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Clerks Sale.
James Cannon ct ux ct al

John T. BUTLER
BY virtue Of decretal order in the above stated
case will sell at Orangeburg Court House, OH the
sale day In April next all that plantation or tract
OF land situate in the County Of Orangcburg con-
tanning 10 acres more or less and bounded by
lands formerly owned by Dash. Roach and John
Crum, and known as Snndes Big Bay.
CONDITIONS:
One half Cash and balance on Credit OF Sis
Montha. Purchaser to give bond for said balance,
secured by Mortgage of the premises and to pay
LOT papers and revenue stamps. Mortgage to con
tain o covenant for resale after twemty-ope dav,
notice in case Of n breach of the condition of the
bond and in case the purchaser shall fail to comply
with the conditions Of sale the said land will be re-
sold on the next succeeding sale day. at the risk Of
the former purchaser.
GEORGE BOLIyER.
mar 1875 G. C -
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TN alac District Court of the vTn,,c,,

TN the District Court of the United
J i ST.ATES-for the District Of South CaroIins-
In the Natter Of John Huffman. Bonk,vp,-fn In Bank-
rupfey.-Notise is hereby given that all Creditors
holding Liens on the Estate of John Huffman,
Bankrupt, must prove their Liens before Julius c.
Carpenter, Esq, Register in bankruptcy, at his
Otiee, No. 72 Broad Street. in the City of Charles
ton. ON or before the 29th day of March inst
BY order of the Honorable George 8. Bryan,
Judge Of the District Court of the United states
for the District Of South Carolina
C. B. GLOVER, Assignee
March IL, 1S69.-I3 A. ,
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A well known author hung up his stocking
in jest last Christmas Eve, and his wife, very
much in earnest, put baby in it; whereupon
the author said: "My dear, darn that stock
ing"
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DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-Rhodcs' Super
Phosphate, the old and long established stand
ard manure, can be used either broadcast or
in the hill, or rth tie seetl az the driU-in no
instance is it to be ploushed under sod, nor
bedded upon.
In case of re-planting or backward growth,
Rhodes applied as top-dressing produces
speedy growth-a docs not fire. Exposure is
of great advantage, as it absorbs ammonia from
the atmosphere, rain and dew-it being es.ab.
lished that large quantity of ammonia per
acre is evolved during the year from these
sources
An application of two hundred pounds per
acre is considered sufficient for crops, but ex-
pericnccd lantcrs report three hundred pounds
per acre as repaying the outiay-high man
urins, on few acres, being the most desirable
under our changed labor system
Professor Charles U. Shepard, in a recent
paper, says:
The planter win never obtain the best ef.
fects of artificial fertilizers until he incorpo-
rates them largely with composts of stable
manure, vegetable muck and wood ashes.
The idea of trusting to few hundred pounds
to the acre of even the best fertilizers seems
next to absard to the Northern or European
agriculturist, who thinks nothing of enriching
tho same area with ten or fifteen tons Of a
sound compost"
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sourH CARoLINA LOAN AND TRUST Con-.
rANY.-Particuiar attention is invited to che
advantages which this Institution affords to
parties who desire to invest their funds tem.
pornrily.
The ability to use such funds az short notice,
and at the Same time to derive interest there-
on, is thus amply secured Executors, admins
TRAITORS or trustees, also ladies' unaccus.omed to
tho general management of investments. will
find this Company convenient and safe
depository for money.
The Directors are we'll known citizens of
Charleston.
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MEssRs. CoRNELsoN, KRAMER & Co. ad.
vcrtiscs fresh stock of goods just received
All that is necessary for US to do is to call at
tention to their advertisement. The fact is
notorious that these gentlemen know exactly
how to keep store. They are liberal adver-
tiscrs, to which, as matter of course, they are
much indebted for their great success. They
buy heavily OF all kinds of goods, to sell, and
they let the people know !: :k-e..sA .le
medium of their County paper We advise our
readers, one and all to give them call.
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EINAL NOTNCE.-AllP Persons
II having demands against the Estate of Rich
ard NJ. Glaze, deceased, are hereby notified to pre-
9th de- of April next, OF they win be debarred
payment, M. s. M. AnAET,
mar 2Q-3t Admx,
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NOTICE.

EAIR NOTICE..
Il The Collection Of oil
Taxable Real Estate within the Corporate Limits of
Orangchnrg Village, for the year 1869, will be held
at DIR. Oliveros' Drug Store, each afternoon, he
tween the hours Of 2 aud 8 o'clock, from the llth
to the 10th day Of March, inclusive.
Those falling to make Payments during the after.
moons above specified, will subject themselves to an
additional ten per Oentum their original Assess
mcnt. L. j. OLIVEROS
seh at Clerk ce Council
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sherif's Sales.

S0eT1U S sales.
By virtue Of sundry writs of a. ia. to mc directed
viii sell to the highest bidder, at Orangcburs
for cash the following property, viz:
One tract of land containing $40 acres. bounded
by lands OF d. Avinger, w. C. Norris. p. J. Tste
and Estate lands Of David Shulcr levied on as the
property of George w. Thompson at thu suit of "
ID. v. Jan,ison Commissioner in Equity
ALSO
One tract Of land containing 80 acres more or
less. bounded on the south by Thomas Oliver; north
by Mrs. 4. c. Andrews, west by Mrs n. Kcitt and
east by Columbia Road. Levied on M the property
Of G. ID. kcitt at tho suit Of David Houser.
One tract Of land containing 800 acres. lying on
Bull Swamp. Levied on as the property OF }. J.
Douglas at the suit Of Jas. II. Harley.
ALSO
One tract of land containing 900 acrcs bounded
north by Estate of L. 8. Tyler, east by A. D. Dow
ling, west by WIN. Evans and south by South Edisto
liver. Levied on rs the property of Thomas W.
Tyier nj ias sui. ss wm- r. wrc.,en Assignee
ALSO
One horse. Levied on a. the property of ]. i
Houck nt the suit Of L. Louis & Go.
4enaison Com'r.. vs. Frederick.
ohucr Oeeree OF foreclosure in Equity In thia
case will sell at Orangcburg Court House ON the
nth day OF April next for cash purchasers paying
for Title and Stamps). All those three tracts, the
property Of A. j. Frederick lying in Orangcburg
County; to wit: One tract OF about 100 acrca, on
North Edisto River, through which tract, Sandy
Lake runs; bounded, nearly all round by Lands
which were Of L. L. Cooncr. One Other tract, Of
about 800 acres; called Radcliffe bounded by
the .Grifhths Old Place" formerly of VIM. Fred
erioks aud by lands Of Reeves Doyle, anil former
ly Of L. 4. Cooner; aad other tract of about oa3
acres; being the undivided half OF IiG acres. on
the mile Pond and Peter Woods Branch" waters
OF North Edisto.
sherifs Office, II. RIGGS,
Orangebrrg e. H., SC, sec
Mar. 8, 1869.
marI3 2t
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I. K. Sasnortas, Representative from this
County III the General Assembly, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at this place. This is, we
believe, the frst Federal appointment of a
colored man to Office in the State.
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FlRsr SnAp orSrHE SxAsoN.-Mr. D. w.
Robinson caught on Monday evening last, she
FIRST shad caught in the Edisto at this place.
Their advance up the Edisto this year is un-
usually late.
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OEsANGEBURda COUNTY

PROBiTE COURT.
ET parte Michael Arant, Ex'r Estate Henry Fekel
NIHEREAS, Michael Arant having filed his ne
w tition and final return in this Court pray
ing for letters of dismissal Administrator of the
Estate and Effects of Henry Fekel, deceased
Notice is hereby given to ali concerned that on
Friday the 9th day of April next, will proceed
to grant said dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal of Court, this 4th day
of March, A. d. 1860.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
mar 1T Judge of Probate.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. q, 1863.
THE oRANuEBuRa NEWS IS THE
ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED, In OR
ANGEBURG, COUNTY, AND PAYS
WEEKkYavIsITs TO syERY HOUSE
AND HAsILlsT IN THE COUNTY.

- g. q y -sF t- q
NJ Several sof our readers, doubtless, OBJ
sesvoa 4 Esd cross on the margin Of tHsir pa
per, last 9wsek, several Of these knew what it
meant, and no ssph mark win be found ON
saeir papers this week. Others, however, may
hot know what il means, Well, we win pro-
ceed to aSlrthsA. One mark means your sub
sssipsion is due, the second mark means pay
Up, and cruising them means that If yoa don't
pay up you win be e,ossed out, and no more
AsSe the pleasure Of hearing US sport, through
she medium "a. che OnAseEnuna News We
lore yeu, reader, fondiy love you, and hate to
part with you, bat we love that two dollars,
Too; o.pay up and don's get cross.
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EINAL NOTICE.-.-An Personn
IL holding claims against the Estate Of John q.
Miller, decd, will present them properly vouched,
to the undersigned, on or before the 18th day Of
April 1862 or payment will be dobarred.
]. II. OCAIN,
mar 6J-5t ogs::sed ..s:...n:s.va.or
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TN the District Court of the limited

Il STATES-for the District of South Carolina
In me haite, Of J. ~. gsitt, aastr.pt-In Bank
rnptey.-Notce is hereby given that all Creditors
holding Liens on the Estate of J. W. Keitt, Bank
rupt, must prove their Liens before Julius c. Car
penter Esq, Register in Bankruptcy. at his Office,
No. II, Broad Street, in the City of Charleston, on
or before the 29th day of March, inst.
by order Of the Honorable George s. bryan,
Judge Of the District Court Of the United States.
or the District Of South Carolina.
c. d. GLOVER.
March 9, 1869. Assignee.
mar @ A.
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I N the District Court OF the United

IN The Matter Of Jacob F. Wiz, Rankrupt-In
Baakruptey-To aH Whom 1t may Coneern-The un-
dcrsigncd hereby gives notice of his appointment.
as Assignee of Jacob p. Witt, IN the County of
orangesqrg and State of South Carolina, with.
in said District, who has been adjudged a bank
rupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of
said District.
Dated at Orangeburg C. H.. the Sd day of March,
A.. ID 1862
C. b. GLOVER,
mar 6-o Assignee.
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4 " she Dlstrlct CAurt 81 the aJnitesl

TN she District Court OF asae United
STATES-for tie Distr,ef of South Csroi;no-
y" the Matter Of Jeeob =. Wat Baak,xpt-Is Bsak-
r"ptev.-Notice is hereby given that ell Creditors
holding Liens the Estate ef Jacob p. witt,
q bankrupt, must prove their I.iens before Julius
c. Carpenter. Esq Register in Bankruptcy, at his
Office No. az Broad Street. in the City Of Charles
ton, on or before the Goth day Of March inst
by order of the Honorable George &. Bryan
Judge of the District Court Of the U. s., for the
District Of South Carolina.
C. B. GLOVER,
March o. 1863 Assignee.
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A Proclanation has been issued by Cover
nor Scott, dircssing all needful measures to be
taken to carry into effect the recent act Of the
General Assembly, for the removal of the
county seat Of Barnwell County from Barn.
well TO the Town of Blsckville.
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IN the District Court OF the United
j. 7ATES-For The District Of South Carolina-
4" The Matter Of j. w. Reia, Bdntrupt-In Bank
rnpfey-To Whom may Coneern-The under
signed hereby gives notice of his sppentment as
Assignee of J. w. Keitt in the District of
Orangehurg and State of South Care "a, within
said District, who has been adjudged s. bankrupt
upon mis- own petition. by the District Court of said
District.
Dated at Orangcburg C. II. the Sd day Of Maroh,
A. d. 1869.
C. b. GLOVER,
mar o-ot Assignee.
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IN tine Deafrict Court Of the United
J. STA TES-For the Distriet Of SoatG CaroIna-
IN the Matter Of John Huffman Bankrupt-In
bdnhrsphey-Io Whom may Coneern.-The under.
signed hereby gives nc Zoe of his appointment AZ
Assignee Of John Huffman, in the District of
Orangeburg and State of South Carolina, within
said District, who has been adjudged bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the District Court of said
District.
Dated at Orangeburg C. II. the 3d'day Of March.
A. d. 1869.
C. d. GLOVER,
mar o-ot Assignee
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COnsignees per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining IN the Depot to Date.
N. Il. w. Sistrunk, r. e. Riekenbacker, Mrs. O.
NJ. Roberts, w. j. Snider ]. ii. Boltcn, j. Bennett,
f. Marchant, +. NJ. Jones, d. X. Norris, NJ. j. Kel.
Ter, ). W. Hoffman, W. Bates. j. W. Tyler.
Gunno will be un!oaded on the Platform at Con-
signee's risk.
In accordance with order received from the su-
Perintendent Storage viii hereafter he charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for unreasonable
length Of time. w. C. MEREDITH,
Agent.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF TnE OnAxoEBuna NEWS,
March 26. 1869.
COTTON.-sales for the week, 80 bales with n
good demand. We quote:
O3uipary
Siooo oTuiuary .........
Low Aiiddling............ ..............25t
Strict Middling. g......................
uood hiddiing..... g.................................
RoroH IrcE--Is dull at ST. s5 per oushe,.
Corn Ito Peas LOS.
Pinders. SGlbs to bushel, 81 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
SiLVER."... ............................. %
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ID ECEKyE0'S H0TaCE.-whs w;r.
4h dersigned having been appoihtsa kisCRsf aa
,giyes notice tAat all claims sssIrat ssid $3.50
must be presented 20 him. anS al ysrssas issslts6
must mako payment to him alone. 4t
c. D. GLOvER, Receiver
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ag AGESzE 4 ESA TES BLANKS
Nh For Sale st
uar 27 THIS OFFICE.
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NOTICE TO CREnHrOrsl

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
w. g. sandfard and wife, oRANeEBURa
Jacob Foglo, Admir-. ct. el. EQUITY.
by order Of the Court Of EQUITY made In th;,
case, the creditors Of Nathan Whoistone are re-
quired to prove their demands beforeme within ono
month. g. W. ROIJyER
Feornary I'd, 1868. c. G. p.
Icp % I'm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-12-24

frozen, sav October. November OF IL
ccml'cr, varying according 10 latitude =
dig away the soil .rom the stock which
may la OF any size from onc-half IN h 10
two inches in diam eterl andcut il ofat 4.
depth ofnot less than three inches from;
the surface. s'pli, the stock in the ordi-
nary manner for cleft grating. Make
the graft about four inches long. with
one or two buds. as may he convenient.
and. emitting j. to wedge shape, insert IL
in the stocks. being careful TO have the
inner bark of the stock and graft NEE. ::
then tic in Inc graft by winding the stock
with bass-bark or strong twinc. enough
TO hold il firmly in place. Next. throw
in soil enough 10 I'll up around The graf.
filing up TO the upper bud; then put NJ
ilower-pot "a small box will answer the
inverted. over the graft for pro-
lection. Bunk up around The flower
poi 10 The top. and overall laaca straw
or leaves 10 protect from frost. I'll,
should not he removed uniiil
lhecoid. freezing weather il over.
Mr.. Fuller states tint 'gr,ii> inserted
after his plan will make almo,tas strong.
growth rs the originaLsine would haze.
lone. II il lad ,ot been grated.
, 1869-11-18
Eminent American ~>xcnslsts.

CuFEfslsMehe rf fAe ~. Lcuis TJafA
llul.cn KISsr bosI heund Tor htuany. % Tns
1ssl wss tafl uap, with gray hsis. b1t vigorous
iGr bis age. The second n tcar,y IS rail- and
hls peculiar alooch.nR walk Attracted RreAs deal
OF fo.cs- The coat cast on and proceeied ur the
t1ssr, Wile noet cr The passengers sat On the up
rrr DECK, cr1cs!ug the cool air ard &tnirnE tic
II an',fnl eceDtry OF the Hudson
exn..uves, Vas heard on the deck be,ox. uae OF
the bo.r.ba,ds bad let something heaTr fall the
tots Of the tal'. thin mao. and he opened "a tast
aud Aai'lax, and Jerusalem, and q plscc 4 sooi
acal warmer thsn ei her, ard ca,lsu him morn
tsrca 1han he could rtpcaI IN \ week. and ruaae
rear te<:k.haud Was completely dcool!suet1 and
obliged 10 retreat in ~tll confusion from the
tcrne- At The fnne roEreut nan who nsd been
itao1H over ono Of The s,te rats began TO swcAr.
II Was the 6su:c nan that had Rouc aboard Aile&
the tall thtn onc- nc Lad taken ou nia hat.
ard Wal leaning over The raft III contemplativc
1 altitude and mood sben .o!ne cns @ 90 tae nprss
tptti!c on his head. That started him. lie shook
bus te,s, MD stamped, and uttered yolle5 sltcr
so'.ty Of IopsirG cath$ Ard sta11Gd the whole
astno.'rcre h,s superiority 10 The o,aer man,
shen The deck f1nd tuned up ARaiu. Then the
= - Ear re- nuntd operatoDA lie Damned that
% ,a .sna s's.9 ~ ever -. xod aud ne
hh.Hshteu sfhin- In the mean time tue Inau Who
nAa oetn oat about tho tobacco sptttlc had suu-
eS .eS mo. zen quiet was restored, another deck
;.r. su a.Aea one OF The Passengers who "tncm swo
Ia n1S 1'o1s Is canEo1eEc Vanderbilt md the other
Wei, I've bin A1opg this ere river thI,ty
seas, nnd I've Anowesi t-ileys that could do Fret.
y tasl rtatin. hut I'm ID Il taAt skinny old
osh5. .factd te.ler alnI Lad. but iainI M ne tur
siht he u r0user:"t '~
AEd stno Commodore has been improving nts
Vl4Ql kAuillE1 ever fQEE.
, 1869-11-18
DuPAGE COUNTY ELECTION.

Letter from 1son. 1hos, IL, HIRAM
To The E'''t"r cf Tht caie ~ Tribune:
observe In 4 TcCcLt is.nc Of yuus n,n,r Win,
Enl2orts tu be "co.rtct can,ass &: the whole
vote Of ru1see Cou1ty, n furnished py some
lelalrg citizens OF SE;cIvle,' tnI.ca.,3r rasu,t
OF tic tAtc election totally di1eEent from 1h,t
o[lcioily hnnouIced At the kAtne tiale there :.
pub:'thcd telegram from wneatop, rero,,,ur
tAr detection lrre, By lac 1;oasd OF Cauvassers.
of t.ersut rsauds and Irregularities "a TIC M
pe1vlllc vote" etc. From these cIimtnrtloas aud
1te1lu,toaLous and from TIE uncfnc:nl te,utrs
furnished By Jour SaPerS11c correspondent, II II
manifest, aid much 10 t-c oeplortd, TINT the M.
happy feud which for JeAtS has distracted tho
county, 10 tie lcea1ton Of tho county scas, cx-
erriscd an a1f-coatTolllns !ulaeoec in the recent
1lecttcr, lie vote being rs strictly sectional as
though Tie whole nsuc we're tits k1r1le between
Wheaton md Sa6e-yt1c, instcal ef the IA moro
no:1esto7s Interests ilvoivtts II the amendment
OF The Cbnxtltculu OF The Sta1c.
HsstDR teen IN WethiLptoa A1lce September, l
waa rot culy csaent Ircrl trc county 1t the tate
eecnrr, bur, except tie telee etu7hlc announcement
OF my unsolicited Iontras1en by the Republican
Convection, kLcV absnlutclJ nothing OF
the canyAss. Several daJA had elapsed AFTER the
tlettton teforc 1lcsraed who was the opponac
candidate, Aah what WAS tie RESULT Thus my
worthy opponent, Judgo codF, haa tho fed 10
h.ustIf, AID, trot1, conducted the campaign
jua!c,ous:y, 30 TO sec that no t.EssFog irEeeu-
lultiekt' In tnc woe shruN prejudice his elcc-
f'on- lie tidrus. l, seen1e, 10 BE- tho successful
candidate, while the County C.ess, on tie con.
ua1s, sppsited me officially Of ny e!eeIIoa-
al th!A distance, and in the absence Of The
Leseesa1! data, an ~ incapable OF Judging the
.uesan Of Inc cage "a bereEe my assoc.8tes On
tne th'on ticket are OF doing m Intentional
"topR r1fA III facts eso,e lAsu and seith tie aid
- q t"f Board ~ canrasst.- Hu: my main psrpoae
II Aos "f7ubg 70 skkurc Jaaxu C2dy. and hlg
, 1869-11-18

repoftea q 'sf ifoa iHa EASTERN easi, Il
ran- Hhich amounted during the rnst car :
f43,tth Thcfc Of Louisiana amounted IL $40.
alFaLla AID Sotir Carolina contributed nothing
this .e4f, against $5f-b1 In lsfs-
TIE Heaviest contributing Western c7nlcEsnce
WIS thas VI ohio, which olrefrd siS,s>a1l. Air
l4I:a sase sacs: Mississippi asd Northwest Wis,
pr, Dulhtn observed that elrcc s1e cstaa,taa,
8ssnt u the Mission SccletS 0ltS yeats ago 20
Or toretgc work ana 0ne-tn.E1 to home wUrk.
Dr. 15aIIe EHf,t trSt TO n!ss1tpa:lts had been
feLt 10 spain, New Mexico, or New Errus1n lie
1h.psh, iha, tt &c. ra.ts O. :ne soc'ety shorl1 be
GET Ord TO The E1satoCs OF ChIEa and lutlA
Tn kEe dthmitss1 Of the audience, Ht.hor CinrS
ftfEeEseh tie members OF the sOc!ety 10 re ua1u
:cr The election, TIE noie Of Section HI 'her,o
ffs Ckttd y a. 1pppket1 aLtl coAuKc5. In sfe13 uf
the Scnlnotsco fomuittre O! rEe n artl ct Man
ar r Offering Isl Of ponua7.nus n the 1n-t:Ing
10 ts Eosed VI, cosr:1t,tcc from thnse rre'ent
"assaE rc, Who conferred With inst Of TIC Rn4r,!
Of Nsnc1c1s. This rt-ul;e1 III The election cl luc
following canrd officers:
r: Tss.ite1t. l.lsnop Aoszt5: Vice Presidents.
,1s1s, TtoEptoD, anil Kingsley, Nj. Eaoca l.
r.: caer, Kes; Mot1ta DC. Csavrdrt,, M7. Wll:am
-; = SAdisre IT, Kes John = Kosne: Nj James y:
csrsor. Tn asurc.: R"v. M. Latc fIi;cnc ,ck,
At'a!ant Tttasuser; Lev. DAshl Terry, Recording
Msrart1s, bishops 31or1-. Jan~s, Scott, s,np-
foD, KsIct, Ames, ciatl, Tholpton, ard Eincs.
lgv, Rev. pr. j. T. Durno, Rev. IN. ", l. Husn.,
Res. II. T, Carlton, Rev. Dr. J, Ilotdtch, Rev
IT. ], Porter, K u. Vale, Kev. j. 4. Roche,
Kcv. Dr. Il. Wise, Eer. J. Tottlc, Key. l., II,
Fcts, Key. Dr. ~ DC. Crawford. Rev. Dr.. II,
Jc.te u. lrrk. Nev. a. S. iiuu., Mr. E3t1, Nev.
= .. nsowc, Rey. {. u. sing, lsrr. III. j. L,na.
bun, Rev. br. .. II. Tiffany, Her. I. G. An'iscws,
Res l.. r. Duur, ". II. Sk!IEo-t. George T.
Ioth !. Faicon-s, ". Trastow, i: l. Fancher,
7. Patterson, !. II TAN, T. Mnwe. Il 81. tof.
restr, IL J. Ilaker. i. S. Mclean. e. Wnlsn, J. 4.
WriShr. j. Frrnch, j. II. NSIertAausen, s Cr1-
wrll. y. uo,l {. {. North. g. uasiey. c. h.4el.
lows, ". W. Cornell. L, F. O,elt. I.aac o 1eli,
=. U. T: Archer, G. J. FeUy, Joseph F. Knapp. J.
GecrIe L Sepcft c. Z. F1sr, nd c. Z. KexnpldA
, 1869-11-18

toe ant hpuf serc1M Of tho managers enteFo'
the lecture Eoom for the pu1pose OF observing to
ptoctedtnRs. but, After tema,nlng some !ine, the.
sssiea. % - though they wesc well pleased With III
a. = lhte hour soman madt her appearance
1nd seemed 10 make eycsJ effort to attract notice
upon inquiry. We learned that she was ans s1u
Dent OF Tho Female Medical College. Wtesder II
VA neE purpose TO create Disorder or not, We m
ha1e reeo, CO ia % aui., of "a p,ase M 4as 10, I sas
leaSt oMt9tbed by her pfEsenca-
The folio sing RESOLUTIONS were adopted BY The
Hoard q Aana9era Of the hospital, on Saturday
WaEa1.a ~ meeting Of The nesre ot A.a,se.. Ct
a .ap 1ss e.
,sads1 1tc| The te9;k Msasa ces9s to sssesd
q ing
i,hss ~ ssh1e 70 .ts h eas ;hs A.
humber ii nsle students behased u vcsy iadee,r.
o.. ~; ns1 q ll..saS !sioIe IL leetass5 COM
Hys; y othe5 e1da unhomus In TX WI frkulaed
ee eos q s r. aes
Of tur ets and such ia. eojeyed the syupath5 and
4b.t s ss8o tasIass Of tho .ndea.
ssos % Ea,t IT, tas olss1.tesal se:os the r.
Il and 10 ssots sasS aessales = wn scse ssod oSder
On future 1cr.sihs
TIL he r read s.t', b. zs*s e
sed from attending the clinical leetu1es the ho-pt.
dE!".ed 10 conduct wiz pfepriesy,
R,4v!s~d. That the Atove ednga he pullitLed n
tie d'' r'pe snsd By II 1 qc' sas
TIE excitement, far frosn oelas over, Il rasntr
versit, and JACKSON College have Iuig determined
.lbt 10 attend the clinics under existing ctrcuM-
stapcet meeting. At wh1cn no.t Of the prom.
q sse ~ arc to 1c ~ ~
It, details vii be Ll.cussed.
The ladiea arr a. determined as their alale op.
ponents, bur We understand that they regret the
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