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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-29

Gjnaeen Wande5 srn pcm Serbiteu, mas
0u seip.rten.
1cu lissen Define SbiFs Nprmann!
Seiteise lie unp fabre beiu,.
Niht rod! &rSftis spar iInc Seinc
8prts UNI itarf; abrr nidt 10 tart, u,s
in Die Slu6t III treibsn. Nun 1T Ger
Spislerei srnus. On bic @rbeit 6reano,
-einen Spatenl
Iajetat ipra3 ats Soft SOrtrsnr, i9
piererbple msine Sitts. Geitattet Ga
tisfatticn an pieism srO~BIndulisen Oelts
5ten. E
GtltYeritancen riff Der Sebarniiate
Yrppbrt. S6ittle nidt zen Sppt Nprs
man! 0ein Seer Ieu un pisisn SsiBipcrn
ribt fleiner perrsn. SD mbhte zen
ruutmen Sunsen nur etrpas sur Seiins
hung ~trinsrL unp ibm ba5 Sell ssrben.
@itbcnp ris @fe Sptt ben Sabsl aus
Der Sdeire. Nu6 Der 0epappnste 900
bspd6tis iein S6wert tas a~aerpins5 bic
ldwepildc 8linse sur Sepeutuns sites
aadenmeIers berabrridte. Der &f
besann, besleitet BON regent Sntereie Der
3uidauer. Der llnbefanate fodt ebenio
ftltlarn, ME er scIprpden. ST. eadte
nidt paran ate'S Sabelbisbe at3ulenfsn
bic in frSitisen Sdldssn n~isosrfubren
pbne t~peiteren Grfcla, als bic 8ltnss an
ben SrttenrinSen unb Stabliduppcn
ftumpf su baaen. Serner ~sebraud,ts CT
nidt bic S6neire, ipnpern bic Yreitc res
S6wertes. Iber aud bic Sreite wuroe
benz Sbriiten sefabrlid. 8ispertplt fubr
fe nit folder 0epalt auf i'm nieeer tab
er mantle unc bic 8no6en su breden
rrobtea rntsr ben wu6tisen S9lasen.
Der &SniS 9epabrte bic bepenfli6e Gage
res SfHciereS ano fanb % Hug ben
&f ein;uielen. SeSor eies ieco6
aeiaak feiIelte cine iiterraIbenee GrI6eis
rltls feline aufmerfiamteit.
lleber rem Sanp Der Smell jaste cine
8eiterin. Sbr 8erpanp f~atterte i'm 8inz
&c uni lire Ee6te ibrrsnfte elm weises
1ud. 1as Saar bate ii6 seI5it uno
fubr lang unc reid, mic cine splrene
Slutb I'M Sturme res iaulencen 8alop>
pes binter ibr Der. Gten ibpB Elm SUnz
nenftrabl tur6 serriilsneS 0sp5lf, unp
bic leu6tenpe Saule, wsl1s Simmel uno
Grpe Yertanr, besleitete ras b~eranIprens
ssnoe @eib. IS f%untelte UNI ibren Nafs
fen, es tliste auf ibrer Yrult unp bic
5ano, wel6e oaS Sud- idpenfts, parf
belle Junfen berdber. 9Seit 3urdf fplate
Gin Reiter, oeRen pfero Gem Fi6tisen
&enner Ger fibnen6rau l4werfduis nad,
feudte.
Der 3weitampf mar serseHen. ollie
Iusen rubten Dol Staunen auf Der psibs
li9en 0sitalt bic i'm @lan,s Der eitts
iaule beranbraulte.
&fe lVtt fudt nit iteissnpsr Grbittss
runs. Die Glei6saltistsit ess Ssinpes
sesen feline Sdbelbiebe perleBts i'm, nod
msbr bic treite 8linse reren S6arfe i'm
Yeradtsts. Ct fablts i4 bel5impft
,lnp seitlasell, ME Elm unmlnrissr
,&nabe. 3!s.
Saltet Gin REF cine belle Stinme.
Saltet %ein,-tbut ibm fsin eetp
Der &lans rteier Gimme traf zen
ieltiamsn Sdmpen enpfnpli5er, ais Der
Sabsl reS S6wspsn. Or lie6 BEN slrm
finfen unp blidte un. 1ptt bsnuste bic
8lSee unp bieb rem 0esnsr iiber eas
ieittpartS %seipanrts 0siidt.
Geissr Subs! sarnts Der Sitter. Sisb'
did spr!
Gas Sawert bei9rieb einsn iauienpen
&reis unp BOD in bic euft Hog ase's GER
.bro9snrr Sabel.
8ie febt's, Ssrritberif6sr 0ptbe?
Soa i6 lid ent,wri tauen wie einen
faulen &irbis I? Sisbit Iu, bate Ger
Na1en1hirm Oeinrn Strrih nid,t oknez
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-29

u~rnJebenc, aus benz 5bpre, stns rur6
rem Gbpr unp I'm rem Iltar berum uro
fubr in fur;er Gntfernuns eanpn in Die
Gre. Iter pte Siele Spfer binterlieB CT
auI ie.nenS Sege! 3usrit tbrtets or rreiperz
ION IN. welbt lSutete1, cann ,pet welhe
cis lrepee gum 0lofertburme bin
aaitiesen, ;wet an rer SbIre Der Saz
criitet, cir a,,serS paar auf cent Gbpre unb
enrlid. ;pei am Altare, nobel ereine
6rau ancsi4dcist lieb. Glf Yeripnen
raren auf Der Stslle tort uno a9t;ebrr
msbr Deer weniscr ssrlsBt. Der Slis
reri6pnts Niemancen auser Ger erpdbnz
teniSrau uno Den @eniaen, pe!Ge am
Strrt seblieben paren, um cas- @stter III
tepetsn ; aud ;pei Sunre cntsinsm nidt
csin Sdifiale ibrer Serren. Gin paar
junss @er;tc, Salerip unc &atti, eilten To-
sleih bcrbet une bradten bic erite Silfe.
IS sslars ibrsn Semhibunssn, Webrere
;a rctten, Die ltrn rem Sore nabe raren.
@en ben dft;sbn Serpunreten 1T BIG iest
feintr seitcrtcn, dter ;pei bis trei BADEN
Gle Spyat'e nod nidt wiscer erlanst.
Die lprttn ilnr s%rbBtrntbeils t:s CUR I'm
tenntlid'fsit Yerbrannt eS paren meit
nod lnrgs 2eut.rc IA bis "a Sabren,
prYpn ;lpsi fSrau uuc Sinner bettcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-29

F"~''INN"b'S
mem, Q. !. Sniultcn funr, weIhe in Der
giibr res Satieans in Scsns ecicet ipers
Zen. Sr ;es Gil Absnr es5 Waridz
Srmm'lta,rteta3e5 cine Sauoe unter
Wulittr5lcitung rur6 Gle pprta |n9es
!ita IN re Start rnp ma6te bel Ger
pdpt!Id,n Scnrarrierieca itrne, rie acras
&c inter tn 5enitsrn css Se.:cans liest
Seii. Ge rurre rdnn rte @ariealct>
R9mrnat pttrerbr!t auf9eipislt urc YER
9nil9tcn ild, cie Strpl1e ramit, utter cen
&ldn8rn rtr Duff Gle 6saitsr 9epa6ter
Galcrns 81 scrtrimmern. Speann be-
Sdnn auf Gpnmanrp Elm w~iitbenecs Sc
ltrsi UNI Webeul. SIS wureen Die &uie
laUt: MoEsca al papa CSpc cen papits)
Morte al preti 5pp zen 9ristsrn ,
Morte al elericali (. Clpc rem &lsrifas
len , Abasso la madonna la religioz
ne. IL confcssione Niecer nit Ger teis
liArn Sun3irau, Ger &elisirr, ter Sei6>
to- Der Sirm ,pabrte linsrr ais 20 Wiz
nutcn. Plus TX. bSrte saes. Nidt
melt srn Gem Sdduslase res Sfanz
rails beiinsen iid nidt allein Soften, ipns
FERN audi &adtlrcale, man lies aber bic
Sanrc rubis Sewabren. @erer bic ~
lSel rgr Mesierun9, nod rie pes Wunis
eipiume lictsn lid leben. 9ln eemIelbcn
MISREPRESENTATION iiebcn Yeripncn auf ccm
Grrlp u!!s a~nrerpirts Yerrunret ,ur;ein
y>ute, meld'c III Gbren Ter beilisen Sum-
iyaA, mic lIIjibrIid, ibre .Siuirr tsleuds
1T lat.:n. Ia;u fiaen tie 3citunaen
ibrc Spnltcn init Sniulten, 5pbn unc
Spptt seSen ZEN papt.-Ien las Ypr
Gem bsiIiseh 6eite prdientirte ii6 IN Ger
Saflifa spn Ct. petrr Ger teri6tiate
lcsnettt Srissr RES WSrters Ter q.
rapltll6en' Splcaten, u1c serldngte nit
isinen Sesleitern ginlas in rie i~cssnannz
ten Satieaniiden @rctten. Die @d6s
ter in rer Sir6e ieyten risitm Sesetrsn
rir abicluteite @eiseruns entscssn. Ia
Scsnetti absr cen 3utritt nit @ema!t err
srinsm wrllte, rief ma Militlr UNI
pplisei bertsi rsnen es selans, rie ru6s
lplcn WienIden ~ entierncn. Die Sla6e,
melhe bel risism guitritte rpn Icsnetti
UNI ieinm Seslsitern in rer Sallita
ausSetpBen ipurcsn, iinp gar nidt ME
r~srSuseten. Den Tag na9 eem 5sits
rcrscitern,l pplIten fib iitben Strplde am
bintfren lbpre pes @atieanes, rclbeS ren
@asen gum Ginsanse rient nit @erpalt
Gintritt seri6afsn I; rie Stpe,sr jsrp9,
rierrrt2S SADIE bieltst, itytsn i6 csr0spalt
sntsssriy uni ersrifrn ibrs 0esner, ale
ne laben, RAP ibnen nit Grnf bsssanet
psrre, Tie 5ludt. Npb elm artisss
Stiidden. Ssi Dem @HsIpr res @tunis
piums, perm anselini, itelten lit ppr
crei Sasen ipSenannte IOmsr Elm, ole
ais I'm raS @aterlanp rpblperrient cine
unteritiBanS rerlansten unp ;par, pie
fie nit bereutlamen Vaheriifen erflIrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-29


i'm Dienit bat esmna6, at5ris9m Ypn ibz
rcr Stlitpirfung auf nc 0ei6iftss UNI
6anilienbc;irbunsen Ter easrn @ctrrTes
nen, aud fir RE 0smeinre Cert1nre res
Stnatcs c!n; 8tn} nu5rrprcutiI:t idwcyt
MISUNDERSTANDING }lr 6e!1r. 60 MI
Cgn ;ur .}sit bierypn jnr:b nett iitcrriez
5c"c r: G~!t2s:gBiia:n gMncsz.t -: IND
.pa c.nlslbm pitcrr ann; tsipat,rs ccrr
si9cntlit tbItiIh!id nNr nph aurn Gle
D.lti'tt tetrrTEn. nia melhM iIb tie
ned II 6raafrei9 se.tli,tcnfn Srcupa-
tipnssS ruppsn s~rB3n;rn, I'll iih aub oit
N:icyril!n rer IN eie Seinatb ,uriidas7
.ebrt.n Srurpn:beiIt liuAit entlaIm be-
Vnr."i. @eI,g!ih .aa1 lregcn Ter !an-
1rn G~int:hnltUrS i:ntr nrb tci ttn
,yabntn t:tnelihm NtisrYiiten fein Gin
'pr.'3 rrhpRcn wrycm; anesrs jsrpt tie
ben tie Dinas ii SctyeT rcr llntcrIats
;ul8szpaiht fir eir NcIrriiten : Sanis
lien. Sb rie 0smeinren aud na6 abaez
ltlrlrngm SrieSe nod cine llnteritiisuna
al ris'eIbsn 81 ;ablsn ncrp1idtst iinr, or
'heint minceitens ,treifcltait, Inn lrcnns
Slsid ris Siuisfeit sessn eicie cbnrtin
70 ltirer betrpfenm Wannihaften mpbl
Tiir rie 6rrtsahlunS risler llntcritisuna
an ihre 5amilien ipreden mSGte, 10 tlirbc
tri rieier @elessnbeit rr6 81 minihrn,
rnB scn cen itlptii1en SebSrrm cigirr
3rsifel ST. ein,m seiesliden 9tustraA scs
srad't UNI hermit rielleidt cir llrtrnraz
sing rie'cr SrncerbelaianI MD; su
81 Berlin sur 3sit muir mod rinrr aeriis
len 3abl pUn 0emeinrsu sur 9ait fSat
anf Ten @eiammtitaat errirft miitce."i?#
Tranfreit. Der TRANSFERRED 6inaa;z
ninifr bit prittre 800 MtIitnsn mad
StrabbnrS at9eIanct, 70 rap jeBt auf lie.
brittle babe Miaiarps 200 Miaicnen ses
Sablt iinr.-Sie vGliaB srtbrinscr aiaue.
DC Delierance", eis ais itrrn ausidliess
liden 3iped ansitt, ren unaliidli6rn Gl9
lap eptbrinscrn, rie ibre 6eimatb rrrlier
sen, I'm nibt pruiIens ,u werem, @lrz
belt Sleirer UNI Srpr III Yeridafen,
bielt ON Ipnneritas Gin muFtaliibrs
6elt i'm Saa!e 6srs ab no rer Chant de
Ia Revanche" unp Elm neues yier nit
Dem 1itrl: ,,L'Alsace-L Lorraine" ras ZEN
Stirien 0fes mn StraFturs s%rwipmet.
SellnSen purpe. Der Hcirain resirltrn
lautet: .4 @..D .l,a. I'D
Vous n'aurez pas IAlsare ei Ia Lorraine
TT malgre yOus, nous resterOns Francois,
Vous avez pu germaniser Ia PLANE, -
Mais notre occur, vous ne / aurez janais.
Dieie @erte wurcen nit rem Nufeu
aufsenommen uYirin! Nein. Hiez
mails Ginise Srte um paris berum,
'p''pf spr t''l'9eh ssrPe" seneea prei,
bs" ss''al'fa pprre" ~a'sH' lhe w'srsr
"" .P"'a etlts' wetesb pe'' man eert
'."se'ne yteaBeh thlall'ft eatle. Inter
e''l'" o.Na0s' rp enelsn, @p ena preue's
lVsr oH'sler III eiAer Ne~l'aaratlol ar'se<
STITCH ~ates. YeAtfal . WanIeu1si
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-29

slnS @om miro sei3risbsn: 0aB bier
sur 3eit &cYplutipnSrs aus oler Serren
eSnsryf@ inNenresscuS geScten sitt I'D
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-12-02
BAR IRON

and all other articles used in rstcass Blacksmith and
MheewrIglt Shops. Try me, and convince yourselves
that will do all that advertise.
m! intention to keep everything that is generally
10 be found Ill first class Hardware Store, which will
sell at
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing else
whsre and be convinced that you buy cheap at
home as in the city.
April %, lS1l-tf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-10

and hold to the opinion that the element OF
INSANITY enters into almost every case in
which man puts an end to bis own life, it
is very evident that the suicide clause in life
policies is virtually, il not practically, OF no
effect, and that, as a general rule, whenever
a policy-holder kills himself, the company
will be held liable.
From this tendency on the part OF juries
to find insanity in every act Of self-killing,
it has been suggested that the companies, in
order to protect themselves, "shall insert a
"clause declaring the policy void, if the per-
'.son upon whose life the risk is taken dies
s'by his own hand, whether sane or insane,
conscious or unconscious" 1t is doubtful,
however whether companies embodyiDg in
their policies a clause so sweeping, would
not, in the long run, lose more than they
would gain. The number OF wilful, delibe-
rate, conscious suicides is comparatively
small, and it would probably be more to the
interest Of the companies to pay such losses
without contesting them in the courts. They
might easily be covered by letting the actua-
ries include them hereafter in their calcula-
tions OF the average death rate, and by
altering the schedule OF charges to cores
lond.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-10

nsos He recognizes the popular demand ihat
ra,lrosd landgrants should cease, and the
homestead principle remain invioiste' He
taxes no the cudgel ia favor OF general am
nes,v and instead Of bulky bill, reneVing
thousands of Individuals by name, Whicn "ieii
by its own weight, he favors bill renewing
the great mass of the Southern people lrom
all constitutional disabilities. Touching ciVi
service reform, Mr.. Coltax advances a
peg beyond the recent party enact
ment, and hopes that rostmasters may event
ually be nominated by the people interested.
He advises the next Congress TO reduce TAXA
ton sixty to eighty millions, and after a long
lab1rjn,h ofintroductory remark, counsels the
Ievyinp of duties '.for revenue and not Tor
nroblbi,ion," the making free OF hundreds OF
articles from which little revenue is received,
and The tightening OF duties on or rendering
free raw materials not produced in this couu-
try. The article is carefully prepared, and lts
advanced positions tempt one to believe that
lis eminent author is electioneeriug little ior
himself. in spite OF his celebrated retirement
from politics. In fact, one can see peculiar
smile peering through the whole document.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-10
The Elections To-Day.

To-day three important elections occur.
Ohio elects State officers and Legislature,
and votes on o revision Of the State consti'
tuition. That the Republican State ticket
will be elected is conceded, and the chief in
terest centres in the contest for the control
of the Legislature, which will elect success
sor to Senator Sherman, and have charge OF
the new apporlionment Of the State fer the
election OF Congressman. The last Legisla-
ture stood-on joint ballots Republicans,
- Democrats and 7 Reformers, who have
usually voted with the Democrats. In 1869
the Republican Governor, Hayes, was elect
ed by 1918 majority. Pennsylvania votes
to-day for auditor, surveyor and Legislature.
Philadelphia will elect mayor and city
officers. The Republican majority in 1869
was 1896, and the Legislature last chosen
stood, on joint ballot, p Republicans, 6l
Democrats. Iowa also votes for State Off
GERS and members Of the Legislature. The
Republican majority for secretary OF State
in 1869 was ~. .4s9.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-10
A Carpet-Bagger's Opinion Of colored
Man.
From the Washington Chronicle. ]

From the Washington Chronclel
That a substantial and decided reorganza'
tion of the Republican party is needed IN Inc
several States of the South is unquestionable.
Between fraud and imbecillty, or rather by
both, the management is ruinous.
In South Carolina, such o man as Lieuten'
ant.Governor Ransler is totally unfit to be
chairman of ward committee, much less oi
the State committee. He ls weak, vaciating,
Ignorant, conceited and obstinate. BE is on
both sides of every question. He is forever
assuring everybody that he exactly agrees
with them, and explaining to everybody how
1t was that within very short time ne had
said, in public speech, what seems 10 each to
be in direct and irrecon cilable hostility. He is
perpetual apology.
And so of dozens of others. having little
brains, no education, and less than no charac'
ter. These men must be ousted and better
men be put in their places. Let the reorgani'
zation 60 on.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-10
Chitago Is Fallen!

The great City Of Chicago, which forty
years ago was mere trading post, whose
magical advance in population and wealth
was one of the marvels Of the age, is now a
leap of smoking ruins. The fifth city in the
United States, teeming hive Of three hun
dred thousand busy souls, now appeals Tor
food for the tens OF thousands whom fear
ful conflaeration has left homeless and desti-
tute. In twenty years Chicago became one
of the first commercial places Of the world,
and two days has suficed for its destruction.
The wharves, the warehouses, the depots,
the huge elevators, the mammoth hotels, are
swept away. This Chicago, upon whose
sad notoriety We do not care to dwell, is
purified by fire.
AS long ago as 1860 the imports and ex-
ports OF Chicago were valued at two hun
QreQ mllllOQ QOlldTS. IL Was luC III oioiu
and provision market in the world, and It's
lumber trade exceeded that OF every other
port in the Union. The Chicago people be-
lieved and with good reason, that their
city would soon boast Of half o million in
habitauts. Their course was to be upward
and onward, without check or halt Now
they must begin over again the work OF ma
terial development.
We doubt not that the appeal Of the
Mayor has been promptly answered. Thous-
ands OF hands will be ready to do their part
in alleviating the weight OF what, in profane
history, Is an unparalleled disaster. The
crimes of the city will not, we hope and
trust, be visited upon the heads of its suffer-
ing people.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-10
6ostctter g Bitters.
~THE WARNING HAS 81

~ THE W RNING HAS BEEN
HEEDED.-Slnce the exposure Of the attempts
made by certain inscriptions local dealers, to
palm or their coarse astrngents, made from
cheap and impure materials. in the place OF the
great national totic, HoSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS, public option has set strongly against
thes. empires and their preparations. Their oc.
c.pation is gone, or soon will be. When the light
Is lie: into deception it soon willis down. Persons
who tribe with their own health, by using un.
known preparations, with no guarantee to sus-
tain them, when an established specific proven
BY twenty years experience TO be exactly what 1t
is claimed to be- is within their reach, s sure to
repent their temerity. Many have done 80 in
this ns ance, but 1t s hoped that the truth plain.
Iy spoken has arrested the evil. In the meantime
the demand for the leading protective and resto-
ritive medicine or America was never so great as
1t has been this season. From the fever and q: ne
districts o: the west, southwest and south, 1t ia
literally overwhelming, and 1t may be said OF the
alvices from all parts OF the country OF the cues
It is enectng in dyspepsia, oiiio complaints and
chronic constipation, that "thelr name Is LEGION"
Everywhere the sick and feeble seem to have
rellized the importance OF "holdlDg fast that
which Is gocd,m and Of avoiding what Is spurious
and dangerous. oct7-stutb3D&c
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-10
,rRHS or HHE NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS, by mail one year, IS; sL1
,,onrhs 81; three months So 80. Served is tut
a.v AZ E1earERs GENTS week, payable to the cor
r,srs. or s. year. paid in advance st tae os.e.
''.,o, ma, u T,,wrsxIy Sxws published on Tuesdays
r,nradays and saturdays, one year ss' siA
months 81. on SIX COPIES
10. o. Ten copies, to one address, sls: =, o,,,nos
y, sr,scs1rrloss in all cases payable IN aasan'e ..
% sV0o 90 nsper conunuea after the expiration G.
the time paid fer nos,oe,ce
Money order or BY Express. II this cannot oe
done nrotection against losses by mail may De
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
shle to the order of the proprletors or TIE NEWS
ar BY sending the money In registered letter.
ADDRESS RlORDAN. DAWSON CO..
No. !4s East Bay, Charleston. Sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-10
The Insurance OF Suicides.

A case was decided in the United States
Circuit Court, sitting at Hartford, Connec-
ticut, last week. which, in all probability,
will oblige the life insurance companies to
revise their policies, at least in one particu-
lar. Among the usual conditions on which
life policy is granted, is one declaring that
il the person dies of suicide the ,olicy is
void 1t was this point which 70. .hed the
subject OF suit before the court
A man named Gay, who was insured
in the Union Life Insurance Company OF
Maine, committed suicide, on q railroad
train, by putting pistol to his temple and
shooting himself The widow brought suit
for the amount of the policy-6ve thousand
dollars-which the company refused to pay,
and removed the case from the State Court
to the Circuit Court Of the United States.
The defence was that Gay died by suicide,
and that the policy was therefore void The
counsel admitted that there were cases in
which insanity developed ITSELF and that il,
in paroxysm so superinduced, man killed
himself, such self-killing would not be held
10 be suicide within the meaning of that
term. With respect to the deceased, they
contended that although the evidence went
10 show that he "was to some extent affect
''ed by insane delusons on some subjects"
his moral consciousness was not impaired,
and that he knowingly and deliberately
killed himself rather than live longer. The
counsel for the widow contended that, at
the time Gay fired the pistol shot, he was in
sane, and therefore, not responsible for the
act, and, consequently, that he did not COM
nit suicide within the meaning Of that term
as used in the policy.
"In view of the concession of the defend
ants the court charged the jury that II Gay
killed himself in tit oil insanity which over
powered his consciousness, reason. memory
and will, and thus acted from mere blind
and uncomfortable impulse, the company was
liable. On the other hand the court did not
accede to the claim OF the plainuf, but in
struc!ed the jury that II Gay "as conscious of
the act he was committing, intended 10 COM
nit 1t, and understood its nature and conse-
| qnences, his death was by suicide within The
meaning OF the policy, and that whether he
was capable of understanding The moral as
pecls OF The deed, and OF distinguishing be-
rial"
The ruling OF the court favored the inter-
probation OF the law as laid down 10y the
counsel for the company; but the verdict of
the jury was for the plaintiff. AS most
,urles take sentimental view OF suicide,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-10
TRS q Ii N E IN ST1T T U TE
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
"vALLE cRUCIs," NEAR COLUMBIA, 8. c.,
FOR TIE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, UNDBR
THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF TIE RELI.
GIEUsEs OF TIE URsuLINE
CONVENT.

The ladies' OF the Ursuline Community, S. O., re
spectfully announce To their frieHds, and to The
public, that the annual exercises OF the Academy
will commence september lst. Their lnsutut.
being devoted to the education OF youth, III {,
each member having received long and care. ul
training for that purpose. the schools under
their charge, as well IN the various countries oI
Europe as In America, have never Jailed TO Wild
and retain the confidence of PARENTS and guar
dams.
Nothing will be left undone In impartihg to the
pupils confded to tler care thorough educa
lion, iu the highest sense OF the word-not alone
nstructipg tue intellect. but with maternal care
building an training the heart.
The situation OF the Convent ls all that can OF
desired for health and beauty. The buildings are
On elevated ground, about Two niles lroli tle
Capital and In the midst or an OaH grove OF
twenty acres. 1t IS within half an hours drive
from the DEPOT where Omnibusses anu oaggaSe
wagons await the arrival OF passengers.
NJ distinction OF religion Will Ue maue III tne
admission Of pupils nor % any hap fos
the maintenance Of good order, all will be requlr
Il ,o attend the exercises OF Divine Worship pre-
ecribed for the Acauenf.
From individuals or societies disposed TO aid In
the education OF young ladies, applications fol
the admission Of pupils, OF reduced terms, will
receive the most favorable consideration thai
the circumstances OF The school will admit.
The Scholastic Year is divided into TWO Sessions
the first commencing September lst, and ending
February 1st; the second commencing February
lst, and ending July lst
TERMS PEN sBSSION-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Board Washing, Fuel, Lights, Tuition ID Eng
lish, Needle Work aud Domestic Economy $l5o
PeDs Ink and use OF Library y................. 2
Fret cb. Latin each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Harp, $3O-use OF Instrument, $5........... 96
Piano, $25-uae Of Instrument, $3........... %
Guitar, Sl8-use OF ofinstrument, $2........... 20
Vocal Music (Bas-intis Method). ............... Is
Vocal Music: private lessons. s................. Is
Drawing IN CTAyon. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Painting in Water Colors... 10
Painting IN Pastel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Painting in Oils NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
For further information, application may he
made 10 the MOTHER SUPERIOR, to Right Rev
Bishop LYNCH. or to the Reverend Clergy.
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