'
JHE FLOORS CCU'Cf)
UK
v HJK N. a, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1864.;
NO, .209;
;
" -
7
;7
0
i- - v . E
V
I:
T -
V- v
1
v:-
l - ' ' ' ' .
A. .A .'-:
. . -
... .rrtl9flttn:i;. the IxtBLttf skcr Will
'.M fcrfn t&at U tetter hc raonej mast accom
pT thi' AilririUttninL Marriages, deaths,
ri:-iiva aflJlirer hUce charged aa aatr
tUt nt aad jaaiV bpaid, for atricCly ind-
The Value of MLiicyf
2
1 O
ft-J
S 2.
: 0
je 9
1 ffO.....
?3
1 OU .-.
,2 00.. ....
.3 oo......;... ...
4 00
i CO
3 00
4'50
6 00
7 50
3 00....L....... 1 33J
4 00............ .
h 00..'..1
5 00.......
10 4H).......... 6 C6 10 00
15 00
15 m.;:..... 10 00
id (JO..... 13-33!;
35,00..:....... 16 CG
... ..........
. 22 00
. 30 00
. 37 50
.45 00
. 52 50
20 00...
25 00.
30 oo..;
.. 20 00 vf 30 00...
35 00..L.....23;33
40 0........ 20 SG
45D0.i. 30 004
50 00..;....;.;.. 33 33V
35 00.
40 00.
45 00.
M
60 00
.. 07,50
.. 75 00
.. 82 50
.. 90 00
.. 97 60
.105 00
50 00.
55 00..V.L...... 36 $6 55 00.-
... 40 00
60 00..
65 00....
...4J 334
65 Q0..
70 0(..
75 GO..
80 00..
;85 00..
90 00..
70 fi0..i........46 6?i
7S oo.;..;.....:. 50 00 -
SO 00 ...U...... 53 33' i
ssiooi;...... 5K
OQvOOrj...... 60 00
$rw;.....,.s3?w5
X0O:Ofc.T.t-..--.6 Wi
112 50
...120.00
...127 50
...1S5 08
..:142 50
...150 00
95 00.
100 00...
RKerlfitxrAs to States EASTor thk
t ;' forS April .iktii G '4, -.t Jpar; from and &f
: I e toiit 1V 1 86iJ.not' rcceirable- at all,
:C ! ' . ' , ; : ; :
; Itefr lt JLpnU:i Sdriat pat. .
h iHpltrt6 ItdiyitfL April, inc at 6"
rriWi lit.to.ljist ctayrpfMay, inc., at 66 f
FralttcjJst day of Tuueinc, at 46$
" I rttmvist toXiasitlay of -July, inc., at .36
tu ljflUaif AttgW inc., at 2Gf
- I romJsi to tJay.o? Septinc., at 16$
c ioj S'jrlinojftly iak,X)ct. inc7, at 6
:: A p Vt1 ttuiterfisi :l$arhi j" $100: notes
liib f tle first7-f Jatinary 1865 are
tiw pef en4 tTiua destroying every
r--
rl
THE .
- V D.SED Cijr 'IIOffiGRAPIT.
c T2; PRESS raiid ,aoorUjt. lw jwibliahed, a
v 1 iJo4'lg with tae-iabove tttlr prepared bj the
Sub$cibi'wbo has bad nearly 2U years prao
' tie ia Phonographic writin4aring jeen at
,4a time employed I as an orticial rep eWr in
' the- United States Senate, tandf who has bdi4
. To the last seventeen nicoiths, And is apif, .tf
V- porter of the Atlanta Inteflianear. i ;; ...
The Dictionary-.wilf contava'indi-atioxis, by
saisans of a simple nomcnclatci'e.'t jri.wriinff
' with Phonographic letters, abdmt 20,000 words
f the Engbsh language, 'of jaunety-nine one
hnndroths of "tlpsc-AQ eommoaose the re
mainiai: words beiuflnc'asiljwrittn after these
' .'areiaaraocU, ; i f"y -t-rVr.-t.
In tha. Introduction t th T)i;tioaarir. sira-
Ikf itudr of Phonograshy; r r bJlitho graphed
iUusixatlcrnt, prepare Py.0Y be8t ar"
tista nn ..the Curderay. ,Tti Jbect f the
pabUeaMou is to make M Ias4b 4'or Corifed
rai Reporters, kndi torrendar. it. possible for
thaaaca jeovetedud h5atlfulifcrt of Iteport
iaierv t-bo learned: even withoijt. the aid of a
teacher.!.--.
P As -the work will b.oerpeaslTer new type
having been procured expressly for it only a
sgult. edition wity be issued TTbose who dc
eire ccjpias are requested to send to the author
their Orders at-once (to be recorded,) accam
panedr:with the price of the same, which will
b ftre dollars, per copy," "The &ook in paper
cover, and suitable for use, will be sent to all
subscribers, b v mail, without additional ex
penses t " A. E. MARSHALL,
- wtf." .v.-"-.-'-;. ''-.-. ' Augusta, Oa..
: DISTRESS ANCMAID. j
'l-r.TBiwieTEI A fe orc copies of that
v 7 excellent y. at
4ket Square
r , ' inore volunves of f'Robert and Har
V. v.. 1 Th; YtHmarlfarooners. to-
' i;-t itV."puncan Adair, by Mrs. Jane T.
Vv'
i
-t . W of EVVKLOPES
jaat recvrd and for
surr' .i'
Cor-
- tI3ow iho.
t . if tt ere be tuch,
M. .Ail rf
t ' : ' 3-.'' : - ,r '
..i rlaura-t or 7' r .
. Jf-li fu Tilth Wf,
andjn all'
. - ,J r--,r -.: .
:'si54 B;W AS tC - f -
If Jbb claiinfcntr ciauntnUi be a'jciM "gr
diildi-eft of the decase, abd he, be or thejj
minbre, tho claim mktil bfr- tropouadtd br;
his, her; or their guardian and the t ac of hb
being guardian must b cerUSe'to, uncUr leal
of the County Court Clerk.
Wha'th- clai.ii is made by an excentVu or
adiniatitrator; the fafct of tb ezocntorship or
admiuiitratorsbip mtt be certifie to, under
ml byjtbe. County ourt Clerk.
Jill of tktst pdpr thould be tent in daplim
cafe. ... '. .. -
Any person directly in terc&ted will be fnrnib
ed, upon applicatien to me, with a proper form
eftheac! papers ia fell; a wpy of which, for th
preaterjcj?ireniene of parties, will.be forwar
ded as soon as maybe practicable to each
County! Court Clerk. . ' f" .
Thii jjons misaion i intended to facilitate the
collectin of these claim, and are the claim
ants allj expense. :
Tartijfi interested mar materially aid roe la
the inreitigation of their claims, if at the tifaa
of forwarding their paper to me, they will in
form me of the date of the death of the deceai
ed, where he diedwas ktllcd, whetherorot.
they or any one fr thni, have retired 4he
persnai eflecta which deceased had' with him
at the. time of hia death, and -.whether 'or- not
tho deceased (if a noa-coniQiissinned officer or
private',) bad ever received the State's bauntr.
It jsjrery desirabl that all daiai should b
forwarded at as early a dav as may be praeti
cabie. I Jn all casegire the claimants Poit
Office and County in full.'-
' ; . 4 jxo. a;stanly, -
T ..TII&FRllin OF THK or.ii ikr
Throuahout the Confederacy
. 1 UAivOAIJcasiAtr.
iett fa
JL,, the Armv of Northern ;r-Virginia are
hereby! notified that an afrangtraRnt haa;
thia day n ctTectnl with the SOUT HERK !
EXPRESS COMPANY, to carry all pack
ages of food and wearing apparel to feick
moni.Va. . ;'- ' ; ' -
, - To seenre the advantages, thus obtained
inroujthttaexpmCipa'HttKftfolfowiaf-.
instnittioUs mut b obherTed :"
Paalaes nusV not jjontain-: more '.than
ope hundred pouuds; to well aecurod and
tlainly marked. and cent at ihe cxpeuVe of
he ilppcr.to either f the iSoldiera' .nelief
Associations, which are located as follows:
In North CiroliDa. at IlaleTgk; ' tn South
Carofina, at Goluhibiaf in Georjria, at A'ji
usta;! id Alabama, at Montgomery ;oi at
any other point at irhich one of tlicsu As-
oeikUons have an office. ' ' "
"The j Agents f these -1851511008' wflJ
there. (ake charge of them, aad hip daily,
by Southern Express Company to the prop
er Agents of the respective Statpp at K?eh-r
mpmi jv. h will see theni distribuUd o the
prbp$iHudvidualowner8.V ! V,S :
o ibt-.t lh 'wlahes pf the soldiers, and to
give tieED a-certain andpeeUy comajuttica
tioh withw'hoine tho Southern Expresn Cora
pars y haa agreed to give thia freight prefer
enca 4ver verytMng elge. i and in order
f ba no obstacle may -occur to the tccew
Of so iaudable" an enterprise, the several
Unilrqa-l Coaapanies are hereby requested
to rer der the Express Company such Jacili
iles ai will enable it to make, tku wrange-
mnt a complete saccesRil r :' " V '.
fAa the Southern Express Company; as-
sumyB 'all responsibility of the txausporta
tion.of those packages ;.Uie Keif Aseocia-r
ti:ua icre rpqta-.ft7av--ilir.-Agents
wbo'haW nereHofoaete4.M travel
ing messengers. :" If the Relief Apsociatieft
will establifih agencies m the Tear r there
arnuea, they may enjoy the same prmlege
herebv Eecuredtake Army of Northern
! Lieut. Col. aoU Quartermaster.
Approved. -' ,
y. II. Lawton, Qaartermaster Gen.
OFFICE SOUTHERN, EXPRESS CO., j
AuOCSV-Ga.. Feb 20.: 1864. f
ttt ROitTUERN EXPRESS COMPA
NY hereby notiiy the friends and relgtiye. "
ftr Soldier ia the Army ,f Nor thrn Ya.t
and elsewhere, tat they ire prepared to.
carryout arrangtraeuia. .""jy".
the above card apd that Ihey wiH4o all in
Gen'l Sup't. & Acting PreSftS6,-Exp. Co
mayaP-tf. -' . . ' '
90UH PH CENT. BOND
ANTED A' few : pert cent, conos-
! Apply at the ' '
15l4f - CAKvJLiI3ilA w".'
ribtiOTieeKr .and. i .
Oct.' 4 -1864."
Btcon .....
r ..T 5" 75 - 0Ar lb'
rk i.
:.i y & 2 V9 lb
Bef .....
B.tfwax
::..l50 tt o"V lb
B-ttter
-rc oo w
C ttoa. , .it,; 1 Tfc " y a
t"'fftfe ...................... ...w..if.""1 15- CO C5
C'tion Yam 4 .40 3 buoehr
I ied Fruit Aplrs 4 )'ejRt'bea 75 Sl-Vft
!" JT ......... .......... iV" 3':O0 do
K 'tract Legtfood ..:.Xt-'S- $6 V? JS
Fl.ixieed ............. 12 Su U 00 14 bunhel
Fodder $8 0 10 00 liunda-4
Uf y N..;......-;. .. .. If 00 irndrtd-
Stuck x:Z &$r$ JiuwirW
Tliw-.Corm...'.. $-a500 V ha&st
' iT;iTOt u5 35 00 p buslic!
" Sol..;..,;............. ijoo"? u
pr--fiM:ri -T wke VV.......V60JD0
Apvlp a;nd: i'eack Brao4v....... b&)& i aifon'
oft
'-l
3 50 400 su-ft
Opona
;i 00 20 00? bushel.-
Fo $tos,
Irish ......... S- IB 00 ' bcshVl
055 75"$. - lb:
1 i """ v-
Hutar
Ar) ......
Toilet ....
Family l;ir 2 00 -f' ?.
IV" TI ' AW
. 5 00 V lb
lurpenwne. v g1"
Faettetill; 4-4 Shewtioil 50 3 25 Ynrd.
Saltj....... $ 00 4? 40 '$ bushel
' .Mlow..-. ; 2 50 3 OOV.'lb,'.
Wo 4 .... ......$6 00 . 8 00 lb
A f i A-.
. - I- : THE ,
I5XU5TRATED MKBCURy !
1LLISTIUTED MEKCDllVl
THE GItKAT LITERARY WEEKLY
TlrE GREAT LrTER AKY-WEEKLY
OV Til E SOUTH ! '
f OF THR -SOUTH' L
A SUPERB FAMILY JOUHKAL!
A! SUPE KB y AMI LY JOURNAL L
BKATJTIFULLY J L3fUSTRA TED, ..';'
BEAUTIFULLY UUSTBATJSU;
ELEGANTLY P. IXED c
Elb'OAXTLT PIUM'KD
YERY SATURDAY,
EVERY SATURI).
' HAS A LARGER
UASsA LAllGEK . -J'
'' is '
MORE "T Al BNTFa D
CORPS OF COiTRlBUTORS .,
COUPS OF CONTRIBUTORS': ;
THAN WAS EVER JaFORE ENGAGED
THAN WAS EVER B Wi) RE-EN GAG E
IN - ACTUALLY WtlTlNGf FOR. ;
IN ACTUALLY WAITING -Ft)R- ,
ANY A.MERpA PA?ER .!
ANY AM ERIC
PAPER!
BK1LL1AKT. C.
iBMING, .
AND THR1
AKD'TURI
TITB ROMA
'. with knui
KETCHFi
Sketches;
JTALESft -"TALES
! -
!:: :- ''!':! 04F ' !
i REAL ,
: 1 i REAL ! i "
. : ' I ! LI'f-E, ,
, L 1 F E. -.'. P-
jPOETR Yl
POET It Y
i II I STO K Y4
H 1 S T O R Y,
:B I O-G :i AP Y, r
1 BIOGRAPHY, I
J NOV & L1I T T "E S,- f
N O V E i; E T TJK S, !
-ESSAYS, CRITIC SMS,
r ESSAYS, CRITICISMS,
I WITICISMS MiCELLANY, ? "
i WITICISMS, MISCELLANY- !
INCIDENTS ANTJ ANECDPTES;
IClDENTb AND ANFmtE
OF TlI-Aft-AlfljrTnrnEKO.l!
OFT TH E WAR AND ITS- HEROES,
INCLUDING TRANSIiATfONS,
llTCDlKprTA
FROM.THE ey.RUAN, FRIKCH,
f AND OTHER LANGUAGES,
1 AND OTHER LANGUAGES,
A UOME JOURNAL FOR
THE ! HOUSEHOLD !
1 v AN . ORNAMENT
, KOIt THB PARI.OS..
A SOLDIER-S .t. .
! PAPER. FOR
f..-
in
THE CAMP.
f.f-
TRAVELLER
COMPANION.
PLE ASLANT ' READING -FOR
E VER Y B O DY.
. A T?Tn IT PlSVPT hv
iff
Hi
POLITE SOUTilERK ; XltEBiTURt1!
SUBSCRIPTION Six ..months... $10,,
; kThe Trade suppliSd 'at $25 per hundred. 1
Address,- '' -" '
' - : .Tra.B.-saiTB,,ri-'f
m
200,000
FEET OF U t l
LUMBER, 12 Inch. irSdeJ
i
U.ING
w -
f AROLINIAN tfFFICp
;lteponcl l- live I'rs ,AsociAlJoi.
Eatertd according: to A ct Congress in the
yaar 1S63, by ! J. S. Thcasher,; in the Clerk's -ofli-ce
of the DJatrict Court of the Confederate
1 Btitw, for tha Xorthcrff District of tjfeorii
FROM HOOD'S AIMT.
Our
Sherman's
tljat Ceb. lleod'a ariirr VwTO tfi rear
of Atlanta, and jt i icported posilively
that weJiold the"rAiIroarbtyveca Yinirg
apd Ma)iejla. ; V:
A Wigade of Yankee cayry came to
Fanrburn. ronUfco ;Wst Point; railroaoVycs
terdar, And attacked the cf?jman3 : of Gen;
Ivertoni Trho feU-.bftck 'after lofring one or
t6 killed Wnd vrounded. " They are re
ported, at FayetteriHe this A. M., but tbis
is doubtful. Piisonereakeu in the fight
with Iveraon say that no train had ai-'
rivtd at Atlanta fQr "six days. Military
men Here trlieve thut SfiVruisn's a'rra Iv
vfill he forced to. abandon Atlanta and cut
its way.ost in a very few days;,
IwicHifQxi Oct. 4; The Wasbington
:CponlcilQt thl: IsriiiaV been .roc'enrfcU"
dispatches lYoln Grant dated at CbaffinV
on t ae 2tHh ul tiraojiay that Ord's corps
advanced tins ' r.ornIng and darned a vrr
'strong fortification and line of en'trenoh-Bient.-
bolovr "Ghkffiu's . farm, with "some
J5 pieces rf anillery and 2 or 300 prison
ers. Old" was wounded in thr lei', but
not laogcrOOTly.u Birney advanced'at'
the tame lime from JJIoep Bottom an4 cap-.
. aad rs now marchmg on Ivichmond.
' St.' Loote Wegrams 'of the' SOth say the
eriemy wire closely pursued by the rob"-'
v ls to Harrisns station " The railroad is
c"ut north of that place. Escaped' .priso
ners arrived and deserters report ' Pilot
Knob still held by 'the rebels.
. Nash'tille telegrams of the 3Cthult, re
port Forrest at I;aycttcvilla on tnc night'
f the 28th. That naoruing there was no
communioation south of Murfresboro.
We- have, says the Charlotts ville Chron
tcje, cenfiured Gen. Early for remaining
"at Winchester after the withdrawal of a
- pertiou of his cenamand. We learn that
we did ' mm nijtice, and that he is
uot responsible ier that mistake if mis
take it wasV. H j ' ,,;
We also learri that his' conduct ef the
battle at Winchester; and of the5 retreat
froaathat point, was marked' by?!:ability
The army hare lost no ceafidence ia him .
Tho whole aeries of disasters is attributed
to the inferiority in numbers ef our car
airy, and the inefficiency of some brigades
in -Gen.-.Lemajx'i ; division; . " s
Our araay did net behare U .atJFi5kr
erV HU1,. Lf rairYinT
isniouuted there, and placed on our lift,
seoa gave away j before the eaeniy, who
thus flanked us,! and our infantry hastily
'retreated.: 1.1 -1
At Newmarket the army behaved, well.
and repulsed an
attack of the enemy. '
We learn tha
t Shendan's" whole infan-
try fjfee did no
at thiR. neriod'.exceed'lSl
000 men. Our losses at Winchester are
- 1 r . .
roughly ' estimated at 3,000 ' of whomf
about one-half ware taken prisoners.
r Wetoek about 400 prisoners.- The loss
of J3en. Rhedesfpioduced a profound im-.J
pressien in the j army ; but his successor,
Gen. Ramseur, i$ regarded as a fine ofificer,
and pommands khe confidence of the divi
sion." -'7 '. " -.
Fighting pdvEfcxoRS. Govlmor Har
rig, of 'Jennessce, is with the army of
Tenneslee; Governor Smith, of Virginia,
commanded a bngade andi was several
times wounded In the first three years of
I the war; Gaeernor Ynnce, of North Garo-
una, ana uovrnor ; vraus, pi Aia jam-,
have each served a campaign,' ai.d we pre
sume wsme:H gdnpowd6r," Governor Allen,
of Louisiana; and- Governor Clark of 3Iis
8issippi. both smelt gunpowder,' anit
were- desperately wounded in the battle
Actions in rhich thoy have been engaged,
Ariiy ia
; Rear ! . , "
n tin e Ye w s . "
: . &C,, &C i-B.-
-- ' w1 ' - - ,v: r: ':" ":' "-
to.
Ltrtrr. Gen, Fwi;Rg5tv--Tb Mcrnpbri
Apwl now published at '"' Moiitiriimerv," -
r"Aa.,"lvgrr.s tiiat .tbe HtboitieV. at.v;: fjich'- .
tnosd have so far recognized th 'nsiueni"..'
lability and s vices f GcnrSl Firrsst zt '
t confer upon him the ' iraiiVcf Acting 'r-
v'licMteoant Gneral, which oW tlone
undsra late act of Cengrcss authoriziugf
the President to- make temporary ad-" ;
vancenaeuts.of o facers in the field, s thaf
they will out rank fiicors of their "own.
jeal Biili tary grade.5? .Tha nm dis
rtiuetion was conferml upeu Lwutnant
GtneTal ilcod, to take command of ftfie ".
Army of Tennessee. General Forrest is
aww ranking CAYalrr oCVcer jiiiJhe Wevt ;: .
andSouU?; and f ho peoplrtlk with" .-C
;Cdufideoee fornew Tif fttta Cir4" go-i
tiohs laudr.corireheQsi - '
T-IJf this be par;y;aYlt
Tlowjag extract froni' c5j.l3jfdf j
sued by the kiilitary c'ipM'r. v jj
bile. irf. view hf tbL TeccnfeeYaCRjtion - ef
FWtPo;weU witheut orders, riri H r; '
jender of Vist Gains in Tiofaticji- tjl8
. direct ah fl ji osii ure, orer o f the G a a j
ommandi is g, should btand forth Is UCirs
; of gold te the forces now holdiiig 0uf
batteries nd fort ; everywhere iu ;v.t.
Confederacy: j. '- f y
No officer commanding any fort or baU
,.iry ia anu aruna Atpuue will hoM any
..communication, by flag-of-truce for otb.
.erwise, witli the land 6r narai fcyrcw of
the enemy, without aithcrity frora thess
headquarters. 4- ; ' " t .: , . v
.j Ji-9 ion ana oattsnes ot uua eom-
raaMd must and shall be held tq tlw'last -extremity
.' ' . . 'fl-l'W'-'r. ?(.
AVc learn that tbb licii) " known aa
Queen's '-Delight Stillihgi a) ia a stiro?
preventive of chills and fever. -It y
should be taken just ; before or -f-just
as the chill is coiiiins on, and it viD J
"Take-doses of) a. wine glass full nutui
it prouuees perspiration, ic is sam
to have cured raahv in Wakulla
county. y ' j - i
Ti'lleffMssee 'Flctridian ;
7 Dud Meadows, ! deserter from
Warren Countv, Avbo was arrested
some three weeks since jftui srat to
Camp Holmes, escaped frcfeu tho
Guard at Petersburg and isf agaiu
- at larce. This is the sixth" time ho
has escaped. He isj a notbricis of
fender, and fears are entertairted by
some that he wil destroy f the prop
erty of those who were active; n se
curing his arrest. 113 is the only
deserter m warren iouuiy. l
lonserzabtfi.
The Navy. Assistant Surgeon E. O.
. Booth. rersHt v rtasa irom leioaooia'j
, , J t - '
nas arnvea in nienmona. no icisau-
miral Buchannan com well j ms l
badly fractured, but he;
will recov
the use of his limb.
All of our
and men carried to Fehsaco'a-arc
treatea.
It 1'UiSLtlSllfe.li AT .f A, Ti XXTTJiiUh P.; .
O. on Tuesday of Ciih rieck. It is tnAde
up frOBi the news contained rln"the Dirvr,.
5ioura CxaoLixiAN anilwill always cot tain -tho
' .A L, . '. ' ' i-
VUTi Y LA TEST TEL EG R A WW XE W&
Having tb advantage - of. the news of the'
PRESS ASSOCIATION, of which the Daily
Sdi th Carolinian is a number. n
THEMA RKETS,
Will be fully and carefully reported each day j
and a true statement of their condition honest
ly given. We have n
SECURED 'CORRESPONDENT'S
In the ArnMes'of Gena.'.LKK and PiCKEi", and j
will always jive a faith ful and full record ef j
aiiuy matters. . . .! - f e " t
" PostMasters aid ot Vers are reonested to
ct as Agents, and each Agrent senainjr six or i
mi ro 1 subscribers -with the. jHoaey, for. tx , .
uunihs,; jvilL receive-thV Weekly paper, eia ;
ai( nihs gratia. ', t , . f f
Si bscriptions will no be taken for a longer j
paiiidihan six months ;.ju4 in. nocaae will the .(.
papi r,.be sent until the j jionej is received. .. itv r
- a-r" A dvebtisemev4 inserted for $lir i
siptjn of 16 lines for tit 1 first, and one eellr r.
for each sucecding publ cation. ; '
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION t j
Weekly Istelliqexcer i -Throe naonths,$2. 00
- " 1 Six nraatha, 5 0 1
5 1 ; J. SINCLAIR, . i
i . - EoiTa'Asn PaoraiETo. - I
soon, put tne paiient; jn: p rot use. er-f
ispication. The mapher orprrjIariniV
.13 to'tiijkje ia;o0siwr
erlmth
": : JFOU,SAIE. -, ;V
i A PORTABLE 6TEAU ENGINE of herej 3
power, as good a n-w. Pripe ia
specie or its equivalent in Confederate 4ote. -.1 ;
Jr or further particular aearee
3td-2I
JOHNvfl. JHLNK ;
Fayettevnie, N rCv L
v i - - -. a
I
ficer ' i ' I
udly " N- . -1
r.. Ml
June 10-8 m . " "
. I.
' 'el
I
.1
V
. . 1 -