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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13
NOVA SCOTIA.

Deliberate Murder-A Sure Way Of Prevent.
ing an Unpleasant Marriage.
HALIFAX Jan. 10, 1872.
A shocking murder was committed at Grand
Grave. Richmond county. young man, named
william Butler was found on the evening OF che
Sth inst in an exhausted condition near his resi-
dence with gunsnot wound between his shoulders.
DR.. McDougal, OF st. Peters, was sent for imme-
diatey and pronounced the wound fatal. de-
position was taken 10 the effect that while Butter
was sitting near the fence or william Laford's field
Alexander Laford, son OF the owner, approached
Butler from behind with a gun unexpectedly, and,
when within six yards, fired, and without word
ran away.
1t appears that Butler was engaged to Laford's
sister, and the family dlsapproved OF the match.
Butler had arranged for an elopement ana expected
to meet Miss Lalord clandestincy that evening. lie
died in twenty eight hours after. AZ the post.
mortem examination 1t was found that the shot or
slugS had penetrated the lungs
The Coroners Jury returned verdict OF wilrul
murder against Alexander Laford, ana lie has been
committed TO jail TO await trial. lie is only twenty
years or age.
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THE MASS MYSTERY.

Deceased Identified as a Newark IN. IL
Jewclicr.
Charles II. T. Mass, the man whose death is q
mystery TO the police OF this city. has at last been
identified as resident OF Newark N. J. He left
his boarding place, Fingado's Cosmopolitan Hotel,
on Market street. last Tuesday morning, to visit
New York in quest Of employment. He was a
Jeweller by trade; but work was DUH He left q
board bill unpaid OF $50. Mr.. Flngado and several
respectable German citizens oil Newark speak or
Mass as man OF excellent habits and very
steady. A picture OF his parents who now reside
In Hamburg, was found in ms room. He was fine
looking man, thirty three years Of age and said to
have been unmarried He was born In Hamburg. He
was well educated and good penman, as his
handwriting shows. Bibe was found in
the room containing the name OF "Adoph
Maass,' and Two letters mailed from New Orleans
last November by q cousin, William Wite, who
gave his address, scare OF John ReInh9rdt, 1862
Tcnoupitoulas street." Mr. Fingado sent Constable
Geerkee and Mr.. Godeke. a druggist Market
street, to New York, ana they Identified the remains
as those OF their late friend Charles Henry Theodore
Mass, which name was found engrOssed on GER
tihcate OF baptism ana also on deceas eds passport
yesterday. His effects were placed la basket to
await the action OF the authorities.
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PEpPERY LETTER FROM MAYOR HALL TO
MIR. BEEGH.

IRAscIBLB AND ILLOGICAL BErGH-l have just
seen your note floating Sunbeam. You are
illogical because you biunder, as did last summer.
You attempt 10 draw fire away from yourself by at
lacking the adversary The issue is not what am,
but what you are. I charge you, FIRST with
changing your name In Rnssia second,
with using your Office for depressing
fourth, with not daring to bring your views to a
legal test. None OF these do you deny. Do not con-
graduate yourself. shall remain New Yorker
and live down all ISLANDERS and expose all humbugs
like yourself. There cannot be punnIng with you.
Your lace OF saturnlne malice and the serious null
forhlds all jocuarity. "Dyed-in-the- wool dema-
gogue' was phrase applied to you. You did not
court OF law, except against those too In purse
to expose your cowardice and malice or the methods
pay. A. Oakley HALL
TEE MANHATTAN CLUB, 9s FIFTH AVENUE
NEW YORK, Jan. IL, 1672-5 Z. NJ
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distinction may be made between that case ana the
present IN this respectful that the title TO the
land passed payment or tender OF this valuation.
an the present according TO the Language OF the act o.
18la the title passes on the nal confirmation OF the
report Still do not think that this difference IN the
language OF the acts Is very substantial, when We
consider the provision OF the United States constl-
public use without lust COMPENSATION.
In the view OF the case which l have thus taken
the act or the Legislature authorizing TINS Court on
good cause shown, to open the order OF cOnfrma-
ton and TO cause the question Of valuation TO be
ierred to many ant6orIes because thew are 40 fuiy
and ably set fortn In the opinion OF the learned
Judge whose order IS appealed from; but nave
erned the case. The order should be affirmed.
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THE END OF A NIGHTS SPREE.

About iour O'Clock yesterday morning James Fer.
guson. OF SOP West Sixteenth street. aud Henry
Hirke, residing on the corner OF Fourteenth street
and Tenth avenue, were on their way home; they
stopped in o lager beer saloon to get a parting
drink. While in the place they became engaged In
dispute, which ended by Ferguson taking a
tumbler IRON the counter and dealing his friend
powerful blow on tue temple, telling him nsensible
10 the 1oor He was conveyed TO his home IN this
condition, and Is NJ present confined TO his bed.
Ferguson was arrested by Oncer RIVER. or the
Eintn precinct and aTaIgned before Justice Led
with. at Jefferson Market As the complainant was
unabte TO appear against nm he was renanoeo "
the station house.
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PET HAIsTED's MURDERER's MARRIAGE

There are still good many sceptcs in Newark as
to the real truth OF the alleged marriage eight years
ago OF the murderer Bolts and the woman Wilson.
The certificate 10 possession OF Botts' friends copy
Of when Is subjoined, Is not regarded as concu.
sive the point being open 10 the identity OF the
woman Wilson with the one named. The Certificate
Is as follows:-
This certiHes that George Potts. Of Newark Julia Jen
kkns OF New YORK, united together holy matrmony
on 6th OF September 1854 al Little Fas Psssac county
j. by me tbeng az that time Methodist Epsco
pal CHURCH at that p'sce.D D. II. LAND0N,
pastor of Methodist Episcopal church, Montcair J.
MONECJATR, N. j., Jan. ., 1871
hoTR.-Hecord OF the above 10 my Pastor memoranda.
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another match 81 twelve BIRDS each. The same
judges ana referee acted a. rafore. This contest
was equal In the matter Of the twenty-one yards
rise. Mr.; Bennett won by two birds. The score Is
appended
Bennett-9 0, !, i ], !, !, J, l, I, !, Total,
II; score, 10.
bouglas-l. !, l, !, ], l., IL /, o. o. o-Total,
IL: scored g.
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ARREST OF A swINDLER.

Frederick Moehring, wcll.dressed young man
OF the period" was arrested In Williamsburg yes
terday and locked up In the stage street station
house for selling tickets to the honest germans OF
that section for benefit pan at CROSS Ea that
mad no existence. The fellow when arrested had
large package OF the bogus tickets in his
10 Is believed that no has yctimned hundreds Of
persons on TINS new dodge.
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THE TRENTON JACK SHEPPARD.

william Hurts, the youthful burglar who pleaded
guilty yesterday, In Trenton, to stealing brace aud
bit and with attempting TO enter the premises Of
Edward Kane, Perry street, after having bored six
teen holes IN order 10 smash tie door, was sentences
TO SIX months In the iNoiinty jail
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MISSOURI.
A DilI to Encourage the Construction Of Broad
Gauge Railroads in the state.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. Il, 1877!
bill has been introduced in the Legislature to
facilitate the construction OF railroads IN this State.
The principal feature Of the provision Is to issue to
all new broad gauge railroads $4,000 per mile, IN
sta tc bonds, and $4,000 per mile TO narrow gauge
roads. All the roads receiving this aid are to pay
INTO the state Treasury two per cent annually Of
their gross earnings TO be applied to pay the Interest,"
on the BONDS aud TO create sinking fund to pay on
the bonds. After the interest ana bonds are PAD,
This two per cent Is to go into the State treasury
and be a perpetual source OF revenue. Counties are
prohibited taking stock In railroads except ~ q tWo-
amount OF bonds to lie issued under this bill VIII not
exceed eighteen millions. 80, .,s
Mr. Leper, the author OF the Din intimates tnas
thousand additional miles OF raiiroad anu That the
interest on the bonds VIII an DC pau on. Ine roads
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PAINE. =.
| -Anincoming bird killed
easily. A dead shot.
| "a driving bird; missed.
| ga driving bird; missed.
| "A driving bird hit hard,
but the bird escaped. Scored
a miss
5-A driving bird /; missed.
GA driving bird: missed.
| IA quartering bird to the
left. A dead shot.
ga driving bird. we'll hit,
wing broken. A fine shot.
The bird gathered.
| ga auartering bird, well
killed. A fine shot.
1o-A quartering bird TO the
right; missed.
ia driving bird; was
killed by n capital shot close
to the trap.
l2-An incoming bird /; kill
ed instantly.
ia driving bird splen.
didly KILLED.
l4-A rapid quartering bird
to the right: missed.
ID "A driving bird missed.
18-A driving bird; head
hit /; gathered
IA capital shot; the bird
quartered to the right, and
was instantly killed.
1S--A driving bird; well
killed so0n after leaving the
trap.
ia well killed driving
bird. A dead shot
20-A hard lift game bird:
he was gathered. The bird
quartered to the right.
2l-A RICH hand quartering
bird; easily killed.
ga driving bird hit hard;
he few out Of bounds. Scored
a miss.
GA driving bIrd; hit
hard, but he flew with the
high wind out of bounds.
Scored q miss.
IA driving bird; killed
instantly.
GA uuartering bird 10 the
right shot through the wings,
but he struggled In mid air
until out Of bounds. Scored
q miss.
26--A ouartering bird to the
right; shot through the body.
A capital shot.
81 A quartering bird TO the
left; missed.
8-An incoming bird; well
killed.
ga quartering bird to
right; knocked over as soon
as It rose.
30-A driving bird; in
stantly shot.
ia quartering bird 20 the
right; instantly killed.
B2-A driving bird; killed
coon after leaving the trap.
g3-A qiarterins bird 20 the
right; killed quickly. A fine
shot.
ga quartering bird 10 the
left; well killed.
s5-A quartering bird to the
right: Killed quickly.
GA quartering bird to the
right; well killed.
B-A driving bird; hit
hard, but he flew out OF
bounds before he fell. A
miss scored.
80 "A driving bird; killed
instantly. A beautiful shot.
ga Gusrtering bird to the
left; wing broken; gathered
and killed.
40-A quarterlng bird TO the
left; killed very quickly. A
capital shot.
H-An incoming bird; well
killed.
"a driving bird; hit, but
Few out OF bounds. A mss
scored.
4s-An incoming bird ; well
killed.
H-A quarteripr bird TO the
right; killed instantly.
10 "A driving bird, low to
the ground; killed instantly.
This was a splendid shot.
IA quartering bird 10 the
right; well killed.
H-A driving bird; killed
very soou after leaving the
trap.
IA quartering bird to the
riRht; well killed.
GA driving bird. close to
the ground; missed.
b0-A driving bird; killed
instantly. A fine shot.
Score --Bogardus, 40; Pal
The following Is
THE s,
B0GARDUs-1, ], l, 0, I
/, ], ], !, 0, ], !, !, ], ]
!, 1, ], !, ], ], ], ], !, !,
missed, =.
PANEL, 0, 0, 0, 0, O. !.
l, !, ], 1, I, ], 0, Q, ], 0,
1, o, l, J, ], ], o. ], l. ],
missed, 10.
The sec0n
The sepc1sd match was ID
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On Thursday Mr.. Howard Jafrrey and frend took
q INT at pigeon shooting at Jerome Park, shooting
first at Any single ana then az ten double BIRDS
Mr.. Jafirey was in good shooting condition, beating
hia friend very easily. The score is appended
SINGLE BIRDS.
Janrey-i, o., l, l. ]. o l. J. l. !, !, ], 9, Q. !,
l. 1, i, !. i, !, 1, l. ], ], l, l. /, l. i-Total so;
scored, As.
o.7i.I-.51.SSSd9SA,Id1iida,'S1 2 p J,
J. l. l., ], !, 0, 0. l. ], l, o. ], 0, /, Total 90;
scored, so.
DOUBLE BIRDS.
Janrey-11, OF, II, To- II, II, II, II, 10, Il
- 90. 90, 10, 90. II, II, 90. H. II, 90
Total 20; scored, o,
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PAINE.
Ia driving bird /; missed.

R1AAkLo OF u
PAINE.
Ia driving bird; missed.
IA quartering bird to the
right well killed.
9-An incoming bird (; killed
finely.
"A quartering bird 10 the
right; killed quickly. A capt.
tai shot.
"a quartsring bird to the
right; killed pretti!y.
GAN incoming bird; well
killed.
IA driving bird missed.
ga driving bird ; missed.
GA driving bird; hit hard,
but flew over the boundary
line. Scored a miss.
10-A quartering bird 70 tho
right a dead shot.
liza quartering bird to the
right; missed.
IA quartering bird TO the
right: wounded, gathered and
killed.
l3-An incoming bird; miss
ed.
IA quarterlng bird to the
left, killed instantly. A fine
shot.
IA driving bird hit hard,
but escaped.
l6-A auartering bird to the
night missed.
.H-A quarterng bird to the
feft; missed.
| 18-A driving bird; missed
by waiting too long before
firing.
ia quartering bird to the
left; missed.
| ga qlartering bird TO the
left; killed. The bird tell like
q stone.
GA driving bird; missed.
| ga quartering bird to the
| TieHt IniSscus
ga quartering bird to the
right; wounded, gathered aud
killed.
PA driving bird; well
Killed.
ga quartering bird to the
right; hit, but escaped out OF
bounds with the aid Of the
high wind.
26-A driving bird; missed.
| 27-A quartering bird TO the
right; killed instantly.
| 8-A quartering bird TO the
right; well killed.
| ga quartering BIRD to the
right; killed quickly.
| B0-A driving bird: hit, but
| II escaped. A miss scored.
Sl-Ap incoming bird; well
killed.
GA quartering bird to the
right ; killed instantly.
S8-A quartering bird TO the
left; missed.
| GA quartertng bird to the
left; wounded, but was gath
cred and killed.
| ab-A quartering bird to the
right; miss ed.
| 36-An incoming bird hit on
the wing, gathered and killed,
S7-A quartering bird to the
| rtuht. wall u illad
| B8-An incoming bird; hit,
but not fatally; 1t escaped
A miss.
3s-A Quartering blrd to the
left; hit hard, but escaped,
A miss scored.
40--A driving bird; missed,
IA driving bird; well
killed.
42-A quartering bird to the
right; instantly Killed.
IA driving bird; missed
4l--A driving bird; wei
killed.
45-An incoming bird
killed instantly. A splendid
shot.
46-A driving bird; missed
fan incoming bird; wei
killed.
ls-An incoming bird kille'
instantly. .
49-An incoming bird
missed.
50-A quarterlng bird to tn,
right; missed.
The following Is
| THE
BOGARDUs-1, 0, 0, 0,
l, 0, /. 0, 0, l, 0, 1, !,
0, 1, 0, 0, /, l. !, /, 0, {
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IL SHOOTING.
BoaARDUe.
IAN incoming bird killed
quickly.
"A quartering bird to the
right messed.
IA driving bird: missed
"A driving bird; missed.
"a quartering bird 70 the
right; missed.
GA driving bird missed.
IA driving bird; missed.
"a driving blrd; well
killed.
"a driving bird; missed.
l0-,A quarteriug bird to the
left; killed splendidly.
ll-An incoming bird; vel
killed.
IA quartering bird to the
left; killed instantly.
ia quartering bird to the
right we'll killed.
IA quartrring bird to the
right; splendidly killed.
ia quartering bird TO the
left; wounded, gathered and
killed.
l6-A driving bird ; instant
ly killed.
IA quartering bird to the
LETT; missed.
ls--A driving bird; well
killed.
ia driving bird; missed.
20--A driving bird; missed.
ga driving bird; well
killed.
GA driving bird /; missed.
20 A driving bird; wing
broken; gathered and killed.
IA quariering bird TO the
right; we'll killed.
rs An incoming bird;
nearly torn to pieces. A dead
shot.
26--A quartering bird to the
right; hit. but escaped.
M-An incoming bird I
woun ded, gathered and killed.
2e-A driving bird; missed.
29-A driving bird; missed.
Oo-An incoming bird; well
killed.
8l-A driving bird; wound
cd, gathered and killed.
SAN incoming bird; well
killed.
ss-A driving bird instantly
killed.
&-An incoming bird /,
splendidly killed.
85-A driving bird; missed.
$-A driving bird; mi ssed.
S7-A quartering bird TO the
right; well killed.
.S5-A driving bird; hit, but
escaped.
39-A driving bird; missed.
40-A auarterlng bird to III,
right; wounded In the wing
gathered and killed.
ll-An incoming bird; wei
killed.
"A driving bird; splen
uluiy killed.
58-A quartering bird to tn,
right; killed quickly.
IA driving bird; missed
IA driving bird; hi
hard. but escaped out o
bounds. A miss.
46-A driving bird; missed
47-A driving bird the gun
snapped and the bird es
capped. A miss.
IA quartering bird to th,
left; missed.
ga driving bird; wei
killed.
b0--A quarteripg bird 10 th,
left missed.
SCORE.
n n I n I 1
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u.s.
=. BOGARDUN.
lied IAN incoming bird killed
Instantly.
ed. IA quartering bird to the
left; killed instantly.
ed. ga towering bird; killed
as he raised from the trap.
ard, IA towering bird; hit
red hard, but escaped. A miss
scored.
d. San incoming bird; killed
easily.
I'd. ga quarterfng bird to the
left; killed instantly.
the IAN easily killed bird,
while quarterlng to the left,
hit, 6-Bird hit as he quartered
hot. to the right, but got away. A
miss.
veil ga driving bird splendidly
killed. A capital shot.
the 10-A quarteriug bird to the
left hit hard. A dead shot.
was ia quarteripg bird to the
lose left; killed easily.
Kill IA quartering bird TO the
right killed instantly.
en- ia driving bird missed.
'ird IAN incoming bird:
missed.
ID. .l6--A well killed driving
bird.
cad l6-A quarterirg bird 10 the
right killed instantly.
ard 1.-THE bird ouartered to
and the right and was instantly
knocked down.
vell ls A driving bird; splen.
the dldly killed.
ing l9-The bird chartered 10
the right and was killed In
stantly.
I'd: 20-The bird wac hard hit
'ird while diving; the bird few
out of bounds. A miss.
ing M-A auartering bird TO the
right easily killed.
rdi ga driving bird to the
red right; killed instantly.
hit GA quartering bird u the
the right; killed Instantly.
zig.
led IA driving bird; hit
hard; wings broken; gath
cred and killed.
the GA quartering bind TO the
gs, left; well killed.
air
red
the GA quartering bro TO tho
dy. left; killed instantly.
killed.
ven IA quartering bird 10 the
left; we'll killed.
to 29-An incoming bird
BON killed close 10 the shooter.
In 30-A quartering bird to tie
right; hit hard and fell dead
out of the bounds. A miss
scored
the GA qusrterins bird to the
right; well killed.
led 3s-A quar.erlng bird to the
/. right; Instantly killed.
,ne 8S-A driving bird; missed.
Inc N-A auarteriug bird 10 the
d.. left; well killed.
he Bs-A quartering bird to the
right; killed instantly.
he B6-A driving bird; bit
hard; gathered and killed.
bit T-An incoming bird;
OF killed splendidly.
led 3s--A quarteriug bird TO the
|. left; killed quickly.
he ga quartering bird TO the
ed right; well killed.
he GA driving bird; killed
a instantly.
ell A A quartering bird to the
left; well killed.
'ut ga quartering bird to the
'ss light; hit hard, but few out
OF bounde.
OIL GA driving bird; bit
hard, but few out of bounds,
when a dog gathered bin.
Scored q miss.
ne "a driving bird, killed
to "a driving bird; well
10 ga quartering bird 70 the
-. right killed instantly.
"a "a "A quarterIpg bird TO the
10 Hgnt; hit hard, but few out
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BFNNFTT
cling bird missed. IA strong crossing bird
,, - towering Ord killed IA driving Bird well
.S-Aiowsring bird; shot ga quar,eriny bird to the
slow crossing Oirdi IA crossing S as' bird. Dead
APS,lsr crossing bird; aasrterlns bird
guartens bird the ga driving bird I' SissSd
sd ss'e crossing sasa bird, 7A..rous driver wei. hit.
So driving bird: hit IN 81 slow rising bird
s ash. Maf; u.t ana bo sGSy and aii'ed
- towering brd easily "a strong crossing bird;
iS:Ao incoming bird. An ia ~sssler yT ss.Aorsd
n-A qIartsrilg bird to the ia quarterIng BIRD,
ORD fine sho. -s bird b, hard and d ssa.
eAn incoming bird; kill 3-A streamer; well killed
driver and strong; u, Ia =, strong driver, A,,
IA quartering end in l5-An incoming bird; Kill.
ls.A crossing bird hit hard lsA strong wheeler, a
MSxso~sTiuG bird; hit iS1x a0 driver; hit AID
,is.x driver hit snd when isA crossing bird; VOL
"A d dfSer Hss well Killed ia ou.r.rur bird;
ao-A slow qusrterng bird soA 0uarterns bird to tn.
- the right; easily killed. right; killed we'll
ga strong towering brd fla streamer; hit hard.
n-An incoming bird; kill 70 A strong crossing bird,
pa strong crossing bird GA whSelsr missed.
"a wSeser; missed. a-An incoming bird
So-A crossing bird 10 Tue zo-A arver' wen Killed
left; well killed.
THE SCORE
Douglas-o, ], ], J. l. ], J. IL, I, IL, l. l, L.
fsnns5 Total q s.: ssd i TO- l.
After the match It was 81 ascsrtained that Judge
Barnard. on The application OF Mr.. Deforest, had
granted an Injunction restraining Mr.. Bergh from
Interfering with the progress or tie match, but
Lhere was no occasion to use II.
SWEEPSTAKES
Following the match as above six OF the gentlemen
ahot sweepstakes Of ten birds each. They were Mr.
Deforesr, Mr.. Douglas, MIR. Hecksher, Mr.. Bennett
Mr.. FOulke and Mr. Jaffrey. The latter made clean
score. Appended Is the story
Janrey-l, ], J. ], l. ], ]. ], l-Total 10; scored,
10.
Donglas-o, 0, I, /, !, !, !, ], 0, Total, 10;
scored,7.
Hecksher-1, I. 0, !. 0, ], !, I. 1, o-Total, 10;
scored, I.
Foulke--1, IL, 10, ], o-Tota 10; scored, 7.
Bennett-o, ], 0, l. !, 0, O. ], !. 0-rotal, 10;
Deforest-1, I. l. o, o, 1, !, o twishdravp)-Total,
81 scored, o.
Second Match Between Mr.. Douglas and MIR,
Bennett.
As there Was an hour or TWO Of bright sunshine
Set M Dpp0las spo Mr. Bennett pareed 70 shoot
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bleton again acting as referee, and the gentlemen
judges In the previous matcn were again chosen.
DETAILS OF THE SHOOTING.
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THE SCORE.
BOGARDUs-1, 0, 0, 0, 0, O. 0, ], 0. ], l. ]. l, l,
l. O. l. 0, 0, l. Q, l, 20, !, 0, 0. /, l, /, l. j. o.
0, 1, o. O. !, l. !, !, 0, 0, O. Q, l, o-kliled 26;
miss ed, "a
PAINR-O, I, /, 1, ], l. O. o. 0, l, o. l, o, /, 0, 0,
0, o. o, l. O. O. l, L. O. 0. l, l. l. o. l, l, o. l, 0, !,
], o, Q, O. l, l. 0, l, ], 0, J. l. 0, o-Killed, 26
missed, %.
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PAINE. =.
1-Anincoming bird killed
easily. A dead shot.
"a driving bird; missed.
ga driving bird; missed.
"A driving bird hit hard,
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-11
Insurance Notice.

Undersigned having established his office Edgefed General
Agent for the Cotton States Life Insurance Company,
to of the advantages offered those who
desire to effect their lives safe Home Company
The Board Managers recent meeting passed unanimously the fol-
lowing Resolution
Re That Of the fact that there unusually large sums
paid for Life Insurance the Companies of the North and East which
being there invested contribute the enrichment those secns
whilst our own South greatly nee capital prosecute
% onr Mechanical ordered that for
the purpose retaining these in midst hereafter certain pro
of the net cash amounting not than
ner cent Of the same invested such be accord
the regulations the Company those sections from which the
said premiums attained 49,, :, -o-r,.o,, - .
(Sgned) VIM D. 'of1NooN Tres u
GEORGE s. O'BEAR, Sec'ry.
Tn accordance with the above Resolution Board of Advisory Trustees
has been regularly organized Edge6ed H. Co. with the following
Officers viz:
Mai W r. GARY President
Capt B G. BRYAN, Vice President.
R. O. SANS, ESQ, Secretary :,
This Board now prepared transact business and invest the funds of
the Company agreeable to the prescribed regulations.
The Financial strength the Company places high rank Its last
Annual Statement the Company possess its large Guar
antee $l7O for every $l00 of its liability.
MI. w. ABNEY, General Agent.
June o.