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ABBEvM1E ITEMs.--We copy from the
Medium and Press and Banner:
On the 10th, the Press and Banner en-
*ered upon.its 2Iss volume.'.
Mrs. Susan A. Wilson, wife of Leroy
J: Wilson, died on Friday, at 2 o'clook,
.::..e. *ss:S .ca terrible c.cs.:s.:on c:
three weeks, with meningitis.
On Monday, there wes3 lively. little
burning on the magnificent farm Of Judge
O. W. Gufan, not far from town. Seye.
raj hundred pans}ss Of fence wore burned,
and his comfortable cabius came hear be-
. ing destroyed. ra-S '''~E' '>.,~ r
Mrs. Rosa Cobb, wife OF Nathaniel
Cobb, died OF paralysis, at the residence
OF hex daughter, Mrs. Amanda Moore.
near Cokesbury, on the 10Th Instant.
She was In her eighty-third year, and
had been consistent member Of the
Baptist Ohuroh for more than forty
years,
Mrs. Jane Simpson died on last Tues
day. She was sixty years old, and mem.
ber OF the Presbyterian Church.
On Sunday night. Jerry Stuart, color.
ed. in attempting to whip some colored
chiidren, near. Ninety.Six, was assailed
by Adam Hackett, also oolored, rels-
tive, and received blow with club on
the back of the head, breaking the skull,
from the effects OF which he died. Jerry
was arrested and lodged in Jail, under
warrant issued by Trial Justioe J. A.
Richardson.
The following officers were elected in
Ninety Six, on the 8th instant: Intend
ant-Mr. F. n. Pope. Wardens-Messrs
j. w. Fooshe, e. 8. Hale. s. M. Mat.
thews and DR.. N. Hart.
Since Thursday, We have had heavy
frost on five successive nights. This is
very uncommon in the month Of April.
Wild turkeys are In abundance In q
few miles Of town.
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"Wednesday norning, April is. 1873.

SPEoKs OF WAR.-The activity in the
Navy Department continues. and seems
really to indicate business. Hints are
given out from Washington that General
Grant is not comfortable, add does not
relish the position in'whioh his Admins
tration stands before the country. The
Louisville Courier Journal thinks he is
anxious that his sins, both OF omission
ana commission. snail be forgotten. and
seeks to dazzle, the public mind with the
blaze; OF some dashing exploit. Laet
winter General Osborne, Colonel Robb
and Major Savage and others we're en-
gagged to get mp d liat OF grievances
against Mexican marauders, and still
more recently the: Secretary. Of War,
General Myers and the Lientenanti Gene
ral of the army have hesai iinspScting the
Mexican botdet., Fo5ps h.yiai .iis5 .iiis5 hsssa
some tiEasmoving in that direction, and
it is.suPposed that lively row with our
-sister republic will soon be provoked.
At least We know not how to account for
the unwonted activity about the naval
stations below New oFleanA and. "a the
Pacific coast nnleaa this is shsoe1plans.
tion: THssre'is carsslhly / some, reason
foriantioipaanga arasil war Aandra good
many;largsisdjpin sdjpinttn9sssea::,, 7, A. diAsnltyswith
MEXICO would be = good: !:shlag; f6si the
President aud R4s friends, and there is
nothing in his history which fofhids tho
suspicion that he will not allow hia
religious or any other kind Of scruples
to stand between him and good thing.
We will not, be surprised, therefore, il
he lets alp d few Of his military dogs
upon people who are incapable Of
serious fesistances and who are so easily
devoured.
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List or Nnw wADvHRT1sRMKhrs.
Thomas Steen-Auction Sale.
Meeting Columbia Chapter.
John Agnew a Son-Porter and Ale.
University OF the South.
What is Life Without Health?
Nathan il Peixotto-Orookery.
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There were % deaths IN Charleston for
the week ending the 12th-whites s; co.
lored 49,
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progress. had been stealing the horses
Of tho Modocs. IL the Government free
OF 5is1ae in ito. conduct ..toWaxds the H.
dians2 It has taken their homes and
lsnds, .sEd pushed them m4apidly back be-
fore the march OF civilization. Il has
:Adowet1 them TO be Cheated swindled
and demoralizsd by .sascalIy Indian
agents, and when, under the instinct OF
. rude justice, they have retaliated, they
hare been soourged with fire and sword.
No council is held between the Indians
and whites in which the former do not
complain of broken promises and bad
faith upon the part Of the Government.
-. They have moro than this to com.
plain OF. :, It is still fresh in the history
Of q country, how Sheridan and his co:
valry butchered and burned camp OF
Indian sQuaws and children, already suf-
fering from the ravages Of the smallpox.
Is it natural that an 1ndian should give
his confidence to people who could
commit suoh acts? That be. q weak and
defenceless uanderer. would keep faith
with q powerful opponent who has kept
faith with nobody?
"The Government Of tho United States
has Justly suffered much odium from its
Indian policy. It cannot outlive the
damning record OF it's treachery and per-
seoution OF the South. It would be we'll
for it to halt before it lends it's power to
exterminate whole people for the crime
Of few. at the command of q man who
had all the malignity necessary to war
upon defenoeless women and children,
Who dared to burn aud devastate fair
land, and who has sought to cover his in
fanny under the contemplate snbterfuge
of falsehood." .--
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Mr.. Arthur Farley, for many years
steward Of the Mazyok Street Hospital,
in Charleston, died on the 18th.
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how ABOUT THB BONNRT8p-TAe bora
nets that are to be worn ddRine The eems
ing season are wonderfully and Hsrinliy
made. They +. are not bonness but
merely round hats with strings. The
crown is all right; it is q sober, sensible
crown-bnt the brin-Ahi the brim-
what rakish, dissipated affair it ia. In
no two hats are the brims alike. They
are fantastioally tucked up here, and
pulled down there, and altogether are as
wild and romantic adjuncts of hat az
ever sensational boarding school girl
could desire. All faces can be suited by
this shifting side scenery Of the bonnet,
and therein lies its advantage.
--~-~,IS---~>~~~~-
MEETING OF TIE TRUSTEES OF THE
UNIvRRs1rY.-The Board OF Trustees met,
according to appointment. at IL NJ. The
Board organized by the election of Mr..
Jillson as Secretary, and proceeded to
business.
Messra. s.. J. Lee. J. 4. Jillson, J. A.
Bowley and T.. O. Northrop were elected
members OF the Executive Committee,
and Messrs. S~ails, Jervoy and Cham.
berlain rs members of the Library Com.
mittes.
Governor Moses and Messrs. Jillson
and Northrop we're appointed commit.
tee to investigate the action of the ia.
Guilty and students in relation to Judge
Wright, and with full authority to act in
the premises.
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HorE1 ARRrvA1s. April 49,, 1879
Wheeler House James Nalony, New
berry; F 8 Roberta, Augusta; L W
Loryea. ! 81 Loryea. Charlotte; 81 A
Wriel. New York; 7 Buzzell, Montreal:
W w Milan and lady, Georgia; p a
Eichelberger, Edgefeld; r E Gurney,
Sumter; Pat Duffy. Charleston; E 8 j
Hayes. Lexington; Q Masalpgale, Geor-
gia; W F Wallace, wife, nurse and child,
Yorkville; B g Yocum. Chester; Osco
Bsruck, Augusta; L " Taylor, Rich-
land; Henry MoIver, Cheraw; B W.
Edwards, E @ Baker, Darlington; D Il
Turner. Edgefeld; B L Singleton. Ac-
ton; J O Winsmith, Spartanburg; A. A
I'd NJ Taylor, Greenville; E, A Wellford,
Virginia; N Kaphan, AbbeYille; @
Wright. Miss Wright, New York; JIM
Richardson, O; ", 81 Bethea, N o.
Hendris House 2Di L Tarner. Edge
field; Mrs E G. Weayer.-Geo A Weaver,
Urbans, Ohio; Mrs VI A~Spann d; two
children and enrse. Miss Jennie 4pann,
Lee. vile; E f, Smith, John ,H. Grist,
Yorkville; D 8 Walton, Atlanta, Ga; D P
Crosby, Bfackstoek; James FesaBlAtk.
B D.
E Cayplees, N Y;'J ,R5RjbsS 81
Perry, city; + j Maoksya Sfsr ;sEH
Wetham, Ga; " J HptRkiS city I'D
Gardner, n O., Mrs HiAWsed an tiS 81
NJ F Benton and witss . Hfsdl and Ais;
~ e. Il. i
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The ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
OANAI.-The question Of whether the
Atlantic and Great Western Cannl shall
be built. and hos much it will benefit
the country, is being very generally
agltated. Governor Smith, OF Georgia,
has moved in the matter, and, by q con.
vention OF the Governors of those States
more directly to be Infected if the'pso-
jsot is SUCCESSFUL, he proposes to get at
the popular idea concerning it, With
this view. he addressed letter to the
several Executives. of which thu follow
ing, received by Governor Moses, is q
copy:
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ARREs4 OF, ANOTHER Couarx Taxa
sunER.. - County Treasurer p. 4. EtSbel-.
berger. Of Edgsaeld. was arrested yes
terday, by order:of State Treasurer Car
dozo, on charge Of being defaulter. to
the extent OF $2O,OOO.. Mr.. E.. is in
charge Of the Sheriff of Richland. The
school tax. it is iatimated, is the bone. Of
contention. Treasurer. .Csrdosp. says,
other County !Treasprers will soon: be
brought up with short tnfn! gt'.
s -57----~-->~~ ~r~-r~~~----- ~.
MAIL LABRANoRMRNTs.- Northeru
mail opens s. 80 A. A. and q. 90 P. NJ;
closes 8 P. b. sud ii.0 A. a.. Charts.
ton day mail opens 6. 15 r. NJ; oloses'6
A. M.; night opens TOO "A. NJ. closes
6. 10 P. N. Gresheille opens 6.45 p. H.;
oloses6 A. M. Western opens ESQ A.
M. and 1870 p. NJ. cleses 8 and / p. N. .
Wilmington opens $50 P. NJ: closes
1880 A. H.: On Sunday: the Office IL
open from 8 to P. N.
- notorious caves. drop .
per-Rain. . 3
A bad wind up OF the xeek-Reeling
home on Saturday night.
By taking revenge, man is but even
with his enemy; but in pacing it over.
he is superior. =
Philosophical happiness is to want
little and enjoy nuch; vulgar happiness.
to want much and enjoy little. !,
A physician living in Kansas was b.aly
hurt, the other day, BY The caying in OF
we'll upon him. He should have st-
tended to the sick and left the well alone.
A strong mind may be tempted, but
will not yield. III.
Many men know how to aatter; few
know how to praise. .ia.
| The costliest culture. does not: cure
constitutional infirmities.
| ANoTHKR, ,BoARDRR FOR GENERAL D1N-
N1s.-John Beh6eld. of York. who was
tried for burglary and whipping two CO.
lored men, in August, 1871, and was
sentenced, Oh Friday lset. by Judge
Mackey, to fifteen years at hard labor in
the penitentiary, arrived in Columbia,
yesterday, and was turned over to the.
care of General Dennis The jury, as
we are informed. consisted OF six we'll
known white Democrats aud ak colored
men. They were out but FIVE minutes.
The Judge informed the jury before they
retired that if there were any mitigating
circumstances in the case. they could
recommend the prisoner to mercy. and
it would be considered In the sentence.
They declined to makeany recommends
ton. The trial and sentence gives gene
raj satisfaction in York, We believe.
There were other charges against the
prisoner. but they were not pressed.
Thia conviction is satisfactory refuta-
ton Of the charge that criminals will not
get their just deserts, when oolofed men
are the victims. Ht "a
HorE1 ARRIVALS. April 16, 1879
Wheeler House-Janes Nalony, New
berry; F s. Roberta, Augusta; Il W
Loryea. ! 81 Loryea, Charlotte; 81 A
| Wriel. New York; Z j Buzzell, Montreal:
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THE FA1R.-The Temperance Fair
closed hast night. Although not as
liberally patronized as might have besn
expected. still very respectable sum
has been realized. The ladies having
charge of the affair will receive the
hearty ''weil done" Of the ''sons" for
their earnest efforts.
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not % an lndt9crlmInRt6 massacre.
"Just as We finished writing the above
words, the kilograms came to hand with
the order from General Sherman to
General Gillem, published on yesterday,
directing the utter determination of the
whole Modoc band. There is no longer
any doubt as to the character OF the ven
geance civilized men propose to wreak
upon barbarians. We very much fear
that humanity will shudder when the
whole truth shall be known. We feel
very sure, however, that General Sher-
man will not shudder. But for all that,
1t, by the order of the Commanding
General, approved by the President Of
the United States, there shall be an in.
discriminate slaughter of mon, women
and children, guilty and innocent alike,
of the Modoo band, the crime of the
savage will pale before that of the Christ
ian."
The Savannah Aduertiser says:
A'Oaptain Jack has committed an Of
fence cruel, and, to our minds, oowardly.
Shall he and his people all be put to
death for this? The man he killed was
soldier-a good one, we are free to ad-
NIT. He WAS possessed of certain manly
attributes OF character which command.
ed him to the admiration OF those who
knew him best. Bot his record. too,
was befouled with acts OF cruelty, ipjus.
tice and oppression to people OF his own
race, hfs kith and kin.
"Even now it is said that Canby's
men, while peace negotiations were in
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tisement for proposals TO furnish fresh beef
TO the Workhouso and houses OF refuge
Mr. Sturcken presented resolution.
which was adopted, for the relief OF James
Campbell, J. Dnvigneaud and g. Arnold
Petitions, Etc.
Tho Mayor presented the under mention
ed petitions and communications, whlc"
were sevcrally referred or disposed o. ~
stated
From citizens complaining Of inau'frien'
drainage in that part of the Skin D's'''"'
bounded by NJ. Charles avenue ana 'h's'
nut, Ioworlue and bordeaux streets. u"
the Administrator of improvements.
From Michael Gernon. polio. justice.
E,,s, MupicIral District. informing tn"
C,uucil that be had entered upon "a" du
tics of his office. and proposing I" cooperate
IN any measures. within hi. jurisdiction. OF
scr,icc 20 the city. Received.
From r. Dnyan. for th" .nN'"''m'n'
of a certain part OF Louisiana avenue" !"
Tho Administrators of Improvements.
From boctorJ. J. Hayes. "'a'''" :" a""'
poY patient. I, ia" Administrator 81
Watcrwnri. aud Public Buildings.
From Scmms I. Mott. attorney" -! F"'
som N.o,hcr.. claiming ".o'? '!anne'S Tor
louar. suffered ~ their s'oic h"rns: broken
into and - content. carried "a Ivy mob.
Unanimously rejected.
From T. $ Wur,hnrr"r proposing 10
contract Ter The collection -! back taxes
Rejected unanimously.
from N. Uc,win. l. =. Mr,r-. Frank
Williams and !, ~ Ohiacn tor reduction ~
their .cspc,'," assessments. 'r"m !.ndw':
l.. llcin',. pastor. aud ia" members " the
German Evangelical! Congregation. Ia: ">-
C,nr!ion tvom city :aNa'!"u aud I" u"
relieved FROM execution "l Judgment I"I
such taxes. and from Louis Wagner :" he
relieved from ..,.urr for ta>'H 'fr"n''uslv
levied u. H." Administrator Ut Assess
M'n'.
III. t.rrj: 'h'n adjourned.
DANIEL. SCUI.l.r. Secretary.
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ny wALroN. nAyI. 4 EKEnEr-, Il.

DY WALTON. DAVIS l. FKEKET-i y.
ID walton, AuCtiouc'r - once, No. j" hnN
a,ro.t.-SATtRpAY MAY "a 1873, st twclv" o'clock
VI nt III. Merchants aud Aucicnae1s Exchange,
on ROYAL street win be sold. bv order Of ~.
Hoard of Directors of the Crescent city Loan ana
HuldiuR AssoCiHiinr, under til" provisions OF
nrtici. eleven OF their charter aud i"t account 81
whom II may coucr,u, Il" following Hltat"H OF The
stock IT said association. N nain's"i th' t"II"N
ing r'tp'"iI lively
a Ma,ulcr. j.. Two Slaiss.
NJ 81 Fine. one share.
4. St fin", ono Share.
Joseph Tommncllo, Twenty SHARES.
! T.. Ectl.nhurg. Ten Slai.s.
John . Bti'u. tlNo Shares,
T &. Movers Twenty Shares
John Rpmy, Ten Shnica.
Joseph FAl"uEeno, fir" Shnt's.
Ern, 81 Jurriu, Ten Shares.
john &. Hood, Ten Sharos
Mrs l. : r'cia Ten Shares
I J Ew.r. Five NhBrea
Jacob Hall, Isc Shares.
.ir..rh y. Hourg Five ShatCs.
l"hN Bohh. r.u shares
Csui t;ra, IN. Yen Shsi's.
N,a l. Ru.s zen shares.
John H. SuiIth Ten Shar,r
Emniusl Maggie. Fave Shares.
Terms. .si, w the .rui u: the tir'" 81 a ~ N
inr mylo - l5'd
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H.. Louisville ;..'g.: wonder. much why
the youth ~: tina: city ia n": establish u
base bal! club. AND believes thar i !. rur"
mai..r IN their par: toward newspaper 70
porter. a. che, ar" wei! aware W III" 'a''
thar .>,cv'inG she cheerful hu1:- law an!
uou.,r'nsi,r r,-. there ~ no:hlnG 'ha'
can hr - implicitly relied .n 20: good
,yrp ~: i.,ms ~ a base bail ,!uh. and con
acuu.n;iy :h,y refrain from establishing a
club .n: vi pure .ussCdnCss.
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No. 3i75l.
Dye. T.. GlRARDEY & CO., ArCTirS-
ID eeIs-Ncholas j. Hoev, auctoneer-omce 10.
II kSchanR" pacr-SAIInpah ."nr o. .o.',"'
GERS Exchange on ROYAL between Canal ard t.s
t"nh"use streets. viii he sold NJ fuoHc auy, ."
hy and in pursuauc" Of an order ii"in t"' non.
A L. Tias It Judge OF lie Second Nistr,rt Court for
he pari.h OF Oriraup dated May !, lG'3, and rtr-
drIod in the above entitled matter. the ioio"Ing
l. FUrn VERY DESIRABLE LOTS or GRoNHp,
SITUATED in the Third District IN The: 'quaI"
bounded hv Esp anade. K.ilei"", Roman ana ne:
brDy stTects dosguat"d ny tie nos. o. = a,'' y"
measuring, each, 81 i.ct1 inches mont on Roman
street by 100 feet deep between raihi' mes. h"'
No 10 forms the corner of Roman ana n'fl"it'
streets. Lo, No. q u improved by one story if8"'
house. Handsome ne ghboiho"d, and very "esI'
"A LuT OF GROUND in fhc second District N
the ,unar. bounded by ~ Loui- Gave, johnson
and tnrti s;r"cts, aud measuring a i'"f lh'hts
front gu st Louis htrct.. ~ !o' rect" lhch's of''
D. TWO LOTS or GROUND. situated n 'he
rr.t District Of this .iiy. in the spu"r" bounded
by Touis Myro. PaAuvr" and Gaspu't streets.
tng each y feet ON MNro street "' 10. zee:
:" iuCh.. IN o'yth, together WITH AL IN" "'' 'aSs
aud improvements thereon, comprising thi't one
- ~ frame h'ws". IN" lots are designate" u!
the n,uvhets %. "a and -. - ,, =.
!. THAT MAT AND HANDSOME T"o,>,oh'
FRAME rWtlL;SG known h, the NJ" $40 re-.
between ksp.anadc aud Bayou Road H'itcts; '''
lot i. IN the .vuat. ho,.udcI by Esi .&u"it BAYOU
Read. v,cIc and Maral. str'ets NE lot Il'a.
ures ~ fee. mont on VALERIE street ~ tee: vide IN
She rear. by .oi feet II inches lts deep TOWARDS
trplanadr street. aud - it'l ih'i's .t: e.
,crv ON the NpIs / side. line. The impIovtE,h ~ :
a neat and Nr!y SNOWY -" story frame U"t..'
ing designated hy the NJ. t% !:'icrc street,
!. TIVE, LOTS OFGRItNI'. ia the fl'st bs'ti"'.
| ~ the ,.,uarr bounded Nv LAFAYETTE. t"Nuias
bolivar and fertram s'itets. tc-Gua''a nv 'Ile
Nos. sand !, aud measuring as i"'oNE; L"' No :
>. feet , inches iluss front on LAFAYETTE slitt,
l., liN ;..i " niche. In depth On one SIDE. Ny i''
Tee. " inches che either side. by - feet inches
wl.r ~ the rear: 10: Ne. 'rtas'i''s - ittt :
inches t. lines front. 10y -. Tee: M mes Hh'
deep on one .d". an" -! feet Th'ht> - "tV''
the o:h.I side. ly :" :,ts .T'i's II "H':! -
| tie I'RT.
| r.rms-ruc Nal: cash ha'an'" az '"'ir" month.
credit tuI notes cured hN uo;iEaI" on '!' Nlbi'
crtN. hearing eight r'' cen! p'i "hhn" !iiitttSl
! from 'hc day sale UNA. final payment. Inc H''
| a.. mortgage. to contain she u.ua! i've per '"a'
| ATTORNEYS fec clause: :tc purchasers ~ keep the
'mrIo'em insured and :.atsiti the r"h'i's IL
the hold.ra ~, 'hr uo,cs. and further assuin,
rayment Of all take. 10, She yrav 49,. ~ :" !.s
| .aay OF sale over 'Ie pace ~! s'tlu'llta'i"r
| Acts 1T tale "ctorr A. uI.ta..l notary r."t'. a
| IT," purchasers expense my. " i - ~ ''
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6alK PARTITION
.i.,t..'.S az SAMtii. NtWMiS
ny " ALTON. DAVIS & ERERET-, Il

ny y VlTO\. DAVIS & EKEKET-!. I.
i walton auVttou,", -t'tll,V \" ~ Camp street,
StIlRrNI Jun. "a iH:J. ~ Twelve "'ciu". NJ. al
she M.,.haG'. and Auc't. ncc.s Exchange, ROYAL
.,,.., hy ,.,,u. and in pu,suRu," 81 an "fie' ~:
III. honorable ~. uud Ns',i': Court for the parish
of Ui',au. dated MAY :! iS1! fox ac."un: y. .Lc
above named Succession, Wi! he cold
TWO CkkFAlN LOIS OF GROUND. together
with the tMri u,sm"uts thereon situated III II.
SIXTH ni.',ict fauboutg AVat', dt.iInRtcd as lots
M. - and - IN t0uaiV Ne A. bounded NV fc':i'r
Scnla. rlsru.miu. and Rnhci' streets, Che lots
adjoining each ".hc' and measuring each ~ tee!
,ru: .N r'.lu.mir" street, hN n dcp.h at 900 zee;
- inches. r,twocu parallel tu".
T.,Ws-.u. half cash. The r"maiuirv AZ one
YEA, credit; IN she nrtc rt the purchaser, :" his
own rrdct ..nd Il, him inIo,sed tcaruc eight pcr
cen; interest; occurred h, mortgage, vita vendor =
vtl,i.rr: she mortgage - 'mhtaCr the i've iC1
Son. clause ;or attorney Z. tees va cas-" VI sHi'.
A.. ~: .alc before Andrew Nct" IL notary pub
;.. a.: III. ">r.u-. ~: the purchaser.
my l: /. \. N ~. Il
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pI {. L. GIRARDEY Il CO.. ACTON.
.C;s3.Y. Nay 3. So. 3: :wel-. o-e'ock NJ a.
-. H.c-aE:s a.a A.c'ion.er. :-sA.lse. on
=. = o: Ne. G-..ns. by ":..u. c; 20 o:s3ers o:
II. i... : Z r-..ll Judge 0: III. TX. ColTt 0;
r.rC...t. =. Q: america .or -.-e .-.lct o:
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