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MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS.

We have been engaged for many years in the noble
work of giving health and happiness to the suffering
the sfic ed. During this time we have treated
TWENTY THOUSAND INyALIDs suffering from the
various disease and in almost every case per-
mEnent cure has been eecteo. Many of them in fact
mad given up incurabe by their physicians We
have restored to health in few days thousands per-
in this city who had been suffering painful
diseases ve ten and fifteen years and At our
institution have cured, and curing, class of dis
that has baied the medical profession in all ages
Of the world.
REFERENCEs-we refer the diseased and others.
interested in our new practice to the following we'll
gentlemen who nave been treated successfully
by
GEORGE GRANT. No. 6lO Ches lut street.
Il. \. de- lLVEh. No. 1885 Chestnut street. q
SaeE GfneTa SiO Seet
Hon DAVID wILNoT, Judge of Courf of Claims
hoR $SdgS GARR9G H}I Sew S SiIfs9ns KogS city
EEiD}wvfiN ToaREsT: the ereat IrascdlSn.
Rev. Dr. BALL, OF Philadelphia.
EeE EScnel fHoMAs wv " sWEGSEY Assessor No. 7e
"&no G. oRGE GET IL EARLE AtOrneyat-bnw, sixth and
EMXNUEL REY, Attorney atLaw, No. 7O7 sansom
DI SEoRGE " TTREED 15irsIa Lancaster os city Penna
E M MALkqE9 a NS % Wilma RSnna street Ns
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JOHN n. BUST, 80 1928 south Broad street,
HEEcEf S"S,SS% AtshSsSs9l'
~ Tsst XSEtH sEs1th s
ABRIHXM FIJI KE. Jr No. 1851 6amac street
Consuta99In and examinations free Sf charge
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE g. BOLLES,
CORNER THIRTEENTH AND WALNUT sTs.,.
6 2s thsm7rp Philadelphia
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AmUsEM.yT,.

DRoNDwsv ruRArRE
soLos sIiIsGLK AT HoxK Aixia
knGAGement OF tho greet Comedian,
MR. JOHN Y. OWENS,
who Win make his dr1 Appearance Now York, since hs
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RECOGNIZED end AppAudsd By tho leading cities Of Ensand
aREAfssT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KNOWS
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New YORK Last season Mr. Owens elecIned Me tcwn
'ran' Of ONE AHSDRFD TSD asvHSfY csa.rcaiise
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critical organs OF London Tho Ahen Literary Review,
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and perfect with which tho
English stage OF tho present aAy familiar an epinioa
CHARLES DICKENS THE NOVELIST.
warmly and fully e,aorsss ~ nm .n.olsd letter OF CON
EVERY NIGHT AS 1HRfsa "a. Th = WEEK AND ON
will h. sArunDM AFTERNOON y. l,s IL. .u.
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ior The frat tima 10 the puho entitled
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AoHsEs At AUcrioN-AT 0LMsrEADs HOTEL.
IL Chester, Orange county, ~ r.. January H. 1865 II
N-lst stAlIoa Wild lrshn,sn, lSS hands high. seven
years old sired BY waitsrmiras Harry Clay. dam Star
msre half sister u Rob Boaner's Peerless half
sssr 70 dam o. Dexter Public time $50 Oo.hsn BALI
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erened, sound and kind nesfu drivers and very speedy
Tor COILS One bay Gelding Ave years old l5k hands
driver sound: never has been on track " II sow 25 ard
or u. W. woodruff 50 White street, New York.
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COMPLEMENTARY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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X-orNG MEMS ASCOT AT1OS.-SISTH ANNUAL
J. Bali for The beuent - the New YORK
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Academy Of Nns!c. Monday evening. Jan ". isss
Hckcta Is
HONORARY NENBERS.
los r. O'Donohur Owen W Brennan " =. ~ w~Giynn,
Mat'w Brennan, o. q Cow NJ d. fatrick Nc 'art,,
prys lawrence. Jas Is Nicholson, T. huIvihnt,
" iues Lynch. J'mcs Henneney, VIM. Labor.
Oscar Renee. John Kelly. hcn. Mctsi1ness,
JaHurs K-iy John \. BRADLEY. james Sadiil
Henry shields James kcane.
COMMITTEE Ot ARRANGEMENTS.
Jeremiah uuinian Andrew L. Byrne. Maurice j. Power
Tboua. Nuitoon waller Roche John foa.
an A. shields. Peter Mcpuade. JaE. J Mccormick,
Jas "a. Coleman. John ifsyes, William J. kan-,
Thomas =. o. Bra~r, u. " O'fIsiioran Thomas Fiyan.
Jas. o. Donnei T. ,. Va pin, Mcrirnv
frarrfs Higgins. Mirhas y Cody. Iehn Flsrngsn.
r. r l,szA Charles OCcnnor, Francs Currsn.
John Duane, William I. MALONE. John Byrls,
. A Ferrsn. fgfa's A. WherlsI4 r. N toaF.
JEREMIAH QCfSI.A>. President.
JpHN HAYES, First Wv President
MICHAEL J. CODY. second Vice President
Dr~vs w. UHslionas. Secretary.
THoxss Mtlpoos. Treasnrsr
Grafuilss and waliane's Bands are engaged.
The house viii op~n I'll ~ O'Clock.
4, aTtf gTprrT Avn AxToyTx FERRY
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COCIETY or TAMMAvY,
- OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.
SFMTCENTRANfhL CELEBRATION
of the annva rsary Of he
Battle OF NEW ORLEANS
TAMNASy SOCIETY.
Tickets the Grand Dinner and Festival of the Tamany
~ TAMMANY HALL
On MONDAY EVENING, JAN. Q,
may be obtained from
m. DOUGLAS TAYLOR 80 Nassau street
JOHN BELLY, ShcrIG City Hail..
CASPER q. CHILD ice OF the commissioner OF
Jurors. No. 8 Chambers str 81 .
The tckets-limed 20 Do It tho price or SO earlx
old elsewhere. NJ, nbers OF the Society aud Their
friends will pss apply Monday, from 10 20
10 eli her Of he ABOVE named persons.
by Order of the Committee or Arrangement
join T. Hoffman Y 7. 4. Buoie,
.yohu Van Buren,, Elijah Y. Purdy.
Mathew T. Brennan, Samuel l.. M. Barlow.
Daniel Deviin Anthony l.. Robertson,
James 7. BRADY. Edwards i'crrepout,
STEPHEN Cambreing VIM NJ. 7 weed,
Samuel J. Tilden August Belmont.
VIM McNurray Charles q. Corurl,
Douglas Taylor. John Kelly,
John r. Burrii, Isaac Bell,
Richard O'tiornan, John J.. bradley,
Charles r. D,iy Daniel L. De!cyan.
Peter u. SweeDy, OSWALD pttcndorfer,
lseorge w. Mclean, Emanuel u Hart
John r. D~veiln. James u. Nichoison
John X Briggs, Natlianiri Jarvis Jr.
JOHN VAN BUEkN, Chairman.
por-, segetary.
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SyUPPENE COURT. =
y Tn OF the application Of the Mayor Aldermen
and conmon~y Of thu city VI New York relative 10 The wd
nng extending Of ANA ssrct and Fulton street IN
with the red lines and figures the sdo BY
Edward Boy- city surveyor add ol r " the ooe OF the
clerk the Common Cornell IN the city ~ New York
Pursuant 10 statutes IN such case made ard the
Mavor atv ~ the city ~ New York
hereby give notice tina. they intend apply 70 The
OF the satr OF New fnrx NJ Special Term OF said
court, Ci.y Hail. Ia the city % York
Saturday tho :th day cf January M sthe orenas q Vie
heard for the spron NJ Commissioners ~ Estimate
and Assessment the sbcentile natter that he naiars
prvrrfsnt hereby Intended ~ the widen.
ing ard cxnding OF Aan street snd Fulton street ~ aid
city. JOHN y. \, Coanseito the Corporation.
Nkw Dec 20. Ies6.
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1GuRRfs WILKINS, ArcTfsyEEg. -ExECrTORs
M sss Of Lots Byrd 3tr and is-t
3 n. LUDLOW co. will sell a. aucl on. on Tuesday.
January 1906, a. ~ ocinuk at tao Il change saesrras
IA Broadway Trinity Epding. New York BY order o.
VIM. Wood executor Of John Hsncock--Byrd, 10Th and
ijis areet east u sico nngie road 30 10 = each IS
e, ioSt and roar ~ ~ ~, decg MPs AZ az The oee
seer Broadway.
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CHTH STREET AND ASTORIA FERRY.
on Th- public Informed that o. service 81 this ferry
~ rrtnu~d without rlr NE dar~r'r - the safety
properly owing IN The dsr state -
tbs Corporation piers si AZ the foot a" Ei,hysxh
the nd Of IN. IN NeN fort Frorl I'd
evening. l0th instant. The bosi w Iers
fore, be wfthdrbwn.
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DorciAs TArLoR Secretary.
cPECfAL SoTIcR.---rIE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
y 81 the Irish Brigade requested ats the
the Ma Richard H. NAsvpn-y. sixty ninth "
w. from hs ite scsidencc ~ Eidrdge street. Sunday
III inst At r. ~.
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West street.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE,

DY VIRTUE of the Fl fas in my oilice-Thos r.
- Shclor and others vs Robert Maxwell, Jr.--l
will sell at public out.cry at Pickens c. H., to tho
highest bidder, on Saloday in January next, the
Valuable Real Estate
OF tho said Defendant, situate in Pickens district,
Tract No l known as the . David Sloan tract
contains $3.50 acres of I,and, large proportion
of which is good upland in its virgin state so or
100 acres OF good Creek Bottom cleared md in c,l-
tivation. The land produces Corn. Wheat and To-
pacco. The improvements arc n large and well ar
ranged dwelling with six up right rooms, stone
chimnics, kitchen, meat house, servants houses
largo framed hrcsher stables tobacco barn, with
all the fixtures for curing, stemming, and packing
tobacco. On this t,mct is first class FIGURING
MILL with nll appliances for grinding Corn and
Wheat. at the same place is u good SAW MILL,
wit an abundance Of timber convenient.
Tract No2. known rs the Morgan Innd," con-
tanning 1856 acrcs of choice upland, extending from
Tract No ] to Little River and Crooked Creek.
Tract No 3, known the bryant Thomas"
Land, on Crooked creek, contains 100 acrcs--some
good land with framed House, sublos, &c--ad-
joins No or the Home place.
Tract No \ contains 43O acres. on both sides of
Canc creek, aud known as the ''Slrih!ing land"-
Some good land, and quantity oil timber conven-
lent to the Mill. good water power, known MS
Conrncys Shoal. This land lies near the Rail
Road and ,dioins No
Tract No contains & or 10 acres covered hy the
Mill dam nnd adjons No
Tract No contains % or 80 acres a part Of the
tract known as the ONcall lnnd.' Il ID atlioins No
Tract No contains $50 acres on Dodgins' branch
OH both sides OF the Oconcc Station road--somc 80
acres of good branch bottom, good cabin, with
stable sc, in good range
Tract No contains -- acres. part Of the
an'l purchased from the estate Of " u Steele.
Tract No contains - acres on Cane creek
an't ndjoins tract No A. and was surveyed with that
Tract.
Befy- The privilege of using the Pine Timber on
that part of Mr. john Cam ms land. lying on the
Station road has been secured for number of
years.
BrH. These Lands lie in seven miles Of Walhaf
Ia, aud three Of the Blue Ridge Railroad.
GsI5" Pas Of these Lands. iu,liciously sub divi-
dcl. will be prepared Immediately.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit of one anil two
years with interest from date. The purchaser
purchasers to give hond. with two goo / surcties.
anu " mortgage of the premises, to secure the pay
mrnt Of the purchase money. Purchasers to pay
extra for stamps and titles.
L. THOMAS, SID.
Nov g. 1866
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Sherilf's Sales.

u virtue OF snnry writs Of Erri ftc;as to me
~ directed, | will sell 10 the highest bidder, ut
p'cken' Court House on Saeday in January next
inc following described property, to wit
Onc Trnct Of Land. whercon defendant now lives
lying on ---. waters OF K"owcc River, contain
inS -- acres. mare or less. Levied on ns the
property ot Josiah Chapman, a. the suit of the
State for Taxes.
One Tract Of Land, lying on E Coloncl's Fork, con
tn'nihg -- acres more or less; an,l one other
ir'ct, lying on or near -------, containing ---
acres more or less. Levied On IL. the r,vpcrv of
q. W. Phillips. Mt the suit OF Major coI,.
One Tract of Land lying OH iseavcrl II, Creek
adjoining lands Of Il G. brown anu Others and
!he property ot Andrew Alexander at the suit Of
William S. Grisham and James T.. Ilagool, and
others.
On Tuesday after Salcday at defendants resi-
dencc, 100 bushels Corn. Levied OH MS the prop
erty Of Ezekiel Kelley apl Catharinc Rogers, n,
tho suit OF NJ. Il. Mitchell
One blind mare and one horse wagon Levied
on as the property of Il. NJ. iambcy ut the suit Of
the State. for Taxes, and J. ID. aud l.. a. Fcrgu.
son, .Atlm'rs
henca. ICE bushels Corn. Levied on as the prop
orty Of John Il. l.oden, at the suit Of james VI
Hare.
On Tuesday after Salclay, Mt defendants s resi-.
dence one COW and calf. Levied Oh as the proper
ty Of WIN. Hudson, at the suit Of the STATE. for
Taxes.
On Tuesday after Salcday. at defendants rcsi-
dence. 10 bushels Corn. Levied on us the prop
srty OF Michjah hudson, at tho suit of the Stnte,
for Taxes.
On Sa c'lny, ono hay mare. Levied on as the
properly ct ). u. Rulcdge, at the suit of the
State, for Taxes.
On Tuesday after salelay, at defendants > resi-
dence, ono heifer. Levied on ny the property of
John Oakley, at the suit of the State for Taxes,
On Tuesday after Saleday, at defendants s resi-
dence, 10 bushels Corn. Levied on ns tho proper-
ty of VIM. IIcard at tho suit Of Tie State for
Taxes.
Three work oxon and one OK wagon, levied on AS
tho property of J E!lenburg, at tho suit of A Is
Grant.
One gray mare, levied OH tho property of b
Moscly, at tho suit Of a Is Grant.
Two mules, 3 hors, wagon, buggy md har-
ness, sctt blacksmith tools, head cattle. 10 head
hogs, household and Kitchen furniture. corn, fod
der and shucks, levied on as The property of G W
Phillips Mt the suit of Major Cole.
TERMS, CASH: Purchasers to pay extra for titles
and stamps.
L. THOMAS, s.p.p
Dec. 6. 1866 II tI
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State Of South CAROLINA.

IN OnDINARY-CIrATION.
tVHEREAS, Robt. a. Thompson. c.E.p.p, hath
" applied to me for letters of administration
with Will annexed, upon the Estate of los. Brewer
deceased. late of the Distric, of pckrms and State
nforcsad The Kindred and creditors of said
deceased, are therefore. cited to appear before me
at Pickens Z. II. OH Friday the els, day Of Deccm
brr 1866, to shew cause, if any they can. why said
letters should not be granted. Given under my
hand and seal this 9Th day of November 1866.
W. r. I0ICONIBE opn
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State OF south Car0liila.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IN Observation-Disclosures.
WHEREAS. w. II. Stancl l,atl, applied to mo
for letters Of administration upon the Estate
Of Eli Stanci', dccoased late Of the District of
Piokens and State aforesaid The kindred and
creditors of said deceased, are. therefore, cited
to appear before me ut pickcns G. IL. on Monday
tho 18th day Of December, 1866, to sLew cause, if
any they can, why said letters should not he
grantcd. Given under my hand and seal this 5tl,
day Of December, 1866.
W, L. 1IOICOMBE, orp.
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The State of South Carolina.

PICKENS-IN ORDINARY.
Samuel a. Gary, | adm,r. Petition for final
James IL. BOggs, settlement Of the rs
vs tate Of Joseph G.
IT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Andrew
] Boggs, Heirs at-law OF Nancy Alexander. decd,
(names and number unknown.) IIc,s- at law of
Josiah Boggs. deceased. (names and number un.
known,) defendants in this case. reside without the
limits OF this Stnte II is ordered therefore, that
these said absent defendants do appear in the Court
of Ordinary, Mt Pickcns Court House. South Caro-.
lima. OH the ODD day of February next, to show
causc, if any they can, why final settlement Of
the Estate Of Joseph G. Boggs, deceased. should
not then be made, by adjusting the sale Bill, &c.,
or their consent to the will be entered of re-
cord.
". f. lIoLCOMBE, ORB.
Nov. IL, 1866 8 3m
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The State Of South Carolina

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Matthew Mnnsell and wife | 81
Mary ia Applicants Petition for rar.i.
Sarah Hughes and others, ''on'
Defendants.
T appearing to my satisfaction that James Mani.
L din, the hcirs-at-aw of Joab Mauldin, decd.
(names and number unknown) the heirs at-lnw of
Elizabeth McClannahan, deceased (namcs and
number unknown) defendants in this cnse, reside
beyond the limits Of this State Said absent de.
PENDANTS nre therefore, required to appear in the
Court Of Ordinary, TO be holden Mt Pickcns Court
House, S. c., on tho 25th day of February next.
to show cause, if any they can, why the Real Es
tate of Godfrey Mauldin, deceased, should not be
sold and the proceeds divided among tho heirs of
said dccoascd. according to law, or their consent
to tho same will be entered of record.
W. +. IIOLCOMBE, o.pp.
Nov. 10, 1868 10 8m
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State of South Carolina,

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS, Robt. a. Thompson, c.E.r. n, hath
applied to me for letters Of administration
upon the Estate of Stephen Garrett, deceased late
of the District Of Pickcns and State aforesaid |:
The kindred and creditors of sad deceased, are.
therefore. cited to appear before at pickens c.
II. on Friday the Dist day Of December, 1866 TO
shew cause, if any they can, why said letters
should not be granted. Given under my hand and
seal this 9th day Of November. 1866
W. L. MOLCOMBE, op.p
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Special Notice.
LOOK OUT |

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DERSONS indebted to me must pay up, as am
L obliged to have money. Ifthey do not pay they
VIII be sued before next Return day. Those In
dcbted to mo, in tho Magistrates jurisdiction must
pay Immediately, as indulgence cannot be giycn.
DO wise, act promptly, and save costs.
JEREMIAH LOOPER.
Oct. 20, 1860 & n
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

CteE ofhc Cou,t-J. T.. IIAGoop.
Shcr!D-L. THOMAS
Ofdinmy-W. +. IIoLcoMBE.
commissioner IN Equity RoD'r a. THOMPSON
Coroner
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CommtsSioners to Appyoce tie Bonds Of Pub
nc CWccrs-.'. j.. Norton, JOS. Burnett, j. H.
Ambler. James Lawrence Snm'l, Reid.
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CleM ofMc Cout-J. +. HAcooD.
McriD-L. TnoMAs
O'di"u'y-W. +. IolcoMBE
Commissioner IN Equity ROB- a. THOMPSON
;. tommtSstoners to Approce the Bonds Of Pub
hc OWccrs-j. j. Norton, JOS. Burnett, j. IL.
Amber James Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid.
Commissioners cthe Poor-D DR.. II. C. Miller,
Chairman; Geo. r. Cherry. Secretary and Treu.
surcr; j. B. Clayton, S. b. Keith, r. Craig, Sr.
Commisyioncrs Of Pubhc Buii0iugs-R Rob't.
a. Thompson, Chairman; j. Il. IIngopd, Sec
rotary and Treasurer; W. Z. IIolcombc, NJ. +.
Mitchell, u. }. Miller.
rommiSs'oacrs Of FREE 'Schools--T. B. Maui
den, Chairman; W. F.. Ilocumbc. Secretary
and Treasurer; G. II. Spears, l. Wickife, IT.
II. Penny, Daniel Grice. James Burdne
Myishutcs-W. j. CAN'T, J. NJ. Adams, j.
Il. G"ssett, Th"s billiard, j. Q. Q. Parsons, j.
N. Arnold. Rcdin Racklcy. j. b. Sanders, E.
II. Werner, Abel Robins. w. IL. Peronncau, 4.
Bryce, sr Edward Hughes, John Sharp
C9mmissionrrs Of Roa,ls-2d Rcyim,,.s--G
Phillips. W : SGrsham, w j IIunnieust, ~
1 Mitchell. Daniel Hughes, l. w Lnsk, s ii
Crawford, l'itchfnrl, + aIaxwell,x
5M Rsyimcnt-F a lIokc, Chairman; Il II
Grlhn, Treasurer; j i Clayton, Clerk } D
Gasawny, y y Balingcr, Alex Algnod. 'rhos
K Price. d Keith, Henry Williams, j Il Cos
sett, Morgan, Thos D!larl
LiernM R"rr"ue--Il a IL Gibson. Assessor
ID Regiment. q NJ. FA lIokc, Assessor 5th
Regiment, S G NJ.
RECONSTRUCTED POST OFFICES.
POST POST offI"ES: NAME OF POSTMASTER.
pickcns 9 II Catharinc T Gibson.
Pickcnsvilc-Alphn Il Howard
Walhalla-ChrStian II T<scrtell
Fair Play-Bcnj II Doughty.
Arnnld's Mills-Wm McMuhan
Hunters Mills--Wm Hunter, Jr.
Mile Grcek-Alnry j Robins
observation-disclosures X Morgan
Eighteen Mlc--Lcmnel Hendricks.
Table Mnuntain--RcbcccaR Reid
Rachclor's Rctrcat-Gricf Crcnshaw.
Oakway-Mary Sanders.
Snow Creek Emory Moore
Georges Crcck-.Jamcs X Spillcrs.
Salubrity-Alnry Bates.
Five Nlilo-Mahala Thompson.
Tunnel liill-Turncr Duncan.
Incomplete. Assist in correcting the same.
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