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ted by tho people Of said state, for the pur
pose Of giving tho assent herein required
aud as soon as the assent herein requiret
shall be given. the President Of The Unitec
States shall announce the same by proclama
ton; and thercupon, and wi;hou; any fur
,hcr proceeding on the per, Of Congress, the
admission Of tho said State into tho Union
as ono Of the United States Of America, ON
en- equal footing with the original states in all
respects whaieser, shall be considered as com.
plc,c. and The senators and representative
who have been elected by the said state as
its representatives in the Congress OF The
United States. shall be en,iledto take their
seats in the Senate and House Of Rcprescn-
saiivcs, respectively, without further delay.
SEC. 4. ind be II further cEaaed, That nothing
in this act contained, or in the admission Of
ihc said state into the Union as one Of TIC
United States Of America upon an equal foot
ing With the original states in eli respects
whatever, shall be so construed or understood
as to confer upon the people, legislature. or
other authorities Of tho said sta:c OF Michi.
gan, any authority or right 10 interfere with
the sale, by the United States, and under their
Of tho vacant and unsold lands
within the limits Of tho said state, bo, tia,
The subject Of tho public lands. and the in
Icrcs,s which may be gwen 70 tho said stale
lhcrciu. shall bc regulated ~ future action
Congress, on the pan Of the United
States, aud the said s,a,c, q. the authorities
hereof. And The said state Of Michigan
shall in no case and under no pre,ence what
'ocyc.. impose any tax, assessment or imposi-
ION of any description upon any Of The Iands .
Il the Uni.cd States Within ib limis.
Arr.oyEp, June 18th, 1896.
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TruDLtc-No, 33.1

An ACT to divide the Green Day Lait!
district in Michigan. aud Cor other .,us-
poses
Et Il sssaesss. ks ri, &rafe aid Iiosse Of H<;pre-
sssstsifrss sSsssssd Tia, t!c eoea,,y nn Tho ers.
,cru shore uf Lake Michigan. embraced
within the limits of the GrecE Eay Land
district. as established by Tho ac.of Con-
srcss. Of the iwcn.y.six.h dsy of June,
eighteen hundred and thirty -four. shall be,
and Is hereby, divided by line oomm:n-
ciag oa the wcsirra boundary q! sad
district. und running thence, cssi. between
township ten and eleven north. Ia the line
between ranges seventeen and tishiccn.
cast; thence Eori:i. between said TnGsca
of townships, Ia the liac between town
ships twelve and thirteen north; ihcnre
cast. between said townships twelve md
,hir,ccn, TO Lake Michigan; and ali the
country bounded north hy the division
line here described, south By tho base line.
east i,y Lake Michigan, aud ives, by The
division iinc between ranges eight and
nine cast. shall constitute d separate dis
sric,. and be called The Milwulky land dis.
trick
Sae-1soS 9. Aad be il further cnaefed.
TssIiw additional districts shall be. aud
are hereby established in .l.e peninsula ci
Michigan. unc ia he called The Grann
liver. and the other :hc Saginaw. !aa,: dis
tric;. tie former Of which s!,all be bound
cd as follows. 10 Wit: beginning al The
shore of Lake Michigan, Oh tho line be-
.weea townships ,i.rce and fous north.
aud rannis east on aaid Inc 10 the line
between ranges nuniber six aud seven
ves. of the principal meridian; thence to
said range line soG:h, TO the base lisc OF
Tho pubic serveys; ,hcnce, on said base
iiuc east. TO the principal meridian line ;
thence uor,l,, on said meridian. to the
nprlh boundary Q. township ten north ;
thence west. on The line between town
ships ten ani eleven forth. 10 the western
boundary OF range two west: and thence
north, following The line between ranges
two and three west. So as 10 include ali
;hs, portion of .ae peninsula of Michigan
living west of said line. The Saginaw
dis.ric. shall embrace all tn" tract Of eoun.
Try bounded on the wes, by lhe Grand
river slis,ric, aforesaid; on .ho south, by
the division line, between townships NUN
Der Eve and six, north of the base line
on tho cast b. TIC t;,iSion l;rc. between
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d. q. p. pa q EznIss
ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE.

THE Subscribers have just purchase /
a supply Of The above ins,romeni, whiri,
has been successfully used for the last two
OF three years for that distressing com.
plant, sore or exeoria,ed nipples; or
where the nipple is entirely waning o.
where the cl,iIds mouth IS SO sore that il
canno. nurse on the natural nipple.-.Tfhe he
artificial nipple is recommended By tf,c
highest medical Authorities on the subiect,
in this country. DR.. Dcwees OF Pila-
delphia, and DR.. Sewall Of Washington
City, as the certificates annexed win al.
test; 10 which the medical faculty of iiis
place, give their entire coneurreatc. lias.
ing Witnessed its successful application.
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frg..i.,c-No. 3css.l

AN ACT repeating the fourteenth Sec
.iois al ,hc ...ct TO incorporate the sub
rcsibeIs 10 ,ic Eask uf tho United
slater" approved, april sen.!,. eiss,sccu
hundred and siA..eu.
He !. eaaettG D., tic Seaate and House Of
Representatives, cf TIC United States Of .sa:eg.-
rico ia Congress c@snat.ed. 1'ha, the four.
,eeEt!, section OF tie aci entitled an &C,
IN i.eor, oss.c lie subscribers 10 tic Bank
us the United States. approved April
eni.,. eighteen hundred and sixteen. ..,a!!
.,c. and the same is hereby. repealed.
4..:-aarco juac 18Th, ISsG.
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MEDICINES.

THE Subscribers hare inst received and
arc pow opening full assortment OF Mcdi.
Clues fru.n tho North, which can bc recon-.
mendcd with grea. confidence. a far as 70.
CARDS their purity and genuiueness, having
boon purchased from QUO Of tho oldest and
soost respectable houses in Philadelphia
Physicians. Planters and otbers. arr rcqucs.
ted TO call. previous to laying in their summcl
supplies, and examin o The quality Of those
now offered (or sale; which wc k:el confident
in warrau.ins and giving satisfaction to pur-
chascrs.
Among those lately received and now open.
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IBF AUTHORITIES
~ OF THE rxITEt STATES PASSED At
TIE TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS
riEsT SESSION.
EPrBLIc. No. 3i.l

/ tbat~p ssos os'
AN ACT 10 establish an ursensf Of con.
strucsiou in the State Of North Caro-.
lima.
&c Il easesd ~ rie seaGfe sas iease Of E,prtsen.
,s,ipes Of lss Ua.a &a.es Of .jpseriaa IA C.aSrtss
aSsrztied, That the sum of !ony.asc Thousand
dollars be. aud tho same is hereby appso-
pssasctl. from any money .n the Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated. towards ,:,e
purchase OF site and tic building de On
urseaa.of jeposi;c and gcne'ai euns;.uc-
,ion. near the town Of Fayetteville, in the
State Of North Carolina.
JAMES X. POLK.
Speaker Of TIC House Of Representatives
Al. VAN BUREN,
Vice President Of the United States. aud
Prcsidcm, OF The Senate.
ArTsovEn, !.iis of JaHc. 1893
ANDREW JACKSON.
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A RESOLUTION providing Tor The dis

a RESOLUTION providing Tor The dis.
,ribu,ion Of weights and measures.
tires II de tsised ss<a1s ef .inevirs IN Cu.grtss
nxSsxs!td. Thai ihr SScrcisrf of tho Treasury hc
and he hereby is directed 10 cause d
complete set of all the weights and
measures adopted as standards uni now
either made or in progress Of manufae-
lure for tho use Of The several custom
houses and for other purposes, to be deli
vcred 10 tic Governor Of carh State in
the Union or such person as lie may ap.
point, for the use Of The States respective
~, to the end l,at an uniform standard Of
weights and measures may bc established
Throughout, the United States.
APPROVED, Juno l4ih, 1886.
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GARDEN, s0UrH-CAROlINA, JULY 2, 1886

-;lhc court at the place Of holding the same
and shall, receive for the services ner
formed by him, the same fees 10 whicI
The clerk Of the Kentucky distric, is en-
Titled for similar services.
/ Src. find be Il fn,ther eaAc,ei, That ther.
shall bc allowed to the judge Of the SAID
district court, The annunI compensation ol
two thousand dollars, 10 commence from
the date Of his appointment, to be paid
quarter-ycarIy at The Treasury Of the
/; United States.
| Sec. 6. End Be Il further szd9ed, That there
shall be appointed in the said district, a
person learned in tho law, TO act as a,tor-
ney for the United Siates, who shall, in
addition 10 his stated fees, be paid by the
United States two hundred dollars. as
full compensation for oil extra services.
SEc. 2. lind 5eh further enacted, That marshal
shaIl bo appointed for the said district
who shall perform the same duties, be
subject 10 the same regulations and penal
lies. anl be entitled 10 the same fees, as
arc prescribed 10 marshals in other dis
tricis; aud he shall moreover, bc entitled
Ia the sum Of two hundred dollars unnu-
ally, as a compensation for all extra SER
vices.
SEC. g. fad Be il further enacted, Tha, ,lr State
OF ARKANSAS is admitted into the Union up
on tho express condition, that the people
of the said State shall never interfere
with .hc primary disposal OF the public /
lands within the said State, nor shall they |
levy TAX on any Of the lands Of the Uni
ted States within tho soid State; and no.
thing in this ac. shall be construed os an
assent BY Congress 10 oil or to my Of the
contained in the ordinance
Of the seid convention Of the people Of
Arkansas, nor to deprive the said State Of
Arkansas Of the same grants, subjcc, 10
The same restrictions, which were made
70 the State Of Missouri by virtue of on
,ci entitled IAN act 10 authorize the pco.
pie OF the Missouri Territory TO form q
end State Government, and
or the admission of such State into the
Union, on an equal footing with the origi.
,ai States, and TO prohibit slavery in ccr-
ain Territories, approved the sixth day
II March, one thou.ani eight hundred
nd ,wcn,y.
APPROVED, Juno 18th, 1886.
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Or Elijah Pratt

DEAR SIR: s
AS feel it q matter of much public
importance, TO possess means Of lessen.
ing the terrible suffering from sore nip
pies; Ihaye much pleasure il being able
10 say. that the shield YOU offer for The
preventing and euro Of this maIady, is;
better adapted to. the purpose than any /
have heretofore seen. In two7or three ID.
stances. have known them to be used-
t.ucl satisfaction has been expressed. and
have no hesitation 10 believe, il will gene
rully succeed. lam so well persuaded or
.his, at this moment, that, I Cannot iorbear
TO express wish, that our City. through
Che various Apotiecarics, may be supplied
with them.
am. yours, sc. \,
d.. r. DEVICES, III. %.
Philadelphia. Jan. 18th, 1884.
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Hcs1isytoa Cir.

February ith. 1884.
Having examined Dr.. Prait's newly 10.
vented nipple shields, and witnessed ifs
practical applications among my patients,
I take great pleasure in recommending il
as decidedly superior to any thing prcvi-
onsIy known. II constitutes perfect re-
mcdy for that distressing malady, sore
nipples, disease which SO frequently
afflicis nursing women. s,
THOMAS SEvALL, NJ. d.
Prof. Anat. s, Physiology,
Columbus College, D. G.
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NOTICE.

NyHE propriclors Of Lanicr and Green's
J. Ferry, give notice that they will pc
.i.ion TO the next Legislature for rechar.
ter for The same.
7.-hm
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In G LISn
O. n R - E.y' y EEDS

ME Subscribers are uow receiving supply Of
q Ene!'sh Garden Serds- sfthe growth oi 1856,
which hey can rrcommend vita great confidence
TO their friends aud customers, a, brio. Lcsh and
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The Instrument ID accompanied with
printed directions Tor It's applicaiion, aid
prcservs.ion.--it can be packed up in !
snaallaa.npAas. md seni in NY spari of she
country By Siaee-priec 65-Address
YOUNG g. McKAIN.
Camden. s. C..
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Published eoery Saturday .Hor.iag ty
ROBERT MeE1EEGHT,
runL,sRER OF TIE Lawson THE usioy

SUBSCRIPTIONS
Ta.ce dailass yeas in aivancc, OF fou: dollars
s::i.is cnl Of the gear.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted a: s.Scaiy FIRE cents the square for the
Grst aud halt ..lat amount Cor each continuance
The naa.scr OF insertions TO be marked on tho
m.rsin o. ;acy wiil be continued and charged ac-
c,rdingiy. Taose inserted scGs;-monltiy 80 cents
&ai .son,hly 81 sgassc for each insertion
Communications BY mai! 10 be pos; paid OK remain
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Tho above catalogue of secd completes the as.
snr,men Of necd for this climate general stock Of
which will always be kept on hand and sold a, tho
usual prices. YOUNG & M'kAIN;
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Philadelphia. Jan. 18th, 1884.
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AN ACT 10 establish the northern boundary
linc OF the state uf Ohio. and 10 rsorido
lnr The admission Of tie State Of Michigan
into The Uuiou upon the conditions ;hcrcin
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-Pain nIll. Sumter Dis Nav 81. ls3C.


Dir. Edfpr:-As sou hare for some
cause unknown TO me, withheld soar pa.
per for The last Few weeks. ! tind MYSELF
quito behind the tines in reia,,pn TO the
domestic rcws o. the day. twas no, un-
iii Saturday lasr .ha, I was arpriscd of the
fac: Tint ...y name had been unnpuaccd to
The public. as suitable 10 be run for Con.
gress. ! IVES surprised, and somewhat
mortified, iuasmuch as had not been con.
sul:ed, directly or indirectly, nor had I
any in.imalinn that such moro was eon-
,c,rpla.cd. Z, would. however. l suppose.
be .hopsi,, nnscncrous TO fan nut with
friends 10. wishing 20 ito me an honor,
(which r.Tilr hc.irrc was iutcndrd) how
ercr much might disorPruyc Of HE
course pursucd by ,heui.
would now beg lcasc. ,brosgh
the nrdiIn of ynnr paper. respectfully
10 decline the honor intended ne, fnr
reasons which I dccn, unnecessary 10
make public, bu, such as satisfy nc n!
The propric,y os MY course, and such as
will bc.giycn tn any friend who niay de-
sire il. Respectfully.
r. 4. KENNEDY.
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roa rnr eazprs sovsxxt..

Ata meeting Of the ci,izcns Of Kcrshav
District, convened a, tho court honsc in Cam
den, on Saturday, the 9TH instant, porsuan.
10 public notice. the lIoa James Chenui
vas called to ,hcehsir, and &c. West sp-
pointed secretary. The object Of tho meet
ing was stated 10 Be. 70, the purpose Of maxi
ing pubic expression Of fsciing .relai,se %
The loss this Diarici has sustlin6d IL tho
death Of our honorcd and iamcuied ropresen-
,a,irc, the lion. II, ]. MANNING. In consc-
qaensc Of the continued rains. which had
been such as TO prcvcut great number i.oaa
attending the meeting, the following sesoln-
tion was offered and adopted:
Resolred, Ths, in consequence Of tho IN.
elcmcncy Of the weather. this meeting stand
adjourned ill Saturday ncxt. the iith inst,
Q, II O'Clock, A. NJ. Adjourned.
JAMES CHESNUT, Cha.
J. &. WE.r, Sec'y.
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co II MUNICA rIO Ms.
For tie camaea Lc,r,,-nai.

Dir. Edstor:-whie portion Of my
fellow citizens are nominating ll.eir favor
ite, to ill the vacancy occasioncd by the
iea,b Of oar much ard wnrihiiy larcn,ed
Col. Manning, pcrmi: me also. through
the medium Of yoHr Journal, 10 nominate
minc.
If,hc Honorable JoRSP p RIcnAnpsos.
whose stem integrity is only cqualled BY
his splenditI talents. can be induced to
serve as Member Of Congress, he gets
my vnlr. us sure as my florshslIare ia
made OF IRON. III am able 10 go to tie
poll on tho day OF election.
AS DIP FARMER.
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r.acnt 10 be Lotchercd. Si,or,Iy afterwards,
Talbot, Capt. Horn. twho was grounded. }
and another gentleman, pursued sbJ scvcrai
Indians, came TO my retreat. then gave up
again ail earthly hope Of csc pc. aud told
them i had determined to run down and
jump into The river. They insisted OH my
staying and all dying together. As our Ma
kcr would have il, the sasages at ,ha, time
commenced burning houses. TO which their
attention vas chiefly Prawn, and we lag until
l2o'cloek, suffering in the cold water from The
spring. On coming out was 50 benrmbcd
with cold and bruises. could moi walk mp the
i,ill On reaching iile bluff, discorcred 10
our grea, ioy.n par,y Of soldiers had come 10
our relief as,d that tho Indians had fed. We
reached Lumpkin abou. dark.
Gazawsy scciug the Indians all Hock az.
,c, me, when 1 left the house, sprang ontoi
the SECOND story and made his escape, wit,-
oni hrins tired on. 90
"a Poor Anderson, nc was shot IN ii'c
head. face lo;face. with the savage, and cS-
pircd wi,hon, groan. y.
"Kershaw was shot IN his osn house; hts
wife aud child wills nv: Pierceii Innaincd I'M
Ill the h6itssMas in flames atd near falling
in, when they, made their escape. The tso
M tDoua,.ofs were sleeping in the back
room Of INV house they icll and were barn:
up. Ono or ,wot6 Matthews house, una
king in .uti Is .xla,cs. Oar Jwo!Iins and
warehouse, Joicc s A,oTc .;,arke's store, Rood
& Seymour's. Matthew'S dwelling anj ncS
house, NIL barn..
AZ Pe:ct (his. h otfFr) ftsh, near. Ansier-
son braycly The tians made great. excr-
,ions 10 kun -hlm '-Aaean 1sltyrapi.
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& is said .la, Nc.oh Mieco, The head
chief Of the nation. and E-ne.ah Mathla,
chief af.,hc Hiichi,ees and Seminole by
birth. arc suing for peace. or rather have
sent message to this place 10 learn what
terms will be granted to them in case they
should come in. Aasl why |! They have
rlu,,cd their ,hirs, for the blond Of TIC
white man. they have satiatcd their vcn-
gcancc, they haze murdered, plundcred
aud destroyed al!wilhin their reach, and
now that they see our forces mastering.
and tho day Of reiribulion coming on. aud
that q signal chas:iscment awaits them.
they arc disposed 10 conc in.ugnin and be
s.. very good friends" For how long !
How long hos i. been since the chiefs,
with .Nc.ab Micco at .ilieir head, made a
treaty viii, Gen. McDousal:l. sulemniy
pledging themselves tn restrain their
young men from committing aepreda.ions,
and il dhy should be committed Thai they
would assis, in arrcs,ing the o1caders
and delivering them 10 the civil authority.
That treaty is dated on ihc ffs.:of Fcbrua-
ry; and HI three months aficr nc find them
in open hostility asains. the whites, and
Ne.sh Nicco answering tie messengers
semitic. bin, tha, 'fhc.Wantcd 10 fight. "
What faith is 10 be put in the seoandsels
after such conduct, None They want
cd 10 Egh;.. aud 6g'l. tctii be. Nurhins
bu. severe chas,iscmcp. will awe them in
10 peace fan sixty days. sAB lcnicney TO-
wards an Indian by while man :s.by
them attributed to feor.. II; is far from anr
;ntcntion 20 presume 10 dictate TO those in
authority, but VIC know p Wssncos tho sen.
timcu,s Of nine .,cnihs o. this community
when VIC say, le, Ibc most ample punish.
e,cnt be visited upon their heads. They
were told an,l warned that they were IN.
eorpo-a,ed within and formed an integral
portion OF tic commonwealth of Aia5san,
that they had lost ahcir identity ns ANA
ton, that they were now undcr The laws
of Alabama, and uonld have 10 abide sArir
pains and penalties. Allthis every Indian
in the n,iion knew, uad knew that IN a.
king up arms against the white man he
was snbjecting himself TO The penalty eon-
sc1ucnl spon insurrcctions and murder.
LEI il now be visited upon their heads
Lst cFcry chief and every murderer be
held strictly amcEablc to tho laws Of Ala
tama. and le, an armed force conduct The
balance of them forthwith to the country
appointed 10 them West ofihe Miss;ss;p.
Pi. Then shalt VIC have peace, lasting and
abiding, but not 4ill then.
s-es Ibid .
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ros rnr eAspFS ,ocnxAI.
TIE VOLUNTEERS FROMFLORIDA.
A meeting was held ., Sumter eous, hoase
on Mondsy, tho Cab inst. lcr the purpose OF
making arrangements TO giro q dianer TO tho
late volunteers who wcnt from Sumter DIS
u'c. TO Florida. Joseph Montgomery, Esq,
was called TO the chair, and G. W. Miller,
Esq appointed secretary.
The following resolution vas adopted, On
motion Of John Watson, Esq Wig;
Resotred, Tha. public dinner De g1ssa
a, the Swimming Pcnsr in Sumter District,
on Saturday, the 25,h inst. in konos Of the
Sumter Volunteers, who have recently rc.
turned from Florida, and that the chairman
appoint, a committee Of twenty to obtain con-
,r,bu,,ons for this object. and present them
a, tho Swimming Pens on the 18th inst,
when further arrangements will be entered
into.
In accordance with the above resolution,
committee, composed Of the following gen.
tlcmcn, wus appointed. viz: james + With
crspoon. James English, Jancs r. Law, John
G. M'Faddin, John M'EIvain. G. 8. {. DE
Schamrs, James j. Rcmbcrt, Robert J.. VIII
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Lancaster c. II. M.y as.l,, is.c. I

1T meeting Of the citizens of Lsness.
ter District. Convened in thr court house
on TIC 2s,h Nay 1886. on no,ion. Wns
Mckennee. Esq. was called Ia the chair
and I'LL. Wtlrrspona, Jr. appointed sec.
retary. Tie chairman having explaine,;
tfr ,objcc. OF The mcctins. hef"llowins
resolutions we;e introduced By J. II. With.
crspoon. Jr.
Rssoirnd, TIA: as 4 manifestation OF tssc
appr"vaI Of the con'uc., the promplncss
ana! srisi, with which, the rcGnisi,iun made
upon the patriotism of this district, ia be.
half Of suffering Florida. was met hy our
company of volunteers, We gre, them on
their return, with a hearty and affection.
aio wetepmc 10 ,l,r;s hames and families.
ans! tender To ,hcraa public Earbeese or
Dinner. TO be siren nn the 18th day Of
June next.
.Respieed. Tha: committee, consisting
Of Is persons, be appoiaicd by the chair.
man the meeting 10 make preparation,
dc. fur tho dinner.
Resokred. That 10 TIC parents aud rcla.
iinns Of Samuel Douglass and Thos. Ad-
olson. Two Of our rn!nntecrs.) who. By
death. hare been prevented from returning
10 ,lcir homes. We ,cnacr our heartfelt
confidence and 10 those, who. Ly sick.
ucss. sc, linecs behind, ou. symra,l,ies,
and desires for their speedy recovery and
return.
/, Rsso;reG, Tha, the volunteers f,om the
aljoinins dis,sie.s. arc herewith. respect
fully inri.ed 10 attend tho tinacr. to be
given to the volunteers from this district.
The following persons constitute the
committee unae. the Cd Resolution
JOHN Stewart, Capt. NJ. s. Perry. Fran
els Ingram. Alex. Wright. Cnl John Sims,
Capt. John Burncs, $. Beckhain, u. Bcik.
"A. ]. Ncsbiii, VIM. Williams. Capt. Vim.
Read, Capt. y. $. Massey, a. Mayer. J.
Fundc,burk. and John NJ. Dolby and on
motion. The chairman end secretary were
added 10 tho committee.
On motion of Dr.. G. w. Dunlap,
Reseicrd, That The commit,eo Of ar.
rapscncnts he requested 10 select some
person to deliver All address TO the c.un-
tccrs, and ,l,a: said committee meet o.,
Lancaster c. II. ou The Is, Mondovi, luac
next.
On motion Of Col. Sims.
Resolred. That the secretary transmit, q
copy "f the proceedings Of t!,ir meeting to
the Z ,,nr oil the Camden Journal for pub
licaliun.
The meeting then adjourned
J. II. WfrIERSPOON, Jr. SIC.
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