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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-03


Concert. Arrangements are being made
for grand concert, to Be given on Tuesday
evening, Feb. .2lst. by the Fremont Glee Club,
for the benefit of the Ladies' Relief Society.
The club is composed of the best musical ta-
lent in the city, and the most careful prepara-
tions are being made for this occasion. The
entertainment which they propose to furnish
promises to be one OF rUre interest while the
object to which the pIoeeedssre TO be
devoted, is one that should enlist the sympa-
thies and secure the pAtronsge Of all.
The Lady's Friend for February, is a
very handsome number. The leading steel
plate, the three earnest faces bent over "The
Letter" are very suggestive. The Fashion
Plate is beautiful and stylish, and the colored
pattern for Tidy viii please industrious
young ladies. There are numerous designs
for winter garments, patterns for which are
supplied on application; and the Work-Table
Department is very rich in. captivating fancy
work. The stories and poetry, as usual, a.
unsurpassed for excellence and variety. Price
$3.50 year (which also includes large steel
eneraving). Published by Deacon q Peter
son, Philadelphia Sample copies sent gratis,
to those soho n1sGr business.
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$1,000 lbs. of Butter, and 10000 doz. Eggs,
for which we will pay the highest market
price in cash, D, GARvIN & Co.
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sale Bills printed at this Office, at an hour.
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The HaPpicst Man on earth, buys his
clothes at Youlgman's.
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Lanman Il Thomas, new advertisement
will be found on this page Of the paper.
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BilAAeadS, on good paper. printed at this
Office on short notice and at reasonable prices.
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Elegant Scarfs, at Youngman's.

Paper Collars for the world, at Young
mans
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The reason there are so few colds this winter
is because people buy warm and durable clothing
Of Dryfoos & Bro.
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LePPelman Says: Hthe Agents Of the
Howe, Singer, Florence or Wilson, or any orzEa
MACHINE, think that their machine can compare
with his new Domestic, as a family machine, be
will meet them at any time or place, before com
mittee of dsinterested persons and test the merits
Of their machines-the beaten machines to be sold
at auction, and the proceeds to be given to the
poor OF the township. Notice Of acceptance to
be published in the papers. 10
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WANTED.

The best and most reliable French Kip Boots,
at Dorr & Sons.
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On to Paris by the way of Youngmsn's
Clothing Store. Et4ft "a
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Gomumurrfial Hlnttrrs.
rRzMonr RETAIL MARKET.

JOURNAL OFFICE, FzENoxT o. Feb. :, 1870.
PORK-PeT bu. bu...............1....s..s.. .S23 oe
Dressed Hogs .....sss.ss.ss..sss'sss' se,N AS'2V
RREF-PeT Ib......................... ..oeaee
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JOHN 4. HENRY
s COLLEGE RLAcE, NEW ToRR
wHoLEsALE AGENT,
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The Hillsboro IN. o. Recorder saws:

The Hillsboro IN. o. Recorder says:
..asAneGro man, who has been wander
ing idiot from q, ,blow->xeoaixad on the
ekAu while q servant i2sthe dbnfedaSate
efmy, was, the other day, subj baectedR
difaonlt operation at tho hands ]bfl
skillinl surgeon, His frst CLEAN pf in
tellieence. after thesTesult o5sthe opera
.uoni was, as he opened his eyes and,
satd:IWe were at Manassas yesterday.
Where pro we nowT,"
The Indian Chiei Satanka, recently
arrested ut Fort Sill, while on tho way
under guard to Texas. to be tried, freed
one. hand from its .shackle, seized q
butcher knife apd attacked tho guard.
The guard sprang from the wagon leav.
ing their guns. The savage secured one
Of the rifles, and while lie WAS prepnr-
ing 10 discharge it, was shot in six
plnces by the escort, and died in twenty
minutes. ,.:t -
The.F tpnch Government will not pro-
badly order any further executions Of
the Communist prisoners in its hands,
e3cepti in cases whefe, perhaps, crimes
punishable under the civil law can be
proved against them. 1t is now taking
advantage OF every legitimate excuse to
mitigate the punishment as much rs pos
slbie. Lie trials are conducted with
calmness.
The result Of the recent great Indian
council at Okmplgee, Indian Territory,
was to- re-atfirm the action Of tue council
Of 1870, which framed md submitted u
constitution to the several nntions repro
sentcd. and provision was further made
for creating provisional government
and the election Of governor and other
officers.
notwithstanding the recent proclama-
tion of poace by the Spanish authorities
III Cubn. Cespedes..'is still In the field,
with his sou, aud lurge force, near
Guaynmaro, and Ynlmaseda is marching
towards him. Qnena.ln is in Vene-
auela, preparing for some sort of M ex-
pedition. a"' ''i ..
A small house. corner Reynolds and
Centre streets, Anguish. Ga, was de-
etroyed by fire on Monday morning a
North Carolina wngoner was the loser OF
$1,000 in gold aud greenbncls, which he
had deposited with the occupant.
A school girls connndrunl is: Whit
Statc'is round on both ends and high in
the middle? Ohio.
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a CARD.

4 regard TO parties who arc bnying tickats
in tho Co-opcratiyo Building Association.
would state that, by reference to my sdyertiso-
'ment. IL Vii be soen that cannot make
names pubic; but can assure the public that
PERSONS Of. all classes arc pnyiu1 then,
Qnito number Of respectable and highly in.
teliigent ladies have sent in their names: and
as they, as r1le. are generally fortunate in
seloctlng numbers, | would advise them to
ticket. a club of ten is entitled to one tichnt
extra. Apply to DIR. L. W. WHEELER.
General Agent. Box SO, Columbia, s. G. y
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Payment Of Interest.
OFFICE CITY TREASU

COLUMBIA, s. c.. June &c, 1871.
HITI of Columbia COUPONS due, nd those
~ maturing July !, 1871, will be paid on and
after that date, upon presentation ut thi.
office. WILLIAM J. ETTER,
City Treasurer.
Office hours 4. NJ. to r. NJ
ss- Tho following papers will pleahe insert
three t3l times and send bill and PAPER con-
taining advertieement to City Treasurer:
Charleston Courier, Charleston Republican,
Augusta Consiantiohnlisf, New York .Tommal
OF Commerce. July 2S 5
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[ Richmond Enquirer.

DIsrILLRRY BUnST.-The distillery
lately owned by w. G. Richards, at Bre-
ward Station, was burned on Tuesday
night last by on incendiary. It was
bought by Mr.. Freeks, revenue officer,
at the Government sale. Mr.. Freeks
went up on Thursday to get it insured,
and found it III ashes.
Charlotte SontAern Home.
WEATHER Cocks. Yesterday morning,
near ii O'Clock. the weather cock on the
Chamber OF Commerce was pointing
South heast; that on the old Custom
House northwest; and TINT on ST. Mi
chaeps church Southwest. There was
a light breeze blowing at the time.
Charleston Ne,cs.
ADMITTED TO Practice Among n
class OF thirty-five applicants for admis.
sion to practice OF tho Now York bar on
Wednesday last. wo notice in tho Times
the names Of Gins. Pinckncy Ball and
III. Q. Minor, Esqs. Both these young
gentlemen aro Charlestonians.
1t is said Mr.. VnlIandigham had writ
ten complete autobiography, and that
one OF his pct projects was to deliver M
Grafton at the Centennial Anniversary Of
American Independence, July 4. 1876.
tho preparation Of which ho had already
commenced.
The only foreign count now in this
country who is known to be OF any use
to Anybody is Polish noble in San
francisco, who earns Sc week by clean.
ing bottles.
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OS I'LL HaE1BED. 1--we 90 not HaPs
W.. x9 aDs.fas' soaa a aisenesa2ne IN fne so2se;
ihsnn5R,: oG !. ~ tLss, sD ne o.sGnssl4k Mi
thsasE"f To;ua osa oass .tg M w. Iss n,as sH II
P4Hv;n I % nS.Ah ns oJat .Asi AsS91H Sase. 2
naSS,r haa,n.ss,,' H;ts NJ.
arSEad ost;eo G pSIs fySssyS ~.
Wa then sSnsslSd - @ t1at. s.ri;S gHG soSsf III
the Renni,ican 1,a,tv - "I ;a I faats lie s,s,. =
;uoo.;op opuoiuan ot t,h .sy ,S tt .ue ,. suV
.the nTo,;,ota,,a cvssi}a Is I.a,,hi;rsS III ~
gre.S ore pHsonoe S.o,. hot % G AZ TnrJa anOnnt &
'fSS tTf.4IfeG da ~ hs Iet,v IN, s,;nrot;n,,
IN orr sH cnnd;t;on I ~ - ,mnst ,es,,,. frnn,
ohan1e, r. fnn aim nistrafion ~ tEs Fo. =
yarnment One wof,J3 Ssnnnose than
that sensible men wonli rive then,salve3
to. the question Of theebest means of
hrbour;nn thu. oho;,S,S STtuo,,Ia ,ot
appear to;.rrdt{rh 4, ,I;flitosonl;er 70 dis.
cover that.g5 iEn RaSnblican t,nr.y il in
it's very CONSTITUTED, Gn'frienliy aud hos.
tile to theESHhtb, :tIt Is in ia vnrv as.
a6nco a sectional ,}nrtv:, founded on ond
nourished .by mali tnin nffiu Al! attitude e
antagoniam to .(Go South NE cannSt
efrioy any comfort ar oniat IN tha south
while this party administers tha Govern.
ment., TIA nntriment ia C:y;l R;1hta
bills. and Enforosment Acts md. N
Klux Bills. q. -
Our oaly possible boue is tlron ub tba
success Of tho Democratic norfy 81 liz
North. Our obvious noliov rs to mt
wnanons in the hands ~ tbot narty
They have certainly \ yery fair on,,ortn .
nity to win tic NEXT Presi,lantiaf cleo.
tn1 hi o,arr.h;n. ao~onds ~, ,'tI ~, :.
issues which sla}l be preporad .for'that
oreat ,conRiot AMI fbosa isst,ea ora
largely TO be determined hy The oft;tnd a
and conduct Of the Sonthern. neonle
heaa r,roros;t =; ~! n;a :t,. . :.
to be truisuts. Wly. then ia n ,,ortiou
a. oi,r n,as. onvn1aj =, - - - "a; :.
~ lee .5neAeeo ~ otnpaiiA'otis - q
" sne N0rtlernn democratic ieaders, VINO
are seeking to- give o shape to the next
onn vasa tphjch o.i(l vporlS ort our ,3a};S,nr;
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Henri Rochefort, in his history, af.
tords another inatance Of how. men are
apt to lose in the prosecution of fanati-
GAL ideas, oil sense Of Ordinary duty
how the heart which takes in the suffer
Jugs of the entire human race, cannot
spare corner for those OF blood kin.
dFed. It is now stated that while Roche.
tori was heading the barricade builders
IN Paris, his father, poverty y-atricken
Marquis OF the ancien1 regime, was dying
ot want and starvation. This old maj J,
ts Appears, was not on good terms with
his Intensely Republican son, being o
negitimist. and ho odied just in timo for
the title to descend upon tho new Mar
aais while in prison awaiting his trial
before o oonrt-martial. Tho occurrence
Is not without lesson that all can profit
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Livery and Sale Stables.

EsfA NEA THE undersigned
65MHlt.tt6E%afSgss ~ will continue the bu-
NsAasas'S S6a1 ksssalsiT sineea heretofore con
dncted by AEnev 4 Co., at the old stands OF
tho lato firm. His Omnibuscs and Carriages
will convey passengers to and from the Rail-
road Depts to the Columbia Hotel, the Nick
erson House, or any part OF the city. Re will
also furnish Horses. Duggies, Carriages, &C.,
patronage OF the friends OF the late firm.
June 2S OWEN DAILY
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Teas: Teas! Teas!!!

tedS' 1odb.' 46dS"!
WTE have just received an invoice of choice
w TEAS, consisting OF
CSCOLORED JAPAN,
Hyson, Gunpowder,
Young Hyson, Imperial,
Oolong and Engliah breakfast Teas.
For sale ut our u-uai low prices.
June 2S JOHN AGNEW 81 SON.
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Il 90 al TT 6 m @

PAA.gS11IAN.AA.--.;The price 81 single
oppi@ of thesPHas1x i hXp osnh.
sS Tas final celebration Il The aClario.
Hophtc SocietyiwiIl be held d3his e1euing,
at hslt-past ao'cl6ck. p tie University
Chapel. Mr.. .: J. Harris, 81 Anderson.
is the valedictory orator.
At the commencement exercises Of
Roanoke {virginia) College, MIR. j. D.
Dreher, OF Lexington, S. c., delivered
m addkesa on 1.-The World we Live In.!".
+ e., als9 sTss awarded M q I'll! the "9rat0ts e
Our merchants ana oilers xishing to
proprietor the fall business. .will please
take notice that the PnGS1x' Office is
supplied with oil necessary material for
as handsome cards. bill! heads, posters,
circulars. and other printing that may be
desired, as any Office in the city. Give
us call and test our work. I'll:
The finder OF 4tortoiae shell needle
case, bound with pearl, will be rewarded
By leaving It at this Office. ,ii' e;
The Secretary'ot the Treasury has de-
cided to refund the cotton ta4 paid on
the bagging and ropes used on cotton
bales. Blanks. as s.prescrihed for refund.
ing claims, have becn received. For in.
formation, apply:to John T. Sloan, ;Jr..
Counselor, Attorney at Law. and Soil.
citor Of Claims, No. 8 Law Range. Co
lumbia. 8. G. ~
Persons in wnnt of clothing are refer.
red to Mr.. Goodmah's advertisement.
He proposes to make considerable de.
duction from former prices. ..
The passenger train over the Green.
vile and Columbia Railroad, due here al
6 2. A., did not arrive until 1 A. NJ,
yesterday morning. The delay ;was
caused by the giving out OF the engine.
Mr.. George Summers, the grocery
mnn, has invented ham. hanger Of .ar
improved order, for which he is about It
apply for patent. Persons who desire
to usc thom and save expense, should
drop in and copy the style at once.
Conl-burners are referred to Mr.. Har.
per's notice. He proposes to furnish al
Sl5 per ton.
at q meeting of Trinity Lodge No
%, I. O. 0. F., held in Yorkville on the
goth, the following officers were installei
and instructed by Grand Master John A
Elkins. assisted by D. G. G. NJ. Davega
J. H. Fayasoux, N. g.; L. NJ. Grist, V
G.; ". L. Grier, Recording Secretary
". B. Williams, Treasurer; F. @. Har
ris, Permanent Sec,etary
The holders OF city OF Columbia cou
pons will DO pleased to learn that tn.
City. Council has male arrangements tt
pay those due on the 1st OF July, upol
presentation. We are highly grati6ed q
being able to record this positive evi
dence OF the excellent financial condi
tion OF the city. a
| MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Tho Norther,
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SoUTH CARoLiHA GRADuATss AT LEX
1SaToN, YA.-At tho recent oommeDce-
nent Mt the Washington and Lee Col.
lege, Lexington. Va, tho followin &
ceived diplomas: W. ID. Vinson; in the
study OF tho Gorman and English Ian
guages and literature. and in Matte.
.matics; W. J. Bennett. in the school OF
chemistry. The last named gentleman.
received degree as civil engineer. ..NIr.
". D.:Vinson also. received oneiot the
Robinson prize .mcdals for excellence in
the SCHOOLS OF Latin, Greek and mathe-
matios, and Mr.pWilliam j. Bennett re-
ceived a prize medal for efficiency III
the schools of, applied mathematics,
natural philosophy and chemistry !.
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Red Ash Coal.--$l5 Per Ton.
T AM prepared to furnish the above COAL,
J. IN quantities from one to fifty tons, at si5
pr ton, delivered in any part Of the city.
Ordora can be left at Lorick ki LOwrance's or
4. P.imcr's. T.J HARPER
JuHs23 N!' 1mot
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Wool! Wool, Wool,

w FOR cash BLAKELY & GIBBES,
Columbia, S. G.
a5- Ecwberry Herald, Abbeville Press ana
H1nncr, Fairfield Herald each copy four times
and forward bills to this Office. June 13 1mo II
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Annual Commencement, : !.
VALE CRUOEa. HI. . /,

y
Ezaa.elfs33gss THE ANNUAL COMMENCE.
Tanadfjs} ri e e'j3 1ENT OF the URsULINEl IN
x uSTITUTE will bo heIdii{D. Y.
coScERr--aitsfO. ~ I
Entrance Msrch-Good Night :. ~ .AIsck.
Phiiomel--lnstrumentai Dpett;.,... /. Kunkel.
Bridal Polks.T TDuert.L q arp and Piano Bochsa.
Know BankAVodal Dnett:.. Horn.
Thou ART 80 Near, and yet SO Far-Instru.
neutdl 5olO .'...:.. .HetChArdt,
Bonne Nuit--Vocal Duett. Harp Aria Convent.
Retour Moar, Dc prntemps -Instrurn entail Solo
seb.stopol and Greek M.rch-{seven chi.
Una Vcce-yocsl Solo. .Roaaini.
Home, Sweet 1Iome--Harp Solo .Aptonmas.
Katy Did and Katy Didn't-Yocaf Duett-
Hughes.
Gyertnre-Zampa...... Air By Herold
Las. . nose OF Summer-1nstrumental Solo
Memorare- Vocal Quartette. . .TAmbiilotte.
,tarents, guardians OF the pupils, and friends
or the Convent, arc respectfully invited to at
tcnd. June 273
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Quarterly Returns.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER.
COLU,InIA. 8. Q. June 27 /

COLUMBIA, >. u, y uEe ~, 1871.
A TTENTlON is called to tbs following ex-
N trnct from "An Ordinance to raiee Snp-
plies for the year 1871" Tho penalty for fail
ure to mako retarns will be rigidly enforced:
There shall DO paid quarterly tax OF onu
per cont. .npon all SALES AT AUCTION OF all
goods and cliattcls, and onc-half per cent
on all Gales Mt auction OF all real estate and
stocks OF eyory description: Prori,!e |, That
no tax ehali be levied on any sales at arction
made by order Of Court or under process Of
law.
'"rhcrc shall lie paid quarterly by all MEi-
CHANTS and other persons a tax OF ono per
cent; on all goods, wares and merchandise
sold by them on CoN5I6NMESr; one per cent
on tho premiums Of every and each Insurance
company located i'll tho city OF Columbia, or
which have agencies therein. Each and
every E1rnEss COMPANY trnnsacting business
within the limits OF said city shall make
quarterly returns OF their gross receipts, and
pay ono per cent. on tho anoun, OF such re.
turns at tho end OF each quarter. Each and
ovcry TELLaRAPH COMPANY sh all "a like mail.
Nor, make quarterly retr,ua oFYhrir gross
receipts, on which returna shall be paid q ta1
OF ono per cent. ..
''Tls refusal or neglect to make regular
quarterly returns aud pay the tax thereon to
the City Clerk and Treasurer, shall subject
the lefaulting parties 10 d fine OF two dollars
WM. j. ETrER,
juno rs City Clerk and Treasurer.
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
TT don't contain Cococulus Indirus Fish
4 berries to make sleepy or headache.
Refined Oil.
HoTToS SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal
" Ion or barrel. Also, in glaass, rnts and
quarts. For sale low. E. HOPE.
Davis Poison for Red-bugs. Roaches.
Ants, &C.
A SAFE and certain destroyer, easy OF an.
a piication, without any ,lisagreeable
June Is ". c. FISHERS Drug store,
Stockholders Meeting.
A MEETING Of tho Stockholders OF the
n Cotton Seed Oil Manufacturing Company
will Lib, h1 b. held Mt tho Palmetto Engine Iiouse,
O'CLOCK. bS order ol tho Directors. fTM
June p - I. A. GREY. Secretary.
Magrath's Digest Of South Carolina
Law Reports,
ITO. The present. time. l,ricc - For sale a,
4 BRYAN Mc3AErENS HVOHSTORE.
JUNO II
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PLEASURE Boat CAps1zED AND Ten
PERSONS DROWNED. On The 10th inst,
q picnic party, comprising about forty
gentlemen, ladies and children. loft MI.
canopy, Florida, and embarked upon q
sail boat belonging to Judge Means. for
o sail on Orange Lake. When about
half a mile from the shore the boat was
struck bya squall and oapsized. Many
of the. party sayod themselves by swim
ming, and others were rescued, but ten
were drowned. Among these we're Mrs.
D. Montgomery, Mrs, Winekoif, Miss
Simontop, Miss: :shpford, little son Of
John Simonton, two. other children and
two colored ,persons... ,,..i:7..'-
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CADET SMITH WoN'r ATTEND. "A cor
respondent Of the New York Sun having
interviewed Cadet Smith. at West Point,
settles the question as to whethor thnt
young man Of African descent will or
will not attend The opening shop" there.
The correspondent uts tho young ladios'
minds 'at reat withs respect to .,that hor.
rid Smith" by declaring ho will not at.
tend any of the hops. smith says he
did not 60 to West Point to fly. aronnd
with silly, giddy girls. Modest: as we'll
as discreet. H-i'
From Louisiana comes the gratifying
news that from present Indications this
years sugar crop is expected to reaoh
130, 600 hogsheads, which is moro than n
fair average yield sinno the war. In
1861 She product was 449, ,41O hogahends,
but tho lato ''unpleasantness' almost
completely annihilated the sugar into
rest OF tho State, and in, 1864 the pro.
duction had sunk to 6,668 hogsheads.
Mrs. Sarah J. Aiken makes $40 week
by rowing over the Mississippi and trans
ferring passengers from Clinton, Indi.
ana, to Gasden Plain. Illinois.
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OFFICIAL RAFFLE NuMhErs Charleston Ehari-
table Association. for beneft FrSes eschoorf fGnd !:
/. II RAFFLE GLASS NQs6s; :SS
Morning. June 27,i167f,
1920 10 AZ ST 1-4o-5 It's -55 -7oo SO.
Witness our hands, at Charleston. this 9th
day OF June, 1871. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
juno % Sworn COMMISSIONERS.