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G.. s. A. r. r.
The Present Condition of the Conyicts.
STocKADE No. ), G. & 4. Il; R.

SrocKADE No. 5, G. & a. Il: R.
October ODD 1879.
We the undersigned practicing physicians
the request of the Board of Directors OF the
G. & 4. X. r.. examined all the convicts In
the employment OF said company and not
withstanding d.. Taylor of Columbia, TWO or
three weeks since advised the return or all
the con victs to the pen,tentiary. except eight,
we see no good reason why said convicts
should be returned to the .pe~nitenti,iry IN
Columbia as we find NIL butslx, able 70 40 the
ordinary labor required Of the ordinary Ia
borer. All the Information within our reach
convinces US that there has been q very
steady and constant improvement IN the
health of tho ~convicts for some weeks past.
The six ~convicts complaining at thist time IRE
all on foot, some of whom are laboring under
chronic diseases Of long standing, not Il single
one confined to the hospital.
H. A. SHAW, M. D.
G.. NJ. BURKHALTER, NJ. D..
s. q. MERRIWETHER, NJ. D.
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Sherif's Sale.

James C. Stansell, as Assignee, vs.. +. C.Tins.
ley and G. D.. Tlnsley.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
HY authority OF O dccrctal order Of Judge A,
d F. Aldrich, in the above stated case, I will
House, within the legal hours Of sale, on Sale
Day In November next, the following describ'
ed Real Estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land, situate in
the County Of Abbeville, State OF South Caro-.
limo, containing
ONE HUNDRED & FORTY-NINE ACRES
more or less, and bounded by lands Of ]. n
Wright, NJ. C. Henderson, w. c. Yerell, L. D
Elmore and J. N. Seawright.
TERMS. One-hnlf c,sh, balance on twelve
months credit. secured by bond and a mort
gage of the premises, with Interest from day
Of Sale.
JF c DuPRE,
Sheriff 4. c
Oct 0. 1879
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Sherif's Sale.

T.. Cuddy VS.. Timothy Z. Cuddy, etal.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
pY authority Of O decretal order OF Judge B.
II C. Presley, in he case above stated, ]
sell at public cutlery at Abbetille Court
House, within the legal hours, on Snleday In
November next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
All that equal and undivided half Of the fol-
lowing described plantation. or tract OF land,
situate, lying and being on the dividing line,
between the Counties Of Abbeville and Edge
field, in the State Of South Carolina, partly in
one County md partly in the other County,
Hard Labor Creek, containing
TWO HUNDRED 4 TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
more or less, bounded by lands Of A. 7. Wide.
man, George STRAIT and T. e. Perrin, deceased.
being the same premises which Michael W.
Cuddy OF the County Of Abbevllle, State OF
South Carolina, by deed bearing date the
sixth day of April. ono thousand eight hun:
dred and sev~cnty-four, granted Inc conveyed
unto the said Timothy G. Cuddy and William
.TERMS-one-half OF the purchase money
cash, the remainder on twelve months credit
to be secured by mortgage OF the premises
with interest from day OF Sale.
SAC
Oct 6. 1879
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Literary Club-'Up.Country and Low"
COuntry.o

The October meeting Of the Abbeville Lit
erary Club was held ON Friday evening. 24th
Inst. at the house Of Col. J-I. Robertson.
There was Il numerous ~attenutnce VI ns ,hr
ters. Gen. =. McGowan, president OF the
Club, occupied the chair. Among Inc lnrlteu
guests was Addison F. Posey, Esq, OF Green
Vile, Alabama, iormerly OF AoDe'iiie, ana
well-known to Inc LenuI.s u u ~ WIS unan.
&mously elected an honorary memoer oi Tue
Club, which compliment he gracefully ae-
the essayist for the evening was Mr.. H. T.:
Wnrdlaw whose subject was "Up-Country anu
~w.Coun On this interesting subject
he read an admirable paper. treating II nrst
Historically the eSsayist reviewed the original
settIenenis OF the two sections,-tbe low
country with its colonies OF cavaliers, EhSilsh
Epjscopalluns,-the up-country w!tn lts COLO
mics acentnry lnter q OF r ScTsSn'i coSnt nieS CON-
pletely separating the two settlements. me
fact that for a long time the prepondcrahceoi
wealth. culture and refinement was on Inc
side Of the people . OF f Inc loT If uot Of sutsyo.
nism certainly not OF sympathy between the
sections. . ..,r,, ,h,
unfriendly feeling was strong and pro
younced. 50 much so that the founders OF Inc
south Carolina College expressed IN the pre-
amble of the bill chartering the College theIr
hone that The College would be the means OIL
healing tine differences and obliterating the
sectional lines. The eSsayist said that tue
College had done so, had brought the young
men OF the two sections together WIN the
hanpy result of mutual respect and friend.
ship. Mr.: Wardlaw SAID that the abolition moIs son OF
the old Parish system and the more equai
distribution OF wealth had also largely con-
fributed to the establishment OF kinder rela-
lions.
He strongly asserted that now there was no
such thing as Up-Country and Low-Country
s,ntagonism that it had existence only In
the Cunning heads Of selfsecking deinago-
coeues who raised the ghostof dead prejudices
Tor their own low ends The good and intelli,
lent men OF the whole State knew TINS ana
acted upon It; only the professional pollu-
clans, to whom The fostering OF IS seG eIn Ga0 }eal,
and Low.Country ~antagontsm..
At the close Of MIR. WardIaw,s eASfani les ess
say a lively discussion on us sanlect was was
.nt' ali agreed with the essaylst In his views.
After the usual refreshments the Club adI
iourned 10 meet next month at the house or
Mai. A. b. Wardlaw. The next essayist is
Mr.. 7. P. Cothran, subject Property Qualih-
cation in the Franchise" Mr.. w. Mellow
Nm Is his alternate.
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Suspension Of the GreenYille Daily
News.

We regret to note that tho .GreenyiUe DAILY
Ne,ps has been compelled TO suspend for want
Of patronage. We have always had the most
kindly regard for that paper, and ~ It's recent
proprietor we extend our best wishes for bet
ter luck in the future. The type, presses, &C,
are advertised for sale. We presume That II
will not be long before Greenville will have
another venture in the way OF a daily news
paper. 1t would seem that q live town with
six or eight thousand Inhabitants ought to
support q little daily,
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Prospect for MOpey.

The creditors OF this County Will be pleased
to learn that there is now n probability OF
their getting their County claims paid this
winter. In a talk with one Of the County
Commissioners hs informed us that they
would ask the legislature to levy o tax to
nav the deficiency caused by the Railroad,
unless that corporation should pay before the
assembling of that body. This is good news
for those holding claims, but the Tax payers
may not be so well pleased.
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LAURENS BRANCH.
Laurens Branch Trains leave Laurens c. II.
ut 7. lOa, m. and Newberry at 3.UO p. m, on
Thursdays and Saturdays.
AbbeVille Branch Train connects at Hodges
with down and up train daily, Sundays ex-
~ .o osa,r
with Dey Passenger Trains on the South
Carolina Railroad and with the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta and Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
r. H. TEMPLE,
General superintendent.
JAbEz NORTON, JR.. General Ticket Agent
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A few papers in the State have hoisted their
gubcrnatorial flags for 1850, and they are wtlV-
Ing them with all their might. This certain
Is shows a desire on the part Of the guberna.
torial candidates and their friends TO take the
old gentleman with the scythe by the fore
lock, and hold him with II firm grasp. IT does
seem To us near the Blue Ridge n little prema.
ture to be &c advertising the exalted merits OF
special candidates; but then we leave every
man to follow his own inclinattons In this re-
spect. 1t does give the friends of the other
men GOOD opportunity to find out all about
a candidate Curoiiia Spartan.
KEROSENE EXPLoSIoN.-On last Sunday
night while Mr.. B. F. Brown and his entire
family were at church, two large kerosene
lamps which had been left burning on . GER
tire table in one Of the front rooms exploded,
and burned the top of the table TO a perfect
coal. When the family returned they found
that the fire had gone out without doing fur-
ther damage. The broken glass and dl was
scattered all about the room. and the wonder
is that the entire dwelling was not consumed
-BdynUeU Sentinel.
PETERSBURG. VA, october 2.-The first
ice and heaviest frost of the season were per-
ceptiblc in many places hereabout this morn
Ing. 1t Is feared that great damage has been
done to the tobacco crop.
RICHMOND, October 25.-Ice from q quarter
to a half inch thick formed here last night
Tine thermometer at sunrise was down TO "
degrees.
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Main Street, Greenyille, S. c.

The Grcenville Agricultural and Mechanic
al Association at their ANIMAL Fair last week
awarded the premium on Saddlery, Harness
and Leather TO Vardry McBee, rs Columbia,
Abbeville, Anderson and Greenyille have
lone In the past. His Motto-Short profits
and good goods. When in Greenviile call on
him. Oct. ~. u
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Of South Carolina,
Abbeyille Comfy.

Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters OF Ad-
m~inistration.
By J. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, PROBATE
w HEREAS. Wade E. Cothran has maze
w suit to me. TO grant him Letters OF Ad-
ministration OF the Estate and effects OF John
Chiles late of !Abbeville County, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the
said John c. Chiles deceased, that they DC
and appear, before me. IN the Court OF FRO
bate, to be held ut Abbeville {. H., on Tues
day the 18th day of November, after publica-
tIon hereof. at II o'clock In the forenoon TO
show cause, If any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted:
Given under my hand and seal, TINS At9
day Of October in the year OF our Lora
one thousand eight hundred and seven
ty-nine and In the l04th year OF Aincrl-
can Independence.
Published on the 9th day OF October 1879,
In the Press and Banner, and on the Court
House door for tho time required by law.
]. FULLER LYON,
Judge OF Probate.
Oct. Goth 1875, tt
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WHILE Hon. John Geddes was speaker OF
the House OF Representatives from 1910 to
lsl4, It was his habit toaddress every member
by some military title. This often led 70 lu-I
dlcrous mistakes Capt. John Henderson q
member from Newberry, abiding TO this
said "'the speaker calls James Williams, Colo
mel" when said he, The never was anything
but a Major, and a s sorry lone, ONE at x ;aas; anvtbi nm
buta poor Captain; brother kenner, said he,
is called Captain Kenner; he never was any.
thing but q Sergeant, mt. and md ne he,, was as or rareec y.
ed In 1916 bya rule moved by Benjamin Z.
Yancey, which provided that every member
should be addressed by the title OF Mr. and
none other" 3ss.tf ..-a.g. .-.r. K s. p
OLD DADDY Bon IL dead. He was the bus.
band Of old Maum Fanny, nurse In General
McGowan's family. He has lived as one OF
the Generals pensioners In his yard for many
years. No one knows how ole he was. H
was several years older than Judge Wardlaw,
whose blacksmith he used to be in days Of
yore. He must have been over IS years OF
. age. He died on Monday morning after SUI.
Iering great pain for months from cancer IN
the leg. Poor Daddy Bob
great attractions OF the Abbeyille Fair. The
Rand has been practising assiduously n Is
now in fine coalition. With their fine new
horns, and theitswell-knewn ability as mus,
in the country. Why don't we have Band
competitions at the Fair? Nothing would be
more popular, or more pleasant Cohslder
this for next year.
REV. W. NJ. GRIER, D. d. of Due West,
preached . regular gospel sermon In the Bap-
list Church last Sunday Such Importance
has OF late been given by the pulpit to no,i-
essentials that 1t is truly refreshing TO heara
sermon which presents Christianity, pure
and simple. The Doctor, too, is Il man who
.exemplihes by his daily walk, the principles
which he enunclates on Sunday.
YESTERDAY was a perfectly lovely day, cool,
.clear and braclng. From an early hour the
public square was thronged with cotton wag-
,ons IN q brisk business was done by all our
merchants. With such weather and with
lplenty of money why shouldn't our County
Fair be successful?
WEihad some frost and ice in Abbeville
last SATURDAY morning. The cotton seems
weather. the planters will generally nave
mo reason to complain OF short crops. The
crops on the clay lands have suffered more
than those onthe sandy lands.
LIBERAL DoNAT1oN.-Mr. I. W. White has
presented the Baptist church At this place
the floor. Of the pulpit platform. This liberal
act OF one OF Abbeville's most enterprising
merchant IS Is most highly appreciated by the
pastor and congregation.
THE Commissioner of Abbeville County
contracted debts outthe faith of the Railroad
''tax OF last year." The Comptroller-General
forbid the Treasurer To. eoilect the money. In
corporation the Commissioned have not
been able topay. t". q
DOES THE officer who has never even
''stretched the prerogatives Of his office
make the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
a special pet. or does he favor all the Rail-
roads and Phosphate Companies, in exeusing
them nom. paying "last years taxes?'
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Sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
VIM. T. Smith and James J. Cooper vs.. John
II. Smith, ct al.
Judgment for Partition.
pY authority Of q decretal order OF Judge B.
- G.. Presley, in the case above stated, /
will sell at public cutlery, at Abbeville Court
within the legal hours, on Saleday In
next, the following described Real
All that tract or parcel Of land, situate In
County Of AbbeVllle and State of South
Carolina, consisting Of
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, -
more or less, bounded by lands Of VIM. P. An.
dreWs, H. F. Fuller, and others, said rehlty TO
be sold in three parcels.
TERMS. One.half cash, the remainder on
q credit OF twelve months with interest from
day or sale. Titles TO be withheld until the
whole OF the purchase money Is paid. Pur-
to pay for,papers, and the land to be
rcsold without further order at the risk OF the
purchaser If terms are not fully COM
DUPRE,
s A
Oct G. 1873,
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Sherif's Sale.

LII . oWASS
John W. Rowland VS. J.. Nc. Moselcy, Chas.
II, Moselcy. II. e. Moseley, ct al
Judgment for Foreclosure.
authority of q decretal order of Judge b,
- {. PRESLEY in the case above stated, VIII
ut public cutlery, nj Abbevi!le Court House
the legal hours, Oh Sale Day IN NO,
next, the following described Real
to wit: ,.
OF Greenwood, County Of Abbcvtllc,
State OF South Carolina, containing
ONE ACRE,
or less, md bounded by lands Of Mrs
l.. D. MerriIn.an Oh the west, Mechanic street
ON the north, and by Blake street.
TERMS-ChSH, Purchaser to pay for IT,
ties. ~
Sheriff a &.
Abbcvillc c.. II: 8. C.,
October q, 1872,
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One More Fool.
(Orange6urg Denocrat.)

A young K%entnckian named Thompson,
who was happily engaged to IL fair widow, got
Intoxicated While in the company of some ex.
citing companions, whcreupon the lady broke
the engagement, declaring she would never
marry a man who drank. This decision so
worked upon the mans nina ina aiter
moping about for Il few days he descended In
to an unused well and held his face In the
shallow water until dead. We suppose lie
came to the copclusion that there were teo
many fools inthc world, and he would lessen
the number by taking himself out.
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Sherif's Sale.

. Hd4Vs
Willis Smith vs.. VIM. NJ. Wakefield, etal.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
by authority Of a decretal order of Judge T.
3 B. Fraser, In the case above stated, ! Will
sell at public cutlery, at Abbeville Court
House, within the legal hours, on Saleday In
November next, the following described Real
Estate, TO wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land, lying and
being in the State OF South Carolina and
County OF Abbcvillo, on waters Of Beaver Dam
Creek, waters Of Hard Labor Creek, waters OF
Savannah River, and containing
TWO HUNDRED s. THIRTY.ErGHT ACRES
two roods and eighteen perches; and with
such marks and boundaries, as W plats
thereof doth more fully represent, one OF the
plats, containing One Hundred and Forty
Eight Acres, and eighteen perches; the other
containing Ninety Acres, and bounded by
lands OF John NJ: Jordan. Jane 1. Morrow,
Jonathan Jordan, and the lands OF the Estate
OF Richard Watson, deceased.
TERMStOne-half Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the balance n credit
Of twelve months, with interest from the day
Of sale. To be secured by bond and q mort
gage OF the premises, the purchaser to have
The option OF paying the. whole In cash, ut
said Sale: Tho Plaintiff allowed to become
the purchaser: JFC DUPISE,
Sheriff 4 z
Oct G. 1879
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ALsroN HOUSEWIVES E,lani. Miss NJ King;
Miss l. KING, Mrs Trun, S p Norman and
wife, ] E Nash, ] Bayless. " Campbell. +
Oehi. Avenue Opera; A w Linch. Nine
ty-Six: Col A f Posey, Greenville; rev AieA
Norris, Johnston: J NJ ELLIS, Oak Grove.
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Sherif's Sale.

William NJ. Grier vs.. r. G. Neal. Administra-
tor OF Estate Of Surnh A. Orr and w. W.. Orr
Judgment for Foreclosure.
ny authority eff q decretal order OF Judge
D B. C. Presley, in the case above stated, l
sell ut public cutlery, at Abbeville Court
House, within the legal hours OF sole, on Sale.
day In November next, the following de-
Real Estate. to wit:
All that House and Lot in the town OF Due
West, County Of Abbeville. State Of South
Carolina. containing
ONE ACRE,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF vii.
liam Hood and Mrs. c. G. Cohen, and fronting
Main Street.
TERMS Cash.
JF DUPRE,
Sheriff A c
Oct4. 1879
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Sheriff Sale.

!" S"4Ss
Reuben Clinkscales VS. H. L. Clinhscales.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
ny authority OF a decretal order Of Judge B:
d c. Pressly In the case above stated, ! Will
sell at public outcry, ut Abbeville Court
House, within the lcgnl hours, on Sale Day In
November next, the following described Heal
All that tract or parcel Of Ian situate in
the county OF Abbeville. State OF South Caro-
lima, containing,
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO
ACRES,
more or less. lying on Jolinson's Creoh and
waters of Little River, known AZ the home
tract Of John +. Clinkscalcs, aud bounded by
land of James NJ. Cnrwile, II. Robinson and
james Clinkscales.
TERMS-One-half cash, and the remainder
on twelve months credit, with Interest from
] F DuPRE,
"a G.
October G, 1879.
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Aston House.

Your trees from Cherry Hill Nurseries,
Hooper Bro, & Thomas proprietors, will be
delivered to You on November II, from garden
Of the Aston House.
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Governor SIMPSONS Return.

Governor Simpson arrived In the city yes
terday morning about o'clock on his return
from the meeting OF the thirteen Governors
ut Philadelphia. Though, OF course, he was
much fntigued by his journey and n1gh'
travel, he was in his office yesterday. morn
ing attending to business as usual. he gives
q glowing account Of the meeting and It's IN.
cidentS. The enthusiasm with which the
representatives OF the old thirteen states
were greeted was immense, and the occasion
which had brought them together was re,
gardcd on all sides as q most auSp1cious anu
one. The fact Of sitting In the very
same halls, beneath the same roof, where tue
fathers of the republic sat and shaped It's des-
tiny a century ago, must Indeed nave oeen
IMPRESSIVE. Governor Simpson says tnat
there was Il unanimous expression, both from
public men and from individuals, OF u most
sentiment Of good will and frnter'
towards the Southern states, and hlS
opinion is that the people where he has peen
do not desire any sacrifice OF dignity on Tue
OF the people Of the South.
He speaks of the treatment which nc re-
ccived us being exceedingly kind n court
eous. and he thinks that the Yorktown CEN
tennial celebration will have the effect OF pro-
ducing in q high degree good feeling between
the sections Of the country and will result IN
great benefit to all. The occasion Is exciting
q great and growing enthusiasm all over the
United States, and the celebration Will PROB
ably be one OF the grandest that has ever
placc.-Re9ister, sd.
r. I n rrnf
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Sherif's Sale,

J. Albert Gilbert and William Torment. Jr., vs.
William Tennent, Senior, deceased, and 9th.
ers. .s...sr
Judgment for Foreclosure.
.pY authority OF O decretal order OF JudgeT
- B. Fraser In the above stated case, l will
sell at public outcry at, Abbeville G. H., on
Sale day In November next within the legal
hours, the following described real Estate, TO
wit: .... 49, .
the late DR.. William Tennent' died seized,
consisting of . o. ..
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less. The same to be sold in four or
more parcels having such metes and bounds
as win more fully appear by Platts Which
being situated on Llttlo River in the county
OF Abbevllle, s. G..
TERMS-One-half Cash, and the balance on
q credit of one year from day OF sale. with IN
terest from date OF Bond. Credit portion TO
be secured by Bond, and q Mortgage upon the
premises.
Sheriff a. C..
Ocfohers 1870
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Abbeville.

IN THE PRoBATL COURT.
In the matter Of the Estate of Drucilla Frank
lin, Deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given that j.. }. Cooper
" and W, G. Smith, Administrator of the
estate of Drucilla Franklin, deceased, ave
n div NAV be fixed for the settlement OF the
said estate and discharge Of the Administra-
1T is Ordered, that Friday the 9TH Of Novem.
her 1870. be fixed as the day for the settlement
of the estate OF the said deceased, and the
discharge of the Administrator aforesaid,
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Of Probate, A.C.
Abbeville G. H., 8. c.,
October l. 1870, Ct,
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Sherif's Sale

S0eflu 8 Sdles
JOS. 4. Norwood, for 8. MCGOWAN, plaintiff,
vs. VIM. Tennent.
Execution.
nY virtue OF m execution In the above
8 stated case, I will sell ut public outcry, Mt
Abbeyillc Court House, within the legal hours
on Saleday in November next, tho following
Real Estate, to wit:
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE
ACRES
OF land, more or less, situate and being In the
County of Abbeville, State OF South Carolina,
known as the Ford Tract, bounded by lands
of the estate of VIM. Tennent, deceased, and
others.
Levied upon as the property Of VIM. Ten
.nent, deceased, at the suitof Jas. A. Norwood.
for s. MCGOWAN.
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers.
JF DUPRE,
SAC
Oct 6, 1871