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Mems, and BOYS Clothing!

Mems and Boys Clothing!
Everybody should embrace this opportunity 10 buy
- CLOTHING for Men an and II Boys. At lr...,..
George Culin's, Cheap clSIsiSs Sss"1l Establish
.sti4l l9A%'iAt PHILADELPHIA.
Embraciag n choice OF the best most desirable and
ashionabfa Dress and FroGk Goats nbii fclOh do.
linen drilling do, twees, tee., etcs with variety o
BOYS, ,CL0f7TN(s, consisting of Sack Coats, Poke
Jackets, Monkey jackets Vests and Round Jackets,
.ade Of Tweed, Linen Drilling. Cloth, Alpaca, Ker-
ssymiere. Doeskin. &c. ~ -. .s...s., .
/ fuRNsuING GooDs-ConsSting Of Shirts, Stocks,
,a3dkevchiets etc alf OF which are offered at the
LOWEST possible cash prices, and cheap as any other
Clothing Store Ia the, Union. ,4 e,.,a -.
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, are earnestly IN
yited TO examine the stock. - . .,... :,
a1r Country Stortkeepers can be accomm od. ~
very low rates . GEORGE CuLiN," .
apI6klya IS r. corner ol Market and Second SIS
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Grain and aki kinds of COtia.
try, Produce Wanted. - w ~,

THE subscriber will pay the highest market
prices. in Cash, for Wheat. Rye, Corn, Oats,
Beans, Flaxseed, Chickens, Eggs, Peaches, Ap-
pies and all Kinds Of County Produce deliver.
c.l at The Railroad Depot, smyrna Station, or
at their stsre on Commerce street.
S's's ~. n, -, ;,.,''' = DoNofIo x SUTTON
7 sept 10 '56-4m.
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GooDs MADE TO ORDER AND WARRANTED
.. TO FIT. .
MiddIetOwn Academy,

Academy,
RI f-ee MIDDLETowN, DELAWARE.
JAMES B. MCDOWELL, Principal,
Assisted by thoroughly qualified Teachers
FINHE Winter Session OF 81 weeks will commence
l. on the first Monday of November.
The Course of Instruction includes all the usual
branches of a solid English LducaliOn, with Ancient
and Modern Languages. Music, Drawing, &c. DC.
Expenses iur inter Session, SS5 500, with mUder-
ate chaTges for (Gr,Han, Ften h, Music or Drawing.
Ia point OF lucatIOm it believed that but few places
offer equal advantages. Convenience of access. by
railroad combined with sufficient retirement for quiet
study aud mental nprnv vement 70 '.-
Students from n dlsiahce hOarl with the Principal
aud are constantly uder his supervision. - , .s
For particulars references address The Principal
as above snpl0 I'm
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Ladies' Fancy Eurs.
JOHN WIN. GUIREY &CO.,
.--lotl BANKERS. I'll

Removed tc No. GA South 4th So, Philadelphia.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange Gold and Silver
Coin and all uncurrent Bank Notes, purchased al the
best rates. 81 sE& p ia x4ssLE4
Exchanges on all available points in tho United States
for sale collections made with promptness. and set
tied current of Exchange without charge, ex
cept when at par -, a. ...,.-...,..... . ,-- :.
Upon Time and Can Deposits. such interest will be
allowed as the state Of the money marker warrants.
Foreign and American Com furnished for shipping
and custom house purposes, ....t
Exchange available any where in the British King
dom: eight sixty days. in sums Of I'll and upwards
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19

MONEY is receive ir any sum- large or small, aud
1fl interest paid from the day Of deposit. -.
The office open every day from9 o'clock in the
morning till O'Clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till 9O'cock.
: r, t... INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT. .,.t3
All sums, large small. are PAID back in gold on
demand without notice to any amount.
,OFFICE-Wahut street, s. w. cor. Third
ST., Philadelphia. aF t".'-.F@
PRESDENT.LHon HENRY l.. BRNNER. <. .
VICE EPREsIDEwF.-RoBERT SELFRlDGE g.. -.
SRcRETARY--WIi.LIAM J. REED r a.I. ..
DRECToRs-H Henry L. Benner, Edward L. Carter,
Robert SeliIidge Samuel X. Ashton, James b. Smith,
e. Landreth Munns, Il. Carroll Brewster Joseph Is.
Barry. Henry i. Churehman. Francis Lee. tH4A 80
The investments now amounting TO more than On +
MILLION Of Dollars, ia accordance with the act o
Interpretation, are made in Mortgages, Ground Rents
and such first class securities always insure
perfect security the depOsitors and place beyond all
risk the pennanency and stability oihs old and well.
established Institution. moy7-ly -,
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Window Shades and Paper
,....sA eNEaugkngS... IA -

IL. isAACs & BRO, No iss North Second St
f3d door below Race. East stde), PEiTLA ADELPffIA
have constantly on hand large assortment of the
above Goods which they offer, Wholesale Or Retail at
prices lower than any oer establishment in the city
They also keep in Store Buff Holland and snendiess
variety OF Gold Bordered Shades which for beauty
and ceapnFss cannot be surpassed Their assortment
6f Wall Papers Paper Curtains, rders, &c Is com.
plete anl persons about ppTchis ne awOnd do wen 10
give us n cali 80 j. l.. IsAACS d BkOr
lau2s.caa ii ''@ 1873 N 2nd ST., Philada.
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CHILLSg AND FEVER
-iu = 'lPASCHALL'S.L' L,,.,, 49,.
Terea'' and .Ag,te .Mi1ture
Is an e1tecluaI pre Htnlive and cute lur

i, Is an eftectual preventive and cure for
ChiNs and Fever, Dunno Ague. Ilternitfep,
FeUer, and Bilious Attacks. 'fia
T is also valuable and safe tonic and Alternative
Il under many other circumstances. totally free ir,
admlxture with any mineral substance euf,.s,,,,,
neither Arsenic Copper. Mercury AniIn.ohy. IIis
exclusively VEGETABLE in lis compVslins ihs
ingredients of mild nature, and on iHfirIsd i,
such proportions as not 10 shock tie Nervous Sys,.s
OF produce unpleasant feelings 10 the. Ieadf A. -
TSnic Ills al The same lime Very gentle, POW eriul anS
durable in effect. lis stimulating properties M. -
slight as 10 produce NO INJURY when taken ~
health aild continued does lot acc,Islo,h "A,
system to its action. destroy Ills uAeiuln. -
is The case with most medicines
1t is Of advantage by con muncating vieor in n .
Chronic diseases, which mIasmalic lev ers leave Ls
hind them-such as Ague Cake, swelled or ,orD'.I
Liver, Dyspepsia, Debility, &c. IL aB PREVES
TIVE Of Chills under exposure 10 niashas as weIIs
a CURE when they occur. ~.
A practical treatise on Chills and Fever in nnmnh
let form, has been written, and will be iOrwarde, r.
o any direction by addressing either the Propris,o
and Manufacturer. OF the Editor Of this paper
Since this preparation has been introduced in,o
Delaware, II has the approval Of all who hay
used il. In another column, the reader will Ind yaIn
able Testimonials from gentlemen Of this and olhs,
States in its favor.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
IMPROVED
Suuer PhOsuhate of Lime.

sINHE subs sriben INFORM Dealers and Farmers that
L they have gIeatiy improved tle qualify Of ,heir
Snper Phosphate Of Lime and now confidently recon
mend the article as supefior ~ nny inlhe market
Al~os constantly on hand Peruvian and Mexican
GUANC,, OILS, CANDLES SOAP, ele4 al the lOss-
s,i ,aarket rates MITCHELL d CROAS0ALEs
y tnTss l''"' y" Successors 10 G. w Rilgway a. Co
lie 4algfd to NO. 30 NORTH WHARVES.s
sIa,ya s,sess Ab0ve Arch street, Philadel phias
W Fsrme,s can load nj Water street, and ayedllhs
cr,,yjed " lafT T . Gu27 I'm g,
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Agents for Delaware :.

VIM. Temple and John H Bewfey, Smyrna Corre
Ganden, Duck Creek DIR Edward WOrreii. Della.
ware City; Samuel Silver, Red Lion; Georpt w
Dewes, COoch's Bridge; John Holland. Newark New.
ton & German, st Georges Charles c. StOcklev,
MIllsborough; Cannon a. White, Bndgevllle !; TM
Blackstone Summit Bridge !; Or James, r LavtoT
Georgeio vn; John Ponder a. Son. Milton; Jthn Me-.
Doweli, Dover; John w Hail. Fredenca; James r.
Conner, Canterbury; Edward BFiHghurst. EdSstd
Mclnall, Wilmington; William + Airrh dist ributn,w
agent, Glasgow; Abraham Cannon. ChirsIlana; Ste
phensOn CrOssdale, Newport; Charles II Holmes
Brandywine Village; Janvier Il Pennington, New
Castle; w III Cana, Summit Bridge; Lockwood A.
Tatman, MIddeIOwn, Samuel Smith, Blackbmd; Da-
vid Mckee. Odessa John Holland, Stanton; and DR.
| ii III Mitchell, ElklOn, Md. ..r
! For sale by the sole pOprietor and mcnu faclurer
| ...r. n. EDWARD s NORRIS. 80.
| iy23-4m a. 226 Arch 81 PHILADELPHIA
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'I'0g 5r3 UNICORN. MILLS ~ .@'; az
NNs GID 0 ID II ii nc ~
yYANUEAGTssR

THE Subscribers would respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that they are now
manufacturing, on a larger scale than usual,
every variety of their well known CAssIMEREs,
embracing beautiful fine Wave and other Cas-
simeres. equal to, any manufactured in this
country together withall kinds heretofore manu-
featured by them. Possessing the advantages
of superior water-power, the latest improve
ments in machinery, and the personal attention
of those brought up in the best manufactures
of England, enables them to offer better and
cheaper article than can be obtained elsewhere
Also, Flannes in variety, Stocking Yarn, Roll
Carding, &c. It s,e -. z ~ -
10000 pounds of WOOL WANTED, fol
which the highest market price will be allowed
Wool left at any of the Stores in Smyrna
either for exchanging or CardIng into Rolls
will be taken, carded and returned in % week o
ten days. 20 -. - -,
l'r',' rMALLALIEU & BROTHER,
Unicorn Mills, Q. Anne's Co., near Millington
may2l-5m. as $50 ss EE fsE1 Bgss Md.
N. lB.-The above firm has no connection
with any other establishment in the, country.
Smyrna times., 1856-11-19
Sales of Stocks by Auction
IOHN WM. 1GJ1IREY. ... ,..'
Money! Money! Money

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY when it
is Just as easy for any one to be around with a
pocket full as not, if they only think so. have
got, a new article, from which from five to
twenty dollars a day can be made, either by
male or female. 1t is a highly respectable
business, and an article which is wanted in
every family in the United States. Enclose
me two dollars by mail, at my risk. and | will
forward by return mail Circular, with full in
structions in the art. The business 10 very
easy.--rTry it, if you are out of employment,
and you will never regret it; for it will be bet
ter tor you to pay the above sum, and insure a
good business, than TO pay twenty-five cents
for spurious advertisement. This is no hum
bug. 1ry it! Try iH Tryn! IS ..-..
Address your letters to t."',."
as DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
@.sel7-4m. .... ..4..i....
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TO THE. PUBLIC. !. |.

THE subscriber wtmld inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from the Rail
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
oape. &c. He expects to locate in the west
vart oii Smyrna, where all orders will he thank
mIly received and promptly attended TO. ...,
0c5- He will also run Wagons TO and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything. that may
come by the Vessels. -, -. , i 80 .4s4s :,
Thankful for past favors, he, hopes TO merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron
age. ! . Ai1 EBENEZER .LURTY,
Dec. 1e,''55-tf.
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SPANISH MIXTURE E.


Let the Afflicted Read and Psnder!
An Infaiibe Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil, Rbeu-
natism. Obstinate Cutaneous EruptiOns, Pimples or
PUstues on The Face, BOiches, Boils, Agne and
Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter
Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitc Disorders. Lum-
bago. Spinal Complaints. and all Diseases arising
from an Injudicous Use Of Mercury. lmprudence in
Life or Impurity Of the Blood. . .....
0n- This great Alternative medicine and purifier of
Blood is used by thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts of the United States, W no testyday
to the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of
all medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, EruptOns on the
Skin Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers old Sores, Alice
tons of the Kidneys, Diseases of the throat Female
complaints, pains and aching of the Bones and Joints,
are speedily put TO flight BY using this great and ines
tmable remedy
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has vet been
found to compare with it, 1t CeaHses the syse of all
impurities, acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and re-
stores the Constitution, eneebed by disease or broker
down by the excesses of youhto lis pristine vgoranC
strength e. tHNEF(, sf.tift.
For the ladies' it is incornparaby better than all h'
cosmetics used. few doses Of Carriers Spanlsl
Mlxtuie will remove all sallOwness of complexion
bring the mantlIng I'd the cheek give elasIlc.
TO the siep and improve the general health in re
markabe degree beyond all the medicines ever hear
Of
The large number of certificates which we have rC
ceived from persons from all parts of the United States
Is the best evidence that there Hnmbug about H..
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians an
public men, we'll known TO the commit nlty, xii al
their testimony 10 Tire wonderful effects Of tins Gre
Blood Purifier
Gail on the Agent and get a Circuar and Almana
and read the wonderful this uuly greatest Of a
u Medicines has performed.
WM. s. BEERS & CO., Prop'rs,
304 Broadway, New York
For sale by D. LOCKWOOD, Smyrna
Fox & Spicer, Leipsic and by J. Cowgirl al
d. Burton, Dover. (Jan23-1y.
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" erm a n M orn ngPtperf
IS published daily. Price Z certs
week, Advertisements cheap.
The Weekly Wecker So a year.
Disfes befannts fOt..bsm0trGttC&e 5RsrsesSiau
trf6ent taslta. - @reis z Gents per QDoGt.
aablbdr an bic bafIr SerantwOrtli&en Et6oer
bas Nbpnnement fOtet fir bas talbt Sabr $f. 75
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-27
To our sub.erlhers.

We arc now al the close Of the ihiny-ssih ycsr 81
She establishment VI the. iiIshoroosh Recorder. n
looking subscription list, have pleasure in
recognizing The name. 81 several steady friends whose
patronage cheeTei us IL Tie outset d our career. 10
.hes We return ous hearty thanks or their continued
friendship aud support. and also % respectable class
who have since in, aud by regular runciual pay.
ments have enabled Is 20 continue 10 ihls day
but there i smother class. and mol very small pne
aao have MOI bsen % mindful Of the comforts q the
Snnef. whose arsaFlges have bcen suffered 10 aecu.
mliiie Coz many years. with only aud thea pay.
meni, and IL none az al And to these We
moie padieaiIrly addsfss ourselves Al present. We
are aware that many Of tlem wsald have been more
pune,ual Il We could have personally presented our
accounts I, Them. But this we could not do. and VIZ
1.e suifsfins The evil u i. IL enedy whereof.
We shall now proceed fast can, 70 make cut
he accounts and forward them 20 them; hoping that
there many among them whose generous minds
will prompt them % speedy response. The accounts
u those who % not, shall DC eonslfantd d rui IL.
% the hands u a collector.
There also on our books many little accounts Coz
advertising, j0s. &C., some u them Of long standing
and, separately. almost too small 10 ook acf Bot III
The aggregate lhey form . serious amount We can.
moi personally present them 70 he individuals lor pay.
meni, and 10 ourselves from total .s az Of ihrse
accounts that are not speedily paid, We must dsyet
over 70 : constable.
The recent affection With which We have been visit
ed. aud advanced age, admosh rs Of The nrces-i.
y Of closing Up oar business nish a. We can; and
We hope this Necessity viii be % apparent % large
portion d those indebted 10 ua ss 10 induce them 10
call before the close Of the February Or March Coun
and make ssiieDsnls We shall regfe. II any eOnsi.
dsnbIc nUmbcr q iem shall compel u TO employ Tie
al cfan Officer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-27
A MouNrAIS OF So,p.-sIany

A MOUNTAIN OF Soar Many wonderful
f,,sil renan- aud pe.rilar,inns have lal.lv hrrn
brought IL lghl Nv lie mining operations IN
,l,r ,nleiim &c California. Al depth 4 onr
bundled aud iiiy-nIne feei. drromrosed oyser
shells have hren inuml IN Table Mountain. a
rulinus sIi,rlr 81 real solp has aIso been dis.
rDssrpd, ahlrb obesity resembles casllle soap.
and moreover. answer. M exreilsnt purpose Tor
Wa.hiDg. Specimens haze been rNhlbiird 81
oser HE STATE, ani j. liked iatt Iai n,olin-
tan ~ snap eS,-i- 10 California. Bv wins, pro-
ress The Iugrr cents we're ihmwn ngr,he,. !, j.
lnp,,s-ihlr "a say hut he ar;;rlr Is now acln4l-
ly exien-ts,l, u.ed &c the moun'a,n,. and IL has
hen suilitie lIy mird N the cry 10 Prove ,Iiai
ilrIe Is 10 usl4ke abonI il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-27

SELF SFsLISG ENVELOPES ixsRcrRF.-The
examination inta the charges Of pnisonipg
against Palmer. IN England. ELECTED e,idcn.
ces of circumstance that has called pablo
attention to the insecurity Of the letter envr
lopes known as self-sraing or adhesive. Al
the instance Of the accused party posilnas.
ter had opened letter thus sealed, shown
him the contents aud ressacd il without de-
lection. This can be readily done. All that
is necessary Isl moisten the adhesive matter.
which can be done by wetting the envelope
with the Tongue and allowing il % remain IN
thar condition a few minutes. The letter eau
thea be opened with lscilily, viii indeed
sometime ils open. aud can be resralcd 10
the original manner, especially Il the adhs-
si,e matter has originally heen liberal. 9th
erwise little gam is added. Detection i.
impossible. 4 London paper says: 1.-The
inlereace il iGau-pisinns. aud we fear W.
must return - the age of sealing wax. or DE-.
nand really adhc-iye en,elnpr." We APP
prchend that i, will be difficult to supply
such demand. ~ whatever means are re.
quisite 10 seal il, will be sufficient TO unsral.
N. Y Com. Adr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-27

Z NEw INVENTIONS. The Scientific Aner-
Tan SAYS, that tie rigl'tioa portion 81 Wards
patent Single machine uas recently sold lcr
$4,000, and portion 81 Rabcrison's sewing
maclruc-an invention which can be carried
~ the pecsei-has been sold Tor go, GOO.
llo@es patent sewing machnc yields. n Is
said. S50.tt0 iat liCeuce To use il, and Sing.
er's machine put, $4,000 into the pocket,
81 ils owners. Il ght- 10 tie use of corn
planter have been sUld 70 the amount II $50.
900. Clark's patent pump snlI Cor 81. 600.
Such rewards a. these are encouraging 10
mechanical genius.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-27

One Of tie INST Important raps eve,
brought up Tor adjudication by the Supreme
: ourt Of III United States. is nov before lhai
tribunal. The case is Brra Scoti. plaintiff
10 error, v. JnD. =. a. Sanford Sir. Mnat
gomrry Blair Tor the plaintiff IN error. and
The Hon. Ne,.rs. Geter and Retemy J ,in
son for the defendant 10 crrDr. The points
particularly 10 issue are. first. the right.
IL citizens OF sIa,cholding States to carry
their slaves intu non- slaselnlding States Tor
d temporary sejourn there. wirhuui the lns. ol
ilTeir right u propcri, in The slave; and. newt,
The cDnsiituiionallty Of lie Missouri Cnmpro.
mise, As involved il the question 81 tic rigl,t
ui Congress 10 legislate with reference TO sia-
very IN the United States territories.
vii Her.
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cooKE's Ngw Mar ~ y. CAROLINA. MIR
Nm. y. Cooke, Tie prime pal u The Nerih
Carolina in.tiiulinn Cor Tie deaf mi dumb
and the blind, ha. been fnr several year, past
engaged 10 compiling ars map ol the tate el
North Carolina. llehat completed h.. work,
aud passed through tins city Yesterday to
place the manuscript IL tie hand. 81 tie Ell.
graSer. The map lakrs 10 Tie State II Yir.
glnla as lar nurtlI Al Richmond. ami tic
State II South afoiina a. lar soiil, ~ Co
lumbia; also, the eastern counties " len.
Bes.ee. thus giving the connection between
thr burder cpantips 81 tic adjoining states
aud Tie State u North Carolina. fhc mp
ia. been prepared with great deal n care
aud minuirness, aud liz Esrellenry Gu,er.
nor Bragg SAYS, /" it Is by l4r tir mast aeea.
rate map Ol the State q, I has eser brcn pab
lisbe,l." Rirl,aoaj Diy dmeeiega.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-27
From the AsheyiIIe Snecta,or.

Az meeting of Junaluskee Lodge on the
Cd inst. called for The purpose Of paying
some tribute Of respect TO the memoryuf our
deceased b9ther Tyler, John yanhpok, whose
sudden and lamcnted death occurred on YES
'erday, the following resolutions were adop-
ted:
RESOLVED, That while we wish TO recognize
the hand Of Providence over all III, works,
and hambly t. submit 10 all the disp nations
Of our Heavenly Father, We cons der il our
privilege, as well as bounden duty, 10 cherish
in fond remembrance the many virtues of
our deceased brother, John yanhook, wto
has been suddenly called from our midst to
that country from whose bourne no traveller
returns.
Resoired, That in token Of orr regard Tor
him WIN was a faithful TYLER. u gond Mason,
aud an honest man, our brethren will wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty DAYS
Resoiced, That we terde: 10 his relatlns.
especially to his hcart-strieken widow aud
orphan children, orr hearty symp,ihy and
sincere coincidence 10 their bereavement.
ResoiUed, That the Secretary furnish
copy Of these resolutions 10 the :. Ashevile
Spectator" for Publication. with a request
that the HilIsbprough Recorder cops the
same; and furnish also copy 10 the life oi
the deceased.
The foregoing is a true copy frnm The min
utes. L. T. SlLER. sec'ry.