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iUgTERs.-The militia train.

MILITIA MUsTERs militia train
ings bave been resumed and several of the com :
panies have already appeared in public. Yester-
day forenoon Capt. Richards of jefferson Ward had
his company on parade, and by marching them I'D
Main street to the stirring music of the drum and
fs, created little for the lockers on
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ssg- The BEST CoBaH SYRUP ~ rRs

ESW" The BEST CoEGH SYRUP III TRB
WORLD.
The best CcuGh Syrup in the world is Earts
uoTnes Pectorai Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and is pro.
acuIced by medical men, and those who have Hsed
i, to be the best preparation for Coughs Colds.
-'atarrh, Bronchitis Hosrseness, Sore Threat from
,oold, and preventive Of thai hon oi Diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. II Is pleasant te
che TASTE sctens clears and strengthens the voice
.avs all irritation OF TIE throat and lungs and pre-
'ents taking cold.
Bottlss Is sud SO cents aud 81. Sold py all Brug
ssts In Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg, and al
towns in Virginia. oc ls-sm
t@reLEEP AT EASE AND IN PE.CE-
DEAD SHOT TD BED BUGS "A perfectly reliable
preparation for the annihiiaicn OF those pests TO
repo5e Pat up in convenient style. Price rs cts
PR bottle JCst received ard for sale at the Apo
thecary store of
W GARLICK. Market Place,
ap 20-2w Franklin at, Aichmont.
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HENgICo CIRoUIr CoUHT.-The Grand
Jury of this Court met in the State Cour. House
yesterday, before Judge Halyburtou, aud had the
case of N. B. Dickinson charged with the murder
OF John Haley, referred to them. After a brief
retirement, they returned into court and reported
that they had found true 6iU against the accused.
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TIE RUSSIAN WAR is in full blast at
Mechanics' Institute Hall. where every body can
see the grand charge of cavalry and the bonn bard
ment Of Sebastopai.
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Two MES FROZEN TO DEATH IN APRn.-It will
be remembered that the night of Friday last was
very cold, for the season, though We hardly
thought il cold enough to freeze any one to death,
but it seems such sss the case. lumber raft on
which were two brothers, named Bush, and ulaD
named Farrell came out Of Kanawha river at Par
kersburg, Va, ou Friday night last. They were
Perfectly exhausted with the labor of coming
down the EaDswha aud desired to lay up at Par
ker.burg. They bad lost their rope aboard and
bad no boat 80 they tried to obtain assistance by
hallooing bnt 10 one heard them, and they foateo
into the Ohio where they were fouud near Old Two
Rocks by the steamer Pomeroy The two orothers
Hnsh had frozen to death, but Farrell Was with
some difficulty resusciiated. The Pomeroy left
the rescued man and bodies Of lis frozen COM
pauions at Parkersburg.- Wheeling (Fa.) Times.
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an 9t-tI0M
1910 sPkINa AND DsUMMEK 1870

1910 sPkInG ANDsUMMEk 1870
100 GOODS. A~
Having enlarged and rehtted my store. bsR
leave TO say to my friends and the public generally
that am now prepared to show ono OF she largest
and best assoI ted stOoks OF
DKY GOODS
that have hsd the pleasure OF 81 hibittng II
this city, comprising general stock OF esspe and
Fancy Dry Goods.
A choice and rich assortment OF LADI - Okx9S
GOODS. Of the newest designs, viz:
BLACK and Col0red nike @
BEHA9 hB,
EHAlLIss
MUsLINe, LAwN8.
MANTILLAb.
sHAWLe. -.
Also, splendid stock OF
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES AND vESTIN0e,
Of every grade and quality, for gentlemen and boys
: large supply Of HEAVY srAPLs GOODS. ~
Servants wear.
Also q magnificent assortment Of
Bleached aud Browa eHlkTINa6
Irish LINENs
Linen sHEETIN6s
Brown and Bleached Cotton sHEHrIN0e
Besides many other things. too tedious 70 No.
tion-All Of which have bee.a purchassd within tho
asst week past Ia PhilsdelphiA and New York. -
the most favorable tesms. and Will b cold Cheap
for cash. Call and Sc, and examine for yoasesav0s
NH 5-d1owSm JNO L sMTTHRR.
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ay PARRR roIsDHxrER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
w RICHMOND, VA,
VIII practice In the city Of Richmond and In The
counties of Chesterfield Pewhatan and Amelia.
"a Office in Lisles Building corner OF Main asd
18th streets. 40 22-l2m
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MORMON EMIaRATIoN.-A company of between
3 600 and 1000 Mormon emgrants are expected
here about the frat of next month, on their way
to Utah. They will purchase their wagons 10 this
city, but the remainder of their outfit, provisions,
ETC., they procure in Iowa city, from which place
they take their nal departure for the trip across
the plains. The company are mostly English,
Weish and nanea.- fhtco10 Democrat. Aprik %.
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HEAVY THHrr.-Alexander Dunlop, .
free negro. has been arrested and imprisoned for
lead supposed TO have been stolen. He will have
hearing before the Recorder this morning.
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| WARM HosPITALITY.-At the close of the Para
| quay negotiations, the municipal authorities OF
Conce ption gave a ball to President Urquiza and
| Commissioner Bowliu. Upon retiring to his quar-
ters, each American guest found bottle Of brandy
| ut his bed sidn.
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= sAsrons's Lrvan Isv1conAron-

~ SAsFonD's LIVER IxvIGoRAToR--
ConpouxpED IsrtRsLY FROM aun.-Is mild and ef
isctual cathartic, acting first on the LIVER. 70
eject its morbid matter then on the stomach and
their healthy action and thus strengthens and
builds up the whole system very rapidly and y the
beat LIVER INyIH0RAT0R
LIVER INvlGORATOR
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R and
PURIFIES TIN BLOOD
FURIfIE5 THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD "
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHH
CURES DYepEPSIA
CUKES COSTIvENEeB
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOA.
Sold BY al Druggists. 10 1-Sm
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- LEE B PLBAsAMTs-
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Practice In the Courts held In Richmond. Henrico

Practice In the Courts held In Richmond. Henrioo.
A. Notnries public and Commissioners Of Deeds.
kc. they are authorised 70 take Dsposittone Anlae
Wits Acknowledgements of Deeds. Rovers .! Ats9x.
seysral states and Territories Of the Union:
once On lith st. Sd door 5tom Main. M iS-V
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THE DEsrReFED CITY--Quito, the capitol Of
Gas aquiI, which was destroyed on the ed ult, by
an earthquake, contained $4,000 Inhabitants, and
is situated plain against mountain. The
houtes we're chief built Of brick, two or three
stories high. The earthquake commenced az
O'Clock ia the morning, the conclusions shaking
the range Of the Chiuboraso mountains for the
space Of four minutes. From 1900 to 5000 per-
LIS in the city were killed. The churches, mons
ssteries converts aud State editices are almost
all rent to fragments. The shocks were felt sim.
ultansously IN Tscupga, Ambata aud Aiansi aud
in Tinpulo the earth opened in various places
The earthquake was also felt at Gusyaquil, but
d.i 40 damage there.
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GSP MAULE & BEvILL,
HOUSE, sIaN, AND
ORNAMENTAL
PAIN r 4 RS
Corner of Main aud 18th streets
ap l5-lm
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TIE HARDEN MURDER CAsE.-Rev. j. S. Harden,
charged with the murder Of his wife, was arraigna
ed before the Oyer and Terminer, of Warren coun-
ty, N j. on Monday, and plead "not guilty
His trial was then postponed until July. The pri>
souers mother died Friday last, her death, it is
supposed, having been hastened in consequence of
grief of her son.
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CHILEs 4 CHnNBsY.

nRESS GOODS, RIBBONS, 40.
~ 10 cases Plain and Printed Bereges, Grape Dc
Espagnes Challies and Do Laines, IN bleeks and
asoor Ted coors ~
20 cases Printed Lawns snd Jaoonets, of new and
beautiful styles a.ss
5 cases Black and Second Mourning. Of new and
beautiful styles
S cases Jaconet. Cambria and Gingham Robes
100 cartons new styles Plain 0ros de Nap, Brochs
and Fancy Bonnet and Trimming Rlbbons
1000 Paris Berage. stella and Cashmere 5hawls and
Mantilss, comprising full and complete stock.
at greatly reduced prices
These goods were purchased at the recent Pc
remptory auction sales in New York. just land.
ed and " i'll be sold CHEAP. -
an Is KENT, PAINE co.
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LEGAL NECESSITY A correspondent at Ottawa.
Michigan. gives the following scene In the Mayor s
Court at 3rand Rapids
Witness is called 20 be sworn by the clerk.
Clerk. Do you solemnly swear
Mayor, with dignity( Stop. The witness VIII
hold up bis right band.
Clerk The mar has no right hand. your Honor.
Mayor, with come asperity) Let him hold mp
his left hand, then.
CLERK He has had the misfortune to lose his
lef. band, also, an your Honor will perceive.
Mayor, (sayagoiy.) Tell him to hold mp his right
leg, thou; a man cannot be sworn in this conrf
without holding up something. Silence, gentle
men, Oar dignity must he preserved.
Witness sworu on one leg.
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CHARas or FsIosY.-A younc man

CHARGE or FELosY.-A young man
named J. j. Donaldson appeared before the Re-
corder yesterday, 10 answer the charge OF fraudu.
leatly obtaining from Mr.. john Dooley $50 on the
9th inst. by false representations. Donaldson, it
seems, drew a draft on A. Al. Bininger 4 Co. CT
New York. In favor Of NJ. A. A. George, and thro'
Mr.. George got Mr.. D,oley to cash the draft. Mr..
Dooiey then cent the draft to New York; where it
was protested aud returned, Messrs. D. / Co.
stating that Donaldson not In their employ
Donaldson promptly admitted that he had drawn
the draft aud got Mr. George to ge. il cashed for
him-that he was in the employ Of 4. NJ. Biniuger,
4 Co. aud had right to draw on them-that he
had drawn them since he came here. aud the
draft had been honored--and that be would be able
to prove that fact, and show his iDDccence OF all
crime or even attempt at fraud. The investig iga-
tion was djaurued until this morning.
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RELIC 'oUs REVIVAL The religious
meetings which have been in progress,,at the Bap-
tist church Manchester for six weeks are ilcreas-
ing in interest. Forty persons have mad. pro-
fassion OF religion and nearly many are pre-.
senting themselves for the prayers OF the church.
Rev. Mr.. Hatcher, the pastor, assisted last
Wednesday night by Rev. Mr. dickinson.
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CHUaoH InpRovKmsnrs.- Several i'm

CHURCH iMPRovEMsHTs.-S i'm
portant improvements have been made in and
! around the UniversaIist Church on Mayo street.
The front yard has been filed upspd enriched
with good soil, trees have been plao ted and grass
seed sown, which has already sprung up, adding
much TO the beauty Of the place. The dark uu-
| slightly pillars on the pulpit platform have been
removed to give place to the very handsome carved
lag neatly giided. Additional ornaments have
likewise been placed the font of the pulpit
including the words "God as Love-" 10 gilt letters
The congregations In this church have been quito
large Stree II was Te-opened for public worship
last fall and the mepbershjp is said to be increas-
ing
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IEHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
~ REFRI6ER AT0RS
WATER CG0LEKS

sp eo-7w THOs BRoCKENBROr0H.e eee.y.
CHILDREN'S CARRIaGES.
" REFRI0ER AT0RS
TIN fOI. ET WAkk
Receiving fresh supply. which viii Be sold from
Is to % per cont lea than any onss nSHss nSSveary
ap n ANaus 1@1-.
TENNEBSEE FEATHERS, in store and
! for aale to close csnsignmsnt u,pv sco
apT Potts. 1AnLz1 ~.
EAMILY FLOUR-60 b1ls. o. na1
+ superior Family Flour, which hss eiysn ensme
satisfaction, and warranted 70 % o. psss 0ss4sss
In store ana '0l lHsdatl2sros ssti : yIrxgEEALp.,
ap 35-ts NO :. -. ---~---
nONNAN q CO., O.,.
KTcHMoMD. Va.
vc,cit oopslsnm snss II Tobacco Grain, and csnss M
ProeI1soe Tor which the best market prices VIII ps
- odles Q. ylrsiniA street.. near oary,
ks-dAwens
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A HopIFUL SoN-IN Law "A letter from Constaa-
tinopie states that the first thing Nourry Psshs
did after he was married to the Suitan's daugb-
ter vas to borrow 1900 900 from his father-in laws
abba
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IsDIAs WAR IN TExAs-General Twiggs has or
dered out cavalry force for active service against
the Indians ia Texas. Major Van Dorm lie charged
with the duty Of securing the country to the
western line of the State. The force Plumbers
about one thousand men. The settlers on the
frontier complain bitterly of new outrages from
the saysges. The arrangements made by the Gov
er0ment for the removal of the reserve Indians
beyond the limits Of the State are said 20 be 81
The point of coosummatton.
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Memphis
mrs. Fanny Kemble has returned to her country
.eadenee. at Lenox, where she will remain until
sie sails for EDglsnd.
EH Fhsyer is organizing q company at Wor.
,e' Macs, to emigrate 10 Ceredo, his Virginia
Jndge A. d. Keyes, a prominent citizen of
2lst inst
"a sen!' =, Ksnnsdy, Of Wheeling, Va, died In
fa'fsmehto. California.
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DEAR WRPPIsG.--Wiliis IDge was fined 1897
In Appoma,tox county, Va, last week, for whip.
ping white boy.
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PAIsLEss EXTRACTION OF TgETH--A Committee
Of the Royal lSGciety Of Arts, at Edinburgh, re.
Gently Witnessed the operation OF d new Invention
for extracting teeth by cold. The apparatus 10 not
explained, bnt the process is one devoid OF pain
lady had thirteen teeth, which were sound aud
than two minutes. A gentleman bad seven teeth
extracted in even lees time, and both patients
say they felt only slighly uneasy when the gum
was being frozen, but experienced no pain.
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ANOTHER FAILuRK.-MoDs Belly's expedition TO
Nicaragua is likely to be a magnificent failure
His men are ssid to be greatly dissatisfied and
anxious to break up and return to France.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER G0O06

~ Il am n " In receipt Of my second supply Of
fresh and desirable new spring and Sumuss aocds,
aii OF the latest which have bean bought d.
ring the last week on the most favorable tsrms-
consst,ng IN part OF Double Jope back aid colorsd
s1tks; Robes q VolAnts 2; Jupe B. reyes and urg<n.
dles: Sisnes' Beregs kobss; volanfs. Bersgss aod
Fissues black and colored bingham; black snd Nor
ChalIias and Bereges; 1sh Linen AL grsdes; Table.
Dsmass; Lace sHantiMh aud shawls: White CrApo
-hawis; Ribbons and TRAININGS If all styles, and
besides various other R0ods too tedious to mention;
all OF which am Offering at small advance on
theiv original cost.
Being thankful my friends and the public for
h~ir generous patronage shall endeavor 20 merit
and examine my st ck for yoursalves as am conn.
debt can please the most fsstidious. zsss
ALFasD M0suS,
ap28 63 Main 81. eat
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HORSE SrUNG TO DEATH BY BEss.-A horse, be-
longing to Kew Edmund Cody, of Abbeville,
Henry county, Ala, was stupg to death by bees
few days since. It seems he go: his foot hung In a
frame on which several gums were placed, and in
getting loose threw down several of the gums,
aud badly stung that he died in fe"
hours.
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nOM TIC GOODS, DOMESTIC
DdOnDs.-A full supply Of Domestic Goods. -
rtriped and Plaid Osnaburgs
Brown and Bleached Oostons
thirtins sail widths as 41.sa
Osnaburxs rianta.ion stufYs of oil kinds,
Masing up full assortment of Domestic Goods.
for sale cheap, by.
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FIRE IN TIE WooDs-0n Thursday last fire
broke ont on the Fayette, n. G. and Alhemsrle
Plank Road. about 6 miles from town. which ragged
with great fury till about P. u Friday, when
it was arrested having destroyed about 50 900 tur
peu tine boxes, large extent Offences, timber, &C.,
on several plantations. The wind was high and
the drought had so dried the leaves as TO make
the fire spread rapidly. The sufferers Miss
Mcpherson, Mr.. Mcpherson, Mr.. owen and others.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

Tax TITLE IN ARKANsAs.-The follow.
ing decision has been made, on an appeal,
by the Supreme Court Of this State, in
which the Court held:
lst. That under our revenue system, the
lands of all persons not especially exemp-
ted including the lands of infants and ma, :
ried women, are subject to taxation for the
support of the government, and if the
lands are regularly sold for non-payment
OF taxes properly assessed upon them, a
pdlid title rests IN the purchaser.
End. Nonresident owners of lands sold
for taxes, are allowed the privilege of re-
deeming them any time within twelve
months after the sale but the statute does
not provide that an infant or a married wo-
man shall have any longer time to redeem
than other persons /; and the courts have
no authority to make an extension Of time
to redeem in their favor. Those who are
charged with protecting the interests of such
persons must look to the payment of taxes
assessed upon their lands.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

whether it be American or British soil =
The temporary occupation OF one OF o'Ie'
party, or both, will have no influence IN oe-
termining the ultimate question OF t''ie
But for this cutting of the gordian knot
this seizinc on the actual land--the ques
ton might have slept in Cabinets ana t>c-
ministrations for an indefinite time IL Is
for the interest of both nations that the an
ficulty, if any, be met at once. Inc proo-
able purpose of the Pylades here Is TO ior-
ward dispatches to the British Home OoV-
ernment. Gen Harvey had returned Tor
NAL answer to the protest issued by Iov.
Douglas, which latter document was pub
lish in the Bulletin OF 1lth August.
It will be seen from the following letter, by
correspondent at Vancouver, w. T., that
Gen. Harncy has sent considerable rem
forcements of troops to Capt. Picket. who
is now in military possession OF San Juan
Fort VANCOUVER, w. T., Aug. 8. 1899.
Editor Bulletin Some time since Gen.
Harvey ordered Capt. Picket's GO. 9TH In
fantry, to occupy San Juan Island, between
the Gulf OF Georgia and Puget Sound
This is one of the islands in dispute be-
tween the British aud our own people, sta
ated on the boundary line.
On Saturday, the 9th instant, an express
arrived here from Fort Stcilacoom. Puget
Sound, informing the General that the
British had gone to the point occupied, w.th
three of their vessels of war, and ordered
Picket to leave the Island, which he refused
to do. At the time this express left, no
force had been used on either side; but
Governor Stevens urged the General to send
more troops up, and, accordingly, General
Harvey ordered the four companies OF ID
Artillery, stationed at this post to proceed
Immediately. Two companies left this morn
ing. The British have sent to Fraser river
for all their troops.
This goes by express, overland. All we'll
Augast 18th.
EPAMINoNDAs.
The MoHAvEs AGAIN.-Our prediction
that the "peace" made with the Mohaves a
few weeks ago would prove tallacious, Is
already realized. The savages, embolden-
ed by their success in averting the avenging
arm of Col. Hoffman's expedition, have
risen again, and body of U. S. troops
were recently compelled to give them battle.
The treaty made was premature, as we urg-
ed at the time, for the simple reason that
beings like the Mohaves know no restraint
save fear and that could not be made eff
fective in their case. until they had felt the
terrible weight of the Federal arm.
The Overland stage brings us news of a
battle between the U. S. soldiers, under the
command of Major Armisted, and the Mo-
have Indians. which took place on the 9Th
Of August at the Lagoon, about Is miles
from Fort Mohave. The battle lasted sew
eral hours. The whites began the affair
with 25 men, and were afterwards reinforced
by 25 additional soldiers under Lieut.. Mar
shall. The Indians were in great force
The savages fought with great bravery, but
were totally defeated. Twenty five dead In
dians were found. and it is supposed about
60 were slain. Three whites were wound
ed, none killel.--Bulletin, dug. 20M
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14
California Overland Mail.

The stages of the California Overland
Mail Company have been some little behind
time for the last two trips. This is not to
be wondered at, when the great quantity of
rain that has recently fallen, is taken into
consideration, rendering many of the
streams impossible. No other company in
the world, in our opinion, would have
come so near up to. time, when SO many
obstacles have to be overcome. The Fort
Smith Herald says that the delay has been
occasioned by Indian depredations along
the route, oil the stock at the stations east
of Ell Paso having been run off II
this is the case. troops should Immediately
be sent off along the mail route.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

Proceedings of a Meeting of the
Farmers Of Crawford County,
held at the Court House on Sat.
urday, the 10th inst A.
The meeting came to order, and on mo-
ton Of Mr.. GREEN, Mr.. VIxsANr was call.
ed to the chair and G. Wmcox appointed
Secretary. After very practical and en-
tertaining address from Col. BURRow, the
following resolution was by him offered,
and on motion was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we proceed to form an
Agricultural Society, to be styled. " The
Crawford County Agricultural Society"
and that committee of five be appointed
to adopt cons titution for the society and
submit the same at the next meeting.
Upon which the following gentlemen
were appointed
Messrs. N. B. Burrow, Henry Wilcox,
S. IL. Hays, James Wosely. Peter Kuyken-
dali. The following gentlemen were added
to the committee by motion-Messrs. Jas
Brown, r. Thurston, James Stevenson. VIM
AAA"sSS"os ooiiCo AAOdtu, 1uOul4S w alden,
After good deal of discussion the fol.
lowing resolution by DR.. Dibrell, and on
motion was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That committee be ap-
pointed to solicit membership and sub
scriptiOn to aid in establishing an Agricul-
tural Association in Crawford County, and
that the said committee report at the next
meeting.
Upon which the following gentlemen
were by the chair appointed-Messrs S.
NJ. Hays, p. Kenkendall. Hiram Brod:e,
John Maxey. James Stevenson, L. c.
Southmayd, C. G.. Scott, Harvey Steward
James NJ. Brown, James Wosely, Josiah
Foster.
On motion the chairman was added to
this committee.
On motion the chairman was added te
the committee for drafting constitution
On motion of Joseph j. Green. the meet.
ing adjourned to the last Saturday in Sep
tember.
ISAIAH VINSANT, Chairman.
G. Wilcox, Secretary