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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
Congress- and the Currency.

The new currency bill passed by
the Senate on Thursday last provides
for free banking, releases the reserves
on circulation, except five per cent,
which is to be deposited in the treasury
for purposes of redemption in United
States notes. and requires reserves on
deposits to be kept by each bank in
its own vaults, part of which reserve
shall be one-fourth part Of the coin
received by it as interest on the bonds
held as security by the United States
treasury. To prepare for specie pay
ments the bill requires the retirement
Of greenbackS equol in amount to 25
per cent. of the new national bank
currency issued, the retirement to be-
gin within thiry days after the amount
Of 81 100000 of the national bank
currency has been issued: The max
imum amount of the United States
notes is fixed at S3S2, 100000, and re-
tirement shall be in reduction of that
amount until it be reduced to $780,
000,000. The redemption section
Of the bill prorilcs that on and
atterJuly, 1878: the greenbacks, when
ever presented in sums Of $1,000 or
any multiple thereof, may be redeemed
in coin. or bonds bearing +! per cent.
interest 10 coin, at the option Of the
government; and it shall be connpulso-
" ou the secretary Of the treasury to
reissue the notes exchanged for boudS.
The best features in this bill are those
which require the reserves on deposits
to be kept by the banks of different
parts ofthe country iu their own vaults
Instead Of sending them of: to New
York to be loaned for speculative pur-
poses in Wall street. and which pro-
vides that 4 part Of these reserves shall
be constituted one-fourti part of the
coin received as interest on the bonds
held by the government as security.
These provisions may serve to strength
en- the banks at home, and perhaps
tend to keep up a better distribution
of currency, the volume of which
must be increased if the bill becomes
law. The provision releasing the
banks from the maintenance Of q re-
serve on their deposits. except FIVE
per cent. deposited in the treasury for
purposes of redemption, is liberal
one for those institutions.
TNeWs C. Courier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
Il il Not Generally Et ',OWu

That the shortest possible route between
the SJut!l and Great West IS through 81.
Louis, over the 81. Louis, Kansas City aud
Northern Short Line. This road i!aS gained
surprising Importance By reason Of immense
expenditures in The last two years, Of over
TWO million dollars, bcsi.!rS earnings, in i'm
prOyrmcn;S Of roadway, liz rc!ayin= ;hcir
linz with best Qu'tiity Of Few steel and iron
rails, on broad new tie, AID substituting
for ordinary cars, new reclining chair cuaCh-
cS, elegantly carpc!ei and fitted, with dress
Hs rooms with toilet COnycDicntcS for ii.
dies, gentlemen AMI families travelling with
children, without any extra charge. THIS
lilr RIMS siX fisy Express trains between tie
Mississippi and NIs>nuri itycrS. $50 more
than any u!hcr roaI. and CONNECTS with al
The great Land Grant EOads in The WcSr,
and has adopted Ii modern app!iaaccS lOr
comfort, speed and safeguards against acci
dents Nc,u,iiug Il i.i!i aarl day wa:cjI:r:.:, "h0
inspect the rpa,. before ana after Tie passage
o. each train 10 Scr Iilai everything is III or
der. We recommend iAoSc contemplating 4
trip West 10 t:.Hc tie 81 Louis, Kansas City
AID Northern Short Line, it being the only
line running through cars between s. LOIlS
and Omaha, ard Tor tickets over this excel
len; line We refer or readers 20 any ticket
agent selling through tickets 20 The Wc>:. For
map. Circulars aut Tine tables address
either J. +. McG Ir;hv, cincinnati, o.: or Z.
e. Grnat. 81. Louis. Mo-, either Of whom
viii furnish any information desired. lit
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
From the Enterprise and Mountainccr.I
The Piedmont Manufacturing
Conpany---A Fine 0pportuui-
" for Investment.

The first annual meeting Of the Stock
holders Of this Company was held on We'd
neSday, the 18Th inst, in this city, at which
there were present q full representation OF
the Stock: The President, Mr. II. ?. HAM
NETT, submitted his report, showing the op'
erations OF the Company for the past year
Much work has been finished and al! paid
for. The policy Of the Company being tC
pay for what is done as the work progresses.
Ne learn that the report was very satiStac-
tory ~ the meeting.
The Stockholders instructed the Directors
TO make the necessary assessments 70 raise
IN amount sufficient to complete the build
in2S and TO prepare 1T once to receive thc
machinery. The assessment has been made,
and contracts will soon be executed for the
work
The buildings when erected will be capable
Of containing eight thousand SpindicS and
two hundred looms. The water power is
amply sufficient TO increase the capacity o..
the Mill 10 forty thousand Spind!cS and ono
thousand looms.
The Stockholders visited Piedmont on the
14th, by Railroad, and expressed themselves
as pleased in every respect with the location
and the work tha; has been accomplished.
The charter was accepted and bylaws
adopted, and the organization colrplelcd.-
The officers for the ensuing year are:
Presidcnt-II p Nammct.
HamIin Beattic, Alex. Melee
Thos G. Cover. 7. g. Donaldson, Of Green
vile; Dr. ". c. Norwood and Gen. Samur
MCGOWAN, OF Abbevilic: j. y. Martin, OF
Newberry: and Smile \. Gregg, Of Darling
ton.
The Directors are men OF we'll known bu>i
ness talents, aud highest rcspect..bi:itv, be-
ing az the same time men Of means. We
feel convinced that The enterprise viii be il!
every respect both eminentiy safe and sue
ccsSful.
Parties desiring stool; can obtain the same
by communicating with the President, 0l
any member of the board.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
D... seHr...ant ..DerIi.-S.

Our bodies arc not rs vigorous nor our
minds rs clear rs they mi:ht be. This re-
mari; j.; ,rllr OF IT Least tNO;!ligi!> o; civilized
society, AT: Of these two: :hi:'i< probably one
half is laboring under i,udi.y ::iirmilc$ o.! L
character likely 20 >h0r,rl! t!ic lives O! he
sufferers This i 4 !nci"nrI.oir cNhil; and
furnishes abundant food f". :"!tcc.i0n. Can
the evil lie mitiSa.r'l? Itcau. Lack oi yi.ail-
~ is illc PRIMARY cIusr ii nVsi y! iAc phys
icaI AMI McH:;! suffering 10 which VIC "re
subjected. AMI therefore: Il yi;al!Z;ug mcd!cI-
nal accn: IS the remedy required. Is there
such remedy? There j.. HU$tct,crS SOM
acil Bi;tcrS will rouse and encrgizc III" mind
an! body When ;hc life powe: oI III" system
is in = comparatively dormant STATE. lhe
lan.uid, feeble, dcSp0ntin% INVALID Is not
aware Of Iii" la.cl!t energies i!iat underi:cS
his debility. He :huhs there IS no clement
o.! viz: . l.: liz frame: Hen ;h:: tact IS that
his plv>;,'i Capabilities a:c merely asleep
am u;.lv !, qu;rc Tatiif}2 uv. L.; hin st!i!Il-
l:tc and tone lis animal machincrv, ana c'i-
do" il " = Ecw motive power, through nc
a"cncv . j. imcOmpiribic inri iyOrant, and
a
Ike i lnam who aS received 4 lex lease Of
l!c, AMI HE requisite health 10 enjoy II.
Many lru>iucs> men suffer from chronic lam
.unr ami depression caused by too close ap-
Di!ca,iuu 10 business lizard students are
otica oppressed with melancholy from Il like
cause. Mcri.anic; and working men are af-
irclrd liz tiie SlT way ~ :. result nf over
Labor. To al vino arc in this condition, from
whatever cause, EIoSicttey'S Stomach BitierS
will prove a signal blessing. I: is Il perfect
lanacr:. for physical debility aud mental
goGtn. !:s;rcng!!.rn> J.: Inc body, clears The
mind .:uI c..Im> i!Ic nervous system: while
~ rGnr,; for indigestion, bili"nSncss, con-
>tipatiOn. rhrWn at>:n. and i";erlni,:cn; and
rrmitcn: f"vcrS. it takes precedence OF all
Other medicines. May, 6, l6-lm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
The E.aTrr,iS Railroad :. Suc-

ave are credibly informed, says the
Ner"ld, that tie required amount Of
money has been subscribed to rebuild
the Larens Railroad. This is good
news, and We arc gra5iicd to announce
the fact. There is still room: however.
for any who desire to add to the sum
already subscribed 50 those wishing
to hell p can come forward.
This Is cheering news indeed, and
We trust it will not be long ere we
hear that active Operations are com-
mcnced."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
CoNEISCAT1ON RY TAXATION. =

CoSyISCAT1oN BY TAXATIoN.-in
Fairfield County, South Carolina, 49,
o99 acres of land, besides number Of
town lots and many dwellings, are ad-
vertise1 Ter safe for taxes. This is
equal TO 400 farms &C 30 acres each
which will come under the shcS.i:
hammerin only one county. Yet the
Ring Committee declare that taxation
is n5t excessive, and the majority Of
the judiciary COMMITTEE Of the House
of Representatives think thas the cou-
dit;on Of South Carolina does not need
investigation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
tHc Grcel,risle sbaily News.

We were pleased to fud on our t;,-
bic last Saturday copy Of the above
entitled paper published in Grccnyil!e
by Mr.. a. NJ. Spcights. It is all i'll
tcrestins paper, neat and new$y. Mr.
Speiyhts has b~"n engaged in journal,
ism ii Georgia: but has returned to
his native State to help i'll her rvSto-
ration. We wish the Aclrs success.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27

The assaults upon Senator Brown
low in thr recent Colorcd Nen's Con-
vvn,ion in Tennessee have brought
out from that mentally vigorous old
gentleman sharp and keen letter, in
which he aencunccs the "abominablc
programme there put forth il favor
Of the co-educatiou Of the races and
declares that the -, 900 white Repub-
licans Of las, Tennessee have resolved
to gct along without the colored yeters
sooner than submit to this sum Of
vi!lainies aud QuiutesSencc Of abomi-
nations
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
Governor Moses in Trouble.

On the 18th inst, at the Court of
Heacr&E SESSIONS for Orangcburr Coun-
ty: Judge Graham presiding, the
Grand jury brought in true bill Of
indictment against j. L. Iiumbcrt.
County Treasurer, and +. }. Moses.
Jr., for breach of trust and grand lar
ceny with fraudulent intent. Solicitor
G. ". ButtZ at once made application
Tor a bench warrant for the arrest Of
the Governor, which was granted
The sheriff went 70 Columbia to exc
cute the warrant. but Moses refused to
be arrested, and hurriedly called ont i
body guard Of the militia, who in their
gay uniforms took great pride in
guarding the Preston Mansion and
State House from any hostile aegrcs-
sion on the part Of law executing Off
GERS. Subsequently, however, at the
advise of his friends. the Governor
submitted and gave bail to stand his
trial at Orangcburg on the 29th inst.
Much difference Of opinion exists as
to the right to arrest the Governor.
It seems, according TO the charge.
that Moses induced J J.. Humbcrt, the
Treasurer Of Orangtburg County to
divert about Sc, 900 Of the State taxes
to the payment Of Moses private debts.
What 4 woeful pass has South Caro-
lima come to that her highest officer is
charged with larceny. We hope this
indictment is the inauguration of a
var against tile official criminals of
South Carolina that will not end until
the last one is brought to punishment.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
IVISEMAN REMOVES

TIE IST OF JANUARY.
!" The large Hall over MesSrs. J. +.
Webb d: Co : Store, whcrche will have
plenty Of good room, and more Light,
and hopes to 10 satisfactory work 1T
tie right prices.
Come all yo that love nice things. to
Wi<cn!an'> Gallery, over Webb Il Co.'S
Store. j0-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27

BUILDERS AND Contractors Special
NoTiCE.-Iour wants in tho Binding Ma
tcriai Line, inclGGin: Sa>hcs, Blinds. Doors.
Hardware, Manie Pieces, White Pine, Wal
nut and Fancy Lumbcr>, Flooring Boards
&c, will be furni'hcd the coming season by
tho Great and Old Established Builders S
Emporium. ct very advanta geous prices, and
4 warrant given on all work properly used.
They ale also agents for Asbestos Roofing
Felt, the material constitutes one OF unusual
merit much superior 10 any Of Tic CLASS pre-.
riouSiv brought 70 notice, and worthy oi
trial by those who desire ] durable, easily
applied. comparatively inexpensive and safe
roofing, being practically fire proof. Send
Cor price list and circulars.
l. H. HALL ( Co., Charleston, S c.
Nav 6. lS-lm,
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Letters OF Interest.

WATERS 4 Co., Publishers. s.-DEAE SIES.
The goods ordered of you have arrived
aId have l'cn delivered to Your subscribers,
and they cll desire me 10 express thciy cniirc
satisfaction with them. They say that ;hHy
have SaTcd money, and took more orders
when delivering than when first went round
Enclosed find draft for S273 20 and order
Hurry up rs YOU did the last.
Il. c. KING, agent, Selma, Alabama.
WATERS 4 Co: DEAR SIEs.-R"c*ivcd
from you Yesterday two crates Of IL chrOTOS.
| send an order III to-day for 10 more chro-
mo$--and be ready for another large order
ihiS week. Took 20 orders today: all for
both chromoS. Sunbeam is praised bv all
who see it. Said Z man to me to-day. Both
those chromoS framed. 4 share in the dis
tribution and the paper every week for i ;'car
for $ co.! Yes. sir; you BET I'll take it! Put
me down for both: here is the money, FOR it,
100 CHAs. W. FERRERS, Decatur, Ill.
In the whole eight years have canra<sed
have never seen anything that can do as
we'll with, as your agency.
HATTIE T. BALES, FOX Lake, Wis.
llavc taken s. subscriptions in ten days,
and 13 in one da:.
CT. GOODYEAR, Waterbury, Conn.
These arc specimens Of the mail received
" Olf VISESlD6 L ri EN4', Sl!iIHSO, u ldi-i-
iIy and story weekly in lis fifth volume with
L bona fiic circulation Of $1,000. Every
yearly subscriber receives as 4 premium, 1St.
choice Of Two elegant oil chromoS, finely
framed, or choice Of articles from an inl-
mcDSc liSt OF goods. jcwelry household goods,
etc. 2nd, receives also Il Share in the third Al
nual distribution Of premiums TO subscribers,
and Sd, receives also the benefit OF the mcr-
chandisc list. Subscription $500. sent on re-
cciptof price. Samples ,list OF goods, quarter
sheets, exc, SENT FREE 20 any address. See
| TKE GRAND WATCH OFFER. The bcst
thing III the world for canraSScrS AMI agents.
Address AT once WATERS 4 Co., PrBLISN-
EES CHICAGO
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For THE HERALD.
AUGUSTA, May 20th, 1874.


A""'s' ~ -1"S -Vt"' l''7'
'haN H0iIONS oF Ii'h HERALD
ou seem so urgent III your 'n'l'a-
'lon 10 Offers [" "rl'c 10 you' '""R l
imagine You "''l not oo'ect TO a 'lne
OF 50 nom ''''S quarter ana ol 1hlS
presumption "'''''
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''i'"' ''ecS "i' p''I'0o iloiN 'Ne O0-
ginning /" the l'f'h'"u> ~ ''''' >ii'"''
while o""h inc GENRE OF Dfo8d ana
"fcen otS', " .9o"'i7 10" serve as
fromcnadc<' a''o mere you can see o's-
Pi'ye0 " perfect "i'''c' "oSS u i''''i-
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Socs Oh - .Ioi" ''ie oliNi''ii''S 'ee""'
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hcart: Or inspiring 10 the hl'"d. y
select portion Of this Cemetery has
been dedicated to the ::ILor!c" of the
rorfa,,or,+o Dn.J rbo c:,;1crs oh-
,:i
serve Nehofia! lay: "''cH WI: c''c-
0ratcG last month with great d'>p!ay:
every crave was beautifully and pro
fuselv decorated with the first fresh
Snr;nr tiovsrs
T,a ~ ,,,,,1,. - will
l"e'' ''i' 5i'"' ""'''.' D'.
taFy companies here' their 1a'orlte
name seems to be Oslethorpe discipline
not cxccllcd. Each company have
+,o;r s.nor..o a,l,rod rn;f;,r,ns Thrr
-
present f"''c al ''"r'>''a "FP'"''"''
Cd parade,
There is one principal business
street but scores Of storchouscs and
~. r..,.s,.,,,rs n.,o ,t +bo 1,r.,,s+ hr,i-
NESS establishment. IS Greene l. Rps- |
si~uoI's Dru~ St9r:-to which | can
srarce)v do instice with nv ben. Its
situated midwaSof Broad St.. aud I!
,,,ssn..ns n1;,,+ .,,,,o.,,.,,co
Thn w;ndn,r, .ra w,an;ficont in s;zn .
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The :2rald is in the h@licS; respect q FAM
lily Newspaper. acVOtci! Ia the mat crial in
l"rcStS o! The people OF this County and the
State. II circul:itcs extensively. and us IN
Advertising :u"'!ilnm offers unrval!cu ad.
vantaGcs. For Terms, sec iirst page.
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.NSscP4lO9e POagS.
NOTICE.

All persons aTc hereby Forbidden from
trespa<sing upon and making use OF The
Quarry, belonging TO the County, located
near the Poor House. Any person so do
ing will be deal; with according 10 law.
The undersigned will receive bids until
the 18th d..y OF June ncXt, Cor the rent OF
said Quarry, at which time the Board Of
County Commissioners vii! meet and rent
tie same to the highest bidder.
BY order Of the Board Of County Conf
n:isSioaer$
II. CLAREMONT MOSES,
Gl'i; OF Board.
Office of County Commissioners,
Newbcrrv, :. c., May is, 1874. 20-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27

The SCIENCE OF HEALTH for June closes
the second year OF This excellent magazine.
rs contents are varied, interesting and uc-
full AS new volume of this Independent
Magazine begins with the next number, now
is the time 10 subscribe. Only - year =
for half year. or 20 cents number. AG-
,:roSs S. +. Wells, PcbliShcr, $50 broadway
New SosA
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NOTICE.

Pe,<"ns holding demands against the Es-
tate Of Elizabeth Long, deed are hereby
no,iiiei TO render in the same duly a.tested
TO the undersigned, or his Attorneys, Ness.
Johns,one t. Harrington, at Newberrv c.
H., $. g., on or before tie 1T day OF July,
1874.
LEANbER LONG, Admir-.
May II, lST4-2O-3l'.
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HOUSE.
PRICES NOT REDUCED.

The Proprietor Of the Wheeler House
would respectfully inform the travelling pub
lie THAI, in order to naiataia the reputation
OF his House first class Hotel. he viii
continue lis prices - l.-.e; t,:ore, and quar-
Antecc: . give 81. -4tisi.ct:o.i which has
secured to the House the reputation it Low
has. 7. M.@POLLOCK.
Nov. y, 45-tt. Proprietor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27

SUFFERERS from coughs, colds, bronchitis,
Group. Influenza or whooping cough will find
rc;itf in Dr.. WIsTAR's BILsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which hes now been in use for
nearly half :. century, and still maintains its
long established reputation as the great rem
edy for al! diseases Of the throat, lungs an2i
chest.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
The Highest Price for
Cotton.

respectfully call attention Of farmers to
the fact that vii! pay them the HIGHEST
PRICE FOR THEIR COTTON. either in
cash or merchandise If they wish goods
in exchange they will find my assortment
as complete Us can Je found anywhere, and
prices in accordance with the times.
THOS +. HARMON.
Mnr 1n-tf
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No. Train makes clos, connection. via Rich
'noTI. I" all points North arriving al New York
At 6.0i y. VI. No. Tv.iu make, close conn"c-
tion. via Wilmington aEA Richmond. 20 al
points North arriyn. L: New: J OK AZ ) - i. VI.
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,Vrss y miscellaneous.
VIII MINeToN, COLUMBIA AND AUeUsTAR. R.

shAI Mh 8 $zEJ fiiV "..:::,1..i
"a u - ~ o - lz,L
GEyEuAL PASSENGER DEPAETMEH
CnLUMHlA. : C., May i. 1874.
The following Passenger Schedule W!!l De olf
rated Oh and AFTER Monday. Ma: 18Th :h>taE;
GOING NORTH.
No Train. No. Tram
Leave Columbia 1r1 Z. II. 20 p ~
Leave Florence ........... - 25 p. H. 10 a. NJ
Arrive 1T Wilmington. Z j. p. IL. 1l5 a. III.
No. Train Iia%cs close connection. via Rich
monI 70 a,i Do:mt> North. arriving in New oTK
al Oh a. IL. -.a .".. -
No. 1 Train makes close connection, via o!d
Bav Line and :.<u. via Richmond. 20 ii! points
North. arriving j.: New York AZ ! Is p m.
GOING SOrTH.
No Tram. No 3 Train
leave Wilmington. 90 a. III. 6.lI p. m.
Leave +. .orrucr........... 4 0lp. II. II 81 y. m.
Arrive at Columbia 9.55 p. M. 4.oa a. m
Accommodation Train No.2 leaves Columbia
DAHL. SUNDAY excepted.
Express Train No. leaves Colombia every
hight. ~
Maxim. close CONNECTIONS 1T Columbia Tor all
points South and West.
Through tickets SOLD. and baggage checked 10
all principal points.
Pullman Palace Sleeler$ Gu all Night trans.
JAMES ANDERSON.
Genera! Superintendent.
\. POPE. General Passenger aud !icSetASeh''
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Z. G. ALDRIDGE
NOTICE.

1 will apply to tn. Probate for NewLerry
County Oh the 2Gth day Of Nay, 1874, for
final discharge as Guardian q; SaIl;e u.
Stewart. D. 4. CANNON,
Apr. u, '74-l7-5t.~ Gus rdian.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMIS SIONERS,
NEwBEEEY c. H., 5. c., Mar. =, 1874.
At a meeting Of the Board OF County Com
miSSiomers the following resolution was in.
troiuccd by Dennis MpaleS:
Resolved. That we the County Commission
crs s,shall grant the new road, Commencing at
or near Lang. RutfN> by way OF jolly Street,
intcrSecting the rev cut road two miles below
Frog Lcyc! y recently laid out by the Special
Commissioners, with 4 few slight changes,
so rs 10 pu; the road on better ground.
The resolution was agreed TO by Dennis
Moates and Allen Rice, but was objected to
by Thos. keitt, upon the ground tina: he
thinks the former settlement road is sufficient.
DENNIS MOATES,
Chair'n. 3. C. c., nc.
ALLEN RICE.
THOMAS KEITT.
Mar. i, 1S74-9-3m*.
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