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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
YANKToN DAKOTA TERRITORY MONDAY EVENING" DECEMBER
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

WALL STREET.
New York, December Is.
Money-5@6 p cent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, generally firm.
Stocks-Irregular.
NEW YORK.
New York, December Is.
WHEAT-Unsettled. Spring nominal.
Winter l@14 lower. dull. No. 2 red,
January, BY GENITAL, So 65l@2.65s
RYE-97c.
CoRN-Dull, 6O@65I.
BARLEY-Not quoted.
OArs-Dull. Mixed western 49@5lc.
White 5l@55c.
PoRK-Dull, $3.50.
LARD-Heavy, $775.
WHIsKEY-$l.17@1.lS.
Chicago, December Is.
WnEAr-Weak. lower, $l.293 cash.
Sl.3l January, $l.S2 bldg bid February.
CoRN-Weak, lower, 40!c cash, 4Osc
January, 463c bid February.
OATs-Weak, 34s@344c December. 34ac
January, 393c February.
RYE-IJ(0194c.
BARLEY-90c.
PoRK-Hravy, lower, Sl2 O0S January
Sl3l24 bid February.
LARD-Weak, lower, 1925 cash, $7.3j
January, S737! bid February.
WHlsKY-$l.l2.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, December 10.
WnEAT-4@lsc lower. Hard Sl.3lt.
No. !, 81 3O4. No. 2, $l.284 cash {; ST 29i
January, $l,3ll February. No. 3, $l.l3s
No. 4, Sl.O7.
CoRN-Dull, 403c
OArs-35c.
RYE-7Sc.
BARLEY-75c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
THE FRENCH WINE cRop

New York, Dec. 15-A letter from France
says now that the vintage season Of 1879 is
over, there is no longer room for doubling
what had before been all but a certainty
that the years brandy crop amounts to
practically nothing in short, that in the
cognac annals Of 1879 may be regarded as
an annie pcrdue. A severe frost came at the
last moment and snapped up what few
grapes had managed to survive phvlloxoia
and rains. The letter repeats the state.
ment which originallyVppeared in Cog
nae newspaper that enormous quantities of
spurious brandy known as "treis six"
dlstillation from firain, beet root, potatoe
and other substances, were arriving there
from Germany, we're put into brandy
casks which had been sent back
empty from London. and were
then shipped to foreign countries.
notably to England and Spain, as pure COG
nae brandy. The correspondent, 10 com
forting vein, adds that there is plenty good
brandy yet on hand. Even seven years of
famine would not suffice TO exhaust the
stocks laid up in the enormous vaults Of
the great houses lining the charentcs.
ANOTHER EXODUS.
New York, Dec 15.-Tho bark MoEro.
via sailed for Siberia with rs colored emf.
grants and 10 cabin passengers.
ARRIVAL OF GOLD.
New York, Dec. l5.-The City of Berlin
brought S24l, 900 in gold
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
FOREIGN.
wuAcKEp WITH A cuDoEL

WHACKED WITH A CUDGEI.
London, Dec. 15-Saturday on the porch
OF the Limerick county CLUB house an evlct,
ed tenant with a cudscl felled to the f lnl
Lord Fermoy, who resides in county Lin
erick. Lord Fermoy remained sense es.
tor time. The assailant was immediately
seized and taken to prison.
ELECTION OF DoNAPARTIsT.
Paris, Dec. 15-The election of Marius
Martin, Bonapartist, to the municipal coun.
Gil was for Champs Elysee quarter
which 10 always anti republican.
MORE PEOPLE STARVING
London, Dec. Is An appeal has reached
London from American missionaries a,
Ooroo Meeyab, Persia, 10 behalf of The pop
ulation Of that district and Turkish Kundis
tan. who are starving. There is already q
partial failure of the wheat and raisin crops
Owing to poverty only about one-,enlh pa,
Of the usual impoit of food has been made
and importation has now entirely ceased
The government is doing little or nothing
Winter will intensity the distress. Tht
need of relief is urgent.
THE EASTERN WAR.
Calcutta. Dec. I5.-A dispatch from
General Roberts to the viceroy of India
reports continuous fghing and the enemy
still advancing. General Roberts has de-
cided to collect his forces within Shinpul
cantonment. abandoning the heights above
the city. Gen. Cough, from Gandamuk
and Gen. Anbuthnot, from Jellalabad, hav,
been ordered up to Cabul and reinforce
ments are being dispatched to replace tn,
troops at those points. Communicate,
with Gen. Roberts ia still! uninterrupted
but the excitement among the tribes is ex
pected to spread. The government hav
ample forces at their disposal.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
THE EASTERN WAR.
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

A new stock of Marble top bedroom
suits. Parlor suits, Easy Chails. Patent
rockers, Mirrors. Brackets, ETC., Just re-
ceived at
P. L1NDHoLM's
Broadway Furniture store.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
The INGALLS, TE1EeRAMs.

Washington, Dec. 15-The senate COM
mittee on elections, having modified their
demand for kilograms in the Ingalls, case.
the Western Union this morning produced
certain kilograms of Topeka, Kansas, being
all sent or received by Ingalls, and other
parties during the period specified in the
original demand. Jas. L. Thompson, oi
Chicago, acted as counsel for the Western
Union company. Manager Smith, Of Tope.
ka, said he complied with the subpoena at
the written request Of Senator Ingalls,, but
some other parties, not having authorized
the publication Of their telegrame, he asked
to be excused from producing them. Arg
ument will be heard tomorrow.
wEsT POINT ACADEMY.
Washington, Dec. 16.-The sub-commi'
tee of the house appropriation committee
have agreed upon the West Point academy
appropriation bill. The aggregate sum Il
understood 10 be about $275 900, copsidera
bly, in excess Of last years appropriation
Provision is made for 0ew barracks ard
about half the sum applied for is grantee
with the understanding that the building
may be commenced.
NEWLY MADE NAsBYs.
Washington, Dec. l5.-The following
postmasters were confirmed: Iowa-Jno
Blanchard, Monticello; c. w. Snyder, Ceda
Ealla; A.. ]. West, Shenandoah. Illinois
Eli Bowyer, Oinsy; ]. B. Lowe, Onarua
d. W. Simmons, jacksonville i; A. w. sar
gent, shawnetown; 8. q. Sparks. Vendeu
w. G. Snyder, Fulton; o. 3. Towne, peca
toniaa Nebrasta-Gsorsc Cscs4, Farbury
A. G. Burliusane, Sutton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
DIANS.

New York, Dec. l5-The Tribune, in an
editorial in reference to letter On the In.
dian problem, asks how are we 10 expect
the Utes to remain at peace when the only
answer to their cries for bread, to their de.
mands for chance at life, has been an Off
cial declaration of the secretary of the in.
terror that they have 10 just cause for COM
plant
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
TELEcRAPHIc eREvlT,es.
WALKING WOMEN.

New York, Dec. l5.-Just after the clock
struck IL o'clock last night twenty Eve wo.
men were started in Madison Square Gar
den in what is styled the"l atlies information.
al six DAYS go.as-you-please race" for the
American international championship belt
OF the world. Considerable Amusement was
created shortly after the start by a man
dressed az woman with a large" 3" around
his neck skipped around the track. he
was met by police officer and his little
joke cost him his liberty, as he was taken to
the police station. There we're about 1900
spectators present.
WHAT THE TRIBUNE KNOWS ABOUT IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-05
PROPOSALS..

rsNO BRIDGE BU1LDEES-Plar and speci-
Z iice,oas arc invited for BRIDGE-eithec
iron o. wood-to be built over POH1Ck RUN,
on tho Telegraph road; said bridge to DO one
span Of - feet, y feet idc, II feet above ordi-
or CT keavy timber trestles, secured to rock
Foundation. Sealed proposals accompany ing the
psus will be opened by the Board of .Supervis'
rrs OF Fairfax county on the first Monday IN
May. when it is expected the award for contract
will be made. Separate proposals Will DO re-
ceiVed for stone sbutnlerts. Plans and estimates
NAV TO addressed to the committee, Is. L.
Rockford at Occoquan, Prince William co., or
10 N. w. PersoD, Alexandria. NH l5-eo3W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-05

VIRGINIA. to wit: In the Clerks otice of
Y tho Circuit Court OF Fairisx county, april
let, A. ID. 1872
&. F. Suite. trading under Tho name and style
ofSuitle 81 Co., plaintiff, vs. jerome Linton,
defendant.
Memo Tho object Of this sui. is TO attach 3
trsc! of LAND. in the county Of Fairfax, the prop.
erty of the defendant, containing 92i ACRES,
known SIS 'Sherldsn's Point" in Mount Vernon
district. described in the Homestead Exemption
oi the defendant. recorded in liber V: No. q,
with interest on S76, part thereof from tho 10Th
OF October. 1873. and on S5l.70, the residue
thereof. from September IS. 1878, until paid,
and the costs Of this auit.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the defend
ant is d non resident os the State of Virginia. it
Is ordered that he appear hero within one month
alter due publication hereof, and do Whist is me-
ces.sry TO protect his interest Il this suit.
a copy-teste:
f. w. RICHARDSON, Dep. Ok.
Thos Moore, D. q. sp 2-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-05
MEDECs Az
I = Err

This important organ weighs bu. about
;hreo pounts sud al the blood in e living
;,ersun (,buat thrsc ga!lnns) pssses through
it ct least once every half hour, TO have me
bile and other impurities strained or hllered
from. il. Bile is the natural pu!gallVe OF tne
bowels. sni tho Liver becomes torpid ]. Is
M. sensrstcd from tho blood but carried
IL rough the veins 20 al uar:s OF the system.
and in trying to escape throug b tho pores o!
tho eI;in, causes i. to turn yellow or o dirty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
and Dyspepeis, Indigestion, Constipation,
Headache, Bilieusness, Jaundice, Chile,
Malarial Fovers, Piles, Sick and Sour Stom'
scb. ard general debility follow. ID En-
RELL'S HEPATlNE, the great vegetable
discovery for to1pidi.y, csuscs tho Liver 20
throw off from one 10 two ounces OF bile each
time the blood passes through 1t, as long 81
there is an excess Of bile; and the effect o.
even few doses upon yclloH complexion
or O brown, dirty locking skin, will sston-
ish sll who try ii-.they being the frs. symp'
toms 10 disappear. The cure Of all bilious
diseases snd Liver complaint is mado Ger
tsia by taking Hepa.ine in accordance WITH
directions Headache ID generally cured IN
twenty minutes, and no disease that srlses
| from tho Liver can exist if fair tisi Is
given. Take no pills when you can get
| Hepstino at tho same price. For sase by
| ali DRUGGISTS. PRICE 2Sc and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-05
AEetaudria 6azette
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL S.

ECcESTRICITIES OF THE SWoRDPlsH.- VS.
FIR, at New Loudor, Block Island, OF Other
New England fishing ports, have 40 cou2s %
tieed that at tie end tt' the bowS1rit CT 'hs
larger s!z:d Gshing boats thsre 10 often 90 ifon
cage or frame made 80 as TO be safe Tor mao
70 stand 10 it, This is the place from Wtlca
the fisherman throws the harpoon 10 capture
the swcrGGsh, aud the sRcrd6sh is )jst now the
subject Of considerable discussion. It's ways
have at least % uuch mystery as the seau, Sal.
mon, herring or ary othtr uoaocounta0ic tha1
VIC have.
Professor 6. G. Gcolc is studJlog up the
mater, preparatory 10 a report TO tee UoGcin
meot. Some Of the interesting features Ct Tue
fish arc these: Il is found here AID there i:on
Soricc tn Fa'! in the cceaD, on cur coast yirs
"csIecr" the sailors call it, 90 the very suffice
Of tho water. Nobody on the American coast
Sc far ~ reported, ever SEW little sWoEtEsh.
TIE SMALLEST recorded by correspondent
weighed io.ty six pounds. TheT run up to tQo
mounds. Their only kntwl breeding grouod is
ia the Mediterranean There the same fish ere
found weighing baif pound; from that thsJ
ecun to vary Eeavy measurement. IL is pa'
turaIiy inferred from this that oil our sword
fish ere Mediterranean products. What nys,
te,ious OCEAN current guides them ever here
Or sit ar ics.iIc. tha! teaches them that mere
they will tiad tho n,ackcral s0d mcnhadeG tnat
they iced ca? ODc can almost imagine that the
game fight and pursuit. kept up by these Two
sDeciss starts at Gibraltar, and IS run 10 boeS
Islsu;i tveTy day.
The .woIjf,i darts upou school OF prey,
and by .iil:ful use CT lis sword wtuDds mat
whi.; il afterwards captures aud cats. Uut!!
this season Nobody ever thought CT catching IL
except by herpcons. Ttis year, however, 1t
has ,akcu thu habits OF tho iraHls-bottop
iines--ai tho Cape Ann cod6s6ermen, and
rany srv.Gti,h have been caught in that move!
way. What they oclns up aod sleep for Is one
OF TIC tu7z!ls Of their uature. They come a1d
70 ~ the mackeIcl and meuhaden Go, aud
from tbs. i. is naturally concluded that they
spera their timo chasing these smal! tl'h.
VIVA. with shark, sSordEsh. porpoiscs. blue
fish, sea girls, eagles end Selnes snd all inc
rest offer item, the fish Of the herring Tribe
have led sucb lives IF fight ard terror. thut It
is 60 loagpr wouder that the movements CT
any chao! OF them seem always guided BY an
luherayt idiacy. Ii il less strange OF them that
lhey ar. q The wEllo victims titan that belog
caught by ul;oDs yearly they should steadily
increase There were never more menhedeu 90
cur coast ,hao this year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-05
1penin. and Closing OF the Aiai!s.

CLOSING.
Warrington Il. c., North and Northeastern
usis l.: NJ. and : 80 p. 10.
Western mails 30 and so p. II.
Southern mails Wis Richmond, Va, u W Il.
III. and 60 and Go p. IN.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg Virginia, 4 co s.. NJ. and p. m.
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, way maiis)
including through mails, T % q. m. and 9 90 .: m
GoIdonsville and Charlottesville, Va, i w a.
IL. and 60 ,. u.
MANASSAS Division O0a. 10.
Alexsndris 20 Round Hill, Va, S Oo a. NJ.
OPENING,
Northern .nd Western mails, via Washing
toa. u. C., 3 20 a. IN. and 2 W and 6 % p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 5 81 a. IN.
and O0r.m. :
Sou!t western riails VIZ. Lynchburg, Virginia
through msis) including way msils on Midland
Railroad, s 20 q. n.
Manassas Uivision SO 8. NJ.
Round Hill % Alexandria, Va, 30 y. 1t.
Office Hours-Olice opens at 10 8. 10, and
CLOSES at ! 60 p. III.
closes ~ 20 q. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-05
Legal N0TICES.

VIRGINIA, E. ct-In the Circus. Ccur! G!
y Ea!1fsx county, November term, 1878.
hcNerhspy In chsncery and npon the petit
noNs,h.nv ton Ct james McNerhany.
Ordered, That Frsncis McNerhany, Benjamin
McNerhany snd Eliza n. Thomas, formerly
Eliza McNcrhany, plaintitis and ole OF the do
fondants in the above named cause, who are ron
residents Of the State Of Virgins, do appear here
the petition Of James hcNerhany, filed st No.
vemter :erm. 1873. aforesaid, and that copy o.
this order DO published in the Alexandria Ga
zette, y newspaper published in Alexandria, Va,
once weei: for four successive weeks. A copy
ioste +. w. RICHARDSON, ~. =.
Thomas Moore A1'oFhies' SD 4-w4W
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7 e 7 NJS

The fatality of Consumption or Phroataud
Luua Diseases, which sweep to the grave a.
least enc third CT all deaths victims, srlses
from tha Opium or Morphine treatment,
which simply stupefes is tho work OF death
gees on. $1,000 Will TO paid if Opium or
Morphine or nuy preparation of Opium,
Morphine @. Psassic Acid caa bo found in
the Globe Flower Cough Syrup which has
cured people who are living to-day with one
remaining lung. No greater wrong csn DO
doao than TO Say than consumption Is incuT1
Able Tic GLOnE FLOHEE COUGH
SYRUP will care i, when al other means
hsvo Jailed. also Colds. Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis AM; Al! diseased OF The Lhrost and
lungs. Resa tho testimonials Of tho Hon.
Aier. 4. Stephens aud others in our book
free to Gil st TIC drug stores Take no
Troches CT Lczengcs for Sore Ihrost @nen
YOU cen pc. Globe Flower Syrup at same
price. For sale by all Druggists. PRICE
csc and gu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-05

4 received to-day BY
Is j. &. MILBURN.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28

pires on the first Wednesday in January. the day
the Legislature meets. and as he has no power &c
act on that day becoming the function OF ciee the
burden OF the deadlock will rest wholly npon the
absentees since the absence of legal quoruil viii
prevent any official communication being made to
the Legislature. without which no election caa be
had for Governor
REPUBLICAN, PRoGnaME.
The understanding in Washington, however, ia
that the republican members holding ccrtiisates,
and those who claim to have been elected, viii.
on the first Wednesday in January. proceed to
take cognzanco OF the fact that thege election
by the people OF the state, aad tho Legislature
ing selected the names from those voted For ut the
September election Will certify the to the Sen
ate. and in this way Mr. Davis will he chosen Cover
nor Immediately upon the announcement OF tho
fact he will telegraph President Hayes setting forth
that he has been chosen Governor in accordance
with the laws Of the State of Maine, and
it is said the President will simply reply
by telegraph. addressing Mr.. Davis as Governor and
felicitating him upon his accession to the gberra-
toria Office. So far the Presidential recognition
is required that is all that necessary Congress
is powerless to undo this act. since it cannot
enact or resolve except with tho approval of the
Prcsident. 1t can appoint joint committee
to investigate and may do other things
to create sentiment against the rcpubli-
cans. but it cannot do any more. Again,
the Supreme Court having decided in the rebellion
cases that the court must be by the act OF
the President ill such it would be- it is argued
contempt OF the court on the part of Congress to
question the signature of Governor Davis to
the electoral vote of Maine when it shall
be counted in February. 1881. So far it is
known hero in Washington the republicans have
thought of using force intended intimida-
tion the day Of the meeting of the Legislature.
but the quiet purpose has been to have the republ
returned elected and believed to be elected
in their seats at the time appointed for the meeting
Of the Legislature. and carry out the programme
above given.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28
Maine Militia has issued orders to various State
companies to be ready tor any emergency. The ex-
citeInent is undated.
CONDENSATION OF THE GovERvoR.

CONDEMNATION OF THE GOVERNOR.
BELFAST. Dec. n, 1879.
Asreeably 10 call signed by large number of re-
puDhcans citizens meeting to discuss 'countng
out action was held this evening The meeting was
called TO order by Or. j. c. Brooks. Representative
elect. Colonel William Ii. Foyer chosen chair
man and A. c. s;biey secretary. Speeches were made
by several prominent citizens OF this county and
number OF letters read. The general
tone of the speeches. letters and resolutions
unqualiiedly condemnatory of the counting out"
action of the Governor and Council and while depre
eating and disavowins all intention of resortng to
arms. yet advise that every constitutional right
should be main intained, and whore set aside
ridden must be contested step by step and Anal
sort must be at tho bar OF public opinion
pressed at the polls in future elections.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28
SUPPORT FOR TIE GOVERNOR.

BELFAST Me-. Dec a. 1879.
call headed LAW and order" invites tho c,ti-
zens OF Be,fas. and vicinity who in favor OF
sustaining the State authorities in the faithful dis
charge OF their constitutional duty and feeling that
the treaso nabe utterances OF the republican meet
ings should not be permitted to go forth rs the
sentiments of the people of Maine. to meet on Mon
day evening to give expression to their views i'll
gard to the threatening aspect of State atairs.
Govel nor Garcelon is invited to attend.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28
ALLEGED ROBBERY.

Detectives Titus and Carr, in passing No. 4 James
street late last night, heard the cry of .poice,
and rushing in found man named Thomas
Brady in tho clutches Of q number OF
young men. At the appearance OF the officers the
men ran up stairs and scattered through the build
ing. but not before OF them were captured
ana brought to the Fourth procinct Brady's wateh
was stolen during the scufle.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28
A GREENBACK MOVE.

RocKLAND, Dec. ~, 1879.
The greenbackers have issued call for meeting
of citizens at Farewell Hall. Monday evening" to
give expression to their determination to vindcate
the integrity of the constitution and laws and to
uphold the Executive of The State in the faithful
discharge of his duty and to rebuke the violent and
iuceudlarY utterauces.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28
PEACEFUL cLERGYMrN.

PORTLAND. Dec. ~. 1879
The principal Protestant clergymen of Portland
have united petition to the Governor to ask the
advice Of the Supreme Court in the present position
of affairs. Episcopal Bishop Neely and Rev. DR..
Hill are among the sgners.
The New York herald., 1879-12-28
ANT1-CLERlcAL FEELING.

GARDINER, Dec. 81, 1879.
Considerable dissatisfaction is reported among
several prominent democrats and greenbackers on
account OF the clergymen addressing the indigna-
ton meeting on Monday night. There is much ex-
citement here over the Bangor affair.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

K1SsroN JOURNAL ITEMs.-Ihe annual
convention of the Disciples of Christ at Kin
ston was largely attended. Rev. II. u.
Harner moderator Rev. j. J. Harper,
cIert Rev. B. Geo. Joyners essay IS high
w comnl;mented. The following ladies are
Mentioned: Miss Cynthia Tull, Miss Myrtle
Wooten Miss Mary Wooten, Mrs. s. LOT
IN Mrs A. /. Rountree, and hundreds OF
otbers.-The Green county Rifles at Hook
orion have sent their requlsltlon tor arms.
The charter for Trenton was granted III
17q1.-Bryant Johnston was released on
Monday after y months IN prson."l
have recently been shown a genealogical tree
of the Haywood family, Shooting out from
the first branch which IS N. haywood
orc the names of John Haywood, Treas,
El;zaheth HAYWOOD married HenryT. Toole;
ON . branch from this is Arabella married
Ias W. Clark: the branch from this last IS
Gov. Henry T.. Clark. :,
VIM. H.. Haywood married Betsy ShepI,
herd from this springs VIM. II. Haywood
married Jane Graham; Charity married
Gov. Manly; Eliza married Coy. Dudly.
There are six others from this first branch,
but / have not the space to mention them.
On every branch of the whole tree IS the
name of some prominent man, such as VIM.
S. Ashe, Col. Wm. Shepherd, Commodore
Henry H. Bell, U. S. n, Judge John Hay
wood. Louis d. Henry, and others. On one
of the top branches [ find grated by mar
rage the names Of Col. e. K. McRae, Col.
Ed. G. Haywood, Col. J. H. Manly and r.
p. Waring.
On another one of the top branches is our
own Egbert w. Haywood and Amanda,
married Calvin Koonce, a man whom the
people of James delighted to honor. At the
root of the tree is the name of John Hay
wood married Mary Lovatt. They emigrated
from New York in TAI and settled in Edge
combe county, n. c., where John Haywood
died in 1853. There are some twenty-five
branches on the tree and each branch con-
tains one or more limbs-some as high as
eleven.