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Poor Pay, Poor Preach.

The State Senate has resolved to have no
more paid preaching. Public lambs do not
need a shepherd who cllugs to filthy lucre.
The members can do their own praying.
Either the Senate Is past praying for, or the
prayers were Of the wrong sort. The loss
of the six-dollars-a-day preacher will do
them no harm. 1t was q mere form, to
which very few OF the senators paid any at
tention. And the abolition Of this sham
might well be- the beginning OF genuine re-
trenchmeut and reform.
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A Good Beginning.

The members OF the House OF Represent
atives have made an excellent start In re-
ducing tho number Of paid attaches to
'twenty-ro1r. Last year there were at least
one hundred and fifty. Steps are, also,
taxing to sbate the committee-room jobbery.
Last session whole houses, used as rum
shops and gambling bells, were rented as
committee rooms and paid for by the State.
There are Indications that the Conservative
members will be appointed on committees
where their experience and intelligence will
be felt. Altogether the session opens aus
pioiouDly.
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Legislators, Look Out!

The members Of the General Assembly Of
1sss-7o laughed in their sleeves as they 70.
| ted aye on the passage OF the bill ito pre-.
"vent audapunisha bribery and corruption
It looked E.ell on the statute book, and, be-
Ing taken In a strictly Tickwlckian sense,
punished no one and prevented nothing.
There is now a healthier feeling at the capi.
tai. An effort Is making to catch some Of
the bribe,takers In the act; for 1t is well
known that they who vote for Patterson or
Scott expect to be paid for their %complais-
ance, Before they commit themselves IRE
trievably, and qualify themselves for doing
theaS State some service In the Penitentlary,
let these ponder the second section OF the
act OF December %, 1859, which reads thus:
"Every executive. legislative or judicial off,
Ger who corruptly accepts q gilt or gratuity, or
a promise TO make 9 gin or to do an act bene'
aclai: to such an officer, under an agreement,
or, With an understanding, that bis vote, opln-
lon or Judgment shall be given in any particu-
lar manner, or on a particular side OF any
question, cause or proceeding which Is or may
be By law brought before him In his official ca
pscity, or that, in such capacity, he shall make
sny particular nomination or appointment,
shall forfeit his Office, be forever disqualified
to hold any public of1ce, trust or appointment
under the laws Of this State; and be punished
by Imprisonment In the State Penltentlsry at
hard labor not exceeding ten years, or by hne
not exceeding five thousand dollars, and BY
imprisonment In jail net exceeding " years."
Mark the provisionsl Any member OF the
Legislature who agrees to vote for candl-
date for senator, In consideration OF any gilt
or g,ratnity, or the promise OF any gift or
gratuity, is forever disqualified to hold any
public office, and shall be punished by I'M
prisonmeut al hard labor for not exceeding
ten years. 1t is not necessary that there
should be any written or verbal pledge to
vote for q particular candidates; a simple
understanding" founded upon q gilt or
the promise OF some beneficial act, is. sufn-
clent. The limp members, they who are
easily approached, they who swil cham
payne, drive fast horses, and buy fine houses
upon six dollars a day, may well tremble In
their shoes. They feel that, for them, 1t Is
an awful thing to live honestly. They can't
stand it. Neither can they stand the Peni-
Tertiary. The unpaid detectives are on their
heels. Their own laws, strongly and deity
drawn, begin TO plague them. They shall
be hoist with their " petard.
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NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.

Are warranted t., cHre In every case, or the
money refunded.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous ingredi.
ents or any klnd-pothlng In the least degree in.
furious to the system under any circumstances
and may be administered with perfect safety to
an infant.
They never fail to cure the most obstinate case
when taken az directed.
They. cure Immediately. In no case will the
patient have more than one chill after the 1rst
dose, and In the mai lrity OF cases not even That.
They accomplish the work by dest; Dying tho
cause Of disease, which no other remedy pretends
to do.
They are an e%fleotual prev, ntive, neutralizing
the malar!ous poison In the system, and mus
ayerting ius consequences. Dov9.sth
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Miscellaneous.

INCORPORATING had MUCH EX-
IN PERIENIE In repairing Weighing Scales Of
every description. would solicit public patronage
In reference to said work.
References: Mr.. B. O'Heul, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 1s9 East Bay: Mesars. q. Bischon d Co., Whole
sale GrGcers, East Bay; HI. ThGmas A. Baynard,
Public Adjuster OF Weights and Measures.
ARCHIBALD MCLEISH,
No. 4 Cumberland street,
0ct6-2mos Charleston, 8. u.
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Confectionery, Cons, @r.

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL sToCKaoF
Rich Fancy Goods, Toys, Games, us
Fireworks, French Confectionery
Rubber Goods, &c,t 8; -
Is now opening, (nearly every Steamer olngS
in a fresh supply of the latest novelties nsh me
Holidays are over,) ct n =
No. 22s King street.
noy2smw24 Next 70 Academy Of Nustcs
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aarlrnIture. Gortirnltnre. ar.

DOSES, EVERGREEN, CRAZE VINES,
G &C.. DC.
We the undersigned beg to return our sincere
thanks to our friends and the public In the pas.
for their patronage. We beg q continuance OF The
same 10 the future. We have for sale
One thousand ROSES
One hundred Grape Vines
And a large stock OF Eyergreens.
Gardens aid out to inBure satisfaction.
r :.g-. WALTER WEBB, SR,
WALTER WEBB, JR.,
noY1'Hth10 No. 10 King street.
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Drngs at UbolesaIe.
nOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS N
W HOLESALE DRUG ISTS,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
amer with confidence to the Public the following
VALUABLE PREPARATIONS, OF which
drugs at UbolesaIe.

SUMTER BITTERs.
What this great Southern Tonic will do must be
gathered from what 1t has done. Tho case OF
dyspepsia, or any other form OF indigestion, In
which it has been persistenlly administered with.
out enectipg q radical cure. 10 yet to be heard
from; and the same may be said OF bilious disor-
dera. intermittent fever, nervous anectlone, gen.
disabilities TO which the feeble are 30 subject. 1t
purines all the nulds OF tho body. including the
blood, and The gentle stimulantSw which IL lmparts
to The nervous system Il not succeeded W the
slightest reaction. This ia q chapter OF facts
which readers, for their " sakes, should mark
and remember.
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TIN CHARLESTON DAILY News sis deslgna-
...edsss the newspaper for the publication OF
.,all l~eeal:no,ices;i and OFFICIAL advertisements,
.;for the County Of Charleston, under the act
.tof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
..ls,e the publication of all legal and public
t.noticss.n 4Eaa s 80
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'Eeaal Nntlres.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
.oHAKLkSTON COUNTY.--By GEORGE
EiTIsP' ESQ, Probate JudRe.-Whereas, ELlZA
RETH A. W~ETHERFORD, Of Charleston County,
spinster, made suit to me to grant ner Letters
~ administration II the Estate and effects OF
ELIAS W~ETHERFORD, late OF charleston County,
THESE are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kiadred and CT editors. Of the SAID
Elias WETHEkFuRD, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court OF Probate. TO oe
heId at Charleston on the 12th.day Of December
nexr, after publication hereof, at II O'CLOCK IN tne
forenoon. to show cause, II any they nave, why
the sai.t administrator should not be granted.
Gwen under my, hand, this 9th day Of Novem-
ber. Ammo Dominl 1872. GEORGE BUST,
nnvas.th2 Probate Judge.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON -tC0UETY.--By GEORGE
BUST. ESQ, Probate Judge.-Wheress, JOHN ].
BKEDENBERG, OF! Augusta. Georgia. Grocer,
made suit to me 10 grant him Letters OF Admin
istration, de bonIs non, OF the Estate and effects
OF JOHN II. BREDENBERG, late OF Charleston,
THESE a.s therefore to cite and admonish all and
sinyular the kind ed aud creditors OF the said
jOHE d. BREDENBERG, deceased, that they. be
and appear before me, In the Court Of Probate. to
be hold at Charleston on the 12th day OF Decem-
her next. after publication hereof, at IL O'Clock IN
tSe forenoon, 10 show cause, II any they have,
Why tue said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this 9th day or NoVem
her ammo Domint 1872. GEORGE BUST,
nnv9s tho - 90 Judge OF Probate.
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DR. Won GLAHNN'S ROYAL CROWN
SQHNAPPS.

An unequalled anti.dyspeptic, tonic, nervine and
40 invigor8ting cordial.
This world-rPnowned Tonic Is prepared under
the personal sup rvision OF DR.. Won Glahnn, OF
Amsterdam, Holland, and has been pronounced
by the best German physicians to DO pure and
free from adultersrion. and by them have been
recommended for The following painful CON-
pIalnts: Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys and
Urinary organs. Female Complaints, Colo, I'm.
periect Digestion, Gravel. Chronic DiarrhGa,
i)rop.y, and all diseases OF the St,narh.
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MOSES LIVER PILLS,

For the cure OF Hepatltis, or Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia and Sic -Headache. and as o Cathar-
tic and Anli.Biious PHI have NO superior.
These Pills possess that peculiar power OF tn-
vieorating the stomach, and stimulating tile
liver and turnid bowels, which render them OF
unequalled efficacy In cleansing from the blood
all impurities. and imparting new life and vigor
to the VIII lie system. TIL y are entirely vegetable
and perfectly safe.
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A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. ALL
n persons having demands against the estate
OF THOMAS SuIEDER, late OF Uolleton County.
viii present the same properly attested; and those
indebted to ssld estate will make payment ELMER
WHItsrboro,, g. o., or to the underBls ned.
" ANN II. SHlEDER, Administrative.
y nauoI. fh84
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DAGFIo GUANo coMPANY's1
CAPITAL 5000. oOCJ' III
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo,

-
This GUANO in, now 60 well known In e: tne
Southern States for its remarkable enectS % "a
agency for increasing the PRODUCES, OF iaoor; DO
not 10 REQUIRE SPECIAL recommendation ltom ~.
It's use for seven ) ears past has esta6llsneG ns
character for reliable excellence The lafge NE
capital Invested by the Company IN tals thsao
srords the surest guarantee Of the continued az
cellence OF this Gusno. .ra
The supplies put into market inns seasp u nse,
intendence Of Dr.. st. Jullsu Rsyenel. Chemist OF
the company, at Charleston, s; u; hence nee PLANNERS no.1!ino
a. nreeisely the same as that heretofore sGld.
J. N, ROBSON,
Selling Agent, OhariestonrSs U.
inc. q. REESE d CO., IL,
General AGENTS, Baltimore.
TEaNs-s4s cash; $53 time. without Interest
To accommodate planters they can order now
and have until the ist- OF April to decide as 10
whether they Will take at time or cash pfice:
when delivered from the Factory by sne 'caIfosa
nodrayage will be charged. srE III.
s-Pspers that inserted my adveritaeme nt LAST
year will please copy. noVatWfmDc&HSmoo
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3pi1rt Gtcrk Uompanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
" n OHARLEST0N JOINT sioux COM.
PANY for the benent Of the state orphan Asylum.
LASS No. 2~7l-WEINBsDAY MORNING, NOV: ~.
25-4l-
CLASS No 272-WHnEBsDAY EVENING: NOV IL.
66-53-2O-A-49- 1-77-94-A-43- 2-27
noy2S-l A. MOR03O, sworn commissioner.
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A TPRIVATE SALE, ALL THAT PLAN.
II TATlON lying on Santee River, In st. Johns
s~erXeley, about two miles below EutaW Springs,
known as walnut Grove and property OF the
the place Is a good Dwelling with eleven rooms
and necessary outbulldings.
A more detailea description, and The terms Of
sale, will be given In q future advertisement;
m not sold by the lat OF January next the Plan.
tation Will be offered early Ia January for rent,
for the year 1873, at public 0utcry On the premises
For particulars apply to
p. G. GAILLaRD. at Charleston Qualified
Or TO JNO. @. GAILLARD, on the prem. Execu-
ises, or AZ Bonneap's PostOfdce.) tors.
nov2S.stuLh
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T,bI)1f;..G lbar9estnn Netps'

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1872.
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NOTICE. ALL DEMANDS AGAINST
IN the e.tate OF the late STEPHEN D. DOAR,
planter, must be rendered, duly ~attested; and all
persons Indebted &c, the same, ara requested to
make payment 10 WIN. O. BEE d CO., charleston,
s, IA. DUAR, Executrix.
B. d. D0AR,l p,ocn,ore
:. noy2l.tha /. q. QUAR-, DAoo
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
i CHARLESTON COUNTY, y
BUST, Esq, Probate Judge.-Whereas, ABRA.
EAM FALK, OF Charleston, Merchant, made suit
TO me, to grant him letters OF administration OF
the Estate and effects Of HEZEKlEL n. ABBA
HAMS, late OF Ch8rleston, Merchant These are
therefore 10 cite and sdmonish all and angular
the kindred and creditors OF the said HEZEKlEL
M, ABRan4MS, deceased, that they be and :ap.
pear before me, In the COURT OF Probate. e. be
held Of. Charleston, on November 18th next after
puplIcation hereof, at IL O'Clock In the forenoon,
to show cause, II any they have, why the said Rd-
mInistration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF Novem.
Der, Ammo Domini 1872. GEORGE BUST,
noyI4-th2 Probate Judge.
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NOLLIER'S REMEDY.

NOLLIER'S REMEDY.
THE BEST FOR MAN N BEAST
This article has gained a well-deserved repu!s.
ton, wherever It has cen used, as an external
remedy, and hundreds or our best oltizeAs testify
to It's good qualities on man and beast. Used once
IL becomes q family cnmrort and nee esslty.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE "A L l.
~ persons having claims against the late
GEORGE H..SMITB, deceased will present the
sans duly attesled, and those indebted will please
make ayment to ZIMMERMAN DAVIS,
noyia.tuth6 Administrator
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NINAL NOTIoE-ESTATE OF MRS. E.
B. WILKINSON the I'd day o. December
next, at II O'Clock A. II. the undersigned will
apply 70 GEORGE BUST, Esq, Judge OF PROBATE
for charleston uounty, 10. !etters dismlssory TO
MIN as Executor of above Estate.
October 80, 1872. MARTINI L. e
octSl .thGLulm0
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STAvEsI sTAvEsl STAvEsl-
y Wanted Immediately Twenty. nve) White or
U.lored Men to cut rice barrel ataves, fifteen
miles from the city, on the Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad. six Dollars cash viii be paid per
thousand, at the stump, and pay able every day,
II required. Also, wanted (Twenty-fve) men 70
cut Yellow Pine, Oak, Ash, Maple aud Lightwood,
90 cents per cord, In cash, payable daily. Apply
TO JOHN IL, BRYAN, g.. and G. Railroad Wharf.
noy26-tuths3%
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DAUu b. q w.,
80 q.s,. No. 15 EAST BAY. . a.s,a nj
OFFER TO TEE TRADE At LOWEST MARKET RATES
10 hbds. G. R. Bacon SIDES .s-,.
II hhds. Choice Bacon Shoulders
SO boxes D. 8. Choice Sides
100 boxes Canned Tomatoes, 2. and 8 lbs.
100 boxes Canned Peaches, 2 lbs.
$50 boxes Damned Oysters, / ana 2 lbs. - 2
- so .noxes Brandy Peaches ~,
100 boxes American Club Fish
rs boxes assorted Jellies -
100. boxes Bl Oar. Soda, 4, 4 and Whole pack.
ages
rs kegs Bi Car. Soda
go kegs Sal Soda RI
ITO doz. assorted Br0om5
$50 doz. Painted Buckets. -
IS nests Painted Tubs
100 bbls. 8. d. and Choice Syrup
rs bbls. W. W. and Cider Vinegar
ITO bags Rio and lava Conee
90 boxes Tobacco, various brands
575 boxes Scaled and MOL Herring.
Ia addition: to the above; weokeeo g well-select.
ed assortment OF Choice WHISTLES, Brsndles,
Gins, Wines, DC.
Prompt attention will be given to allcouutry
orders entrusted to Us. nov6-lmo
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WANTED, ENGINEERS. TO MEET,
wv SATURDAY NIGHT, at 20 Basel street,
where subjects beneficial to all will be discussed.
nnv2e.3 H - .rl#
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nRAY MULES, HARNESS HORSES,
~ Timber and Tarpentine Mules, saddle and
brood Mares, Plantation Mules, shat have had the
Eplzootic and ore now well, can be bought at
moderate prices at the Kentucky sale Stables, No.
SO Church street. SO d MoO0Y.
nnV2h.a
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for Gak.

nICKED TURKEYS AND CHICKENS,
Wild English Ducks. Oysters, opened and In
smell. Fish OF all kinds, for sale at Game sign, No.
9 Market street. TERRY Il NOLEN. nov276
CHEAP HORSES, FROM ss5 TO Sl26,
" Just arrived ct r. OAKMAE'S STABLE, No.
as Church street. For sale on time. nov2o.6~
DERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
Horses or Mules will ind 1t to shelr advan.
King street, before purchasing elsewhere.
now stuthlmo Dkcs
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TIRE DEPARTMENT.-THE COMET
Star. Urion Star and Prudence VIII assem-;
Bile on THURSDAY, at. 8 O'clock at the corner OF
Broad and King streets, for inspection OF hose
ID: accordance with ret olution. OF the JONI Oom'
miLt, OF the city Council and, Fire DeparGmenL
Punctal attendance Is requested from all par
ties. concerned. ,.4i u. u.
noya2 s Chief Fire Department.
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HNO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
i MODIOUS Building. No. l4s East Bay. re.
Gently occupied as the publication Office OF THR
NEWS, aud formerly known as the French Oo1ee
House. For terms, DC, apply at The Ofnce Of
TIE NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. kep2S
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Da,1ta.

WANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY
wv at tee northwest corner Of King and MOI.
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yTTANTED, FOB A COUNTRY STORE,
w Young man who has had Q ,expe-
rience. Apply a. No. % Adger's Wharf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-21
Harvest Supplies

T HAVE on hand general stock Of Fresh Gro
/ ceries suitable for Harvest aud Family u.0
which am Offering $40 lowest e. % prices Coun-
icy Bacon, Corn M,al, and family Lard in Tin
Buckets and pound. Uith handles for sale By
June Is, 1872. W. EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-21

TO BUY CHEAP
A Vote on the Cars.

While seated in one of the cars of the Balti
more & Ohio Railroad on our return from
Martiusburg OF Friday evening week, we wert
approached by Mr. Benjamin Bushnell, of this
place, who informed us that there WAS large
excursion party on board from Ohio aud Indi-
ana, and suggested that poll be taken to as
certain how the passengers stood as between
Greeley and Graut. We seconded bis sugges-
ton and he carried it ont with the following
result: For Greeley, 81; for Grant SO fol
O'Couor, I. Rejecting upon the singularity
of this last vote, We inquired Of Mr. Bushnell
who the straight-out voter could be and " as
informed that it was no other than our friend
Bruce Of the Ne,cs, who happened to be on
the same train, returning from visit to Cum
berlaud
Mr.. Bushnell declared he was very particular
10 taking the vote, manfully, albeit reluctantly,
turning a deaf ear to the pteous appeals of a
number of ladies, minors and unnaturalized
foreigners, who besoughi him, in some cases,
with tears in their eyes, to be allowed to vote
for Greeley-and man ia the rear car assured
Mr.. B. that the vote On the train was cor
rect index of the political feeling of the Great
West We have no doubtof Winchester
yc,Dee
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WHICH GO
The Berkeley Fair.
Berkeley Items.


! Jefferson was not overlooked in the award
of Premiums at the Berkeley Fair. From the
published list we take the following:
ALpERNEYs.-B Bull three wears old and
upwards. LIST premium. W NJ SNYDER. 10 dol
! lars Best Cow three wears old and upwards.
LIST premium, Wm; ~ Snyder; SIX dollars
5eG1nu O1s' O0W M ',s o,u t be Ill
Best Cow and Calf. LIST premium. VIM. n. Sny-
der, eight dollars. Second best Heifer one year
ola and under two 2ad premium "m; , M NJ
Guy ' r'. 80 ~ L. - - ~,
mimi Vim N SNYDER fifteen dollars Sc
coud best Durham Heifer Calf. r. c. Burk-
hart, Que dollar. Six hens Is. & $. 5. H.
hrst premium, K {. bnFSnar'' one do''a ar.
oI IA and S''' oyer i ~ nrmin SrreT ten
dollars. Best Jack, lst premium, j. P Str-
der, five dollars.
~ psAtI lioE,isi,sG, o','on 'G NJ: ',',s
dollars. Best three years old and under four,
ma premium H. =. bGrT in 'aree uo"a[ .
Nil g. Rrc,Enr w. Two ~ J,ar r' '''-'
Among other meritorious awards. we fud
the following: