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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
MERE.MENTION,

Charleston papers announce the death, last week,
of Gen. .JohnsSchnierle, formerly mayor OF that
citys-.''...'Judge Green, in case which came e. be-
fore him at Lexington Court House, last week
decided the homestead law as unconstitutlona
when'applied to debts contracted previous to the
passage Of the law. Mfrs Harriet Beechel
Stowe is about establishing a school of agriculture
for girls, at Aiken, S. C."'.'"'Gov. Scott ha:
appointed Geo. Watts, colored, notary public tol
Lancaster County. .'''''''Snow felfin the vicinity
of Charlotte, North Carolina, on Monday of las
week. ...''"'B. =. OdelI Duncan, Of Newberry Coun
ty, has been nominated as United States Consul al
Elsinore, Denmark. ''.'''''Louis E. johnson, has
been nominated as United States Marshal to-
South Carolina. Mr.. johnson has been engaged
in planting on the sea-islands, near Charleston
for several years. He is son Of Hon. Reverdy
johnson, of Maryland. MIR. G. H. Baldwin
of Columbia, has been appointed and confirmed
as United States Internal Revenue Assessor to-
the Third Collection District of this State. Hin
department is composed Of the counties constitu
ting the Third and Fourth Congressional Districts
Between the termini of the Pacific roads there
is now but twelve hours staging. ''''''''"Reports
from the interior of Georgia state that the cottor
crop will have to be replanted. '''''"The Wiscon
sin Farmer says castor oil will keep leather soft
pIable and black. though. not glossy, and quite
Fimpervious to water ''''''''The last pensioner o
the revolutionary war has died again. This time
he was Daniel Blackwell, of New York State, aged
Ill. "'''''"Geo. H. Pendleton is candidate fol
Governor. of Ohio. '''''':.'A steam propeller, car
rying arms and materials of war, and also about
one hundred and twenty men, left New York, it is
said, a few days ago, in aid of the Cuban insur.
rectionists. .''''...All our Virginia exchanges Of
Tuesday last report snow storm and sleet on
Monday, doing incalculable damagae to vegetation
and the fruit Geneva, N. Y, claims to con-
tain COW worth three thousand dollars. Nine
ty-eight thousand and ffty-one dollars of 7ao Con
federate notes were recently sold at Augusta, Ga..
for $50. = ... ..s. ,-., NJ. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.

We have been kindly furnished by friends il
the several sections, with the subjoined reports
the result of the township elections already helc
in this County:
BETHEL TOWNSHIP.
Selectmen.-J. L. Barron, Maj A. A. Mcken
zie, j. c. Patrick.
Czerk.-J. D. P Currence.
Surveyors of Roads.-J. NJ. Jackson, B. T.
Miller.
Constabe-C. G. Lanier
CHEROKEE TOWNSHIP.
Selectn,en.-G. R. Whisonant R. f. Porter
T. P. Whisonant.
CLERK. DIR. L. A. Hill.
Surueyors of Roads.-H. NJ. Moore, II. H
Hicks, T. D. Fulton, William Caldwell.
ConstaJle-Hamiton Wilson.
KINGS MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP.
!Selectmen.-William McGill, j. J. Wilson, W
S. Plexico.
Clerk.-Z. D. Smith.
Surveyors of Roads.-J. N. McEwee, jr., j.
". Beamguard
Constable c-Joel McCarter.
BETHESDA TOWNSHIP.
Sezectmeu. Daniel D. Moore, +. A. Crawford
Joseph P. Moore.
Clerk. jas. E. Wilson.
Surveyors of Roods.-I NJ. Wallace, j. A. Fir
win, J. D. Mcconnell.
Constable, "A. +. Lindsay.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22

'REruRN 70 REASON AFTER FoRrY YEARS OF
forty years. ago q young lady,
years Of age, full of life and beauty, and resi.
dent of this county, from some unknown, or lat
least ungoyernable cause, became suddenly insane.
For some time she remained beneath the roof of
her parents, and received the united efforts and
sympathy of her relatives and friends but all to
no avail The mental faculties were too surely
broken. A short time after, she became an in
mate Of our county poor. house at Dewittvile,
where she remained until q few days since, curl
osity to strangers and wholly lost to herself Well
we remember three years since, while paying a
visit the county buildings at that place, noting
the very strange appearance of 'sCnzy Ann. -
There was something peculiar about her derange-
ment, so much SO that we have often called to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
COUNTY ELECTIONS.

Governor Scott has issued a proclamation order
ing elections to be held on the 25th day Of May,
the several counties of this State in which Their
are vacant Offices. In York, Coroner and Schoo
Commissioner is to be elected; in Chester, a Cor
oner; in Fairfield, Judge Of Probate, Corone
and County Commissioner.
The proclamation orders the closing Of all bar
rooms and drinking saloons, on election days. in tn
counties where elections are held; and Commis
sioners and Managers Of Elections are required tt
conduct the elections with strict regard to th'
provisions of the Constitution and of the laws
the State touching their duty in such cases."
We furnish the above information to our readers
without expense to the State of South Carolina
The Governor directs the ENQUIRER to publish
the advertisement in full, forward bi etc. but in
asmuch as the Executive Department declines t.
pay our bill for advertising heretofore we are con-
strained to decline in the present instance, and vii
be likely to do so until our bill is paid
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22

1t is difficult to see how men of any sselsrespect
austoop to ask for an Office, when itcau onlybe
obtained by . persevering dogging Of prominent
mems heels in comparison to which month 9
hard work is nething. When obtained, the prize
is worth much less than the appointee could make
in any business which he understands. That is,
Offices, when honestly held, are not often remune'
rative. The stealings are generally the main OBJ
ject of pursuit. and is it not hopeful sign for the
country, when so many are scrambling for the
privilege Of deffauding it? The ten plaques oi
Egypt are usually considered the severest vista
tions recorded in history; but if Moses and Aaron
had introduced delegation of modern of6ce-seek,
ers to Pharaoh, he would soon have let Israel 60
in noaco
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

w. Boyd, Travelling Agent-Look to Your Inter
est. ... :.
T. s. Jefferys, Assignee-In Bankruptcy-1n the
Matter of Samuel McCreight.
w. I. Clawson, Register In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to Creditors to establish Liens, &C., in the
Matter of E. R. Huff, George w. Gibson
and L. H. Massey.
s. B. Meacham, Charlotte, N. C.-Wholesale ano
Retail Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Leather.
T, M, Dobson Co.-Hats and Bonnets-Machint
Thread-Calicoes- -Muslins- and Silk
Gloves-Iawns and Cambrics-Hose-No
tions-Linen Drills and lCottonades-Shirt
ing-Shoes- -Musical-Alpaccas.
Dobson & O'Leary-Have Plenty of Time-Wag
on Whips s-Bridles-Saddles Repairing
Saddles Cheap.
T. w. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-In Bankrupt
cy-In the Matter of Joseph K. Davis, VIM
Nj. Martin, Charles Bolt, Ansell Roe Glad
den, Harmon Arrents.
w. A. Moore, Assignee-In Bankruptcy-In the
Matter of DR.. J. F. Lindsay.
Charles Bolt and J. C. Hawkins, Assignees-lI
Bankruptcy-Notice to the Creditors OF e
P. Pruitt to establish their Liens.
T. w. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-In Bank
ruptcy-Applcation for Discharge in tht
Matter of Elijah Dawkins, Robert Latta j
J. Nelson and David NJ. Mobley.
B. T. Wheeler-Accounts.
W. B. Nets, Assignee-In Bankruptcy-In the
Matter of Robert Whitesdes.
A. NJ. Jackson, Agent-Peddlers Wanted.
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The Aurkrille Gnqnirer,
-. YORKVILLE. 8. c.:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1869.

Cash.-It must be distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription, advertising and job,
work, are cash, in advance.
X.-The paper will be discontinued on the expi-
ration of the time for which payment has been
made. A Subscriber finding a (X) cross mark on
stand that the time paid for has expired. n.-
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Our friends throughout the county will confer
special favor on us and the readers Of the ENoU1'
RER, by informing us of any matters of general in
terest which may transpire in their respective
neghborhoods. Furnish the facts in each case as
briefly as possible, and we will put the information
in shape suitable for publication: The names OF
persons giving rs information must accompany
their communications; not for publication, but as
an evidence of good faith on the part Of the writer
and for our own private use. ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.

Having effected satisfactory arrangement for
procuring larger sized Press, we offer for sale
the one with which the ENQUIRER is at present
printed. 1t is Guernsey Cylinder Press
bed 31x44-in good order, and will be sold at a
bargain. Taking into consideration the rapidity
with which it works, it can be bought for less than
"a hand press" with the same sized bed. For
further particulars, address L. M. Grist Yorkvie,
Sc, cor. .1. ...,-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22

On the floor. Her screams had awakened thechild.
rem, and Maggie came ont the door, I had hard
time killing her Here he stopped to exclaim,
o, I tell youit was the bloodiea murder on re-
cord i then took the axe and placed the other
children down on the floor and put my knee on
their breasts and took the head Of the axe, SO,
describing the action, holding the axe in both hands
and chopping DOWN and cut their throats, and al
most cut their heads off. put them side by side
on the floor, and got rope and tried to hang my
self. but I couldn't succeed"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

A number of the citizens of York Township as
sembled at the Court House on Saturday last for
the purpose of nominating candidates for Township
Officers. The meeting was organized by calling
Col. w. H. McCorkle to the Chair, and the ap-
pointment Of L. N. Grist as Secretary. -.
Judge W. G. Beatty explained the object Of the
meeting in few remarks, and moved that the
Chairman appoint Committee of seven to nomi-
nate candidates. Upon the adoption of the mo-
ton. the Chairman appointed as the Committee,
Judge W. C. Beatty, L. NJ. Grist, w. B. Will
liams, F. G. Harris, DR.. J. NJ. Lowry, Maj. Jas.
F. Hart and B. P. Boyd. ......
The Committee, after consultation, reported the
following nominations which were adopted by the
meeting:
For tSezectn,en B. Nets, W. Adol-
plus Moore, and Capt. Samuel Smith.
For Clerk.-James H. Fayssoux . d.
For Surveyors of Roads.-Joseph Herndon,
r. M. Kerr, B. P Boyd and Z. N. Davidson.
Inasmuch as there is no pay attached to the
Office of Constable, and the Seectmen are invested
with the power of appointment no nomination
was made for the Office. 1t should be remember
ed that the election takes place tomorrow, Friday,
23d instant, at the Court House. -,
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ruE CHrsTER REPORTER.

We were pleased to receive call on Friday last
from our jolly friend and neighbor, Major Edward
G. Mcclure, Of the Chester Reporter, which, by
the way, is one of our best and handsomest ex-
changes It is gratifying to us to learn that the
Reporter is in healthy condition, and bids fair to
continue reporting for many years to come.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
COMPLIMENTARY.

We tender our thanks to the President of the
Spartauburg and Union Railroadfor compliment
ary ticket over that road for the year 1869.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
APPOINTMENT OF POsTMAsTERs.


We have been reliably informed that on Friday
last, 10th instant, the Postmaster General ap-
pointed postmasters for Yorkville, Rock Hill and
Fort Mill, in this county. The names Of the ap-
pointees, at the present writing, are not publicly
known here. r
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
OFFICE HUNTERS STILL RAMPANT.


Washington letters say the crowd of o6ice-seek'
ers is still as great as ever Notwithstanding hun
dreds of unsuccessful hunters leave every evening
on the swearing train," their places are supplied
by fresh swarm in the morning. The President
is literally worn out by the camor which dins his
every waking moment and, doubtless fills his
dreaming hours with hungry spectres in search Of
Office. He has scarcely moment he can call ms
own, and sometimes it is only by main force that
he can tear himself from the throng pressing around
him. His iron constitution is breaking down un
der the pressure, and the good temper for which
he has hitherto been distinguished, is entirely gone
Those who come to beg have very different mar
to deal with than the first swarms He is said tc
have told friend that if he had had any idea oi
what he was really to encounter, he would never
have consented to enter the business
The members of his cabinet are also closely be-
sieged, and that, too when their departments are
nearly all full. But they are so pushed that they
are obliged to turn out some of their employees
on the slightest pretexts, in order to make room
for the hungry applicants. The mania has infec
ted Congress, and many Senators are anxious tc
adjourn, simply to keep members Of the House
who have remained in Washington from getting
the advantage over them. At present Senators
are confined to the capitol, while members Of the
House have no other business than to help con.
stituents to Office
This thing has become thoroughly disgracefal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22
THE CHURCH FESTIVAL.

The entertainment given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church, Of this place, on Thursday
evening last, passed off very agreeaby, and wa
entirely successful in pecuniary way.
The entertainment consisted of the most deli
cious eatables, arranged upon five elegantly decor
ated tables, festooned with evergreens and flowers
and presided over by beautiful maidens and steady
matrons without numbers At the rear end the
Hall an elegant ice-cream saloon was fitted up
where for one of Uncle Sans paper shillings, the
visitor got not only plate of the delicious cooling
nectar, but had it served to him from the fail
hands of the presiding genius Of this department
of the Hall.
At 9 o'clock, the Hall being well filled with
visitors, the signal was given for supper. Meats,
salads, cakes, creams, fruits, sauces and confec'
tioneries began rapidly to disappear, and by the
hour of ten, the tables were relieved Of much Of
their weight, the managers counting goodly
supply of greenbacks in return The crowd re-
mained in attendance until late hour, enjoying
in high degree an occasion so we'll calculated to
promote social intercourse.
Entertainments of this character for benevolent
objects, have become we'll established in our town,
and afford pleasant recreation as well as return
handsome sums for the objects intended. The re-
ceipts on Thursday evening" we are informed,
reached nearly four hundred dollars, which sum is
to be applied to the use of the Presbyterian
Church Of this place.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-04-22

Personal Appearance Of Senator sprague.
Senator Sprague, of Rhode Island, has late
ly assumed prominent position in the eyes of the
public, by becoming the rebuker of venal and
arrogant Senate. His position is in some respects
similar to that of Cicero, when he attacked and
exposed the conspiracy of Catiline. But there is
this material difference. The Roman orator had
the sympathies of his Senate, and contended
against a minority. Mr.. Sprague fights the ma
jority, and has whole Senate of Catiines to deal
with. But though overmatched in numbers and
in ability, too, orhe is no orator. he has the mass
of the people at his back, and he is not at all like
ly to come out of the conflict worsted. The Wash
ington correspondent of the Chicago Tribune thus
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- EDITORIAL INkLINGs.
UCensus Takers,s

In accordance with AN Act passed at the re-
cent session Of the Legislature of South Carolina,
to provide for an enumeration Of the inhabitants
Governor Scott has recently made appointments Of
census takers" for the several counties We note
the following: -
, 1869-02-28

The Erie Road and the Express
Companies.
Continued Excitement in the
Government Bond Market.

Spee.A Despatch 70 The Chicago Tr,buna.
NV ToaK, Feb. n.
1uE Kxf6K1s wA1
E4t not slEuIatd any nev 2hneh and u cA1g;aE
lees excitement tim ttrea car ago. II IL under
eiood TIA: negotiations are PEE ding - retxln
The United States Company on the Erie Railroad
AID induce the Directors OF AL 70 ada 70 withdraw
ahe11 oeten Of tjecunent.
k11AHERs SAILED.
The atezmshIps City OF Antwerp sed vtrrtlia
st!lsd to-d4Y with fxr pa.s' nser itaA hut co
speels.
Government bonts we're Tbs eh{tf feature Of
Val ets1ct To-day. TIL advance In Locdon
stimulated heavy purchaser from forten houses.
Although IN enozuons xu1cutt OF evnds hAs IL
sracy been exported durtng tbs month. mote thlu
four znil}ioes 1ere bought TO tay On foreign &C.
count Tic rstlway nar1et WAS trner on tie
enttr- list With q general upward norenaeu. in
pies. New York renta1 WIT the fea,1se, and
Weste'u roads followed closely.
INFORMATION OF par ooop4.
Receipts Of a.5 eoods II this port for Fehrua,y
tAye been 1Erce4ourths of = milton Abo%e III.
zane month htt ,tar, aud sevcn and hall mill
1ucs lteiow the corresponding total for 1865
There kaa been vez1 nttle ncscase O! stock IN
bend, Desler expect moderate lrcrate on last
yeass butttess II Tic money market continues a.
Nh.
lEcEEIAKzsHrr OF rHk rREAsuRY,
The hecds Of HaEu,on F11h aay ha hns posl-
t.velJ bcsn Astu.ed Of the 5ecrrtar1ahlp Of tho
Tst1ury u1dcr Gecees1 Grsnt,
ANofH3A KAILwAT WAR IN TuR c0CnSs,
Atothcr railway was his }0tt tecn instituted III
tie co1rts. itptne between tic Atlantic T.
Great # astesr and The Eric Conpanles. It IL
instituted by tte Gsrat Western parties to com.
pei TIC ktis 70 appropriate cer,a,n noreys to par
ing EorEagea 90 the Atlka,le 4 Great Westszn
Bailptu
, 1869-02-28

Real estlte skles hare be.p quits active during
The past month znonk taoee dea,ers and brokers
who esz15 on their business WIN 4 w1se snd III
liberal economy. FlztclAss zen tell nrst-el&fs
properly In large qususisix., nsc1nse they expend
money In adEestttrG a.a IN pllcip8 their business
before ths pnhlie. 1hrrt EAuJ ench fras who
CO n cnoEmeus trade, and Nho4e eslea
ase evidence of tho activity of the Market
PtuliEeu< xnaonE Auca Is The drn or Me.fre
C. H. GaubtTT Co., Room !, otonA's But;dluc.
NO 145 Mtdt!op street. tneJ q, Large trade, AZ
II proven by the record o. their e.les, which
amounted last mon b TO <SUQ.000 On Fsldly last
thstr aales reached fesse 10, witch paid for
Ere tade1net Iott Of iaaG. Ttetr GFefAtlons arc
noa 'ly T. the west and northwestern portions Of
the city. though they ne I ct ty auy mcsus cpu.
tned 70 snJ .speetAl localities. Iue.r 1elt OF
zs tic city prsaes Its way u. into the
pEt.rits, Viii follow la iussoseEen's, md bay
End sell lard IN p1cplr7ton % the d-nand ma
the w1nts o. tho people. Land on trc barderz oil
tbs city which ten 5esrs ago. etn.ldescd out
eide of civilization u row being drawn into tue
a,Jt or F1iac1 the city IL Rtr-IchirE ont Its pow
e1tul atEs and An1tcttnE atrft from The
p1aitac To incorporate The c,tJ. III. sie2ay ID
uczte trd progress p{ The 1se1 CT shs eitr Il Al
inevitable u oetttnJ. A. the population gro .
l1IGsr, these outside los will be enhanced
IN rR1ut fer The fter- OF nut1neaN In tue city
VIII cf1ve FcTss NJ To ttc npros for residences.
Pesrors II xearch Of lots b negna1s md houses
canroi do much better ttzn Inspect the vagled
%. They have comfortable otnre, and up only
ono hfehi Of f'4trr, E1o warmly welcome 4iI who
cali upon thcu In a sp.s1t Of speculation srd
EnEtYc4f.
, 1869-02-28
OHIO.

4aenmeaS In ManAh Id for Sch heol
Fufposes-Oklsusry Burglar SEN.
ftncsd-An Erts EKprxss once OPEN
I'd in C1ucfnnalf,
Special D1p&tch % The Chteaso T1tbune.
AArtS1sLp, o. Psh. 81.
Ihe Ax'pt, ext Of this city voted to-dey. By 4
majority OF aos. to !csy tx Of shlsty tho1saud
coaats On city property for The purpose Of build-
!rG sehool house In tha Talrd ward,
3ast night OF parEJsls, ~@ ~s'e
Amos Ze1bert, OF tbls city. haa hem fonrd
gritty Of burglary By the Bacyrps Common
Fl = sEd 10 four 5sa1. Il prrite1tIaz7.
Cr1c1HNA11. Feb. T-Thfs aftetr oon tbs new
Erie Ezprsa iompA1y rented the building ior
1nc.lT oecupltd byt Merchants UEiou Expxeta
Coz paIy, nd Htll ctatnenes operations On
Monday. A. u. Hea1y, 1.e Of the herchtnts'
Unien: = af.ut at this cnmpiuy. Neither Tie
United Sutr, nor the Amtne1n EIprees Com.
rsmes eAs 5e: been prohtotted from running on
NW tQ0t1Ant 10 opkr1te,
, 1869-02-28

na|sl9, few weak sIree Tsa tsSrn ii1M,n =.
~ @ he - unable 10 attend sehoo! ior eone ton
nv lne az be VI. taken s,ek bis teache, ~,
To- resn1n 70 his ,stbool, 10 i.sra ssas' Ae's III
ass sos o. ous es Nos e.a,ed y M dsreiis
l7td dopa 10 pArel u BY tic sTrs., h,t 4, /,
eesauso he Wa not tte,e. His eh.ne. 10 rr;rrn
aspenes Gn come ono's darling o. pstdc :inc
"; Another. NJ neighbot'e dapshtets. tst,c
Htta attending school mako rrlar5us tompls,rI
tna theE teacher tntefdic.s ths eating OF dluns
u ne scneos room, knd hAve been driven 10 Inc
Srd In Istn and colo, 10 tate Attr chee,ls.s
!gns5; IT, Teas' Ian r eood authority. il
he uanaxcts OF our pu62c ech1,is. ~ ~ ~ y
tesseest run them al i45ltums SA W. N1e
P1eske vive this publicity. Ap.,~.
CH1cAoo, Feb. q, 1853.
, 1869-02-28
Aeal E. tate=Qritp.
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.aa 1*essea ssae soa Van
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0',Ss Id ssIa sns ~ strs1tafy md
and iot z3E1Ms ness AAsuoneonlt, tIotiory hons
opd ~ nstween rn,r,y.a1,t and 7a,,tr...
x11a a'''A'sT'' near rh,fJ assi g.. ssst.ss saaao,
toass a. e. as.. Essh.esa.h the au.s. ..
sFs5 oa.ses,n 30 soq,s q sxo .sory saa
ss;sse; ~ too",' ana lot e1klso;
eto1 o1hS,:T;, han:.T;, nsz.A ot rvsnry.ntptb.t.. tn 49,
1s Se.s !e': +sss1 siaa iss1ass s31. ~ ~.
,o! !sass:' ssas: sS. u sf 1erssass., eo.s.., and
s.Ta ~ +; ses. co.., and
saa loi sssi35~ ~ ,s:xo's ste; Two '1osso11 aouses @
&c Ss,tsnass..y sasss.. asH 1xensy.reu..n.,t t-o,,.
II ThilsyasstastoF oF'sx s1,n aqs.s tiaeo: ''of1
asa men. sSss. rs essin9es siss s,:
nsas sis; ct,ts s1Hs; fn NV u q " nodn iro1e
14e '@'''e'' @oa e~fn' lot -
.aFy saas< 1. et5wsea 59el.aa 40
.na It sf t.ess, &c Sae, s
vlii b .ol eSss y txo sto1ea and lot sa11:
Q, T. Mssas.t,sstos ha5aee 1ee.sor, hons. =,
@HS %sss1Ssx;aaa ses xaa sstm t.Iy tesmS. easement
base 81 eooss ~ ns;s T. 1syns. t1ostoE, saa bt4c.
raeri hon!e "a .a szr .ep{ t1o.iorY and h.,s
o'ask Enouse, and iSs. KsIy tesmn Aao oa'euens
bsacmen, ME- ,otn on!on park. tFo sro-4to,v .,1
b. ~ s1s2
,GasT.lLts.. near Hoyne, nsst cottsTca ,Ghesp.
0sfiey.u. .oe enfa, ,ps 51.5 = L.: n;se Aaa
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, 1869-02-28
oaifpfpfn wlast.

Il Antw production IN tie atape Of a"Caiiiorpia
Bpsrkitrg Wino'' Is now rapidly tndlnx IL WY
into the leading ho,els throughout shc United
sA,ca, ard ID also prepared - N e1 hls.ur bs1-
ers2e at pa.t'et, wcdd1rre. blnquets, SC. and II
to Be found IL the xtnn g lae- an1 vaults OF all
TIE tenatd for ikts b,an1 Of vine. Efrea til iu-
trodne:ior. promises to d thu lat1ties Of the
01cnhetCTtt.7 hove. = stock for the present
ERE cau he fcund n the pioneer houss OF Pc4ktut,
stem / TO-. Nos 81 md 80 LaSAle street, Etlh 4
rnIl {etock Of oshcr Celebrated California wilma.
Bcri Blucc 1r., agent.