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Headquarters South Carolina Militia.

IAcduYUdj LelS oOuLu CdI Ollud Mlutld.
ADJ. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
CoIuMB1A, s. G., May 3, 1869.
tGENERAL ORDERS NO. IL 3. "'.i
OUCH CITIZENS of this State IA arc comprised
~ within the following classos, and desire to be
exempted frcn, service in the Militia, in accord
ance with tho provisions of an Act entitled Gan
Act to organize and govern the Militia of the State
OF South Caroliua,p approved March 16, 1869, are
hereby instructed to forward to this Office, imme-
diately upon tho PRONUNCIATION of this ORDER ap-
phcations for exemptions
l. Regularly ordained OF licensed ministers and
preachers of he Gospel.
III. Clerks and employees in public Offices, JUS
ners, oonstables, OWL officers of the United
States, Ferrymen employed at any ferry on a post
road, and Miers.
III. All persons entertaining conscientious
scruples against bearing arms, practicing physi-
Clans professors teachers and students in col
leges academies aud common schools
~. Persons regularly and hOnorab!y discharged
from the army or navy of tho United States in
consequence of the performance of Military or
Naval duty, in pursuance OF any law of this state;
and all persons who now are Tor may hereafter be-
active members of regularly incorporated fire
companies in this State.
V. Commissioned officers who shall have served
as such in the Militia of this State (previous to
the Goth day of December. A. d. 1907 or in any
one OF the United States, for the space Of seven
years: t'ut nc. such officer shall be exempt un-
less his resignation after such term OF service, has
been accepted, or in some other lawful manner he
shall have been honoraby discharged.)
VI. Idiots, lunatics, paupcrs and persona con-
victed of infamous crimes.
SEC. .. All applications for exemption must be
made upon the affidavit Of the applicant. and shall
distinctly set forth the name, occupation age and
residence Sdf in a, County, town or village, the
name OF the township; if in city, the ward,) of
| such applicant.
SEC. s. Applications from clerks employees
in public offices must III all cases, be accompanied
with certificates FROM their respective chiefs or
employers.
SEC. 4. Applications for the exemption of idiots,
lunatics and paupers must be made by their 'ne1t
friend" upon his affidavit, and must be accompa-
nied in the two frat cases, by the certificate of the
! attending physician
By order Of His E1cellency the Commander-in-
Chief. F. j. MOSES JR.,
Ad;atant and Inspector General.
The following named papers will copy once:
ns- Charleston Courier, Ne,os and Republican,
Chester Reporter, Yorkville Enquirer, Lancaster
Ledger Fairfield Ne,os and Herald, Newberry
Herald Abbeville Press and Banner. Anderson
Inteuigencer, Keowee Courier, Greenvile Noun
tatneer and Enterprise Laurensville Herald. Edge
3eld Advertiser. Unionville Journal, Spartanburg
Spartan and Gdzette, Barnwell Sentinel and Jour
nal, Sumter Nears and Wdtchmdn, Williamsburg
Journtl, Marion Stor and Crescent, Camden Jour
nal, Orangeburg rNe,os, Darlington Seutherner
and Democrat, Georgetown Tines and Clarendon
Press. May t6
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THE LATE RECRUITING ORDRR--The
| Washington Star says as undue significance
! seems to have been given to the recent War
Department order for resumption of the re-
cruiting service, it may be we'll to state
| that it was issued because discharges, soon
to take place, will reduce the regiments be-
| low the minimum authorized by the recent
Act Of Congress- ~ N..'', -..
PARAGUAY. .--Ey the Atlantic telegraph we
learn that Lopez had a large army under
him, and was carrying on q guerilla warfare
in the Ceno Leon and Sogon districts, An
allied gun-boat expedition up the Parapa
River had reported that there we're no forti-
fications on its banks. Minister Parauhos
was about marching on Villa Rica with 5000
men. -. .rif - > - +. t,c.,. '--Hf ~ ~ ,,.- ..r
NORTHERN IMMIGRATION is truly gra-
tifying to note the number Of Northern men
not political adventurers, who come to the
South for the purpose of creating dissen-
sions between the white and black races,
but enterprising, hard working immigrants,
who come to improve the country-that are
casting their lots amongst us.
The Bainbridge argus notes the fact that
Methodist camp meetings are about to be
revived in various sections of the South We
once heard very distinguished Methodist
clergyman advance the opinion that camp
meetings were the Inventions Of the ID. I"
Commissioners appointed to ascertain the
amount of damage done to property in the
border counties of Pennsylvania during the
rebel invasion have completed their alot-
ment. The total amount claimed is 81 ,S21,- :
OBJ. A, and the amount allowed 81 ,093,
351. SO.
Two young women per day commit sui
eide in Paris on account of disappointed
love- One man per day kills himself on ac-
count of pecuniary embarrassments. Which
| shows the most sense? .,, rs,,-r
The New York Express suggests, ntw the
| Odd Fellows Jubilee is over, that the "odd
girls" get up celebration, and get even
with the men by marrying.
A VERDICT man. died suddenly from
intemperance, and aWestern jury found that
deceased came to his death by drinking
between drinks" ~ ~ NJ
| It takes ffty-seven paymasters, from Bri-
gadier General down, to do nothing in the
world but pay off the present standing army
of the United States. NtN
A suit is set down for early trial in q
Tennessee court, to test the right of ma
gistrate olemnizing o marriage to kiss the
bride. III !iH tita} Il taiuH
| The new three cent stamps after passing
through the post Office are like pugiists
emerging from mill, quite black and blue
in the face.
| New Orleans, finding it cannot prohibit
gambling houses proposes stiff tax on that
sort of industry.
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The yslocipede. as taeaesos !s6omotion,
it is asserted, is practically worthless. At a
recenttfial on The Union course, near New
York, mile in six minutes was the highest
speed attained, and the rider could not keep
up that rate 'of speed even for moderate
length of time. AS the trial was made under
unusually favorable circumstances, as to
smoothness of track, 1t may be concluded
that the velocipede on ordinary roads is an
incumbrance rather than help to the
rider. 10y
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The beauties of negro legislation were re-
Gently shown in Raleigh. N. G. The propo-
s'tion was to increase the debt of the city
ny borrowing 800, 900. The propert, hold
ers, who were whites, voted aaainst IT, Tha
negroes, who pay no taxes, voted in favor.
aud carried it,
An Episcopal clergyman of Indiana has
Deen convicted OF the offence OF witnessing
the "Black Crook, and his Bishop has ren'
5rimanded him accordingly.
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PLANTATION BITTERs combine rare me H.
cinal virtues with o delicious aroma, and
flavor grateful to the palate. 1t is, purely
vegetable, and in it's composition all the re-
quisites of science have been complied with.
1t is suitable for all ages and sexes, It is
gentle, stimulating and soothing. All dys-
peptic disorders are cured by it, and it re-
pairs and restores natures wasted powers.
PLANTATION BrrTERs are increasing daily in
favor with all classes. 1t relieves Duffering,
renders life luxury, brightens the present,
and throws hopeful light on the future.
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. MI t1t3
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How TO RETAIN YOUTH AND BEAUTY
is a matter of no little Importance nova
days, among men and women, to preserve
the bloom and freshness of more youthful
days. Cosmetics and Partisan artifices will
never stay the furrowipg plough-share of
time. External appliances cannot rejuve-
nate the decaying spirits of man or woman,
so long as they neglect to keep the lamp of
life well supplied with pure blood. Some
the inner man and supply the waste tissues
with pure blood, if you would preserve tho
ruddy glow of health and beauty of youth.
HEINITsH's QUEEN DELIGHT is the great
blood purifier and beautifer, because It
removes by its invigorating and cleansing
properties. all blemishes. spots, pimples,
boils, eruptions. It pnrifies and beauties.
For sale l'v FISHER & HEINITSH,
A29 Druggists.
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NEWSPAPER SUSPENSION. Somhe,m
Opinion. started originally at Richmond,
Va, by the late a. Riyes Pollard. has sus-
pended publication. The recent editor says
that for some time past he had thoug int that
the mission of the Southern Opionion had
been fulfilled, and adds that the distinct
Southern principles upon which the paper
was founded are dead in the hearts of the peo-
pie is another fact which he cannot but re-
cOgnize. .lHl
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I HAVE A TERRIBLE CoUdH-You need
not have it long; go to your Druggist and
get bottle of Dr. TUTT's CE1EsRATED Ex-
PEcroRANT, it will soon cure you It is
dangerous to neglect Coughs. This vaiua-
BILE preparation may be found in every vii
lnge and hamlet in the South and West.
. s... MI
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Smoked Tongues, j /, )
- BOLOGNA sAUsAGEs and BACON STRIPS,
just received and for sale at =
In Bankrnptcy.

In tho District Court of tho United States for the
District of South Carolina: In re James u.
Adams, Bankrupt er p0rte Robert N. Lewis
Petition to establish Zen. r'tt.t
NOTICE ia hereby given to all creditors holding
that theV reSnred to- establish the same be-
fore me, at my Office, at Newberry g. H., or be-
fore the 21st instant or be barred from all bene-
fits Of the decree for distribution OF the assets Of
the said Bankrupts estate to be made in this case.
by order of the Hon George S. Bryan, Judge OF
said Court. c.. G. JAEGER, Register.
Mav5 w3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Special attention
is called to the following advertisements.
published for the first time this mornlng:
Meeting Richland Lodge.
+. j. Moses, Carbohydrates Militia
DIR. S. w. Bookhart-Notice
@. G. Jacger-In Bankruptcy.
?. Cantwell-Smoked Tongues, &c.
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SERENADE.-The band attached to this
post complimented the proprietors of the
Columbia Hotel with serenade on Mon
day night. and after skillfully executing
several pieces on the outside, were invited
within the building, and literally supplied
with segars and refreshments. By-the-way,
cannot arrangements be made by which
these excellent musicians will add to the
attractions of Sydney Park several after
moons during the week? What says Colonel
Bumford?
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SUITES of Rooms are q favorite method of
hotel life. The AMERICAN HOUSE, BosroN,
has large number of such, which may be
secured by post or telegraph, by families
travelling. M5
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E=v val Hte M g-s

''That Boy of Norcott's, - is the title of a
story, by the inimitable Charles Lever,
which has been published in Harper's
Weekly, and generally read and admired.
1t is now put forth in pamphlet, form, and
offered for sale at the low price ofstwenty-
five cents. Messsrs. Duffe & Chapman
have it on hand
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A FINE OPENING.
$500 for First Glass $500 Dress!

WE have about % Satin Striped Silk and Ramie
DRESS PATTERNS, Of peculiar beauty and
richness which are really worth much moro than
offer them for and gentlemen visiting the city
cannot invest S. in anything more valuable to take
home. Call and SEQ them
April 20 r. C. SILVER.
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MURDER IN LANCAsTER.-We understand
from a reliable source that negro man, for
sfterly the property of Mr.. Grow, of Union
County. North Carolina, came to his death
from violence on or about the Oath instant,
twelve miles from this place. 1t seems that
he was on the road after night, having in
IN his possession considerable amount of
money, and it is supposed was assaulted and
slain with an axe or some other heavy wea-
pen, and then robbed OF his money. No
clue to the murderer or mnrderers has been
zound so far as we can learn. The mur-
Ssasred 'aan was sober, industrious, and one
sta the best millwrights in our County, and
Wy his skill as workman had accumulated
several hundred dollars in cash, which he
vas known to carry abont his person.
Lancaster Ledger.
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MES E. SPEAR ,
Economy in Fuel and Labor.

GINCE our introduction Of the Improved Kcro-
~ sene STOVES they have steadily gained in
public favor and aro now used not only for vari-
ous culinary purposes, but also for PRESERVING
FRUITS. DIsTtLLING ROSE WATER, PREPAR-
ING LARD, &c In the Nursery and Sick Room,
nufacturers, and others who need PORTABLE
HEATING APPARATUS. will find them admra-
bly, adapted to their wants.
large supply OF the above, and also of the
superior GAS STOVES, on hand and for sale at
manufacturers prices, wholesa ale and retail, by
j. B. DUVAL Il SON,
No 337 King st., one door North Of Liberty st.,
April t8mo Charleston, s. c.
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Notice. .f.Rsr4

~ Notice. y ere 7'@'s''s--,7r
A Ll.PERsoNSS arc warned against hunting,
IA tshing, or .trespaSsing in any. way on my
premises, as they win be prosecuted to the fullest
extent OF the law. DR. 8. W.BoOKHART.
MAY D -, " y
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CUBA. Referring to the situation in Gu
ia. the Herald says that the pressure upon
che Cuban treasury has led the Government
TO contemplate increasing the presen. tariff
of import duties. That the war is now, in
fact, war of resources. From Spain the
colonial authorities can hope for nothing
but naked men in the shape of war material
Everything else must be provided from the
resources of the colony, and these the Co.
~ernment is pressing to the utmost. On the
part Of the Cubans the question is merely
one OF endurance There is great difficulty,
'af aotan impossibility, in driving them from
she field, il they choose to hold it in small
Brands, adhering to the Fabian policy. The
Spanish commander of the Eastern Depart
'fnent has issued orders of great severity
Every male Cuban found away from his
3aome without cause or excuse is to be shot;
and every uninhabited dwelling and every
inhabited dwelling not decorated with o
white flag, is to be reduced to ashes.
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MEMORIAL AssoC1AT1oN.-At the annual
meeting of the Columbia Memorial Associa-
tion, the following ladies were requested to
act as chairmen of the various committees
for the decoration on the 10th of May
Monday next:
Baptist Church -yard-Mrs. Leaphart.
Washington Street-Mrs. r. G. Beck
Presbyteran-Mrs q. McFie.
Trinity-Miss Shand.
st. Peter r's-Mrs. Lynch.
Lutheran-Miss Wilbur.
Hebrew Cemetcry-Mrs. L. T. Levin.
For Elmwood Cemetery the committee
will consist of the following ladies:~ D.. ...
Mrs. John T. Darby, Chairman; Miss
Martin, Miss Preston, Miss Ida Marshall,
Mrs. John Preston, jr., Mrs. Al L1 Alexan-
der, Mrs Wm.@ Wallace Miss Hampton,
Miss Mckenzie, Mrs. r. O'Neale, ,ir., Miss
Mccullough, Mrs. Waties, Miss Levy, Miss
Adger, Mrs. W. G. Swafield. Mrs. Jonn T.
RGett. Miss Zimmerman, Mrs. Read, Mrs.
John B. Palmer, Mrs. McCormiek. Miss
Mayrant, Mrs. Simonton. Mrs. McMaster,
Miss Morris, Miss Wade. ,-r,ii,;,
The ladies of the Cemetery Committee
are requested to meet at Gen. Preston's, to-
morrow Thursday afternoon, at half past
o. clock
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ss5 A,few copies 5ofs the aSack and Destruc-
ton OF Columbia" can be obtained at the
Ph9nic Office. Price twenty-five cents

Our JOB OrF1on. Tho IPhunir Job Office
is now prepared to execute every manner of
printing. from visiting and business cards
to pamphletsiand books. With ample ma
terial and first-class workmen, satisfaction is
guaranteed to all at New York prices. If
our work does not come mp to contract, we
make no charge. With this understanding,
our business men can have no excuse to 8. nd
their job work North, when it can be done
at home. ''i-S - ~ Svt
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CUBA.
Old COnEedeFates i'm the Field.
Interesting kta1ements of a
Newspaper Correspondent.

A correspondent OF the Savannah I'D
Uertiser writing In the Field, near
BaysmO, Cuba, April 6.h,n says Sue
cesses OF the Liberals continue to be re-
ported daily. Gen. Gomez is actively
haTassing YalmRseda's forces, and Mar
oarao, Poidres and Thornton weep the
country for six leagues about Santiago de
Cuba. Within a week q dozen skir-
mishes are reported, and each one was a
Liberal victory, as the footing up Of pris-
oneTs, arms and stores captured will
chow. Every plantation ia this section
is 8 harbOr for the Liberals every cross
road is 8 gathering p ace or patriot camp,
and every hacienda you can ind pa
tTiot quarter. The trains sent out to San
Louis, Ell Christie and Palma L1ris have,
for the third time since March 7th, been
either driven back or captured. The
armed and unsrmed patriots spring up
from the ground as did Marion's men IN
the days gone by upon the Pee Dee, and
their success is inevitable. The arrival
Of Hamiltoh's brigade at Port NaraUjo
was an event. Tney came in detached
companies, and only since they have
taken the field hiss any appreciation of
their strength ia arms been had From
the time Of their arrival they went to
work In eBrnest-a large number were
mounted within twelve hours Of their
arrival and swsy, scouting the country
as though to the manor bern. Hamilton
is not yet with them = he may be in Cuba
ere this reaches you, though. Old familiar
faces are here, though last seen at Shiloh
or at the Wilderness, pressing through
the smoke Of battle, and these veterans
OF the great rebellion make short work
and speedy Of the thin-skinned Anda-
lusians. You can readily imagine what
chance c0nscript Spanisrd, fresh from
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Another board of brokers has been
organized in San Francisco, with the
/ White Pine mining stocks as speciality.
Caroline Ric5ings, though about to
re deprived OF several of her best singers
by their succession to the PArepa troupe,
intends to continue her career as 8 man.
sger and prims donna Of English opers,
and will I'LL the vacancies with fresh
voices.
Jerome Hopkins, the excitsble or
gsnist, who 1OOuyd play a voluntary du-
ring the Christ Church service, has
published in the World q very funny
lstter,in which he calls the assistant
rector Of that church clerical snip,"
and accuses the clergy generally OF
knowing as much about music "as q
bull-trog does of counterpoint" He also
publishes the letter Of resignation he sent
TO Rev. DR.. L Eer-both documents show.
ing that Jerome can WELD spicy pen.
Some crazy newspaper correspon-
dent having mentioned the name of 10.
Brown, OF Georgia, in connection with
the vacant Supreme Judgeship of the
United States, Joseph publishes q card
ia which be Gays g. am neither direct.
ly, nor Indirectly, an applicant for the
position. do not desire it, and aDo1ld
not accept IT," Whist could more forci-
by express the degeneracy of the Su-
preme Court than this?
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a voyage, reduced by the horrors Of an
aggravated sea.sickness, and green to
war, has with these powder burned
tigers. Some of them have recently
been seen in and around Bayamo May
sri, and Buciry, and wherever they have
been seen will long be remembered.
Thornton is at Palma D0ria to-day, to-
morrow about Villa del CObre, ever
ready. Broughton is iRvRlided with a
wound received within twelve hours
after landing. Van Horn, who says he
| is sa original Alabama rebel, leaves me
to day for Ls Guansja and the vicinity
OF Gen. @ lesada's command. ValmRs-
/ eda and Msrcsmo met few deys since,
and another Liberal success has been
added to the list. The Spanish troops
are beginning to desert freely. Twelve
came into our camp last night-all new
arrivals from Spain. Little Of this is of
interest to you who listen for stirring
news, for great battles whereon you can
identify many words for charges and
assaults, upon which to build long black
headlines; but to us these little skir-
mishes, tempered as they are by the
most bloodthirsty spirit upon the part of
the Spaniards, and by the desperate,
soul nerved resolution upon the part of
the Liberals-these things to us are not
void of excitement nor danger. 1t is not
permitted me to go into detsils-suffice it
to say that each day adds to our force,
our strength, unanimity, and prospects
Each day brings to the ports we hold
men, munitions, stores, money and hope.
The issue is no longer doubtful. Block
ade running continues to increase. II
the matches could be lifted off, hale the
vessels in the Gulf to-day would show
something contrsbsnd Of war. We are
working rspidly against the day when
the grand Gordon will be placed around
us, which fire and iron alone can re-
move. Now is the time for the adven-
turous, either in person or purse, to come
forward. Fortune and fame come easily
and speedily in such days as these. The
prospect ia cheering to every Cuban-to
every lover of liberty. We have gstten
beyond the stage when all desire to be
generals. We have reached that stage
when all are willing to work in whatever
sphere they may be placed, and to work
Whole-hesrted when that time is reached,
SO you well know success is no longer
pr0blematical. l will continue to write
to you as occasion may serve, but do not
look to Lle for graphic accounts of great
bsttles-they are not plentiful. We are
eating the country up, inch by inch
overcoming rejudice-creating patriots, |
not only by moral suasion, but by ortho- |
d0X blows, and win we must.
VOLUNTEER.
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NORFOLK, VA.
Suburban Lands snd Residence
for Sale.

WILL sell my lands situated three miles
4 east of the city, between the Memphis and
Cha, lesion Railroad and the Poplar Street
Road, on any terms from cash to q credit
ten years, ana n quanutle7 ranging rom three
tions of it for city property, or for improve
men 8 to be constructed on other portions.
NV residence, with from twenty-three 10 thirty
one acres OF land, will be sold at bargain for
cash, or on the usual terms. Apply to me on
the premises, or address me through the III ST.
Once at Memphis.
epl6 m -A<kEYANT,
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standing Committees

Finance Committee-I.T. T. Wlnnemore, John
Paul Raker, h. Noting.
Committee on Bands-Howard Millspaugh
John A. Grow, d. W. Flowree.
COMMITTEE on eambOat s-JOhn B. Davies, ].
Ed. Montgomery, b. q. Carson.
Committee on Docks and WharYes-Willlam
Creevy, N. :. Otis, d. G. Martin.
Committee on Revision of Bylaws and
Charter-JOhn a. Grow, ]. P. Baker, Howard
Millspaughs
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ONLY lNFALLIBLE SPECIFIC

Ever discovered for that disease, and which
cures by outward application only, and that in
time to come, as ia the past, it will stand the
test OF trial wit hout failure TO perform all the
proprietols- claim for 1t, il the directions are
attended TO.
A large number of gentlemen throughout the
country OF high character and influence have
voluntarily attested to its ef1ic ICY in their own
cases, not from hearssy, and whose certificates
may be seen by reference to the PUBLICATIONS.
The proprietors will forward to any address
one bottle, postpaid, on receipt of the retail
price, 81 90 per bottle.
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BOARD Of directors for the present Year
Officers

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN A. GROW, Vice President.
HOWARD MILESPAUGH Treasurer.
NEWTON Z. OTIS, Secretary.
CHARLES s. STEWART, Assistant Secretary
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chis1 Engineer.