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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25
Get Ready for Your Pictures.

We are requested to notify the people Of
Union County that Mr. Nat. W. Taylor, one Of
the best Photographers in the country, will
open gallery in this town in the early part Of
next month, ior the purpose Of taking Photo
graphs Of al who may desire them MIR. Taylor
has been spending some time at Spar,anburg
where his pictures have given great satisfaction
to the provlc, AMI by his gcnllcmany conduct
he has made many warm friends vino regret the
necessity for his leaving that town. As he will
not he able to remain with MS more than two
weeks those who wish his services should be
prepares to call on him as soon rs possible after
he opens his gallery.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25
The State Bulle tin.

The first number of a paper published at Ches-
ter e. H., under the abovenamc, by L. W. Claw
son \ Co., has been received by us. 1t is II
we'll gotten up Journal, and gives evidence of
considerable ability in its editorial department,
which is under the control of McssrS Is. McLurc
and I. ". Clawson, Jr. We sincerely wish it
abundant success.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25
Personal.

Our old friend Moultric Gibbes and family
of Florida are in town on visit to Mrs G.. re-
laiivcs, the venerable Mrs. NJ. J. Clark and Mrs.
John Rodgcr Moultric is playing "mine host
in the Gland of flowers" and finds it hard to
leave snap beans, English Peas, &C., &c, and
set down to corn bread and bacon.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25
Tho Latest Musical Wonder.

The OrgUincttc representing Organ and Or
ganist, Music and Musician. Not toy, but the
most marvellous musical instrument Of the age.
Plays from one to thousand tunes. 10 limit
to either Kind or quality. rlays Hgnn Tunes,
Popwiar Songs, Poik0s, Udiizos, Reels, QWad-
rites AMI H,rspP"s with perfect accuracy. a
mere child can play it. Constructed on the
principle Of n cabinet organ and plays automat-
tally from tunes on perforated papcr. In hand
some case, > fl long, #. wide, | #. high
Pr'cc, mciHhDy Fow Trars, only $40 Extra
tunes % cents each Guarantee! to give more
satisfaction for the money than any other musi-
cal instrument in ,hc world Agents wanted
everywhere Send for descriptive circuars-
Address, LUDDEN s. BATES, Savannah, Ca
Wholesale Southern Agents lI-3t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25
The Last Snow Storm.

On Saturday last snow fell in the State of
New York to the depth of 20 inches on n level.
We hope that's the last of such cold comforts
until next winter
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25
Unveiling tho Confederate Monument.

The ceremony of unveilng the Confederate
Monument at Columbia has been appointed to
take place on the 18th of May, instead of the
10th, as first announced.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

Gsls Cotton brought from to l02 cents in
this market last week In Charleston Il
paid.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

So.CALL"D Sourm CAEoLINiANS iN TUE TREAS
rnY DEPARTMENTS The following is the list OF
employees in the treasury department credited
TO South Carolina: First District, VIM r. De-
Knight George Sunny, 5. a. Swails, y. {. Chew
l.. L. Jackson. Second District, Mrs. NJ ..
Ringgold Mrs. Ii. II. Yates, Mrs. H. L. Fuller
Nero Crawford Third District, +. J. CnrdoAo
James T.. Edwards. Richard T. Greene, George
a. Darling 4. J. Minton, Rollin H. Kirk. Miss.
l.. L. Marks, Miss Anna Platt, W. Il. Saith,
Mrs. VI. +. Ogden, Mrs j. B. Roman, Mrs. T.. y.
McCully. Fourth District Wclburn Wright
Fifth District, \. II. Gerard. Some of the above
were recommended by John Sherman and 9th
crs by Gen. Sherman. Governor Chamberlain,
Of course goo some in under the law. South
Carolina is entitled to representation III the
treasury according to her population, nnd her
representatives in Congress are determined that
she should not only have her full legal quota,
but that ,hcy shall be bona file CaroliniauS.-
The Virginia delegation are moving in the same
direction, and have procured from the treasury
department list Of the appontccs credited to
their State.
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Administrators Notice.

\ Ill persons having claims against the es-
~ t"tc Of Warren T.. Davis, deceased, are
particularly requested TO present them to me
Immediately.
ID. II. SHELDON.
Admir-.
April - Il At.
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Belmont Circuit Parsonage Burned.

Belmont Circuit Parsonage Burned.
We regret to learn that about midnight last
Friday, the Parsonage Of Belmont Circuit, at
Cross Keys, was destroyed by fire, with al its
contents.
1t was the diabolica act of an inccudiary, as
fire had not been in the building for nearly five
weeks. The Minister, Rev +. NJ Merritt and
his family, having been on Il visit to his wife
parents ut Bishopvilc during that time.
About a year ago an addition was made to the
house, and in january last the Ladies in the
vicinity of Cross Keys rciurashcd the house al
most t,roughout. The loss to MIR. Merritt is
very serious, al his books, II large amount ot
clothing and other personal property belonging
to the family were destroyed.
! The fire was first disc ,vcrel in the new part
Of the building but was under such hcalway
ihat it was impossible to save any portion Of it
or its contents. The lOss cannot be much short
OF $1,000.
That the building was robbed before il was
set OH fire. there is every reason 10 believe, and
we nave no doubt, if proper vigilcncc is cXcr-
cised. some Of the property will be found and
the rascals detected.
New Advertisements.
Want Oi room cUmpcls us TO be very short and
explicit i'll what we say about the new advcr-
, iiaements that appear this week.
}. T. HILL 4 co.
The stock just received at this old and popr ar
establishment is the choicest and cheapest those
gentlemen ever offered TO the people Of this
County. 1t is truly astonishing how cheap they
offer their goods at. Now is the time to buy,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

The Fence LAW IN ANpERsoN.-lhe isnce
law is gradually gaining favor all over the State,
and lust now the farmers of Elec6eld arc de
batting as to whether or not they should have
its provisions extended to their County. Unless
Edgefeld has considerably more timber than
most of the other Counties in the up-country,
and a great deal more than it mas any use for
ut present or will be able utilize in the future;
unless her farmers have great deal more time
in which TO split rails, build and repair FENCES,
ETC., than those of sister counties, she Will ind
the fence law n great blessing. Indeed, we be-
licve every county in the State, with one or two
exceptions, would find this law beneficial 20 the
interests of its citizens. Let those who doubt
il come to Anderson, where it has been III opc
ration only one year and three months, and see
for thcmseles what it has done for our farmers.
uundrcds-wc might truthtully say thousands
of acres of productive land have been put IN
cultivation that had long since been thrownaway
s;mply because ii could not be fenced and which
was fast going to ruin the quality of our stock
is being improved while the quantity is being
re luccI the value of our farms is being en-
hanced the labor and money that was formerly
nut in long aud unbrokcn lines of fencing is be-
inr devoted to permanent improvements in the
way Of GOOD houses. comfortable anu cheerful
that all mankind crave ard long
for--and i'm many other ways we arc rcaping mes
Unable benefits from its wholesome operation.
Those who opposed its adoption i'll this County
now sec and recognize its wisdom while those
who favored it enjoy many benefits they never
dreamed of obtaining from ii. The universal
verdict is the law is n most excellent one, anu
we would not he without it for any considerat Il,
anderson Mtciigcnccr.
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MURDER IN NrwT&EEY.---J. W. Srnlt2, Of
Henry County Va, was knocked in the head
with an axe Friday night in Ncwbcrry county,
while in camp with his tobacco wagon. MIR.
Stultz was alive Sunday evening bat there is no
hope of his recovery. The negro robbed him
Of his money, clothing and pistol. He was
captured sunday in EhgcGcld county by Capt.
Fcllcrs, Chief Of Police of Ncwbcrry, and lodged
in Jail. The ncgro's name is George EoUk-
night
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saRRIPR,s SALE.

+ W virtue Of Transcript execution, 10
sued from ths ofice Of the Clerk % ti1e Or
cub Coars Of Miller county. Missouri. "a
favor OF ths State OF Missouri, at the gsistion
and 10 the nee nf p. 8. Miller, Col
iect0F Of The RsveDus Of Miller county Mic.
souri,, and against David Barnett, dated the
lRth day OF July 1873. and 10 the an
deFsiRned Sheriff delivered, will on
Friday, september the I2tb. 1879.
between the honrs OF nine o'ciOck IN the
forenoon snd i've o'clock IN the aftesuo0n
OF chat dsy, ~ the Court house door IN toe
Town Of Tuscumbih, Miller county, StAts OF
hissouri, and while tbs Circuit Court OF
Miller county is In sessien. expose 70 sale &C
public auction 70 the highest bidder for cash
10 hAud, all the right title, interest and estase
OF the said DAVID BRne,t, OF, In and n fhe
following ducr bed FeAl-estats situated IN
The County OF Miller, end State Of MiEADuri,
tD-wit;
West half nosthNsst qunrter bsetfea snsn.
fy-ihrafr tewnsiill 'ortg ssnga tWkife, i44ss6
9IR'E IA aasisiy SD 'e1sceticr
P.s. AnLER Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
sHERIFF'seALE.

By virtue ofA Transcripts execution, Issued
from the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Miller county, MissoaFi. in lavor oI
ths State of Missouri, at the relation and 70
the use ofJames n. Broekmsn. Collector oI
Revenue OF Miller county. MlssouEi, and
agsinst Joseph " .MeClurk,d dated the llIh day
OF August 1873, aud 70 the underbigned
Sheriff delivered, will on
Friday, September the 18Th, 1879,
between the bLurs Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and hve o'clock IN the aftsrnoOh Of that
day, at the Court bouse door 10 the town OF
Tuscnmbia. Miller county. Stete OF Missouri,
snd While the Circuit Court OF Miller cousiy
s in session, expose to sale at public suction
70 the highest bidder for cash IN hand, all
the right, title, interest and estate OF the
said Joseph w. McCiurg, OIL and to the fol.
lowing described resl-estate situated In the
County OF Miller and STATE OF Missouri,
To wity
Forty acres northwest quarter northwest
quarter section twenty eight, township thir-
ty.nine, range twelve. levied upon and 10 be
sold 10 satisfy tsid execution and costs.
Il. b. MILLER. Sheriff
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Ihpria Ilena.

August Q6th, 1879,
Tho bealth OF this section consideTlng
the season bss been remarkably good.
--M9re wheat has been shipped from this
!own than any period before. ~. Jones g.
,S;s pss'd DE- ssradsm hAys had The largest crop
-Ms MastIo Hayhusst win open a select
school a habols Head school hoass 10 COM
bridsgrooms-sleci talking aside with Pastor
Hiclts came 70 the conclusion tharc we're 10
% thiee weddings at the Congregational
church sunday night and were diaappointed.
they did not come oh. We IeArn the cause
OF the delay WAS the brides had not got n cir
dresses made up, and they will now take
place when people least expect them.
s-Lawyer Latchem is building himself
house and lntends 70 beeoms Z gentleman
MIRA. Lombar starts Ders waeh to take
her children 10 school At Labanoh. Il "a 4
matter Of surprise In AZ iutelligsnt section as
this q high school Is not established and veil
pAtTooised IN this town, There Is oertalnly
good opening fer one and our peopls should
not 20 behind the age IN the msiier pf edu.
--CommIsslonsr Baker held a tenehers ez.
animation at the Allen school house recently.
-All viii be graiiAed 10 learn Mad.rs.
Thomas Parsons and Harry MeafS wboee re-
coveEy was doubtful from severe lllnels are
now out OF DAGGER and rapidly Improving
under the treatment Of Or. >. II. Moore, :
"A cologsd blacksmith arrived here . lev
se.ks $50 from the south. He aoe hls wife
walked eight hundred miles aud conveyed
thsiF children aud uhAttlss on coWs. Before
the was ha was sold as q slave loF Sg,6oe.
-rbe Rsv. W. n. Hieks goes next week
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF special transcript exception,
iAsued from tho eties of the Clerk os the
Circuit court Of Mirer county, Missouri, ia
fsyoF Of ths State OF A'ssogri, 90 the relation
and 10 this use OF p s. Miller, eoilse
tor Of the revenue OF Mtiler county. IN the
btzts Of Missouri, and sgSlna Cnesl-y N.
Ryriek.da the . day Of August 1873, and
70 toe Wudsrstgned -sheFiG delivered, will on
Friday. September i2th, 1879,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the tore
MON and i've o'elO.;k IN the afternoon OF that
dB9, at The Court b0uss door In the town OF
Tu,cumbis. Miller county, Missouri, and
while the Circuit court OF Miller county Il 10
session, expose 10 sale ut public auction 70
The highest bidder tor cash in hand, all the
right, title, Interest and estate OF the said
Chetley n Wyrlek of, In snd 10 the following
described real estate, situated "a she county
Of Miller and State OF Missouri, to-Rit:
Eighty acres west half southwest quartvt
and forty acres southwest quarter northwest
quantr section tbirty-six, township forty,
range fourteen. levied upon and 70 be
gold to satisfy said execution and costa.
p. 3. MfLLEE, Sheriff.
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sHRRIFF,s sALE.

BY virtue OF a special transcript execution,
Issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Circuit court OF Miller county. Mlssouri, IN
tsvof OF lhe State OF MiesonTi, at the rela.
tion aud 70 the uss OF r. Is. Miller. col.
lsctof OF the revenue Of Miller county, in tae
State Of Missouri, and against IsaAc
Eumalt and Harah zamal,, dated
the es, day OF July 1879, ADd 10 the
undersigned Sheriff delivered, viii on
Friday, September latb, 1873.
between the hours Of nine o'clock 10 the fore
noon and Ave o'clock IN the afternoon OF that
day, At the Court house door In the town OF
TnseumbIa, Miller county, Missouri, and
while the Circuit court OF Miller county 70
IN session. expose 70 sale at public suction to
the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the
right, title, Interest And estate OF the saId
Isaac zamAl, aud Sarah 2umalt
Of. IN and 10 the following
described real essAte. situated In the county
OF Miller and State Of Mlssuur, tO-wit,
Twenty acres south part southeast quarter
southwest quarter section sixteen, township
sh'rsy-esKht, range thirteen. levied upon aud
y b sold 70 Iatisiy said execution and eOsls.
p. q. MILLHH, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
TERMS on COURT:
saERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue of transcript execution, Issned
from the pffce OF the Clerk oi the Circuit
Court oi Abler Goanty. Missluri, IN iagor OF
the State oi Missour. az the relation aisd u
the use OF p. ). Miller. collector Of the
revenue Of hilier county. IN the Ssate OF
Missouri, ann against JSsepbIlenEy Ilaherman
dated the 2ssh day oi Fsb'y. a. d. 1879, aud
- the unssrslgned SHERIFF delivered. Will on
Friday, September 18th, 1879,
between the hours Of nine q, clock 10 the
forenoon and gvs O'Clock il tile afternoon OF
that dey, ct the Court house door 10 the town
Of TaAcumhis, Millaf county, Missouri, and
whlle the Circuit Court OF Miller county is
IN session. expose to sale al puDlic auction 70
the highest bidder for cssh in hand, ali the
right, title, interest and estate Of The said
Joseph HeaFy LahsrmAn ,of, 10 and 10 the fol-
lowing describsd real estate, situated IN the
county OF MlIIsr and State OF Missouri ,towit:
Two bnodred and forty scres .oltheAsi.
quarter and SoGtheAst quarter northeast quar-
and southeast quarter northwess quarter
section thjrteen, toSnship iorfy, range six
tssn, levied upon and ~ be sold 10
satisfy ssid execution and cnsts.
y s. Miller Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28

Drxp MIss EIiss Jane HssyGcra, con
of y. II, Heryford OF 6allne township, q
lef county; departed this life on 20sh Il,
She was born feby. 23sh, 1916 In the 81
q Kentucky: aad baptized ia the Meihoi
Eplseopsi church south, her father ws
Boone county. So, whoFe Mrs. II. wac raj
and tnsffied her grief stFlcken hnshanc
the 1sh of April 1850. They moved 70 n
lef county several yeeass finca sRd have b
eight children, thfsa Of whom are now
Ing 70 sgmpathiEe With their aged htsIzr
his ahlictionG Mm. II. hal the esteem
her many naighborF as they evineed b,
constant attention day and night for n1onI
during her long sneefings toT which
Heryiord and children return their Inc
pressible thanks and gratitude. Her long
was consistsnt IN tha service and faith
the salvation through the blessed Lard Jel
Christ.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28

Col. Pat Dyer Ia. returned from Leadyille
and brings with him specimens OF ore ex-
humed from his silyer mine. His mine Is
next 70 Col. Tom Orittenden's and he and
Colonel Tom were 10 the habit OF using the
kept In motion by fastening an ear Of corn
out over his nose; the mule kept walking
around after the corn and that kept the
baskets and buckets In the two shafts running.
Colonsl Dyer's mine Is already $50 feet deep
and 1t is expected that vien OF solid silver
will be reached before the shaft drops 300
feet further. The specimens of ore Colonel
Dyer has brought home with him will assAy
about 1900 pounds Of quartz 70 the ton.--
Times-JOuraal
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of Transcript execution, Issued
from the office OF the Clerk Of the Ciscui.
Court Of Nil er county, Missouri, In favor OF
the State oi Mssaouri, at the relation and Ia
the use OF p. y Miller, collector OF
the revenue OF n ,lisr county, 10 the State OF
Missonri, and against William Carrico, dated
ihe llih day OF August. A. ID. 1870, and 70
the undorsiened Sbsfifi delivered, will on
Friday, September the lgtb, 1879,
between the hours OF nine o clock Ia the
forenoon and 4 ge o'clock In the afternoon Of
that day, at the Coqri house door Ia the town
Ot Tuscumbia, Miller county, Missouri, and
while the Circuit Court Of Miller county is
in session, expose 20 sale At public auction TO
she highest bidder for cash In hand, all The
right, title. interest and estate Of Ihe said
William CAfrico, Of, 10 and 20 the iollawIag
deseribed real esIate, situated Ia the county
Of N ilier aud Btats Of Misgoufi, to.gitl
Slxty0he sGfts lot ak northwest quarter
section one, township thirty-nine, range four
ietui sixty beres lot BiH northeast quarter
section tuo, township thirty nine, range four
se'sa, ivvied upon and TO be sold 10 satisfy
AID execntlon knd costs.
r. 3. hlTLlER. Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28

70 Neosbo to attend the meeting Of the Spring.
aeld association at that place.
Rev. A. n. Miseeldine,s pastor Of Lebanon
Cong. church, is aKpectsd 20 hold protrae,ed
meeting in Che IBERIA Congregational church.
commencing Sept. l7th and cootinue lOr ses-
sral weeks. He will be followed ~ other
MINISTERS Of the Congregational church. IN
hoading meetings in that church duFins ghe
fall and winter, Who win exchange Fsylval
work Will the pastoY,
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Harrisd.

WKAvER-JoHNsroN: Oa lase Sands
Mr. Alfred r. Weaver 70 Ms1s Mary 4
Johnston at the brides fathers ESQ. Jane
johnston near Mt. Pie ssant, Miller county
by Esq. Pitsford. TIE BANsxR frsternit.
acknowledge the receipt OF . bountlful sup
ply OF the deli-ious wedding cake. Ma,
peace, pleasure and happiness ever crow
the pathway OF thsyoang couple.
BKLsaE SPALDfsa:-On last Sunday Mad
lson II. Belshe, Ksq. to Mrs. K. Spalding Q
the brides brothers WIN. II. Lumpkins'
Locust II Jund, NO.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28

1 hereby call attention 70 the following
law goyerplug the attendance Of witnesses
In criminal e9ses,
Sec. 10 whenever 3 vitaeSs IL criminal
case has been once snbp@aAed OF recognized
70 appear before any court having criminal
jurisdiction In this atAie ke ahail attend a.
such witness under the aame from tlIae 10
time until the case Il disposed Of or ho be
finally discharged BY the court, and no costs
akall be allowed for any subsequent recoghl.
ztnce on anbp0 a, and be skAll be subject
20 eiaachment Iof any dofaalto or failure 20
appear - tneh witness, and adjudRed 70 pay
the cosla Of the same and such other penal.
y as the court shall ordsr or d eompetant to
inhict 1
=. Q. 5wALEs, PrOs Ab'y.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28

The following paragraph from The st.
Louis Times-Journal contains as much Truth
as u is possible 70 put in the space;
The reason there ere 90 many poor papers
10 Missouri is because whenever any little
shalloWpAted politician can not run his edi.
tor, be goes OF aud starts an opposition pa-
per. There is 20 much of this cut-thrOat
policy here in Missouri and It prevails in the
newspaper business quite as extensively a. in
other liner.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
r. YER BRYCK, Pro'r.
TO the People Of KILLER County.

IhaYe opened LUMRER YARD in the
town Of TipsOn, Aonilssu County, and shall
keep constantly on hand the very best Of
Lumbsr, and guarantee that will ssIl sanae
70 you Cheaper than tbe.Same oas be bought
Ht any point IN Central Missouri. Persops
contemplating building VIII -nd Il 10 their
interest 10 call and gat ny prices befofe puF-
ehadng elsewhere. II y0u DOM believe ma
ask yOur neighboft.
Yard on Morena s., South Of Rank o.
ItiPs0'; tP isa VIZ AvWAiD.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28

Sportsmen should preserve for referance
the annexed dates OF the legal game season
tn Missouri: Deer, September 10 January
10; wild turkey, September 70 March 4;
prairie chickens. AUG. Is to Feby. /; pheas-
ant, October Is TO February i; quail. Oeto-
Der ] 10 Feby, Il woodcock, July to Jan
uArY 10.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28

The report Of State Treasurer Gates for
Julv shows credit balance on the last day
of July OF $4lo, 7o3 80 Bank Of Oommerce
deposit $40, % 81; the balance consist Of
81 ,3425o In ,he National Bank OF the State,
S28o, ,266.2l 10 the aAstln Bank, $4,000 la
Of Reid = OkrismAn, and s., 500. 60 in the
vault.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
Rahhad.

We are informed that W. r. Roward's
Office at Upton was robbed Of four or i've
hundred dollars in money; his books and
papers taken Ut the same time; persons who
haYe purchased lnmber of Mr., Howard and
ail others are requested 90 look cut for such
to the capture of the thief or thieves, will be
suitably rewarded. Ei4eF-
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
Rraai Lana salan.

For fha rich and poor AZ Tuscambls.
on tbs s;h, 10th, nth and 12lh dare Of {
70. There viii be ioilr or ave hnK
tracts 0flan1 sold on the above days, b,
Hlisrif 0f KILLER county Zoe taxes and {
The land Ia The general is good for nRt
tuFai purposes and all within tee rich Sc
One hmbef and mineral region, eapiii
end poor men have q chance 10 obtain IS
and mineral wealth.