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900 compared with the same time in 1874.
Transactions include S64, 600 shares, of
which 1000 were Pacific Mail, $1,000
Western Union, $4,000 Northwestern,
5000 Rock Island, 81 600 ST. Paul, 81
900 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore. 1900
Ohios and $4,000 Union Pacific
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NV York, May 1.-The Presbytcry
Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church,
which met in this city last week, RETURN
ed verdict of acquittal in the case %!
Rev. Nevin Woodside, Of Ero"Slyn, who
was charged with improper intimacy
with young woman, before the MInmn
session at Northwood, Ohio, but evidence
proves his entire innocence.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May Nv heat-Dull
and unchanged. Corn-Steady and un-
changed Oats-Quiet ard unchanged
Parliamentary; llO' test l0!c; and
1902 state test ! ltc
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CHICAGO, May II. The Internal Rev
enuc officials here deny that any further
steps have been taken in the distillcry
cases. Its stated, nevertheless, that
criminal warrants have been issued
against Geo. L. Crosby, distjlIcr of this
city. and Hives and Turner Of Sagetown.
Illinois, and that similar warrants will
be issued against other distillers here to-
morrow
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBCRGH, May lT-Wheat-
Quiet and prices unchanged. Corn
Quiet; AZ s6@sSc for fair mixed 10
prime yellow. Petroleum-Quiet; crude
81 S29 at Parkers; refined l2fc for Phil.
adelphia delivery
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WE have no further teIegraphic news
from Charleston regarding the motion
made Yesterday for the dissolution Of the
injunction; but We are informed that a
dispatch has been received announcing
.he.eact that Mr.. Z. WILLIS WILsoN,,ot
tina. city, addressed the Court in favor of
pcrpetuating the same, and had not con.
c.udeI hi, remarks when the hour of
Adjournment. arrived. He Will continue
.lis morning, and we may hear the con-
rlu,Ion OF the whole matter TO-DAY.
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CuEYENNE, May l7.--Partics have
been arriving here daily for the past two
weeks who intcnd going to the Black
Hills as soon rs the Government; viii
permit them. About fifty arrived here
to-day by the Kansas Pacific road. The
Union Pacific Railroad Company, whe
have obtained 4 patent for the section
on which Cheyenne is located, sold to.
day one hundred and four lots aggrc.
eating Sl9,2p5.
Professor Jenny and party Leave 90.
morrow for the Black Hills.
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War Against Distilreries.

Secretary Bristow today called on the
Attorncv.Gencral and afterwards on the
President, both visits having significance
with reference to the past and future
operations against illicit distillerS. Sub
sequentlv the Secretary was closely clos
cted with Commissioner Pratt, and re-
ccycd damaging statements against the
ring. which we're submitted 70 them by
revenue Agent Yargah. During the past
few days Brlstow has received commu-
nications from eastern cities indicating TO
him that he has hardly Yet broken the
crest Of the formidable ring which he Is
irving to put down Oilers have been
made him contingent on his co-opera-
ton with those making the offer 20 sup
ply evidence which will involve Il num-
ber Of heretofore regarded respectable
houses in Philadelphia, New York. Bal
timore and elsewhere. The Secretary
has relieved the secret service from any
further active participation in the cru-
SADIE and has entrusted to Mr.. Pratt, the
new revenue commissioner the duty OF
arranging for further seizures. II : eN-
pected that prominent revenue changes
will soon hc made in the west.
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4 special from Madrid reports that
Papal Nuncio has formed n demand for
the restoration Of the Catholic unity in
Spain. and the Government has replied
that it is resolved TO maintain liberty
If Wnrshin
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MEMPHIS, May l7.-Gcncrol Patter-
son, Collector of Internal Revenue Of!
TINS district to-day, seized about one
hundred barrels OF alcoho'. shipped from
6. Bunsbrcy, Of St. Louis, TO parties
here which Is believed To be crooked
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TYRONE, May l7.-This morning nine
Germans, under charge Of Sheriff Me-
Pherson, were taken to the Franklin
mines from here. Fifty-siI strikers
were arrested By the Sheriff to-day at
O.ceoia and taken to Cleartieid jail, on a
charge of making threats against the
working men. No resistance was made.
The Sheriff is determined 10 protect the
men II work.
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Douds Called for Redemption.

WAsHINGToN, May IA call Tor the
redemption of five million coupon bond,
was issued from the Treasury on Satur-
dav. which indicates the additional sub
scription of that amount by the syndicate,
making in all thirty.fve million called
in on that account.
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IL LAND EXPLORING TICKETS

Sold AZ important stations on tie Chicago,
Burlington and quincy railroad, and cost
U! same refunded when land Is bought.
HaIi Fare 10 families OF purchasers, ana
Low Frrlghts on household goods and
farm stock.
ton.
Large Discounts tor Cash within one,
two aud three years.
Products will pay tor Land and Improve
m,utS long before the principal becomes
due.
.Iha so-called dsStitutiOn In Nebraska,
lies iu the far western region, beyond tn.
land. OF the =. & VI. Il. i. Co.
ES-Fo. circulars thAl vii! describe Iuiln
These LANDS. and the terms OF sale, aUr4y
10 or address LAND COMMISSIONER,
Harrington. Iowa, for Iowa lands, DT L,u-
coin, NeU.. FOR Nebraska lands. or a.
>. F. SHAW. Agent,
.,L&gsD ParkersDuTs, West Va.
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lie jury in Gerdemann's case couldn't
He and were discharged.
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The Grasshoppcr Plague.

ST. LOUIS, May IA special dispatch
from jefferson City says; The Governor,
this morning. issued proclamation call
irg on the people OF the State to observe
THURSDAY. June &rd rs day OF fasting
and PRAYER. Information comes to from
Nil sources. that the State is threatened
with the grasshopper Pestilence, 10 be fol.
lowed by the failure Of the crops snd
great distress, and possible famine. Moth
ing but the intcrposition Of Providence
can save US from the pest, and the Gov
crnor recommends that the supplicatIon
of the people be raised for Divine relief
and protection.
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Ice formed in Washingto CITY and
the nsighborh0od Sunday night
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Latest from China.

insurgents were HHdi!I IflH'N'''
Latest from China.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Il. The follow
ing i, Il summary of China news, by
Alaska, Hong Kong April 18th:
The Chinese rrigutc, Yang. starts on Il
cruise around the world September next,
and will first visit japan.
Williams. of the United States legation,
is about to star: tor America.
Fighting continues between Southern
Aborigine and the Chinese troops, to the
disadvantage of the latter.
There was n collision April ith, of the
coast Of China. between the Chinese ship,
Firsing, and the British steamer Ocean,
The former founded instantly. The
Ocean was seriously injured, but succeed
ed in reaching Fr-iry.
A demand for the murderer Of Mr.
Churgcuy was foTcibiy presented
to Tsung Asung wi Tamen by the Brit
ish Minister, in company with Vice Ad-
miral RYDER. The Chinese officials are
understood to have at first tried to cvadc
/ the responsibility. The British auLhori-
/ ties will act rs the japanese did, and un-
/ dertakc the punishment themselves.
Prince Kung appeared at the outset de-
/ trrnincd to resist Mr.. Wade threats,
/ but the latest udvices represent him to
. be- willing 10 investigate and give salts
/ faction. \ pecuniary indemnity will be
asked for, and permission for British
supervision Of the official examination at
/ Moncin will be demanded.
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DIR. Cnu,mings, Church.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Reformed
Episcopal Council to-day accepted the
articles of religion rs reported, with
minor amendments.
The special committee on Additional
Agencies, reported in favor Of the cleo
tion of two additional missionary bishops
10 be assigned, till ordered otherwise. to
the Pacific jurisdiction, and to the south;
also favcring the retention of the two
present Bishops in their prasent relations.
The report was amended to proceed 10
the election Of two bishops without an
assignment \ vote being taken, Dean
Edward Bridge, Of Victoria, British
Columbia received ~ out of 81 clerical
votes, and 3& out Of Gj lay votes. On Il
ballot for the second Bishop, second
time, Rev. James 4. Latane, OF Wheel
Ing. w. Va, received 10 out of % cler-
ical votes, and 81 out Of 50 lay votes. \
committee OF the preachers meeting Of
the Methodist Episcopal clergy oil Chi
cago visited the Council this afternoon.
Rev. Dr. Edwards expressed their sym
pathy, and rendered the Council hearty
God spacl
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New Hampshire Election.

BosToN, May l7.-Goy. Weston OF
New Hampshire, and four out Of five OF
his council decide that the vote cast for
Watts, head Republican candidate Tor
the State Senate from the Second District,
are to be treated as blank, claiming that
his name was Nathaniel. They also
threw out the vote cast for prohibition
candidate for State Senator, declaring
him ineligible on account Of not having
been a resident Of the State as long as the
law preScribes. This gives the two dis
puted seats in the Senate to the Demo.
nr.Ii.
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vol. II.
&t'hcelinQ Aegister.

GOLD closed IN New York yesterday
at ll6
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Japanese News.

YoKAuoMA, April 2G-Governmcnt
Savings Banks ARE to be established
throughout Japan under the control Of
the postotficc Department; minimum
H-r.,,. ten cents; interest three per cent
peer Var. Eighteen banks have already
be"I opened in Icido.
\. Centre has resumed the position Of
General Agent of the Pacific Mail in
Japan and China. Tcl"graphic commu-
nicution is to be extended to Low Chew
Islands.
TIE American merchants Augustine,
Heard x Co, suspended payment in
Japan and China April l1th; liabilities
10; stated.
The cargo OF the French steamer MI,
wrecked of Cape idsen one year ago. IS
to he searched for by japanese divers.
The work i, undertaken by the Depart
m"nt experimenting public exhibitions,
the heaviest losses being articles RETURN
ing from the Vienna Exposition.
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New York Board Underwriters.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Board Of
Fire Underwriters at their election to-day
chose the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: President Edgar ". Crowel,
Of the Imperial, London; Vice Prrsi-
dent, d. \. Head, Home, New York;
Secretary, W. W. Henshaw, Long Island;
Assistant Secretary. Walter X. Pa"".
Guardian, New York; Treasurer, Marcus
+. Hodges, Hoffman, New York.
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Puff for England.

PARIS, May 1.-THE Mogijcur in an
editorial referring to the course taken by
the British Government during the
recent war alarm, says that England by
raising her voice in favor of peace, has
recovered her Just authority and indu-
ence in conciIiatory affairs, and the
present ministry has acquired II degree
of strength and power which will pro-
cure for il the grateful respect of Europe.
1t is announced that manifesto from
Prince Napoleon in favor of Republic,
and in opposition TO the restoration OF
the Empire will soon be published.
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FOREIGN.


MADRID May 1.-THE Carlists at
tackled Pampeluna yesterday and threw
twenty-four shells into the town. Tn"
insurgents were fnullyrepulscd.
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NEW ORLEANS, May l7.-Captain
Eais. Colonel Andrews, Captain Batin-
ger and party returned from Passes this
morning. Captain Eads reports the
condition of affairs there more favorable
for the opening of jctty work than hc
has anticipated He has no d"nbt that
h" will have twenty feet of water to pass
within twelve months. The Government
engineers will complete their surveys by
Friday.
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Of The wni>Ity Cases,

WAsnINGTON, May Il.--5ccreINTy
Bri,tow to-day had an interview with
Judge Pierrcpont. on the lntrndedprcse-
cu.ion OF persons engaged N whisky
fraud papers, and documents relating 90
this business. were to-day officially refer.
red to Commissioner Pratt by Solicitor
Million
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

At a meeting of the citizens of Jeffer-
son county, held at the court house on
the Oath day of July, 1875, Capt. w.
L. Harper was called to the chair, and,
after few remarks i'll explanation of the
object of the meeting, 7. L. Dardin
was appointed secretary. The following
preamble and resolutions were, on motion,
adopted
Whereas, For the past eight years the
State of Mississi ppi has been cursed by
corrupt and incompetent persons in official
positions and whereas, those persons
have made it their study Judging from
their actions) how to keep themselves and
political friends in Office, without any re-
gard as to what their measures will cost
the taxpayers throughout the State and
whereas, the cultivators of the soil have
their expenses to pay out of the fruits of
their labors (; therefore be it
Resolved 1st, That we, the citizens in
county convention now assembled, do
invite all good law-abiding citizens, with
out regard to race, color or previous con-
dition, to unite with US, and place in offices
such persons as would relieve us of the
enormous taxation that we are now labor
ing under.
Resolved I'd, That the time has now
come, and the issue has to be met between
intelligence and ignorance, honesty and
rascality, political virtue and vice, with
an abiding faith that victory will crown
this final effort of people determined to
be free.
Resolved Sd, That this convention ap-
point ten delegates to the State Conven-
ton to meet at jackson, Sd day of Au-
gust, next.
Resolved 4th, That the chairman of
this meeting appoint an Executive Com
mittee for the county at large, whose duty
it shall be to devise all necessary plans
for canvass of this county, before the
ensuing Fall elections, and also to appoint
subcommittee to superlntend said cleo
tions in each precinct.
Resolved 9Th, That the delegates who
may attend the State Convention act as
the delegates for this county to Con-
gressional Convention for this District
should one be neld.
Resolved 9th, That it is with regret that
we see so many of the colored voters, led by
radical demagogues, to vote against their
own interest and thus sustain that intoler-
ant and corrupt party, which are gradually
sapping the very foundations of constitu-
tional liberty and destroying the rights of
the people.
The chair appointed the following COM
mittee
Elective Committee-Dr. n. Guice,
chairman Capt. Put Dardin, d. p.
Mullins, C. G. Cofey, Thos. Davenport.
The meeting appointed the following
persons as delegates to said Convention
to-wit:
G. S. Jones, VIM. D. Torrey, w. A.
Killingsworth, r. K. Scott, w. S. Bris-
coe, w. L. Stephens, Thos. Davenport,
Capt. James s. Johnston, Fred. Nc
Cardle, J. B. Mccormick, and DR.. j. j.
Mclean.
On motion of Maj. Thos. Reed, the
Secretary of this meeting was requested
to furnish the jackson CLARION with
copy of the proceedings of this meeting
for publication, and the Port Gibson Her
aid and Natchez Democrat be requested
to copy.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
w. L. HARPER, Chm'n.
THos. L. DARDIN, Secretary.
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A RORNED DOCTOR.
A Negro Who Cures the Sick ''VFid
dis Sere Right ham,
Galveston News

Galveston News
Upon the examination yesterday morn
| ing before the Recorder, Of Morris Taylor,
accused of administering poison to Mary
Ann Tolden in glass of soda water, DR..
! Taylor, colored gem man, was called
/ to the stand as a witness for the State.
| The doctor is a small-sized Individual,
/ is slip-shod, walks with cane, has a
small head, scant of wool, solferino
eyes, month cut biased, and the look Of
one who has an eye to the main chance.
The doctor hobbled up to the stand and
proceeded to answer the questions put to
him by the court thusly:
By the Court-What is your name?
DR.. Taylor-Dr. Thomas Taylor.
Court-What is yo2r trade What do
you do for a living?
DR.. Taylor-Pse a doctor-er fissian
(physician.)
Court-Under what school of medicine
do you study?
DIR. Taylor-Hey Don't study tall.
Cum into the wurl doctor Was horned
doctor. You see, boss, / cures people
wild dis yere han, dis yere right han.
jes puts it it on 'em, and does a little
summer to 'em, and dey gets well |
does. l was worth more ter my old
masser dan all the oder niggers he had.
Use doctor, 1 is. Here the witness
surveyed the audience with great deal
of gravity and Importance, hitched up
his pants, and turned again to the court }
Court-Do you know Mary Ann Toll
den? If you do, state what was her con-
dition when you saw her Sunday or Mon
day last.
DIR. TT knows her Well, boss, you
know, last Sunday or Monday, disre-
member which, / was called in 'fessional-
ly to see de young lady. found her in
'vulsions and 'plainingof something wurri-
en-, bout the heart. Says l, ''MarY Ann,
what's the matter ?" Says she, g Doctor,
| feel things wurkin' round my heart. l
put dis yere right han on her, and she
got still. | saw her sorter swelled out,
and felt things wurkin' in dare, and
knowed she must have sum varmint In
dere. So give her a tablespoonful of
fresh milk, and den l took a speckled
chicken-a real natural chicken-and cut
it open and put it on her right side, jes
over whar the heart beats. | KEEP it dere
for some time, maybe half an hour. DE
treatment fetched 'em out; cured her
up.
Court-Have you license to practice
medicine?
DIR. T-Yes, sir. (Here witness pro-
duced Il city license, issued January l,
1875, signed by Mayor Hurley, authoriz-
ing him to carr on the occupation OF
physician from January |, 1879
Court-Can you read
DIR. T.-No. sir /; 1 don't need ter. Use
de sebenth son of de sebenth. My mol
lige was born wild me.
COurt-Have you license from the
County Board of Physician?
DIR. T.-No, sir /! What for want to
go to dem for? Use a doctor, is.
cures people with my han my right ham
I don't give no doctors stuff. (Here wit
ness looked disguised, as though to lnsln-
uate that to go before the common board
were great insult.)
Court-Do you get pay for your visits
and doctering ?
DIR. T.-Pay? Pay? In course does
Use no fool, amt. Tn a doctor, is.
Course gets pay. l charges 'em $25
for every case, and / make 'em pay me,
! does. Use doctor, is,
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sue at different times g1t friends f1 vrlfe
/ Io parties ln that e..v.. t.aEfr,, .r.ri.f..
winch, 81 course. r-.it.T 81. r.fI.,....
After repeated ialufe.. .r. ...,.. ,,,.. ....
task, though cyerHH.. ........ ........ .I...
t'I"'l' ut Doc u.u f.. HsHt
track After Mn pcr..- F...H I.-
''iot''er s'i.'iim's spoke f relative. lu
never volunteered amy information ...a
matter, and sine ald notfHiuE wort. .H..r.
~ eSN Tor Dc. Time Tu--.i uu. .I.4.r..g
~ "omanhood. and finally mar...IAf-
~ AT. -, Is rtcr hu-IuD-- mlur-.r.f fEr
7eH'iu'l AMI Pioneer. Fort Scott krr-
sas, where she now resides.
The duties OF housckecrinr and ~
caring for two children vcreuat .ut....r.
10 erase the intense longing t1 Ann w.
relatives. Her mother bad frequently
spoken of her family within few wears
and Mrs Barter had learned the names
Studley' and Harding as am.u.-
them, and when, not long ago. her moths
er spoke Of desire TO visit her sister bon
Providence che first time Mrs Barter
had ever heard the name or thi. civ
mentioned in this connection. iu.r.r.I
with new hope, she at once took means
to learn it any Of her relative were VET
living. Her husband. being ntv.na.
PEE man, and having full faith fu the
virtue Of advertising, sent the notice t5r
publication IN the journal and Bulletin.
Nlth the joyful result stated above. Am.
,ther pleasant incident connected with
ms matter D, the discovery by Mrs.
Barter that her sister. who was year or
Mo older than she, IS married and NOW
ivlng ont West, not five hundred miles
rom her own home, whom She ha- aI-
eady visited, and where tbo mother rs
low living, having been offered homo
Nth The child To- whom She had been duad
Or twenty-three years. This story seems
.onderiul beyond belief and it o. also
that of the two families at that
me made desolate, every member exc
apt Mr. Perez is now alive.
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Resolved, 9Th. That at this time no
nominations or recommendations for off
ces should be made.
! Resolved, 10th. That when this con-
/ vention adjourns it shall do so to re-as-
/ semble here on the third Saturday in
/ September, and in the meantime it is
earnestly recommended that there be
thorough organizations in the several Su-
pervisor's districts of the county. and
full delegations appointed to the adjourn
ed meeting.
DIR. j. l.. Milton moved that they be
received and adopted. Carried unani-
mously.
In accordance with a resolution sub
mitted, the chair appointed thirty dele
gates, five from the county at large and
five from each Supervisors district to
represent this county in the State Con-
ventlon to be held in jackson on the Sd
proximo, as follows:
County at Large-Gen. E. G. Walthall,
Capt. W. K. Barksdale, J Lane Leigh,
Esq, Capt. j. B. Crowder, Thos. E.
Peacock, Esq
Beat No. DIR. J. II. Weatherly, R.
T. Lake, O. F. Bledsoe, Capt. S. S. An
gevine, r. Cofman.
Beat No. 2-George w. Beard, DIR.
L. G. Lee. Gen. r. B. Willis, j. II.
Parker, j. r. Williams.
Beat No. Capt. G. r. Ingram,
Thos. Kirkman, +. c. DALEY, I. 81.
Horton, Capt. Z. Wilbourn.
Beat No. fl. j. Jennings, Capt.
Joseph Wilson, J. r. Baker, F. P. Nc |
Elwrath, w. G.. Statham.
Beat No. 5-Dr. G. w. Trimble, e.
III. Guy, Capt. r. H. Turner, j. NJ.
Duncan, Capt. r. n Hall.
On motion of J. NJ. Ellis, Esq, the
chairman, Major A. H. Brantley, was
added to the list of delegates from county
1t large, and authorized, as was the Sec
rotary, Capt. S. S. Angevine, to furnish
all delegates with certificates of authori-
y to act as representatives of this Con-
yention.
Capt. w. r. Barksdale, being called
IpOn, addressed the Convention in one of
he most forcible and telling speeches
hat was ever listened to. He handled
generally, and "the corrupt,
irresponsible and falsifed
State Government" especially-without
loves. There were quite lare num-
'er of people present, more than was ever
'efore seen in the court house on any
imilar occasion, and if what they listened {
o so attentively, and with such apparent
did not bring conviction to
heir souls, of the utter incapacity and
of the present party in |
over to bring about peace, prosperity {
nd good government to the Common
'ealth of Mississippi-then appearances '
nd expressions go for naught t
On motion of j. NJ. Ellis, Esq, it was t
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
leeting be published in the Southern c
,ural Gentleman, Grenada Sentinel and i
WEEKLY CLARION, and that the Secre- {
Try be required to furnish to the above G
AIMED papers copy of said proceedings. S
A. H. BRANTLEY, Pres't. e
S. S. ANGEvINE, Secretary.