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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-30

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF the Uni Teo STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
STRANGE SUPERSTITION.


Feverv-KillinG the Patie ht to Extir
paGeaAe Disease.
Some four weeks since, Q Holland famil,
named Stupemeycr las near as it could b.
pronounced by policeman arrived in De
trOit, from Grand Rapids, where, it seem
they had resided for about two months. and
took possession of a cottage ON Water street
near the reservoir. The man worked for q
few days, and was then taken sick with
ehills and fever, ind if he is not dead d,
this writing, undoubtedly will be within q
own consent, Stupemeyer has been sub.
jected to some of the strangest antics and
conditions ever known. None Of the neigh
bOrs knew of the mans sickness for several
days, or until q woman went in and found
the wife practicing witchcraft TO cure him.
The man was then holding bag OF hot
ashes in one hand and cup of cold water
in the other, under the impression that his
fever would be absorbed in the ashes, and
then at the proper moment he could dip the
bag into the cDp and thus quench the heat.
Not being able to make herself under
stood, or to understand, the neighbOr could
not offer advice, and she was not allowed to
interfere with the arrangements. She, how
ever, went and called in doctor. but the
con of Esculapus was not allowed to do
more than approach the bed, the man being
awsv Cn.rhe following dav the re;sbhor
whose name ia let's. called in AGAIN and
fonnd that the snnerst;t;On of the co,,nle
had underground a chance Tho nat;ant Tas
in a chill, and the wife had hot kr;cLs r. h;s
foot a coid cIoth IN his heal .nd q niosta.
If some sort On hi. chest the object heinz
tn drive the chiils into The nIaster TIC
man Was in sad need Of a nhys;c;or,s sar,
v;ces INT ne;thar of tben, wppniG c"rsert 70
saIi;nG a doctor WYNN" 00'-'oA' "
Aftsr the chill had rar4;arv ,ore off
the nat;snt v.s ,naSa !" cot ~ rac. h.
twear two cha;rs about to RI lat an.rt
tw;ca arc,nd fhe,n LnosI tv;ce hafnrS
o,ino IN nod and to hold h;s arms above
f;s fasd Co. coma moments cfter lv;n1
down IL r.s a1iowaS to slrinL a,i tI,s
vater ha v;shed Int tho wife took care
zach time tn carefnIIv taka from the cnn
three nehhIe Stones wine them drv and
then at,,,, ther, int" thu ,retar s,ra;n Onoe
when Ms fetts mas IN the horse tho ,nor
was given a large Mate heaned w;th ho;ied
cahhspe. HAVING M food IF anv other I;nd
and aSain he Was eat;no bread cran,mei
INFO cOld wafer. aI,honyh the Via had
money i'm the honse suff;eient to Get him any
sort Of nuurishment.
ON Wednesdav Morning last The doctor |
called in aeain ont of Curiosity and th;s |
time he found the man roIied nm i;ohtlv and
tied nm In q mill noth;nu hut iii heal Vel
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-30
Approved March 3, 1871.
GENERAL NATURR-NO. 531

An act making appropriations for the ser.
vice of the Postoffice Department for
the year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred and seventy-two, and for other
purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United Stats
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the following sums be, and the same are
hereby, appropriated for the service of the
Post"ffice Department for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy,
two out Of any moneys in the treasury
arlslng from the revenues Of said depart
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-30

The Terrebonne Banner says
WNare tl1sned BY several of our planters
that they will commence rolling about the
second of October, owing to their large
crops. Hurrah for TerrebOnne
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-30

Great is the power of principle. Since
: slavery was abolished in this country by the
act OF God, the proclamation of Abraham
Lincoln and the patriotic firmness of the
American Congress-. Russia, Brazil and
spain have followed our example And
now Sism-a eemi-barbarous country. with
an enlightened monarch-strikes off the
shackles of her bOndmen. Very soon. in ali
the world 1.-THE sun will not rise upon a
master nor set upon q slave"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-30
GENERAL NATURP-NO. GIL
AN ACT confirming the title to certain
lands,

lands.
Be it enacted by the Senate and Honsa of
Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled. That tho
title to the land certified to the State of
Iowa by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office of the United States. under an
act of Congress entitled IAN act confirm;ng
land claim in the State Of Iowa. and fa.
other purposes" approved JULY twelve.
eighteen hundred and sixty-twS. in ac'
cordance with the adjustment made hv tho
authorized agent OF the State of Iowa and
the Commissioner Of the General Land az.
flee, on the twenty-frst day of Nav anno
Domini eighteen hundred and sixrv.sIr'
and approved by the Secretary of the n,
terror ON the twenty second day of NAV
ammo DOmini eighteen hundred and sixty'
six, and which adjustment was ratified and
confirmed by act of the general assembly
Of the State Of Iowa. approved March
thirty one, eighteen hundred and s;xtv.
eight, be, and the same is hereby ratif;..,l
and confirmed to the State of Iowa and ,ts
grantees, in accordance with said ad;uSt'
ment, and said act Of the general assemble
of the State of Iowa; provided, that nothing
in this act shall be SO construed as to affecf
adversely any existing legal rights or the
rights of any party claiming title or the
right to acquire title to any part of said
lands under the provisions Of the so-cailed
or pre-empted laws of the United
States, or claiming any part thereof as
swamp lands.
Approved March 3, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-30
GENERAL NATunp-No 561

lGENERAL NATURE-No. SOL
AN ACT to provide fer the REDEMPTION of
copper and other token coins
~ 30 1t enacted by the Senate and House of
representatives Of the United States of
america in Congress assembled, That the
secretary of the Treasury is hereby author.
lied and required to redeem in lawful
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-30

GENERAL NATURE-NO. 631
AN ACT to extend the benefits of the dona-
ton law of September twenty-seyen
eighteen hundred and fifty, to certain
persons.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled. That
all persons who. at the time of settle.
ment, possessed the qualification prescribed
in the fourth and fifth sections of IAN act
to create the office of surveyor general of
the public lands in Oregon, and to provide
for the survey, and to make donations to
settlers of the said public lands" approved
September twenty-seven, eighteen hundred
and fifty, and who made bona tile settle.
mept upon the lands claimed by the puget
Sound Agricultural Company, in Washi5o'
ton Territory, within the time limited for
Sc ttlement by said act and the amendments
thereto, shall be, and are hereby declared
to be entitled to all the privileges and bene.
hts OF said act and amendments.
SEC. Z. That the rights and privileges of
heirs and assigns under the said donat;on
law, and the amendments thereto. shall he.
and are hereby, extended to the heirs and
assigns OF the settlers named in the frat
section of this act. " '"0 A1'''
Approved March 8, 1871.
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said company.
Sec. Is. That the president of the com
pany shall annually, by the first day of july,
make q report and file it with the Secretary
of the Interior, which report shall he under
oath, exhibiting the financial situation of
the company, the amount of money received
and expended, and the number of miles of
road constructed each year; and further,
the names and residences of the stock
holders, of the directors, and of all other
officers Of the company, the amount of stock
subscribed, and the amount thereof actually
paid in, description OF the lines of road
surveyed and fixed upon for construction.
the amount received from passengers and
Tor freight, respectively, on the road, a
statement Of the expenses of said road and
its fixtures, and true statement of the in
debtedness of said company and the various
kinds thereof.
SEC. IA. That the certificate of the capital
STOCK must be signed by the president
ana secretary, and attested by the seal of
!ne company, and shall contain an extract
from the proceedings oc the board of direc-
cors hXing the amount thereof, as we'll as
Iroin TINS act, authorizing such issue. All
eno oonus anu mortgages issued by said
con p"Ay must be signed by the president
anu secretary and attested by the seal of
sald company, and shall contain an extract
TON me law authorizing them to be issued.
~ face value Of said bonds shall be one
thousand thousand dollars in gold, and shall be re-
s rsta ae at such times, and to bear such
gold. "a interest," %sr t. payable semi annually in
rectors. The total value of thu comstr,a
ion bonds t" be issued shall not esca ~
thirty thousand dollars per mile NJ sS;S
rairoad, and the total face value If ti.a
land bends shall not exceed tive do,,s.s
and nifty cents per acre for all lands naort'
gagged; the total amount of each to be deter.
mined by the board Of directors. ~''0'-
~ oEc. 10. That all railroads constructed, OF
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March 3. 1871.

lGESERAL NATURE-No. 65.1
AN AIT to authorize the restoration of
James Belger to the rank of major and
qnartermaster in the army.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
President be. and he is hereby authorized
to restore James Belger to the rank of major
and 4uartermaster in the army to date from
the day OF his restoration to his said rank
under this act.
Approved March 3, 1871.
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use OF any patent or patented machine in
whlch any engineer or officer employed by
the government may be interested.
For Improvement Of the Minnesota river,
ten thousand dollars.
For Improvement of the Rock Island
rapids, one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars.
For improvement of the Des Mo;nes
rapids, two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars.
For improvement of the Mississippi, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas rivers, one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
FOR improvement of the mouth of the
Mississippi riter, one hundred and twenty
tive thousand dollars
For improvement Of the tails Of the Ohio
river; and Louisville canal two hundred
and nifty thousand dollars.
For improvement of the Ohio river, fifty
dollars.
For improvement of Queenstown harbor,
maryland, five thousand dollars
For improvement of harbor at Cambridge,
ten thousand dollars
:, For improvement of the ship channel in
Inc Patapsco river and Chesapeake bay,
leading toward the harbOr OF Baltimore,
fifty thousand dollars.
For improvement of the channel at the
mouth of Cape Fear river, North Carolina,
twenty-five thousand dollars
For improvement of Roanoke river below
Weldon, North Carolina, twenty thousand
lollars.
For improvement Of the ship-channel in
;harleston harbor, South Carolina, thirteen
thousand dollars.
Tor Improvement of the James river, be
Ow Richmond, Virginia, fifty thousand dol
ars.
FOR improvement of the Appomattox
iver, below Petersburg, Virginia, fifty
thousand dollars.
TOR Improvement Of the Rappahannock
'ver, Virginia, fifteen thousand dollars.
FOR Improvement of the Hudson river,
ew York, forty thousand dollars.
FOR improvement Of the East river. New
OK, including He'll Gate, two hundred
nd fifty thousand dollars.
FOR Improvement of Pawfucket river,
node Island. seven thousand dollars.
For construction Of breakwater at Block
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OCCaus
SEC. S. That the said company shall have
power and authority to make running ar
rangements with any railroad company or
companies heretofore chartered. or that mav
hereafter be chartered by congressional.
state or territorial authority; also to pur.
chase lands, or to accept donations or
grants OF lands, or other property. from
state or individuals, for the purpose of aid
ing IN carrying out the object Of this com.
pany. "'' 0o'i'-
DEC. Q. That the rights, land, land grants.
franchises a1.5 privileges and appurtenances
.u property OF every description belong
ing 10 each Of the consolidated or purchased
IaIoau company or companies, as herein
provided, shall vest in and become ahso-
lucy the property OF the Texas Pacific
halroau company; provided, that in all
contTacts nade and entered into nv said
company with any and all other railroad
company or companies, to perfect snch
aforesaid consolidation or purchase. the in
deDtedness OF other legal Obligations of said
company or companies shall lie assmwa,1 ~,
the said Texas Pacific Railroad C Conn.," ~
may be agreed upon, and no such consol;d "e
ton or purchase shall impair anv lion
which may exist on any of the railroads az
consolidated or purchased; but said com.
pany shall not assume the debts or ohl;aa-
tons Of any company with which it NAV
consolidate or purchase as aforesaid, to an
amount greater than the cash value of the
assets received from the same.
Sec. 7. That the said Texas Pacific Railroad
Company shall have power to make and
enforce rules and bylaws for the election of
its officers and the government and MANAGE
ment of the business of the company, and to
do and perform all needful and proper things
to be done and performed to promote
the objects of the company hereby moor i
pOrated, not incOnsisto0t with the laws of
the United States and the provisions of this
SEC. 8. That tho right Of way through the
pubic lands be, and tho same is hereby.
granted to tho SAID company for the con
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low water mark, and the other spans of the
said bridge, extending to each shore, NAV
be made OF lesss elevation than seventy feet
above low water mark, to accommodate a
regular grade for the approaches to said
bridge. And when the foregoing REQUIRE
ments shall have been complied with by the
said Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Com.
pany, the location of said bridge, its struc-
lures and approaches, shall thereupon lie
deemed to be legalized, and declared to
be lawful structures, and shall be recOg.
n!zed and known as post route The
plans for changes in such bridge, made ne
cessary by this act, shall be Submitted bv
SAID company to the Secretary Of War for
his approval. And, in the event of the
Bridge Company making the changes pro-
vlded tor In this act, it shall be lawful for
the said company, after they shall have
made the changes in said bridge, and the
approaches thereto, as herein provided, to
ME their bill in equity against the United
states IN the circuit court of the United |
States for the southern district of Ohio, and |
full Jurisdiction is hereby conferred upon
bridge, according to the plans on which it |
has progressed at the passage of this act, |
mas been constructed SO as substantially to |
comply with the provisions of law relating
thereto; and, second, the liability of the
United States, if any there be, to the said
company by reason of the changes by this
act required to be made; and if the said
court shall determine that the United
States is SO liable, and that said bridge was
20 being built, then the said court shall
further ascertain and determine the amount
Of the actual and necessary cost and ex-
penditures reasonably required to be in
cured in making the changes in the
'aid bridge and its spplDaches, as
hereby authorized or required, in
excess of the cost of building said bridge
md approsehes, according to the plan pro-
POSED, before the changes required by this
vet to be made. And the said court is here
~ further authorized and required to pro-
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Eutaw Encampment. No. Q, I. 90. f.
rzsz,;,sz, A REGULAR meet
ing OF this Encamp-
ment will be held tn IS
(Tuesday) EVENING, at O'Clock. Bv order
Of the ". p. N. GOLDSMITH,
June ~ Scribe.
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PROCLAMATION.

y,
COLUMBIA, June 23, 1871.
WHEREAS, information has been officiailv
Wv reooivod at this Department that VA.
Commissioners in the following Counties. "a
VII: Hewberry County, Simeon Young and
David Hailstock; Chester County, ". H. Fro.
neberger and Alexander Kelsey; Clnren don
GIounty, z. J: Lemon and Gadsden Tarlton;
Union County, II. II. White aud John Tins.
10y; Laurens County, David Fou!ke and Tur.
pin Dendy, failed to qualify. n
now therefore, l, ROBERT Il. SCOTT,
Governor OF the state Of South Carol,na, in
tho Act Of September &c, 1868, entitled IAN
ACT to define the duties and Jurisdiction of
County Commissioners. do hereby issue this,
my proclamation, that q special election be
next, to fi|lsaid vacancies for the unexpired
term thereof. within the eaid Counties, re-.
opectTeiy.. The Commissioners of Elections,
appointed in pursuance Of IAN Act proyid.
ing lor the General Elections, and the manner
OF &c conducting the came" approved Maron /,
1870, are authorized and directed to conduot
the SAID special elections, respectively, and to
make all necessary arrangements therefor.
ana each OF them are hereby required, after
due publication, and with strict regard 10 tho
provisionH of the Constitution and the laws of
tne state touching their duties in such case.
10 cause such elections to be held on the de e
aforesaid, and to take all tho necesasS7 stcps
40. me !holaing of sucE elections, and for the
asccrtalnlng and determining the person or
persons who shall have been duly elected
thcreat. ..
In testimony whereof, have hercunto cot
my hand, and caused the Great seal OF
IL. 81 this 2Sd day OF June, A. d. 1871. and
IN the ninety fifth year OF tho Intln-
pendence OF the United States OF Alne.
ROBERT X. SCOTT. f,over,o,
:. L. CAnDozo. Secretary CT state.
June 25
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RocHEroRT's yRrAn PoSsa1Mi PosrpcNkbZFRuISssGaAI b-iFRuISsscaI
SHIPS DIfsAnMKD-THR KiNo i,o1s SPAIN
AND TIE hN1sTRY-PARtg coAkdpN1sTs
SNOW IN NJoSE-coXnlUN1sTs DE-
ctnHn NOT TO .YoTR---yER1TEn ARREST
3D.! 4OsS.ANiA cst -'u:ttf; sT.,-.,t =.
MApR1n. June 24. .-Ths King has sum
@9nea the Presidents Of tho Senate and
O6ambaf OF Deputies ia, q consultation.
A.s Majesty has, mp to the present time,
refused. reuse, to- accept designations Of the
PARIs, June 24.--Court Cassadon will
henoetofth sit in Paris.l. La Patrie states
teiSn tr9si ns rssSSRd ggstp9mnemsnt m Of the
Courbet Is ih, sa6encs Of elections A
Albert Jolly defends koohefors. =.
.Forty>seven ships of the French naVs
nave ,been disarmed, and 1000 snilors
The Diteotors OF the Bank OF France
nave qot yet commenced the publication
OF itheir weekly returns. as they are whit
;ng ,5g 11s i9r detailed reports from branches Of
.EH!fksAtfnEs, Il ..is:Jlpe: 2e.-Thiers is
slightly .ln3isposea. Peraigny declines
the Assembly pandidatnre. TIE Co.
sShIHI4eFt H1H aYoraDle repCttHr
ELECTION pfosbects. The Uommunists Of
Parie' a.e qniS. hut still organized. Il
MADRID, June 26.-The ;!ntajbrity of
the Cartes are caucnssinR on kr the Kings
settea4 70 .aceept tie resignation of the
Ministers. :,
fiqKDoN, ;Jupej 2e,-h cotton min q,
Mat3Hhestar waa Burned to-day and 1 ,000
TRefs Vas s,saNoa stotm tom ii .s6islas.to 9.
day.;qo2;. ayhbt;t2 .T.ij1 tii;4t. .,.,..tl.i -
5o:s?a MIGHT DISPATCHES. s.. rs.
$VERsAnLns June .'28.4 Teri. , says:
Fearing detection, the, Comtnunistsa Ana
workmen appear to be, and are, about.
dseStaAd !! 6 to refrain from Voting. iThe
CDIctakI0Grndl. contains several, official
decreea relative to the lean and the war
indhmhity. ;;-..1 T'":..i
PAhins. June 26.-Fsgar.o says the the or.
leans EriDcas will proceed to Frohsdorf,
whare they will in silence await the deoi.
sion Of 1H9 country: .Ji,,': ,
Ths dhshilGttonet urges electors TO ra.
tiIA The policy pt ~. Thiera without con-
dltlnnss or amendment. a, - .,.Y,.
VarHeE: 70 late member Of tho Com,
muniat Genital Cohhittee, has been al.
resteda ,;I.sH 81 ,iH s.7 n. hi.
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Ea1HofrYaiuable .Lan1.

.Sssa00tlV2JuADlot Lands. 80
S III 4. eyer N pf The Superior couyt,s1 vii,
No1tR @ 6sroiins honte on ave %EbHsnt.eYs M aIstes
10th day Of August mort, 700 ACRES oF
LAND Dllyingdn;th oounty oi. IredelI, on the
Sas'' GSatawpa Eivef md 1Ambert's Greek, Is miles
lotte and-aboqt miles Weat ei the Atlnntio.
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad. Tho land viii
be sold In lote.as folloEa
no: I, containing 288 acres. more or less, on
NJ :. scntsSnlg tSlIs assn IS acres, more o. loss
So 8; Containing 384 Z, seres, sa sdtoinins q Nou
s1 = 4 ana Containing g aes acres. adjoining Nos
s;n5, Nc; s oogRtsihing g 400 acres. more or less,
No. 9: oontsinins 400 acres, onwnich col.
~ ~ Rro"n now lives. adjoining Nos. 3, 4
On these lands ate large bodies q, ane
RiVer and Creek. Bottoms and o suffioient
44o%aaneT 4oa nd,s 6i WSodisnd on eaoht,sGt On tie
ingss.. Good Water on each tract. Du''o-
.Lheee innus are susceptible OF the highest
etAte e.aa or, pultivattony the up.ands having a
corn and snd RssdSSs osee ooon sfe
ana graas cropB; and are sold astile lands be.
longing. to the estate OF the late james s..
Byars, for asseta. ..:.., h !Il15..t .-'''.'''
lance, in twelve months with, Interest from dsy
81 sale. The purchaSer may psy one.third. or
tha whole of hid bid any time q f;ef the sale is
Se 1easlsd genp tFa 9Th 1gcievsd secay E
nass td,ls Tai be retained antil fun psyasht Is
Persons suishiug To zee the landa will please
eaa cal upon Col. A. 8. Brown or Thos. Deaton.
Adm1nistret6r de oonis no;. no i Of james James, s: B,ars
.I0ne.G L4kli,.g t.i.t' =: ,l.,s' u: limo
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cLOTH1NM HOUSE
:.ielt!, Or ,''atry2
C H'ILDs: & WILEY
COLT sIBIA,' s.'6..isi
co L U M d I Al - I

WE have marked down all OF our largo
w stock Of READY.MADE OlOTHING to
reach OF all that wish good fitting garmont.
made in the latest style and by the best mak.
ers @ IN Now York. We are the only house that
seii All Linen Drawers at $780, We ars the
Calcntta snits. warranted genuine. An In
sPecslon OF our large stock will settle the
mind OF any ono that money is made by buy
Trunks, only few left, at $40. - June Or
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State of South Carolina -Richland CO.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ..
Thos. Tillct, j. G. McCurdy and +. J. Greer.
Piaintids, vs: Alexander .smythe, Defend.
To Alexander Smy!he, Defendant In ftis action:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
~ ~ to 9 answor the complaint in this action,
:he Court Of Common PfeAs,A for the said
County, and to serve copy of your answer
on tho subscribere at their Office In Colum.
bia, South Carolina. within twenty days after
the service OF this summons on you, exclusive
OF the day OF sertice. l1 .i''i,- = 1r,~>'
II you fail to answer thie Complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will take
Judgment against you for the sum Of one
thousand four hundred. and twenty-tbree
collars and fifty eight, cents, and costs.
Dated Columbia. S. c., May Is. 1911 + (. - NM
CARROLL MELTON l. JANSEY,
Pldintiffs. ATTORNEYS.
+ D. 1. MILLEn, c. 9. C.g.-
To tie D.fsnd.1,f, alexander !Sbu,hp:
Take 1Iotice that the sumrn6nA in this ac-
tioi!, OF which the foregoing is o COPY, wac
filed iu the Office OF the Clerk of the Court of
Common l'less, at Columbia, in the County of
Nichlanl, in the State Of South Carolina, on
the 18th day OF May, 1911 Dated Columbia,
$ c., June II. 1871. m
CARROLL, MELTON & JANNEY,
Plaiatiffs' Attorneys,
June io tut Columbia s. C,