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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16
frcm the AnAmosa Eureka.
Slave Deaaocfncy-

Our Slave ne;oeeratio Administrator
Is bent an making Kansas Save State,
at least sufficiently 80 to hayc rcturne! at
the outset, two slave-driying United
States Senator, and members Of the House
of the same kidney, under another sham
election, by men living in the State Of
Missouri. Our doughface journals will
End nothing wrong in such proceedings,
nor in any course that reduces the whites
Of the North to "a state but one step in
advance Of the Indian Of the forest.
What that state il we will show by
quoting Southern writers Of wen known
reputc.
Says Mr.. Farrar, Of Missouri, in 1
paper on Domestic Manufactures in the
South and West, published in 1857:
''The free population Of the South
may be divided into two classes-the
slavcholding and the non-slaveholding.
am satisfied that the non-slaveholders
far out number the slave holders-per.
hops three 10 one. In the more southern
portion Of this region the non-slsvcholders
possess generally very small means, and
the land which they possess is almost uni
vcrsally poor, aud 80 sterile that scanty
substance is all that can be derived from
its cultivation; and the more fertile soil
being in possession of the slaye-holler,
mast ever remain out Of the power Of
those who have nonc."
This state Of things is q great draw
back, and heavily upon and depresses the
moral enregics Of the poorer classes. :
The acquisition of .
respectable position in the scale of wealth
appears SO difficult, that they decline the
the hopless pursuit, and many Of them
settle down into habits Of idleness, and
become tho almost passive subjects Of all
its consequences. And ! lament to say
that have observed Of late years that an
evident deterioration ia taking place in
this part of the population, the younger
portion Of it being lass eaucoted, lsss tn
d,istvi0ss, and il every point Of view.
less respectable, than their ancestors.
William Greg, ESQ, Of South Caro-
lima, delivered IN address on the subject
Of manufactures before the South Carroll
na Inststute in 1881, in which he said:
"From the best estimates that have
been able to make, pat down the white
people who ought to work and who do
not, or who arc 10 employed = TO be
wholly unproductive to the State, Al one
hundred and twenty-five thousand.
/. : Any man who is an OBJ
server Of things would hardly pass
'hf. ach our country 9iiltgt beipc str,n.k
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We received from w. b. Goodwin and
S. s. Ridley, passengers BY the Southern
Michigan cars, last evening, An account
of very serious accident to the express
train on Thursday night, coming west.
Between Toledo and Adrain and abou,
twelve miles from the latter, place, at hall
past o'clock yesterday morning, that
train run against a COW. After dragging
the COW some distance the tender was
thrown off the track. The fore part Of
the first passenger car, having broken an
axel, was thrown of into ditch, leaving
its rear end across the track. The Sec
ond passenger car then ran against the
hind end Of the first, staving it clear in.
to the baggage car in advance, instantly
killing Eve persons who were in the first
car, and seriously injsring several others.
A gentleman aud wife from Mercer Co.,
Pa, on their way to settle in Wisconsin,
together with one Of their children, Some
Is months I'D, were among the killed,
leaving another child some 3 years old,
unframed Another man, name un-
known, was killed and his body horribly
mangled he was from Wayne CO., n. Y.
bound to Wisconsin, was 80 years of age
heavy black beard, and mustachio, and
well dressed, in black. Lastly, child
some IL months old, ofMrs. Ellen Brown
killed in its mothers arms. This Mrs.
Brown, together with her mother, Mrs.
Painter, were quite seriously injured
Mr.. P, his wife and two boys, with Mrs
Brown were emigrating from New Lyme,
Ashtabula county, Ohio, TO Shcbcygan
country Wis. The father and younger
son were somewhat injured; two other
men we're considerably bruised in the
limbs, and several others more slightly
hurt. The bodies Of the killed we're Ia.
ken to Adrain for inquest, and the rail
road authorities took care Of tho injured
family and others, The scene Of the &C,
cidsnt wasa gloomy one, far from any
house, near midnight and raining. NJ
surgical aid was had till morning, wher
physicians were brought from Adrain
Tho suffering and comfortlcss scene a,
described BY our informant was trul,
a sad one - Chicago Tribune.
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Intescsting Statistics.

The United states arc composed of
thirty-one States and nine Territories.
They contain a population Of $1,000,
600 Of whom $4,000 900 are white.
The extent sea cost is about 1000
miles.
The length Of the ten principal rivers
is 10000 miles.
. The surface Of the Eve grea. lakes is
90, 1000 square miles.
The number Of miles of railroads in op-
Grafton is 10000 which cost $4,000.
900. s0e'
The length Of canals il 5000 miles.
1t contains the longest railroad on the
globe--the Illinois Centrial-which is
7S4 miles
The annual value Of its agricultural bro
ductions is $500, 600, 900.
Its most valuable production ia Indian
Cora, which yield annually 400, 600, 900
bushels.
The amount Of registered and enrolled
tonnage is 4,4O7, O1O.
The amount Of capital invested in man.
ufacture is $500, 100000.
The annual amount of its internal trade
is COO, 900, 900.
The annual value Of the products of
n labor lother than agriculuraD is 81 500,
600. 900.
The value Of farm and live stock i,
S5O0,00O, 900.
Its mines Of gold, copper, lead, and
iron are among the richest in the world
0O0, 900. WV
The surface Of its coal fields is 1ss.
Isl square acres, 49,
Within her borders are 50, 900, schools
churches. ''Soo
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WASHINGTON May


The administration have been engaged
to-day on Central American affairs and
especially upon the question whether
our government shall interfere for the
relief Of the 6libusters in Nicaragua by
bringing them away. II is concluded,
aud all that can or win be done to aid his
men in regaining their homes in the u
nited States.
The receipts into the Treasury for the
quarter ending in April LIST, were nearly
twenty and half millions, Of which nine
teen are customs, and over million
from land.
The entire amount cfpublic lands sold
and located in Wisconsin is about ten
millions acres.
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Kc0kuk 60 DUBUQUE.

Wehopethat the citizens of Upton and Of
the county atlsrge viii consider the mat
t1 put before them in last weeks Adver-
.ar 10 relation to connecting Kcokuk
with Dubuque by railroad, via, Upton
Tie early completion Of the connection
with Mnecatine viii only leave link
from Tipten to the north line Of Cedar
County unrrovided for BY making up
that link and secureing the chain of road
from keoknk to Dubuque, We will then
have quite a Railroad centre here; with
lines leading 10 all Of the priaeipai points
West, North and south Of US.
arc Frightening, le, US not
by the delays bu. keep
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WITHDRAWAL or LANDS FROM SALE
IN IowA.-Thc President Of the United
States has approvedof the recommendation
Of the Commissioner of the General Land
Office for.the Withdrawal Of that portion
Of the Iowa lands heretofore directed to
be sold on the 14th inst, upon which the
Indians have recently committed dcprc-
dations by numbering the settlers, de-
stroying their homes &c.
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.sesssoIAroi disappointed po-
.Iaieal friend iaarksa to rs yesterday
that she incleDsal wcathar Of Mosaay
souh not hsee becn more unfavoraha
ior . clcctiog "forH,' said he s'it wss too
'eold Tor Tho lid glose Ecntry to turn out,
and the DeSsocrdls had 20 Moes" We
demurred to the soft impeachment, bat
he insisted and ~ indulged him. Cha
cinnasi Enquirer.
I The Democrdss 1rs sbont y pardsasbls
in New Hampshire, - gentleman d
this place who received = Litter from !
friend in that state, who accounted for
the defeat Of the Black Democracy on the
ground thst the weather was Indictment
and their party had the ssasels and il
was not safe for them to turn out.
---------------------L> $40
e. One glimpse ut our columns il suiiei-
ent to show that in all probability there
will be two shows in Upton c'cr long.
first there Ii lIcnts Great National
Circus, to be seen here on the 23rd, aud
Spaulding L Rogers, celebrated Circus
on the 9th. Ia. .5s-
Lents Circus We have never had the
pleasure Of seeing, the other Is N old g.
tablishcd company whose exhibition VIC
attended years ago. i,s H.
Here now is chance 70 make IN easy
Investment Of your half dollars. W.
have nothing to say Of the merits Of cith-
c. Of these companies; every body per-
haps have been to Circuscs, and can read
their bills and judge for themselves, sup.
pose all they say is true.
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Fire ut RtchsAOssd

RICHMOND, Va May sth.-The drug
store of Bennett, Bots & Fisher was burned
this morning-loss on the stock S2S 900,
insured for $4,000. The Richmond
Enquirer ONCE building was injured to
the amount Of Fl, 900, covered BY insu-
rance.
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A. - 60 .eI!s -
tvses ~ NJ elAsaas c. - -
The moysnsst = in ftoGe16 ~
casnot fail - sec1ee the faaf nismle -
me c>nas q vltIlss = NicsEaesa. MIlh<
ia Dne nooth ane tAoannd men VIII ~
II 6an Juan, dsessniasdsto reopen ~
f0ute aefoas The eennezy u the Pacific,
nov closed ~ the Costa hican f6soas.,-
lis = commercial - Hell = : coloaiSsag
movement
The Texas win saif from Charleston
between the LIT ard 18th Of May with
Eve hundred emigrants aud before that
time much larger number will leave
this city. $50 % ye
The enemies of nicaragua .regencr-
alton need not exuit over the apparent i'll
fortune If Gen. Walker. He il but III
atom con,pared with the for this more
meut, Of which he il the nominal hesd,
has now acquired. taa5ia
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NOTICE To TRAVELLERS


o. and af3s Monday April 9Th, aud un,.. r,r,.
nstice, Passenger Trains will rsin r. follow;
LeAve Clinton q yo'siocA n
Arrives ct Ames' Cresh 1910
Leaves Ames' Greek
Arrives Ut Clinton $50
Passenger taking the . A. n. train. eosn.>. irsc
With SeAFes for Dewitt, Maquokets. Upton 'FRONT.',
Al baeQea 4cse.nsd 81 CliGton, or the roar 81, ~
received q tultos asd delivered Yree Of char
vrstghG Tf1ans lcAse daily
q SIS aaSS t. r. SMITH, BAG. 4 sum,
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II III II

----,~------
Msacasine 1aii Rood.
Afhcrs b : spcdaime soming, iseyl he
. iptlolcrs wen, ~, dos icoul i. fte-
qusnsly ~ respossc. E
We have waited patiently for thattjne
in . railroad-point Of .icw.
The connection with Davenport and
Muscatinc has long been a proniset TO US,
and long have We waisedfor h, and many
Of our citizens in dispair, have concluded
they were like promises written in sand.
But all large bodies move slowly pa
ticuiarly railroad companica--howsyer =
| Railroad locomotive is IN exception ~ the
rule. ss I'D. - @.,.s
In regard to the NJ. & NJ. Co. they
have moved slowly as to our interests in
Upton, but have been crnestly engaged
in forwarding the line to Oscaloosa, which
IL new al under contract and will be
pushed forward with al the spcad which
men and money can bring to bear upon
il. s aT ea 81 Bal aas.
Besides this the Co., have been hin
dred and thvarted in oil their operations
by the destruction of their Road and
bridges BY the spring frcshets. r.
They We may say are thus far excuSe-
bic, because they have done the best men
ON do under the circumstances, but now
the question comes up what vii! they do
in the future We want nothing TO sat
isfy us that they arc willing but anxious
t, put forward the road to Upton, and
will do 10, if the means can be secured
to accomplish it. 100000 hiss been sub.
cribcd to this Project or branch BY the
County of Cedar and City of Muscatine,
but this is not payable until the road is
completed to Upton. II requires the
money then to complete the whole road
TO this place before any Of this subscrip-
ito. can be made available. ss@
The irst thing to be done By them
then, is to raise the money, and that il
the very thing the Co., are now engaged
in. The Directors have been in session
in the city Of New York for number Of
days past and the object of their meet
ing We learn is to mature their plans for
carrying on their work, and negotiate for
money to defray the expense. We have
been informed through creditable sources
that they are now endeayoring to negoti-
ate loan which will not only enable them
t, carry IN the road to Oscaloosa sue
cessfully, but also the branch to Cedar
Rapids via Upton. .@
We have the assurance that If they
succeed in this that the Road to Upton
willbc completed as soon as men can do
it.
Isi- then to be hoped they may be
successful in their plans, and secure the
ban or negotiation.
We have reason to believe they will
The last intelligence received from the
board ia session was that they we're abou
closing the negotiations and securing the
Dan. The terms about agreed upon, and
all thing, ready for determination.
What the nature or extent Of il is We
know not aud care not, but have the rs
surance it is sufficient to fulfill their en-
gagements aud that when it il secured
they viii at once proceed with the road
T. Upton, and push it forward to m early
c,mpletion. Take courage friends the
| ny looked for day when the shrill neigh
Of the Iron Horse will be heard in the
streets Of Tiptou il nigh At hand, at our
very doors, wont VIC have "hiSh old
time" then--yea verify
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4iQlsll 4sbtrtistr. :
eAIuNRAT, - NAY is, 1851.


The Hall 1Oads
~ ssr people are gaining confidence
is't1s Great Western, and are accumu.
hsiag aDtipashy, o. 4 least Jealousy "a
The Chicago, Iowa 4 Nebraska II. R., il
night Be well Tor them 70 look forward
= tho eliminate completion Of these
roads, q either Of them, aud consider the
sssnlts. - f,. 49,.
A. 70 TIN Crest Western we shall say
.sthisg, leaving the people to think as
they pleaes in regard to It. Ofthc other
Coapaay, no one doubts but that i will
be bSilt, and that too in less time than
~ otArr road through this part Of the
Stasc; but unfortunately ~. US, it will be
~ - asrtA q Upton. Yet We still be-
kess = Ne did whom We advocated con-
ssstion With Il, that eventually connec.
sioa win DO had through this place to
wACity. At present, we know Mt
siss she views Or feelings Of the c. l. 4
=. r. r. arc upon this subject, but sup
Doec they win nov use. their efforts to
paeh forward their road 10; Cedar Rapids,
'iannsch = Upton his rejected their
pfofosAl But the line so.Iowa City will
syesssaDy be accomplished, and VIC had
ssppred that iowa City, like Upton,
iad placed "a their hopes to this end up.
q de Crest wcstern, and with it this-
skjess werh succeed or fall, but il is not
.. The people Of Iowa City, not wish
ing 70 de holden TO the success or failure
4 any Company or set Of men, have SO
ffaned their proposition for county stock,
shat in eaee Of the iuahility cf the Great
Western 70 build the road, II can be ap-
pvpriased TO any other Company. BE.
loo se insert paragraph from the pre-
posision, which tells the intention Of the
people:
"Seoond, That the county of johnson,
Aforesaid il hereby authorized to sub
scribe the su,a Of Fifty Thousand Dollars
70 NE. capital stock Of the ''Grsat West
sss Railroad Company" or to such ether
Company - shall fret succeed in con-
struetin. continuous line Of Railroad
from the Mississippi river via De Witt
il Clinton county and Upton in Cedar
county, TO the cast side Of johnson conn.,
y, apd make Iowa City a point in the
sostinuation Of such road That when
ever chs said ssGreat Western Railroad
Company" or such other Company as
~foresaid, shall have constructed their
road % the east line of said counts Of
johnson, then it shall be the duty Of the
County Judge ofsaid county to subscribe
the sum of Fifty thousand Dollars to the
capital stock Of such company, for the
purpose Of aiding said company to con
s.ruct said road through the county of
johnson, provided Iowa City be a point
10 said Road and the amount so subscribed
b. expended within the limits Of the
ssunty.
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WASHINGTON, April Sth.-The New
Orleans papers of the Both are received.
The opinion is divided as to the pcrma-
nent injury to the sugar crop, by the late
cold weather. The cotton crop 10 mate
rally damaged.
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Town Propsvsy N
FlOua, Il our

a s.ASI KATE article 81 Family Flour can
a saSsys ~ had at the Tipsoa C,rY M,,as
:. ~ cenls per hunlred lea! IN n oen 4.
ooogns tlse~hsre Al oedsss "a q he NM
III = rsenptiy dispns6 q, 81 Is 6osr -.
svsssa = a1y part - Tiploa. " hsve ~ 4.
-. 1scx sssae eoaf. Con- Nal. - all -
2! lsea; We aisp - euseom Wrf; wNss,
s 'u Ioe ever eikhtA tlAsl, al Cosr 1or 10
scn's per hishcl, TN. SfpuT 4 s6rAHRI
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Dcstisute Filiibssters.

NEW Orleans, May IA meeting
Of citizens will be held tonight to devise
means for the relief of returned fillibus-
tiers; also to raise $500 advanced for their
passage by Capt. Dunlap, Of the steamer
Tartar.
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$500 OOO() ron rprc, 800. =

SsoO,O0Oo roR THEGLAsEBuaa Rail.
soAn.-by an ordinance published 10.
DAY, 1t will be seen that vote il 10 i.
taken IN this city on Monday, 9Th instant
on the question Of subscribing $500 900
the to capital stock of the Nnsc,,;ne .nJ
,.a'esours Railroad compsny.-M..
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BALTIMoRg. Nav. 2 Top. NJ.

The roilrasd riot Is not yet fully qucl.
led. The evening trains we're sent out
under military guard consisting Of three
companies that were ordered out by the
Governor. On reaching jackson q
Bridge they were fred on by the rioters,
the military returning the FIRE briskly
killing one rioter and woanding othcss. -
The trains passed on.
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SusrENDED.--The Lyons .M,rror !.
informed that work on the Chicago. Iowa
aud Nebraska 3. r. has been snsnerJ.. !,
west ot Dewitt, on account OF The Com,
pany's failure 70 meet the two last month
Is instalMents. r. '' ~
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New York April 80.

- ~ - NEW FORK April 0V.
The T;mcs Washington correspondent
says Adviccs have been received here
from Kansas BY the Government which
are in the highest degree gratifying. -
Robinson, has resolved to cooperate
with the ende vors Of the administration
to secure fair expression Of the win Of
the people in relatios to The question II
slavery, and win sbandon their previous
policy Of inactivity. -
This Is not matter 81 surmise, 'bet'i II
the explicit determination Of Robisoa
himself It has been communicated not
only to the Governments, but to Ns. Wal
kcr who is still in our city.
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WASHINGTON, Friday, May ], 1857.

There are SZ3 ,ZbU ,UUU IN the TTcasu-
ry subject to draft. Three and half mil
lions OF this amount are on deposit at
Boston, nearly the amount in New Or.
leans, and upward Of ten millions in New
York. Two millions Of tho last are to be
Transferred.
CENTRAL Am LINE BAIL ROAD Go.
The Ereeisioy, Of Ma4uoketa, says that
300 uen arcat work on this road. hetw"en
that s,sun ~ Ants
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sa ,. New York May S
The Times Washington correspondent
Of tho 4th says: It is reported here that
the cause Of the British refusal to ratify
the treaty relative to the affairs on Hon
duras which are still in an unsettled con-
dition, y that the English Goyernmel
will insist at al hazards on their rights
to receive the stipulations Of the Hondu-
ras government for the perpetual exclu-
sion Of slavery from their territory, and
to make it matter Of absolute treaty OBJ
legation. -. ar.
It is said, in responsible quarters, that
the Administration, although not APP
proving the supplemental Central Amer
lean treaty ~ amended, and doubtful Of
Withholding it, thought it but courteous to
the Senate to transmit it to the British
Government. So far a ascertaincd, net
one Of the members Of tho Cabinet re-
grets the rejection. IS
The New York Tribune Of the 18th
says: On call money is abundant, and
loans on current securities are made with
greater case than for some time past
Paper for first class demand at 8 per cent
and occasionly is passed At lower 6gu-
res"
Rats Rats Since Balaklava was evac-
uated by the British it has been taken
possession Of by an army Of fierce rats,
who not only consume every defenceless
object within their reach, but also at night
attack people in the streets. The inhab-
itants who had returned to their former
dwellings were obliged to vacate them
again, and trust to the seventies of win
ter to diminish the forces Of the fore foot
ed enemy.
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COMMIeeIONER,s SALE.

NOTIOk - hereby giventhat there will be Ell.
posed for sale u The Court House. door in Upton,
Cedar County Iowa. on Monday. the 25,b da! Of
land, to wit: the North wcs. quarter If ecsiog
No. sixteen( lch Township 81, Range l. Vest Of be
9th T. - upon the following terms to Sit: ole
hall Of the purchase money cash In hsud and the
balance Ia one year Al ten per cent per snnpn.
second by note and mortgage on said land
Daeed April, 2lth 1857. DAVIS McCARN,
Gomr.4ss0ney
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GREAT BARIAI.NS.t

a FARM FOR SALE, ten miles east from
"A Upton, on the Davenport road rear Poo
ton Grove. containing 333 acres; So Of which srt
good timber; $50 nnder renee, with 81 sests OF
tame mead y, . nice young orchard of IS bear
ing trees; new frame house with ten rooms ant
good cellar A good frame barn; good "sll Of
water q the barn. and one at the houss; sooe
stock water oil the place.
A good brick House aud Q small fraiGe dFef
ling with two Lots, on the corner south q the
Birsly House, and OH the same is g0od stsbllns
for eight head Of horses.
Two lots on corner west Of Birsly House. With
good frame Blacksmith Shop and good frame
dwelling. l6 by &c; three rooms.
Also, s. head of cattle some ten or twelve ohe
Of work Cattle. All Of the above property an ~
purchased on the most reasonable ID Ws by sal
lingon either j. II. BIRELEY.
51f II. c. PlA1T, or y. HENfll
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fWG1E NOQ1CGG.
STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.

STATE OF IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom il may concern.
NOTICE IL hereby given thai the Ihiesgo, lp~a
IN and Nebraska Railroad have located the lire
Of it, road over and across the south, west qus
ter Of the s0uthwsst quarter OF section Twrnt,
eight township Eghty.two, range one west fts
principal meridian.
The owner OF said tract is unknown 10 the a.
Gers OF said railroad company, bnt it is believed
that said owner n non-residen. Of this state This
notice 10 given in order that proceedings usy b.
had for the aasessmen; Of damages oeeasioned by
the location Of said line A. aforesaid ~ 10 pre.
vided BY the laws OF the State OF lows.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NsRsAsxA RAuRoAn
BY its Attor.ey,
April -, 1857. n. Is. Bauer
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AUGUSTA, Ca, May s.--Mr. Brourh.
am has been elected 70 Congress in the
District in South Carolina, represented
BY Preston NJ. Brooks, by 1900 major
ifv aF 5000