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Sumtcrvillc, April 5, 1918.
NOTICE.

The subscriber most respectfully annouE-
Ccs to the inhabitants >h Sun,crvi!c and
District gelterally. that he is about to take
the Rlking business OH his own responsible
ty; and hoping that by strict perseverance, TO
business, and turning OH. Il good article at
Charleston prices, that he vii! merit share
OF the puhllc patronage. He ALSO thanks the
public 1T large, Tor the way in which il has
been supported through al the dtsadvanta-
ge. it has laburc;l uldcr since his arrival
among them. The business Being only on "a
small scale, lie NOW states the terms on which
il must be carried, and his intentions of strict;
~ adhcring 10 them as follows: -No.hng
will lie delivered oui Of the store without
tickets or cash: or receiving the second So,
OF tickets the preceding one must be paid for:
ur to families wishing il may take by the
month"; as the business has to be carried on
by cash. Any other terms cannot he accc,ica
10. He VIII do his best to be able to com
mencc by the first day of May next
JOSEPH HoND DALlISON.
April IL, 1913 ~ It
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N;i ] ,lD
A. WIZ i |, 3, &, Co.

"a i
Inform their customers ard ,ihe public
generally, that they are receiving their
SPRiNG STOCK from New York. 4
Their senior partner is now in Charleston
completing their stock---which they will sell
as low as they can be purchased in any
southern market for cash, or 10 prompt custo-
mcrs. Call and examine our stock, and we
latter ourselves we @ill 10, fail to give salts
faction.
They would also inform their friends that,
having lately become agents for the sale OF
fbhION CSNANtRGS, they are now
prepared to supply tilat article in any dcsira-
bic quantities upon as low terms az it has
ever hecn purchased in this place. Prices
rs to!lows:--9 l-2 cents per the bale; 10 do.
PER The piece, and do. per yard for all less
er quantities upon time; each yard warranted
to weigh 6 cz's.
March 20, 1913.
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public sdiniisr ins en- as ,!Yo6I
know and aPat hin lie proof as
lie .wass ebouts the Al es, and Gofs
dilleras,s and sicli places MS nobody but il inis
sell had ever heard on he carried everything
his his own way; but tile instant put a straight
forward question to hin--one that any
schoolboy in Kentucky might hive answer
.ed-he was foored: yes Sir /! Now Baron,
said !, taking him quite by surprise Baron,
says !, can you tell me Whar's Bar Grass!
sUpon-.my-h honor-gentlemen, he knew no
more about it, than do about Jewrusa-
lem."-Ya,,kse Blade
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Twenty Dollars Reward

Runaway from the subscriber on the 2nd
OF December last, young negro woman
named RACHAEL, eighteen years of aye.
Shc has a scar on ono OF her cheeks; much
hair on llor head; very long foot, the big toe
projecting much beyond the others The
above reward will be paid TO any person that
will dclvor her to me or 10 the JaiIer of INV
District in this State, so that ret her, She
is believed TO be harborcd in the Bethel
ncighhoriIond and Sumtervillc occasionally.
JOHN b. MILLER
Sumter Dit. Mar. II, 1918. 20 1t
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l.a.a Cl.S.

Rcmlning in the Post Uiiicc, Sun,crvi!lc,
5. G." April |, lSaS.
A-lhnnas ii Anderson, WIN. & .,s;in.
Mrs. Sarah Alien.
B-Jarcs S Brocknn,nn, Richard B..
Brown, T. y Be'k, DIR, Wm. II Brown, f 5
Ec!scr, Caleb Brchnnrc, Mss Charlotte
Brnmby. Jacob Rritton, Mrs. |. II Rrunson,
John l.. Brown, Jesse Baker, Z " Butler,
John Ballard, Mrs. Caroline Brown, L $
Bc!scr.
t--Jcil':rson trosswcll, Mrs J \ Col
c!ough Mrs. WIN. C"icloun!, Mrs f, NJ
Cntt'no, q Cooke, Gen. S K Chandler,
Augustus Conway.
Miss NJ +. DuE'osc, Anthony DaviY.
Mrs. +. T. Dn@lc, Mss f. NJ David, T. Il
Davis, Mrs. = DuHrc, l. J D;i.k ms
E-Bcuj. Evans.
F-Dr. Fielder.
G--Thonas y Gerald, .!ot.,. Gilct', Hen
ry Gardner, " G Query.
ll--John NJ. hughes Mrs. Eiz'l. IIarvin,
Isaac Holland, ID NJ iicrro,t, j |. Iayns-
worth, IVm IIcaron.
John ID Jones Mrs. Jennings, YIN 4
James.
k--Frcd'k Koh, Vim G Kennedy.
I.-Ilichard f. l.igon.
N-Jarhh Miller, Henry !. Mcintosh,
~, " 80. INV .HaI i hN i''od, i.aHl. I.
5 .Ncl!c,t, NJ. !. ". Murphy, X T. M'Corklc,
Mrs Jane NcCoy, Peter McI.och!in, VIA +.
Miller.
N-lJGnretta Ncviln, 4 \ Nci!cs.
R-Rev, w ii Robert, David Rogers
Charles Richardson, Mrs p Kicks.
S-W G Stuart, Thomas Sanders, Miss
Margaret f Spann, Col X II Spann, W II
Sheriff, Edward & Syian
V-Edgar & Vaughan.
W--Airs Asand Wider. Miss Sarah
Whitwortl, Thomas N Wall, VIM b Wat
son.
Z-Rcv. John Zimmerman
HENRY llAYNSIVORTH, p. NJ.
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CAysEsa;N BRANCH.

If.N NILES Of the CAMDEN BRANCH
kNll. ROAD. trom the JUNCTION to
cl'AkENnON, are now open for the trans
por'a;ion OF Freight and Passengers.
y PASSENGER Train rams daily, in con-
neri!cn with the Trains on the South Carroll
IN Rail Road
FREIGHT will also he taken to and from
tn Station, the charges however, on freight.
I" Clarendon, must 'or the prcscn. be paid in
advance.
For further particulars, apply to y. D. Bax-
ICY Agent, at clalcndon, or to the Agents
on the South Carolina Rail Road.
JOHN McRAE, Eng'r, &c.
Mar. 81. 1913 % IF
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lMs. DEsgss s.as

rs
respectfully mn The eili chs sGH,tes.
District sand tue public genes ao fteir'
well selected otpck Of
Spring and Sai,n,,1er q BOD 5 q.
all sof which, they. offer for sale at trij7iae
adrance on first cost. 'fs
Their facilities forspurchasing Goods, are
such, as to defy competition as to prices
Having paid partcular attantjQn TO the se-
lection OF their present stuck, from tho fact
that country produce sells far nothing, pledge
themselves to satisfy even the most close Of
their customers. The varieties which their
stock embraces is entirely too large to speci-
ty; but they respectfully beg leave TO men
ton the following;- s,33..l.. L.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.as.ss
Cambric, Jaconct. mul! and Swiss muslins:
Ginghans, Lawns, Bareges:
Dress and Furniture Prints;
Alpaccas, Bonlbazincs, and Drab dc Viennes.
Heavy and light Silk, Raw Silk, and cotton
Hosiery; sal.:' = Ii5fS.s@F
Super ladies' and gcntlcmen's Lisle and silk
Gloves; - >,'1'.
Thread. Isle, and cotton Edging;
Ladies' silk and licrcge nantlcs and cravats
Linen cambric llak.s. and Linen cambric and
long Lawn;
French German, and English Summer Broad
cloths, CassIinercs, and ycstngs;
READY-3IiDE CLOTHING,
Of every description and a, all prices; in
deed some Of j, is so iow that it cannot fail to
produce as:onishment by the purchaser; bit
as country produce sells for nothing, SO have
we concluded to sell Rcady-made clothing.
Also
Ladies' shoeR, bcoiees, slippers, and a
beautiful article Of Pale Alto Ties; do. Elsler
colorcd and black; -
Gents. calf Boots and shoes, sewed and
begged at prices which cannot fail to please;
'ogelhcr with full assortment Of Bonnets
and Bonnet trimmings; Groceries, Sadd!erv,
Cutlery, Crockcry, and Hardware. To emu
n'eratc all would be impossible, but call is
respectfully solicited, and none will go away
dissatisfied. Call at the
CAMDEN B.iZAAR,
Opposite the Camden Bank, Camden, S. C..
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spring n nd summer ea aoosas

The subscriber would respectfully call The
attention of his friends and the public gen
orally, to his wcli selected stock Of DRY
GOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery,
Panama, I.eghorn, and Palm Leaf Hats,
Shoes, Stationery, 5'c. &c, (just arrived
and ready for i,lspcctlon), which he will sell
as cheap as they can be bought in any other
establishment III this place, for casl, or coun-
try produce.
C.. D. GAYLE.
Sumtcrvillc, April 5, 1918 % ly
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'E'hc Clarcnelo,s Epcpot
is COM PHlKLA'eLID!!

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers and the public generally, that
as TIC facilities Tor getting goods now, are
such, that lie is able To sell 1t very small
advance OIL Charleston prices. lie has lust
received his Spring stock, consisting in part
OF the loliowing:-
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crocke-
ry and Cutlery: Rcady-naic Cluth ng Of cv-
cry description, Hats, Eonmcts, Boots, Shoes,
e.. Nc
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ASH.

The S,ist ipod ii large
and genera assDrt issft of New Goods, viz !:
Dry Goods, Grocer riess Hard dwafe; Cutlery,
Carpenters rools,i ilns,s &c J; Hits, Caps,
Shoes. Boots, Stationery, &C.. Crockery,
Potware, &c. 5s3is 8;
Z 5000 best Spanish Segars.
Observation-Disclosures
4f7 Volins, Guitars, Flutes,
Lalian Vielinand Guitar strings;
a large lot OF 4,
READY5lIADE CLOTHING,
which will be sold low for cash or good pa
per,by
L. B. HANKS
Opposite China'S Hotel.
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DIR. J. ]. BOSSARD.

Having located in Sumtcrvillc, respectful
" solicita the patronage OF his friends and
the public.
Ills Office is three doors above a. j. Moses
store, where ne may be found at any time,
unless professionally engaged.
April IL, lS4S. "a Nv
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From the Fall River Monitor, April, 1916.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD.
CHERRY

This medicine, prepared by long expert
enced and skiliu phyician, tested and ap-
proved by great number Of intelligent, dis
eliminating and respectable pcrsons in var-
Gus parts OF the country, is now received aud
used with entire confidence and with great
success by those afflicted, with pulmonary
complaints. 1t is also recommended as a
valuable medicine for other diseases, such MS
colds, coughs, and particularly hiseaseswhose
tendency is 10 consumption. Should it's cfi-
cacy continue as it has thas far been proved
i'll various obstinate cases, it will indeed be a
most invaluable medicine
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS
ON the wrapper. For sale in Su,ntervillc, by
DIR. J, ]! MILLER, at The Drug Store; and
bv Druggists generally in South Carolina.
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Entertainment at the Glar.
caa(lOn EbcDOf.

The subscriber begs leave to inform, his
friends and ,hePublic generally, that he has
opened House OF Entertainment. about a
quarter Of mile from tie Clarendon Depot,
on the Stage Road, where he will be ready
to accommodate customers by the 10Th inst.
tio hopes by close attention to business, to;
give general satisfaction to all that may fa-
vor him with their custom. 4 3
THOS. MCGEE
March 6, 1913. 10 n
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EiiC Subscriber.

Bngs lcav. 10 inform his customers and the
the public generally, ,ha, he has just receiv-
cd a general assortment, Of MEDICINES,
which he Will dispose Of as low as they can
be afforded in this place
J. |. MILLER. NJ d.
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Medical NOs1ce.

DIR. A. II, FRlERSON, having located at
MIR. John J. McFadden's on Black river, with
good assortment of fresh medicines, offers
his professional services to his former custo.
mers and to the public generally.
April 10, 1913. u 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
WilEia aals shQsrg District.

~ N'IIEt " = IN 4
Edward J. Porter, Assigncc1
for the Use Of
Joscrh Law:on, ct. al
VS.. Dill
John J. Nc Clary. VIII
liam II. Brown and his
Vie, Mary II. ct. al
Ii appearing to the satisfaction of the Com.
missioner, that William II. Brown and Mary
K. his vile, two defendants in the above case,
reside beyond the limits of this State: On
motion OF n. G. Rich, compl'ts. Sol'r, 1t is
ordered, that they do plead, answer and de-
murr to the said B;ll, within three months
rom the publication hereof; otherwise the
hi!! will be taken pro. confcsSo. as to them.
IIEY COLEMAN, C. E. w.D,
NIngstrec, Feb. 25, lS4S. 20 lam3
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10 Families.
DR., R. S. MELLETT,

HAVING located at Sumtcrvlic, S. c., Of
icfs ms professional services 10 the citizens Of
inc village and vicinity. Office at China s
Hotel.
April II, 1913. a If
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a g,Dd assortment of Wines. Cortlials
Lemon Syrup, Pickles, B!,tcrs, cooked Cod
and Salmon Fash; Pepper, ARspicc, CHINA
mon, Cloves, nutncgS: star. h, &c. &c. Sc
l. I.ORNEi
.t;ril IN. 1872. ~ If
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aaa e,H.:esscGTys

ala Ga.asscGTya ! March Ttrm
williamsburg Gis.. { 1913.
Pursuant ~ an or,!cr made hv Chancellor
James J. Caldwell At the present term. The
creditors oI DAVID s. McClary, deceased, are
required To prove Their claIins hcin~c the
Commissioners according TO law. by the first
day OF January next.
Hey COLEMAN, c. i. W D.
kinGstrcc, March q, 1918 20 IT
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5"G0 Spanish Cigars, of various brands:
Mrs. AlIiicr's fine cut Tobacco.
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y few boxcs Congress Water, which vii!
he sold by single; dozen, or box; together
with all The popular Patent !icdicines and
every article in the Drug Inc. Call at
CLEIEiA ND'!S
.NsaIy oproSic Masonic IIaU.
C0MdeM, .Nnrch 30, ISIS
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WoRKs OF ART.--Our fell,w-citiZcn Mr.
Clark Mills, whose model was accepted by
the Jackson Monument committee, has enter
e1 ipto contract with them for the compile
tion of the work, and designs entering upon
its execution forthwith. He thinks that II will
be completed in about two years; and as the
castings are, by the contract, 10 be made in
Washington bis removal there will be ncccs-
.s:lry for that purpose. We understand that
he is to receive $S $4,000 for The brqnzc being
furnished by the committee
We further learn that the design ,of Mr.
Robt. Mills, Of South Carolina, has been ac-
cepted by the Committee, who hive in charge
the erection OF a National Monument to
Washington. 1t is said to he magnificent
conception, and the only doubt is, whether a
sufiiciency OF funds has been raised 10 carry
it into effect. The design has been lilhn-
graphe1 for the purpose Of presentation to
subscribers. Mr.. Mills is well known to
many Of our citizens as the Architect of the
Fire proof building in this city, tho Lunatic
Asylum& of Columbia, and the Washington
Monument at Baltimore.
We are glad to see that South, Carolina
Artists are winning their way to distinction
abroad; and particularly do we rejoice to find
that the Statue Of Jackson is to be accom-
1pished by son OF our own State, with whom
L will be labor of lovc.--Ere. Ne,cs
HUMBOLDT AND OLD KENTUcK.-Not long
since, at an evening political lcvee at the
Capitol, conversation turned upon Geor-
praphy; and finally, Mr.. Benton (bc!ng pres
ent) began to quote Humboldt pretty extern
sively. a quiet old codger, an Ey-M G.,
who hailed from Kentucky, and had once
been attached in some way to the Ministry
of France, in his younger days. and of which
fact ho was always mighty proud, joined in
tho conversation. When Benton had gotten
Though with his Humboldt uathority, Ken
tuck said-"G Gentlemen, it's my opinion old
Humboldt is an overrated man, and he don't
begin to know as much about Geography as
he lets on. The fact is, met him once at a
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"LG1lS E.ookicd E'Ora--G0aRAc
AS El3St.,,

Per steamer Dekalb. which arrived las,
evening, came fine supply of Train, Meats
foot ana Castor Oil Turpcnt!ne, Putty,
Whiting, L"gwood, Bristol Rricks, Ca,nel's
LAR Pencils: Roll Birthstone; Epson and
Gialhcr Salts; ACoppcras, Spanish Brown,
&c. &c.
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EFTsac friends OS' William
A. COlCI.OUGlI, Esq, announce him as
candidate for Sheriff at The next Election.
April 10, 1913. %
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LARGE RoBBERY.-Th office Of Fcarn,
Donnegan & Co., ut Huntsville, Anba-
ma, was entered on the night of the 2Gth
nlt., and $4,000 in money and $4,000 in
bills OF exchange al'stractcd. The money
consisted ofbills Of the banks of Tonnes
sec, Alabama, Georgia: and South Caro-
linn. g
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Dccisirc Eote,-In Manchester, n. II. at
the State election--"ls It cxpcdicnt that a
law he enacted by the General Court, pro-
hibiting the sale Of wines and spir.tuous
liquors, except for chemical, medical, or INC
chanic,l purposes!" the yeas were 1000, the
nays so.
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Deoth caused bya Tight Boot--Rcv. Dan
icl Parrish, OF the Me,holisi Church, New
ark, N, J while attending conference at
Little Falls, took q long walk in boot bor-
rowed to supply The place OF clky one
suffered much from its bcrg tao tight and
was seized with rheumatism in the Ics, FOL-
lowed by modification, aIupntation at the
knee joint, and death. The parcrs rcpor,
TINT the medical treatment throughout was
judicious.
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Coi"r'd PcopAc in INpn"iS-Tho state
iment that the separate clause oi the. newly
adopted Constitution 81! Illinois relative TO
free persons OF color, gave them the right OF
suffrage, is incorrect, it restricts llc inmrra
ton aud introduction, under any circu,s,il,
ces, Of free negroes ina The S;lte, and was
adoptc by 27,lj3 ,nrjor.ty
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ements. Bnt she has grown apace, not pro-
dgrously like Chicago and Lowell from the
qnckenng influence Of commerce and the trans
fer IF the wealth and power of other cities 10
her borders, but she has grown regularly and
Steadily, and that too without cxtraneons aids;
onward and upward, the pride of her citizens,
and the admiration OF strangers. She Is no cXo-
tic, cultivated in Il hot bed; she is a real indl-
grnrous and comeiv oak. year after year taking
deeper and stronger hold in the soil, her body
expanding and her branches extending; every
day seem at a greater distance, and every noon
tide sun bringing new accession to her shade.
In conclusion, gei tCmen, let me offer the
sentlmen, ofonc of Our gallant countrymrT as Il
toast, first begging his pardon if misquote
him.
"Onr country always right; but right or
wrong; our Country.n
The following toasts were then drank amongst
others.
BY VIM H. Knrnos. Maryland the home of
Walker, Ringecld. Watson. May she ever pro-
ducc snch soldiers in tine of need
b. +. Brggs. Maryland, one Of the glorions
IS rcv"'nt ionarv states, the land of Chase, Car
roll Howard, Pinkney.
Rv VIM A. Wright The Eastern Shore Of
"Ai. llnd;rlvaling any section of the Union for
the gal'an'rY OF her men and surprising any
portion of the world for the beauty and kindness
of her women.
by r. +. May. Cecil county, the land Of hos
pltahtv and canvass back ducks.
BY NJ, +. Purnel. Wore ester county. my ma
tive home.
BY Thos +. PnrnelI. The Marvandcr, gen
erous, kind, hospittbIc and true, always the
silnc at home or abroad.
by w. w Wright. Caroline county, di stant
hnt not forgotten, far off yet still remembered.
There were others drank, amongst which was
the ioiIowng
TO thee fair Cecil let rs fill,
And toast thy every brook and rIl,
THY ever" pleasant vale and Iill
And all who know and love thee still
The meeting then ad lourned and the members
departed highly delighted with the evenings ell
tcrtainmcnt.
The above was forwarded to us by gentle
man formerly Of this county, accompanied with
the request. l,".t The Eastern Shore papers should
copy ltd tecil Uhig.
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Q. c. TIFFANY,
s. COLLINS,
JOHN H. DUvALL,
J. MORRISON HARRIS.
COLEMAN YELLOTT,
VIM. Chestnut,
JOSEPH SIMMS,

In connection with the above we re.
publish the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted by the State
Centrul Committee on the 18th inst.
Res',ued, That in accordance with the
recommendation ofthe Wing members Of
the Legislature, the Wings Of the city Of
Baltimore be respectfully requested to
assemble in their respective wards, on
the second Monday in April next, to ST.
lect delegates to City Convention, with
power 70 choose delegates to meet IN
State Invention in the city of Baltimore
on the second Monday in May next; for
the purpose of appointing delegates to
represent the State in the Wing National
Convention, to be held in Philadelphia
on the Th day of June, TO nominate can
dlda'es for President and Vice President,
and tor the purpose of nominating cleo
torlal candidates for the next Presiden-
tial election.
Resolued, That the Wings of the seve-
raj counties be respectfully requested to
assemble at their several places of meet
ing, on the second Monday of April
next to elect delegates to the Wing
State Convention. to meet IN the city of
Baltimore on the second Thursday of
May next, for tn" purpose Of appointing
delegates to the Wing National Conven-
ton and nominating electoral candidates
tor the next Presidential election
/. HEWITT STEELE, Chairman.
K IL. COLEMAN, Secretary.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE WING STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF MARY
LAND

A'a meeting of the resident members of
lie Wing State Central Committee in the CT.
ty of Baltimore. on The 2l>t instant, Thomas
#wANN. Esq. Chairman of the Committee.
'ppoIned To prepa!e an Address To the w.
IrrS "t HE Stale. submitted the same for the
consideration nt the meeting: winch havi nu
h'rH read was nnaninoosIy adopted, and
mderrl To he $ Ened by the members OF The
Committee and published i'll all the Wing
newspapers OF the Stale.