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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
The Wide Awake.

The January number Of this msst pop
ular Of all monthly magazines for chill.
dren aud youth, is just received and con.
siitutes 4 perfect BONANZA Of holiday On.
joyment. Mrs. L. c. Wilton opens Il
with one Of the lovelisst OF this years
Christmas poems. Opposite Is the front.
ispisce. an engraving Of Raphasl's sistine
Madonna. Edgar fawcstt aud Mrs. y. N.
poems, "Childrsn's Faces" and About
. Magician" II. II. Hudson furnishes =
funny Christmas tale. Two Days Before
Christmas." Margaret Eytings's what
Happened to the baby" Is still funnisr.
But the /" star" story 10 =" Lille Travels in
saata Claus Land" II 10 magnincsntiy
illustrated BY A. n. waud. with scenes In
Santa Claus Land. " Santa Claus and his
Reindeer" appearing on one Of the pages.
Mrs. Handy, VI Richmond. Virginia. writes
about "a Confederate Christmas Tree"
Will. William ". =. Refund opens his
'' Child Marian Abroad" with Child
MArian's jolly Christmas ON Shipbeard."
Sophie Mays serial. "Quinnsbassstt
Girls" opens we'll. "Good.for-nothing
Polly" who is growing in character. 10
still thu same gsod-fsr-nothing boy In his
daily practice. The Little folks all over
the country are represented BY the letters
which they have sent with their dolls 10
the Dolls Fair, as Christmas gifts to the
children in the hospitals.
Only - 90 per annum. free Of postage.
Ella Fsrman. editor. ID. Lothrop 4 Co.,
publishers. Boston. Mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
The Bank OF California.

vh., Aha. p.,l a, c.li,ar,i. .los..l "a.
L.. -" .i.,"., uon,h. ~. 800
s.unr. 80 s,,sn.r in n'sn,. mon,h. ,S.n
.n.a.n.;an .nJ ,h.rs ~. e. Sho .ora
yAnsa 'usa .
.,;,n,;.n .c. Tb.r. ..n,i,o.n,
connscted viii ths ,trony sympsthy ts.t
~, ,ims ,hs %ts.,i.r i.., sra.s
~. D, ~. Tin. -.
nm IN snd .=mias,,i, CsIisorni. i[ns,;,n.
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pIosrsss snu esSp,n - a"on'
lsr ye.n. Ps" u. \, .a.tn 49, u
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
MOODY AND

The famous r~svivalists have mel with
very good success in Chicago. The
field Of wioksdn-ss VAS large and the,
have realized an abundant harvest. They
are not coming any farther West Of
present. hut will be In Boston next
Sunday. where ON that day they will
opsnj ssrvicss in the great tabernacle.
which has been erected at . heavy OF.
psnss especially for them and their
work. There another grand season Of
success aud rich harvest Of sinners
doubtless awaits them. The building is
strongly constructed. and everything
that could 10 devised for the eonven.
fence and safety Of the large eongrsya-
tions that will attend the services has
been done. therefore no fear OF disaster
need distract attention from the great
work going on. All the evangelical
st55fehss in the city are preparing to
participate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
The New York nlnln, Board.

The New Workers have evidently given
u up In dissust. The telegraph said yes.
tsrdAy:
"Tas transactions at the American
Mimi. Board to-day we're a. follows:
400 Cleveland. 0sloH 600 Grant. 7t0
IA ; 100 Northern Dele. IS 100 Southern
star. Is cents"
With tie single exception Of Northern
Dflls, none Of thsi. stocks are quoted at
all here, indeed non other Is on the Pa
ciic Cc,st. ave Grant. whish. We believe
ia located up near Dayton. and 10 actually
worth about tSs cents . share. 20. three
or four weeks new the New Ysrksrs have
lsshsd themselves into . frenzy In their
Wild effort 10 keep track Of things. We
have watched the New York quotations
carefully, aud each day tbsy have shown
the futility Of attempting to govern their
prices BY Y market. The other day
Consslidstsa virginia dropped TO IS, and
the sams day ssld At "A in New York. The
nsxt day. the New Yorker determined 10
Be right with tho market % he sold at
~. Here II was selling at 39A. And
20 with ether stocks; California sold
here one day at 43s I; the same day II was
selling In New York at 81. But the fall
Of Justice ssems 10 have bssn the straw
which brske the cambel's back and turned
the New Ysrksr's soul iato very gall.
Day before yesterday Justice sold In New
York at 2l-in large blesks. After his
board adjourned. and ours met. the specu-
lative New Yorker. who had bought. got
the tslegraphic news that Justice was ssll-
ing In San Francisco at 1871 What wailing
and bowling there mast have been. and
what q shower Of curses must have fallen
upon the San Franciscans. The result
was that yesterday Pacific mining stocks
were let severely alone.
IL all goss 10 show that after all. the
New York Board. never has had. a. many
feared IL would have at the start, the
slightsst Influence In determining values.
On the contrary. II cannot even keep track
Of them. The New Yorker. In fact. has
his breath fairly taken AWAY by our rapid
and u~nacsountsbls fluctuations. He sees
Justice 60 dswn " 81 . share In two hours,
with No reason, other than . local one,
and he cannot understand IL. Pretty soon,
may bs. he'll see 0vsrman so up on . hop,
skip and jump. 0. 10, 8, even 20 dollars.
At . bid. aud II be 10 short u will make his
head reel. Take 1t all in all. We don't
believe the New Yorker On his own ground.
10 likely to b very successful a. an opera
tor Sa. F.sacisco Stock ESeAahys Jas. Ca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08

FRANK SwIrr. a member Of the San
Francisco Stock aud Exchange Board,
aud an old aud wsll-known mining Sec.
Rotary died in that city saturday morn
ing. Mr.. swift was . gentleman Of strict
buansss integrity. ani possessed OF
genial aud social qualities which en-
dsarsd him to u large circle Of warm
friends who sincerely mourn his loss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08

The latest new venture in the jour
n%alistic Geld in this State is the Eureka
Republican,. u new daily paper just start
ed In Eureka. and the nrst number OF
which lies before US. As its name indi-
Gates. its political proclivities are Re
publican. aud j. &. RsssdAle Is editor
aud proprietor. II is q good-sizsd
tweniy.four column paper. containing
plenty Of good reading matter both orig
inai and ssl-ctsd. and judging from the
healthy showing Of advertisements the
RspuJlican will meet with the excellent
success which We wish 10. q,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08

THrnr will he i've eclipses in 1877.
viz /: A total eclipse Of the moon fshru-
AIRY a7th. visible in the United States : a
partial eclipse Of Oh. .nn on March 18th.
visible in Western Asia: q partial selipss
Of the ssn on August 9Th. visible in
Alaska, Ksmschatka ami the North Pa
eide ocean ; . total eclipse Of the moon
on August 23i. partly visible in the
Eastern and Southern States. and a par.
tial eclipse Of the sun on September 9Th,
visible In South America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
GENERAL NOTES.

MONTGOMERY BLAiK's idea Of military
discipline is n good deal like Mark
Twain's advice to little girls; Tho
duty Of the soldier" he says. ''is to
judge for himself. and to disobey all
orders which his conscience tells him are
not right" Mark Twain tells girl.
never to say TO their kind mothers that
they will not do this Or that. by no
mesus. Say PLEASANTLY: Eyes. man.
ma." and then 90 and 10 what you
think is best.
"a FASHIONABLE church. says Brother
Talmage. "is u place where. aftcr . care
full toilet. a few people como in, ait
down. and what time they a get their
minds of their stores or away from the
new style Of hat in the seat before them.
listen in silence to the mattsr-war.
rantsd to hit no mans sins and to the
choir. who are agreed to sing tunes that
nobody knows; aud. having passed an
hour in dreamy lausuishiug. so home
refreshed"
A SOCIAL difficulty arising from the
possible war between Europe and Rus
STA would be the question Of residence
Of the Dutehss. Of Edinburg. The
Qseen thinks that the Duchess. what.
ever happens, ought to stay with her
husband but tn. young Russian, who
Is known to have u decided will Of her
swn. declares that she would 60 home
instantly should wal break out.
, GENERAL II. G. WAYNE. in the recent
session Of the State Board OF Health at
Savannah. Georgia, suggested that u
Of the exciting causes of the recent
scourse in that city was the excess OF
shade trees. excluding the suns rays.
ENGLAND proposes sending diplomatic
Asssagss by special mail Instead OF by
Queens messengers" This will be
done with a view to economy. The Q.
M are usually swslls, AMI very ei.
psnsivs individuals to send about.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
GIVE Us AN EDUCATIONAL rz.r.


Aequ"aon ", ''eAosains An suu-
eA" .'' ' AS
'oros NANNY upon me pro-
Po'"'n 'nA' y! o''os many e'u1'n
VINO no" 'n'o! me Pr,"'s's SON
isrred oy 'Ae elective iraAohiss. vsuid
BE- d~isfrAnehissd. There IL not b least
doubt that an educational tsst should b
applied 10 every votsr In the land. No
man Who does not know enough Of our
language TO enable him to converse in.
diligently on local or national politics.
should be allowed to take part In u
Government. or give his influence to
any measure Of policy proposed. No
man Who cannot read the Constitution
Of the United States, and learn from Il
the uipeiplss upou which tia Rsuab,ic
Ia founded. has suy risht 10 demand a
yoies In dscl.rinp how or bv whom ,hsss
p~riuciplss shsli be sustained. Sill men
Of this class have been accorded hi.
priyilecs from the foundation Of the
G-oyerumeut: And i, |. because thsy have
been accorded IL. that the ia~tsllissn,
yo,. Of New York State. il yearly
svamped BY the yo,es Of the ignorant
and vicious CLASSES Who swarm in the
slums Of New York CITY.
To disfranchiss thess men by one .sli
blow, would undoubtedly Be- unjust.
They have enjoyed the privileges for
years. which the founders Of the Con-
siitution, u.der q mistaken idea Of Re-
publican libsrality conferred upon them.
and to deprive them Of those privileges
now, without warning. aud giving them
no time or opportunity to make good their
defects, and qualify ~ intelligent ~vots's.
would most certainly be wrong. n
not in accordance with those principles
Of justice upon which NO profess that
our Rspablic Is founded. But while ~.
are just to them. let us be just to our.
selves also. Il is very easy to do this.
10 AN ignorant man wants to vote. he
should DO willing to pay . reasonable
price for the privilege. II he Is not pa
triotic enough to learn to read and write.
AMI thus fairly earn his title to citizen
ship. Ia. i. not worthy Of having con-
fsrred on him that high dignity.
The Constitution should be 40 amend.
oil that hereafter no man who Is unable
to read and write can be naiaraii1ed.
Tue citizens Of this cl.ss who are now
enabled 10 vot. by the old provisions.
should be given . certain time to qualify
themselves According to this new test
say two, or even Ave years. 10. 1T III.
expiration of the limited time. thoy eau.
not meet the educational test. il will be
thar Owl fault. and they should be dis.
frnnehised until thew ARE abl. 10 comply
with the provisions Of the law. Every
parent should be forced to send his chill.
drsn to school, q tlsast six months In the
year; and q ~pativs-born citizen. arriving
at the age Of tx.nty-ons wears. and I'M.
able to read and write, should DO refused
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
NEW TO-DAY.

q e N e FIT
rssDEREp TO rHs FAMILIES OF TN
THOMAS HUGHES
RICHARD PADDOCK
by many Leading Citizens Of Virginia City.
Monday Evening, January 8, 1877
This 10 Q charitable bsnent to the widows
ssd orphans Of the deceased, Who are In imms-
date Dssd. and should meet With . hearty
Response.
MR.. ROBERT LINDSAY
XD2iRAL KINGSTON. in the Comedy OF
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
NELL, the Calihrnia Diamond,
AND Mr.. GEORGE oIpDHSs
Are among the ilst Of volunteers. Also q full
Dramatic oman 1n Incl yxS n "AnD
-
ADMrssIoN....--r:s:..oNR DOLLAR,
ROuSing Attractions
oRgAT REDUCTION or PRICES
BANNER s%RoTHERs,
The Great ClothIers OF virginia city.
OWING TO TnE BACKWARD SEASON
~ and great depression In stocks.
BANNER BROTHERS
onsr 10 the public their Immense stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
At PmcEs 30 Low
AZ to compare fsvorsbly with the times.
OUR IMMENSE AND COMPLETE STOCK
GRNrs' AND BOYS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Blankets, Trunks, yallses,
Hats and Caps, Etc.,
We pr pose IN unload at PANIC PRICES.
GLADDEN. the hearts Of purchasers and
tsrify ell competitors
VIZ INVITE COMPARISON.
A.. = oarssul examination viii sati,fy all In p'sd
Of Clothing that.
Our Prices Are Way Below Anything
Ever offered in Virginia City.
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner or Q aud Taylor streets,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
AAtsEMEIfs.

Grand Ball and Festival
.,,,, .,r ..,...., uu,ou
SILVER CiIf m'Hths' o"'o"'
'.''Ar''''
the MINERS UNION hAII'
JANUARY eth AND 9TH.
umn,a'ee ~ NN".C.a..
sIrlett Inonss Conhons
II Riser Director.
Patrick Psfers.
CO Van Arsdale
-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08

UERrIFIcATE OF DEPOsIT NO. as,1os
for Thres Hundred Dollars ltsoo), issued
November 10. lsIG. By the Gold Min Agency Of
the bank Of California, In favos OF elMON
FRkeER. The Under will please leave the
san st the oeios Of the Gold Hin uxws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
BORN.
MARRIED.

LhvY-Iu ssa Ffancisco. January 4, 10 the
wife u n Levy. . dsughter.
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The Gold Hil Daily News has

No tOtQ ELL LAZY NeWS mas
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published IN the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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DIED.

pAvis-In Austin. Dscsmber 81, Eunics d es.
daughter Of ]. W. and laura =. Davis. aged !
ys.rs and . months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Destructive Fre.-Skortly before 4 O'Clock
Yesterday morning fire was discovered in
Nessrs. Badkins 4 Burnett's store, on Hull
street between Sixth and Seventh streets.
The lire spread rapidly, and two hours later
seven tenements adjacent to the Messrs.
Badkins & Burnett were totally destroyed.
Adjoining this store was Jordan's shoe
shop, which also caught tire and then spread
to Mr.. A. Royalps insurance and real estate
Office, aud from there the flames attacked
the brick building on Seventh street, occu-
pied by DR.. w. r. Weisiger. The baild-
ings were owned by Mr.. T. B. Cersley.
Loss, about $4,000. No insurance.
On Hull street the building owned by Al.
Fl. Ham, and occupied by Mr. Butler, gro
Ger, and Edward Harding, jeweller, was
destroyed. Insured in the London anu
Liverpool and Globe, Mr.. A. Royal agent.
for $1,000. Mr.. Buffers stock OF goods and
household effects were lost. Next door 70
Hams house the building OF Claiborne Bur
nett, occupied by Mr.. Wyatt, the green
grocer, was destroyed.
Next and last in the row OF buildings de-
stroyed was that OF Mr.. K. Beattle, oeeu-
pied by Mrs. Story as confectionery. Mr.
Beattie's loss Is $1,000. No insurance.
DIR. Weisiger's loss will be about $1,000.
Insured for $4,000 In the Liverpool and
London aud Globe Insurance Company.
Mrs. Armistead, widow lady, who oecu'
pied room up stairs in Hams building,
lost everything she possessed.
After it was discovered that our fremen
could get no water messenger was dis.
patched to Richmond for aid. Company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

ATA CALLED MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
UNDERWRITERS held this day, October II,
1877, at the office OF the Virginia State In
surance Company-Thomas NJ. Alfriend,
ESD, in the chair, and Robert f. Richard
son secretary
The chairman stated that the meeting had
been called to take suitable action in refer
ence to the death OF Mr.. William Willis,
Jr.. who for long period had been proml.
nent and useful member OF the insurance
fraternity and this Board.
A committee, consisting OF Messrs. w. l..
Cowardin, DR.. c. G. Barney, and 70. L.
Brooke, were appointed to draft suitable
resolutions.
The committee preseted the following ;
which were unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That this Board has learned
with feelings of deep sorrow or the death Ol
William Willis, Jr., so long and worthily
one OF its members.
ResoLued, That we have witnessed in him
the true character OF citizen and friend,
added to which his business capacities were
remarkable. AS man OF integrity and dill
igence in the performance Of every duty he
was commended by all who knew him as
a companion and friend he was steadfast
and true; as a Christian he was Of the
stamp OF pure consistency and an ornament
to his Church and faith; as an underwater
his ability was conspicuous, and his iudg-
ment was always held in highest esteem.
Resolved, That this Board tender TO the
family Of our deceased friend our united
sympathies in their severe af1iction.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tions be forwarded to the widow and fam.
lily of the deceased, and copies furnished the
daily papers for publication.
ReSolued, That in token Of our regard
for his memory we will attend his funeral in
body.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND, President.
Robert e. Richardson, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-JuSttce John
i. Crutchfeld preSiding Thomas Humid
lev (coIored boy Of fiteen) was charged
with setting fire to his mothers house-a
small frame building on Seventh street,
Rockets. 1t was stated that the building
was not worth more than $50, and was in
sured for $500. The testimony was not
conclusive Of guilt, but there was "prooa.
BILE cause" and he was sent on to the grand
Jury for indictment. Bail in $500 was al
lowed, but not given.
Three youths were up charged with vio-
Iating the city ordinance by climbing up on
the cars of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company while the cars were IN motion.
Their parents were fined 81 each under a
misapprehension. The lowest fine provided
is So. The indications are that this ordi-
nance will be strictly enforced hereafter.
AT any rate it should be.
James Hamilton (coIored), charged with
stealing a watch worth S22 from James
Gatewood, was found "not guilty."
Justice Crutchtield notified the police that
there were many complaints OF disorderly
proceedings in Rutherfords row, and that
they would be expected to keep order on
that important thorougbfare.
+. Z. Tholl was tined 50 for assaulting
Shadrack Moss (coIored boy. Mr.. Tholl
thought that Shad. was on his premises Tor
improper purposes; whereas he had been
only showed in the door by several other
bows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS IN DANGER
The astronomer OF the Providence Journa
says:
"According to the nebular hypothesis
moons should reyolve from east to west, bu
this little upstart revetses the process, and
whirls about in the opposite direction, lusl
as if it wanted to make all the commotior
possible. According to the same wise the
ory, moons should revolVe in compara'
tIYeIy slow and digniiied manner around the
primary. This atom, however, sets all laws
ut defiance and makes nearly four reVolu'
tions while the majestic Mars turns once on
its axis"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
ScHENCK'S PULMoNIc SYRUP,
s,ur<-rr,c Srk.SrEFn TONI

SCHEScK's SEA-WEED TONIC,
SCIIENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
are the only medicines that will cure pulmonary
Consumption. m
Frecuently medicines that will stop cough VIII
occasion the death of the patient; they lock up the
liver stop the circulation OF the blood, hamorrhage
follows and, In fact they clog the action OF the'erS
organ that caused the cough.
Liver-C Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes OF
two thirds of the cases OF Consumption blany per-
sons complain of dull pain IN the side, constipa-
tion coated tongue pain I'm the shoulder-bade FEEL
nrs of drowsiness and restlessncss, the food lying
heavily on the stomach. accompanied "ith acioity
aud bclchlng up Of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from disor-
dered condition of the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons so affected II they take one or two heavy
colds and # the cough In these cases hs suddenly
checked will hnd the stomach and liver cogged, re-
manning torpid and inactive, and almost before tney
are aware the lungs mass of sores and ucerated
the result Of which Is death.
Schencks Pulnonic Syrup is an cxpectorant
which does not contain opium, or anything caicu
lated to check cough suddenly.
Schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic dissolves the food,
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach, AIDS
digestion, and creates n ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are costivc, skin sallow, or the
symptoms otherwise Of bilious tendency, SchencKs
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only b3
j. II. ScIIENCK.& SON,
northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia.
| Ia DO, RI ufo ofS n nd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

pERsoSAL.-The statement that General
johnson has sold his house in this city to
Mr.. Cameron is entirely without any founda-
ton in fact. General johnson and Mr..
Cameron were probably more surprised at
it than any other. two men in the COM
munity.
General Morgan, United States senator
from Alabama, and one OF the most brilliant
orators in the South, will deliver the address
before tie Southern Historical Society on
the 31st OF the present month. During his
stay in Richmond he will be the guest of
DR.. Curry.
Senators Johnston and Withers both eX-
pect to he at the State Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18
WEATHER REPORT

ISDrcXTIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the MIG
die Atlantic States, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, followed by increasing
cioudiness, southerly winds, and railing oa'
rometer.
FOR the South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiness, light, variable winds, mostly
from the east, stationary temperature, sta
tionary or lower pressure.
For the East Gull States, cloudy weather
and rain.areas, southeasterly winds, station
ary temperature and lower pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
cloudy weather, with rain-areas, stationary
temperature, falling barometer. southern!
winds, followed ut west stations by rlsin!
barometer and colder northery winds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Friendshi
Division, No. 8, Sons of Temperance (col-
ored) installed the. following officers last
night R. o. King, W. P; Rachael A. Reed,
W. A. Fleming Goodman, W. t.; 7. R.
johnson, w. X. S.; Thomas Scott, W. A.
r. s.; r. T. Ellison, W. F. S.; William
LanghIy, W. c.; M. Robertson, w. c.; Eliza
Hampton, w. A. c.; Wilson Jackson, w.
I. S.; Joseph Wilson, W. o. s.; G. W..
Sample, l.. D. Representatives to the Grand
Division, Sons OF Temperance T. Scott,
Il. r. Johnson, G.. W. Sample, r. L. Eli
son, Joseph Wilson, Fleming Goodman, r..
0. King, Wilson Jackson, and William
LaughlY..