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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-20
Snuff Dipping.

The editor If the Sumter IEI,chmaH j.,
evidently oolI man to dip" 80 umcerem"-
niou'Iy into the sDUGiag operation, OF the
far sex. 1t is drciGriiy uheaiiant. We
Would not think of tres,pl-sing 80 far, c--
pecialIv since hearing young man, the
other dIv, specializing upon the prob .hl e
profits Of merchants in III" snuff business.
in 4 way that induced us To believe tha a
small trade in 'h@, lice /: driven here,-
But hear the Waichn.ag
"DIPrrNG. 1t is common Tor pc0pIe To-
dip il" to great many thing, with which
they have no business. but The modern ha bill
of ''dirpny" into snuff, seenIs TO US the
most irrational Of all. Take a Dip" is
now a Emi'il: invitation when ladies"
meet, and at it tEey 90. We have heard Of
unbrokcn circles, in the &C ntre Of whirh
was located a box Of the "clcansing" article
into which dips" were frequent and quick
IN succession, as each fair participant, eject
ed upon surrounding substanccs the sally
Gus formations of a former dip" and pre-.
pared Tor The enjoyment Of n new sensation
of luxurious pleasure, rs involved in this
clipping process
But we fear we are renluung too far i
friend noar NJ hand, says that ii We do not
exercise more charincsS in orr remarks, that
we may be dipped into" oarseif after a
fashion that might not prove 81 agreeable
to our sn"gi-h prociivi.ie4 This does
seem TO have the ring Of wholesome advice,
seeing that the votaries of the dip" are 30
numerous and wide spread
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The Population of our Villag e.

Mr.. William Rohrr,son,the State Census.
taker for tins District,has kindly furnished us
Village. The whole hunter within the
corporate limits is 273 +; Males, Isl ; Fe-
males, l22. This does not include those
whose places of business are in town and
whose residences are without
Mr.. K has not yet taken the entire Dis.
lrict lie has abou, 5000 names and thinks
there are probably two or three Thousand
vet TO enter. II we are not greatly mis-
taken, the white population Of our District
~ reported ten years ago, did not reach
5000.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-20

GoDy's LApys B"or the I:liy's Book
for lIay ~ upon our table. II j. ever
prompt and regular in its appearance, AND
choice literature and various and sjch sm-
brIshmen,s.. The Bird Nesting" in this
issue is 4 fine engraving; ,he fashion plates
for May are gorgeous aud diIf'usc The lit
craInrc scrm- we'l adapted TO the class of
readers for whith i, is designed. Cody j.
certainly unrivalcd as caterer for the
tastes and fncIcs of the gentlrr sex.
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MErncDIsT 5. :. CaNvENuox.-The
Committee Of Arrangements IN Columbia
through Rev. John +. Wiehtmsn, Chair
man, report that the Convention will
MEET IN Columbia on Thursday, May 5rh
at the Washington Street Church, at 4
o'clock 10 the afternoog.
II will then organize ard he ready for
business 10y Friday morning. The ami.
verSsry Of the Paren, :. :. Soc,et; will
be celebrated, during tho sitting Of the
Convention, on Sunday the sh. !, is
hoped that Bishop ksvanaugh will f.vo.
the Convention 10y presiding over its de.
EberaIions. Several distinguished breth
rem from the West are expected to be
present.
Arrangements will he made with the
k"I' Roads to pass persons attending the
Convention Tor Cne fare.
The Committee OF Arrangements re.
specially request the delegates and those
brethren who expect To attend. 70 send
their names TO the Chairman Of the Com
mit,ee, and on their arrival to call ut the
Church to learn the places which have
been assigned to them. We easnestIy
hope that veiy lsSge and general atten.
dance will be had from all the Schools
within the bouads of the South C.rolins
Conference. a. Camden Journal.
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TIE MARKETS.
COLUMBIA, APRIL 1

COLUMBIA, APRIL rs.
The sales OF cotlrn were light Yesterday
only thirty bales sold. There has b..p
decline of fully r. We ,uole 81 to I2tc.
Mobile. April l5.
Sales Of cotton to day, G,QOQ La!r.-mid.
ding i2s to l2ic. Sales of The wook, H.
$50 bales. Rcceig:s qf :bc week . $50,
against $3.50 Lalcs same dale last yeaI-=-
Freigh;s TO Liverpool SIG.
NEw York, April ~.
The cotton market closes quiet. with saIo
OF 1900 bales. Wheat is very doll, and
sales Of no importance. Corn is dull
mixed SO: yellow 50 SIZE; sales of s..
600 bushels. Turpen,ine also dull. at 53t
55c. Rosin and rice maintain the former
quo iatous
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J. w. Cooke, ESQ. The Lancaster
Ledger informs US that this gentleman,
we'll know" IN this community. and for
many years prominent member Of the
Bar, has become licensed Preacher in
the Methodist denomination at Lancas
ter.
Mr.. Cook is q gentleman Of fine talent
and We have no doubt that he will prove
no, only useful and popular Prescbcr
but will accomplish much good through
his minislratioa Columbia Bulletin.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-20

FIRE IN CUBA.-The Havanna cores.
pondent Of the Charleston Courier, states
that mn immense fire had occurred in the
neighborhoods Of Matanzas and Cardenas
Near dozen estates were destroyed. As
to the quantity Of sugar destroyed, it is all
guess.work. Extensive merchants and fac
tors state that the quantity does not exceed
ten or twelve thousand boxes. whilst 9th.
er parties estimate it at five times that
amount
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LANCASTERvILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1859

The CHARLESTON MAILs.-We received
no Charlestonepail on Monday night and
consequently Ve not up this week with the
--latest events of the day. The failure Of
tle Charleston mails, which was formerly
so rare, have .attcrIy become quite frequent
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-20
News from Mexico.

Important news from Mexico is brought
5y steamship City Of Mexico, Of which the
following is a suscinct account:
Mmamon with 6OOO men, besides aItille-
ry, having made II reconnaissance of Vera
Cruz, had sgI.eated to Medclin, distant
about miles from Vera Cruz On the
9th uIt., the first division OF his army
(Negretc) had begun 10 retreat from Ne.
delhn towards C"yGora, and it was repor-
ted that next day the enlire Srmy was to
follow, but on the 29th he was. with the
SECOND division, still II! MedeIlin, preparing
to retreat
A column had been detac he'd to attack
hlvarado, but when il WINS about to com
mence the attack countermnnding orders
were received aud il retired.
Vera Cruz hal 5000 men TO defend it,
few Of whom, howevsj, we're veterans.
The Liberal party are slated to be max
ing great progress in the interior.
At Yucaian the Indians were continuing
their war Of extcrminatIon. They had at
tackled and burned several villages, and NJ.
sassinated number Of persons. The Gov.
ernment had reinforced the Guerillas and
the troops destined to exterminate ipese
barbarians
The two missing boats uf wrecked Brit.
ish gunboat JasSeur, were picked mp by a
schooner from tlIs EaymlnHs, and CARRIED
TO Jamaica.
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HoLLowAr's PiLIs-Deaths from apopsssy
are In NEST cases attributable to inprudsuce
and neglect Let Pesons Of full habit, whe
have predSpos'.en to the disease, resort 70
this great vegetable sedaHSe Snd al,eratiyc
whenever they feel a sensation Of fulness IN
the head, or are sensible Of 4qy gn@ge e1cisss
mens IN the frtsfial system or .ke nerves, and
we "'li gr4rHnIee them against apoplssy, and
also against alI diseases Of the heart which DO
not result from maliormstiou or change Of
structure Asa iasaas of regulating the Gov
Of the blood, aad parifyiag it from all Borbid
particles, thes' PiIl' hold she arss piass in the
naieria msdica
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AcclpENr.-Mr. James Dorster of-Uu.
ion county came to his death bv being
thrown from his buggy on The .2lst Of
March. He was on ais wav to Bnncas.
ter, S. G., accompanied hy his son John,
when the accident happened. The horse
took fright ana ran off. John, losing
possession Of :he reins. jumped out. and
soon after the old gentleman WAS either
thrown or jumped our. striking his head
agains, the wheel aS 10 Supposed, causing
n wound from which Ae died the follow
ing Monday.
Mr.. Dnrs,er was Sc years OF age. and
was highly respectable ci'izen Of L ni"n.
Ills un,ime'y death is deeply regretted oy
n numerous circle Of friends and relatives.
- Charlotte Dcmocrdt
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-20

The WinnsbSro Register says that
gentleman arrived in that town n few days
ago, with case Of sickness, which was
soon developed into small. .poX. Great
excitement was raused by the aunouace
ment, a"d in consequence the exercises af
the Mount Zion Acad-ms was suSpenaed.
The excitement the Register thinks sonre-
essary, and apprehends no e1tcn sion Of lhe
disease.
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left destitute Of everything. So sad is
their position that some Of our benesolen,
ci,izeuS, themselves sufferers, have resol-
we'd TO form II subscription for their relief.
This generous movement will no doubt
he responded to hv our citizens, who al
ways prove so ready 70 concur in acts Of
charity.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-20

MAsoslc.-FRs Mssoas Of o"r town
have been having what might be called
large protracted glee,ing. DR.. A g..
Mackey. the Grand High Prizes, OF the
Grand Ch~p'er Of Royal Arch Ma.ons
has been spending severed javs with "a
e"d has o,gan'zed a Chapter Of Royal
Arch Masons ip this place.
The 'ussdhic order, we are happy to
say, Is in very 6ourishing condition Ia
this towD.-CAeya,s Gozeffs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-20

PETEEsoSs CHEAP EDITION OF WAIVER
LEY NovELs-We have received Rog Roy,
by Sir Walter Scott, being the third vol.
ume of Il. B Peterson g. Brothers new and
cheap wcckly issuc Of the Waverev Now
els. by Sir Wal ter Scott. Giving truthful
de''neati"ns Of people, character and man.
ners-evvr mPh"lding the cause of religion,
morality and virtre, they should be welcome
at every hreNide wA-re these prrccpts are
taught The grca: basrier heretofore. to
the Introduction of these works, has been
the high price at which they have been held
but this objection is being r0y overcome,
bN the publication "f these works of Scott
in such n form aud at such iow price as
to bring them within the means nf all Der
sons wh'trvcr. =" Mes-ra Il. B. Peter
son II Brothers. of Eniiadelphi,, more than
all other pnbiShcIs are we indebted for this
new feature in American literature. Th.
works of Chas Dickens Chas. Lever, NJ.
Southw"r:h, and many uthc: popular wr-
tcrs. have been is.ucd from their press in Il
giving /" the pnbic, the works of Sir Wa,-
ter S'Ott, comp c,e and unabridged, ut The
vary low price Of 25 cents ~ each work,
or the whcIc series for Five Dollars. The
edition embrace, the whole of the author
works, and vii! b. contained in 20 volumes,
one Of which will BE- issued on each sue.
eeeding SATURDAY.. until complete. ) full
set "'!l be io'A"rd~d, Zee of postage by
Mail. to any part Of the Uj.i,cI States, to
any one, by The publishers, on sensing u ro.
mttance Of five dollars To them, for the
twenty.six volumes. At this low price. all
person, should possess themselves Of a
sett, and We would take this occasion 10
advise all Of our readers 10 make n remit
tance of Five Dollars at once, per first mail
10 L. b. Peterson g. Brothers, Philadrlphia,
FOR the entire sett, who will send them com.
plrte to any one, free Of postage, on recrrp,
Of that SUN.
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MR, BUcHAsAs's VIsrT TO CHAPEL IiL...
The Warrenton News is informed. by
gentleman from Washington, that Mr. Bu-
chanan will certainly be present at the COM
mencement at Chapel I'LL.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-20

DEATH or BILLY BowLEGs-Account
ftom New Orleans announce the death OF
the notorious Billy Bowlcgs, the chief ot
the Scminoles.
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The GrrenviIe Patriot and Mountainecr
SAYS: I'VE have seen wheat heading and
corn s7rouiiug, while the appearance Of the
fruit trees leads us TO expect n boun,iful
supply of fruit. notwithstanding the frost
during the past fortnight.
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General Intelligence.

1t was expected thar the Peace C,nr-
cr'ss would meet in Ea.I-n h-t~-,n IT,,
fifteenth and twentieth Of April. Pied
mont would probably Le n!asiIr7. ~i:h.
oui u vote.
France, Austria and Sar,Enfs still Gu, g.
unued military preparations.
In the House Of Commons the ,lehat.
on the Reform Bill WAS pressing. The
i'"vernm"ut had slakrd i;.c fnn the ;.-u..
i"e vote. 1t was suppose !, would Le taken
on the 3lst Of March.
There was less confidence manifested
AT f'r's. Vienna "nd Turin. and in each
city wsriike Preparations wer. continued
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y Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less one insertion,
81 or, il continued, rs cents for the first in
sertion, and 80 cents for each subsequent nscr-
ton. cE- See Fourth Page for deductions in
vor of standing advertisements.
The number of Insertions must be written on
, ach advertisement, or they will be inserted ill
ordered out aud charged accordingly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-04-20
City cf Baltimore.

New loRx, April l2.-lhe iron screw
steam ship CITY uf B.rrnore, Capt. L"irch
with dates from L'xerprol to @.qch 80,
has arrived
LivEGPooL CorroN M.nKer. March 80.
Ih" sales Of ihr three da,s sum up
$4,000 bales, "f which >p.rp'nrnrs took
5ooO and exporters 1000 iwne,. The
narkri ~ns f'rn at 'h" "p-nins. hut clos.
"d quiet nn'f 'iul', rhouyh S,"ahr. with
M'dJ'ing Orleans 3 81. ard MilIIiny
Uplauds ! IGn 81.
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We give below conaensed report Ct
the Sickles trial now in progress in Wash
ington City, and which is occupying Sc
much of public attention
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-02
NEVADA, Nov. %. 1859.

WING CoXvENTiON-WHi PARTY
A Wing Convention was beld al Quin
cy, Plumas county, short time ago.
Its proceedings seem only to have
elected the smallest possible curiosity
from such of the newspapers of this
State MS have seen fit 10 make any
mention of it. The Sacramento I'm.
ian thinks the day Of atonement on
the part of the nation for past politi-
cal sins by the resurrection IF the
Wing party. is past. This il not ex~
actly the Union's language, but it is
evidently what it means. We d" not
think so. Names are nothing; but ei-
,ller some great national party advo-
eating the policy of the Wings when
led by the gallant Kentuckian. or the
anarchy of factions is in reserve for
the country. We cannot think that
the American people have so far lost
that spirit of order and conservatism
which entered 50 largely into our sys-
TEN of government and has been SO
admirably maintained for one-half a
century. as t" consent to any propo-
sition like the latter. We have SO
far got along wretchedly without a
Wing party, or any fair substitute
and if it be true that all the Old Line
Wings are reduced to fossils. the peo-
pie may we'll excla:m, Woe unto us.
not them !'-San Andreas Indepen-
dent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-02

likewise. even though the firemen whs
man the apparatus obtained throtgh
their exertions. do decorate it with
flowers, symbolical of the purity OF
those who placed it in their possess
ion.
What is required to properly extin-
guish fire at its first inception, is a
good steady stream. solid and compact.
ont Of an inch and half nozzle. hel d
by daring men. who are not afraid to
face fire, and by their good judgment
in placing the stream, nobly second
the efforts of those, who stationed at
the engine, send the water through
the hose. An outlay of $1,000 or
$500 will purchase the very best de-
scription Of apparatus, hose and reel,
and build FIVE cisterns (all that Neva-
da requires at presently which would
be capable of containing 100000 gal
Ions Of water, and with an enthusias>
,ic body Of men to DO the work Ne
vada would be as safe from fire as
city of granite.
The concluding portion Of can old
6reman's" communication is really
sublime and in degree somewhat
liberal, The women, after having
all the trouble of getting the sold fo-
gies" truck, are very coolly left to
shift for themselves and their decrepit
during a confederation,
while the brave ''old hearts of oak"
are saving those everlasting "babees"
from the second story windows of
their peaceful domicils. But not a
word is said about how the fire is to
be extinguished, which is bowling
savagely at midnight. "An old fire.
man." however. has left us to supply
the deficiency. While the truck men
are fulfilling their real design. the say
ing of life, the fremen manning the en-
CINE, are left to extinguish the con-
We thank thee "old fire.
man for the hint"
We hope and trust the ladies of
Nevada and of every town in the in
terror. will take the initiative in form
ing fire companies and supplying them
with suitable engines and accompaui-
ments. They have the power, and if
the inclination is as great, it is done.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-02

Such IS FAME.-A late number of
the London illustrated Times, in COM
menting upon the approaching Presi-
dental canvass, mentions, among 9th
er illustrious candidates. the names
of Wire and Bolts, (Wise and Bntts y
who, from the tenor OF the article,
the Times evidently thinks have the
field pretty much all to themselves,
WIRE" having the advantage as yet,
though "Bolts" seemed to be gaining
ON him.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-02

GERMAN UNIoN.-Some of the most
influential of the German States are
moving in favor of more consolida'
ted union of the sovereignties now rep
sented in the Frankfort Diet. They
deem their present political urion toe
weak to hold them together in the
stormy times anticipated from the
ambition of France and the arrogance
of Austria.
They have agreed to the following
resolutions as subsidiary to the dec.
larations put forth at Eisenach on the
18th Of July, and at Hanover on tie
10Th of the same month
l. We see in the present political
situation great dangers for the indies
pendence of our German Fatherlend
which have been increased rather
diminished by the peace concluded
between Austria and France.
2. These dangers arise from the
imperfect Federal Constitution Of
Germany, and they can only be avoid
ed by speeded change in this Con-
s:itution.
8. To this end it is necessary thai
the German Diet should be replaced
by firm, strong, and permanent Cen.
trail Government, and that National
Assembly should be called.
a. In the present circumstances i
is only by Prussia that effectual steps
can be taken to reach this end te
secure the initiative Of Prussia, must,
therefore, be the object of our eff
forts.
5. Should Germany be again threat
ened from without, before the Central
Government is deinitively constituted
the conduct of her military forces and
diplomatic relations abroad, must be
confined to Prussia.
8. 1t is the duty of every German
TO give his support to the Prussiar
Government, so long as its aims shall
coincide with the aims ard necessities
of Germany. aud its actions are di.
rec'ed to securing for Germany a
strong free and united Constitution.
Z. We expect from all friends oi
the German Fatherland, whether they
belong to the Democratic or Consti
tutional party, that they prefer the
national independence and union t'
claims of pa ,y.and will work together
with one accord aud with persever'
auce to arrive at a strong German
unity.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-02

The Oor:ez has at length arrived.
The detention was owing to the run
ning OF her connecting steamer ON the
other side on a Bahama reef, where
she remained seven days and nights
The accident was owing to culpable
caIelessness on the part Of those hav-
ing her in charge.
The arrival of the Cortez has re
joiced many a beart for many days
oppressed with foars,
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-02
$4,000 I'M PRIZES
Anon which there are Thirty-one Fine Gold an
Silyes W Watches and
8AOO I'm CASH.:

1, One fine Gold hunting
case chronometer, Nikel moves
ment. ruby jewels, No. 216S1,
with heavy Gold fob chain and
Bracelet attached, $500
2, Cash, 400
8. One large fine gold, magic
case English lever watch S.
RoskeA f Co Makers. No. GAS,
with vest chain attached. 1926
a, One large fine Gold hunting
straight line lever watch. Nickel
movement, chronometer balance,
ruby jewels and ruby pallets.
Jules Jursensen maker, No:
3567S 275
S. One fine gold hunting case
Duplex watch chronometer bal
ance. ruby jewels, No. s2ss IT'S
6, One large gold hunting,
English lever watch, ch,o-
nometer balance. full jeweled,
John Pemberton, maker, No.
513i 100
7. One large gold hunting En-
glish lever watch. chronometer
balance full jeweled. John Bees
ley. Maker. No. 13505 $50
s, One Gold hunting Ameri-
can made watch, full jeweled, p.
S. Bartlett, maker, No. 2137 140
8. One large gold hunting
English lever watch, railroad
time keeper, Robert Roscoe
No. 1851 1875
10, One fine gold hunting
Straight Line lever, ruby jewels
and ruby pallets, Mathez, Bros
makers, No. 1889 140
IL, One fine gold hunting lew
er watch. full jeweled. chronome-
ter balance, gold cap. Grisman,
Sons & Balm, No. 1865 120
IL, Fine gold hunting Straight
line lever watch. Mathez, Bros,
1886 95
13, One fine gold hunting lev
er watch, Nickel, movement,
Racine Perrot, No. 3S210 100
IA. Ono fine gold lever watch
full jeweled. Arnold, Adams, &
Co., No. 37935 rs
Is, One heavy California ring IS
16. One Opal ring IL
II, One American made lever
watch so
Is, One quartz ring Is
10, One fine silver hunting lev.
or watch, Mathez, No. 6541. 40
90. to 26. 7 silver hunting lew
Watches, each $35 245
81 to SO, ditto, each $50, 210
"a, one fine gold Fob-ehain
and Bracelet rs
IS to SO Fivo fine gold Vest
chains. each. $42, 3S, 80, 25, %, f6:
40 to As, Six gold Guard
chains. each. 40. 40, 80, 30,20,20, 1sC
46 to 4S, three superb scts
consisting Of Bracelets. Broach
and Ear rings. each. 80. IS. 65. 24(
40. One magnificent enamel<
led coral and gold sets broaeh
and ear rings 81
so to SO. Three splendid sets
coral and gold broach and ear
rings, each $50, rs and IS eli
So, One fine gold set. coral
and pearl 81
"a to 81. Four splendid sets
broach and ear rings, Forentine
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-02
For the Nevada Journal.

Mr.. EDITOR:
The descendants Of abraham have
seldom, if ever. obtruded themselves
upon the public notice through the
columns Of the press in this city, and
would therefore crave your indulgence
for the publication of an item interest
ing to none. perhaps. bat to us-the
chosen people.
On Sunday evening last, Mr.. j n.
Choynski, associate editor of the
Weekly Cleaner, a Jewish paper pub-
lisbed in San Francisco, was received
on professional visit, by his Israeli
tish brethren with becoming honors-
Asplendid supper was given and toasts
drank in honor of the guest. to which
Mr.. Choynski responded in very able
and touching language.
Mr. s. w. Wulf, who has taken the
initiative in this so laudable move of
honoring the arrival Of a young and
talented CO religinnist merits and re-
ceives the tharks of his associates in
this city.
By giving place to the above yon
will obl.ge the members of the
SOCIAL CLUB.