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EYEWR NVEDNESDAY MNING,
By TAOS. F. .& . H. pR NEKER,
.'Editors and Pr6priltors.
THUS, $8 Piit ANNUM, IN CURIREC1
PftOV;PIONql
ray,iAonirVqu1red Inrnrinbl y advance.
31arr!pgo VUghtleem a 'iuj;ton,Obt
r n ce UiaV1[lt 111na, bR
tiorldsillod Ohiht Fcits lV,vitig private
intereatq, are *barged as udverilamonte.
Sign of th, Mammoth Watc ,
UNDER- TilE NEW 110TEL,
31inll Stret, Oolu mbia, S. C.
WOULD~respectfully in ro,:. th' citIzens
of 'Abbevillq and murroundlng ColuntliA.
SiIIt he has J11st opened a largo and well
;tad stock, consi9ing of tho following
aVdleas to which ho Is milking iwefkly ad'
dlddh's, %41Z:
Fiine eGold.Wittches and -owelry,
French and American Clocks,
StorlingSilvor and Plated Waro,
Musical Instruments, Fine 'Spec.
tacles and Eyo-Glassos, Fine
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Oct. 20 41 3m.
Kinsman's Candy
Factory.
Our I on g oxpoeriCn co i nt ho
CONFEG)TION ARY
MANUFACTUING,
H1a1s tanght us that Candv mn
ufacturde fi-om lower gi.ados thati
CRUS1IE) SUGAR, will not
stand our climato and we warran
our Uindy 1.o'ho - tl7nifietn,r1ed
Ptirely from CRUS1H D SUGA,d.
No charge for boxes.
A hat-go discount ifWeash is sent
bJeforeO ShlipmenCt.
KINSMAN BROS.,
2-jU R.ing Strot,
Chl.s-1Io'tonl, S. C.
KyRogistered,Lotters and Post
Office Money Orders en; n be sent
-at our risk. Oct.,20 40 6m.
Establsheil 1843.
Plain St., next to Main,
GOLUMBIA 8. C.
TIll OLD1.1 ESTABL3ISI1lED.FU'RNITUR E
WAIE 1OUSE of.
M. H. BERRY,
still keeps consiallly on hIiml, 11m14 is now
receiving weqkly the Lqgept stock of ful.
niture brouglt to Cohimlia .iee thn.vilw"
lom1 the best un11111tifieturers .11 13a1l1imore,
New York and Ilostoii, consising. Ini part
of. lariqr, Dhjli.ig Room qvid Bvo-r t
int 16'abo'lny Waltilt, Cheu,n . .
Ad. ANso a 11a1ga siock of Burea'us, ia) 6,
The saltserilber fltie a Iim oel iii' f i
experience of thirtyv-le vens, Alnd largi!
faciliOs-iln bpn1g his gooA, .he isp: .ibi to
sell as loIW as any house 9SUith or 1.alti
more.
Alikinds of fArnituro made to order in
the lateNt style, at the mihoest tjolice.
TERFIMS CASIt.
M.. I. UERRIY.
Oc t. 20 'g ,tC
Grover & Baker's
FIRIST1 PREMHUM
FAMILY WIN MCHIN
Tis %uchiine a warded ithe Iian'
for ita unAnts,ity of work, Eu,Astrtt
,%4f8iY,uTu of 8rcTe, E.i*c of Muovy:
M...andSur'J.Oen t of Cow-rnuc'ruon.
.kiold at New Yorknl prlices by
*xNS MA N BROS.
Agent lotr Soth i Carolini.
Oct. 20 41 Gnm
'Ah e B e st a r e te Ci hn p ellt
'.T nvr haveo on hand the tollowigg p)op
ul~"a les qt Ladies and Missos 1ioop ekirts
Thme w Drop -
T111 Tfop,
I'opuilar,
Favoite,
j~ecpt on Donlit niukey.
, Oree 'in La Pa*rbd
.T1 e pIoxn~ElIh}tbe Ia a greatfprvtc
wit, 0, ulo4 anid 5is univeranly recom
mnn y the 'nshn mun ea s theataln
dard skirt of tihe faishionnbib world.
tagosI.s bhpet t ah.,le4t shfp'
fllnisit.ftcoclbity, dtu lIty, comfort ata
Ileou y. f the best;
. I'R iu.. GitfriN & VA I{R1'.
, ,,t.:;c ir.
AT
COL,UMBA, . C.
WO hIAVe lst.to,eyco, VM ha" ready
for exodhinalon;l
That it hn., ever been our pleasure to
exhibit ;.cot!stig of,everythifig pertain
Ing to a'
j;1JRST-CLASS
Dk**G66i. Et6b
islment,
.ALSO
1Carpetinig, Ab
Oil C I.lot1s,
Window" Shads,'
I,
Our stvk is so extensive and 4ried tit
it is jimposqji.!e*to cIlnenite. ~W6 there.
fore ivite our ir'Inds, aI ali in want of
good and eivae goods, to call and see for
the.nsbires. AVS1.guiI.w ,' satisfadn : Its
to HICt, (ulity and price.
Occ. IN)41 Cf.
v, ~ Y, &, to , , IcK
(X URMTiUEe
ti mill reId66oiviny F R I.
E . of 1 every d,wriptibn hiihmd
1ilately f'rom tho M1wafacturor's
North;, Ilild will sill ais LOW as
anly 110se in. tito Solith,. (ad.ding
lhe freiglt.) I keep conSttly
on hanth
BURBAUS,
WAR D- ROBES,
AWASII-STANDS,
BEID-STIDSP
Ci*fI an
CRADLES.
CIIAT?S, lifroent qualities.
ROCRING-CII118 in groat Va.
riety.
Foldihg,Siloon, Toilottand Cdistre
-rT A.:B 1_jM3S.
B00iK-CASES &SECRETARIES,
FUfMT'UIW gJrs,.
(from 11he finest solid 'walnut, down to clie
eboniiost )
I alo leep, and mannfacture,
MA.TT RESSE
MOLDIN08:61or pletre frames
LOOKING-GIASS PLAriS
lind etl to -fit (d fra s.
A flue nasorhont of WAIb fAPEl
anid PlORDERIlNG,
PAPER .AND OIL SHADES,
with FIX LURES, (somdthing* now.)
I fNOl gratefril to 110neon0s UliC for fle
liberal patronage tlicady bestowtl uipon me
in my first efforts in busin.ss and shall use
ever~y effort. to mneit-a Continnianfce, of their
favors.
ROB'T Y. LEAVELDJ.
Oct. 13, 40-3mos,
miwryPA IN KILLERE 'FERRY
DAI eSON, Ma.nufacturers awx1 "propri
020rs. Providene,R I. Tes1imnotiais rrOm
the press.
This retno'.y ig wvcli known tob oeo
the very best ever offecred to th public.0 -t
isllIk tht i, is rep'resetedcc to be The testi
monials a in i avlreeht" bek j(ga,-.
ries oh 30enra, anthe 0xperi'eb of .a long
test, incotstilIy provo It to be o of thae
most riablnhe specifls of th20 ago.-Oid North
Star.
W.41elheeirfully add14 our1 testimiony in favor
of tiis meldicineL'.itoman2f Citizen.
D 1Avua' PAI N K; LLun. -Wo have tested this
meicic, undli us)(nre ontr readetsCI that it not,
onliy possesses aill tihe virtues clalimned for .it,
but in manty insamuces surpasIos any other
remedyf we have ever kcnow.---1erald of
GoplLiberty. 4
Itlas renlly a y lulible medicine -it is usded
by mnany Physiv1anus. lIostoni Traveior.
- I havo usedlDavia' Pain Killer, nitd .coT1
sider it anl ftIndispensble artido ini toh medib
eine box. It hast ifleetd emnres in ciarreh'esa,
and~ for Ceits ami( itulses'it is i nvaluablo)1.
N.Y. Examiner.
Spoken of in ternis Er high commeida,
thon by) both Drngglst and Physican.
[Philadeiphia Euglo.
Known ahmost universally to be a good
remedy for bsurne, 'and othter pains or thec
bi3y-and'f Ii~ablh, n'dt only for colds inm
witer, bty) for various s1;fer ~oi pl t.
Thoeois nO inedine I valte so highly as
thme Pai Ellier-.-have used it for years, and
in every tnstaxnOe it hi's prove'd a' sovereign
renody --M.essengor, Glens FallIs,. N. Y.
Oct. 13 40 imo,
'crn, tiat .q hoia)lerthiaeiitI ~oij tlo lOi;
dlay:or forembr noxt4 ,make. atfiill ,.nn,
final settleident -on Ithe bestatoeref.AVillianr
Shielj* de'dj and riill theOnask' or a4 'fn
disa o fonhs dsisitoo?a
OUR 1N$VIA*9"C.6'4~ANE~
T NnENC CXQA ys
JAow LIFg pgvi1ampji5s.I:AA'QED
TUay Vs[ra,nIE AsRANCEgoCIETY.
Tho Equitablo Tfo Assurie
Society of the Unisted States, %gil;icl
ha. (detily4 .bniplt' d iWfeiri do
cado, is n6w reting a fino granite
building at th6' cornor of Broad.
way id PoOar s6ro.,t, iw ylielt
it will heraOer conduct ifs ra'pid-.
ly-growin,g businet s.' Withinl this
brief period.it has acoumulpted as
sets to the amount of, tqn -ijillions
of dollars, and tcquiVod an htitnual
busincas greater. by. !s by uiions
than that of all thd leading lifle inl
auranco compais ofoGroat Britain
combined. Thefysteiof life in
suranco, w0hen properly co'nlducted,
is only another of our imodern re
alizationsof'w hit WI-cr0 once consid
ored the extravagant dreamiis oF
of old philosophy. Its theory is
the eb e'neion of t ,h ' Op'o I of:bu
man life, iuid a just equalization of
property tblo)g thos,w ho p rtalce
of its bonchts.' A- niunber' ii bid'
combine to pay. yeparly, or at short.
br periods, 1 small 'sum each, to
constituto a fund out'of which the
representativos. of each deceaseId
member Shall 'rocQiro a statVed
g 3er sui.' 'The immutablo 'tw
of avOI-i- . determins the .1uum
ber who wil dio within a gi:von
period, and t he amonlt thet tachl
should pafy to render thb tortion
ab.soliutely safo. . The indifdhl.
by securing to his falmily land: do
tainty the full .pen Iniary sipporI
which Won1d result to themq. yere
hikactive life ro'y thua prolong
od, does effectually extend -his fii.
to the a+erago durat;ion of' man.
kind,and' acquirqs for them the
actual lienetfit of' ajust equalj;IttiolI
or proporty. T6n years ago" but
little eiterprise wati . lisplyod inl
the busineis of lifbil:urance. bill
the originators:of' iho Equitable.
fora"scoing t he ip alai ity wvhich
must invest the y iteim .wei Coil
ducted upon moro, liberal princi
ples, and when bottor inderstood.
determined to estblish a company
itpoI the broad ideas which the.
Cmlecived should he thp; foun<hi.
tion of such an iltiution--th
confidence of.Aw.io (Pitblic in men
whose ostablished reputatio ani
skill ofee tho highest.guaranty
for thesafety of sacred trusts, and
a plan of insnianco on Which all ol'
the Profits of'the businoss shoul(i
be equitably divided ainong tht,'
assured. An instiation th8us Os
tablished would be in fact only i
mnutnal ,benovglent society, in
hhl d fnfris8 of Il woee
idenitict'f,-and snch it'was d'etermi
ined sh6iil dbe th6 'character of the
The first d i.c1lty'. to be over
come was the sCri4us one of rais
ing a stoik of one. hilindred' tlou.
sand dQllis, I'.1164 thd. then .'re
contly.:enacted iwuranco laws .01
the statt'requiSed to'.b doited
as secu rity f*i,r tho payo.YX)t ofloss
os.- This' having with 'difiini-y
boon p)artly effected, an at.t emipi
ouis .prplminary meqetangs wvhicht
were held, to divide at portion of
the profits ofR ho b)usiness among
the stock holders-a proposi tion
w ihihi ~as prom ptly' 'defeatpr.
t.honfthj at the agoQri lice of' at lawge
amotmo of the original subscrip
tion by the witIidanaiWl of' iar1e
to,wlhorfi,legal. 'ijit esta ontho
mnoneyN~d4 ilht' a'afficient con Rid
eration. 'Mr. Henry Cf..-Mairquand.
the well knowin ban ker, had the
honor of comptlletinug the subsciip.
tion, ivhiich' had finally been itU
creased to' 885,000,.. by advan ciji
at his owvn risk thioeitired bal.
[nce. Strpng 'efforts wore alstj
made to establish -tho comny-)
upon a no/e hauis, which werdc also
sticoessfully, op.posd,ns tbco origin
objeeted to wvhat they belleved the
inher6nt dldfodts hf- this ',ft .
In effecting the formal .organian
tion of the company the Honi. Wil
liam.' 0. Alexander, son of Dr.
Archibald Alexanddr, of Pr'i nd.
t'on,New yQi-ady, -iflooted IN'6
idenatA Mr. Alexandor,wa choseni
for' the 'geat jrifhigeofI h)ispame
anjd.pol'sonal .ropuitai)ti, and hhis
high moral and business charaer.
It'w/ag.adn d'eflti&,n ;. no
man could tafve boon 'found who
doii, d"spo gitplitios ' to a
1I -de, of this city, -wias elected
mathematioIan ,of' the coingsp*y,
Mi'.' o'ggf. Phililps,% gon tie
. nain he6v WMadly]knoWh 'a one of
the first insulrance ei4ei'r in i,ha
counu try,. was soleted' fo'r Iis Ndi
liar tlents, ho having yoars before
(arriMI offthte h6ndas 6f'hin ohnkV
!1I,tige Ipatic.s at I4 ardb Mr'.
Tat ,..' toxai.4p gamet
occrvqrry of th6 66o!iot and, thoSo
geutlemon nyeoits aeent olfl
cors.
The oyr .company .iommehcod
opelatiole, at 92 Broadway, in
roo. u !of ekoedingly moderato di
m1qgsionsI, with two-8mall lads as
its foreo of c01ks id, at an an
ualxps O, 6f less tJi\Anfive thou
Bani ~dd or f'dr.p~z Wof oflicor's,
Ceykol,4 rout of10ooI.. . Its first
policy wat; issued on ttlio 23d iday
O(Ju[V, 1859. t w t'sf fb810,000;
the purson hisu'ed; is: still living,
ind the policy is still in -force.
T'he business of' the two your1is im
mediately-succeeding Was not ex.
lraordinary ; but with t4iat of 1862
began that remarkable , progross
in whieh the figitiirci of insurance
rolled up in an aliOt geometrical
ratio from 82,853.450 insured in
that, year, to 851,891, 825 i6s0rcd
if 1868, and which advanced the
society in the brief spa-e ,of six
years froni seventh in i'ank uiong
A meican companies tori amoun1t of
nev businless dond, to bo thb' sbe
01nd1, and at prosont writini jossi
bly the first, insurance compainy
im hl world. ; heso -figuvoa be.
Iddg to the' oflical hitov' of in
urance,iand may vull boteenicd as
ton idlg.'ie Tho's 'int'le poI
1ey-holder of' 1859 is now Iit onl.o
i an iumlIn eitHo'.6my #fty tholdalid
strong, whose 1.11a1(s tire conlstauntly
welling by the adidon of new'
recrmuits to the numb11her of' thou
'ntids annually, and the twoyouth
1ul 1ceiks are. loprebEnted by a
Tri of'over fityarefully-trained
an s, o a'o.ow reqifired
!' tinsaet1 the daily .rontine busi
niess of the compaiy. -
A largo room, closely crowded
With desks,sis the' depat'tmetit of
I he, city soliciling agonlt's, of* whon
n te . iu. rty egn 1'a rl ai
thorized. and-lppi'in tod. Their
'ntire time is Spent Itliongr the hu
41nss MOn of the metropolis, and
heir lismion is'to.induce husbands
;pid.rathop to I'.c their lives.
in addition to tleso, thoro are in
the p'i-iicipal cit;ich of 6th- United
-taltes and C4nadas thirty.fivo
1wanch offilees, each of *lhici is
00om1pleto in it;elf, vwih its corps
,f travelling agonts and clerks,
Alnd om ploy)Ig mh-agen ts in egiery
vilhago and hamlet in the cbuttry,
i ob atg iggzto.e nit um ber -of:d
quit abl what bot h hands and
tongue pro tothe body.- Theywe
mannh6d by a ,omnmitie 4 the
011M) any l-CC'l dirctors t h r' 0 a g h
whom all appointnni ar inade,
the Stalndiffg' o p1lantS-. js ih.
vrste"at,d,nchanes reconIndn(",d
Igts' accounts Soriitinizee, an,d
action tatkn inl all enses vh
agon ts. have not proven .satisfacn
ory.i This ..committe now ;con
-lists of the flilowiig geni.t1m-en
Jallnes 1M. Ialsted, Presde'nt of
.\mun'ican lFire .Insuri an ce Co.;
nioias S. Young, of'T. S. Youig
& Co ; Moses A. I toppoo1c, of M. A.
IToppocc & Co.; J.llury S. Tprholl
of' R. S. Torbell & Co.; Ch.aries .
.\artiu,, P resident. of' Homd Fire
I osurance Co.; TI'homa s A. Cumi.
'is vrott House, N. Y.
The medical dlepartmnit Ia uin.
der t he direction of' Edw~ard'Lamn.
hOt~ M. I)., and1( Alfred ahiot
1i!.. ,a.ssisted by the distinguis
ad surgeon, Dri. 1\YjIlliam Parkeroi,
as consulting p,hysician. TVhis 'is
evidently one of' ,the most impor
Lint de'partmenits of t.he socibty's
biiiness. TI.he best insurance
comn)lf1ies~ to not iissno poll0iOS3 on
i pairedl lives, yet how cani thef
protl(et theslCClve's l'rom loss, by
frm'imhl or had judgmen t, whlen ap.
pldi ats5 'or i n.miarce are seat tered(
all I o jr the Ccounlt ry andi are num.:
bor'ed hiy tents of I h'ousanids ? Thi.s
is effected lby the admInirable afs
tumn of' the mfedicl departitment,
economyif and1( saufely. lIn thle first
plaeo no apJp.liet tionm fori'i nlsuranlce
frm any qtuatrt(or is passe(d, no
mitte r liow' favorably reCport(ed,
nnitil the general ebitaneter of' t he
mediqal e'xamninoi h i ii ;#y8tem,
staninig and length of' practice in
th prof ion, the timoC attdlpigg0
of $iadtt len, hts ago, andl the
p)opilhetioiIAnd chiaraicter'istlo- (dis
0mpeof;hja loali ty ar'e a.9cortaine~d
by uinexept)ionl i'ef'erenees alfd
ebi4ifk'ato9.'s,'hese facts ai'o pI)t
ser'ved:i n volu minonus reco'ds, ahnd
ebft.itaito: huabilon of' moe'glcal
standing anid chai'actor. Nor' is
It overy dno appar'ently oven' in
'god hetthngLbt chn obtaih p,1oII
cy of rnsuranee. .Every apphoa
tiot' goeAthl'otgh the baiglhiof' toi'
oft~Iffo i.s f hie I olical examinoi
at the lihceo where the applicat,ior
is niado, Vwo':ai46the moedliotl di
r'kMt4i4 &t :3W'Yrk, t'iM d, A
tho olicor'1 and d*roctors of tho.
society, and tho -Ost ar tied and
Cxpe1ienced .Clor'ks, hold 'sot,y
accountable for every e'ror,'omis.
s1o oi- der6ct of any kind. On0
hngo voluino is fihoV) containing
a record 6f applicaioos for policies
by persons aipparentl y in good
heaulth, whic ha11v beenl approved
by physicianis, but r'bjected by tho
rigid rules of tho society. The
numbor of these ciaes is very
gi'cat; ouly those being placed it
thli book which have been up
Proved by agents and others, and.,
coingim beforo the ofic'ers and di
rectors foll. flinl actioli, aro reject
cd. Of the many thousands rojet
ed by medical xaInil's 10 record
is kept. Wo ar not inlpreparcd,
alt'r this, to Ictirn that the mor
taility aIlong thoso assured in the
'Equitablo is very smiall-uich
les ii reality thlan iscalled fbi by ac
tuarial tables. A iother import ant,
faict inl this Connection is tie largo
averago amont of' its policies,
Which is greater than in any oth'er
company inl the woril, and wibill
ha an important, and t10. very re
m11oto hearing upon the low rat.0 of
mortality.
But what. becomes of' the mil.
lions of monoy which this great
financial a1gonlt aceunuiilatel ? How
is it m 1anaged id low investod ?
The cai-oofsich resour T04 is a1 sacrod
tru-st, w bich (leiaids the exercise
of the greatest filalcial ability
and intcariLy. Seionco has detor
I.neld how much moncy is requir.
ed for it campany tallely to carry
its risks. To render inattrance il)
solitely scliro, this mlonley 11t
be securely invested, and some
1ompetont anmthority must, exist to
ascertain and givo publicity 'to
this flict. Such authority is pro
vided by the laws of the stat.es of
New York an- Massachusetts, in
tho "Siprintell(eis 'of Insur
anCo," who Illnally exllmlino into
the affairt of oevery companly trall
Sapting busileski in these staWtes
11111k0 at m10iat.hematical Calculation
of, I he value of' their policies and
thie coiditioni of their finaines,
and wind upl) the affairs of any com
panly wanit ing iI anyil N paitii cufar,ald
transfllser its busines s to 801110 sound
instituLtion befbro real <hu1inn1go is
aceompl , ishe(l. The directo'S of'
tihe E(plitable were not satisfied
with -the exteln1 a,l gards of
ofleial Control, and it.s iiternial
m11anagement. has beoon invested
with an wimirahic system of
checks. Its ,1lids are.0 first un11der
tiho (irect care anl suponvision of
a finance collimlitiee, cllsisting of
six of the diretols, besides t ho
piresiden It atld vicc-presidet. This
ommilittee now colsists of, the
folOwinlg well-k it o w n business
mlen : Robert1. Leniox K.vnnlily,
presi(ont National lBank of Com.
mervo, New York,chairman:11; John
Auchiiieloss, (If 'Johli and J1ugh
Anchincloss; Wil. (.. L"Mnbert, of
(1 ceorgo C. R ich:dson &. Co.; Ioi.
)itIdley 8. Gregor.y, Jrsey City,
N. J.; Williamn '. lIlodget t, New
York ; cluorge 1). Morgan, 5; Ex.
change place. Neow York.
Th1eir duties m-ec by no0 llmeans
inl.g2$ of t he( emnitteeiL are beld
every two werhs or ofteller,% and
no0 InIvestmen 'lts8, loallIs, change I)n*
in vestminen ts, or' oI lher iraniisamet 1ions
relating~ to t hIe finances of t he comn
junhy, are mnad o wit houtI first. pass
ing ie r theuiri seruin i y and( ap
prol~)i, am1i( a detaiiI (led re(pt ol
t heir' lit onl is readl( four times
each yearl to thie full boanrd of dIf
retors forn its rat iilemtion. All
Iplication1hels for loans1 upo r~ieale
to aro'i mrqired~ to be0 made1 inl
cor'd. Thelw value of thle prloper'ty
is appri'isedI by exper'ts, and1( the
resiult, is submlittedl to thle Finance
Commit tee, who also sat isf'y t hemn
.selves of' thme vane; yet the largest
part, of such applien1tin ar1 1le reject
ed.
Every) securility heldl by the. com1
panyml'i re5lgi stered0, and it s abUst rae.
tion 0or (destruction woul d in,volve
noi loss whaiitever'i, yet ini addlition
to t hese pr'eenut ions t.bc by-hlws
of t7he societ y reqirie, ati thme oi
of' overly y'ear, thme appoinitment by
the bilard of' di rectors of' a fiscal
comamitteo, to whlich n1o miember
of the finance eomumittee may be.
Ilng, and whose (duly it, 18 t.o ox
aiimin)o then assets of' the society
and1( repor't, to the boar'd of di rc
tor's. TPhey exainI ovor'y accui.l
ty, open every hond and mort.gag6,
nyeivstiate eery 10oan, and ascer
,t ainby',phsoluato personal soru nmy
,)at .bro is on himnd oevery d<ollomr
of money which) the hooks of' the
compan)lfy call for, VTe followinug
genltlomoln-served last on.this comrn
mitteo: '5oinglt .Toro :Now
Jerso; "Jon 5,)onaldIson,.pei
deon t ~Na tibm1iaV li of03 r
-
thidol yl, New Jersey ; 'Thoma11s
tkifiun h Ito of' Cuimiia,
10aman .&.00.,-,
But uight thero.iot bo.ervor or,
fraud in tho kep.ig ot the bo4ce
and aceounts thomlsolves,.hh
tinauo, a11\1d fi-seal bokipiieies -o
would boe pow'rless to pyoveyll't I
To .provido against this the byr.
laws v'quirc that there shd.1I he a1
commiteo onl accolit"A,[which 0
shal mect at least oico a nI)ioni t
and examinevery ehare, evey a
receipt or o I her voneher, at eve
ry credit, and go I lb1ugh ( c
counts ii (etalil. This con it[ e
consists of* Hoh. 11. P. Rl 4do)l,
of Jersey Cit v. chai 111an ; Ifantison j
'isk, of' A. & A. G. 'l'rasi John t
T. Moore, :331 Bvo:alway, N. Y.; q
Sainuiel W. Torerey, New ri'soy ; v
John Sloane, of W. & J. Sh ine, e
Tho possibilit.y oH oss bY frauid
or by the paimlenlt, oW v'lain n [lei- (
ther leally Ilor equitably I Ilding t
uponl t.e colipaix, has bo l pr.e- 0
vented b3 the estab11lishmnil o1 an
other,im1potlanit commnittvue onl in-l.
Ice, wh1osv du hit y ik to e .11unine '
all losses before the ar%i'e paid.
Thero are in (11a11lAss whent losses
havo heen pai, whib wer basd 0
uponl no strio.tly lopgal claini, bt
which honorl anld gol failh re.
(ivrol to b 11101. Stih 1(114ai
Werl(! disposed (f upol ite p-rilvi.
plo ofC qttit-y, and viti a fAill con
sider-ation of' the chlaims iiit inte1r.
ests of, living poicyv hlrs.v The
ltiuranco Cio'll nlitteo consiits tof
the holiowil'. .inimed .entlAn:('h
Peter MAir inl, 168 .ith aveunt-,
chairmani ; Thomas U. Silith, of
smiith, llenry & Sheffleld; F inivl
D. Lord, of' Lord, Da & i ord;
John Slade, of' J011hni Slad e Co.;
Edward W. LamiNbert, .1. D., 330
Sixth Avonuc.
A society colditutod upon sueh
a systom as the Eqiith le, jumitftici
th a,,ssertion 01' D -Morgia, "that
there, is not.inii in i ho con' uoreii
w wolw) approallhlles even re
mt01ely tle seenr11iity of' a well-s
tablishied anld pruidenly vImnaged
life) aIsurandPl'.society."'
Who 'rho -Magazinc EdItor1s
Arc.
Tho New Ycjrkl 'irrjiny .1Mail.
of WVvdlIlda, has . p.lea1sakIlt gos
sipy ar-ticie oin the Iladin, A int.,.
C;tl ,1Ma1ga1zinie', I'romll which wke
gather t hol oluwiing itcms of il1
formIlationl.
JIMper's is edited b) y % r. "let cl
er. .Harper, Alr. Gog ila
(),urtis is him coadjItor, and Mrl.
(Inl0n-11sey is iho practi al eid c(litor.
'1'ho A/l-nf is 'elitced by Mr.
Pivlds, oh 1he fiil ( its puibli lhr..s.
Or M.s. ields rat her. ' vi st<-oncl
ill Command is MrV. 1). .low
ellhs.
'lle Galaxy| 1.4ives t he naies oif
the 1a1n,1.h wili bvavch altlivIv. J.t
is ed it Iel by the Mvisi's. U'hill ,h,
assistdi hv very st.r1ng Vt afr t,
r-egilarll conl1ribitors. 31m1olg,whom
are Hichard Wiranb, - e Wit, ,1iNsiin
McC,1.ariv, G4 0or'rgo E". Iond, ' t ill.
man l S. Conaill, Eugeno Benon.
and ot.berl.
Pa-'s X .~Jontlly is edild by(li
self, asisted'' by Fredo'. IB. lPerkiins.
.yhio has hlongI)i. exp); r'i.e o1
/ItifJ/HH'Oii('d is a hc0 i 'ilh' idy irIn.
onei. .Its editor is ai PhuilwLIelphija
gentttionninl, ('onne1ted '1~ wi. one 011 0
theo lib)raica0 in I hatl "ityV...
T'he C ' .h,rlaad, MIoo/ly"' is pah.
lishted in Hani lran,cisco'", OnlifbrOial.
its editor'.
six :lIJ/arper'~'1 ppeals generall itth V
t,bo peopled, anid is suplatii'vel
st1rongi ini its ilInstrat ins: the
z1'ine, and1 is distiiguishied by vi
ossays ; Ihe' ,l//vun// is i.be or'gan
of No w Englaii nd I hough. and- 111he
maflstert of' lHo' ton w ri ters'~; Jip
pincott's, liko thle city of' its ntivi
ty), is couner'vativ andii' respe4ct able.
''The Over'landu is .hearliy and1( un
conIventtionatl, like tbo now life of'
Timj. R.cit n No)) -Sm bd
h as wveIl said ''Th'Iie r'ich do~pc'td
on theo labor'ing poor1 for' thejir
work ; on theo merri'y poor1 for' their
amulisemnIt ; On the lonrnecd |coor
for t.hiiir1 111ll in tcion ; and on. theii
pIlus poor fotr t.heir sancl(ifIcea~ti1m.
Woro, it, not fih' tho ptaor jYA~
mfiserab lly poor'.w~Ond41 the r'ich-b
ye 'with all lho dopeJiluco 4n
insgrpf, them,toy effect,' an'i
nlassumhing3 now an iar
'nin'es. As ono of the 6dArn,
Cx, wo souI.d ;, Osimf adaim.
LI- the anitt prg'u1'9t,ives 'ad
mi n i tie o f otoi' -suk'a1'o' thti
inod Wi tli in ),as.qoil iddi'
ftill responsib,16. Unjdo ; Js"J'
ourge "0 cv fiud W1,ma hp
r'Ilighlo thaln Slo over. 13for'dtL
LIm.l. Nylpoluolfihaiid'"Ib"U
me10 DeStit1:OI, tiih i dIt ' rat'e
molig the women:or Friince1 Wls
hit who Ialld bor10 the Ilost chil.
ron. - This now is repirded, a8
realsonl to the eux, of whom''it
NV profbr the arena of politi6t'
eliarrow mptherd of thhitihUiM4
'lie wiant 'ninly thi'g*i'
'nn1t, to voto. fniil g6 Coi
lid prem-<h tho G6,jpol, Id pd'
ie medicilie, aid plotd , kq
I I'tS. Alid Boot), wo )esutio,
Ih('r will 1"4piro-aIllso to t isw ord
't t'o milim- Ivle er. - All t1its
ho Now York World is ratheI
i-)OSel to (o0CdU to th11 4oi)q
ex. IIhi t, renuu-1IkM t hat journf 'i
rthere arev a rew nl'i On hiyt
h ch), in comn h aitrness,'w omi a
uight n->t to r'av ish f'ron ua.Q 't
het her I nke the m itre, if' she
an it, 11141 tho Reepitre; if' t
an get. it ; (lte a1de ic 0bO, if It
i s her; lihe Senatorial togatii if-ho'
an11 1011em it, firom 1,hle br-olldo sl -.
('ra which it, ha114 Ili lterto ndonCticI
ith these ratller extonsivo '6om
US-Sionl,; thill ought, to be conitoli t .
3tu shevis nlot; silo invatdoo-dtr
mkstimus,;.lr com- '-01es ru1morto'f
Muo clstiv Nimneacuitsott maidin;
vho reietly jilmlped s0vera1 f h
ms With little or n elase, 1teb
'aulgnislihng a huimati kuaia6W f
h Othoter gonderwo, who -was 11-Mi
mpotitoi. Fmiiino Niw En
daIlid m-l-r-.1as witlh oxtnltatiov'ati
IS- vietory, lmd. ma11vcullinlo masilti
.hutOnt.ts HI.owlt; wi.th huilIation -at
Is defeatL. .In Minnosota21, a1 yjr'gini
Ithlete hats recenly oethrown i
-0h 11-t of' mallo w restrs, one aIfter'
ilot.h10r, who, soro of shin tiid
wifioe ni spine, iavo dou l?tless 8be
111(o l them'e -es to solitkl(1o- 144
ta'd driliking. We r414 or'a tQif
iloy a,it, billi:u1-d-4 inl 0:alloriilP boo
,weell ia b11 m111pionl of 1.10 irt. ai d
11t1tenm imfiden, Who ti
in fly marce Off V.it h mthowQU,
111d wa-s SOubCIegnentl M-01Renadd
)y 11h ol patl t Ii l it S ti H i is nOL dth
illito ()f I li ess and11 lcostlO
l'lhe.e :11r but. a few of h6 lh'e(
L-ents which imi'>Ay 11th t pr ii
Imd pa-Lktiliet Iro thraitueod. witlu
I Kfenn11le invasionl which w,ill ho,
ikely to drivo nit ignom i .in noiimsW
i-mil ie fivld. Wel sihall hv
in v riy 1,11l 'of'. m -p a
(s,lyd lunit'g :v quarl,otto .
ItnMS to row 1li the ChaIonshipA11111
ui4 a prize toi-po(. 'NI ises. H jIt
Ie111CMnt Iui ri cy,; aInd -,Iil thoir
\111i 1 j , il d to it tho still-exed
11icrimol bes. We shll ha'v thoin
r-iding hm11-4le-r-mwes :111d Steeplo'
ses, sittin galhanitly alsciid'6
lheir fiero hoog-bvv dM
lI to I ho oinlightened0( hout. soi?
iinson. It is be'wiling andfrit
'ain pheop('il'H'may th'ilith,1tt
I he perd wel In' oroi'I lived aY'O11
innoar . erap' t.~ (:rtat shoi'
uni1 thel ein nl o -larger1 1)1 than, n'd
mi at's . an p is u (ie adn
wa oi' he11) toempeit winCubl bofwse
vreeyN1, omehM.in- olvne1t iltionur
lroeH Iii o(.mlOe poh0iation i, wll
be due tio the'Virown iIfIUihrboarnnooI,i
LEiNEi s-A eat ofati
(If' as psia influenep1 On id
isoates and'(1101S maii tih o mumhos
ofI aW lionif y'peacabl. On .consid.
hapnr ess. l'h co,uictii1OiO)lS
v iusng het w he stat%) of th
(t('na' prdnf d I tan bi tso e
1pec0 f'el~of ote1r and orthoe
hIt.igrd otiod ob uliatioswhich
no rinwos I.Ia e'nforces Onb fhe'ditt
Prary, aitbyi, squa,(%'lid,nionsPf
enis of1( 'ifeOi tenn ', be ogty;o
cour;hntes)1 tl1oppmak otAtAijant
sol,nsnul a 'gnd egatrdossof
Ah Gontlkman,(l. a.orQ haing pqid)
omtime 1uop sme queo,tion