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BEDSTEADS
BEDS EaDS, variety Of patterns. jus
eceIved from New York, on consignment /,
w. r. q 4. DARKER.

DEA LERS IN 30
Furniture, Feathers, Beds, Mattresses, Wood
q Willow Ware, Bird Cages sBru>he-,
BroomS, Mats, Trunks, Valices, ,
CARPET Bags, Ac. &c &c. D.,
A fresh supply OF Good. Just received At
Nos. l55 n l59 new numbers,D Thames 81.
Beds, Mattresses and Cushions manufactur-
ed TO oroeh April 26t
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The ScVereSt Cases of DySentery

are Immediately counieracted, the pains are allayel
the bowels healed, aud not unirequently the bowels
become perfectly regulated aud restored Ia the short
/ space o ten or twelve hours.
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CYLINDER CHURNES, for sale by
" NJ. FREEBORN, u Co,
may 30. 22 Broad 81.
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NGR"Hl-uC.

~ u ID n ~ - MEO
TiIE Subscribers haze concentrated their
l. business y 70. med Il coparineship this day
under the name & firm OF
NEWTON RROTHERS
and will continue their former business on a
more extensive plan. Mt No lS6 & ISS Thames
street. corner Of Pelham; and respectfully So.
iicit continuance of patronage
EDWARD F.. NEWTON,
JAMES X. NEWTON,
June % lSis WILLIAM NEWTON,
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Coal Yard

TIE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has taken the Coal Yard and
Wharf recently occupied by Charles Devens
Jr., and shui be, happy to supply the old
toners Of Mr. Dcvens, as well as the public
generally, with the best kind ofCoal.
mays. VIM. G. PFCkHAM.
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SEA.SICKNESS.

IL il most pleasant and desirable remedy kr Sea
sickness. IL checks the vomiting and readily restored
The patient IL invariably checks vomiting produce
from any cause whatever.
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Chronic Oiarrhna;

Either In children adults Of months or year. conn
uance, are most rendily cured with this Cordial net
"llhslhnding they may be reduced to mere skeleton
II mmedairl, strengthens, aud shortly restores them
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For General Debility an /
Dyspepsia,

IL Is most excellent restorative, giving healthy tore
to both the stomach and bowels, and prevent, food
from pressing or distressing the stomach.
The public may rest assured that IL contains neth-
opium or mineral substances, or anything that Is IN
the least Injurious to the constitution.
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For 8 ais

Or 10 Let for the season, jurnisied' .,
4 NEW two story Stone House, situated on
| n Spring-street about one-fourth of a mile
south from the compact part ofthe town. Thus
house is very commodIous and well fnished,
or patent Cooking Range bathing room;
Force Pumps for rain and we'll water, &c
aud commands fine view of the town and
harbor and of the adjacent farms, with Aothing
TO interrupt the prospect on eilber side For
turIher iniorma cn sPPlyto x. p. LEE,
Al the 2. Union Bank
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This ordinl Immediately checks the vomiting J,
lieves ihepains stops the Darhos and restores the
bowels to perfectly regular aud healthy state. now
ever tevere the attack may be, or however low the
patient may have become, Il invariably restores.
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Valaa bic Real Estate for Sale.

valuable Real Estate for Sale.
'Hh kstaie On Thames street, long known
l. - the psidsn~e Of William Lee, decd,
consisting OF . l0 oflsnd 90 feet front and renr,
and extending 20 the haroor with two story
dwelling hssss, stable and other ont buildings
thereon, and Is well supplied with we'll and
rain water, together with a Spar Yard. hayin
a spar Shop ~ feet long, ith ample dock and
wharf room AID sli the necessary fixtures for
prosecuting The spar r-naking knsineSs, for
which purpose Il has heen occupied for Up.
wards OF 100 years in the same family.
II this Estate is not sold by the ISt Of Nav
next. II will then be let together, or separately.
as desired The dwelling house is well Var.
| angediOr two families. NATAL
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Cholera Infsntum.

u has snved the lives OF many thousand Children
when reduced to dehih's door by this complaint IL
gives Them immediate relief, aud they very soon re
on
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Children that arc Teclhine,

finclincd TO Darrh1a should always be provided with
this medicine, Will keep the bowels regulated and
Keep OF the Cnnker. II Is wholesome, sale aud plea
sant to the taste and children are fond OF IT, anu will
take u without trouble or dislike.
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WOODEN WARE of all Kinds, at y
w Broad street, by NJ. REBORN q CO
junelS.
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MONTREAL, July ~.
The total rumber Of interments for the "a
hours ending this day noon, is 37-of which
10 were from cholera.
regret to inform you that Madame Labordc
was attacked to-day and is now in a state Of
collapse.
At Quebec there have been in all i44 deaths,
ending noon, the 18th. Tho disease is
though, TO be on the decrease in both cities.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
The Board of Health reports 81 cases Of
cholera and IA deaths during tho past twenty
four hours.
July %
The Board, Ct Health reports 90 cases of
cholera and 70 deaths, Of which were in tho
Aims House.
A man named ,Iohn Nelly, was dangerously
stabbed in fight which took place to-day, in
Jones alley.
The weather here to day, is very pleasant.
BosroN, July %.
Capt. Fox, of the ship Carthage, from Ba.
tavia, at Boston, reports that Brazili,n brig,
Of about 100 tons, was brought into St. Hell.
ena previous to the .l7th of June, with 100
slaves, prize 10 British man-of-war A
brig was brought in previously with 500 slaves
on board.
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Cholera Dysentery, Biarrhsa
CORDIAL

Many thousand lives babe been saved by tbs medl
cine "hrn the Jsesso had advanced 10 its p. stages
Cordial nj hand, and II timely adm inisered hut It'll
danger II 10 he apprehended from an attack OF the
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Accounts almost daily reach us Of the ravaqes of the
CHoLERA both At home and abroad aud ne little
success which has thus Tar attended The n,tenpts TO
cheek Its rigntfu inroads ON human lie.
such beng the lacl II surely may be regarded a, an
era III mondtrn discoveries that medicine ha. been
discovered possessing the power nf checking the pro.
Rress OF the Cholers, aud eradicaiing IL from the s.
TEN.
Mrs. Kidder, would most respectfully call the suen-
lion OF the public 10 This invaluable medicine Known
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g., -. ~. ALBANY, July 81.
The Hunker District Convention, in the third
Congressional District. have appointed the
Hon. w. L. Marcy as a delegate to the Union
Convention, 10 be held at Rome, N. Y
Should the Hon. ex.Secretary decline the
nomination, Erasius Corning has been ap-
pointed TO represent the interests Of ,ha, dis-
trict.
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Charleston Response.

A large and respectable meeting Of the citi-
zens of Charleston district assembled at the
City Hall on the evening of the 26th ult, and
responded to the Address in most spirited
manner Judge Frost was called to the chair.
Fi(ty--six gentlemen were appointed Vice
Presidents, and, on motion Of F. il. Elmore
Esq, the Address of the Southern Delegates
was referred to Committee OF 90 persons to
report thereon. MIR. EImore, as Chairman Of
the Committee. made most able report, con-
sisting of preamble and resolutions, which
were adopted a Committee Of Safety, to
consist Of 2l persons, were to be nominated
by the Chairman at his leisure. Resolutions
were passed, complimentary to the Hon. A.
p. Butler and Hon. Daniel Wallace for their
conduct in presenting the resolutions passed
by the Legislature Of this State, at its last
session, in relation to the Wilmot Proviso
Thus Charleston district has added another
response to those which have already echoed
through this State and the other Southern
States. sec 80 zog !.
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Wiln,ot Pro,,ysso.,

The California Territorial bill, with the
Wilmot Proviso, passed the Hpuse Of Repre-.
sentatives onsthe 2sth ult, BY a4ote Of S126
to 81, and was sent TO tho Senat 3;9f
Thus the; House almost at sha eiosnI
|of its sssaion, has addsa lhis iuIl6ss isntt
ma sonf yeeII eseh n Il should
pass the Senate, ii would be yetoedl by Mir.
Polk at the very last moment of his admins
tration. What means this! Is it intended
as pledge that the aggressions and insults
of the Northern party are to be continued at
the next session! There can be no doubt of il
Having proceeded thus far and for SO many
years in the struggle for the ascendancy, is it
for moment to be supposed that the North
ern party will stop at tile final efforts neces-
sary for the contamination of their designs!
Rather'let us gain instruction from their past
conduct and from the lessons of history, and
learn that power never stops of its own ac-
cord in course of aggression and insult.
Prevention or destruction are the means
which must be resortcd to, to arrest its pro-
gress. A
tits said with truth that the argument is
exhausted. Though this is so, the battle Of
argument must be fought again and the
course of aggression attempted to be stayed
1t is we'll that responses to the Address arc
being made in all parts OF the South, and t
the issue of union and equality is made against
inequality and disunion. The geographical
divisions of party arc now arrayed against each
other, and their hostile attitudes may cause the
people and tho constituents of the Northern
party to reflect ere the bands of union are
severed by an insulted people. 1t is not I'D
| visable that the agitation and difference on
this subject should longer continue. Each
day Of its continuance adds to the alienation
which has grown up between the North and
South; and the settlement of this question is
necessary for the peace of the union. None
desire this settlement more earnestly than
the people of the South, but not at the sacr-
fec of their rights anl equality in the Union.
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Cotton.
Charleston.--P Prices, from 5i3-4 TOT Ia I
Census
.H 80 g+=Fs

So Census. II s. !,
We have received some more tables Of the
census Of this district, which,jFwith others that
we may receive, we shall publish from time
to time, as We are able.
These compilations are valuable to our citi-
zens, and We suggest the preservation Of those
numbers containing them foFrcference. We
canpromise the public for Mr.. Kecls. who is
now engaged in taking the censue, that he will
give the strength Of tho Beats, Battalions,
Regiments, and Geogr aphics.l Divisions of the
District. 9szs; !; % Is fs' rs
hen the whole work snnshed, Table
will be furnished, giving the population Of each
Of The Beats, the aggregate Of the four Battal-
ions, the aggregate Of each Of the two Regi-
ments in the District, the aggregate Of the two
Regiments in the District the aggregate of
the two Salons (hiiddle ind Upper attached
to Ciateh,ont Election District tho agrega.e
of Claremont and Of Claremont and Salem to-
gether, and a similar aggregate Of Lower sa-
lem and Clarendon, respectively aA well as
Jointly, and then the aggregate Of The whole
District" s34s fftfs&,
Z There are many who feel deep interest in
this matter, to have all the hblcs published
throughout, as they will not only be intcrcs-
ting to our readers, but important to the dis
trct They will be exceedingly valuable to
a large number Of persons, n allowing the
whereabouts" or locality of tho citizens gen
orally; and in numberless othct instances they
will be useful.
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CnNGREsSIONAI.

Telegraphic dispatches from Washington
state that an effort was made in Congress on
the 29th ult. to dispose ofthe California ques-
ton.
Mr.. Walkers amendment establishing q
temporary Government for California was
adopted by vote of 20 to 81. Messrs BEN
ton, Calhoun, and Metcalf were absent when
the vote was taken, all three of whom are be-
lievcd to be in favor OF the amendment
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the California Territorial Bill, and
The debate closed at l2o'clock, M.
Mr. Sawyer then moved to strike out the
18th Section, which Section is inc Proviso;
and the motion was negatived by vote of SO
to los.
Mr.. Preston then offered a substitute and
Mr.. Collins moved to amend the substitute by
the insertion of tho original Proriso, which
was carried; the vote standing 81 to 81. The
substitute being rejected, the Bill was repor-
ted to the House
Mr.. Mead moved to lay the Bill on the Ia.
BILE, and demanded the ayes and noes The
motion was lost, ayes SO, noes l27. The Bill
then passed the House by vote of l28 tc
81.
The vote was almost entirely sectional, ex.
cept Adams and Buncknsr, of kentucky, who
voted for the bill, and Bridges, p. A. kenne
dy, Miller and Sawyer, Of Ohio, who voted
against it.
Between the two stools it will probably fal
to the ground. MIR. Dix in tho Senate make
Wilmot Provso speech for New-York.
1t is confidently stated that Abbot Law
renee has been rendered tho post Of Secreta
ry of the Navy-but will probably not &C.
cept.
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The Sacks.

Tho young ladies deny that sacks can bc
made out Of old aprons, as some editors have
observed, bn, admit that they can be made
from old frocks. It is said, however, they are
frequently made from (a) .no'a''. Itis donht-
full whether many Of them were made in this
way during 1913. 4sii IS.
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The Fairfield HEernTsT.

We have received the first No of this pa
per, very neat sheet, published at Winns-
borough in Fairfield District, by Mr. E. II.
BRIrros. We heartily wish il success 1t
is, as i were, a revival Of The Soulhera
Chronicle, and it's editorial columns are con-
Quoted with ability.
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Eirclsrs.

Robinson & Eldreds Circus exribitess in
this ssillageon the 2nd met during the afternoon
and evening, to large audiences. composed
principally ofthey villagers, The efeats activity
and strength characterized, this company as
lar sarcriorto those usually passing through
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Laure.lsvilIe Herald,

This paper has come to us much enlarged,
improved, in now dress, and with new and
beautiful head. Its subscription list and pa
tronage have much increased. IT is crafty
ing TO witness these evidences Of prosperity,
and we wish their continuance. 8{S
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To tho suntervillia,,s.

AS on and after the lst Of March, a
Daily Mail will run TO Sumterville we
suppose our Tri-weekly subscribers there
would prefer receiving The Daily Tel
egrnph, which will be forwarde, "with
neatness and despntch," on their sending
us on in,imution to that effect through the
Postmaster wilh'lhe small change" re-
quired by our regulations. We know al!
our subscribers arc good for wc take
no bad ones but it is impossible TO car
~ on cash business OIL the credit system
Of receipts.
We will make the change with pleas.
ure for tho convenience Of our patrons
there or in the vicinity, ift,ey will only
notify us Of their wisho to that effects.
Col. Tel.
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SENATOR FROM OnIo.-The telegraph an
nounces the election of Salmon p. Chase, Of
Cincinnati, by the Legislature Of Ohio ON the
4th ballot, as Senator from that State for six
years from the 4th Of March. Mr.. Chase is
notorious as the leader of tho Abolition party
in Ohio and, although from his association it
may be expected that on ordinary subjects of
public policy, his views will accord with those
Of the Whig party, his promotion is an event
much to DO deplored by oil who doprccate
violence and in our, national coun-
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WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER
's 81 RIA

a COMMENCEMENT MADE AZ rms EN1 III
iIr-T Thursday last the 22d of Febrlasy ..
was day OF bright anticpat tons To- ~ iilnhip
tom sss ,gell as of grateful reInembr
On that day a beginning was naaae al Ibis and
OF thess il,nington and Manchester Rail
Road; q work in which IS involved higI hopes I
iof enduring prosperity % our cosnmuniiy.
with a great. enlarged circle of husitisss
and social relations. iss
blow was near where tho spld brick hcusas
stood, a little west OF Tho Brnuswjek sryes.
about two miles from TOWN. Thj,heS SYepaifS
ed many hu1 1drods; ;of oar rc cpuiati ion, of bath
sexes, and OF sall ages. Tho Steamer Eai.
houn made two trips To the Brunswick rsTnr
Ferry, going round the North ey,il of Esagiess
Island, being at each trip well filed With
sengers ~
The assembled multitude was addressed
by DR.. Ed. Hill, and Messrs. J. G.. Wright
and G. ]. Mckee, all OF lphnm sportraYed IN
vivid colors tho great benefits which must ac-
crue TO this ection from the completion ar iIss
Road, and exhu5ted ita friends to unfiinching
perseryerance in their noble enterprize. NJ
the conc clusion of the rernarke 81 tho Eentls.
mon. several persons seizod The spades alsd
,'nroko ground, amid the loud cheers and
hnzsas sof the assem blagc, and Tho firing AE
kyCSH
town This ceramo,ni,y over, all present Wnsn.
invited to partak of d col lIatioii provided 81
the COMMITTEES of Arrange nta. aSfte9 ma
had been dispatched tho compare Slislbarssa
we'll pleased with The day, u Ssso
Chron. % Feb. ~
Ut The Washington ysy yiigs eE h4o,tasy.
sayss-'The President Elect did not SEQ
company on Saturday il consequence of The
fatigue he, had undergone during his tediosss
Journey Tie injuries received BY tKa Pres
dent Elect, on his way 10 yyYashiagt toD, oc-
CURED at Madison and at Cincinnati
the former place, when returning en- board the
boat. ho was thrown down by Hunk which
had been left in tho gargway, and. in tho Eall,
he received severe bruise OF, his LEFT arm and
left side At the latter plaza ths crowd pash-
ed him against the guard of do boat viii
such force as to abrade The skin of kis riclit
hand. We are happy to state That ne ii rau.
IDLY recovesing from these iajatics. ss4 .s
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noi,ly q 81 sers Ieft
eslf toySlgt e sIs and
Salth prth ana not ssish
ssss sssl ~
4tli. RssDirea Thaf tka cit zana n; si,n,fas
ptss % unite with tile citizens
te ettlef Dlstslcts OF this state and of the
~ aasy sasna nsSes-
the limo l,as iya rs which
union 81 aet etlonand efbFt is iieeessafy ID avert
oeroan, degfadatis!i and g teach fhe eiis-
,s 9leI, are nouaas
tue. Al,ss'g 't'ass g = Y''
5th. Resolrsd, That q Committee Of SAFE.
* be appointed VI hose duty y shall he TO
WI =, c,tsens !, g. .e oyeT ne.
for the sburtose of sde @ Sising III jtl means ssr
united action rilies common saiety;i and that
they have authority to call meeting Of The
ens nr,,sl y ss v men
bs !, J, IS. -. $50
n,,s,,t .nd ;,a1 - -
g. s - IS ,ss ssf % !, a
DYSON and M 1rII ss s,p,si .,,,, M
Gated m, co,,,s ~.
eaIIe,I "a &, Il, & D, ~
pradation wisH Is ,;s !. s;s1. 80 -; ;..,;,
ineyitably aas ,s 81 81, ,.'s
s .e = y Il hoW
.tuu Wy OF ohf rights
" me report and resol utiolls were nnani-l
inously adopted and tho Chairman appointed
a COMMITTEES under the iii, resolution 10 enn.
sa, . M on, s
Ii I1,n & W.. = s.
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. heesis sissphite, w m II OBJ Richardson, DR.
= w Briggs, Gen y RtC tChandler, Col. FsM
hielett, Col. y C, ,Is Ishame, /. III sDinkins. COL;
VIM IA Golclor,pf IIon Il TS 4; ;cb, = IN,
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lson, D9tAshmore, Dr.S wv Yithcrspoon,
tF ingram, Knox, Capt. u i Be!ser.
.Captrtfs snmter.s hinj!s q. 8i Baker, Inv.
lStuckey, y s. q Richhr.laon, yttII Burgess,
III y Smith SHnght w Wils0n. J H Raeins q N
Frierson, Richard Ragipf Capt U;S Mellctt.
sR 3 Cain. RFev,5H D Green, w y Reynolds,
John Ballard, r 3 Mn1dpw, Dr; ]. C.Haynss
w worth, Capt Wm M Scott, ] b McEadiin,
Ma. p II Anderson. WmIeN Kettles, Willis
Ramsay, r M Adams, Hon. . u Moore j r
Brock, Anthony White Harvey Skinner.
afffMoses, Dr.. Gs Crane, j NIMcI / cod. Rev REV.
EIR English, M M Benbow. III Dinkins! q
w Zee. Can't. I'm NJ IIamn,st ,,iI f,,,,st,l. I, =
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sils. 1fe has tlss deblts Sessi1g tnits
ehts,of avery big ord tao1d tfneas
THE SUM TER VER I.
81 yllll ], 4 4 /, /
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FIIlANOIS DI TORI

AGENTS FOis a N ER.
Msssrs; NH1TE, & Co. STUNT fSille, 81. q.
e: w. PEeUEs, ESD, Camdsn, 8. Css
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y 9 Isaac KEEIss' ~ w Z
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Total, i!
Majority for HIcksoN "a &

True % UaDoUnrEpIy.-fF,ope sTJto tsost
celebrated liness
s.There Is no Rssoas % arey, Bit SOON ~ Ia5s.
She'll find s0tns honest gaIde fofa a nat sis
II reference g soma, The dangI ,tsr 81
Enoch, who was HUNDRED and eisIfp s.sars
old when she get married giirls, donx
despair
az tVAsHrHoTos, March Q, IS nsm a.
slfS It's pretty well understood HAT Ire Gabt.
net Of Gen. TAYLoR will be com nposed as fols
lows:
]. NJ: CLaYToS. Of Del. State Dsparti
NY. u, MEREDITH,o Of Penn 4 reasury: AZ 's
= III. CRAwFoRD, OF Ga War; u ssi
ADBor orIAwREScE,o OF Mass. Nayy;t IS ~
gSSEs IHos. Ewing of Ohio, Post Office.
era, s
The city is litetaIly crowded win viii as.
aud the hotels and boarding houses ne filiad
eraowing:: lille thonsar,tls ara etiiI sSrri.
ing In TO be present at the Ina uEarat ion 5osa
Monday next 1t is NOW rain ma, ara III
weather gloomy and disagf c.s s;sss'
Sons Of 1sEeialper.arlce. 5ssi
IA Division Of this Order ,yns INST ,fed af.s
Darlington Court House on the ssGi Fehss.S;S
Tho following is list of itsb q,
Dr.. y. r. Zimms srnan, P yVs 81
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= : Rev. @. .B sDargaps w A. g
Vcodsy Esp r. 81
s-ss: Res.y. -. q Iitni,ionsf Al. .s s.
nf. Y " Ws,s: ,l,l Murphy,
sapt. Eie
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w. H. Huflter.sJ 81
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