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Morbid Condition of the Blood.

Morbid Condition of the Blood.
These are the fruitful source of many diseases,
such as scrofula, White Swelling, Gout, Rheuma-
tism, Erysipelss, Ulcers, Chronic Sore Eyes,
swelIed Neck, Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Boils, Car
buncles, Pimples, Bio ches and Eruptions of all
kinds.
For the cure of these various affections, which
are merely symptoms of a morbid state Of the
Blood, medical skill and science have not yet dis
covered Blood Purifier equal to the COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF STILLNGIA. This great Health Re-
storer and Blood-cleausing Cordial thoroughly
eradicates every kind of bumor and bad faint, and
restores the entire system to healthy and per-
fectly pure condition.
The genuine is prepared only by PEMBERToN,
TAYLOR K Co Chemists, Atlanta, Ga, and each
label bears the signature of ]. g. PEMBERTON.
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COUNTY COURT SALE,

CUUNI1 CUUhT SALE,
7. NJ. steger, Administrator de bonis non, VS..
John Connally ct ais.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE COUN-
ID TY COURT of Davidson county, rendered at
the September Germ, 1870, in the above named
cause, will offer, at public auction, on
Saturday, the Sth day of October,
1870, the following described lot of land belong
ing to the estate of Thomas COnnally, deceased,
to-wit A lot of ground in Davidson county, Ten
nessee, fronting on the west side of the Franklin
turnpike, and bounded as follows: Beginning at
point on said turnpike LAG feet distant from
where the same is intersected by Gleaves street,
and running westwardy l40 feet N inches, more
or less, to alley Is feet wide; thence with said
alley southwardly ~ feet ~ inches to a stake /;
thence eastwardly 14S feet, more or less, TO the
Franklin turnpike; thence northWardly with said
turnpike so feet to the beginning, being lot No.
in Bass plan Of lots.
TERMs-One- third cash, and the balance in six
and twelve months. Notes with approved secu-
rity, and a lien retained.
sepl6tds W. G. EWIN, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN PURSUANCE OF PROVISIONS IN THE
i Charter of the city of Nashville will hold an
election on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Gath, for
the purpose of electing Mayor, Aldermen and
Councilmen for the ensuing municipal year:
FIRST wARD-Election at the JaiI-Judges, C
g Harrison Jenkins and Chas Robertson; Re-
| ceiver of votes. H H Hammer; Clerks, W Cal
houn and W f Moore; ] Steele, Magistrate.
SECOND wARD-ElectiOn at the Work house
| Judges W G Woodruff, Noah Crane and Nc
Tigue; Receiver of votes, W II Townsend; Clerks,
| D s Sloan and William Widener; McTigue,
| Magistrate.
THIRD WARD-Election st COlOnnade Build
| ing-Judges, " W Miller, James H Collins and
Robert McLane; Receiver of votes, F W Horn
Clerks, Gus Brown and VIM Csrsey; H Bas-
kettle, Magistrate.
FOURTH WARD-Election at the Old Theater-
Judges W Freeman, Mccullough and Hugh
Heverin; Receiver of votes, J D Swami; Clerks,
Lee Anderson and lobe Brown; Pat Walsh, Mag
| istrste.
FIFTH WARD-FIecticn ct Hook and Ladder
| House-Judges, Thomas Calendar, James Hick-
nan and Warren Jackson; Receiver Of votes,
Knowles; Clerks, Henry Nelson and Hill Eakln;
7 Cassetty, Magistrate.
SIXTH WARD - Election at Jones' Stable
Judges, George Bolton, Fleshman and NJ O
Jones; Receiver Of votes, DIR Pullam; Clerks,
VIM Mccain and L Dews; James Hay ME, Mag
istrate.
| SEVENTH WARD-Election at Rust's Corner
Judges, Isaac Paul, W Clemens and Jacob Mill
ron Receiver of votes, n Corbitt Clerks,
| Hanley and VIM Kerr; Paul Magistrate.
EIGHTH WARD-ElectIOn at Fireman's Hall
| Judges, NJ c Cotton, A W Alley and VIM
Mallory; Receiver of votes W r Dale; Clerks,
| R A Campbell and Melvin Barnes; VII Wikin-
son, Magistrate.
| NINTH WARD Election at Engine House
Judges, John Ebberhartlt, WIN MaSkeC and
Jas NJ Mclaughlin; Receiver of votes, A Harsh :;
| Clerks, Jacob Kuhn and John TardiT; r Al
bert, Magistrate.
| TENTH WARD-ElectiOn at McCabe's-
| Judges, Robert H McEwen, Geo Hooper and
W Dllard; Receiver of votes, James Ryan;
Clerks, Kellogg and Jones; Martin
Kerrigan, Magistrate.
The polls win open at O'Clock in the morn
ing and close at 2. NJ. Judges, Receivers and
Clerks holding said election will each be paid
/ s.. JAMES Il. BRANTLEY, City Marshal.
Septl6-1w
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For Councilman.

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
CREIGHTON as a candidate for Coucilman from
the Fourth Ward. sep2lte
We are authorized to announce ]. F. PENTE-
COST a candidate for Councilman from the
Fourth Ward sep lite
We are authorized to announce JAMES LEAKE
as candidate for Councilman from the Sixth
Ward. sep2lte
We are authorized to announce BURL G
WOOD, the regular nominee of the Convention,
as candidate for Councilman from the Sixth
Ward.
At the request of many voters, we are author
lied to announce CHAS. ROBERTSON for Coun-
Gilman from the First Ward. sep17te
We are authorized to announce Samuel NJ. Har-
rison indepenpent candidate for Council
man from the sixth ward sep8tde
To the Editors of the Union and American:
At the earnest request of many Of my fellow
wsrdmen, announce myself as q candidate for
Councilman for the Seventh Ward. Election last
Saturday in September.
septic PHILIP LINDSLEY.
We are authorized to announce James A. Chiffon
as candidate for Councilman, from the Seventh
Ward, at the ensuing municipal election. se4-te
For Alderman.
We are authorized to announce r g. PATTER-
son as candidate for Alderman from the Fourth
Ward. sep2lte
At the earnest reque Of many voters Of the
Second Ward, announce myself q candidate for
Alderman for the Second Ward, subject 10 a con-
vention. Election last Saturday in September:
sept9te JOS. AMBROSE.
We are authorized to announce W. II. Will
kinsOn as a candidate for Alderman from the
eighth ward at the ensuing municipal cleo
ton. Sep4 I'd
Fifth Ward.
Having attended faithfully, and we trust salts
fsctoriy, to the interests of constituents and
of the city at large, during the past twelve months,
we respectfully offer our names to the voters of
the Fifth Ward at the approaching municipal cleo
ton. D. +. CARTER for Alderman.
J. B. CRAIGHEAD, for Councilman.
sep17te g ". SMITH, for Councilman.
Regular Nominated Candidates for
the First Ward.
For Alderman. A. STEELE
For Councilmen--W W. II. PERRY, z. WOLF.
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Hoy = ores

Of Land on the Whites Greek Pike, three and
half miles from Nashville, wish to exchange for
city OF Edgef cid property.
Any gentleman DESTROYS of having one of the
finest places near the city, 1 will sell him the
WIRELESS HOUSE, with about 80 acres of land.
Call at once. N. HOBSON,
sepl6-1w 80 Union street, Nashville.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A IL r . A d.
PASSENGER TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
Day Passenger leaves Nashville at.......9 as
Day Passenger arrives at Chattanooga st 10 P n.
Night Passengerleave Nashville 6:i5 P.
Night Passenger arrives at Chattanooga 80 A N.
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at. ...3 45 N.
Day Passenger arrives at Nashville at. L 80 P. N.
Night Passenger leaves Chattanooga at. 500 P. NJ
Night Passenger arrives at Nashville at. 90 A n.
SheiDYvtIle Accom- cd alton
Not on SundAyl
Leaves Nss 1VlIe- -.--.s-..--.. $50 p n.
Arrives st Nashville. ................... g:5 l. n
Night trains run daily. Day trains daily, Sunday
excepted Both trains connect at Chattanooga for
Rone, Atlanta and all principal Southern Cites.
Passengers for Washington City, Bal
ttmOre, philadelphia New DIRK and
Boston, well all points in East Tennessee
and Virginia, make direct connections through by
taking the 6 :15 P. n. train out Of Nashville.
THIS Is The SEfSE,E E0UEs kAcI,
and the only dieect route to tine South and South
east
Passengers FOR McMinnvue and Manchester,
Winchester and AlabAms OF the Jasper Branch Rail-
roads, take the Day Train
For THROUGH TICKETS and further infnrnz-
ton, apply at City Transfer Once, Maxwell House,
and ct Chattanooga Depot, Church street.
... JNO. ". THOMAS,
". L DAELEY, Gent sdpI.
GEM P. and T. Agent spr25 n
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EIGHTH WARD-ElectIOn at Fireman's Hall
Judges, NJ G Cotton, A V W Alley and VIM
Mallory; Receiver of votes W Dale; Clerks,
r A Campbell and Melvin Barnes; VII Wilkin-
son, Magistrate.
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THE FINEST RESIDENCE
THE CITY.

HAVING JUST COMPLETED THE MOST
IL cOmnact and desirable residence in the
citv, offer it for sale at an extremely low
price.
1t is situated between Park and Summer
Streets, fronting on the former, and extending
with its beautiful terTaCed grounds in rear, to
the latter. The situation is in one Of the most
select and retired localities, and on the highest
eminence in the city, affording fine view OF
the surrounding country for miles. 1t there
fore possesses the advantage of a country resi-
dence, and is more preferable, since it is near
the business portion of the city, and directly
opposite the principal entrance to the future
Capitol Park. No obstruction can he placed
either in front or in the rear of the house. on
account of the Capitol grounds and Summer
Street This advantage alone is greater than
any other house in the city possesses. This
sesidenCe was built regardless of expense, ard
is possess ed of all the modern imp 'OvemeDtS
1t must be seen and examined in order TO be
appreciated and any one desiring to do so will
be shown through the house at any time
NJ. MCCORMACK,
Sep2O-tf No. 10 Park Street.
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SEVENTH WARD-Election at Rust's Corner
Judges, Isaac Paul. W Clemens and Jacob Mill
ron; Receiver Of votes, COrbitt; Clerks, II
Hanley and Vim Kerr; l Paul Magistrate.
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tiIDES! OIL!
LEATHER. Etc.
Walsh &c McGOUe2'3I.

No. g NORTH MARKET ST., near Union,
NEAL IN HIDES, OIL, LEATHER, SHOE
, Finding, Curriers' TooIs. Full market rates
paid for Hides, Tsllow and Sheep Skins; also
Leather in the rough or finished, Consignments
will receive prompt attention, and proceeds re-
turned without delay.
superior quality of Tanners Oil always in
store. aug30-d4w3m
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SIXTH WARD - Election at Jones' Stable
Judges, George Bolton, Fleshman and NJ O
Jones; Receiver of votes, DR. Pulliam; Clerks,
VIM Mccain and P L Dews; James Hay ME, Mag
istrate.
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r Q r 8 A L H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-22

TUE vEaETATIvE POWERS OF LIFE ARE
4 strong, but in few years how often the paid
hue, the lack -lustre eye and emsciated form, and
the impossibility of application to mental effort,
show its baneful influence. 1t soon becomes evi
dent to the observer that some depressing inhu
snce is checking the development of the body.
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Fifth Ward.

Regular Nominated Candidates for
the First Ward.
For Alderman. A. STEELE.
For Councilmen-W. II. PERRY, E. WOLF.
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FIFTH WARD-FlectiCn st Hook and Ladder
House-Judges, Thomas @ Calendar, James Hick-
man and Warren jackson; Receiver of votes,
knowles; Clerks, Henry Nelson and Hill Eakin;
7 d Cassetty, Magistrate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-22

Alas! increase Of appetite has grown by what IL
fed on; the energies of the system are pros
trated, and the whole economy is deranged. The
beautiful and wonderful period in which body and
mind undergo so fascinating change from child
to woman is looked for in vain; the parents heart
bleeds in anxiety, and fancie4 the grave but wait
ing for its victim.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-22
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION !

A Private Counsellor to
theMarried or those about
to marry, on this physi-
olOQicAl mYateries and
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FOURTH wARD-Election at the Old Theater-
Judges, W Freeman, J " Mccullough and Hugh
Heverin Receiver of votes, D Swami; Clerks,
Lee Anderson and lobe Brown; Pat Walsh, Mag
istrate.
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NINTH WARD Election at Engine House
Judges, John Ebberhardt, Vim Maskee and
Jas NJ Mclaughlin; Receiver of votes, A Harsh
Clerks, Jacob Kuhn and John Tardif; p r Al
bert Mauistrntp
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THIRD WARD-Election st COlOnnade Build
ing-Judges, " W Miller, James Collins and
Robert McLane; Receiver Of votes, F w Horn
Clerks, Gus Brown and VIM Carsey; Il Bas-
kettle, Magistrate,
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WE WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC OUTCRY, AT
w the Courthouse inNashville, on
Thursday, October 20, 1910.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-02
GATHERINGS by THE WiYSInE.

William Cullen Bryant is worth $780,
900 and john &. SAKE $50 600.
A Vermont farmer hauls wood to
market with team Of eight sheep.
"A female lodge of Odd Fellows is
being organized at Toronto, Canada
A new Democratic journal, daily and
weekly, is to DO started in Sacramento.
In Lima, n. Y, young men under
eighteen arc not allowed to play billiards.
Senator Grimes, who is in Europe, it
is now feared will not live to reach home.
Tho Anatomy Of the Bcdbug" is
the subject of u recent German scientific
volume.
The Illinois Constitutional Conven-
ton has supplied itself with renknives at
1926 each. d.
A Boston paper calls Judge Chase's
late decision turning his back on his own
portrait. ......, .
'-Impcrishable paper collins, the lates'
device Of Yankee genius, arc made q
Mad ison, Conn.
The christening cape of the Princess
of Wales new baby weighed ten times as
much as the baby itself.
Tho darkey washerwomen in Columbus
Miss, threaten vengeance against the pro-
prietor ola stoam laundry, just built there
Mrs. Or. Mary Walker obieeis 70
tho present style Of ladies' dresses, because
it destroys all idea Of the form below
the waist,
An Illinois woman, who wanted to go
to masquerade party as Mary Queen o.
Scots, looked through the Bible to asces-
tain how the character was dressed.
Alexis St, Martin, whose side wa
shot away, in 1852, in such o manper ~
to expose the action of the digestive o.
gans to the eye, is still alive and wen' !"
Cavendish, Vt. t&
--Ben Butler having rosorted to "ono'
Fly Don't Bodder No." instead OF arsa'
mont, it is proposed to disguise him ~
burnt cork, and hire him to some nesE'
minstrel troupe. .a< r4
A gust of wind carried tins '!gn
representing gold pen, from tore ~,
Detroit up into the air, and in It's deI I.r
the point Of the sign penetrated the oacA
Of dog, impa'ing him to death.
Three men In Taunton, Mass, weIs
indicted for stealing iron. Tho jury ioup.
one prisoner guilty Of stealing iron, ~. 10
aud the others guilty Of drinking occ' 'p'
purchased by the sale ofthe iron
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-02
Politics in Pierce County.
STEILACOOM. March ..

STEILACOOM, March "a, 1870.
ED. STANDARD: As the organ of the
Democratic party, your paper not only de.
serves the countenance Of all g" Bed Rocks. !"
but should receive the support Of every in
divdual Democrat in this section of our
Territory. ~. ~ .ETt
On Saturday next, the =" unterriaed"
will assemble here for the purpose Of elect.
ing three delegates to attend the Terrific
rial Convention. 1t is to DO hoped that
said Convention, as we'll as all other con.
vcntions, will cast out any spirit of preju.
dice which may exist or spring up, and
select men to represent the party in the
Vancouver Convention, who will 20 there.
with the firm and only intention of pros.
rering the interest Of the Democratic par
ty, and not for selfish aggrandiscmcut. :.
The Democracy have had too much Of that
kind Of representation in conventions
heretofore. t....f. .... 49,,
The Convention for the nomination Of
county candidates of Pierce will assemble
after the Territorial Convention. The
main Office to DO filed is that Of Sheriff,
and already hear the tramp Of the victo-
rious Pierce county Democracy. From
what l can CLEAN from whisperings among
the masses, find ouly two prominaut can.
didatcs of the party yet in the field, +. w.
Scaly the present efficient Deputy Sheriff
under the regime of Little lke," and u.
W. c. Davidson, former County Commits
sioncr They are both good and truly
"ioyiap Democrats mean loyal to tho
doctrines and glorious achievements of the
party. am firmly convinced that Big
Scaly" will dance the dance of victory at
the nominating convention, and better
man to fiji the office of Sheriff cannot be
found in Pierce or any other county, and
when the band begins to play" after tho
nomination, it will be but the commence.
mcnt Of the requiem over the dead carcass
of the Republican candidate for Sheriff,
whoever he may be. The Democracy Of
our county arc determined this time upon
unity of action and this shall constitute
US one party-an invinciblc paAy-basing
its claim for recognition and support upon,
the original Charter of our glorious nation.
ality. Ticn let the Democracy all over
the Territory determine upon unity, and rs.
sure as the first Monday in june, \. d..
1870, rolls around, 50 sure will We return
to Washington City a Democratic Dele
gate; and in the counties we can gain the
prize too, by exercising eternal vi;ianct.
upon the ramparts Of the sterling old
party.
The Republicans will assemble in mas.
confusion on the I'd Of April but the wind
is out Of their instruments, and Gar6elde,
blowhard as he is, can never refill them.
There arc eight candidates for Sheriff on
the Republican side, but fussy. noisy little
Isaac, thinks his track clear for the nom-
nation. Well, be it SO; for he will need
it when the big boy Scaly sounds the ad-
vance.
We wish the Democracy of Thurston
success. lie. Excelsior" be the watch.
word of the grand old Democracy in this
campaign, and in future she can point to
the trophies as they hang over the scared
visagc of Black R.publicansm.
More anon. ACHILLES.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-02
Sc The Oregonian of the oath ult

Sc The Oregouian of the oath ult.,
says that colonization scheme for Wash.
ington Territory is on foot in Chicago.
The following officers of the organization
have been elected: President, D. Kiln
worth; Vice President, Paul Stofferan
Secretary and Treasurer, VIM. Woke +;
Corresponding Secretary, Fritz Anncke;
Financial Committee, Alex. Thcner, Ad.
Adele and Ernest Schiller At meeting
few evenings since, Gen. Solomon, the
newly appointed Governor of the Terrific.
~, made an address, setting forth the
capabilities and attractions of the country.
About one hundred joined then and there.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-02

Of protection is at war with the diversified
interests of the people of the States, and
experience has shown its tendency to az
grandize a class in the community at the
expense and to the injury of the produc.
Ing and laboring millions, taxing their in.
dus:ry unequally in violation Of the author.
ity OF the Constitution, and of the great
principles that should govern this people
in their intercourse with the family Of na.
tons.
II. That VIC favor the adoption of an
amendment to the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States, resembling the l4th and 18th
amendments.
-. That VIC are in favor of liberal
policy being pursued by the Legislature Of
this State, in the bcstowal of the land
grants to her for the purpose of public i'm
provements. .n
49, That the Governor and resigning
members of the Legislature, in engaging
in conspiracy to overthrow the State
government, collect large amounts of coin
as revenue, to be drawn from the business
and hard earnings Of the people, to be idle
in the treasury, or to be the subjects of
gambling speculations in warrants, bonds
and other securities, were guilty of high
crime against the Government of Oregon,
rendering them unworthy the respect and
confidence of the people, or of being fur
Their entrusted with the administration of
the government; and while we thus con-
denim the action Of the Governor and re-.
signing members, we unhesitatingly ap-
prove and endorse the conduct of the Dem
ocratic members in earnestly and faithfully
striving to restore and maintain the or
ganization Of the Legislature, and provide
FOR the due administration Of the laws.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-04-02
Thurston County Democratic Conven
ton.

Convention met pursuant to call Of the
County Committee, and was called to Or
der by Mr.. Lane, Chairman.
On motion, James Longmirc was called
to the chair, and G. w. Lowe and John
NJ. Murphy were elected Secretaries.
On motion, C. p. Judson, JAS. Bilcs
and \. e. Young were appointed COM
mittcc on Credentials.
Committee submitted the following re-
port:
Your committee would respectfully rep
resent the following delegates as cntitled
to seats in this Convention
Olympia Prrcimct--J. L.~ Head, c. II
Sylvester. Levi Shelton, G. w. Lowe, f.
Brcckca!icll, Benz. Harmed, John Cum
ninsham, Francis Henry, II. Il. Griffin,
j. C. Wood, John NJ. Murphy, G. \.
White, Vim. Campbell, j. l.. Cooke, Geo.
Blankenship.
CoGlbanh Prrcinct-William Martin,
A. S. Yantis, James Taylor, Jonathan
Stout, Ii. Mize.
1Hmwater Precind-Jamcs Bilcs, G.
+. Judson, \. Kuhn, Il. W. Fine, NJ
Littlejohn, G. W. Bilcs, Joseph Cornell
B'ackrircr Preciact-G. W. Rutledge,
\. +. Young.
Chambers Preriact-David Chambers
II. d. Hubbard, }. NJ. Hawk, to cast full
vote.
Yelm Prccinct-Jamcs Longmire, John
7. Shelton.
Report adopted.
The Convention proceeded to elect dele
gates to the Territorial Convention, which
resulted in the choice of Levi Shelton
Geo. Bilcs, David Chambers, James Long
miro and y. Turpin.
j. NJ. Murphy moved that the delegates
be - instructed to vote for Judge McFad
den for nominee for Delegate to Congress >
Mr. +. Henry moved to lay the motion
for instructions on the table. Carried.
There being no further business, the
Convention adjourned to meet on the %
Saturday of May, to nominate candidates
for county officers.
JAMES LoSoMlRE, Chm.
c. W. Lowe,
j. NJ. MURPHY,
Secretaries.