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TH E PRICE OF PEACE. " 11Y MRS. HENR Y L. PRA'T"P. N In all lily travels, from laine tol YO Ithode (sland, I've ne1Ve) c410 lcr'oss% a couple more unlike than what Nir-. sit and Mis' Niis was. Mr. Nius was one of these shut-up- do to-himself men, and he'd glumn 'round L for days Over s13Om little llatter that "s a word would 'a' set right if he'd only t1, been plaln-heartl. III Mis' Nims was all the other wa-- Cl talk it out and done with it-, a little hasty and impru~lent, maybe, but she is I well-meaning, Nlis' Nims is, and as si good a woman to neighbor with as I w want to see. L hev thought whether or no being S of diiferent persuatsiomt: didi't work to t[ keep 'em apart. See, she was brought p up an orthodox, and h1e favored the Mlethodists. She jo'ned witli him and P laid out to do her plrt allolgst 'em, T but she never was to home with thei Methodists. LI Then, anot11ier thing. she hi ated a sI dog, and Mdr. Nims must always hiav'e a tl great clumsy huik. g-ood for notliig c' but to bark and eat and lie around i under foot, whlie Nlis' Nims, she 0 iarn't llave evenII a kittenl, though i she set e3Vlth i ng by at cat.. And so it, went. t: One dlly I stepped inl to horrow Is' 1 Nims' cuit.ting-board, and juti-1 as I got I to the door I lleard lier sLv : "Vo ain't going to torn C l i nj)r amongsj, It mily ilowers. be ye - lie didil't condecelld any reply---not as I could hear. "Now, Mr. Nins." says she, lie's V stopped oil my Iny ed and broke it oil a daLh lil a'ready. AIi't, tlere anly s other )Ilac.e oi this whole fi rI wihere yOI 401,n put hil I do01n't, Want, bill here,'" says she. Mr. Nims'iit4enanice didn't.cliange more thani at woodeln Indian. "I do." says he. " PlIre's a good I: bating of grass to be fed down, and i calculate to leave CIlirley Iler' for a spell," says lhe. And le nu14dge'tI olf 1as stilt as tilough he'd SWa0l1lIwedI a r'ai- i rod. Mis' Nins diidn't. say a word moN. but she gave that old d g push 1 Il i, sent him1 .out of doors with a yvlp: anid I didn't blamei her a1 mlite, nuthe~itr.i I brought tile intt,ing-Lholu-d bac a1, 1i thecy wats at-settin' down to d inner, ..m1 Mis' Niims asked me to dralvw p . tL, table. She Iadl ani excelleIt ile111111r Miis' Nimis is i elegait Olk - b lt, ot one identical word did ie. spi ak, only to ask if I'd hive tinothit' potti)o. She seemed chipptr e'noughIi, but I see I shadow pss4 ove hier li onti iil.ence when tie old horse n.iid riglit inthl the wi1idow her'e her piley hod wis, and t,b1 dog, that Iatld got, atel; 11n1tr the table by ;,mt Lile. yoppdl41 oit as though solebod had accide-ntalyrti on hib tail. Mr. Nims was a great, hand for r1ais ing colts, 1-1t, site wats a teri'ribil simu-y eatulLlre d i expie-t riillg alter lil f-broken CuIli(s [):Is u iv ll h, r a Ii, t f the newrilogy Ialtn113 '. til 1A 1114'. Hie wats dreadful - !t inl hl, ity samile ats thle generail reni olf menl :ur atid it was like lih i t h ll asi wlind] to try to illove hi mi otl' it. 'n'lil I iw w ulsed t~o retinld ine orai of .1apil. jawed SessorS LL Ot (n1', 1 t1 W 1tb1. Some Imiighit have poll, tiv heltl of Ibe blamie onl 1,0 her') : aM ti '.,po -:.h %till lnag him zsomei, and Iliash (lut whenl slim'd bectter have kep' til I r'un in (Oe tiny to horrow'. :t -ilev4 platternl, when I he'ari NI r. N In4s ,.peak - ing out kind o' grlfl andli I halted, for' I didn't wish tol intrlni4. (I m44V4'r wi-Ill squal~tky shoelis my:-e1l f.) I idn't, illind4 heatrd wvas th is: tiatisfiedl wuith ay bireedl ofi Iws. Illh' we div ide andil sepiu-aitL. 4.41 V' al. be fr'ee to go)Li 1,iih im :'0 you1I 4' e w b fixed."' "' Why, NirI. Nims'"s i hem-d'1 44' ( h ind 0' gasp (lut-, and11 I suri'ed44 by LIII. sound that she let full ia t'ecp. t hookedl to helarl her'I hi-'sl, 1ut, ill h~er qicLk wayL3, and0 Ill wm-rantlt ye' h.' sup pose51d shei'dl IlIre up1, and4( tbat .0ould ItII the11 end( (in't.. Ih4li :,he 4.44'1u'wdi donh41 fountded. By ' by11 shej :-ah3l, 4lite. "'msure A\sa wouiiit 144 pl.'-'el to4 have itellO t'er'. Ii 14 1nis,4e4 Sitt-L'Lh .Jane, andl~ so1 do thie clhilen. Therel" has to lbe some-hod y at tone heii ho inake things go. Ilt whaIt watil~d you4 (10. Elisha ?" I had to) sileI, for slie scazreeh- ever34 called him illisha. " I can loook out for 1'53 myel,'' say lhe, and~t stalkIed off to the 1barn'l. I went right iln, andt sid iI giu '4Sed I could tell what was in his mi ndl. lIt' was calcu latinhg tol miak(e a h1m4 for1111 his mother, andil get a long Lthe~y lo togetherI. Oh!I lady3 Nim nell I(ver was any tot) Ira-ti4.ubuil', and11 no4w shei hIa the snaking pl~s3. So4 ~il4ul se .\l4' Nimis s at light tol t~hinking ho4w thin3.4 would go to wr'ec.k anditin under01131 such no nllanaigement'li. Shit is anl 1w fto I nie housekeeper' herself, 11 ami ' ieta. gireat stor'e by her'1 thIlngs. S;he miadeIt an arra'Li t uiP l bamiiberI prletty soon, i andI was gone iitte a1 spell. \\'he red(, but she stulfIedI it (lit andlt went on11 as malItter'-of-fact as5 the cowos ci.ninog home. " I'e got to lax t'l aroun," says5 slhe, "and get~ I4lish a's ne1w shIir t (1on1 ; anld therol''s the pickIt le vinegar need3is seatlding, and1( the brIine( tool. Ami I waVIs laying (lit to lput iul aL few morei'( qineries. llishal is very partial to (uince sauce't." Th'le nett day I we3nt over1 to olfer' my3 I help j, and she see43.med gillad tI) hv mIe) 113fI there. I guess she felt she notst, let, L out at little to sonie bodly4 anid she knollws I l'm1 no4 hanild to i'un andl( tell. She Loldt j ( me they were1' going a Squire Jllosley'' Lt to got his help about a division (If p'op er'ty. She wanitedl to wait, till after il Mlonday', so) she could geLt(lone morlle Cl wash done, but Mr'. Nills hiad Ia id (out, si to begin1 cuittinlg corn1 Monday : and w Saturday sitedi his tim best. I l'rttvy soon she said : " I hope you'll loelk in a< and do whlat y'ou enn to see( thait E'l ishal tI is comlfor'table," says she. ~ I had my thloughlts, but 1 kep' 'em1 to l mysell, and only said I should admiiir'e to do anything I could. p Trhen she hushed iup anid sai.1 no( V more. C Squire Hlosley's wife is second Ioulsinl to me, and she had been after mne to (3 help about her' sewing. So1 I thbought t I mighlt as we!l go there Saturday as any day. The sq ulre's ollce is at one side (If h the house, with a doori opening into (o a little back r'oomn. M s' Hlosloy uses3 sI this for a sewing r'(oom. So thero I ai 'as. I had set the dloor' Into thle omieo 01 ..thels~ jar 00eroo being so small Twas still wvork that I was upon03, tl nen4iig. stockings anti the chllareon's S elothes rid I couldn't 1help but hoar C - .all thaMVas saId in the 0o11(30. Mr. Niiis ynade tihe xplanaftion of w ha 'wtte apted, and said it was a: iderstood betweon theui that he kep' Ca o houso and fiarin. I'll warrant ye ( Gi inew he'd never- yield an inch of his ba ound. H1e wits I man1,1 who wanted be I the land joining his, and to plant in 1h or ,larden. a1 "iThe bed and table stutf is her1s," ia id hlk- at3 " 0h, no, Eliha '" says shle, " I b mn't conisent to that. Sarah .lane had mn good setting-out, and Asa's houso v( full. Besides, if I liid 1 need more in ings I can make 'eim. and your ai otlirs eyosight, plaguips her. Sho ,n't do its slo could once, sho cays. bc The bed and table furnishings are til Nr1" lr. Nimbs repeate'. " What ai e didn't iake sihe bought wita her ji oney. ti " No, 'IUisha," ,Nl is' N iis began ; but bi juiire llosley intet rupted heor. L see se ity Were beginning to wear on his il itience. tc "Whly not put the pioperty In two of les and uraw cuts, if you've no choice. w hat wouild be fair," says he. . r I knew by the way 1 heard her snuifi a iat Mlis' Nims hadn't give up, though w t aLid t0 notore-not then : but from Lat they went on to wrangle Over il ,,ery stick of furniture. She should u ave noi use for this, that and t 0 Lher thing. An' no mioro woold t, I couldi hcari the quiii re dunll onl the p ible, Itnd I knew he was getting rest- n ss. lFitallv lie inatle an end Of the p ilk by saying . "Wihy not lot Mlr. t imn keep the downstairs furn itu re, Oi ni she take what is above ? How tc Ould that do. ? Well, tUbey deiirred, each one a eilg afraid the other would be cheat- in d, bit, at last eeuiniingly, let it go, o Iid workei tlheir way on to the live t [(k t. al " Three cows fur her." says he. U Two will be [till anu plelty for ine. i he was always more for dairy than t hat. I was," he sItys. .1 " \Vhy, 'Iish a. you arC going to Il lake heef of old Briidle, says she. C aild that, leaves oily fori-." " I've conielludd not to beef her, lie is such a favorite of yours." says i1 " That wits i great, pi of news. 0 irs. Nims wli felt awfil out ill abouit 11 aving lirili1 fattddL an killed, for hie eitl ed tIalt, eOw the Ist, for I)uttr v in the herd. litt, Mi. Nims ppeiared v rm. ''\ tid h pigi s t(,, le bigan. "I don't 11 anli, anly pigs I 've no us for 'ei \ V itIn i do iwith pigs thvii t, laker S A ni hebur1,1u, VVrying. Sh10 had it 4!1, a good dval by that, lit-tei of pligs, c irIaging 'm Ip by han1d, a- you imivitht I iily, (t w 1,11c old mlotber d ied wi ben tbey dre ight Iays 3i. t A li a , it, wa - tlill u death fllr I Li i u,,t e iir lse p k " y g om i fIrieids." says he," if %ouII I an 1, e a buitl. living t mirt,, ily best I " N :It h '-r' I-', a int t r0 M' w I A ll 01 Wats It. iIl aviI . and 1.h ol t el k iekei d 1 like I Ic I ).t v f .1[(!;: Ineit.. I y 'n1 ' by NI I. N i ;. :.po4k ra ier li w : ' \\'hI I 0 " ;:t . i oi.sy : " I n : Iiiin 1:- wh ih r wv hadi't ni hl 'r liviv- Ilo r t(# you 11r mtherI1I's1 - i :t h u. I at. ough .. sayI ' II . '' 'tl eree-;h~ 10 tha , sys ho. I w:a. ennIi forwad. I 0:tulIt N 11 h 1, t urm;:11 h ]h crack of hit. io of li i inph i c i Li his I hi l redi hanulii k n-ei if :-oi I e h0i le hail felt niy. ioo l .- ku.ing a ILwat.icho uit as ine rie into llthe yari 44 h e i i:un imi. :-' \ark. ,ed 41Ii Ie no ,o and pet Nbi-li Nea ,hli'; todihaa l piiv aiel Iialiv Li the tpi se p ItoIItf I p izz. l~i'' li nt w I .s lckled tow itkh ttjumpei I rounid I l Ialu iiceu 4141 ai ro a t lInwb 1he htiviiks N.b isc Niui .\la. \'imsIi' ilck that he tookli lit). n .r iwhjileii iotth Ii arrant to carry olver joi dih of l'il theo'. l:tid I.4re tiyil " Sip litt1Li) itil ave n lipi' tl"iay he. u''\\ ' .~v s had <iii ail r ie thlts illind by ' 1141 bidge i i . 3salo nl 1ir1her, bu le know44 h. vsktis liiti l i'. w.i~ ( 'a 4i 1 i'ley, Ii js i 5. .'lea :tudtl iI ~ we thik motherlil b-) f I -igt liadebe (I'~iii~ictoI~ l'ie ahm Jn et ihaveii atIu plaesadf hoeton s breakt upand Iome1to s.I$1))iiillie Shie run1'] ti) fw a spell, u, W 1hat wills t4i l tihl iiht 'inLbr ing thei ar03 ra ngA ' - ili 't.iil \titil- wiiti ( Iuttl asliv h it,11' 1 frim it at ihi tli thism su\lis' N ims lha's n0t Ch eni in-r Cnumth 1.0o)I met bn the -kbet.. thug ( shera knoiii i' sever 'hi44ft, lAti eow, i.iiseeo tham tiwio liotgin Iround ~ togethe . a .ter hli harh-ky,, NI uti. . I). as du .4 ks1 in aptm.ln )ln deii o) tdyli I.uslt,. ti o e'en'mo ti Oi 4)far tiion ~oi u :n i e~h m.ni nnsI lit) ow h~iiliptinnile, i an eold h vir fe ton'tf all outh om ln-hv inas ongag,- :ne the atl. L)b IIcd --.-...s K e I . .h .sp.... . h .. Jo- I il lCilatuntLu a omnds. n ssusi lOnor of hemall 7ie aht ~r l mic y og hc monumetenomison of b iodgrs theiioca ne to) the asot.h at Ceoenast ineg-rent b aht~ andriot) Sorth itnmgbult'''.'iae, viz b: eer~d ro monuenots otop throm houtoh SI arolina asrune omendtd e Soth W h ickmaug connisin. ' ,rolina reglments (16th and 24th) he st's brigado, and one to CulpoPper's sit ttery, the position of the last two to au designated hereafter. That to Ker- an aw's brigade, being to tho largest inm mber of South Carolinians, to be the col rgest of these four, to Manigault's E *d Gist's smullor, arid to Culpopper's otR ,ttery sinallor still. For those four de inuments, the contuission rather fa- ed ir a design somewhat similar to the sp onument to Battery 1, 4th U. S. inl tillery, now on the battlefield. ne All the monumntents ire proposed to inm imado of South Carolina granite, of on o tilobt enduring kind-to be without ug iy ornanentation which will be in- foi red by the wear of the cloments and me, to have no sharp edges, the u oeks of stone to be joined in the most li cure and lasting mothod, all letter- anl g, etc., to be cut in and no raised let- Ib r8 to be used, and everything to be de the most substantial and p:i.rianont Al orkmanship and material. The pust ni coml of all bidders will be considered In to their habit of doing thorough na ork. gt The larger monument to have on it 11 1 soilic appropriate piac tho pal- fo etto. ourl, StatO emblemn. Ci The Legislaturo has inado no appro- en rlation of any moneys nor indicated le any Way how much it will apIro- kI itte. The appointment of the com- W issiou in 1893, which established the fo isition of South Carolina troops o.1 I to battleluld, and of this Commission th 1 11n01numen tts, shows tht, it intends i l. ) do soilothi tg, and the CoImission y4 s pects liberal treatmntIt at its i anus, OV ad iL generouls donation to the noble tri luln who fought and died oin this, one r tho most desperaIte and loody bat- bi eliCOs Of the world's histlry. It is % tivised that such designs bu sullitted in s will make the total cost of tbhe mon- at: ilents eir ectcId on the batt-luet-ld be- wi NOWe $9.000 and $12,0111.1. ILar'geu esti- hi iates will be received and considered, fr u, it, is doubtful if they cln be passed, Ii von if subi itt'd to the legislaure. yt The ChickIataIiLIg palrk coniilission in 'ill fiilslhbi tlt Sand ant1d brtoken stone pl eCessary filr the touindations. Elsti- vt mtes inuist bo (or tIhe 4(.. hlonulen5s dI rected on the batI eliel of Chicka- cl iaug.a. Dusigns with estiuates. or designs it. ithout, estimatle, bit, accol pai led pi itlh an animpl-oxiiato ilei of Costs. frl iven by a reviablo builder of monu-- la ilents, will be receiveo by GUIn. C. . 14 VaIker, .' Bioad sret.. Cliarlesi.uon, tI C.. if delivered to him--saleti--by fa oveinlie 8, ISI9. 'T'lely will be opieett ' nid pa-seid p11)on at, iL iee-tinii-' of tle 13 tou no he held abolt, 'Noveinlber. \\ '. I1s9m. iii I, i ii hie 1 i i.Stinetly uniiderIStOod that, o( hu vomiil.Ssion doews no" bindl ittoli t.o al TI .01, any deigti ally estiniialt,e. IL cau at CtIn 1.h same oniyV tit OW n'S' Costs, S: d11(1 th dti'sigiis silecteid Will have to ot il su bilitid 1.4) the I eii.lai tmre. No of innilegmncnh mlade h Itil the l1i1aur h s InalC p r - . oriation and.1 givi 1 Ien iu tllori ty to con- I S ta.L t, e tV. C. I. .1. l). .\h'l . . C . K. liJE-Ni.lRSOx. A . I -. i i -' . . iTi ' ;. . I C 'h i li ai It. w1a a trazi dy, bit, at 4.'itiia ly S - tt i, id( ailnd loIill.b aWn1 Ia1 III, of cd pati f poetryiik'ii an.d t la 1-, t, t inl , I\ l.t I ietlii ' hiigo . o- day. i t hei 31 Ii toryiiie' ila~li jor .1111 Ai mi ision-e lit it'. lt ii'jh,~ i t 1i4.thing ' 1 .l i 3.4f lai' in -t t lit ce int ie you' . h is h'31 tt . f id l i. t - atingihii ianer-, 3 ~ ~ his varied 1 iiil CIrac - al1 ('nor, ht ' is WI eIr.e t1i lo 1.e ac at Ih' 31 a w4Iof i~~ syptty adtoi '['tlhe l~l''ratur31 f mtlhwo hie. isher ' t n -ith 1,heaiiii i onde res , waib ts tio bb11- III ii'mor. (l.''111L iiin H b LI) ap.or I n d 511 hiC 1 xecu'siti(e nt or atil h i i nt uely ft il 'ie s Woo t Vi in U Ahh. ey,111li 14.bl li t i 14. 1rubi t.'i's i of monarchs. tatm en.il l e,s f ,siwallhei a ei3hld ii I ia e hi'ltit' .11'V n irLei3 . 55Liitii ItleAi(.!'(11 AI n yet, h4Ii13.e las 31114.1 i fInu cofprac l ps I.it, a111 hdespie 511ra1i'iti~C 31 Aded ihemvei) to buymjiai wihs 'old wt, sLut~ll- s ad fled b . wn.13 WSilt l'it. t hie lof 4.'Iy 4 lof e ilisn and1 l'(4 heLi lasm hop le g il othe meica W ausie.t~ Underi ans I asIned Cnne andP)1( ,i ili'ilon disgie e as apt-ured wAthi an m' enemy', lineIi f iieatonal godom34one.t werei founth Sin igamie'l uponl't s Iorlon. tatieavors toeep rtiby hi'os caLtorI as hroweaIl3 bridgte h Si lIeen hero5 imofed arth faled. yt f ha il as 4 ca t ur. Ias 1 a t ~id 'nd colni- 511t et ed his aidyenti han'edii is np.ot htuefu and igesntomios eah, in e ved thut, war ies war.n ithen Mm, )terusn a arefniu~bl xand textra- 1'in deasl )tPose of ato (d<ovrd.I hnre i oibemeoi lltm, bndtintr s t, John Andre was akerilli'nt tu- ter leury Ciut~, then in Woasion' ot uwYr an ow Vst'etr idlquarters it ''appun), on 1.ht1 West 80 o of the HIidson. near Pieinont. An rust tribIlL, iludiig Lafayotto 01 tI Stoeuben. ti l Andtir'e by coourt 6rtial. Il, wats adjudgf-d guilty and ideinea to the ii'tir I, a.. a spy. , Ory clort v a- m11ai6. by the British ie0rs to saiv.e' h ill. ItI ill Vain. Anl , undisturin'- . oy fli- of dotf , ask- et only to die a-, it sold Ier, ahud not, as~ atwl V. But thet, .rn 111ules 'of War agailn est A0rposed. -- pIy you to beart wit- eXi 6s that I inet-: my tat- like a brave exl Vll" were . IS a.t, w\ ords, as- at n1oon Siti Saturday, Oittober 2. 17I. tile band- phI 3 settledl overI his e.vys and ihulit, out, IM 'ever tihO light, 01 tile world. dis It has ben couit-d oy nlialy a blot he' on the fame of Washington that, lie tonted to the prolllittIngz" of polic y d justice, ad1 not t,) Llho.w of Imercy. ithi 3 was calle aI "reInolrs less in Klr rer," and Miss Annic Seward, tot idre's friend, denou nced iL poetr'y i0111 "Nero-thirst, for guiltle:Ss blood.' m the lritish army the wildest indig - l tion broke out agalitIt the A mei r' neral. The execution of Nathan sil Lie in Now York. only fouri years bc- ho .0, under conditions io'e cruel and Ill 'Cullistaices aJlmost, as patlet'C, was CO Lirely forgotten by them in the V;iiu- ht, eIC of tlhei- condennation. Yet, we CO low fro(11 concIu rrent testiliony that '0 ashingtonlls kind heart was pro..) b) I udly ioved, and that lie would o ,ve prevented the sacrifice, had not I e gravest public nicessity demiand ed be lie e veII re fuscd to meet the brave .1I ung spy, lest pityL and sorr'ow liiglt C', ercomie his Sona5 of duty to his coun- ti Maijo' AtIh- was buried at Tappian. Ill 1 in 1812 his lemnainis were takett to fi cstllkilistel' Abbey. wicre a Splendid V I Jmoialiitl comt c1illellnorates h is virtiles so d his untiiely death. 11is brother PU is kligIteda. iaiid vaio ilIcu rs of Ltk S family received marks of favor )InI tie crown. Not even here has is s tulemlory bee.1 folgotLen. Sever'al St ar'e ago Cy lls W. lPield erected IL G IiuImIt to his lilmory itpoln lie U acC of Iis XeCItion, aLI Iloug I .rdal hands ustrated h is benevolent 8 sigli, conldeltllation of the icono LLid Iced was general and severe. t. Andre's captors, too, pere ricily JIL wta 11 d-i ill I 't. 1 Id (li' deed per- ti tt.uated aftel' Llheir d enttb. AlIedals ali 1)m1 Cong es", grants of1 eollaiscated it lids In ' Wethsr, holors driin hg I hg I ives, ali a cenotaph clar TIarry- LI w n, were amonig ti rewards of the t ithful ad incori ti ble ininite men. it) originial mloinment, oniAdr' ' a ceted by tle people of Im teheste C ltv in I 3;. Ulat the altionl of Iflir-y .l. {ynolo thatLl >popia\ece ony h thrillingV li'res 1 UltuInIcty . Depew oil the So lI.c. spot.. CpIi-tilber 2:1, sSi0, on the o easIto Icsf' teC,1% lenterin l elbrtLion(I ( Anldre's -tyjttit'e, whero a statule of hl 'alldi 1 b. the Iiiute an, was pl aced on1 the orig i na ibisk of TiEI ti4CGISI'ATION CAsI. .toocyGeeral Harvber Mov'es% to o Dilitis AppIeli for M m IIs. ti JD Monday the 25th ins.,tant,, It MO- pt >u will be nlld c ill tlue Suptrlie 11 'irt of the United St.ats to dismiss i I aIpIen frollt tilthe Cil'(tit Court of >peals Which rt'evIeed tile decisionI Circ11it Ju dgoe Golf, Who declaredt ! )O'3I th Ciarolila registrattioli law Coi II 11iiltliI. Notice of this Ino-t mn was iiled with theu Clerkl of thle ha (u -', Lt-day by A Ltorney G;eneral bair rof Soiltih Caro'ilia, and~t anneDxed( erettl is a bl'ief argument, tobeu .tted ini sup~port 0f LIhe 11no ion. T'e 13Caise I 'in wh ie tile conistitLiution1 :3y of the inw was broughtg into qiu,.. ml was Lthatt of I a:w re.nt.e I . Ali il s,C iilst I ife ( lreeni, iaSl suer'visor1 of ia Io ratiIOn till ii- I' anh id counity, SoutLii ro(11ina . 'Thle comp11la31inat, a lssert'eti litii hiifaleti Lii r'egitc Ir as riiriied t net, of IDteiitnheri, i1Mii,, prlov id l4 f " th old ing (If al e leetion (If unb it' r.- of a sit ti~onail c'onlvenitioni ml ine hel oil tile tird 'lTetav inI out, l, b lecausie hie waUs utiable Chiuly113 t W LthI le ' uniirea-(onable, c un- P e'scril,.ed by tno InwI a~ at condition Couen lt to his t'igit, Lto r'egis.. 'Tle not1c ie led Lto-dlay is signeid by 1lliam A. ilarb ., Attorney CJenor'al wn'iih IL lt argued thait L~ie tapeal d 5isiscd neu~ sub statlially as fol wi' ': lie purpo'IIse oif te ill was tow Cure to LI Lii atppe1. lit the right to l ti) att ian ele1ct~t1on which was5 to bo Id oil the 2tih Io f Autgust. Thai,tLime10I tber all11owed tio vote itt LI1,31 lection lhe wats not. I f atl lowed to vote, hIis ulse of acti nl is gonle. If not.t aloweId vIotie, nlo aetion by3 thiis coiirIt cani b iv seecire himii the opIlport'uityiiL3 of o in ig i'. In lie ca(ese 1s Lher'e any3 L neIr a .5unljeeLctlmatter upon1(11I whichiI T'1: heourtl i, is aiskeid (reversrintg the eioin of LIbe Circuiiit, Court,' of A p a .'lnw I) to(selure the atlppellant1 C r'igt Lto iti auitnethn on a (liy i at at t.ime no1w past. IL is now un Sible1 to graint thle relicef sou gilL. T1' i'' Coutilt is asiked toI exI pre.3 its otpini 'I lhltl 11f issu' wi'tllb.I no lonlger' IX-. TI i, lind uponl~ wthicht~ its judlgment~1. ,i d he purely13 specuhiitt,ivoe. - -...'...---- ... (iI Niewvsi'Alh''Its A\N le i"eIs'rs.--I l'ob- Ii ly fw kno 10timit ne1wspapers)1t' hav' e I ureet inlterest, in forests, but never gi C Ih1is it is so. Mtl all. ithe L paporn r'd now-a-days tio prinit newspaper31s '1s, anid Lihe (uatit~iy3 oh trees ire- li Ire to1Li fuisn 1 Lis paper1)0 every mf the Soiithlerni I AumbermanI'ilt it i'st~ Limltated( thatL the whIito tiiiper for thIe t I lv sui' i1y1 of tile so eiral etditLltone of bi New York Wor d1 r'eq iI'i'' all Ih sli tr ~iietab sprucee 11u1-. ' Ii t to cu11t Lii 11tchI gro 'Sii SOn 'even ae 5 I iofi average 'ito' forests. Th'le Ik'stonI Globa' lii Lt in reqju irt's LIhe growth~ of thre be0 'es of New. l')lghlnd Sprluce1 foi'ests, Lr 'I wood pu11) lp ow used( in the liniteitd: 11t3s ri' res ab1I(' iiout 2,200, C. rdsl of LI' 'lice daily3, or 1.'700(,000 feet of spt'uce M sfotr ery' tw(enty~- four' hom-'s, bc (Ilonin g to 50J0,000,00i0 foci per3t " I L nl. T'hat, aml~out, of lum01ber', no1wa ogt to wa1t0 aLs soon1 as the new'ts- I,' >ier3 1 it a11day old, used LI) sullice to hit Id houses inltendecd to last hllf a i Liiry ort miore0. T1he pull)pI0 dr i upon lit (of hi00.t000 atcres a year'. til --TPhe (dIitor' of thie Montezumlia, Ga., of 'xeribers. "'If you have frequent tom his, al(ccompanfied b((ly ch ills. bun1lious, wg mys,.(1 i)hi bas, e pilp or3 (1 jaun- atn 3, it 1s aL sign y'ou iar' not well and as >lo to dliL atiay inuito. Pay your thii scipl1to aL yearl ini advance and cu.l Co yourself solid tot' a good obituary. Ie." cot F. Ylnger Dowart, Pa., wtritos : a Har'ing of thIS placo has used your for lcedy for the Piles and recommends JthbI ory highly. He gave me your ad-.. thi is. I would like to know on what jha' ns and prioto you soll to dealers. u l me hear from you and oblige. th~ UTH CARO1NA AT ATLANTA r 1)isplay ats Seen by' Mrs.T'. c. it), rison,1 the woman111 Who fllns Dom ) Muich For This State's Womkan'> xlibii.. Stte. Irs. T. C. Rlobertson, whohaju itrned from 10 Atlanta exposition ,re she hits boen laboring so earn y for the Siouth Carolina Woman' ibit, talks very interestingly of tit ibits from this State at the expc on. She says: "Tite cereals, phot ites and woods of South Carolin ke an admirable and interestin; play, and places her- no whit belin - sisters. "rThe South Carolina roolm in th nuan11's departmont is above everm ig 41set a cotton room. The coilin I sides are covered!( with snowy col I llannel relieved by the blue seen i Ie-g. The freize and mural ornu its ai' cotton and rice. I landsomn Lss cabinets are ranpged around th ,m1 cont1111 lining old and rare relics a vEr', chila. mII Iiniatures and faus-on Ids tile Coll tr i butioni from the Ursu e convent of this city. specimens o hweb-like lace and really beautifu nd-paiited chinao. There are severu stumfile, of the rich old times: one. intily embroidered whit, silk, wor ItAecca lMotte. sunt by Miss I llair Charle:t.on. AIsO a beautiful spe 211 of etmibroulery in ball toilet whic longed to the grand-mi othir of Nir: hn 1.l. lacon of llgtied. l -'rom se nearby the vartled cm broidery e South Carolina gil'Is of today chia nge compar-ison: their century-en Ir lire as dell, as those of tile r away g'randmothers. Inl this rool -laylor Coutlltney exhibits Very htill mile olit pliuesthin and aIt elaIntIl va dinted by l Iss Courtney, his daugI r. " A rieh lind varied hit of roupir tihe 1loingWiii! coat-of-arm forIn ti ale house. tite llaldsomllt IhI i of ti a)Vernor's (.uatlirds. the spearhel 0 Pl'alinetto regl ient, and at Wo)I esented to Capt. .1. G. Simpkins f4 illantry in tilhe Mexica war. iThe Cataw ba I nd1ians tif York (oiu have i unique and pretty diqplay I's and pots Illade by tite wVoIIin Strii be : they attract, a ire.(Lt deal tunt'lonl and sevll vapidlyv. Thrllout i glass Ahrine 1g,*lams thlt fatmo c puln %if Col. .J. 1). IHanding of Sul Il. is presented ill the following for '''The silver vase bequIeathbed eneral An1dre w Jiekson to It 'ave-L main of tie I 'ilmletto . g I ilm tortIy afterl the battle of Ne v aIs, Stht JLItaIIr-y, ISIS 'T e bti Solluth Car[olina~ pre.Sente1d 111i., r-ly\ tbe tO Genera',i .acksn)la nativ .utLII Carolina) itn Ihonor oi ili, v T'v. "'By his last will antid testan Unera1l .ackson b ueath ed the sat tuhe bravest man of thue Ir t ri lent from South Carolina eligageid foreign war. 'In IsIS the executo's of (enei tekson sent tihe vase to the Govcr't South Carolina With the requ' at Ie would ca'ry out the trust osed in themt : but if not practieablte certain who wts tihe hIeaves an c l14l1metto regimlent, then tO i I it to the survivors Of thlat r nt to be disposed of as they thot :St. 'it the faiLl Iof 1 '18, tIL the (aLI ( Gvernior il Ist of tle s'urviv, semubled in Columbia, S. C., anid Sinvitaition. were'4 iher'e miet by3 (G. n A. Q~oitian, wh Io hiad beet Lt maniantinIIg gen ieli ftromi the lantd V'etra (Cruz. t.ah .\ dIrchi. I1617, Lii I d of the wat', J1une. I1618, atnd le o regiment wheti its llag was rned-the iirst--on the walils ofiut L3y of M ax ico, I lalh Septem bet', 13 "'Thte l 'aimetto ilegimnent Siurviv< sotiaition was then orgaizied and .ts "'Hesolved, T1hat it was imipossil in of tate r'egimolnt,-piiiLts itt mmtoitted to the cutstody of thle exei e' ~~ comitteet, t) bCcomeI1 thel aibsotl 'tpity of the 'last sur'vivor' of tue "'olrm thtat date it was in the kel g of ieutt. W. 13. Stantle'y, Co. I 'esiden t 1'. lt. S. A., ut i itis denm t rinig the )C ccupaton ot Cotlumb h C., by Geneiral Sherman in is ~itcommitted it to the keeping riVateO Cautghmani of Coimpany'~ boi, with aI trusty negro, Ned iDud I 'necaled the vase in Sine coutry' a turned thec samet to Il'residenit .So y aifter the Cecation of the ci >r Itis faithfulness lDudlIev Was yi uted by3 tbe aissociationii w't~ 5. "'The vase i-s still in the custodyv .41 exetttive commtiittee of te a's a~tion, and hais bee loained tot Ihard Of manafIget's oIf the South C; inat Woman's I (Om fo):' exII ibi ton lo1' t'ootm at, Lke expiositioni in l lulL, CL. 'I 'residenlt and Chairmainu I'xcet Comtulttoo l'lmeitto I lg iment'lt Si ivor's Assoc~iationi.' 'N AND) A IIL i ' C OT XIJc' lion. H ectot' D). Lasne, the pre'sidt thbu A mericani Cotton Grlowt rotective Associationt, hais tssuotl llowing 'circularit to the (cout 'owers of the Sothl: "Twenty days ago, in advane e burteaiu reot 1ise'acru g yu aaint, hat~ydisposigjon arlketinog of your c~tton. Thte cotil ly'ets andI bearE SPteeltors' idlicue ILL cir'ular', but, whetn it wa otn ani conirmxied by the governmen l'reau, tlbeyv begano to hatve sOme, eeL, for 1113 inlvstigaitions. Sir at, Lime1 thte crop~ has dtaeriorat~ed ChI ant extent, Its to amtount, to Ia El Lt'. No bstch weather has cv 10i'e been seeni inm the cittton td iets. The wormns have co~ntiuedI Imutch damage, a~nd evedi fr'om dI et like the Tal lahatchie river' tssissippi, whercae t~o cr'op wiassaid( good, comles reliable iformlation -10 pot' cent,. deliejiency. 'Te lit tihot'itios lput the Texa~s crop 50,000 baies. Th'ie Cotton pln w prat'iclally dead thro'(ughot t, uth, antd a i est, to'night would tle if anyi damflage. In my oplinik LI tcrop cannlot exceed t",500,000i bal 'Even Mt'. Nell has boon compoll< reoduco lhs estimate to a miaximiu 7,000,000 or' 7,250i,000 bates, wi: asibilties oIf muchl less. Wh~ nmod a 'possbility' whe.n hl mw 8 issuted is now an osta) i.air'cul I it 18 dfilcult to see Ished fi a statistician, caj og w At'. Nel s fact when he~'' i to recogni ar. . issuaes his next e The sits ton is p-/ ~tion as to the price turer ,.iin. The E 41'op~ean mat m. :'s, r'elying upon mistaken S hion giveni them~ about the size t j rlop, and not realizihng in ti. ' 1 the wotrid Is on a trade boo se sold manufactur'ed goods ahe tLii July of - next year. To ma11 ise nods they must have yonr' cot or ruin themselves by violating their --onttact. Thoy, as Well as the Aneri. can 8plnners, are caught in a trap. This crop is too small for all of them to get their full share. America, Mexio. Canada and Japan will ,con suine a iniiiiinuiu of 3,000,00O bales. ' This will leave 4,500,000 to be distribit. edi betwon Great Britain and the Con. tinsent, against 6,800.000 bales last year. THE Thlis will wip out the visible supply tl.om atid elreato a public panic among cotton -b* huyers. Th1 PI'ieo o(f cotton has come to stay, and to go very much higher. - e Laat year' the muanutfactur'ors reaped siellc a golden harvest by buying 5-cent cot. tho toil. It is niow your turn. They know niexn that tLh: ciop ib all 4))011 and ca be t a 0 inatrkuted before )ecember 1st. O* ' " They ex peeted you to bite at the bait held out by thle )resont ho-called 'reat rise ' and rush your cotton for ward and press it for ialo. They will tu stay out of 1,1h inLarket, hoping L Sthiat, the weight of the cotton offered a would depre's the price. ' I imuplore yoil iot to do this. Sell as they try to buy froi itnd to mouth, and before Janutioy you will have the Auerican, 'hig lisi adti Continental cottou buyers out-bidtdiig ellch other for every bale of cottoll you have to sell. lDo not, be deceived by the advice of . New Y'ork *bear' eircular dis 'guised under a 'bull's ittdo. Under pr'e'sntt crop and trade conditions your MMttor is wor'th 10-A CeIts. Do not -teltlive it because last year' it sold for OWI Sen itild lno w is .elling for 84 TEi-: N.\'Ti AsviAX1 TO ni'H EN- u II I- tThu boartd of regients of the - 5tate lil tije tyltin ltve at last Lv pI pattieaHy ulosevu the negotiations for I and suted the Wallase lpoperty in " Sthe anletO htrmen by the preseit prop- *, erty of the isylittn. a valuaible prop g r~tyt of I acres. on which tituds fiu l t, Ie olest, atil itost, iistorical 11uat1ISiOns inl 't Co itnitthia atnld it a short timile iL :n-lion of 1Im:tnwolod avenue wvill " ilikely '! CeoIrd. while tite "asylum d '.w II I le a tling of tll, past. The vc'-ents hazve been-1 afterI tills pr-operty tot' i long ite. Thero aret folur large houttses upon(1t it. Ihe, iuica il secu ring Ar. 'If i was to increase the asylitum yards Ar. of about oni-th ini their present sizo und Ar. -eetre prtpei ty to erect, new main buildin..-, whic-h will have to be ^. crected. Aother. lotive was to cliocse Iilt' 'Iy lt ii - '.d, witiell iits so near h thie 111 uiligof the wittte women's l', Tin- h1 itrd at, it.s ti-wtintg yeste rday ti tutthtwo )r. Tay lorl to close the ne- L h gotf'.ut ''tnsiw ti' h purtchae of the prop city ott 'he tin. :wiII'ed. The board e'r. flouId out 1 I xcavattions for the new -- 4)f IL-kl r h:ihlinl i for coloied miale pa- - i.tintt- had t pIrtactically Coillpleted " and would1 bI 'eady in a few days for '. nt, tht' l (i of thte founthations. Tihe . ne hi10,114i ta, :1 1111i- l brick with which " - to'i'ect t ne bal ing.--he State. ST. VITUS DANCE. tA Physici-it' Prescribes Dr. Miles' Restorativc Nervine. to Dr. 'dih-- .M-lh':1 C'o., F-Alkhart, Ind.:" My daiztahit~ er.\a'1ti,:-;:IA I,. Was amihetedl r j- s~:wth/t n danuo and ner- Ar hit v''" . erenirv ribt si wras u11111 e h- Rk -, de i ' a n epec Itll lh''R soa niu hst ri, ot tier nwinieiiu~ of anyi kti. of li t I usi.,t J u , tol 's,' i; - W.iii l tliwrwr-rl.:n. re- biei s tt b'oylf ay known~iis tit be y trslt, ofi he eniis' Iheri. st s t in ino'M 'rd neit h uv., Il). Yl'- Mh-~i(~ pree i i-sed i kctr prelt in On Aa-a l es . W infrl r . PN. r's fl ho ~ onV -Y we wi - or lei h u ssing staps, i-L' o h tssi' -si hviis poitl pn iss nest, Oil tisi iisit..r spossis, gtranls tsseii to be~ .e inclus~h lt ll for $1p siti ls u utsi t lEt alo gne~s iof Iis r it $ r . s oi ngtt'. stores.bah ise ' 'ing s' I i t i th, inr 1-,- In' VS tu Iha y s' Iwingto iltthi s, jisit ernek. 5'i) 55t' inl e ressri'eratosuii i andst L '. snw ocouF .swt te A o ath ve ad a rt m ment we wil giv a r ro( ide n otIheodrissn ' -- a -I .-u y o et m rlrf .s o D '1.1. ir. -hi l urersntuAmh L.CO MILLS. gett of 7.42efsrt usir if rte ms i-I ;etcttg sistki ittreet, tAn Ln tefitrr f is. sssg rt . i 8.20 of e~ttiltt'.te.,oxo 1 O~r e reer 10 '' t w. ad AGSAL~~.C. oeil JOHNSONS IA2NETIC OLI. In$ Rat Killer of Pain. Internal and 'PrlU1HUA Externeii uI Liu ]llUa IMNUA 'silg Lam ack E~r; WllA.. st sIn 1ly;' B5h~jrui-e. AMPS instnft OL10 am HLE. t a 86o Throat HO SEBRN Waltopelf. )t Poworfu np p o q k A Ir stin Oxistence. Lary tIfor BHNSON's ORIENTAL SOAP. cated andTollet. ThoGren *tinuteanue Benutifler. Ladles wl fin it the naos 'It* and highly Perfumned T3oilet F3041)~ arkot t ais obslueypu, aOi Oft and veivrty mul reet or** Most nnm on;I Is a luxury for 010 1:11th for Infants Wes Itching 01011USa',R tile pii 1%11(1 andproloto, owth of had. Irico2. promot UTHE13RALiNg (EASTERN YT PIEDMONT AIR LINE. 3RsRED SCEDULE o PASI ENoKit TAINUS. Ver. f'stin'l orthbound No.a8 No l; No.12|.Nfo. 16 !48th. 1895. Daily Daily I .:t37' ,Exu'n 1lth1ta c time 12.00m 9.0n p 7..1. a 4i. p tlanata E time 1.00 p 10.00 p 8.50 a &35 p 4(0rcros ...... ........ 10.40 p 9.33 a 6. p uord.............11.13 p 0.15 7.0 p s1ain1vill., 2.25 p 11.43 p1(1.35 a 7.:13 p ,-li ...............12.05 a 10.58 a 8.01 p mhaaa)vlj.............. 12.32 a 11.22 it 8.25 p Ot, Ary............ 12.30 a 11.'5 a 8.30 p S. . ..... ... . 1.A4 ..11.0 a. Vestminster........ 1.43 a, 12.24 ) ...............e.1 it 2 413) n.tral..... .. 4.45 p 2.35 a i.2 p. I;r 'villo .... 527 p1 3.29 a 2.14 p op.-rtauburg., 6.18 p. 4.2- a 3.19 p eAnin.. . ... ........ 5.0') a 4.11) pi. Bilacksburg ... 7.03 p 6.22 at 4.30 p!. C agshMoiut'n ........ .45 a 5.00 p. .astonia ............ 6.08 a i,.25 p ........ rharlotto. .... 8.20 1) 6.50 at, (;.21 2 . 'n.aville ..... 12.00 a 11.40 p 1.'0 p. Itichmond .... 6.00 a 4.40 p .10 it .a Was'ilngton.. 4.42 a' R.:30 p . 1.altim'ae 1'.1t.1. 8 . 5 ai11. p. Ph1,iladclphia..10.15 a 3.00 It ....... Now York. 12.3 ni 6.20 a ........... Ves. It'st~ai' tuthbound. No.37 No.35 No. 11 No. " Daily j Daily Du y Ex'Sun .ew York .Rt. 4.30 p 12.15 n . P.aiilialplhia G. p' 7.20 a ..(I ... lia I t imoro. ... 9.20 p . a..4. W asaingtoni10.13 p 11.1.k .... Richond...... 12.05 a V2.55 )' 1.05 a Danville ....... 5.53 a 6.10 Char!ottu...... 9.35 a 1.00 p l'. atalonia ...... ...... 1.36 01 y ... IK Igsh ount'n ....... . . . H htck bhurg.. . . 10.47 a 12.13 A -, '. Guaffnaeys .... . . ... 12..' :1 Sparaanurg.. 11.37i a a :j.0-, ... .... C rc nvillo. . 1-.21 p . is 4. y.... ... Ce:tral.l....... 1.N1 . 2.41 a A.A t .......,. Westminster. io. coa. . ...... . 3.64 a 6.i .. Mloutit Airy.. ..... ....... 7.:35 p 03 Lua .. ... ... -1.4 a2 :'.0l p 7.2 a 001:-" |'10... 3.31 ) ft., 4 a n ..' Atl3..nta E time 4.55 1) 6.2, a 10.:30 a 9.30 a . Ula a timo 3.5.5 p . 15 a 3 .10 a A" a. m. "P." p. m. ''M." noon "N." n!ght os.37 and 38-W ashington vnl Southevaster, sitihled Limited,Throuighlillman Sleepera wvorn New York landi New Orleans, ra.. Wlasa Lona. Atuanta and Mo: jntgomey, and also0 bo en New York andac Maemphia. via Washaing ,Atlanta and Blirmnimmai. Dining Cars. os, 356 anad 361 1nited Statc esFast Miall, l'ull n Sleep)ing Cars betwaeen A',lanta, Mont nery aad New York. osl. 11 and 12. Pullmlann Sleipling Car uttwoe.s laiand. Dauvillo anal Grensbuo. A. TU1RK, S. H. IiARIDWICK, on'1[Pass. Ag't. Ats't General1 Pass Ag's WAselwoLoN, D. C. ATrLANTA, GA.. F. B. RYDER, Superintendbent. Oharlotte, North Carolina. H. GREEN, J. M. CULP, Gen'l SupS., Trafio Mn'gu, WasrWaUasI, U. a. Wahtnton DG ~UTHERN RAILWVAY CO. (EASTURN SYSBTEIM Vendensed Bohedule In Efteet July 15th, 1895. Trains run by 75th MerIdian Timea. L'ATIONS D)aily No.11. Charleston..................... 7.20 a an Columbia...................... ..... 11 aO a ma 3rospority.......................'.4 3) ma VJewhearry......... .. --.. 1 3.11p Clinton .... (Ex Sun)........... .3 p mn Laurons..._tEx Sun)....... 3.101 ' Ia NInety4?ix. .................. .. 1. pam Greenwood....................... ...' p m Hlodges ........................... 1 Albeillo...........................3)'>Ipm Ilelton ................ .......... 3.10 p m0 IndIerson............. ......... ..: p mn !eneoa.......................... .08 17lp i Atlnnta........... ........ ........I .30 pal L.'ATIONS. D~aily Greenville....... ................1015 am Piodmont........................I 10 47 ama Williamston........ ....,. ~-2- 11.11 an: An'derson...............11.30 am 13alton......... . ..... ... ........ 4 am Donald's............__......._....... 32 12 pm Abbtevillo...................-lI.:0amn Hodges......................... 12 28 pm Greenwood. ...... ......--....... 12.50) pul Ninety-Six ..................... 1.0)8 pm~ Lauarenis (Ex Sun).................0.10 am11 Clinton (Ex Sun).................11.0am Niwherry ...................... . 2.01 pin Prospority.............. 2.m pm Columbia............... . ........ :3.51 pm SCharlston.......... .......... ... 8.00 pm loetwoon Columubia and Ashoville,. .hi730aritiitariostonA r'8.00pmiill.uam a in fl.M5am 4 IFolinbiaAr. 3.-am 13d0in a mn 2.l0pm' ... Alston..." 8.00pmn12.45am a mn 1.I0pm 4a .Santuao. ..." .5pmn i.484am am 1.O0pm"..Union...a 1.05pmaIil.133pmn a m) 1.53pm " . . JoesvIlle.O 12.40pmi i1.1 (1pm1 a m2.07pm a Pacolot..12.23pm i i.O4pm am2.40pm Ar Spart'b'g'Lv 1i.45am8,l0.35pma a m 3.10pm Lv Soart'b'gAr i.18am1i0.30pmn ) am 5.80pmnj r AshevilloLv ?.i0am)~ 6.3t0pmi inon,42 . . .0p ., 6.18 p. mn.. (Ves led Limitedi; southbound. 1.00 a. in.. 3.05 p. 11.37 a. mn., (VestibuiedLmid. rains leave Greenville, A. and (U. D~iis, Ihbound, 3.29a.m.,. 14 pm., and 5.27pm..( Ves lied rimited); southbound, 1.52 a. mn., 4.40 p. 12.28 p. mn., (VestibuledLmte. rains leave Seneca, A. and C. IDiviion, north ad, 2.02 a. m. and 12.41 p. mn.; southbound, 3.01 t. and 8.06 p. mn. PULLMAN SERVICE. rains I6 and 16 between Asheville and Ce- ' abia make oonneotion at Columbia with F. I. P., trains 5 and 88, and carry through imian sleeping oars between Ashoville and ksoaville. ullman Palace Sleeping Cars on Trains 3U t 98, 317 and 38, on A. and 0. Division. A. T URK, 8.H1. HARIDWIJC, en. Pas. Agt. As'S Gen. Paa. Ag t. fias Sys IT. QREEN, J. M. CULP. Goin't Superintendont. 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