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The lsasE Efcat yscf q exS q fhs Trtil1s.
Although the colofed people were
especially invited to the barbecue and
speaking on yesterday, there were
comparatively few pFssent Psrsist
ent efforts had been made to- keep
these people away, and these efforts
seem oihaye partly succeeded.
sa No greater evidence OF the false
basis upon whioh' radioalism rests
could be given than this factTthat
the leaders of the oolored people are
afraid to let the rank and file hear the
other side. The colored people wear
the yoke of soul slauery. They have
escaped the bondage of the body, but
have been placed under the bondage
of the mind. They are the slaves of
the radical leaders. They dare not
think and feel and act for themselves.
That is, we refer to the great body of
them. It is time for them to under
stand that "they only are free whom
the truth makes FREE" Are they
willing to be led like sheep to de-
struction? If they would look to
their ultimate interests, let them dis
card the ways of radio ,lism.
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s SEyEHING EBoSF THn IlEAaUz.S4s
Daniel Lee, VIM. b. Turner, David
Fowler, Benson Turner, Benjamin
Blackwell, John BlackwelI, Zach.
BIackwell and Spencer 81: Chambers, / = j
publish d card in the Pickens cou,.ier,
stating. that they have Rstha 4 ss =.
from I. tine Union Leagne. The
Keowee Courier, speaking of the
matter. says: ssEl ~ .55s.'. is 81 : :
H'fIn another column appears the
card of eight or ten citizens living in
the neighborhood of Toxaway, in
this District, denouncing the Union
League and all connection Herewith.
These men. were once members of
this institution, and as they have
been heretofore good substantial
citizens, their withdrawal from the
body will be seriously felt by those
who remain. We heartily welcome
them, and any others who may come
out thus honestly and openly in the
cause OF constitutional freedom"
The Courier adds that eleven color
ed men in Toxaway, have left the
League.
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Major-General Howard delivered q
lecture in Washington, on Tuesday
night, giving his observations during
late tour through the South. His
remarks were apparently unpreju-
diced, and not calculated to give
much comfort to the radicals. He
stated candidly that the disturbances
were not confined to one party, but
there was strong Democratic senti-
ment among the negroes, and he
found many Seymour aud Blair clubs
OF colored men. These remarks were
incidental, his main topic being the
social, religious and educational con-
dition of the negro.
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HE PUBLIC DEBT Baltimore
Gdsette's correspondent writes from
Washington as follows:
The public debt statement for the
month of September, which has been
given to the press. shows that the
debt of the nation has not been in
creased since the August statement
was made up, but, at the Same time,
it shows that it has been diminished
only q few hundred thousand dol
lars-and this, too, in the face of the
unusually large receipts into the
treasury, and no interest falling due.
During the months of October and
November, the receipts will be very
light, and $50, 600, 900 in coin will be
paid on the first of November, as in
terest on the public debt. This will
largely increase the debt, and will
bear out the figures presented by Di-
rector Delmar and tie Hon. Robert
j. Walker. It is charged here that
the figures in the debt statement to-
day have been manipulated, with a
view to contradicting former state
ments by outside parties.
The following are the entire dis
bursements of the Government for
the month of September: On account
of War Department., $3.50, ,311.O2;
Navy, S2,276, 762 60; Interior, 5,41O, :
O05.27; customs, 81, 325. .946. 80; Trea-
sury proper, 81, ,155, 9741 Is; public
debt, S26, 154, S75.63 Treasurer, In
terror, 1922, 156. 80; internal revenue,
S651, 598. 81; war, civil branch, 1927,
2O2. SO; diplomatic. $50. 7O7.71; quar-
terly salaries, SO, 5,135; total, $46,-
AL, 1885 81. 1t is expected that the
receipts have been somewhere in the
neighborhood of forty-seven mil
lions. The cash balances on hand in
the vaults of the Treasury are S13,-
300, 900 in currency and $97, 900, 600
in coin, including $40, 100000 in coin
certificates.
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We are requested by the Santuc
Democratic Club, to give notice that
grand Democratic barbecue and
picnic will be given at Santuc Depot,
Spartanburg and Union Railroad, on
Tuesday, October 20, 1868. We have
assurances that several of the Presi-
dental electors and State canvasscrs,
and other distinguished speakers will
be present and address the people on
that occasion. 1t is hoped that the
attendance from this and other Dis
tricts will be large, as every arrange
ment has been made for a grand mass
meeting. - UnionoiNe Times.
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IArpoRTANT TO TRAyEIlRs. We are
pleased to learns on authority, that
the trains on the North Carolina
Railroad resume their regular Sun
day trips, beginning on Sunday next.
This makes the connection perfect
ola the Charlotte and South Carolina
!saiiroau, 90 tsii NorLnefn cities, as
heretofore. ~ Is ifRs rs
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS Day
Trinity Church-Rev. P. J. Shand,
Rector, 1019 q. m. and p. m.
st. Peters Church-Rey. j. J.
O'Connell, Pastor, 10 q. m. and
p. m.
Marion Street Church-Rev. S. 81.
Browne, 10% a. m.; Rev. W. A.
Gamewell, 4 p. m.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev.
w. a. Gamewell, 1015 a. M; Rev.
VIM. Martin, 4 p. M.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. A.
Il. Rude, 1O16 a. m.
Presbyterian Churoh-Rev. W. E.
Boggs, 101a a. M. and 4 p. m.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. L. Rey-
nolds, 101l a. m. ff
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THE OBJECTION IN DELAwARE. On
Tuesday last, the election for inspec-
tors took place in Delaware. The
Republican majority in Wilmington
is only nine votes, which is Demo
cratic gain Of 305 since the mayors
election last month. New Castle
County gives Democratic majority
of 612-a gain of 401 over the vote
of 1866. In Wilmington, the Demo
Gratis elect q majority of the inspec-
tors, and in the County have twelve
out of seventeen. The Gazette says
the vote polled was unusually large.
INoENDIARIsM.-We have to record
the loss, by fire, of the gin house of
Capt. E. Paisley, in this District, some
ten days since. A considerable
quantity of wheat and some cotton
destroyed. It is regarded as the
work OF an incendiary, beyond ques-
ton. Herald -
Glorious news reaches us from
Connecticut. Despite the strenuous
exertions Of the radicals. and lavish
expenditure Of money, they have
met asignsl defeat. Large Democra-
tic gains have been made even over
the vote of last year.. @fNFt
Brick Pomeroy's .one-Iegged SOL
der Htill gEinds "Dixie" for three
hours each day in, front of his Office,
despite tribes and police, and viii
continue to do SO until ft1rther no.
tice. (. d & - :. 81 yfig.5j 7,sSy gg5fT
Ia - q u
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u MAIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The post
Office open during the week from sI
o. m. Up. m. ~ On Sundays, from
: 70 PIP. M 7gtsfo % ,IaraR
The Charleston aud Western mails.
are open for delivery at 5 p. m., anSA
close eell;,,ssssE;zss 50 6 S116 D. in. Charleston night
mail open So o. m., close AZ p. m.
Northern Open for, delivery at
81 q. M, closes at 2. 45 p. m.a
Groenville-Open for delivery
p. M, closes at 81 ,pom, ytcts
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Special at
tention is called to the following ad-
vertisements, published for the first
time this morning: -.
Kings Mountain Iron Works.
J. & T.. r. Agnew-Sundries.
House to Rent. sf$
Cook and House keeper Wanted.
Mrs. Mccormick Millinery, sc.
Q. H. Baldwin s. Co.-Groceries.
Commissioners Sales. rfg.,.1r
w. B. Stanley-New Goods. Ill
Meeting Board Of Trade.
Carolina National Bank. ..,.;1'.
Fisher & Lowrance-Gins,, Apples.
i. j. & H. M. Gibson-Notice.
r. @. Shiver-New Fall Goods.
Acts of the Legislature.
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THE New LINE OF STEAMERS. The
first steamer of the liverpool and
Charleston steamship line, left Iii
yerpool yesterday. and will be ready
to load for her return trip on the first
of November. 81. 81 :. ~ Ss5 Z, I
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Meeting of Board Of Trade.

Meeting Of Board of Trade
A N EXTRA MEETING of the Board of
"A, Trade will take place at the Carolina
Hal, on TUESDAY EVENING next. the
18th instant, at O'clock. A full attend
ance ic requested, as business OF ilmpor-
tance will como before the Board. ~
BY order of the President.
Oct IL +. O'NEALE, Jr., Secretary.
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Lowande's Brazilian Circus Com
panJ will perform in this city to-
morrow. The actors are said to be
first class, and their feats of horse
manship and general topsy- turvytism
unexcelled.
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The New POSTAGE STAMps.-The
Postmaster General has just awarded
the contract for the supply of stamps
to the Department for the ensuing
four years to the National Bank Note
Company of New York. The new
stamps will be somewhat smaller than
those in use at present, but they are
OF superior style and finish, with q
novelty in design. The two-cent
stamp contains an engraving of post
boy on horseback in full speed. The
three cent has a locomotive under full
head of steam, the great carrier of
our domestic service. The five cent
stamp contains head of Washington.
The ten-cent, the finest of all in de-
sign and execution, has q miniature
engraving of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, executed with such delica-
cy and precision that the picture suf-
fers nothing under magnifying
glass. The twelve-cent stamp has an
ocean steamship, and the thirty-cent
has finely executed engraving of the
surrender of Burgoyne.
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Rich Silver Plated Goods.

" CAsTOES, TEA SETS, CAKE BAS-
KETS, BUFFERS, SYRUP JUGS, WAIT.
ERS, GOBLETS, MUGS, Knives, Forks,
spoons, Ladies', Salt Sets, Candle Sticks,
Parlor Bells, DC. just received and for
sale at STANLEY'Sl
Oct II 1 Ching Hall.
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Where there is SO much smoke
there must be some fire; .appropos,
while so many buyers are rushing to
Shlver, there must be pretty and
cheap goods. ~, 3 ~. 49,. 800, =
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We have been requested to state
that the "Smart Children" will give
an entertainment in this city, on
Tuesday evening next. The price of
admission will be fifty cents-no half
price.
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ENLARGED. The Southern Presby-
te'fan comes to us in an enlarged
form. We note with pleasure this
indication of the worldly prosperity
of our religious friend.
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WANTED.

r- WANTED. $50
A GOOD HOUSE-KEEKER; also good
"A COOK, WASHER and IRONER, can
findsemployment by applying to this Office.
None need apply except those that can
come we'll recommended. Oct11
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT RATES. =
We have the gratifying intelligence
to communicate to our up-country
friends. that the rates OF freight over
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
have been materially reduced-fully
twenty per cent.
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When the PLANTATION B1rrERs
were first made known to the Ameri-
can people, some seven years ago, it
was supposed they were an entirely
new thing, and had never before been
used: So far as their general use in
the United States is concerned, this
may be true. 1t is also true that the
same Bitters were made and sold in
the Island of ST. Thomas. over for.y
years ago, rs any old planter, mer-
chant or sea captain doing business
with the West Indies will tell YOU.
1t is distinctly within my recollection
that on the return of my father (who
was sea captain, and doing an ex-
tensive trade in the tropics, he would
invariably have the Bitters among
the ships stores, and our family side.
board was never without them. For
any sickness, it matters not how
severe or trifing, the decanter of
these Bitters, by different name,
was always resorted to as sovereign
remedy. ,tF so -
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. = 1911
II
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THE MEETING AT L1BERTY CHURCH
was quite success, Gen. Hampton
and Messrs. Adams and Doyle, toge-
ther with the colored speakers Minor
and Lee, delivered addresses which
were well received. The kind people
OF this section, as usual, came well
prepared with the "indispensables"
of this life. Everything passed off
smoothly, and all were satisfied with
the results accomplished. E'o7
Reo,oee Courier.
Two little girls were burned to
death in Charleston. Mass, on Sa-
turday night, by the explosion of a
fluid lamp. III II q & e9t{
The Annamessic line from Norfolk
now runs only alternate days, and
may soon be discontinued altogether.
A slight scrimmage occurred in
Laurens day or two ago. Several
shots were fired, but nobody hurt"
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TO RENT.

~ hGN41 .eE
81 A HOUSE, at the corner of Laurel
MHI and Barnwell streets, near the Char
lotte Railroad Depot. Six rooms and
basement, with all necessary out-build-
ings. Apply to MIR. THOMAS GIBSON,
Main street, or j. W. Gordon, Charlotte
Railroad Depot. Oct III
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Copartnership Notice.

Copartnership Notice.
NIHE undersigned have entered into q
L COPARTNERSHIP for the transaction
Of the GROCERY, HARDWARE and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, dating from the first
February, 1868. Name and style OF, the
firm will be T. j. '& II. III. GIBSON.
49,. 'j~N T.. j. GIBSON
Oct ii limo ,s.tte II. II. GIBSONg
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MAGISTRATES. Gov. Scott has ap-
pointed A. L. Solomon, Esq, o ma
gistrate for Richland District, and
Mr.. A. L. Boozer for Lexington.
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81 TSe1aaa.

tR1aAESs
- ,'sS1i =
The plimentary supper to Hon.
John @ Adams, which was to have
come on last night. has been pposs-
poned until tomorrow evening, at the
issalis ionr. a pIesss: time tia is conf
!dently anticipated. II l3t>.Fk
~ p ---------- ---7---------- -----L--o.~oO.~-.oo- ...- ft.f
MAGIsTRATEs.-G Scott has ap-
pointed A. L. Solomon, ESQ.,, q mn.
gistrate for Richland District, and
Mr.. A. L. Boozer for Lexington.
ENnARGED.- The Southern Presbv-
te'fon comes to us in an enlarged
form. We note with pleasure this
indication of the worldly prosperity
of our religious friend.
Lowande's Brazilian Circus Com
panJ will perform in this city to-
morrow. The actors are said to be
first class, and their feats of horse
manship and general topsy- turvytism
unexcelled.
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT RATES.
We have the gratifying intelligence
to communicate to our up-country
friends. that the rates OF freight over
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
have been materially reduced fully
twenty per cent.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING FOR MONDAY
NIGHT SPEECHES FROM Hon. J. O.
ADAMS, HAMPTON, GARI1NGroN AND
OTHERS. We are authorized to an
nounce that Mr.. Adams and others
will speak, tomorrow evening, in
front of Carolina Hall. The speak
ing will begin at 7 o'clock D. m.
Seats will be provided for the ladies.
The public generally are invited to
attend. Let there be large meeting.
The PLANET VENUS VISIBLE THE
DAYTIME. The planet Venus be-
came visible to the naked eye during
the month of June, and was visible
the first part of July, or before its
conjunction with the sun. A little
while after its conjunction with the
sun, it became again visible to the
naked eye on the West of the sun.
1t was visible to the naked eye during
the months of August and Septem-
Der, and is now visible to the naked
eye. The only trouble in finding it,
is to know pretty near where to look,
and when once found, it will surprise
the searcher that he did not see it
before.
We have been requested to state
that the "Smart Children" will give
an entertainment in this city, on
Tuesday evening next. The price of
admission will be fifty cents-no half
price.
The New POSTAGE STAMps.-The
Postmaster-G General has just awarded
the contract for the supply of stamps
to the Department for the ensuing
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90 Barrels Apples. X j
LSOR sale by FISHER d GLOWRANCE.
IL Oct II sgfrf 5gl
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The plimentary supper to Hon.
John @ Adams, which was to have
come on last night, has bsen posi-
poned until tomorrow evening, at the
ssaaHia honr. a pIes sc Z : time is conf
!dently anticipated. II ,3S,.S
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Stockholders' Meeting.

Stockholders Meeting.
OYfIoE Knsd's MOUNTAIN IHoa WohKs.
~ LnI.sTonE EpR1Nas, 0ctober,9, 1853.
n A MEETING ofithe Stockholders of this
(. "A Company will be held at this place,
on TUESDAY, the 9th instant 3
.n0cti1 9 90 .F. q. LATHAM, Agent.
Bagging, Rope and Cotton Ties.
pALEs heavy qunny Bsgging,
ID Coils Hemp Rope,
Dillon's Cotton Ties, and ARnew's
Cotton Ties-4the Iatter the latest inven-
tion and best IN the market
For sale by o. &lp. r.. AefNEW.
=. Oct IL aysfi ~ ~ ~ c',E7IT Y
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sITEEEl.nIalIOORATIQTTcFEN.Hs N.Hs.s

1n.l.ls =. aitiii0r. j Tice-i president. lr.at
j GEN. q. p. BLAIR, OF MISSOURI
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1-L. pai,road Lands.

Tho oct inst passed by the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of Congress taking away
from southern railroads the public lands
given to them before the war is in accord
ance with the general Radical system OF
"puuishing rebels "-viz., to take away
their property. Every step to SNAKE re-
bellion odious is designed to enure to the
n,lrantage of the northern people, either
in increasing and prolonging the Radical
rule, or in transferring money from the
South and placing it in northern pockets
and treasures. The greed and acqulsl
t;yepess which are at the bottom OF this
system arc such monsters, and their crav-
inc, 50 Unsuitable, that all that can be taken
from the South to punish 1t is not suffl-
c;ent So yoracious are those monsters,
indeed. that men who cater for them, as
INSCRIPTIONS as they are, find it difficult at
all times to do what is required Of them.
So on this question of withdrawing the
donations to southern RAILROADS.&C. insig-
nfcaut when compared to the millions Oh
acres that have been corruptly given to
northern corporations-all of the soldiers
Of the monsters did not appear on their
side. There were some deserters, the vote
standing Sc to IS. THERE'S some shame
yet left.
1t is a feature of the proceedings to
"make rebellion odious," that springing
from sclfshness, greed, and ambition,
they must naturally and philosophically
be maintained by passion and violence.
Beasts of prey are always enraged when
about to seize their victims, even when Of
the most innocent and helpless kind
Hence the TRADES of the advocates Of the
system of punishment of the South, in
spred by the meaneSt Of passions, are al.
ways vindictive, yituperative, and menda.
cious. Trumped-up accusations to justify
inhuman meaSures-wholesal SANDERS In.
vented by paid libellers-are trumpeteo
forth with unblushing effrontery and hypo
critical indignation. Fitting defences t.
cXecrabie deeds!
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-, ~ 2dutiea of the Office, the said office,
9Th witf, it's compensation, shall devoive upon
tha lieutenant Governor; and the Gene
rai Assembly shall provide by law for the
discharge of the Executive functions In
other necessary cases.
all. The Lieutenant Governor shall be
President of the Senate, but shall have no
vote except in case Of an equal division !;
and while acting as such shall receive q
compensation equal to that allowed to the
Speaker of the House Of Delegates"
The twelfth section was then taken up.
Mr.. WooDsoN offered the following as a
substitute:
"a Secretary of the Commonwealth,
Treasurer, and Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, shall be elected by the joint vote
of the two Houses of the General Assem-
bly,, and continue in Office for the term Of
two years, unless sooner removed. The
salary of each shall be determined by law"
Mr.. PLATTE offered the following as an
amendment: sA
GA Secretary of the Commonwealth, q
Treasurer, and an Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, shall be elected by the people, and
continue in Office for the term of three
years. The salary of each shall be deter
mined by law"
Pending the discussion, the Convention
adjourned.
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the train of events in this Stase 40 ~ ~,
We arc sure, use his best efforts to iina !,
n,aces for those willing to so to work; and
r. ali who are unemployed will accept stu
a,;ons and honestly discharge their duties,
,hsv will not again be out of work.
while hoping that q great many may DO
induced to return to the fields, and thus
increase the products of the farms, we
have no idea that much will be done IN
the way Of systematiziug labor until the
States are restored to equality, and that
wretched Presidential election, WHICH,
ike a curse, comes once in four years 70
derapge the nation, is over.
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gay-TO FARMERS ANDpLANrERs.

The subscribers offer for sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers 1000 tons of double. refined POU-
DERETTE of the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany, made from the night soil, blood, offal,
and dead animals of New York city, for which
the company have exclusive contract. Price
only TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PER TON,
freight and charges from New York added
Warranted by the company to be equal weight
for weight to any high priced superphosphate
in the market The results on corn, cotton,
tobacco, and grain, have been astonishing the
past season. It natures the crop from ten
days to two weeks earlier, and doubles the
crop.
Pamphlets, with certificates of hundreds of
well-known planters and farmers, and every
information, sent free to any one applying by
letter or otherwise to HOOE & WEDDER-
BURN, Alexandria, Va; ALLISON &ADDI-
SON, Richmond, Va. or the Lodi Manufac-
turing Company, New York ia 25-2m
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DIED..

At his residence, in this city, on the morning
of the 9th instant, after lingering illness,
JOHN M. FRANCISCO, in the forty-first
year of his age.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to at
tend his funeral THIS friday AFTER
NOON, ats o'clock, from his late residence
without further notice.
Baltimore and New York papers please
copy.
On the S0th January, in Mobile, Ala, of
pneumonia, JAMES B. SHOOK, third son OF
the late Jacob Shook, Esq, of this city, in the
thirtieth year of his age.
at the residence of her husband: in TINS cry,
on Sunday morning last, MARY, wife of Colo
mel James Simons, u. S. A., and daughter OF
Lambert Gettings, ESD, of Baltimore, Md.