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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-10
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS. 1909.

The Proprietor Of the ENourRER announces the
following as the premiums offered for the largest
Clubs Of subscribers to the ENQUIRER for the yeal
1859; aga = ,,.''a', l'1. fs'e..@1' t:.i,".,'
The 6sst premium win BE- foursesen inch holt
|CooKINGSrovE, knoEn ssthe . Stdoadtsa ~ HE
furniture connected with the stove embEacesa pot
kettle, griddle, spider, ham boiler, waffle & &e-irens
with set Of tin-ware embracing eleven pieces the
whole valued at $35. - "'f3g .s7 - ~, ,'aH
The second viii be a FAMILY OR PULPIT BIBLE
Of large Gse, handsomely and richly bound, and
valued at $25 ~. .t.ra,.,3 --I -. o. - r.si
The third, win be a No. 8, Two Horse BRIN;; RI7N !;
LEY; PLoW, with steel mold, two detached stee
poiirts cotton scrarer and sweep valued at go.
The fourth, will. be No 1, ONE HORSE BRIN,
LEY ;P1ow,. with steel mold, two detached stee
points, coton-seraper, and iron SCOOTER yatned al
H., premiums rs are all useful and valuable ari
cles, and Of frst:rate quality. The Stove is as
rood as the best; aud the Plows are the most pop
uiar for general purposes 2oi any manufactured IN
the Southern eonntry-those! who are using them
being much pleased with then, performance. In
addition to this they have taken prizes at mum
ber of Agricultural Fairs where they have been
exhibited. i"S - gss'fleT al ,;sI'H-9hi.a"' $50
The premiums will be awarded to:the successful
competitors! 90 the SECOND MONDAY roF MARCH,
1858. / The person getting up the largest club q
90. so IN curfsney for each subscriber, will be entl:
lied TO the first choice Of the above premiums; tho
person getting the second largest club to the second
choice and The person getting up the third largest
club, to the third choice; and the person getting
mp the fourth largest club. to the fourth choice
Com petitors may begin to get subscribers at once
The time of subscription TO COM commence nov or o OF
The first of January, 1869, The money viii be re-
auired when the names are entered on Dur books.
Further particulars viii be given hereafter: 1!''
/ pdr Te persons who make up Clubs Of ten on
more names, but who may fail to, obtain prize,
we viii send the ENogIRER, one year, free ofcharge
aud to;ihose. who send a CLUB Of twenty or more
names, but who may fail to obtain prize, We wll
charge. and d COPY of either, ''The Land we
Love, 'Godey SHADY s Book, 2, sPetereons Mag
azine," or any weekly newspaper published IN the
United States. ~ -s,.. --l.L-. ~ -
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HEW ADVREfisEKEHTs -"

H. 81. Thomson -Adniinistrator' s Sale. e.,
WIN. .Enrreif- School Notice. -. f>H''. ..
=, @. Harris; Judge Of Probate- Citation. @
= Chambers Applicant-Robt, s: Chambers glli
r. W. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-In Bank.
ruptcy-In the matter of David E. Thomas
RICHARD Wardel M e. Gwen, :, e. ReTr,
= -. James r. Jordan, w. p. .9Andrews, LukeHc
-,g.,g; Rice, w B. MefiwethsFp Smith Gtok. lyad
F. C. Harris, Judge of Probate--C Citation-H. q
Nmbrell, ,Applicant-La@rehce Kimbrrseh rs
f.''.' Deceased - ~ 2: ~ ~ 81" De Hh3
Colt & Sims Ship your Cottonto New YORK.
O. Sitgreaves, Secretary-Rock Hill Lodge, No
i'll, a. F. M. 49, - 49, -" '',. -.
f. c. Harris Judge Of Probate- -Citation-H. 8
Kimbrell, Applicant lanes G.. Kimbrell
Deceased. ~
]. Ed. Jefferys, Secretary-Masonic Notice.!
r. III; Glenn, s.. Y. Bi-@Sheriff g Sales.h kCG~ III
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-10
POLITICAL ITEMS.

= The North Carolina Legislature has passed
resolutions ordering an investigation into charges
Of bribery and corruption against its members. ..
The Alabama Legislature has passed bill
Furnishing the wearing of disguises and masks bJ
fine and Imprisonment. ~.
The very proper and wise order made By
Judge Chase in the United States Circuit Court il
Richmond, relieving jurors from the iron-ciad oath
has been favorably received by leading Radical or
gans Of the North. The New York Times sass
'"the general Judgment Of the public will approve
this action and regard it as the harbnger Of peace.
An election was held in New York city las,
week for Mayor, vice Hoffman elected Governor,
Mr.. A. Oakley Hall was the Democratic candidate
and Mr.. Conkling, the Republican. Out Of a to
tai vote Of &C. Ola, Mr. Hall received rs, votes
and Mr.. Conkliug 20, s6O, giving the Democratic
candidate 54,O94 majority over his Republican
competitor .o,.,.' w.. .'.,- :,
At recent election in Augusta, Ca, fol
Municipal officers, the Democrats elected their can
didates by a majority Of about fifteen hundred
On the day of election, several Of the Republican
candidates withdrew and voted the Democratic
Clckel 1ue cltlLeLS VI Au&uetdi aIc JuUiduI a.
the result. The notorious Foster Blodgett was the
Republican candidate for Mayor. ..:I,".., '' =.
BY the register Of the returns Of certain par,
ishes in Louisiana, Menard, negro, is declared
elected to Gil the unexpired term Of Mann, Demo.
crat, and deceased. Menard will get the certif'
cate, which will be orinaa .tacie evidence Of his
right to be Mann's successor, and he must be ad
mitted to the seat, and Hunt, Democrat, who il
defeated by the rejection of the returns, will have
chance to contest Meynard' s seat. Whether the
''nan and brother" will be admitted, remains to
be seen. 't'':''. ~ =
- -Anegro member has introduced resolution
in the North Carolina Legislature, recommending
that Congress be petitioned to remove the disabh.
ties Of all the citizens Of that State. The resolu
ton was fayorably received. The New York III:
Ju,;e ia noticing the resolution, says: "As we an
derstand this resolution, II contemplates the re
peal Of those measures OF Congress which imposed
upon. the rebels, test oaths and dnftanchiis
It is step toward universal amnesty, and agrati-
fying evidence ofmag guanimity that this resolutioh
should come from negro. "''' '''' - ''''i'2
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-10
THE, LEGISLATURE

The crowded state of our columns, this week,
with local matters, prevents rs from givlDg much
attention to the proceedings Of the Legislature
The proceedings, however, as yet, are OF prellml
nary character, and present. but Little Of genera
interest, the various committees being principally
engaged in preparing reports on matters intro
duced and left unfinished at the special session.
In the House. q bill introduced at the special
session, to allow minors and others torecoyer prop.
erty stocks, monies, &c. which were converted
into Confederate stocks, bonds or monies, was IN
definitely postponed. ,,ue,., sdf .aotlu;;.a sd
, Under the Constitution, the Lientenant7 Goyen'
or is the presiding officer of the, Senate, Some
time ago, ,Lemuel Boozer, the Lieutenantz Govern,
or, resigned, and Major D. I, Corbin has been act
ing as President of the Senate pro tenn. A propo-
stion was made q few days ago, to elect perm,a' 9,
nent officer by the Legislature, but it has been de,
cided that the election must be by the people.
A resolution was introduced in the Honse iq On
Saturday last and agreed to that s inexpedent
and improper for any individual TO be appointed
to or to hold more than one, county Office at the
same time, and that the Governor be respectfully
requested to conform his action to this opinion.
The resolution was sent to the Senate for concur.
renee ... .... ~. .--.,1s.,.. . ;,.as -.
A resolution has been introduced in the House
to memorable the Congress of the United, States
to remove the political disabilities from all theciti
zens of South Carolina now laboring under the
some. The resolution vas referred to the Com
mttee on Disabilities, with instructions to report
as soon as practicable: It slim, :. H.r- II.
The proceedings are much more harmonious
than at the special session, and aspirt Of coneia
tion appears to be in the ascendant. 5.,,r
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Tributes Of Respect and Obituary notices are are
only inserted inthe ENQUIRER when paid for at the
same rate as advertisements We frequently re.
ceive conmunications Of this character which we
do not publish, for the reason that no provision Is
made for the payment of the bill 2, For the simple
announcement Of a. death or marriage, no charge
is made. N... ........I
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-10

pas dawn by fSBs RSEs and nRSs ssSG s
yeshgAtion hassproved that each emigrant, ,Sman.
woman and cHd, represents from eighty to 0pe
hundfsd dollars Thus, n the aggregate, nearly
go 200 600 IN gold is.addsd to-ths money sesaur.
ees of the country annually by immigration alone.
A cotemporary says: 'But we. tnhst leok further
than the money value of the immigrant, and con-
slider his productive capacity" Estimating his
labor at FIVE hundred dollars year, at this Tate
our annual immigration would add on5 handred
and fE- millions. zesr= to the cash value. OF the
country
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FATAL sHOOTING.

On Sunday morning last, young man es tne
name Of James L. Wilson, WAS found dead near
the residence Of Mr. VIM. Sherer, on the pianta-
ton Of Capt J.,Thomas Lowry, about Eve miles
from Yorkville. On Sunday a jury ofinduest vas
empanelled by Magistrate W. e. Rose, acting as
Coroner, when the following, I'm substance; waa
elected: @'' " '..l ','. Sn~f'4 % -,2''i..''',. =
On Saturday night there ~as's soeiai gathering
at the residence Of Sherer, at which deceased,
Robert Latimore, James Carson and others were
present. Between nine and fsn O'Clock ofssne
same evening, several Of the PERSONS present. 'whe
did not reside on tie premises, started for tnefl
respective homes After proceeding d snort dis
lance from the house 4 propagation to fret 81
lutte was made and agreed TO- Robert Iatimcfe
and James Carson, who were Id possession Of re:
peatis pistols discharged them the one I've bar.
rels and the other two-when the party proceeded
oh It's way "D'' ~ .,'' y 's'''',',. y" ,'.
On Sunday morning Wilson wss found dead
shot through the head and thigh. 1t s stated m
the evidence before the Coroners Jury, that the
pistols were fred IN the ar, and that at the time
ofIesying Sherers house, It was supposed Wilson
had remained there The affair is enveBoped IN
some mystery The Jury Of inquest agreed upon
the following verdict: y @5''G7' :'s''.'l''' q
sTtTE ors.I CARo1fNA,i1 :a's's. mi 10 ',e,ictts
t go York County,. An inquisition, In
dented and taken at the plantation Of John y.
Lowry. in York County in said State On the sHth
day Of, December, A.. D., 1863, before VIM. IT,
Rose, Magistrate, as Coroner for said Cotut upon
view of the body of James L. Wilson, OF sald
County, then and there being dead, BY the. oaths
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1YORKvILLE, s. C.:jb'' b',,. 15s." ~.
THURSDAY MORNING., DEC. 10, 1868.

Cash.-It must be. distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription. advertising and job,
work, are cash, in advance. .,,y::.f.,,,Il,
X.-The paper will be discontinued on the expi-
ration of the time TOR which payment has been
made A Subscriber finding akx) cross mark on
stand that the time paiafor has expired. >t%''
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COUNTY ASSESSORS.

COUNTY AHbESBOHbs
/Weare csediby informed that Messrs~ NJ Jopes
and K. Leroy Grook Have been comnissiSnM, by
GoveFuorSeoetrsssGou County AsssssorsSs SsrE Eeshsz-4t
s probable that the assessment Of property Filh !
commence at an early day, as the Assessors are
now only awaiting the reception Of the NECESSARY
books and papers Il Is ibe R@poss ef .Ae AZ; AZ;
SCISSORS to open an Office in, Yprkylls where Al
persons throughout the County FiIl be required to
make their returns Further particulafsb FI ilII be
given in an advertisement when The Assessors sEs
ready to commence their work .,la ,,-sL, e. t,,,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-10
THEansETING OF CoNGREssSu.a

S~NS~&s2<SSe-~-H
The Fortieth Congress assembled in regular v
mon % Mondayaa Now that thesleeieas dc
over, Il mar reasonably be presume that pose
attention will be given to the interests OF the coun-
try at barge apd less to The Interests Of party.
Fha Iftances rsqpis prdnps attationa ahd IL is!
understood that this matter Will have an early con-
ideration. More than two-thirds of each House
are HspqBicans; and &1do aa they please in spite
Of the President Sumner, however, thinks that
65sEi6g m5fe need Be doXs WITH the fec66sfdction
laws, as he hss, ,6onhdeuee thatG Grant will
enforce their ao1isionS Yin confirmation of this
opinion, it is stated that at On early day move
mem viii sa9aais 70 repsal Tet the Jaws Whish
have Been passed during tie last three years, lin
iting the political influence Of the President and
extending the authority Of Congress, such repeal
ito take effect % and after March 4th, ls6s. ,,s ri
The Forty fnt Congress, in WHICH the q members 70
recently elected take their seats assemblies On TIE
fourth Of March next, ss viii be seen from the tot
lowing which Is the first section of the Act passed
lat the second session of the Thirty ninth Congress
and approved January % 1851 III p emitted
San ACT prpyidips for the meeting Of ConFess, !
and reads ssfooHs; s.ft. 20 noitt.riei:,i
,s1tBe II esectM, DC, That In addition othe ;pref
sent regular time Of the meeting st congress there
shall be meeting of tie EDrrtietH Congress of the
United States ahd of each successive Congress
thereafter At ~ oscl0ek D., son the 4th day Gf
March, the day on which the rlsbesi1sfnr winch
The Goasfessis elected, except that when the 4th
|of March occurs On Sunday the meeting SHAH take s
Pase at a the same hour On the next succeeding M ~
Eis reported thss much better feeling exists
among leading Re RepHblisabs at Washington, ii ~
saaaad Is the Southetn States, than has prevailed
Heretofore and that there is sote prospect Of Q
removal so Of tie disabilities Under which repfssn
[tatse Southern men now labor ~ i,les 1'1s ~ -
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Tine anniversary oraton or the Cnr1oecpalO
Mr. JR Lvnn, of -Up;ou D;sez;et- The subject
WAS qTS Uss Of A.lseisiA and the 5oans 0ratef
seauistsa4 a4himselfhnudsoasl,s.-4Ehs suaissos~as.
small 81 -, I'D, .ey,oi.7 :. .,,r. G.. .s= ii
The Fair. -, 5.,r.,;-t ,g,.,r,,.c .,j,;we h.oI
The Cathoi;e fair last week lasted three nigits..
l. oonsted almost entirely of Ithepestaurant fss-
Ara ,sh;oh w.a a oood one.s The effort Wa sue
oessful, we understand; and sueh,eeausect a. ehal-
Htto those whose lives; are dsEoted.t charitable
works deserved sueoesa.7 The grsulipe Mime are
not clustered exelasiyes, hut
active and practical things Of human Life, Of god,
and Of mercy. .,4.;: .ru u. bnaos lrgspaB 9
New Nove,!, xui-ssn y.i 10 a7,d afaa1i, giaO
nm, ri j, a., eve, John
Eoss,s sTy,orss Mst hovetL.N NIoSrn :. ori dec East
D,,ssf ". IA 9s,;sana f;sd il like all
of tI.t w-;,sro war novela-st,rrinp, jt3eyer pet.
sysl ana V,r6ini.n It brings i,s ao-
t;on down 70 The annie free fso calledi af, Abpo.
rIIs Is4al r6oyf Hnnse s1oFbe ba,ots ii asdSodeSfno
of over five hundrsd pages illustrated with steel
engraving of Lee, and several wood cuts. The
price isSo. s-'T,d ~! Li'i i .,'s- ..''!di"+.
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our o:sSe suu' .SS'I S wv o.".hsa y. te '
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There Is Hope.r fun .slfaR snot iordr@tdai2
sWe have just hadone tangible evidence ofshe
rsvival'of prosperity9m N sSohtk eGaroinaro the
start !upWardinthei dew regime LIN tho advance
IN the market price Of State securities Bulls 70,
within the he aa. twenty dye have ~ E'ssn s.,a m
yaloe ,ronIauao Uoen', ~ ss - hssIs sss,s
eonos aasego9e p 49, ~ sss ..ocs S abons N
ti''a 'I % m;. NV - -. .sS. : .s;,l;on % Rsdios,
per osn, .iI nsuo0...;o - . 49,. sn.sshss @ Dovn w;tb
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lnoxnAiismpezilor9szHe Misi1s MASTER d
l,is profses;aauza tfalsabae ,hasereyhoa4 tslatR
aud attaimeuts we're only equsIea bY,b industry
His mind MAS euiinently iudicial aud practical; se
dom steppfnk ffpnn kis pstf u beek Tie 9facs 0i
eloouence or of rhetoric, he at once gfSSp1d Che
stroag points Of tie case Snd@ with aiWaSe spe saa
pertinent citation Of sauthnitGi With tslnsa and
rapid logic clear and, terse isngsee, l,ysheWaPt
ths Court and tfs JuN While bis extepgYa pa snd
Increasing prace evinte te8 tAs pubE appf
bis large stSGes az fHnowiedSe, hisfhof6de iaih-
ed and welbslanced inssaecs ihis quick ard selest
ali EitIout diaseultS bland %, epsfass4 AR
SURE there sN no one ofsns but has denYed Iincen;
1--we and profit from his high forensic Character and
attainments, and feels, bis i6ss B a perabnl III
reaxernens sfI o,a! .slhp "'s' asa @ EI'7H.. aa
an1oog e1snayIa:sisce ae9 ~ 4as sa esss -
oe:sa wllrae Aeaf4 f9t1 spp{pllonnds !! seaosonoss5
aeiyessA regret sl1,,i.s pphisi ahe, h4e M
althfpiY fg many yeaf M btE
DOTH Dranenes q tne state and 1s
c9ns}atuens c914nueo 70 n9not pip EIn sSM ~ FL ~.
neencs aad'sqPpefs e. eesen ~ -
sel,c !neM ~ IL 49, - ;sSss
hs a.S ssnts v sSersb vi
afsetiSn S nd mspS& the IS mshSSTa 3 Sc p 0f H db6h
,ds rsss s .ss sSy ls 3 sI.s 5ss sss as :.
IA ca.,,
bheers-this d;suenset;oa OF Pfosideuee s. ms4e :
SSide gan T6e mon, Wa .I,inE nf H. itaseauas IA
erow Nider and deepea,. Never sga;n th VIA he tSS
6iS aceastofae1 seH fata hi orf hfdst 1Sfef j.
ssiS~iR we ehsar kis Hnika f'soicss Ak etH@ gcpe
tuma ie6oeSprb bo Bat th6 s0bd,4 4hskmtdxG Gtes
aftar them spN iiIlTnherinhbh5 tineuldryrGs
win think often Of his kind and benesslspt 4stEe:
biz, uuassuming modessy his eheesrl npmpAnisp-
Shp, Els genial social qualities -6is lite I 9seflla
psso We 1T rsmsmber Gs attsnhisnts q Etg
pfefsssoHs nd e9dlsse ai s.n s's y
remind IA thSs,xh,IeoinS.s go si6yc.sisiij6r
friend has ouly aope bsfaysythas, enetbTpos,Jqus
places here viii be made vacant Let rs daily IHe
as ne would wish 70, have done when our Inst hQiar
c6Sesm mih 1870 D'ls ssEs pfin, 'p9l se0a, uF',i
,Jsns6jE dEIhe bN55aI, osabdfKsE tlls faIsxiii0|
iresSble shaasessidsiobsssgIis sd Iii,a .baieia
I ei1lbe "a ddssi A1Ssass SfsEf6S, 0sid5rRp RnWHd
~ ~; ~ ~ b,is3r saas,G
S,fn3 sadness NO vorsls can;a adeo.hfsi 5xpfsaa
The painful shoc1 waich,ths rpelsncholy eTsls hes
nroduced H;s bich rank n his nrnfession. fis
p5SSases ia az egn isn n n,S o
IA Shs la oiuti Ii;sa saia{
-. ~ SSstaa ha. ucSaa m,sIaSs nsohe.rt,snd
cLa,sota,' tha nn;uerssl ,e,.,j snI ,esteen a;n
wb;cb bs' was s beI mari this monrrf,i disnensa.
t;an a. ~ aysnt ~ NJ osl;nsy eSslacfer. fs ne.
u jsts ~ tksEBar sdd4h MA Ssffssa{a tI;
- nd ss i ;s n.;Nfaf5 md Saa HI
s;nrns IT, n,oSs,!sE aetdar.s esorsSw fseif;Gsf
tSs fSilow,p t,b;,sstoi msSaa: IN iit,ss,rn
Rssoi,,ed That n tha desth ef Han... Gaa,oaW.
WiYIiams hs Hsrnf 81 oSrEYsjle Iament t6e toss of
pne pne Sudeared 10 them, by hH talents and YiftIe1
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ID with his Professional dufes, to dtectE 70 gait

He leaves A;dow, two daughters ind two sons
the latter both bsing members of &s.Rar at tlas
place. The COMMUNITY of which be was 80 i'm.
portant member, VII long bear him in remem-
braaee !r1tHE, less41tEf.aQ J G1C iTTHli
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bred his oi u and d shss time to the present,
g this CGq 4ouse, opcasioeal'y W .. % TIE Court 1T
y IDoa my Is G's esGasaa'SS opooa, E. ~ nes ps
mind Of !. .hgh .osdey. L mas clear. auick md
Fsa fsSns; men s eve. xas s23 B'Ia ns.e Il
and fairly and Sottomed theip ssasoi6k on more
eauuzxt tpliuIpass md ssstsintF xay fsW iAxysss-
Of our State, could, ike him. gather up the dseasx
membru of their cases and atthg them koSetAeix
breathe into them the breath Of fs md make them
s5Ad 10ft4 aVf1S 6l6b6dElk66t, 10 deiencs O.
ss.iSlIs ,Ss $as 3 a a2 e Hdf' E.
yss almost unrivalled Hs tact in the manage
ssss e., 3 e EII1ss'ji his slRs;2saI
spage and directneH in seizing upon the STRONG
Il his character . b 1sdyocafa But, sir, be is
s 81 ssss pa aRs ssa q "A q sas:s a Set ssssssss
aSross ff66cfsF
elss4suasr rsad suIsssl y ss,sst...4 ss.!g aSAd.r
~ 41fp1f3sk8y0}sketi 9ittff
q our Bar take eg tns sersaafS pt tes a5as aVgss
y 5fs a,siss Ssfa va IN y ssd, bis- 4 IL
] a.iiu ,ss7lz1eSSsn{ Gsksdss, 3ScdeR bs'a.eu:
sd ,ssro s ~ e sss ssssfsse bel dasus
Il ss si,rAsl sdsfs,,a s.sss,,sc:ai
Ha1 1Ai@2tG L nj siasofH fHssabs silswys1 Aa0od
esDssially A thoaa FAo AGfRG saQSfe the hi9heahd
donors OF the profession, that 6 Al rAep tha7,u
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-12-10

~ Sasi'sesay ss;ssa,s olson Of az ol5sJ1sis
Society was delivered Saturday night, the 9Th, by
Mr.. j. B. Lynn. of Fniep DISTRICT The Subject
was Ms U.a Of Aaseisiy and the sonns ersef
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