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Commissioners of Election.
The following gentlemen hase been appointed
by Gov. llagood, Commissioners of election for
this County:
S'a'e and County. John r. Jeter, ]. II. Max.
WELL Henry Coleman.
Congressional: W. I. Litt!cjohn, ". T. Ora.
ham, Judge Glenn.
TIE name Of Mr.. !. NJ. Gee is published as a
Greenback Commissioner for Greenvlle Mr.
Gee is resident Of this town ami n democrat
lie has written to Gov. IIagood positively de.
clining the appointment, as he is not now and
never has been n GreentacScr. lie has also
written TO Mr.. Russell, head centre Of what
there is of the Greenback party, enquiring who
placed him in that uncong genial position.
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DEATH OF A METHODIST MiSIsrER.-The Rev.
f. H. Terrence presiding elder of the Orange.
burg District, A. NJ. E. Church. died at Edge
field Courthouse yesterday afternoon Of a con.
gestive chill. HIS body was brought to Colum.
bin day. and this al ernoon his funeral services
were held at Bethel A. NJ. L. Church, in the
presence If au immense congregation. .-News
end Courier.
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ba" OF course everybody have seen the
Comet. If. however, there are any SC lazy that
they would not rise at o'clock in the morning
to look at it, we can tell them they have lost
the grandest sight they have ever had an op-
por,unity of witnessing.
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Reduction Of Fare.

Reduction Of Fare.
handbill has been sent us giving the special
round trip rates That will be charged on the
Columbia and Greonvie Railroai ani branches
to the State Fair at Columbia, to be held Nov.
18th TO 18th, inclusive, from which we take the
following, as being applicable to this immediate
section. Tickets on sale the 18th, 14th, 18th
and lG;h
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GeA- After little more than a month of the
most delightful weather for picking cotton, we
had slight fall of rain last Tuesday night, but
not more than enough to lny the dust, which had
become most intolerablc
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ArArAL BOXING MATcu. = Blackvile October
4.-This evening about o. clock two Young mon
Joseph knorf and Jesse Nevels, both clerks Of
Mr. q. Il. Gyles. were playfully boxing, when
the former struck the latter bow in the stom.
nch. Novels fell to the floor and died in fve
m'nnt"7 IL was the mercst accidcnt The cor
'ner i'now ho!dins an inquest
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The LENoru oFsTHE CoMgr,s TAiL-Phelps,
N. L., October 8.-Telescopic observatins of the
great comet made this msruing by Prof Brooks
OF the Red House Observatory show that the re-
cent disturbance iu the head is subsiding. The
nucleus is now condensed and pear shaped
, The tail appeared brighter than usual, with a
length Of fifty million miles
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gS4- Hon. a. IL. Stephens was elected Gov
ornor of Georgia, on the 4th, by majority Of
between 0,C0O and &C, 600, over Gartrell, indie
pende e.
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Cotton has the best line of Jeans in Union.
Our Ticket.

Oar Ticket.
We venture the assertion that the people of
this State have never had more nccepiabe
ticket presented to them for their suffrage than
the one now offered by the Democratic party.-
From the nominee for Governor down 10 tbe
County Commissioners, there is not a man on il
but has been nominaiel entirely free from any
combination or unluc influence while each can.
did"le is eminently "worhy and well qualified
for the duties of the position he proposes TO
assume. We can conscieniiously claim that il
tits sahcket fthe people and from the people, and
deserves the earnest united support of the people
OF every party, class and condition. We have
never before known n ticket for 50 many Offices
that did not have one candidate at least IN {,
whose integrity, fitness and right TO be there
coa'i not be questioned. We point to it with
much pride and challenge the closest persona,
and political scrutiny,
Such ticket is worthy the mos, enthusiastic
support of every good and true man throupbout I
the State, and, when compared with the mon.
grel state ticket put forth in opposition to il.
what man of intelligence. possessing one shark
of State pride, and desiring to live in peace nm
der an honest and just government. can hesitate
for one m 'ment to give all his influenza anil
| labor TO elect it,
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Does the good lady tell you to buy anything
in the way of crock c:y- ware, glass. ware or a
seit fChina ?Coltoa is certainly Healqu,rers
M the Sisters AMI the Cousins and the Auuts
vii tell you so.
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STATE OF SoUTH CARoBiNA
COUNTY Of .UsIos, ~:
L, Gegrge Munro. Cashier of the aboye-named
oank' do solemniy swear thar The above state
neni Is trne to the best of my knowledge an
neiief. GEORGE MUNRO. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to efore me this lu,h
lay Of October, 1882.
RoBr ". SuAND.
CoRREcr Attest
4. Il. WALLACE
a. u fOSrEa. Dire.,,,y.
WILLIAM MUNRu.
Oct l3 Al =.
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S150.0O0 FIRE.-New York, Oct. 0.-Pire
broke out shortly before one o'clock to-day in
the basement of FIVE story building extending
from No. All Broadway back TO No. A. Mercer
street. which did damage probably amounting
to over Sl50OOO. The principal losers are
stern Co.. Jncob Adler & Co., Ridley and
Hanley and ID. C. Schir.
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esS" DR.. j. w. Parker, formerly Supcrin
tendant of the Lunatic Asylum, is lying very
sick and not expected TO live.
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The Celebrated Pratt Gins with improved feed
rs and cnndensers for sale by FARR & THOM.
son. Every one guaranteed.
Aug % 34 3m*
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ESs" Chiils apd fever is very prevaen
throughout the County. In this town there ar,
more cases than we have know in twelve wears
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You can save money in Groceries, if you vii
call on Cotton. lie keeps good Stock of Sugar
Flour, Cvaee, Molasses, Cheese and Salt.
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Young men, it you want stylish suit oi
Clothes and nobby hat, go to the Union Store
under Union Hotel
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coMMIrrsEs AppoINrsp.

The following Committees have been ap.
pointed to act at the Union County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association to be held October
24th, 18th and 26th, 1882:
FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT.
g. II. JETER, Superintendent.
W. II. NouMAS, Assistant.
Committee. A. A. Sarratt, Is. F. Foster, T. NJ.
Littlejohn, Thomas Davis, w. A. whisenant.
FRUIT, GARDEN and TREE, DEPART.
MENT.
w. j. T. GLENN, Superintendent,
Col. Il. j. GAGS, Assistant.
Commiitee-Col d, D,-J ohnson, ST., r. S Thomas,
DIR. B. +. Rawls.
MANUFA CTUREnS DEPARTMENT.
DIR. j. +. NORMAN, Superintendent.
w. T. BErsIL, Assistant.
Commtfee--Mrs. J. p. McKissck. Mrs. DR..
J. F. Norman, Mrs. L. N. Kelly.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
J. l. HARRIS, Superintendent.
Commines- Miss Margaret Mcllwain, Mrs.
John A. Porter, Miss Fannie fluff, MISS Salle
West. Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Mamie Hughes,
Mrs. William Munro, Mrs. j. Is. Jeter.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
J. I. DOUGLASS, Superintendent.
Mrs. w. L. THOMSON, Assistant.
Commatee-Niss Kate Smith. Mrs. q. II. Je.
ter, Miss Laura billiard, Mrs, w. j. Tucker,
Miss Sallie Fowler, Mrs. II. Beatty, Mrs. L. NJ.
Whitesdes, Mrs. N. b. Eison.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT..
Y. 8. BOBO, Superintendent.
w. A. ROBINSON, Assistant.
.Commi'iee-W. VI. English, John II. Jefferes,
- McDorman, l.. f. Smith.
ART AND LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
MAJ. j. B. STEEDMAN, Superintendent. .
COmmHtee-Wm. Munro, Esq, w. A, Nichol-
son. Mrs. II. w. Shand.
STOCK DEPAR TMENT.
WM. JEFFERIES, Superintendent.
W. Il. BniGGs. Assistant.
Committee ee--Seaborn billiard, Col. r. Beatty
Jesse Bishop.
HORSES, MULES DC.
j. G. FOWLER, Superintendent.
ASA SMITH, Assistant.
Committ,e-A. G. Lyles, Samuel Jetferss, VIM
Jones, John d. Jefferies, N. D. Eison.
SHEEP AND SWINE
t. N KELLY, Superintendent.
Conmifee--W. II Briggs, Glenn d, Peake, r.
J. Gage.
POTLTRy
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State Board of Equalization.

State Board of Equalization.
At the meetings of this Board held in CO.
lumba last week it was decided that the values
of real property in this County should remain
unchanged, but the values Of real property in
towns and villages WAS changed from S24l, $50
to 63,G2O-an increase of $1,000.
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MI articles Intended for exhibition Trace hOr-
ses exceptcd) will be transported free.
Prepay Freight at shipping point. AMI upon
presentation of receipted Freight Bill, and Ger
tifcatc of Secretary Of Fair a. suciution that
the article has been exhibited, money will be
refunded.
For further information. address
ID. CARDWELL.
Asst Gen'l Freight and Passr Agent.
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ANOTHER REPUBLICAN DETECTION

The Pratt revolving Head Gins clean the seed
perfectly and make good sample. See them
before you buy. For sale by FARR s. THOM.
son.
Aug25 a. 3mx
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ILLINOIS has raised this year the extraordi.
nary crop Of 100. .O00. 900 bushels of OATS Tb;.
crop Is q 'hiid larger than the largest of any
previous year, and it no doubt surpasses the
entire crop in that kind of the entire country
not many years back.
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neA- There are l40 students in the South
Carolina College.
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New Store-New Goods.

Mems boots from Sl.75 to 5000 per pair, al
Union Store, under Union Hotel.
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Sa5- My Stock Of Fail and winter goods
Is now complete, and those desiring to pur-
chase will save money by calling on me.
The Stock is full in all departments, and
it is no trouble, but pleasure, to show
what have.
In this age Of progress and close Com
petition appreciate the necessity of reduc-
ing profits. and therefore will sell on small
advance over first cost.
Polite aud attentive salesmen will meet
you in the store, and endeavor to make YOUR
time while there pass both pleasantly and
profitably. Give us a call and sec that we
practice what we preach.
j. +. COLT)N.
Statesmen ~. a FAINT, ROBERT a. EIsoN
FRANK TOWNSEND.
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sUBscRIPTIoN--sa 90 PER ANNum.
ADVERTISING.
TAKE NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors and
Notices of Final Discharge must be
paid for before they will appear in
our columns.
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Bfay~ We are compelled to put the prem;,m
'S' oi our county Fair on our fourth page, but
we nope that will not prevent any one from pre-.
paring for tho exhibition or coming to'it. The
following Special Premiums are offered bv tbe
merchants of this town:
Fice M'Lure, for hest Jersey Cow 81
>. u. Colion best collection ofvegetable 4
p p"s'er r. wilkins. best Milk Cow. ........ s
farr Thomson, best acres Cotton. K
+. Z: Jones. best Bale of IIay.... 2
r. VI. Cohen, best co'ty raised Saddle Horse. &
Robertson & Grimhall, best yield on acres
- "P,""" corh................ .......,...., r
~ ~ a. r'ynn. best buggy horse. County raised 3
NJ .; nTe' oest three year old County raised
N =, .......... . p
D' H. Rice, best Native Bull. 4
n'each"i and Brown ShirIings 6o
urcs mighty low on these goods.
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List of LetterG

Remaining in the Post Office at Union, 8. c..
for the week ending October Ia, 1882:
Cohen, John j.; Free, Bette (col), Linzey
Meakkey.
Persons calling for these letters will please
soy. they are advertised
JAMES II. GOSS p NJ
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AN AGED MISIsrgR-The Barnwell naoers
announce the death in that county Of the Rev.
Edward Palmer, who was one of the oldest cit
tizens of the county rs we'll rs one Of the oldest
and most respected divines in the State. DR..
Palmer died at the residence Of his son in.law,
the Hon. /. NJ. Hutson, on Saturday last after
an illness OF only twenty four hours and nt the
ripe age Of 95 years. lilo WAS a brother of tho
late Rev. Is. NJ. Palmer, who was for many
years pastor of the Circular Church in this cty
and who was the father of the Rev. b. NJ. Pal
mer. of New Orleans. DR.. Palmer was buried
in the Baptist church Cemetery, at Barnwell
Court house, on sunday last.
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Democrats to Your Posts!

The cheapest line Of Jeans in Union, AZ
Union Store, under Union Hotel.
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Our Cotton Market
MARRIED.

SMtTH-GOWAN. Married, on the 9Th inst. =.
6y Kew. H. A. Reid, DR.. MAsSIEG SMITH, Of
oPar'ahounS County, to Miss LEILA GowAN, of
this place.
HOLMES-McCOLLOUG AtSalula. Polk
county, ~ c., on the 9th of September, 1882.
oy the Kew. }. D. Mccullough, Mr.. JoHN LoS-
DON N,HoLMEs to Miss MARY STARK, daughter of
the officiating Minister. All of Spartanbure.
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Commissioners of Election.

If you want good pair Of Shoes. so to the
Union Store, under the Union Hotel.
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COL. JOS. F. GlST, Superintendent.
X. B. BAILEY, Assistant.
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The Charleston Ticket.
The Charleston County nominating Conven-
ton met last Monday, and nominated the fol.
lowing very strong ticket.
For State Senator-Gco. Lamb g;uist.
For Probate Judge-Wm. f.. Vincent.
For School Commissioner-P. f. Stevens.
For County Commissioners Fogariy.
Il. IL. White and A. Stemmermann
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
y. u. S,monton' Edw. McCrady, Jr..
James Sin "ns. A. II. DuPre.
W. II. Brawley, John Gonzales
" a. MeHugh, Geo. VI. Mears,
Chas. lnglesby, Francis Britton.
Call and see the fashionable Dress ooods a.,
Colions.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Merchants & Planters
N Al TION AL RA NIX
OF UNION,
At Union, in the State of South Carolina, at
he close Of business, 3D. day of October, 1852.
RESOURCES.
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Calico b, Ct, and scts at Union Store, under
Union Hotel,
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4he democratic Ticket.
For Governor.
augh >. Thompson.
For Lietcn mt Governor.
'ohn calhoun Sheppard.
secretary OF State.
Col. y. n. LfpScomb.
Attorney General.
v. fSlchardson, Miles.
State Treasurer.
John L. Richardson.
Comptroller General.
w. Il. Stoney.
''r superintendent OF Education,
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70 OULTR

POULTRY
W. T. JErER, Superintendent.
CommNec-Iion. w. ii. Wallace, Charlie Z.
Sims, Gilmer &. Greer.
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| FIRE IN NWILLIAMsroN.-"J. g. c." write,
| on the thiid instant: "Last might about 8 o.
clock the alarm Of fire was given, and in n
| very few minutes il was discovered tbat the
| barn OF MIR. j. W. Dnous, containing oats, folder
| and straw, was almost entirely consumed by the
fames. There being no breeze, the stabl,. the
nearest building to the barn, was saved. not
| however, without very earnest and faithful eff.
| forts of both whits and colprei citizens. The
hre was evidently the work Of On incendiary
no one Of Mr. Dacus'B family having been
about the barn for more than week"
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. Norfolk, Va, October
4-Mrs. VIM A. Hannah. the wife of n we'll.
| known business man "f Norfolk. left Baltimors
| last evening rs a passenger on the BAY line
| steamer. When off Point Lookout n Iady who
vas her companion in the the stateroom was
aroused by cool draught {, ON the raised window
and discovered that Mrs. Hannah was miss;no
The alarm was given and search made, but sbe
could no wherebe found. Temporary alteration
OF mind. IL is thought. was the cause Of the sui.
eide She leaves several young enildren.
BaAo Corro PlcKEns.--we clip the follow
ing items from the Farmers Friend Of Bennets
vile:
Week before last young Christopher Dudley.
sen "f Mr.. L. q Odom. picked on his father :
place in our days 800 pounds Of clean cotton
The first iay 4O7 second day 332 third day
831 /; fourth day 43i.
Noah Maliy, on Mr.. RI Hamcr's place. pickel
hfieen hundred pounds in three days last week
picking the first day $50 pounds and 90 the
other tws.
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SHEEP AND SWINE
I. KELLY, Superintendent.
Conmhfee-W. II Briggs. Glenn d. Peake, r.
J. Gage.
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ART AND LITERARY DEPARTMENT
MAJ. J. B. STEEDMAN. Superintendent.
CommHtee-Wm. Munro, Esq, W. A, Nichol
son. Mrs. II. w. Shand.
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Call and see the fashionable Dress goods at
Collon's
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Of ! seiegaa-

This bank succeeds the old established and we'll
Fro.
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TIE BEAT.
He Sells J. O. Hussey's Freight Outfit for
$1,000 ana gkips the Country.

Last week the RIVER PRESS stated
that Deputy Sheriff George Farmer and
John @. Hussey, Of White Sulphur
Springs, had gone north Oh official bust
ness, and the sequel IS their trip is now
ripe for publication. A young fellow
named Frank Ballard last umnle had
chareeof one Of Mr.. Hussey's bull out
fits. which wintered i'll the vicinity Of
Benton. This spring Ballard again took
charge Of the team, and was instructed
by the owner to load ii at this place for
the Springs. Instead Of doing 50, how
ever, Ballard sold the outfit 70 Chris.
Tilson for s 1000, pocketed the money
and jumped the town. Ar. Husseg was
unal.le IL ret ira TX Of his property for
soIne time, but a few weeks since he
learned of It's whereabouts, and in COM
pa1ly with the officer started north to
oyartake Mr.. Tilson3 who was on his
way, we believe, to Fort Macleod. They
came up with him near the Mafias
crossing, and Of course took possession
Of the property. Iilson was an inno-
cent purchaser, and will be out just ST.
o00 unless lie can bring Ballard to time,
which Is not likely considering that the
latter has a month or two the start.
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personal

From Saturdays Dali.
VIII Higgins arrived from White
Sulphur Springs yesterday n charge Of
Spencer Dros.' teams.
Miss Nellie A.. Clark arrived on the
coach from Helena yesterday, On route
to Highwood to meet her sisters and
brother.
From sunday i Daily.
Col. IIges IS d passenger On the Hell
ena and will probably reach here about
the Goth.
Al. Hlgbee, one Of the owners Of the
Higbee s. Pierce mine on Wolf Greek,
il IN the city. !.
VIM. Allen, Of Fort Benton, IS 0 II his
annual pleasure trip To the Springs
Hss5aadnaaaa.
Gel. Irwin, commander Of the d.
". Mounted Police left Fort Macleod for
Fort Walsh on the 9th inst.
-R. W. auckland, Of HighNood, is
IN tie city. He claims to have the best
crops ia Montana, and The potatoes,
roasting ears etc, tha he brought ii
yesterday present NJ Il good evidence
OF the fact.
Pro-. &. Aaeger. probably the
sateaaest musician II Montana, came III
on the Helena coach yesterday. The
professor will stop some time In town,
and ifanyone haf 1 niano which needs
tuning lie viii s E II
order. Orders 7z;af fe-
! ceiye prom
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a New Way Of Ifrigatiag.

Paris Gibson e Son haEe d ranch in
the Missouri valley, eight miles above
Benton, and III order to get water on it
Mr.. Gibson has adopted q rather novel
plan He has ordered from the east .
1000 engine and pumping apparatus
with which the water cal DC raised to
the necessary level and sent ever hss
farm iii abundant supply. It would re-
quire a ditch several miles IN length to.
bring water upon his land, and NIr. Glib
son has figured ii ont that the engine.
and pump IS the cheaper arrangement,
and before long the experiment will pc.
tried. With water IN abundaneeattheir
command, Measrs. Paris Gibson # Son
will have one Of the finest rane2aes in
Montana. Just such an arrangement as
that mentioned above would give Benz
ton a never falling store Of water, and Il
it IS eIned feasible for %irrigating .
single farm, we should think that where
q Whole town. IS concerned t ought e
tie easily arranged.
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Arrival Of the Josephine.

Contrary to expectation the Josephine
returned to Benton, from Grand Island,
bringing fifty tons Of freight putof at
that point on her preceding trip up. She
blew her whistle at thelevee about four
O'Clock Monday afternoon and it was
quite d surprise to many, % few expect
ed she would come further than the Ma
rias. The Josephine passed the Coat
Banks saturday evening and made good
progress to Benton, considering the stage
of water at present. She will take q lot
of wool and several passengers and viii
he.not only fhe first boat Of the season at
the head ofnavigation but tie last. The
Josephine has made . record this yeafto
be proud Of.