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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-10
The Sumter Ne,os, of The 4th inst
contains the following:
A SNEAK.

A scribbler, under the name of
mGrayon," in the Charleston Ne,Os OF
Tuesday, displays personal malice in
| his false insinuations against tho pro-
prietors ofthe Sgmter Ncvs.
He says:
"During the few years since it r THE
iSunacr NeUs was first published, has it
not changed trout repeatedly without
changing its publishers Did it no: at
one time lose nearly all its subscribers
on account Of its Radical lcaniugs 7
And what was the hitch which broke
off the trade when it was about to be-
come Radical out .and-out? f?
"Did not Democratic editor dissolve
his connection with tho Sumter News,
because its proprietors objected to the
Democratic cast Of his editorials z"
Believing that the writer of the above
extract knows all his insinuations to be
false, we do not hesitate to pronounce
him liar az we'll as sneak.
Though he attempts to hide himself
under pseaelonym, we ask by way of
conjecture, did he not write the com.
munication in the Camden Journal,
signed "Tell?" Is he not a fellow
notoriously destitute Of fixed principles
Of any kind? Was he not a rabid
socessionist, when it was popular SO to
be Did he not become member of
the "Loyal League" and only qnit it
when he found that even Radicals had
no confidence in him, and would not
nominate him for an Office? Did he
rot then swing round to the Democratic
party, and hurrah for Seymour aud
Blair? And is he not now, after having
repeatedly expressed his disapprovai Of
the new party, blatant Retormist I?
However much tho wisdom aud
policy of holding fast to the sentiments
entertained one year ago by every
Democratic editor in the State may be
doub'ed, no sincere and honora Bile
Reformist will impugn the motives that
actuate US and all those whose opinions
We represent and express-among
whop, are many of the bcst, the purest
and. .1He w!sest now in the land.
NOT, Mr.. Editor, GA Reader" is in
no WHY responsible for tho article of
"CrnBn," but the matters therein con-
tainat arc Of the gravest public conse.
.quehce, and the rcpyy Of the sumter
s.News fails toyaheb* :aho main point
sanvolved, to>xes;as to whether that
paper is in sya6Sthy with the Scott
Ring, aud indirectly in support of tho
Radicals. 1t claims TO occupy tho
extreme position Of hostility to the civil
and political rights Of tho ncgro--to be
"the only Democratic paper in the
State" aud upon this supposed vantage
s'ound also secks for, and claims that
"new subscribers are constantly sending
in their Dames." If this be so, then
the Ners could not have moments
hesitation in repuduting, uttorly and
uaSglsocalIy, all completely with the
Rad&M party, when les attention is
calicdsto the matter.
READER
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Yorkville Female College.

MHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS
i Institution will begin ON the 1st Of SEP.
TENDER, and continue until the goth Of Decem-
ber.
A full corps of ACCOMPLISHED INsTRUC
TORS will be employed in all the branches usu-'
ally taught In arst. GLASS Female Seminaries.
TERMS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Tuition and Board, including Washing, Fuel and
Lights,"."............ ....... ....."...$85 90
Tuition In Collegiate Oepartment,.........1 II 90
Primary ,.......... 90
Instrumental Music, .....".. .....~.......". 20 90
French. Painting and Drawing, eaoh,""" 8 90
Ancient Languages, 90
Deposit for purchasing Books,............... S 90
will leave Florence on the 31st Aug. and will
take 10 charge by the way any pupils going to
Yorkville.
For further particulars. apply to
Rev. JAS. DOUGLAS, Principal.
Aug 10-1m
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nga. Coloncl'S. FAIR introduced tho
Reform speakers at tho Newbcr,y
meetings, aud is fully i9 accord with
the movement.
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Monticello ct.-M. kirkland.
ENTHUSIASTIC REFORM MEETING
AT mAkSlON.

We were pleased to receive call, on
Thursday morning last, from Gen. w.
w. HARLLEE, Of Marion and Maj. A. G.
SPAIN, of Darlington, who had been
called to Sumter on PROFESSIONAL ebusi.
ness. From them we were pleased to
learn that the Reform Meeting at
Marion, on Monday, Aug. 1, was large
and inauential-the largest since the
war.
OF this meeting, the Star speaks as
follows:
The meeting last Monday was one of
the most cnthusiastio that VIC have had
since the war. Intelligent and honest
men from every section Of tho county
were present, ready and anxious to put
their shoulders to the great Reform
movement, which, VIC doubt not, will
be sustained by large majority in
Marion, next October. a large numher
Of Influential colored conservatives were
present and manifested much interest
in the meeting and the success of the
Reform cause. The Reform tide in.
creases in volume as it rolls on, and
daily we lear Of more or less, who
whcn they learn the origin of the Re-,
form movement aud its objects and
principles, turn their backs upon the
Scott administration, and curse the day
that they lent helping hand to place
at the head of affairs corrupt men who
have only imposed burdensome taxation
upon them, in order to fill their own
pockets. The coorcd men of Marion
are fast learning that they have been
cheated almost out of their own eyes,
and that they are to-day 10 better off
than they were before Il cy elevated
Scott. If they are upeducatcd, they
cannot be fooled by Scott and his
mercenaries much longer. They desire
to make little money for their families,
and they arc learning that it is impossi.
bic, while the State is totterinc under
its present taxation, unjustly im posed by
set of imported thieves. We were
convinced last Monday, by the interest
manifested by the colored people, that
they have been ridden till they ara
tired, and that many of them will
hcuceforth act for themselves aud with
the honest men of the State in putting
down those who have been rcaping the
benefit Of their toll since they became
free. And we urge them, if they desire
to accumulate property for themselves
and :hcir children, to join hand in hand
with those with whom they have been
raised and whom they know to be
honest, and help to relieve our State
from her present oppressed condition.
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.Seegyis, Miu;ster of FinauSSS ! Asn4saj
vis0npts de jean, diuistef of War; "a
interim" -. W? az s<'
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-08-10

TO THE DEPENDANT sIbAs sMELLRrT,
Take notice that the summons In this action of
which the foregoing 10 copy, was died In the
efice Of the Cisfk oF the Court Of Common Pleas
for Sumter Coanty, at Sumter Court House, in
ths tsvn OF Sumter, in Sumter County, In tho
1870. Dated July II, 1870.
RICHARDSON q SON, Il,
=. ~. Attorneys at Law,
July zo-6t1 Main st., sumter, H. O.
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Notice to Contractors

- Sealed proposals will bs received al this
once until Slst August, proximo, Tor building
bio. including Grading, Trss.ls Work, Masonry
and Bridges. or any portion Of tho work.
specifications, Maps and Prsiles oan bs ssen
at this saios. whore aHy infotmstion reoairod
VIII % given. Pfoposals will be sndoned
frcposa' -. s!aS -! yns COMPANY rsssfvs the right
'3I JNo. o. wYNDRR.
Z ' r Chief Ensinssr.
, 1870-11-08

Terrible JsnvRgcs or Stnnft.Hov
Among shc 1ndihnH-0rstcr~ for tho
Arrc*t nnd shooting OF fkicF and
X&iA Crowd,

Among she 1ndlan~-Ordcr~ for tho
Arrc*t and Shooting of IkicI and
Ilis Crowd.
E:ot. lie Xanitoaa .st'rs L:str, OK. IL
In letter from Victoria: on tho saakasche-
wap, We fud that the smallpox il raging with
tcr77hle vi1uleneo- The Rev. G. McDougall
and Mr.. Campbell Wesleyan missionaries,
write TO rev. Ar. Young to this elect:
dark, dark are our surroundings. Tie
smallpox has cut Oh hundreds OF the people.
A Ca1itqn. on o ny WAY, We met The plague;
Mr. McDougaN and the Rev. J. McDougall,
our son. nearly worn out with the work. ia
consequence Of tho ranges OF the disex:e
amot & the Indians Of this mission.
MANY Of cur best members are carried
away, and among, them faithful Indian local
preacher. whose death was uctt peaceful.
.'The Hlackfcct have suffered greatly, diving
at tho rate Of Is day. They have COMMITTED
robl,cries here durii & tho summer and scat
tered infected clothing aud left their dead uu-
1c led in the woods. Surely the Lord has 4
controversy With this blooi-sl.ined hand:
'..All communication is cut OF With White
Fish Lake, but my hopes are that the mission
has ceeared 20 far
If the troops are moi sent here soon feA.
hard times are upon us.
Mr. Hxrlisty, writing from Carlton on the
over, and Il in the fort. Mr.. Mcdonald il
dead and othere are bad 4 great many 1n-
dians have dit d aboge. 1t il not in the fort
| yet. Int room will be.
The LscatcnAnt Governor has issued orders
for tho arrest Of Riel. o.Donohue, and Le-
lire. II they entcK this province sgaiu; and
he fu.thee in4tructs tho chief OF the force,
| Captain Vill,er, 20 shnot thern IN their tracks
| i they retiet, on rain Of Instant dismissal
i theec u,n1deEe1s pollu:e our soil again with
their unholy presence, We are satisfied the
Captain will not leave any room for the ca.
Soteement Of the penalty iu this cs.e threat
| enen and he has the earnest prayers OF the
whole community that ho may soon be able
| to report his orders executed.
Mrs. Archibald, wife OF Hi. Exce1lency, the
Lieutenant Governor. arrived here from Can
her daughter.
, 1870-11-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY


, MONDAY EyExrSa. Nov.
Inquiries are frequently made ia regard to
the restrictions of the Sational CURRENCY act
upon us.srions charges OF interest. Section
80 Of tha act ptuyides that "a every association
may take, receive. reserve, and charge on any
loan or discount made. or upon any note, bill
OF exchange, or other evidences OF debt, iu-
tercst At the 1ate allowed by tue laws OF the
State or Territory where tho bank is located.
and 10 more Land when no rate is a1ei
by the Laws Of theState or Territory. the bank
may charge . rate Is. not exceeding ! pc.
by tho act for usury Ia simply forfeiture Of
the interest. But il tie person who has paid
The uru1iouz interest brings suit, the act pro
WIDER that ho may recover double the amount
Of the usurioos interest paid. In Illinois
tie legal rafo OF interest that may bo collect
Cd On debts for which no rate OF interest was
specified, Is per cent, but asreemeota may
be Legally made for 10 per cant, which has
becomeSthe regular bank rate Of interest In
this market. In fact, borrower, tha
banks do set about II Per cent on III
merchant com~e N for discount on piecs
Of ,'rc: C: :'c'" - d'.s. :e:5.ssss = &C.
, 1870-11-08
Drs ". IL. lknx%cli ana Count tsl<.
n1nfks

n,nrk.
DR.. W. H. Russell gives an explanation in
the Times Of his report Of the conversation
between King William and the Emperor,
which despatch signed - Disn81k," has
since pronounced - founded on bare inren-
sion. Dr. Russell says- 4.
When stafed what the telegram attributed
to him contained. Count DiemaIk said - I
never saw that ucssage-1 never authorized
it: I never directed your name. to bc
used j; and never allowed my
anne to 10 put to such message
read attentivcly. IL never would, under any
circumstances, have thought Of us,ug auch
language to you, aud had ! bad occasion to
ontialict your statement in 4 pcremptory
manner, should hare sent to yon and told
yeu beforehand" I REPLIED that this vas
lencv, Count Dismx.k WAS then good enough
to explain that he had not seen the
report Of what occurred 1T the ,n-
teTview between the King and the
Emperor ut Sedan; but his attention
had been called to q translation OF .n extract
from my letter in Germsn-1 think he said a
1,erlin-paper, and that his Majest! said il
on tho fact that The King had not talked poll.
lies with or to the Emperor, Couut
Nenark explained that he had merely. given
general instructions to one OF his secretaries
to send denial Of the cor-ecfneas OF the ac'
count OF tho interview in the Berlin paper, bui
he Ind not authorized or desired any men,
tion Of my name OF OF his OWL. HI
e1prs SEED his regret il any pain had beer
caused to me, or any annoyance bS the i'm
proper language in which, the denial WAS COZ.
scyed, md vent on to say that before be lae
setn ne 1t MI he had cau-ed a communication
to be made through, Count Beznstozn (o
which hope you will htve taken public cosai
zsnee before thir). and lad also ordered
message to be eent to the Nof1i D'.tt*ca'
Het'nhg, Of which have Al yet seet
no copy. OF courec told Count Bis
mafA low it WAS / became acquaintet
~. r tne PARTICULARS stated in my report, aue
e ;Afseilency could 1t once appreciate tht
tt,nsnny tn,aEl 9i my position. The aecnunt OF ths
h;s sieM between tho Klng Of Prussia ant
ava s aisonef ~ was Rirtu TO ne without reserve
s,aa .,;, ~ n .ne Etesence Of thikl person, VIII
20 Ine correspondent OF ono Of your cotempo
ianes, IN whose columns, as 1 Am tnformed
oSn: appeared before tho publication M of m
letter Not particle e1cept dc writtno NJ - !
tion Of mine. VA my 'o'so
, 1870-11-08
The Llvc stock Markets.


NEW ioRx. Noy. 1.-Beeyts-Tosal, $50. with
aetp l.e.a aLt 800 STATE Offering to-dav, Iel
ears At Une H1n.tredia sslee1, y as %eekaTkea,
and III at tCcnuEnipa~. The bought dtoves cost
nrca less On tie Ka., put man! came .hEough IN
n!sE hants. The market vas tie lowest for .
ling time, with many thin Texan, Illinois, and
IpdIac1 steerk- The decline on poor Aid cotumon
dIovts T. a INT 1c; during the Efek vast numbers
wire selling At lI913c, with Texan COWS at f2l00
or ckc: lat Texan Steers at 1Vc: falf 10 good cat
Thr market asersard 1sc. and stock not all sold
there we're 80 Texans fur the week With 80 from
Indiana AID 800 from New Yosk. The best drove,
averaging SIS rs. Kentucky, sold At 1k2l6c
e. Ono, aseraEinK : cwt, 131@:5ic: 30 fat Tex
ans, ayerag gog 6k cvt. Jog tic; II Indiana, aves-
ss1Ig 30 ns, 5st 90: 20 Indiana. averaging cwr,
coa1se, loc: lsV Texans, ave1aStn1 cWt- SC.
sEeep-53.. Go for the week. and Il, 100 fresh TO-
dag, besides large Numbers held from last week
Mt'ket heavy: sheep sold al +96Kc. Lambs
lever, o. sX@shc: j ear caaatas; ~: % rs. a as
=. ic: car State. 50 ne. SC; Canatas, los n,
6;4c- Very nanJ sheep uuse ID.
Swlue-Tota2, 81, 1,ooo, with 100 To-day. Market
ver5 depressed, 70 live selling, tut wcrth about
'c;t'5e=sea brought sa2Ee ios hsssy 10 medium
PHILADELPHIA
PBn4pkLrn1A, Mt. s.-Cats1e-nrn and prices
i1Tos ping; kAlce !, $50: eXtlB, eH3aAcs medium,
7Gsc: common. 4hts6Hc-
sheep stead, and in moderate demand; sales
MoslDuii md shade lower; sales 5000 at
91cc.
PHIsBCEGH, Nov. s.-tat1le-ue9Vy receipts
depiess the roHks!: fenns5ssants, as'c' ns'nois'
sbeep-Heasy receipts depEess the ma-kss;
Hoes-Steady, with Mode1Ate demand; sa:es ii
1A(ac.
, 1870-11-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING. Nov. :.
Ill ITER--Sn chAnge WIS visible u the con.tt-
son 81 tnls market There vas 4 fa!. inquiry for
'eoss tn choice table butter to surp's the loca1
II ae, AMI suitable offerings were ealsbie At very
fuitrIices, tut aside from this there wAs 10 con.
siderable Increment. common descriptions, as
'rake 70 change IN our quotations. as follows:
.saasc; common K1ades. l+33nc. ..--.
I'd The demand was caienJ on interior account
a.a ana confined % supplying cu7snt wauts.
IT'S wcts unchanged rsas'nS as follows: sta5s'
ri har srs. ou. isssse: ss Tooi saee.. &; ssss.c.
btiSSs NaiHHsTss !? Sss 2ezA & toi;s~na are
H.. T!ices now Gu rent: Michigan ssocco, tasH3
:ty: New Yo,k supezhse do, 9 brl: g; ;'sfeseo;
s''l!s is,. ess, H. T,.ee! lns; 81 q =: 8:
.us LAG, s "a73 .; AEon, = hi. t2.oo9as:
u, iaa4se: vhise sand, 5 ID, ksoasse5; hre
M"E, t.oGt, sc. 0.oA46o-01: DIRE clay, 4 brl. S.o0
s9?1: pl1s't5: = b:l. s2oo9s sa =
,est.ed. ohe or two dealers asking NC advance.
While otHe.s Ase free tceYs At pfeyi'us rases. OF
Il i.slec for New York. yut 134l&c for Western
cuA-Tbe coal trade Was again qufes to-.,y.
az rsices Nete without the sltznles. change
200: Leigh. prepared, t;o aio.:o: Lacslwaa-
.tasa: blossburg. SAmaSso: Eric xnd b1ar
.as ~ :s: g: {g;1a. Ms,aus an .9.o; Hooking VALLEY
,CANDLEIfade WA dnl at. former pr:ce5:
Fa1tHe, 1e21ebc: s1ea,1ne7 I9N a12Ac: schaet-
':er,s Stas. la3lSt; Ba1resss ssea,4c Lights. 1sa
,OoPERAsE-w-q quote prices nr1n, AZ toIloEs:
WhtSkey haEelS, tfpn-ncunt eGfaa 10
Wa!s9ey barrels, wood-aounh. ..... ,... l.pae 90
LORE oaIfeA ............-.+........-. fsea!.9
-Four easre:s. nar hoops.. ......,...... 4sa 80
CUFFEE-Tne ma.ket exhibited 4 moderate de-
cEee os aest!ttr+ aad dealers were realzlpc At oaz
quotations: Mocha, xas;c: lava, s4ssac: 9. G.,
10 isxis;s: eoesi 10 prime. Inc soSSgnse: pftne
EGGs.kenain arm at ssssse, tos f!ssS: VIII
''91i{ fRtifs Il IS sS6 IS xrcs-rae aeA.ua for s,,ea
5p!ss rs Esnesaiy ssPc1cd sstre sna nl,
also is.r movement In dried ftntts. and some
,ess.'psscns were nfm. Nuts remain quiet We
GkkS FRurs--ArpleA s1..5aaoo; LEMONS:
Si sax,9es 1snss,ss &, wl;d, oE, 'a8lao'; do'
pHi1n @ FHrI7s- IT'S -Taskey pEuoes: l!31sc; ! Ias.
g.. cartoons. :assc: dates. loolsc; apgisss.
:ass: spplez soutnsra. sse 1peaetas peslei,
a~<se. psArhea, halves, uupecle3, safoHc;
eses; 4 i1s 'asiss an1tss 1ssfs ss,ss :: :ss;. sss
Iasstn1. seed!tsa. sob mats, x3-2a<SS -.
NC1s-AmopdS sott-shcleu, es1ssc: almonds
ospcisne4ed. Pl1pctss. 551s8c: peanuts 2 ou- 3
r. aSssAoo: Brazil nnts, Il@1ac: peeans
IehA i+91ec; Missouri. l98lsc: chestnnts . or
GREEN FRCITSSsleA 10 brls poor apples q
le; 1R 6sls aud car DO At $3.50; % orls q g 9
common It &C; so ~ II e: $50 hs Isabella q
SC: hlla Michigan custvA'ed crAuter1fes y
SSco: 70 bEas Wisconsin do II $f40c; II eri
ch"r- er1'lresrh ~ slsre
FlSH-The 0aA Ms1kei fesu42o& aatet. has Til
, 1870-11-08

An cxnmtr aaon Of thb atnve nRures Will doubt
less kurp, ise three VITO have been accustomed r0
gnorr thn past and 10 avoid Troubling them selves
with dry Statistics 80.
8 he Mark Lane Errts*, Oct, Il. In ii review Of
the bfeadstuds mRrktt an1 crop prospects. says:
''Oass. which were rapidly looking up. have
again lost value, On The return OF foreign heavy
Imports, and tor The same reason London ha.
been prevented making any response to the geu-
eral 1ae OF is per quarter II the country on
wheat, b0t We arU persuaded the advance "a only
deter: ed TILL q Just estimate is naHe OF the mis-
cLiet done TO France, and even Germau1t by the
WAT
"Who Will Sow, indeed, dounlv uucertssn OF
his gatherings. and how can the autumHai SOW
ircs hr passed over without tuch an extensive
tlelnsnI for spr10g sarta that We are not sure
AMurica herself eau meet the demand, not
w1thstnrd!pg the rnu.uatly due quality OF tue
new gfnHth7 Who, ngatn, c1n ca1cu:a.e The
uumfCr OF tahoreFA ahstTacteh from the defds nf
Germany, upon scas"n left with sery little oll
st4 ck and q short ant r0nr quality Of new The
pros pccte, therefore. for the su@;ttance OF mau
and bea1t ars more tEau usraa;y becteu'fet; aud
| though genial ept1ng, genera! peace and the
| JtAurces III Southern Eurrre aud America be
| avstahle to OIL M the temporary gar. get II ls
only asnnabie 10 expect, under present -ttcun'-
stasref. that the depression Ia pFtc4s must give
grrNl rom for an ultimate hratr advance"
The following were tho .luosat:ons for gold
| in New York and securities in London to-
, 1870-11-08
EERINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port of ChgcnEo.

ARRIVED flrf nnI7
nv nIs; as, e,aaa ,a nto masso; u pksa os0' 70 ou
s.rr ~. is.1ssn sn. MvV,n ~ nto. nsh 40
r,gs butter % nrls fous. and sunIr,ea'
tr;es w. f'' - fNs7 1'Af a1'" 71A~
r,,, e. a1hars pc1en.hnr,n osn h.rr r,,roaa
'' II Inn, iio pkes nsh. | aa.i tindsies. - 'e1"'aN
ftop rzss aassa'' oanAto' 40 ou posa"es' M" sua-
r,op Il. F. Wade, Port Haven, 1919 nsxs uso. teo
Rars Cnjrsao H,a1i Of Trates Rav ct,v. ses n,
"S' irrrbsr * s-rx coai 'e' DaI @Nss % ~
Bark James l.. King, Baf CITY. 100 m lumber, $50
nr ;.ra r. Er.rd seu ;s ~ IT ssaL. ez h,,z
My.1 nsrarn r. ~ ,on. 3 rsiIH,as'S snnS IVY pu
Seht Fnsa WnsIsron ~ aas ~: =, 'n1ha, .'oa'
sehf ;s GoTe: pa1snp o9Ssgo; s; ~ sS s9s coal
~~'@' nm.
e.h~ = sa.rer sor.h u,rs, ,so no-1. ,ro,,,
~ = in1mas Wn.tx1cn Ia ~ ~, ,umhsr "eo'
sehr Hnsstnm W:.skeour1 iaa nj ~ tnmhnr r. iaoe''
selr Adj onaacs, VsTeso. 81 6afs rsilroad Iron.
Sehl x Mass, M1sssgua, =" u n !amner; ,o,..
sens Isnse' nn,a,nss "o' :" IL 41nl"es' !" ou
! EAuifs u.uo,.. .no.ss.,.,u, ax
sehs naS deiva' tn' "Ai'e AnAe' Wv IL saaos'es' =
a,, Sosus neIs, .,.n,,,ro, ,ex u.xs ~, 40
Esss Pusssf, Il ~. noo1 a1a sqndE1ss
e s hahtar' Nsnss @ n ~ ;nr lqmss
p,,k Htnor,,ee ,stn; r<e,n,h. sao r, ,7,n,,e,
hsis iii saxon, ] oswta s' e, C. so Iris So sais ''
'''s iaS.''' Ii. sA1'A' 40 :" '0u0e'' y III
chr HIS Hs,d Gsani 1IsHe9 ~ ~ yes
| .rnr WtiTiTrn,i PenrT ater sn rns snino,e hoyys
M trieuranh nnlrs' w ~o4 'A''1'e'@ oe''='
sctr T1icrinIs Hrii.nM 4. m staves
srnr TItni,iai. tsWtet,. Ess1 hri. ss,t.
~,nr MI Tanrca ShstSroan - MA onr- and
sundfieH 49, sA''' ~ S''' 'Ss-' -'@N
:, br H. ~ t.ase- ButfsIo soo tons eo.t
~cnr tchf EnsTS In~eon .ss1 fnns rns1
| STR " " II. WHlsiJ. Grsnd Hsycn. ilo N lumber,
| .rhr 4ntarrs InI.in9fou. 7(5 m lumber.
| .rnr iaEtns3. Nsn;.tse. ID m ,nnbeEs
~chr f;aiti0n. Pere Xar1uet1e. 120 b, lumber,
| Scsr Misifs While Lake. 10 n tunber.
Sehf + NJ rottch Ba{ civ SQ4 N lumber,
Srhr 9d,is;je. Wnsiecon. II, "a lumber.
1 Sfhr Ers1 Reile. MAJ istte. la0 N lumber.
Scrr i. JeEetr. East SaR1nsN, 10 N lumber, N
r,ckets,
<ebr Ei,,T f;rapt. sauRa,ucs, 6s n lumber
/ sfnf 1 a. 1nd1ext. Sus.u,co lS3 N lumber.
| srtr Lunhermap. Grand Haven, -, N lnrnber.
>ctl Emil Ludington, 1s0 m.lunbeF,
| sccw II. Uaupab, South Haven, - eds wood.
Sow SWEEPER. Saue eatuck, 775 ii shingles
| eccw Arn!e.cp, Muskr1on, 104 N lumber.
! -coE Seitle Chu,ch, Aanistee, I'D N lnnbef.
Knrrt Allen. Grand Haven. $50 IN lumber
| Hsrrc J. Ii, pta1e, Grand Haven, 20 n lumber.