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, 1855-10-12

ANECDOTES OF GEN. TEIGGs.-There is n
good story told of Gen. Twiggs while he
was in Mexico, during the last war. 1t
will be remembered that certain battalion,
seated before Vera Cruz, from a certain
large city on the Atlantic seaboard, Which,
not to be inviduous, we shall call the Black
Battalion" was noted for the rascally char
acter Of its members, who were continually
lighting among themselves, and thicving
and robbing. One day General Scott con-
vcned a council Of war, to take into consid-
Grafton the best ways aud means for the
capture Of the castle Of San Juan d'Ulloa.
Twiggs was present. After many plans
had been proposed, aud much argument ex-
hausted on their want Of feasibility, Gen.
Twiggs slowly arose aud said :-"Well,
gentlemen, have thought Of way Of Ia
king 1t, which think none Of yon can OBJ
icct to-give me the Black Battalion, and
RI steal H."
And this reminds us OF another incident
related Of the same commander. As It is
well known, he was one of the strictest dis
ciplnarians in the army. 1t so happened
that there was miserable drunken fellow
from Georgia among the troops, who, one
day, swore that he was going to see Twiggs;
he had seen him in Georgia before, and he
was determined to go TO his tent and make
him a call. His companions knowing him
to be good-for-nothing scapegracc, watch
ed around to see him summarily repnlsed.
Parker sauntered up 10 the tent and peered
in, when, to the astonishment Of bis fellow
soldiers, General Twiggs looked up from
his work and said, Come in, Parker, come
for-Pm glad to see a dog from Georgia"
, 1855-10-12

A SPEEcH.-Thc editor Of Harpey's Mig
a=ine pulls the following scrap from his
drawer"
Many verdant congressman, fresh from
his constituents, has found the floor Of the
national bear garden quito different the
atre for the display of his abilities from the
tavern or the store up country, where he
has been wont to hold forth to his admiring
friends. Mr.. Collier, who became one Of
tho leaders in the Lower House, was taken
all abackI when he was first on his legs in
the hail. He arose and said, ''Mr. Speak
er." .
"The gentleman from New York." said
the Speaker.
1t began to grow dark in front Of The
rising member, but he managed to cxclaim
again, "Mr. Speaker" .4g
"The gentleman from New York. said
the Speaker.
BY this time attention was arrested, and
the sudden silence was even more confound-
ed than the uproar in which he had risen.
Once more he cried out but now on the
verge Of despair, "Mr Speaker"
"The member from New York, said the
Speaker with the faintest smile Of compass
sion on his face.
But no words came 10 bear the thoughts
Of the embarrassed member, and turning to
friend sitting next to him he burst forth
81 say Ellsworth, do you know where
can charter knot hole for fortnightw
That was his maiden speech. His next
was o decided hit and he sneediIv rose to
the front rank of speakers in the House.
, 1855-10-12
POETRY.
4 Gem from Fanny Forester.

We extract from the proofsheet Of &" Alderlrook
now in press by Tckner Co.. the following t0uchin
stanzas by Mr.. Jud>on to her mother previous 10 he
voyage from this port, few years ago :-BostoR Iie
Give me my old seat, motler,
With my head upon thy knee;
I've passed through many changing scene
Since thus sat by thee.
Oh let me look into thine eyes
Their meek soft, loving light
Fails, like CLEAN Of ofholiness,
Upon my heart tonight.
I've not Jeen long away, mother
Few suns have rose and set,
Since lat a tear-drup on thy check
Ny lips in kisses met
'Tis but little time, know,
Bat very long ii scems,
Though every night came to thee,
Dear mother in ny dfelm..
The world has kindly dealt, mother,
BY the child thou lov'-t 20 well;
Thy ppycrs have eirelcl round her path,
Aud twa. their holy spell
Which made her path 20 dearly bright
Which strewed the roSes there
Which gave the light and cat the balm
On every breath of air.
bear happy heart, m"tliCr,
happier never beat
And even now new bud. OF hope
Are burstng at my feet.
Oh, mother. life may be a breath,
But IL such dreams are given,
While Nt the portals thus we stand,
What arc the truths of heaven?
hear happy heart, mother.
Yet, when fond eyes Sec,
And hear soft tones and winning words,
ever think Of thee.
And then the tear my spirit wecps,
Unbdden flls my eye;
And like homeless dove, long
= Unto uly bTeaSt to Ny.
Then am very sad, mother
I'm very sad and lone
OH there's no heart whose ium1~t fold
ope's 10 me like thine ownl
Thnugh sunny smiles wrrathe blooming lips
While lOy'd tones meet my car,
Ny mother, one fond glance Of thine.
We're a thousand times more dear.
, 1855-10-12
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cramento ST., Sau Francisco l. authorized e. receive
and receipt for subscription. aud advertisements in
California.
, 1855-10-12

S6 Saint Orson Hyde, mormon elder,
and the proprietor of several Salt Lake see.
nglios, is at present in St. Louis. The OBJ
ject of his visit, it is said, is to make addi-
tions to his harem in the persons Of ten afi-
anced wives, now in that city, whom he
will take measures to transplant to Salt
Lake City, aA
, 1855-10-12

FRox WAsHINcroN.-Aug. lS.-Colonel
Steptoe, instead Of being in Carson Valley,
as the newspapers have recently stated,
awaiting the reply to the President to his
proposed conditional acceptance ofthe Gsv-
crnorship of Utah, was on the 18th of July,
at Benecia, California, with his command
, 1855-10-12

ba- Kossuth thus concludes q recent
letter to the New York Times
"0f one thing, however, would warn
America to beware: and that Is, The intro
dEeIiOn of Tdoc, tongue aud reiigiOn into hc
arena Of political contest Centuries may
have TO atone for the errors Of one genera
ton"
, 1855-10-12

S6T A return, just published at Rome,
shows that the order Of Jesuits at present
consists Of 6, $40, membersA-l ,6l5 OF whom
are in Italy, 1851 in France, 46S in Bel
GUM, 365 in Spain, III in Germany, and
1894 in England, America, and other
countries. In lT97, when the order was
at the height Of its glory, it possessed not
fewer than 10, 100 members. lo
, 1855-10-12
M It Is stated that a comm

p6S- 1t is stated that company in Ohio
is engaged in making portable steam en-
gines, to be used for various agricultural
purposes, such as threshing, WinnowinG,
shelling, and grinding corn, &c 1t is also
asserted that over is, 900 reaping machines
have been made and sold in this country
during the present year. The cost Of the
machines amounted to nearly 100000.
, 1855-10-12

D0- The Arctic committee, appointed
by the house of commons to investigate the
claims Of the commanders of the recent
arctic expedition for a reward for the dis
covery of a northwest passage, have come
to determination to recommend that G5-
900 should be given to Captain Mcclure.
, 1855-10-12

p@ The large coinage now taking place
in San Francisco, both by the private mints,
Of which three ure in operation, amount TO
nearly $500, 900 per week. Ia- ia
, 1855-10-12

We extract from the proofsheet Of AlderLrook,' =
now in pres. by Tichner Co.. the following touching
stanZas by Mrs Jndon n her mother previous 10 heI
ai0
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-18
YORK SHERIFFS SALES, IS

DY Virtue of Writs Of FSei Fdcias to me directed,
I'D will be sold between the legal hours of Sheriffs
Sale, on the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER
next, at York Court House, the following property,
viz:-y.-y-f.s se-N[@..5s,ssS
Will be sold by virtue of an order from, the Court
of Ordinary for York District, the 1st Monday in
November next, tract Of land, lying in said Dis
trict, on the waters of Tayors Creek, bounding on
lands Of John Nicely, A. Steele, John Mccullough
partition among the heirs-at-law Of Mary c. Howell
deceased. o
+ Will be sold by virtue of anorder from the Court
of Ordinary for York District, on the 1st Monday in
November next, a tract Of lapd represented by
plat marked B, containing So Acres, bounding on
lands of Thomas Thomasson, 7. NJ Neely, D. Faris
and Mrs. Susnn Hutchinson, soA for partition among
the heirs at law of Saml B. Hmchison, deceased. /
One tract of, land whereon lie defendant now re-
sides, levied Ton the property Of Robert D. Foster
at the suits6f Bowen & Farr, AID others. :
!. One tracto land whereon tie defendants now re.
side, levied on as the property Of John andsJames
Kenmore, ct the suit of Jno Z Carol. -
One tract of land levied on as the property Of ],
Gs Harris at the suit Of VIM 8 Daniels for Others.
bounded by lands of E. E. Harris, NJ A. Harris,
lands Of the estate of Hugh Harris, deceased, and
by lands of Clark Harris, continuing sixty-seven a.
cres more or less. 6
One tract Of land containing 200 Acres adjoining
lands of VIM. Black, Gilbert Enoe, DR.. W. J.. Good
and Rufus Meek. Also, one hause and lot situated
in Yorkville, near the Kings Nj mtain Railroad De-
pot, Also, seven Negroes, viz Tom and his wife
Rachael; Minerva and her fou children-Joe, AL
fred Sue and the Baby, levied IN as the property of
Martin Mullena1, at the suit 4 s. E. Bratton and
others. & s7'r
$. G. YoUNsBLooD, sgd.
Yorkvi11e Oct II 19hk ~ ~
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INDIAN AGENT'S REPORT.

To the Honorable Court for York District, s. c.
II BEG leave to report that, in October 1854, re-
Il ported to the Court at York that for the benefit
of the Catawba Indians had expended Twelve hun
dred and twenty-five Dollars 1 4 cents; and from
that time to the first of December, expended thir-
ty-three Dollars and 314 cents more-making in all
twelve hundred and fftyfve Dollars and 492 cents,
which reported to the Legislature in December
1854. beg leave to report further that Mr. Mas,
seys former Agent's) accounts from the time of his
last report to time of his death seven hundred
and eighteen dollars 664 cents. These accounts
reported to- the Legislature in December last and
have paid over the money to W. j. Cureton, Admin
istrator of Mr.. Massey) to sottle these accounts
This shows that of the two thousand dollars appro
prated for last year. nineteen hundred and seventy
four dollars and sixteen cents have been expended,
leaving in my hands twenty-five dollars and eighty
four cents, on the 1st of December, 1854. have
received twelve hundred dollars this year-making
S1225 g. The Catawba Indians are decreasing
They now number SO, and for the benefit OF those
Indians have (snce the 1st of October 1854 Gre
oted and settled the following accounts:
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'S0Haz:ts.fe.rrtr--s
; Bill for Partition.


". D. Rosborough, ct. al.
A. B. Conley, and wife,
and others.
DY order of the Court Of Equity, in this case, the
I'D Commissioner will expose to public sale, at
Chester C.. H.. on the 1st Monday in November
next tract of land belonging to the estate Of Jno
Rosborough, deceased, called the Turkey Creek
Plantation, containing
527 ACRES,
situated in York District, the Quinn road, boun-
ded by lands of VIM. Minter, - Crawford, Thom-
as Nance, Ezekiel Sanders and others. There is on
the place comfortable buildings, fine spring of wa
ter and about one hundred and forty acres Of
FINE BOTTOM LAND.
The plantation is well-watered and well adapted to
cotton and grain.
Terms of Sale: Cash sufficient to defray the ex-
penses of sale the balance on credit of one, two
and three years, with interest from the first day of
January next Possession to be delivered on that
day. The purchaser to give bond with at least two
good sureties to secure the purchase money, and to
pay.for all necessary title deeds
MATTHEW WILLIAMS, @, E. c. D.
Oct 19 Al st
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS,

VEVHE Subscriber offers for sae valuable planta-
Il ton known as the McLUNY TRACT, contain
ing about 3SS ACHES,
lying on Dry Creek in this Dtrict, eighteen miles
from Chester, c. H., and sixtep from Yorkville.-
About one half of this tract is ceared and in good
state of cultivation, very produtive well improved,
with
ABLEi4wEnGhNa,-
Gin House, Smth-Shop, Neg Houses and other
outbuildings. He is also desibus of selling anoth-
er body of land known as the z%
JAMESON tract,
containing upwards of TW0IDNDRED ACRES
twenty-five or thirty Acres Of Hich is Bottom Land,
about one-half in timber and he other half in cul-
tivation This place has on it NO dwellings and 9th
er requisite out-buildings conaon to small farms
These lands, which need Recommendation fur
ther than careful inspection will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. Fo further particulars,
persons are requested to call the subscriber at his
residence, about two miles Ndth of Bu1och's Creek
Church. a-s'@. 5--
5 A. J. ROBERTS
. Oct3 39 IT,
BSyaChester Standard cop till forbid. and for
ward account to this Office.
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Valuable Land For Sale,
ALL WOODLAND,
LANDS FOR SALE.

York District, lying on Ge main road from
Lancasterve to Yorkvile, a.Curetons Ferry, sew
en- miles of Rock Hill Depot. There is about one
half in cultivation, with conv.nient improvements,
such as DWELLING HOUSE and necessary outbuil-
dings, containing 1921 ACRES, well watered. AL
so 162 Acres, ALL WOODLAND, about one mile
from the latter place. will in few weeks have
a dwelling put up on it, and some Fifteen Acres
cleared. Said lands are good for cotton or corn,
and bargains will be given, as an anxious to sell.
w. P. McFADDEN.
Sept q 80 tt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-18
Commissioners Sale.

Wm E. Kelsey, Guardian,
vs.. Petition to sell
Alexander A. Neely and .ieal Estate.
Hyder A. D.. Nicely. J
DY Order of the Court of Equity in this case, the
I'D Commissioner will expose to public sale at York
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEM-
BER next, the plantation tract Of land willed by
John Neely deceased to the Defendants, containing
200 ACRES,
situated in York District, and bounded by lands of
the estate of Mary G. Howell, A. Steele, John Nc
Cullough and ]. NJ. Moore.
Terms Of Sals.-Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
this proceeding, the balance on q credit of one and
two years. the purchaser to give bond with good and
sufficient sureties, and mortgage of the premises.
The purchaser to pay for all necessary papers
MATTHEW WILLIAMS,
C. E. G. D.
Commissioners Office, !
Chester, Oct g. 1856. 40 4t
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co-PARTNERsHlP NOTICE.

co-PARTNERSHiP NOTICE.
II BENNETT, J. N. LEWIS, & D. h. WILSON,
81 have this day formed Co"partnership for the
purpose of carrying on the WATCH and JEWELRY
Business at the stand heretofore occupied by ]. ~
LEWIS CO., at Yorkville S. G., under4the name
of BENNETT, LEWIS, & CO., and at Chester, s..
c., under the name of BENNETT, WILSON & CO.,
at the stand formerly occupied by Lewis & Wilson.
Z JORDAN BENNETT.
-s. ]. N. LEWIS,
D. H. WILSON.5ss. :. z
The old firm of J.,N. Lewis s. Co., feel grateful
for the liberal patronage shown them on the part of
the public, and hope that the same may continued
to the new firm. - - Z J ~ :.
I'm. LEWIS,
D. H. WILSON.
Oct II 40 - sES tt
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Commissioners Sale.
~. In Eouity..-sYork.

Christina Wylie and others, $1,000
& vs. Bill for Partition.
J. B. .Wylie. - ~ 4
IN obedience to the order of the Court Of Equity,
il made in the above case, June Term, 1856, will
expose topublic sale ut York Court House ON the
IsTs TsMONDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, tract of land belonging to the estate of
William Wylie deceased, situate in York District,
on the waters of Tools Fork Creek, bounded by
lands of John s.. Bratton, Augustus Stultze, W. A.
Moore and others, containing =
ISL ACRES.
: TERxs.-Cash enough to pay the costs of this
suit !; the balance on q credit of twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, purchasers to
give bond and two good sureties.
JNO. L. MILLER, 9. B.Y.D.
ceT@issSes5s To1aTii1e' ost! o5'f; I, 1855. e
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Commissioners, Sale.

Wallace s Davis,s -
vs.. Bill for sale of land
Elizabeth Darnall and to pay debts
Susan Darnall, ct. al.
sDY Virtue of order Of the Court of Equity
LID to me directed, in-the above case, IBill sell on
the premises, on the 1st MONDAY IN '35oVEMBFR
next the tract of land described in the bill in this
case, containing
-Ir 143 ACRES,
situate in York District, on the waters Of Sugar
Greek, bsanded by lands of A.; D. Springs Nancy
Meacham, James Glover and others.
TERMS OF SALE:
suffciency of cash to pay the cost of these pro-
ceedings the balance of the purchase money on q
credit of twelve months, with interest from the day
of sale; to be secured by bond and personal secur
ty and q mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to
pay for papers. - s.-..1;Ezc
- JNO. L. MILLER,
1881 G.. E. Y. D. 3
Oct 19. Al - 3t
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CAUTT0N !-F0RMAN.2 IRoMsPLOI

CAUTION 0NLF0RMAN.2 IRoN PLOW.
HAVING purchased Of the Pafentse Of FOR
Ill MANS IRON PLOW, the right to manufacture
and sell said Plows in the Districts Of York and
Chester, the undersigned are determined to prose-
cute all violations Of their rights They are now
entering suit in the United States Court against
person in this place, who has assumed to manufac-
ture and sell said Plows without authority; and they
give warning to all persons who may purchase Of
him that they too are liable, and that suits will be
entered against every person who uses any Plow Of
his manufacture. This notice they give that per-
sons who choose to buy his plow may do SO with
their eyes open, and with the understanding that
they will have to stand suit in the o. States Court
LETSON & R0THR0CK.
Yorkyille, Oct II, 1866. 40 tt.
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nIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNFR.

- sHtP;aThs firm. hitherto existing under the
style of BR0AGH & CO., at Rock hin. was on the
lst instant dissolved by mutual consent. HENRY
r. BROAeH sfully authorized to settle unsths af-
fairs OF the firm, and also The Of
BRDACH, MASSEY 81 Coz, and all persons who Ire
indebted TO either rmare earnesy requested to can
upon him and make settlement. &c Is indispensably
necessary to close up our business and
to DO SO early collections must and will be made.
53. 81, H FeBR0ACH,
* - y ~ JOHN NASSEY, 8 3
~ ~ ~ Ct. ~ WseBR0AcH:
Rock Hill, Oct Il, 1866. s.s9s z0 ~ sc 81
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Commissioners Sale.
Samuel Lowry and Wife,
VS.. Bill for Partition
z Lucien B. Miskely and of Slaves. y,

IN obedience to the Decreta order of the Court of
Il Equity. made in the above case, at June Term,
1856, will expose to public sale at York Court
House., on the lst MONDAY in NOVEMBER next,
THREE SLAVES, viz: Salina, Daniel, and McDuf.
Said Slaves sold for division among the distributes
and heirs at law in the above stated case.
Terms.-Cash enough to pay costs of this suit, the
balance of the purchase money on credit of twelve
months with interest from date, the purchaser to
give, bond and good sur6ties.
JNO. L. MILLER,
80 C.. E. Y. D.
ooRmlss1Ssees TepRrins, ost o5'f; g. 1855 ge gSeSa
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Ole DaiIp golltb Gatpliriat,
Our Session Paper: .

Our Session Paper:
TVAVING made the necessary arrangements 70
Ill furnish full and accurate reports of Legislative
and other proceedings, by the engagement Of the
best repol ters, we offer our Daiy Session Paper on
the usus,. terms of One Dollar for the session.
Having the advantage of Hoes Mammoth Press,
which willptint both sides of the paper at the same
time, we will be able to Keep open tost latest
hour, and thus have an advantage never previously
enjoyed in Columbia. Every effort will be used to
make it satisfactory to our subscribers ,,,., =
-: r. w. GIBBES.
|. ootn 40 Il
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RIDDLES MILLS.

thepublic, that his MILLS having recently un-
dcrroue considerable REPAIRS are now incomplete
order for grinding Cortland WIFE, he feels con-
fdent that he can give full satisfaction to ell who
favor him with their patronage All he asks there
fore, is o fair trial. - V. u. hlDDLE. z
a. o =. = Al <ssss If
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new BLACKSMITH SHOE. !.

TFNHE undersigned have leased the shop known as
i WALKERS OLD STAND (recently occupied by
Steedman & Mcconnell ON Main Street, opposite the
residence of Col. Wright where they are prepared
to execute all kinds Of BLACKSMTHING, in the
most substantial manner and on reasonable terms.
They are also engaged in the Manufacture and sale
of FORMANS PATENT IRON -PL0W, the best
Plow now in use, and which cannot fail to commend
itselfto every intelligent farmer who gives It trial
They Solicit an examination; and viii be pleased to
exhibit it toan who may call. They solicit share
Of public patronage. -. =
LETsON, R0THROCK & Go.
Yorkville Sept 20 II. s.
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ON HAND.
NEW GROCERY STORE.

n, AM iust receiving at my Store opposite KUSEsS
II HOTEL, choice stock of FAMtLYMGR0CEtR-
les, which will sell for Cash at lower prices u an
they can be purchased elsewhere IN this place
stock consists of ss>l - ~
BEST RIO AND JAVA COFFEE, :
New Orleans, Clarified, Pulverized, Crushed, Porto
Rico and Steam Refined Sugars.
Twenty Barrels New Orleans Syrup; Sugar House
ssand Porto Rico Molasses. - ~ - -
F;ftv Sacks Of Salt Rice Ssrdines, Fresh Oysters in
cans Pickles, Preserves and Jeles Of various kinds,
together with the usual variety ofa Family Grocery
w. X. HACKET.
March 90 - If
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1896. CIR.
Apr. 2a Cash paid john McGilI for cover
ing Bridge on Kings Creek, 10
SCash paid Thomas Whitesides for
for repairing Bullock's Creek
Bridge, 7 As
Cash paid Chesley Gwnn for the
repair Of T. Creek Bridges, 112 Is
Jany. l. Cash paid Edward Leech for re-
pairing Bullock's Creek bridge, 20 90
Cash paid Jno. McGill for repairs
on Clarks Fork and Henry's
Apr. . Cash paid John S. Bratton for a
ledger for the purpose of re-
cording, so
Aug. O. Cash paid J. E. Grist, for publish
ing the report of Treasurer for
the year 1854, $50
Cash paid Edward Leech for the
repair of Kings Creek Bridge, % 90
Total amount paid out by Treas'r. SlS4 80
Total receipts by Treasurer, 55S 2l3
Balance in the hands of Treasurer, 1858 914
Commissions on SlS4 80, the
amount paid out, 60
Commissions on 1858 q B, the ,-.-.,--~zs
amount received, <..ss.-.PAl2 "
l-zs=7zs' II 43
The amt after Commissions deducted 1851 4s9
All of which is respectfully submitted,
PETER McCALLUM, Treas'r.
JOHN McGILL, Chm.
JOHN S. BRATTON, Sec'y.
October IS, 1856. -.
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Z 81 Trustees of Ebsnel
[ceiYesa it6ati ions fgf ff
ring the ensuing year. ST1
many ycars in & yery prosp]l
prospects are such as tocN& &rrant(
the most competent INF {fructors.
satisfactory referencaskn assurancsl
tency Of tho applicant to prepare Stud
Sophomore Class 81 tie South Carolina
g 5be entertained &ntil Saturday, the 24fh
sber, when q sci le6tion win be made. Add}
VI EDWARnd d5'
Eben ezer, Yokk Dist, SsG s i; = : j
Columbis Banner please copy b
forward accoyhts to this Office.