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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
The legislature,

sixty aud two days, (and how many
dollars We have no just conception of
have been spent BY this superlative body,
(begging the S. C. Republicans pardon),
and the end is not yet; it still sits in de-
lghtful leisure, waxing fat aud sleek OF
tie per diem. Willit sit forever !? the
saints forbid. A proposition was made,
or resolution offered, last week, to ad
journ on the 25th, but it was tabled We
trust, however, that ray Of hope may
be based upon that, and that this grea,
lndeiniteness will some time come to a
close. The Republican objects to the
terms scalawags, &c.. as applied to this
body, By the provincial" press so-called,
and lest we fall into odium also, we call
it superlative blood-sucking party OF
leeches or vampires, feeding on the life
blood Of the State and people they pro-
fess to represent. That some good has
been done cannot be denied, and it would
be passing strange if it were not so, re-
membering the wisdom of few, and the
conservatism of others, who add a por.
,ion.of dignity to it, that is as far as it
goss. But the time, and the money /!
There's the rub. One of the few good
things is, that on Wednesday last, eighty
seven out of the number present, iuclu.
ding our own Newberry worthless, passed
the act to-re-enact certain acts lending
the name and credit of the State to the
Greenyille and Columbia Railroad Com
pany, and to validate the action Of the
said company hereunder, the act having
previously passed the Senate. This was
right, and good for the road, and better
that it was done in the face Of Gov
Scott's objections. But the burden Of
the song is the same, they sit. Among
| the items of the past week, We notice
shat Henderson, our JeemS, mas struck
lie" or an idea has struck Jim which
gives hope Of ''ile." Having free riding
on the brain, the following preamble and
resolution were offered:
Whereas, That railroad companies OF
Georgia, either by consent or by action
Of the General Assembly, are now pass
ing members of her Legislature free OF
charge over all the roads in its State !;
therefore be it
Resolved. BY the House of Represen-
tatives, the Senate concurring, that the
General Assembly of South Carolina
take such measures as may secure the
same privilege for her members.
A happy idea, but a happier one would
be free boarding, and resolution may
soon be looked for asking action in re-
| gard to free boarding in Hotels and pri-
vate houses.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Iortuary.

Departed this tan>itory life on Sunday
the 2lst insssnt, Of acute rheumatism, Mr.
Samuel r. Chapman, in the 3lst year of
his age. MIR. Chapman was mtm5er OF
the Newberry Bar, gentleman Of excellent,
literary attaiumen,s, and of modest and
affable demeanor He died young in years,
but it's said that whom the gods love die
yonng". Green be the sods above his couch
in the vale Of shadows.
Died, on Wednesday last, goth ins'., of
consumption, Mr.. Jas. E. Guy, in the 47th
year of his age. He was an unassuming,
quiet citizen, and one possessed of many
fine traits of character.
The Charleston Papers chronicle the
death Of Mr.. ELe L. Barre, in the 3lst year
Of his age. Living, he was enc of natures
noblemen, and in death."h drew the dra-
perry of his couch about him as one who
lies down to pleasant dreams" His de.
mise is deplorcd, by fond wife and many
warm-hearted friends.
The Keowee Courier records the death
of Mr. Herman Heinrich Knee,of Walhall.,
in the 9th year OF his age. Mr.. Knee was
a native Of Bochel, Kingdom of Hanover.
Mr.. q. resided in Charleston from 1924 to
1854, and was among the first settlers Of
Walllalla. He was a gentleman of large
hearted oeuevolence and business integrity,
and leaves widow and an interesting fam.
lily bereft of his fatherly counsel and com
panioaship.
We are daily reminded of the transltory
nature of this life how feeting, shadowy
and uncertain. The only truisms are death
and the great beyond!
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Death Of "Asa Eeartz,"

The New Orleans papers chronicle the
death of Major George Mcknight. He
died in that city on the 10th inst. OF
consumption. Major Mcknight was a
brother of Robt. Mcknight, Esq, d to-
and proprietor of the Unionviile Times,
and served an apprenticeship at the
Printing business in Columbia, S. c.,
from which city he removed in 1850.
Connecting himself with a Louisiana
regiment at the breaking out Of the war,
he was elected Major, and at length
made prisoner, was confined on John.
sons Island. During this imprisonment
b: became celebrated as a writer owe,
the signature of Asa heartz. In hi
untilnely death, the craft, of which he
was an ornament, is called upon to
mourn. Our sympathies are with his
afflicted family, among whom~is lovely
and accomplished wife. ....--9a..,..,. e.
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Unprecedented.

We learn by the Edge6eld Advertiser
that the trial of Hillcry Hardy and Lewis
Freeman-two negroes-for the snurder
of Mrs. Elkins, terminated on Thursday
in mis-trial, the jury after three days
attention, failing to agree upon verdict,
and on Friday to the astonishmcnt and
indignation of tie whole community, the
prisoners were released from Jail upon
their own reeognizance, by authority Of
Judge Platt. An unheard of and mos,
iniquitous proceeding, and one to which
the records Of this State will not show q
parallel.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Attorney at-Law-Thos. S. Moorman.
Breech loading Shot Guns-W. W.
Gibbes, Columbia, Bissell &. Co., COL
umbia.
Juhnstone & Nance.-Genuine Dixon
Cotton Seed.
Carwile & McCaughrin.-Alta Vela
Guano. &c.. -.
South Carolinn r. R.-.H. T. Peake,
Superintendent.
The Church Union-Henry E. child,
publisher. 49,. -
L. R. neutrality-suspicious. offer.
Last CaIl-John Coate.
" iskeman & Wilber-Rsmoval, Gro.
cerie<, Fertilizers
Commissioners Notice.
K. Moorman & 10. .-Country.cured
Bacon, and Garden Seeds.
G. G. ChrSe & Co.-Groceries, &c.
Citation-J. I. Peterson.
D. Window Shades.
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Colored LAWYERS.

In the Court of Common Pleas in Co
lurnbia on Monday last, representative
Whipper, colored, appeared for Peggy
Bolton, colored, charged with assault and
battery upon lady. What the result
to Peggy, is not stated. The Phoenix
says this is the first appearance of a
colored lawyer in the Courts of this
St,te. The Marion Star, however, says
that j. j. Wright, a colored lawyer, hail.
ing from Beaufort, was in attendance at
Court last week, and succeeded in con-
vic,ing two clients whom he defended.
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Special. =

CHAsE.-Chase the shadow from your brow
reader, for C. C. Chase is again before you with
a card, and will continue to be before you with
goods. Chase is young man, and a modest
one, and has made no great acquaintance in the
District heretofore, there being no speciality to
call him out publicly. But the case is different
now, his store is an attraction, his goods just
those wanted, and his prices he promises will be
satisfactory, therefore he will be happy to see
everybody and the other man at his place of
business and form acquaintances ad inanitum
MooRMAN.-Have you looked In at No. 2
Mollohon yet, If not, do so without delay;
but we opine there are few who have not
alresdy done so. A change has come over
No 2, it is no longer drug store, filled with
the compounds which uauseate, and some
times kill, but a first class family Grocery,
filled from centre to circumference with the
most acceptable, appetizing and health. Civ
ing and increasing articles. This establish
ment is presided over furthermore by the
active partner, Col. R. Moorman, a gentle
man known far and near, and esteemed
alike by all, and most ably assisted by very
attentive and ob'iging clerk, Mr.. Gaillard
A good place 70 buy groceries is at No. 2
Mollohon. -
MARsHALL.-Our friend with the big
heart is spreading himself as usual, this
time, in new and novel way. He proposes
to supply any and all people with good Dem>
ocratic ideas who feed on his fish. the stom.
nrnvpnHp~ oil tn no oh T,r ,vb,l 10
that for the mind is to be bestowed without
money and without price. Well done Laws
renee. Your idea is good one and worthy
of acceptation. Accept his unprecedented
offer good people, and send in your names
Immediately. .,'
Som. might secure one or both papers in
one or two days, by getting up clubs among
their ne;shbors easily, as every one loves
fish. Try it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Exchanges.
j. ". D.

The New Eclectic for March is just received
We notice the important announcement made in
the present number OF the consolidation fthe
popular Magazine "rhe Land We Love-" with
the Eclectic, Gen Hill continuing an editor and
proprietor, and the terms Of the magazine S
consolidated will remain as before-S4 per an
mum. The contents Of the number before as are
rich, rare and racy. We commend the new Eclec'
tic to our readers: The publishers request news
dealers to send in their orders as early as posi-
bic. Turnbull s. Murdock, No. 81 Lexington
street, Baltimore. ..,.- ..s.
The Galaxy Last though no means least,
comes to US the Galaxy for March, filed to over
flowing with matter to interest the general read
er. One Of the present features is the commences
ment Of Chas. Reade's new story, entitled "Put
Yourself in his Place" Want Of space prevents
longer notice Of this magazine. Address for
Subscriptions, Sheldon, & Co., No. 4s8 and 500
Broadway, n, i. Price s:4ol year.
The Riverside Magazine, the young peoples
fivorite, with an attractive table of reading, fol
March Is also ut hand Hans Christian Ander-
sen, whose name has become household word.
ID regular contributor for the Riverside. Sub
scribe or it, at only $3.50 per anuum, by sd-
d essing Aurd s. Horton, 45s Broome>street,
Ny.
McKellar, Smith Jordan's Typogral h &C
Advertiser, is an Art gem-publiShed qnar>
terly, for the benefit of the craft. twenty
Eve cents per year. Office 606 s. TIA San.
som~street, Philadelphia.
The Hearth and Home, is one Of the very
best papers for the home circle, extant. 81
peranuum-s;ngle copies, 10 cents. Petten>
gill, Bates & Co., publishers, New York.
The Barnwell Journal is the title Of a
new weekly, the publication Cf which
has just been commenced in, that Coun
,y. 1t is put forth by Mr.. John S.
Shuck, and is handsome paper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

PLANTATION BITTERs combine rare med
icinal virtues with delicious aroma, and a
favor grateful to the palate. 1t is purely
vegetable, and in its composition all the
REQUISITES of science have been complied
with. 1t is suitable for all ages and sexes. 1t
is gentle, stimulating and soothing. Alloys
peptic disorders are cured by it. and it re>
pairs and restores natures wasted powers.
Plantation Bitters are Increasing daily in fa-
vor with all classes. 1t relieves suffering,
renders life luxury. brightens the present,
and throws hopeful light on the future.
MAGNOLIA AWATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

The velocipede has appeared in
Charleston.
Governor Scott has issued an order to
Colonel F. J. Moses, ,Jr., Adjutant and
Inspector-G General, to organize his de-
partment and proceed to enlist the force
referred TO in the joint resolution au-
thorizing the Governor to employ an
armed force for the preservation Of the
peace. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
MARRIED,

On the 14th February. by the Rev: J. H. Zim-
merman. Mr.. II. J BOYD, of Eewberry, to Miss
MAGGIE STONE, Of Edgefeld. s. G..
Ills no common tie which binds their youth
ful hearts
IT'S one which only love can weave, and naught
but death can part.
On Thursday the ls b, by The Rev. j: B.
Hawkins, Mr.. THOMAS BUZHARDT and Miss,
EMMA PAYsIHeER, all OF this District.
Brides favor recsived,
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The Southern Hotel.

The Building known as "HeuningS He<
tel, has recently been fitted up and put ID
complete order, with new Furniture and
other conveniences, and is now open to the
travelling public, where they can find good
accommodation and fare at the lowest rates.
4 few permanent boarders win be received
j. L. SOUTHERN, Propr;esos.
6reen,ille, S. c., February 10, 1859,
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NEWBERRY, S. G.
Wednesday Morning, Feb. "a, 1869.

Baltimore Advertising Agency.-Nessrs.
E. S. Riley, Jr., and John NJ. Kilman, at
40 south h>Charles>street, Baltimore, Nd, are
our authorized agents to receive Subscrip-
tions and Advertisements st our regular
terms.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
NOTICE.

All persons who have been appointed to
oversee the different Roads in Newberry
County, must either work the Roads on or
before the End day Of March next, or re
port to the Commissioners at that time, so
that others can Sc appointed. Select men
will please meet with the Board on that
day.
ONE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
Feb. "a s 1t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

We learn that Richie, who killed the
Sheriff and deputy Sheriff Of Pickens
County, was pursued and overtaken by
others, and in the effort to arrest him
he killed two others, and was killed
himself These are facts as we learn
them.-Gatersville (Ga.) Express
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The Mutual Life Insurance Co.

We are requested to state that the
above Insurance Co., of which card is
published IN our paper, has no capital,
it is PURELY MUTUAL, and has assets to
the amount of $50, 100000.
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WiSkeman & Wi1ber.

Having removed to their New Store, are
ready 10 accommodate their friends in all
sorts Of Groceries, at the lowest prices pos
sibls.
They are ready to I'll orders for Peruvian
Guano, direct from the original Peruvian
Agent, and every other fertilizer required,
will be furnished at the lowest prices posi-
ble. Feb. "a 8 If.
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Assessors Notice--Last Call.

will attend at the following places, 80
Assess all property: ~ ~ .,..e s',.<. ~.
John Glvmph's Store, on Tuesday u
Wednesday, the End l. Sd March. a.,,2
At Maybinton, on Thursday i Fridsy~
4th & 5th March.
At Luther P. W. Riser's Store. on Tues
day & Wednesday,-eth l. 10th March.
IL: Reeder's Store, on Friday-f4as
March. -.
All persons who do:not avaii themselves
of the above Notice, will be dealt with %
cording to law. .r.-- ','... =; n - .4.! -,
The books are open at Major Kinsrds sl}
the time. :. JOHN COATE: fLS
Feb. "a 8 1t r.. .."J -"
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To Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell
stationers, printers and account book
manufacturers, No. Broad-St., Charles
ton, are We indebted for copy Of their
handsomely arranged Southern Alma.
nnc
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

LADIES, ATTENTIoN.-Tbe latest news
from Paris is that the Crandes danes
have determined to abolish the chignon.
Shall Newberry be behind Paris, assured
ly not. Follow suit ladies'; turn your
chignons over to your Bridgets, if they
want them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24
Notice..

I have been requested to notify the Magis-
trates to return sessions papers on or before
Saturday next. Also, to require all prose-
cntors to be there on that day, as Mr.. Mon
tieth will be here to prepare indictments
for Mr.. Talley, Solicitor Of this Circuit.
. THOS. NJ. LAKE, &C. P.
Feb. "a 8 1t. T.. ...-..;
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Thomas S. Moorman,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Has resumed the practice of the Law at
this place, and can he found for the present
at the Store OF r. Moorman & Co.
Feb. ~ If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

PERSONAL. D. H. Hill, the editor
of the "Land We Love-" and which Mag.
szine is now consolidated with tina, of
the New Eclectic of Baltimore, arrived
here on Monday, on business connected
with his monthly, and we are pleased to
say that he met with considerable sue
cess.
The Land We Love, as also the New
Eclectic, are Southern Magazines, ard
entitled if only for this reason to our re-
gard, but aside from this they hold a
high position among literary publica-
tions. and now in their consolidation
present much greater attractions than
before. The paper will be published at
Baltimore, but Ger. Hill will continue to
reside at Charlotte, N. c., where all
communications relating to military mat
ters, of which department he is the
Editor, mnst be addressed. We heartily
commend the paper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

You Can Get
Them for Nothing!
WHAT?
Why copy of the
New York Day Book,
A Thorough go-ahead Democratic
newspaper, and a copy of our
own District paper, the
Newberry Herald.
For One Year
GRATIS.
Just listen to what
L. E. M.ARSHAL
proposes.
Any one person that buys $12
worth Of Fish from me between
this date (24th Feb.) and the 10th
of next month, will receive . copy
ofthe ,....' = = -
New York Day Book
Gratis for one year. - q y
And any one~person= =buying$A
worth within that time wiH receive
copy of the New York Day Book,
also Of the Newberry Herald; gra-
tbs for oneyear. :,.'.' -.
Now is your ehance-come up
with your names. ..::.--.
You who want the papers let me
know at once, so that my orders
for Fish may be in proportion to
to the demand. The Fish,are re-
ceived Fresh Every Day in the
week, Sundays and Mondays ex--
cepted. - ~ Il
One other item and I am done.
| keep constantly on hand vari-
ETY. Of. II
Groceries, Country
Produce, COME fectiona-
ries, Fruits, Tin-ware,
and many other things which I
WILL. SELL LOW.
~-~: Try Ne. = ...-..
L. r. MARSHALL.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, Feb. 23.-Cotton in good demand
at from 26t &c.
vancing and holders firm, with sales of 165 bales
-middlings 275 a273.
CHA RIEsToN, February % Cotton active.
ard advanced ! q 3e sales 9U3 bales; middlings
-284 q 23y. -
l1vkRPooL. February 22.-Evening-Cotton
frm-uplands II; Orleans 124; sales Il, 900 bales.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

In PREPARAT1oN.- School History
Of South Carolina, North Carolina and
Georgia, by Prof J. W. Davidson, A. NJ.
This History which is now il course OF
preparation, is told in a familiar style,
and will prove highly acceptable to
schools and remunerative both to its &C.
complished author, and it's energetic pub
fishers, Messrs. Duffie & Chapman. We
are anxious to see copy.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27

This Association offers superior advantages for In
vestment for the following
EERST-The Tract Of Land which the Association
offer Tor sale has been into Lots nearly orHif
Larger than tn" Lots inside the city limits with tie
advantages Of a Twenty oct Alley Kunnin.
Through Each Riock.
SEC0CD-The Lots offered for sale are in close
Proximity L" that portion of the city which is and
must continue to be, the most bic any portion
for the reason that within few months the Depot and
Machine Shops of the Stockton and Tuare alroed Com
pany will he located within five minutes walk of the
tire Of this Tract OF Land and for the further that
within short time large portion of the shipping
Business of the city will be done the banks OF Nor
mon slough.
TEgsRD-The prose tv which the Association has
purchased aud divided into blocks, ed
what smaller lots sold that lie inside the pteseh
Environ Survey OF the city, with the advantage of pag
il 1nstaments.
The Homestead Association invite the at
tention Of the Public to he inducements of
fered.
II. S. SARGENT,
S. w. SPERRY.
Il. F.. WILHOIT.
il. NJ. FANNING,
JOHN SEDGWICK,
ii. H. HEWLETT,
PETER BARGION,
Trustees Stockton City Homestead Association.
HERBERT E. HALL, Secretary.
Ofice-COurt House, stockton.
1. J. POTTER,
Agent, Sonora.
Feb 20, 1se9-1m
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
7777777-77---177--1-I". --7----.-1--1-l--s-
TER.EGRAPHZC NEWS.

CHIcAco, March lQ-The P5Sf'S special
saws Secretary Cox saws the President is fully
determined on the policy Of sending Quakers
to deal with Indians. and will soon begin ap-
pointing prominent mcmherS of that Society
as SuperintendentS and Indian Agents.
WASHINGTON. March l9.--The new Span
lsh Minister. to-day. presented his credentials
70 the President. and made few remarks
lie expressed the desire Of his country for the
sympathy Of the United States with the new
order OF things In Spain he would endeavor
oy all the means IN his power to maintain and
strengthen the friendly relations which al
ways existed between Spain and the United
states. The President replied:
NJ. hobsrtH--l am happy to receive vou as
the Envoy extraordinary and Minister pleni-
potennary OF Spain to the United States. Re-
cent events in that country. n which von a5-
ver'' nave excited and will continue to main
tain lively interest here, hor;nr as Wa 10
that they may ultimately lead 10 an ;nsroa 80
IN the welfare and happiness of tho ,s,,Ia &c
Spain. The disposition which vop oY,,ess
TO exert yourself during Your nisS;o, - ,ho
end that the friendly relations which baro :,
ways existed between the two conrtr;a~ az
be strengthened, will be cordially recinrocats5
hv me. 'o'''''
WASHINGTON, March o0.-The pa,rsr,.
delegates called on the President ,o-1.,. :, :"
body relative 10 the appointments in tho, g.,
Grant said regard would first be naid 10 ,ba
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
DIRECTORS
REASONS FOR INSURING IN TIE
PACIFIC
Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF CuItarni.r.

Qf California,
Fir-f-The rates Of interest are larger here than in
the Eastern States Europe Consequently the Profits
and Dividends aceruns the Insured will be proportion
stely Increased.
second, All policies issuei by this Company and
proceeds thereof exempt from Execation by the
laws ef Caljfnruia-TuE ONLY STATE IN THE UNION
that provides for this Exemption.
rr.ird-Policies issued by this Company are NON,
roREElTApLE, and ALL PROFITS are divided among
toe insured.
- Policies will be made payable in Gold or Currency
the applicant may elect to pay his Premiums.
SCHREIBER & HOWELL. Gen'l Agts.
SACRAMENTO
La %, ,-sm WM. A. DAVIES, State Agent.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27
PtCFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMSHIPS FOR
lEW YORK, JAPAN AND CHIYi.
WILL BE DISPATCHED As FOLLOWS.

-5~. F@zD, Leaves Wharf Corner cf EIrst
--S--lE1S4S and BRANNAN STREETS at II O'Clock A NJ
of the following datesc foT PANAMA counsstinc via
Panama Railroad, with Of the Companys splendid
steamers from A>PlHWALL tor NEW YORK
On the 10Th, 11th aad Soih of each month that Ia,
thirty days.
On the lsth 18th and 30t ofeach MONTH thnt has r-
yene days When the 10Th, 18th and Both f o sunday
they W. leaNe on Sat1a1ay preceding when the l1fh
sails on sunday. they VIII leave Monday foiIovine
Steamers leaving San Francisco l4tn an tour
Manzanilo. All touch ~ Acapulco
Departures of the Eth or 18th expected 70 connect
with the French Transatlantic Co.'S steamer for ST. Naz.
aire and English steamer for South America
Throngh tickets be nhtained
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27

vi a n a esE IL s.
Co'umhp.-W. II. Ryan, l.. Wooten, Jas Wilson, +. c.
Mcpherson.
S"no'a.-W. l.. Sears. 7. J. Potter.
Shaws Flat,-J T. Davies.
Chinese Campo. h. Cutting, Geo. Hanna.
Big Oak Fl0t,-John Woodruff.
Floor Managers.
Henry Schulcr f. McPherson D. Sewell
J. A. :. Trout.
Reception Committee.
Z. Parsons. c. McCanbridge, A. B. Bcauvais
f. A. Briggs.
Carriage Committee.
u. a. Whiting, II Wilson, d. Dmond.
TICKFTS for the BAIL can be obtained from either of
the Committees.
TICKETS, exclusive of supper, s. so.
All ODD FELLOWS in good standing, Fraternally
invited to participate in the exercises ofthe day.
By ORDER OF TIE LODGE.
March %, 1859, -6w.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-27

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