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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

GATHERING SrArIsrIcs.-Hon. A. VOTERS. Superin-
t,nleu, And Assaye- OF the Government Assay once
Boise CITY paid vis; the Basin during the past
yezk. he has been for some time past engaged III
Gathering statistics, for the Gosernment As To the
mineral resources Of Territory. out serious at
tack Of illness has ln!eriered for several weeks with
bis l,bors We are glad 10 see. though. that he has
recovered his health and that he is iudefa,gable In
his efforts to pos. rnsei thoroughly a TO the Ia
,u.e And extern; OF quartz interests IN this sec
ton On las. Thursday he visited he lodges in Ban
ne, District, in which 50 much interest Is now felt
b. al classes Of people and spent day or 50 IN
GINNING the hedges in that section. We hadn't al
opportunity OF Interviewing him on his return, a. we
vr.e aoseu. VIXEN he called U.s. and he left early
81 saturday morning; ba; sc have no doub, bai that
b. sn:eraius most favorable opinion o! the lodges
IN Banner. We hope he IaAy had it convenient 70
~, OF. sectl0a more frequently.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

SUBSCRIBING TO THE LoAN.-The German
Government has subscribed an additional g..
QUO. 900 to the new United States five per cent.
loan. making in all S15,OOO,O00 of the loan
taken by that government. The Germans are
putting their money where it will do the most
good
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

PEss5sAL-Mr. Henry w. Potter. . prominent
citizen Of T.iasve. Pennsy lsauiA. arrived Acre by
rs. Ta1rstly's stage. with view OF acquaiusing
aims4t VIA the quartz interests IN this section. He
owns ledge called the Banner located in 1865. near
the head Of Illinois gulch-a region rich in 'qusrsz
depos-And ne proposes 20 prospect Ais ledge. with
me intention 0: forming company TO work IL If the
nine meets MS expectations. which we hope and
Eus'i T.l NJ. Potter genial and pleasant; gen
lenAn and We hope his yis!! may be the forerunner
'aproaEa5le investment, of capital by himself and
friends
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

Az Excpus-The mining season being about over,
there appears To be snallsized exodus Of our Chi
nese population. Nearly every stage for Boise City
carries OF from fou, eight at time. We have no
complaint to make over IL. except that they don't
leave half fas. enough.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

A SEVERE Loss MIR. S l. Haskell met with q Sc
rious loss few days ago. He had turned his horses
out 10 grass and when driving them in of them.
in cutting up his eaper. kicked another one. break
ing hts hind leg, and Mr.. Haskell was obliged TO
shoot the animal to put him on; Of his suffering. II
= valuable horse aud II IL loss 70 Hr. H.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

1.-The lower room Of the Masonic Hall
'e'n reprinted and fixed up generally. and with
Wv benches and stage. or ros,rum, presents quite
appearance for church purposes. Divine
-, '' were held there on last Sunday, morning
y e'ening.-and under the manifestations Of Rev.
,.. '''one the people Of our community are be-
70 manifest gratifying spirit OF interest In
WV spiritual as well a. temporal welfare.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

FRoA BosroS.-our old friend J. b. Fisher. Of Dos
ton. Was in town during the past week. We under
stand ,ha, he has bought Mr. James Hay in the
blacksmith business in ,his city, and will move over
to Idaho aud engage In business here. In company
With Mr.. Douohoe about the hrs, % next month.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

Fnox SUMMIT Mr.. George w Titus was In from
SUNNI, few days ago and returned on last Tuesday
George has found some pretty good digginss in that
section and IL en- gagged in opening his claims from
which VIC hope he will take out his pile.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

THROUGH MisIso.-Mr. VIM. Stirman. Of the sum-
init. old toll gate. house. the Centervle road.
was in town Las, TUESDAY. lie has suspended mining
operations for the season. in spanish guloh and its
tributaries the having failed ii the Deer Greek
Ditch.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

"'or fiELD.-Mr K. P. Plowmsu took about eight
u' Of quartz from Illinois gulch to the Keystone
IL =. 'Nicn' upon being crushed, yielded somewhere
...' ~s ne'ghborhood Of $40 TO the tom Plowmsn 10
:. SUED rom this test that he has good ledge. and
I'M. 'ps 70 hear Of his taking out any quantity Of
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From HORSESHOE BEND II. Angle. Esq.
Horseshoe Bend. came IN several days ago with
wagon load Of fine me'ons He has raised I'm
crop this season. and IL highly pleased with his loci
ton in the valley.
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and County.

,.xs-The ladies Of Idaho City have
TIE oAS .;..d , society, called the Omnionian.
recently srose of iuauguratns series OF sociais'
for the pu' Monthly or semi-monthly. during the
be D'. ~. place of meeting will hereafter be at
Winter IS. has been recently fitted up as .
The hsA W. hone to welcome. from time to time. all
church the society Of the ladies and be interest
Who Will eu' exercises introduced. The next social
cd, :. sivsn Tuesday evening" september S0'h'
By ofae' " HATTIE PARSONS. Sec'y.
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GONE TO THE DAY.-Mr. Robert Devine. an old re-
ident and successful miner OF Granite Creek LETT &c
San Francisco few days ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

NoTicE.-The attention Of taxpayers - called q
the notice Of Assessor and Tax Collector DAVIS
to be found In our columns this morning Come Z
time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

REDEMPTION FUSD.-At the sale Of money in the
Recognition Fund by the County Treasurer. last Sat
urdsy, warrants were redeemed at an average OF
seventy cents on the dollar.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

The BALI--we arc informed by the parties en-
gagged in getting up the grand ball in Kingsley's
new building tina. il will come OF on Wednesday
evening. October LIST. As the floor will accommo
date about fourteen sets =, time being believe
the largest hall in the Basin. hope ball
going friends from the Basin present force
The advertisement, will appear in our next issue.
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Dissolution Notice.
TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO

Il fore existing between the undersigned N the
saloon business in Idaho City. Boise county, !. T..
under the Arm name and style Of Peyton \ Holland
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent j. B. Peyton
having bought out the interest OF g. B. Holland All
debts due the late arm must be paid to 3. Peyton
J. B. PEYTON,
@. b. HOLLAND.
Idaho CITY. August ~, le7S-wl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

RErunSEp-Profes.or W. J. Rothwell. after an ab
sence OF about year In the East returned by las
Mondays stage and proposes. we bslieve to. take VI
his residence permanently in our Territory.
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In the matter Of the estate Of THOMAS MALONE.
deceased.
In Probate Court Of Boise County, l. T.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT
i by the petition presented and aled by Philip
Couder, The Administrator Of the eatate Of Thomas
Malone deceased praying for a order TO sell real
estate that It IL necessary to sell the whole Of the
real estate to pay the debts outstanding against the
deceased and the debts. expenses and charges Of
the administration: II 10 therefore ordered b. the
Court that all persons interested in the said estate
appear before the said Probate Court on
Thursday, tho I'd day Of October, A. D. 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said day, ct the COURTROOM
of said Probate Court in Idaho CITY, in said county
to show cause why An order should not be granted
to the said Administrator to sell the whole Of the real
estate and the personal property set forth in the In
ventory now on nle; and that copy Of this order
be published once week for the period Of four
weeks In the IDAHO WORLD. Newspaper printed and
published In said city and county.
Witness n. b. Moore, Probate Judge and
49, Ex.Ofacio Clerk Of said Probate Court, with
the seal Of said Court, this 18th day Of
August, A. D.. 1873. u. b. MOORE,
Sept 1, l673wA Probate Judge.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

FoR Hoxx.-Mrs- James I. Crutcher. having sper
couple Of weeks visiting friends in our city. lef
this morning. with her little son. for her home at th
Capital.
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BOISE CITY PRICES.
ID. Falk & Bro.
Boise City. /. T.. August II, 1851
Constable's Sale.

COuStoble'S Sale.
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ issued out Of the Justice Court Of J. II. Wick
ersham. ESQ, in and for Idaho City precinct. Boise
county. l. T., upon . judgment rendered in said
Court. wherein Wing Fung Co. are PLAINTIFF and
Mo San il defendant for the sum Of Ninety.Five
and 25l00 Dollars together with the costs Of suit
taxed 1t Seventeen and 5000 Dollars, duly tested
the 30th day OF August A. D. 1879 have seized and
taken under execution all the right, title. claim and
interest Of Mo SAM defendant in and to the follow.
ing described mining property. towit: One certain
mining claim situated on Bannock Bar, formerly
owned by Dick French and lying between the ground
formerly known a. White Co. on the north and
Pierce Co. . claims on the south, being about 90
feet in width and fronting on Gold Hnl: together
with certain water right and ditch taking water
from Bear Run and conveying the same upon the
above described mining property; also certain
cabin known as the Old Pierce cabin on Bannock
Bar. All Of the above described property being sit
uated in Boise county. Territory Of Idaho. Public
notice 10 hereby given that on
Saturday, the 9th day Of September, A. D. 1879.
At II O'Clock M in front Of the Court Houss door IN
Idaho City will sell public auction. for cash. the
above described property to the highest bidder. to
satisfy said execution costs and all accruing costs.
JOHN REEL Constable.
Idaho city, Sept. 1. 1s7S-wA
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ComrNo TO THE CoAsT.-J0hn G. Heenan,
. tho Bepicia Boy" il expected in California.
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ATTEND. By ALL MsANs.-The ladies Of Idaho City
have organized social club. under the name of the
Omnionian. and they propose having social gather
ines. monthly or semi monthly. at the hall now
fitted up for church purposes. The next meeting as
will be observed from the notice elsewhere in our
columns. viii be on the evening Of September 3oth.
and the young sen,lemen.--And bachelors too-have
standing invitation. If they are partial to ladies'
society IA attend these pleasan, social gatherings
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

THAxxs-some kind and considerate friend IN the
valley --sam Clayton. "prehaps Sent US box OF
nice grapes aud fne watermelon. few days ago.
We return thanks.
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Special Notice,

4 8 WE CONTEMPLATE MAKING CHANGE
~ In our business, We would request ell those In.
debted TO 10 - call within 10 days and settlo,
either b. Cash or Note. p. 1ALX no.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

MOVING THE MuI.-The road to BANNER n;etr;c+
being completed. Mr.. Crafts has contracted with Mr.
jacob Phillip for the removal of his mill to The Ran
ner mine. and the work Of removal has commanced
ON last Friday and Saturday Phillip loaded mn four
wagons with machinery. and on Sunday reached the
banner road. near More creek, all right with his
teams getting over the piece Of new road from the
damorinus with very little trouble He has mt an
another team and will waste NO time in the remov.,
OF al the machinery. and will no doubt complete the
job In three or tour weeks. He has moved everv
quartz mill In Boise county, and ought to understand
that kind OF work. Mr.. J. H. Hepworth. a CONNIE.
tent engineer and machinist left for Banner. last
Sunday to receive and put up the machinery and he
informed US that IS soon as the engine and boilers
were In place sawmil attachments would be at once
put on and the work Of cutting lumber for the new
miA buildings commenced. An enormous quantity
Of lumber will be required, which it will take
month or six weeks to cut that the mill will prob
ably not be completed and ready to run on Quartz
before early in the Spring. as in addition to the work
to be done here. large amount Of machinery ia vet
to be brought from San Francisco. Mr. Crafts has
gone into this enterprise with the intention of max
ing 1t success and he win spare neither time nor
expense in procuring the best machinery, and in
having his mill in complete order for successfully
working the ores OF Banner District. In an enter.
prise OF such importance, it is well to heed the old
maxim OF make haste slowly" and it would be the
height OF folly to attempt to work successfully the
ores In Banner District without being fully prepared
with all the necessary machinery required in reduc.
ing silver ore. We have the utmost confidence in
the richness and permanency Of the Banner, VOL
VERNE and other lodges in the district referred to-
and Mr.. Crafts Is going at the work right in not
rushing ahead to crush rock without having the
necessary machinery and apparatus on hand to save
the silver and gold
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-18

a. DISTRICT scHooI--The District School opened in
Ana ~, W ias' Monday. with Miss Mary Mitchell
A.. hattie Luckett a. teachers. Both ladies'
Sn... suAnned for their positions. having had some
NAV. twenty years experience. and under their
s'~ens the school will flourish switches. also.
Ne A.. 0~.~s-Next Monday and Tuesday are
Al o. Gays OF the Jewish or Hebrew New Year.
l,ior. oef Il" Il the most important Of their 70
on, NJ Jays - 1t is the Day Of Atonement. Although
d.v. -n' 'iew population il rather limited, these
VIZ oe fully observed BY those in our midst
Ne, /" 1HiSo.-"Uncle Crafts" ct the ''old cor.
c.,.. Always up to the times. He has just re-
do "e patent lamp burners and nxturss which
and 49, .l.a The old-fashionsd lamp shades. Go
y IMAM and you'll b sure 70 buy one.
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+ NERVOUS DEBfL1TY. "A DhpRRssED, IR-
RirABGs STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FRE1ESo; no ENERaY Or AM.
NATION; 0oEFUsED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DEBnfrAr1He, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES! The consequence OF ex-
cesses. mental overwork or indiacretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds ,yRnE1oN
CURE In HUMPHREYS, HOMEOPATHIC SpE-
C1F1c, No. %. Il tones up the system,
arrests disoharges,t dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and rejuvenates
the entire system;.it is perfectly harmless
and Always efficient. Price So for pack
age Of Ave boxes and a large s2 vial of
powder, which is important in old serious
Druggists, or sent 5y mail on REGENT of
price. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
592 Broadway, N. Y. For sale by GE1aEn
d McGREdoR. Columbia, 8. @. Ap14 +Ely
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CAPTAIN JACK

NHE Modoc Chief. by his remarkable dsr.
Il ing, has rendered bis name notorious.
The Indian Girl. by surprising all opposition
in the Cigar Trade, has gained unbounded
reputation. And since this reaoherous ohief
HAS ASSASSINATED
death to the Modocs!" this Queen OF Luxury
hiss been selling the Manila Cigars, famous
for their nerve-allev;StinG quslitiss; also,
those brands at three for rs cents, that are
the subject OF conversation among judges Of
the weed-thus proving that she is hot one Of
that tribe. And ns
GENERAL GlLLEM
Finds the lava beds hard to take. 30 smokers
lind the Manila, Princess and the hne I'm.
ported Cigars hard to beat. Mays
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: MARRIED,

brides father, by the Rev DR.. J. l.. REYNOLDS.
Mr. CHARLES n. BROOKBANKs, formerly
OF Charleston, 8: Co. to Mics EMMA 6.
LAYNE, OF Columbia, 8. @. No cards.
ATCharieston Ne,ts copy.
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W. K. EVANS & CO.,
\ DEALERS in Stoves, TiNWARE,
81 &c. ROOFING promptly attended TO-
Id LI6HTNIEG-R0DS erected either in
SEcity or country, upon short notice.
May 8 3mot
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HoSIc1DE.-On Friday night last,
about 9 o'clock, in rear of the Bomar
lot, in this town, John McNally was shot
in the head and killed with pistol in
the hands OF Lieutenant NJ. F. Gsllager,
both OF the United States Army. An in
quest was held over tho dead body, and
verdict rendered in accordance with
the facts above stated. We have no
such particulars Of the sad affair from
such authority as would warrant Us in
giving them to the public. Lieutenant
Gallager, by his attorneys, Duncan Il
Cleveland. has made application for a
writ of habeas corpus.
Manning has elected the following
town officers: Inteadant-Joseph Gallu-
chat, Sr.; Wardens-W. 4. White, j.
q. L. Thames, B. p. Barron and D. J..
1sradham.
Colonel J. q. Evans, of Spartanburg,
hos been invited to deliver the memorial
address in Charlotte. on tho 10th Of
May, and has signifcd his acceptance of
the invitation.
The Augusta municipal difficulties
have been adjusted. and Mayor Estes has
withdrawn his resignation.
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To Rent,

To Rent.
AA POSSESSION given on the 18th inst,
.G&H the COTTAGE HOUSE, now occupied
bv Mr. lsaaos, on Taylor street.
May 3 GEO l., DIAL
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HoThn AinrvAIs. May 7.-Rsos.e's 7Rss'
HoteEC " Montgomery, Oharlestoi: J
e Mendenhall;l lThomasville; s A Roach.
N,C;J,Y Caldwell, Mira Caldwell and
four children, Wfnnsboro;J MsHmith
and ;;laqy. .Rarnweil. SO; JH GGonden.
FS YLowe, Pa. O B Knowles, TenG: =
G Croft, Anderson daW Ailispn. Dar.
hngtbu; n + 0'Oonnsfl, r Hkftii. MO.
- Columbia RotehLHHa Lsbby5 aTW "
o Brien; Charleston; Ia E. Jones: MIL
B Spencer and wife, Conn; W H Eyans.
Sister NJ Farier, Sister M Glare, Charlea.
ton; W e McNul.ss, Doko; j " Sign.
wife and two children; g @; HW Lsv.
SON WI Otesswsll, SO:i AZ. ~.
Wheeler sHouse-R. Il -Wafiue,. Balti-
moreI John u Hsmphiili Chesters S B
Lee, 0oonee;cD Or 8 Angie, Ohssloste; "
Adams, Kingville; " s. Gregg, Whining.
ton, Chas: 9 dupdrodprf. Baltimore: &
Lee. N @; ,rohn Kerpr Phila; ~. 81 ,Gi-
rardeau. Sumte2; D s Hart Charleston:
J W3shackIsford. city; ", N Rovlett
Rsudris HoassEa. +: d l Haniiitssf. sRl.ioh-
land; T Stewart, ,-Ridgaya5; J III Blair.
CITY; NJ A Blend. Chsrlotte; r 9 Hepeie.
Augusta; D Sonter; Fla; Miss Laura
Benjamin., .Lexington;C " Sheron, Ga:
J Hsaaen. Chsrlsston; II A Spsnn; Lees.
yille;: Miss A N Anderson, Ala;, " M
Shaaekleford; 81 a Gibson, Fairfield.
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pleasant look snd courteous d s.iuIstIon ba
carried el*sye With him: which seemed TO
breathe 3: halo of eheetfulaess around him
,a3 ,Tah3esT,eysr s, ts1spt; Quri6g ttp long and p3kn-
murmuf eeoaped his lips. Calm, pstient and
even Gheerm go tho last. no ono coald,iook
upon hts serene 6ountensnce without sdmira-
taon. ny picture would be Incomplete, did T
n9i mention that to al his good, qualities MAS
trns. IL .ne graos q an abiding and unisltering
NE ne praoseed tts virtues; &nd he putt the
seal to bis faith by connecting himself r;tib.
lieiy with the church In whio6 he had 6een
THE light which led him on .I19
Was light from ReAven.n
DIR. Chairman, I feel my insbility to .nos.
tray tho character OF sssh : s;sn.4 Il :sSsss..
ts = thsnao worthy OF the poet. In his .dssth
the commonwealth has cd. Suoh = cha.
: saSter St 3 Is blessing to 9ny community. Such
widow and children, which win animate snd
encourage them during their piiRrinn Ara in
me to deeds OF virtue and Acts OF love. Il ie
better than fortune, more enduring than
richest E4+' : .i'T = 3.-:-1.aa s.sA
He has gone; and We, deplore hi, i, ,.,o,,
Many Of rs loved him With brother;s iove'
sud lament his death with INF eigned sofrow.'
May HE who feedeth the raven ard prnvi.
IDENTIFY caters tothe sparrow" comfort. che.
rish and support the sorroniugc widow and
/ Francis ". Fickling, IN -eecondipe the. .raso.
luton, made very earneat speech, In which
he dweiled with great, EMPHASIS upofi tha
high moral charaoter:o of the. doc cease6 and Ina
warm advocacy Of the .ide rof right against
sdienS, and 6is firm adherence TO hts
The meeting thereupon adjourned = 4oa
tLIatl ]: P; CARROLL. Chairman.
CHARLrsF. JANIEYl Secrstary. - 80
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letters, Oh q sheet Of foolscsp: "John Waties
is at your SERVICE" It Was go like him, so
generous snd brave. An earnest, bold 3nd
rsadv %sS AFno slTsys
and ready tongue, to epeak even to the tyrAnt
on his throne, and dsfy his power. Amidst
| the mass OF records OF the wholesale and
wicked prosecutions which are transmitted in
! what is called the great Ku Klux trials, there
Is no Eobler and bolder speech than " WatieB
uttered on that OCCASION; and when the nd
mory OF the prosecuting Judge, the packed
juries and bribed witnesses will only be re-.
membcred to be cursed, the name Of Waiies
| will taxe place with that OF his iilustrious
grand-father. His apeech, like the eloquent
opinion OF Judge Waties in tho State Is.
Lehrc, reported In Treadway, vii! be regard
ed as the manly, true and noble production Of
| kniShtly SOUL
AS a patriot and defender Of constitutions al
| liberty, our country haa furnished no bettcr
example: Ho did his full duty. The de-
| scerdsnt OF good revolutionary stock on both
sides. it Was natural to expect this nnch
from him. At the hrst call OF Gov. Piokens
Tor troops At Charleston, in December, 1860,
he wen. As Lieutenant in the Columbia .Artil:
lesy to Fort Moultrie. Soon sftor the fall Of
Sumter, when there WAS no opportunity for
State eervice, he ronptly hurried to the
bss Of snssss Sh HspGn aS %
organized his artillery company, and served
Gallantly in tho Army OF the West until the
close OF the war. At the desperate battle Of
| HIhuhlius uC IeCelSoQ d 6eVeEe nOuQQ, W6lCl
undoubtedly contributed to the development
| OF tho disease whioh carried him to his grave,
But whatever may be his qualities as i law4
yer, soldier and patriot. which entitle him
contemplate him as man and citizon.
He was, undoubtedly, ono Of the noblest
men it has ever been my good fortune to No.
sociate With. Kind, courteous and brave, he
as authority on all questions OF propriety and
honor. Determined and persistent IN de-
tending the right. he would forgive or retract
with the frankness and candor with which he
hypocrisy, he was simple and artless as
enid. His graceful manners and handsome
iaco were indicative OF his pure heart and
clear mind. Indeed, to know him we'll was to
| lovs him. Few men are endowed by Provi.
dence with 80 many attractive qualities None
knew him but to love him. mono named him
but to praise. With MEN, women and chill.
drca. he wss great favoiite. 4 Kind word,