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Miss Anulo Milford, of Abbeville, in visiting relatives in Midway, nour Walhalla. Mir. J. W. Btrlbling has recently put up and Ii as in HU coe PH ful operation a telephono between ills dwelling and his offloo at tho Court House. Strlbling ie a man who loves to talk, you know. The first Quarterly Conforonco for the Wal halla Clroult will bo held in the Wulhalln Church on the 2tlth and 27th instants. S. 1). Jones, D. D., Will prcsiilo. A gathering of our young people, ladies and gentlemen, indulged themselves in tho poetry of muslo for a fow hours on Monday night last at Pieper's Hotel. . Mr. Wiookon, of Charleston, has removed from Biomaun'e hotel tu hie handsome new dwolling on tho hill, on tho South sido of South Broad Stroet. '< Mr. McMillan, of Clnolnwail, called on us last week. Ho is hero for tho beufit of his health and is pleased with what ho has seen of tho oountry and people. Tho planting of upland rloe is being talked of in portions of our county ns a profitablo crop. "Wo hear of several parties who expect to ex periment with lt and hope tho matter will bc thoroughly tested. A colored man was convicted of murder al Abbevillo Court. Tho tlofcnce was based ot tho insanity of tho prisoner. The case agalns1 tho parties oharged with thc murder of MaddoJ Was conti.uied. Mr. II. D. Schroder ls improving his buildin| OU the corner of Main and Tuguloo sirc?te preparatory for tho business of- tho yoar. II ia thinking of opening a stook of family gro Oeries, &o., which wo trust ho will fiud profita bio. Mosers. Wilson, of Charleston, havo pur chased Mr. Cnpplemnnn's valuable mill prof erty near town and will ocoupy it in th spring. These gentlemen will bo wolcomcd t our placo. Wc arc sorry to learn that Mr. G. Wanner lllllo son was accldcutally shot a few days ag by a pistol. Tho acoident came very near cos lng the little fellow his life. Tho ball entere two or thrco inches nbovo tho heart and lodge in tho shoulder blado and has not yet bco taken out. Thc little boy though is doing wei Tho lecluro before tho Walhalla Lyceum, ap *pointcdfor last Friday night, was postponed o account of Hie inclemency of the weather, will bo delivered, if tho went her permits, c to-morrow (Friday) evening, tho 18th instan at tho Collogo Chu pol. Wo hespeak for 1) 'Riley a largo nudienco, feeling assured h bearers will be both Inter est td and instructed. Heavy rains foll throughout our conni ?for several days last ?eek. Tho stroan wcro higher than known in eovoral yea and wo hear of a number of bridges boil ?washed away or badly damaged. On Sutu day morning tho clouds broke off and free; ing cold windi blew Ihr. ugh that day at Sunday. Tho Columbia Register of tho 12th instai payo thc following deserved compliment to o high Sherill': "Captain James Ii.Robins, Sher of Oeonce, arrived In thc city last night. Ho down on official business, and was cordial greeted by somo friends outside of 'oflici 0110168' on his arrival. Robins is a first oin officer and man, ono -of tho 'old kind,' ai ?Oeonce has a right to bo proud of him." Wo call attention lo tho abstract of (bo ro "law, published on our outside this week. Tt abstract wits prepared hy Mr. Vernor a year so ago by the request of tho County Coinnii sioners, and recently, at their request, ho h amended tho cbstracf EO as to cmbraco ( recent amendments to thc road law. l'crso desiring copies cf it cnn gel them hy calling this ellice. Thc information il contains especially needful lo superintendents and ove seers of roads. Mr. II. F. Fuller, a prominent citizen of A bevillo County, is spending soino limo in o town with his family. Ile is a patron of o colleges and is looking after a suitablo house live in with n view to educate his childrt We welcome hitit in our tnid.it and hope t tide from oilier counties of this Stato and fri other Stales will bring ns other like accessio of population. We are satisfied no cheaper healthier locality to live in can ho found, or o offering belter educational advantages, all (hil considered, than our (own alfords. Suit has been instituted against tho Cont 'Commissioners in tho namo of thc State relation of certain citizens to set asido tho i of tho Legislature in ref rein <. to fencing ste in this county, on tho ground that tho Act unconstitutional, and demanding that its c forcement bo perpetually enjoined. This vei 'question has thus gone into court, and whale bo tho decision, all parties should palien await it, and when rendered, willingly subini it. Mr. J. B. Watson, of Seneca City, advert? for 6nlo in (his issue the L. & lt. Ammonia Dissolved Phosphate, with an analysis of ingredients. This company adheres to prices and has never entered into any combii lion to raise its prico ou farmers, and as a nv ber of our good farmers have tried thisforlili and give testimonials of its value, we rcoommt its uso (otho public. Mr. Watson is well kno to our pcoplo os a fair dealer and honora man and wo feel sure ho would not handle article which did not como up to its represen ?ion. Tho Board of County Commissioners thoir roturn to Walhalla from tho work lotting outfenco contracts, found thoclomo hod oroatcd other work for thoir i m med i intention. A number of bridges had oil hoon washed away or injured by tho froB during tho week nnd each hud to repair onco to his respectivo division of tho con to attend to this important, mnttcr. Th bridges will bo cither ropnired or rebuilt onco and public travol bo again unimpod Tho County Commissionero al thoir regular mooting appointed tho following nat persons superintendents of tho sovcral higln dlstriots into which tho county is divided Act of 1870-'80: Wagener Township-J. Ben. Abbett. Koowoo Township-S. K. Cannon. Whitewater Township-T. E. Alexander. Chatuga Township-W. A. King. Pulaski Township-F. I), ltotholl. Tugaloo Township-L. T. Jones. Center Township-Andrew Boardcn. Seneca Township-Thomas Stone. Tho roatlB nro ordered lo bo worked by 16th of March. Tho fonoo law and tho recent freshets putting plenty of work into thc hands of Commissioner*. Farm operations have been greatly impedod by bad weather. Meu aud communities often differ honestly in opiuinn as to what will best promote their indi vidual and general welfare. Thcso dlvieious should not exoil? feeling or anger in either party, hut on tho contrary euoh diflcronccn should bo disoussed and adjusted on a frleudly fooling, every man allowing to his neighbor tho meed of entertaining his viows honestly and eaoh Booking by fuir argument to oarry bis point. Thin la virtually tho golden rule and should bo applied especially to the unhappy differences growing out of the steck law. We aro not sur prised at opposition to it, for it proposes a great ohnnge and so rapidly that many aro not pro pared for it. Wo believe time and reflection will heal thcso differences and that in a fow years all will agroo upon it. In tho meantime, let us try to reason, dcoido and if necessary litigate thc matter iu a spirit of mutual forbear ance. Tho County Commissioners closed tho work of lotting ont tho contra?is for building tho stock fonco in tho county last wook and ro turnod to Walhalla Saturday. Thoy had a cold, wet and disagreeable limo for thotr work, tho week hoing remarkable for its floods of rnin and sovero freozos. Braving these and tho occasional opposition of tho people, they mnnngod, without sorious delay) to span tho county from river to river, and tho fence is now hoing built. Tho entiro cost of tho fence, with expenses of sorvoyors, Commissioners, & c., will ho he two en $2,000 and $2,500. Tho fenco is twonty oight milos long and hus on it thirty nino mad gutes and forty waver gates. Tho Commissioners deserve groat orcdit for their mnnngomont of this doliente subject, dividing, us it doos, tho opinions and wishes of eo many of our oiti? zoos. Tho cont is lower than any ono an ticipated und is fur below thu cost per milo of any similar fonco, and for this tho pcoplo aro indebted to tho good sonso and mnuagemcnt of those having tho mutter in charge Business Notices. All shados of zephyr worsted at ton cents per ounce at D. Biemunn, Son &. Co.'s. Ho! ovcry one t hat thirslcthl Qo to Riemann's Uar and drink I?'. W. Wagoner & Co.'s "Old Crow" puro ryo whiskey. Frico our Sewing Machines boforo buying elsewhere, at D. Hie mann, Son & Co.'s, agents for Wheeler & Wilson, Aiaorican and Davis Sowing Machines. Tho best flour in Walhalla for tho moooy. Try it and bc convinocd at J. M. Curler's. If you want cheap shoes tor tho money call on J. M. Curler. Just received a large lot of New Orleans mo lasses, which will bc sold cheap for cash at J. M. Carter's. To make room for my spring goods I will olfcr for tho next twenty days all my dress goods, shawls, balmoral skirls, flannels, &o., nt greatly reduced prices. If you want bargains como and sec mo. J. M. CARTER. To arrive on Friday a beautiful lot of picture moulding aud frames at Normun's. Uso Kauquita Indian Worm Felicia. Sold everywhere. Frico 10 to 25 cents per box. ?r""^"1"^..-?"???j_ Out of everv ono tmudrcd inhabitants in tho United States sixteen live in cilios. Reports of freshets, floods, ico goiges and bridges carried away como from all parts of tho Northern States. A destructivo Aro occurred in Charleston on tho 14th instant. Two buildings on Haync street, Nos. 15 and 17, wore bumed. Los?, $50.000. Insurance, $40,050. Caiue carelessness. Rend what Cen. O. T. (Tige) Anderson says: Messrs. Hutchinson & Rm.-. (Jenilemon-1 Itavo been a great sufferer from neuralgia tho attacks lusting for days. I had tried every known remedy without being relieved. In my lust attack I tried your "Neurulgioe," and ina short time was perfectly cured. It is a consolation to know thal I have at lust a remedy that controls this painful discuso, and I can cheerfully recommend it to all who suffer ti? i do. G T. Anderson, Atlanta, Anni 18, 1870 Chid of police. For pale by V. L. Norman aud Wright it Sligh. MACON, OA , Novombor I, 1870. DR. C. J. MOFPETT-Roar Sir:-Wc havo been handlingTecthina for sevoral years, and tho demand increases ns tho article becomes introduced and is known. Ourenlco averngo from two to *threo gross por month. Wo believe that your Tcethina (Teething Pow-? dors) will eventually becomo a standard and indispensable article for in no singlo instanco has it failed to give satisfaction. No corns plaint has over boen made to us, ii nco wo conclude that it doos all you claim fur lt. Morit ia hound to succocd. HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, Druggists For enlo by V. L. Norman and Wright & Sligh. Wifui. YOU BELIEVE IT?-WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND.-To reliovo tho aching hcait of wo man, and bring joy whoro sorrow roignod supremo, in n mission beforo which tho smiles ot' kings dwindle into uttor insignifi cance. This is tho peculiar province nf Bradfield's Fomolo Regulator, which, from its numberless cures, is appropriately styled "Womans Best Friond." Tho distressing complaint known as "whites," and various irregularities of tho womb, to which woman is subject, disnpponr liko magio beforo a singlo bottlo of this wondorful compound. Physicians proscribo it. Propnrcd by Ur. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, Ga., and sold at $1.50 por bottlo by V. L, Norman and Wright & James. NOW IN PERFECT II KAI.Tit. Noar MARIETTA. GA., March 21,1870. Sumo months ago I bought, a bottlo of Bradfield^ Femalo Regulator, and uaod it in my fnmily with tho utmost satisfaction; havo recommended it to throe other families, and thoy havo found it jost what it is recommen ded. Tho fcmalos who havo used tho Reg ulator aro now in porfect health, and ablo to attond to their household duties. Wo cordially recommend it to tho public. REV II. B. JOHNSON. Have not the cloak to make when it begins to rain. A man is rich indeed when he has iriends who are willing to stand hy him when his fortune fails. Now is the time to subscribo for the Koo woe Courior. JTinal Settlement. VTOTICE is hereby given that there will bo a IN fina) settlement of tho estato of Emory Mooro, docoaaed, on Saturday, tho 20th day of February, 1881, at ll o'olook A. M., and for a final disobargo from tho adodnistration of said estate. W. T. WILLIAMS, Administrator. January 27, 1881 11-41* FOR 1881. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. KEITH, SMITH ? CO. PUBLISHERS. SUBSCRIPTION ONE YEAR, $1.50, IN ADVANCE. WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT. CORRECTED WEEKLY A I'rn; s-Dried, por pound 5(3)0 Qroon, por bushel 50(m'00 BUTTER-Por pound 15(?)20 Ii e. KS WAX-Per pound IO BEEF-Vor pound 4(a)7 BACON-Dry snit shouldors 8 " 44 C. lt. Sides 9(0)10 8. C. lunns, canvassed 14(3)16 CALICO-Per yard 8(a)10 COFFEE-Rio por pound 20(g)25 " -Laguyra, por pound 20 ** -Java, por pound 25(3)30 CANDLER-Adamantino, por sot 20(3)25 -Sperm, por pound 30 CHICKENS AND FOWLS, per head 15(3)20 COTTON-Por pound, middling, Dj (a) IO 44 -Yarn, per bunch 1.00 COPPERAS-Por pound 6 DUCKS-Por hoad 20(3)25 Goos, por dozen 16 FLOUR, por snok, (98 pounds,) 3.50(3)4.00 FEATHERS-Ocoso, por pound 45 .? -Mixed per pound 30 CRAIN-Corn, por bushol, 50(3>70 -ltyo. per bushel 75 -Oats, rod, por bushel 75 GEESE-Per head 30(3)40 HONEY, por pound 8(a)10 HIDES-Dry, per pound 12 44 -Qroon, nor pound U@7 INDIGO-Spanish Flout, por pound 1.50 " -Carolina, per pound 75 IRON- English rofincd, por pound 4J(3)5 " -Swced, per pound 7(a)8 14 -Band, per pound 5(a)G " -Hoop, per pound 12i Potwaro, por pound 0(3)7 LARD, por pound 9(a)l0 LIME, por barrel 1.90 LUMUKU, por thousand foot 10.00 LEAD, por pound 15 MOLASSES, per gallon 40(3)60 MADDER, por pound 25(3)30 NAILS, por kog 0 00@8.OO ONIONS, per bushol 75 OIL, koro8ono, por gallon 20(3)25 POTATOES-Irish, per bushel 00(3)75 BICE, per pound 8(3)9 /SALT-Liverpool, per sack 1.25 i SIIIRTINO, wholcsulo 12 I 44 retail 10 if 44 wholesale 7 I 44 rotnil 8 4-4 SHEETING, wholosalo 9 44 ?? rotnil ll SHOT, per pound 10 /SPIRITS TURPENTINE, nor gallon 75 ?'OAP, per poona 8(3)10 JSUOAKS-Crushed, per pound 12} .-A Whito, por pound 10 -Brown, per pound 9 -Extra C., por pound 10 .SVARCH, white and blue, por pound 6 J (3)7 SODA, per pound 6(3)10 TODACCO, por pound 50fa)G0 44 per pound, smoking 40(3)50 TALLOW, per pound 8 TURKEYS, per head 40(3)50 TEA?-Gun Powder, por pound 1.10 Hyson, Groen, per pound 1.00(a) 1.00 Young Hyson Black, per lb 75 WOOL, washed, per pound, 30 omA.siMMons' CURES INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS, BIOKHEADAONB COSTIVENESS. DYSPEPSIA, Oouo, OURE8 LOST APPETITB, SOURSTOMAOH, FOUL BREATH Low SPIRITS, ENLARQM-TO* SPLEEN.acv. . ItlsSOyrnrs th?Oldest, and only pennine Rlm mons Medicine nov. In market, Prepared only by C. F.SIMMONS&Oo. 2810-12 clark Av. Ht. I^uls. succcasors to M. A. Simmons, M. D. In Mo and V nomes and packages, Bold by all Druggists." PERRY. HOUSTON COUNTY. GA . Jan. 28, 1880 In tho year 1X73, there were two negro prisoners confined in the jail of this county, who wuro very badly afflicted willi thnt loath some dieenso Syphilis In my official ca pacity os Ordinary, I o ni ployed Capt. C. T. Swift, then ? resident of thia place, to cure them, under a contract, "no euro, no pay." Ile udminislercd to them his celebrated Syph ilitic Specific, nod in low weeks I felt bound, under my contract, to pay him out of tho count'- treasury, as he hud affected a complete and radical cure. In testimony I hereunto sot my official sig nature and seal [SEAL] A. S. GILES, Ordin'nrv Houston County Ga. CHATTANOOGA, TENN , Feb. 14, 1879. Wo take pleasure in saying that the S. S. S. is giving good satisfaction. Wo have had excellent results from a number nf oases. Ono gentleman who had been confined to his bed six weeks with Syphilitic Rheumatism has been cored entirely, and speaks in tho high est praise of it. I? also nels as well in pri mary us in secondary and tertiary ca?os. 0HILES & BERKY. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro prietors, Atlanta. Ga. For sale by NORMAN & lino., and Wright & Sligh, Walhalla, S. C. Call for a copy of "Young Men's Friend. January 0, 1881 8-2m "VTOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned ii Guardian of tho person and estate of Mes siah Cobb, a minor, will apply to tho Probate Court tn his office in Walhalla. S. C., on tho 21st day of February, for a final dischargo from thc duties of said guardianship. ROBERT COBB, Guardian. January 20, 1A81 10 -lt liiTfilTsiSSONS & SONS, Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers of MARBLE STATUARY, MONUMENTS, MANTELS, FURNITURE SLABS, ALTARS, TILE, TOMBS. llO WeM Half imorc Sired, AND CORN lilt NORTH AND MONUMENT STS Drawings nnd Estimates furnished Free. ? Ai/a ii noni:, Rib. February li, 1881 12-ly Final Settlement. ft OT ICE ls hereby given that Evclino Hender son will apply to Riobard Lewis, Judgo of Probate, in his offico in Walhalla, S. C., on Saturday, tho 6th day of March, 1881, for a final dlsointrgc as adminixtratrix of Alexander Henderson, deceased. EVELINE HENDERSON, Administratrix. January 9.0, 1881 10- 7t BUY H Alli A N'S UNIVERSAL PLOW STOCK. 1,500 POUNDS STEEL PLOWS, All shapes and sizes at bottom prices. D. BIEMANN, SON & GO, -00 The Largest Stock of SOLE, UPPER -AND HARNESS LEATHER IN ^0*W1>T. D. BIEMANN, SON & CO. 00 A Nice JLot of COUNTRY CURED HAMS & BACON, Just Received. D. BIEMANN, SON & CO. THE WILLIAMSTON Female O oil ego RESPECTFULLY offers its services to those Il parents who dcsiro to secure for their daughters thc thorough and symmetrical culti vation of their physical, intellectual and moral powers. It is conducted on what is oallcd tho "ONE-STUDY" PLAN, with n SKMI-ANNUAI. OOURSR of Study; and hy tx system of Tuitional Premiums, its low Low Hales aro made si til lower for ALL who averago 8? por cent. No Public Exercises. No "Receptions." Gradua tion, which is always private, may occur eight times o year. For full information, writo for an Illustrated Catalogue. Address lt KV. H. LANDER, President, Williamslou, S. C. October 28, 1880 *0-ly Can bo ouuly mudo with our Well Augers & Drills Ooo mun and ono hor.io required. Wo ?rn tho onl v ninkorn of the Tllllil V/Oll II orin tr and Kook-Urllling Al.iohluo. Wnrruntcd tlio Heul on Kurili I Many ol onr ouMotiiera innko from S80 lo S40 a dar. Dook and Cuoulnrs ?TIEU. Addroua, LOOMIS & HYMAN, TIFFIN, OHIO. Nov 4, 1880 51 6m ON EXHIBITION A Complete Fall ?Stock -OF Merchandise, -CONSISTING IN PART OF Calicoes, Dress Gooch, Calicoes, Dress Gooch, Hats, Notions, Shoes, Boots, Hals, Notion?, Shoes, Boots, Crockery, Hardware, Yarns, Crockery, Hardware, Yarns, A Car Load -OF FAHOY FLOUR, J CST ARRIVED FR OM TUE WES T Have on Hand a Largo and Choice Stock of Family C?roccrios Consisting of Sn e/ar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Su nar Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corn, Bacon, Lard, Rice, Corn. I)LANTATIOXT CJUPPLIEQ . LANTATTOJLN ??PPLIE?' And many other things too numerous to mention, oil of which will bo sold cheap for oash or borter. All who want bargains should call and sec mo before purchasing elsewhere. JB?jy-NoTioK.-All persons knowing them solvos indobtod to mo will ploaso oall aud settle nt once. Respectfully, J. P, MICKLER, W?ST UNION June 8,1880 28-lj* rroonville and Columbia Railroad ' CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, COLUMBIA, Jun??ry 25, 1881. Od nod ofter Thursday, January 26; 881, tho Passenger Trains ovor theOreou illo and Columbia Itailrosd aud its brsoohes rill bo run daily ?is herewith indicated, luudsys excopted: MAIN BTKM. ur. jcayo Columbia ot 1 ll 60 a tn Alston ot 1 02 p tn Newberry at 1 58 p m Hodges ot 4 84 p nf Relton ot 6 58 p tn' irrivo at Greenville 7 17 p mi DOWN. Neave Greenville ot 10 35 o m Helton ot .12 01 p tu Hodges ut 1 10 p m Newberry at 4 08 p m Alston ot 5 01 p rai \rrivo ot Columbia 0 10 p m LADRENS RAILROAD., Loovo Newberry at 4 10 p m Arrive at Lourons C II ot 7 00 p m Leave Laurens C II ot 10 30 a tu Armo ot Newberry ot 1 30 p tn ABDEVILLE BUANCU. Leave Hodges at 4 40 p m Arrive at Abbeville at 5 30 p m Leuvo Abbeville at 12 20 p ra Arrivo ot Ilodges at 1 10 p tu \NDKUfSON DUANO?I AND BLUE RIDGE R. R. Daily, except Sundays, betweon Belton* Auderson and Walhalla, as follona: UP Leave Helton at u 0.3 p ra Andersou at 0 31 p m Pendleton at 7 ll p m Perryvillo ot 7 41 p m Scneoa 7 55 p ta Arrive at Walhalla at 8 25 p m DOWN. Leave Walhalla ot 0 05 a m Sencou City 9 48 a m Perryvillo at 9 50 a ni Pendleton ot 10 23 a rn Anderson at ll 09 a ra Arrivo at Helton ll 49 p na Up and down Trains on tho Hluo Ridge Railroad and Anderson Hranoh moke close connection nt Seneca. City with Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway for Atlanta and ill points South and West and from Atlanta ind beyond. BXT?I? TRAIN FROM HELTON TO AN DERSON-DAILY. Dr. Leavo Helton 12 85 p m Arrive at Andersou 1 15 p ta DOWN. Leavo Anderson 4 00 p tn Arrive at Helton 5 40 p ra Up and down Trains on tho main stem' make close connection at Columbia with the np and down day passenger Trains on the South Carolina Ru i I road and with the through Freight Trains, with Passonger Car ittaohcd, on tho Wilmington, Columbia ind Augusta Railroad, and ot Alston with .he trains of the Spartanburg, Union and Columbia Railroad for Union, Spartanburg, [Icndorsonvillc, Asheville, &o., <feo. . J. W. FRY, General Superintendent. L P. MEREDITH, Master Transportation. A. POPE, General Passenger Agent. Notice to Debtors -A. INT 13 Creditors. PURSUANT to on ordor made by Jud?c L Mackey in tho case of James Rutledge, ad ainlstrator, vs. Patt h cn i a Sneed, et al., notion s hereby given to tho creditors of IVB. Rut? edge, deceased, to present and provo their taints against said deceased before me in my flico in Walhalla, S. C., on Friday, tho 18th lay of February, 1881. Failing lo do so their iclais will bc barred. IUC1IARD LEWIS, Master. January 0, 1881 8 flt I0HN CLARK, JR. & W8 -FOR ?ACHINE OR HAND USE, THOMAS RUSSELL & CO.: SOLF. AGENTS. -FOR SALE BY M. W. COLEMAN & CO., SENECA CITY, S. C. January 18, 1881_ 9.8m INITED STATES INTERNALT?VENUI ^Hector's Ofllco, Dist Hoi Of South Carolina. COLUMBIA, January 24,1881. NOTICE is heroby givon to all whom it lay concern that tho following dosoribcd ropcrty, having been seized for violations f tho United States Internal Revenue laws, onda for tho costa ot action in the United tates Court, must bo filed with tb? C?lico ir of tho District within thirty days from ho dato hereof, or tho samo will be forfeited j tho United States, to wit: Ono (if)-gr. i ion Copper Still, Cap nmf Vorm, seized as tho property of Melvin' J nntt. E. M*BRAYTON, Colleotor Distriot 8. O.' II. H. JILLSON, Deputy Oollo?t?t. ... January 27, 1881. lfcjf{