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To the .Disci|iles of ..Tlsculapitis who are within our gates this week, tjik ti.mi.s in behalf of the eiti/ens if r iiiot? extends the most cordis 1 w.'leotnc. and ho| es that their nnnustl session will be prolific of much that is henefieial to themselves, and to the people of South Carolina. Hero is a double health to the benefactors ol maK.woman and child, in sickness and in health, and to the sentinels if the State in the time ol' pestilence and plague: 1 lasses s. grant. The ihhiv of litis great nian was placed in its last resting place* on Tuesday the lltin hi .\|?rn. nun |x> 111* .iiim >! ?. Tin' iu.i>;iiiiii i'i.t monument siinl Siiicopltiitfiis. costin*/ sea h i,( H n I is situated in New York ?-it\. mi tlie lmnks nt .'lie hist or a Hudson rixi'l. xvI tele lieli. ' *1^ fir?1 * ** ' * mir ?ij i' ion Is, Hvmtt wjis oae of the jni'iitest men lliis eountry ever produced, lie was a miln of trreat coiirigc ami wil jmwer, of kimi heart ami unohtrusivi manners. There was nothing of the ir.i^^art aUmt him. lie was most essentially ;i soldier. 1 nit he was not a I mite. He was not a success as a |M>litieiaii oi laiainess num. hut his failure in tlies* lilies should lie luore pjo|M'il\ at 11 ihiiteil t "> th?> influence of his fiieuds. tluiu to a lack of tpulilicatioi s within himself. No man was ever truer or more sincere to his friends. Soldiers rarely evei make successful politician* or lutsiiiess juen. tin cut's rnilflllltif or id jijNiiiiattox was one ofthe most inii}rtMl?Hi?i>us nets ever recorded in history, and will jrrow and !* appreciated more and more ;is time euahles the t>p|?one.nts of Ijrant to sec tliis ad in its pro|ier light. Head what Fitzhuirli iaesiiys u|mhi it. "tleii. <irants* Ix-liavior at Ap|H>mnttn\ was inarkeil hy a desire to s]ni|'|* the feelings of his great o|>|Niiieut. TIm'Im w;is no tlMfjtrtiei) ?li<itl;av * liia t I'm itu llttrii mil paraded with IkiiiiIs playing anil Uuuiers living. liefon* w hose lines I In-('oiifodenites .must maicli ami stack arms, ile ilid not ilcmaml 1 joe's sword. as is customary but actuallv apologized to him for not having Ids own, saying it lia?l lieuti left behind to tin* wa^iii: promptly stopped sllutes from 1 icing I ins I to mark the event, ami tin* terms grinded were liliera! ami generous. ".\o man could have )>eliii\isl N iter (Jian tieiieral (iniul did under the eircmiistiuii'es.' said las-." l'it/liugh J/Ce in life of lictiefal l.ee. 3low many jnen would have tiv.'lb'd J.ec mud Ids gallant soldies thus? Compare (ii'iUit to ail victorious (iencrals and note how hisaet ions shut out in splendor and magnanimity U**ides thenl. Xe\t. notice his actions when death ''Utl fastened his-n ip upon him. and lie was a ware oft he fact, with what fo;titiulc and nerve he Nire up under his sulleriugss! 11 is lsist words were those of a true hero: "la*t us have jteaee." and suit in*; Ins actions to his words, if our meinory serves lis i ight, he reipiested that several < onfederate (ienerals whom lie had Known personally. should b.* numN-red amongst his pall-bearers. To our mind I'lysses S. (irant and Abraham l/uieolm vere the tw o greatest men prod need by Hie North during tlieeriMs' litis eniuilrv pass?n) tin<xi^ii during tli?' years running from l^if> to 'i'hey compare most favorably >mI!j all of the great men ever pr?iiu(4ii m ttui ccuutiy <-f oui.v and ^u?itl 'Hi ot one ot vIki tbuu^ifen 1 fnit^k'S oi this country, ami that is, that the greatest otlice in tlie gift of tin* peo??\? of this American nation is within the reaCh of the humblest ami most lowly lorn citizen. We are proud to Udoug to a nation ami a country tliuteau pioduee such men. ? - m T.ie < oliuuhia Record, an evening l?ai?er. hi s again Urn started in Columbia. It. is edited by Mr. Koester, formerly editor of the Register. If lie runs his |ia)K>r as his announcement indicates we lielievo lie will succeed. etta jane'euioes. Etta -Iam:. April ?Last Saturday night the Uirn. stabhs and tour houses Ulonging to Mrs. W, It. Hughe.of tioudeysville. were burnt. I have not yet heard all the |Mrticulars, hut the loss is heavy. Eurmersare getting along with then work pretty well eonsideiing the dr\ weather. Corn is coining up and so are many of the garden vegetallies. thib ill 1(1 WJMMI uiv nr''*iui^ mm, rojw%:\ uuit tlu? oats. The health of this community is von r<>o<l just at this time, though a fc.< chillsof last year's eoiitnielion are stil clinging on to their vietuins. Miss Alice luttlejohn, of Star Farm, who is teaching in Chester county, cuiiu home on a visit Sat unlay. County SuiK-rvisor lupscomli hasniatk arrangements to aceoiuinoilate the ran liilates for chain gang honots, and here after our Magistkate comts will ]iutroiii/.< him when necessary. Kev. A. A. dames. e.\-ehap)ain lstl Kent. s. c. V. special sermon to tin old soldiers and their friends at Fl lie the Church on the lifth Saturday in May. The South Carolina division (J. C, Veterans will hold its annual meeting a Greenville S. c.. Uegiiining August 25 It will 1m* a leisure season and let even old vet" who can try and lie there The '.Mountain City" will receive then with ojieii arms and hearts and mak< their visit as pleasant its c ire must mice: will admit. Many distinguished soluien will lie there whom we may jK-rliap: never have another op|Hirtuiiity to sir Let Union and Cherokee regiment gani/e and take their places in the pro cession, (ieneral Walker desires to liavi his division fully represented, not onl; , at (ireeuville hut at Nashville, Tenn. and we |io|h* to see his w ishes abundant I gratiliiil. From the Mattering letters we s,*e th times is not far distant when Tit 1 TiMKh will he amongst the foriuos wieklies in the State. Si mote it he, I spent Sitiudii) I'igld ami yrstrrda with friemls and relatives in the lliekor, (irove section. The rains on the night of the till in* did immense damage to fanning lands ii many portions of York county us well a this. - i.. - i I Mill ;m iihiiimi mhid nuuir ; mail hail tin* misfortune to lose his lions ' j ami its con tenia l?y lire one day ln> week. While we greatl\ admire the inagnan I iniiis spirit actuating the Daughter ol the llevolulion of JhiHikly, X. Y.. t place at the grave of Miss Kmily (Jeigei a suitable luonuineut to pcijietuate h< tuiL li>.vj sidit of til fact that I'nioii county imiiislied , heroine whose brave act was no less j factor in solving the problem of America ' j iiule|?'iideiice than was that of Mis (Joiner. I rcfsi to Miss Anne Kenned who Istre a dl<|mtch to (ieucral Mortal j the hero of ('oW|H'lis, at the tisk ot In own life as well as lilierty. Traditjo says she passed through a crowd o torii*s. MOlue of tlicin were her neighbor who knew Iter, and she knew theiu tin I she covered her faro as well US sl|c coil I and rode past thrill asipiiotiy as (tossjlili After slie got out of sjghl alio pi lash to hi i horse and was mmhi out i reach of I hem on hei mission. It seem that tliej had just killed a wild tnrke and were quarreling ovei the divsion and that nave her an ??p|K?i'tunity to pas theiu unnoticed. No doiiht there ill some of her blood relation still living r irnlofi fMitmty. or elsewhere In our Stati who mat read this letter, and if so w< would Is- glad to hear from then) or am friend who can give am particulars mil licetcd with the lite of this heroine Miss Anne Kennedy. From the present appearance* the drj spell is at a close and the farmer's fear will soon he wreathed in smiles. The eolliliuillioi) w ill lie held at Saleii next SabUilh. 1'reaehtug oil Satuda; at 11 a. in. \'o\, GOSSIP FROM GAFFNLY. C.vi iM'.\. April J7.?('lipid has l>eei pretty busy in our ?*i(> of late. Miss Ola Kendrick ttixl Mr. A Koliertsoii were m.'.rriod lust Tuesday b} Clerk of Court..!. Kb .lotteries. Mi? Kencb iek is n \ er\ accomplished younjj lady, while Mr. l?ol?ertsoii is one of out nicest ynmitf men. I Miss Amelia (iritlitli and Dr. DownI in-.; were married last Wednesday, Mis> (?ritlitli is die eliaimiiio daughter ot ('apt. II. I*. < ritlit b of the ("oo|H*r l.inie. stone Institute, and Dr. lknniin^ is a | pioiiiiuent physician of J'acolet. Mr. John Spoke left for Johnston. S. ('., yesterdav, where he is to unite in marriage with Miss Carrie lloatwri^ht today. Mr spoke was accompanied bv Ins sister and several Irieiids. Miss Annie Sims and Mr. Charlie WYlister are to In- niarritsl tomorrow, Miss sains is the accomplished dau^htei 4 uf l'rof. It. t). Sims and Mr. Webster is a liked bookkeeper of the (iulTuey M*f"}j ( <?. i All these yoitnjr couples are veil npp-ill.ir yoillljjf |M-ople and we wish them a . pros|* iow? )utme. Hey. J. II. rienuneli will lecture in the new J'resbyteriau clpirch on Friday eveninir May I Ith on "The Holy Hand." l{e\. Thorn well li.isbnt r?eeutl\ returned ! limn The IIolv 1-ind and no doiihl his 1 ..ill I... ..... i.-I i.... I* * * " ' " ,A ' ' IHH I' Senator (ionloii will lecture in tlx* city o|ht:i house on May J'i, "Clulcr the Mistletoe." a pantoinine of line acts will lie shown here tonight t'orthe lienrjit '?! the l'reshx terian chinch. This coin|?an> t* hojjie talent ami consists ot lot) |H*o|ile. T.vr. Kvery clow I has a silver lining ami tLorw is 4 Wi,'l)t > i'lt- i<? t-' tuy ta-us item , >ojn?gr::|.l;s ?ii.oa!J a- irssfu*! hui.;.- ..,4 I ^'P IK) YOl EtailSMM i 11 Have several Bu arid a lot of On< Horse Wagon! close o i : NEXT THJ tje : A Small Cash Payr i i L. G. V SANTDC SQUIBS. S.VNTfr, April 27.? The weather i ' getting very ?iry ami warm but III farmers say that they can stand itanotht week very well, although tliey wool 1 like to have a rain for wheat and oat and to bring up the corn planted. Mo? f of the cotton crop will be planted tlii week. ' We were anxious to hear Hill Arp 3 1 loot me last week, but every one was to s busy and no idle borses. therefore I don s think many went from here to bear bin s Mrs. tieo. Konn died last week. W have not heard what was he matter wit s her. We suppose old age, as she was n old lady. l' There is no serious sickness in tli v community, and we think we haver liealty a country and as clever and high >' toned i>eople as*exist anywhere. l?ev. Garret tilled his aptiointinents ;i '' Saiein Sunday morning and cvenin; K The latter service was to the youii l IK'ople, esjH'cially the young men. ltcv. ] lorry also tilled bis ap|M>intmei V at the school bouse Sunday afternoon. > Mr. Claude Gregory returneil from trip to Lexington last week. He a I tended a big wedding, also a sociab h while gone. He reports a very plensai " I Mm- iiJIIimmi. i Miss Kstclle Tliotiliis is visitii '1 relatives al ('ailisle. Messrs. llaski ' ami Kemp Thomas, from near Unioi il were in our town Saturday and Sundi visiting relatives. A vox. * MT. JOY MUHMURIKGS. Mr. Joy. April 28.?People have la , |1 lui.vtW ...? lli> Itk-fiiv till! i|;|yK ^ Hoiimi lUuig up for their crop, utile !, planting coin and cotton. Fanners of thjs section have alioi got to the point where they will have vy to stop plowing until it ra:ns. Corn and cot ton are coining up. all ' needs is a good warm shower of rain, n I see Ueneral lireen |s getting up h t forces prewiring for a battle with tl s fanners hut I think tliey can manas , hiin. ,i The young i?eople of this section a liegjnuing to talk alnint picnics. |( The girls ami Imivs have lx*gun t<> lis (. hut not much luck yet. |S Mr. J. (?, llcntly, of Mt. Joy, is quil v sick, hut we |io]h* to see him out soon. Miss I) assie llcntley has h?en visitin ' friends and relatives of this section th week. lt 1 am lold that Mrs. l)ughes, ? (> Cfowley.svjlJe, got herbarii, ci rn ami I'm . der hurnt up Saturday night, The Hi k was discovered ahout .'1 o'clock in tl , iiiorning. Origin unknown. Jot: JoxMs. I i WASHINGTON ENTOMBED. s (icorge Town, Dec. -JO. i On Wedncsda\ last, the mortal |mit i i' WASH IXHTON the Ureal?the Fa Hit of his country and the Friend of mat was consigned to the tonih, with soiem | honors and funeral pomp. A multitude of |Kirsons assembled froi i r?ia11\ miles round, at Mount Vernon, tl choice alxNie and last residence of tlie i . lustrion.s ehicf. There were the groves i the spacious ayepues, the lieautiful an < suhliuie scenes, the nohlo mansions--1? r ! alas! the augiN inhabitant was now n ' ' more. That great soul was gone. ]I i.,i-?-ii i. I i*i i fin i niM i nrir inuirii , nut <111 how i'IYfM-1 in*;! how awful thu speetae] | of Mich worth Hir frrratness, tims, t i||oital eyes, (alien!?Yes! fallen J.fallei j in tin- lonjf aiul Itifly i'liftieo, wiier i | oft the Hem walked ill all hiH^loiy, iiov | la) the sluoudrd eor|ise. T||e eomiU nanee still roinpoNil and serene, seeine i to depress t lie di^nil) of the spirit, whir lately dwell ill that lifcjess form ! The* w ho paid the last sal lioiioiirs to the 1-eia faetor of his eouutiy, took an hnpressiv a I'ai'ewall view. (hltlie o||iaine|it at the head of tli eoitin. w,is iusiajU-d S| |;i,k \|? Jinn < km alioiit the middle of the cnlliu oi.ocia (>t:n and on the sjlver, liKN Kit A J. (,K<>!|(iK \V.VSIIlN(iT<>\, lH-parted this life, ontiie J ||h I liie.etnU-r 17if.i, ,Kt. t?s. ltetween three and four o'rlock, tin soiiiu) of artillery from a vessel in tin river, lifiiiK minute yuns, awoke afresl our ? ileum sorrow the poi |>se was re moved a I'and of music with inoiiriitu uielnd) inelled the soul into all the ten denies* of woo. The procession was formed and tnovei on in (la: follow t||tf order j ('it vali). | I id.int i>. \\ it li aims reversed. (> mi I'd, I M tisii, j t. leiy. . j. It<J Or U'-'l.fc ' '? s-j wild \ i a.i'U" (l d.d p~u4* Negro Wench. Any |H<rs<m inclined In pincliase, may know (lie particulars l<y apply to JOHN t>'JHOOl"MAKli!'? ju;:. at K >. l.ot^r. I r 1.;. 1*71.4?. We Have Long Since Learned That it is better to have goods that customers want, than - to have goods that want customers. We are very proud of our stock of Wash Goods and Millinery, And every Lady that has seen them, knows the reason why. Do not imagine because theEaster Season lias passed, that our Millinery is any less attractive. On the contrary, you may look for even I 1 L-! -La ' -I. *.1 I _ I RIDE? iggies and Phaetons 3, Two and Three 5 that I want to ut in the ERTY DAYS R >1 !<: nent, Balance Nov. 1. O U N G. Who Can Measure ^ The influence of the mother 1 It shapes the course of unborn genii erations?goes sounding through is all coming ages and enters the confines of Eternity. With what care, therefore. s should the Expectant Mother be i,) guarded, and how great the ef't fort be to ward off danger and > make her life happy. Mother's Friend" h> system that Child-Birth is made it easy and the time of recovery shortened?many say "stronger after than before confinement." I It insures safety to life of both iv mother and child. All who have used "Mother's Friend" say they will never be without it again. Ho other remedy robs confinement of its pain, ul X. "A ouitomn wkom wit* MM 'Idotbcr'l FrlMd, a; Mya-tUat if nhe had to go through tbo ordMl M??n. and there wore but four bottle* to be obtained, and the roe* wat $100.00 per bottle, he it would barn them." Gxo.I.ayton, Dayton,Ohio. Swtkj Mill, nn wrlpl k(prlf?.|i.ooPF.R BOTTLF. TO EXPECTANT MOTHERS" Ut? ..onUimnf Information ?nd ruluoury tentiinoaials, TMK BRADFICLD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. OA. i* AOLA NY ALL oauoa?isT?. ic T,. A I , . , / Cols. t 1 7 ' i iiilpiii. rt. I 'nIs. ?;?,;? Marstell.i. Situs, | ^ I -- I.ittk*. ,1, liillllSilV, = ' = Payne, zl I/"" ' ^ [t. Mourners. Masonic brethren. ,jr C'iti/.i'llS, |s When tin' procession hiid arrived at I lie bottom of tin? elevated lawn, on tin* ,C Uink of t)i?* Potomac, where the family |. vault is placed, the cavalry halted, the i-(. infantry marched towards the Mount ll? and formed their lines? the Clergy, the Masonic brothers, and the Citizens, descended to 11 ic Vault, and the funeral service of tla* Church was |ierformetl.? The firing was re)>ciite<l from the vessel in the river, and the sounds echoed from (la; woods and hills around. Three general discharges by tin* infantry , 1 the cavalry, alid 11 pieei-s of aitillcry, '1' which lined the 1 Links of the Potomac, > hack of the vault, paid the last tribute to M the entombed Commander in Chief ??l* the ariiiies of the United states and to 'I the departed Hero. i(! The sun was now setting. Alas! the ?' son ok oloin was set forever. No? the name of WASHINGTON--the 'I Ameriean 1'resident and General- will d triumph over Dkatii ! The unelotided ? brightness of his Glory will illuminate the future ages ! ?From an old ropy of Ulster eountv (N. Y. I Gazette, lstjo. i,f " |t has lieen facetioush remarked that ' a hillious headaehi: remiKils you of eaeh V of your sins and several of your future * ones. There is less exeu.se for hillious " headaches in these da\s than formerly. ! they can Ih> eotupletely cured by a simple 1 eon isi' o! Ramon's Tonic I aver Fills. k Ask the Union 1 >rug Co., your druggist, almut this wonderful new remedy. It r cost but *jo cents a Ihix, and is rarely known to fail. Try a free sample. Willi eaeh box there tire some tiny jH-llets for "toning up" the system. | From Ulster ( o. iN. V.i Gazette 1st hi. ) For Sale, The one lii'.lf of a ;; Saw Mill. i with a convenient place for 111' I LI>I XG, lying in the Town of Rochester. Ry 1 the Mill is an inexhaustible quanity of r FINKWOOD. ? And also, , A STOL'T. IIKAUTIIV. ACTIVF. ueiier ami originer wutk man ever, uecause we can devote more attention to the trimming than we could during the EASTER rush. Pretty Mats arriving weekly at Pretty Prices. Summer would lie fearfully dry, hot, and uninteresting, were it not for the beautiful line of Wash Goods here, properly priced. We have sold scores of pretty dresses and pretty Mats to scores of pretty women, and we have lots left yet for YOU. High Grade and Low Cost. * Scan These Over and Draw Your Conclusions, Then Your Pocket Book. 4 c. For Beautiful Styles in washable colors of Shirting Prints. 61-4 c. Buys a line of nice quality Figured Organdies. t gg tlets a :;G inch Percale in many bright and newest effects. 10c. Wins an exquisite line of Dimities Plain and Printed. 12 l-2c. For the matchless and superb Lappet Stripes, now sc popular. 10c. For a Duck (without feathers) in Navy. Linen and Fast Black. DC. Fetches vim a nice ribbed undervest Big Value. 25c. L a ridiculous price for those stylish sailors in black or white. $1.00 Trims you up a Beautiful Hat in Foreign designs. j 5c. Is awfully low for a GO inch Solt Finish Bleach Muslin. THE OLD RELIABLE," ft n vnciprn n nn in iii lumiiiii at uui HARRIS LITHIA WATER Contains More l.itliia (liiiii iin\ Nalui.il l.itliia Spring Water oil the Market. Read what some of the Moled I'hysicinns have to say for Harris l.itliia. TKiST^IO>IA.I>. The waters of the l.itliia Springs are odorless, I'icc from color, with a pleasant saline taste, rather palatable. When taken in considerable quantity, they do not nauseate. purge, or produce any feeling of discomfort. 1 had from the analysis of the waters, they eontain Chloride Sodium. Carh. I'otash. Carh. Soda. Carh. l.itliia, Carl). Iron and Sulphate Magnesia. These waters act directly u]m>ii the mucous coating of the stomach and alimentary canal, they are jHiwerfully alterative and tonic. They are everything to inllamed or irritated surfaces. They act ujmiii the blood, changing it from acid to alkaline. In Indigestion. Catarrh of Stomach and Castralgia. supplemented with a proper diet, they are a certain cure. The action the kidneys is marked. The Sodium, l'otash. Sola. l.itliia, are the l*'st solvents of uric acid, all calculi of an acid character, whether litary or cystic, are steadily dissolved. 1 am confident that the profession will tind it very useful in cases where this class of water is required. .1. (J. Wn.iu n, M. I). WalterlHiio. S. (',, April 10, lsti-j. Asheville, X. C\, April 21, ISO.'!. An extended clinical use of the Harris l.itliia Water prompts me to the statement that I regard it as one of the liest, if not the hest, l.itliia Waters known to the profession. In the condition of I'hosphatic Trine, its action is marvellous. Its use in the Rheumatic and (ioiity Diseases all'ord me more comfort than either the Buffalo or Londonderry Waters. Very truly yours, John IIky Wii.i.iams, M. 1). Mr. J.T. Harris. Proprietor Harris l.itliia Springs? Dear Sir: While it is contrary to my custom to give testimonials to remedial agents, I feel free to attest to the etllcacy of the Harris l.itliia Water (when used in huge quantities) in the Rheumatic and ((out v Diatheses: in eniroitred states of tin- Iviiliu.vv in ;n?i 0 - - ,? . ? > mi aim Mil it'll t?i the Plodder, and in all cast's where there is an excess of solids in the urine. Yours resjieet fully. Cko. IIowk, M. 1). Hallimore. .Inne'24, 1KJH1. .1. T. Harris. Esq., Harris.Spring. >. ('. ? Dear ^ir: I have lieen using Harris I .it hia Water for some time, and I will say to yon that it is my opinion that the. Harris l.ithia Water is by far the liest l.ithia Water that I have ever used, and that it h;is done me a great deal of good, and I think that it is a most valuable remedy. 11. ('. Hoffman, I'res. S. A. L. II. It. Chester, S. ('. Dear >ir: Km the past eight months I have been usingII uris l.ithia Water with the most excellent results, where I have lieen abie to get my patients to dtink a siillicient (piantity daily. The earlM mated has no equal in (iastric disturhanees. it is an excellent table water. It is a pleasant laxative, and is a sure cure for flatulent ilys|H*psia. s. M. Davei.a, M. I>. We guarantee one glass of Harris l.ithia Carbonate Water will relieve the worst case of indigestion in one minutes time or money refunded, and if taken after each meal, will cure any ease, of iiidis|K>sitioii. HARRIS LITHIA WATER COMPANY, HAKIMS I,(Till A SI'KINftS. S. r. HOIV THE VOTE STANDS. List of Letters rurrir Ihmran, I'nioii 7IKJ ?> . . > . , .... , .. . Miss 1.1 hi-liiiil < ?ov*. ('arlislc till 1 i<'ll)?l illlll^ II) till' I OSt Otl|('|*Jlt \ 11 it >11 Mi"n .MI,a Wiitk. r. r.)l? r:iini' of t he week eliding April o0, ISP". Miss Kale Sailor. Sanliic Mi>* Miik'k'ic ( utlll. .?Ol?c*vi||i* I iff | *MlS. I' I Stllt'lS IiO||\% ^ll'. (eJuH* C Mi?s Mi-ttii' I'anf, .iiuioviilf in Cannon, Miss Kosia Props. Mi?s Lilly Harris. t'liioi fa I I Mi-s i.ita s?i.u,.i?iMCNviiic :.ii I Persons ea 1 ling for the almvc letters \!l^ !"v '-V I will please sav if advertised, and will lie Mi? lli'lli' I aimer, .Ml .lev . . .. . . ,. Mis- i{<i-ascii<i|i|>aiii. Union ii; | re<|iiireil to pay one eent lot their dehvMiss A'lilir I'rulU. I i CI V. K. W. IIAIIUIS, P. M. Mi** Muitio lCav. Union I '. ' Mi** Kol?iii??oii Union If a i?. . .i f - 1 .n'liiij, i\. iumi I'1 r*- <li4> M'*-1 l.iirimla (iuull K.-lton 1 ? , ,,p * ? ??*?? Mi"-- May I"??-i. I'liioH !' MKh IMlia Ml Ts<lM>r I-' All IKll'tH'S Sll'l' WiU'lM'll Hot to llilV Ol Mhi Kllli- Sinilli. I iilon * , . ' i .1 ? ?? . ii MK- ( aril.- wiilani. i iii.m ? harbor a woliiim 1 ?> the tuifiif <?! Matiloa Mi-S la.lilic I,. . ,' .n.h. ii Kill <i MilltlT. WJIS lllnl?T I'Dlll nil.'t Willi : i*<? **? ?? vw?t?itirnw. M>- I'hr.iiii. Wliiiinlw. Cn?s Kryr . ^A'.'.'NKV Mi>? 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