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part OF any one. 10 .ramonsirate against !
Tho consummation Of aid purchafe, any
time within the aforesaid thirty days:
and 8 shall bs ihe dpiy olhny city coun
eli ol my spah city. upon receiving such
tenon stranso to heaf in open meeting
of sii1 couunil, al evidence that NAV bs
preiobted 81 writing for or against the
tonsammatloh Of nth purchase; and
said etv cdahcl, aftef having consider
ed all the evidence offered, shall finally
decide for or against such purchase. and
and il any such purhcase Of land, forany
OF the Aforesaid purposes, shall have been
consummated by the city council Of any
such city, after having complied with al
-the he,reqniremenls OF this act, then and
inthAt case the city council Of any such
city shall be fully authorized to borrow
I've hundred thousand dollars, or any
part thereof, in manner and form and for
the purposes provided for this act.
SEc2. The city council Of any city Of
Che ffst class shall have power to pur-
chase lands, and thereon to lay Jut, 1ed-
icale; Improve and regulate public parks
and squares, either within or without the
city limiA 50 that il be within the coun-
ty where the city IS; and for that purpose
may borrow money at such rate Of in
terest, not exceeding six per cent. per an-
mum, aud upon such length Of time as
the council may lbink best, and may is
sue bonds therefor, binding on the city,
or NAV issue such bonds to those Of whse
the land Is purchased. for the price there
o. 10 which case the council may mort.
gage the land to secure the bon1S Pro
vided, that the debt created for the above
purpose shall not exceed Eve hundred
Thousand dollars
SEc 3. 3.Noland which shall hayebeeu byor
dnance dedicated as such public park, Ct
square, shall be afterwards alienated OF
appropriated to any other purpose incon
sistebt with It's dedication.
SEC 4 Where such park or square shal
HE without the city limits, the council
after los dedication, shall nevertheless
have all power requisite to lay out, i'm
prove and regulate IL, snd may by ordi
nance extend the police Jurisdiction of tn,
city over it, the same as if lying withi
lis limits
SIC 8. This act shall take effect on it
passage.
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives
THOS. II. FORD,
President Of the Senate
Columbus, March 80, 1851.
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CoNuNDRuM-" Ny dear sir. - sAid
our friend Drumsticks to young mar
ried gentlemen who had Just been made
TO feel che joys ofpaternity. "my dear sir.
can you tell me in what yoaE present
status varies from that of rs isrS,le maj
vidual one year ago?e Casst 4.
can, Dfumstlcks." 'I wifi a. vonl
One year ago you were a siglino lover
NOW you are iOBing sire. ("
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A cheap aud enduring oefnnnt, imper-
yious alike 10 heat froai and water eau
bemade byfmixing gas Car with. sand or,
gravel. For garden walks ciatern walls,
eto., tits superior 10 al Others as Il soon
hArdena and becomes oompael as iron.
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mo. GIL AN ACT
Supplementary TO "an act making certain
instruments Of writing negotiable"
passed February %, 1879.


10 "an act making certain
instruments Of writing negotiable"
passed February %, 1879.
SEC |. Bo It enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That all
bonds notes and bills, py ,ble AZ a day
certain after date OF after sight, mlde ne
gotiabla by the act to which this is sup.
Elementary, shal be entitled to three days
grace in the time Of payment.
SEQ ?. That the demands OF payment
from the maker Of any bond or note, or
cf the drawee Of any bill of exchange on
the third day Of grace given aforesaid,
and notice of nom payment thereof to the
indorser of any such bond, note or bill,
anl the drawer OF any such bill within a
reasonable time thereafter shall be adjud-
ged, due diligence under the second sec
ton of the act to which this is supple
mentary, unless the Endorsement shall ex,
press in writing other conditions; Provi'
ded. that when the third day of grace
shall be on the first day of the week, the
first day Of January, the folrth day ol
July, the fourth day Of July, the ;weut,
fifth day Of December, or public thanks
! giving day, such demlnd shall be made
on the next preceding business day.
SIC 3. The act passed March 13, 1899
entitled can act supplementary to an acl
making certain instruments of writing ne
gotabie," passed February 25, 1890 b,
and the same is hereby repealed: Proyi
ded, nothing in this act shall affect suit;
pending or rights acquired, before thi
ACT lakas aTAot
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p sP%n0I Z, ',s9se o seRsgn eOuu-

y, > BSrislip,y lefsnaaEt dhn Downev
T.tl n will lake notice thai ths PLATA
.daiendaatS 3ia57 6iea Sn .kiS oonr, bis
asanst deie ieudant stiril he sels forth
i,'-l mere y due % him hon said dslsndadt on
DoSe eccoeaS lor Lumber, services rendered.
ana Tor goods sold and ddnforod The t1tn al 6s f.
aud 300 dollars with interest thereon snc-
me 20 dPypf septe9bef, 1883 and As asks iudr.
meni pfeofdiegy, eipiqiif has also caused a. .
or4er 81 altaehmeut'9 issgq agQipst defendant h
eela eeilon. osh petition neltsbs ahSN cred on
April ia5', oT ihe seue viii be taken a. ,ras
,,,.< tAAA }. G.. LEE,
NF'''- - o''o",N .r Am. ioF flGS
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FUNSY RAT TRAP.-A. oorrespon lent
OF che Genessee Farmer relates tbe foll
lowing funny way Of catching rats:
l build my oorn-orb on posts about
eight inches high made rat proof by put.
ting broad board or sheet iron on the
top OF the posts. Make everything Sc
cure against rats except the gFaRary. and
have this rat proof except at one Of the
back corners. Here where they will like
It best, make a nice hole witllaa spout Eve
inches long on the outside, where thew
can go in and out aud eat at pleasure.
Then. If think the rats are too numer.
Gus, take baNsfter dark, slip the,
mouth over the spout on the outside Qra-
nery. Then send Ben in at the door
with light, and the rats and mice will
all run into thFs Then slim the bao
OIL Sssspout, and slap il once or twice
against the side Of the grahary. Turn
out the dead, and in an hour or two re-
peat the process. After all are killed ston
up the hole till new recruits arrive.
which catch in the same waV.
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An frishman who had bsen fined sew
eral weeks 10 succession for getting drunk
coolly proposed TO tho Judge that he
should take him b. she year a q reduced
rale. -. - -.
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A HARD SrhueGLE FOR LIFE-Thc.
Livingston N, v. Republican announces
the death OF Nc, John Mcdonald, who
resided ia that town, and who was found
one Of the coldest nights last winter ly,
ing 10 tho highway nearly frozen to death.
Az that TINS both hands and feet were
amputNed Since then his legs have
been twice ampatated, This was Ger,
tainly a remagkaps struggle foslifo
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Court OfCVmmoa Pleas ursenecn conn
tyOhiO-
Partition.


solomon Ruse John Ruse.
john Doran and Polly Doran bis
Who. .a.. ID '..N"
w.
Michael Ruse aud Henry Ruse, of
Loudon Co., Va. Johnathan Russk
Emanuel Ruse. Joseph YundnlarL
aad Polly Vandmark he wife.
JACOB kuse aRd Jasper Ruse, otj
frankltn county OHIO, Albert Bedf
herE aud Sarah Maria Beilharr nj,
vie Aaron Ruse and Rebueca RussS F
oi Seneca county Ohio, ,Suaaa Russl,
who'e residence is anknown, and
me unknown heirs of Catharln,
Fisher, deed, Of Elizabeth 5taIes
deG,d. Of ChristiAR Ruse d % 'd.and
iot Ffeianck Ruae decd aa
me said defendants will take 0o,iee tbst /,
PS'iuon vas nled against them on the l6tb dsv
os April 1901. IN the Court Of Common Pis..
~ ~ seneca county Ohio, by SoIomon .huse Jono,
Nese'J John DoraR, And- Polly Doran M, M. "a
l'"o,V pending, wherein the said P.i,l3nsr 49,.
map1 rauiiion OF The following real 'e-,st,' -.
WIZ Tue w quarterof section RsA "A 1to,y,,.
N'P iwo, N; OF Range 10 in Seneca countv Ohia
aiN .has ~ me next srn Of said oa 4,ssyHc..
n1u viii DO madesby said Petitioners for al irdsr
mat partition be Easde Of said. prohsss.
A,s,, y c. Lee,
NtAAe"oANF
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Court Of Common 3. rleqs 4, Of Seneca eouA-
g'1,' Is" q : o0@@On e 5l. Plsg'o saH4ea county.

refer =; BeFclws1 The defendant John.
8fe fieaNa DoWney will take .poii
loh. n.,.s tbatfhs Piaiatf'sE
Z Z e93, hosrsty a4ee( BercatF. has iled biz -,
iehe ~ A -. tlAsthe Cnnu,roo
~ -ppnty Ohio, W The 'll,.
~ ~ hith petition be prays fos 4
dol4Fs, FlFAinierebtih thereon sioee the s,f 49, ~
NoFempef' 1853, That plaini6 bss cevssd
auaf nnient % issue agaiau defondant. Said b.
i',len nue. 9s snswsrsd BY defendant on or Be- y
! f,,,i e1 ~ !, c, LEE,
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N. II. VAN NORHES.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II, FORD.
President Of the Senate.
March 80. 1857,
LNo. es.l AMAor.

(No, 63) ANACT.
To limit the power Of public OH l;ars an
agents in making CJntrac;s.
Section L. b it enacted By Tho Gla.
eral Assembly of the State Of Oii,, That
It shall be unlawful for any ofiier or n
gent Of the State or Of aiy county. t,,,yn-
ship, city or incorporated village lheFsiu,
who may DO entrusted with the oonstrua.
tion, Improvement or keeping in repWr,
any public building or work Of any kipl,
or with the management or providing for
any public institution Of whatsoever kind,
20 make any contract or contracts binding
or purporting for bind, the State or
any such county, township, city or in
cotporated village, to pay any sum or
sums OF money not previously appropria-
ted to the purpose for which such cou-
tract or contracts are made and remain
ing uuexpended and applicable to such
purpose; unless such officer or agent
shall be lawfully and expressly author
ized TO make such contract or contracts,
Sec, 2. If any such officer or agent
shall make, or participate in making. any
contract contrary TO the provisions Of the
foregoing section, he shall be held per-
sonalIy liable for tho performance there
Of; out the State, county, township, city
or incorporated village,in behalf on which
the same purports to have been made,
shall not Do liable for the performance
thereof ..l
sec, 8, This aol shall take effect aud
Ia n, fnrnn I'm, M .,ftnr iln nn.nn..o
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If we were disposed to recprocate the attack
made ON Democrats by the republican organ, by
arelonder assailing the HAnIrs Of some o the
leading Republicans we could create terrible
writhing and squirming in their ranks. But we
see no necessity of dragging before the public the
lraities which our neighbors are "hoir to !" be-
cause We differ with them IN political opinion
This will explain why we do not publish commu-
nicalion sent US replying to an attack made upon
Judge Hall and other Democrats by the Republic
can organ The communication is appropriately
headed' People living in glass houses should
not throw stones.'--ADyERTisEH
Our neighbor has suddenly grown exceedingly
cautious and courteous,-a marked change since
the "HEhuSo vs sEir z" personalities Of last fall.
It's however our private opinion that the ''terri-
bic" nature OF the Philipios would speedily evap-
orate on being ventilated in priut,-and that no
one is In much trepdation on account Of them
Having done Ids worst Expended his ammuni.
ton and exhausted his ingenuity, he now MAuNAN,
iAoUsEY concludes to quitf
81 FAR as CoosRon Is concerned we smoke NJ.
tavoraSly Of him as possible We believe he #.
tying TO reform and be man again; and the
respectabiliiy and worth Of his family who depend
on him Tor support, entities him to as much nat.
ronage as he is capable oe discharging. and vo
will be most happy to see him enjoy il. Ifbe
maintains his good resolution he will be a ttua,.
worthy and capable magistrate. Resbectino
Hall, man who would defend his course and
character while Judge, would defend the wo,sl
man in continuity, and laud him as saint
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time DO required Of them by the COM
mandant Of their regiments, squadrons
and battallions. Provided. That when any
shall DO absent Do dommend The
commanding o6icer shaA appoint tuita-
bic person n dothe day Of the adiotaut
Sec. 93sThat the adiuant general Of
the state shall furnish % She commandants
Of diyisinos for lhe uss of their brilades,
blank fotrns Of rols, bonds, and of the
different returns that may be required
from time 70 time by this act, aud ex'
plain tho principles on which they should
be made. fH ID}tlh Ml0 ilN
sec. 60. The commander chief shall cause
two thousand copies OF this act to be printed in
book form, which books shall have attached 30
lIHem all w ticccHuy lOnn5 by which n returui
cAfBe nir0o IOf o0ri1dnies, regiments, squadfdus
or battalions; also bngadcs and divisions which
& Iblaulg forms, may De as near as circumstances
win admit, 70 those which accompanied The net Of
531, iov organizing disciplining militia and vol
nhtecf militia OF Ohio, which pamphlets shall be
Immediately disrJhted nhd 'forwarded n tiie
county seats OF the several bdgades, ne other
laws are, and IN due time, 70 be directed to the
I hHgndier generals or c0mman dan1 Of brigade,
WHO Shall be bound to receive and distribute, as
circumstances may reqaIfe.
Sec. ~. The act enHiledf'hn act Tor organizing
and disciplning the militia and volunteer mill,
tia, passed March 1887, and all acts and parts
Of acts nmendalory thereto,or inconsitcm with
this act, arc hereby repealed. This hct 10 take
elect Immediately af er iis passage. aI
l.w .as Joseph TRUESDALE.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
ms LESTER TAYLOR.
.lr President Of the Senate
\ March g, 1857. rt.n
AuprToR's OFFfcE, Seueoa Countyl
u .. Tidiu, April 23, 1857. (
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nv AnVERIIeEMtIlIs

-t-1-t.. -t-1- 2. 7 x :. 4 !. { -l- 1 4 4 -t-z= Z
"A T,TENTtoN FARMERs.
: y N rAsitfoR PRoDrtk u
II AViNo retired from q q forwarding busl =
~ nssfl tlie urde fiigned wili 90 ininrs fevo .
his eniifs aatntou tbe pufcheie 6f
wheat, Itye, .Corn, Oats, Glover Flax
and Grass ase6 etc.
Thankful for past fayora he invi,es call FROM
h.hld ftienl ls md fbo farpiue nnblic geHerauy 4,
hcfcre selling elsewhere. AZ ho is pre- pnfed
pay CASH ard the HfGHE6r prioe.
Odts tsNof Wax g House.
Apri 7-6n.f ~ PAT IfIRSON
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"a woman purchasing some. ouns y. I
sauoers Was asked what color she wou
havs5 Why, / amt particular. said sh.,
any c6lor thai Non'tshot did
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This is to certify thaEI have compared
the foregoing copies Of Laws, with the Of
aoial copies on Gle in my office and find
thera 70 be correet j.. M STEVENS,
..,......i..; ..g.-,s...s 1, Auditor.
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a.
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rank. belonging 10 he said district shall
nerfofni an ihs duties pertaining to said
ollice. until properly Ellgd as provided
for
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-17
Mortality Among the Dogs.

We mention an item of news the stronoe
mortaltyswhich has prevailed among the Dogs
of our village during the past few days In
spite Of the maxim, shat every dog has his
day." about 20 of our canine friends have been
forced prematurely ITO shuttle off this mortal
coil" On Tuesday morning, twelve Of their
dead bodies were found stretched in our public
streets and again on Wednesday morning,
twelve more had shared the same sad fate:f+s No
age, sex, or condition had been spared, but the
suriy mastiff and the fawning spaniel the deep
monthed bulldog, and the treble toned fee,
hsd al'ko fallen victims to the insdious des-
trogar.
Various solutions have been offered of the
sstrasge casualty. Some of our friends at
distance will be inclined we suppose to attrib.
ute the he'mertality to the malarious atmospbere.
With which, they are accustomed ever to as,o.
ciste,. the climate Of Abbsyille; some perbons
to the Comet, or influence of the ."ragine siri.
"a = but the knowing ones amongst ms, nave
we think found o more plausible solution in
suadry doses ofsiyclnine administered perhaps
by q sort Of ,Dead Rabbit Cuba Know
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Tho Presidency of the Collepe.

We publish in another column, n communi-
'ation from m esteemed correspondent whicl,
presents the namfe and advocates tho peculiar
fitness of Judge Warllaw, for the Presidency
# the South Carolina College. We recently
gave place To an editorial from the Grccnville
Patriot It Monmtainc~r, which together with n
deserved tribute 10 the tnlcnts character and
scholarship Of tho Ju'lgc, contained an earnest
appeal, tliat he would suffer his name to 20
before the Board Of Trustees, at the next Flee
ton.
With regard to the peculiar and eminent quail
fcations Of the Judge for the postionindicatc cd,
we have heard but one expression of opiuion
and apprehend that tho sole difficulty would
consist in!assuring him. that by accepting the
Presidency Of the College, he would enlarge
the sphere of his usefulness, or occupy a field
of labor as congenial to his tastes, aud as we Il
suited for the exercise of his learning and tai
ents- We're; the wishes and solicitations of the
friends Of the Institutions. alone consulted, wo
would hnve doubt Of tho result
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The Savannah Valley Railroad.

Ev reference fn their advertisement il will
lc seen that the friends uf the Savannah Valley
E"ilr""' have appointed "Wednesday. the 292d
inst, for their dinner nt Cnll,oun's Mills. The
'ic-iyn is t" keep alive the enthusiasm which
WAS generated ut Lownlesvillc. Various
speakers arc expected 10 address the meeting.
\ fine rir-nic dinner will be provided, and the
public generally and the ladies especially are
invited t" b" present. The occnsion PROMISES
I" b" IN interesting one, md we trust to see ::
cheering demonstration in behalf of The ,,rcu,
rntcrurisr
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DR.. MackeY's Locture.

At the request of the Young Men, Christian
.Asseeiation, of this place. Dr. Mnckry repeated
oefore them his admirable Lecture recently de-
livcred atEdgeficll Court House, on "Thc Influ
encc Of the TeInperaments on Character" The
address wns quite On elaborate performance
aud was deeply Interesting The different
tcnp"ramcnis were Disseminated with jus.
md delicate pencil, and their leading charac-
rIstics, illustrated hy examples drawn from,
the rich stores Of Ill: authors cru1ition The
subject ns treated, furnished II fine field for
hsidisplay Of his historic lore his classic taste,
his afiiue"t imagination. and brilliant style
The Lecture occupied upwards Of IN hour and
was listened to with great intcrcst.
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and honncts undoffcd, the whole congregation
following example, waiting for the "trouLlng
Of the waters" By-andhv, after II vcry un-
certain period of sioDcc nnl stiffness, YOU see
nn old fnt.fcr slowly dolf his hat, and rise t.
preach. Soclnnly nnd earnestly he speaks Of
divine Lhings--how God deals with Ills pco,lo
the doctrines of the gospel, and SO on, until
having said all he has I" say, he sits down
| again. and again tons his hat, sulr,i,linp into
thnt death like stiffness ns before. Anoth,r
| uncertain interval Of silence, and srnnc other
| father. it may be- is moved to di,cour,e in
| like strain, for u few moments, to his whiting
auditors. Next rises u venerable mother. law
| ing aside ~ she leaves her seat that simnlo
| covering have already admired, and in sol
| cmn and impressive tone, invokcs the blessing
of High Heaven upon the Church and tho
| world. On the occasion alluded TO- must sav.
I WAS never more affected by prayer in all
my life than was Ly that offered by pious
| old Quakcrrss. 1t seemed to no that her yery
soul was burning up as incense to the throne
| of God. 1t was as beautiful as earnest. Aftor
this they begin salutng each other by shaking
hands, which is the signal for dispensing. There
is no singing, reading-at least heard
none, nor saw my books in the church.
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ron THE INrErESnI:ST PRESS. I
TIE Hole IN tho Wall.

Mr.. Ed:for : There are mnny who go to tho
place called the Hole in the Wall, that know
nothing of its origin (nnd for them I writs)
In the sth cl,"rtcr Of Ezekiel, 7th verso, tho
Prophet was conducted to the door Of tho
temple to the Hole i'll the Wall, which seems
TO have been built to conceal tho idolatry
secretly prac:ised by the people When bo
entered tho place he saw all kinds of unclean
beasts such AZ the Egyptians used to worship,
painted round the wall. In the 18th verse, it
says: ''Tlicn said he unto Inc of man, hast
t!,"u not seen what tn" anci"nts of tho house
OF Israel 40 i'll the dark, every mnn in the
chambers of his imagery for they say tho
Lord sccth lis n":." Now dent YOU SEQ there
i.n similarity in these tw" places. We never
hear much Of the drunkenness "f The church
It's tr!r, but they had their IDOLS which thoy
wor.hirl,cl. and many of them secretly. am
told that the Hole in tho Wall has its idols.
They have kegs nnd bottles filled with brandy,
rum, gin, and they sometimes have the wan
decorated with pictures to draw the attention
and ainusc them.
| am told that professors Of religion go there,
not christians, Mr.. Editor, for I am cure a
christian would not so there, ,)--thcy slip in
and don't want it known. ! think this is tho
idulatry of the day, for l cnn see no other
thing that these people worship. hope there
will never be such place in your town, and if
there should be such II thing thought of, TINT
the good people will put it. down, for the Lord
'eA xce it, and the day will come when he will
bring to light the hidden thingsi"f darkness
no suPcri"rs IN rank, dignity, learning, or
worldly wisdom will keep them from his wrath
in that great day when all things will be made
known. Let christians be up nnd doing all
| they can to put down the iiolatry that is now
| taking our happy land, and pray that tho God
Of Israel may keep us pure in all thineA
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Commencement at H.slrino College,

The Annual Commencement in the Erskino
College will occur this year OH Wednesday,
the 18th Of August.
The Examination Of the Glasses will com
rncnce on Thursday, the 9th, and continue un-
til Tuesday.
The Bacca'aureate Sermon will be preach {.
Cd by Rev. T. J.. Mcbride, of pendcton, 5. c.,
Oh Sabbaafprccccdipg Commencement.
sermon will be preached before the Socic.
ty OF Inquiry in Erskine College, probably Oh
Saturday evening before Commencement by
Rrv-
The Board Of Trustees will meet on Tues
day, the l1th at ~ clock
The Alumni Address, Gf any will be dcliv.
cred on Tuesday night.
Society Diplomas delivered also on Tuesday
night. ~ -
On Wednesday, speeches by the Senior Class,
tho Daccalnureatc of the President, and tho
Anniversary Address before the Literary So.
cietes, by Richard Yeadon, ESD, of Charles,
ton.
Aiusic for the occasion by tho Governors
Band, from Colunbia.-1elescoDe.