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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-19

The Cattle market has BEEN more :.ct!V, th''
week, following tho scant supply OF last week,
the quality of the offerings WAS rather b2t.".
III an for some time pas, ard price: tOr top
were fully tc better, com 5lon not being IN much
demand. Calves dull aad nominal Vt quotations.
Sheep are coming in slowly, but the d9msni i
very limited, vory faw sales being made y: nHy
price. Receipts Of Hogs this week a:o no. So
numerous as last and prices, although they have
not advanced any, arc stronger, ""d srlr$ ~
more readily ma 10 at quotations. Cow Hn
Calves seal CO :tad in demand. M";fc. m'!''
OIL L.
, 1877-08-11
NeymilNteS

Gin YIDoiinn, melder lid Der
iinnlolen 3s,ltDrungs,uutb pom 81. SnIi
Der Seuile : rs mub ales p%erunQe-
nirt ,perocn! miiroiq onihliebt, 1T in
Ser Drcoigt erbalten, pelbe Elm Dlener
oes Gponseliums-cnglildcr 3unQe no
tiirli6-am porlebten Sonntas lnYitts
burg gebolten bat.
9crIelbe bebauptete ndmli6 nit Dem
befannten frommen slu3enauil0lag, oaB
Der Gllenbnbn-Strif nit ALIEN. ipas
orum uno bran bling uno oarauf folate.
cine G9iduny iel fir bos Terbre6sn
Sonntaas 3iae uuf Der Gllenbabn fab-
rem su %lalisn!
@lanbt elmer BON %unleren 2elern, biez
Ter Monn @ottes wile nidt, ooB ocs
6obren Der Gll~enbabus'ise Gin oHsntliz
DIES 8eoiirfniB uno 10 ,penis Elm Ser
bre6sn rpie Die Nusilbun9 oes Yreoi9er-
berufs am5onntas 1T, ipelder ibm lelbit
Butter unb 8roo eiebt 2. 50 oumm
fam Der Wam offsnbar niAt leln, oenn
ba fonute man ia la9en
nGs sebt oos Mlt1enmab bes lnIinns
Weit iiber Menlbli1es binaus."
uno wenn mir redt no6lsDen, 10 bat
ni1t nur elmer, %lonoern es babsn lo9ar
mcbrere Der bieliscn enslll6en Yiaffen
am 5onntag in oielss l6ansrli9s9tobt'
md6terborn eeltoben. Wir in8en nit
allem 9ehaht YfaHtn Scnn iper
eirsn 10 baartrdubenoenlln inn bebaup-
tfn fann, wdbreno man bod bere0tlgt
lit, bel 2eutsn in lolder 5telnna ei1cn
scpilien Grab BON Sntelisen3 nno Bill
Dung pDra~us,ulesen Der mllb Elm Seub'
Ter lein-por Dem loQ mnn li6 0il Ell.
W.ttsb. NOl.)
SnGafifornien acbt a l.
ia d. Siiralld) warb auI Dem
Wege nact Gan Suau, Ntoaoa, Der
Bofmaaeu It'll flint llbr Niorgens ua
Of i%tauicnb Dollars %beraubt;' nm lieben
llbr maro cine Y%elobnung oui Die Gnt=
oeduns Der Gbdtel seieet; INT 'tp0lf llbr
moren oicielben ernlittelt I'M s'oet ubr
Nahmitta9S mar oaS game Gel' mleSer
our Stele aeihafft ). UNI fiinf ll6r wur'
oen sic Tduber cridollen uno UNI I:dlS
ubr wmoen lie bearaben.
, 1877-08-11
Msuftf tflegr. peps(bfa.
Ser Rrieg int Oricnt.

CONDO II, 10. ga9uft. Sin @iener
Correspondent berv TimsS" Mill uillen boB
Die Ierbifde 9iesic,un99lniiolten actroffen
bot, nm bic gum 20. o.M. 40. o0oWann
n,obit gu MAIDEN. Tieie Streitmad)t
fol- on Der iiibottiden @ren5e aufsefc1t
nsrben.
gudareit 1T CUR 3 it nit %0teicrueteup
pen Gus Wu6tano uno gerwunoeteu bon
Der Oonau iiberfi1t.
gincr 0epeihe aus Nortanopel %lufolse
baben Die Nui1en cine itarfe Streitmaht
81 &aiubosbos cou;entrirt. uno eS iteb'
baielbit cine 9dtaht in Iuslidt.
Die yerlirsr Dalboifisie(leu Sournals
betreiten Die @nsabe, oaB Die beioen Sat-
fer in ibrsr 3uiammsnfunft gu SId)l eine
politil1e l1ebereinfunft eetroffsn bdtten
Gle aeter jeboA su. oaS Sic Drei.&ai~
isr.auians neu b~efeitist wuroe.
2onoon, 10. Mu9. Scr listener
Correspondent oes v@tanouro" tclesra.
pbirt SD bin i'm Stonoe, ST. melotn,
bob Die Trage iber Dos ginriidtn Der
Mu1Ien in Gsrbisn BON ben &ailern
@iIbelm unb Uran3 SulcpD warbeno IT.
rsr 3uiammsnfunit in Sl6l ~iiberbaupt
njdt e1wabnt wuroe. Gieie Gra9e miro
wabrl6einli6 in Der 3%ufunit gang al SCI
Mdt e%ela1ien wcroen. GuiliI6c miIitd,
ride 8eridte aus Siela erfldren iebt
unertpartctsr @eile, oab Die Gcppero-
ton Gerbien's nI6t notbwenoig lit.
WobrideinIih 1T bieler Meinun9sped.
lei benz llmianoe 5usui6reibcn, baB bic
ruilii6e &tsieruns icbt erfabren fat.
bab Elm @elud I'M bic Cooperation Ser
bisns cine obi6ld9ise Mntuort er6alten
Daben wiiroe."
, 1877-08-11
Guropai)de Nabribten.

Sn Tim isierte am 10 Suli, wie Die
III. Shn." meloet, hies Woonet'i6e
Yu6orutfsres, Die dlttfs Der be tebenoen
YuAbrufcreien inlllm. ibr slusibmoert-
ldbrises Subildum. Mattbdus Waensr
war es, Der lie am 10, Suli 1877 bier
sriinretc. IS erbte BEN Yelis pom Wa-
ter ouf Coin uno @nfsl uno ltrenfel,
SIM Sabre l777 par Gbriitian lllrj6
Maauer Der 8eliber. Ser lebte Was-
uer NOR Der @robuatcr Oc5 9%esenpdrti=
gen 9elibsrs..
SreiGura. Der @eiAaits9an5 III
@cpcrbe.. 9auosl uuo 6 .~oultrie lit gss
acnwartiJ slm lebr flauer uuo lino Nua
seid)cn eiucr baloi0en yeNsruus nid;i
uorbauoeu. Su utrlhieoenen grOBereu
Ot'haitcn bicli9cr Staot bat eIne '0ce.
ablesuns ber Ar6ejtsl0bne, in anoeru
cine Scrmiuoeruns be5 Arbsitsperlonal5
ltattseiunocn. Wie man bort, weroeu
SpcI sroBere tieli9e Glabliilemeuta
"ahlter Gage, uadoem it, lire Gor.
ratle ani9earbeitet, ibrsn @;iddft5be'
trleb 9an5 einlteQen, uoourb cine sroBs
Nnsabl uoa arbeltern auf eiumal be-
lhaltiguu95 o5 werocn. Die Iu8ii9.
tell liuo III pi;ler Bcsishuna lebr IN.
9inl.l9e. Nur Die Sautba:i9teit lit oa.
picr I'M . rbdltnllie gu aNoeru StaOteu
elHs nodl jlemllb lcb9alts.
@ciosf5erg. Scr bier nuoircuos
GrD9roBber3ol pom Yaotn 1T an einem
r1.u nat'lAsa SIeber, (Si4ia5) nidt
uabcOentlldD srtranft.
Der, wie 9emelbet, am 4. Sui &C.
l~torbene YrOIellor @sbsimratb 3opf
batte oa5 alter pom II Sabren erreid)t
uno felt DEM Sabre 1928, "a er lid) all
hItliger llniuerlitat babllitlrte, ununters
brodn oerlslbeu augsbSrt. Ter1dlts
uBmaBis ipat, crit 1889 wuroc sr
auBerorocntildler, 1912 oroentlld)er
RroIsllor. SIN ultssmeIu 9riinOliAe5
Nllisn, aussebreltctc 8eleienbeit UNI
ole ~lclteue Sab, audi trOdluere @e9eus
l'dnoe nit 9umor 81 wirsen, ma1ten
oaB liA feline TNrislunsen ltsts zines
bsosntsnosn 5uipruhs erireutsn, bis su.
nebmenoc Inidue Der &rantbet, Der sr
l1llsblid erla9, i'm i'm uOri9sn Gene
ltsr nOtbl9ten, lie gu unterbrtden. Sic
bsbanoellen meilt AaturrsNt Staatss
red)t ano oeutiAe 9}ehtsgeibiAte. @e.
blete, auf oenen CT uabcltrittsn ais Ius
torltat gait uuo ourb feline 8erfe, Die
Oieliaac aufla9en erlebtsH, melt iiber
Die &reile per uniusrdtdt binaus belebs
reno uno anreseno sewirtt bat. Wfii
:iner Msnse Iedtssutadten srif ct in
se 5rassm Der 5eit elm; benz oifentli'
ben Ssben bat ct nur poribsr9sbena
1850 ais Uiit9lieo Der erlten &ammer
anss0ort. Sm lpdtsren 5abren ldlob
n lid wo4l mfbr osr toaeruotiustIeri'
fallen 0flAtun9 OIL, obne isooA gum
6anatItcr 3u wsroen. ST wurpe nadl
BEN 9litu5 Der tat5olii1ea IirAe be'
3rabsn, u,tsr Dem @elsits lelnsr Toue'
len uno oes ar0Btea G6sil5 bee 2tus
, 1877-08-11
)alauoi(be psPs(beu.

Soronto. Ont, 10. Ius. 3wei
Mrbeiter, Namens &obt Mliaer uno S.
s.. Milioms, lpel@s auf Dem SoAe bcs
Moeo5ins @anIom, &snney & @emmia
bei@ditist ,porcn, l"tiirstcn 9cltsrn 5uidl-
lig oui Die 9trob BE berab, uno wurben
ou9enbIidli6 9ei0otct.
Soponnob. Ga, 10. g(ug. SUI
lius Eney, Elm bcfannter 9ieliger Sptse.
r~cibdnoler, bssins s~eitern Seltl tmorb,
inoem CT Ii6 Spei &a9eln ourd Den
&opf ioste. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wer
Den als Die llriaGe Der Shot apgseebsn.
Sr. &noy mar As Sabre alt, bon @eburt
Elm 9eutl6sr un5 binterldBt cine Witt.
lpe uno cine neunSebuidbri9e Sodter,
welde in uefgonsener @o9e cine Nsiie
mad Dem Noroen antroten.
Srop, q. 3, Naa. glla Del Moce,
cine So9ter oss 8antnoten-@ rapeurs
VI. Del Noce, puroe seitern gu Sulett's
Gambling an George. See bonn Slise er.
i6lagen.
Golumbus, Mill, 10. Mug. Scr.
omen. meIde oeltern glbcno aus Yidens'
County, Alo., bier anfamen, tbeiIen mil.
oaB Die burA Die grmoroun9 BON Sto,
m, &irfpatrld uno 9ulb am lsbten
Samltass- @bcnoe erscu9te @ufrsouns
1id 9eIest bat.
Sic Nessr baben ourd 3susen bcw.es
fen. oaB msbrere @eibe li6 an Dem brsi
faden WtOrbe betDeiligten. Sieben Ne.
ger lino perbaitet uno Saftbeieble fir
Die iibrigen ausseItelt woroe@.s
Gan 6rnncisco. 8. Aug. Sc.
9en oht llDr ssltern Abeno bro1 in
bent bon Nrum, Gait Wsr@ant uno
, 1877-08-11

OE IIlit<AO ELI lila,
s%esrunbet 1922.
geridt ser Wa6e am /. Sa4uar 1917.
8ants unb 6Ypptbefen uto
8runpmtetben auf Gisen.
itum lit Der Stabt pEtIapel-
sbia II
Ser. @taaten etneetraae Srno5 $4,000 on
Darlebsn bsr Staot pbillbsl-
Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
Siderbeitsn Der Gtart gbtla~
Observation-Disclosures. 1t.172 rs
uno anpsru etatts.......: 61,4sO 90
Darlcbrn hes 9rsimaursr Sent
pels, acknowledgements 22,C00 90
@ruue= %ieentbur .."."....... 57,l2O 70
9pntS BON Derlbiebenen @i1en
bobnetl lnb anbere Corpora
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 355,s7o 90
Ittien ron Ssrl6iecet ell 81 en-
tebten unp anofre Gcrpora.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1872, 1924 so
Suisrsdsn...........".". 1880 20
@aar Sprratbts uup in Saueen
som asentsn.. ............. 373,O34 Y
$3,7S8,095 Ga
Sim 1Ien Sanuar 1876 beirut
oea bic MGets ............... 1861, 932 81
3unabme int Sabre lS76......$ 226,163 80
, 1877-08-11

Wal9ineton Ctr. be9rdn3ten SdnIergea
pierte in eincm 6taQe Seuer aus, lpcl'
DIES oas gauge Geuierts, iouie Die r6ro-
li6e Sdlfte oes bon Waibinstons nnb
Sadion Ctr. bcgrensten Sduier9epiertes
in Ml6e leate. Ser @elammtusrluIt be=
trdst etua $4,000.
, 1877-08-11
@epr9e Gibfpn, IT,,

(Ma@tslser pcn aeluss & G'iblpu.)
sc 0. 1901 90 a i 8 trabe.
Smppttenr nnb gdnblcr in
alen Sorten ForSellou- ruo @(as-
Maoren, lowie in perldiebenen
9lrten SauSbaltru9a9e-
r%dt6ibofter.
ST babe ircteu hirsft er9alten cine neu
Gprm @irtbIhaftts 6laihen uno ale 9lr,sn
Won Oldier, 8riltaQs 8lalGen, %Gbampasuer-
Glider, elm SOuss enforcement pDn Yisrsla-
firm. &t8talter DEER MaRertibits 0NeIrl9ers
%otprs," ippie cine erpbe guamabl spn ~frau5as
lIiGen uup en9iifgsp prrSsllnu. a gsss
, 1877-08-11
8e'gien.

2onbon. 10. Ius. Die goreGon=
fcreni oes 8ereiuS su, Neformatiou uno
@ooili,iruna Der @ciete Der Watiouen
wilo um 80. Nuault a~nltatt ON 20, in
Nrtrelpeu absebalteu meroen. Ole Ser
d%nosruna wuroc in 6olae 0er JiubenS'>
1dcn g dfulMieier setrcfen.
, 1877-08-11
Derfbermmas=6 efelf.
9irstuia
TeMer ,tuD marine
Derf6srungsge(eufdaft
Capital $500, 900.
Sffice: 1915 Waiu GtraEe.

Disie Gerilberungs.O sleuldnft 1T idpn i'm
Sabre 1882 ms 3eben eerufen unp bat lid
tets als cine Der beiten unb iGeYlen 8elel-
idatten B pielen unb lett ibrsr @nttebuns
S2,5QO,OOO fir gerIifs be3ablt.
Ole bur.bIbnitllt6e Disioeube betrug II
prose per Mnnam leit ibrer Wy nbuns.
@ir erIuden @as, welds G%srIi6srunssn
au madden babet, in uhlef { Office, So.
1915 Main Str., Sprjuim ten, peer unS
bur6 bic prff 3u benadridt en-.
M. &. Gonaroin, g,tdt snt.
moi samuel q. Miais, Sefr.
, 1877-08-11
gretic Der M~ujeigen:

GrBstre Sln,eteen mer en- tptssr bsrt6net.
ant oter rcentaer Set nbtlbea einen Square.
Gue Gnsstsen inb int geraus su satien.
Die 3ettunq wi,t tn &itmoat a7b tint
ssaenb son bsn 3rasern fit IS gents per
Wche ausgetraeen.
, 1877-08-11
pie penn(plpania
feusr pfrhbrrungs = GfkAf1aft
BON philadelphia.
@eariuoet 1926.

gaur Capital. ....s 100000 90
Nctiua. 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-08-11
Girgtnia StadtS>Wa5e1r
taSlt@ bsrsusssssben Son
3obn 9. { II.
30. 8 3uSlite stra6e.
81 i'd III ND, Ba.

snbfcripticu8 Nreifet
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both branches of the General Assem-

Doth branches Oh the General Assem-
bly,.
ART. 8. The officers shall be q
President, one Vice-President from
each Congressional District, two Sec.
retaries and q Treasurer.
ART. 9. The State Executive Com.
mittee shall bo composed of three
from each Congressional District.
The delegates from the counties com.
promising the Congressional District
to nominate the candidate from that
district, and the Convention shall
then proceed TO an election.
ART. 10. The Executive Commit
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other officers, and shall meet at the
call OF the chairman or any Eve men,
bers, at such times and places as he
or they may appoint. rr,.....
ART. II. The Executive Commits
tee shall have power, by the vote Of
majority of the whole committee,
to call convention of the Democrat,
ic party of the State, at such time
and place as it may designate; and is
charged with the execution and di-
reetion of the policy of the party in
the State, subject only to this Oon%
stitution, the principles declared in
the platform, aud such instructions,
by resolutions or otherwise, as tho
State convention may from time to-
time adopt; and all shall continue in
otlice for two years from the time of
election, or until the assembling of
the next State convention tor the
nomination of State ticket, unless
superseded by the action of the State
convention. And if any vacancy be
occasioned by death, removal or 9th.
er cause, the committee shall have
power to fill the vacancy.
ART. -. When the State Demo-.
cratic Convention assemblies, it shall
be called to order by the chairman of
the State Executive Committee, shall
elect temporary President, shall
proceed immediately to the election
of permanent officers and the trans
action OF business. The convention.
when it has concluded its business,
shall adjourn sine die. And when
a convention is called by the Execu-
tive Comnmittee, such convention
shall be composed of newly elected
delegates.
ART. 13. This organization shall
not 60 into force until the State cam.
paign of 1873.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18

Apropose of education, which a
great many persons in England are
of opinion has been carried 10 q point
which does moro harm than good,
inasmuch as it renders boys unwilling
to follow the occupations of thoir
fathers, an English gentleman writes:
"l was staying tho other day in q
little box in tho country whore friond
OF mino lives. lie is fortunate enough
to possess ono Of those old fashioned
mon rs servants whose hands spare
their employers tho necessity Of on
gaging another pair Of hands at least.
| asked him what his son-whom
remembered q promising boy-was
doing? | was told he was above work,
but that ho road handbooks of popu-
lar science to his mother. Poor wo-
man! For that sort of thing, though
good in itself, COOS very little way"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
Correspondence of tho News and Courier
The Downfall Of Smalls.
CRUSHING EVIDENCE OF Ills ACCEPTANCE
OF A $4,000 BR1BE.

COLUMBIA, Monday Oct. 9.--The
preliminary examination of Congress
man Smalls was resumed this morn
ing at II O'clock, the principal wit
ness, Woodruff, having arrived from
Charleston 81 ce Saturday. But few
spcctators-perhaps not more than a
d"zon men and boys we're present
in the court room, as the public in
Columbia have ceased to manifest
any interest in these oft-recurring
trials, for the reason that all the cas-.
CO are very muck alike. All arc for
stealing in some shape, and the only
break in the monotony of the pro-
ceedings is that afforded by changes
of name as to the culprits, and as to
the amount each received. ..
Senator Nash, however, was pres
ent on this occasion, and seemed to
take q lively interest in what was
passing.
The court being called to order,
Mr.. Youmans read from General
Statutes, page 463, the joint resolu-
tion appropriating $525,000 for the
public printing of the sessions Of
1901 and 1871-72, and also parts
of the Journals Of the House and
Senate, wherein he traced the course
of the resolution from its introduce
ton to its final passage. 1t appears
from the Senate Journal that the
resolution was called up tor third
reading on the motion of Smalls and
among those voting in the afirma-
tive were Smalls, Mash, Owens and
Whittemore.
Mr.. Woodruff was then sworn,
and testified first, in substance, that
he was clerk of the Senate at the
time of tho passage Of the joint roso"
luton. a. 0. Jones was the clerk of
the House. ...
Q. (By Mr.. Youmans) who was
Senator from Beaufort at that time
Witness: Robert Smalls.'
O. 'Had he been for come time
previouss'
A. Yes, SIR
Q, did you ever have any con-
versation with him in reference to
the passage of this joint resolution
before the Senate2'
A. Il did,
@. 'Where was that conversation
hadP .......
A. ITO the best of my recollection
it was held at my Office in the State
House, ....
@. 'Did you ever give him any
gift or gKatuity with view to influ-
ence his vote on that question:
A. Il gave him q check for five
thousand dollars
@. (By Mr.. Melton, counsel for
prisoner) DO I understand you to
say that you gave it to him for the
purpose Of securing his vo.e2'
A. 'Yes, SIR
q fp1, hr Voun,npoN GJHT,. a. ,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
PICKENS, S. c., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1877

above referred to, shows on page 584
a deposit in Maxwell's favor of
$1,000 on the 17lh of January, 1878.
Mr.. Melton said he would let this
case take the same course as the
other, for the reason already given,
and the amount of bail being fixed
at $4,000, tho case closed.
Immediately after his recolnmittal
to jail this afternoon, Maxwell! sent
in his resignation as Senator. This
is one report. Another is that the
resignation was sent in on Friday.
At all events he has resigned, and
the fact was first announced to day.
Clinton, the colored Senator from
Lancaster, now in Columbia, is said
to bave come here with the intention
of resigEing his seat, but has been
dissnaded from doing so by his Radi-
cal friends.
Mr.. Tillman Watson, of Edgefeld,
has been appointed aide do camp to
the Governor.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18
Sensation in Court.

K1NasTREE, S. O., October 9.-The
Court of Sessions for Williamsburg
county adjourned to-day very unex-
pectodly, Business progressed very
satisfactorily until a case against the
county commissioners for official mis-
conducu was reached. A jury Of
eight negroes and four white men
heard the case on Saturday. They
remained in the jury room until
dark. Judge Wiggins instructed
thom, in case they agreed, to bring
in sealed verdict on Monday morn
ing. This they did, and when tue
verdict was announced of guilty, the
attorney for the defendants called for
a poll of the jury, when, to the sur
prise of every one, two of the negroe
jnrymen denied that they had agreed
to the verdict just rendered. The
Judge, after some consideration, in.
structed the clerk to enter mistrial.
The circuit solicitor then addressed
the court, saying that, in his opinion.
it would be doing tho State and the
defendants great injustice to proceed
with any more cases, and moved a
continuance of them all. This was
readily granted by the Judge, and
the court adjourned. ..a.
The two jurors who thus publicly
stultified themselves were Immediate
ly arrested for perjury. One of them
gave bail, and the other is now IN
prison, where he will likely remain
as a substitute for those whom ne
corruptly attempted to shield from q
deserved punishment. a.
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-Gen. Miles
telegraphs from Bear Paw, October
3, that he has surprised O Noz Percos
camp, capturing about 600 horses,
mules and ponies The ongagemout
was severe. Tho Indians lost sevenu
teen killed, including "Lool<ing
Glass" and Joseph's brother, and
three other chiefs, and forty wound
ed. Joseph gave his solemn pledge,
yesterday, that ne would surrender,
but did not, and they arc evidently
waiting for aid from other Indians.
The Sioux arc coming to their aid
They are closely invested in some
deep ravines and are kept under fire
To take them by assault would cost
many lives. | may wear them out
and eventually compel them to give
up. They fight with moro despora-
tion than any Indians l ever met
Our killed arc Captain Erwin Hall,
Seventh Cavalry; Second Lieutenant
Biddle, Seventh Cavalry, besides
non commissioned officers and pri-
Yates. Wounded, Captains Maylor
and Godfrey, First Lieut.. and Adiu-
tant Baird and Lieut.. Rolneyn, 38
nOu-commissionod officers and pri,
Yates and two Indian scouts.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18

Women vote in Wyoming territory
aud that is the only place whore
they pretend to bo older than thoy
really are-that is somo of them do,
who are not yet of age.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18

If Honest John Patterson wants to
escape an investigation lie can either
dio or run away. At loast these arc
tho two chances presented him by q
"freo and enlightencd pross.n
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18

Gen. Garfield and Mr.. PendIoton
like each other personally, but have
no respect for each others opinions.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-10-18

Rev. Mr.. Robinson says Christians
are "rockod to he'll in the chair of inc
dolenco," and sinners in that Of pre-.
sumption..