The Greenville enterprise. (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, November 02, 1870, Image 2
. The. Store of Tf?tye
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tntmiT, iwiiMi a, i?t?.
The OrMtrlllt lattipriM
Is tk UfiMt VtvtMMr. tad
KM* lilMdit
"sassissr
aid Couatj'Ir
fmivilU.
: IciiMfil.
We hare reeered the Ca>
ter|Mrlee Office le the reeaia
rer the Mere ef lleera IllTee
A See, and appoille the
NaatUa He??e, ewtrainee
Mela Street, eetl helew Dre.
Harrhat Ac IVanhaU'i Dra| tere*
Attempt* to M?k? Political Un of tha
Trouble la Lauren*.
LmI we?k we publlthtd the full
of lh? deplorable occurrence at Lauren*
Court Bom oo Tboreday after ih? eltt
tion. We foot lite iletemole |I*m by the
Lauren*ville ITeralJ m trm, and we Mill
regard dea aa true. Ttiere Ita* Been no
contradiction from any authentic or retpon ibla
eouree. The r?vinge of anonymona
correapondenta to Ibc Charleaton Daily Aa
publican amount to nothing without the
production of facta. Wa do not belicrc
that the cditore of the Herald would give,
knowingly, falae repreeeatationa, and aa
(hey were on the a pot they could not be
aeieteken. The facta, therefore, mutt he aa
etatvd, Hid Hie blame of violence and
bloodshed rtiti Of on t Va negroes and tlieh-1
Iniligaton Tho negroea (th? armed militia)
commenced firing on the people Without
any joalification or exouee, and mere)}'
beeant* I hey heard the aound of a pistol
which went off accidentally in aome man'a
coal pocket; they were not fired opto. but
began aborning in their arroganoe upon the
whites and all others in the public square
that were mixed among them, boys aa well
aa men, and wounded several. The whites
made a charge upon the building whence
he o> groee were (hooting, and fired on
them, fa return for the shola received ; 'heoneequence
waa the wounding of a<mie
and two killed on the spot.
Immediately, as usual, tale* and exagger
ated report* were carried to Gov. Porrr,
who telegraphed the President of the
United States, calling upon him for troop*, I
and' of eouisa giving him lha most gross
and Hnokingly perverted statement of fact*
The President ordered troopa lo be sent lo
Laurens, but LaiiKoa wan spiiet and calm
undfr the eivil auihoN'y before the ord.r
for troop* wa? isaued, art.I it may be poesible
that the President will be convinced by
thin that ha baa been humbuggtd onee
again. It ia a cruel eutrage and (bolt of
many of tba Radical* to misrepresent the
unfortunate occurrences of violence that
occur now and then In some paria of the
State. The eager manner in which they
do thia proves that I hey are no real frienda
of peaee, and posaib'y only desire trouble
aod r*juice at it. that ilicy may procure
aympathy from tlieir party leader* and per
petuate their rule in the State. The North
rrn Radical papers take up the false
phartfea anrl amir A them In it.. ..... ,.t !..
world, and thus fonlrllmH (heir influence
io mlarepresei.ting the white people of the
fttACe. I
We tliiiik It wool J he well for the people
of Laurens to rend ? delegation of good
end truthful'eil izens to Gov. Scott, and lot
them proceed' to Washington City and
lay before the State and Federal executives
a full statement of the grievances they
have suffered from the oontioued riotou*
proceedings of the negro population and
their ringleaders. The white people ought
not to submit to the perpetual misrepresentations
of the negro haderr. They ought
to produee evidence of the real facts to
satisfy every honest man in Woshingten
City. ar.d io the world, that the blame rests
where they say it does. We are satisfied
that the real agitators in Lsurens are the
whito leaders of the negroes, and the moat
dai geroua thing to the peace of the Htate
ra the negro armed militia. We hope it is
true, as reported, that the Goveraor has
ordered the aims which have teen dial * II*
ntcd to be returned. If this is the asm we
shall not soon hear again of shooting affrays
between whites and hlac-lca.
One thing every good citizen in the State
ought to be neolvtd on, if any drunken
rowdy white man, or sober while man or
men, e<>tnmit aggr?g*lve vio'ence up..o negroes
or whites pot to show them any *yn?
nalhv nreoui.ti-nat.ee nop anrno.iiun
or concealment, lo aid theni in any w?y lo
art-ape lawful punishment. The w hite man
who commit# wilful violence on a n#gro or
another while man, anleia in aelf defence,
i? not only violating the law, hut bringing
avil ronwqjienee* upon hia race, lie maker
owr enemiea njoit-e at the opportunity of
alandetlng ua and keeping up the excite
naent ofi wJrieb l/nd mon ride Into office.
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Greenville County?Its Peace and Quiet.
Although we have our political diviaiona in
Greenvilla, we have never known more peace
and quiet in the County, even before the war.
We bare beard of no complainta of the man*,
gera or Commiraienaiw of election. To the
credit of all parties concerned, be rt raid, that
there ia every reaeon to believe, that the election,
ia ita official management throughout,
war boneatly and bonoraely conducted.?
There wrre a few negroea who voted twice,
and rome that voted under age, but not by
the knowledge or concurrence of the manager*We
hope all violatora of tb# Election I.aw*
will be proaeeuted, and we rbell probably not
kava tbaaa again committed lo tbia County.
A Harrow Eecape.
A- w ?a.? . - - -- --
un nn'inwuij m?)?( iMt, whilst Mr.
RtaUi ( on-ln-Uw of Col. T. K. Wamb,) wa*
driving down Pendleton street, in t carriage,
Mctnpinwd bj Mr*. Krtll, the home* suddenly
took fright, running away and turning
the vehicle ovar, throwing it* occupant* out
npon the ground. Mr*. Kvalb wa* eeasidera
bly injured nnd brained, from the affect* of
which *bn hu* baen confined to bar room since
th* occurrence. Although seriously burl, wo
re glad to atnt* that she is improving, and
will *oon rocover. Mr. Rtal* sustained less
Igjarha
Iba partie* bad been married hut a day or
two, and war* on their way tv witness a marriage
in the Baptist CMrcb. ?
.WJt>AV|S is literal
5 ?wte4Uit an* ~
A eece wf-eoMffcianmle iv^dli^ *ltk
trtdalMr ?1 rata **4*?. ?Hariri
la n^nt^> alik a ejftiaeo of tkle OewntJ,
by portico a| a dieton** and > of ao tfi,
grant a dartfUr, thai we cannot .forbear
giving Ike particwlara.cc we gather tWa.
A rccMent of the upper part of the
Coaefy (aw*, by ?V w*jS +*duuf* **
ilia recent election, a nominee on the regular
Republican ticket, a white man) reectv?
eJ e letter anm* niwiilu !? ? a ?
I la Hi* York, styling llaclf "JtOo fiehtr
* ? -, R*. M. Liberty Street," who oondudt."
1 ed, or peeleeded to oooduct, o Dollar Store.
, ao popular of late ; thW firm held out the
| oeual Inducements to purchaser*, which, In
seeeral Instances, were seerptcd by the
person in question, receiving rcveral ml<
ale* of do particular value. Later, hover*
sr. he received still another offer fm*? the
New Toik parties, in itliirh they pmpqecd
to ship hiiu a bos of what they 6*11# d
M Querrs," pretend tag t key Were very vaV'
uabl e, sod fiolh the sale of Which a large
profit eould be re?lis<tl finding speedy and
ready sole. They Informed him, however,
that on aeeoonl of their value, he most remit
In advance to th?m f 10.60, time being
allowed for the balance of the payment
Our Greenvillo man, soppoaiag be eould
make a fortune at oner, forwarded the aum
r. rpilrcd. After wailing rev era I days, and
' not hearing of Lie goods, he wrote them by
Express. To this they answered, by ship
ping a nicely dovetailed bo*, about flva
inches wids sod ten long, weighing proba
bly six or seven pounds, market " $00?
C. O. D." ThU was oljrcltd (o by our
speculator, ard wrote th?ro by mail, saying
hat time was lo be given him.. Dul not
heating anything further from the Dollar
Store parties, on Saturday morning laat,
bring impatient to enter upon hia po#ees~
etons, ettr Republican friend proceeded to
the ftxpfese oflrtce in this City, after having
With a good deal of vffort rahed the ninety
doilara, together with f?nr delists and fifty
cents, for trnneporiation and other charges,
where he paid (o Mr. STtvB*a the Agent the
above amounts? #04 60?-receiving hit bo*
of " Qoerra." Immediately repairing to
the company of some friend*, (we do not
know whether or net they were to come in
for a part of the profit*,) lie opened the
box to find some email piece* of iron, a
little larqer than a tnau'a Ihuvib, each nicely
wrapped up in fancy bit* of paper, of no
value whatever ; and, it is said, which can
he picked up by the thousar.de, near ship
building establishments! Imagine our of*
flee seeker'a expectations vanish I Seeing
I at e glance thai he was most badly sold,
he proceeded to a lawyer, who garnisheed |
the Express Agent, restraining the Utter
from iM|)piig tlie am on at ptid him ; end
la the meantime will take cleft to recovtr
it.
$103.00 i? quite enough for achort lesson,
n<l we have no doubt it will have a lartlag
I .ffeef.
X Sweet Witboata Baere.
r Something like a enow beep, beautifully
I large, finished in shape, the ire unbroken,
of Undoubted'g)>odneM, typical of joy and
terrestrial blies. Our riddle, if not so
strong is as sweet, yea, sweeter, than Sawson's.
What inanimate thing is prettier,
more suggestive of sweets, and what so
abounds with the delights of imagination
and ta?te, or so pleasant, loo, to the mtmorials
of the fortunate, as an elegant wed*
ding cake.
The reader may he a wore, but If otherwise,
he may be informed, in broad English,
there wore a wedding at Col. Waki'i,
duly chronieled now in our hymeneal column,
and it will be understood that we received
from the fair Bride, with the notiee.
one of the biggest and nicest cakes that
sver came Into our printing office.
Especial Hotiea.
Messrs. David A Stsadlky's Notice sp
p?ars in another column, calling the st'ontion
of those indel ted to them, by Note,
Lien oa Account. Tkry mrt in earnrtt.
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Ik# Athens (fla.) VtUkaaa.
Wa had the pleasure of a brief call from
Mr. E. J. CuaitTY, ? f the altur# pop*1*. Frl,
day laat, who wa* on a abort vUK to Green
I ville. The Watchman ia one af oar very brat
| exchanger, ami to become aiqnainled with
i Its eondurtora, ia to apptectate it a#ill mora
highly. Mr. C. report* hia section of C?e?r~
gia aa being in fine condition, )>oth induetrially
and politically, the mhltea bring
largely In the majority, aa well a* enterpriatng
aid prrfrerafte.
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Bridge Contract.
The City Council hna awarded the contract
for the coo#lruction of a bridge below
McBaa'a old aow mil), aa adreitie* d, to Mere
L. W. Watson and Thomah H. Pari*, for
#460.00, to be completed I y the let January
o?xt.
Meaara. Horer A Co.
All the fancier* of (upcrior good*, will read
the advertisement of Meaar*. IIovbt A Co.?
The reputation ot thla well-known establish*
m*B#f**lM aeleatlon* and trustworthy dock*,
continue* to attract tka ladle* and gentlemen I
of tba City and trading visitors. Wa have
looked at tbeir auperb supply lately received,
and do not wonder that tbair store is always a
fashionable resort.
Betarned.
Mr. Jcmiii V. fimrm ku just returned
from ? trip into tbe fir North. We are indebted
to him for late Northern paper*. We hope
to obtain from him tone particular* of hi*
observation* in tbe genuine Yankee land.
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Scattering Vote*.
In our tabular ilatement of tbe Election,
which ia published on the fourth page, we
hare not included those who received scattering
rotes, neither have we tbe candidate* for
Congress for tbe State at large. They are:
J. P. M. Epping, for Congress, State at large,
received I.'<07; L. Wimbusb, for the same,
reeeired 1,304.
Henry tlnntt, for tbe Legislature, recelreu
T votes. Wiley Birhop, for the Legislature,
recived 14 votes. K. L. Ilarhin, for School
Commissioner, received 19 votes
? ? 4^^ ?
|f" Mr*. Wurman, th? wlf? of R?r. W,
D. Woittibr, who MppKn th? colored
MfO.odUt Ohorch in I hit City, d!ad or Mobday
night Wat,
tar Wa return thaoka to Ms). T. O
Caorr, for a botlla of moat excellent Ctder(
w??l and dalietoua.
Dr. B. If arlt will preach in tha Prrabytartan
Church, on Rnnday next, 6th (net., both
morning and afternoon.
h
& .fiMWfc with ?U .Wnd
w^.Uo ill* Alitor. T"iti ij nil! -
a4 ft high stand lor tl4 jolftil Whilst nfc d*r
kU twtnl, aiklai U of weight Ml sa,
4 of ?lfck tft? pMfl* of fUHbU
k? WDdMlM by Messrs. 1. A. Diipuitii id!
W. H. Williams/ Bsbseripttoo fries per
'With ft *# ootftt or It b sod :
loorljr prlstad, ood la ofto oC tbo Isftgrat wo*hlloa
of tka 8U|*. It* advertising patronage |
Is lihanl sad feasdaoMo. Wo jai|( It to ho,
pay log iostltotioft. Born well, being a rick
County, and sltoatod Ml Ckarhstoa and (
Augusta, sustain* (# Joomftt* which ar* tot
only obliged (o (Isftso tkshr poisons, hot otaa>
' their proprietors. It Is enterprisingwed pn>grwoifvial
ptftMbbef ftft ttdBfft oftamift^?
job * 8. Ba9cm, editor oftd proprietor.
Tb* Tpfmpmpfhie Jommml, puhllahod Ift
Charleston, by Menses., Waijin, Kvana^a
CooaWsLL, Is iiawl la tbo Interests of tb*
pnbllshars, printer* sod binders qf tb* Sooth,
and for asoeutioo, compares with Northern
printing. The** gentlemen, w? belters, are
tbo leading pobllibers of (ba Bosth, nog ftVb ,
nlllM to tk? poaltion. fb?) ?Im ftf< |
ttihtaf npfHet for printing other*, ltd tar all
of Ibtir dealing*, are prompt, reliable and efficient.
The September 0 a Other afi the Jo**ttml
contain* a wry awvnta portrait of tky
lata W?. tiiLLMoaa 8i*ms, accompanied with
a abort *ke|chof bis life. TV? always welcome
liarialta.'
Sural Cmrollnan. Norrabar.
Thie tevoilte Southern agriewltural mag*
aaloa galea rtrengtb and Internet will* ovary
succeeding nun bar. > Tlilft n oath, va bav
" Maintenance of ilia Fertility of tha Soil." (
by pra^aaaor Hi'gerd. of :fia Uoirwifity of ,
M ireimippl; ,5* Tha South and b ?r Raeour- (
e*e," by Hon. Alfred Hugerj ''Plantation ,
Economy," by Col, D. Wyatt Aiken ; Tex- ?
aa Grj???er," by 8. B. Hockley; "Southern i
Peachar," by P. J. Pcrckmana; Manure I'Ua, t
and How to Vac Th.iu." l-y Ah* T. Lao J
and a bundled other articlaa ofintereit, 1
which wa have not apnea to eV?n mention.
The Jtural rhoaa maolfrat *igr>* of regular 4
ly in craaah g pmrferlty, and' yet botr the 1
puhlhhrr* loniline to ("pl-ly it at tka mar
vellonrfy low ftgniV rff f 4 r arthhnt la a '
miracle to u?. Their circulation muit far
< ' i 1
aurpara that of any tiHgacina of the ehira (
heretofore ir?u?d at the fh-nth, or the. |
would ba eoft?| el lad to rtdure espenae*.-*- ^
If any of our reader* aaa without tha Jtn j
rml. tliay ehould at onoeeiichreejlt to Walker. ,
| Evan* A Cog*will. Ko. 8 Broad atraat, i
Charleaton 8. C. <
Beat XaUUo for Bala.
The adeertlaement of the property offerad
for sale by Mteaia. Kaklk A Blttho hna
undergone chaig-e. Tha teim< have baan
made eas;cr. For whieb, *e? iu another
eolnmo.
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Contract for Building Jail Kitahan.
Tho County Commierionara bava given tba <
contract for building a kitchen on the Jail
premise*, to Mr. L. B. Ci.ike, of thla City, for I
$9*0, to ba completed by tha first of January. 1
Tba contractor expccta to bava it1 finlabed In
four on Ive waaka.
Joaeph Crewi.
The Phvnix M)i " Old Joe" Inrned Hp
in Colnmbia on Sunday la at. It la ev.deot.
therefore, that he got mfoonl of I-aurma.
-4 -Vr
a company of United 8talea trooje
haa been aent to Lauren* Court Houre. ?
The eilix-nt welcome their preaenee, aay*
the Jit raid. 1
i
Rkv. Pa. Rlut.?Thi* diatinguiah-d dl ]
vine, of Greenville, S. C., preached a aeriea |
of able aermon* in the MethodUt Church, ]
commencing on laat night a week ago and ,
continued until 8unday night. Aa a prxe- i
tical common aenae preacher, we have tare
>y ever heard hia equal?certainly not hi
aaperior, whilat In rtyle and elrquenee h*
deaervea at leant the diatioetion he enjoy*.
Hi* act mens have left their lirpreaeion upon
our people. Truly can we aay, a good
man haa been in our midat. We earaiatly
hope that the Doctor may Hod time again
to |ay our city a viait. We aver have a
welcome for thoae who like him are " going
about doing good."
[if.Ian (Tinn ) That*.
A Rimx MaaoatTv i* CiiABi.x?To>r Citt.
Tlio Chailerion Daily Ncaa of the 29tl? ultaay*:
Laat tvardng tho boaid of eanvara*ra,
having made belter prnpreae than on any
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I mj, nniMi-<j (he vote* lor the 1
eighth ward; mini we are able to I my be
ore our renders litis morning the remit of P
'lie late election, aa far aa the City of ?
Charleston ia concerned. The majority for "
Reftirm is smaller than was at first expect- J
ed, hnt still shows an exceedingly gratify,
ing change for the better since the mnnl- .
eipat-election of 1868, when the Conserve,
tivea ware defeated hy n majority of elgh- (
teen. The peoplo have don* their duty, j
and although their success in the ally Is not ,
sufficient to influence the county vote, tliay
have dona enough to satisfy Ihemsclveatliat |
in the municipal elections of 1811, with a I
good representative liekat and plenty of I
systematic hard work, they ran elect a I
Mayor and Hoard of Aldermen who will
economise the revenues of the el'.y, reduee i
taxation, end carry out in every particular I
the broad principles of intelligence, Re- *
trenchmeot atd Reform,
Toe entire number of votes east, as i
shown in detail in another column, is 10,*
V98. Of this nu nher Judge Carpenter
(the Reform candidate for Governor) re> i
ceived 6610, and Governor Scott (the Radi
eal candidate) received 6823. giving the
Reform party a majority of 347 votes ? 1
General Butler (the Reform esndidsle for t
Lieutenant-Governor) polled 6718 votes? I
18 voles more than Judge Carpenter, and I
431 votes more than bis opponent, Mr. A. i
J. Ransler. 1
C. C. IJowen, Radical,/for Congress, re- <
eeived 6447 votve, beating his opponents, R. <
C. Peforge, colored Radicsl. by 8174 votes, \
and R. 8. Thaiin, Independent, by 6242 a
Mr. Edwin Bate*. the Reform candidate I
for State Senator, polled 6706 rotea, beat- t
lag W. II. Htihiw, Radical, by 1866 volee, c
and Cain, ftadieal, by 4218 rotea. r
Thraa flgnrea, of eourar, r?|ata to the dtj C
?
a of seasonable GOC
fafru iiiMviuliiTi
C^rf Follows JClorer. S
Am. dSfeftM Capron, CommifioHlr, l)rjrartmint
nf ApHmltnn, Wnikington dtp, J}. O.
8m?I km Ikh Any, la ob?1?eM to yoer
Wlataf Wheat, IwnI Cava, OwU, K;? ?a4
India* Corn?for eWalnl eadtefllrtfil aiianeJT,
ind (kt peeallartliee of mltlvtllM.
la Jaaaary, a aakna eoet ?l knrl-jnnl
ainnara w? apread e* elorer tod. A doableteam
of koreet, withe kinvjr lurn plow, bad-,
dad up tha earth' The eiorer root* bald tie
oil together ia fhat tba plow laid tba ground
ap at aw dtogfrrffdb'degree*?wltb (bo manure
"BandtWitkad* la between etch layer. A
bekvy rata tail wad loaded tba laid, but tba
water weald pot Ibw off?IP waa bald a* la ar
pans*, ill wa? a warm talaWwatev Mbd
wltb animalcule. Tba wlpd chitted; tba
thermometer went do fa II dagWcr below tba"
Inerkig point j tba earth wai frotco; tba
laid or plowed ground became a olid man*;
tba earth contracted. Tba thermometer rtaaa,
rid ? tha tea comolcneed (6 evaporate, the
sertb expanded f the bant-yard Manure began
W beat ' deeoll^oetiion telr In lha attftef abdV
iltM ton ofar tba Bald dflrib^ ik? flidflOK |
pre rant t lb* natth itprMwU the great and
wonderful machinery manufacturing (iftci.? !
Wbon frecaing, it J urn* all white. j
. Op, the 25tk April, M. roller feroled the
ground. The big plow, with dodhle team, aai ,
pal In again, and track oat In parallel* four
feet apart; eroaaed iba line on longitudinal*
alao fonr feat apart; checked the Held, after
which it looked Vcrji ndugb?*od, manure and
rarlH being taaaid hp la grant Oonfueioa.
Fire graina of corn war* dropped la the
-roaaing* and cotarad with a boa. A bckrj
rain fall, flooding the rirer* aad avertUolag
he bottom land* of the Quunlgr; but it dlj
to barn ? thin Held-?it wa* abora the flood*
>n up-land*. All the water wkich fell fbcreon
remained ; It cotfld Bbt get away; it filled the
eater-furrow* of Weary check, and wfea n!>porbed
by tba prepared cowrpheiion ; chemical
notion began; tbe yowag corn aenn peeped
>at at tka crofting*; tbe boa waa appliad at
>acej a narrow, long bwtl loageo plow wn
ran roaad l| beth Way*, and tbn middle broken
vat deeply with (be nni. Tliia brgke up the
iod, and miaed the ???IIy with the manure.?
Long wbila fooU ?f Meed* were thrown up
mi expired to tbe reft. A accond hoeing,
ind twice through with a Are toothed horaeho?(1?
bit thia corn bad done to it, except a
ittle thinnjog.. , It waver had any Wceda in it;.
it boob ahaded ,thj ground, which* kept iLf
noil moist ; the leaves j eroracd each other iw
the rows; the ataRs' aiyod well in violent
alnda; they were well anchored; it reached
from 10 to 12 fetl lh height?averaging from
two to three etalka in the hill.
In the eeriy part of July, we had a dry
spell, wbea corn in the bottom began to torn
yellow, and ahow aigtie of suffering, thia Held
continued a beautiful deep green color, and
weathered tbe drought. It waa forced forward
when young. On the 10th September,
163 bundlea of fodder, 0/ two ponnda each,
waa gathered?below tbe ear?from one acre,
and 166 bundlea of tops, of Arc ponnda aach.
Day-before-yerterday the corn waa gathered
in a two-homo wngon?a ntnure of ten
bushela in the aback a? the above acre monaured
three loada, or 30 bniheia of good corn.
1,336 (he of fodder at IJe.. *18 84
30 buabela of bread oorn at $1.23 37 60
Shucks aa food for cattle in winter 3 00
Stalks aa litter for Cow sheds.. .? 3 00
Total ralne of the prodactof one arro..(t6l( 84.
Besides the above corn orop, thia acre anpported,
ia full bearing, eighteen winter apple
treee, eight bone apple treea, aeven cider apple
traea, foar peach treca, and ten plumb
I iter. Thia held bad teea rcat In i for three
aari In wlnva* ?? w? J *< ?
, .H ? '"f ? ?? .... VMIVKt Ubouse
manure. Bat while retting Ift ;ieM In
elnfer bey, wet ehout ote-tnd-bnll to he per
ten. " And tlx years tbou elielt tow thy
lend end shell gather in the tried thereof;
t>at the seventh year thou shall let it rett and
lie still that the poor of thy pooplo tnoy eat,
*nd what tb*y leave, the beast of Ibo held
ball eat. In like manner lliou shaft dea|
with tby vine-yard and tby olive-yard."?
Exodus, XXIII.
Man never discovered a principle. TTnder
the Divine Government, all prineiples were
created at the beginning. We are permitted
to investigate and work out plans baaed upon
oertain laws by which tha trwo principle aball
be carried out. Marrow, bone, gluten, veins,
blood, sinews, flash, water, ssio, hair, eighty
hearing, smelling?yes, the very finger and
toe nails are atrengtbened and sustained?by
grain. Chemical analysis will show in which
of these the grain Is deficient. The constituents
of one field, we will suppose, are bone,
ikin and sweat; while, by skillful manipulation
and judicious fertilization, the aoil is
r.ade to produce such grain as will mnka a perfect
man. How ean wa doubt, then, that there
is animal life io the vegetable kingdom f The
luman constitution eannot be right until tbo
gricultural interests of tha country are made
erleot. The cabinet counsels of a nation ara
oat peaceful when the minister of sgrlcultnre
anks high among ila members. A very good
laee for tha study of chemistry Is between
be handles of ? good strong plow. The prep>r
pise# for entering Into the details) ta in the
Uaborafery of the Agricultural Deportment.
At the request of a German gardener, by
rxpress o hag of peach seed baa been sent
'rum thia County to Hlbomla, near Jackson*
rille, Florida.
A beautiful fair flower, juat arrived from
iha Highlands of old Scotland, has been
ran apian ten, in marriage, to bar loeer, a
farmer in tbaaa mountain*, from bar nativa
and.
Hire and barley will ba forwarded aa toon
la (bay ara obtained. Tba ellmate and noil of
hia Connty are admirably adapted to tba
sultiration of kotb ot tbaaa eropa.
Chemiatry anon( afr,?uliuriata, ia what
inatomy ia among artirta?wa muet all cut
tome aort of a figure or buat.
I hare tba bonor, air, to ba your obedient
errant, LAKDNKK OIRBON.
a- ?
Tiik EaamQuaKK.?The earthquake of
riinradny aeema to hare been generally felt
hroughout the New fit minion, aa well aa in
! ? New England State*. In Montreal, ae.
tending to later diapalohr* tlia ahork waa
tev*re enough to ring the belle in pohlie
HiUdinga. The judge* and other* In the
tonrta vacated their room* precipitately. In
Juel e? aome ehiraneja were Injured. The
>eop|* ruahed Into the *treeta, and great
ilarm prevailed. The eourae of the earths
iu*ke waa from weal to eaat. At Toronto
h? steeple of At. George' Church was dieinetly
h?o to away to and fro. Tha walls
>f buildings wrre shaken, and furniture relieved
from Its plaee. At Ht Catherine'^
Canada, It waa noted that the vibration la*t
:d Ircm thirty to forty acoond^
DS?Prices charged
?|? I>| * . *<4> <*?> ' I U ^
djfciee Jf
/ tarda}, 7?ji life Columbia /flfonlx.)
ad the attidilioa of. affair* *rieu?l/ dia->
,#ua*?d. lie eaprieaSf hla aarifeal <1 sal re id
fwwwe tie peace, had ftomidM Ufe# allla
Me power to acoomptleh that a ad. The
eolorcd guard la eharga of the State arnr.a
haa bdef ruaefll, and tike -o?r* of (Mi
framed irtr leftWUnlV?l^*feM*N.~
Drilling aad parading of colored com pinlea,
at a lata hour ol the irght* haa ale
fceen hr^hlhited.
<v? irtjaformid lhi( tWe captain* of tha I
different mlihli companies in (lie t)l strict
served nv.fch ma o>de* from the Got.
eruor, yesterday, tran'rlng tlwm to return
the arm* leaned to them. Tble it a move
?n thre right direction, and w?ll tend mate
rlally to nlldy the excitement. It ie pr> siimed
the order lias been ? teudad throughout
the Slate.
'? ??? ?
Awoso huh InDiane.?Lleot Hernd?n telle
? that no trlhea of aborigine** are foaad in
the deepest foreeta of South America, from the
Andrl tu the Atlantic eaaat, that da not here
end uaa Doet. Ay ere medicines and Lowell
eottona. M Tremont," " Siffiilk," " Boott," are
eeen (temped in large red and bine letter* upon
their garments. while AYBH& PILLS and
CHERRY PECTORAL are among the treaa*
area of their habitations. Their natire aoil
fumiebea them all their,-food and moat of thair
remediea, hot they sutler from a?me nfflietiona
Which ant haVe the interpoaltion of higher
kill.?Jtr?/('??/, Lib*rig,. Vo. , 24-4
laeonvAae'to Butt/nrka.?Doare, Ssabes,
blinds, mouldings, and all the materials oeeessary
to finish a house in proper style cam ha
obtained tf the lowest market ratea direct from
tBe manufacturer, t. Jty Tools, Charleston,
8. C., who Has the largest ami most compter#
manufactory of such articles In the Southern
States. tfae his advertisement in another e?L
odd. 24-4
" Oat without toll, lovely without art," are
those. who use a* a Toole and Restorative,
SUMTER BlTTKRS, the great Southern
Ton id.
Man spend their lives in anticipations',' lYI
dvturoiiqlng to lie vastly happy at si.npe dlrtklt
penou, ttgco they by v* time. But tl? |trm?l
tin# tiu one advantage o*cr every other?-ft
I* oar own. . Tbarffoaa it M well for nil tbnl
are puflcilng from bodily ailment*, incident to
inulnrlon* ihflitenrrr, to avail ikrmiclm of
the raelcinl effect* of the OLD "CAROLINA
BITTERS."
Wraia^'i Cry* tallied Worm Candy nevar
fell* f
CoifxniA, November J.
Sole* of O'.iton yoiterdliy 16H balu*??mhfc
dling ld@44*e. 11 . .
Nt.w YonK. October Al.
C 'llon quiet?aale# S.WXl bah* ; upland*
lcf ;g'*IO tif
. k bxtrinnan. OHober 81.
ronton nii>1?llin*c 1#; nnl?-a 2Q0 bale*.; tc
friptlll.' Flour fi<ni end faiily wllve ?
Wheat In demand tor higher gt-adve; low
grade* d*?U. Corrv? while 6<i@B5 P?rk
ftrm, at 21.1)0. Shoulder* 16. Whwky
duW, at SB.
A rat)** a. October 81.
Cnifon netivaf-middhng* U|@HJ; rale*
1.8U bale* ; rec Ij U 1.2*8.
CiiamlB'Toii, October 81.
Cotton?opened ttnk, 1jot f* now fi-iher
?middling 16^(^16^; anion 400 bale*; re*
eeipt* 2,1.55; ?a|.?uU 2 266; at?ek 26,T.tvwr??
L Oo'hb r 31
Cotton e|o*e<l fit in?upland* HjQ'J; Or*
lean* ; ante* 15,000 bnle*.
LATEST QUOTATIONS OK
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, S. C.
! Corrected Weekly by
baukvr and Broker, No. 26 broad Street.
NOVEMBER I. 870.
Slnlr S r t w r it i r ? South Carolina, old
?(u|8G; tie new,?@68 ; do, rogUl'd stock,
?mj 68.
IV/jf Stemrilif*?Augusta, Ou. Bond*, ?
Cqt 78; Chnrleatou, 8. C. Block, ? (u, 50;
Charleston, 8. C., Fire Loan Ilond*,? @66;
Columbia, R. C. Bond*. ? @ 60.
HuilrnnJ llnnilt? llluo ltidge, (lirrt mortgage)?
@60 ; Charleston and Rn/annah, ?(n)
60; Charlotte Colombia and Angntta,?@85:
Choraw and Darlington,?@82 ; Greenville
and Columbia, (1st mort) ? @85 ; do, (State
guarantee) ?@ 65 ; Northraitcrn, putt due,
wiih hit.,?@87 : Nov then* tern, new, ?@87 ;
Savannah and Charleston, (lal isort) ?@78 ;
do,(Slate guarantee) ?(a(6V ; South Carolina,
ex-rnnpon, ?@7d; do, ?@69 ; Spnrtaaiburg
sad Union, ?@56.
!/..:i i e l . r>i??-i??
VUWri'HWf
and Aaffdnta,? (c$4t ; Ureenville and Columbia,
??p^21; Northeastern, ?(<C 13 ; Savannah
and CWrleitan, ?(<$31 ; South Carolina
Ruilroad Company Sharer, ? 40 ; South
Carolina Railroad anil Bamh Miami, ? f<$ 4if.
t'.xehnng*, <fe?New York Hluht, one-half off.
Par. Uold, Si.11 (04 91.13; Silver. ?l.8:i<g) ?
South Carolina Dank Biff*.
Bank of Charleston ? <S$ ?
*Uunk of Newberry ?(cl ?
Hank of Canvden liA?
Bonk of flpor^rtirwn.. h(t$?
Bank of South Carolina 10(9?
Bank pf Cheater . ...... 11 to ?
Bank of llnmbnrjf 11m?
Hank of Stat* of S. C, prior to Ififll 48m?
Bunk of State of 8 C. iaroo lfifll-62?...3i^_
Planter*' and Mccbanlca' Bank of
Charleston ?(S$?
People'* Hank ofCharlerton ? Ot ?
Union Bank of Charleston ? 0 ?
Southwestern B. B. Bank of Charirrlon.
(old) ?@ ?
Southwestern K. K. Bank ol Charlerton.
(new) . ? (it ?
Htate Bank of Charleston ?
uy ^
Farmers' aud Exchange bank o(
Charleston ....... J@?
Exchange Bank of Colami>fa ira?
Commercial Dank of Columbia ^17(4?
Merchant'* Bank of Cberaw (IW ?
Planters' Bank of Fairfield 00?
State of Houth Carolina Bills Becclvahlc
........ 80 (ft ?
City of Charleston Change Bills V6@?
Bills marked thus [ ] are being redeemed
at Ibe Bank Counters ol each.
ENTERPRISE
PRICKS CURRENT
consirrrc wrrkly, ar
ME8SRS. DAVID b 81RADLEY, MERCHANTS.
ORKP.NVILLF.. 8. C., OCT. 10, 1A70.
BACON?Rides, y ">. - 26 e.
limns, " " 25 e.
Shoulders, y #>,? 24 e
BALK ROPE, yih.. 8r
BIJK LAP8 - 2*
BUTTKR. y tb.~ ?20e.
BEESWAX, y lb 260 30e.
CHICKENS, y head ...16 to 90 e.
COFFEE, y lt?. Ri??, 22 0 28 e.
CORN. V bushel 700800.
COTTON, Middling ...1*1
ROOR, y doaen - 20c
FLOUR, y sack, ?4 60<ft?6 00
GOLD .41 10c.
INDKJO, Spanish Float, .-$2 0002 26
" South Carolina, ...41 7602 00
IRON, y Ih, Amerloan,.. 7|?.
IRON TIER ?e.
LARD, y B>, 26e.
LEAD, y lb 26
LK AT II fell, Tf* lb, Bole, H#B.ioefc,-M?*74 9.
44 44 44 44 Oak, ibfatiO e.
" " " Upper,, 70&74 e.
" " " Harneif,,. ,.,,.60 (tffrbc.
MOLARBRB, ^ gnl., Muic?*?<lo OOfa 70
44 44 4 4 New Orl. Byrnp, 41 24
NAILB, ? kei $7 OOfao 00
KYfc, T? ou?bel I 00^1 24
BAItT, V **ck, Liverpool, >3 00
BUOAK, Ik, Brown 14 ("<*> 20 e,
u 7, a CUrifled,. 20 e .
n ii ii Crutbed,,. 20 e.
8HIRTINO. Mven-elgbU, bnle, ..IOp.
44 44 retail... |}Je
TALLOW, y lb lOft* 14 e,
WIIKAT, V buehel $1 40(^1 OOe.
YARN, Fnetory, by hele, fl 40
" 44 bunch $1 40 ^
are extremely low foi
Miii?|L?* tfc* arming ot the 99th ofli
Oet#J>?r, Urn RnfiEHUmf c?jer*. ?t CW?*f <
Ch?eh,N4 0.f. RY>Ltt, ifSMiiub.1
QforKit, and MHf AKlhkL., Meond daogh* ]
trr of Col. *Th?d M? M. 9. If urn, o\ ]
Ore90rille.fi & ^ .4' <
? IHw.?efc? H>? aa?U ?-- "-- 1
W. D Thomas, Re*. THOMAS p. LIDK, 1
Jr., of DsrHngt- n, R. C., and Ilia* CAKhlE
UARJtlNS, ot Qrneu villa, 8. C.
mm mf I) i, 1.1 it . .1 I.I .
A Body Md Miad DUaam.
Such I* dytpepala. The stomach end tbc
brain ara too Intimately ?UM forthaon# to 1
suffer without tbo -other, aa that dyspepsia
and, datpoudanay ara Inseparable. It may be
added, fc-o,that irritation of tba stomach ia
alaaoat invariably accompanied by irritalloo
of tba temper.
Tba invigorating and tranaaltlalag one ration
of IIOSTKTTKR'S RITTRRS ia moat
powerfully daralaped in eaaaa of indigestion.
Tba lot afloat of tbia agraeabla tonio ia tonfor
ting and encouraging. A mild gfaw par.
vadea tba ayatam, tba abrooia aneaaloeaa in
' tba region of tba alotaaeb ia lessened. and tba
nervous restlessness which ebaraeterlses
tbo disease is abated. Tbls improvement Is
not traosiant. It la not sucoeedcd by tba return
of tba old symptoms with superadded
force, as ts always tba care when unmedloated
rtlmalaata are given for the complaint. Sacb
doaa seems to impart a permanent aoccsaion of
bealtbfal invigoration. But tbls is not alL
The aperient and anliMlious properties of the
preparation ara scarcely secondary In (sapor*
laaea to Ita tonic vlrtoea. If there Is na overflow
ol hila, tba aacrulion is soon brought with*
ia proper limits, and If the Idleary organ ie
inert and torpid It la toned and regnlnled.
Tha affect apon tba discharging organs ia
equally salutary, and in easea of eenattpatioa
the cathartic action (a /est sofllcient to prodaaa
tbe desire# remit gradually and without
palm, Tib Bitters alto promote healthy oraaofatlon
from the surface which Is particularly
desirable at this season when sudden spells of
raw, aopleosant waather arc apt to phock the
natural perspiration and produce congestion of
the liver, coughs, and colda. Tht b?*i ? '/*.
guard again*/ nil di**n*t* M bnditg vHgfMrr "wrf
tbia tba great Vegetable Restorative essentially
promote*. 24-4
HotieeMADAM
JULIA WINBERQ, respectfully
Informs the ladies of Greenville end vicinity.
Ill At her beautiful Ptoek of GOODS will be
old at AUCTION In about ten days. which
will constat of an elegant aaaortment of Fancy
flood* of every description?alao lailith for
Christmas Psrscnte. Alao an elegant assortment
ot Paris Millinery, Silk Velvet, Boaaeta
and Hats in Beaver Plush, Vclret and Stvaw
arlmnifd and nntvimaied.
, Madam Winberg'e eircaatahiaeef eompelTv
her te lata fbia method of selling, for whieh
a liberal patronage, will be thankfully received.
Nov 2 24 J
Auction Salo.
WIT.L he sold, at aunt ion, at Julius C
Smith's, on Monday neat, 7th inat.,
One LADIES' SIDE SADDLE,
One KEW1NO MACHINE,
Lot of BOOKS,
Lot ol STONE-WARE,
Lot of DOMESTIC CARPETING.
C. F. WATERS.
Nov a 24 1
Mis* Rachel Dickinson
WILL open a SCHOOL for
hoys and girl*, in the Basement
the Pregtiylerlan Church, on
4&W the 7th November.
Nov 2 24 4
THE 7
Ladies' Store.
W. II. IIOYEY Ac CO.
ARE PREPARED TO EXHIBIT TO
the Indies a Large and Beautiful line ot
DP. BOO aOODC,
Conaiating in part of:
ROMRAZIXE, FKFNCII MERINO, (all
colore,) ALPACCAS of the beat liraaitr,
Engllah SATINET, POPLINS, MELANGE
| LUSTRE, ALL-WOOL DELAINE,
(black, vbita and colored,)
DKREGE, CI1KNE MOHAIR, AMERICAN
DELAINE, Ac, Ac,
OUR STOCK or
t ?ass?, aas?
CLOTHING
ia
LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED.
AMD,
FURS, SflAtTLS, I
CLOAKS.
CLOAKING,
VELVETEENS.
CLOTH*,
CA8SIMERFS, AC., AC.
A Complete Stock In onr line * ad gaarantred
?>f the Be?t Quality and Lowcet I'ri<*ea.
Not I 74 tf
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r..w ,
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unff uo 3jjoxs (j-qx 9*iL I
)B (|O0 )8tilll 8IMBtf.lVt| )IIBA\ Of|M
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pu? 'spoof) JO >|9?>lg oSJjtiq B 9ABIj 1
?M )i|3lnoq oi|.v\ tMnij)
liuqi JOMOJ 1(99 IIBO 9AI )U9p(Jllo9
|90J 9.M 9Joj9.l?l|) 'll0|)00 til 0UI|O
9p )U909J 0l|) 00UI9 )l(Jfuoq U99q
9ABIJ BpOOf) JIIQ -0J0J8 p0|JOHBB
-||9.M ? III )<(0>) HI )BI|) Xuil|)iC.I9A9
pilB 'SJJUOJJ, '8?B|| *8)OOj| (80o||?
'9JBM jCjO)JOO.If) ptlB O.IB.IA p JH J |
'BOIJOOOJf) (9pOOf) AJf] JO 8)919009
5|DO|8 JIIQ 'SIIOI )'f JA999p ||B J()
sciooo AvaM
l|)IM P9(m AVOII 91 pllB *p99.IO(
119 Il99q 8BIJ OO # NOSV fl
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'eonoNT
AUDITORS NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR, I <
N?vbmbkb 1?t, lhlO. J
r|"*HE DELINQUENT LAND LHT barI
In* been return, d to mv office by ll>e
COUNTY TREASURER, it l e?ooi?i my ?lu.
ty to advrria* the aeme for aala.
Notice ie hereby given, that the whola of 1
the ae vnal I arrelr, )<>ia and parte of Iota
of teal ee'ale deerrlbed In tha toll.'wfng
liat, or ao morb tloreof aa will ba nce-aary
to pay the taxaa, pmaltiee and aa-earn
en la aheracd iliare-n. will ba Bold I y the
Treaanrer of Oia?nvi|le County, Booth Carolina,
at bia offioe in a?id Cunnty on lha
tlilr i Monday In November. A. P. 1870,
nnleaa aaid tn*ea, aaaeaao.anta and penalitee
I>? paid ?.r?.r? Hint time; aiw|.???h aala wl|1 |
le continued (row day iu day nolil all of]
r everything sold.
V *? ;| Aewi D*r?,
Bonttall, Tboftlaa .1 Lot 1868
Brafdlota, Caio < 1 CosTd
W for tblldrA ?M ?
UaraWo, J V . 7* *
Dannoa, or Garataa* dagaUBa IT# "
Dos, F??r4, Apil W# "
llnb. J..k? lao no ?
Coleman, B 89 1888
Cothraa, A M ?
Dill, Elisabeth 60 1888-9*
Davit, Mara 80 1888
Farmer, J H ?6 "
Uritbaa, AkiuAr 16 0oo8win,
KUawbelh t ! U 1888-9
Hunt, Burdina " 812 1888
Heath, Bar; 270 "
Hagood, William 69 ?
Jonrt, William, A dm 200 ?
Jabaeeo, Barak M 10 ??
League, Thomat 400 "
Latter, L C . 76 "
Loekbaart, William 26 "
Maobam, Mrs M B 88a ?
Meiwbbanke, Barbery ISO 1888-9
Morgan, Jane 116 1888
Marry, Nancy, EataU 886 1888-9
McMakln, Jamas 100 1888
Myers, Tbomaa 80 '<
Myers, Re*-coa 820 "
Marshall. Jalia 120 1888-9*
McClain, Joseph 1 Lot "
Micbelt, Mrs A ? ? ?
Moist, LA 1 " 1888
Nealy, Margarai 89 "
Pearson, J 18 149 "
Potter Mary 40 "
rtiillips, E A, Administrator 890 "
Payaa, Abb 176 **
Plnsoo, J D 800 "
Parna, C II 1S6 1888-9
Payne, Mrs 18 1 Lot "
Ross, Pitman 0 90 1888
Smith, J T, Kxecator >17 ,1888-9
Smith, Joshaa, Estate IS 1888
Smith, L C and D F HiU S00 1888-9
Slansell. F 120 1808
Sloan, Adam 1 Lot "
Smith, P lor M Clark 1 " 1888-9
Talley, E 206 1888
Ystnrr, KaoAelpb 76 M
Tinstey, Parry 80 *
Trowbridge A Co 484 1888-9
Williams, Mitcbel, Estate 260 1988
wnite, Li K P?r Mri King ? r
Wtldnip, John 10? "
Ward, T J 149 '
Wateon, T B 100 44
Wood ton. Mary 100
Walton, William M 44
Wadeawortb'a Ea par W Cury 14 1MI-0
reargan, H, Agent 05 1808
Yeargan, L A 100 44
Cothran, A 127 180ft
Co*, M II 150 44
Pinaon, Jtota D, Agent 2rt.o 44
Waddell, Rod* ?20 44
Auatin, J'H ' It "
Aeitln, Dealt; 05 44
Jonee, Louie* 110 44
Lock A Bon, Kitate 130 44
Lerry, (1, Avent 145 11
Thomaeon, Pranoea, Eatata 330 44
Thompaon.'IlM 100 ?
Alexander, B K 400 44
Rrauihlt-t, Mariin 2k 44
Grady A Co J W 414 "
Gra<ly A Ilawtborn 137# '<
League, W P jooI a
Payne, W M ftI ?
Perry, William eai u
Fowlfr, Kft'My
nilgore, Joainb, Ealal* 174 Mmliafley,
T J )40 ?
Smith, Joahu*, Eatata 12 44
Willie, Sernlda |J4 ?
Hudaon, J L 20 ?
Jnnea, Emily 60 ?
MahaflTey, John, Eatate 417 "
Pike, Precilla 2 ?Smith,
H O, Executor 828 44
llyelt, Mary 1 L?l **
Jlarriaon, Are'.ay 1 44 44
Johnaon. Thoinaa 1 44 4 4
Martin, J C | ? ?
Maxwell, Richard 1 44 44
Maxwell, Booker 1 44 44
Smith, Porter | 44 44
Va.d-ll Mr*, William j Lot "
41 teen Wary I Lot 44
Dai by Jatuea (?g*nl) j Lot 44
MoiiUoiwxty W J j |.o( 44
Tapper Mi-ftrj I Lot *
f tafia Mary KO "
Fowler F N 196 Green
Aldi idge (Adru'r) 184 44
Greer H aney JWt 44
Martin ]OO ?
Grear Manning ]*g
Thompson H M (Eat) 80 "
Poster T A 170 *
('?K>p. r Casander 80 "
HkII J-irv 70
Phillips WmI*j 4H0
Thomas W M 8oO M
Maldi N'Kicy 119 >
Cock rain Sarah 99 ?*
I>ill Francis and Raj 8ft
I'i'l 8(1 49 ?
Green W P 900
Smith Kirphtn P 666
WiU.n B H 2AO
Uann Jamas ISO "
lt?in* Carnlina 1ft ?
Malliger il?ry A 10
Knrl? Ihi-mn |8o8 *
Pitrni Nancy HO *
Parnum G if 10 ?
H'i*?iii Pmteman (Eal) 680
M-llcr .fori lito "
Ualnwny Jo?iah and Sarah 2"0 "
Go* B M 100
Hart Thomas E UK1 )g(9
Gosiirll Rliirad 1ft
Nosi.eH W M 91 ?
Tnialry Caroline fto I
Turner Randolph hi "
W dliaiii# Ephrshn 91 "
Tallj A B and R T 960 "
Bnn a Tnomns (agent) 18o "
Mi Mwell Klica1 etli 1(MI **
C.'x'a I'rpl* Odoiu 800 "
Kdaardi iairU fto "
Eilarar la Garrison 61 "
Oniiiiaid H S a<HHI ?*
li... as * .
i on? M try 411 ?
Hi>j?K?d William Mi ?
Wlilirxaii Ji'hn X6 *
W11H Vina Iuo ?
Walton William fto Waleon
JaniM F 106 M
Wil|iam?J L 226
Willi- (I W 16(1 ~
Whliloek Robert 4k
A'ix.I<1 William 1 l.w
IMinxan iuMi.h B 7> "
Dill J A 97
Mavian.i Klizal.elh 78 ?
Dill Julian 7u
Oreen Mary 100
0 cnn A W 140 Jamieon
A ' SO ?
L- ckliolif William 26
Martin Klisa 8 ?
Moon W H 188 n
Morgan Meredith 6<? ?
M?*w|l Jamca L 126 "
Morgan Jana 116 ?
Manna An tola 1 *
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