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Sherif's Ssle.
Safe of South Carolina.

In the Common Pleas.
Thomas B. Milford al Judge of Pro-
bate Court, and succrsSor in
Office &C., Plaintiff,
against
Charles Logan, Defendant.
Decree of Foreclosure and Sale.
ID order of Court In the above stag
ID ted case. I will sell at Abbeville
Court House on Sales Day next, Jan
uary:)
All that taact of land situate and ~
inS in the County md State aforesaid,
on waters Of South Fork o: Calhoun's
Creek, containing one hundred acres
more or less bounded 10y lands OF DR..
John s. Reid, Rev. yas. f. GILBERT.
Robert Thornton and others, sold to
close the Mortgage debt of Churles Lo-
gan. ut the snit. OF II. b. Milford, aud
others.
Terms Cash.
J. Y JONES, Sheriff A. G.
Sheritf's Office, Dec. IL, 1876. st
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VIZ.
Samuel c. Link.
Judgment for foreclosure,
HDY virtue of All Execution 10 MT
directed, In the above stute'
case, will sell to the highest bidder
1t Public Auction, within the lega
hours of sale. ut Abbpville Cour
House on Monday. the first day o
January. A. u. 1877. the following
described property, TO wit: All tia
tract or parcel of land, situate, lynn
AMI being on Calloun's Creek in th'
County Of ALbeville, South Carolina
and krown rs the Palmer place. alt
containing
$40 Acres,
more or less. aud bounded by lands .
john Link, Mrs. Pencil, Estate o
Ha.ktlI and others.
Also. small lot dry goods, 2 show ca
seq, Harness. Bride, &C., Is addle, ON
horse Wagon, Buggy and Harness
Mule, ] set counter Scales, two-thirtl'
Interest in sixty saw Gin. Levied 81
and to he sold as the property of $. &
Link, at the suit of Edwin Bates & 20
and Others to sutisfy the aforesaid Elk
.cution and costs.
Terms Cash.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff A. G.
SI,eriff's Office, Dec. 6, 1875. At
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POSITIVE APPEAL.

"HE Centennial year is fast draw
ing to u close. All accounts
,,Ut settled 10y the first of January
1877, will be given IL u Magistrate 10
collection.
MCDONALD g. HADD0N.
e: 20sh@l SO.
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G.

nrluiIl--I 4 ltr0Wm, McionuId d
Haddon, Wardlaw Il Edwards, J d Chal.
Lawson Co, Barnwell & co, lnrker & Per
rim, L II Russell, j Knox. christian g. VII
son, W Rosenberg, White Bros, W ] smith
EXPRESS.-J + Brownlee, $ 4 Rreazense
P + Pick ems, + D Pickcns, l. l. Gutfin, En-
ma Mars, J H Sanders. ] o Iienninger
Christian & Wilson: X Hamilton, ) Perrin
] Ii Knox, H D Wilson,, X w Cannon. 4
w Jones, B w Barnweli, W. 7 Ferry, Il +
WardlnV.
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The Arizona Gtsen says that there
Is In that territory q monster named
Sheridan who makes it, business. -
entice men to 60 with him 70 the
mountains upon the pseteace q
showing them rich nanes and It =
seldom that persons 90 enticed a7e
ever heard from afterward @1t Is be-
ueved that he has lured away and
murdered eight victims within the
past year. Gov. Stafford: offers $500
reward for his capture AID convic-
ton.
|. AT the last discussion held at the
Literary Union Of Bangnlore,SHindos
tan, a Brahmin :pundit, who paid the
society q visit, stated, while contrast
Ing the past and the present state Of
civilization In india, that there 10 .
clock in! the T~innevelly district which
was constructed by NATIVES. ,0os years
ago, and that It s mevedsby large
Jumps Of arsenic. He further stated
that 1t Is yet keeping time, being
kept in repair by tho descendants o.
tho maker.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ASTON HOUSE.-P A Gown. bordeaux;
nouns Mill; A Westhoiiner, John Jackson.
Dultimore; A P Squires and Wife. Lewis
SquIres, l. F James. Il button, Sumuel late,
Julnes Levitt, DR. Hoftn,un and Wife, +
/ hllcs, Chlies Cross Roads; d Robertson,
j W knsley. Charleston; sc Link. Link
WILLIE: 5 Z Cuson, Patterson WardIaw. Able
willie.
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SheriFs Sale,
A.. ]. Salinas aud others, Creditors;

A. ]. Salinas aud others, Creditors;
against
Miller i Robertson.
LIecufiOn.
HDY virtue OF sundry executions, 10y
I'D consent of parties, | will sell IA
r.uIic cutlery OH next Sale Day, Janu'
airy, 1877, the House and lot mn Main
street, known as the Richmond House
contains n acre more or less
bounded by lot OF Mrs. White and J
II. Cobb.
Terms cash.
JOSHUA Y. JONES.
Sheriff Abbevills County.
Dec. -, 1s7a.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, neal Honea Path, 8. c.,
Nov. ~, 1876, MI. WIN. l.. WOODS, OF
Laurens County, s. G., and Miss JAMIE
BIGBY, Of Abbeville County, s. T., by
Rev. J. 3. Traywick.
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FINDS III faE RAG-RAa

The .Gads" t ths ra9sbsrssnd tns rub.
bish-hsa;p are sometimes NOT . 1ttls curi-
oua. A mistress allows Betty. Is maid.
to keep srag-bsg, and occasionally Betty
yields to the tsmptax,so Of putting into
that bag articles which yrs certainly not
raga But apart from any suspicion Of
dishonesty, vstaablss fadeths.4s.avss ~
sery odd places, through fnsdysrtsaey W
so~rgstfulnsas. ~
We need ao. say much about such smdi
creatures a insects, spiders. Or iisard..
that are found BY the pspsr-makers n
bundles Of sspsrto; 9hsy ne unwslcons
iutrusions rather than 6nds.
A~"pstsat-lock vas once founl amoag
The contents Of . family ras-bags and .
It wss'wor,h Ace shininss.tths buyerNas
well content An old Latin pesysr4book.
bought q waste psrsr, had . buadls ~
nails, curieusly linked togsther, packed
inside H. HaltS..eyereIgnsa ad othAr coins
sre found In cast-oG pockets. IN the heels
Of. old stockinga, and inside the Innings as
dresses. . An old eost purchased 6yJa
London ds~alsrrsysalsd the fae~t-Ajoyfnl
fact to the buysr-thak the bnttcus con
sisted: Of aovsrsiens covered with elosh.
Three pounds sterling, IN Gsrmsn paper
money, found their way into : bundle ps
German rag, tina. reached . pspsr-m.tsr.
Thu London Ras.Brigsds boys ones found
bank cheek-book,. and on another coca.
sio1. ak .pairs Of new six stockings II
waste paper, and raes which they had
boueht: thes. unexpected articles VEN. Ia
ta benor Of The BRIGADE 1t encs rsturnsd.
A ,.r. End onea occurred IN the Bounds.
9th r.o;on. 4 ds.isr-oftb The rsutls ssx.
:. 80 toId- .,y. .i.n.ncs and mint 81
beer Tor !. p.ir Of old brsechss. while the
h~.,o,,n ma ,hsinrS ,afisad n. a-nubI;e
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Sherif's Sale.

By Leroy J. Wilson, Auctioneer.
Elizabeth Lynch, Ex'ix
against Execution.
Benz. Lynch, and othersJ
By virtue of M Execution to me d.
recled, in the above stated case. I viii
sell to the highest bidder, ut Public
Auction, within the legal hours o
sale, ut AhbeviIle Court House, ol
Monday, The lst LAY of January. \.
ID. 1877. the fnllnwiIg described pro
perry. to vii: All that tlacl ar parcel
.f Land, situate. lying and being IN
Diamond Hill Tow n>lip. in the Cuun.
IS of AbLpvillr, South Carolina, AM
known us:l,e Lynch Homestead, and
containing
279 Acres,
more or less. and hound 81 10y lands oI
J. W. Black, Capt. Swilling, and 9th
Ssrs.
Also, the Russell Ti1.ct. containing
200 Acres
more or less. h%"undcIhy lands Of John
smith. w. y. Gains. AMI others.
Levied on and tn Irc sold ~ the pro
perry of Elizabeth Lynch ut the sui
of b. I.ynrh. and others. to satisfy
the aforesaid Execution and costs.
Terms Cash.
L. p. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriff e Office, Abbeville, |
Dec. 6, 1876. ]
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Sheriff s Sale.

Robert McCruven anil Banister Alien,
ngMinst
D. NJ. Rogers.
EXECUTION.
DY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY FIX
I'D ECUTlONS TO ME ID.
,rclrI in the above stated rnse,
will sell to the highest bidder
at Public Auction within the legal
hours of snle ut Alteville Cnl"l
House on Monday. the 1T of .Iairnnr.y
~. ID. 1871, tile following: dcscrii'-
eli property, im.ing the reminder al
The Real Estate OF DIN. Rogers.
200 Acres,
more or less. bounded 10y lille River.
NJ. 0. Taluan. ~. d. Mars, AMI
others.
Hope Tract. 100 Acres,
more or less, bounded by Col. j. L.
calhoun. NJ. o.: Talmrtn and others.
Christopher Tract. 100 Acres,
more or less. unundetl by Col. J. L.
l tliIplil, II. Jaw, INV ptitSiS. 800
Dickson Tract, 40 Acres,
more nr less, bounded i,y NJ. o. Tai.
mon, Mrs. Lawton, uiid others.
Bellotte Tract, rs Acres,
more on less, bounded by Mrs. Dren.
nan, Little River, and'others.
McComb Tract; II Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of w
d. Mars, Mrs. Alstont and Others.
House and.Lot in Mt. Carmel
which will lie more fully described Of
day OF sale.
l.. p. CURTIN, Sheriff A. c.
Sheriff's Office, 9th Dec. 1876.
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Officers Basco NIB Lonse No 80.
NJ. B. McGhee. w. NJ.
Jno NJ. Mosely, S. w.
VIM Riley. J. w.
: J. p. Jones. Treasurer.
w. II. Gilkerson, Secretary.
Geo l.. F. Scyht, Tiler.
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL

TEE CENTRAL HOTEL
Abbeville G: 3. sc,
John A. Wier Proprietor.
Hotel is or the Public
Square over the Bank Building,
AMI has six new rooms added to 1t
making in all sixteen new rooms, all
brick and nicely plastered.
The PROPRIETOR will take charge OF
this
NEW HOTEL
on the lat dry Of January next.
Special attention given 10 Transient
Customers.
Table supplied with the Best the
market affords.
Every Attention given to his guests.
Polite and attentive Servants al
ways OH hand.
Charges Moderate and Patronage
Solicited.
Dec. IL, 1879. 2t.
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GEORGETOWN

INPRovTMENTs--Messrs. Young & Ese-
pan cave nearly completes the contraction
OF large, two story brio. building, a. ioia-
irg Trinity (Catholicl Caurcn, designed as a
length Ia les feet, by 10 wide, and will cost.
when competed, about sl2 600, the halls of
Old Trinity Church having been used In Its
erection. The lower story VIII be occupied
by The Sunday school connected with the
church, and has q seating capacity of GOO
children: The upper room Is to be used by
the Trinity parish schools, and win hold 50
desks, each desk accommodating four
scholars. .'.M Mr.. j. w. York is demoiishing
the two story brick house, No. lis High
street, formerly occupied rs . grocery store
by A. Gaegler, and owned by Miss Mary Dor
sey, Of Washington. The building will be
converted into two stores, with q store room
over each. The WORK will be finished about
the list OF December.
GRAIN TRADF.-1,20o bushels OF wheat
sold yesterday after change at si.26. Tue
boat Hattie Bessie arrived this morning
to Hartley Il Bro, with $500 bushels OF
wheat.
BUILDING AssoCIArIoN.-At o meeting
OF the Ten tn Building Association last night
ten shares were sold at si96 so each.
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ALEXANDRIA.

SPRUNG ALEAK. - The schooner Edith
Wis ht, loaded with shot and shell from the
mineton, Del while on her way down the
river on Saturday, sprung aleak, and the
captain finding IL necessary to keep the
pump going all the Time In order to keep
her fee. thought IL best to put into the CO.
lumbis's wharf, where he discharged a part
OF bis cargo, and will 60 upon the ways at
tue ship yard before proceeding ON her voy.
DRUNKENNTss.-Since the amendment 10
the corporation code relative TO drunken
ness, Mayer Johnson has as he announced
he would do, proceeded against druukards
urder the state law, and has In that way
tried several cases of parties arrested under
his instructions by the city police. The
mayor declal es his steadfast purpose 20 ar
rest all persons found drunk, and will issue
proclamation TO that effect.
FAITHFUL MINIsTER.-Rev. j. W. Webb,
the minister OF the First Colored Baptist
church at Salem, FauQuier county, is Ger
tainly an energetic and faithful pastor. He
lives at Gunston hall, but also serves the
church mentioned above, and while on his
way from one place to the other, on the IN
instant, be missed the Midland train in this
city. Nothing daunted, he rode on Il At car
10 Manassas, from which place he walked to
salem, distance OF "a miles, and filled his
appointment
THE STEAMER NEW ERA, owned by Mr..
VIM. Cowden seems to have practically
solved the problem of successful canal nav
igation. IL makes q round "trip I'm six days,
carrying an eastern freight of about 10s tons
OF coal clear OF fuel, and consumes a little
less than five tons OF COAL Gazette, 1GLh.
CAPsIzE OF A SCHooNER.-The fishing
schooner John Faunce, Capt. John Faunce,
OF Washington, bound down the river on q
nshing excursion, left here at 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning under two reefed topsails,
and was capeized by q squall Off Fort Wash
tDgtOn. About six tons of ice and S15 worth
of provisions were lost. The vessel, which
Is unipjured, was being righted to dav. The
whole loss will not exceed $50. The Fauuce
10 the new boat recently built In GEORGETOWN
by Captain j. ID. Faunce, and is a trim little
claft.-lSeafinel, 10th.
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fME COUHn.

CIRCUIT CoCrr-Judpe Carter.
and nef 81
be 6ned from the hox. Lyon agt. Ford q
Bolden, two eases; verdict for amount of
notes and Interest Skinner ct al, agt; Cole.
quashed. number OF judgments were
affirmed and defaults taken.
CRIMINAL CoURr-J,aioe Macarthur.
sarders, grand larceny Of one Diamond ring,
valued at $3.50, the property OF John ID. WAL
lace; jury failed To agree and were dis
with A. X. Browne as co1Usel In the h %urder
trial of Nimrod Norris. Charles ]. Tanning,
charged with assault with intent to Kill
John 1os smith, To. police =, Officer was found
postponed to Tuesday. The case of John
Bowen, charged with perjury, was post
charged with forging the signature of Joseph
F. Kelley to thirteen receipts for rent, was
convicted. and she made such q piteous APP
determined to suspend sentence for two
weeks and allow her TO see after the children
with the promise that she would return at
that date. Charles Holiday and Robert
Stalks, charged with rfOtous assault. The
government stated that IL was not ready ard
the court dismissed the case. Isaac Curry
assault on James B. Davidson; plead guilty,
and the Judgment OF the court below was
affirmed.
EQUITY CoURr-Judoe DIN,
To-day, Casey agt. Eaton ct al; guardian
81 utem appointed anu II. Kendall sub
stituted as trustee. Keyser agt. Haviland;
leave granted to George Bogus to Intervene.
Scott agt. Cole; rule issued. Hogan sgt.
Lyons; pro confesso. TeDley agt. Warning
ct al; do. Browning sgt. District Of Column
bia do; made absolute. Nailor agt. Nailor;
seQuestration ordered to pay alimouy. Bote-
Ter agt. Harrison; final ratification or trus-
tees sale. FUgitt agt. Shepherd; guardian
ad litem appointed. Brown sgt. Todd; de-
cree for conveyance. Hume ct ri agt
Stroud, bonds Of trustees approved. Key
worth agt. Keyworth; leave to file amendei
bill. Cresswell sgt Williams; sale decrees.
Phillips sgt. Smith; guardian adj Iitem ap-
pointed. Haxall agt. Gill; pro confesso.
POLICE CoURT-Jimge Snea
To-day, Henry Thomas, B. Buckner, and
Nathan Ashton, vaerancy; 80 days each.
Pat Rogers and VIM. Lente, profane; 30 days
each. Thomas Coates, loud; SIS. Henry
Stephens, same. Sarah Adams and Annie
Kelley, same; 80 days each. Selvin Cotton,
vaRrancy, 80 days Mollie Thomas, loud; SIS.
Louisa Austin, forfeited. Eliza McLough-
lin, disOrderly; SIS. Thomas Swaggart, for
feited. w. d. Bowman, fighting at Balti.
more and Ohio railroad depot; IS. Noah
Price, assault on A. Fletcher; 80 days. Rich
mond RObinsOn assault on Annie Brewer;
s. and costs. Sylvester Burns, assault on
VIM. Dodson; 500 or three months. Fran K
Sage, assault on Chales Brown; SIS. John
Williams, assault on Martha Shorter; 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-17

A RICH OLD MAID-sSO, 900 Stuffed in Bed
ding and Furniture. spinsfsr named T. ann a
GornwalI died recently at TOwner's station.
Upon examination IL was fund that the de-
ceased had $50 900 in bank stocks and United
States bonds, and the farm, valued at $40 900
made up her wealth. The bonds and stocks
We're found hid away in old trunks, In dress
pockets, stuffed in rolls OF carpeting, in bed
ding, and In fact the search for her posses.
sioDs was one surprise. Thousands OF dollars
would be found In the most Uncomfortable
places, and IL is not positively known but
that snug little fortune Is now somewhere
concealed In the house. Whether this theory
be correct or not. ii Is safe to conclude that
the heirs feel well satisfied with the search
[ Hudson Republican, Oct. 18Th
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CLARA NORRIS HrA1rH R,rr,

CLARA MORRIS HEALTH BETTER.
Clara Norris, after q long period of rest that
sired result, has re appeared on the stage
Apart from the fascination that this actress
exercises over her audiences, by the display
OF genius quite unique In its way, her pre-
carious physical condition causes her per
formances to be regarded with the same In
terest as attends on those OF Sarah Bern
hardt In Paris. When IL 10 known that an
actress ID pouring her life into work, 1t Is
impossible not TO watch 1t with q feeling
quite removed from that which one enter
taips for what, by comparison, are routine
performances. Clara Morris fraIl health is,
flied by acting.
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A FATAL WEDDING EvE-William Sim.
mons, aged thirty-five years (colored), uy-
Ing At No. 2i3 west 27th street, was knocked
and received injuries from which he died.
IL appears that Simmons was to be married
last night, and to celebrate his last day of
toxicated he staeg ered mp TO q white man,
who Knocked him down. Simmons skull
struck on the sidewalk and was featured
tai, where he died, The person who knock
ed him down escaped and has not been
found. The deceased was a porter empl owed
by John n. Hall, OF No. IS Warren street
The Coroner VIII Investigate the case.-(N.
Y. Herald, 18th.
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THE CHEEsRMAN TRAGEDY-Stdten,eat bs,
the Wounded Woman Mira Cora Cheeseman,
The Dung woman who was shot under such
mysterious circumstances in New York on
Thursday night last, Is much improved, aud
the doctors entertain hopes of her recovery.
Sunday night she made the following state
ment; 81 formerly resided In Lynn, Mass,
where / became ultimate with young lad v
To whom / uade very valuable presents.
Nine months sgO I moved to this city, as 1t
was more convenient TO my husband. Four
months ago this young lady came to New
York and asked me to give her 500, which L
you from your husband to which replied,
Separate us IL you cam She became very
angry and then LEFT. Two weeks ago dis
covered that my husbands conduct was
wards me. On Thursday night my husband
asked me the cause Of the difference between
me and my friend, 10 which 1 replied that
her. NY husband left the house after eating
his supper, ard returned about IL O'Clock,
when we each drank glass OF wine. He
said 10 me. Cora, am going to leave you ,
He then said am 20 GONG ana then se5k
q revolver from my pocket and nred, the
ball passing between my left arm and body
and buried itself in the door. Finding that
| was not wounded I fired again. and the
ball entered my left breast. 1 fell on my
face, and got up and said to my husband.
You had better leave; II you don't some
body will find out that ! am shot and will
have You arrested My husband then went
into front room, packed mp his valise, and
left after speaking again 10 me-"
The Boston Herald says that further lnves-
legations Of the antecedents Of Mrs Cheese.
man discovers that she IL the same woman
who called herself Cora Haywood, formerly
well known in Boston as q clairvoyant. The
Blanchards, OF Lynn, say her only connec-
uon with them was in business way, they
having boarded her child while she was ia
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A WATCHMAKERC Ours HIS tn BOAT WITH
A BROOM HANDLE.-FOr several years past
MATCHMAKER named Henry Smith has been
a resident OF Hunters Point. Some time
since he was employed by Mr.. Authenreit Ia
Ia the construction Of patentelectrical clocks,
but recently removed to New York, where
be took with him q number of watches and
jeweIry belonging to residents in Long ISL
and City, and amounting TO 81, coo. Private
detectives were employ ed to arrest him, but
failed to do SO. On Tuesday last Sergeant
McManus. of the Log Island City police,
saw Smith Standing in the Bowery, near
BayaId street, and Immediately arrested
him. Smith begged the officer to releas 50
him, ing that be would return the prop
erty in twepty-four hours, but ii was OF no
avail, and he was taken to Astoria jail and
renauded for the grand jury. The matter
weighed heavy upon Smith, he refusing to
eat any Thing or converse with any one.
This morning: as Keeper McKernan opened
Smiths cell, he found him lying upon the
floor. He attempted to wake him, but could
not. Turning him over, q CHASTITY picture
presented ITSELF his throat being cut from
ear TO ear and life extinct. An In Vestigation
disclosed the fact that the act was commit
ted with piece of broom handle sharpened
sufficiently to do its work.-[N. Y. Erp 1874.
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THE CoLoRED BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Or
RaniZed some time since under the name OF
MI. Olive Association, of which Samuel
Scott was the moderator, W. HI. Lee clerk
ard Albert BOuldin chairman of the board
or correction, was ratified At meeting at
Lees church on the 18th instant. This as.
ISOLATION Is composed of the following
churches RehojirO, Enon and Lees.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Dusements, &C, To

A00seDents, DC, IO'D8nG
Nutto,soi ThedteT. - Maggie Mitchell as
"Fanchon."
Thsuf5 CUnq7e.-First class varieties.
Lincoln Hdu.-Lecture by John Tyler, jr.
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SIMoN's CoMMANDERY, No. I, knights
=. ii. Lowrte, eminent commander; George
II. Newman, general; w. III. Hutchmal,
captain general; Arthur Semmen, prelate:
william Smith, senior warden; Edward
Chase, junior warden; j. r. N. Wilkinson,
recorder; John Skinner, treasurer; Edward
Howard, standard bearer; j. T. c. Brown,
sword bearer; William Gasktns, warder
John Hill, captain OF the guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-17

Henry Hays and Ann Peyton; K. E. Schrei-
ner and Carrie Q. Davis; Columbus ID. Brown
and Harriet A. Wesley; Frederick Ritter
Margaret Ann Bellows; Lewis Wilson and
Alice Harris; David T. Donegan and Katy
j. White; James r. Meline and Kate L. Per-
k1ns; w. A. Butler, of Prince Georges CO. D,
Nd, and Priscilla Msrlow; G. P. p. Wroe
and Maggie r. Belt; Samuel Stell and Annie
Conn.