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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19

DT virtss - trust deed executed 70 me By h ".
ID Shelton and wife. which is record in the Regis
ter's Once Of SHELBY comfy, will Saturday, Nay
1Ih 1851 a front Of the County Clerks once snrnsr
Court and Third Streets Memphis proceed sen fer
cash 10 the highest bidder the following dsucribed
estate to-wit: Lying and being in range and Of
the iith surveyors district in Shelby county, and
bounded follows. BEGINNING a. a stake ct John
W. Harrison's, n ". coraer, and runnieg wes
81 eh1P6 and IS links " small hickory stump with
hisko-y and sweet pointers thence south 81 deg
east % chains and IS links 10 stake In the west edEe
of the Memphis and Raleigh plsnkroas. then north
sTs deg Il chains and 90 links another point in
said psutroad and then north chains and 81 linhs "a
a. n o'cl OK JOHN p IRRELEVANT
Aprifeth 1851 fapa-tdsl Trustee.
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CHINESE SHEEP.-Among the cargo OF the
New York steamer Monticello, on her last trip
to Alexandris, Va, wat Shanghai ram, FIVE
months old, consigned to Mr.. Ysston, Of this
city, for E B. DuVal, Esq, OF Prince Georges
county, Nd. One buck and two ewes OF this
breed, imported from China some time since
By Mr.. W. H. Wisner, Of New York, pro-
duesd in nine months Of last year seventeen
lambs-not less than four, and some times FIVE,
at a birth. The English stock-r1issrs, by
crossing this breed with the south downs, have
increased its size a full third, and improved
the mutton.-flerGaGria Gazette
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19

gaily dressed negro woman
yesterday entered one OF our Union street pc
riodical stores, and pleasantly mAde known
her desire 20 purchase a copy Of the New York
Tribgns The merchant informed her that be
did not have that paper in his assortment.
fWell then,o said the dark seeker for ablltion
literature, elet me have the Louisville Journal;
that viii do almost as we'll" She was promptly
supplied, and went her way, eongratulstiBg
herself no doubt upon the philosophical truism
that 'fhalf loaf is better than no bread."-
NGskUille Gazette.
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MORE HEAT WITH LESS FUELI
DOAGe'S Patent
FOR SETTING CRATES!

HAVING PURCHASED TIE RIGHT ron SETTING
n CRATES By the sbove pEtsat, I an now prepared
TO execute all srders Win promp;nea dratss set Wth
This patent greatly inerszse the quantity Of hest
thrown into the room snd at the tins lstI frsl s
required thas By the cid style eroplaes.
Orders left at Morgan Baldwin's, walkers Biock.
Main street. at ny shop, eorAsr Of Linden and
Cs1ssy streets, viii be Pr0zpily sftsztsd =
H. LEMON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19

wise. Those with whom ! worked on the
river and lake steamboats, q Alabama and
Louisiana regularly received more money to
spend Than many q Scotch plOWman and la
borsr earn by their daily labor, with which
thew must support vile and family. I have
daily seen them play their favorite games for
stakes from A. to POS, and accept the chances
Of the game with the most inperturbable in
dlfsrenee. What would DR.. Guthrie say to
such horrid scenes In slave life as thess He
would probably give "a a quotation from Bxo-
dus Where toe slave has not been tampared
with By sbolltionists, and infatuated with IN
coherent noiioHs Ct liberty, ] have ever found
them the most eontented Of people; they ae-
espt their condition with eheerfulness as the
proper one assigned to them BY Divine Pfogl-
dsnce; and If they could but see our eompet-
tive labor system az practised IN our free
eountry, they wenld raise alott their hands,
and in the earnestness or their devotion oless
God that they aWers born In Alabama, and
bad master to take care Of them" The lat
ter are their own words, freqssntly expressed
to me In various States. Yours, etc,
J. CALVERT
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C0MMAN FITRNITURE.
Trnst Sale.


DY virtse o. three deeds Of trust, dated guly Sep
ID tembsr aad November ist executed TO me By A. J..
Montgomery to certain debts therein speeded
front Of the once " J. horne Ksq in the city Mem
phis, on the 22ND DAT OF APRIL 1881, the following
property, siz In the county Of shelby and State Of Ten
beginning At stake point the east side
oolegs street or avenue one hundred and thirty-Wo
Sl) feet so1thwR-dly from the soEth side Of walker
sr eci aa laid down the map 4 the city OF Memphis
By z. ". RuskeT; thence eastwhrdiy. parallel with
walker street, and along the south line OF let OF
acres, sold BY the said Montgomery to the Rev. Mr.
Drane fs5 feet 10 stake the southeast corztr Of the
aid lots thence at right angles with the east
sds Of the said lot 70 said walker street ls2
feet thence eastwardy with the soh side Of TIE said
walker street to the northeast corner Of the land sed
to said Montgomery By s. Roze By his deed Of Feora.
nrY 1859 thence southwardly wish the east line o.
east corner Of a let sold By said Montgomery to
Alexander being ~ acres; thence wesfwsrdiy with
the north boundary q the said acres and The north
boundary Of sold BY said Montgomery to O. O
Devin 10 College street, thence witt the east sids Of
College street the beginning; containing about fo1r
acres rear 70 Starks Female College, and part Of ne
said twenty acres sold said MONTGOMERY By s. Rozt
a. Aforesaid The right 81 redemption is expressly
waived. The title is gOod, but / viii sell only Is
trustee
Should the property not rel for enough TO satisfy ss
deb will st the said time and place. ssa for cash
ing and Loan Association, conveyed to By said Mont
gomeFy ~ collateral security.
mr3l.iss J. G. GRiFFIht3.l
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Fuor WA.HTvCTOv.

WAsEInGroS. April 15-Ths Cabinet was
IN consultation ali the morning with General
Scott.
uartment Ninety=four Tegimsnts Of seven
hundred and eighry men each will be raised
under The Presidents call for seventy-fve
thousand volunteers. The following table
sLows the quota Of the different atss, and
TIE places Of rendezvous designated in each
State:
DIsTEIHUTIoN OF THE QUOTAS cF MILITIA
AND PLACES OF KENDEzToUs.
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CEnTIFIcATEa.
We the undersiEnsd had our hreplaess set vita
DodEeis patent setting Crates and hnd The
better warmed VITA ess fasl than they we're before
It's adoption had take pleasure in recenncndinE Il
citizens generally fer the aomfsft Il lnsurss and
ita ecunomy In the consumption - coal.
Thomas James FiAnie, Charles Poitef,
J. l.. Norgan james B. Ceok,
g FaIs A. Edmandl
B. = Dill J. q. Finnie,
r n Cash J. J. Aurphoy,
J. sshoonover, Horgan 4 BALDWIN.
a.ra A.,
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
Young s. Brother,

oDD-RELLOWs' NALL.
DIOKKNS' WORKS. complete.
~ Irving's Works, complete.
CAlk0un's Work., complete.
Webster's Works, csmplste
Political Text Beck. By N. ". Ciusksy.
History Of France. y q hite.
Carolina Sports. By Eiiott
Life II th- Old Wcrld.
Homes OF American Statesmen.
Homes Of American Authors.
Woodbury's Writings.
Just RECEIVED,
A large assortment Of Printers lux
FOr sale BY YOUNG & BRO.,
mri2 Osd-fsiisus' hall.
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THE HARTFORD INSURANCE Co.,
CH.dRTERED n. -. 1910.
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 100000.

laE oldest Iasaranes Company doing business in tie
Il Sgslh.
CASH CAPITAL AND AssETIs, 81, ,0oO, 600.
This company ests q claims 10 patronage the io-
lowing facts
EF-It has been doiuF a legitimate Insurance busi-
ness Tor HALF A CEhfURT
q It has acquired ssvisbis reputation in regard
70 fair dealing. equitable aduFtmsnt and prompt pay
meut Of losses which Ecquirsmsut j. guarantees tnlt
viii diviats is former course and ieopar-
die character so long and deservediy enjoysd-
- It possesses bsna ade means 10 the extent Of .
MILLION DOLLARS
- T. has twenty th1usand dollars In Tennessee State
bends Der osited villa the comptroller,
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE
10 is policy holders in this State.
- tt contributes arvelY toward The revenue Of this
State By annual payment o tares On licesse.
Property hldea wishag 20 protest thcr property by
policy Of Insr-ance m really solid company, one
that viii stand I'D boldly and psy every Just oiaim
against IL let c8e what may via accomplish their o.
feet By applying At the aEancT of this IpanY.
once No .. Bank Butidiuss, Aain street. Memphis
J. B. CHADWICK, Agent.
joseph Mash OF Nashville STATE agent for States o.
Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi sad Arkansas, viii
steud 70 The prompt adjustment aud payment of lasses
In his district. mrs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19

HAVING associated with DR.. D. 7. SCOTT, for
H merly o. Nashville prepared 10 sir e sur
frienas and the public addituaa facilities in tho con-
dact Of business, and with increased digence in
the 6iseharge 81 daties hapa n merit cuntiH-
uAnes Of that patronage heretofore beray extended
to Below present portion of the property
placed At our disposal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-19
J. GRlESHABER & BRO,
Cabinet Makers & Upholstersra

A RI new prepared 70 execute orders sFsesfcAsTe3
a in their line in tie most perfectA eSYSs&4-
manner, aad At the sbortes notice. sss.s-s5,A
Having furniture Of their oNn, ~ =
hsy viii resolve orders for aovng, taking down and
settug up Pianos and Furniture Of all ktncs the
most Tea enable tsrus
They viii also give attention 70 laying Carpets, pol
shing and varukhing Furniture hanging CurIans aud
Shades snd 70 the execution Of Upholstery in all
ricties.
Orders solisited At the store Of InErahsm & Lees,
KILLER Co fal5-sm
To Planters and Gardeners,
TITE have on hand about 800 brls. RHODES SUPER
w PHOSPHATE or LINE. which recommended
he best standard manure in the United States. Ger
ihcaes fursifhed upsn application Price 50 per 100
pounds.
We have also 3 lot Of LAND PLASTER on hand, for
sale At the lowest marAst pries.
v. AowARB CO..
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ARKANSAS LANDS.

We ser for sale ss1e 50 900 Of choice Arkansas
lands improved and unlmprovea and located various
ponl embraced within the best cotton growing regions
in tAe State.
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IAAL RIINERIL
JACOB G. WARD

. N OW - Oa " n 10 y
n ESPECTFULLT ANNOUNCES 70 his szETTRu
n former patrons that he may be found issl5sft,
50 No. 1856 Main street, opposite the
Building where he is prepared 70 serve es-tl-slA-as
the public with anything in his line Blank Beck
a. every descriptsui with or without printed heads
made 70 order.
Havirg one Of the most approved ruling machines he
prepared 10 90 any kind Of ruling. Particular attsn-
t0n paid TO the binding Of mnsic and all kinds Of peri
0dicais, either plain Or in extra style.
All orders from the city or cauntry will receive
prompt attention. JACOB G. WARD,
ls6 kain street, opposite Clay Building, Sd door
rsar2I Memphis Tena.
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IN STORE IND FOR SALE
100 baskets Chas. Fare Champagne, direct
from Rheims, France;
100 baskets Hsidsie & Co.;
50 baskets Golden Spray;
80 cases Widow Chcquat;
% cases Cabinet;
100 cases Sparkling and Still CatsWba
500 cases Clarst, different brands
200 cases SauteTne;
100 cases Sardines, ! and I;
10 hf. pipes Cognae Brandy;
20 Or.
so eighth
100 casks London Porter, qts and pts-i
50 casks Scotch Ale, in stOns 'srs, dlreC
fTom EdinburE.
ALSO,
Sugar, Ceffss Moisssss. Bacons Ia
Flour, ETC., etc,
mrs low FOR CASH
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] fv-frs . ,e.r 90 ~
Ea-A advertisements for the Appeal must be handed
/ in At the Olerksd desk.
E-An transient advertisements mustbe marked for
specihed time. when not thHs marked, they viii be
chErsed f0r week aud dlscoutinued a. the end Of
I that time.
EsAn advertisem ents required to be kept second
psgs CHARGED As EEw EACH DAY, and on third page,
an advance over stated rates.
Advertisements directed 70 be dsrayed, set In
/ large type, charged at DOUBLE RATES
E-Teary advertisers will be charged extra for sceu-
pyiaE space contract, and when LARGE TYPE is
required be used the advertisement kept inside
OF paper.
r-Tsarly aS-ertiser will be charged extra at reEu-
lsI rates Wants Rents, Removals. Co-PArnerships
Notices To Consignees, etc.
E7-Transienf Advertisements must be peid for
advance.
E-o advertisement will appsAr in the weekly paper
unless By Eoeoial contract
E-Advr -cments to be inserted in tEeWeekly paper
cnlT CT Irregular intervals in either Of the papers
viii be charged 81 square for each and every inser-
/ tion.
E5-Announcing Candidates for State County and No
nicpal eces So esch, 10 be paid in advance IN sveTy
Z instance.
ES-ksrriages and Deaths are published as news but
OhiaAries Tributes OF Respect and Funeral Invitations
| as al other Advertisements.
! Es"Ar LEGAL aud transient Advertisements will be
! charged by The insertion.
E-Editoria n5ticos IN local column win be charged
/ 20 cents per line.
70 No deduction variation viii be made from the
] foregoing rates.
NCIAEAHAE DILL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-21

Planters fear they cannot sell their cotton, still
let them send their children to school and wo will
wait With them till the ycan, if 1t be ten years.
We will board their daughters for the same as
heretofore, notwithstanding the high prices for
provisions, unless matters get much worse, when
it will be left to their own sense of right. Any
one, therefore, wishing to patronizc the School
can easily make some satisfactory arrangement
beforehand as to the payment of Board or TUT
ton. We hazard the opinion that tho United
States will be compelled to abandon its blockade
of Southern Ports by November or the first OF
January next, and that the present war will end
this year, or by next May at farthest. If SUCH
however, should not bo the case, We are willing TO
stay here and teach tho sisters and daughters OF
those who have gone to Gghtin our glorious cause.
PHYSICAL inability prevents our doing duty on the
battle field; but we can and oiH serve our country
and State by doing our duty at homo. And let
not those who can go, or who have sent friends,
think all mean who do not CO.. Many brave
heart beats with strong emotion among those
whom necessity keeps at homo, and who, burning
undcr just sense of wrongs long endured, would
gladly exchange homo duties and homes cares
oven for tho deadly strife Of the battle field.
While it is true there are craven spirits who wish
no part in this struggle, yet nothing but an i'm
peratiye sense of duty and physical inability
keeps many man from having share in the
tolls and glory of our arms.
To all our Pupils we would say, return 10
School and resume with diligence your studies.
The arms Of our young men will shield you from
harm, and when they return yours shall be their
reward. JOHN II. wv AHtNH''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-08-21
Roll of Allen Guards.

Prieates-D. W. Arthur, J. c. L. Bush, 0. b.
Blitchington, s. n. Bcllnger, V. W. Bellinger'
Jas. Broom, J. W. Broom, Jno Blalock' IL. u
Bowers, Jas. Cummings, ]. E. Cummings, John
Cary, VIM. Cauuady, jus. Diamond, W. H. OAR
lington, B. f. Dickson, J. S. Dickson, K. ). Dun
bar, J. c. Everritt, II. S. Hall, C. C. Holly, u. a.
Holly, G. W. Holly, &. Harvcston, W. L. l"rves
tom. Jno Holland r. Hanknsun, A. Z. M. How
ard, VIM. Jonnegan, E. D. Jordan, Samuel Lang
Icy, p. g. Langley, J. a. Merritt, G. A. Merritt
&. D. Mixsou, ]. r. McCuc, JEFF New, L. a. Rad
ford, T. W. Rocho P. Randall, T. L. Powell, ).
Red, II. scroder, NJ. E. Stallings, A. W. Thor"
son, II. E. Turner, j. L. Tyler, R. +. Tyler, NJ.
V. Tyler, L. B. Tool, G. Tavell, VIM. Turner,
John Williams J. Z. Wilson, V. j. Weeks.
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State of South Carolina


EKIHEREAS, THE PRESIDENT OF THE
w CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERT-
CA has made requisition upon the State Of
South Carolina for three thousand men, that being
the quota of the State in the additional force now
being called out; and whereas. it is required that
the Volunteers offering for this service shall be
received for and during the continuance of tho
war;" and whereas, it is right and proper that
such rcquisition should be promptly complied with
Therefore, I, T. W. PICKENS, Governor and
Commandcr-in- Chief in and over the State Of
South Carolina, by virtue Of authority vested in
me by law, do hereby proclaim that Volunteers
for this service desired, and will be accepted
in companies, for and during the continuance of
the war;" to the number of three thousand
men each company to be composed of one Cap
tain, one First Lieutenant, two Second Lieuten-
ants, four Sergcants, four Corporals, two musi-
cians, and not less than sixtyfour, nor moro than
one hundred privates; the officers to be elected by
the companies respectively. No men will be re-
| ceivcd, except those of proper age and health.
And for the purpose Of organization and in
struction, do hereby designate "Lightwood
Knot Springs" near Columbia, and somo proper
place at or near Aiken, points for the establish
ment of cnmps md each company, after u full
and accurate roll of its members and certificates
of the elections of its officers, shall have been
returned to the Adjutant General Of the State,
Will repair 10 " ~, lHcIc W DS
mustered into service, and 10 be organized into
Battaions or Regiments. 1t will not BIO pre-
requisite in the acceptance Of those companies,
that they shall be armed, although it is hoped
that many of them will he.
And I do further procnini, that all the men or
companies who volunteered under the Act Of 1860,
and who declined, for divers reasons, mastering
into Confederate service, and whose Regiments
| have gone to Virginia, may now volunteer into
this service. and in certain cases, where cavalry
| companies have been disorganizcd, their members
also may volunteer as infantry under this requ-
| Sition.
And do further proclaim, that no other Com
pauies, Battalions or Regiments will be received
until this force of three thousand men be raised.
Two additional Regiments "for the war" are
also called for Immediately; and have dcsigna-
ted the Regiment now raised ly Colonel Orr for
the war" as one, and have offered the other to
Colonc! Gregg.
Given under my hand, as Governor and Com
mandcr-in- Chief, and under the seal of the
State, at Columbia, this, the fifteenth day Of
July, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, and in
the eiShty-sixth year Of the Independence OF
South Carolina. +. w. PICkENS.
| July q 1T 90
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News from Washington.

WASHINGTON, August i6.-1t is understood that
Seward intends informing Lord Lyons that Brit
sh subjects are furnishing aid to the COnfcdcrateS
in violation Of the Queens proclamation.
Ex-Ministcr Faulkner demands au interview
with Cameron He is still deprived of commune
cation with friends.
It is reported that Gen. Lee has crossed Cheat
river in two bodies, 5000 men by the starnton
road and 5000 by the Lccsburg road, and is with
in Is miles of Rosencrantz'S position.
Most reliable information states that tho SoutE>
erners are slowly advancing their forces to line
the Potomac. 1t is evident that their intention is
to encourage and support Maryland in an insur-
rection.
Gen. Sumner is authorized to raise 5 to 10000
Californians, and march them into Texas and Ar
kansas. Orders tclegvaphcd to Fort kcarney, and
thence by Pony Express.
An order has gone to Europe for 10000 more
guns.
from Moreield to Great Savage Mountain to rein
force Gen. Wise.
1t is reported by Harper's Ferry travellers that
Rosencrantz is in precarious place in the neigh
borhood Of Big Spring. The Confederates have
cut of his supply of water.
Gen. Tilghman, who was disposed of the MILL
tia command by Hicks, has been restored by the
Legislature, and is organizing men in the lower
counties.
Two thousand armed Confederates are in the
upper end Of Accomac county, Va, whom Thigh
man proposes to join.
The New York World say, kentucky and Ten
nessee have been constituted separate depart
ment called the department of Cumberland, An
derson, Of Sumter notoricty, commanding
Six Federal war vessels were Oft Acquia Creek
yesterday.
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Liver Disease, Constipation,

AND A GREAT MANY OTHER DISEASES
having their origin in Disease of the Stomach
For the above mentioned diseases, it is SOW
crcisr remedy, and will not fail in eiieeting q
cure if the patient is not too penuriouS to persc-
we're in the taking Of the Remedy. If one pack
age don't cure you, try another, and still another,
and rest assured it will not fnil in accomplishing
all that is promised And another thing you
may rest assured of, that you cannot take it long
without seeing and feeling that it has already be,
gun to benefit you; and if so, continue taking it
regularly, and follow out all the directions-and
you WILL SOON BE WELL AGAIN.
The REMEDY is for sale by DR.. c. w. & ]. B.
HODGES and E. NJ. PENN, Edgefeld, S. c., Mt
81 per package.
July 24 6m ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

HEADQUARTERS, july 10, 1851.
NHY PROCLAMATION, dated July lIlh,
lYH called for three thousand men to form en-
cunpments, to be received in companies :" for the
war"
Now, this is to give notice that in raising these
three thousand men, will receive ten companies
to form Il regiment, and they may Immediately
clectFheir field officers, or they may do SO alter
they assemble at the encampmcnt. The rolls OF
the companies, signing distinctly "f"r the war,
and the certificates Ms to the election of company
officers, must first be returned TO the AdJntaht
Generals Office. The first thirty companies
offered, according to the requirements Of suid
Proclamation, will be rereiyed. Ono Artillery
Company and two full Cavalry Companies, to
each cncampment will lie received; but these
will be attached, at any time, to any regiment or
regiments that the public service may require.
July "a 4t ~
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A CARD

The undersigned having been engaged in public
service when the Regiments Of this State, now in
the field, were organized, nre acsirous of raising
\ Regiment and returning to the seat OF war
Having associated themselves together, they com
menced operations with view to TINT end, but
have been compelled to make change in their
plaps. AS his Exccllency the Governor declines
to allow any more troops TO be raised in the State
until the three thousand called for to 80 into
camps of instruction, are organized, they would
respectfully suggest to those Companies which
have been kind enough to offer themselves, and to
those about to do so, to report without delay III
rectly to the Adjutant General, as Companies
formed under the proclamation Of the Governor.
After the Companies have reached the camps Of
instruction, they will be organized into Eegi-
ments, and each Regiment will have the privilege
of electing its own Field Officers. If either shall
elect the undersigned for its Field Officers, CRATE,
fully they will accept the honor; but desiring tc
leave the election untrammcled by influence OIL
solicitations, they simply declare their earnest ue
termination to discharge the duties of nny sta
tions which may be assigned to them according t.
the best of their abilities.
S. MCGOWAN,
". D. SIMPSON,
J. y. LIpSCoMB.
a.