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q FNasonIc Incident

little incident, containing some
mystical interest, transpired in Wayne
county, South Carolina, during the late
war. 1t 5 as follows:
1t was late at night, the husband was
absent, and the wife. alone with her chill
lIta. had retired. Three or four soldiers
rudelv knocked al the door of the hcuse.
and demanded entrance and something
to eat. The good lady told them that
it was too late, that she had nothing
cooked; but fearing they would break
the door, she got out of bed and opened
it to eXpostulate with them.
They insisted that she should cook
something for them, and while she was
getting ready and they were roaming
about the house. one of the party, who
seemed to be Tie leader. happened to
fnd copy Of Mackeys masonic Juris-
prudence Turning over he found the
name Of the poor, frightened woman 5
husband written on the fiyIea..
is this Your husband 50" he inquired
Of the lady.
Yes, sir was the tinlid reply.
is lac Mason
~ es. sir.
Come, hoys, right about-march,
AMI Immediately tie house was cleared
and fYuif.izty clnSa1
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Gentlemen 81 had a negro worth Si,2e0
who took cold hurt in the leg. and useless
for over year. had used everything could hear
of without benefit, until tried the Mexican Mustang
Liniment. Il effected permanent cure"
j. l. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1889.
9. / take pleasure in Recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liunent as a valuable aud Indispensable
tice tor Sprains Sores, Scratches Calls on Horses
Our men have used II for Barns Bruises, Sores, Rheu
n1atsul, &C., and al say acts like magic.
Nv. HEWITT,
Foreman for American. Wells, Fargo's and Harm
den's Express
50 The spran of my daughters askie occasioned
while skating last winter, entirely cured in
week, after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Liniment ED. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass Aug. I, 1855.
1t is adj itted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Iiniment performs in shorter time
and beast, than anY article discovered.
Families, livery and planters should always have
il On hand Quick and it certainly is All genu-
inc IS wrapped in steel plate engrayin-, bearing the
signature of G.. W. Westbrook. Chemist, and the
Tr:sqte T. 5. stamp of DEMAs BARNES L CO. over
the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit i with
cheap stone plate label. Look ctoseiy.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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hANsAs.-A clerical correspondent of the Toledo
Bsafs sums IN some OF the institutions Of Kansas
follows:
But must conclude by simply indicating few
topics on which have much 20 say. The grapes of
ksnsss-the woods full This will be one al the
finest wine States in the Union. The fish of Kansas
the rivers abound n several choice kinds. One was
caught IN the Republican few DAYS ago that weighed
cue hundred and twenty pounds, ten pounds heavier
than the wife OF the writer. The prairie fires of Kan
sas-tsey rsgiag in all directions travelling at
times faster than any horse, leapiag rivers
taking deer Wolves, turkeys and prairie chickens and
roasting them ahve- The welres of kausas-one
q few nights ago within one hundred feet of
our house and attempted TO help himself fresh beef
The prairie chickens of hSnsas-thev are a nuisance
They are plenty, but very shy and smart. They al
ways msnage 70 keep cut Of nv reach. except when
am gong or returning from church Sabbath. Then
they are painfully ia me-
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NARRIED. -oA the goth instant. at o'eleck, 7.
II IA Pearl st. NJ. f. Church. by Rev. II. Tesy. Nr
oRv1LLE BIpGw ~. of Laporte ind, t. Miss N AErHA
f. JEFFER.s, daughter o. Capt w Chan Jsiisris OF
this vicinity.
~ The Church was aeusley crowded, AMI many
hsd chance Of Witnessing the interesting ceremony
Of iaing together souls with bata sins'e Thought
two hearts taat beat enc We beard complaints
that RE ceremony short, 70 afford satisfaction
to the crowd tat DOUBTLESS desired to take an nssn
tory ef dress. looks, but ike al other pleasures
the party interested vanished too soon TO CRAFTY
this very laaiabe curiosity. We received the most
substantial c-ience tina; the ceremony da ~ per
formed. in the shape OF large and moss excellent
cake AMI the happy couple will please aeee. our best
wishes for their happiness and prosperity here and
hereafter.
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HuMoRs CT AnvsRTIsI>G.-Thc following
notice appeared lately in = Western paper
Whereas, 1t particular times | may inpor-
tune nv friends ard others to les me have
liquor which is hur,iul to me and detrimental
To society; this Is therefore 70 for bid aey person
selling me liquor or letting me have 1t en- any
account, for il they do | will positively prose
cute them. notwithstanding any promise raav
make 20 the contrary at the time they ray le,
me have it.
TINS is the way Mrs Smith advertised
her husband:
Lost. Strayed or Stolen-Au individu-
81 whom l. in an urgent moment Of lone
illness, was thoughtless enough TO ADOPT
as my husband. He IS good looking
and feeble individual knowing enough.
however. TO come in when it rains. unless
some sood-looking girl offers him the
shelter OF her umbrella. answers 20 the
name of jim, was last seen in the com
pany Of Julia Harris. walking with his
arm round her waist, up the plank road,
looking more ike 4 fool. if possible than
ever Anybody who will catch the poor
fellow and bring him carefully back. so
hat / can chastise him for running away,
will be invited 10 tea by
MARY E SMITH
A Y.uSG WOMAN CA>vAssISG.-An Ohio
paper says that yourg woman living in the
townshipof Springfield heard tina, young man
in the place was.not likely TO vote without
some urging and was hating between two
opinions 10 which way he would vote, if al
all. She took her fathers buggy on the dav of
election, went TO the house of The absentee
brought him TO the polls, ''vo ed him. and
then took him homo again.
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''Jes' - xaetly ."-Solon Shin.le said; they
there -evcry time. Ii he felt .-owiey'' in the
morning. he took Plantation Bittefs; if he fe weary
at night he oek Plantation Biters ii he lacked Sp
petite. weak, lanSuii mentally oppressed, he
took Plantation Bistsrs; AMI they failed Ia set
him his pins square AMI firm.
Few persons want aay better authority; but
NAV. Just read the following:
love much 70 you, for verify be-
ieve the Plantation Gitters have save4 nv life.
REV. ". Il. WAGNER Madrid, y W
have been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia aud had 10 abandon preaching The
Plantations Bitters have cured me.
REV. G. \. AILLW ooD, New YORK City.
HAD lost nay appetite-vvas SO
weak ana enervated coulds hardly walk, ana had a
perfect dread for society. The Plantation
Bittcrs have set ne all Fl ht.
JAMES HEIMlSwAY. s.. Louis, Mo-
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
FLOUR Sts2ier. surerfne at Sle1flo 20, and
trade Irands at Sfi 5s3l& 80.
NUEaT--Dui; No. | red 50 50.
CORN Old Is scarce and n demand at SIC Tor
sheIieSs. Sc Tor dail al Sos.
OATS Quiet ana steady at s,c for No. |, and a>c
for Ne .
RYE Firmer~Ne. isl =.
RARLt Y-fi N and nrrta ngei.
NHtSk Y-Stcaars 34c IA henf.
Ho1S- Dan. fen Aayers II IS e51t6 50 gross. and
- net. Receipts, $4,000
MISS FORK Dull; and prices noraiaAliy lower
it could have been bought at Ssl0f2t SO for new-
BCLh SHoULDERS-2o days in sal, sala al sc
packed
GRkEN MEATS-Dun. and prices lower: shoulders
s1.e s.des =. al a. ami hams less; dem nd quite
light.
LARD nu II Is5<c.
BACON-A limited demand fer bacon sides; clear
closed at.;s4e. shoulders AZ he
GEoCER lES-Dui Sugar at ltlzSSlitze- Got
fee e5as9..
BUTTER Firm si 3aGI32c.
CHEESE l5i.al6c. aud dull.
EGssS- 2ieII5e
col he
COTT0S- FIRM at Sc fer ,niaaliug, With few
SELLERS.
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M e OICAl,
aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior TO any Cologne, used to
battle the face and person, render the skin and
fresh. 70 aay Inflammation perfume clothing for
headache, &C. IL is manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining patronage quite
unprecedented II IS tavorite with actresses AID
opera singers Il Is sold by all dealers :, 81 90 in
large bottles, and BY DExAs BARNES Co., New York
Wholesale Agents
Saratoga Spring Water, Sold By all Druggists.
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A Romantic and Tragic Story.

The following highly romantic and
tragic story is from the New Orleans
Times:
Nearly year ago one Of the frat
merchants in the city met and loved =
woman OF English birth, whom be be-
lieved TO be widow
His advances were fayorably received,
and after many happy hours passed in
pleasant converse. the gentleman at
length declared his passion To his sur
prise and chagrin. the lady, with many
tears. informed him that her husband
Was not dead. \ long story of unkind
ness, neglect, maltreatment. and sep
arate maintenance. was related. The
fair one. with the utmost frankness. went
into the details OF her wretched existence;
and ended by hoping divorce suit. then
pending, would terminate in her favor.
The gentleman, encouraged by the con
fdence, and eager for the possession of
such treasure. insisted on her At once
departing for England: and hountfully
supplied the luhrica,ing material Cor tie
rusty ua.LiGe y Of the oo4its, Tie
journey was made, and in the course OF
q few weeks the bagatelIe OF s 10000 was
expended.
Not many moons elapsed ere the lover
was favored with most tender epistie,
conve} ing, in the nostscrips. intelligence
of another draft for Sl0 ,0oe, which he
would, OF course, pay on presentation
The business Of the law proved exceed
inoly expensive Two more drafts Of
$4,000 each were forwarded TO this
country, and promptly paid. The gen
tlenlar. becoming alarmed at the eaor-
ino;.s Train on hi, purse, ventured 10 re-
monstsat-, and begged the lady, if pos
sibIe. 10 conduct the business with more
economy
Tue communication in reply, dated at
Paris, quietly informed aim that the suit
had hecn de, iied against her, that she
WAS tied forever to the object of detes
tation and although she could Lever
forget tile disinterested friendship of
the ki2dest OF men, they must never
again meet oa earth.
''Fhc unhappy gentleman, naddened
at his FOLLY, ana crippled in business by
the Immense outlay OF money. ended his
existence b. his orr land Long after
this tragedy the real creator of it pre-
suDea again to address the man she SO
wiongcd
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Notice.

Us hereby gives 70 the citizens Of Wayne Township,
n Wsvue CauHfv. ia5izna- that intend % apply TO
tie bard OF Conats COMMISSIONER, their
tArr;, commencing the 5r1, Gav OF December $50
for License tn sell Intoxicating liquors less quaint
~ than quart tnse, and re-ni. the 80 be
drank on the premises accordance with zp
r,-u<ei 9Th March, 8 The precise place IN which
retail liquor j. IN the Immediately north Of the
-s-ona in which retail groceries, and the ruom IN
rh5ch retail groceries = tie FIRST aosr II the brick
.ildzrv The northeast corner Ct Man and From.
treefs in the city Of Rschnsond
JOHN TAG5ART.
Nor 22Bd, 1856, ss-iw-s4-
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tbs MAH8tAGE RECORD OF = Harp
sHELL BAPIIsT Elder VIM. Steele. OF
Henderson. Ky, reports the following
as his experience in the marriage line
within the last twenty years have
Joined i'll marriage three hundred and
thirty couples. Ten couples Of the above
were married al my oince. FIVE at MY
residence, two on the bank of the Ohio
river, standing under the shelter of IN
umbrella: in three cases married the
same individual twicc--thcir partners
hayiag diet Married four couples in
one day. Ny fees in all the above mar
Eiages have varied from thankcy M to
$50 / er marriage. / married one man
worth $4,000 10 S1o.c00, for WHICH he
paid me nothing, because, he said, Ssh
rs lie called her) was sickly. Well I
conld not help that. Since that time
Sal was called home, passed over on
tile other side Of Jordan but he is on
this side. with another wife. From the
best information | can get. about one
fourth Of the above number have passed
of the stage OF action. and are now
numbered wi.h the dead Sic transit
gloria mundi.'
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The Plantation Bitters have cured
Of ,leraa1,e Of the Kidneys and Urinary Or
sans taa: distressed for years. They act Ike
charm C. c. MOORE. 254 Broadway, " ~
Mrs. o. q. DEYoE. manager of the Union iIome
School fer soldiers Children she ''has given ii
to the weak aud invalid children under her charge,
with the happy aud gratifying results We
have received hundred of snch certii-
CAFES hut advertisement effective what
people the useives say OF good article. Oar fortune
and orr reputation is stake. The original quality
and high character Of these goods will be sustained
under every and ali circumstances. They have al
redy obtained sale in every town, village parish and
ha inlet arnong civilized rations. Base imiators try
to come as near aud style they can. and
because good article cannot be sold low poor
one, they find support from parties who do not
care aat they sell. Be on your guard. See oar
private stamp over the cork.
p. Ii. DRAKE / CO., New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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Estray Cow.

G.N Tuesday October 3ath White Cow straved
y froEa tae premises o. tire undersigned in this
cstr 1lh street, west srie the Fair Grounds.
She = ataa; four years old neck red from her shout
ders t. her large white spot her forehead
a number d small red ~ Is her siies-hcr legs
are aiownisa coaT-tore legs rel. from the knees
tewn 20 the seof-ho-us small and bend Slightly IN
ward she Is ot the Durham stock, IS IN good order,
AMI was giving milk wen she left iQme.
reward al s. W.. 3, given for her deiivery TO
the undersigned at his place OF residence or for IN
formation 50 thai he can get er
BARNEY THOMAS
Richmond Nov. 22i 1885, S9-4w#
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IToS's EXTRACT CT Pure JAMAICA GISsER-for
Indigestion. Nausea HEARTBURN, Sick Headache Cholera
Aorbus. Fiatuiency DC. where warming stir1ulant
required Its careful Prepartioa and enti.e purity
makes il cheap and reliable article for cninarr Dur
poses Sold here. 4. 90 cts per bottle Ask
for s.LYoS's Pure Extract Take 10 ether.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Druggists
May 10, Is55--il Iy.
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Hein1street's inimiabie Hair Coioring is not dve
AllInstantaReeus dyes composed or Ear crsstic
and more or less destrny the vitality and beanv of
the hair This is the original Hair CoIoring and has
been growing in favor eser twenty years. 1t restores
gray hair to It's original color By gradual absorption
in most remarkable manner 1t is also beautiful
hair dressing. Sold in two sizes cents and 81
BIZ all dealers. c. HEIMSTREET Chemist
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggist.
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feiting OF The United 5. a,es carrency has reach
ed such perfection that the counterfeit, currency
is regularly redeemed at the Treasury, cancelled
and destroyed with the rest of the musiiated
currency.
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Il is most delightful lir Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and danlrAf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
I; makes the hair rich, soft aud glossy.
1t prevents hair rning gray aad falling OF.
Ii restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is iGst what Lyon 5 katbairon will do. 1t is
-,retty-it is cheap-durable. It is literally sold by
the carload, and yet its almost Incredible demand Is
daily increasing, until there is hardly country store
that does not keep it, family that does it.
L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist n Y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Captain kidd's Treasure.
The New York Havenites Laborins Under a
RernRinry E.xcIfemeut.

NEW HAVEN, CoNE., Oct -, 1866.
The venerable Captain Kidd, who, as
4 certain obscure poet once insisted. re
marked coniidentially, in thyme, that he
Murdered William Moore
As sailed as | SAILED
About forty rods from shcre,
As sailed.
has again. in point of memory. became
an object Of interest Il appears that
several enthusiastic gentlemen. many Of
them influential citizens of this city,
have determined 10 form q company for
the purpose OF prospecting for the free
hooters treasure, which il IS supposed
he quietly covered with tart on TIimJie
Island, situated in Long Island Sound,
about fifteen miles from New Haven
The roject is not new, as for many years
credulous people have entertained! snspi
cions concerning the exact locality
where Captain Kidd buried his gold.
and most of them have given Thimble
Island the preference over all other To-
caiities. In fact. it has not un.,eq aent
~ been the case that within the last
twenty years the excitement has become
so ripe that many private companies
have been secretly organized, and du-
ring the summer months have prospect
ed with considerable vigor
The entire theory. as far IS Captain
Kidd exploits IN the vicinity of Thin
BILE Island are concerned. rests upon cer-
tain circums tances respecting his return
to America after his piratical career l.
seems to be a well established fact that
he ,i:i not harhor his vessel under the
lee OF Thimble Island. or rather Thin
bic Islands. fthere being two islands of
the same name nearly adjoining each
other. and ttfat his vessel was complete
~ hidden from the cruisers then search
ing for him. II is also well known tina
the freebooter and his crew frequently
landed on the larger Of the Thinble
Islands, and that they uninterruptet,iy
held their midnight orgies there for some
time. Oae of the principal objects Of
curiosity on the island IS Captain Kidd >
punch bowl, a large excavation in one Of
the rocks near the shore. perfectly sym
metrical in its proportions; and although
quite pOnderous IN appearance, is very
exactly formed TO suit the superstitious
notions of slsitants who believe ii 10 be
the work of the corsairs
Next spring it is proposed to regularly
incorporate the company now privately
at work, with q view t. more systematic
action AS the HeroId has already in
formed the public OF the existence of
two companies. one in Nova Scotia the
other in South Coventry. Conn. the asldi-
ton Of third shows conclusvciy that
there are still 'torfune hunters left
and that ''all the fools are not dead yet.
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LyaS's EXTRACT OF Pure JAMAICA GrxGry-frr
Indigestion. Nausea Eeart6urn, Sick Headache Cho-
Norbus, &c, where warming. genial Stnnfar It
is required lis careful preparation and entire ruri.v
makes II cheap and reliable article curary pur-
poses Sold everywhere, at so cts. per bottle
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THE PAPAL QUEsTIoN.-Ihe prepare
tons for the evacuation of Rome by the
F"cnch troops seem TO be going on with
sincerity and "loYaty to the treaty.
using tire words Of the late French cir
cuiar. The Pope has made arrangement
to hold his OWE in Rome a little longer
by TIC enlistment Of 3 foreign legion.
These heroes arrived il the Papal do
miuions last month. but coming from a
port at which the cholera was prevailing.
they had to undergo a quarantine, and
were put into a new Jail, a most sugges-
tive selection Of quarters, according to
the wits Of Rome The Pope, it seems
TO be admitted, cannot, long maintain
himself with this legion. or with what
ever troops he can raise. when the French
Withdraw. The possession Of Rone Ivy
Victor Emanuel will follow If the holy
Father is satisfied to remain he can do
so and he viii be taken care Of By the
Italians, who are good Catholics, but as
= temporal prince il seems to he c,nccd
CT that his reign is nearly ct an end. 1t
is suggested that he may 90 to Malta, to
Spain, to England, and even to the Unit
ed States. These are of course, spccn
lations which are to be tested hereafter
by actual eH perience.- Phil Inquirer
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Who would not be beautiful? Who would add TO
their beauty? What gives that marble purity AMI
distiague appearance observe upon the stage and
in the city bell2 Il Is nol1agcr They use
Magan's Magnolia Balm It's continued use removes
tan, frechle, pimpes and rouchness, from the face
and hands, and leaves tie complexion smooth
parent, blooming and rsvishing. Unlike many cos
meiics 1t contains no material injurious the skin.
Any Druggist viii order i: for you, If hand at
SO cts. per bottle.
We. HAGAS, Troy, \. Y, Chemist
DEMAS BARNES * Co " hoiesaIe A gt'sN L
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United States Senator.

We refer readers to the communication Of Ur.ioH
in another column. In last only spoke eur
own sentiments. We believed then a. we do now,
that our Representative would vote for Gov Morton,
and in doing &c believe he will represent majority
Of las constituents We will repeat that We viii be
content with any Union man, yet Of course we have
our Choice Hi3a BonHsr.
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Carefully niled all hours Of the day night At the
DEPOT ORIG STORE, by
NJ. b. BALLARD & co.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-02
Pierce Co. Circuit Court.

The Nav term f the Circuit Court was
held at E'l-voith on Monday and Tuesday
last. Judge WErHERBY lresiding. The fol-
: lowing cases were disposed of
Dodge VS. jay. Altar Dawson for plaintf
IS. " bite for def, ndaIt case dismissed.
Powell VS. Cox aud Famsworth. j. S.
White for plaintiff. j q. Button for defend
ant. judgment for plaintiff.
Bousiead VS. McNoah p. v. Wise for
plaintiff and j. s. W hite for defendant. Mo-
ton granted.
Felt VS. Weaver j. S. White for plaintiff.
Button d Young for deft Put over the term.
inchester. Co. Treas. rs Tozer, at al.
Button for plaintiff and Wise for defen dant.
Judgment for plaintiff
Parker VS. Parker Young for plaintiff and
Button for def't. Judgement for plaintiff.
Sonderman VS. Sonderman. Button for
plaintiff. White for defendant. Judgement
for plaintiff
Suier VS.. Collins. Button for plaintiff, no
defence. Judgment for plaintiff.
Ives VS. Parks. Button for plaintiff, White
for defendant Verdict of the jury for plain
tiff Def. moved fora new trial. and the
Judge took the case under advisenIent.
State of W isconsin VS.. DrewCs. Button for
plaintiff. HnddlestOn for defen ant. Motion
to dismiss was granted.
Mccormick vs. Pierce White for plaintiff
no defence. Judgment for plaintiff.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-02
Editorial Convention.

The eighth Annual Convention o the
Wisconsin Editorial Assnci: ton, will be
held at GAINESVILLE on wednesday, the 30 b
day Of June. CHARLES SEYMOUR. Esq (.
OF the Lacrosse Republican,, viii delh-
or the Annual Addres ,-Suljert:-
The Character and mission "f the P'ess.
w. D. MERRILL, eff the Prairie du Chicn
Courier, is appointed to furnish the An
nual Poem, and j. A. SMITH, of the
Fond du lac Commonwealth. to pre-
pare n memorial of the life and charac-
ter of the late THUsLow w. BRowE,
of the Wisconsin, Chisf.
II is desired that there shall be n full
attendance Of The fraternity of he State.
TT. n. ROSS. President.
A. NJ. THOMPSON. Cor. Sec.