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Money per cent. Sterling unchanged. Gold
EVENING DISPATCH,

EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton active and trner; sales 1000 bales at II
1910. Flour favors buyers; State $S 80 10 Is
Southern $40 Il 25. Wheat quiet; No. 50 27 {
2 80. Corn Mixed Western 81 81 q 3s. Porl
firm. Sugar firm; Muscovado II 12sc. Othel
groceries steady. Turpentine 54S CSC. RosjI
s3 40 s. Freghts quiet. Money very stringent
at per cent Gold Ssa. Sterling firm at 81 a 81
Governments fraction lower. North Carolina 6's
81,
BALTIMORE, November 19.-Cotton dull at 17sc
Flour steady. Wheat dull-pr;:le red 81 So Corn
active and advancing new white 81 Is 81 26; old
81 49,; yellow 81 35. Oats dull at 72 74c. Rye 81
55c. Provisions dull and nominal.
CINCINNATI, November 19.-Flour unchanged,
New Corn declined Sc. Whiskey dull. Provisions
unchanged. Pork held at $40 90.
WILMINGTON, November 19.-Turpentine quiet
at SOC. Rosin quiet at 50 60 for No. 2, and 50 GO
for No. /. Tar steady at 50 25. Cotton firm at
15s q 15&c. for Middlings.
AUGUSTA, November 19.-Cotton market frmer;
sales $50 bales; receipts s7S bales. Middlinss 15a
15S cents
SAVANNAH, November 19.-Cotton market frmer.
Middlings 16l leg cents. Sales 1850 bales; re-
ceipts 5000 bales.
MOBILE. Noyembar 19.-Ootton-Demand good;
closed firm. Sales 22OO bales Middlings l6c, Be-
csipts 1910; exports 1919,
new ORLEANS. November 19.-sugar dull and
deciiced; yellow clarifol 1ssc. Molasses active at
10 90c Flour dull and depressed; Su .,erHne dull
at So 25; choice s19 so Is. Corn dull at 81 80,
Oats, small sales at 7Sc. Pork dull and declined
5Oc.; quoted at s21 so. Bacon dull and lower; re-
failing Shoulders 12a 122c.; ribbed Sides 16o.;
clear Sides TIC. Lard, no sales; quoted in tierces
at 1876; kegs 125c. Cotton frmer; Middling Or
leans 17Ic.; sales 34Oo bales. Sterling 5Oi So.
Sight Exchange on New York a / premium. Gold
39g
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THE PRESIDENT AND us oFFIcERs-IoRE ACTION
AGAINST MILITARY REcoNsTsucTIoN-NEw STATES
WASHINGTON, November 19.-The President Is
said TO bs displeased with Commissioner Rawlin
evidence before the Impeachment Committee.
Colfax has not yet prepared lists Of committees.
Commissioner Rawlins will probably be removed
by the 1st December.
Henry Sherman, of the Lone Branch Third
Auditors Office, is author Of the article attributed
to Stanbsry.
General Imboden applies for an injunction
against General schofeld's denying him the suf-
frage. II the injunction is refused he will apply
to the Supreme Court.
The Southern Radicals will hold Convention
here February 22d.
Thaddeus Stevens has under consideration the
advisabity of dividing tie State Of Texas into two
or more States, and has announced his intent on
Of introducing Dill for that purpose during the
coming session. To-day he was for long time
engaged in collecting information respecting the
population, condition and interests OF the different
sections Of the State, and he requested Texan
editor to furnish him with all The information OBJ
tainable bearing on the question.
The Cabinet hold prolonged session-au were
present but Mr.. Weles.
The revenue receipts to-day amount to two hun
dred and ninety-nine thousaii;;S. dollars
It Is stated that England does not approve Of
the negotiations with Denmark for the purchase
Of the islands.
pnless ordered, Mr.. Colfax will not nams the
Committees until the announcement of the regu-
lar session.
Juarez has given permission for the transporta-
ton Of fanny stores through Mexico to the Fedora,
troops on the Northern borders.
The Greek Legation has advices that The Can.
dian war has been vigorously resumed.
The Peruvian Minister was presented to ths
President to-day.
A large procession Of working men in favor O
General Carey has taken place.
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Tho Elsctions In North Carolina.


WILMINGTON, November 19.-The election is
passing very quietly, about 1400 votes were poed,
nearly all Of which were negroes lbs whites voting
against the Convention. The whites will vote to-
morrow almost unsnimou ly against a ConyA.....on
RALEIGH, November 19,-fhe election passed
quietly without any disturbance. The negroes be-
haved with the utmost propriety. strong militia
~ and police force were stationed ct tue
polls. and paraded the streets tie w1ole d. y.
It is impossible to tell the result OF to-days
gotias. About 1900 votes were cast, mostly
negroes, and Radicals vita but two excep-
tons. The whites reserve their strength until
tomorrow. Many blacks forgot their names un-
der which they registered anG lost their votes. 1t
Is thought tae Radicals are ahead to-day hr.. the
past majority OF whites are yet te VOTE The prir-
opal strength Of the Radicals has been ALREADY
Pousd. The Conservatives are confident of sue
cess. The votes will not be counted uns,! to.Inor
row evening,
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The Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, November 19.-In the ReconstEuc-
don Convention the Committee on the Militia re-
ported an ordnance to organize Ststs Volunteer
Militia force subject to the orders Of the Governor.
The ques ion OF substituting the minority report
on the Franchise question, for the majority re-
port, was decided in the negative by test vote OF
yeas 10, nays 76. The majority report will be car
RED 1t disfranchises all persons who do not vote
on the new Constitution, and binds the voter not
to contest negro suftaga hereafter, and not to
maltreat any person on account Of past or present
support Of the United States Government or the
policy Of Congress.
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PugiItsric.sA Ereezr

New YoRz, November ls.-The interes. in the
Dufne and Bussey fight. which is to take place to.
morrow, is increasing.
The articles OF agreement in reference to the
fight between McCoole and Coburn has been
signed. The contest will take place OF the 9th
May, and will decide the championship, and the
stake will be $4,000.
BNoKANpToN, November 19.-The Susqueban.
nah aud Chenango Rivers have been frozen over
and the weather is very cold.
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rRY CHA TELEGRAPH

BY CUBA TELEGsAPE.
HAvArA, November 1S.-The French steamer
Ronsma has arrived from Vera Cruz, bringing the
Prussian, French, and Bolivian Ministers, an(
Prince Salm Sam.
TegethoF has secured Maximilian's body, and
vii arrive from Vera Cruz soon. The body is
much decomposed,
HAVANA November ia hurricane swept st.
Domingo October 90ih, lasting four hours, de;o'
lating the Capital, destroying two hundred lives
and nearly all the shipping in the harbor. Nc
American vessels reported among them. No news
from tie interior.
Sugar firm at 81 reals. Exchange on London
I4i 14s. Federal currency 25s 2S per cent. dis
aount. Gold, long 8, and short 5 premium.
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Marine Reports.

new YORK, November 19.-Arrivsd, the Sara
gossa from Charleston, and the Quaker City with
the Holy 1and eIclrsionists.
NOBLE, November l9.-The steamer Onward,
With 700 bales Of cotton, was burned yesterday
near Bells Landing, Alabama River. No lives
lost
ST.. LOUIS, November 1s-The steamers Ovan-
da and Amaranth -re sunk in the Upper Missouri.
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NEws.]
Chester District.
CHEsrsR, November 1916 P. M.-The elections
have passed off very quietly, but general business
was suspended.
The vote ''For Convention" was, whites three
and blacks three hundred. This was expected
Three white votes were cast against Conven
ton"
Camden District.
CAMDEN, November 1916 80 P. M.-The vote Oh
the Convention question has been toleiably large
but the white people have had nothing to do with
it. There were no votes cast against Convention.
and the vote ''For Convention" was three whites
and three hundred and ninety blacks. All quiet
to-day.
Summerville.
Su,rMEsyrLLE, November 19-Eveuing.
were two polls open and only two white votes Were
cast. The vote for st. Georges Parish was, "for
Convention" whites and blacks G59 one white
vote being cast against Convention At the
otber uol the black vote ''for Convention" was 4SS.
The colored people have been orderly in their
aeportment, and sh3H no disposition to be Often
sive or obtrusive.
Orangeburg District.
ORASeEsuRa, November 1s-2 P. Mp to thiS
time no white votes have been pollea, but the
black vote is large.
There was large crowd during the morning
and many of the negroes were armed; but all went
off quietly.
BRANcHvnLE, November 1916 P. M.-The vote
'for Convention" is 2aS tlacks and no whites.
There has been no trouble, and no disturbance.
No votes were cast against Convention"
BarnweI District.
AIKEN, November 1916 P. M.-Only two white
votes have been polled, and the black vote is not
yet counted. Some excitement sprung up early
this mo ming, but it originated in an ingenious
rumor, and ell has baen wonderfully quiet.
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Market Reports.

NOON DISPAICE.
NEW YoaK, November ls.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Whes.t &c. better. Corn 1c better
Oats I q 1c. better. Pork dull; Mess s2l. Lard
quiet at 12s 1870. Cotton frmer at 1sc. Freights
steady. Turpentine quiet at 5ac. Rosin quiet;
Common $3.50. Stocks active and shade better.
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November i
@T TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TH

@jN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CARoL1NA.-IN THE MATTER OF J. HERMAN Won
HoLToN. BANKRUPT.-IN BANKRUPTCY.-To nh0ns
# mav cuncern The undersigned her6y gives notice Of
his eyuointmcnt as Assignee Of ]. HERMAN Won lOL-
TON OF Charleston the District ol Charleston and
stats of South Carolina within said District who hal
boon adiudssd o Bankrupt, upon his own petition BY
the District Court OF said District.
pa,7d this 9Th day OF November. A. D. 1867.
LOUIS NOLAN. Assignee.
Nhe VS.
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@IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
led STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH CARO-.
LINA--N The MATTER oE HUDaINs, OWENS l.
CO.. BANKRUpTS.--1N BANKRUPTcY-To Whom it
may conesrs The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment Assignee Of the Estate Of EUDGNS
OWENS CO., OF Charleston IN the District Of Charles
ton and state Of outh Carolina who have been adudg.
Ell Bankrups upon their petition by The District
Court OF said District
At Charleston thus twelfth da5 Of November. 1867.
LOUIS McLAIN,
November l2 -. Assi9nte
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MERCHANTS LINE.

J. A~ THIS LINE Is COMPOSED OF THE FOL-
EIA LOWING FIRST-CLASS PACKETS, leaving
LNENSeach port weekly:
SAiE<zH Schooner B. N. HAWKINS, 896 tons, Wyatt,
Master.
Schooner MYROvER 435 tons, Hughes, Master.
Schooner ROBERT CALDWELL, 466 tons, Mccormick,
Master.
Schooner MOSES b. BRAMHALL. ass tons. Hussey,
Master
Schooner LILLY, &l2 tons Francis, Master.
schooner n. w. SMITH, 40 tons, Tooker, Master.
Also other FIRST-CLASS VESSELS running In con-
nection. Freight TAKEN AT LOWEST RAJ ES. AL
erchandze produce consigned to care Of the Agents
will be forwarded FREE OF COMMISSION from this
port 70 points OF destination and INSURANCE EFFECT
ED AS Low As BY FlRST.CLASs STEAMSHIPS Oh
SAIL VESSELS.
For Freight engagements apply to
WILLIAM ROACH, Charleston. C.
Orto " L. McCREADY q CO., New York,
November 16 limo
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Cur European Dispatches.
[By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
Our Havana Dispatc hes.

LIVERPOOL, Novambsr 1s-Evening.- Markets
quiet and without quotable change.
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a@NOTICE T) MARINEhS.-CAPI AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor thor vessels In Ashley
River requested net to do anywhere within drec
range Of tho heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAL
wHARVES. on the Charleston ard St Andrews side CT
the Ashley RIVER by which precauHon contact with the
submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
S. c. TURNER, E, ii.
aarbor Masters oce. Charleston, Fehr.ars g. 1854
Ephrunrv
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a@NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
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agTURNER'S TIC DOCLOUREUX OR
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Is an unfaing remedy in all cases OF Facial Neural
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or of Nervous Disease tails to yield to its magic nhu'
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utmost 1t contains nothing injurious to the most de
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mail on receipt of 81 and two postage samps Sold
every rywhecc.
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fremont street, Boston, Mass.
September . m~i omoS
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FOR BALTIMORE.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

sSNOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS against the Estate OF JAMES PHINEY, de.
ceased late of this city. Printer requested to render
them ip legally attested and those indebted to the said
Estate will make payment to the subscriber.
RUFUS C. BARKLEY,
Administrator Of James Phinney, deceased
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MARRIED

On the l4th inst, at Brdwood Albemare County
Va, b. the Rev. j. $. LINDSAY DR. j. EDGAR. Chan ell
or Of the Universit of Virginia. and Mrs GABRIELLA
MAYES, of Albemarle County, Va
City papers vii; please copy,
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their loss to examine and, If practicable claim the
same.
Several communications were presented and re-
ferred to the appropriate committees.
1t now being three o'clock, the Grand Lodge
took recess.
The Grand Lodge meets this morning at II
o'clock, and at o'clock this afternoon the elec-
ton OF officers for the ensuing Masonic year will
take place.
WHAT WILL CONGRESS Do o2-The New York
Herald answers the question thus
1T must be content to retrace the recent dread
ful strides OF the Radical revoutio nary spirit and
must clearly and squarely place itself on that
amendment to the Constitution which has been
accepted by the Northern people, whose principles
are sound and safe, and promise a reconstruction
that will be natural and peaceable This is the only
course for Congress. 1t must Wipe out the false
reconstruction Of the last Congress, just as that
Congress wiped out the reconstruction of the Pres
ldent, and starting from the Constitutional
amendment as accepted, base all reconstruction
on its principles. Will Congress do this
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aa- CONSIG LIES PER STEAMER CHAA-
PIoN notified that she Il dischal gins cargo Thus
Day at Adsers South Wharf Goods remaining on ta
wharf at sunset will DO stored at owners risk and ex
pense. STREET BROS CO.,
November 10 Con ionaea
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Having direct influence to the parts, give immediate
reliet. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh,
Consumpttve and Throat Diseases, Troohes
are used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers use them to
clear anu strengthen the voice.
Obtain only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs," and do
not take any Of the Wortass limitations that may be Of
tered. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
October % rnusir,o
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,t,rE?.Gr AND CE lDACY, AND THE
,r.Ppl,;rss og TRUE MlNH ON 1ssay Tor
vo,ue uca On the crime o. a0Au 'e ''d me Fhy:'c'
,,si:a; Errors buses IND Diseases wAih create m
rNl,rre.,ts to lARRiAGE with sure means OF Relief
-.,,t in scaled .e.:ec envelopes .rso OF charge.
-,,ess Dr. j. SKlLLIN HOUGETON,
Howard Association, PhiladGlphia, Pa
September Is smos
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FUR LIVERPOOL

FUR LIVERPOOL.
e1N- THE BRITISH SHIP CHARLESTON -
EJS-ssS Morley Master is now ready to load for tho
II$ESS above port.
'S--- For Freight engagements, apply to
November 20 ROBERT MURE co.
FOR WILMINGTON, NC.
= - THE SCHOONER CRANK B. COTTON, +"
NGA Robinson. Master. will have dispatch for the
LE4NSebove port. For Freight engagements apply 20
=ASSerS RISLEY & CREIGH ON
November 10 Nos. 143 and l45 East Bay
VESSELS WANTED,
TO LOAD FOR CUBA, BARBADOS, ST.
LIN ] homas, Nassau, Mexico. Cent al America
IENISYRlver Platte. Liverpool London ard Bre.
ALSO,
For Northern and Eastern ports. Good rates given.
RISLEY & CREIGTON,
Shipping and Commission Merchants
November 10 limo Nos. 143 and las Eas. Bay.
FOR BOSTON.
.F-> BBIG JOSIE E. DEvEREAUX, CLARK
SsxsS> Master having the heavy portion OF her cargo
E4ss engaged, will take balance in Cotton or Naval
>'f-=----r Stores and sail with dispatch.
For Freight engagements apply to
STREET, BROTHERS co.
November Is
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rr BATCRYLoR's HAIR DYE'-TIi!s
spI - Pvorn y - e,Ic DYL !. :ns best he world The
oal7 o. s.. and pJeet D,>-4Fa.e= rel.A9'. ias:aa' @
'aneV"s' ~ ~, ren.edie- .hv ill s-ects Of 81
-'H'cr1i i''@' at leaving !; ana oeactii"L
Tie ssa'';I ,,so. s .Aoul be avoided soi y al
ins. n. nIs srI fe:.alAess Fas;'s NJ . f"F<ay
'f.-', 80: ,' EwARE OF COUNTERFEIT
oeoenctr ~
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

r THE FIRST CLASS NEW CopPEBED BARK
ElSN CHATTANOOGA (of small capacityl George
.EN1AF Freeman Master, having large portion Of her
"es-@@a.cargo engaged, and gong aboard will be dis
patched Immediately.
For further Freight engagements apply to
W. B. SMITH l. CO.,
November 20 Eapier's Range
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THE GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
ADDRESS OF GRAND MASTER, COVER
NOR ORR.
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ca ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRILES
CASHRD AND INF FORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLooNs and all kinds
OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
No. 10 Wall street.
October ~ 1r New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Es- NOTICE THE FINE MUSIC BOXES
and ORGAN at Won SANrEN'S BAZAAR, No. 400 King
street will be hed ToAOrrov tsnins, 21st inst, at
O'CLOCK precisely AL chances must be paid for beSor,
the Eame commences. November 20
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LODGES REPRESENTED AND LIST oE DELEGATES.
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s.r WHEAToN's OINTMENT WILL CUR

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By its Use any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their D
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aT CoNSIGNEES NOTICE.
par schooner L. a. EDWARDS, MARSHALL Master from
New YORK. are hereby notified that she is This Day dis
charging at Rerrs Wharf All goods remaining on wharf
at sunset Will be stored at owners expens and risk
RIsLEY & CREIGHTON.
November 40 Aoents
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RY TELEGRAPH.
Chester District,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE CHARLESTON DAILY
NEWS.
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Brother n. Levin moved that the ~ ". G. H.,
present the Jewel to its owner G. ]: Cocock, ESQ
Brother G. q. Walter moved, as an amendment,
that the subject be referred to Committee.
Bro. Levin accepted the amendment, and lncor-
porated it i'll tho following resolution. which was
adopted:
Resolced, That the correspondence with refer
ence to the recovery OF this valuable level of
Brother c. j. Culcock, be referred to O COMMITTEES
OF Three, and then, with their action thereon, be
placed upon the Minutes OF tae Grand Lodge.
Brothers G. Il. Waiter, G. s. W., W. T. Walter
and n. Levin were appointed the Committee.
On motion OF Grand Treasurer, H. W. Schroe-
der, it was
PesOlued That in as much as there are several
Lodge, working under dlspen satlon, who have
appealed for charity, aud it IS proper they should
be represented and furnished, that Committee
on Dispensation= be appointed Immediately.
The NJ. W. G. u appointed G. r., H. w. Shroe-
der. A. F. LanRford, 81. J. Davis, az the Com.
mittee.
On motion of &. T., u. ". Shredder 1t was
Resoired That Franklin Lodge No 90 OF Char
lesion be allowed to change its term VI meeting
from the second Saturday, 10 the second Tuesday,
or such other time as may be determined upon.
| On molten Of Brother Durham, it was
| Reso!ced, That two Commlttees o. fhree each
G,ieyances to whom all matters pertaining to
these respective subjects shall be referred.
The NJ. W. Grand Master appointed the fol-
lowing:
Committee on Observation-Disclosures Durham
Carwie and Maurice
Committee on Bye Lsss.-Brothers Angel
Picket and Campbell.
Brother C. Inglesby offered the following:
Rescued, That it be referred to the Hall Com
mittce to report on the expediency of raising the
month. it being the opinion Of the Grand Lodge
that tie present salary is entirely inadequate.
On motion Of Brother Trevett, the resolution
was temporarily laid on the table.
Brother ". T. Walter stated that he had re
ceived several jewels from parties outside OF the
State, who had come into po session OF then
since the war, AMI invited delegates familiar with
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name" He would therefore make q formal appli-
cation ior renewal of charter and ask that he
might DO received in the name of his brethren, as
Representative and delegate.
on motion Of Brother G. H. Walter, Of Pen die
ton, it was
H., neSot9ed, That Lodge No. IS, Flint Hill is here
" entited to representation in the Grand Lodge
The Grand Master then rsad his Annual Ad-
dress as follows;