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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

"Lo !" ON THE WAR PATH."-On Sab
bath morning, old "Drum- Bea. err" chief Of
the Pokegams band Of Chippewa Indians,
at White Oak Point, landed on these shores
with some twenty Of his warriors, having
come down the Mississippi in canoes. The
old chief has daughter in charge Of the
Sisters Of Charity, St. Paul, and it seems
he had been informed that she had been
enticed away. and was in a house Of i'll re.
pute on the outskirts Of this place. So,
gathering . select party Of his warriors,
he had come down to rescue her. He, Is
we'll - his braves, were painted up in reg
alar war-path style, and were arrayed in
their gaudiest blankets. Drum-Beate1
learned here that he had been misinformed;
that bis daughter was still safe in St Paul.
But he and his party continued their jour
ney down tho river, to satisfy themselves
that all was right.
FAIRS AND FEsTlvA1s.-The festival
given by the ladies Of the Congres ations]
Church on Friday evening in tho grove
near Mr.. Stanton's, was we'll attended and
was very pleasant. Ice-cream and straw.
berries met with rapid sale, while Prof
Fishers Cornet Band furnished excellent
music at intervals. The society realized
$40. 49,.
On Tuesday evening tho ladies Of the
Episcopal Church gave fair and festival
et Schwartz & Theis' Hsll. which was on,
OF the most success full affairs Of the kind
We have ever seen. Tho hall was hand
somely draped and festooned. In tn,
center stood large gothic bazaar, the TOT
reaching to the ceiling, formed Of sprie,
and branches Of evergreen; and from it,
fairy like reoesses came forth any number
Of fancy articles. The post office was
model, both in arrangement and manage
ment. At the opposite side, one coul
stand by the outrageous shores Of 'Lak
Como" and fish from its waterless depth
innumerable ''bass, pickerel and pike" a
s.ten cents bite" The sales tables wer
very tastefully arranged, and presented
: fine display. Most Of the article were dis
posed Of. Ice. cream, strawbeI lies and cak
were Furnished al hbitua. The proceed
Of the evening were $50, 20. ~...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

Motions, s. full variety, cheap. at Paul
MSeksnhaupt's. <=zss* ri
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

:, -Fire-crackers, best kind, lowest price
u Boyd's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

Coop WoRK.-An excellent quality Of
custom work 10 being turned out at Prond-
zinski's Clothing Hall. Suits are made up
in the latest style, from the best goods, and
q perfect fit warranted,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

THE MARK ri =

sT. CloUD, June %, 1871.
Wheat-but little coming in. Prices to-
day: No l$l.07 No. 2, $l.o2.
? Oats command Acc. @%z " II"
Corn, sheiled, G5a7Oc.
Barley-very little demand may be
quoted at 50a55c. -
Rye, 55c.
Bran is worth SIS per ton, and scarce.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at So.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according to
quality.
Potatoes retail at Coo; light call.
Cheese-Minnesota, zoe; New York, 25c.
Butter-15a20c.
Eggs, 1oc.
Wool, 4oc. -
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.60 for
full cord; green maple, oak, &C., $4a4 rs;
tamarac, $3.50. : = -
'.. MINNEAPOLIS, June 81.
:. EWheat-$1.10
+. Corn-68o. .,>.-.
Oats-60c. 49,, 49,.
.t@- MILWAUKEE, June 81.
wheat-Quiet; 81 PSI for No. !.
"Corn-53c.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

-On next Thursday, tho Goth inst,
Bishop Grace will be st St. Joseph, In this
county, when the new and elegant Catholic
church win bs eonsecrated. The sscra-
msnt Of Confirmation will be administe cred
there The following day also, At Richmond
July 1st and st. Cloud July I'd.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22
DISTRICT COURT.ss

Second wsek-tlis Honor Judge MoKelvy
presiding ~.r. 80 4 r.
Ip the case Of T. B. Stanley -. School
District No 20, in Stearns county. report.
ed last week. the jury returned = verdict
in favor of the plaintiff for 500. Kerr 4
C''lius atty's for pl'h; E. o. Hsmlin for
defendant. =
State Us Louis Brink ana George Stenger,
for assault on James McCue. Verdict,
guilty. This was an appeal case. Fine
IS, and costs in both courts. L. W. Col
Inns Pros. Atty; W. 8. Moore for delft.
l6th-Luther 4. Tubbs ~. Alexander
Moore. Civil action on wood contract -
This case continued nearly three days. On
tho 10th . verdict was returned for tho de-
fendant for $70.28. Kerr 4 Collins for
plaintiff; Miner 4 Barto and W. s. Moore
for defendant.
19th-State Us. Geo. N. Baker, charged
with horse stealing at Sank Centre. On
the 10th, the jury returned verdict Of not
guilty. L. W. Collins Prosecuting Atty :;
E. M. Wright for defendant.
20th-Jacob Koutz vs. Adelaide Koutz.
Action for divorce. This case is still on
tlial, and il drawing crowds who have,
perhaps, more curiosity than taste. H. L.
Gordon aud W. J. Parsons for pl'ff; Kerr
& Collins for def't.
CHOICE W1NEs.-C. Schulten & Co. have
just received large invoice of pure wines,
including the following brands, to which
they would call the attention Of buyers
California Angelica,
i" Port,
j." Sherry,
" Hoe,
" Claret,
-" Muakatel,
" Montebello,
Sparkling Angelica,
Cartblanche Cham 1aqne.
Missouri Catswba,
g Concord,
Rhenish Wines,
Spanish Sherry,
Burgundy Port,
Spanish Malaga,
Currant and Blackberry Wines.
A fine lot Of imported Ales aud Por,ers.
This stock cannot be exoelled in the
State, and those who want what is pure
and choice in the line Of wines should call
on Messrs. schulten & Co.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

Rev. Thomas, OF Minneapolis, preach.
ed at St. Johns church on last Sabbath.
Rev. Campbell, Of the Presbyterian church
preached in Sank Rapids in the afternoon.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

Pigeons are plenty. They may be
seen flying around among the groves in
town, protected by the autishootingwithin
Observation-Disclosures ordinance.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

FIRE WORKS !-Youngsters 90 to Boyd's
for your fireworks.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

For pure ics-cold soda water, 90 to
LlMPER1cH's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

Tho Ladies Circle Of the Presbyterian
church, will meet on next Wednesday after
noon, at two o'clock, at the residence of II
z. Mitchell.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22
tEsTABLlsHEO 1890,
WEIGH & GRIFFITHS,

saws! Saws Saws
Superior to all others. Axes, Piles Cast Steel, MN
Purnishings, and Machinery. 0etths best, they u
prove tho cheapest.
AFPrtcos RedUeed.Ea
AFSend tor Price List and Circulars. -61
WEIGH 4 GRlFFlTHS,
Boston, n ass. OF Det1oAt.0
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

US new Dreech-l00dlng rifle which he has
just made. 1t is said to be an excellent
shooting gun. One of its advantages is a
neat continuance by which the hammer,
when raised, after the cartridge has been
exploded, d,aws out the empty case. Mr.
A. has also invented two new styles of
breech-loading shot.guns,, one of which has
been patented He has ordered quantity
Of machinery from the East, and will man.
ufacture, among other things, these guns.
EXAMINATION AND ExHzBIT1oN.-An ex-
animation will be held at the Catholic
school on Monday and Tuesday next. the
Goth and 9th inst by Professors Keiser
and Brick. On Tuesday evening there will
be an exhibition at Schwartz 4 Theis'
Hall, followed by musical and dramatic
entertainment. Good music In attendance.
Doors open at seven O'Clock performances
to begin at eight precisely. Tickets Is
cents. All are invited to attend.
Coates & Freeman are supplying their
customers with the choicest beef from stall
fed cattle. They buy the best and latest
beeves to be had for money, and so are al
We, able to supply the market with extra
meat.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22
LUMBER MARKET.
ST.CLOUD FUR HARRIET.
DIRECTED for TIE JOURNAL, by DIN. G. Murphy Co

umber can be had only atthe yards
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

ALIEN s. RUssRL1's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

The Baptist Social Society will meet
On Fridsy afternoon and evening, the Esd
inst, with Mr.. J. Rogers. A cordial in
vitstion is extended to all.
On Friday evening Prof. Moore, Prin-
cipal Of the State Normal School, enter.
tsined the graduating class. His grounds
were handsomely lighted up.
Rev. Thomas, OF Minneapolis, preach.
ed at St. Johns church on last Sabbath.
Rev. Campbell, Of the Presbyterian church
preached in Sank Rapids in the afternoon.
Tho Ladies Circle Of the Presbyterian
church, will meet on next Wednesday after
noon, at two o'clock, at the residence of II i.
z. Mitchell.
Pigeons are plenty. They may be
seen flying around among the groves in
town, protected by the antishootingwithin
theoorporationlimits ordinance.
Some parties from Michigan passed
through town on Tuesday with drove Of
horses, bound for Sank Centre. This is
the second drove they have brought into
this county.
Mr.. Pickit informs US that he was at
Fergus Falls when the fish, referred to by
Mr.. Adams, was shot, and saw it weighed,
and thst tho weight was IS pounds. Guess
It must have been = whale.
n. G. Burbank, ESQ.,, Of this city, has
three hundred and fifty teams At Benson,
on the Mains Line of tho St. Paul and
Pseiae Railroad, engaged In Transporting
freight to Red River. Messrs. Geo. H.
Spencer and Tim o'Leary are in charge Of
tho shipping there.
-0n next Thursday, tho Goth inst,
Bishop Grace will BE- a. 81. Joseph, in this
county, when the new and elegant Catholic
church win bs eonsscrated. The sacra.
msnt Of Combination will be administered
: there The following day =; also, At Richmond
6 July 1st; and st. Cloud July I'd.
{ Tho late Episcopal State Conventio,
appointed three Rural Deans, ''whos
powers shall be defined by tho severa
bodies Of which they are theahesds, sub
jsot to approval BY tho Bishop" Rev. Gee
1. Chase, Of 81. Anthony, was appointe'
Dean for the Northern District.
Joseph Edelbrook, ~ is we'll known
has the best selected stock Of boots ant
shoes in the market. He offers the Who'll
stock for sale, At greatly reduced prices, q
he desires to close it out.
Il a. 49,;
Groceries and provisions, ~ cheap =
81 any Other store in town, at
....f@.. -. .~.ef., L1xPER1on's.
u, ". Tenvoorde is paying the higher
cash price for wool Cali on him bsfoz
ssllisg. '~~ ...... T..
= ,,-Sunmsr underwear-gauze shirt
light drawers, &c., In full assortment,
Prendzinikrs. 49, tH|s:
.-For Ill kinds Of farming Implement
goto MoxTaoNE1Y + WIsr's.
AS will be seen by his advertisement
Mr.. John Leisen offers his entire stock .
summer wear, in the boot and shoe line, 9
cost. 49,. as 49,.
100 bushels Of potatoes wanted, I
Smiths Grocery. = =. ''....
Fresh Coiu, his River Salmon, . ne
article. at Bovd's. p e. -. =
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Parties e0ho. aoont anything IN this
line can ,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
r Thrown Of the Harness.

The Carolina Spartan Of last week con-
t.insshe valedictory Of E. II. Bob", ESQ,
whQ $ some time has welded the pm 50
eccep,ably to its numerous readers. In
the rssrvrent ofAr. Bobo. the press
loses an honorable and efficient member
from its ranks. May his future career
he marked with as great success as the
shrrt history made since bis connection
with the 7eter+n Spartan, TO which also
We wish all the good .tat can possibly
come:o i'll.
. Bi!W: Ball, Esq, the spriehtly editor
Of the Laurensvi'!e Herald, also throws
off the editorial harness, giving a short
vsiedietry to the readers Of that paper
in the las. issue. Our kintest wishes
also fellow him in his future meanderings.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
The Trouble in Union.

1t will be remembered by our readers
that the daily papers gave Statement;
Of the recent trouble in Union County,
in which a White man by name Of
Stevens was brutal!y murdered on tn.
highway by party Of negro militia.
Stevens was driving cart in which was
wh,skey, aid this party Of rutfians way.
laying hun demanded some Of the article
\ bottle was given them, and after drink
ing it they demsnded more. Mr. Stevens
refused, stating that it was not his
property. upon which 7olley wa>
fired, killing kim instantly, suspicion
:allirg upon certain parties warrant was
issued for their arrest, in the execution
nf which, the officer in command, Mr.
Smith. was wounded The party in the
house opening fire on those >ut>idc, which
was Immediately returned. The men in
the house were subsequently arrested.
The PHOENIX gives later accounts. and
says: ...
Passengers report to US renewal 0!
con,inua,inn cf the unfortunate state OF
affairs in Union. 1t appears that Oh
Sunday last, Captain Alcck Walker. the
co'orcd captain OF militia, applied to the
parties who had charge Of the guns be
longing to the militia, but his demand
was refused, and he was subsequently
arrested - as stated il Wednesdays :
Phoenix -charscd with the killing Of Mr..
Mat. Stevens. Fifteen of his mi litia were
also arrested. On Wednesday evening.
party of unknown horsc'nen went to
the Sheriff and percmp,ol:ly demanded
the keys Of the Jail ; they were given up.
and they proceeded to the jail and TOOK
charge Of five pri>oners-Captain 4.
Walker. Charner Elcrndon, Joe Van
Lew. ANDY Thompson and SylvanuS
Wright. The next morning. the bodies
of Walker and Hcrndon were discovered
in the road and it was afterwards found
ont that Thompson and Wright were
badly wounded. We are further in
formed that Mr.. Smith. (the acting dcpu
tY.) who was wounded on Sunday last,
died on Thursday Light. !he teachings
Of bad mem are bringing forth terrible
troubles.
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uo! For Cccaee S. C.
Icssrs. GRENEKER:

Mcssrs. GRENEkER: 49,;
VIII you ila7ca word from the up-counsry
where the fifteenth amendment rules moi 10
every beck AMI call of the Ring? This county
is destined to be the place, especially to those
who love peace and quietude, and.more, it i>
the place for the farmer; he who ills the soil
will certainly do better here than in the
middle and lower cMn.ies And; for thosr
who desire health, arc bcsflc themselves to
stay away. = -.
remember when left Newberry, that nv
friends pieafc,cd tha, t'w,uEd soor nesuS5 II
my nativity !, as mucb:as l Fikc lay fticaAi,
let me assure them. that, i haye apt The Aafs!
Intention Of ..rc:grning. For reasons. Wa.
thinking of selling, bu, my family ssal tbey
could not cpuseut, uuleSs, | woulI promise
not togo back to n
have been successful! in farming, hs tlei
the public judge, from IS acres 'hhdae l6
bales of cotton save 300 lbs seed cotton and on
the place made between so and $40 hu,he!.
of cvra. Ny wheat turned oat 7 bushels Re;
acre. -
This county has now been my home for tw"
years and not L physician IN my family F4r
disease.
Inducements are held by land owners, lan'I
is cheap; and m)rc labor here, relatively IL
The cul;iYatable land than in the lower couu'
ties, and that labor moe reliable.
The Air Line T. r. will run through th>
county, and now is the time for those Shii
wish to reap tine best Of new anil goed
country. = ). HILARY SLlGH =
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The Equitable Lie Insurance Society

We ak attention to an article Pub
li.ssed BY request Of the agent Of this
really worthy. institution. The Equisa'
bic is beyond peradveasure safe, and It's
treatment Of its Southern policy-holderS
after the war commended it at once to
the Southern people. /: now has in its
list OF assured among the most promi'
nent and cautious of the Southern peo-
pie, and not the least Aattering testimony
20 its .sorth as benevolent institution
is tie+acron Of the Directors OF the Life
Association Of the South, reeitcd in the
article published elsewhere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

Eliza Il. Stewart Adm'x. Of Estate of Rob
ert Stewart decd, Plaintiff VS.. Joseph
Pearson and Nanc: his wife, ct. al. De-
feulanIs.-In Common Pleas, Newberry
-Complaint for Relief.
Pursuant to an order in the above stated
case to me directed, will sell on Saledar
in February next. all that lot OF land in the
Town Of Ncaberry, known as Stewart
Store" LOT OH Main Street and Caldwell
Street, and bounded by lands Of Il. b..
Blea>e and II. Bartlett. containing front OF
abour .or.y feet on prat. Street and depth
of alout one hundred feet on Caldwell
Street. Terms of sale, one-,hird cash, and
the balance on a credit of one year, with
bond of purchaser secured by mortgage OF
premises Purchaser to pay for stamps and
papers.
THOa NJ. PAYSINGER,
jan. II, III. tie s-S.c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

Hr SPREAr THE TRUTH.
Some medical men insist that it is undignifed to
nd, e:tise 4 remedy. however vlluabie it may be.
Queer reasoning this. is like saying that all
article which tile world needs should be hid III q
curner-that benefits and blessings may be too
widely GifTuSeG-that the means OF protecting aud
restorin: lraith should be q close monopoly.
and not acce>sibI to all. The argument is bad.
II is worse than that; it is inhuuian. Suppose
lIo>tct;rr'S Stomach littcrs-an absolute Specihc
for dyspepsia. biisiouSEe>s and nervous debility
had newer been known beyond the repertoire
OF the fscultv. what would have been the coEse-
. ouencc? Instead ol curing and mTls0ratlng
millions the good effects Of the preparation
would have been confined 10 a comparative few.
There is tue highest authority for saying tha t
Hsht should not be- hid under 4 bIshel; that
whatever is xce!ent should be placed as city
on n hill where all men cau take cogniZance of
IT, II is upon this principle that the BItters have
been advertised and continue TO be advertised
in every newspaper OF any prominence III the
western lie riplicre. Ind that the spontaneous
testimonials in its favor have been translated ln-
to ail written languages. Thousands enjoy per
feet heatI to-day who would be langui>hing on
beds Of sickness II the newspapers had iCt spread
the truth with regard to this unequaled InfIgo-
rant ami corrective far and wide. suppose profit
has been reaped from This publicity. Is that any
argument against it.! If tie public health has
been PROTECTED: II lives have been saved: If the
tee1!t have been st REM teued AID the SICK re-
Stored great, good has been accomplished; and
who 81, mean as 10 grudge to e1eltioLs thus direc-
ted their fair r, ward. &.
JaE f. lin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

THE ALPINE, q copy Of which VIC have
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cannot be cxccIled. in short it is marvel at
excellence. Its pictorial illustrations and
literary contents rank it far ahead Of any
thing on our cXcnlngc list, ard VIC nnmbr
on that many bright gems. The Adlnc Is
nnblishe,I bv James Sutton 4 Co.. % Liberty
st New York, ~ the exceeding low price
Of 50, 50 per year. or FIVE copies for So 10:
The publishers Offer also 10 those who in;cr>
est themselves in extending its circulation
costly and beautiful prem umS. Send for
circular or call and see one at this office.
The vigorous and acceptable management
of the AMERICAN GROCER is so highly ap-
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it So ably represents that icS publishers have
been compelled by the pressure upon its co.'s
nmns 20 add eight more pages, making il
now one of he largest journals Of its class
in shis county We do not see how any
merchant interested in the Grocery Trade in
any of its departments can afford 10 be with
ont its weekly visits. II is published hy John
Darby 6 Co., 16l William Street, New York,
at Three Dollars per annun.
AMERICAN >TnCK JOURNAL The Dccem-
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
NOTICE.

TWILL apply to the Judge Of Probate
for Newherry County, on the 9th day of
February next, for a final settlement on the
Estate Of Elizabeth Hunter, decd, and my
discharge "a administrator. All persons in>
dehtcd to said Estate must make payment,
and those having demands are hereby noti>
fed TO preScn! the sam,c properly at;ested
on vr y. .orc tha day.
:. i. HUNTER, Admir-.
Jan. II, 2-5t. 1850
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

Robert Maffctr, vs.. WA. Werts and wife,
and jacob Wheeler, ct al.-In Equity.
By order from the Court Of Common
Pleas, will sell oh the First Monday in
February next, at Newbrrry Court House,
One House and Lot, belonging t5 the E.
tate Of Levi Wheeler, in the il!agc Of
Frog Level, and county aforesaid, fronting
on the Road or Main Street, leading through
said Village to Newbcrry Court House,
bounded by lands Of Patrick Sullivan and
by lot occupied by Wheeler & Moscley, ct
al, the same being the House and Lot con-
vevcd by Robert &affett to Levi Wheeler.
Terms Of Sale One third cash, the bal
ance on q credit Of twelve months with i'll
terest from day OF sale, the purchaser will
be required to give bond with good surct;cs
and mortgage Of The premises to secure
the credit portion, and to pay for papers
and stamps
TlIOS. ". PAYSINGER, S. y. c.
Jan.!ll. 2-.t tl2
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11

WAn News The French cause seems to
improve with the intensity Of the Sirugglc.
Gen, Trochu is evidently the ma>tcr-<pir;t 0i
The French. He has mind and heart
which take him above the fierce and appa-
ing trials Of the hour, and he works on with
u steady, quiet persistence at the hcrculean
task OF bringing order and peace out Of con-
fusion and war Trochu has cyinced th:
types Of greatness, and his will oc proud
record.
The accounts which reach Us Of the terrible
freezing 10 death Of carloads and carriages
of wounrlcl so1lierS is deep and thrilling
tragedy. aud cries ont in bloody tears agahEt
tho inhunanitics Of var.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-01-11
The Rev. W. ". Hicks.

Bro. Rude Of the Lutheran Visitor,
published at Columbia, says that the
Rev. ". V. Hicks has been dismissed
frorusSe Evangelical Lutheran Synod to
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Lest there he some doubt as to what
portion of The Church South the Rev
DR.. has hccn turned over to, we state
that i, is the Georgia Conference, and
not that Of South Carolina.