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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

CuIrMHA, Dee. 10Th The bill to repeal
tho act i'll regard 10 the ace, lance of rsc
pas-c-, by certain officer, Of the State, has
JUS; been passed IN the House aud orderc |
TO he sent 10 the Senate. Time alone viii.
dcysl p what will he It's fate. The p obi
hition bill is still before the House, and
oeinx dsCussc | day and night. bur tho ..onl
is not yet. and it would require n prophet
TO 10 otcll with accuracy the solution of this
difficult problsm. No question has been
brought before the House which has enlisted
SO much animated debate.
What | regard ono If the paramount
questions Of the day, IS the floating of the
States bonds, and the Governor asd his
counscliors have suggested plan which is
both fcas blc and practicable. The p-oposi-
ti0u is 10 boni tn State debt 1T an interest
of four and Il la per cent, aud approVr. ate
seventy five tn ,usand dollars annually from
the Pa rsph!te royalty rs collateral in
demnity TO the bondhoders The intcrest
on the bands is 10 b. paid semi-annually,
aud thiUty scyen thousand five hundre
dollars OF tho secGrlry is to be expended
twice year for State bonds, thus limiu-
ishng the State debt u the amswHt vi the
scventy-Gve thcu.and dollars every year for
forty years. at inch iimo the bonds TO fail
Cue. With this salesuard the bonds Of
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The Legal Gales.

II is the first time since the Office Of Mas.
ter was created for this County that no Mas-
ter's sales are advertised for Salesday In
january. Usually the heaviest sales by the
Master, Sheriff and Mortgages are in Janu.
ary. But not SO this year, while the legal
sales this Fall have been much less than for
years. Whether this is because the people
generally ore in better financial condition
thew h=.s.S.cTc, .. snsr real estate is not in
demand, and does not command prices to
warrant the expenses attending ,ales, or 4
general disposition prs'sils not to force sales
while money 10 so scarce. we cannot pretend
to say; but We are constrained 10 say that
purchasers at legal sales have been much
more backward In complying with The terms
Of sale than any year since we have pub
ished the TINS.
We think there should be some law TO en-.
force compliance with the advertised terms
ofle9al sales within rsasouable time. At any
rate, no one bidding Of properly at such
snles Should he allowed to have control of
,hd properly, use or receive revenue from
l., until the terms IF sa.e and ether legal
demands upon the property have been fnlIy
complied with
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

Education tends to mako people more
orderly, and to substitute reflection for pas
sion; TO predispo,e them TO respect lawful
authority; to render poi ical revolutions
gradual AMI bl'"lless; to qualify men to
exercise more ami more political power; and
to make refinement and civilization univs.-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

10- We are gratifad TO learn that DR..
j. Il. Garner, who has been critically i'll
with typhoid fever for some weeks, Is now
recovering and hopes to Re able to resume
his practice in few days.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

M Merchants inform US that col 'octiors
are better this season than this early for
years back. 1t is just the reverse with US,
and We shall begin TO GU, off tho "driftwood"
We must collect.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

Why THE SPEAKER DDS'T SPEAK,
Washington, Dec. ll.-Speaker Crisp re-
turned today from New York, whore he
attended tho dinner given last night by the
Reform Club. When asked as to his reason
for not making speech, he said that his
invitation was to the dinner, and nothing
whatever ha been said about speaking
That was all there was in the story
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To the Survivors Of Union County.

DEAR CoMRipES--Let us heel the patri-
otic suggestions of brother Jas. !" Strain,
Esq. aud meet at Uni II the 29th Of this
month aud place upcn record the part wc
took in that evcnttul struggle. IA partici-
rants it demands our immediate attention.
10 make the history what II is aud should be,
by us who NJ now passing away so rapidly.
SO let Us meet and organize a Comfy Sur
yivurs' Association. A. l.. FAINT.
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10y We regret being compelled to lcev,
out several communications and one or tw.
editorials this wock. To eur friend T.. "
j., we owe an explanation, as his letter Tor
For the PAST three weeks advertis sments an,
other mnttcr demanding ir mediate ublica
tion did not conc TO hand until tho matter
Tor the next paper wa, in type. and it go
happened that f. W. Js letter just fitted the
space required for the new matt er ani so wa.
crowded out. AS soon as the holidays are
over VIC expect TO have r. ON for all our cor
respondents fa,ors.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

We have q speedy and positive cure Tor
catarrh, diphtheria, cankcr mouth and
headache, in SIlILOH'S CATARRn RENE
DY. A nasal injector free with each bottle.
Use it if you desire health and sweet breath
Price soc. Sold by II. X. Smith & Co.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

H@ We are requested to announce that n
Hot Supper will be given Friday evening,
23d inst, at the residence of MIR. W. T..
Jones, ut sanluc, for the benefit Of the Meth.
odist parsonage at that place. to which
everybody that can appreciate bountifu
meal, well golten up aud served Ivy some OF
the pretticst and most captivating young
ladies, aided by the hanlsomest and most
mnnly young men in tho county, arc cordial
ly invited. IL tho Editor is not nj that feast
Of good things and good people, it will be
because his old bones refuse to carry him
there. Well try and send some one for II
turkey wing.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

ENNINGS--LANDRUM. Married, We'd
nssday, Dec. IA. 1892. at tho re,idcnce OF
the brides father, DR.. J. o. Is. Lsndrum, n,
Laudrum's Station, by Rev. a. A. james,
Rev. e. A. Is. Jennings, of Union, to Miss
Elizabeth Landrum.
We welcome Mrs Jenni rigs in our midst.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

FELL FROM THE Fri TEETH s1rI,,,r rhoJS,m . ho,o.
ChiCag', Dec. ll.-Charif ,La hor,;ool,ural
nst who was engaged inn No, FRIGHT
department at the Worlds ,odsv Us
ful desth in tao Masonic I'd p bo:sment,
fell from the fifteenth story S,,mos, beyouj
MS "o"J WIZ in"hg attempted ts
alisht u! the fourteenth g., harors IN,
elevator started upward, an3
cage could be stopped.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue Of power of sale contained
ID in a mortgage given by John IL. Sartor
to Vim. A. Nicholson, dated February u,
1889, and recorded in the Office of the Reg
ister of Mesne Conveyance for Union county
on book II 8, pages l50 to lG2, l will sell
at public sale, during the legal hours of sale.
before the courthouse door at Union,
s. c.. OH Salesday ia January 1893,
all that tract of land in B,gansville town
ship, containing nineiy.two acres, on which
there i, good dwelling house, bounded by
lands formerly belonging to John I. Bclue,
Newell Smith aud othsrs.
Terms Of sale cash, or, if satisfactory ar
rangemcns can Go made, two or three years
time will be given by on, ,thrl cash being
paid. Purchaser 10 pay for papers
December u, 1892.
WM a. NICHOLSON,
Mortgagec.
Dec so At
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Postofice at Union, for
the week ending Dec. 10th, 1892.
Mr. j II Bcnner Mrs Amelia Jeter.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadyertiscd, and will be required
Opay one cent for their delivery.
j. G.. HUNTER, p. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

~ The Legislature has amended the
law regulating Trial Justices in the State,
by which the town Of Union will have only
one Trial Justice hereafter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16
MARRIED.

JErER -FARR. Marriei, Dec. 18th,
1892, at the residence of the brides parents,
by Rev. }. w. Query, Mr.. w. ii. Jeter and
Miss Maggie, dnughtcr Of Il. c.. Farr, of
Santuc, S. G..
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MIILIN l. IS n

UUSr received from The NOrthern Mar
e) kcts, chD Dics selecirn of Millinery
LATEST STYLE AND LOWEST rhloho'
Always pleased to show SooIs and give
satisfaction TO customers.
MRS. JAS. GRANT.
Oct II a. W.
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l, George Munro, Cashier Of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that tho
above statement is true TO the best of my
knowledge and belief,
GEORGE MUNRO Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of December, 1892.
JEo. l.. YoUNG, Notary Public
CORRECT-Attesi:
II. L. Goss,
F.M. FARn. Directors.
A. IL. FOSTER,
Dec 16 81 1t
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- aH soU,UOO nre occurred nc Sum-
ter last Saturday night. destroying some Of
the most vu'usb!s buildings in the city.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16
Personals.

Attorney General Townsend, spent few
days at home ih, week. Tho Major wears
his new honors with di.nity, anI they seem
to fit him exactly.
We had u pleasant call last Monday from
Mr.. W. W. Truce. rrincipnl Of the Santuc
High School, uud wero very f,rorably i'm
pressed with his s,und I'd practical views
upon the educational interests aud require
meats Of the State. We think hss the
righ, IMAM i'll the right place, in the school
rom.
Our young friend, Hrn Townsend popped
n on us last Monday. bon is III the en-
Gr, ssius dep .rtmcnt OF the Leg stature, and
from general appearances us think the
work cngrosscI most OF his working hours,
Mrs. 4. }. W. Broom has gone t. Monroe.
\. c., FIR the holi days only, We hope.
The Pre,tirSt and biggest Doll ever seen
in Urirn il at the St,re of =. NJ RICE, Jr
y U.-Santa Claus Headquarters. II is "A
fail Ms SIX OF eight year old child. >.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16
Notice to Creditors:

4 LII persons indebted to me by note or
"A account must make payment on or be-
fore the lst January or will be forccl to
put my notes end accounts in the hands Of
Tria' Justice for collection after that date
l have obligations maturing, that were
contracted to accommodate my customers.
and now | must collect.
S. S. SMITH,
Gibhs.
Dec. ID 81 2t
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~ $4,000 bales Of cotton was burned
st Baltimore last Tuesday.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16
The Union Opera House.

The managers Of tho Union Opera House
announce that the season Of '92 -'93 will
open next Wednesday night, tho 2lgi, with
larry Lncy's Company ns the iIst attraction
December 2irh MIR. John Tn mpsou in hiu
o'ig;nai comedy, cnttlcd, "On Hand" or
lie "t omic Side Of Liic," will he presented
for The first time to the people Of Union.
December 2oth Mallory B,ohcrs Min.
strrls will be hero.
These nrc the attractions for December
There arc Iui'c Il number of phys booked
r'r Jnnuary aai February, which will be
announced later.
Harry Lazy, supported by m excellent
company cf players, which will hold the
bonrds at the Opera House next Wednesday
night, is one of the best companies en- The
ioai. "lhe Plnatcrs Wife," is perfectly
clean and refined play; ono that the ladies'
can witness without fear of hearing ur see
ing anything objcclionab'e.
The managers have incurred much eX-
ponse AMI trouble to secure only first class
entertainments, and it is hoped their efforts
viii bc appreciated hy the people Of Union,
and COOL houses greet the performers.
Let tho first night oi the season, next
Tuesday, bc crowded house.
Admlttanco 2jc to $lOJ Tickets ON sale
at Mcador's Drug Store.
Flush goods, Wooden Dressing cases. etc, F.,
etc, French Candy fl ON zoe. per 10. up ut
s. NJ. RICE, JR., T.. US. 2t
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TEACHERS COLUMN.

All communications for his column should
be addressed to J. l.. Straio, Eta Jans, & G.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16
Church Notice.

VHuTCh N0tIoe.
The Executive Board OF tho Union County
Assoc alton will meet in tho Uuion Baptist
church Friday tho 3Olh inst. Churches
wishing TO nppy for aid for next year, must
submit their application on that day.
Is. e. LAMPLEY,
Cbairmnn
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

dissolution OF Copartnershlp.
YNIIE Coparinership heretofore existing
l. between j. II. Min,er and VI. w. Bobo,
under the .6rm rssme OF Miuter & Bobo, at
NNlffifEscc, dsiu u. 's.aarM nn,yao . i,,o, ir
! | | islh 'H'T - IN
Nj. " DODu.'
o h At
Dec. ~ ol
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16

If you don't 20 20 Old SAINT, Claus Head
quarters for your Christmas goods Of all
kinds, Fruits and Candies, you will miss
seeing IA big show OF goods, and some good
bargains. Santa Claus Headquarters is nj
). NJ. RICE, in T.. Us. 2t.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-16
Improved Poultry, For Sale.

HAVE a few pure brsc Wyandotte and
Langshan chickens for sale.
BENZ. ALSTON.
Nev. % i8 If.
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W. W. BRUCE, A. B., (WorroHD COLLEGE,
PRINCIPAL.

DRlMARY, intermediate, Classical aud
l. Literary Courses fully and thse OF MS
tau1t an9-sLaaA.-.--.:Ae. help from any
sr,cisl attention attention isis !. gwen l:ihs pTepar.-
,io, of bows and girls for College.
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Rates Very, Very Low.

We e.rne.tly solicit your rs'rohase ana
corre.pondeuos. confident that II rou'a DC 70
YOUR best interest to co"Sul' 10 '''''
sending elsewhere. 1909
Second session begins Jan 'o''
wa W. W. BRUCE,
Santuc, 5. c.
| Dec IL u
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LIGHT BRAHMAS.
SANTUC HIGH SCHOOL.

Dec. l6
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Dec. Q
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-24

aift hstfisa ht SENATOR W 4 "
runmH Y fflHt piHfwmf fs
dgs ~ yalaslmf aeabmssata ~
fehl aifbfs lssat ashses fmss
stha ftsmYsia
odfetsA psililks pfeti ksaaas
tfahiAlena hYls DFssileasem iitr
neam e4shlsss = sAsa#em fmi
: 'ama afsssaafAa asi siae sfs
felatas iaigtaA pfslAmse tsgt
"a mlhHihb ffiae tss mAm
p08liAa ffA.l9s ssa sslska8 ~ fatft
W easiNia pfaplssY staelsA m
laailm ~ fFlsases smaf ah flali
eiw mbubem FtsH bgbiess mf
issllm plalim aa bflaata ssasi
shfah stFa FhlH wA ajlaf s8sIaN
" slsit ksHtlssk bstekti a8ma
pfitfi aelslst aeahfsla. splaam =
president Hosefessm ftH Rbsit
fallsiss esifsthaa ssbAH k8ff
taaoH saeto sahefeasm btilti, saA
aseag sfAinima ntlafa ha8smH IA
aaa saeadsaos, A. bsspfkvi asa
odSiaana tlia ! ssy tBlii w smka
tam gl6laa bsat ai1sh8 efassilm
PntalsAsa hshyl l4ahi totsata
sybgssao. k1yi als sssaAaa, l. vlAia
staslsAA aespgsessIlisoa msbw ana
tepfvA p4aAsAem pFlAilha afnletis8
faAa optastfi ssmtsii, Wstolaai -
president pfoklsmAet deig nov
ihaei avelelaiii, alml aHat Kssa
ia ffshle ! porolaesti pGlveiena
buda lIia proklsmsea aklAdA se
lodim, ameriesfm pfapiavem 81
MsfY'a Falls Az pGiatsya sseaisk fsh
pIajieim, . ksidd lapy aAslaia 20
plasek 20 eta, tsk D. ~ dale Iasla
nAklad da pFis,AvA kanasiakBeh 70
ssad, ihdHou sfhosla pisJ Ioitml.
nAAiadsm rfo pftstavy ameriusS m
tcntm. mlli uebudou.
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Fled iassa byN Isma ssasal ~
ma sisYeialn aalMill staNt msishs
afh Ra alfAisni stkH w. HAa fas
ahf fHsHf ! tesH8mm iaf asef ale
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NJ asm A. TYiAetal sHs sh8 ii \
ap fhe itahsmsa ValNe ssaggt
hNie Hsim hs8ssalam 4hh8 aas.
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ht& "a Bsllapa msie bl8sa 4sgg as
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~ ht#HlaN fiaaa tesA# eNa#ty
sprteF alaaeh ansbfeA nsgniA IA.
sRfhs baase lsu mapg selsk fah HAm
prRmHa 4 aaasa A#aell sma ntgsl
sigt'l5s - hAtt 8sassssleo4ta Hasleh -
Halagsla asafsWsaghla
~ sfHb iaassf ~ saa - peiHgsa
~ ne HAfpi teskg i teAe sasby / pgl
tossHa / ~ So W s4hfia uepglfalesH
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thsfAfep, i ienge #thslea "a. avg
lia blais Nssaa asalm sAfafal pfavlm
feetatn ltaHiAHs IL Hsiss8 btNga i
FnteAaHfgH , 8siiaA saidatss af&slaa6
sha seiA nais5e HsIae IL k#l,lb b.
kosf Fls8 sea hftl HHsl tttls1. IN
tegteea mlgi sss0pis agsfsaA nssl.
klef3 peuHlAasl butia A. vassh gfssav
6aeopsseetya amsglaksha. HfsHt
tunoh}sh foliuaet aoplasessl hspla i
dliek paH5ehl. lsi lssll6o4a Iln ytsA
pull stars gIaatl sva
VYtgvame pf0so rAeehBY kFalanY \
heinfuu gibifsnl s4seplau sailoto. il.
htl pfsdplatHa olHAAi pouae dollar
"a TOD Tel iasiame stasna yA~uassi.
Va fotsliuvAni lissa sol,a, ne Jon meal
techy, nfbfi laa tneal Aulerl1 any, d
nicti doiista innoH iAsiustivi btalou
lsottltl 80 o nAmdt naAem odlxfa
tely ~ stanau, kdyl ma list up1rortIa.
III . pfe,ipIaeeni YYhiinatl buiou.
IAFpyen jest ! veliee aAsioucno
prospeio by Iepe poznani. liz noIsme
tacI ilafbafi, Iak}ml Il mas die spat.
nfeh lnfmmaci nsktefi pfs,lstavuli,
ably lisi muhi se yykaxati olslaAkami,
Y nlchg byll by zastoupcni yynlkaIfci
Cechoamefi6sne pr1mysIniei, toyarni-
ei, yhtsi obehudniel. professionelni
ysdeianci atd. proto uzavfeno bylo,
yenovati iednu neb dys stfany ohlas.
KAN tech podobnych oborn, tom
oGekavani, fe jiz yzhledem ku podnIku
samemu, nesdepfe nlKdo takovych,
ohlasku si ohletlnatI Ably 50 poskytlo
pflleiiiosti nejhoinejsinu pottu ohla-
sovatel1, bylo uzavfeno, nepfijfmati
yatsi ohlasky NED ipalcoye Oh priiiny-
slnfk6, tovarnikd obciodnik1; od
professionalism yzdelancd pax, jako
pravnikn, um9lci, lekaft atp., ne vet.
81 nez p1l palcoye. Cena ohlasky
ustanoyena jest ma 10 dolar1 ma rok
ma palec, 0 dolari ma pil palce, ovsem
v pfedplaceni ne mensim nez pololet-
MIN.
Clsla /. The Bohemian Voice bude
tisknouti SO 5000 vgtiskd.
Zadame pany oznamovatele, ably
bez odkladu sye ohlasky zasIali, an
list tydni pred za6atkem zafi listen
bude.
Y nafizeni pfedsedy Narodniho W.
boru,
adm. Bohemian Voice.
Adresa:
BOHEMIAN VOICE,
1911 So. 18th St.,
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xRonfxA uDALr@Ts


hrfafe nep0kojs Tennessee.
Jak minale sme oznAmili, yypukly
hornicke obla@ti Tennessee
opetat nepokoje na-tedksm zamtst
nhvanf kontraktni pr@ce ysnehsk6,
COD ii minulebo roka yaKnt nepoko
/ 10 sysolalo. n po6alka ndalo ~, ic
vytrlnosti tyto skon6i pros,ym "a.
huhnlm v6rnh bexe sAeho kryeproII.
II, nebor prsich dyou ohrad, Tracy
City a Inman, podafilo SO hornikhm
xmocniti bex yypaleni jedinkG rAuy.
Leo made je ta,o ;z6la bSti sklamAna
hned dterY, kdy ucinen byl AZ 600
horniky dtok M ohradu y6zen-kou '
Oliver Spring. spravce ohrady t6to
vyzyan neidfiye ku yzdhnt se d
yydhnf y6zhh a kdyz to odepfeuo,
podniknut ze ysech stran ua ohralu
prudkY utok, ktergf ale staie6nymi
strhiemi odrazen byl a n6kolik 4
dtocnfkh pfi tom ma mfst5 zasttcIeno
a ntkolik jinYoh poran6no. Jakmile
zpraya dtokn tomto do Chattauoo.
ga dosla, poyolhny tam lined do
zbrant dive setniny statnf obrany a
ihned zvlastnim vlakem K mistu ne.
pokoih yyslAny. Leo pomoc tato
pfisla pozdd V dtery ye6er zmocni.
il 50 shluknuvst 50 hornfci Coal
Creek, Jellico, Newcomb jinych
mist III vlakh drahy Knoxville a.
Ohio nasilim pfinutili zfizence k
doprayeni jieh do Oliver Springs,
dimi pocet hornfk1, jimiz yo stfedu
2 rama noyy itok na ohradu u6in6n,
t6mdf ma 2000 rozmnozeu. kdyz
sprayce ohrady uvidel, ze ubrhn6ui
prot teto nezm6rne pfesile nemoi.
nym Jest, vidal Sc hornikhm pat
nacti stralniky a 2s mili6aky, nacel
nplne odzbroieni a po iednom ze
zadrienych ylak6 do Knoxville / =
yypuzenymi ohrady y6zni poslAni.
DruhSch dsou ylakd poulito K jizdt
do Coal Creek, kdel posledni =
ohrad yezensk}ch Sc nal6zala a
kdel neituIsi odpor o6ekayan, ne.
boz ohrada tato chran6na byla
peynhstkou Fort Anderson, MA
a. l75 milioistd pod velenim col.
AUdersona Sc nalezalo. Ably pax
posAdee, kierAl dsty sveho yelitele
prohlAsila, he "a zadnon cenu Sc
nevzdA, ma pomoc pfispano bSt
nemohlo, o to postarali sc hornici
zpfetrhAnim drhta telegrainfch a
vytrhAnim kolejnic eelsm Siren
okoli kdyi zprAva o poslednim
viteEstyf do Nashville, Knoxville a
jinych NEST doila, einSn byl re yseeh
stan na guyernera nAtlak, ably ves
kerou obranu stAtni a garda nArodni
do zbfant posolal kdyI od serifh
okresh Knor, Roam, Morgan a An.
dersou rprAyy dosly, le kpo,laseni
vjtflnosti dosli mu1h dostati memo.
hoa, 10 nelen le veskerA miliee DO
zbrant poyolAna, nybri 1hrovsh
povolano 10 rbrans ! 500 obeanh,
kssti se d,sriek odpoIedne IA misto
vitrlnosti avlAsinim slaksm vypra.
veni. Mezi tim ale o,lehrsly - ia
q Fort Anderson krsays scsny, jel
EaIisss ssem dta.tBikhm dlouho '
! pamSti Eastanoa. We esvrtsk rkna
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"a Nllhsf "a kFamsr mile pfaha fArms
iast - ssFt, tsta "A 4 Ftasiara lsasssts r'su,
ossstni lsss Prsrts. stasssi . 1 sYstaici issit,
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Fidy 10 Hfeiu. Fiatr na gos Letak bex II,
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