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sound. the two hundred brad avis for fastening
muslin against the windows, the gum over
shoes in which the robbers could m we about
noiselessly, the thoughtful provision Of strong
cords and OF handouts to gag and fetter any
body who should Intrude on them unawares-
these contrivances, like all Of the other details
OF the deed, are truly artful and scientific.
sought-and that Is the very essence Of art,
as c)ntrasted with bungliny empirlcism. But
the master stroke of the whole was the OPEN
ing OF The crack comb nation lock on the outer
door. There are several theories proposed to
account for this; but they are all based on the
suppositien that bv colluslon or in some other
way the burglars obtained the number OF the
combination to which the door was locked on
Saturday night.
But what it they ha ze hit upon some device
to ascertain the combination by manipulating
the look itself, making it tell It's own secret,
aud then open the door as easily as the man
the combination lockmakers have believed to
be beyond the reach OF mortals But the de-
tectives say that there are some burgars-the
highest graduates IN the school-.who can per-
form this feat, hitherto supposed to be pIacti
cally impossible. They may not be able to
open all combination locks; but may II some
be as easy of unrlddllng as q childs puzzle
The third door, we observe, was fastened with
another pattern Of the combination lock. and
it may be that that defied their skill, and hence
the door had to be forced with the jack-screw.
Amid all the mystery Of this affair one thing
seems to be tolerably clear, and that is that
lock and safe.mskers, and that when they
have once got inside OF g bank they will bo-e,
break or manipulate their way To it's most
aecret treasures.
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case OF grand larceny committed by negro
ana three or four msdemeanors continued over
ana transfer red from tho docket Of the district
court. The grand jury in their presen ment at
Flckens reported q similar condition of law
and order throughout the count, and we were
warranted 6y facts IN tho statement then made
there could be no parallel found for univer-
sal peace and morality. Another four months
has passed, and the ocond term Of our court
Will begin on the 18th day Of July. The cri-
;H;Hai u0ohot is still q blank page. One case of
burglary in breaking and entering q smoke
house and taxing therefrom in the night time
some bacon, together with few misdemean-
ors. 6 comprise the sum total of business in the
sessions. One day would suffice to dispose of
IT. This IL O Democratic county. Where are
the fruits OF that lawlesSness and violence laid
to our charger Let the CRIMINAL dockets Of the
had cal counties Of the State answer, and by
pied adventurers who calumnate the intelli-
gent and virtuous people Of the State."
Kershaw.
The following gentlemen have been appoint
ed the executive committee Of the Kershaw
District Agricultural and Mechanical Society
William Nj. Shannon, John Macrae. John ()nn.
tn icy, ihomas ". Pegues, Thomas +. Mellow.
I. II. Clarke, Daniel Betbune, Adam Team J.
Erwin Rodgers. John l. Trantham.
from The varins 1ar1s g saSs: Our reports
voraDle Tor the corn crop. Itrson;e local tiles
lt ls represented as unusually fine. while in
others 1t is said to be rather back ward but of
vigorous and healthy growth. With good sea-
sons the crop will be fine. The cotton ia rep
resented as good throug hout the district. We
have on our table blooms from several pianta
tions. some of them gathered on Friday last"
Inc same paper says: ''Mr. Goss the Col
rector OF Internal Revenue, seized number of
Doxes OF unstamped tobacco from couple of
Uaoers one day lass week. They had encamn
ed III the outskirts o. the town, when they
were waited on by Mr.. Richardson. who after
ma klng inquiries about their stock, and ind
ing tney had part OF their load stamped, re-
.utneo TO town. During his aosence they
changed their loading. putting ali the unst am6
!: boxes INTO one wagon, with which one of
the the party decamoed. leaving the other wagon
wtn ttn me stamped boxes 10 charge OF the other.
was found secreted in pine thicket' and
taken possession of, the driver having escap-
ed with his team. The driver of he other
team made good his escape"
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GEORGIA AFTAIRs-PRoBA8LE SURRENDER OF
THE LOPEZ ARMY DEPARTURE OF Ex-pREsI-
DENT JOHNSON FOB TENNEssEE-PERUvIAN
AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, July President Grant, in an
interview yesterday with Chft. Edwards and
other Georgians, said that having made ap-
pointments for the Macon and Augusta Post
Offices, he was not disposed to change them
until the incumbents proved incompetent. He
gave no indication that he was considering the
political status Of Georgia.
The Brazilian Minister has received dis
spatches announcing that Lopez has pro-
posed, through Minister Mcmahon, to sur
render his army on guarantee OF personal
safety.
Ex-President johnson left for Tennessee TO-
day. He will canvass the State in support of
senter, the Democratic Candidate Tor Cover
nor.
Boutwell, has decided that goods seized,
which cannot be held for expenses of seizure
and for the tax, must be s.ored subject for fu-
ture action OF Congress.
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hundred colored people and larce number of
whites. The colored people crowded on the
bridge leading to the island, and it gave way,
prec'pitatlng q large number into the water.
Colonel j. r. Branch, prominent broker here,
and Conservative. was instantly killed, as
were policeman Kinckham and Robert Ashley.
Seven colorsd men were fatally wounded.
Colonel Branchs body was followed to bis
home by the citizens, and Kipckham's by the
police force in body. There is d general
gloom in consequence Of the calamity.
FoRTREss MONROE, July 2.-The French
corvette Civirux arrived here to-day from
Martinique with eighteen cases of fever on
board. Five have died. Among them the
captain, hrst officer and surgeon. The as
sistant surgeon is dying.
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TIE GEITTsBURG CELEBRATION

MEADE is ANXIOUS TO BURY THE CONFEDERATE
DEAD-MoRToN PATS CUBA ON THE BACK AND
DROPS TARDY TEAR OYER TIE HEROES OF TIE
SOUTH
GETTYSBURG, July 2.-General Meade in a
speech urged the decent burial OF the Con-
federates. Senator Morton, the orator of the
day. in speaking of Cuba. said: s'She is max.
ing bold. vigorous and, as we trust, sue
cessful effort to throw off the Spanish yoke
and establish her independence He also
said: I'm the fields before us are the graves
OF the rebel dead, now sunk to the level of the
plain, unmarked, unhonored and unknown.
They were our countrymen; of our blood, Ian
guage and history. They displayed courage
worthy OF a better cause, and we may drop
tear to their memory. The news OF this fatal
field carried agony to thousands of Southern
homes, and the wall of despair was heard in
the everglades and orange groves of the
South
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OpERATIoNs on Nav YoRK INSURANCE Com
PANIEs DURrKa fHR' PAST YAAB. - Tie reuort or
tue New York State Insurance Department. for
1883 states that thero are in New York iO4 ioint
Ssock fire ,nsuraoce Companies, with an asore.
gate capital OF $50. .0A2 LA and net assess Of
aggtegate capital OF 81 484.2O0 the foreign
companies dong BUSINESS In he State have ~
aggregate capital OF 426. .0OOOv0 The mutuni
me- Insurance. oornpa les. Once very popular IN
IDLY disappearing, two having commenced
winding up In 1853. leayiRg Only nine nov in
operau an. No new Are insurance eompa n,es
were established ID 1868--a ,iaot 10 stirling
contrast uith the starlsticS Of 1859 whef,
twenty-three new companies were OF gsnfsed.
From This circu nsiAnce IL In argued mat the
nrnti,s OF the business have greatly dimin-
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AFEAIRSYN THE STATE.
Pickems.

Fickens.
A pubic sale Of lots Is to take place on Tues
day, the 9th day Of July next. Pickensl is des.
tiIed to be one Of The finest coun',es OF the
State, and prosperity would seem the destiny Of
the village. This being the last sale of public
lots. must attract notice.
Sumter.
The Sumter News says: 'sThe intense heat
continues, and cotton grows with will. As
yet corn has not suffered much for want of
and II rain does not sOOn come we fear our
grain crop will be seriously affected"
Greenvtlle.
The wheat crop in Greenville County is large
and abundant. and the Enterprise notes the
reception of new -four. Mr. Julius G. Smith
OF Greenville, made one hundred and fifteen
bushels OF wheat from five acres; from half an
acre, part OF the land he made at the rate Of
ffty-one bushels to the mere. Mr.. Smiths
mode OF culture was first to thoroughly pre-
pare the land using one hundred and twenty
hve pound or Peruvian guaUO to the acre with
the wheat, and ia the spring fifty more, and
rolling the ground.
The Winnsboro' New g publishes the follow
Ing extract from private letter IN regard 10
the crops near Doko: ''The cotton looks better
here than around WlnnsbOro', but is still small
and the stand. as With US. 10 generally bad. On
me T, road the crop, appeared to run very poor.
Inc good people OF this community nre
the Young orchards, too, are laden with
the choicest peaches. I ate to ms fali. yester-
day, or the finest fruit from the trees, which
were nos the first Of tile season BY fifteen
days-partook at dinner Of q psaca pie Of
mammoth proportions, but. Of u ulrivalled Ha-
vOr-and washed 1T down with wine oY the na.
tive vintage. Grape Gu ture aud fruit raising
are beglnnlnHt 10 command the serious atten-
ton @ the farmers Of this vicinity. and prom
ise TO become important sources OF income, at
no distant day. ! ~.
- i,f$J1 A1arihoro,. IA t
Governor Scott Las ap oointed Thomas T..
Dudley magistrate foF Aiaslboro' County.
The Benettsvllie Journal SAYS 1T Is graft
Tying tO know that4h enterprises Of orr dis
trtot are ON the march OF progress. A new
cotton factory is now being bnfit at Priucee
Mil. on the Society Hill Road, about three
m les from Dennettsyllae by AR. w. Mowry OF
the ent0rprising and well known tirm OF Allow
ry u Co.. commission merchants. Charleston.
MIR. Mowry 10 q thorough Dnsiness man, and
his new enterprise rnust prove o success. aud
help build mp the interests Of the dlstrict and
Htat. We learn that this cd cotton tao or1es
Near Adam3ville aud at Red Bluff are also TO
be revived at an early day. Blds have been
made we understand by parties interested,
which will pl obshiy result in the sale oy said
property TO parties who W1ll put the maehinely y
in operation again. Ihese are sure evidences
VI progress"
The Walhalla Courier says "Xt the last
term OF the Oourt held for this county, we had
0ccAyOn TO record the fact that during pee
riod OF Twelve months withont couits the aeou-
| mutation OF criminal cases amounted 70 one
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EUROPE.

The CUBAN POLITICAL PRISONERS
LONDON, July 2.-Advlces from the coast of
Africa report the arrival at Fernando Po of two
hundred and fifty political prisoners from
Havana. -
BREsT. July 2.-No communication has been
received from the Great Eastern since We'd
nesday.
THE ePANIsH CORTEs.
MADRID. July 2.-The Cortes have passed
the revenue budget. aud authorized the govern
ment to expend such sums as may be neces.
sary.
The contemplated changes in the ministry
are postponed until the budget OF expendl-
lures, now before the Cortes, is adopted.
THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
PARIS, July 2.--The Third Party in the Corps
Legislatif propose measures granting the
people more intimate association with the
direction Of affairs.
THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.
LONDON. July 2-The Irish Church bill is
progressing IN the House OF Lords. The min
listers promise to insert clause allowing the
Irish Bishops to retain their seats in the House
of Lorls.
THE TREATMENT OF THE FENIAN PRISONERS
4. DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, June 30.-1n the House Of Com
mons last night. Mr.. Moore called attention to
r. tho treatment OF Fenian prisoners, and moved
resolutions that tho government institute pub
/, lie inquiry into the subjects Of penal discipline
Rend reciasshcatlon Of prisoners; to inquire
how far political prisoners should be regarded d
as separate class, and to consider how far
severity OF punishment may be regarded as
reasonable ground for the favorab considsra.
tion Of their cases.
MIR. Moore said he believed the majority of
tho Irish people sympathized with the Fepiaps.
though unwilling to subvert the existing GOV.
ernmer t, and content to bear their present
ills rather than fly to others they know not of.
But DO class was contented with the present
state OF affiirs. He strongly condemned tho
harsh treatment OF Fenans, both before and
after trial aDd urged pubic inquiry.
+ Mr. Bruce, Fl Home Secretary, wns not pre-
pared to defend the treatm ,nt of Fenians, but
said that in general the law was insufficient to
deal with political prisoners. The 81 statements
ofcruelty we're. however, exaggerated. At
present their treatment was extremely Ii nient.
ers, and were not compe led to do anything
degrading, or subm:. to bumiliation.
Mr.. Suil,van defended the conduct OF the
pEoSeAc 'soruHous reSpocC1uH Henianlsm,
DrenARcK RETIREs TO HncRUrT.
BERIIE June 30. .-Lount Bismarck has gone
to his estates in varsin, where he will rem hin
until October to recruit his hsalth. He has
. been temporarilv relieved from duties OF Presi
dent Of the Uouncl but win continue to trans
aot the business OF the Federal Chancellor.
ship. e
A GREAT BATTLE BETWEEN rHR IMPERIAL. rsr,
AND REBKIS.
X HoNs KoEa Jnne 8, via LONDON, June co.
A great and decisive battle has been fonehi
between she 1mperia Iicts and Mohammedsu
rebels. Tho latter were defsated with a Toss
y or twenty thonsand. The chinese have ofgsr.
ed Surtner insuits to foreigners. s
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funeral Notifes.

AS- The Relatives and Friends of Mr..
and Mrs. DAVID O'KEEFE. and Mr. and Mrs. THoM.
As O'KEEFE are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services OF the INF Ant DAUGHTER OF The
1crIncri at their residence, No % Haselstreet 10.
MORROW AFTERNOON, the 4h instant thout
'"Itner ihVlauOn. July 8
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Special Aotifes.

~ WE DID NOT BELIEVE IN "CURE
ALL>" uni we tried AYERS inimatable pILLst
and now we think the whole secret lies in the fact
that purgatves are the natural remedy for disease,
and DR.. AVER has made the best OF purgatives.
they cure all our complaint nts.-Logan lO) Press.
July3 DAc
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Sprlial Notires.

A@-ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Service in this Church To-MoRnow MORNING. at
half.past Ten O'Clock, DR.. W. W. HICKS ofilciatine.
July
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HROzf VIRGINIA..

RfcH1soxr In,. 2--A. 6 barbecue given bv
she Conservative colored man ON an island on.
posite the city tc-dly, there were abope three
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aS-CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ten
o'clock-in the EvEs1Na at quarter-past Eight,
July 2
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aT CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE IN FAVOR
OF HOsTETTER'5 STOMACH BIrTERs.-W. II.
REESE, leading druggist in Monticello, ILL.,. in
letter of June 1885, writes to this effect: sRaving
sold HO,TETTER'J BIrTERS for the past four
years, cannot but speak OF the article as beiog the
best tonic and appetizer extant. Dlriug the ague
season OF 1866 could not keep sufacient stock
on hand to supply my cus,omers. In fact your
BisseTs was as staple quiaine. learn that ply
sicians pres ribe 1t ell over the western country
Indeed. great many families tniok they are not
safe without your invaluable tonic."
J. K, WITHEnsPooN. Esq.,, q magistrate Of Ker.
shaw County. O., stltes under date april 49, 1868
that he has used the Bi.ters stanty IN his own
family for the previous two years He.rst tried the
preparation when suffering from exhaustion pro.
duced by severe attack OF fever. Before the first
bottle was finished he experienced o remarkable
change for the better. BE had tried brandy at the
outset bat found that did h,m more harm than
good In one month from the time he commenced
using the Bitters his heal h, streug,h and appetite
were restored He had recomm en- 1ed the article to
others in like cicumstant es and lever known 1t to
fail, and had founl 1t perfect specific for chis and
fover." Ett Il,
Mr.. SAACEL Young, Of Clarion. Fa,, under date
April g. 1885, certiaes that he completely cured
OF zone OF the most distressing attacks Of dyspepsia
that ever afflicted any ta' by three bottles OF
the B'ters. after vartous other remedies had proved
po"eress.'' Restoredt to perfect health. he thanSs
"that excellent preparation for the result"
DI. q. NJ. SPENCER. Of Brush Greek, Perry Coun-
ty, Ala, writing thence February 8, 1868. says: II
have used your tomach Btters for sever IL ear. in
Bitters now prescribed by the profession generally
July3 %tt ~ D&o .Jti
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A5-SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY = SAVINGS Dt PAR lMENT. Deposits
made on or before 20th July will draw interest from
LIST instan'. THOMAS r. wARING, Cashier
.Irlu
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@ THE NEAIEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE ECHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
145 EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with a
new and largo assortment OF material of the finest
quality and latest styles. ls prepared 10 execute at
the shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PR[N TING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale OF prices before giving
your orders eleeNhere
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glow with the bloom Of youth, and imparts fresh,
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The best article to dress the hair 10 Lyons Kathai
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No. SA7 Washing ton.stree.,
NEW Y0RK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO 7HE sALR OF
EARLY vRoRGABLEs FRUITS.
POfAT0Es. DC.
RESEaElscna Governor T. b. Vance, Charlotte;
W. D. Reyno DIS 4 Bro Norfolk; q. q. Chic. Super.
intendent D. & B. Hailread. Portsmouth,: Colonel y.
L. Fremont. u. e. Burruss. Esq, WILMINGTON; y.
&. Thurher Co.. LanRhra ERbert New York:
Bernard O'Nein, Charleston: Alexander d Russell,
savannah. 8nnos Apr:
ITOLMEs ds MACBETH.
40. 488 Broadsstree&. &
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BROKERS. AUcT1ONEERy. BBAL ESTATE q
GENERAL CO nj m ssIDM AGEMTs
WIN ATTEND 70 Renting ard nectinR OF Rents
and purchase and sale OF bsooAe, Bondc Gold,
Gtlvar an0 Real katate. -
sa ALSO.
TO the p0sSA=ss Gf Goods sns 1ubplias for parties
in tho country upon reasonable iorTns.
GRn60A L. AoKxrhS. .ALkxASDER MAa1ai m.
sauuaryt Tyr
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AS-SrATE OF sOUrH q A r. OF In A.
MARLRORO CoUNrY.-IN AQUIrY PRE- TON
COyfNfaTCN AND WEE vs. HRMRY c.LEaaRTT
AND WIPE. NJ AL--BILL FOE PARTITION, IN.
FUNCTION AND RELIEF Notice IL hereby given
In ooo6ience to nm order made 4 the above stated
cass, that the Chi dren Of EBBNEzERw THOMAS.
OF their heirs, II amy sach there be- are hereby re-
qutred to estapsh before me, si Bennettsville, a.
O., on or before the 1rnsr DAT or JANuAnY
next such and their H. hs 70 ts fund In
question In above stated 90; AID on their taslore
% to DO obe deprived ana forever barred Of ali
right title or tnterestfn the Same.
Juno ~ - S,->- ssmcs r"
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aS- NOrICE.-NA FKEEDMAN'S
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 10 h. will draw interest from July LIST.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER. Cashier
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n@ LIFE OF The FLESH In THE
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Purifier and Renevaor known, used and endorsed
by physlciins. who prescribe it IN their regular
practice. Why? Because the articles from which
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and hence endorses 1t as valuable Alternative COM
pound. Ibis preparation has gained and IN alntaned
an unr vailed reputation for tho cure Of Scrofula in
any form Rheumatism Skin Disc .ses, OLD Sores
Ulcers. &C., Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, In fact my
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and all diseases in which Alternative plan of treat.
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For sale by GOODRICH. WINEMAN l. CO.. I'm
porters OF Drugs and Ohom,cals. Charleston, s G.
July stntha
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As- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON The
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
gent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION. Box P. Philadelphia Pa.
May "a 3mos
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ss-sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MAKI-

SS-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL-
BORO' COUNTY-IN tQUlTY-MARY s. s. JACK
SON, ADM'x.. vs.. HUGH ia .KsON. sT AL.-BILL
FOR PARTITION. &c.-Notlce is hereby given, in
obedience to order made the abo ,e stated case
that the next OF kin Of WILLIAM J. JACKSON. de.
ceased living at the time OF his DEATH their heirs
at law apd legal representatives besides HUGH
JACK>ON and ELIAS JACK>ON are requested to
establish before me such relationship at Bennetts-
vile, s. O., on or before the r1R ST MONDAY OF Az.
GUST next P. MCCOLL. Clerk.
June ~ stnth 1mo
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a1- -BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
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leaves the bair soft and beautiful black or bro an
sold y all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No. - Bond.
street. New York. Tyr Nav 16
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~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
LtsToN-CHARLEsTON. JULY 8, 1867
DIVIDEND NOIICE.-The Board of Directors hay.
ing declared Semi annual Dividend of FIVE ,s5,
DOLLARS per share, the same will be paid to
Stockholders on and after TUEsDAY the 9Th instant.
WM. c. BREEsE,
July Cosh;or