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81 would make this an 'Occan.bound Repnb.
ic,' and have no more disputes about limits, OF
red lines upon maps" ."--Jadge DoAglass's Ter.
as Speech, Jan 6, 1916.
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them with the results Of tho three last years. The
conclusion from my close observation has been that
the arguments formerly used are no longer tena.
ble teheesil that the experience Of the last three
years shows that the rate of wages does not depend
upon prices. | do not believe that when prices ave
high, wages necessarily high too; or that low
ness OF prices necessarily implies lowness OF wa
ges. Cheers. 1 do not believe II possible for me
now TO contend-and this is no new oPnlon-that
protection 10 domestic industry Is beneficial TO thar
industry. [Cheers.l | said last year, on the mo-
ton of the noble lord, that thought the system OF
protection had grown up with our prosperity, ard
that it ought TO be cautiously and tenderly dealt
with; but IL is impossible with the change we have
made in the tariff during tho last four years, now
to contend that protection 10 domestic industry 10 IN
itself and abstractedly, a right, Then, as 10 the
argument-which confess made a strong lmpres-
sion upon me in the first instance, and is sanctioned
by great authorIty-that because we have a large
debt and heavy taxation, is impossible for us TO
compete with foreign countries That argument has
been submitted the fthe last three years and
so far we have experience. The result Is, that a
large debt and heavy taxation are consistent with
abundance and cheapness Of provisions. proceed
now to assign my proofs denyed from the expert
of the last three years First as 10 wages: can
we deny that during the last three years. mean
the three years preceding the month of October
last--prices were comparatively lowI There was
comparative cheapness, and yet at no time were the
wages Of labor dearer. you take the three proceed
ing years, you will find high prices and coexibtenl
with high prices you will find low wages Hear,
hear You have then SIX years. You have, dur.
ing the first three years, high prices and low wa
ges and you have, during the last three years low
prices and high wages. Hear, hear.l III could
resist the deductions Of reason, cannot resist the
conclusions Of experience, that wages do not vary
with the price Of provisions. They do VERY with
the amount Of capital, with the prosperity of the
country, with the demand for labor, hear, hesr;l
but there ia no relation between wages and provisions
or II there is relation it is an inverse one. Hear
hear, hear. Now, as to the tariff. As said be.
fore, during the last four or FIVE years have been
acting upon the admitted principle Of removing pro,
hibitions and Of reducing duties, that is to say o
destroying protection. Cheers.l That has beer
our principle, whether right or wrong, hear hear;l
the principle upon which we have acted has been
the removal Of protection. LCheers,l And wha
has been the result to the country will give the
total amount of exports since the year 1889. The
total declared value OF British produce an manufac
lures from the United Kingdom were IN
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loud cheers Ths, is the total amount Of our for
eign exports, which, from the year 1912, when the
great invasion upon the protection of domestic in
dustry made by the tariff, rose from f47 1881
600 in 1912, to k55, DOC, 900 in l544 much cheer
ing II may be said that the China trade has done
this expressly exclude that trade [hearl In ls42
apart from the China trade the exports to all other
countries except China, amounted to f46, All 900
in 1874 they increased millions, and amounted
to f56,0Oo, 600 thearl. And thus, as said before
deducting the China trade altogether hear. In the
last year, Q645,) we only have the account for
the eleven months succeeding Dec, 1874. The ex.
ports of the principal articles OF manufacture to all
parts of the world were,
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BmLAs cOMEr-ooRREcuoE.-ln the elements
of this comet and its companion, given in our pa
per OF the 2lst instant, the times OF Perhelian pas
sage were expressed in Berlin mtan iimr
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THE UNION.
MONDAY NIGHT, FEB. %, 1886.
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, this morning, prayer having beer
said, Mr.. Mangum moved that the reading of tn,
journal be postponed until tomorrow which mo
ton was agreed to; and the Senate Immediately ad
iourned.
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In 1873. i........f from 64s to 6Ss.
theerI hearl and in January, 1876, this present
month, the price OF Irish fax fine Irish hax-in
the Belfast market was from los. to Sos loud cries
Of hear, hear."l There was no reduction that
caused so much alarm, and by alarm did so much
injury, admit, the removal OF the absolute pro-
hlbltun upon the importation of foreign cale heur
hear The proposition TO import n very low
rate Of duty foreign cattle and swine was accompa-
MED by predictions cries Of "Ohlthat serious loss
and injury would thereby be inflicted upon the agri-
cuturist and deeply regret to this day the conse-
quences of the panic that then arose. But has ser-
Gus injury been inflicted by the measures ! took In
1912 hear, hearP There was before an absolute
prohibition; there Is now a low rate of duty.
must first Admit there has been gradual increase in
the irnportations; and now want 10 know if, con-
currently with the increase OF importatlons, there
had been increase in price the domestic ar-
ele' In 1913 there were ,0l9 oxen and cows i'm
ported into this countryJ in 1914, 1859 oxen and
cows and in eleven months only Of the last wear,
le4S, ending 5th December there were not less than
Is, 900 hear The number Of sheep imported has
Increased from 1870 in l643 to 10000 last year
Have prices in this country been affected in any
corresponding degree by these importations' In
1874 the contract price for salt beef for the royal
navy was x3 lSs Sd; but the contract for the com
ing year, entered into In December; ls45 regret TO
say was, rs ss. Sd. hear, ,hearl The salt pork
which was contracted Tor In 1874 al 81 l5s l0d the
tlerce, was contracted for in lS45 at &c l2s. Id.
hear, hear The contract price for fresh beef for
the navy, in 1874, was fl los. 3D. in l545, it was
20 2s ID. And all this increase in price has been
concurrent with an immense increase in importa-
TONS hear, hear.l TIE prophecy was, il recol.
lect it, that there woul1 be 3,5O0,O00 pigs intro.
duced; but look at the salt pork rising from f3 l5s
l0d to IS l2s. 4d., and think about 1000 swine
have been imported hear, hear There was no ar
tcle which touched last year that caused so much
apprehension as the article Of lard [hear, hear !
Last year the duty on lard was absolutely taken of
In 1910 there were only 81 cwt. Of foreign lard
brought INTO this country. In l542 the duty was
reduced by the tariff from 81 to Is per cwt., which
was great reduction. The following are the i'm
| portafions since 1872
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protection, with any serious Injury to the agricutu-
raj interest, Ihear, heaS, hear. Let us, however,
see what has been the result and let US take the
four great articles in reference to which there has
been diminutioD Of protection, Ihear, hear For
egn flax is now ADMITTED duty free into this coun.
tryi what remained of duty upon it was removed
last year. There is, therefore, a perfectly unre-
strleted importation Of foreign flax, In 1874 the
duty upon foreign flax was fl0 las. Sd. per ton. il
Is now absolutely nothing. Since that protection
has been removed what has been the price of fax in
the Irish market that is since l64F The price OF
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Abbevil!e Sheriff Sales.
JUNE.

JUNE.
By virtue Of sundry Writs of Ficri Facias
TO me directed. will be sold, at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday in
June next. the following property
100 Acres of land more or less, levied
on as the property of VIM Campbell,
ads VIM Romans
ITO Acres of land more or less, boun-
ded by Nath- McCants and others,
levied on as the property of John M
Goiding, ads + G. Thomas
l2O Acres Of Land, more or less, le-
Wed on as the property Of Jno Douglass
ads A r Ramcy.
Lot in Greenwood, containing two
acres more or less, bounded by H Giles
and others. levied on MS the property of
WIN Lewis, ads Whitlock Sullivan e.
Waller g. others.
Negro. levied on as the property of
Sanders Williamson ads William G. Hill,
by next friend.
4 Negroes levied on as the property
of Jonathan w Cheatham, ads Stan
more Brooks and others.
Negro levied on as the property of
Hugh Robertson, ads Richard Watson
bearer
Pony, levied on as the property Of
Davis BHrksdale ads the state.
paIr Saddle Bags, lot Jugs, Bot
ties. Decanters and Flasks, one Fiddle.
one steel Trap, one Finger Ring, one
Breast Pin, &c &c, sold as the property Of
VIM l. Richardson ads the state.
AT the residence of James NJ Var
brough,on Tuesday the ed day of June
next, Sideboard, Table and Cup
board, levied on as the property of James
NJ Yarbrough, ads r B Smith
Terms Cash. J. RAMEY,
May IL, 1916 Sheriff.
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CANDIDATES..

H We are authorized to announce
Mr.. J. r. TARRANT, as "A candidate for
Sheriff ut the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce II.
P. MOSELY as u candidate tor S"eriff
Of Anb-vi'le Dis. u, til" ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce W.
A COBB as a candidate for the Office of
Sheriff OF Abbeville District at the cnsu-
ing election.
We are authorized to announce JAS.
8. WILSON as candidate for Clerk of
Court Tor Abbevilc District at the ensuing
Election.
The friends Of C HAWTHORN all
nounce him as q candidate for Sheriff for
Abbeville District at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce VA.
CHAEL HUGHEY as candidate for
Sheriff. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Maj. A.
ARNOLD, as Candidate for Sheriff, at
the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce MINI
ROD McCORD, as a candidate for Clerk
Of tn" Court at the next election.
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FRESH ARRIVALS AT THE
Drug Store.

Drs. WARDLAW s. DENDY,
Have just received from New York, large
additions 10 their former stock, comprising
No. l WHITE LEAD, in 25 and SO
ID. kegs. black and red Lead, Verdgris,
Chrome T. yellow Green. Chrome Yellow.
stonc Ocnr-, Venitlan Red. English and
Amcrcan) Paris White, L,tharpc, Um-
b"r, Prusslan Blue, Terra d. Sienna, Lamp
Black &c.
OILS, Lamp Oil, a very superior article,
Linsccd and Train Oils, Castor Oil by
bottle aud gallon, IL fine article of Olive
Oil in Florence Flasks.
VhRNISH, Copul, Leather and Coach
NarnisIrs.
WINDOW GLASS, sX10 and lO.xl2
low by tie box. PUTTY in bladd.rs.
DYE STUFFS, Logwood, Camwood.
Indigo, [Ca,ol and Spanish Floatl
Maddcr, Tnneric, Cochineal, Fig Blue, sc.
SPICES, Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger,
Mace, Nutmcgs, hllspicc, Pepper, black
Cayenne; Mustard [English 'ln bottles,
American in ! and J Id cans.
SOAPS, very large and extensive as
sortment, embracing several superior sha-
wing Soaps, toilet, fancy and pcrfumed:
Also CASTLE, English, Windsor and yell
low Soaps.
PERFUMERY, embracing Extracts
for Handkcrch'cfs, Cologne, lavender,
CAESAR and Bears Oil [of superior quality,1
Bando''ne for keeping hair in place, per.
fumed Sachets, and great variety of
other articles.
PATENT MEDICINES, fresh sup
ply OF Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Judkins's Ointment, Copaiva Capsules,
all of Comslock's Preparations, together
wit many other popular Patent Medicines
Ink, black, rcd, indc!ble, and India:
Wofcrs assorted, Note waters, Efancy,1
Sealing wax, Camel and SABLE Hair Pencils,
water colors; Carmine and pink Saucers,
Cedar Pencils, India Rubber, Diamond
Cement, Thermometers Japand. Lamp
wick fiat and round,1 Glass letter Stamps,
Bath Bricks, Crucibl:s, Backing in boxes,
Glue, IsinGlass Russia and Amer,can,1
Ivory Black, Lemon ard Sarsaparilla Syr-
rups, Soda and Se,dlitz Powders, Matches
and Match safes. Oil spike, Emory Pow
dercd] Patent Barley, Arrow Root, starch,
Tamarinds, spongcs, White and Yellow
Wax, CalA white, rcd, French and pre-
pared. A superior assortment of Brushes,
hair, cloth, tooth, nail, shaving, sboe, paint,
:arnisl,, whitcwash and dusting Brushes.
Also. an additional supply of MEDI~
CINES and CHEMICALS, to which
we invite the attention OF the Physicians
and public generally.
A liberal discount will be allowed for
Cash.
Abbevile c.. H. May 13 lift
p. S. Just received lot of WILD'S
CASTOR OIL CANDY, new article
and needs but q trial to ensure its general
use with children.
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General Order No. 3.

General Order No. 3.
The Adjutant Inspector General will
receive applications at the Executive Of.
fee in Charleston, until the 10th day of
June next, for the volunteer service under
the reqnisition lately made upon the State
by the General Government, for Regi-
ment of Infantry.
No application need be made by compa-
mics without the full and entire complies
ment Of officers and men designated in the
rcqmsition.
No Regiment will be required to furnish
more than one company.
The AdIutant General confidently relies
upon his fellow citizens of the State,
promptly to respond to the call that has
been made upon their patriotism, and ear
nrstly hopes that there will BE- II, unncccs-
sary delay in the requisite organ ;zation Of
the Regiment. J. w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Inspector G..neral.
By order OF the Commandcr-in-Chief
June IA 1t
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Land Sale.

By order of David Lesly, Ordinary for Alb.
bevill" Dist rict, will br sold, for Partition,
at Abhcvillt' Court House, on the first
Mon1ay in July next, two tracts of Land,
the Real Estate Of Amelia Simmons, sifu-
ate in Abbcville District, and containing
in one lot $50 acres, more or less, and ano-
shrr lot OF Is acr"s, more or less, near the
village of Cokesbury, OF crrdi, Of twelve
months, approved security and a mortgage
Of the premises necessary.
J. RAMEY, Sheriff.
June 3, 1916 l45t
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NEW SPRING & SUMMER
DrD O. npbS.
McBRYDE & POSEY.

Have just received a large stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods. purchased with great
care in the New York and Charleston
markets, and will be sold on the most rea-
sonable terms, to suit the times.
The following are portion of the goods
received: A fine assortment of
LADIES' GOODS,
such as black and colored Silk, fine worst
&C Barages, also worsted Bnlzarincs, or
gandm Muslins, printed Muslins and
Lawns, fancy Prints Ga large assortm'n')
Muslin Scnrts and Barege Shawls, Bon.
ne, Ribbons. Ladies' Gloves and Mits.
We have just received supply ot
BONNETS Of the latest fashions.
MEMS GOODS,
A fine assortment of black, blue and brown
Clo'hs and Cassim"rs. fine Coddington
and summer Cloths, black Drap d'Eta (n
large nssortment,) Puntaloons Stuffs. sucI,
as French summrr Cashmere, Gambroons,
Linen Drills, &c; Vestings, hlack Bonn
bnZin"s; silk HandkerchiefS, black and
fancy for the neck do; Irish Linen Sus
pcndrrs; Gloves, &c. A large assori-
nept of READY MADE CLOTHING.
such as summ"r Coats and Vests. A
large assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, ,&c
A fine assortment cf SHELF HARD
WARE, Cotton and Wool Cards, Patenr
and Carolina Hors, Patent and Grass
Scythes, Trace Chains, rubbs, Buckets and
Sleeves. An assortment Of
SADDLERY,
such US saddles, Brides, saddle baga. Car>
pet do. Bride Bits and stirrup Irons. A
large assortment Of fCROCKERY.
GROCERIES,, &c,
Sugar, Coffee, Pepper. Spice, Ginger,
Powder and Shot. Lead, 10000 Sugars,
so dozen bottles fine Porter: Also a good
assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES
and DYESTUFFS.
We avail ourselves Of this method of re.
turning our thanks to those who have pa
tronized US heretofore, and respectfully 80
licit continuance of the same.
May l3 l1tf
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Land Sale.
June 3, 1916

By Order Of David Lesly, Ordinary for
AbbrvilIr District. will be sold. for Parli-
sion, on tn" first Monday in July next, a
tract Of Land, The Real Es.at" of Rich
mond Harris, deceased, containing 292
acres, more. or ls$, OF waters OF Savannah
river, adjoining lands of E Calhoun and
others, on a credit of twelve months, ap-
proved security and mortgage Of the
premises will be required il necessary
J. RAMEY, Sheriff.
June 3, 1916 IA ST
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Subscriptions Received during the
Months OF APRIL and May

Months OF APRIL and May
NJ Williams, DR. S Marshall, John
Lites, Jas Adams, Col S Donnald. Joel
Smith, Capt r G. Wilson, Chas Dendy,
J F Crawford, H w Lawson 6 mos,
McI!wain, VIM Means, Hon d L
Wardlaw, DR. T B Dcndy, Jno Clay,
J w Thomas, DR. Robt Devlin. James
Lindsay, DR. Jno McKelIer, Il J Doug
lass, D O'Hawthorn, A Bell, w n
Blake, A J Weems, Jas Fair, G p Mar
tin, w J Lomax, w Dubose $3.50
ed and Sd vols, r NJ White, A G La
timer. VIM Talbert, And. Riley, b. c..
Gufin, J J Barnett, Sam'l J Hay, A
c Hawthorn, D Prnit, Thos Cheatham.
A L Miller, Capt r Cunningham, w
Young, A Hanks 6 mos, F A L.onnor,
DIR J J WardIaw, B F Wardlaw, Col
Geo Graves. S G Gary, VIM Smith, A
Barnes 6 mos, John McLelIand.
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4 -
We have seen a letter to his
nearest relative in this city. which
states that Col. Mcintosh has suf-
tered the Severest pain since last
accounts from him. That for two
days much anxiety was felt for his
situation, but OH the 18th ultimo
he was quite easy and doing much
better than was expected.
Col. Mclntosh's. wounds were
received il. the battle OF the second
day, while leading his regiment
against the enemy's battery.
When he had almost reached it,
his horse, a noble animal, was
shot from under him. Six Mcxi-
cans rushed out of a small cluster
of chapparal-(for this fight was
in the chapparaD-three with
their bayonets pointed Il, his head.
One bruised his nose slightly-the
other went in at the mouth, knock
ed out most OF the teeth on the
left side, and passed through his
neck; with the bayonet thus they
pinned him to the ground. One
put the muzzle Of his muskct to
the ColoneIs forehead and pulled
trigger, but the powder in the pan
flashed. Another put his musket
to the breast Of the Iallen olonel.
While in the act Of firing, the Colo
mel pushed it aside, and the con-
tents went into the ground A
bayonet was then thrust into his
left arm and broke it. Had not
some one come to his rescue ut
the moment, his brains would have
been beaten out with their mus
kets. The Colonel has another
slight wound in the leg. The
wound in the neck has caused him
more pain than ten thousand
deaths.
In the course Of six weeks. it is
believed that the Colonel will be
able to travel, and change from
Point Isabel. where there is no
comfort, to New Orleans, will be
Of much benefit to the gallant
Colonel.
The above particulars will be
read with interest by his numerous
friend in Georgia.
We desire many-many years
of health and happiness to one
who has so gallantly borne himself
in the hour Of battle, first as Lieu
tenant, and now as leader Of a
brigade, who in the impetuosity of
the charge upon the enemy's de-
structive battery, had no time TO
think Of their gallant Chief, but
were borne headlong upon the foe.
Savannah Georgian.
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Valuable Land for Sale
BARGAIN TO BE HAD!!

II The subscriber offers his tract of
Land for sale, four miles south west
OF Abheviilc c. II. on the Snake Road.
1t contains about $50 acres, between 2
and 300 acres of it wood land, well Tim
bcrcd, the baIance in cultivation, about 60
acres fresh. There is good dwelling
with all out buildings necessary, good
OF u regularly attended Churc h. The pur-
chaser can haye his own time 10 part Of
the money by giving good security.
May n IL ITO F S LUCIUS
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TO the Public I!

IN AS tho subscriber .s;aa:se>.
fiSsIaa wishes TO remove from iffHks5sas iffHks5sas
!s.|SE the state, lie offers tor sS2aHNSH
I&skzasalc tract of LAND -
situated III this District, five miles above
Cambridge, on the direct road from Ham.
burg to Grcenville, containing 597 acres,
half of WHICH is still in woods.
The plantation is in good repair aud has
we'll as large two story wooden building,
erected i'll lS4l, as house of cntertain-
ment for travellers. Near the dwelling is
a spring of as fine water as the District
affords, besides several other valuable,
springs on the tract. Between 9Oand 100
ncrcs of the uncleareG land are rich bot
toms. J. McCRACKAN.
May 81 I3 ct
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Citation.
June 3, 1916

Citation.
Whereas, John Cothran hath applied to
me TO grant him letters Of administration
on the estate of Samuel PennalI, deceased:
These are therefore 10 cite and admonish
tile kindred and creditors of said deceased
to appear befor' me at Court of Ordina.
ry. on Friday, 10Th June next, and shew
cause if any they can why said adminis-
tratIon should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, 9th
May, 1916. DAVID LESLY, Ord'y
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Notice p!

Notice
I forewarn all persons from trading for n
note made payable to A B e Wolf or
bearer for 800, dated 18th February 1916,
as the considerations for which said note
was given have not been complied with
and am determined not to pay the same
unless compelled by law.
LEVI HILBE RN.
June 3, 1916 At
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Ice! Ice! Lemons, &c.
The subscriber respectfully informs tho
public that he has just received . large
quantity Of ICE, supply Of which he
will keep Constantly on hond during the
May 27 1926 N ANDERSON.
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To the People Of Abheville.

To the People Of Abheville.
The subscriber respectfully solicits all per.
sons ind.bted to the Sheriffs Office for
COST, Plaintiffs or Defcndan g ARE earn.
esty requested to come forward and settle,
as this is my last year in Office, shall be
compelled to have all cost due me in the
Office settled. You will find myself or Mr.
Taggart always IN attendance
April Is Z tt J. RAMEY.
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JOHN G. BAsK1N,
Attorney at Law, having taken an office
in the rear Of the Court House and
near to the Printing Ofice,wil prompt.
ly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. Jan Ia 46
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Masonic Notice.

as-TMSE The brethren of the Ma
ESzSN1SZ sonic Fraternity, with
SgXlHnNNSS their families, throughout
SEH5&SZt the District, are particu~
E&N Es2 larly invited to unite with
A1z.eN!<GsE the members Of Clinton
--.@Lo Lodge at Abbevllle c.. II =,
on the 24th Of June next, in co:nm"mora-
ton of the Festival of our Potron, St.
John the Evangelist.
Yours Respectfully aud Fratcrnnlly,
S. Corr, J. A. HAMlLToN.
E. S. BAILEY. N. J. DAVIS;
Il. w. LAWSON,
Committee NJ Arrangements.
May ~ l34t