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Resoiced, That the Committee on the Peni-
tentiary be instructed TO inquire into this
abuse, and report upon the same Immediately.
Mr.. Mobley introduced the following resolu-
tion, which was adopted:
ResotUed, That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be instructed to report = bill to regulate
contracts for labor which will give suitable Off :
GERS power to approve and settle the same.
changa the venue in State cases was read the
second time and ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading.
A bill to incorporate certain fire engine
companies was taken up.
The bill was put upon it's second reading.
On motion OF g. Lee, section one was amend
ed by adding after ''the Grecnville, second Limo
printed bill, the following: s'The German Fire
Engine Company Of Charleston, and the Inde-
pendent Young America Fire Engine Company,
formerly uDder the name and style of the
Orangeburg Fire Engine Company of Orange
burg.'
On motion OF Elliott, section one was fur
ther amended by inserting between the words
company and,'' seventh line printed bill, the
following: Tho German Fire Engine Compa-
Engiae Company"
Mr.. Feriter moved to further amend section
QRa QQGsiah ahY AIDING to the sectien: .Apd provided
copy sLali not exc sed sixtS. Fl Ars nf each
DeLarge moved to amend theamendment by
striking out all after the words provided fur
ther.' and insert. s'that not more than sixty
active members be exempt from militia duty
on account of their connection with either Of
said companies" which was not agreed to.
The amendment OF Mr.. Feriter was postpon-
ed one week.
The bill was read a second time, and ordered
to be engrossed Tor q third reading.
The House then took up bill to amend an
act entitled s'An act to organize the Circuit
Courts.'
Pending the second reading of the bill, the
House, on motion Of Mr. jerks, adjourned un-
til tomorrow, at IL M
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.
AHoLITroN OF oARITAL PUNIsHMENT--REsIG.
NATIoMnpF a ASDE51ooRAr-THE FER DIEM.
y, .afrErasAM TO THE DAILY NEws.}

aRpE1 4fstsNGsAN1 TO THE DAILY NEws.}
poLuN &, january 12.:-IN TEE SENATE, to-
day, Che Bill TO re-enact certain acts lending
slurbia Railroad Company, was unanimously
passedto a'second reading. and ordered to be
engrossed for the third reading.
Mr.. Corbin introduced o bill to amend tie
criminal law. It abolishos capital punishment
Tor oil offences except wifful murder. Mr.
COrbin also introduced bill to auth oriZo the
renew alof State stocks and bonds; also, a re-
ssolution to adjourn sine die on Februaryb; the
last being ordered for consideration tomorrow.
I'm in gIsss Rss biz e sseas sssstesah State orn"'
In THE HOUSE, Whspper reported unfavors.-
bly, on the bill to authorize the Recorder OF
Charleston to hold police court.
Mr.. Paddock Bullock. white Democratic rep
resentative from Horny, has resigned.
Burton introduced q bill to regulate the man
ner OF selling land at public auction.
Wooley introduced bill to punish persons
having, or pretending to have, authority to
solemnize marriages, who shall marry minors
without the conaent OF their parents or guar
-Slians.
"a bill empowering the Attorney General to
change the venue In State cases was passed
an0 sent to the Senate, as was also bill to in.
corporate certain fire companies.
@. D. Hayne introduced resolution rescind-
ing the former resolution depriving membera
Of their per diem during the recess, which was
adopted and sent to the Senate-yeas ffty-six
nays forty.
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.WASHINGTON.

WAsH.NeToN, january Sherman said, in
discussing the Sue Murphy bill, that if the
claim was ignored, reconstruction would be q
failure Southern loyalists, If treated as ene-
mics of the country, will abandon the party. A
close canvass OF the Senate indicates that the
bill will be recommitted, and perhaps finally
pass.
Several of the Atlantic steamers are overdue,
and those that have arrived report heavy
weather. The coast steamers, as late ,as due,
have arrived.
Governor Windham Robertson has arrived
and joined the Richmond Committee
The President has nominated CD. Coolies,
Assayer Of the Mint at Charlotte, NC.
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EUROPE.
THE FRENCH BUDGET.

THE FRENCH BUDGET.
PARIS, January 12.-rhe French floating
debt is rednced two millions Of francs. The
estimates for 1870, show surplus OF $4,000,
600 francs, In the budget the country is con-
graduated on the return Of confidence and
the general resumption Of industrial pursuits.
TIE PARIS ooNFERENcE.
For unexplained reasons the Greek represen-
tative has been excluded from the conference.
He has protested and applied to his govern
meat for instructions. The conference will
await the action Of Greece.
TILE CUBAN NsURRECTIoN.
MADRID, January 12.-Four Thousand SOL
diers have volunteered to suppress the insur-
rection in Cuba.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

M One of the Republican judges OF Alabama
has decided that the present government OF
THAI State is illegal.
n The Peruvian feet left New Orleans yester-
day for the Pacific coast, and will touch at
Pensacola.
The reading clerk Of the Florida Senate is q
Noxthern negro.
The removals from Office in Virginia on ac-
count Of the Fourteenth amendment continues.
The question Of the right for negroes 10
hold Office in Georgia will probably be snb-
Initted to the Supreme Court OF that State.
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK

any such manner as to amount in law to lar
ceny, he shall not by reason thereof be entitled
to be acquitted OF such misdemeanor; but no
person tried for such misdemeanor shall be
liable to be afterwards prosecuted for larceny
upon the same facts.
SEC. 3. Nothing in this act shall in any way
the parties injured in respect to the acts herein
made misdemeanOrs.
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AJ- The Relatives. Friends and Ae-
Quaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. RoBT. HOWARD, Sr.,
and also Of Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. B., Jos. p and RoBT.
HOWARD, Jr, respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral of HENRY L. HOWARD, THIS AFFERNo ON
18th instant, at Three O'Clock, at his Fathers resi-
dence, No. 100 Anson.street " January 13
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WARRINGTON, January 12.-IN TEE SENATE
Messrs. Rice and Abbott we're added to the
Pacific Railroad Committee. n
The bill extending the time for ,indictm ents
inthe United States Courts exception treason
and political offences, to two years after tho
restoration OF the State to the Union, was
passed
Rice introduced bill to give aid to the
Arkansas and Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Sumner presented the petition Of a>mass
meeting held at Macon, Georgia, asserting the
.deplorable condition OF the State and asking
for the passage Of the Georgia Reconstruction
bill
bill was introduced forbidding the trans-
- foreigners Of grants or privileges from the
70 MATES.
Ha1S<,,s - Murphy case was discussed to-day.
In THE HOUSE. Banks reported resolution
for protectorate over San Domingo and Hay
IT, stating its object to be that in case OF seyo-
lutlonary movements our govel nment might
senG ont ship to advise the revoutiopists to
await the usual time Of the elections so as to
have q peaceable revolution. In answer to O
question whether the Executive had made any
Overtures he replied that he could not answer
wlthoutinyolv the success. Of negotiations
which were not yet concluded The House
then adjourned.
&sss5s FINANCES.
Buffers financial bill introduced to-day au-
4 thorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to issue
$85O. GOO 900 Of legal tenders and such further
sums as may be required, and that after the
y 20th June the national banks cease to be banks
of Issue.
sss5 aUE MURPHY.
Fowler In arguing in favor OF the Sue Muir
!. ply claim said that the claims of similar
charaeter would not exceed aO,OOO, 900. All
ke southern sefsators are in favor Of the
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\ 81 --Ddring Maplescn's opera season duet
olcssd) In London, he produced "Trovatore, y
ys.FAust," "Norma." 'sIAnda," 'Huguenots,s =
Fidelio, J. don Giovanni" "Magic Flute" and
& SsDinorah." Murska, Titens and Hauck were
hia most attractive singers. \
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-guneral NotirsS.

N@- The Relatives and Friends of Mr
and Mrs. A. G. H. FNcKEN, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
FINCKEN, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. II. ToRCK, Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. ToRoK are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Of Mrs. A. G. H. tINCKEN, at Eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, THIS DAY, at Northeastern Railroad
Depot. January l3
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s@- BATCHELO OE'S HAIR DYE.--THIs
splendid HAIR Dye Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harrnless. srelisble.
nstantasaeous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tntsi remedies the III effects OF bsd dyes; invgo-
rates and sses the hair son and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by all Druggists ana perfnmSrs; ana
properly applied as Bachelors Wig FacA No.
sBond-street. New York. 1yr AIN JNnuaxy 4
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&

II HAVANA january u.--A co mmittee OF influ-
entia citizens Of Havana, native Cubans and
prominent members Of the Liberal party, left
/ this city yesterday TO meet the revolutionary
leaders and attempt to make compromise SO
as to restore peace.
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a4r AT AN IMPROMPTU MEETING OF
the Marion Fire Engine Company, held on the morn
ing Of the late Are, the thanks of the Com pany
rendered to Director J. f. BYRNS OF the Palmetto
Fire Engine Company, for refreshments furnished at
the fire GEO, A. CALDER
January is Secretary.
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Special Motires.

w CONSIG NEES PER STEAMSH Up
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that she
is dischaTging cargo at Adgers Wharf. Good
manning the wharf at sunset will be stored at ex-
pense and risk Of owners
JANIS ADaER CO..
January 13 Agents.
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8SrBUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King aata Radcliffe.
streets. ana get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment In the city.
NovenUer IA FaF n amoa
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a~ INSTALME OF THE BLUE
RIDGE RAILROAD CALLED FOR-The six.
teenth. Seventeenth. Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
Twentieth Instalments are called for as follows:
The Sixteenth Instalment on 18th Of April, 1862
The Seventeenth rnstalment on 18th of May. 1869.
The Eighteenth Instalment on 18th Of June, 1869.
The Nineteenth Instament on 18th Of July, 1869.
The Twentieth Instalment on 18th of August, 1869.
The Stockholders in Charleston will find the
amounts due on their subscription at the Office CT
Colonel j. B. E. SLOAN, Browns wha-f. to whom
paymentsis authorized to be made. II paid by
last date will be declared forfeited by order Of Stock
holders. w. n. d. GAILLARD,
January IS lanes Secretary and Trea sureY.
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A@A CARD.-THK OFFICERS AND MEN,
BKRs of the Charleston Steam Fire Engine Company
of Axmen most respectfully return their thanks
CHARLESTON and PAVILION HOTELS for re-
freshments kindly furnished at the are yesterday
morning F. J. GREEN,
January 13 Secretary
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sT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-HAv1NG
given up business as Cattle Dealer and Butcher for
the present. take this methol to thank my friends
and the public generally for the patr onage extended
to me for the past eight years. R. BYRNEs.
January l2 az
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a%CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, JANUARY s. 1s69.-At ting
of the Board Of Directors of the Charleston Gas
Light Company, held this day. the following resou
lions were adopted:
Resolved That in view Of the many serious acci.
dents reported in tbs newspapers from the use of
the public will sustain this Company in the reduc.
ton OF the price of gas by an Increased consump-
ton that after the expiration OF the present month
the price be reduced to FOUR DOLLARS PER
THOUSAND FEET.
Rssotved, Thatas On additional in,lucement to new
consumers, the Company will supply and put in at
Its own expense the service and supply pipe the
basement story Of the house Of any new applicant,
under such regulations as the Board of Directors
may establish. WI. HERIOC Secretary
January IL
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January II

FOR BRUNSWICK GA.
,spK@A THE STEAMER "DICTATOR,' -
Captain CKARIEs WILEY will touch
at thus point every Wednesday, leaving savannah q
Nine A. NJ, and on her return trip win touch there
on Satur8gy. 5ternoon, arriving back at Savannah
NOvemOerM Agents.
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a% THE THANKS OF THE CHARLES
TON HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, No. 2. are
due and ara hereby rendered to Mr. j. MAHER for
refreshments furnished at the fire in on
the morning Of the 9th, and to Mrs HARRIS, at the
Arc In Haselstreet the morning of the 18th Jan
uary. GEO. MoLAIN Secretary
JRnuary IS G. H. and L. No. g.
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AT RECEIVERS SNOTICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having been appointed he; yer Of the
Late Arm Of DAWSON BLACKMAN, hereby givea
notice that all claims against said firm must be pre-
scented to him, and all persons indebted must make
payment to JNO. T. HUMPHREYS,
January 13 eA No. 27 Broad street },
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ag-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON COUNTY appeared be-
fore me, @. u. naHnzaGINnnR. President OF the Sul
phuric Acid and saperphosphate Company. wnu,
being duly sworn, saith that the capital Of the said
company has been Increased to eighty thousand dol.
lars, and hos been paid into him ia current fuads
and property at it's swern<valuation.
tsigned) C.G. MEMMIN GER.
Sworn to before me December %, 1885,
(Signed) JACOB WHITMAN.
Notary Public.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOE CHARLESTON COUNTY.
Ia. o. RICHMOND, Clerk of the said Court. do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is true and cor
rect copy Of the AFFIDAVIT Of the President Of the sui
phurio Acid and Superphosphate Company, and that
the afdavit has been duly aied and recorded in this
Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
snA1 set ny hand a. and d. afaxed the seal Of the
>~~-~ lSigned) A. g. RICHMOND.
Clerk Court Common Pleas
December 23 W.
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AT A CARD.-THE OFFICERS AND MEM
BERS OF THE HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
return their thanks to Dr. F. M. ROBERTSON for re-
freshmehts kindly furnished them at the fire on
Tuesday morning. 18th instant.
r. sy - JAMES 3. PATRICK.
Il January IS Secretary.
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ear A GARD THE OFFICERS AND
Members Of the stonewan Fire Engine Company re-
turn their grateful thanks to Mr.. ABRAHAMS HAIR
RIS, for refreshments kindly furnished them at the
fre on the morning of the 18th inst.
VIM. G. MILLER,
JapuarY Is Secretary 8. E. z. Co.
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Skipping.

FOR BO~TON-DESPATCH LINE.
L. - THE REGULAR AL PACK Ell SCHOONER
6lA JONAS SMITH, NICHOLS Master. having q
1NSkSA large portion cargo on bolrd, wants 200 or
s&asEas $50 bales cotton AMI light fr light to fill up
'and sail promptly. WILLIAM ROACH g. co.
January IL
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with, or supplied BY this act, are hereby re-
pealed.
A Bull 10 PUNISH PERSONS OBTAINING PROPERTY
UNDER FALSE rnETENCES.
!, BE z enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives OF the State Of South Carolina,
now met and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the authority OF the same:
SEoa1oN l. II any person shall by any false
pretence obtain from any other person any
chattel, money, bank note. United States
Treasury note, promissory note, bill Of ex-
change, check, order for the payment Of
m oney, conveyance. or any valuable security,
or obtain the SIGNATURE, of any person to any
written instrument which may work prejudice
to the property Of the person SO afixing his
signature, or OF some other person, every such
offender shall be deemed guilty Of q msde-
aeanor, and shall be punished by imprlson-
labor, tor term not exceeding Ave years; Pro-
vided, always, that ifupon trial OF any person in
dscted for snch miademeanor it shall be proved
that that he obtained the property in question in
he shall n3t, by reason thereof bio entitled TO
be acquitted oil such misdemeanor; but no pcr
son tried for such naisdemeanor shall be liable
70 be afterwards prosecuted for larceny upon
SEc. 2. * any trustee, banker, factor. or other
person. while acting in any fduciary character
or president, cashier, director, or other officer
OF bank or other corpora zion, or any agent,
oer 81 g q peon ssrysn o1 soy % q
agent, clerk or servant Of any person or eorpo-
ration, shall. by virtue Of such character, office
or employment, feceivs or take into lis ppsges-
e. il tSs name op q aS she ss
cestt1 que t,1lst, principel, ployer or master,
and shall fraudu1ently convert ID his own
use. on enbeggle the same, or any pasb thereof,
Tniodemeanor, and shall Be punished hy isn.
prisement In the penitentiary. with or without
hard labor, not exceeding Ave years; Provided,
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A0-THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
the German Fire Company return their sincere
thanks to DR.. +. M. ROBERTSON for Refreshments
kindly furnished them ct the fire on the morning of
the 18th inst. January Is
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DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATIVE BIZ
TWEEN CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL.

e1~Asmm TIE BRITISH STEAMER STA
NkdMWaYMww TIRA. WAY Master capacity 1900
LE1ENll1MK bales cotton, due here this day, win
zzzassssas s.sssaEasz sail on 25th instant
For freight engagements, including cotton to
rive, apply TO w. 9. BEE & co.
january III
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-24
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rcKESs corSTy---iN THE COURT or PROBATE.
prusia Masters, tai,
W.. Petition for Partition.
Jacob D. Masters. ct al.
T appearing to my satisfaction TINT the heirs Of
l william N. Masters. deceased. number and
names unknown, defendants in this case, reside
beyond Tho limits of this State: On motion of
loconbe Pro. Pet, il is ordered lint the said
absent defendants do appear at a Court Of Probate
to be holden at Pickens Court House. 8. c.. within
forty days after the publication Of this notice. or
thcii consent to tho partition or sale of the Real
Estate Of David Masters, deceased will be; entered
Of record Given undcrvmy hand and sealof said
Office at Pickens c.. H., SC, This the eth No
yember, 1860. " :, ,,,,,, pom
foy, AZ. 1880
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Y. s. Marghaps Sale.


I WILL Sill. to tho highest bidder, before tho
] Court House door in Wnlhalla, on Snledny in
January next, the following
Real and Personal Property,
To wit: One Tract Of Tnn whercnn defendant,
thristnn lruckc resides. situate in Oconcc Comn-
IS. on the 0concc Station rond. containing One
Hundred and Forty Acres moro or less.
Also one other Tract in saih county. on Crook
cd Greek. containing One Hundred and Fifty
Acres, more or less.
-- ALSO, ,-
Two Horses, one three year oil Cult one small
Colt. ono 9 Horse Wagon and Harness. one l-horse
Wagon. eight fat Hogs. 500 bundles Fodder, Ecv-
cn'hcnd Cattle. All levied ns the proper of
c.Bruckc. to satisfy it, ia. against him in favor of
tic United States.
TERMS. CASH. Purchascr TO pay extra for
titles md stamps. sta
l.. L. JOHNSON,
U. S. MARSHAL.
Sale to he conducted by Alex Bryce, Jr., Dcpu-
ty U. S. Marshal.
Dec. Z, 1860
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Sherif's Sale,

DY virtue Of sundry Wits Of Fiert Fatjot to me
ID directed. will sell to The highest bidder. With.
In tho legal lors of sale, before the Conr lionao
door, in Walhallh, 8. c., on saleday In January
next the following property:
One Tract Of Land, continuing Is aorss more OF
less, adjoining lands of Is. Holder. II.W. Knht.
II. FrasIno at the suit of j. G. Mauldin. Il
One Tract Of Land, containing 700 acrcs. morc
or less, adjoining lands Of Jesse llait-Joeob Bnsh
and Others, levied on rs The property Of Robert
breckenridge at tiie snit of Jnmes b. Moore apd
TERMS CASH. Purchasers TO pay extra for titfps
and stamps. ,,,
a. Dco n, 1869 % d. I'd
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Must Pay Up

,SEHOSE Indebted Is usNre notified thDt they must
81 pay ~ lst Jannavy next. Il ftef that time their
SAcooints viii bo placed ins tho hands of Eitner
Symnass, Esq, /, Tor colleoti No dlsslne tiery
q Slg piEpEB & ;SS
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BOOK STORE.

( u ora NGEsIENTg are made 10 sectlye eny Book
] AJwonted. ] Also. Books, Catechisms. 30, for
Sabban Schools, School Booke. Peps, Ink. Pepper.
no.. &c., always on hand. Tho Depository for
iho OoQeo Bible sooiety Is alsoa The Book Store.
Next door 10 the Post Qfico. N 81. a Ss ~ . s}
5Sst Dee g. 1860 E,5tGf - WI y d 2s,5 tfaI
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To The Public.
BELoIT, Wis, January 30th, IS,

BELoIT, Wis, January 30th, 1869.
We, the undersigned, respectfully rep
resent that the Rock River Insurance
Company, of this city, has been in sue
cessful operation for more than eight
years, and during that time we have
never known or heard of its contesting
an honorable claim, or failing to pay
single loss when due, Having full conf
dence in the promptness. good manage
ment and responsibility of the Company,
we unhesitatingly recommend said Com.
pany as perfectly responsible and worthy
of the patronage of the public
Il p 55..r1ang, Mayor of the City of Beloit
OBJ Park, city Treasurer
CT G Collins, City CLERK
FW Oakley, Postmaster
David S Foster, Alderman First Ward
j G. Converse, Attorney at law
81 Todd, Attorney at law
A Taggart, Police Justice
Ii n Davis, President CT the Beloit
National Bank
Samuel j Goodwin. Owner of Goodwin
House
Elisha B Lewis, Alderman Second
Ward
O Barr, Alderman Third Ward
Lewis e Hyde, Banker
Parker & Stone, Proprictors of Belolt
Reapers and Sickle Works
c n Parsons, Attorney at law
G lngersoll, Editor and Publisher OF
Free Press Dc Journal
Chas II Parker, Member of Assembly
b A Vail, Alderman Third Ward
III * Leonard, Alderman Fourth Ward
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The wife. Marshal Valiant, who recent
" died, shaved regularly every day for
many years. She had thicker beard
then most men. During her last illness
her beard became so bushy that when
t.,e physician who visits all the, dead, to
,ee that they died natural death; ex-
amined her, he asked. What was this
gentleman position.