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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-14
HATS AND CAPS.
HARPER & BRO,

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state OF Indiana.
Sailing every Wednesday rom Eagle
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Theaccomrnodationsa and proyisionsp pro-
| vided on these ships are unsurpassed by
| those OF any other line.
| Rates of fPassage-FirSt Cabin, so, $40, s-j.
! Excursion Tickets, Sl2U. Second Cabln,Sb
return tickets, SSy. Sterrage at lowest
AUSTIN, BALDWIN & Co, Agents, No.
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TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS
L NOTICE.
/ IN The District Court Of the United States
! for the District OF West Virginia.
/ Theodore II. Davis, Receiver Of the Ocean
! National Bank,
| Hans r. Hardman, Fl al.
~ CHANCERY.
Pursuant 10 a decree in the District Court
of the United States for the District Oi
West Virginia, made and ent, red In the
above entitled cause on the l1th day OF
| September, lS7j, / will, on Friday. the
/ 3Ist day Of DeceH ber. 1879. al my
/ Office In the city oi Wheeling, ana there
/ after by adjournment ~ may De iuInd
! necessary, proceed To take ana stare al hc-
! count OF the amount due 10 the complain
ami. under and hy virtue Of the contract,
I and a bond for "a deed and certain notes
! mentioned and described in the bill and
! EXHIBITS I'm said cause. | Will also asc.I-
/ tain and report the present value of ia"
| real tate mentioned and described IN the
. hin aud exhibits In said cause. being the
| Furnace property described in SAID con
/ tract and bond And Will further report
! any liens or claims upon said property,
! which any OF the defendants or other per-
I sons may assert or establish with their No.
counts and priority.
Notice is hereby given TO the defendants
in the above named cause, and TO ali other
creditors of George Hardman, ate of Pres
ton county, West Virginia, deceased, and
| other persons having any lien or claim
/ upon the Martin Furnace property, 10 ap-
pear before me in the city OF Wheeling, on
I the said 3lst day OF December, $50, and
prove their liens and claims.
Given under my hand this 29th day of
/ November, 1915.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
L. =. Commissioner.
CIV. B. ALLISON, Sol. for Com mplainants.
novSOoawb
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GovERNMENrs-Firm.

RAILROAD BoNDs Firm in late deal
ings. Michigan Central scvcns sold at
lOIlG10l4, Hannibal and St. Joseph
convertible S2t. Union Pacific sinking
funds declined to 93}.
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The following novel notice appears in
the local column Of the Moorctield Er-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-14
500 PIANOS & ORGANS

s.4 - al srsss.:.., e. Dealer: + gs:!:!..s,.
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Only One Ucek IIore.

We hope every citizen who desires to
see thorough reform in our city will re-
mepber that there is only one week more
from tomorrow until the election. The
election takes place on Tuesday, the 9Th
Of September. Housekeepers nnd pro-
perty holder SIC deeply interested in
this matter. The triumph Of the Old
Ring tickets fUsmea IL the several wGrda
viii certainly continue the present ex.
tzsvagant course. and consequent heavy
taxation. All citizens are ipteyested in
osfssttns the Republican ticket andelact-
As the aon.aaGsns made by the Demo
ssta The gentlemen nominated By tie
Democrats OF the several wards are l
substantial citizens, and will use svery
effort to cu5tsA expenses aid bring the
expenditure vltA.a tho ucst ecorc:n;cal
limits
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GENERAL NEWS.

Tho United States consul at Tripoli
has prudently evacuated his post, leav-
Ing his wounded sensibilities in the
care o. our navy.
A heavy rain storm prevailed in
Washington city yesterday, doing
considerable damage. Nearly three
inches Of rain fell In few hours.
Cattle stealing and murder CT peace
ful American citizens still continue
on the Rio Grande. 1t Is thought the
only remedy is for our troops to Invade
Mexico and capture the desparadoes.
The physician in charge of the In
sane asylum where Mrs. Lincoln is
confined denies current statement
that he has given certificate for her
discharge. tie thinks her mind is now
more perturbed than hitherto.
Saturday night burglar entered the
residence In BROOKLYN Of VIVA. Young
managing editor of the New York Sun
and choloformed him and his wife.
Mr.. Young recovered consciousness
ana gave an alarm, the burglar escap.
ing with but small booty.
Spain Is trying TO send 80. 900 men
to Cuba. Transports have been order.
ed to convey them
The failure of the Bank Of Califor.
MIA has not caused any of the smaller
banks to suspend .excepet nLos An
giles.
The New England lawyer to be ap.
pointed First Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral is Edwin B. Smith. His commits.
sion has been sent tt. Long Branch TO
bo signed by the President.
The President has signed the com.
mission of Henry FL. Wells as q. &
Attorney for the District of Columbia
and Gerry W. Hazleton asT. 8. AL.
torneY for Eastern WisconsaE
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The Democrats Of the Eighth ward
made en excellent ticket on eeturds7
wsnans. It ia much to ba regretted that
ne Council has rot had the services Of
soah men as David Chandlsr, Eco. sbould
Be be elected he will bs found one of tba
most careful, competent and trustwor.
To, members. The citizens Of the Eighth
~srd should see to it that he is elected
Foiities should be thrown aside for tie
good the whole city. Let it be tried and
determined whether a more economical
administration cannot be had. The H..
puhaoaus have had entire control of tbis
ward for many years, and there are very
good and competent Rerr blieans in II
But that party has refused or n.z,eoted
70 send such nen to Council, and the cit.
assns OF the ward should now vote for n
seatlsman who will, If elected, give it hi,
wheas attention.
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Aa Reservoir

1t i - 10 TeS-gttei list lL~ e.ty
should have uads such terrible MS.
take as hA. been ccus u tie oleotica Of
ths reservoir. a selelt.2n Of 4 piece Of
ground that ves filed With apriuga, at
CO immense price 3o1 the lanl vas the
2rst error. Mhetaer the rasar7oi4 can
ever be made to ho!a 7'a.cr cecu-eiy. Is a
question. Taers arc npw3er Of iatol.
nssnt cit.zeua who lsee.t that the
oamegous spriugs thrt show thezae,yos
in various places will asave1. th.s. We
hope. howeve., this dIE-ulty III be
overcome.
The great amount :. -1olsy that haa
been laTished On the tzca7-t.9a Of the
ground and building of the bauks is an.
other souree Ct regret, I. Las lesr een.
puted that the moving cf tae Garth las
cost eighty cents pc. &c l. are yard, where.
as 0onsractoro IN aay number woula have
bean glad to have got the lob at 20 cents
PEI square yard. Tbus slowiug that the
work thus Tar has cost double, all of
whieh has to lie paid By TAXATION.
a. lsast thrse aides Of iEa basin might
have been rade with ius.de walls, there.
oy saving an immense sax ioY clay and
pudding It ! taid that at the raj.
sous charge f.. clay ana its delivery, It
alone wiz cost tsQ.9o0 1Eo banks CT
the inside sfs ts haze e lining of clay is
tnshAs thick. and tbs bottom Ie inches
thick Tnis will take an enormous guam
dty OF clay. There are no o7 several good
speotnens oi clay at tie works which
nave received very thorough test, and
ne have no doubt will prove first rate
article for the purpose.
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FIRST WARD

FIRST WARD
Courcii-David Irelan,
Inspector-Richard b lrt N, gr.
Assistant-Jau.ss 4 Bvrske.
SECOND WARD,
Council ,hert II TAylor.
fnspector-R 3. Tawresey.
Assi.taat-WE P W.AG2h,
THRU wAPD.
CounGl-Janss McG tiGchoy.
1nspector-Japles Thomss.
Aesistent-D. 3 WocdTG!d.
FOURTH WARD.
Qouncil-LeVis Payntcs
Inspector-Jsue- O Poo!e
Assistapt-Wm. Hanna,
SIXTH wAEp.
Counoil--Chas. Mecloskey
Inspeotor-Thos ". osle.
Asstsl lant--Wm. e Lee.
sKvEEIH wAED,
Council-D Taylor Bradford.
Inspector--JoAu O'Doaneu, Jr,
Assistapt-Isaac S. Price.
EIGHTa WARD.
Ceuncil-David Chandler.
Inspsctor-Wm. 81 Hyatt.
Assistant-Edwin T. Morrow
g!ETH WARE.
Couocii-Janes r. Wake.
Iuspector-Edwacd Barr.
Assistant-Edmund KnieAl
TENTH vARp.
Couucil-Thomas Ford.
Inspector. .Da vid F. Gindley.
Aesistaut..Patrick Neary.
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Affairs in San Francisco begin to wear
L brighter look. 4 better feeling prevails
IN tho market. and the evil effect Of the
Suspension Of tee Bank Of California hts
sniei. The P1ci6c coast is immensely
wealthy and enormously productive. and
VII. Of course, rapidly recover from tie
temporary shock.
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What i le sou tho death oi Eal~l5n.
tha President of the Bank Of California
p-esents.- On last Thursday he was sup
po'ei Ls wcrth ". .coo,c09. and on Tri-
d.y il was known that he was destitute;
aad hefore the ,un had set had taken his
own life. Tho liabilities Of the Bank nre
sl4,06O.eh1 ard it assets s7ooo.oso.
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IN CHANCERY,
NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, 90
Cause Of Partition.
Reuel Healer,
90.
RebeccaS. Heisles
- nj

In pursuance OF aA order Of the Chancellor
ip the above cause made ut Chambers, on the
Second day Of July, lse. All persons hay
ing any liens against the interest or estate Of
Reuel Heisler, Rebecca 8. HeisIer, Barzillar
lawrencs his wife, Henry e. Heisler and
Ffancis W. Heisler, or either OF them, In the
lands and premises to which said cause re-
htes. are hereby notified to fle partition
same, 10 the Office Of the Register In Chan
Gerry tor New Castle County, ten days before
the 0rst Monday tn September, A. D.. 1875,
and to appear and prove said Lien or hens at
the ensuing term Of the court, before the
rfsinS OF the Court ON the third day Of the
term. CHAS. B. LORE.
SAM'L nj. HARRINGTON,
Trustees.
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REGIsrEtg's ORDER.

new CASTLE COUNTY. Az. II. 1875
Upon the application of J0AEeH L.
Adm nistr ter # JANE ii.
MARTIN. la,e Of wilminStop Huadred.
III saiG county, deceasedt 1t IL rdered and di.
rectsl by the Regist er that the ado inis,rstoy
Aforesaid give notloa Of the granting Of Lat
tcTa ci Ada lis ration upon the Estate Of tho
deceased. With the da.e Of granting th hereef, By
causine advertisements to be ioSted within
forty days from the date Jf such Letters. In
six OF the most public places OF the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mAnds against the Estate to present the same,
or abide by an Act OF Assembly In such case
made ano provided. And also cause the sans
to no ipssrted Withis the same period 10 the
Daily Gazette, @ newspaper published N
Wilmington, and TO be continued therein three
weeks tE o. d.
Giyen under the hand and seal
cE.x Eof Office uf the Register afore-
sE = 5ssid, at Now Castle. In Nsw
-----> Castle county afors aid the DAY
s. 3. BIaaa. REGISTER.
NOTICE.
ail persons having claims against ths Es-
tats # the deceased must present The zane
duly attestsd to the Adg inissf tor, on dr
before August Ii. 1870. or abide the Act Sf AS
scHlhiy IL such gage m2ds and pIQytded.
JOSEPH /. CARPENTER,
Address-Wumingt"n. Tel. suaissodsu
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A New York politician has restored to
the State treasurer ST., 200. which was his
share Of a job by which the taxpayers
were plundercd These fellows laughed
at Dix Bat Tlden brings the guilty
right down-there seems to 10 TO escape
ftam h elllt hes. n.
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ms,z wsv,. 6, s.I ~ S.st1! oaAssoERr' saans1 :,
FetitionSre, Cause OF Partition

In pun suanee OF an order OF tLe Chancellor
m. m ine hDove o5ss se mSae q. Chsmbers on the
ing any Lien or liens affecting the interest or
eetate Of Augustus weyl. John Weyl. Charles
Weyi. Hehry Weyi. Mary Stevenson. VII
liam Weyl. Annie WeyL Geo. W. Weyl
Lewis Wesl Benjamin +. Wsyl, Henry
Weyl. Edward Wsyl, and Mary Weyl, or
eithAr OF them In the lands ard pEemi
ses to which said cause relates, are here
BY notified 70 file petition setting forth
the nature ana amount of the same in the
Office OF the Register in Chsncery for New
Castle County, ten days before the lTst Mon.
day in September. A D., 1875, and to appear
and prove SAID lien or liens at the enauing
term OF the court before the rising Of the
court on the third day OF the term.
CHA6. b. LORE. Trustee.
Wilmlpkton. Del July 27th. ls1a- 70 sepG
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Minnie p. Pelham, ! November Term, 1875.
william Ii. Pc ham. Libel for Divorce.
New Castle County, 9 50; a..,. :, n.,.w.,.
To the sheriff Of New Castle County. greet
wnsrsas, Minnie P reiAsz,<e hsxz eition
70 the JUDGES Of our snperior Court ed tn
the ONCE Of the Prothcnofaxf Of <tsaid
Court In and for the County sk New Castle,
for the cause of complainE tHR elm e21hgcd,
has made application to oneAH judges that
decree may be pfono,inced QH1Qlyins the
marriage existing between the 1fioner and
her husband, Wulmm II. kelhAxN
We therefore command you q you have
mon William q. Pelham. 60 that no be and
appear before the said Judge. CT our said
Superior Court at the next term thereof to be
held at New Castle IN and tor the County OF
New Castle on Monday the twenty ninth day
of November next to answer the allegations
Of the eaid Peririsn and also to show cause,
II any he has, why decree Of the ssid Court
should not be made dissolving the marriage
existing between him and The said Petitioner
according TO the act OF Assembly IN such cass
made and provided, Gnd also to do and re-
ceive what the said Court shall thcn and
there eonAtdcr concerning him In this pehalf
az TO the Court shall seem meet and consist.
ent with tho provis IONS Of the eaid act Of
Assembly, and have yo9 then thors this writ
GNpin En- !, at New Castle, the
]S ,ffth dag OF juno. A. d, Eighteen
wv hundred and sevensy.EvS.
CHARLES BE .STEE.
Issued August Is, 1875. Prothonotary.
The above rs a true copy Of ais. Summon
aSssi wM n IAMBsoN. Sheriff.
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NOTICES..

WILMINGTON. Del, Aug. 30, ls7S.
TOTTCE An election for nine director
~ of The WILMINGTON Coal Gas Company
will be held at the efice No. 800. Shipley
street, on Monday. the 9Th day OF September
next. between the hours Of { aud O'clock,
PM 7. J. LAWSON,
auE3Qtn Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-30

C0n REWARD.-Intormatlon wanted
- n Of Joseph schmith. who left bic
bone In this city on July ltR. and has not
been seen etnce the l<th. He 70 about %
Ycara old, 0 feet high. dark complexion, abort
cut bair, and u somewhat derapged, beng
unable to recol.ect on one day what happen
ed tho day before Any one giving infofma-
tipn that viii lead 10 his return TO his parents
will receive the above reward.
Other papers please notice.
CHI :, RLEa SOHluTH,
Axle Manufacturer,
aug1S-st" SIG Orange street.
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NOTICE

"a. 9cr3op,' ha 'irg claims a1eiast the ks-
1,ate 1ate OF tne depe .<td must present the same
i11e August IL h, 1876. or abide the Act Of
A sitm5lY II such case made an1 providad.
EDWARD WILSON.
Exscu CT.
aAl!s.9- eTaIk, Del euaEIeod3W
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RegIster's Order,

RsGlsTEk'a OFTIcx
Ne" Castle County. August ID, 1875.
,ppoq, the application Of WILLIAM A.
GAEAVER. Adninistrator Of JOHN CIE4-
YER, iate Of St Georges Hundred, IN
said ADS county. deceased il Y ordered and a.
aforesaid give notice ofthe granting OF Let
ters Of Administration upon the Estste az the
deceased, with the date OF granting thereof.
6y Ssufns as, aadysrtisene3ts 70 Be posted
Letters, IN siS tie nost 5 ps puSS o. pisSas sSss
persons 6a1lps demands s ss.issss iiSsptnhns thss q. q
tate to present the same. Of abide by an
vided. nd also cause the same to Be- Insert
ei withip the same period In the Wi
4ington dazette,a Newspaper published In
Wilninst1n Snd t2 be continued therein
LIS. Qface 9t tie Register ef9Tesdid. at Al
foreaid. tho day and year above written.
g. Q. BIddS. Register.
EoTI0E.
AlISssoL laTing claims against the Es-
tate otth deceased must present the saIas
duly atiested to the Admtnistrator on 0pbefOrs
August %, 1875. or abide the Act of Assem-.
bly, In eaoh case made and provided,
WM A. .cLEAVER.
Adaress-Port Penn. Del. ausxeodSH
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MATTINGS-we have now In stock white
AVA and cheok canton mAttings, by the pleca
or yard, at the lowest prices.
mays Fourth and Market Atreets
w ASTED. Two lady 'compositogs. A..
w ply at this chce. sugl7F
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Democrat Candidates.
ToR MAJOR

WILLIAM &. wdITELEY.
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WILMINGTON MARkrrs

o.nW WnxIN5ros. Del Aug @ ,,.,
o. Soetstl9ns t n a. tie Brandywine Nss NM
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FINANCIAL AND coy..

crsiss. iss tossSss sSsSss Ynotsti9ns HuS faSs; = lr
fst strsst ns9n W,l.1C 9 Co, Sc Cor, Ssbaiasd Ssb sd b
DAY, "'"ins'ch' Del. st Il y dnH&
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REGISTERS ORDERS
RegistSr'E Order
REGIs1 ER's OrfIoE,

REGISI FRS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE CuUEFY. Aug. oh. le!1.
U,on the Application Of Edward Wilson.
Fxecutor CT Elizabeth Whaun late OF " hite
Clay Creek hundred. in said county. decsas-
ed it Is ordered and dire:ted by the Regis
ter That the Executor Aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Letters Testa-
mentary upon the Estate of the deceased.
with the date Of granting thereof. by causing
sdye7tissmen;s.o be posted within forty Gsys
from the date Of sueh Letters. in sig of the
most public plaass Of the county Of Kew Gas
tie. requiring all reIsons having demands
az linst the Es'A 'Ale to present tbs same or
aide by tn Act Of Assembly in such ca
mads and provided. And also cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period in, the
Dgily. Gazette, a, nswspapef published In
sAsASsl, throe weeks. F G. D.
b S%N Given uadcr the kaIi and seal Of
Nzssszs office Of the Register aforesaid. at
the iay a11 year above written.
6. G. BId6S; Register.
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FCR GIFT TREASURER.
EDWARD IcIN
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FOB PRESIDENT OF CITY COUNCIL.
JAMES PARK POSTLES
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"FOR sUFFEREN0 I.ADIEa" :"
DR. RnaRR snDsc aprCrur0

FEMALE HYDRAsTrNt tPovpRRs.D fTrsss
Aatk( sure cure Tor Lencorrhcsa. Uterine
Er1tations, &c Dr. Rogersop was 4 pupil al
the late Sir james Smpssn Bart; Proissso,
OF Midwifery and Diseases o. Women. uni.
Qaeep Victoria. BY nah sealed sf psr nox "
- Address: On. hookAsoN, r. D. 6ax Mae
ne" tork. sng26d&W0m
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Minnie p. Pelham, November Term, 1875.
Us. Ais. Summons No. IS.
william Ii. Pc ham. Libel for Divorce.
New Castle County, So:
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w ANTED. Two lady compositoFp. Az
w ply at this ofsce. surifc
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Winning ston. Del. Jul ; as 1875 toseptc
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-03-18
THURSDAY MORNING, MAR. MAR. ls, 1875
Election Precincts.

The General Assembly has passed bill pro-
v;dinp for the establishment of election pre-
cincts in the various counties, at which the
votes shall be cast and counted. This takes
away from the Commissioners of Election the
right heretofore. exercised Of changing the
polling places to suit their own ideas, which
in some counties caused manifest and unjust
burdens to be imposed upon the voters by rea-
con of the few precincts established, The
right TO establish these precincts, although e1-
ercised since reconstruction by the Commits
s;oners OF Election, has never been authorized
by law, except as vested in the Legislature
and we arc glad to see that ample provision is
made for the convenience Of voters, without
leaving them subject to the caprice OF partisan
officials. There are twenty-five precincts es-
sablished in Anderson County, as follows
Anderson c. a., Nos. 1, 2 and 8, Pendleton,
Sandy Springs, Centreville, Bethany, Balls
Mill, Greenwood, Brushy Greek, Williamson,
Bolton, Honea Path, Calhoun, Craytonville,
Milford's, Longs Shop, Dark Corner, Will
ford's Store, Brown & Farmers Store, G. W.
Maret,s and Hollands Store. This is the same
arrangement as existed at the last election, ex-
cept there are two precincts established in the
Fork, which is necessary and proper.
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Tribute Of Respect.

At regular meeting Of Bolton Grange No.
273, held February 9th, 1875, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
the Great Master of the Universe, IN the dis
ponsation of wise yet mysterious Providence,
to remove from our midst and from our asso-
ciation, our worthy and esteemed brother,
George Christopher Mitchell, an exemplary
member of our Order; therefore be it
I2esolued, That in the death OF our beloved
brother, George Christopher Mitchell, our Or
der has lost worthy and efficient member,
society respected and useful member, his
brothers and sisters a kind and attectionate
brother, and his parents dutiful and devoted
son.
Resolued, That we tender our heartfelt sym.
pathies to the bereaved family, not in forms OF
expression only, but sincerely and fraternally;
ReSoIued, That blank page in our record
book be inscribed to his memory, on which
shall appear his name in full, his age. the date
of birth and the date of death; and that copy
of these resolutions be furnished the family Oh
the deceased.
Resolucd, That copy Of these resolutions oe
furnished the Anderson IntelIigencer and Con-
servator for publication.
L. E. CAMPBELL, W. M.
G.. D. WATKINS, Sec.