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HIANIkS,

OF which We have now OH hand the folluwing
List, I" which we shall continue TO add until
we get Il complete assortment:
Sum- FRO; III. Fa. on Sum. Pro; Ca Sa on
Sum. Pro-; Sub. Writs; Sub. Tickets in Law /;
Sub Tickets in Equity Fl. I'a.: Ca. Sa. ca. Sa
III Case Copy Writ i'll Casc Deeds of Convey
ancc; Declaration Oh Note; Commission TO Ex-
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
Ass'unpsit ; .Iug. on W rit Of Enquiry, Damages
Assessed by Clcrk-Dcbt or Assu,nIsit, Juds.
by Confession in Debt. on Single I'ill Judgment
on Writ Of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury :;
Judgment in Assnmpsit at Issue. Plea With
drawn; Postm Judgment on issue Tried, Verdict
ior Plaintiil; Mortgage for Personal Property !;
Mor,sag" Of Real Estate; Magistrates Summons;
Do Executions DO. Rccognizancc Summons to
Dcfaulting Jurors.
Nav 1877
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AN BLscrRic sHucK Un MOUNT WASHING.
Tf1M

A correspondent of tho boston l,co sends
tho following story from Mount Washing.
ton, N. H., under date Of the 10th:
Mr.. Etiior Allow mo to record q sin.
gular circumstance, or phenomena, that
was noticed about o O'clock last evening,
on the top Of Mount Washington. The
thermometer was at co deg, and tho sun
was obscured 5y heavy black thunder
clouds, which in various directions were
pouring their contents upon the heated earth
below. Here and there sunlight, in curious
contrast to the blackness Of falling showers,
was lighting up the distant hills and Wales,
while vivid flashes of Chain lightning, and
thunder that made this mighty monument
of rocks to its centre Shake, were passing in
matchlcss panoramic grandeur before our
eager gaze, as :. dense black cloud came
slowly moving up the mountain side
There was ut the time but /. very sligh wind
from tho northward on tip-top, and as the
giant monster cloud canc with its gloomy
shadow over all the rocks around, eight of
our party stood barchc,lcd upon the top
most rock, to observe the change ere the
rain came.
Scarcely had We all assembled Gro one of
our party claspcd hold Of her head, cxclairm-
ing-"Oh! how strange feel! What ails
my hcal:" At this, We looked ut one all
other, and bclleld the hair Of tic heads, Of
all our party was standing out in n most
positive state Of repulsion, and my thoughts
Immediately reverted to the time when up
on stool with 6 lass legs, 7 had suffered an
electric communication for the amusement
OF my scho"lmatcs. l'y my passing llan,
near the heal of ono one Of our party stau
ding near, / found that the erect hairs stan
ding out, Immediately withdrew from the
attempted touch. This we tried Ly turns
upon the dllercnt members Of our party.
AND VIC III turn remarked ,ingling pccu-
liar feeling, like such us is excited by cleo
trio shocks, thrilling" through our LIood-
We account for this peculiar state Of fcclinst
ny the s"prosition that the thunder and
lightning had produced state Of electricity
ill the atmosphere opposite to that within
oursclvc;--or in other words, that VIC were
positively charged while the air was ncra-
| tive.
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PURE AIR AND SLEEP

DIR. Amott, in his Physics, states that n
canary bird suspended ncar tic top of n
curtaincd bctstcad where persons are
sleeping, will generally be found dead in
the morning from the effects OF carLonic
acid gas, generated in respiration. lie set
fourth this us fact, to show the necessity
of breathing pure air in sleeping apartments,
and sweeping argument against the old
fashioned high curt;.incd bcdstcads.
a healthy man rcspires about twenty
times i'll Il minute, and inhalcs in that peri
oil about seven hundred cubic inches of air :;
this he cxllalcs again in the form of carbon
ic acid gas and water, which vitiatcs the
atmosphere. Three and nc-lalf per cent.
of carbonic acid gas in the air renders it
unfit for the support Of life; ills shows how
necessary it is to provide supply of pure
air for the support Of respiration.
There arc also certain facts which 60 to
prove that more danger cxists-that there
is greater proncncss to discasc-durinc
Sleep than in the waking state. In Turkey
and lIindostan, if a person falls asleep in
the ncighLorhood of poppy field over
which the wind is blowing towards him, lie
is liable to "sleep the sleep which knows no
waking"
The peasant of Italy who falls asleep in
the ncighborhood Of the Pontne marshes
are invariably smittcn with fever. Even
travellers who pass the night in the Cam
panona du Rome inevitably become moro or
less aff.t,.tsd with the noxious air, while
those who pass through without stopping,
escape the marsh is;eyer. Those who have
t'sSsled In tropica, climates, and who
have been attacked wifi t.'ilious fevers,
uniformly aseribe the cause of Il. 'eir suffer-
ings to night'exrosure in tthe open anSS
An English traveller in Abyssinia Mss
asserted that he could live in health in that
slckly climate, by a proper selection of
tho situation where lie slept every night. !.
There is abundant evidence, it would an
pear, which goes to prove that by proper
attention to the place where, and the cir
cumstances under Which persons sleep,
many diseases may be avoided.-Scicntifc
american.
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AL GREENWOOD.
NiEnndcrsignci, Druggist ard Apo,b.cs,v
- has just received IL very complete stock u
Drugs and Medicines.
selected with the greatest care for thi, m,rl..
i's a,ock consists of every variety usually found
III Ely hr"lhccnry Shops. "''1
cr,n Htcts ,',. @ % of all the vegetable preparations
lHhCittrcs prepared from the crude motc.
,!,, ana u; ~ w1rrants,, TO be of the strength lain
down III the United States Pharnlacmpn.
cnl Medicines, direct from tho
n,hI nH,"c,ory' IN as cheap as they havo ever been
very superior article of BRANDY. for
mta'ct""I !, purposes only. Fine Old Porte. Ma.
'iclra, and dSherry Wines, Scheidam Schnapns.
&c, dc. SS'""pi'''
lie will keep constantly fine assortment Of
Contectioneries, Tobacco and Segars
II would bc unnecessary to cnurneratc NIL the
ari'ccs ,r 10 Ihysicio"s, he pledges himself to
M III 'hc'r orders with us good Medicines as can.
DC obtained elsewhere and to his friends. he
pledges like satisfaction rs TO tho Good. and
the Post Oilicc las II DmlMW I'D
GREENWOOD, S. C., Nov. I, 1856. 99-tf-
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LAND WARRANTS,
An Unlimited Number wanted

All UnI1mlCcd Number Wanted.
1--WE undersigned is still in the market for
Land Warrants. Prices, however, Mt pres
himself TO pay as much can be had for then,
III amy market Renli,tanccs made at their high
est market value, by Sight Drafts on New York
or charleston, for ali Warrants sont TO ME by
mail
Address W. C. DAVIS,
ALbcvc G. H., sc.
Sept S, 1$:J6. 90 If
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RATES OF ADVERTIsINc.

The Pr"prictors Of tho Abbcvillc Bau,cr and
Mdrpfntcnt Press, have established the follow
ing rates OF Advertising To he charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for lcss time
IMAM 'hrcc months, will he charged by the inscr.
ton at One Dollar per Suuarc ~ inrb-",h..
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ton, and Fifty Gents for each subsequent in.
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Cf" The Commissioners, Shcriff's, Clerk and
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CH3 Shcri!I's I.cvics, One Dollar each.
C13 ANNOUNCING. II Candidate, Five Dollars
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pail by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for tire months, or
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The State of,south Carolina

Abberiile Distfack z1sssssaes sGeulao ltssdsK
james Z gs4kia pssk,ss ysas s.ss {;
James a sLiddoll. -ssA 'ta ss'ss !.
WHEREAS tho Plaintiff did, on al i6ssirh.
w teent!l day of October Eighteen ifhudPe and,
fifty-sx, file his declaration againaft Defeii
dan who, G is said,) is absent from and without.
the limits OF this State, and has neitherwife nor
attorney known within the same, apSn whom q
copy OF tho snid declaration might be served.
1t is therefore ordered, that the snid Defondanfs
do appear and plead TO the said declaration; on
or before the nineteenth day Of October eighteen
hundred and liny-sevcn, otherwise final and ab-
soIute judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. So. So !.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. 6; ;osser,,ss DIP, ~
Clerks Office, Oct. ls, 1856 27 ~ ~
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Adbceatc Diaric-As Tic Common Pleas
Amos clark'jr' Attachment.
McGOWnn q, Perrin
James A. I,d,l,ll plH,. Att,,,.

w IEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty.
W first day Of October, 1856, file his declnra-
lion against the Defendant, who (us it is saidj is
absent from and without The limits of this State,
and has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same, upon whom copy of the said decln-
ration might be served. 1t is therefore ordered,
that the said Defendant do appear and plead to
tho said declaration on or before the first day OF
November, which will be in the year of our Lord
Eighteen Hundred and Fify-Seven, otherwise f.
nal and absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded against him. 81
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. C.. r.
Clerks Office, Oct. so, 1856 20 1y
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Five Points Mission: is
.I~->'@-~aatnrg to his duties recently, Mr..
Tease found dying woman in a foul apart
ment in Cow Bay, occupied also by eight
other women and one man, alfdtunLcn and
deutschland infamous in the last extreme.
In the upper end of the same peslilent court
or close were found, in fifteen rooms, twen.
ty-threo families, making m aggregate of
one hundred and seventy-nine persons, or
twelve to room! In five of these fifteen
room =. intoxicating liquors were kept for
sale 1n,, ,""ribablc filth, privation, disease
and ;odooonissv go :rncd through them ALL
Yet seventeen children 'om 'ncse rooms at
tend the schools of the lou>" VI INDUSTRY
In eleven other. rooms were eigh. zen la'h'-
lies, and in nearly half of these room a.
dent spirits. were sold. In ono of tho gar
rcts lived two negroes with eloyogabandon-
cd whito women. In twelve other rooms
wersfound twenty -four families, consisting
Of ono hundred'and twenty-four pcrsons.-.
Hero were two blind women, two just past
tho pcrils Of child-birtl, and seventy -ono
wsro children, onlyseight Of whom attend
cd any school.ns.
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tSe <.~~>-~--
Fact,t Ioatscr Than Fancy.--The follow
ling seems to be true, The. moro tho disgrace
to human nature Revenge isiongcr lived
than gratitude, Endorse Mr.:smith's noto
TO keep hihffrom Birstingssnd he: :forgets
aHnbout It in fmoaih: Pull Mr.: Smiths
nose, and he will cherish a aesretdesirc to
asurn your. .housoaa6an for the remainder of
Eiiisaife. Reyengesissa, passion Gratitude
appears only to, be . scntiment. Me can
.aIl 6at,tis only one el1lan in haa.
1tlred who possesses 's!rona enough tolbo
tt e kfpl: - -.
I: The first time that Jcrfola met with DID.
din, ths1a fssiJ tst,isn, bur gster,i illayo q
you sufaisaf sanidepce d q! soIsnd me nj,
d. .gni6e Y DhS yss,'s 8 @ t@hosof
|adspss q { ( &. q /!
& some gsats sas M scamp 4 = = Is Il vs @
man ans pel S1Sngs, el sllsui bs
81 dfssyed y y st fellow oag tS suiiyf'
Tho 4ornSnt ofa being invited out ID fea
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Tile Five Points.-Tho following para
graph from the New York Express gives
an idea Of the fearful accretion of vice and
squalor in the field Of labor occupied by the
E;va po;pto M;se;o,,. -"
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"hlcH cAIcNu population naiiqciViiization.-
Young naturalists occupy tLmselvcs under
his influence with the ridfes of creation
and tho secret power Of issure ); philoso-
pliers, astronomers botanils, chemists lay
at his feet the discoveries, Fhichl they owe
partly to his works. ,Hc a4mates their zeal
his praise is their spurlqd Eighest re.
ward, his,:inst uction shot ii lem mostly
the way which they hayep pursue. gtil'
look at him as at a prin{ r. All rills and
rivers fndtsoir source istI, sea 81 science;
which includes tho. who'll treasure Of our
present knowledge. Ifqi such q snsn bss,
never lived before, and g him Is sabjj bjjegl
the Beautiful dream of .G @be, acosihopo.
Titan litorature and un|fsal s6tioa
slho fnllsst.truth andstla l,sf beaiis sifals ~
knowlod gaoionis. W is..s s.. I.
IS To German was resSrS hesgresit dss..
Ftiny to found tho unisspI sAlt
spirit, and tho'whcIe poop mus leoE with;
pride md reverence A. Il pi;nse boinsinS
their land and gwho VI sslhs ai5ssn6f
4 genius by III au6issrsa & zh|
I imam. u = gostQ5 gsaassI
When q dsagt tsar q d fsf
wauld d5pot LliHs. dlelt, for as S. ash lsyp.
do all tIiaa vol istll ban lls
that she will aaas so wfEs. lsss 8
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u,
San Louis route wonld be adopted. This
was my belief, even as late as January
1877, when we embarked from Mobile un-
der scaled orders. 1t was the opinion of
Col. Butler also, who told us the day be-
ioro embarking, that in eight days, our
bones would be bleaching on the soil, Of
Mexico.
TWAS tho general opinion up:toiho timo
OF embarkation, that Scott and Taylor would
make a combined attack upon sSan Louis
potosi. Santa Anna had long been 1or,ify.
ing San Louis, in anticipation of an advance
by Taylor. s.
What determined the choice of attack
upon Vera Cruz, is matter upon which
history throws no light. The road through
Potosi was less practicable and a desire to
avoid Santa Annals army may have been
the determining causes.
Now for the first time, was any yieor
manifested in pushing on tho war. At
no time was the army larger than 10000
men, when $4,000 were authorized by
Congress. Tho character Of tl, Mcxicans
had been sadly mistaken. 1t was supposed I
that after few defeats, they would ask for
peace. But accustomed TO war; inordi-
nately vain,, and stoically stubborn, ,hess
disasters only mortified their vanity, and
wlcttod their thirst for revenge. a San
Louis paper boasted that there would be
no peace, until Gen. Scott had kissed tho
ic ol Santa Anna, and Cen TayIoy had
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By Letter received from correspon Dent In Gala
loo vuelta AbAol daed "a the 9Th inst We learn that
has raned there necessarily, not ory In Consolation de-
EoYte bot aso In the greater part Of the Vuea AbAo Az
. natural consequeuce the roads entirely impasabe
70 the great prejudice or ravee and country people,
who end themselves amot under the mpossIbily OF eav
tHg their homes The tobacco plant begins already suffer
from the perncsous influence OF these continual rAos
and the hufbandmeu unfortunately unable work ths
grour for laying In the seed, which operation be
done st The beginning Of September, FOR ns harvest 50 be
Ihu Inc crop Of tas coming year opens under
bad auspices, and the culnvators OF Ia Vaelta-
Abajo address ferveLt prayers 70 heaven that Il
may net turn out bad thai OF the present one,
for the baoco crop being or the chief ee nen OF
their wealth. and consequently OF their well cepg,
shorld FAIL would ce calamity not only fY them, but
also for the vy neral and FOR Commerce In par
culax, tobacco being or the staples Of ra support
ing large branch Of Industry and noarshng Thousands
OF gsmiios.
Our correspondent nkewiDe writes that Sue engineers
Who survey Ing the railroad line which u 10 unite San
Wego with kulata st that cate bsween the hacien
das or Camo and Catalina the after bea distant from
SaE Diego two short leagues d 70 se desrsd that the
wovks Of tina. railroad may DO carried fast pos
sble a. th nne By bringing shs V1elta Aba into i'm
mediate coot,c ct with he capital viii give immense I'd
vAntsges by the oueS hoh will then be opened TO
oil u products, and IN par ,rlsr 70 nas branch Of sgr
culture 10 which ~ inhA5a1n rs By prsse cnce de-
voted
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Quar- Key West Correspondence


KEY WssF, Oct. 10, 1867.
The Late GaIes-HeoIth Of the IslGnd-P Progress Of
the Forfifcasions-- The Nec Court Rooms and
Poet Office.
We have late arrivals from Cape Florida and from
Tortugas- extremetes Of the Reefs-but from
neither from intermediate stations do we learn OF
any wrecks Gales have no doubt occurred within
the past week in this latitude, for the weather here
has indicated their neighborhood most unnistake
ably-but our coast has fortunately escaped We
look for distressed vessels from the Gulf daily seek
ing this place for repairs, but up to this time none
are reported.
The fall of rain during this and the past month
has never been exceeded, we believe. Had it occurred
earlier in the season sickness would have followed
NOW no danger can be apprehended. the few cases
of fever reported last MONTH have, with four excep
tons recovered and we can now announce the island
as being perfectly healthy.
The Notifications at the point of this island and at
Tortugas progressing favorably; at the for ner
full force is not employed but early in N1ys@bsr
large number have been at work during the sum-
mer and that work will be SO far advanced by spring
as to admit the mounting of the first tier of lilo guns
The 6rst tier of guns at Fort Taylor are already
mounted and the north is able to sho resistance in
case of attack These two Notifications will mount
in their water batteries when finished $50 guns
the majority of which will be eight inch columblads.
We believe that other extensive works are designed
after the completion of these as cover faces or pro
tecting works. and they, constituting part OF the
original plan, viii be built with appropriations
made noninally for these Notifications.
We learn that the Secretary of the Treasury has
selected lot OF ground upon the corner OF White
head and Caroline streets opposite the Office Of the
United States Engineers. as q site for the United
States Court rooms and Post Office, for which Con.
gress at its last session appropriated $4,000.
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CATHOLIC ORPHANS A grand reaavs, Ia TO be given u
ne Academy of Music this afternoon AMI evening In Aid
of the fund OF the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Tha
ener.ainm enis In the afternoon viii consist Of the smusns
piece caled "My Fellow Clerk" and another favorite
farce, and Ethiopian melange by George Ohrsy md
Woods EpsHels In the evening vs. are promised the
Dunn Belle" "An That Glitters 10 MOI Gdd," "BeS
mersm" Herr Cline On The elastic cord, singing, dam.
Ing. 60
BROADWAY Tho Ronzsn company VIII appear his
exeping In . new romAnic ballet called " II OAvAIo
boo" previous to which Mr. and Mrs Conway and
others viii perform Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady. I"
NpIo's TO night We are 70 have Egnorna Rolh and
Raves In the elegant fAry paniomme Of Boreas which
has become . decided fAvorito
BowRY Mr.. Eddy and Nim s. Clair are 10 represent
the hero apd heroine 70 night In the "Lsdy OF Lyons
Mr. @ W. Clarke wiz Afterwards appear In the dramas Of
George Barnwen" and the " Golden Farmer"
BuRfos's.-Min gushman Ia 70 play two o. her ben
characters the occasion Of her beoedt and last appear
sncc this evening she VIII personsts Meg nerrnes''
and Nh. Simpson In "Empson X Co"
wALAoK's-Nr. Lester, having recovered from his
severe nsbposltou viii apI ear 70 ngni nov comedy
called Caprice Lover and Hr ubAnd me successful
drama OF "PAss and Present. 10 also announced.
LAURA Kmyss -Hisss Kosns and Wells aad Menrs
Jee7on Jordan, Burnet, and WhesueRh again 10
peN In the now PLAY o, "sclendd Mseryn 10 night
"Lnle Toddlekins" q The afterpsce.
Ann.cxy Nusrrn The extraordinary Kymaassc reas
OF the CARLO family the songs Of the welsh Nightingale
tie wonders o; the aluAA So constitute the Attractions
II tsis house.
BurnnsY.-ns managers q ,ne d.Hsrsnt Ethiopian
companies And nal her recent proxrsmmes have proved
sufficiently atraeNve 10 rendor change wholly anne
ceuAry.
Tm PolAs Rssos. ne paintings illustrating he scsass
Arctic Re,oas, or exhibition 81 Empire Hal are eel
worth seeing.
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re.eas were written down b. Colonel W 3 Wood, and

p~esens were written down By Colcne W 3 Wood and
Asd oepo1en, further dec ara tina. ss sSou two O'Clock
unecund end ho taken cot hom bis oompAnoos, and
N day gnt he sred Tor Alter In company with the aore-
SAID as soudo, and arrived n thai place o. eSnt A.
the same day, where hs remained BY the directions
aabrsndo and two day: ssrward. returned 10 o.borca
In the company Of GAbloudo, snd there the bodies
Of The murdered AmssicAns scassersd over the bury
Ing ground And dsponsat says hat the bodis. were
exposed without burial; and deponens says, tina.
The remains Cf The bodies lad very much muated
By cyos. aac hog and dsponsn. farhssmOre declare
ten pom the cAIcases Of Yankees and that the aoncn
aDg from the dead bodies nauseAng in town, and
carricn and thai be shown tho gold taken from the
teeth Of aome OF the Americans, and that he also
!akea % see NE head o. Mr. Cr.bbe. which Was fsed
nom "jS" or vinegar BY the hair and shown TO depo-
uent and deponent declares that he knew 70 DO the
head Of Mr. able, and th he heard GAblondoespaich
IN ofhoer and 80 or 10 mon 10 6Arroita.
Deponent further more declares that he remained in
1bmca II dys, ansr his return from Alter, daring
which time 10 saw Mr. Js.us Urissa brought prisoner
stated having been ordered BY Zonoia and th he len
with Gsbilcndo for res where he arrived the 70 Of
pers he he'd obtained from Mr. Crabbe And depanent
the "a o. Nay, len Ures for Hefmcrlo, with Gaolondo
~ 20 On s folio % : .cs
.rested a. mena, q one time knocked DO IN and beaten
severely By the said Gabilondo. until The 10Th day OF
tbs United States We Consa 4 as..I.D' demanding hi:
release, and vas informed By Hr, LATER that he had
already applied 70 Gaoondo Tor deponenps reesse; and
deponent declares that the following da' he was re-
leased BY GAbilondo, and took pasAge int ha stage 10
aoaymas, where he was received Ia the house Of Capt.
Jose Maria Vincent, and there remained until vems
sailed bound for hszaslau, when be osk psssage and
arrived Msxaan the Ilth day Of September 1857.
And furthermore depoaent deolA res, that when In
aermon!lo he wal summoned before Mexican tribunal
give evidence In relation petition Of Mr. Orabbe,
and bis evidence vas translated by msn In whom de
ponent has confidence . trAnsa or And farther
depononi saith not OHAS EVANS.
Sworn 10 before me. this 18th day or So ,emosr A.
1857, witness my hand and ths OIL sia sea OF this
Consulate CIAS B. SMITH,
(Oonsplay seal) U. g. Vice Conul
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DID IN SLAyERy.-When Col. T. n. Thorpe left
Balcn Rouge in l949 ne carried him 10 the North
old and pvorfe negro woman, losg sacned 10 The family,
who, OF course, became free when she wrnt 10 frse
aste 70 I've Ths frefdon vas IN "a the cd woman
oculd Endure, although remaining wi the KIM family
tnon abe vn sent back 70 Baton Rouge ard arr 'iug
here, vbluntarr otk her place sa re IN the family OF
the Late Judes kam where sue continued 70 I've up toe
dsv OF her death, which occurred fee days age Her
'sa Illness wN Attended BIZ one OF our frs, physcisas
spd every nipess that could be bestowed BIZ The M
family, under whose rcof she sought hors var
rounded her death bed VIII the N rtstv< COP -
BIys Rouge (Lal Ad,ocd Z, CT O.