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Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17
Arw Adrrrtisrmruts.

CNO SOUTH. YOUNG N N-Cau TO FI.ORl. w DA-$0 will buy 70 acre, of cra, V, land, U.t0O acres to sel-ct ironi. Coaatry healthy, ttick y rettled On tue Hue of Rk frsm Fernan. d"a to Cedar keyr t.raLKer bananas. etc, grow 70 perfection. Address. iuclosinx iOc, for copy of FLORIDA Ntw NokKER cuntAlnin. large maps with vieMr of FiotidA rcenery. J F. OIL NER. ten Agent. S4 Park Ro~, New York City
 lwl9
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

Edward Coun Is got "n train "t tue N W York New Haven aud baitioid si Meridian, on Monday aud paid Ia Walling' fo,d. aud refusing to pay. he Was pickeo up by sn officer as he got iiom lhs cars n tnaL cIly. e.tz.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

E. II DuuIiIlle, ot Wat ro~n, has s,o~ common ,urnip, this year, thr,e |, el aud tWu inCh,k Ill circumten nee, auu vt igbing eight en pouuIs. A blood btet length.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17
9ume @e,ps.

=. We shallfeel greatly obliged to any or ou friends in the county. Or elsewhere, who will lsend uu particulars orAny occurrences of intereS'Which may come under thelr notice.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17
KRevw to FIX the Indians.

INebraska Letter to the Philadelphia star.l
 came scross sn old fellow to day whom l met out in Arizona some years ago, and who has tecn prospecting in the Black Hills. Says he "Well I dunno but what the Government ought 10 adopt some plan to clean out the .1ujuns' and If \ was the Government IT buy lots of barrels of whisky, and lots Of big knives, and I'd put 'em out somewhar in this country, and Td invite every devilish redskin in the hull land to what they Call a pow WOW. After they got thar I'd knock ln the heads ei thS bar rels aud scatter the knives all 'round loose go they'd be handy. Then I'd go away and leave the lnJuns to themselves' and O course they'd take the whisky. and the knives and before sundown there wouldn't O- more than one redsin left and then Dud, rd take bead on him and betore you could wink your eye. daylight would shine claI through his carcass. And do you know that thus is the only way to settle the 1ujun question. I've been among rm and l know. Give 'em plenty of whiskey and knives and Uucle Sam will Save thoussnds and thousAnds of dollars.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

A WITE's HARD L,T.-Dunbsr's wife listened to long political discussion while riding down town yesterday morning. and 4t dinner she remarked to her husband
 Well, eight or nine days more will de- eide this election
 'Iu \ measure,' was the guarded reply.
 rm awful glad che continued. You commenced going out n,Rhta about the lss "t March, and you've kept it upever since. Tn be one happy woman about the s'h of November. Wen have cheerful fires, < .mrs. comfort and" .......
 'ChArlotts,' solemnly interrupted the husband, can, you understand th thing The election will occur on the 7,h pr"xi- tno of course. After that date must help count the returns, verify them, put our clubs in training for the mex, csmpaiRn, ,sx- anime the lies of the Opp0sitiun and % forth, and It may be n,x, April before I xea through. You must have ps,is nee, be- Cause every thing is working all riRh,.'
 What could she do hut hurst into tears
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

CURIosITIRs nF THE TELH0RAPH.-We eau Imay,ne the astouishmcnt of a butler who received a telegram iron, his master, N cer- tain nobleman, asking him to send ten bot as he was greatly in need of it. Or course the message had been wrongly trans. mltled, ten bob having originally been tin box This story, which happened no, many years ago, was told me by gentle
 man who was iL the telegraph service a, the iine. and had to deal with the com piaiut which was made about the matter. The following also comes from the ssme source. At one of tue gatherings held De- ri0dically at Br, smsr, some years ago s certain earl teleKrsphed to Edinburgh for . cooked hat to be sent to him Ut once. l.
 transmitting the message the srticIe men tOned Ss wanting was converted int" cooked ham, which wss actually for
 wsrded forthwith, greatly Co the surprise and indignation of the nobleman. A tel gram was once received as follows: "Pleast s'nd your pig to meet me at the station" :" Of course It should have been gig the h. Strument having made what in trlrgrsphic phIaseology Is calh false dot. Over sn'i over again j.ded railway officials have been caused fruttless searches alter a missinp 'hlsck boy through this want of power on the part of the telegraph to discriminate be- tween y and 'x.' Tue stories current on this point are numerous, but the best ] have yet heard is the following: S"m' time az" station master received trle- gram from lady stating that sh. mad lett at his station two black toys in the wait ing room. she believed. tied together with rcd tap; would he please forward them s' unce The xNtunished official caused search to be made. but instead of boys he touuu two 'hox' . in the waiting room, as de sclibed, which were duly forwarded. From similar cause on the. part of the electric fluid, lady received from her son.ln flaw s telegram, which sstunished her not little. It Stated that his wife had presented hln
 with fine box '- Chambers Journal.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

Rev. Ward Terry, recently of Bristol, who is now conducting farm in Norton vile, Kansas. shot one of his neighbofs 8 few weeks ago in self-defense. He was fully acquitt d by court of justice. It appears that he was protecting bis wheat field from the incursions of his neighbours cattle. when the neighbor attacked him with club. and It was matter of life or dsash between them.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

IN- Blrths. N srrisves and deaths inserted free. Obituary notices i've centR line.
Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

w We are informed by postmssters the fol- lowing named subscribers have left the places where they have been regularly receiving THE NEWS, and az they did not notify us of their change of post-otiice. and are in arrears to the amounts placed parallel with their names, we pub lish their only address known to ue. and If an, of
 UT readers know of the whereabouts of any oi them they will do us 8 favor by informing us.- Is 1t exactly HONEST treatment. to receive newp- paper till several dollars due. and then leave
 he postmaster to inform us the paper is not re- ceived, and the subscriber gone, nobody knowR wheres The following have done this: Does
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"Gittipg Bull told me"
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OBITUARY.

SlMS.-Died, at the family residence in this
Comfy, on Monday 10Th inst, Mrs. CEcIL1HE.
WIZ of JOHN s. SINS, in great peace-in the
Goth year of her age.
Her maiden name was FARR. She was mar
Iied IA 1873, and was the mother Of II chill
oren, OF whom Z, with their bercaved father
survive She joined the church at Fishdam in
io@'' and was therefore for nearly half a CEN
'ury member of the Methodist Church.
Her fatal disease was exceedingly painful
anu Tor about six months before death relieved
ner. her suherngs were very great But the
,ortitmac andSIssignation with which she bore
her afiilctions, lexemplihcd the sustaining power
oi divine graet. and greatly impressed those
VINO saw7iier She constantly spoke in the Ian
guxgcuf ruf AMI joyful expectation in regard
to the futurct and begged her friends to meet
her in that better land TO which she felt assured
she was goingf
The body WAS buried in the Methodist Church
Yard in this place to-day, and the flowing tears
and loud lamentations of some of the chief
mourners. and the evidently profound grief of
all, gave more than ordinary demonstration of
filial love. and told Enthusiastically Of her tender
ness and affection, her excellence and worth.
A. ii. l..
Union, S. c., June 2lst, 1876.
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A Flower that Changes Its Color.

Botany is division of natural science which treats Of
lns and study of Vegetable Physiology must be.thc
ndation of botanical Knowledge study only possible
" the improvements in the microscope and in organic
cbcmsry As plants not scattered haphazard over
the earth botanical geography must be studied and with
this, pianthstory Botany may be applied to the wants
of everyday c as in Agriculture or ticuture or Med
ica Botany Animals often exhibit marvellous instinct
in selecting medical herbs and observation of their
habits has often. even in the present time led most
valuable discoveries. And should man with his knowl-
edge and appliances fail to discover less than the brute?
1t Is of Medical Botany would speak or of the HEPA
TINE PLANT discovered i'm Southern Nubia the Flow
OF which changes its color with every change of the
atmosphere The remarkable changes and variations of
this Plant and Flower have been years our special
study resulting in the discovery of its possession of won
dcrfu medical properties, the existence and value
which have heretofore been entirely unknown to medical
science After much labor and scientific investigation
1--WE have succeeded In extracting its peculiar medicinal
principles, which is specific and for all diseases of
the Liysr, Stomach ana bowels pcrmanent euro for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Spleen, Const ipaon Jaundice
and all Bilious Complaints OF cannot send
living Flower of this plant to all who read
but to all who will send their address TO MERREILS &
GoULDEN Philadelphia, Pa with thrcc-ccnt stamp for
Teturn postage, VIC will send Free facsimile Of the
Flower that will change its color just the same as the real
Hepatine Flower
The Medicine, MERRELLS HEPATINE, for sale by
GIBBS co., Union c. H., s. c. and will cure all
diseases of the Liver. >
l June % % tf
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Money and Life Saved by its usa.

IMPORTANT DISCovERY.-tiaco invented the tcIe-
scope; columbus discovered new world; Harvey the
circulation of the blood and to Professor Morse Is due
the credit of teaching the lightning how talk but il
was reserved to Dr. Bradfcld to penetrate the mystic
depths OF science and drag thcreom the wonder of our
century. The victory has been won and woman is free
The sale Of DR. J. Bradfclds Female Regulator is un-
precedcnted in the history of popular remedies and
women throughout the Union attesting its powers and
applaudng its untold benefits to their sex.
Il BedHiitWi Woman.
In ncighborng village there lives young lady who
Two years ago was an object of pity to all who knew
FROM littlc imprudcncc ut improper time she
came irregular, and the victim of suppression in all
its horrors Such were the of the disease she
rS miserable and unfit for social enjoyment After try
ing many remedies, and paying much mo- % phySi-
cans friend sont her couple of bottles of Regulator
She improved after taking the first a,d before taking the
second she became sound and well Now two years after
taking the first bottles she is fully her former
health and is most beautiful woman Propcr rcsnrct
for the family, prevents our giving the name.
Female Regulator for sale by MOORES & Co. Union s. g.
May 26, '16 2l In
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SHERITF,S SALES

IN virtue OF sundry executions to me direct
- cd, will sell before Union Court uouse
door, on the first Monday in July next, with
In the legal hours of Sheritf's Sales, for Cash
the following described property, to wit:
One tract of land located in Cross KEYS Town
SNIP Union County, containing 2l2 acres more
or less, bounded by lands of William Wilson
g Z Shutteswor;h, William Briggs and GarlanJ
"iioourn levied on anil to be sold as the prop-
erty of the Estate of Alfred Wilbourn. deceased
at the SUN of Robert Gage against Sarah vii.
bourn, Administrative of Alfred Wilbourn, de-
ceased. w
iwoS'ay Mules and one two.horse Nn.oA
iGVi'd a. ana to he sold as the property of John
iicnry Williams, Mt the suit of Charles Bolt, as
AdminiStra of George Washington Williams
against John Henry Williams, Administrator of
Ulysses Williams, Wm Il Briggs and j Rice
Rogers.
on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day of July next.
l. WIFI sell Mt the Residence of John Henry Will
Hams, within the legal hours of Shcriff's Sales
one red Cow and Yearing, one spotted Cow and
Calt two Hogs, one Bureau, one Dress Table
an" "!aSs. one large pine Table, one pine Chest.
SIX split bottom Chairs, one Watersand, one
smlil Table and one mans Saddle all levied on
ana anu, TO DC sold as the property of John Henry
"llliams at the suit of Charles Bolt, as Admin
VI "ooi &c washington NllllamS against
John Henry Williams, as Administrator of Ulvs-
ses Williams, William Il Briggs and J Rice Roc-
ers.
ALSO,
will sell on WEDNESDAY, the HHday of
July next, at the Residence of Mabry, Ehi - nsf
within the legal hours .of. Sheriff ssSa ates one
PIANO and Cover, levied on |and f0'be~ sold as
the property of Francis HobsQn at tba.suit of
'ohn L. thomas, against Francis IIobson
Btas" If the terms of sale are not complied
with in five days after the day of sale, the prop
erty will he advertised for sale on the following
oalesday at the risk of the former purchaser.
II. MACBETH, S. U. C..
June 10TH 1876 "a q
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF UNION,
In the Court of Probate.

Mrs Nancy Garrett,
PomnF, n.,
against irocceds In Dover.
Asa Dodd, Defendant.
~ virtue of an order from the Hon. Joseph
- +. Gist, Probate Judge, will sell before
Union Court House door, on the first Monday in
July next, within the legal hours of Sheriffs
Sales, all that tract of land containing seventy
one acres, more or less located in Union County,
bounded by lands of John r. Minter. Somucl
Gossett and W GNWedoing, and now occupied
by saDodd, for cash. That out. ~ The pYocteas
OF sales the costs of these proceedings be paid and
Af9Rse54Af fSXsfeYr dollars and eighsg-six
cents with 1ntefcst ff6m the 9th of March 1876,
DC paid to the Plaintiff or her Attorney, and
the balance, If any, TO be paid 10 the Defendant.
Il. MACBEru, $. u. G.
juno 10th. 1876 ~ .,
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MARRIED.

-FOSTER-AIarricd, on the llth
lstant, at the residence of John Lipsey, by F.
Eson, Esq, Mr.. JAMES LIPsEY to Miss SAL
EpsTER.
Srr ~ 49, NDRICK.-Married at the
ssSYSrnr ~, - 49, ID is'qn, Mr.
of Union County.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the
residence of Mrs. K Hawkins, on the llth inst
by Rev. j. G. Humphres of Chester, Mr.. W.
\ Is. GREGORY to Miss NJ. A. CARPENTER, both of
Union.
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The VOTE OF THE STATE AT CINCINyATI-On
the seventh and last ballot the South Carolina
s delegation were equally divided-seven voting
\ Ter Blaine and seven for Hayes. That portion
which voted for the latter was headed by Gov
efnor Chamberlain.
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FOR SOLICITOR

MIR. EDITOR Please announce WILLIAM
MUNRO, Esq, candidate for Solicitor of the
n mn Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing election =
ms nomination Is made without the knowledge
or consent of Mr. Munro, and is. of couree
subject to the action Of a nominating Conven.
ton ITNIoN
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Hon. John A. Wimpy.

,o.s ,,u.,, ,. Atlanta Ga. Nov. L. 1875.
Gentlemcn-I have used the Globe Flower Couob svr
upn my family with the best results and think il The
9est Lung Remedy in use. recommend il with conf
ucncc TO all suffering from all diseases of the Lungs be-
i'''''S u WI" perform cures. Very respectfully,
JOHN y. WIMPY.
uiobe lower Cough Syrup cures Colds Coughs Bron-
Gno,is piD t9arSenesS Asthma Whooping Cough Group
rionrSy Pain and Soreness in the Breast and will posi-
Neiy cure consumption: Wesha publish in the Times
tcSlohaS oi great and good men of the nation whose
Enrds cannot be doubted in regard to the merits Of Globe
fioh riomrT rp rSyrmp; we prefer to let them speak.
June 23, '76 o. w" 0"''" .. o. -
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Services every Evening at the Ban
tiSt Church.

tist Church
Hear all ye people and let the Lord be wit
ness against you Mi. I2 The Master is come
and calleth for thee. John XI:2S.
To Christian Parents
Hear, oh my people: am the Lord thy God
which brought thee out Of the land of Egypt !:
open thy mouth wide. and will fill it, Psalms
FIXXXI:8-10.
Therefore the redeemed of the Lord shall re
turn, and come with singing unto Zion and
everlasting joy shall be upon their head They
shall obtain gladness and joy and sorrow and
mourning shall flee away. Is LI:ll
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PREPARING FOR WAR IN EpGrrIrIp si,oo
uo'ernor on,niperiaih letter to Judge Carmen
ter and proclamation, read in omen conr, In.
Monday 10 the grand jury, times have ouiet cJ
down considerably; but Oh the 9th inston, 60,
on the eve of Governor ChambcrIo;,, - JuS'
the Cincinnati Convention he issued e, iol
proclamation offering reward of SDOO for ~ :.
arrest and delivery of any of the murdsrors as
six persons, the murderers of John and Ca,Is VI
rine Harmon. 1t is estimated $50 persons vnro
engaseu, =" ms oeeu' makinga pretty little sum
to be paid by the tax payers of this count, -,
addition to the large amount which tho ~ -
Treasurers OF this county have stolen s;poo NJ
vember, 1868, which the tax povers Lo
make good. No reward has ever been Maid fou
these Radical thieves. 1t is said Hubbard with
severat ieaulns radical office holders, intends
t0-c6m" ance making arrests soon. Prince H.
ers has already been applied to for his bottolion
In Hamburg, aud they are now drillira ond
9waiting Tor marching orders. The Wintcr Soat
Guards are on the lookout, and will vet Give
. some OF the Deputy United States MnrsI.lO onS
rropate Judges and others about Edgefeld
Court House warm reception before the ann
mer is out. '"''
VINO INVENTED THE SEWING MACHINE-Col
Z. w. Howard, of Georgia, in a letter publisheI
in the Atlanta Times. claims for Cno.o;a ,II
honor OF the invention of the sewinr mocb;n., ,
and says that the Rev. f. r. Goulding should
have obtained the patent which was given r.
howe Mr.; Goulding is a Presbyterian minister.
ana is widely known as the author of the charm,
lss oook me Young Marooners." He posses
|Ser developed for fea sit would conflict with
S2l Howard Gays that, sometime
Zefe, ne visited Mr.. Gouldinp.
seehim busily engaged i,A> working
g machine which he had inyented,
proposed to patent so soqj as he
auld get part of the machine cast. lHthis he
sas delayed, and meanwhile the patent was
given to Howe. The importance of the inven-
ton was not understoodat the time. Mr.. Could
ing is now seventy years of age blind and in
poverty. TIE fruits of his invention were never
reaped, and but little has been realized by him
from the sale of his book, which has been trans
nted into almost every language of Europe
This is another instance of neglected genius in
Sthe South.
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Notice..

4 Ill persons indebted to Foster & wilkins
"A either by Note Account, prior TO Janu
ary list, 1876, will save trouble and expense by
making immediate payn ,nt
FOSTER & WILKINS.
March l. II &c
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Tho Railways and Steamship Companies be-
tween Augusta, Ca, and Philadelphia, compris-
ing the ATLANTIC CoAsr LINE. will during the
progress of tho
Centennial Exhibftfon~of the
United States,
present for the patronage of the citizens of the
South, routes of transportation and forms OF
tickets upon which TO reach Philadelphia that
will immcasuraby excel all other lines i'll point
of
Direct Daily Movement,
Comfortable Accommodation
Variability Of Transit,
Economy Of Expenditure.
To enable this to be done, the combined re-
sources of the RAILWAY liSEs Sourn OF Nor
FOLK together with those of the BALTIMoRE
STEAM PACKET COMPANY and the OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will he employed and tho
individual tCurist the social party OF ten, TWEEN
ty or more, or the civic or military organization
of 100 to 300, can each be cared for in man
ner that will satisfy their desires.
Price Lists Time Cards and all nccdful infor-
nation will be in hands OF our Agents by April
18th.
II will he to the interest of every individual
and each organization proposing to make this
trip to communicate with the undersigned.
a Centennial Exhibition Guide Book as su-
thorizcd by the Commission will be given to the
purchaser of each Centennial Ticket.
A. POPE,
General Passenger Agent.
May 5, 1876 Is Ans.
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Dividend Notice.

ORV4VOIIU NVCICC.
\ n meeting of the Directors of the Mer
~ chants q Planters National Bank of
Union, So. Ca, held this day, it was ordered
that Dividend of Five Per Cent on the Capi-
nj Stock. be paid to Share holders out of profits
for past six months.
Payable at the Bspts<s6 and after lst July
next. f. r. WSIJACE rosh;ar
Union, S. c., June 10Th, ING 25 Oh.
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WEST SPRINGS,


tf1hlS salubrious retreat for invalids and those
Il seeking rest and pleasant retirement from
the cares of business, is now open for the re-
ception of visitors.
The medicinal virtues Of the WESrSPRINGS
water are not so widely known as the many
cures they haveEfected should make them and
the present Proprietor is anxious to serve the
cause OF humanity by giving them a reputation
mat Shall induce those suffering from Chronic
Dlarrhea' Female Complaints, Kidney Diseases
or Nervous Prostration to test their efficacy.
West Springs are situated about II miles
- OF Union G. H., and persons travelling
oy railroad will find Hacks always ready at
Union Z. H., IL take them, at the low price of
Sl.50
Board can be had at the Springs during the
Summer, at S25 per month For single month
$50,
For further information address
REV. G.. 5. ANDERSON
Glenn Springs.
June Z3, 1876 % If
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Assessment of Personal
Property.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,


CNIoN, $. a., May 10th. 1876.
WILL be in my office fom the ls day of
l. JUNE next To the 10th of JULY, for the
purpose of assessing personal property for State
and County Taxes for the fiscal year 1876. All
persons not making their returns between the
above dates will have fifty per ccntum added to
the proper assessment.
All persons are required to report any and all
changes of sales of real estate that may have
occurred since the last assessment or they will
be personsuy resssnsiblez zsHS i.ks Tax, thereon.
All persons are required to make etheir own
returns personally or by some legally authorized
person or persons TO do so.
will also be at the following precincts in the
County on the days and dates mentioned below
for the purpose of assessing property for the
fiscal year 1876:
AT Jonesville. Monday, the 9th Of June.
At Browns Orc.....Tucsday, the 9Th of ."
At Draytonsville... Wednesday, the eth of &"
At Gondeysville.. Thursday, the Sth of =.
At Gongs' ................ Friday, the 9th of
At Kelly Saturday, the 10th Of -
At Cedar Bluff. Monday; the 18th of "
At Cross keys.......TuesIay the 18th of ''
AT Goshen llill... Wednesday, the lIth Of "
At Fishdam..........T Thursday, the 10Th of "
At Santuc... Friday, the 10th of "
AT Bogansville. Monday, the 10Th of "
J. :. MOBLEY,
Auditor U. c., 5. &.
May 10, 1876 20 ct
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NON-B Q A RID
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.

-0-
nNuE UNDERSIGNED represents the follow
l. ing FYRST CLASS NON-BOARD FIRE
ASSURANCE COMPANIES and is prepared
to take risks at prices TO suit the times:
4 HERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPT,
OF rHiLADELrUIA.
TIE SOUTHERN UNDER WRITER'S As
SOCIATION,
"a. Or 4RALEIG H,i S-ccts N ). :sgess
cITYzENS7 7FTRf rNSURaycE to1PY,
or NEWARK, Nj.
Country Risk Solicited.
P. A. CUMMINGS, AGENT,
OFFICE NO. ], LAW RANGE.
Dec. Il, 10. so If