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Call and See !!
NOW IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE
NEW DS.

Of every variety, including Ladies' Dress Goods
Notions, Bleached and Unbleached Shirtings
Flannes, etc., etc., etc. Boots and Shoes, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Crockeryware and Groceries
We have on hand Spices, of all kinds; Cur
rants, Citron, Cinnamon Bark, etc. Also, COM
plete assortment of Flavoring Extracts, Toilet
Soaps and Perfumery
The ladies are particularly invited 10 call and
see our stock of JEWELRY, which is composed of
the latest styles worn.
In exchange for goods we take barter of nearly
every description.
Highest market prices given for cotton. and
liberal advances made on cotton shipped through
us for sale in New York.
CATER & MARTIN,
No. 10 Granite Row, Anderson, S. c.
Nov II, 1859 ZO
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PROBATE JUDGES SALE.

PROBATE JUDGES SALE.
In the Probate Court, Anderson County.
W. ]. Taylor, Admir-. vs.. Mary Taylor, ct al
Petition for saleof Real Estate.
BY virtue of IN order to me directed in the above
stated case from W. W. Humphreys, Judge of Pro-
bate for Anderson county, will expose TO sale on
Saleday in December next, at Anderson e. e.,
within the legal hours of sale, the Real Estate of
Elijah Taylor. decd, TO wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing eighty three acres, less, stua-
ted in the county and State aforesaid, bounded by
lands of Wm. 3, Watson, Lent Hall, Martin Hall
and others.
TENSION credit of twelve months, with in
terest from day of sale, purchaser giving bond
with good security, and mortgage OF the premi-
scs for the payment of the purchase money, with
the privilege of paying cash, or anticipating pay
ment at any time Pun chaser 10 pay for stamps
and all necessary papers-costs to be paid in cash.
WM. MEG UKIN,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov IL, 1869 20
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Administrators Sale
OF r E A L E S T A T E
BY virtue of the power vested in me as Admin
istrator, with Will annexed, of Samuel Bowen,
deceased, will sell at Anderson Court House on
Saleday in December next, all that
LOT OR TRACT OF LAND,
Known az the Crenshaw Tract, of which the said
Samuel Bowen died seized and possessed, con-
tanning shout one hundred and ten acres, and
bounded by lands of Elias Earle, S. A. Whitaker,
D. NJ. Watson and others. On the tract are some
twelve or fifteen acres of good bottom land.
Terms of Sale.--0ne third cash, and the remain
der on credit of twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, with two or more good sureties.
Titles made when land is paid for. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and all necessary papers, aud
costs to be paid in cash.
JAMES WEBB, Admir-,
With Will annexed Of Samuel Bowen, decd
Nov IL, 1860 20 4
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Meeting of Stockholders.

BLUE RIDGE R. Il. OFFICE,
November 5, 1862
THE Annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company in South Caro-
lima will be held in the city Of Charleston. ON
Friday, the 10Th instant, at the Mayors Office
The Board of Directors will meet the sane day.
BY order of the Board.
W. II. D. GAILLARD, Sec.
Nov IL, 1869 20
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Andersor gmtelligeufer.
Thursday Morning, November 11th, 1869.

nss- JOHN 7. SLOAN, G, is the regular author
lied agent in Columbia to solicit advertisements
and procure subscriptions for the Intelligencer.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

hereby notify all whom it may concern that
will be and appear before the Judge of Probate
for the county of Anderson on the l1th day of
December next. for the purpose of making final
settlement of the Estate Of Mary Hunter, decd,
and obtaining letters dsmissory.
JAMES HUNTER, Admir-.
Nov II, 1869 20
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Administrators Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the Es-
tate of Ezekiel Gambrell, deceased, are notified to
present them, properly artested, to the under
signed within the time prescribed by law.
LAWRENCE LENHARDT, Admir-.
Nov IL, 1859 20 S*
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Notice of Final Settlement.

I hereby notify all whom it may concern that
will be and appear before the Judge of Probate
for the county of Anderson on the llth day Of
December next, for the purpose of making final
settlement of the Estate of John Hunter, decd,
and obtain letters dismissory.
'1N '' JAMES HUNTER, Admir-.
Nov II, 1869 20
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CLERKS SALE.

In Equity---Anderson County.
Benjamin R. Campbell for the heirs of j. F,
Graves vs.. VIM. P. Martin VIM. Holmes and
James C. Wright.-BtU to Foreelose Mortgage.
BY virtue of Decretal Order from the Hon.
James L. Orr, Circuit Judge. to me directed, 1
will sell at Anderson Court House on Saleday in
December next, oil that Tract of Land, containing
235 ACRES,
More or less. situate in said county, and sdjoir-
ing lands of William Telford, John Mattison,
Elijah Wyatt and others.
TERMS.-on credit of one year, with inter
est from day Of sale, except cash enough TO pay
the costs of this proceeding, The balance secured
by bond; with at least two good sureties, and \
mortgage of the premises. Purchaser may pay
lin cash if he so elects Titles and stsmps paid
for by the bu.re,.
JOHN W. DANIELS
Clerk Of Court Anderson County.
Nov II, 1869 20
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CLERKS SALE.

In Equity---Anderson County,
Robert W. Todd, Exr, vs. Elizabeth McFall.-
Bill TO Foreclose Mortgage. - -
BY virtue of an order to me directed from the
Hon. James L. Orr, Circuit Judge, will sell on
Saleday in December next, in front of the. Court
House door, -.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
containing 479 acres, Qess one reserved for grave
yard situate in Anderson county, on branches Of
Hencoop creek, waters of Rocky River, bounded
by lands now, or lately, owned by M. Williamson,
W. P Todd, M. Magee and others. So, re-
Terms--One third of the purchase money and
the costs of these proceedings to be paid in cash,
and the balance on a credit Of one and TWO years,
with interest from day of sale, purchaser o-give
bond with two or more good sureties, and mort
gage of the premises, or to pay the whole in cash
if he so elects Purchaser to pay extra for stamps
and titles.
JOHN W. DANIELS, c.c.p.
Nov II, 1869 20 r
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Nov 9, 1869

Just Received and for Sale !!
FRESH CANDY,
Dessicated Cocoannt, for custards s puddings,
Cheese and Crackers
One barrel superior Cider Vinegar,
Another supply of that Extra Family Flour,
Lamps and Lamp Chimneys.
TOWERS & BURRISS.
Nov II, 1869 20
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NOTICE.

have this day put my Notes and Accounts in
the hands of DR.. ]. L. Crumley fercOllection; and
hope that all persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will call on him and save themselves
from paying cost.
Nov 9, 1869 20
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SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
Anderson Farmers. Association.
RRsM1UM LIST ENLARGED.

The announcement made last week that
che Farmers Association designed hold
ing a. Fair at this place on Thursday AND
Briday, the 25th and 26th, has awakened
considerable interest upon the subject,
and through the great liberality of our
citizens, the Executive Committee are
enabled to enlarge and extend The Premi-
um. List, so as to include nearly every
thing likely to be exhibited. The atten-
tion of thepublic generally is invited to
the following:
, 1869-12-08
THE CITY TREAsuHrp


The letter Of AIr. Gage, the nev c,,r
TREASURER. to the Common Council in
'sank ard n1nply fulfilment Of tho plcdc-s
made By biniself and his supporters b.fo,e
fbe election, and shows how blind 'the c;tr
':as hitherto been TO its own interests in
inns naster Of the city deposits. Mr. GAG,
"",hes Tho Common Council that he has
made IN arrangement With cer..i. c;tv
esnks BY which he Is to receive n pc. c,at
Interest on The average bslan- :, Of the pub.
Io money deposited with ttem. He t,s
'*en able to ohtain The additional half ne.
eent because he procured his own bond.
not requiring any officer of either bank to
s'Rn it. Tho cntile proceeds Of this ints--
est Re proposes to pay owe. to u, I, city, a71
"dd to it's deposits. In case the Couuc-l
shall direct The Treasure. to &C. differently.
Ee wall comply with their hwfu, rcqu;r;~
uents ; if not, he will ca7y out the arr.1s@
nent a1ready made.
The City Collector will receive for gen.
cral I'D st,ecial taxes, during this municipal
year, over seven millions Of dollars, which
will pass over to the City Treasurer. In
addition to this SUN, the latter officer VII
recfive sbe proceeds Of all municipal hoals
to.d for fewers, water works, tunnel aud
"ther purposes. This money he will dis.
buEse during tho year. He has now on
hsnd about four hundred thous and dollars.
At the lowest estimate the average deposit for
the yenrwillbe 81 En-, ,00o, which will yield to
tho city, at y per cent, $s7,5o,. Should the
average deposit exceed one million and
half Of dollars for the year, the amount Of
int*-est received by the city, will he pro-
greater.
When this communication was road.
Alderman Woodland renewed his opposition
10 the measure. 1t is true, the legal Oh
lection which he made two years aRo no
longer exists; but, having opposed the
citys taking the interest on its
depcslt7 then, he must oppose it
now in orler to BE- consistent.
We donht whether the city generally will
feel dispo;ed to pay s5i 800 per ar7nu, 10
preserve Alderman Woodarl's consistency.
Mr.. Gage deserves tho thanks Of the pub
lie for tho p:omp. redemption which he has
lpade Of the pledges given 10 the people
before the election, and the public eau now
judge how much they have hitherto been
pESing for City Treasurer.
, 1869-12-08
PERSONAL,

,..E. =.
neof' MocnttoIt u aoou1 70 ataft ne" paper In
~ snn.ssoa " -. sa.!ea sae za,sss.sa'se'
1aH epufgeoh mas oceh suffering from a light A.
0ck o. SMALLPOX. ous 10 fast recovering.
oe1snstels ol4l iot oalo'ns the spanish gnn-
ooats tau",eVo. aao be cAnt Eel his m1neJ Till
'osy a.e wv " tae e'uleoea ol cur government
~ tne a6gat o1 tne "all aueet gold mania,
fiss, Js., Sent MEs- 9eoat q present OF dsamonds,
"hleo WAS fe)eeted. ......
4lWioF Heea dsuQu1er Il HofunE 1910 letters
10 hcip nef 1atasf IN writing his an toblogfaphy.
Ae VIZ spend toe eiatef ID flos1da.
1oe "omens Rshta women Of Paris talk Of
faonlrg George sand for one Of the vacant
Academy chairs. ....
La FFdnes feprblsneS from La LdAte77sk the fol-
ioNlIe 1aot, signed hoc1eloft: u have ooae1Eed
taAt haan Fho "tshta to become Dep1ty Is cS.
qAhe Of shJththE.'
Prince Afthnf has learned 10 insist on his
chaERe when no makes any little purchases a. the
Canadian satpf, ard bis customers arc losing their
Eenesation tor hA ro]alt5 very fMt
Dr. Wedektno, who has been puzzllng New
York court with Ill manner Of Lstin me11c,t for
mohs eonldht ssgn hta name when called upon
10 90 20 tne o nar DAY. but made "h!s marx"
Inc 1oJn IamtlS CT tsussA arc An Atptrtn3 ees.
Ua1 ol A4 nlale septesenlsISes, Tour aFt oEer ak
ieet TALL And one, Prince Ahfecht, Jk, Is Six feet
and eeseu lncheH-
Afe Twitcncll, rue vile or TIE Thilkda'r1lA
nufdefef, u thinking OF throwing on the NeetlL
NOR lonK ago ahc sent all ntf jeTelty to bS pol.
hned up i
Ml. Aenfy Ruasel', 1no ssnellso singer aud CON.
POSER. denies thst ne IS dead, sud sa5s: II an
still IN Inc enjoy ment of sound health. my iacul-
tea are auA haAth and m5 s5mpathies acute
enough to read with coace1n this antedat,ng Of
ny oemiie-" ....-
Ine New aofK Ettnin7 fpfe sags: "As- Rich
hrdfon klt no Tlll. He Has worth about sesenty-
hse thousand dollns His ensetest IN the T,ibahs
alone vsa vslaed 1t forty thousand dollars" The
New 1oEs c0'1m<refaf 4 dstrtiAtr says: "Mr. and
Mn. AcFAllaId were u+nrTled bJ The odorr
FAfkes. All Of the Witnesses to the ceremony nre
DOW living"
Nf. Aoy 1aomae, The dramatic critic Of the
Lopdou Laly Ne'ts, has called attention 10 etf-
tain extraordinary msipEonnnctatson1 of the
great John hemo'e. He vas wont to pronounce
aches, a1,ches; beard, bird; cheeriol, cn1rf1l;
eafto. ni1ta; neree, futsc; leap, lcp; rode, rod:
5ugtp, EarRn: odsous o1us; they, the; v1rsuc,
Sartue; aud 80 forth, through long vocabulary
Of like Incredible erceEsr'c!.ics.
The Ne. York Tribune SAYS; HNrA S.ozes
Byron bcok 10 neatly all In the py,pter'a hsndk
As the author Is Beecher, 1t is almost upneces-
sa1y to SAY that shc stands TO he. RQus In III tne
essent!a1 statements and theories she has I'd.
vanccd. She makes q very thorough examination
Of the case In MI tta aspects, and those who have
~. rton, ~ hn- tbtr m
, 1869-12-08
The NAVY urnt.

The Sec1efsfJ Of the Navy, MI. Rotelcn, fencrts
ttst Oh iae 9th OF March, 1863. rhe navy Of tue
United Stntes consiasei of 3 sesacls OF all clsss.,
AID conditions These measured IS, ,&ss tons, aud
calcuisted1 10 casrE .s:6 cuus Isl Of these vee-
II Ii were wooden: 81 lfon cla1s oe monitors; 81
Il the wooden ships were salls; q steamers xt,h
'a':F, md ~ steamers without tat.s The iron.
cHHs Art steamers txclaatretJ. Three vessels
have been told as't0aII, and aa orsieteI hDue for
Hrss1s. 1he vessels rot In comnisson were ~
tE1r.cia'ts: 3. cpptemned una ordered to pe sold,
snt 20 which nerer tSre teen IN conul.sloa; and
&c ia'd up a. uLn; iof use.
There are I've naval stations orer which this
su all losce II t'is1lbnted thepe stations includc
sll The wRtcTs Of the alooe; Of the "a vessels
s:nllx tie acslve Oh all these Stations
otlS IS wetc 10 cout1on for real service.
The use Of steamers as cruisers Il discouraged as
itemctect aCh expensive, and as anorlIne no
school for ecamen. Thu monitors were Ill opt OF
order and unit for service, and many of them are
20 now.
In the time which has e1ap.ed tiace March. tho
government has heen engaged 10 putting this navy
ihto condition for active Ect7lce- Sail power has
been added 10 al the steamers PAT In conmlss slop,
thus enabling them to cruise, nud avoiding the ex-
pcnsive uee OF coal. Eighty veEsela have been
more or Less repaired
The Secretary uttcusses The Rreat importing Of
an effledent navy cruising In ali parts Of the
.o'id, and urges the building Of sea golpg Iron.
cads. suitable To ctuise on foreign statlous; tho
number Of these new vessels not to be LEGS than
ten. lie adyiset, also, for home defence an addt.
ton 10 the ordnaLcs OF the monitors, and the
adoption Of ihe sub marine torpedo
He favoss the building Of ocean steamers. capa-
be Of ce!cg converted into vessels Of wkr upon
emergency, hy the lid Of suhs.h,ea from the Ns.
:ioDal Treasury; and he sdrttes the regular In
nfnscnent Of ali the nAyy yards, and an incfease
Of their capacity.
lie calls Attention 10 the fact thAt the supn1y OF
t~anen fo1 the nav, Is gradually dytuz o7t, there
'eipg no ptovtston made for ATTACHING men 10 ths
service. lie advises also that evefy eeamsn ia
the United sIates be registered 30 ihAt IN case or
*ar he may be called uron to serve in tue navy,
lie recommends That the minimum pumo.r Of
men In tic pavJ be Increased to 7p00, instead Of
5000 AZ DOW. he urges that tie quest1on o, rell-
tive rank tc determined hy law; and that the law
requiring retired officers to be promoted By s.cos-
ity he changed
TIE pension roll CONTAINS this rames Of 1855
fersonr, receiving annually $39l, ,O01.
The expenditures Of the navy dur1n1 the year
acre ssn,fsa,7S. The appropriations ror tho
.reient year arc sl5,0M,oe Tee eatlut,es for
The year ending June 20, 1871, ars -, ,s1L
, 1869-12-08

lice ~astes The TINE Of Conssass'ncn, and
lends +" cnretf,,;n7, irrfnsieu-y, aud 10
suloel'natis.7. Mr. Trumbulls bill, il
parsed, will nct only protect Congrcssmen
md apartment officers from a standing
uuiranee, but it will forn the entering
ledge to tho passage Of a Civil Service hill
er ut leaas the adoption by the civil service
NJ policy Ct nnking all appointments and
n aloVah strictly with view to secure the
oeSe performances OF official dnty, and not
'or the purpose Of reunzline anyboay's
'f'ends or Furnishing snybody's s enemies,
, 1869-12-08

Il Cufiouz Alnpdcr sukt.

To the Ed,:et ~ The Chicago 7sttuns,
w1sh, through your paper, to cal, the alteut!on
OF tho AfttAora upon thu aubtecs OF Wouana
Rights 10 practical case Of womaus r,on9s, rs
developed by recent decision III the courts Of
Macon County. Let tlibe Of the effort now
Making to secure The ballot for women be devoted
10 the reformation OF tho laws which arc oppre..
slve 10 ~oncn. The legal fiction, that the io,es-
ests Of man and hts wife arc a,ways tdep,lcal.
steessts dne Illustration from the case Ii ques-
ten 4 wife and mother, having been convinced
by rersopaf observation that her marital E,RhIa
bad been Invaded q nd nsuIped BY another woman,
PUBLICLY exposed the NO oDans ch Asac,er, and a. 4
setult Was sued for e.and.r. AZ a married woman
can oDy be sud through her husband, the ac-
cured hu.b.td ~, ~ thus case, the persoa sucd,
aIa he question c0nta u2 r'r the .:1s!on OF the
Contt-Can DaEr!e1 wotEau p!tad Ia nelcace Of
her osn character. the decision. IS strep ty
lite courts Of Macon County, is tna. she cannnS.
snt thus ~ Injured vonsu Is placed NJ trc
mercy OF au uniat'hful h1soau1, wha III r.(use
u d ftpd The tutt. and sgre- TO pay tue nan-
sRea, fhns hr1ndlog his wife a. alaodeser, aod
pst1tx 10 h!s raTAtnouf the mouey ~h,cn 11stlY
htluhGs to his a!Ie aud c7tasiren.
Do not such la need reformation
DECATUR, Nov. ., 1869.
, 1869-12-08
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAQO DAILY MARKET

TUEnpAr ETExEx0, Der. T.
DEF the hea II "Uuu1nerrtaL" and the erxtn In Iii
etsrt t9td sabtft 70 the Usual charges oi storage uae,s
ttttFwttc cfI ftffcd -
bCTfkR ttetri!ed. .eae ne: shipped eusu IN.
There NJ snr the BITTER in condition
ne,ssp.sv nd With .sse s:,es Ia .,s. pfiees rnie
% daS. u enppy the wAnta d thc je. trs l.
III! .tlae tr1to ihle taeFeit ss psent no rs.bte d.
following fhe rank prets: GhoIte dstfy. 3Eaas-;
'Al 10 spod tuh and II kin :saeSc cnnaa grades II
Y T. sa,asr T., ard tqi ~ Iou !! }.1s md ub.
- tuhs 4 s,ic; 10 m and % nftius Il isc
BAGGlSti-irade eontinDe1 elsck, tkc demand n
for sfLe "erks past being rs&eted - eupp5tnx cur
rent nt'tses- At tss preseut low fanFa ii pItcrs.
haE.Frf the market y 4.ouably firm dsaler1 refus
i9. ". s'H:s starr. sss; Anhuru- &c: Lewtsto. 4.
4lts i1nhW 4!e: fo't PHI. 4le: Great Falls nc;
nlsa bu n31s;s; hnTltps lA191e; wrosssets e{c
sAtsfactcIy Eusst In tbs
and. The IT. cas arc iSht. de1sss expcIencc no H
fJJttF ' in tnS SfHtlr rf4 -
, 1869-12-08
p"r'iona Ct The .s'a'e. Anorg whom appear the
nAnes Of M,a 1feoe.cea Sire, Mss Trns.eu pok.
A,s BurdelI, atd Ms Henry Ripg Of 1t, It9u,r.

p~r'ionl CT The .sia'e. Annrg whom spponr the
nanes Of Ms Hene.csa Sire, Ars Trns.eu Pot.
Ass Bu1delI, atd MIS- Henry Ewing, Of 1t, Lou.r.
OHIO
A haut'snl uetcor NJ Seen rorth ~std from
D-Jtor, on Friday night Of last week, describe
~ "a Inn luoas peaitshspA bail OF nIe, from The
tlcfo OF WHICH. ior ~ fnstan., jet Of nspe SHOT,
"h:n suddenly the Tail p1od. ID Ake ruekct bat
wilhont lotAe.~
MT Janes Noon, living 1t n'cHtboro, Clinton
Cocu1., u the father OF fifteen CHI. ureu. he aa1
IN the army seven sous. three soa -iu.lass, aod
n.6e GfRndSons, vino MI went s&ru4'En tho VI.
without q Ec1atcp,
stenoenvssis has marvellous colued t,hysIcsso,
"no Processes to be The PcTentn son Of sa seventh
ton, aud tho seventh son Q, tne ssven1n o.,3Rh,er
"ao "aaked when he wAl eeven months osL., aud
"1cse 1a@hef-Who pfscttset med!c,ae loo Yea n IL
A1aea AID ca1o to this Country IN 1sdx. Htsh
fourteen daughters aud twelve soa4-1lyed Il, be
1s7 years and 7 no1ths old, and his mother to the
ase OF y JesrA. Dr. EDDY. IN question, win be -
on Chltttuas.
1HU TERRITORIES
ING ssoa1 City 75mes paohsuea the folio x,nz:
hs D.kosa '!ds soas Sou. aes4 ssssasa ,,ee sa
Fl 2. e. h asa: s!, te5 :ae ps1tis:i.
tlne farmer nanud Krea, Who fcsds. IL loits
sa - s s, =: Is ssasss. il II,
as aa oss .s, s,ao ha,, Il t. T.. p :sne ~
se sse II II, L -. s::s
sa sat e T.: T., sssay St
oss q s.ltez right ir.ch VI K1.s, .hvi,y ~ aae
%.rds frur9ed hoe. aad lnfo-nlue Tho u-tshbsss nf
~ sess id a.s tso ra!.i :1t t
ih ihe Ta r ~ Iaa p:t! at.t the 1o.ds u
;ssd y 's e. tSssse ,5s.. ii
~ tnft 4h, : s5rs 81
e,sns 81 Iet az top ~ ssxs lot os uaaeshush. limbs
Il sa.s it, Ct ss & ~,
hre & liod'ed tpY1hefe near &c cases bas IRON ths
IT. s'ass ss sssR e 70; Il
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d.pTs sn n PIT :; 'at &, ~
Is ss.Is .,sr E; eenps e 5.Eine xa1. kifte
dcsSx sbe dst.y eas.ea s. sesx aus d
tnsf' o t 3se .a s.s.eea slnee tast ms be h
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Nhosn foak equsEs Y their rres il Tel4tsd thst
f1s fstnshmsu ws hare alluded did NOT i've axyce-
gH"n % The u;ty dsaxhss1 e n ladsn ohie, .hu tha
thc ssmptoEn. oi hs wsnnx a6c.ttoass snd ihss eee
@oInice fsendy indian: sitttnx the rial@ It ias
children lytae IN she Il ,o1 Al cIaminstian d.
eoTrtrd the taes that The thrst Of the hid hen
had l+xn dubbed +, death hy aioTs
on the head, with tho stock Of su1 oE eou,e
ti.eovsIed fte trenshwAn hss never ben s%ea il
committed trle murder: iii Rejecting oa he horrnS
q h. s.ts b beesnt in,sne sook the woads md
atry ecn eeen and the fr+nth settler of twenty
ysaf our and the sane per&,n It vel known
WIN reslded !n the t'ts scu1 Wiley we1e on sseonn;
Q! ne settey Of E.11e eotnpeilt 10 further wes
ssi, S q s.b't stfs .qssa e e H. b..
eoNytst. Of any pe:.on knoxtnx hts RhcteahoriG III