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M. CaIi f0rnia Y iil.
pegarl lRiittefs .araz d pnreIY; Vegetable
Epreparatipn b chiefly from fhe<iia-
tive herbs found on the lower Tangeslo
tie Sierra egada monnt ntains Of Califok-
MAJ She med dicipaa properties Of which
| Nxsracted thereff Rom Wittout tho lse
|Of A1eohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked Z. ~ hat is The canse Of tbs
|Hiparall leled success sof VINEGAR, ,BrT-s
|gTERSw n Our answer Is, that they remove
The cause Edise6se aud the BAT tient r6.
EedYora his heal They are the great
purifier and q Life giYfng principles
|Ia pefladt Renn7ator and Inyigdrat6
E0f tl1B system yer before Id sth6s
HISTORY ~ tho world lias d medicine been
|cdmpouHded possessing the reniarkablos
Equalit Of lVfSE5AR BITTERs In healing the
sick sof every disease man Is heir to. They
are d geptts tPurgative as well as Tonic,
ralieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and Yisceral Organs in Bilious
Diseases & ~ >,
The properties Of DIR. WALKER's
VINEGAR BITTERs arc Aperient, Diaph horetic,
Carminative, Nntritions Laxative, Diuretic,
SedatiYe, Counter Irritant Sndorifc, Atera-
tive, and Anti Bilious. 3ze W
n. H. McDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agta, Son francisco California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton, Sta, n z.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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MASTUA-MAK1Na At TIE EHpo-
RUM OF FAsH1oN.-The proprietor
announces that Miss Lizzie G. Ca
tor, weli-known for her taste and
ability in this department, has as
sumed its charge, and guarantees
that all work shall be done at the
tile lowest rates aid in the best
style. Miss Cater has skill and cx-
perience and needs no words Of
commendation to the patronage Of
our readers. A full assortment OF
the latest fashions will be kept, and
cutting and fitting will be done Oh
the best style and at low rates.
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NELSON & CANNON advertise &
choice Spring and Summer stock,
to which they invite the attention
of their friends and patrons. Their
stock embraces all the latest styles
and best fabrics of staple and dress
goods; and they are prepared to
CRAFTY all tastes and supply all
wants, both in the useful and orna-
mental. Call and examine. To-
'gether with choice varieties of Ia
dies dress goods they offer fine
and select assortment Of white
goods, cloths for gontlemen's wear,
and the best articles OF the house
hold economy. Boots and shoes
are made speciality, and a tuli
stock of the freshest groceries ace
kept always on hand. They are
reliable gentlemen and can guar
antee satisfaction in price and
quality.
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The CohUMBIA CONTEMPT CAsE.--
The decision ofthe Supreme Cour
is as follows:
fu the matter OF Joseph .. Pope
A. c. Haskell, i. ". McMaster, /
E, LeContc, W. X. Bachman: l.
T. Youmans. Order cf January
IL, 1874, set aside, and the rule and
returns remandol to the Judge ion
such further proceedings as may be
regarded proper therein, I}o!l
opinions rendered by Chief Justice
Moses.
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THE TAx-PATEEs COMMITTEE
called upon President Grant at the
White House on the 9th ult., and
were treated with scarce common
courtesy, but have received much
attention from prominent kepuhli-
cans in Washington; and have
been heard with favor by II sub
committee appointed for that pur-
pose by the Judiciary Commirtee
of the House. The delegates are
hopeful.
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New ORGAN. - The Presbyterian
church here has been provided with q
new organ, which arrived few days
since, and has added very much to
the music during the recent services.
The choir is one of the finest in the
'up-country, and the new organ will
prove an acquisition.
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CoMMUNIoN SERVICES. --- On last
Sunday interesting religious services
were held in the Presbyterian church
and after an able and earnest dis
course by the pastor, Rev. J. l.. Mar
tin, the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per WAS administered. Several mem
bcrs were added to the church.
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SALE OF. CoSF1sCATED PROPERTY.
See advertisement Of sale of pro-
pcrty by G. L. Anderson on the
10Th April for violation of the In
tcrnal Revenue law.
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A CARD OF THAMES.
Editor Press 0ud Ba27urr :.

-EtltI0f fTcSS UlN BU2lH"f:
Please allow me, through your col
umns, the privilege and pleasure Of
making public acknowledgements OF
sincere thanks to the good pcoplc Of
Greenville church and CONGREGATION
for fine gold watch. TO The ladies
especially, who devised; aud cxccuic0
the work for securing this mcmcnIo,
and to each and every one who par
ticipated in it, l desire gratefully to
acknowledge my obligations to them
Such memcnto Of regard from a
people to their pastor is always priced
far above its real value by him, and
reveals on their part an interest in
his welfare which serves 80 bind
them tenderly and a&octionaycly TO-,
gether.
Respectfully yonrs,
WM. T. PEARSON,
Pastor.
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rSa, Baseball playing, though q
very pleasant and beautiful cNcr-
else, is q little too exciting when
played on the Public Square, and
100 dangerous when in close prox-
unity to the window glass.
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DR.. RuETT And FAMILY left us
on Tuesday last for Summcryille.
The Doctor is an able physician,
and keeps fully abreast with the
learning of his profession. We
regret to lose him and bis excellent
family, and trust that a bright fu-
ture awaits thepl in thcirneW home.
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Ua1ElvEyED BREAD. - We are
indebted, and return our best
thanks to Mrs. G. 4. Visanska for
several nice cakes Of the unlcayen-
ed bread upon which the rious IS
raeliJes feast during their celcbra-
ton Of the Passover. It is made
of simple flour and water, without
yeast, salt, or shortening.
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GRANGE MEETING. "A meeting
Of all the Comfy Oranges took
place here OH Wednesday. There
was full, and we learn, an inter,
esting meeting, Capt. j. WsrdlaN
Perrin is Chairman, and Mr.. A. II
Aiken. Secretary.
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STATE SCHOLARSHIPS. - About
twenty applicants were admitted to
the State University at the recent
examinations, 10 fill the State
Scholarships in that University.
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sDo YOU so to Sabbath-sc!lool,
my lad? p kindly asked city mis-
sionary of depraved little urchin.
"Nary.' answered tic innocent
child, "but I've, got a fght:n' cock
that can walk over any bird iu this
town that wears ga3at.'
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'Te THE tAD1Es.-The Proprietor
of the Emporium offers a large
and select stock Of dress goods,
millinery, white goods, hair goods,
trimmings and fmcy articles OF all
kinds, to which he invites special
attention. Give him an carly call.
He guarantees that the past reputa-
ton of the house shall be fully
sustained.
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New Advertisements.

The following is list Of new
advertisements:
SprinG and :sun2ec goods-NcIson &
Cannon.
Important information - " Eoscn-
berg.
Saw MilI-~J w Thomas.
NiarLlc-.i l. Chalmers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. Bowie.
\ CarG-l lizzie { Cater.
Old Schnul CI&ii:,-Wm Presley
Citation--C " Gutiin.
L S Internal Revenue &C l. Andcr-
son.
Notice. w Douglass.
Wagons for sajc-J = & " J Rogers.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
CAPITAL s1oO,O0OD
Soluble Pacific Guano.

rTHIS GUANO is now so well
known in all the Southern States
for for its remarkable effects as an agcn,
cy for increasing the products oi
labor, as not to require special recon.
mendation from us. Its use for eight
years past has established it's char,
acter for reliable excellence. Tho
large fixed capital invested by the
Company in this trade affords the
surcst guarantee Of the continued OK,
ccllcnco of this Guano. The supplies
put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the su
pcrintcndencc Of DR.. St. Julian Raw.
enel, Chemist Of the Company, at
Charleston, S. C. Hcncc planters
may rest assured that its quality and
composition is precisely the same as
that heretofore sold.
'''' ]. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agents, Charleston, S. G.
JOHN S. REESE & co.
General Agents, Baltimore.
Terms-$43 cash $50 time, with
out interest.
TO accommodate planters, 9hey car
order now and have until lst April tc
decide as to whether they will take
at time or cash price. When deliver
ed from the factory by the car load
no drayagc will be charged.
ACID PHOSPHATE, GUANO
BONE, PLASTER, &C., always or
hand, quality guaranteed.
J. N. ROBSON.
Dec. 20, 1873, 374m
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THE WHITE BROTHERS are re-
cciviug a large and select lot OF
Spring and Summer goods, to
which they will call the attention
of their friends and patrons IN our
next issue.
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E1g' The South Carolina p-2sGy'
I1ery Of tho Presbyterian church
meets at Greenwood this evening al
candlc-lighting
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Dissolution.

TIE partnership heretofore exist
ing between WHITE, HILL 4
CUNNINGHAM was bv mutual con
sent dissolved on tho 18th inst, by
the withdrawal of Mr.. W. r. WHITE
The business will! bo conducted al
their old stand Q9W by
CUNNINGHAM g. HILL.
Marcl q, 1874, If
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The State Of South Carolina,
.ABBETILLE COUNTY.
III the Court Of PROBATE.
Lewis D. Bowie, Executor,
against
Rachael Agnew, widow,
Thos. J. Ellis,
William A. Lomax, and
John Foster, Executors,
and others, heirs and creditors,
Defendants.
FETFIE Complaint in this action hav-
Il ing been read, which is sworn to
by the PIaiHtit!, from which it appears,
that sufficient grounds for all oEucr OF
injunction exists,
| On motion Of Perrin & Cothran, Plain
| t;iris Attorney,
1t is Orticred, Thar Thomas J. Ellis.
| William a. LomnX, and John Foster,
suing creditors, and all other creditors
Of the Estate of Samuel White hgnew,
deceased, and their agents, attorneys
and all Trial Justices, having their
cases in charge refrain, and that they be
cnjOincd from commencing or further
| prosecuting their acllOlS iOr INC fccON-
cry of debts until the further order of
this Court. and in case of disobedicncc
of this Order that they be liable to the
punishment therefor prescribed by law ;
It is further Ordered. That all the
creditors of the said Estate be required
to present and prove their demands be-
fore the Clerk Of this Court on or before
the third day of June next, on which
day the heirs and creditors are required
to appear in this Court for settlement
of the said estate, and debts not then
presented will be excluded and barred
of payment.
II Is furtAcr Ordered, That COM
mission to be directed to A. j. Mckee,
W. ii. Sharp, and D. II. Eallin, COM
missioners hereby appointed to lay Off
and assign Oh the 18th day of May next,
TO Rachael Agnew, widOw, and the
children Of the deceased, the homestead
rs secured to them under the constitu-
ton and laws of this State.
| Abbeville, 81 March, 1871.
J IT.. s. &. w. GUFFIN,
J. Prob. A. c..
April l, 1871, At
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re- The General Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South meets at Louisville Oh the
first Of May.
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Poor IOUsE.-I'he contract

Poor HOUSE.-The contract 10!
building a house for the accommo,
datiou Of the .raupcrs las been
awarded to Mcssrs. LEROY WILSON
and Samuel Johnson fo" f2lT3--ihc
Commissioners furnishing the lum-
Der.
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NEW, JEWELRY,
W1LLIAM GLAZE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., 80

COLUMBIA, q. c., @
ENAs opened a. fine selection
"A Il Ladies' and Gents English, Swiss
and American WATCHES. Sole Agent
for the celebrated Pauline Watch Com
pany, Philadelphia. Gold Chains;SY Vest,
Opera, Chatelaines, Leontine Necklaces,
Diamond Rings and Brooches, Pearl
full and half sets. 5fr5.
sILvER-wARE.
make this line speciality. AllSi
yer sold by me guaranteed equal to coin.
Some handsome goods in this line, suit
able for Bridal Gifts.
PLATED WARE.
Tea Sets, Cups, Goblets, Castors,
Spoons and Forks, Ice Pitchers, Egg
Stands, Coffee Urns, &C. ~
CLOCKS.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table Knives. n!
HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS. 3
.Guns-English Double Barrel, Breech-
Loading Rifles, Parlor Rifles, Air Guns,
and full stock of Sporting Goods; Du-
pont G. Hazard Powder; Pistols of yari-
Gus styles.
JET AND HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
March 1s, 1874 4s-tf . ~
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Try our "FLORAI CoLOGNE.'
A lasting perfume. Tho best in
town. IS cents, so cents, 81, sl.5C
per bottlo.y f..
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Our CHAIR TONIC is en- excel
lent preparation; contains no Dye
will preserve tho Hair, remove Scurf
Dandruff, &C., and, with the assist
ance of nature, art and labor, will re
store the Hair, and add a lustre and
beauty to its appearance.
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Market. REPORTS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY HY
Z a ga T " Y III s. G. 0. ,
Orators in iGiuYo}c Dig Goods, Grocc-
:icS, ProrisicH$, de-, De.
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GREENWOOD.
MALE ACADE NJ 7

FNVHE undersigned wish to inform the
Il citizens Of this County that the
above-named School is now in success
full operation.
Students will he prepared for any Col
lcgc they may wish to attend:
The rates Of tuition are as follows:
Primary Branches, $500 per Quarter
of fifty days. ..
Introductory Studies III: English
Grammar and Geography, 500
Higher English and Geography,
Bookkeeping, &c, $500.
Classical Studies, $500. ...
Board can be had for $3.50 per
month, exclusive of washing.
Thomas Duckett,
Rev. r. Il. Pope.
Feb. II, 1874 44-Gm '.
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SpnIINS MILLINERY

in all its latest styles, Is now ready for
inspection, and having Iecn selected
with great care by the undersigned as
sisted by Miss PERRIN of Baltimore.
formerly with us, whose good taste and
advantages arc well known, feel perfect
confidence in assuring the ladies will
he found as attractive as ever before,
and shall always combine the latest
novelties io .bc had in the Northern
]narEcis. Cur prices Will be upon the
cash basis, and IS reasonable as can be
iorni anywhere.
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II; :; Office q

Al! those indebted to Tie late firm OF
WHITE, HILh & CONN lNGfiAM,
are earnestly called to co!ue forward ana
cattle their accounts 81; caIiy as possible.
The claims may be found i'll the hands
~ fhc new firm, TO whom payment
n,net be made.
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hHHEvILLE, April 5.

AUGUSTA, April 6. - Cotton dull
middling l5! receipts 500 bales y,
NEW YORK, April 6: - Cotton dun
and easier sales 1885 bales, at lGyal7.
Gold opened at I233--now l2s. -,
CHARLEST0N, april 6. Cotton quiet
-nliddling lG; sales 1000 bales.
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hi MEDICINES
'TORIAY & YATES
No. 100, Abbeville:

yY; E keep on hand constantly a
w we'll selected Stock of DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, PAT
ENT MEDICINES, SOAPS, TO1-
LET ARTICLES, &C., &c.
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Physicians Prescriptions compound
ed with care and accuracy.
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Cunningham & Hill.

April7, lo74, 22l-tT
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-26
MAKING MONEY.

In some sense money making 10
virtue. The disposition TO ac-
quire and hold property is God
given. Every man who is true to
himself works for wages. A nero
living does not satisfy the instinct
TO make money. A true man en-
joys riches. We like an abundance
of the good things of this world.
1t takes money to secure them.
We enjoy the position and iHAlI-
ence which wealth gives o. in So
ciety. Money gives men position
they cannot have without it Mon
ey is power. Plenty of gold or its
equivalent hides multitude OF
sins. No one is to blame for legit.
imately seeking gold. The man
who earnestly but honestly seeks
fer riches is 10 be commended.
But this disposition 90 acquire
property, like every other faculty
or power of our being, may be, and
too often is, perverted. Men may
prostitute this noble instinct, anG
then what was intended as bless
ing is turned to a curse. The mar
who seeks money for mOney's sake
who has no idea of using it for
high and noble purposes, sins
against himself and community
To such an one the fine gold vii
grow dim. The riches of the inor
dinate lover of money will turI
sooner rfIster, into eApples o
Sodom." The man who devotes al
his time and energies TO the accu
mutation of money With no high
err purpose than possessing it, will
find in the end nothing bnt disaD
pointment. Money honestly
earned and properly used is u bless
, ing; but when sought by an,
means, honest or otherwise, ant
boarded and worshipped it is
curse. The inerdinate Glove O
money is the root of all evil"
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Raw LANn Elm. PASSEn.

We are glad TO announce that just
before adjournment therSenate took
up and passed Col. PhilIipgl Kaw
land bill, as published IN The NEWS
of last week. This will be good
news TO the hundreds of apxisns
settlers who have been waiting for
years to get hold OF farms on this
valuable land. We suppose thi.
will be the finale of this valuable
reserve, SO far rs Congress is con,
cerueS3 -.a--.-a-
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INDIAN TROUBLES.


The Hutehinbon correspondent
of the Commonwealth gives the
latest news concerning tho res
cent Indian outrages In Bar
bour and Comanclle eoanties.
a small company OF Cheyennes
first attempted TO stainpeds thsstoclz
on Mule creek. They then prdcSed-
ed to Kiowa, ran of some horses
and fired into the houses, wound
ing two persons. Near there they
killed and scalped \ Mr.. Kimes,
They took his horses. About the
same time another party of indians
killed and scalped two men At tbs
head of Mule creek. Five men In
all were killed aud scalped, and i
is feared that seven others have far
ed the same fate. The people o
Medicine Lodge aud Sun City ar,
living in stoekades, and will sool
be destitute of provisions. A com
psny of forty men have organized
at Hutchinson to go TO their relief
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THE WAY THEY do 1T.

Careful igurin2 has dcmonstrat-
ed TO the financial lights OF the city
administration that the city is not
bonded 10 the full extent allowed
by law, and that by repudiating a
few of the bonds now outstanding
there will be margin enough to
issue a few thousands for the pur-
pose of erecting monument in the
shape OF : City Rookery, to
the geniuses who thus discount the
city's shame. The search after this
valuable information was so excit-
ing and exhausting that there was
no time 10 Invite the merchants and
business men OF Houston and Gal
weston, Texas, to pay this city a
visit while on their trip north to
advise themselves of the prospect
of commercial intercourse with the
people of Kansas, with whom they
are so closely united by the NJ. X,
~ T.. railroad. So we see by The
newspapers that they came to
Kansas City, accepted an invitation
10 Topeka, Junction City and Den
yer, while Emporia, the natura
centering point OF a valuable trade
with Texas, Is given the go-by fol-
the reason that the question of issu
ing "a few more bonds is of 81
much more importance and viii
permit of no delay. We hope tho
city administration will issue al
the bonds allowed by law Mt once
and if they arc going to repudiate ;
lot of those already issued, let tina
be done also, forthwith, so tina
they viii have time to turn thei
massive intellects in some direction
conducive 20 thel best interests o
the city. by all means lets have q
few more bonds"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-06-26

The Republican State convention
OF Illinois conveAed at Springfield
on the 18th inst. Every county in
the State was represented. The
convention passed the following
resolutions on the question: of
finance:
l.. That as the consequences of
the late civil war, about $685., COO, :
600 of non interest bearing treasury
notes were issued to, and are now
held, by the people as safe aud con-
venient currency, it would be un-
wise and inexpedient in the present
financial condition of the people, to
attempt policy OF immediate can
collation. of any portion of such
Treasury notes. es
=. That the laws for the Establish
ment of National Banks have Sc
cured to the States and Territories
the best system of bank circulation
ever before offered to the people
its insurance should not be longer
confined to a privileged class, but
should be free to all alike, under
general and equal laws, the aggre-
gate volume OF currency to be reg,
ulated by the untramelled laws O
trade.
3. That we reafiirm the declara
ton of the National Republican
Convention of 1872, in favor of {
return to specie payments at TIT
earliest practicable day. That W.
are opposed to any increase in thu
amount of legal tender notes, an(
favor the gradual payment of thu
same, as the volume of the Dstiona
bank notes shall be increased.
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IMP0RI4AsoN NEWS.
Friday, JUNE &c, 1874.
Republleaan SIC Cor. onxsntion.

A-deiegate convention or the Republic
cans Of the State Of Kansas will be held
in Representative Hall, in the city Of To-
peLa, on "Wednesday, the 10th day of
August, a. ID. 1874, at the hour OF 10 a.
M. for the .p1rpose Of Homiuatmg candi-
dates for the following offices. to-wit:
Governor. = tn 0TaWnrs rFr
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary OF State. --n
Auditor of State. ft.sfiS
Treasurer OF state.
Attorney General.
SuperinIend ent OF Public instruction.
One Associate Justice of the supreme
Court.
All Of the counties legally organized If
the sitting of the last Legislature, and
none others, shall be entitled 10 repre-
sentation as follows. to-wit; Two dele
gates from each representative district.
1t Is recommended that the primary
meetings for the purpose Of electing del
egates TO the state convention herein call
ed, be held on Saturday, the 18th day o.
August, 1874, At such hours a. may b.
designated by the central committee o
each representative district. or in TIA
event that there be no such committee
by the central committee of the county.
II Is recommended that in addition Z
the delegates herein provided for, one a
ternaie be elected for each delegate. \
person will be entitled 10 4 seat in tn
convention by virtue Of holding the pros
les of any OF the delegates elected.
JoHN GUTHRIE, Chm.
ID. IL. EMMETT, Secretary.