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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
FOUND AT LAST
AT THE FAMOUS
FINE ART GALLERY!
THE BEST EVER IN SAGINAW VALLEY.

NOV is the time % fll yotr Pockets and cover
~ your Center Tables with Mcmentoos Of fast
fading features that VIII soon be valuable than
Gold. Ii is something new, and everybody approves
il because they get nice, white, handsome, rosy
checked and durable pictures. Call when you
please don't wait for clear weather With our
largo Skylight and improved apparatus we make
Pictures daily. Don't say not able our prices are
within tho reach Of all Ministers Families ut half
price. Mothers bring your little ones in this
particular branch of the Art, we can't be beat.
Now Boy bring out that old Masheen of ours
we will grind out little poetry for Eastman, if it
will go
Saginaw Folks attention
While wo whisper in your car,
Where you can find the treasure
Which friends will hold most dear.
IT'S of our life-lke Pictures
We wish TO hint TO all,
And hope you win delay not
In giving us call
We take all kinds Of Pictures
On Iron Plate and Glass
So If you want likeness
DO sure you do not pass
In Lockots, Rings, and Breast Pins,
In Keys and Seals, and Cases,
We are rendy 10 convert at will,
Tho scmblanee Of your faces
And when you've time to spare
Just drop in, ono and all
For II you do not wish TO buy
Wen thank you for call.
There, that viii dot turns hard back with Il
under the stairs
Eel have removed to my new Rooms over and
adjoining the ne" Post o'oeENe;$Rs1ssTSST ,tSP''
East Saginaw, January 2, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
nemncrntic Stntc COnVcntiOm.

Democratic State Convention will be held In the
city Of Detroit, on Wednesday, tho 9th of March
1862, for the purpose Of nominating candidates Tor
state OHecs anil ,ho tranocton Of such other bush
ness as may come before the Convention.
The ratio Of representation will be i've delegates
10 zach Representative and senator in the Les's'a-
ture, ami tao delegates from each unorgniLod
county not attached to a representative district
re ordor ~ the State Central Committee.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

SrAyEs.--The recent excellent sleigh-
ing has had the effect to stimulate the
stavo hauling business to an encouraging
extent, and the result is that the several
yards upon the river are rapidly being
filed up with this most reliable com
modify.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

PERsoNAL.--Lieut. John Leidlein, Co.
II I'd Michigan Regiment, returned to
this city on short furlough, last Thurs
day. He reports Adjutant Moorcs, and
the officers and men of Co. II, in fine
spirits, and anxious for bout with
secesh. lie returns next Saturday.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
Democratic County Convention.

A Convention of Democratic electors from the
several townships and wards in Saginaw County, will
be held at the Court House in Saginaw City, 90
Saturday the 22d day of February next at O'Clock
r NJ, for the purpose of selecting Delegates 10
attend the Democratic State Convention at Detroit
March 5th, and transacting such other business a.
may be deemed proper Each township and Varc
will be entitled 10 three delegates
BY ORDER OF DEM. co. COMMITTEE,
Dated Saginaw City, January q, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

Gov Ton ON THE WAR.--Governor
Tod, the new Executive of Ohio, says in
his inaugural address:
"Upon the great and all-absorbing
question of the day-tho war for the
maintenance of national existence-my
position is, perhaps, sufficiently well un-
derstood | am indebted to the friends
of our Union for their generous selection,
mainly from the wel-known fact that |
was willing to surrender everything but
honor to quell the unholy rebellion.
''The more | reflect upon this import
ant matter, the more thoroughly | am
convinced that the future welfare of our
selves, our children and our children
children depends upon preserving, at al
hazards, the integrity Of our nationa
Union-maintaining it under the con5ti
tuition, as our fathers gave it to us.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

TIE WAY They Do Ir.--Tho expos
ures now being made Of the frauds prac-
tced on the government, afford some
curious novelties in trade. They eclipse
Signor Blitz in tricks of legcrdemain. In
the Senate, few days ago, Mr.. Trumbull
stated that Mr.. Cummings, of n. y, one
of Cameron's agents, had purchased
Halls carbincs for fifteen dollars apiece
which the Government had sold before
for two dollars apiece; afterwards they
were re.sold for three dollars and fifty
cents apiece; afterwards, in August, they
were re.purchased for the Government 10y
the agent for twelve dollars and fifty
oon,a sriaoo. aud turned over, finally, tC
the Government at twenty-five dollar
apiece. The Committee of the House
arc trying to prevent this last payment
This system Of thimble rigging has beer
going on for some time, in all the branche
Of the war department, and by the tan
an article gets into the possession Of tn
government, it has paid dozen or NOR
profits, and would be more if the "higI
contracting parties" had more friend
with open pockets.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

DONATION PARTY. = The friends of
Rev. VIM. @. Smith are making arrange
ments for Donation Party for his bene-
fit, at the Bancroft House, on Friday
evening next. A general invitation is
given.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

LUMBERING.-We learn that several
sales of lumber have been made here re-
Gently, at figures slightly advanced from
last seasons quotations Both buyers
and sellers are exceedingly careful, and
seem inclined to wait further develop
ments before entering into extensive
transactions. But very few logs will be
got out this season, and operations, though
not as extensive, will be upon a much
healthier basis than last year, when the
market was glutted, and buyers had the
woodsmen almost at their mercy. AS we
have before stated, it is our opinion that
the lumber business has toucho bot
tom," and an improvement therein
slow, perhaps, but surc--may be looked
upon as "lixed fact"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
The Naval station in Michigan.

The following sensible views in regard
to the location Of the contemplated Lake
Naval Station we copy from the Port
Huron Press A fair and candid exam
nation into the advantages presented by
this locality would, we have no doubt,
induce many whose preference has been
hastily given to Grand Haven, to change
entirely their views upon the subject
The confidence which our people feel in
being sufficiently "well to do in the
world, in the possession of such resources
as no other locality can boast, will, we
fear, prevent them from making the same
exertions as will be put forth by localities
where the settlement Of the question is
virtually matter of life or death:
"In view of the probability of the
General Governments establishing a Ma
val Station and Depot somewhere on the
Western Lakes, petitions are already
circulating for names, to forward to our
members in Congress at Washington to
influence the Location Of such Station
and Depot, in the event of its being de-
cided to locate the same in Michigan at
all. The strife, it would seem, lies prin-
cipally between Grand Haven and Sagi-
NAV, each claiming superior advantages
over the other but the State at large,
also, is interesting itself in the matter,
as it is patent to all that only one of two
or three places which can boast any
adaptablity to such purpose worthy
consideration, can possibly be fixed upon
as the one.
, 1t cannot be on the Detroit River, on
f Lake st. Clair, nor on the River St
Clair, but it must be, if at all, within the
, State lines, either on Lake Huron OF
Lake Michigan.
The question although not a matter
materially interesting many as individu'
ais, may properly claim the attention OF
= all. Grand Haven would undoubtedly
l. be desirable place for maintaining Ma
val force and building vessels, were its
harbor accessible at all times and of suf
fcicnt depth to admit large craft. But
neither of these requisites can be claimed
for Grand Haven. It's harbor, although
about seven miles in extent, is very shall
low, and during an East wind it is almost
or quite impossible for vessels of any de-
scription to enter without imminent dan
ger.
e Before Grand Haven we would sugges
! Macllinac, and in preference to boil
u would name Saginaw Bay as the mos
J desirable and the place best calculated o
3 all others on the Western lakes for tn
u establishment of Naval Post for tn
{ protection Of the frontiers. The latte
u has n rich country surrounding which
i a6ounds in all kinds of timber, the har
: Dor is commodious in depth and extent
. and is susceptible of being placed in
! state of security as against all attempt
. to take it, by reason of Its land protection
. 1t would be more convenient for build
II ing purposes as iron and copper could b
u more easily procured, and fleet sta
toned there would be more efficient i
7 case of any menace from the British Gov
y eminent.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

TIME copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and style Of Toms & Tucker, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Tho business Of the
concern will be conducted hereafter by w Toms
who is authorized to settle all accounts Of the late
firm. J. w. TOMS.
THOMPSON TUCKER.
East Saginaw, January 2sth, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

E.G a proposition is spoken Of for
taxing newspapers one-lourth cent for
each sheet printed
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
The Detroit Daily Tribune

l. published Morning and Evening and is sent 10 all
parts Of the State by the first mail express, railroad
and other conyoyaneos giving the rery latest Telc-
graph, Commercial, Marine, Political and General
News Foreign and Domestic.
TEIMS-S6.00 per year.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
THE DETROIT TBI.WEEELY TRIBUNE

Is published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, and sent by mail TO all parts on the
ing Of publication, at 50 90 per annum; two copies
$500; five copies, To one address, $1,000; and any
larger number at the same rate Ii contains all the
latest neieS Of two days of the Daily.
Address, III. BARNS & co,
Nos 80 and 81 Shelby street Detroit Mich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
MANUFACTU,RING NC,

Carried on extensively, and all work mado AT our
establishment warranted. An extensive supply Of
stock excellent workmon, full knowledge Of the bust
ness and the hest facilities III al respects, enables
US 10 distance all competitor in manufacturing and
the large patronage we have received in this line
encourages to make greater efforts than boz
fore for its coptinueneo. - 49,.
Isff Past patronage gratefully Acknowledged.
GEORGE CRABBE a co.
East Saginaw, Aug l. 1861. ni r9ii-sf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

And all work, sale manufactured, put down to tho
VERTs LOWEST RIO URE.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
Annual Report OF the supervisors
OGtlle County of Saginaw for the
,,kear 1864.

Statement Of tho expenditures Of said County as
allowed by tho Board Of Supervisors, from January
18th, lS6l, to January llth 1862.
(lninnnLS Ahnonnf | 4 tnnlin
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
'Drrrois TFuoNr,A-we publish the


DErEoiE TmBuNr.--We publish the
prospectuFOf the Detroit Tribune IN this
!@pcr, a. matter due to our friend
Barns for the hberality he has always
shown, us, in giving, Without asking tue
difference in terms, daily exchange for
our weekly. The Tribune is well printed,
aud as a news paper as enterprising. and
fully rs reliable as any Of It's cotempora-
ries. In. politics il IS as near decent, AZ
it can be and not get read out Of the
republican party, and that's bad enough
in all conscience. Persons having al
abundance of leisure will do well t.
read the prospectus, as it is brief, pa
thetic, and highly entertaining.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
TO BUY
FLO Ut RI GO r. N /,
FEED AND OATSi
AT HOY1oS STEAM MI YFLOW7R
Mills, SAL

EAST SAGINAW MICHIGAN.
rTNHE celebrated Maynlowcr" Brand Of Flour
l. now be obtained for Family use; also all
for Wheat and all kinds Of Grain
lH- The former patrons of this Mill, and the
bubble generally, can now be accommodated with NIL
Grades Of Flour, Mdilngs, Shorts, Bran and Meal
at the lowest cash prices. CIIAs. II. MOTT, agent
East Saginaw, August, 1. 1901.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
II Il r M s

Invariably in advance Single Copy, 81 80 year.
Twenty Copies $1,000 and an extra copy TO the
person who forms the Club.
Tor n Club of Fifty, We give Three Extra Copies,
or the Tri-Wockly Tribune.
For n Club Of One Hundred, Six Extra Copies, or
tho Daily Tribune
The Low Price TO Clubs will not admit Of the pay
ment Of commissions 10 Agents, beyond tho above
terms Our aim and design Is to furnish 90 Michi-
gan readers Michigan FAMILY y EwsPAPER, equal
in Size and General Interest aud Better, for them,
than any New York other Eastern Paper, at the
Loresi Price Possible 10 Clubs as a means Of pre-
pairing and certifying lis political friends ON STATE
ISSUE aud all questions Of State Policy and state
Administration, and as an induccnon, to Voluntary
Effort on the part of the Republicans Of Michigan
for the general good to get up Clubs and extend It's
circulation to evory organized Township in the state
Republicans Rally 70 the Support Of your own
County aud State Papers
Persons engaging to get up Clubs are requested tC
send in subscribers names fast as obtained AT
SlO0 year. Subscriptions may commence at any
time. Pay aiicays ia AdraHcc. when Club OF
subscribers has been forwarded additions may b,
made 10 il ON the same terms, whether sent in by
the person forming it or not II Is not necessary
that the menbers of club should receive theii
papers at the same Postofiice Clergymen are sup
piled ut the Lowest Club Rates Specimen COpic,
will be sent free to all who desire them.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

NEws.-The battle of Somerset, or
Mill Spring, Kentucky, proves to be a
glorious Union victory, our troops fight
ing with the utmost bravery against SUI
perior numbers, and compelling them to
retreat in the utmost confusion, leaving a
large amount Of stores, munitions, &c.
All their artillery, twelve pieces, and
ammunition, upwards of eighty wagons
and harness, all their commissary and
Quartermastcr's stores, and camp equip
page, fell into our hands It's charao-
terized as the most brilliant land victory
Of the Union forces. Burnside's Expedi
ton has not yet been heard from; the
Army Of the Potomac is at stand still
on account Of bad roads; Foreign matters
are pacific; Canada is getting cooled
down; The Laaciers are disbanded; and
there is nothing, in fact, but Somerset,
over, and over, and over, that comes up
to the point Of being in any way reliable
news. We hope to hear of another
Somerset being "turned, soon.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

DAILY TRtE CITIzEN.-We learn that
this daily is discontinued. The publish
crs state that the cost of telegraph. des-
patches is too large, and the advertising
patronage too small, to make it pay.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
omar INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

THE DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE is now in
its Thirteenth Year IL is Larger, Cheaper, and,
for Michigan readers, Better Family Newspaper
than any New York or other Eastern Paper pub
lshed. 1t contains eight pages of seven columns
each, making il Larger than the New York Tribune
IL furnishes to Mich gan readers all Important Gen
eral News, as FULLY and LATER than any New
York Paper, and TelegTaphic, Foreign, Domestic,
Eastern and Home Market News Three TO -Four
DAYS Later thnn any New York Weekly Paper;
which with It's Agricultural, Commercial, Mseolla-
neous, and State News Departments, -giying, each
week n summary of all interesting and Important
Local News from all parts Of Mchigan-its dcvo-
ton 10 the Local and General interests Of Michigan
give 10 its columns attractions which citizens of
Michigan cannot find in ANY New York or other
Eastern paper, and which cannot but make it a more
welcome visitor to the Family Circle, tho Farmer
Mechanic, Merchant or Professional Man, and give
to the DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE superior
claims 10 thor patronage.
/ Regular, reliable correspondents with each of the
Michigan Regiments in the Army, and in Washing
ton will continue TO give tho readers Of the DETnoIT
Tribune full and accurate accounts Of the move
mcns of our Michigan soldiers during the war, and
Of the doings Of Congress. Tn this feature, TIM
TRIBUNE has superior in tho State, M il has not
in general interest or amount and variety Of care.
/ fully selected news and Family reading while thu
attention paid 10 own STATE matters makes IL
/ for the Michigan reader, whether farmer mechanic
| OF other, superior 90 any Eastern paper.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

WISCONSIN PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL
In the Senate of Wisconsin bill to re-
peal the personal liberty law has been re-
ferred to special committee Of three,
consisting Of Senator'S Clark, Keogh and
Hazeltine. The two former are Demo
Gratis, and the latter Republican.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
VI VIEfak- I.tg
GEO. CRABBE g. co..,
Waicr Street, East Sac i,,dr, Opposite John
Derbys old Stand, .taftoI


And all other goods in the line, bought or sol
in the market. trH yps-ni.A
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-27
.,;F;eht A. Hura,tsyille, TslLaessse.

on Friday, the 18th instant, Nn's
command Of Georgia Partisan Rangers
attacked an ancampment Of Federals
at HuntsHilles Scott county, Tennessee,
under command Of Col. Cliff, being
heavy Notifications on, the top ofa high
mountain, The action lasted one hour
and half. : =. 2, ;<f;a-. ~.
The Georgia regiment charged up
the, hill, repulaing the enemy and DIR
wing him from his fort. "a s1ss ~ a
:Kdiutant E. Y, Clark, with; a portion
of the Georgia regiment. gallantly
charged: On the right-simultan eously
with Captains Kemp, Sims, ;McElrath
and Nelson, of the same command: -
Our brave psrtisans. destroyed the
fort and rolled the logs down the hill.
They captured one hundred head Of
horses, ammunition, commissary stores,
arms, &c., most t,of which they destroy
ed. The loss to the partisans was one
wounded. There were two from othe,
commands wounded also. = =, -.
The enemy's loss must have beer
great. They left eight dead on the
field. + Il ,s.,..<' /. ..,. :
+ We received this statement from As
sistant Adjutant Pike, of Sthe Georgis
Rangers, who is, just from the battle
feld.-KnozviVe Register, 18Th inst.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-27
!, NOMINATION.

~ Messsss Eaitess The condition sof
tour beloved State is, at this time, one
Of especial peril. Not: only IS she
threatened With the dangersWhich beset
her in common with her sister States OF
The Confederacy, from the; e;foe without,
but the despotism which has been most
unwarrantably foisted upon her by the
action:of the Convention, is an enemy
still more to be dreaded from within !;
a ,pearancesbe begin to indicate thst We
VIII have to look alone to our Legisla-:
|sure,. to wrest the State from the grasp
of this most unrighteouss tyranny ( 1t
behooves US, therefore, all other con-
alterations beinglaid aside,t taselect the
most sensible, vigorous and determined
We can procurefIo arnongstusto rep
resent the people of the District in, the
next Legislature, 447As one Of those we
nominate our old Representative, 3D.
WARD MOORE, Esquire, trusting that he
will consent to become a ndidsteagaln,,
7;sszS l., FISHING CREEK
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-27
Pope's Retreat Observation-Disclosures
g, ..,-s. Captured. D, -; -..<

/, RICHMOND, August "a The retreat
of Pope army is confirmed. A guard
of one hundred and fifty men, left tc
blow up the railroad bridge across the
Rappahanock river after the Yankees
had crossed, was surprised BY oursmep
on Thursday and captured. There were
taken at the same time two splendid
locomoh yes and tenders, and five ..ol
six cars, which were to have been USED
|by the guard in makingtheir retreat af'
ter the work was finished, The; prison
ers arrived here last.night. The situa
ton of affairs along our lines on thu
Rappahannock is said to be most en-
couraeing to the Confederate cause.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-27

Fell on the battle :neld near Rlcmnnd on the iune
last Mr.. John in lhe 2ath yen Of hia
ase. Mr. Rosbofouah volunteered n Capt Whiie's Com
pa,y, from Yosk Dtsrict and With his regiment rescbed
e scene Of action at the close Of the baie OF
july 2ist ls8i From thai untH hour when bleed
stamped the his patriotism with se he most
honorable and peunauent which could adon ae hese'z
[nane he discharged the duties Of the soldier with fdel
" that wcnfhe confidence aud ponendation nf the ON
fcersand priyates Of his company Hisaged widowed
mother deeply feesths stroke, which hasswept nom her
resde the only son dnd child thm death and te sepafa-
nons aectuipg marriage bad leo g and ssser
[noun, the taIight and night p swess :leir pesods
oget desoiate widow in her DWELLING and Iise
EHpin tnn t1e throne q
FGod franf hand that made tho sad
IL over viii The bnod Of hsf SON,
ncthsI ssd fdsnas sd "a naly saDHas a
righteous fetr!bpu1R Of eisrnlt gwait when the
tsa.s witch haSe iaIeI IKE eper ne nun.
red remains OF our upored sos shan past aad fogo
bliss of ahappy and endIess anioa h ne p.1s
In tSs Disuies on tie istbtnstantjM David ByERS
aged Bfyeafs 10 mon tbs and 13 days, sSs.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-27
A sk,-nish--Pope Showing his Back

A sk-mish--Pope Showing his Back
RICHMOND, August 22.-There was
skirmish on the Rapidan last Wednes'
day, near Racoon Ford, between our
cavalry and the enemy's rear guard
About thirty Yankees we're killed and
seventy captured.
Pope has retreated to Brandy Sta
ton, about six miles below Culpeppel
Court House. His position at last &C
counts was about midway between Cul'
pepper Court House and the Rappahan.
mock river, and the impression prevails
that he would make stand near the
stream, while others think he will con-
tinue his retreat to Manassas
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-08-27
40 THE PIANTERs.',,
Aorscr o,pcs y BioaSi 3 srsss sssa

~. 9, ,tsS g -s'z August I9, 1862
Messys Eaors From The numlar Of letters am sim
recevh gious parts Of the stte requesttng iniof
NATION gbouf tbc pledged Cotton, % the manner
Of reitting oil Amounts already sold and % be
cold hays coneladed ,hat me card recently pubshsd
seef an parties Interested aloR therefore,
10 sate aeain M Thos. N. IoHrsoxyan Experienced
CoftG Hmke ofthis city, With hd8 assstan, VIII call on
Eap due with them ssto the puf.
chase cotion;1 btn WIN thankai planters
who have already scd ortnfend selling 20 othegs than the
Gogemnens % remit me the net Of ssie either IN
ID dfa on one of our City Banks, Treasury Votes,
without further delay As ascoftatn wnetneI
they prefer ConedeTafe Bonds OF Cenhcasea of STOCK,
boh bearing eight per cent interest," but the founef pa
ssto beeref and LATER e taen gN
pared and semltfed no thcpiaretA But Ills important
that should ft The for my orders are
I'D gye eight per cent Interest from a.e Of the receipt
|of al oeys and 1t Win be impossible make ealcula-
don uat DE aEoan Assss Rends ends and Sa Cert
5osshould of saics be nntyen win further
thank the planters 70 add e acoq, SO as omake Il
eonfo with me tssuss Of the above Pressing
% connection wtst aaes pf my ofiiee
mEtoadopt this mode OF with my
ftends IN de colftry. y ElslK BENNETT,
1s General Agent Tor State ef soutit Carolina.
y IN 80