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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-08

TRusTEE's SALE.

IL
~ virtue ola deed Of Trust made by Casper Salt
aug Aaty' his wife, to the ubdcFIl EnCl InMee,
corded In the Clerks OtlCC OF The county COuft Of
SMo county, Wet Virginia, In Deed Of Trust and
Mortgage Book No, I, pages tOS and 400, will OH
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1871
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock A. n, Of 1DJJ JSy, ., ,bs
front door Of the Court House II Ohio county, IN
ne uty Oi wheeling sell at public auction allthe
following described property, that Is 10 Sly: All
mat certain piece Of land lying AMI lting gu thO
HaIers Of Glen'b Run, In said county u Ohio. ard
being part ol the land belonging to tie late Andrew
!; Woods and adjoining the lands Of william j,
Wclshaus, the heirs Of David Gardner, jrCcHS,J
and the heirs Of Andrew +. Woods, Deceased. CON.
tGning Is acre., rods aud 10 perrhts and bound.
eu anu described "a fOllOWF, viz: Beginning al M
elm corner 10 GRrden aud Reilly gu the WO0dI
llne; thence upihe Hun Road coz E2 100 pgits
anu w Z 20 poles to q sake on the south EidO
Of Rald Rad, thence y lSo ZIG 2t-:OO roles 10 A
stake thence s @ Is H-lOO poles to a STAKE;
thtnce So " ~ 7S-lOJ poles to corner 10 aid
WelIhaus on original tmCl line and with lis line
aud mid tract llEG 90 W q SIiOO poles to OrigI,
nal corner Of tact now corner on the line VI said
IAfden anu with Ii . line (anOlhCt orlglnIll n 90
+ 50 46'lOO poles 10 the beginning IOgtIh with
Tue improvements thptCon and the Embellishments
ana AnphttenanCta belonging thereto, t1CcptiDp
only tue coal underlying the said tract
lAkKS UP SALk-IhrCe hundred dollars Of tho
pu chase money In cash on the day Of lnlr and Inc
rtilduO Of the raid purchase money gu tbs iii DAY
OF january, 1915, with interest On the deferred III,
htllmehu IRON the day Of sale until payment; tho
purchaser 10 give gOOd personal security for the
pay nent OF said deferred InstAlmCns and the tIlo
70 tue property 10 be rGtSlntd until the IurCha,e
money is fully paid.
The iitle 10 the above property IL BELIEVED to lie
uLe1cepiionAble.
nO26 JAMES II. ROGERS, Tu,tpe.
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ELECTRICITY FOR SLEErIEssSEss.-
That galvanizaton Of the head has an
hypnotic effect has long been known;
hitherto, however, it has not been used
10 counteraCt sleeplessness. Vigoureux
asserts that he has daily obtained the
finest results in this direction, and has
failed only in exceptional cases, as, for
instance, when sleep has been disturbed
or prevented by severe dyspnea. His
method is to place the broad, fiat cleo.
trodes carbon covered with chamois
leather) on both temples, and allow the
current OF from three, at the most five,
Trouve's elements to pass for half or a
whole minute. When the application is
made in the morning the patient expert.
ences a more or less pronounced inclina.
ton to sleep. Occasionally the effect Of
the galvanization is prolonged, after the
first night, for n night or two. Scientific
american.
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RELIEF FOR DYsPEPsIA.-Burn alum
until the moisture in it IA. evaporated;
then take Us much IA you can put on a
dime, about half an hour before eating.
Three or four days probably will answer;
but take It until cured.
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HEALTH AND DISEASE.
Suggestions for Preserving the
One and Curing The Other,


One and Curing the Other.
The remedies for diptheria multiply.
Dr.. F. N. Chapman OF Brooklyn probes.
Ses to have found an antidote in alcohol
and quinia, by which the percentage Of
deaths is reduced to less than in so.
Alcohol, he claims, neutralizes the dipth.
eretic poison sets free the nerves OF ami.
NAL life, subdues the fever and inllama.
ton, destroys the pabulum that sustaius
the membrane, cuts short the disease,
conquers It's RequelG, and shields other
members Of the family from an attack.
Like any other antidote, it must be given
promptly at the outset, or otherwise its
potency will belessened, perhaps lost alto.
gether. Alcohol does not act rs stimu.
liant, nor induce any OF its ordinary Ell
fects. Enough may be given to Cause
profound intoxicatOn in health, and vet
there exists no sisns Of excitement or
odor in the breath Quinia is an efficient
alloy to alcohol. It energies the gang.
Ionic nervous system, and thus enables
the organism to right itself and resume
its function, DR.. Chapman sustains his
position by citing numerous cases in
which this treatment was successful. lie
states that, in hislong experience, he
only knew OF one case where drunkard
had diphtheria. He generally gives The
alcohol in the form OF whisky.
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THENEW DMOCRATIU ORGAN.
A Vigorous Attempt TO Secure
Capital from Democratic Con-
uHnHnHnaV,

kEeSSuleu.
WASHINGTON, December Ga vigor-
GUS attempt was made at the Democratic
caucus to-day to secure capital for the
new Democratic organ, Much enthusi.
asm was manifested when Mr.. Hutchins,
the editor, explained the object Of the
caucus, but when he remarked that lib.
eral support would be necessary the eau.
Gus visibly cooled. "The best way Of
extending this support" said Mr.. Hutch.
ms, (by this time the enthusiasm Of the
caucus began to radiate through side
doors) us for each member to take ten
copies (motion to adjourn) at eight DOL
lars apiece (calls Of Question question p
which would make (point Of order; no
quurum) sixteen thousand dollars. He
trusted that the chair would set the ex-
ample Of" The chair decided no
quorum present, point OF order we'll
taken. and adjourned the caucus.--IH Wash.
Cor. ". H.Sun.
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a Political Almanac Of the Sen.
AtR

ute
From the Albany Evening Journal.
Now that the struggle for the political
control OF the Senate Is concluded for the
present, it is time to make up the official
returns and see how the Senate stands;
The Republicans have gained kellogg,
the Democrats Butler, aud Eustis Is sill
knocking at the door. Counting Conover
and Patterson, the Republicans have 80
Senators, and the Democrats, including
Davis Of Illinois, 80. But one Of the Re.
publicans, Sharon, is hAbitually absent
without pair, 10 that the Republican
side Is practically reduced to SO. 1t
probable, also, that Euslis will soon be
admitted, increasing the Democratic side
to 81. Or, to put the whole in tabular
ioym:-
Republicans with Sharon.
Republicans without Sharon -:
Democrats with Davis and without EustIs.......,St
Democrats when EuStls gets In and Davis stays
Democrats when Euitij gets in and Davis gets
Out.....
Republican majority without sharonl when Dl.
Wis IL ......,.....,
Republican mGjority when Davis lisa Republican :
Republican majority when Davis Is an indie.
pendent and Rrtinl dOdRer.
Democratic mSloriiy, II Patterson should do 50
Aglln, with DaVlS as Democrat. ...........,.,,
Republican majority, II Patterson should do 50
again, with Davis AZ Ktpnblcln.................l
Republican majority, II Patterson should do 20
HgAin, with Davis as an independent dndger,
making tie, to he decided by the Vice PEA.
dents casting
Democratic majority, II Patterson and COnOver
should both do 10 Sgan, with Davis as Dem-
cr,t, but his position In that case not ChluginS
The result no matter what he might do.
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NlRUSTEE'S SALE,

HNRUsTEE'S SALE.
BY virtue Oflhrea several deeds Of trust executed
and acknowledged by II. Bradley Wheat and Viz
glnia H. his wife, TO the undersigned 1ru.trr dated
respectively the S0ih day Of March, 1871, the 18th
day Of July, 1874, and the Sth day Of November,
lbI5, and each Of record In he ClerR's C Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Nipinla, iu
DEED Of Trust Book No G, pages 49I and igI, D,Cd
OF 1iuht BOOK No. I, pages lSg, 1870 nnd lgl, pnd
Decd Of Trust Book No >, psge All, respectively.
VIII offer at public sale at the front door ii tie
Court Houie Of Ohio county, In the city u Wheel.
Ing, on
SATURDAY, December the 18th, 1877,
the following described real estate, that ia to tay
Lot numbered seven az 10 square Numbered TWEEN.
ty'nnG CO. In the addition 10 the city Of hcelipg
known as the Buena Vista addition 10 said city.
als1' Let Numbered eleht(S) In the same square
and addition; also, Lot numbered nine q, IN same
t1NHre and addition, except II part OF said lot No.
fore conveyed 10 Michael I.ally.
ALo The lot Of ground designated as lot NUM-
Tered seven "a In square numbered tWCuI s :. hIpo
l!S) on the south SIDE Of Twelfth street liCtmerly
Monroe Stleetl in raid CIty Of Wheeling.
l.o, all OF that lot or parcel Of ground known
anu designated as Lot numbCVed two (2) In ,QuAIO
Numbered twcnty-nin0 t2gl on Twelfth str, 1t llor.
merIy Monroe ItreCtl, in the city Of Wheeling, lC-
Eethcr with al the valuable improvements heated
upon all the above described parcels Of ground,
TERMS or SALR-One.third Of the puTchgS, mon.
ey In cath on the day Of sale, and the residue ia
two equal inStalImenu with interest on sall defer.
red payments at twelve and eighteen months from
the day sale the payment Of the deferred n.tIll.
nenh and Interest TO be secured TO the satisfaction
Of the Trustee.
JAMES p. ROGERS, TrusCe.
W. II. HALLER, Auctloncer. uOl5
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,ruE ENQUIRER, OF CINCINNATI,

o.. Rlcord'S Essence Of Lilo rWtonN manhood
aud the VlgOr Of you'll TO tho most shattered con.
RitutlOn III four weeks, from whatever cause aris.
Ing. Failure impossible lFwArV Ol advertisers
who oder SO-CnCl Free Prescriptions that RrO use.
less, and hRAlly prove rulnOuSly EXPENSIVE. What
ever hAa merit must cost Air prize 81 per case.
SNnt by express anywhere, Role Agent, hr. JOS
JACQUES, unlVErbIly Place, New York, Drug
elHtA supplied. iyi7
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CoSvALEcENCE.-The appetite oil
the convalescent is fitiul and capricious,
his friends insist u pon stutiing him at ali
sorts Of odd hours, as il be were des.
tined 10 I'll tureen de foie gras. Be.
tween breakfast and luncheon he must
swallow some raw meat.juice and glass
Of wine; at 3 p. NJ. he must take acme
strong Jelly; between dinner and bed time
he has 10 face beef tea, and during the
night-watches he ia dosed with Leibig's
Extractum CarniS. An attack OF bilious.
ness soon follows, which has to be reiey-
ed by cooling but unpleasant medicines.
The doctor tells him that he never inten.
ded him to be overied in such a manner,
and reads him long lecture on the inca.
liabilities Of the stomach TO respond 10
too frequent calls upon its energies. In
place OF being overgorged he is now over
tonicked, until buzzipg in the head and
sudden deafness demands rest for the
system from medical pick-me-ups,
There ia yet one more torture in store for
him. He is sent abroad. According 10
the time Of year, German watering
place or an AngIac;ted town in the South
Of France is selected as the scene OF his
Punishment. The necessary arrangements
before leaving home harrass him beyond
measure. Even we're he in good health
they would prove a considerable burden.
Wearied out by these preliminary wor.
ries, he starts upon long and firing
journey, reaching his destination more
dead than alive. To be treated like n
child by his courier humiliates and an.
noys him; yet he is perfectly helpless in
HIS hands. Likely enough, wet weather
or the mistral haiIs his arrival. Sad, in.
deed, is then his lot. Confined to the
house as he lies all day in his sitting.
room, he wishes himself back in his com.
Portable English home, with It's choice of
rooms and domestic interests.-Satrriay
Review.
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4 T AUCTIoN-To THE TRADE.

j. u. Hartford Wholesale Auctlontcr, NoIO9
Wool street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Regular auction Of
ltOOLs shoes, Hats Caps, Carpets and Variety
Goods, on "Wednesday Of each week, nj lU< OCloci.
Special sales Of Boots aud Shoes OH the frat Monday
Of eath month, at lODG o'clock. carry the largest
stock OF BOOte and ehOes In the city and can InIeT.
eat most any CHsh dealers that will avOr mu wiIha
call. Among the goods OiIdIed 10 my IAlcs Is I.
Ware, Jr, a Co., Stark 4 Co, and New York Foot
and Shoe Co, Haywood Boots and many other c.l.
ebrated manufactures. Ali Boots aud shucs sold
IN my sales warranted peFieet. Cash NivanCa
made on all kinda u merchandise to be sold
j. NJ. HARTFORD,
tcpll Wholesale AuctIOneer Pittsburgh Pa
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FoR SALE,
~ - = - ~ ~ -
'IlRUSTEES SALE OF
TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY.

BY virtue OF DCei Of Trnh made by Hanson
liner aud Mary liner, his Vile, 10 ihe ,i6deT,isnsI
iTusIec, dated February 4, 1875, recorded ln Trust
Book No. s, page 25i Of the land records Of Ohio
county, VIII He'll at the front dOST Of the Court
HOUSE Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, 0Cober 9Th, 1877,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. H., the following de-
Scribtd real estate All that ot Of ground situate
ard lying In the town Of TriAdelphG, Ohio county,
West Virginia, desi inalCl on the plat Of said town
nertS therOto belonging.
The title Is believed to 10 Perfect but will con.
Vey such title only Is Is vested In me b. said deed
Of trust,
TRIMS op SALR-OnC.thlri cash, the balance Ia
Two equal lnstAllmcnts at SIX aud twelve month";,
evidenced by negotiable prumsSoTy noIes, thr tlIIs
to he retained until payment In full.
a., W. II, CALDWELL, Trustee.
WI. W. CowpRN, Solicitor, 4pl.S
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RECENT INVESTIGATIONS OF Hydro.
rHoBrA.-HydrophObia hus Of late been
extraordinarily prevalent in London.
Hardly day passes, says the Lancet,
without some cases being recorded, and
the attention Of tho Medical profession
has been closely directed to the nature Of
this most terrible disease. The data thus
far gathered are valuable, not 40 much as
establishing new facts, but in corroborat-
Ing and shedding more light on some
which have hitherto received little no.
tice. From the conclusions now reached
il appears that Il sharp distinction Ia
drawn between mental hydrophobiR and
and the genuine dSeaHe. An adult, when
bitten by dog supposed TO be rabid,
passes through period Of intense mental
perturbation, suffering, all tho agonies
Of doubt, apprehension and foEebOding.
These mental disturbances induce symp.
toms closely resembling those Of the gen
uine disease. The manifestations Of hyd.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


elm Grove Accommodates. This thin ouly
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove
tDaily except sundny-NewArkA Accommodation.
tSIeubenville Accommodates. tnin dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellnlrC, stopping when rcQul.
red at Sherman HOuUe, &tnavillO, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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UST ARRIVED.
GEALED PROPOSALS.


Coz MY COMMISSIONERS OpPICE, |
WHEKLIH0, December q, 1877. !
Proposals. will be received at this Office, 10 close
at 70 o'clock nOOn, Saturday, December s. for build.
Ing Toll House, Of four rooms, at the junction OIL
the FAirmcnt aud Elm Grove roads on CtldwelIG
Run.
Bidders WiISpecIIy the time they will require
TO complete raid building.
Specifications and plan 10 DO seen In this Office.
The building to be n wooden building, With an
aVcrnGe feet high brick wall, Ss feet long BY 10
feet wide, and inches thick asa foundation.
by order Of the Committee.
dt5 CHAS. II. DETTERS, Clerk.
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VERY I.ARGR AND COMrlETE STOCK
n OF stRplONnd Fancy GrOCOriCs Wa handle
nOuV hut nlt.ClRH goods. INWRat market pricOa,
leo LIST, DAVENPORT \ PARKS,
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Good Calico &c Per yard.
Best Calico 10 yards for 81 90.
Fine 81 Brown Muslin, 20 yards for 81 90.
Heavy Canton Flannel, Y yards for 81 o.
Heavy Gny Twllled Flannel, lie pVr yRd.
Red Flannel, all wool, zoe TeE yAri.
Good Bingham, &c per yard.
Big lot DfeSs Goods, i2ISc per yard.
The best assortment Of New styles Of DresS Goods
In the city, 20 and Csc per yard.
Fine Black CaIhmor0, oil WOOL GO, 6S and &c
ppr yard.
Felt skIrts-thInk Of them-only 6Oc.
pair.
Twenty yards good Carpet, IS 90.
Good Fl6wCred Carpet, noe pr yard.
lAdlea' Cloth Cloaks, new style, - 80.
A largo stock Of Cloth CiOsks, shaWls Dress
Goods, Wool Fhnges, Felt skirts, Carpets, OIL
Cloths and many other desirable gools, 10 which
We would invite your attention, and will assure
you that we hhA render you perfect satisfaction In
all your dealings With Us, No GOODS MISREP.
RESENTED. Goods sold for what they are, and
Of the lowest price for cash.
Come and Zee our goods and get your Bargains
before II 10 loo late,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18
SOUTH CAROLINA NE VS..

Bishop Howe will visit f lgefcld
Oh tho first Sunday in January.
Collector Worthington is packing
up his duds preparatory to leaving
tho Charleston Custom House.
President Hayes has recognized
Mr.. Florence Thomas Downoy as
Consul of Belgium at Charleston.
Charleston has had y poultry and
pet exhibition. Tho display of
poultry, dogs, sc. wcrc very cred
itablc.
Judge Bryan, of tho United
States District Court, has ruled
Mr.. Earle, Of Grccnvillc, to show
cause why ho should not b. sus-
pended from practice at the bar, for
disrespcct Of court.
Twenty-four applicants arc
already on file with the newly
elected board Of school commissions
ers, of Charleston, for the position
of superintendent of the public
school. Tho moro tho merrier.
Tho veteran editor Of tho Edge
field I0oertiser thus neatly turns
compliment: ".Tho thrco bright
and beautiful daughters of Judge
Wallace, (ox-Speakcr,) of Union,
will arrive in our town in q day or
two on visit to their aunt, Mrs.
II. w. Addison. And may thcir
visit be q long ono! Young gen.
tlemon, pray to God for grace to
pass safely through tho poril that
is about to besot your tender
hearts" ;"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18
Tho Edgegeld Iduertiscr says |:

The Edgegeld Adcertisor says :
"Our people no doubt remember
Horny Johnston, the white man,
who two OF thrco years ago, in tho
flush days of Radical villainy, raised
county checks from u few dollars. to
hundreds, and forged and stole
generally, and finally managed to
escape from our Jail and ilco to
Georgia, where he has been ever
since. Some timo ago Governor
Hampton offered reward for
Johnston, and on Friday last he
was arrested i'll Augusta by Lieut..
Prathor, Of the police, and brought
to Edgciiold that night. He is now
III our jail. God is ovcrtaking
them all
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18

equip tho Hampton Rifle Guard Of
Ridgoway.
The following reports from COM
mittces wore presented From the
committee on education, favorable
majority report on the bill to pros
vido for tho organization Of tho State
University, accompanied by IN un-
favorable minority report signed by
NIcssrs. Hood and Connor; from
the committee on agriculture, fa-
vorablo report on the petition Of
citizens Of Fairfield to be allowed to
adopt the fence law.
Tho constitutional amendment
making judges hold ollco for
good behavior, passed by G4 to 3G.
The bill to regulate the sale Of
guano and other fertilizers was
passed without amendments.
Tho school amendment was post
ponol to tho 10th. The bill to
abolish pay for witnesses i'll State
cases was defeated.
Adjourned.
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Prepare for Christmas,

T'IE proprietor of OUR HOUSE hcgs
4 to inform his customers and tho
public generally that ho has the largest
and best stock of goods III his line in
town, consisting Of:
"tard. Dupny & Co.'S, CoSpac Brandy,
Pure old Jan'aicn Rum Old Pear Holland
Gin, Lynchburg Ryo Whiskoy, Lincoln
county Ryo mhiskcy, Old Virglnin Xxx
Rye Whiskcy, Old Kentucky bourbon,
Bythcwood Pnyo Peach Brandy, N. G..
Peach and Apple Brandy N. G. Sweet
Mash Corn Whiskey, Stono Mountain
Sour Mash Corn Whiskcy.
ALSO,
G.. II. Mumm & Co.'s. Champagne
Wines, Alos. Porter and Lager Beer.
Tom and Jerry, Hot Scotch &c. Fresh
Oysters and frcsh N. G. Pork SAUSAGE
always on hand. Respectfully,
dec l3 j. ID. McCAF LEY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TWO Miles Before Breakfast.

In neighboring city in Gcorgia,
there is II married woman, who, after her
third confinement, had ulccrntion, with
all its rcpulsivo symptoms She tried in
vain all the nostrumS; her husband car
ried her TO all the famous mineral springs,
went with her TO New York, Philadelphia
and other places, TO consult eminent
obstctricians, to no purpose After tho
use of tho fifth bottle Of Rcgu-
lntor, she has been fully restored to her
former health and happiness, and is now
tho JOY of the household--is able to
walk two miles before breakfast
dec 4-2w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18

GENERAL LIZ Duo, tho United
States commissioner Of agriculture,
seems to bo worry energetic, and is
determined to perform tho func-
tons of his Office. If he can sues
coed in introducing proiitably the
cultivation Of tea, he will have added
immensely to tho resources of
South Carolina.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-18
The State MILITARY Academy.

A very pleasant reunion Of tho
graduates of this old institution
was held in Charleston on tho
10th inst, Con. james Conner
occupying tho chair. A number Of
addresses wore made and rcsolu-
tons offered. A list of I'LL tho
graduates who had fallen during
during tho w;tr WAS read. 1t com
pris cd, among others, tho names OF
Col. G. g. Tow, Gen. Micah Jenkins,
Col. j. A. Dean, Of the 7th Arkan-
sas, Col. j. ID. Nrncc, Lt.-Col.
Shooter, and number Of majors,
officers of tho limo and privatcs.
1t was shown also that tho State
Military Academy, working up
undcr discouragomcnt, against pre-
jutlicc, and with meagrc support,
had attained to tho highest rank
among tho military schools Of this
country, having in twenty two
years, ut tho small cost Of 5000 pc7
AMMAN for tuition, books, food,
clothing, medical attention, &c,
educated in greater OF less degree
over 1,SO0 and graduated 2G4 of
tho sons Of South Carolina, who
have discharged tho various duties
Of citizenship in peace and in war,
many occupying tho highest stations
with value and distinction to the
State.
1t WAS resolved to have pubs
lishcd u history Of tho institution
prepared by Col. j. p. Thomas.
Glowing tributes were paid to Gov
crnor Hampton, Gonoral Conner
and General Hagood.
a permanent organization was
effected with the following officers:
Presilcnt-Johnson Haycod.
Observation-Disclosures. p, II.
Stevens, j. b. White, j. =. Thomas.
Corresponding Seer ctary-Rcv.
". II. Law.
Secretary and Trcasurcr-Col. G.
I. Walker.
Dircctors-Dr. G.. B. Lartiguc,
Judge Thompson II. Cooke, Fl. S.
Thompson, G. S. Gads>len and a.
H. AIazyck.
Annual Orator-Col. w. i. Nance.
Alternate Orator--Col. S. b.
Pickons.
It was resolved that every effort
should DO madc to recover the
Citadel from tho possession Of tho
Federal government and that tho
State Military Academy should be
ro~cstablished. The meeting then
adjourned.
This academy was one Of the
proudest institutions of the past
and was of great benefit i'll educating
tho youth of the State, and in
fitting them for the military duties
she subsequently doyolvcd upon
them to perform. We should be
pleased to see it rchabilitatcl at tho
earliest possible time.