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Grant ind Civil Service Reform.

1t has been stated that the Civil Service
Commission, lately convened In Washington,
would hnd no difficulty In perfectlng rules and
regulations for the civil servite If 1t were not
for the all-obtrrdirg question of politics and
patronage. II this commission, however, Will
refer to the last annual message OF the Presi-
dent, they will md that his words support
them almost to any limit in their mission. 1t
should not be forgotten that he said that,
railways favoring practical reforms, there Is
one abuse-the civil serylce"-which he
"wanted to see remedied.' ~ would have 1t
60 beyond" he then said, 'the mere fixing Of
the tenure OF Office OF clerks and employees
who do not require the advice and con-
sent of the Senate to make their appoint
ments complete. would have it govern not
the tenure, but the manner Of making all ap-
polntments. There is no duty which so much
embarrasses the Executive as that Of making
appointments; nor is there any such arduous
and thankless labor imposed upon senators
and representatives as that Of finding places
for constituents. The present system does
not secure the best men, and not even ut men
for public places. The elevation and purihca
ton of the cyi. service Of the government
will be hailed with approval by the whole
people OF the United States." Thus spoke the
President on the 5th of last December. The
civil service commission certainly need NJ
more authoritative endorsement.
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General wagener for Mayor.

The Convention of Delegates represent
ins the citizens of the various Wards me
last evening, and with an un21Imity, a:
gratifying as it is remarkable, nominated
General John A. Wagner for Mayor o.
Charleston.
The choice is one that must meet the cor
dial appreciation and enlist the earnest anc
active support Of every citizen VINO has al
heart the future welfare of the city. General
WAGNER is q man thoroughly identified with
the interests of Charleston, having shared
her fortune in joy and in sorrow, for nearly
forty years. 1t was his active mind that
first shaped the German element OF our com
munity into living organism. His untirlng
energy was largely if not mainly instru'
mental in the establishment Of every Ger
man society in this city. Whether it was
the building Of church, the founding OF
fire engine company, the establishment OF a
rifle club, the formation OF an insurance
company, the publication OF o German jour.
nal-Wagener was the great organizer. We
all remember his brilliant military record
during the war as Colonel OF Artillery, in
recognition Of which he received from his
fellow citizens the successive and fattering
appointments Of Brigadier- General OF the
Militia, member OF tie Constitutional Con-
yention Of 1865 and Of the Legislature OF
1866, and Commissioner Of immigration.
His character combines all the elements
which the Chief Magistrate of city like
Charleston should possess. Conservative,
as to all that ought to be retained, he is yet
eminently progressive; patriotic, pure and
digni6ed, he is at once man OF sound judg-
ment and tried nerve. His nomination for
the Mayoralty by Convention representing
all classes and interests Of the community is
indeed high and crowning compliment
not merely to his merits, but also 10 his
popularity and strength. For, this time. the
citizens CT Charleston ore gong in to win.
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In 4 Pis,YickiAn Sense.

4 beautiful instance OF the utter hollow
ness OF the pretended efforts in the direction
of reform, which we see heralded, from time
to time, with loud flourish Of trumpets in
:the Party" organs, has just come 10 light. A
few weeks ago an indignant communication
was addressed to Governor Scott by Mr. E. B.
seabrook, the Acting Solicitor OF the Charles
ton Circuit, complaining OF ga very great
"evil in the Trial Justice system-at least in
"Charleston," and appealing to the Cover
nor to assist in applying an efectual remedy.
The Acting Solicitor, under date of May 2s,
tells the Governor:
"Justices in this city do quite business as
attorneys in each others Offices, and this Is
the cause of great deal of qaarrellng and
wraugling among themselves, tending to bring
the whole machinery of justice into contempt,
and also of much injustice 10 parties litigant.'
Trial Justice John G. Mackey, smarting
under this damaging charge, writes on the
Sd instant to the Solicitor, repelling the &C
| cusation, in his own behalf, and very prop
erly demanding, as matter of justice to the
innocent, tnatthe guilty Trial Justices should
be. designated by name and removed. Here
was q chance to do the community practl-
cal service. But it might make some dan
gerous enemies for the Party-and notably
for some OF the Party's hangers-on. So the
Solicitor, under date of the 9Th instant,
soothing the lacerated feelings of Trial JUS
tice Mackey by the assurance of his distin-
guished consideration, automatically in,
fc-c,s him:
81 maze no charges against the Trial Justi
ces either as individuals or as class. simply
commented on perHicious CUSTOM"
The Trial Justices, either as class or a:
individuals be it understood, are in no wise
to blame. 1t was "the System" alone thai
was in fault. Systems have no votes and M
particular friends, and MY (happy thought! !
be belabored with ilnpunity. Argal, "th
oSystein" may expect to catch it. Mean
time, we trust that Governor Scott, and th'
Attorney General, and the high-toned ant
sensitive Custodians OF the Peace, and tn
great wondering Public viii receive with a.
due gratitude and satisfaction the officia
endorsement of our Trial Justices, so con
sistently and tisinislsstedly given
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Obltnarr.


ARNHOLTER the 1stt day OF April. 1871,
Miss HENRIETTA NJ. ARNHoITER departed this
life In the full assurance Of lssf1l and glorious
Immortality. Although her lie was brief, quiet
and unobtrusiYe, yet 1t was such an exhibition OF
patience under suffering, OF Christian and flial
duty, OF earnessness, ndustr! and piety, that the
remembrance OF her virtues Will linger az q
heavenly fragrance In the minds and hearts OF all
who knew her. From the tine she could first be
led to the house or God until her life terminates
she was q regular attendant at Sunday school,
often persistingin going thee when sore bodily
ahllction admonished her to remain at home. On
Easter Sunday last she was received into the
Communion or the Wentworth street Lutheran
Church, by the rite OF Confirmation. and before
fortnight mad elapsed she YVES removed from the
.lsbors Of the Church mtint to the joys Of the
Church triumphant. 'Iet me- die the death OF the
righteous, and let my last erd be like His" %.
HUTSoN.-Died. at the residence OF her brother,
william NJ. Hutson, Jr., IN Aiken, s. G., on Satur-
day, the 1st instant, LAURA GRRaoRIE, eldest
daughter OF the late Thomas Woodward and
Eliza Ferguson Hutson, aged % years and 2S
days.
''Blessed are the pure In heart, for they shall
see God.n
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@r OFFICE MOUNT PLEASANT AND
SULLivAN'S ISLAND FERRY COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, JULY l, ls7I.-The Board Of d.
rectors having declared STOCK DIVIDEND Of
SO a5, and Cash DIVIDEND Of 81 SO A SHARE,
tbelng at the rate OF 10 per cent. per annum on
the increased capital Of this Company the same
will Ue paid on and after the 18th instant al the
CRlce corner OF Broad and State streets. Stock
holders will please bring their Scrip
HUTSON LEE, Secretary aud Tresurer
LIT. Pleasant and Sulliyan's Island Ferry Co.
july4.tuths6
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Liberty vs.. Federal Unity.

The New York World approves Mr.. Ste
phens's purpose 10 uecome an editor, anu
pays him warm tribute in its article on the
subject. AdheriDg still to the opinion which
we have already expressed, we must never
theless acknowledge our grateful wonder at
the following paragraph in the Worlds edi-
tori.i on Mr.. Stephens:
'Keener weapons, brighter with use than
those Mr.. Stephens wields, no man will bring
to the field where more and aohdt is Of more
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TERMS OF TIE NEWS.

TIE DAILY NEWS, by man one year, SIS; Six
months 81; three mouths So to! Served in the
city at EIGHTEEN csNTsa weee, pa! able to the car
riers, OF So year. paidtn adyssoe attne once.
rHs sTa1-wEsKLY.NBws,p published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year sa' Elk
months 81. -- .--,z.,---,---,--
ruE WEEKLY ERws, one year 81. Six copies
10. Ten copies, to one address, $l6'
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN advance.
and no paper conunueo after the expiration OF
the time paid fer.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON d CO.,
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, sc.
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@ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLlNA-In the matter Of LEANDER
A. BIGGER, Bankrupt-ln Bankruptcy.-To
whom it may COZ ,ern: Thu undersigned hereby
gives notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of
the Estate Of LEANDER a. Bl GGER, Of Manning,
In Clarendon County, fn the State Of South Caro-
lima, within said District, who has been adjudged
o Bankrupt on his own petition by the said Court.
DAVID ]. WlNN.
Manning, S. G., June 6, 1871. jun22-th3
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w- OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENE-
FIT OF THE FREE SCHOOL FUND, No. lat MEET.
ING sTREET-CHARLEsToN JULY s, ls7l.-
Official Rafled Numbers Of the Charleston Chari-
table Association, for the Benefit Of the Free
School Fund:
CLASS No. e5-MoRN1Ne.
26-2s-3s-l0-l7-6O- 6O-29-7-12-19-4s-
CLASS No. es-EvENIHe.
43-67- 42-18-1l-35-52- 4.-7-55-76.
as witness our hand this 9Th day OF July, 1871
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND, ..
msy29 sworn Commissioners.
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wUNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, JUNE 10, lsI1.-Notice is
hereby given that on and after the 10th July next,
Books OF Subscription will be open OF the Banking
House OF this Bank for two thousand additional
Shares Of Fifty Dollars each In the Capital Stock
OF said Bank.
Stockholders to shave the preference In sub.
scrIption to the increased stock in proportion to
the amount then held By lhem."
HID. ALEXANDER,
inn15-thms Cashier.
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THE NEWS By MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for the GUNNER, OF
any portion OF 1t, may have THE DAILY NEWS
sent to their address, for such time as they
desire, at the rate o. one dollar per month.
Orders, accompanied by the money, should be
+. sent to the business Office Of the paper.
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jun15-thms

ESPECIAL NOTICE. THE UNDER
SIGNED respectfully informs his customers ana
those wishing to patronize him, that he is now
prepared to take orders for GROCERIES at their
residences, having book for the purpose. Orders
will be takel on TuzsDAYs and FRIDAYS, and
goods delivered - aIy part OF the city free Of
charge. FRANCIS l.. "NhiLL'
iunlo No. 23S King street.
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mayo

w THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON, s. c.
Depostors in the Savings Department are request
ed to present their books for credit for the quar-
ter interest payable lat July.
All deposits made on or previous to goth July
will bear interest from lst July.
THOS. R. wARING,
inlv1-stuth8 Cashier.
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6usfial Notires.

as- UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, JUNE %, 1S7l.-The Board
Of Directors having declared o Scmiannual Dl.
vIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT. on the present
Capital Stock or this Bank, the same will be paid
to the Stockholders on and after MONDAY, the Sd
day OF J1y next, FL. D. ALEXANDER,
iunso-etuths3 Cashier.
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5uefiaI Notifies.

m- THE BRITISH BARK VINCO,
from Liverpool is THIS DAY discharging under
General Order. All goods not removed at sunset
Will he stored at risk and expense OF owners.
No claims will be allowed after goods are removed
from wharf. HENRY CARD,
julyS-1 Agent.
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@OFFICE SAVANNA d AND
.CHARLESToN RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON. 8. c., JULY l, ls7l.-Stockhold-
ers OF this Company are notified that the fourth
and last INsTALMENT ON THE EIGHT PER
CENT. BONDS, authorized to be issued at the An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders, held on the sth
day OF February last, is now due and payable.
The Treasurer OF the Company will attend at the
office Of Messrs. CAMPBELL / SEaBR00K, No.
so Broad street, THIS DAY, and each subsequent
day, from la to 8 O'Clock, uutll SATURDAY, the
Sth instant, inclusive, to receive payment and
deliver the Bonds and Certificates Of Stock.
After said date the Stock OF those who have
failed to take their Bonds. as well as the Bonds,
will be liable for arrears, and may be used by
the Company to make good the default.
S. ". FISHER,
july1,s Treas. Saw. and Char. R. R. Co.
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july1-stuth

~ A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED,
e. T. PETERS, having charge OF the head office OF
the CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
No. lat Meeting street, for the sale OF cERTIF1-
GATES, will be pleased to see his friends and
others, at any time, at the above place. AL busi-
ness strictly and promptly attended to.
iuly5 d. i. PEIEkS,
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~PEoPLE's BANK OF SOUTH CAR
OLINA, CHARLESTON, JULY Q, 1sn.-The
Board OF Directors having declared Dividend Of
EIGHTY OENTSper Share upon the Consolidated
Stock, and in the same proportion upon the Un-
consolidated Shares, the same will be paid on and
after MONDAY next, 10th instant.
julys.6 JAMES B. BETS, Cashier.
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@- BRITISH CONsULATE.-DURING
the absence or>Her Majesiy's Consul, his duties
Will be dlschargedb by GEORGE B. WALKER,
julye-th2 &. N. Acting Consul.
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fut,sraI Ndlres.

@ THE RELATIVES FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance Of Mr.. and Mp. Robert Stewart,
of Mr. and Mrs: R. Arnold ad family. and Of
Mrs. Martha Stewart and family, are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services OF VlR-
GINA BOWMAN STEWART, rHIs MoRN1Ne, at
O'Clock, at their residence, NJ. u Chapel street,
without further invitation. July6-'
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~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mr.. Peter MKinlay and family
the congregation of the wentworth street Luthe'
ran Church, also the teachersand scholars Of the
Sabbath School, are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral Services Of Miss ELIZA MoKINLAY,
THIS MORNING, at half-pasl 10 O'Clock, at the
Church. 'jdly6:*
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AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN (SCOTCH)
N wants q situation; is acquainted with Dry
Goods and Groceries; is q good Accountant, and
willing to make himself generally useful. Gan
give frst-class references Address Teritas, once
of THE News. may18
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A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
II to secure now position as Teacher In q
school or family, for the lst October, to teach
English branches, including Mathematics and,
II 10 family, also French and rudlments OF Music
II required, Address. with full particulars OF
terms, &C., P. o. Box No. q, Wilson, n. U.
tnn2S.1mOA
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TXTANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w 10 the Land and Immigration Association
OF Messrs. BUTLER. CHADWICK, GARY co.
Tickets now ready. Will be glad to see my friends
at the office OF Mr.. C. CLAClUS, corner East Bay
and Central Wharf. EBEN COFFIN, Suo.Agent.
may29
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WTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A
w native o. Florida, situation as salesman
or clerk in a house In Charleston. He Is well and
favoraoly known throughout East Florida, and
can furnish satisfactory testimonials as to char.
acter and qualifications. Address ]. s. j., NEWS
office. july1
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uTANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
w WASHER, that can come well recon-.
mended-white or colored. Apply at No. Al
Wentworth street. Jun!o
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WTANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH,
wv q small HOUSE. containing to rooms.
situated either In the centre OF the city or near
the llnes of the City Railway Address Y. Y. D.,
a. this ottice, stating terms, location, &c.
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UTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO DO
w PLAIN COOKING and wash. Apply at
No. o. King street, one door below J. HurIamp
Cots Grocery. )uno0
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES THE SIT
n UATION OF Governess. Will teach English
and the rudiments OF Music. Address ID, DAILY
NEWS office. lonlO
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A NEAT HOUSE WANTED, BY a DE-
n SIRABLE tenant, who would take three
or fye wears, lease at q moderate rent. Must be
in western part OF the city or near the Battery.
Address. with full particulars, BETA, ofllce or
THE NEWS. Junlo
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Jlnanrlal.
Dants.

WTANTED, A COLORED MAN OR
wv Boy, one who Will make himself useful
about house. Apply, with reference, to GEu. W.
STEFFENS, yendue Range. jnlyb.2+
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6nmnrer Resorts. :

This highly popular WATERING PLACE WILL
be open for visitors on WEDNESDAY, June lSsu.
The Mineral Waters Of these Springs are tae
White and Blue Sulphur and Chalyoeate, tne me:
dcinal properties Of which are not exceled, and
healthier and more delightful watering piace
The Springs will be under the management Of
]. M. BLAIR, formerly Of Raleigh N. o., an expes-
rienced hotel keeper, together with Mrs. WREaNS
and visitors may rely upon good fare and good a.
tention. ..
Plenty OF Ice, good Band OF Music, and good
Physician in attendance, &C.
Leave Baltimore or Washington CITY ~ Sne
morning via Acquia Greek, Richmond anu Uan.
vile Railroad, to Salisbury. Wnere you @ Iase sGs
Western and M0rganton Road. ana reaen M aickoty ,Ly
Station (the Springs Depot by half'past nine the
next morning. ,o,..
Leave Auousta Ca, at night, and take the Onat.
lotte and Statesyle Road at Charlotte, you reacn
ths SPRINGS early the next morning. charleston
in the mornIng, and be az the Springs the next
oond four.horse omnibus will run In connec-
ton with the trains to the Springs over oeauti-
ful road only six miles.
BOARD.
Per month, Tor four weeks). )...."...$+o 90
Per Week. 10 w
Children and colored servants half price. No
charge for infants under two years Of age.
N''N' ]. GOLDEN WYATT.
Sparkling Catawba Springs, June 1st, lS7l
jun21-30
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for Sale.

TOR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA
CHIMES, OF good quality, which are offered
cheap. Cali at No. q Queen street, between
Meeting aud Church streets. febl
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TlOR SALE.-A JUDGMENT AGAINST
II PARRERJ. HOLLAND for Twenty. six 25.100
Dollars will be sold nc private sale, al discount,
Eat MENKE l. MULLER. jun3l
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The Committee to whom referred the essays
written for the $500 prize offered by the "Board of
Real Estate Agents on the Resources and Advan-
tages of Oregon" reported that Of the Eve essays
submitted to them those of Mrs. A. J. Duniway
and Hon. J. Quinn Thornton, respectively, were
in all respects superior the others, but that these
two nearly equal that the Committee were
unable to decide which absolutely the better.
aud therefore recommend that Mrs. Duniway and
the Judge divide the $500 between them. This
decision has been acquicsccd in by the pa ties.
and we extend our congratulations to the lady and
gentleman who have proved themselves up to
the mark, not only upon this occasion, but upon
all occasions where ability and gerirs we're
ouired. sfa
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Woods Household Mogd=inc for August con-
tinues to demonstrate the wonderful success which
has attended this periodical during the past four
years. Its motto seems to be "How Much for
How Little;" for there is no other Magazine in
the world, which gives much for 20 litto
money James Parton, Phoebe Cary, DR.. Dio
Lewis, Rev. Thomas X. Beechcr, DR.. w. w.
Hall and Gail Hamilton are regular contributors.
Among its occasional contributors Harriet
Beecher Stowe, Horace Greeley, Brick Pomeroy,
Mary CleinDer Ames. Joel T. Headley and John
q. SAKE The publishers have not only procured
the very best literary talent, but they have Sc
cured such variety and adaptation IL matter as
make it general favorite among all classes. II
blends amusement with instruction in q way to
enlightcn he understanding and develop the at
feetions; and its monthly visits welcomed
alike by the young. the middle-aged and the old.
We would advise every one Of our subscribers to
at once address the publishers, 8. s. WOOD co.
Newburgh N. Y, who will mail three months
numbers Of the Magazine free to every person
who shall furnish his address.
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ArcIIos.-At the store of Mossrs. 4. Cownn &
Co.. on next Friday and Saturday, goods Of all
kinds Nil be sold at auetion-the highest bidder
takes em. Don't forget that, you tint want bar
gaios in staple and fancy dry goods boots, shoes.
hardware, &c. 1t viii afford an excellent oppor-
tunity to get goods cheap.
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sUrPLEMEsr.-our supplement- this wsek, ID
addition to the proclamation Of the President in
reference to the conclusion of the Convention be-
tween this Government and tho Austro- Huneari-
an Monarchy, will be found to contain an inter
esting tale and other miscellany. It will be OBJ
served that we are giving large amount Of read
ing matter. and we propose 70 give still moro
during volume four. which commences Scptem-
ber 9th. 1871. Single subscriptions, So per an
mum. Subscriptions may commence at any TINA.
Send them in.
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Appointments by the NJ. 4. Conference

Arnotutmepts hv the ~ = f,,,,r.r.,,..
- ss"'0 sA0 - - -. l.
Following list Of appointments made by the
NJ Z. Conference, whic. closed its session in Port
,.na ~, ManaavI, =. o,s,,, go - y.
'ana M o =. iass' A.on. 'ne O1eyoA.a"'
PoHTLasp D1srEIcT-Wn Roberts. Presiding
Elder roi i.'ane' nayior sire y. ". I1cr; Port
Nan .,an s.ise M;,..; a. Last fSr.ana
S;., q a.;ns. r,aas GO p uiIsvn ~.
Iasiatn, to DC supplied nlilsboro. Jos: Hoberg !;
NC eA.nnvHre, nngn 1a.owcil astoria 20 20
supph !. r4,uanu Acaaemy ana Esmaic sent
ior street quarterly conferences; Poefc Chvistics
Adrocste. + Dillon editor; Willamette Univcrsity,
y. = stracton agent :.
lem and South Salem, 2 NJ Nicksrson Silver
ton, Y. ". Adams Rock Greek. w p. Nichols ;
Dayton. r a. Wood; Yamhiii. y A. Allyn Dai-
| Iamook. 70 be supplied; Albany, @. w. Shaw I;