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TO the Work ing. Class.-we
are now prepared to furnish eli classes
win constant employment at home ths
whole OF the time. or for their spare no. no.
m me business new, light and profits
from 70 e as OF either sex easily earn
proportional sum by devotine Their III .hu .
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nearly Is much as men. That ali ~.
see this notice may send their = dd.. no
ana test tie bun!ness we make this nnns.
alle'ed oiler: To such as are not well sa.
Isl, ,silea we will send one dollar to pav 1 f",
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samP'es worth several collars to Commence
va. nj ~ "n, anu copy Of Home and FIRE
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up the leaves only measured an average
of half IN inch in height, and the number
of stalks was 800. OF the 100 seeds Of the
wheat grown in 1855, 20 came up, but
four days after appearing above ground,
the leaves were butan inch and two tenths
high. and the number of stalks and ears
produced Was $685. But of the seed grown
IN 1856 there were ~ out of the 100 germ
mated. and the length of the leaves four
Gays after appearance above ground
averaged one inch and six-tenths, while
the number of stalks end ears from the
seed was 5O4. Showing plainly that new
wheat was the best for seed, as more of it
grew, and also what did grow seems to
have more vitality, IS the plants were
stronger, and the production was larger
both Of stems and grain.
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DYSPEPSIA.
GHSTEsGE.

GfsTEGE is a safe. sree,,y. and n,,..
ti-" c"'f J"r TINT ''s1st dfi,rrssing of all.
ments. and q bri"f course d f trentn, wiN
Testorc the digesfire organs to their pris-
tire strength, an" p-oy.,nte tic healthy
action Of the stomach ma ilfrstiaes. TLI
nervous irrit"hi';ty Of literary and alt
persons pursuing II srdemtdry life, IL
speedily remore,: By his agent no
stomach Is re'torcd tn ieolth aud the kry=
note of the system 7riU once anS. E respond
III Tie performance" Of labor.
Irice, One Dotiar, IN large bottle, o.
stc bottles, So.
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Indians take part in the massacre: but q
. William G.. Stewart, Joel White an
: Benjamin Arthur were coming to tn
!: Meadows on Wednesday night they me
, young Alden and another man going from
the emigran:s' camp to Cedar City TO
help. They told of the Indian attack ant
a,ked aid from the settlers. The only
reply was shot from Stewart, which
killed AGen. The other man, who wa
wounded by White and Arthur, escaped
AMI carried word to the emigrsnts that the
whites had come to help the Indians. Al
ter This the authorities said there was no
safety except in killing all who Could
talk.
William e. Stewart was the most blood
thirsty Of any one there. lie cut throats
just For amusement. Klingen Smith,
Bishop at Cedar. killed a man. Every
one there took part in the killing. IS q
religious duty. We were then in the
midst of the excitement of the reforma-
ticn, and believed by the teachings Of ourI
leaders that the fullness of time had come.
That the Mormors were &c conquer the
world, and at once inherit all the wealth
of the universe. Christ was to come and
rule one thousand years, and Mormon
doctrines were to be universally accepted
We were the followers of false teachers.
wicked men that / once believed almost ;
wine. thave had eighteen wives, and
eleven Of them have been divorced from
ne by Brigham Young. Three still re-
main true to me. and have chung to me ,
Turing my imprisonment. I am the :
ather of sixty four children. Ten are
cad and fifty-four ere sim living. The
witnesses on my trial have not told the
Ihole truth. They are all guilty of help "
'g to kill the emisrants. This !. the n
My act of violence ever took part In, v
Kcept in Lawful! battle. would not 81
ave acted on that occasion, to have saved a
y body from torture, had not believed "
was obeying the orders from tire head u
the Church. knew was doing &C. Z
riding to the teachings of the priesthood, "
I'd l still think Haight had his orders ~
ON the heads of the Church. My Jour of
is and private writings have been de- III
royed by order of ri2ham Young, and
have nothing left but my memory to
vc the account of the foul deeds done in 'of
IDS name during the years when Brig Sc
m Yonng was chief and ruler in Utah str
Know of mary murders, castrations and ha
'beries committed by order of the priest in,
cd. all of which have fully stated in
writings delivered to my attorney. w.
Bishop. have told the whole truth, ola
the God am soon to meet face to o.
C knows my assertions are nothing but
truth.''
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Which arc located on Clark's Fork, are
shown by developments to be the best
and richest in the country.
A road 10 the mines will be opened in a
short time from the Crow Agency, q dis.
lance of only forty miles, which will en-.
able us to make connection with the Vel
lowstone boats, putting the products of
our mines at least one hundred miles
nearer market wagon Transportation than
any other mines in the Territory. The
Company now offer for sale.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless The sIcnatur,
Of j. HAYDOCk, as agent for the United
States. surrounds each box of Pills, an
Ointment. A handsome reward will be
given to any one rendering such intor
nation as may lead to the detection of
any party or parties counterfeiting the
medicines or vending the same. knowing
them to be spurious.
***Sold at the manufactory of PROBES.
sor Holloway & Co.. New York, and b,
all respectable druggists and dealers IL
medicines throughout the civilized worl :.
in boxes at % cents, GO cents and 81. each
GV There is considerable saving b>
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Direc;ions for the guidance OF
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r. m MADE by Agents in cities and
1Olcoontry towns. Only necessary to
10 Isnow samples to make sales and
|By5s noneJ, for soy one out of employ
IT. A nenf and disposed to work. Used
IDA Y Idai'y by oil business men. Send
v-sstamP fof circulsr. xith prices to-
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DIR. w HIT Err.
GIT Sc. Cha.lA. a%.><

treats all forms Of Veneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed.
call or write; pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in all
parts Of the Country
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Hollowav's Pills
lhtaribly cure the following diseases.
Disorder Of The Kidneys.

/ :,
Disorder Of The Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or too lit
tie water; or whether they be atfllc,, d with
stone or gravel. or with aches and pains
settled in the loins over the regions of the
kidneys, these Pills should De taken &C.
lcordir g to the printed directions. and the
Continent should be w"'l rubbed into the
small of the back at be-. tine This treat
ment will give almost immediate relief
when all other in, ans haze failed.
FOR ST0MACHS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine will SO effectualy improve
the ton. of the stomach As these Pills:
they remove all acdity occ tsiontd either
by lntemperance Or improper diet. They
reach the liver and reduce it to q healthy
action; they are wonderfully efficaciOus in
cases of spasm-in fact they never fail IN
curing all disorders of the liver and
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the bes,
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Consumption, Debility. Dropsy, Dysen-
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Indigestion, Inflammation, Jaundice. Liver
. Complaints, Piles, rheumatism. Reten-
ion of urine, Scrofula or Kings Evil.
Sore Throats. Stone and Gravel, Tic
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DIRECTORS.

GEO. w. Fox. Wv A1nrpsou
>. 3. MENDENnALL, W. H. MARTIN,
.t w. B. MEADOW.
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THE EASTERN MONTANA
GINNING
SMELLING
COMPANY.

w. W. Anderson,
Announce to the public that the com
pany is now organized upon fair and
permanent basis. All laws and regu atoms
concerning joint stock companies nave
been complied with; certificates Of stock.
stock books, &c, have bern procured;
smelter, (water power) with appropriate
and good machinery, is now upon the
ground. nearly ready for operations.
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PILES. hemonhoids::
PIT,AN.

Many causes tend to produce this pais.
FIJI and distressing state. The blood II
retarded in its return; the too freq.eNS
eon0cstson Of the 6o,ceis, torpid action s}
the lirer; and numerous other causes ar
the source Of this complaint, and hitherto
the pMg,ie,o scen .so,d Ss rapiss aes.:
symptoms aud ultimately prone an effects
Sve cure. In PILON are hare a remedy
.rhich not only acts almost Instantly, 81
truL renOre the largest tnmors of the pare
haze receired not only benefit, 6.s hss1
been radically cured, haze been ass"reA
nent surgeons that the only relief thet
crer coutd erpec. in life, ,roxld BE- by a.
operation, and 'emori"O it or them tso:e
I'd ae ss1y 1%s h hs ssss ss
srith delight, and IS nOtc prescribed ~
many practising physicians, 'rho are ee0-
n n.zs"s OF ITS ,serit:: as the only *"'''"
Price: Fifty Cents per package, o. ~
The ABOTE REMEDIES -iR1
ent amd cari0Ms n.aladies denorsinafedb
end are the result Of patient, searehihgs
la1o,ioms, and seis"tjfc imges.igatioMs
If the specific directions are complied
scith, thousands Of patients sriU bear srte-
crate crery assertion. WAere there 40
many complications Of disease, and Pd.
tiemts 50 desire, DIR. CH4NDLER trtl!
be pleased to gire all information, as
treat by letter ii necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory CSre~S
LAT. of the 0bOce remedies sent on fecetke
Of stamp: If the PROPRIETAk1L
are not on sale at yeSt
particular druggists, send orders to
Or. CHANDLER,
1879 Broadway, New-York City.
Sold bH 0YI DI.NgNiSfS
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We are also prepared to give
TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS

on elmer OF the above named cities,
~ Coilections entrusted to our care will
receive immediate ate ltion, and will be-
remitte" Tor promptly when desired, BY
exchange on New York or Otherwise.
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you. They were the fathers, mothers.
brothers, sisters, unc)es, aunts, and chill
drcn of the men who killed the Saints in
jackson county. and who afterwards
Killed the Prophets in the Carthage Jail.
Their children are now in the poor house.
Their relatives refuse them protection,
because they are the children of thieves.
outlaws and murderers. l have been told
that there are many brethren willing to
inform on those who did this thing. !
hope there is no truth in this, Ihopc no
such person lives. If there is. I will tell
you what your fate will be. Unless YOU
repent st once, and keep secret all YOU
Know and protect each other, you will
die dog . death. would as soon 90 TO
hell rs to possess damned lost soul. Let
me hear no more of Ieachery among nv
people" Any one who would have bro.
we'd q traitor then would have met the
Destroying Angel ct once. After I had
reported TO Young I went home, met
Haieht and gave him q tull report of
Young's statement. Haight said, "wel,
done. good and faithful servant You
shall receive celestial reward for your
services. You have deserved well of God
and the Church" I next went to work
to write up IN account of the massacre,
laying the blame Of it ON the Indians. /
wrote long letter the same US has been
introduced in evidence against me. Brig.
ham knew 1t was false, and written to
save the Mormon Church. His report to
the Government was part of plan to
saw the Mormons from blame. 1t was
years afterward before knew I had been
made tool of by the leaders. l only
obsyed the orders Of my superiors. /
then belieyed l was serving God and
would receive celeetial reward, Now d
know II was wrong and that my revs,d
10 not ~ be celestial.
II YVES the drst plan TO hsse mono but
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FOR CUT NEOUS DISORDERS,

And all eruptiOns of the skin, this Oint-
ment is most Invaluable. 1t toes not hea,
externally acne. but pene,rates with the
most searching effects to the very root of
The evil,
, 1877-10-13
*)Yaul.
(Sortiesuns fol9t.)

Doe biforii9e Wort: .J'y
suis. j'y reste" finoet fth, mie. uniere E.isr
itt erinneru BIZ item, IN Saroon'S cHaba=
gaS", Nft 4, Scene Z wteoer. mo Der 1tteIs
helb II. u. monolo9ifrt: so foug i'd BON
bauneu gessn? SD, Der i'd ourh Die Wabt
beS @snteS blerbet fam, iol ourh Gle slnes
1uBitoBss gum 8idluse se5manseu werbsn.
Woblan Bonn ! Wtaaarln bat bsrerl nod oiel
mebr erhaltsu uno 1T oennod sebl,sben. 81 if
nan ab +? Oa bin i'd pno ba bletbe i'd. Gin
Wann, ME id, fdut mid. II. I. no." carbon
bat neulth, ais thm por9eDcrt n pnroe. oab
er I'M Hubaea8 unb nuTentlih IN bteier
Scene @ambelta ~farrlfirt babe e IS gsihab
oisS wabrenb zines Diners bel Ssrru b.
Suufonpiqe es Durhaus beftrttten, bel
Der tppiifem 6,sur ieiues 8abagas %ireenos
ME OIL @ambeita aeNadt 81 habsn. 8isls
mebr fo1 guile Sa,uer, per Nann NIT
oem lei9ten bsr5en," 3u Dem Yortrat Whoueu
aeiefjen baben. SarbOu fdeint fd bemnad
iest ieiusr bonaparttltlibeu Shrpdtmersien
BON ebsoem 81 ihdmen : ueniaitcns lit IS
cas critic Dial, baB er benz meltbefanuten bnl
dit, unttr 8abdsus ieisosr Groietatot on ben
Ylaueer g,heut norotn. e%ntgsaentritt
Der Id unboIb Sames
80 piins, melher Dor eiuiser Se,t nidt nsir
oou Baltimore Elm uler3ebnidhrises Wdn.
den. Wamens Sba Shoffer. oas fih auf BEN
peimuege p1n Der SHuls befano. abiMeulid,
miBbanoelte, nahoem et. bemlslben Eabafss
bruhe in Die Nuaen.geipribt unb ts. on einen
Baum eebunoen bate. 1T am "a. september
pom S1mur8srih, in Gl,cott @itp oeS Yer'
bretens Der Rot 3ntt sidulotg %befunben
uorbeu unb Nib oemndhff 9ehdm9t perben.
an sm orhJnnh 1T inf hnA phsn prmGhnfp
, 1877-10-13

w~iroisteit bielten bic tletnen 2wiitstet-
ten uno pieies G%eipanntlein swii6en ibnl
unb oer Blanca fir Die WtprsenrDtbe oer
ermadenoen Neisuns. 9lberts grre9tz
belt uno @ereiStbeit erfldrten iie ii6 anf
bic einfadite Meiie baourd, Oab iie anz
nabmen, bab BEL ibnl, Dem Gereiiteren,
cine gentle lngebulb ii6 bemerfbar
made, Dem iprGoen, nod unentwidelten
Dtdpden %geseniiber, bic feline Gefible
gang su perlteben unp gu eripibern ni6t
i'm Stanbe mar. Dtit Spannuns erpar=
teten iie bic Stunoe, no pieies 0ers iid
plDbli6 erihlieben uno ibrem Spbne unp
Grben entsegeni6lasen m0dte!- e
rSie arglpien! -- @raf gilbert
ipielte Gombbie, Blanca ipielte IGpmDoie
= Der Sector uno ale @elt uno iene
merften nihts ppn benz, mas I'M iie porz
sins. Sie Oberfldhe tlieb ungetriibt,
pdbrenb orunten 6aB uno &adiuht be-
reits auf Dtoro lauerten. Sd NOR nod
elm babies aino bamals, mas i6 weib,
erfubr id pon meinem Sruper Pali,#)
welder gu Der 3eit nod pabeim lebte.
, 1877-10-13
.2ebeu IL. @elunobeit obuc Dteoisinen

birlnoen WeNenf0No 0e00nOelt. Is 5eist, wie man
Die Nebnnolun0 uorntbmcu muB. unb erjGhlt bon bic,
len erfol9r, i6en 6rilulSeu, Me ourb ben Gsbraud
otcles mnnoerborenW tittels erjlelt ipuroem. Girtulart
Npplitontcn. 8. w. Stpcsdrt u, 60, No. 1873
Sheuuut Str.. ithilno.
, 1877-10-13

@ader. aarten. pole MustunTt. ebenio Der Wip'
nier'' mab aleu : beiien Der gSelt lrei perlanot.
Man lbreibe an U. r. DA
.Sano.G ommliROner. Il. y. u. w..
l1B2s. Omaha. Nsb
, 1877-10-13
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ODER: SerWunoet III Dem oanS eineS 6rennoes.
Dieles pcllcnhetite Msre oeles @etsranen Der
MmeritaniNhen Niteratur bat ais Sorlpurf eimen Dc.
~aenltano, ipelber oas 1oeiaie Nebet unIeres 9eiainmtelt
Bottles beriiDrt mo 8isbt einen ldredliden lleberblit
~irannenc unr amfre9ent. iniro es bon Mlen nit
Y '9i.roe 9elelen weroen. Stlmitrirt une idon ges
Nanneu. gBlr lino entlhlnlen, bas Sud IN ieoer 81.
easeusienc Sprtbeiis alen mGnnlidsn umo peibli.
den Su5lcribeuterlammiern, gBir perlan9en iiberaa
Mseatem uro lhidtn gratis auf Ysrlanaen Nebinauu.
usn WI beiGreibsio be 9ireniart. 3. w. Ztpesar'
, 1877-10-13
81 S6arla6feber, Dpptberia,
Nduhcr .6nl6.

81 S6arlabfieber, Dpptberia,
Nauber Sals.
Sas eridredenot rmlih9relten blejer &ranfheiten
ma1t ben 1ebrauh zines Wiittels m6tbis, peldes ibrs
Serbreitlng uno 2ODtlibteit perbinbert. BrOmO O..
1beilen gSaller miidt uno bies taslid gum MusipMlen
oes Wtunoes ooer GurBeln benubt, lin6ert bic Mbjpn
berun9en. rnahr ben Atbem Wobirieheno, pirft ais
Ietums- ourd e~onta8ipie Ausihwisn,sen ooer pc
9lftete 2uft. Sir rauben pber ent5inoeten bulls menb
man has Dtittel ioiprt beim Grlbeinen bes llebsls an
Us lolte bopfi9 in g8pbnbGuIern, &rauten3immer
umo am &6rper 8ebraudt weroen, INN bic Hetnlidfeit
gu %bsfprbern. Dian belorse ii1 ein Iampblst.
Iilden 4 Co., Gbemiter.
4gD!Soea 176 Wtliam n, ytep Worf.
gu pertaufen bel alien 1ruo9iiten uno bannlern.
genru Wilfon, i Ssis s si:ni, sns ss s5 81;
%betrauert ieinen 8erluit. Nsenten perianat. gDesen
@uswabl zines Serritoriulns ,penoe man I'D an bic
Guafer Gitp Dub. &c., pbila. ga. 49DsbD
, 1877-10-13
8ntDortirte Bicrspuoer,

,ur MWsAhwAHnns BON Bdd,er.D scfelit %ers
iclaW .nnF iapansffeben &rlsen &C.. NIT per Aolt
perldjidt fir 3 6ents ben Boaen uno aufipdrts. gu
frcpenitsIlung ,pirn aarant.rt, mas oen Vreis uno,ole
Qualitdt BET Waoren o%ttetrifft. s6idt rs Gents fur
elm b~eliebiaes padet bon proben.
Oscar VI. @pung, so Tterte Gtr.,
l26in3ott* Yrooflpn, 9. D., 9ielo yort.
, 1877-10-13

q - 6ahrltaut non stiefcl- uno sHub=lp=
pers NM Sdub' 6~inpin9s. Der oulite
unp pin ttllhe Ausriibrnna pon Aufr0aen ourd bic
Woi. gSaaren merben i'll nen bili9 lten Haarpreiieu
%pertauit. -. j. Mile, Gerbcr, Seperbrreitcr uno
supporter, 1880 WiGrtet Str. pbllao. 3Ul26ie2:
, 1877-10-13

Gin bemSrfcnsipertbes Sub!"
Wrthul'S IebteS II b rarn'kteS.
, 1877-10-13

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, 1877-10-13
New York Witness.

300 Yiamos luO Orgeln,
neu unc aus ,meiter Same, upn Tabritanten er'
fer 6laife, Werpen 3u meoriserem prellen tiir9alb ooer
Mbl1lass-3ablunsen ODER fir Wtietbe III Staot uno
Hano. tpabrtno beier barten 3eitem nno Der 6elerta8e
~psrtauft. ais ~oielelben le 3uprr ir Yiep Yort ofierirt
,purben. Wsenten uerlan8t UNI 9Sater's neue Scale
Nianps unb Gpncert'Crseln au eersaufen. Sau'
itrirte 9atalose per a,oit %uerlanot. CUTE Seotn9ur9ei'
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, 1877-10-13
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$500
Nnfer $500 Anrrbietfn.

giaf G~inpfan9 eines Draft ooer einer pDit- Nnipei
lltn9 fir fiinf ($5. 00) Dollars iperoen mir, ~lorgfaltI
perpadt, nit oer ggpreB ooer ir9eno elnem aiioern ali
9%e9ebeneu 98eae (}rabt bein @mpfan9e bejablt), III
lere pgSeetlp preB Glub Offer" ldiden = ple unite
itaber nn9e9eben = peldles nid1t ein5cln in oieler Stao
tanft fperoen fam. alBer in unIerer Office. nnS mid
inter eiitunc5ipan5iS Dollars.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-08-23

horse power, and of sufficient strength to
withstand a pressure of 100 pounds to the
square inch. The engine should be composed
of as few parts as possible for its proper
movement, and made of the best of metal, that
it may be made as light as possible. One
very essential part is the pump. This should
receive the best attention, for many lite
has been lost through an engines pump fail
ing to work and the water in the boiler being
allowed to fall below the proper height.
Proper attention should also be given to the
safety valve, so, that should the engine have
to stop working, or become deranged in any
manner, any excess of steam may be allowed
to escape free. A mounted engine should be
made to follow in the track Of common
country wagon, for by so doing it will be
easier on the animals pulling it. In purchas-
ing an engine would advise you to get the
best, for its always the cheapest in the end,
and avoid those cheap machines which are a
curse to the purchaser and disgrace to the
builder. They are made to sell, and often
kill those who try to get work out OF them.
Purchase your machinery as near home as
possible. In so doing you will not only con-
fer benefit on your own citizens, but you
will add to the wealth of your State BY keep
ing your money at home, and by carrying out
that principle so often talked of-build up
factories of your own.
RICHARD TozER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-08-23

shark turned out of the Pamunky into the
York. Capsized in river three miles wide,
and mad shark close by, was an ugly
thought. The man wished that he had been
from home the day the shark came by his
house, and was "regretful" generally. The
shark made wide circle in the York, and
returned up the Pamunky, and, nearly oppo-
site the starting-point, suddenly stopped, rose
to the top-dead. The man was glad. Now,
this is not small story. It is of the Centen-
NAL Krupp Gun calibre. I watched Brother
Peterson. He didn't seem to give way under
it as liked. He took fresh bite Of tobac.
co, and said, ~ know bigger one" "Tell
it." II will. In Charleston harbor q fish
swallowed the anchor of a schooner, put out,
and dragged the vessel under" "O," said I,
"that's apocryphal. Mine was true story.
DR.. Leroy M. Lee vouches for it." Brother
Peterson chewed briskly second or SO, and
said, II heard Bishop Wightman say he knew
mine was true" A schooner againsta canoe,
bishop against presiding elder, the odds
we're too great, worse than "the eight to sew
en- )" it was no use Ito attempt Gibralter with
a pocket-pistol." As at Appomattox, "yield.
ing to superior numbers and overwhelming
resources" I quit.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-08-23

changed before the battle. The impression
had become general that the British could not
subjugate the colonies, and the result was that
aumbers of individu, lis who heretofore had
been neutral, or even tories, now readily joined
Greene.
There were several individuals who won for
themselves the title of Revolutionary soldiers
by being at Eutaw, on the 9th of September,
1881. Before this, they had been tender
hearted loyalists or plundering tories. Their
infamy is forgotten by the world, and never
was known by their descendants. Among
the British who deserted, shortly after the
battle of Eutaw Spring, was a man by the
name of keenan,. After the war, James
keenan, settled in York county, on the waters
of Dutchman's creek. His grave is some
three miles northwest of Ebenezer, on the
plantation of John Barron, Sr.