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Princeton.


The seasons have been good for the
past few weeks and crops are looking
wonderfully well. Thc farmers think
they have the finest prospect for acrop
they have had for several years.
Miss Emma McCuen is visiting rela-
tiyes at Alma.
Miss Josephine Martin, of yopr. town,
is visiting her brother, DR.. w. p.
Martin.
Mrs. Penelope Henderson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. james Traynham.
Mr.. Willie Scott, of your town. was
called TO the bedside OF his sick father
II few days since, but we are glad to
state he il slowly recovering.
Miss Ellie Sharp, daughter OF A.
w. Sharp, issoriously ill at this writ
ing.
Mr.. j. l.. French has been very i'll
but is now cOnvaloscent.
We are sorry to state that Mr.. j. "a.
Scott is suffering verymuch with rheu-
matism.
Miss Ida Jones, of Hodges, is teach
ing amusic class ut Milton McCuen's.
We wish her success.
Miss Emma Scott opened her school
ut the Traynham school on Monday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Sexton have
the sympathy OF the entire community
in the death of thcfr little infant which
occurred on the 10Th inst.
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, Appointments.

AZ the meeting Of Tie County Demo
cratic Executive Committee the follow.
ing appointments ond provision gov
erning the counting 81 votes were made:
On motion it was resolved that, TO pre-
vent single popping OF Gandidat&s for the
aegiSiature, the managers OF eiscsinn at
dhe.,yarious precincts arc hcrcby in
Structcd to throw ont and not count any
votes Tor tho Legislature where the tick
ct is not fuli for that Office.
Provided, tii&t thc vote Tor candidates
for all other oiIiceC on same ticket be
counted.
On motioptho County campaign meet
a. KS We're aTdcrcd to be held as follows:
Diafs Chmch-Tuesday, July 3lst.
Wallace Lodge--Thusday, August ID.
Langston's Chmch-Saturday, August
9TH.
Sardis Church-TNcsLay, August 9TH.
Charley Worlman's Grove-Thurs.
day, August 9th.
Cross IIill-ijriday, August 10Th.
George MoCro's-Ircsday, Aug. I&tii.
Tumbling Shoals-Tharsday, August
lGth.
Laurcns Court Enthusiastically, Au-
gust Sth.
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A REFoRRI FEAST.
Tile Laurcns County Campaign
Meeting at Maddens.
Twelve Hundred Prcscnt-Cheers for
TilImap, watts. Wilson and Evans
Perfect Order P~revaiIs-Tew Ants

Attend.
Half u mile on the hither side of
Maddcns Station in the forest to the
left of the road assembled last Satur-
day from q thousand to twelve hundred
Laurens boys with u s~prinkling OF fair
women.
They came from all parts of the
county, from the hills of Reody, War
rior. Saluda, Enoree, Mudlick, Duncan's
and Bush River to hear tho cloquence
of the greatest show on earth aired.
The stand vas ~tastcfully garlandcd
with cedar and decorated with the
national colors and the committees in
charge of the performance had
done everything possible or desirable
for the comfort and pleasure OF speak
crs and hearers.
The crowd WAS well policed and
everybody behaved in 4 seemly and
docorous manner.
Extremely few Antis.an Town peO-
pIo we're present, perhaps not over
fifty.
JudgeL. II. Hill, the rotund and
~jocular, who says some very harsh
things about the Antis but which his
benevolent smile declares he doesn't
mean, was Tho first speaker. He was
rather cordially received.
Then camc Mr.. John R. Harrison,
OF Grcenvillc. who like Mr.. Hill is
running for Secretary Of State. He
spoke effectively.
Gary Watts was enthusiastically
chcercd and loaded down with lowcrs
and General 1tichhourg. his cOmpct-
itor for Adit. General, was given q po-
lite, if goldfish reception.
Mcssrs. Whitman and Mayiicld spoke
for the Office Of Superintendent of iGdu-
cation.
Hcldoll, OF Edgcfeld, Wilbmn, Of
York, and j. Walter Gray, OF Grecn-
Vile, DESTROYS Of becoming railroad
commissioner, had their says.
Darcy Duncan, Stanyarnc Wilson
and Joe Johnson, who tanker for the
same scat in Congress followed in the
order named. Duncan and Wilson de-
voted their time to defending each
himself from the abuse Of the Other.
and Johnson made Il logical free silver
speech.
OF the candidates for Governor Mr..
Ellcrbc was too hoarsc to attempt ora
tory. John Gary Evans and DR.. Samps
Pope made the speeches which they
have already made on various occasions
earlier in the campaign.
Senator Butler in Il splendid and
thrilling speech advocated free silver
and appealed TO the Veterans OF the
lost cause. The men and women OF
LaurCns listened to tn" glorious Old
warrior and statesman with the at
tcntion and respect which his Great
and honorable services and sacrifices
to his country mcritcd.
Governor Tillman made Il capital
speech OF its kind, which. as everybody
knows, is IL kind not fancicd hy ME
ADVERTISER. |; pleased the audience
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business Notices.
3 spools cotton. for DC: ) papers OF
pins for &c, ut Simmons Bros.

; spools cotton. for DC: ) papers Of
pins for &c, ut Simmons Bros.
l5c black hose for Zoe: Sc ginghums
for DC: Zoe g~inghams for Sc: l5c ging-
hams for lOc at Simmons Eros.
Great reductions OF all classes of
millinery goods ut Simmons Bros.
Clothing at almost your own price ut
Simmons Bros.
$500 and 500 mems hats ut $l.J0 at
Simmons Bros.
Slaughter price, on fine dress goods
at Simmons Bros.
Tho protticst 25c towel in tho coun-
try 1T Simmons Bros.
THE DELINHATOR can be subscribed
for through It's without extra charge.
Simmons Bros.
Fresh turnip seed at DR.. rosoy's
Drug Store.
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The INcnI WnY TO 1.-Two.

The ideal way in which to live, if one
could afford IL, would be TO have q
homo in tho country for four or five
months in the year, and TO spcnd the
rest of the time in the city, writes
Florence Morse in u very attractive
article which discusses the advantages
of Suburban Life for Women in the
August Ladies' Homo Journal. The
country in summer is q thousand timos
moro enjoyable to the woman who has
passed THO winter and spring in town
than to her who has been waiting
many long dun months for II glimpse
OF the first bnucbird. The change Of
sccnc and of air twice aycar is II splcn-
did tonic, and one is enabled to enjoy
both town and country when they are
at their best.
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South Carolina Military Academy.
Oilicc .. Chairman Board OF Visitors.
l5arnwcll. ). O., .iuly II; 1891.

once o. ChNirinan Board OF Visitors. /
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Tho BcnrJ Of Visitors viii HAS, mmnn
.lesc applications at Columbia ON tho
ltn OF $enscmbcr ana Grant permits 10
Snrb n. ~olrnn"r tn I've rntitind' ,LnnHfo ~
No one without such permit will be
examined by the Comfy boards. No
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ItEEDY.

YIao?c is more catarih in this section
Of the. contlt~y than all other diseases
put together, and .Mptil the last few
Years wa supposed to be Mcr"oblc.
For Il great many years doctors pro-
nounccd it ii local disease and pre-
auljbcd local remedies, and by con-
stanuy 'ailing to cure with locai treat
mcnt, pronounce t. incurablc. Scicnce
has proven catarrh 10 bG 9 constitu-
.tional disease and therefore reuuilc5
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Care, manufactured by II. j.
Cheney ~ Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
1T is takon internally in doses from 10
props to y ~tcaspoonful. il acts di-
rcctly OF the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offer one
3,undPcd dollars for any case il fails to
cure. Seud for circulars and tcstimon-
ials. Address,
#. D.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
E$Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
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YorlSyiiEe and Rock Hill.

WAsHINGToN, July 25.--Spccial:
While Senator Butler is at home en-
gagged in u contest with Governor Till
nan for Senatorial honors Senator
Irby is trying TO undo some Of the local
legislation proposed by his colleague.
At tho instance Of Senator Irby tho
Senate has decided 20 rccommit to tho
judiciary committee Senator Buffers
bill regulating the judicial districts Of
South Carolina. .
IN tho Butlcr bill it is proposed to
hold sessions OF the United States
Court ut Yorkvillo in addition to
Charleston, Columbia and other cities
in the State. The people OF Rock
Hill ~urcYcQually anxious that sessions
Of tho United States Court shall be
held in their cIty and they fear that if
IOritvillc is provided for i'll the Butler
bill their prospects Of securing u pub
lie building will be impaired. Under
the circumstances they have appealed
to Senator irby to oppose the Butlcr
bill until they can have an opportunity
to present TO tho committee IL protest
against NOrkvilic bctng included in
the bill unless Rock Hin is similarly
taken care Of. Tho Butler bill was
reported tavorably Il few days ago,
and there appeared to be no opposition
TO it,. Senator lrby says Rock Hill is
rs much entitled TO Il United States
Court House o. Norkvillc. Senator
lrby left for homo tO-night.-Ncws
and Courier.
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Laurens, S. O., July 80, 1891.

Near Mt. Pleasant in this county on
Sunday last in an alteration, William
Simpson, colored, was shot and killed by
w. II. Henderson. Henderson is a
highly respectable larmcra and Simpson
is said TO have been Il dangerous char
acter. IL is understood an inquest was
holden yesterday but at this writing
we have not been able to get the de-
tails,
LATER.-Thc jury OF inquest re-
turned Il verdict OF iustitiabIc homi-
eide in self defence.
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NJ a. GI.I.N1 ~ Es5HsG r Y Y,

Mo undersigned would respectfully
inform thc people of lMurch5 County
and surrounding country that he has
accepted the agency for tho sale OF al!
kinds of Machinery such - ,,Hq unG5,
l3oilcra, Gins, ttaGvps. Coudcuscrs,
,,owNgs ard Hand t'rcssos, Thrashcrs,
Canc Mills, Saw Mills, Betting, and in
fact any ana all kinds, oi Machinery
and fixtures needed, and is prepared TO
fill all orders at short notice 40 lowest
prices, taking tho u~uaiity OF the Ma
chinrtY into consideration. You viii
hud it,fo yotnffnrercst TO soc me bcrorc
buytn&\
j. j.. .PLUSS.
Laurcps, $. G., July 30, 1891 u
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rhc Eairrie,g $40 d SNOW.

Mr.. EDrToR.-Our Stock show for
1894 will take place September 2lst.,
on our Show Grounds (neaf Fairyiew
Church. Among the new features
that will be on our progrrmme for that
day will be the competing of Andcr-
0 County against Spartanburg,
Greenyille against Laiuens for the
best display of all stock under four
years old.
We take this opportunity OF extend
ing u cordial invitation to all lovers of
good stock, etc, etc, to be ON hand
that day, and any that may wish to
come into the neighborhood before
hand they will find u regular ''old
South Caroline welcome. The latch
string and all on the outside.
Come and bring something to show.
w. ii. BRITT,
Secretary.
Fnln Tf,;,.sou. CIoal. ola.
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e. List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Lau-
ing July 80, 1891:
B-l}ryuat, Mrs Rosalcr: Blandown,
Miss Gracy.
C-Chnpman, Miss Mimic.
D-Dandy, Harriet, COL; Davis, Miss
Agnes.
E-Evans, Miss MAGGIE.
F-Erinsling, G Is: Fowler. Mrs 30.
scphcnc. col: Foster, James II.
H-Hcndcrson 4lrs w +.
%-Joncs, Henry q.
l. Livingston, Mrs Hanuab. Is
NJ AjtttoX, IL w; Mckinney, Will
liam.
P-parks, Andy.
S-Scott, Miss Ida.
.R-Ltooney, sherman; Rigott, S NJ.
W Walker, Miss Mandor; Wilson,
Mr.. Mart.
o FL wEEK ENDIN JULY %, 1894.
A-Andersos, Susie.
Butt, a L.; l5lackstock, Mrs Cla-
rissa.
C-Cannon, Prince.
D-Durror, Harson: Davenport, EE-
men.
F~-Franks, Mrs Rosa.
G-Grecn, Albeit.
J-Johnson, Preston; Jiles, William.
M-Kelly, Rev NJ Il.
M-Rlackeray, ESsick.
Parks, Hue.
R-Richard, Emily. Rice, w S.
S Slider, Mrs j A.
WILLIAMS, Miss jamie; Wallace.
Mrs Frances.
Persons calling isssas apoye let.
<ers will. plasH1 81 adv.rs
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Why we Visit Europe.

IL wish you could soc our town pro-
lessor the wrtter heard a'mun in Il
train say recently to an elder compan-
ion, 4 noted Archaeological. SIT is Il
most interesting City-only twenty
years Old and with $4,000 inhabitants.
Nh yes. very Interesting, no
doubt replied the professor, dryly;
but / should prefer myself y town
5000 years old and with twcnty in
habitunts.''
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Attention. dinners.

! desire every gipncr in Iar
County to know thatI have tho a,
Tor the best machine on the mark,
sharpening and cumming giA "a
Call on or address
y. IL. GARRISON
Laurens, $.
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TRANS ltEEDY, S. G.
I,1,, - 1000

The Conservatives having no ticket
N the field for House Of Rcprcscnta-
tiVod we respectfully call on our friends
the ret0rtp. rs to furnish moro timber
for representation in the House of
Representatives. 4ihc tincS are al-
most out Of joint: the issues DcioIe bhc
country arc grave, and the voters
ought to havo plenty OF good material
to choose from. Who will make the
sixth man.:
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Feeling myself competent 40
charge the duties pcr.aininr to
Auditors onicc, J. therefore 0nc,.
sell rs II candidate for said onic
a%,ens County, subject 10 tho d
cratic primary election.
w. SANFORD KNICl
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The rairview Stock Show Association.

Remember-only such medicines
were admitted for exhibition at the
Worlds Fair as are accepted for use,
by physicians, in the practice of medi-
cine, Ayers Sarsaparilla, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, and Ayers Pills being
included in the list. They are stan
dard medicines.
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FOR COUNTY, SUPERVISOR.

The friends Of WlILIAM LNAMAN.
Gross Hill, knowing that lie is f.
competent and that he will faithful
discharge the duties Of the Office. d
pcctfully announce him candidate
the Office Of County Supervisor, subj
TO decision OF Primary.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.
FOR TILE LEGISLATIVE.

Col. JOHN G.. WILLIAMS is tnouccd
Is Il candidate for the House tI,cpvc-
scntativcs, subject to the Decorate
primary. :
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@Re GdUertisgr
~LAuRENs, S, O, July 81. 1891.


a pair ofmules attached to a wagon
in the streets stanpeded on Wednes-
day last. After a dash over the square
they pulled up without damage. You
had best not trust mules or men too
far. Keep q keen watch out.
"But, och! Mankind. arc unco weak,
AM little to be trusted;
If self the wavering balance shake,
It's rarely right adjusted
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For SALE Seventy Saw Gullctt
Gin, Feeder and Condrnscr-ruu part
OF season. Price &l25.O0
July lG-lt w. III. MARTINI.
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rms tram runs solid with Pullman
BuIiett Sleeping Cara aud pullman Buf.
and Parlor Cars between Washiagton
iett New York Parlcy r.i, Weldon and
Portsmouth.
". ~. SMIrI3, JNo. G. WrysLrv.
Traffic Manager. Gcnl Man'g.
III. Nj. u. GLOVER, j.. N. Ng.gIgg,
Sp. =, y, a. n. A..
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Twenty Five Cent Column.

Advertisements will be printed under
this head for one cent II word C. inser-
zion, none to be inserted for less than
20 cents.
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Ono Hundred aud Twenty-Five pounds
right[rcsh turnip seed Just received, all
kinds Of which we offer TO our CUSTOM
crs ut the old prices, though they cost
moro. j. O. c.. Elcminw n Co.
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FOR SALE.-Onc house and lot in
The city Of Lawcms. Building new.
Big bargain. Apply TO
\. w. BRANILiGTT.
Laurcns, ). G.
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submit my name as Il candidate
recollection to the Office Of Judge
Probate, subject to tho result OF
Primary election.
JOHN NJ. CLAIDI
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Real Estate Register and Descriptive
Circulars Free.
CScnd two conta to cover p~ostagc.) ,
EDART1tI5 wishing to buy, sell, lease
< ar exchange lanes should ,Cnd
their address at onco 10 this Agency
and secure Register and Descriptive
circulars, giving valuable information
OF improved and mimprovcd farm
lands and real estate Of kinds for snIn'
alb ;hc address of parties wishing 10
buy. i.".irera should statG whether
they wish to buy, scH on exchange, and
whether for cash, lands on marketable
securities. Branch Offices to bo ostub-
lishcd in cvcry County in the South.
s. ID. Darlington representing Lau-
@ n County Bureau, Laurcns, S. G..
July 30, ls0l-Iy
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The many friends oG " f.. FL
son announce him IL Il cUMdidat,
County Auditor subject to the ID
cratic Primary.
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"a stitch in time."-A dose of Ayers
Pills has saved many IL fit Of sickness:
but whom u remedy does not happen to
be at hand, slight aiimept9 are liable
always be supplied with Ayers Pills.
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For SALE oH RENT.-Ihc dwelling
OF Mrs. i. n. Boyd on College Campus.
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Young Atrial lJb's an outrage to
have such an ignofdimts as UniIers on
Il hanging committee
Friend: mo Judge OF art, ell?
Young Artist: Gle Is n half-idiot.
Why, sir, he thought my cows were
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The members Of Club No. / of Dem
ocratic party Of Laurens Township will
please meet in the Court House al
Laurens, s. c., at 4 o'clock p. m. on
Thursday August the I'd. BE prompt
as important business is to be looked
after.
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The sea Board Air giEC,

j. N. WRIGHT,
LaurenS, S. G.
Soliciting Fricght and PASSENGER
hgont OF Sea board Air Limo.
We are requested TO notd that Mr..
> N. Wright has his Office in Minter's
building where he will be glad to SEQ
his business frieras.
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We are authorized TO annOnnc,
name OF Ii. DUNK BOYD ASA
d!datC tor the Office OF County Nu,
subject to the actiono Of the Dcmog
Primary.
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FOR PROBATE

We are authorized to announC
name OF O. c.. THOMPSON rs Il can
date for the nomination Of I.ob,
Judgc-subjcct to the approaching
mary.
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Reports come chat tho corr crop in
the great corn states OF the North
West has been injured by drought and
will be bc'ow the average Of Il rood
CrOD.
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We are authorized to annoulc To
name Of Rev. II. Fowlcrus Il caIidjc
for School Commissioner, sub,ct 10
the Primary election.
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ida IS. Wells. the young NEGRO wo-
man who has boon touring in England
with u Wow 10 arouse Il sentiment
against tho South in tho m0ttcr OF
l]yncAimg negroes has returned TO
Now \ Ov}y.
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EOR ~WI(EASERER.

ThG name Of MESSHR BABB l.
~spcctiully submitted to the Domocl
voters OF L].aurcns County Tor 90.
Treasurer, subject to the action
the Democratic primary.
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We arc authorized to announ,
w. SIMS as Il candidate Tor the
OF County Auditor, subject 20 ii
ton OF the Democratic Primary.
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B~urTERICN ~PATyERNS for sale bv
us at New York prices. Simmons Bros
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Time Table eff. IL. & W. ass. AL.

Train No. 46 on p. Il. q W. c., lcav.
ms here ut $40 2. NJ, makes close CON
n%cction at Greenwood with North bound
vcstibule--
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FOR AUDITOR.

MANY NRI.:N
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-
The National tribune., 1894-03-15
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Veterans Anxious to Find Their Comrades-Who
Can Aid IhemI

Inquiries for the whereabouts of persons will be
published in this column once, free. Writers
will kindly follow the form below. BY watching
our Reunion columns during Reunion season the
whereabouts OF Secretaries having regimsntal ros-
tiers map be ascertained.l
ILLINoIs.-Of James II. Graves Co. A. fist Ill
and William Remey. Co. Il. 50th H.; by James
Ward, Polo. Mo-Of L. Shook, Co. +, I03d who
q clerk at Irving Prison; by IL. X Goodale
Box 275. Grand Lodge, Mich.
INDIANA.-Of Co. b, 9Th Ind, who served under
Capt. John Cramer; by Emanuel BOdenhamer,
RockpOrt Ind.
MIsCELLANEoUs-O of Jacob F. Bower who served
in the IIth Regiment Veteran Relief Corps; by j.
A Teter, Slater, Moor DR.. W. A. Short Sur
geOn in Hickory Street Hospital, ST. Louis Mo-
in 1862; by ID. Montague, Portland. Ore.-Of the
Second Division, Sixth Corps (ShaFpshootersl " no
were on duty at Petersburg. Va. in 1864. %; by f.
w. Barton. Lisbon. n. D.-Of Marie MeCraeken:
by Addie Grant, Flair Play, Mo.
MIssoURI.-Of Amos p. Curry, Captain Co B.
10Lh Mo. Cav, or any member of Co b; by P p
Moore, Seneca Kan.
NEW JERsEY-Of OrderIy-Serg't Stepben N.
Cogill, Co. A, Tth n. j. by w. n. Reynolds funk
hammock, Pa.
NEW YoRK.-Of Norton Gregory Co. G. Hist N
V, or any comrsde who was with writer on march
through Georgia and North Carolina: by E. J.
Harris, Hudson. s. D.-Of Frank ]. Doris 9th
n. y (HRwkIps's Zouaves); last heard of in Mis-
souri, by Z. J. o. Brien No. 81 Montgomery street.
New York City.-Of Co. B. 4Oth y. Y. who knew
Matck. Kenesaw, Neb.-Of William Glasgow,
Co. A, 18th N Y; last heard from in Colorado: by
Frank n. Hart, Rochester n. Y.-Of John Cors
dover. mo enlisted in New York regiment; by
q. A. Hines. Sutton City, Wash.-Of Jas. Gildey,
Co. q. 47lh n. Y, who enlisted in 1851, and was
honorably discharged in 1864 at Bermuda Hun
dred, Va; last heard of in Mobile Aln il 1876; by
VIM. Glldey, Waupun, Wis.