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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-05-20
The Election md the Registered Tot.


Elsewhere in these columns may be fount
tie petition Of citizens to the Town Councl
asking an election TO be ordered in reference
to bonds for the Carolina, Cumberland Gar
and Chicago Railroad. \. complete list OF thu
registered voters may also be there found
AS the question is submitted to the "qualif!ed
voters" and as there seems to be no authority
or law for rc-opening the registration book
Mt this time, we presume no additional names
can be added to the list OF "qualificd voters
We append the following extracts from TIT
amended charter Of the town:
All male inhabitants OF said town who shall
have attained the age OF twcnty-onc years
and resided therein sixty days previous t
the election, and shall have been duly regis
tered rs hereinafter provided shall he entit.c'
to vote for said Intcndant and Wnrdcns. The
lutendant and WardcnS Of said town shall
require the registration Of all electors OF tLt
age of twenty-Onc years, and OF those wht
shall attain the said age of twcnty-onc bcfor'
the said second Monday Of September in Gael
year and who shall be entitled to vote ut Sait
election. during The month Of .Imnc next pre-
vinns to the election for said lntendant an.
Wurdcns. Notice Of SAID registration sha!
he given for two weeks previous thereto b,
fi>hcd in said town Of .lbbeville, and Ivy post
Ing at the C0ur House door.
after each municipal election Sid Intend
ant and WardenS shall only require such per
sons to register during tho said month OF June
as shall become entitled to vote at each ap
preaching election.
1.-THE said registration lists shall at all time:
be subject 10 the inspection of Tho qualiiiet
voters Of the town, shall lie carefully prcscrv
81 by the Town Council. and on dnnE1i or IN,
special elections shall be placed in the posses
sion Of the Managers appointed 10 conduc
the election then Gcing held"
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THE c., G. G.. & c. R. r.
Petition OF Citizens Of the Town OF
AbbeviIIe. Praying nm Election.
TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, [
C0USTY Of A~BBEYIILE. {
To the Honorable the 7n,On Council IN md h'
The Torn Of AttcriNe IN the County ana stat
nGoyesaid:
We the Undersigned. owners Of real estate IN
tho said Tow OF Abbevlllc, under { nd In per
suance of the provisions Of an Act OF this
State, entitlrn An Act to authorize Counties
Townships. Cities and towns entitled In the
Construction Of the Carolina, Cumberland
Gap and Chicago Railway Company to sub
scribe to the Capital Stock OF said Company
approved December 22nd 1883; the provisions
OF which Act, so far ~ the same nre applica,
hle hereto arc referred to and incorporated
herein; do respectfully apply to the satt
Town Council, to submit Ia the qualified
voters of said Town of Abbevlllc, rs In and by
said Act pr ,vidcd, and rs SOON rs practicable
the question whether or not the said Town o
Abbcville shall subscribe the sum of five %
per cent on the assessed value of real and per
sonal property in said Town, in bonds TO tho
Capital Stock OF the Carolina, Cumberland
Gap and Chicago Railway Company.
The said suhscri ption 10 be made on condi
ton that the said Bonds be deposited In some
bunk in trust, and not to be delivered to tlt
President OF the Carolina. Cumberland Gar
AMI Chicago Railroad. for the benefit OF siit
road, until the said Road shall be completed
10 the Town Of AbOeville.
And on the further condition that said roat
be completed TO Abbcville G.. H., III or LefOrt
the first day Of January a. u. 1853.
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The Adjournment OF the Diocesan
Convention.
r<xy.,Js, D,n;vtn.l


The Convention OF the Episcopal Church 0
South Carolina has come and gone and leave.
MS with the sau spectacle Of u house dlvidcC
against itself 1t has only reached, in con
c;usion of the weeks work, the anxious pro
tests Of mary OF the most important parrish
as. Along with this goes over to the mex
session motions looking to the constitutions:
lcviS!on. which raises the Whole question be
tween the power of the laliy and clergy
(which is largely ut the bottom of this contest
In the mainline one glance at the church
militant, us witnessed by the report of its
standing comn.i tee. We must say-and deep
Nv panied arc we 10 say it-tlr,t it shows 4
fearful dCcadenec, end one which must carry
sorrow to every Christian heart, and much
more one WHO loves The church OF his fathers.
Look at It.:
iIu II parlshesand missions, no baptisms
la. IL parishes and missions there were 2lG-an
averi:c OF less than four for the 81 parishes
and missions. No combinations have been
reported in - parishes and missions. AID Ill
in 10 parishes and missions, making an NV.
eragc of less than nine for all the parishes lit!
missions. The offerings OF the present year
nrc 1851 81 less than last ycar-lS parishes
and missions reporting not ono dollar OF offer,
ings 0: any kind. Twenty i2O ave Tor al
church uses, salaries. parOcllial missions, &c,
Sl,757.l3. an average OF SS1.S) for The ~, ana,
Addin2 the IS non. contrihut!n" the average
for IS parishes and missions Is Sij.2l.'
These figures are sad indeed!
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FAST TIME TO COLUMBIA.
The Atlantic Coast Line Keeping UP
with tho Demands OF The Travel
Ing Public...DininS on the Rail.

beginning on Sunday, May II. there will be
n change In the schedule Of the Atlantic Coast
Line between Charleston and Columbia,
which will reduce the running time from
Charleston to Columbia, II distance OF III
miles to thee hours and a half, u gain Of q
nil. utes. Train No. 81, by this change, will
leave Charleston at 7.2j \. NJ, instead Of ut I
\. NJ, and will arrive In Columbia at l.D \,
n. Returning, Train No. y viii leave Column
bla and arrive here rs at present.
Arrangements have been made by the At.
lantic Coast Lin to provide the trains run
nin1 between here and Columbia with dining
ears, in which passengers can get their meals
without being put to the delay AMI incOnrcn'
fence OF StOppingatth the meal stations en- route,
The dining coaches arc the same buffet ears
that were used some lime ago on the Charles
ton and Savannah Railway between Charles
ton and Jacksonville. They will be thor
ougily done up and the meals will be prcpar.
cd and furnished under the direction of tho
passenger department OF the Atlantic Coast
Line, who are also in charge of the meal sta
tons ut Wilmington and Weldon.
These additions to the dispatch and com
fort Of the travel etwec here and Columbia
are said to have been instituted especially fni
the benefit Of summer tourists going up TO tho
maintains
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[GrccnriHc Ncws J

Time brings rcvcngcs and redresses gr!cV-
ances. Melton the jury. packer has gone;
Brayton the carpet Dagger has gone. Ihey
are replaced by Leroy r. YonnianS whose
SPLENDID, whitening dcnuncintion of Melton
nj the trial OF the political prisoners will be
long remembered, and ID. +. Bradley, the first
and sturdicSt fighter against tho iniIuitltS o'
the revenue service In the mountains. Inc
people nave an ideal revenge.
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PRESIDENT JACKSON GUILTY
OF EnlbezzlinG the Funds of the En-
ferprise Cotton Mill and Sentenced
to Six Years In the Georgia Chain
fnu0~

AUGUSTA, GA. May 1G.-Thc case of George
T. Jackson, president of the Enterprise Man
sfacturing Company, charged with enbcz'
cling the fursas OF the company, was ended TO-
day by n verdict of guilty and the sentence oi
the prisoner to six years at hard labor in the
penitentiary. The case has been Il rcmarka.
Ole one. hhc defendant lived in this coInmu'
nifty sixty-two years and occupied positions
OF responsibility, honor and trust. 4 few
years ago he was carried away by the spirit
OF speculation and lost Sl15,cD OF the Enter
prise COmpany's money in his venture. TtclC
are iour indictments against him. The one
on which the conviction just had was based
was OH Sll7 900 of checks Of the company on
which money was converted to his Own per
sonal use. 1t was proven that after large
sums had been converted it became necessary
to conceal 1t from the directors OF the c0mrl
ny, and false entries were made on the books
aid false statements made. At last, wlwr
these disclosures had been made and Major
.Jackson saw IT was too late to cNtricate him
self, he made Il confession to certain members
OF the Beard OF Directors, in which he v!rta,
nlly eXoneratcd the book-kccpcr rom partie
ipation in the use of any u the funds or re
sponSibility for their loss,
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bly, DC Renewed 800. What DR.. 81
mOnds says about the Causes o.
Financial Depression.
Ncms ant Courier.
The charters Of the First National Bank and
year. Some Interest is felt us to what Will be
done by those Institutions. The following In
formation was obtained from the officers Of
the respective banks:
Is numbered 1921, and was issued In Decem'
her. 1865. The bank started with q capital ol
$.OO,O GOO, which was increased ut various times
until ut one time IL was 81 U,W IL was sub
.MO, ut Which latter sum 1t now remains. The
bank has declared W stock dividends, one
Of 70 and one Of 10 per cent, anu since us Or
ganization IL has paid ont In dividends 81
iEo ,ln5.g5. Its surplus fund ut this date Is $780,
600. The intentions of The present StOcklIOld-
crs are not known. but the general impression
is that the bank will continue business under
n renewal of its charter.
vcmber 90, 1865. with the following officers
President, Andrew Simonds; directors, Geo
W. williams, w. l.. Trenholm i. w. Mar:
shall, NJ; G; Mordccnr, ,,o D nnnl, Jennings cnn n w %l,a
grnutcd in Washington on December ii 1865,
with Il nominal capital of S2W,@U, but With q
paid In capital of s1DO,0N. This was increased
III various times to SjlO,OU0. and then reduced
TO sSW,DUi making an average capital of about
SIM, NO. OH which dividends to tho amount OF
$40 ,OUD, and taxes and cXpenscs OF about SlD,-
600, have been paid. the bank retaining about
Si50,OO surplus O%nclu'ling the premium on its
United Stulcs bond>)t to meet contingencies on
December II, lSS5.
apo you think the charter will be renew
ed ?" the Reporter asked DR.. Andrew 81
monds, from whom this information was re.
crived.
The difficulties of making money nrc great
or than over known before replied DIR. 81
monds, "ind, to keep 1t when made, the hum
drcd-eycd Argus must watch over IL with
slccpless eyes. No such depression hns exist.
ed in our day, and yet we continue to spend
money as In flush times. We have to face
this double problem to make and to keep.
Every investor knows the difficulty OF lind
Ing stocks which will pay q fair rate and be Mt
the same time safe.
ave lave to encounter two existing causes
of depression, the destruction of capital and
the loss of business. Hundreds Of millions OF
dollars have been lost In stock investments,
Mt least II c.fourth Of which were gambling
or fraudulent. Investors will now scrutiniZe
closely before plunglns into the unknown
seas Of hazard. Therefore,, | think IT safe TO
Sny TINT our shareholders will gladly avail
themselves of the privilege Of continuing an
/ Investment which Is both safe and profitable.
But If not, there are Others ready ana eager 10
take their places. All the capital stands
ready without notice to I'LL any vacancies.
First National Bank will live when its
managers have passed away
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Very respectfully. .

When you need O tlrst.class sewing machine
FOu can get 1t Of T.. NJ. kcaton next door Il
Marble Yard. Will trade for barter OF an.
kind. VIII pay best price for cattle on pay
mcnt of sewing machines and he keeps n full
supply of Inced!cs for I'LL machines, maile
to parties when desired. Remember the plac,
where to get the best machine oil.
May %, st
White goods in great abundance at Gun.
nln.laIn + Templctnn's. Piquc from Il ~ 10
Lawn from 10 o2n, Muslin from G'to -.
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wholesalp Poisoning En Anderson.

| On sunday Allen Gail!iard, his wife, Joe AZ
new and five children. all cnlorcd, were pois'
ened at .hgncw's house, about six miles from
Bolton i'm Anderson county. The Gailliards
were visiting at Agnew's and all the persons
mentioned ate bread made for them ut Az
news house. They became violently i'll. Or,
J.. {. Harris was called in and srcccedcd III
saving alt of them from death except one OF
the children who died Sunday night or Mon
day. 1t is supposed that the poison was arse,
mic or phosphorus, but nothing II Knt wn o.
how it cot into the bread. The stomach Of
the dead child and pieces Of the bread Will be
sent to 4 competent chemist for analysis.
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Cemetery ut McCor1ick.
We copy the following from the Mccormick
adrancc OF last week:

" G copy TIC blICNlHS Oli ie "t'f
adrancc of last week
MCCoEM!CK, s. C.. May II, 1885,
In!cndunt und HUrd"Ws 7own Of Mccormick:
GENTLEMEN: i have the pleasure 10 IRE
sent 10 your Hon. Body. and TO your success
sors In Office q piatl of lani, containing two
acres, more or Tess, rs 4 donation to the coun
Gil of Mccormick, =. g., by Mrs. Cyrus ii. Nc
CDrlnick, for q cemetery.
Gentlemen, this property is donated conIi
tionally and should you accept | will give got
papers that will justify you 10 proceed to worl
at once. Conditions:
lsf. The ccmctary is to be laid of and 4:
pick ct fence built around the entire platt, ST
that the cemetery may be enclosed.
end. That at least third Of tho two
ncres be set apart for the poor, who arc no
ubic to buy sections. 80.
3rd. 1t will be expected of the council t.
pay for surveying and locating the cemetery
also IL will b. expected for the council to Keel
the cemetery riinmcd up and inclcSrd, and Il
meet this expense yOu have q right 10 sci
sections and deed the same to parties wht
may wish TO purchase.
part, SO | therefore submit them iur your de
clsion. l am respectfully yours.
\ CUrItEAS, JR.,
Agent for the Est. of G. II. Mccormick.
We think the town OF Mccormick Should
decline the offer with thanks.
In the first place, will the present lights be
fore us, new and progressive townsshould no
locate their CEN cterics too near to the popu
Ious sectors. Sanitary or health reasons vii!
suggest the timpropricty of buryinG the dcat
in tho ne,ghboi hood OF the wells which are tt
supply water to the people OF the town.
In the next place, the gift is one Of small
pccuniary value, and is coupled with condi
tons which, 1t would seem to us, wou!C
prompt the people of Mccormick to decline
the gift. The lot Is given on condition thai
the town shall give onc-third of it to the poor
md with the further stipulation that the
whole shall be enclosed with II fence Of Il dc
fcribcd character, and the lands shall be keep
in n prescribed manner.
We fully agree with Mr.. Cothran when he
says: "This needs nc ommcn on his part
IT needs 10 comment. 4 prompt refusal is
all that Is needed.
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The reported robbery case mentioned in the
Rcportrr turns out to DC the nni!uciIatlon o.
fire In the woods and had set them on fire.
Mr. John Scel n some others went to him
and ordered him to move on. when lie gave
md from this he manufactured his robbery
story. II is not reasonable to suppose that n
man with as much none rs he clnimcd TO
have had would have been t!amping rom
Ninety.Six to Columbia. Ills fabrication falls
Of its own weight.
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Terry, the C~ondemneh.

Under existing circumstances which We do
NOT feel at liberty to ie.er 10 Just at this tin Q
we think hat the Governor OF the St,te
wS,iI rxhibit proper wisdom in ordering the
cxecntion of John Terry. which has been set
frr Friday, the 18th Of this mt nth, roStr onet
f,r a short whi'e longer. 1t Is not improta al G
that there Will be- revelations made d. r ne
this time, which might warrant other di>l G.
siliuu pl Ibis maD.
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All Filled.

Tho C,pcu,iVe Ncux of Saturday says: "Col-
lector bradley authorizes the statement that
ali the Offices in his gift arc taken. he IS u.
yet rerdy 10 announce the uaines OF I'VE iu"ky
ones. but has settled the matter definitely.
There will therefore be no use fer more pet:-
tt,ps mr. ItltnrSf
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Receiving this week, the l,tcst shapes In
ladies and misses hats, over 1J0 pieces ribbon,
nil new shades, large lot Spanish, Egyptian,
Escurial and other laces. Many other new
and beautiful millinery goods, jus. arrived,
and mole coming every day. Il. NJ. Haddon
j. Go.
Large lot Misses, chIldrens and infants
wedge heel shoes. best for wear and comfort.
Just opened Mt II. NJ. IInddon Il Co.
All over Oriental lace, for yotc and sleeves,
81 per yard and up. Il. NJ. Haddon & I.
The light running Domestic, with It's new
wool work and new attachments, Is one OF
the most desirable sewing machines now IN
the market. For sale by X. NJ. Eaddon Il Co.
If you wan 10 buy a good machine, u SIM
pie machine, q durable machine, try the Do.
nestle. A lot Of the latest improved received
this week at X. NJ. Haddon & 70.
Mr.. j.. l.. Simpson will take beef cattle Mt
the market price In exchange for sewing ma.
chimes. IT
Duncan Mammoth Prolific Cotton
Seed.
Thirty-nve or folty bo!ls make q pound.
Stands drouth well. Bale to the acre made
last year on sandy land. Price 3l.O per bush.
cl, Erised by Maj. II. a. Griffin. For sale by
Cunningham & Tcmplcton. II
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Prosscrous (onfen:.,orary.

We congratulate the Grcenrile Ntrs on get
ting q new press. The increased business Of
the Office neccssitated the Investment.
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PARTISAN %POSTMASTERS.
THE WAY IN WHICH THEY ARE TO BE
TCRNTD OUT.
Hints for South CnrOlina-.The Relief
the People Need..."Thc Common
Good IL Infinitely Beyond the Wei.
fare OF my one Person."
P~OETOFFICE UKPAETMEiT,
OFFICE nr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The following circular, II Is stated, has been sent tn
tho Democratic members Of Congress from tho States
If Ohio. lnlinma and Virginia, and will be sent to
members Of delegations from other States:
THDUdIpU5iuI
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Juno o. 1881, NJ. G. Zciglcr, age 50, clerk OF
court, ticket q.
Jnne -, lSs3, Charles Zbinden, age 81, brick
maker, ticket lo6.
NOTE BY TIE PRINTER.-Those marked
thus = have removed flOm tow since rcgls.
tcring. Those marked Thus t have died.
Total number of names on hook vi. Re.
moved 81. Died 6. Leaving 28l registered
voters in the town OF Abbcville, Of whom "
are cOlored.
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June 80, 1889, Tom Wllson, COL, age q, laborer,
ticket EN.
June 81, 1883, John White, col, age q, laborer,
ticket 81.
tJnnc 80, 1874, Elijah Whitlock, col, age 80, To-
borcr, ticket 2E.
June 30. 1853, j. W. Wells, age 20, mechanic,
tlckc 2GL.
June 70, 1889, F. T.. Wilson, age o. dentist. tick
ct H7.
Juno ~, 1881, J.. a.. Watkins, ngc o, laborcr,
tirlc: 2s2.
June 50, 1884. J. Beauregard Wilson, age 81,
clerk. ticket 27.
june n, 1'sG, j.. b. Whorton, age %, clerk, tick
CT sos.
June ga. 1881, Chas. 8. White, age &c, farmer,
tick Ct 81.
June IS, 1859, r. c. Wilson, age 81, clerk. tick CT
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ct II.
June Is, 1851, Richard Johnson, COL, age 81
carpenter, ticket ~.
June 90, 1855, CLANCY NJ. Jones, COL, ago 32
shoemaker, ticket l07.
June %, lSS3, S. II. Jefferson, col, age SO, min
lister, ticket ll9.
June %. 1883, Thomas Jones, col, age 81, labor
FL, ticket In.
juno %. 1873; Isaac Johnson, col, age 81, labor
err. ticket 1i1.
June 30, 1883, a. W. Jones, age &c. artist, ticket
June me- 20, 1857, Thomas S. Jones, col, age 80, car
pcntcr, ticket Oil.
June 50, 1851, Jim James, COL, age q, laborcr
ticket 2jG.
June 30, 1881, Samuel Johnson, COL. age IS, Ia.
borcr. tick ct 225.
tJunc 30, 1888, j. Y. Jones, age 80, farmer, tick
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June IS, 1885,, ]. II. Titus: COL, age 4s, shocma
.Jnne' ., lSS'; 4. II. TcmpIeton, age 50, sales
June y. 1875, $. G. Thomson, age %, dentist
ticket o..
June %, Iss3, II. T. Tusten, age 81, watch fo
pairer, ticket lHe.
June %, lSSi, Alfred J. Titus, COL, age 50, labor
June y, lisa. Joe Thomson, COL, ago 81, labor
June 80, ISS}, Henry Thomas, COL, age GO, far
mcr, ticket l9l.
tJunc:D, lSs3. James Tcnncnt, COL, age 20, gar
50, is.:i, ". 4. Tcmplcton, age 81, mcr
chant, ticket 2ll.
June 50, lsS7, Gus Thomas. COL, age %, farmer
June SO, ls<as, james Togsart, age 81, mechanic
june y, lisa, David Thomas, age %, merchant
ticket :GS.
June es, lssa' G.. A. Visonsk"' age H. merchant
June -, 1853, Charles Volk ching, age 2s, baker
June 30, lisa, Rcn Valentine, COL, age Al, la
burcr, ticket 81.
June o, 1883, J. NJ. White, age 80. clerk ticket
June Is, 1883. III. Wilson, age 10, engineer,
ticket 81. a
Is, 1889, Isaac II. White. COL, age 80
school teacher. ticket IS.
June IS, l>si, Joe! G. Weir, age y, salesman
ticket 81.
Is. 1851, W. p. Wardlaw, ngc Sc, farmer,
ticket -.
IS. 1854, John b. Wilson, nge 80, mcchnn'
ic, ticket 81. -.
Juno IS, l>s3, II. D.. Wilson, agc 80, dentist,
ticket 81.
June .. 1853. Robert Watt, COL, age q, labor
CT, ticket Sc.
June ~, 1883, Ellis Wardlaw, COL, ngc 2, LABOR
or, ticket l0?.. .
Junc ~, 1855, Alb. Wardlaw,n Sc 81, merchant.
ticket 100.
%, 1854. Robert II. WardlawI, age 70, *.
merchant, ticket 1l3.
1855, II. I. W>ardlaw, age 20, ex-cditor,
ticket l2i.
June %, 1889, Marion Wilson, COL, ase %, Ia.
borer, ticket ~.
June %, 1883, Paris White, col age %, laborer,
June %, 1853, L. w. White, age 80. merchant.
ticket I3g.
June %, lssa, George White, age 43, merchant,
ticket no.
June2 p, lSs3. Isaac T. White. COL, age 80, labor
er, ticket lGi.
June 80, lSy3, Qullla wardlaw, COL, ago 90, Ia
borcr, ticket 2lO.
June -, IS$', Hugh Wilson, Jr., age II, editor,
ticket 2z7..
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Mr.. L. W. Smiths Paper.

VA As ~kpSA
W. c. Benet.
VIM. II. Parker,
IL. w. Perrin,
NJ. NJ. Perrin,
a. b. Wurd!uw,
j.. G. Edwards,
$. q. Thomson,
Mrs. NJ. \. Alirich, per NJ. l.. Bonham, Jr.
Leroy J. Wilson,
S. Mctiowan, by W. G. MCGOWAN,
W. G.. McGowan,
Willis Marshall. test W. G.. McGowan,
J. W. Perrin, adInr ESr. Jane L. Perrin,
S. \. Perrin, (J. ". Pr
X. G.. Perrin, ii. S. P.)
is. Cothran, (T. P.C)
Fannie j. Marshall,
Mary II. QuarleS,
William Pope.
u. ii. Wardlaw, by A. b. Wardlaw.
Dennis Harrison, In presence Of l.. ". Smith
Iln NJ. WarIlaw,
James Buchanan, witness Willie Lomax,
Martha Green,
lane Young,
Polly l1rcon.
NIoliic W'hortOn,
Calissa Marshall,
Registered VoterS.."...."..-.."..... IA