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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
Deeisien IN ske Planters, ss.n Case

on the 81 day. or July. 1855. the
Planters Bank Of Tennessee made
an assignment TO, pempsy Weaver,
Trustee, Of all its asset real, person
al and mixed consisting of sos, 900
In gold, $l45, oi7in sterling exchange,
O large amount Of legal tender notes
Of the, Cnitsd States Government,
together with q larse amount of Ma
tional Bank currency, and JiIs cur
reHoy of other, banks, amounting In
oil to the estimated, aud nominal val
We of NJ ore, than four millions of dol.
lars: This deed was made by said
bank, looking to Its withdrawal from
bust ness, and 3 surrender Of Its fran
chise under, the ACT Of the 18th of De
cembers 1886, entitled a. & an act tp ex-
lpedito the distribution of the effects
of banks which have, made .Or, may
make assignments among their cred
itOrs," which act provides that unless
outstanding aclaims. are presented
within q specified time, they shall he
I forever barred. A decision was made
by Chancellor East yesterday; In
fsvor of ;oertaip hote-Lolders of;the
bank, who failed to file the claims
with the Trustee by the first of Ianu-
AIRY, 1869. The. decision holds that
the provisions OF the; ct-above men
toned, are unconstitutional, and that
the claimants are entitled to the full
amount Of their claims against the
bank, although not filed within the
time allowed mentioned Union &
| American. sFff+fun f.ff .t,f .f4 ....ttI, .
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
BEAurrruL PICTURES.

~
Aaaanik is now sSPtnging up nil svqr
thdtAnd ~ beautiful Hcturcs. It is add,
sire> iat row with vbat It foods upo5.
IT'D how tccoh,ins u be considered INST
no house is well furnished without them.
They have become 10 be thought one OF the
tiscoAHarics OF iife. No artici6s ofSufnYfurS.
can give such an air of refinement and
tastc., No nstter how. Elegantly 4 nosse
may be furnished, II looks vacant and
drsafy n no pfctnfea greet you nom the
walls, And you say toyourseiI ti,sse peS-
pie rnay be rich, hut they have, no Taste, no
reapcmept and am sorry for them,, tn a
with all their wealth. they gat so little out
pf lifel thai is cheerful, and .rennina. No
msttnr how lsimply . house, may be fur
nishod, n beautiful pictures wslcnme you
~ You enter you cay 10 yes,rself these PEG
pie may be IN modcrate cirrpmstances, hat
they hove what's better. than money--rc-
finement and oeultiyaticn. I, They. think
there lis isomsthing in life bsstls food,
'ciethes. marryipg ana Ne tsinS m sxfied, end
liosrdins doilarsiq nrorg hodiag ttsdii
An immense trsde ~ now beglpnins In
Iehrenfos. People prefer slAsss ,pletures, as
they ara 70 all intents aHi rssrpose Oil
Paintings. Though NOT executed with the
brush, they are done with The same mate
rlel+s that is, with gcAl painls. iAps IN ,s,,c
warTn eolprs of ,life.u inf bA.3albl
1 NAmong itheee are Midaiston's National
Pnftraitstp ehromoroils. The series thus
far Published leomprisei W sshipgtosf, Mrs.
Westminster. Sackson.s II. Il, Leey Beaure-
gards JET. d)avtes Wesley etc. . Middieton's
Portraits hays beeemcfsjustlyt celsbrated.
They recetve tlependorse end, patron
ageT OF thd nrst; peopls ssatyxhcre, and
commentator OF thu 1e&<A<rs Of the press
lofAlilpnr largo citiiA sautlsnd wcst. They
are spokcnof ffr their fsfhatveious fidelily
susl sl<in.r1 al being womicffui sor their
''softness, ,dociEon lsnd beauty,' Better
pictures mr. oar walls cannot ne found
than these. Few things tend sc much to
educate n IA hiify to Tie ycausifn tiings In
Iifs ~ fine paintings. Few SUBJECTS ore so
iappropriAso "a the portrain srshs good and
s<iss Of eur iand. Their psSssnos, while
adornfhs our homes. irssiinda as, 81 their
sirtuee, and eSachcs 70 SinaiAts 6lieir wis
dom. .naa3 isn,a, 4
p These CHROME portraits arc soid only by
the casAvussins agents ~ the pUb,ishers
NH NJ. DoDoK Is the agent Mr. thfs place
and vicinity. and win sftelour sitisens an
Iepportunity Of procuring tire same, The
terms are very low. NO articles. OF furni-
tars, ct double the price, are so ornarien.
tal, and al the same time 90 permanent.
Application should bs made at once, as
l'hisstAy In Clnrksville will terminate on
the 10th inst. q p%l0n 9ht bnA ,JfB
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

During this year there will be six
eclipses-four. Of the sun and two, OF
the moon. or the two herein men.
toned the first will be q total eclipse
of the moon on January le-f7, which
will DO fnviAbie 10 the United States,
but partially visible ut Greenwich,
England. The second wfli be par
tial eclipse Of the sun, also here invisi-
BILE, and visible only the regions with
within thirty degrees OF the south
polA It occurs, on January 81. The
next eclipse, visible In this latitude,
will be partial one tho moon on
January @. laa nod sy4a ~ iaee
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John 9 cFo'eh vs. Fielding ssrai. Jus.
out a., isttacbment N this case ses,insi w
defepdant asa Don-residept dsbtor, % { ths
ssi hs sssS a es,s q es &
sssIs =; y; i S 4. ~ 4 fiSlSiss Z
diiksviiis, Nont gopsry 10 cSanfy. fsnSes-
sse, on The ofb day of Februsfy. 1870, end
datend said antion, OF III : "a M viii 81 pro.
"a pAILEY.J
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
Revenne coiIectoi

EDfross oaRoS Iei.s;--o owing 10 the stata
OF my health and ciseamsCahees over
which Y have no control, y bcs leave Ia
state, through your colan4 as, that ann not
audidserortnson3ee o. Jailsr for This
county, at the ensuing Masch ei estios.
/ Thanknl ror me generous support teu-
'derea by nay frlgiNt, 9 arm. very respect
@eTF,. 80 -
l.. - - - a.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
THE VACANT SUPREME JupoH

sHIp.-Tha resignation Of the Hon.
Alvin Hawkins OF the position OF
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF the
State for the western district, which
was rendered 10 the Governor sey-
eral weeks since, and which was to
take effect 70 day, was, on yesterday,
withdrawn by that gentleman. The
ooiiseq uence iss that there Ii no vacan-
cy, and the court remains as at pre-
sent constit iitesi. 100 his tr. ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
DICKSON COUNTY
Land For Sale. NO. \, II

n Miller d ais, va james II 0ossett, ct 81
by virtue Of a decree made In this cause
Ga l q snssSsf hS S aso
In the towns IL Ciarksviiie, fon YlIaT ni'T
Saturday, January 30, 1870,
the tract OF lhnd .!nentioned In the plead
ated In District No 3, Of Dickson county,
and adioins the lands Of Gideon Loo, J u
Stokes, Jonas Grey and lanes lobe, decd
I TEkNs- twelve and eighteen mont tbs
credit. with interest nom date. Notes
with good ssepriiy required, and lion re-
~ ll W: 7. sHAcKELFoRD,i G AN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

CoppMBUs, Dee. sSl.rrThe report OF
the enigrant agent for the year end
ing TO day, has been ;snbmitted 10
Gov, Hayes, The number Of emit
graats passing Through ColunlbIs
Was 81 0a8. being an Increase ofS,0z
on last yseE 500 Of these preposedta
settle q minoisi Sy27y 10 Missouri;
4. s5e In W isconsin; 73s in Ohio; the
remainder In Indian, Kentucky.
Minnesota, Tennessoe, Iowa, Kansss.
Michigan, Nebraska, and LOUISIANA.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

MBMPHIs. Dec. Sl.->The Avalanche
has information from Mississippi that
Gen . Aleorn, Governor elect, posi-
lively refuses to accept tina pro visinnal
governorship rendered him by Gen.
Ameu. rfaaf- Il. s,f arfI .Ifr FTH
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

n Catholic fair at Galveston netted
$1,000 and another at vicksburg, ST..
600.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
Ne,cs.. Etsas,inss.

4 created In Austin, Texas.Fs - --,,r-s :
bsi 1T5ffRys N SIM considerable cotton
unbick0d iii portions Of Lotii.iana.i
I. Cuv. ,s,,s,,rp..t.tIst,o IL NJ .sit PM,
fof 1899 rot up 81 1896, 7s7. VI sihgq /,
q ,...,.e -. ~, ,rw sea.anabl.ein
r,ar,s.7 rrst ~ ,,.,a,s,ouabla N prices.
als r., Z a. 4, ,,al ief ~ fbe 4 vo,,-
..,s..,a.'sn.. 49,, .sss,,ns slos Gao.
: 4 - NIsI.raa.r -. 49,, Goa ! :
-aolntr, ~ r' st,,s,u.ce " and
ssa..,,.,,d o,,.,,,' 4, $50 : ~,
- :" - ''"i'.'yr a.i 81 Ssisz,yos,
a cAHoo ol one .nou'anu o ~
s '' = - - -, '"'leT I.
- >t",'r'1.s-t'oH 10 oy.oE bss-..i., 4
h9sA sAaRoAD Journey a'fpm t.icn
IN 'ha 10 -oaiusnots Nis w" maui
who y" c cla'l y ~ cs's. ~ rla,,, - .
go THE Alabama LegLAasare. tahs 81
spanning twenty emiihon Soohars ~
railroSd buiiding ,.s, ,'..' -
alaTHByearsls7O VII have. nityrtilree
1890, 1886 ,srol'sfnIlila 7O7
N's.'Ss - ,', yloGl9l3s ~
9vsftiE Ene'isn iaheuseeiseo W oui
venaliy aoop'Su " ' s"s' ~ ,o ''1-
paiupeeS"'edr9oi s asat nos .ses1yao) +
LIAM Ohio glass-worker has fallen
neir 20 y, !VViVNo' IN . III snu u
porrowcd Money anu sp'nlse A 7" " ~
- PRETTY girls are tho gnldc-boards
That t,oitit the way to the State OF
Mstrimoily.b ,aaar9 rofiAs1ogi hns
batCoLuMBUs,G Her tucky, claims .
popuiatiou Of 5000 souls, and cannot
boast of q single school house. bs7gb /
h,uvsp ar.a , oon ii,rooates d m me
county iniirmaries OF Ohio OF this
number 1000, are under IL years ofage.
Tus n,,mber Of negroes IN Louis,
ans N o,,a- third le,s AT the present
time than prior to the war. ,'g s .a
- srreRri ara ls5. 24s volumes m the
co,,.,ra..,,oo,,al 7 Ibrarv, asxxo,,s,v. \,
49,, ,,,,,.,,.rd nnho,,nd n.,,nd,n.t,
- g VI. M n. ~,
lI LIE reccippS;ot inc Union rAc'nc
49, AZ. s aoo - :" - 80
ppSi|'P ' ~''' ~ - .,sima-r .lo i.,a.i
~ a DISPATCH rom Hamburg says
the Eiba Is blocked with ice ana nay
igation suspended. r.
,7THE total LOSSES by hre In Louis
VILE during the past year amounted
70 $500 insurance, SZ2,ooo.
SEVERAL distilleries, breweries and
tobacco factories In various parts OF
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

AMONG ot'asvs Ebo are mentioned
in connection viii the chs 4ns hship
Of the CoayeIesoA We see NE name
Of our talented rpnsentaave. Col.
]. F. H8use. ~ "a r. -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

THE business OF manufacturing 10.
bacco Is TO be revived In Lynchburg,
Va. s-,. ia
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

THrRn are at present dol convicts
In the P"oi;cntlsry at Nashville.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08
Farm ! Yor Sale.

y KillsbreY Adm'E W isirs and 'fredi-
; torao W Aurphyg IN baa .a-.lt.it3
BY virtue Of s,decree made inthis cause
at the october term, lses. OF the chancery
ssssios .. at the coas; house. il ciaSsssiiis'
Saturday, January 20, 1870,
rs acre: Of the farm bslonglng tothe estate
10 district So. I. 'of Mon gcmsry ecnbiy,
w J, !. nssssi end ssSoi;. ffSs lana viii );
!. TEsxs -oae and two year. ersdu vithss-
required aads iien ntAiped. ~ 4 NJ
-. W.T.. tifAckELToRp. q an
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

ming business - his Factory, In Clar b -
willie, " here he u nov rsady 10 buy ana re-
csiye Loose Tobacco tte<i IN LARGE or small
hands. Will also deni IN prtssd Tobacco,
and buy the same publiciy or privately, all
undertbe name and style Of >. v. BEAC-
MONT 4 co. All b. y. BEAUMONT.
JanS-iN ID -nlL--l laI 81. ~ II
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

q GEO. ID. PRENTICE, who, has been
QUITE Ill 'for soma time, Is, we are
Slad To laarrs recover,ut,'s,.,,,. ,oitr
---.--->~--.-ss-....lt h. soit
~. .rr....,, e,,,.,.,.,,- -.
~ HoN. uo .aa''ir's 90 A.'i4 "oo e' w.
thrown rom MS carriage on The 18th
ult., and had his shoulder dlslocated.
,---- - 1rifT
| IN M, 81, 49,, A. a. oor,,,s,u =
'vAo".n s e 0o"o'.'' Us W
q lengthy andinteresting article upon
the important events OF the year
1869. taken from the Cincinnati En-.
r,,, I r., II ,s1iI 80, fe-'-
But We should not perform our task
II we did not refer To the religious
|cffauges,that have been progressing
IN the Christian world. In our owl,
country the. two great branches of
the Presbyterian Churches have been
united. Thsy were known by the
/ distinctive names, OF the, Old
SchoolW and the New School.n
Alth onVh these wbrls had no specific
lac Gaming, .soeinr, tbat nearl v the M n, q
docfrines were faughs. md. the san, !
chirch discin,lne carried ont val
thew were distinot and separste In
their, organizations, but by their
union thew have beeome one 81 Tho
most p owe and infiuentia1 tai b So 1as
L in the United States. and nv the
great wealth OF their members and
their high respectability. thew will
exercise, necessarily. a much more
powerfiil Ia fluence than when thew
were disunited. l,-;crT ~" n i,'r''''
The Catholic Church In Italy and
France has not exhibited that extra-
ordinary obedience to the commands
Of the Pope that was .manifcsted n,
years, gone by. 'Pope Plus TX. any.
Ifous to perpetuate TO all time the
unity of the one Catholic and Amos
Itolic Church, called an EcumenIeal
| Council, composed of the dipnitarjes
| of the Church from the utternost
parts of the habitable earth. The
great objects which he has i'm view. II
I Is understood. are the Declaration m
Tie DOGMA Of the infallibility' Of 'th y.
Pope and the assumption of the
Blessed Virgin. rs we'll as to enforce
more strict discipline. The Council
is now sitting, aid it viii he Tor the
historian of 1870 to chronicle the IT,
suits OF the greatest. Ecumenlcal
Council that has ever been held I'm
Rome. 't'', ''''''s = - ~ ,'.-5-'
In our own country the most Inn :
portant event that has happened has
been the Inauguration az General
| Ulysses s.. Grant as Presidents His
| term of office up to this time has moi
been DISTINGUISHED. for events az 4
Startling nature. Acknowledged nv
I ali Ia he q man endowed with oniy
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

Wallace democrat ,......,....... 81, 692
Crockett tDemocrat) ..."..,-~,,. rs, 1897
Sawyer tRepublican) .............,3 &c, 1896
Pratt (Republiean) .... ......... 90, 706
la..L q Voh Ei ~ od aY1laI -
Total vote,.-..,s...,-.,.--...6 ,6c8
The Democratic majority isb,766
for Wallace over Sawyer, and 1929
for Crocket over Pratt. This h very
well done for California, which gave
a majority Of 500 for Grant last fail.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

In justice TO myself and to explain why
my collections on the Iax Last OF 1909 arr
no greater. Iwould state that my colieo-
tons up to the LIST Of November, were mors
than they were up 10 the same time las,
year, on the tax list OF 1854 About that
time the decision Of the Supreme Court OF
the United states in regard In Tenpessee
Bank notes was rendered, and since that ]
have collected but very few taxes. rs the
authorities at Nashville directed me not TO
receive II. Knowing that the conrt under
stands the nature Of the case. ithersfore
suhlnit the above reports for Your consul.
Grafton. Respeetfuiiy, = : ~ , ., 49,
y 'tai', 50 fli.os q J. J,RAwIs.
=. NeHenne Collector.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

VIZ fluid In TIE Bqstep 'rrsveiler,
Radical, bhe ntiowieg extnct POM &
lettss purpofting I'd have b wt,sten
jtorn some point fhe HDutls by 3
Democrat: a - - "A
p. ssnss9sS IL a % S9s Ssl
let him come South and stay one
month, and II he can find any Of u
left he may have my head for foot
ball, ON call. The ilfAs8ea Of the
whites are ignorant and brutal. You
might ~ well attenpt kindness
with . lot. Of sagedy hyspasrg ~ With
the masses Cfa VI 9, Southern people,
INqthing outof the power Of the gam
;eral Qosernmeirt, stlppleus ented with
the ballot In the hNnda Of the heel
men, led by Northern men o., intosli-
Igcnce, can keep them Ia tolerable
public orderffor q generation to come.
Were itpot for this, murder, arson
and all kindred crlmPs moul(lJun riot
| ell through the South. The bleoks,
of COURSE are rapidly, improving r.
They are very anxious to obtain edu.
cation. earn their own living .epd
Keep thelr soh.rsets es u
them' m every way' in making con.
tmets aud then force them to the
lstrietest' compllanc@"sI .bshHsSrt
The author Of the above has thu
Lknack Demonstrating q huge bupdl.
of lies Into o very small space, but |
a southern man man speaks Of thes.
tthingshe 4 charged BY the Radical'
81 endeayorlng to keep, alive Thu
tspirtt OF rebeilipns gWesd for one, Or
I'm fayor ,1of srebelliur at NIL time
AGAINST stich wing sueaks as th,
author ~ The, above article .takei
from the Boston Trayeller. odl onlt
| ~ aae .-++ts---slsa.- .ss4-e---b- 'slSH
aONLv three railroads In Isnnessc'
have paid their yanuary interest e tn
Nasty ille and Chst t&g ooga, Mfmphh
and Ohio, aisd AisiaslppA and Zen
nessee. ,f'ifs last paid IN paft leavint
asmalI 5alance.r The East Tennessee
and i0corgissoad proposes to pay one
third In coHponS. The Mislssipp
Central and Tennessee road Offers cou
pons; the Mobile and OhiQroad offer
ito pay sa0, 900 i'm New York, There
mhInder In coupons at Nashvilie. :
Nothing heard nom otber roads. =
The Controller will not receive cou
pons In payment Of railroad Interest
Prospect Of the payment In currency
% encouraging, ,brd MD tolr,oo
n..Ju baTr---r-~-7u+-7 i1spp
EDITORS CHRoSIrLE'-eWo hay
mad a treat this week IN the shape o
an entertainment given by the Ar
1
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

ATTENTION, BANKRUPTs p The
United States Marshal has left with
me, for a fem days only, Executions
against the following named Bank
rupts, whose cases win be Dismissed,
and property seized and summarily
sold unless payments DO made, Mt
oncp as fpllOws.5 siBuuH tr -lNEr 4.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

.THS- yensssbls Bislsep Jssnss o.
Andrew, who assisted In the late
South Carolina Conferences NJ Che
raw, Is at present In Charleston-'--
Bishop Andrew Il not only the Senior
Bishop In the M. z. Church, South,
but stbe oldest Methedist Distep dn
America, having been elected to thst
high and Responsible Office fu'1Bs2, =
The venerable minister was admitted
into tiis asauthl Carolina Conference
fifty-eigiit years ago. -atuii"s siiisiss 4
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

THE following Is the official vote OF
California for Supreme Judges at the
late election: tHl
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

g7q HON. SHoRATqoi SEYMOUR was
thrown from liis carriage on the 2sth
ult., andhad his shoulder dIslocated.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
MA PTLi Nd IFsEsx A
7CQAP1H.'

.
pie rrn-reS> of T.ifc INSURANCE n the Tn
] ilci States prsT.s if'> great rovynpss
,rurl;.h o ulrirra - ,n,F snf plsil .sss l,vs-
rhy ~ beoue NFIls marvellous fea,uie> otuu:
social ccnrosl-
The wisdom nf al lceS rs ievi>e,l mol
ing that compares TN t.. II is sn manifest
Iv god. that !, : iiEcul, TO see how m IN
tslhsens sn.sn. With pIo1er concern for tic
ech, fort aud rrolec loo a hls iAu uStascsns sa /
ts avail him>r'io trs S5sct.s. - -
Lie Insurance '-ovts rel'iv u'Snev '5 set
20 eatatcS II, a2taHta-e. !: VII prevent 4
Sncrlsc~ "Trso perry i NM lie in debt. u
issrts~-r.o no t!y turing Ii. nor orphahs'
,smr, e. pensps after ,lcssh- sItis sxs saSs bs,
iaw f-cn jch;. II . rl7'i'v iecoIa ascs q
rule that az mon nf ;ns, a.tr.h3.es insur".
ON Nsrv.s, Corr11v c>nra ,rts i'Salf
To the confidence ard patronage e orr p-o-
PIE in MI parts Of the State. L. !Tec' are
men of known integrity anl aki'iv. 10 whee'
the public NAV look with confidence for
inst and CAREFUL supervision of It's affairs. IL
must bc clear ~ every intelligent mind that,
If we n ti8 secac thss lar Est prpspeslN toi
our State aud pcople ieAivfutly wenust
huid up ourinstitatios,s and sep cur cap:-
a n; home.
Had the five r,ilIicr dollars sen. out Of the
State annually for insurs7 CO beer invested at
home it would have told iavorshly upon orr
own wealth auG com meWe. This - alfhat- +,
icaily ora COMPANY gotten up by our BEsr
merchants tn afford the opportunity for al
t. iisurc withou, sending the money on: "
our own State. TIE Affairs Of the Company
ac r,.r-scd with eccremv
Such has hcen orr market success that W.
were able after the second wear Ia declare
and pay in CAsuas large aivhlyGjs As tie OIL
DIST and IhrCrsT company w the Unite.
States. The Company feel greatly enconr-
aged Nv the patronage -rd c c'-orarat'on tlev
nave received. end solicit : continuance -
the same The laws Of trade. comuer<,
>-lfre<pect and sPlf-intcrcSt cmbine 10 make
his the Comp for u
Now 'elr sirS. in view of al the aivar Ia
>eS Of Life Insurance rs an inves,menr-lhe
uncertainty of .ife-;he strong claims ot vi ic
| and children Upon husband aui faihcr-the
uncertainty Of business, ard ali the ordinary
| forms Of InvcSt;::cnt-iS il otthc moral dutc
| ofevcry man 10 pu; u;somc'hn. in = form that
| vii. prevent want Sul distress, or trouble on
| the par OF those ne loves
i BY all means Insure, and 10 il at orce in
the Maryland Company. The officers Of this
Company are:
GEO ? THOMAS, President.
| A IL FoRp, Secretary.
| Bo,hp OF DIRECTORS:
| Hamilton Easter. Geo II ITilrcr,
! Allen \ Chapman, Thomas CassIrd,
| Geo 7 Thomas. William prvrics,
Hugh SiSson. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods, .Tr.
a J MYERS, State Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Masfuder. judge Ford. Judge Ma
son. Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton aid
Editor Of Beacon.
Eec y J MlEES. the S:1tc Agent. will be
in LconarItowu during t., tir>; week e Cour:
70 tranStci the business -! The company. and
will also insure rrogriyu. Baltimore Comp m-
is
Aug -, ISGS-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
Lar CO-partnership.

TtiE undersigned have foyrnea law CO.
! partnership under the uAme Of Maddox
& Crane. Thcy will practice IN the Courts OF
81. Narv'> and tie adjoining counties and
ais in the Court Of Appeals.
Especial attention paid 10 the collection Of
Gains against individuals the State or the
Government. Promr; attention given to all
business entrusted 10 thcir charse.
Address. MadJNx X Crane. Leonarilown
St. Mary's county, Md.
g. FRED. MADDOX,
!. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. 25, ISG--tf.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
Professional Cards.

vvlH l. uniess'rnei, Attorneys at Law anil
L Solicitors ia Chanesry. have, this ard dsy
nf Jaly, lSee. formed a copartnershir IN the
practice of their profession, under the nans
and s.y.e OF Combs & D-wn.. They ~il .prac-
zee in ,he Corniy N SAINT Mnry's ard the ad-
dining Counties, anu IN the Court o: Appeals.
Especisl attention xi!l he iaid 20 the collection
Of claims ayains, indl, .jua.s, the State. or the
Government.
References gwen. when ar~an,red. Addrs.s
+,mhs & Downs, Leonardo Sn, T.. o., ~
Airys Couuty, Mar"isnS.
ROBERT c. C0NRS
"a JAS. 5. DOWNS.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-08-11
Care Of kid"y and Bladder Affection
9" Patient Sercny-EIght Years
Of Aye-Th""ks to
Nr. MimLola.

GIEARD. Pa. March 81, 1869.
EnIroR CosNoruLITE:
desire Is an unsolicited tribute to the
merits ot liclmhold's Huchu. and for the
benefit vi those similarly afflicted rs myself.
to saw that after consulting many eminent
physicians, and trying nearly all the best
advertised remedies in the vain hope Of fnd-
ing relief from aggravating kidney aud bl.d-
Ger diseases. from which have suffered ex-
cessively fer many years, good fortune f..
nally suggested 10 me He:mbold's Buchu,
which commenced using with little faith.
and no apparent beneficial results for about
n month. At the expiration Of that time,
however. thought commenced to expert
ence slight relief, which encouraged me to
perscvere in its use. and now at the expira-
lion OF four months. although am an In.
firm old man. nearly seventy-cight years of
age. and consequently medicines cannot be
expected % iavcrably effect me a. they 9th
er~isc would, have found such unspeaka.
bic relief and permanent benefit from Mr..
Hesmboks valuable discovery, that feel |
knowledsemept TO him and q valuable suy-
gcs.ion 10 the public.
Yours, Respectfully,
IN. LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers 10 the following gentle
men:
Col Dan Rice. Girard, Pa.
Chas. Stow, E<q, Girard, Pa, Ed. Cosmcp-
ofi;e.
George II. Cutler Girard. Pa. Attorney
G. j. Hines. oiard. Pa, Attorney.
Capt. ID. W. Hutchinson. Girard, Pa, At
tuuusN.
David DIN. Gira-d. Pa. Merchant.
David ID y, Girard, Pa. Merchant.
Z Rockwell. Girsrd, Pa, Merchant.
B Z Ely, Glrard. Pa, Druggist.