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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-06-27

DIR. TUFTS Extract ofSarsap9fiila and Queens
Delight which consists of the curative elements
implanted by the GREAT PHYSICIAN in these,
hygean roots, fully developed and concentrated
is known far and wide by the effects it has pro.
duced. The unfortunate prey Of Scrofula, whose
body was once honcy-combed by that foul dis
ease testfcs to its value; the Rheumatic patient
who has cast aside his crutches acknowledges
its benefits with gratitude; the victim of Syphi-
little faint and mcrcurial poison resounds its
praise; and the cicatrces of unnumbcred ulcers
of every type, had they each u tongue, would
bear witness to its efficacy
Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Female Irregularities, Whites, Sal
low Complexion, Eruptions and Blotches in the
Skin, White Swelings, Sore Eyes, Discharges
from the Ears, Scald Head, Cancer in the Womb,
Night Sweats, Nocturnal Emissions, RheHma.
tism, all proceed from the same cause, viz:
IMPURE BLOOD AND UNHEALTHY Sc
CRETIONS,
For those and kindred diseases remedy has
dawned upon the world, having for its object the
relief of suffering humanity,
DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS
Delight,
an entirely vegetable compound, is in its opcr-
alton peculiar, entering into the circulation
thus coming in contact with the germ or cause
of disease, and displacng unhealthy secrctions
by extending its influence 10 every part sf the
body, and causing q general reaction whereby
health succeeds debility and disease.
Under the influence of this valuable Medicine
the eye grows sparkling, the complexion clear
and roseate, unsightly Blotches, Pock Marks,
Worms in the Flesh, Pimplcs and Roughness OF
the Skin disappear, and the entire organization
grows redolent with health 1t gives tone to
the body, and causes it to gain in flesh and in
cease in weight Price, 500 per bottle or 6
bottles for $500 Sold by Druggists generally
throughout the United States
Prepared by VIM II. TUT, NJ. D., IS & 20
Plat Street, New York.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-21
THE FALL TRADE

HAS opened auspicious.y yesterday hav-
ing been the best days bpsinea. we have
done since last December. have lust re-
turned from the Northern mark ,t., and have
not only made arrangements to keep my
stock up to past experience, but have added
many additional attractions for lie ben1 fit of
tho public and-mysclf. The stock is now
unusually full, and shall DO constantly re-
plenished. The same care in future sha,l be
observed, az has been in the past, to keep
strictly FIRST CLASS GOODS, which. with
fair dealing and popular pricos. hope to 1T
tract u still larger share OF public patronage.
than that go literally bestowed heretofore
Respectfully, request an examination of
tho stock. GEO. SYMMERS
Sent 2t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-21

HOTEL ARRIVALS. September 20, 1873.
IVAeeler House-P Dufiie, Charleston; D
L Turner, EdgeGeld; w G Langston. N
7; S Q Johnston, NJ A Blain, N G; r s
lacy. Pa; 7 S Clarkson, Angle, w L
Hand, N G; w l. Hardin, Nd; 6 W
Ryels, Ga; u J Griffith, Summit; J F
Eisenmann, city.
Columbia Hotel-J NJ seigler, G & G
r 4; s Thomas. Jr, Charleston; G W
Harrie, Ga; A Fowler. " J Sprinkle. N
G; Q P Gardner. J Il Stelling, 8 @; a
Pollak, N Y; G L Burokmyer, G H
Walter, w II Evans, Charleston; q W
Thames, N @.
Rendrir Rousc--W II Haynes. Md; W
q Kurnagham. Batesville; s B Hodges,
Greenwood; p s Williams, w U Tel
90; Q Smith, Hard Scrabble; T Bar.
Der: Smiths T o; ] B Minton. Union
Q Whiten, Ga; H W Dasportes. J
0atohoart, Winnsboro; w II Pagett,
Fairfield.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-21

GsQHANags AT THE CusToM HousE.-
Ysseedsy, the;fellowiIg ihsmed officials
ct the. Qnstom House received notice
shat thsif ifssesvices would s be- dispoused
Win aftsr the 2 lat instant; VIZ: John
Morant. oolored, end. Thomas Osborne,
ae!eEsa: e.s =. .nassstss.; e s y Ge;na. esp.
day inspector. The following appoint.
ments have been made to supply their
places: James Canton. captain of the
night watch; T.. ii. Bonsel, James N.
Hague. aud James Coates, Inspectors.
The;swo 6rss' named are from Columbia.
JsEss \. Ha5as =:sy ..aas candidate on
the boilers ticket for lieutenant. Go. !.
vernon, aud James Coates has lived in
Charleston for number OF years. He
was formerly on the city detective force.
It is Enmored that this is only the com.
mencement OF the now deal which is to
take place, and that number of addi-
tional removals and appointments will
be made Oh the first OF the next month
Charleston Neus.
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IHR POWER THAT Dip IT. The Wash
,ng.on Sunday Chronicle, referring to
General Buffers discom 6ture in Massa.
chusetts. expresses tho hope that it will
help to temper the dictatorial spirit Of
his character, as well us to teach him
that there is more virtue in the people
than he imagines; besides, TINT the pom
IN .sheAands of an independent press il
more potent thun the tactics of his
standard Of political ethics. The news.
papers. alter all, have IL pretty correct
idea OF public men, aud are too close to
the people to be turned from their
course by ridiculous attempt ut in
timidatiou.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-21

RAILROAD MOVEMENTS. From a cor
respondence in the Knoxville Press and
HerdW We learn that u convention in
the interest OF narrow gauge railway,
running from Lake Erie, Southwark to
the Atlantic coast. CT ossing the Ohio
River at Portsmouth, or at some other
available point, thence through Eastern
Kentucky, Southwest Virginia, upper
East Tennessee, Western North and
South Carolina, to one of the most pro-
minent and accessible shipping points
ON the Atlantic coast, has been called
to meet ut Warm Springs, N. c., Sep.
tember Both, 1873.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-21

1t it be true, as an Italian newspaper
states, that tho sanctuary o! the Ma
donna OF Loretto, which is at present
a popular resort of pilgrims, stands next
door to certain houses of abominatiop,
inhabited by females who,,are not Ma
donnaa. but rather representative of
Magdaien before Repentance, aud that
busy pan,lerers wait at the said shrine to
conduct the pilgrims to the shrine of
Venus 1T must be nearly time for the
performance Of miracle that shall be
sharp, short and decisive in the ranks of
the wicked. Loretto b-set by ioretlos is
not spectacle that tends to pious re.
hectiou or religious cdification.
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::.'.
DIAMOND FLOUR.


EtNE FLOUR being SPECIALITY with
IL us, we would cali the attention OF con.
sumers to our Diamond Brand, for which we
have obtained the exclusive agency.
This Flour has no SUPERIOR, and hut
VERY FEW EQUALS.
1t is ground in tho most careful manner.
from the CHOICEST SELECTIONS OF
mended for it's UNIFORM WHITENESS and
RISING QUALITIES.
Every barrel has ON it the WRITTEN qua
RAHTEE OF the hiller, and is warranted to
always run the same. MULLER
Sept 20
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The STRIKERS AGA1S.-A number of
colored men assembled in the vicinity of
hobbs Mill, now u phosphate work,
Yesterday, and tried to frighten off the
laborers. They became SO demonstra-
i've that 1t WAS found necessary to send
for squad of policemen. who were at
once despatched to the mill by the chief
OF police, and we're kept there to pre-
serve the peace. Hoppily nothing oc-
Cured to make their active interference
necessary. The strikers finding that
they could exert no influence on the
hands, went away in disgust.
Charleston Ners.
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Mills House Stables

Medic'l College of the State OF s. c.,
AT Chnrieston, 8. q.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OFLECrUREs in
this institution will begin on the 18th OF
October, and terminate early In March fol.
lowing. The completion Of the hospital ad.
ditions enables the Faculty to say, that the
surpassed at the South. In view Of the i'm.
poverishcd condition OF the South and the
beneficiary system established by several
colleges at the south and West, the charges
now made are simply for defrsy ing the cur.
rent expenses OF tho session. Good board
can bs had in Charleston at aa reasonable
rates as in any southern city. For oircula
or other particulars. apply to
V. a. KtNLOCH, NJ. D.. Dean.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-21

A T prices at once satisfactory and entio-
~ ing. Our Dry Goods Departments, con-
meres, Blankets. Flannels, Bleaohed, Brown
and Linen Goods, Dispers, Damsske, Towels,
Jaconets, swisses. Tsrle.ans, Dress Good in
Prints, Delainea. Oretonnes. Epingiines,;
Alpacas, &c, full to overfowfng. Onr Notion
and Small Ware aud Lace, CLOAK and shawl
Departments fall and new. Our MILL
NERY, the prattiest ever seen, will be open
are ready and our Carpet and House-Fur.
nishing Department in full blast, Our
Wholesale Department also ready, and our
friends and the public generally urged to
polite and willing; and as to ourselyes, we
are ambitious to do our usual large trade,
and thankful for any patronage. se5
splendid Dress-nakinR Dep partment in
the house. n. G. SILVER g. 90.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-21

Seegers Beer is Pure.
TT ion isontain Cocolus Ind:cus, Fish. .Der.
i ries, To make one sleepy or headachy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-21

ASSASSINATION OF AN INDIANA EDITOR.
A special from Frankfort, Indiana, SAYS:
Fletcher Meredith. editor and proprie.
tor Of the Clinton Republican Banner.
was shot BY John T. Douglass. whose
wife has a millinery shop up stairs.
Douglass concealed himself in the loft,
when Meredith entered tho store and
engaged III conversation with Mrs.
Douglass. Douglass shot from q hole
in the ceiling. rhe wonnd is considered
dangerous. Douglass is native Of La
Grange, Troup County. Ga, where he
lived until the close of the late civil war.
CASUALTIES "A few days ago, two CO.
lored men, George Davis aud Amos
Love, eight miles from Dluckstock,
we're returning from hint, when
Loves gun exploded, killing Davis.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict of
accidental killing. Love is now in Jail
here
Richard Aiken, Il colored man in
town. fell backward, the other day,
from fence on which he wa. sitting,
and was so severely injnred that he is
not expected to live. UnnnJoro Ns.es.
Gen. JOSEPH f. JOHNSON. The New
York San says: "a ietter from Gen.
Joseph E Johnson has recently been
published, i'll which we notice the ex-
preston that he is not citizen of the
United States. Well, if Gen. johnson
Is not cltizsn OF the United States be
ought to be made one Is quick as posi-
Ole. When such persons as Longstreet
flourish as citizens, men of honor aud
sincerity, like Gen. Johnson, ought not
to be excluded"
QUICK WoRK.-The Taylor cotton
press was put in operation in Charles.
ton, yesterday morning, and about
seventy fve bales of cotton were com.
pressed in one hour. Over LOCO tons.
or 2,OO6. 400 pounds pressure, WAS put
upon each bale, and this was done with
eighty pounds of steam, the WORKING
gauge OF the boiler.
TIE FREEDMEN's SAVINGS BANK
Nathan Ritter, OF Charleston, received
Telegram, yesterday, from Aotuary
Stickney. in Washington, informing him
that the Freedmen's Bank loses nothing
by the suspension of Jay Cooke & Co
and the First National Bunk of Wash.
ington,
Joseph Campbell jumped from the
Ohio River bridge, tiista noe of eighty
feet, to the bare rock below, and was
instantly killed. The cause Of the deed
is not known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-09
Nourishing a Spirit Baby.

There's a schoollntrin down east who
has a phantom scholar, you've all
heard about. But Southern lady was
In rhl. city last week who has spirit
baby. -Four. months ago she lost child
OF five months. She IS delicate, fra
gils creature. and the loss OF her baby
nearly killed her Four days after the
little creature 8 death.and lust at dusk.
she became aware of something pulling
at her dress. and there was her little
4. baby back upon her bosom. From that
time to this the baby comes back to be
nursed as the evening shadows fall.
She cannot see it, but she feels its little
hands padding about, as babies will.
and those around her can see her dress
disarranged, hercoflarpulled. and tha
indentations on her bosom mrde BY
the Invisible fingers Of the spirit baby.
Her physician Is staggered. There Is
no alteration in her physical condition;
everything goes OIL as il she was aenr-
ishIng a living child. The lady Is not
a spiritualisr, Il excessively refined and
aristocratic. and she sh.inkS from max
ing the phenomenon public, but every
night she cradles In her~arms her in
tangible baby. She feels its unseen
mouth warm agalust her, aud she bends
with bitter tears above the invisible
little yisitant.-N. Y. Cor. st. Louis
aG1ohs
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s2s REWARD.

eEaASzD., Or a'y7' sFqsESH 99sIs HiIi. ERos y s
rbn1sSss' .nS April "aoth, lsTss Two N
saudy,Ion I rpo,ted red and white, one four no sno
ona aish, yess old. Any person returssipg y
s.sa eows Win be paid the sooss reTnrqi VA, sd ID
will be paid for any information osnT1RevvxNsoS. 1ev1 @
10 their recovery, - " isni5 tfs
Gold Hill, April IL, ls's t.p" D
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-09

A THIEF entered the Congregational
Church At Lawrence. Mass, last week,
and carried Off the Bible from the pull,
pit. 1t was large and well-bound
one and we suppose if the abstractor
will only read 1t. that the defrauded
parishiouers will charitablyl forgive
him, ,.-,v.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-09

BARoMErER.-A cup of coffee Is q
sure barometer, II you allow the sugar
to drop to the bottom Of a cup aud
watch the bubble arise without dis
turbing the coffee. II the bubbles col
lect in the middle the weather will be
fine. II they adhere 10 the cup. form
ing a ring. it will be rainy; and il the
bubbles separate without assuming
any fixed position, ,clmngeable weather
may be expected. Try il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-09
sWRGINAaqAKD TTRUCkEE
Fc~l- g-Issc sIIT 'L-. -g
RAILROAD.

I'M AND AFTER FEBRUARY /, 1878,
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Notes Of the Day.

Gen. Mosby has quit politics and gone to
raising tobacco.
The first person born in St. Paul, Mimi.
has just died.
Mr.. p. 4. Barnum has been chosen
director of the New York and Eastern rail.
way.
Prof. r. v. Hayden was in Omaha June
%, en- route to Denver, where he would join
his party.
A half wlttcd paupcr in the Northampton
county, Pa, poor house has inherited for
tune of $25O,O0O
A Phoebe dispatch says new trial has
has been granted in the case Of Raymond Il
Ely VS.. ucrmes.
A disease, resembling the epizootic, is at
lacking horses in Jefferson. Illinois. Most
Of the spring colts have died.
A sacrilcgious horse broke into a Pitts.
burg church and kicked around among the
pews and things till he ran up bill Of $500
for damages.
Tho Cleveland lYaindenicr thinks that
dime novel writer's will stand aghast at the
idca of Captain Jack being captured with a
satchel in his hand.
The Germans urc rcpor ted 10 have adOp.
ted 1853 FOUNDER gun in the siege artillery.
This is the largest gun ever attempted to he
used in field operations.
''llow docs your husband get along ;"
inquired friend Of an undcr,akers wife.
''Nothing to complain Of, thank the Lord.
He had twelve funerals yesterday. ..."
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps wants to
know If ''eithcr the essential modesty Of
feminine nature or the safety Of society re.
quires drapcry below the knees?"
Referred to Lydia Thompson.
A gentleman having horse that ran away
and broke his wife's neck, neighbor
| sought to buy the animal rs means of
divorce. mo, no." said his owner, I In.
tend 10 marry again before long myself"
ii Track laying on tho Northern Pacific
Railroad, from Tcnino northward, has been
commenced. Tho strife between Tacoma
and Seattle for tho terminus 10 booosnlpg
exciting. Tacoma seems to 10 the point
most in favor, and land Is changing hsnds
rapidly and advancing in prices. 'a
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Tho 0entannial : reelamas,on

Philadelphia, July th.-Philadelphia
wore u general holiday attire I" day over the
celebration If the 4th The great event was
the transfer Of the Centennial ground. u
the Centennial Commission. A proclama,ion
by tie President was read vi the Transfer
grounds. where after rcciting the act Of
Congress providing fora national celebration,
&C.. il closes ~ follows: ' 1nauit#
of"Now, therefore. DO u known that I,
Ulysses 8. Grant, President Ut the United
Stases, In conformity with the provisions Ut
the oct Of Congress aforesaid, do hereby
declare and proclaim that there will be held
as the City Of Philadelphia, in the State OF
Pennsylvania, IN international Exhibi tjou
Of arte, manufactures aud products Of soil
and mines, to he opened on tho 10th day of
April, 1870, and t. bc closed on the 10Th
day Ut October IN the same year, and Il. tho
interest OF peace. civilization and domestic
and international friendship and intercourse.
commend the celebration aud exhibition to
the people OF tho United States. And In
behalf Of the Government and people. 1
cordially commend thcm. to al nations who
may be pleased 70 take part therein. =
In testimony whereof have hcrcun,o set
my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States to be kaixed. Done .. tho
City of Washington this the 81 day Of
July, 1873. and Of the Independence Of
the United H,s'es tho 9th. 9 sf"isA
lS'gnpd] U. 9. GRANT, President.
HAMILTON fIsu, Secretary. ssH@i,fit
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FROM BUTTE CITY.


OD0o1eS.
Eprror New Nonrn-wxsr--
Before you 60 70 press you will doubtless
receive full particulars OF tragedy that
was performed yesterday morning. about
mile below here on the creek, wherein Dan.
Haffcy and his 'pal," whose name l do no
know, and "hea,hen Chince" were the &C.
tors, but no audience. The facts, as related,
are that the two former accused the latter of
a little stcsling-caught him, ! believe, In
the act-and led him out to the stable and
then aud there did hang that Celestial by
the neck until he was dead! believe he is
hangin: there yet The full account As
above conjecturcd, you will get in time for
this weeks paper.
Our camp is still growing in reputation.
In addition 10 the fine ore friend Gilchrist
is finding in the ''Gambctta," Mr.. Fafraday
has found what is believed to be the western
extension of it, and is furiously prospecting
it. Joe Ransom and Alley Humphrey arc
still trying 10 dig out the Modoc from his
mot lava, but granitc) bed. The more they
go for him the less they get him, but they
are making him turn all sorts of colors.
Our water in the bitches is failing.
In haste, ATHENS.
Butte CRY. July g. 1874
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= A heavy storm swept over Wisconsin on
the 4th. A pleasure boat was capsizcd OF,
Green Lake and 20 persons drowned. 10.
The lNaviest storms ever known in Ohio
and Indiana occurred last week. Telegraph
lines were generally blown down. Between,
Logansport and Richmond, Ind, at Spring
fed, Ohio, and on the Dayton and Mich.
igan road much tsmags WAS done In Wis.
consin it was also very destructive on tho
4,h, and buildings and trees destroyed o.
injured. .....s .s.. .... ...sn .3 r...0,, M
The Spanish cove rnment proposes "a
''clean out" the Carlis,s If they did not SUR
.reader by June TO- g.q ..... ... .g....
Rome, July 6-The Pope walked in the
Vatican grounds to-day unsupported by At.
PENDANTS. ..,...-..,y .....,.
The cholera is abating in Memphis, Nash.
Vile. and other cities along the lower river.
The new Atlantic cable WAS completed 10
Hearts Content, July4, . Rio a..
0. A. Broadshaw, g. N. of Odd Fellows
Of Arkansas, died of cholera at Pine Bluffs
Sunday. ,.,.a..; b.a. ... ed r.
Mrs. Eliza Tweed, mother of VIM NJ.
lWeeu, u Oeo0. mn 4.. ,m... f...,r .fgl4
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From the Eozcnan Courier, July 9TH.
The time approaches when you arc to
select from among your fcllow-citizcns
various county officers to serve for the
cnstins two years. and matter in which
every good citizen, whatever his past posi-"
ton MS partisan of the Democratic or OF
the Republican party, should feel deep
interest, as all arc affected by the choice
made. We believe the practice Of candidates
for etIicc nominating and elec.ioneering for
themselves detrimental to tho best interest
OF any community; that the Office should
seek the man, and not the man the Office {;
and we pledge ourselves to ignore oil politi.
Cal preferences that have hitherto governed
US, and to support only such men for Office
US we know to he in the interest Of our
people, and in whose caracity and honesty
VIC have the mos, implicit confidence. We
ienounce Legislative gifts Of our peoples
money or property to railroads or other corr
poIaiions as public robbclics. We arc op.
posed to salary steals. and all other forms
of stealing, by which tho public finances
IRE squandcred.
We propose to nominate for Office anti
ring, anti. monopoly. i.corruptionists
men for officers of this county We insist
upon the utmost economy IN the admins
traitor If all our county affairs, and that
the hard earned money We have paid for
taxes shall not be fnolishly spent for the
cnlolument Of any person or set of persons.
We propose to put these principles in
practice, regardless Of the past political
views or prejud,ccs of ourselves or our
nelghbors.
We therefore cordially invite all our fcl.
low.ci,izcns who believe in these sentiments
and.are willing to carry them into action,
and arc not pledged To the support of tho
ticket already nominated, to meet in mass
convention At Central Park, on Saturday,
July ~. 1879. at 12 O'Clock, NJ. to devise
means and to take action 10 carry out the
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Mkeellanee,,s.

u Petersburg. July 6ih.-lt il Officially
announced that The Khan Of Khivs and BID
minister. Who Ned from the capital on the
approach Of the Russian troops, have 70.
tsfned and sabmitted y Con. Kaufman.
inp,seins nsscy. The osnssal has placed
them under guard. 60 ats z ~ I
Washington, Jaly A-Thc California Cen.
t'al Railsosd CompAny having refused "a
deliver sovcsnmsse freight 4 IAN Franciaco
Without Ne pespsys,eat IT charges accruiue
% Tic railroads wsss Of Omahs, The Altar.
ny 0eaefal decides shi 81 70 be Ia violates
q y ~, and thar emit win 10 hsosghs
agsihse " company 70 recover frsishta
wisnost ~ payment sf sach chsissa.
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was referred to the Council District Con-
vention. s
The following resolution wasunsnimously
adopted: 0
Received, That the County Republican Central
Comittce be authorized TO oil any vacancy that may
occur sron the ticket prior to the clcctis0 81
TN motion OF !. u. Binns, the following
County Central Committee was excited to
serve for the following year: o. 3. OBsn.
non, Deer Lodge W. W. Jones, Yreks;
Chas. ID. Kenyon. Pioneer; ID. W. Culp,
Lincoln; W. T. Wheeler, Butte; J. NJ. Mer.
rill, Philipsburs, E. Gimrd. Warm Spring.
|. On motion. the Convention adjourned
siae die. .-..-s-.- .a--
HENRY DEWITT, Chairman.
E. GIRARD, Secretary.
Deer LODGE, July q 1879. 81. .5g -rF