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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

The GREAT VICTORY The unprecedented
magnitude Of the republican victory n-
creasss every day. Il now appears that Mr.
6reeley is az present only certain of taree
state--Geargia. Missouri and kentucky-
while he Will probably als1 nave Mary land
and Texas, giving him hye siates az the most
Virginia and Tenne--ee are transferred 10
the Grant column. AMI the republican MAJ
iority IL the Electoral College a~ on the
pspuIar 1u.e D. simply enormous.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

llllr1 5 maluflIN
ne town. Pawlet, not heard from
Second DiSfrict.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

A desnatch from the Secretary of States
os4ce rives the full vote Of Vermont, at the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

The origin Of the IRE in Boston doe not
seem to be perfectly known. The building
where the confagration began WIS heated
by steam ONLY. The flames made their first
outward appearance in the third story, and
all the stories were on FIRE at once-wheuce
the most natural inference is that an over
heated furnace in the cellar sent fire up
through the elevator.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

EB.-NoST oF TIE COMPANIES GOOD -
THE [. $. TREASURY TO HELP BY RI
LIEvINC TIL MONEY NaHEEI
The excitement IN Insurance circles here
Is intense. The suspension of the Humboldt
and international companies Is announced
The Spectator furnishes the following reli-
able list Of losse- American IN. Y j $50. p
lfu; American f. chango, $1,000: Arctic.
SlO0. 900. Black River, $50 zoo Brewers
and Malster's, $50 900 Capital CITY none
Citizens, q. ", S25O,OO0; City q. ".
$50, 600 Clinton, $500 coo Columbia
S75,000 Commercial. $50. GOO. Eagle.
none Gebhard, SO 800; German Ameri-
can, Sl00.O 900: Germania, S275, 900 Glens
Falls, $50 600; Greenwich. 500 90; Ham
ilt1n. none. Hanover. S275 200 = Howard
n1thing; International. $500. 600. Jeiier-
son, SIC, 900; Kings county, SIS, coo .
knickerbocker, none; Lafayette, s.. 900 !:
Long Island. none L0rillard. Ss0. 900
Market. Sp0.ODn Manhattan, S35. 600 (:
Mechanics. -. 900 Mechanicsand Traders.
S25 200 Nassau, none; Equitable. (N.HD.
SI5.OO Ne'r York. nothing Pacific
$1,000 Relief, $4,000; Rutgers. none /;
Standard. S35, 700; Star, Sl50. 900 United
States, 5,Gp0; Nilliamsburgh City, $780,
900 Liverpool, London q Globe, "a ,63g 500:
Washington, IN Y)S9O, 600; Farrarut. 500
600; Commerce, S62, 900; Firemens. sea 600:
Republic, ~ Zoo. Importers and Traders.
S32 600, 81. Nicholas, SIS, 600; Westches-
ter, SIS, 900; North River, none: Park
none; Manufacturers and Builders. none.
Lamar, heavy; Exchange, SIS, 900; Ameri-
can Central, 5000; Farmers Of York
50 900; Lancaster, none: PENNSYLVANIA In
derwriters, $4,000; Niagara. not over
$500, coo; Springfield, S250, 900. Trades
mems, $240, 900; Traders Chicago $50.
900; Commerce fAlbany,l $4,000; AIer.
fhanis Newark none, Alps. SS4 900:
New York and lonkers, SCI, 900; Lancas-
shire, SIPS 900; Mechanics and Traders.
S25 900; National New York, } Sl40. 900:
firemens Trust, 5000: Amazon. $50
900 Triumph, $50, 600 St. Paul Fire and
Marine. S20. 900 franklin (Phila.) $500.
600 Ciirard. $4,000 Globe SIS 900
Montauk $1,000; Etna (Hartford) $780,
900: Hartford. $3.50. 600 Connecticut.
$4,000; Orient, $50. 600 National
tHartford) $l25, 600; Phoenix fHsrtfordi
$3.50 900 al ProTidsnee Companies say
they will come out straight, American and
Mercantile Of Boston. will 20 on The
Boylston must stop. New Jersey Compan-
les lose only trihing amounts. The CONT
mental Of New York has assets amounting 10
over 81 ,000, 600. If the entire amount at
risk within the district is total loss, one
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-15

Amy Stone and company appeared at
City Hall, saturday evening, and played
Cigarette" finely, to a packed house We
have heard considerable complaint.and that
in our opinion. jt-si complaint, at the prices
of admission charged After advertising
prices as usual. 80 it was hardly the thing
To charge seventy i've cents for admission To
the hall. and fifty in the gallerie-.
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While but few dwelling hoHses wess
burned and buta comparatively small num-
her Of families left houseless, the finest
warehouses and stores Of the city and the
entire space occupied by the wholesale dry
goods dealers, wool merchants. boot and shoe
and hide sind leather dealers and clothing
houses were entirely destroyed. Not a wool
house is standing IN the city. The whole Of
Pearl and High streets, which were devoted
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Marine Disasters.

Sr. JoHNs, December IA sever,
storm occurred Friday afternoon. A
great quantity of rain fell and shipping
suffered severely. The schooner Re-
ward WAS totally wrecked on foul ground
at daylight yesterday. two out OF seven
men being saved. The Reward was
bound to New York with plaster. The
schooner o. Tenvck, from Philadelphis
went ashore at Red Head Point Crew
saved. Schooner Pioneer, of Parrsboro
for Portland, Me went ashore At the
same place. Crew saved. Brig Henry
Gilbert, for Boston, was driven ashore
on Taylor's Island
A large American ship, the Hum.
brandt, tore from her mooring' and
dashed her bow and foremast into a
warehouse on the wharf, shalterlng the
building AMI dsmolishing her jibboom
The steamer New Brunswick expert
enced heavy winds, the seas washing
her decks and filling the salOons. She
reached here safely yesterday afternoon.
The schooner Spring Bird 10 ashore at
Musquash, but will probably he got of
safely. The brg Havelock, from
Windsor, is ashore. All the shipping
suffered more or less from the gale
Several buildings IN this city were blown
down, barns destroyed, aud fences and
trees torn up. The storm abated yes
terday about noon.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

Sergeant Bates ON his " Tramp.
LONDON, November 30-Sergeant
Bates, the American traveller, arrived
here to-day, having completed his pee
destrian tour through Scotland and
England. He entered the city bearing
the Stars and Stripes, and marched
through Cheapside up Kings street to
Guildhall, followed by large and en-
thusiastic crowd. Here he halted and
was loudly cheered bv the people, who
Immediately surrounded him in i'm
mense numbers A carriage was pro
vided and the Sergeant seated therein,
amid loud cheers. A crowd OF the
spectators seized the shafts and drew
the vehicle through the streets at a
rapid pace, creating much enthusiasm
among the lockers or. The unusual
sight drew an immense crowd ok spec =
tators, who followed the carriage for
miles.
The route walked over by the Ser
geaut was from Glasgow to Kendall,
Lancaster, Preston, Balton, Manches.
ter, Macclesfield, Birmingham, War
wick, Oxford and London, where his
tour ended. He reports that during
his entire journey, which has occupied
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS, commencing on Tues
day, November 5, he has met with no
moIestation or insult to the American
flag, but everywhere been greeted with
kindness and enthusiasm. He has
worn his uniform during bic tour and
has borne prominent before him, on all
occasions, the American flag unIurled.
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MR.. GREELEY.

His Last WOrds-COmmen or the
New York Press-The Feeling Ia
WashiDxtoa.
New YORK, November 30-The
Tribune this morning appears in the
deepest mourning. out Of respect to the
memory OF Mr.. Greeley. The first page
contains a lengthy obituary relative to
his last days. 1t says that so far as
any of his habits are known. Mr. Gree
lev was in almost as good health the
day after the election as at any time
previous.
Snfficien! allowance has not been
made for the intense stra upon him
throu ushout the summer. especially dur
ing the last month Of his wife's illness.
After his return to the paper he fur
nished less than three and halt COL
umns. On the l3,h inst. he abandoned
the attempt to visit the offica regularly
and sent for the family ph,- rian. He
grew steadily worse, until It hectme ev-
ldent that his case WAS critical He
was then taken to Dr.. Cnostes resi-,
deuce, two or three miles from Chap
paaua. On Thursday afternoon and
evening he slept easier. On Thursday
night he slept uneasily, muttering and
frequently raising his rignt hand. He
was more quiet toward morning. Be-
tween eight and nine o'clock he grew
entirely unconscious. His extremities
were cold all day, with no pulse at the
wrist. About noon, on Friisy, he said
distinctly and with some force: 81
know that my Redeener liveth." Dur
ing the day he recognized various per-
sons. About $50 he said distinctly
ut is done This was his last utter
ance. At $50 the watchers drew back
in revereut Stiffness from the bedside
the great editor was gone.
Editorislly, the Tribune, after review
ing the life and work of Mr.. Greeley
says: at 10 not for us in the first houl
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WASHINGTON.
The Electoral Vote.

WASHINGTON, December l.-Grea
curiosity is manifested here as to how
the vote of the Electoral College vii
90, now that Mr.. Greeley is dead, and
the subject is being extensively dis
cussed here.
The members Of Congress from
North Carolina express the opinion
that Judge Merrimsn will be elected
United States Senator to succeed Sena'
tor Poole.
Congress.
There is no doubt but there will be q
quorum OF both houses tomorrow, a
large number OF the members having
arrived this morning,
Secretary Delauo,
who has been quite i'll Tor several days
past, with disease OF the kidneys. is
much better to-day.
Financial.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
authorized the Assistant Treasurer st
New York to purchase $l,0O0OOO
bonds on each Wednesday and sell
81 100000 gold on each Thursday dur
ing tue month OF December.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, December 1.-The action OF
the Assembly on Friday in adopting
the resolution offered by Dupere, sup
porting President Theirs AMI providing
for the appointment of a committee to
draft bill regulating the ministerial
responsibility, meets with strenuous op-
position in Conservative circles. The
Conservative Deputies declare their in.
tention to continue to harrass Theirs,
unless he gives a pledge to ignore the
party Of which Gambetta is the leader
NJ. Victor lie Franc, Minister Of the
Interior, last evening rendered bis re-
signation 10 Theirs, in consequence oi
the dissensons in the Assembly and
OF the passage Of resolution declaring
that in receiving the address OF the
committees for Theirs he bad heen guilty
Of a violation OF constitutional law
His resignation created much excite
ment. Ii is believed that a Csbine,
crisis is inevitable and the other men,
bers will resign. A new Ministry with
Casimer Periere as Premier is iminent
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BankruDtcy Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of West
Virginia. In Bankrupicy.
In the matter OF w. +. Goodwin & Co.,
Bankrupts.
To UhOm Il nidy concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice oi
his appOintme mt MS assignee Of The estate oi
William r. GOODWIN and John q Molen,
partners as w. +. Goodwin q Co, OF Wheel
Ing, In the county OF OHIO, In said District,
and who were, to-wit, on the Gth day oi
September, A. II. 1872. adJudged hankrup's,
upon the petition OF their creditors, 10y the
Said court.
Dated at Wheeling, West Virginia, the
9th day OF November, A. -. lS2.
nO9-Ss ]. +. JONE+, Assignee.
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voice, at is done" They were his last

voice, at is done" They were his last
words.
He then again relapsed into a state
of total uDconsciousness, his respira-
tions become weaker, his extremities
colder, and his face bore the unmistak-
able imprint Of death. He was pulse
less at the wrist, and thus remained
until 5 P. NJ. The room in which Mr..
Greeley died was q large one, on the
northwest corner Of the first floor OF
DR.. Choate's house. 1t was bright
one. neatly carpeted, but devoid OF pic
lures, ornaments, 'washstsnds, or any
small articles of furniture. All these
had been removed when Mr.. Greeley
first manifested evidences of violence.
Before they were removed, however,
he on one occasion broke his watch to
pieces, and at another time threw q
kerosene lamp on the floor. The burn
irg oil ignited the carpet, and had it not
been that an alarm was Immediately
given the house might have been de-
stroyed by fire.
The disease first developed itself vic
lently two weeks ago tonight, at a
meeting OF the trustees of the Tribune
held at the residence of Mr.. Samuel
Sinclair. The next day Krackowizer
was called in by Mr.. Alvin J. johnson.
Then came the consultation and the
verdict OF the doctors that
acute mania had set in. The seal
placed upon DR. Choste's lips in rela
ton to the actual condition and treat
ment OF his patient, and the develop
ment of the disease, deprives history
Of an important chapter in the life OF
Horace Greeley. Nervous excitement,
disappointed hopes. and the loss OF
sleep doubtless produced the fatal dis
order, while a terrible mental strain,
proving too great for the exhausted
physical system, hastened the result.
The funeral will probably take place
On Tuesday, from DR.. Chapiu's Church.
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special Dispatch to the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
CHARLESTON, November 80.
The report OF the committee appoint,
ed last winter to investigate the ac-
counts OF the various Public Printers
that have held the office since the for
nation of the State is now printed. 1t
appears from the report that the over
charges alleged against Mr.. John Frew
amount to nearly five Thousand dollars,
most of which occurred in the mattel
of bookbinding. Mr.. McDermotts r
overcharges are said to be about one
thousand dollars, and Mr.. Walker e
are as stated in a former dispatch.
The committees mode of making the
investigation, it having conducted its
examination secretly and reused to
allow either OF the parties accused to
introduce testimony for their defense,
is freely and unfavorsbly criticised.
The opinion seems to be that the inves-
tigation was made to serve its chief
purpose in the State election and, that
being now accomplished, the speediest
disposition that can be made of the
report will be the most acceptable to
the committee. No proceedings against
anybody are recommended and simple
change in the law is all that Governor
Jacob claims is justified by the facts.
w r. T
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of bis loss to dwell longer upon hi
character or commend his lie to hi
associates. Although for severa
months we have missed the inspiration
of his presence and guidance, his spir'
it's influence has never ceased to infiu
ence his chosen friends. We have his
praises from the poor whom he sue
cored."
The Herald comments at length on
Mr.. Greeley's death, and concludes by
saying His character as a citizen
friend and neighbor is sans peur, sanI
reproche. As his life was admired, his
loss will be regretted by countless host
Of friends in both hemispheres, and Of
all creeds and races OF men, and hls
enemies will be disarmed in striking the
balance between his merits and failings,
We recognize in the loss Of Mr.. Greeley
the loss of a powerful public benefac,
tor; he has Tough good fight and
leaves behind him an honored name, a
high regard and an encouraging exam
ple."
The World says: at has never been
our lot to record death the surround
ings OF which have impressed US mol e
with sense Of mourDtul tragic pathos.
We write these few lines with tide OF
emotion pouring into our swimming
ewes. We cann0t dissemble the grIet
which takes possession OF us at this
fflction-the termination OF the great
career of 80 great man"
The remains of Mr.. Greeley still re-
main at the residence OF DR.. Cnoate, at
Pleasant Villa, near Chappaqua. The
funeral will take place from Dr.. Cha
pins Church, Fifth avenue, this city.
A call has been ISSUED TO the mem
bers OF the New York Typographical
Society for meeting Saturday evening,
to take suitable measures in regard 10
the death of their brother member,
Horace Greeley.
WAsHINGroN, November 3O.-The
news OF Mr.. Greeley 8 death, though re-
ceived here last evening, was not gen.
orally known throughout the city until
this morning. His death is severely
felt in all the circles of Washington,
and no stronger feelings OF regard and
sympathy are expressed than among the
inmates ofthe White House. The great
personal misfortunes that Mr.. Greeley
suffered just previous to his death had,
in a wonderful degree, soitened every
feeling of animosity and bitterness held
against him by his political opponents
and beyond that, they had proved the
sympathy of the entire community.
Both the National Republican and Daily
Chronicle, in their issaesthis morning,
pay deserving tribute to the memory
of the great editor and philosopher.
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Sundays Dispatches,
NEW YORK.
Freude's Reply 10 Burke.


NEW YORK, December l.-Froude
delivered a lecture in reply to Burke
last evening, at Association Hall, before
a large audience. The lecture consisted
o. a review OF certais statements made
by Burke. 10 which Froude opposed
with historical facts and statistics Dur
ing hia remarks the lecturer was fre-
ouentlv applsuded. Froude was BAN
Quoted by the Csledonian Club in the
evening.
81. Andrew Society.
The annual dinner OF the St An
drews' Society took place last evening
at Delmonico's. The dining room was
gracefully draped with Scottish and
American flags. Numerous toasts and
speeches appropriate TO the occasion
were made. The festivities terminated
at II o'clock.
The Death OF Mr. Greeley
Constitutes the topic Of conversation ID
the city to-day. Expressions OF genuine
sorrow are heard from every side. Many
Of the city clubs held meetings Las
evening and passed resolutions eulogis
tie Of the deceased journalist. Member
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OHIO.

CHTLLIooTHE, December l.-Colonel
J. K. S. Bond, editor OF the SciOto Ga
:ette, and for many years connected
with the Cincinnati press, died at one
o'clock to-day. Deceased was very
widely and favorsbly known.
The jury in the case OF Valentine
Weiss, on trial for the murder OF Heory
C. Summerton, brought in verdict to-
day OF murder in the first degree, after
being out all night
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AssIgnee's Notice OF AppOint'
ment.

TN THE DI-TRICr COURT OF THE
United States tor the District OF Wes'
Virginia. In Bankrupicy.
In the matter OF William +. Parshall
Bankrupt
To all whom II may concern:
The undersigned, Kenner B. Stephenson
Of Parkersburg, Wood county, W. Va
hereby gives notice OF his appointment a;
assignee Of the estate o' william +. Par
shall, Of Mineral Wells, I'm the county nI
Wood. In said District, and who was, lo.wit
on the 18th day Of December, ls12, adJndged
a bankrupt upon the petition Ol himseif by
said Court.
Dated at Parkersburg, this 9TH day Of No
yember, 1872. .
KENNER b. STEPHENSON,
noye.S Assignee.
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crATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= county, -. Municip Court OF Wheel
ing, Octob+r rules, 1917.
=, X. SHILLING VS.. Jackson Bower, James
Wharry, Thomas Wharry and David r.
Flack, partners as Bowe' a Go. Gar
nishee attach nent In assumpsit.
The OBJECT OF this suit j. 10 recover from
the defendan mis- the sum Of 1900 with interest
thereon, az per contract. from the 9Th day
OF October, 1879, till payment and the costs
Of this suit. And II appear ng IRON an am
davit fled In the .ause that the said defend.
ants are nou-residentz OF the state OF West
Virginia, IL IL therefore ordered that the
month after the date OF the firSt publ
cation OF this notice and do what u neces-
sary TO defend their interests-
Teste: DANA l.. HUBBARD, Clerk.
TAYLOR & BARR, Attorneys for Plain
tiff oct2s -oawb
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PRUSSIA.


BERLIN, November 30.-The German
Government authorizes an emphatic
denial of the report telegraphed from
Paris to the London Telegraph that
General Manteutfel, commander OF the
German forces in France, has received
orders to concentrate his forces in case
Of certain contingencies.
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KENTUCKY.

PARIS, Ky, December IA three
year old son Of Mat Turney, promi-
Dent lawyer, was left alone few min,
utes by his mother, last night and dur
ing her absence his clothing caught fire
and he was 20 badly burned that be
died to-day.
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Smallpox.
River and weather.

CISClyNArr December 1.-The river
is stationary, with 5 feet 5 inches in the
channel. 1t has been raining nearly
all dav. The weather has moderated
SO much it is thought the boats will
resume their regular trips to morrow.
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"TIRO9H." !"

'srI,IROsH" OR UNFERMENTED WINK
for Communion purposes. Also,
Angelica Wine, very delicate, = fRvorits
wine for ladies and Invaliis. Also, spark.
ling aud Hook Wines. Pine' & Co. \ Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
whiskies for medicinal purposes.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST 90.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, December 1.-The Crown
Prince, who has been seriously i'll, is now
out OF danger and progressing favora-
bly, towards recovery. He leaves short,
ly for Potsdam.
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Save Your Horses.

TNHE SORE THROAT AND GLANDu.
lar Swellings, which appear among tho
symptoms Of the Prevailing Horse Disease,
are best treated with
JOHNSON's HORSE IINIMENT.
II ~ used and recommended by the street
railway, omnibus aud livery stables, and In
the present epidemic has been found supe-
rior To any other. External application.
Prepared ana sold by
LOGAN, LINT a CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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BOSTON.
Election Of u Bishop.

BosroN, December 1.-The conven-
ton OF the Diocese OF Massachusetts,,
for the elect on OF a bishop, will meet
at St. Paul's Church on Wednesday.
Smallpox.
Great excitement exists in this city,
owing to the alarm ng spread OF small
pOX.
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RUSSI
Cholera.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 30
A dispatch from Khiva reports that the
cholera is raging in that CITY.
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ANTmD.
VFRSBODY TO KNOW ThhV v
keep the largest assortment In the cl
TRUSSES

Of various patterns and for every form OF
Rupture NJ that we can 1T almost any cass
at sight. Also. ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
Frs, All, VII FIR BRhCES, BhNDh0Es,
sYRISGES and SURGICAL INbTkU-
MENTS In great vari ~.
IN sending orders for Trusres and Snp-
pOrtprs give the circum eTence round ths
hips, and specify whether Right, Lett or
Double Truss II wanted. Address
LOGAN, LIFT a co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel.
ing w. Va.
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.BL AN K BOOK S

And all work required by Bankers, Mer.
chants, Manufacturers, Insurance Compa.
nies, Railroad Companies, Steamboats,, Ho-
tells, and city, County and other Public
Officers, are equal 10 any In the state.
ted. JyS