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ANOTHER $1,000 DONATION TO. ERsK1NE
CoLLEGE.-This time 1t is not only from q
different church but from q different section.
Erskine College has friends in the United
Presbyterian Church as far away as Xenia, Ohio.
This donation is q witness and pledge of this
friendship. Such acts evidence love in the
worth a great deal in breaking down those
barriers Of feeling which unhappily separate
the United and Associate Reformed Presbyte-
rien churches. In the name OF the College
and the Church we thank the gentleman for
his substantial aid. Who will do likewise?
| We nope there are those In our own Church
who may feel 1t their duty Inc privilege to
make q similar use Of some Of their thou
sands. w. NJ. GRIER.
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President Hayes in Abbeville.

That will be q memorable day for Abbeville
with "pure delight" but / will not be here to
photograph the demonstration, nay I will not
Be here to make a picture Of any body or any
thing subsequent to the adjournment OF the
present term OF the court. Remember that
this session Of the court winds up my opera
lions in Abbeville.
April "a, 1878.
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A Free Ride all Round.

The annual meeting of the stock holders OF
the Greenville and Columbia r. r. Co.. will
be held in Columbia on Thursday, I'd prox.
limo. Stock holders and members OF their
families will be passed free TO and from Col
umbiat to attend the meeting OF exhibiting
their stock scrip to the conductor.
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April 2, 1878, st.

The following is the list of the corporators
undcr the said act: W.. W Humphreys SteY
Whitner, S. Biecklcy, Z. NJ. Rucker, ]. c. G.
Featherston, Edwards B. Murray, DR.. r. F,
OLIVER, ]. W. Norris, ]: A: Sherard, J: II.
Reid, J. r. Barnes, D. L: Hall, w. j. Milford
Burrlss. Kenon Breazealle, ]. Y. Fretwell,
Joshua Burriss. md William O'Bryant, Of
Anderson County, and James NJ, Latimer, Sr.,
]. B. Moseley. J: p: Young. T. Baker, George
Baskins, DR.. NJ. U. Tuggart, A. J. Clinksales
IS. J. Hester, Edward Calhoun, H.: II. Harper,
W. D. Mars, NJ. O. Tolman. w. K. Bradley,
Thomson, Esq, of Abbeville County.
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Savannah Valley Railroad.

A meeting of the corporators Of the above
railroad company, under the charter granted
at the late session of the Legislature Of this
Wednesday, the Sth of May next, at l0o'clock
u. M. A full meeting Of the corporators Is
very important, and It Is hoped that evcy one
will cndeavor to be present.
r JAMES NJ. LATIMER, SR.,
= President pro tenn.
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A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with It's sudden
shine often intermingled in q single day,-it
is no wonder that our children, friends and
relatives are so frequently taken from US by
neglected colds. half the deaths resulting a.
rectly from this cause. A bottle OF Boschee's
German syrup kept about your home for i'm
mediate use will prevent serious sickness, q
large doctors bill, and perhaps death. by the
snmntion Hemorrhagcs Pneumonia, Severe
Coughs. Group or any diseases Of the Throat
mr. Lungs. its success is simply wonderful, Us
your druggist will tell you. Germaesyrup Is
now sold in every GOWN and village on this
ointment. Sample bottles for trial, lOc.; reg
lar size, 75o . a
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CONSIGNEES.

ExpREss.-R w Cannon, B c Wilson, +
Noble. ] N Baker, A Small, Miss E Norris,
Miss w Watson.
FRE1aHT.-A M Erwin. r Boyd. A Mo
ragne, ] v Schroeder, w d j Mcneil, J Nell,
E Todd 4 CO, Il P Baker ] w Robinson.
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Have you Heard the News AbOut Be.
uueef3

u " - -
quest3
Having had ten years experience as q liquor
dealer, and being familiar with all the brands,
besides having a practical knowledge Of what
Is choice, he Is fully able to supply all who
wish n pure article either as q beverage or ior
medicinal purposes, of anything they desire
in his line Of goods, which consist OF The
rive Whfskey. Port Wine
Rourbon WhIskey, Madeira Wine,
Corn. (sweet and sour Sherry Wine,
mash.0 Malaga Wine,
Crystaliized Corn. Catawba Wine,
4. 8. Rum. Scuppernong Wine,
Centennial Rum, Claret Wine,
Old Crow WhIskey, Lincoln County Whs'y
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, fine imported
Gin, Champagne. French Brandy.
The above goods will be sold in quantities
to suit purchasers, Mt prices from two to ten
dollars q gallon.
Parties desiring Christmas supplies will do
vi A. REQUEST
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LAW NOTICE.

V,IE undersigned, having retired from the
Office of Judge of the LIST Circuit, hns re-
srmed the practice OF the law in the counties
OF Abbevllfe, Anderson. Oconee, Pickens. and
Greenville, which constitute the 9Th Judicial
Circuit Of this State. Business is respectfully
solicited for these Counties; also for the City
OF Charleston, and in the UnitedS States Courts
for the District Of South Carolina. 49,.
All matters committed to his charge will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
He may be addressed or consulted ct his
| Old Office. Anderson C. H., 8. c.
April oath, 1878, 8t. Up. REED.
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Fans
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
On and after Sunday next, the Sd instant
the Passenger Trains On this road will run as
follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.HSundays %excepted.)
Leave Charleston 8 W @ m I'D p. m
Arrive at Augusta Oh p m b % O m
FOR COLUMBIA.-Sundays excepted.) :
Leave Charleston B W O. m. 3O p m
Arrive at Columbia 10 Sd O. m. IS a m
FOR CHARLEsTON.-sundays ~excepted)
Leave Augusta 8 30 am 40 p m
Arrive at Charleston ~ p m ~ q m
Leave Columbia % p. m. 8W p m
Arrive at Charleston II Is pm 0 As q m
CAMDEN TRAIN.
The Camden train will leave Camden att 90
m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and conncctat Kingsville with>the up passen-
ger train for Columbia. On Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays 1t will connect at Kings
vile with dOwn passenger train from Colum-
bia, and arrive ut Camden at 0 IS p. M. Con.
meets daily with trains from and to Charles
ton. b. :. SOLOMONS, Supt.
s. B. Pickens. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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AT AUCTION.

MY entire stock Of Hot and Green House
W plants. without reserve on sth DAY OF
May. j.. +. Z. DUPRE
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Notice.

yIyILL be let to the lowest bidder, on Thurs
w day the ed Of May next, the building
OF o bridge over Hard Labor. near White Hall,
also one at Birds bridge, ut 10 o'clock O.: m.
and 2 o'clock p. m. The contractor will be
required to give bond with good security:
+. A. McCASLAN.
G. M. MATTISON.
APRIL "a. 1873. Co. Commissioners.
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On Trlai for His Life.

I The case Of the State against Gabriel W.
! ohpson for the murder Of Pressly T. Taylor.
called and Messrs. MCGOWAN 4 Parker
Announced as defendants attorney.
/ The court announced hat no juror who was
4 n any way related to the prisoner by mar.
RAGE or otherwise wouid be Allowed to sit
q the trial Of the case.
Upon his ~arraignment the prisoner plead
I'D not guilty. The clerk proceeded to swear
4 he Jurors TO try the case. The State made
Two challenges and the defence made
When James Wood came for
ward to be sworn the Solicitor asked that ne
be put upon1hi5 pofr dire.
/ The Court-Mr. Clerk swear the juror to
hnswer truly ali questions in reference to this
Ease which may be put to him by the State,
The Court or the defendant. fSworn.1
1 The Court-Are you related by marriage or
otherwise to either the deceased or the defer-
liant at theb bar.
Juror-Iam not.
The Court-Have you formed or expressed
AN opinion as to the guilt or innocence OF the
3~prisoner?y. - -
:Iuror-I have not. [Sworn.l
]. w, Madison had previously notified the
jcounsel Cor the defense that he was q cousin OF
ffhe defendant and when he came orward Ia
he sworn, the defence announced the fact to
the Court, when he was ordered to stand
aside, IS
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White Man Convicted Of Burglary
and Grand Larceny in Stealing q
few Bottles of Rum.

The case Of the State against w. H.. McGar-
by and William Mahon was for burglary
nd grand larceny, the grand jury found o
rue bill, McGarvey was in court; Mahon had
1T the county, n being called Messrs.
Burt & Graydon appeared for the defendants.
he offence charged was the breaking int
he store house Of B. ID. Glymph, ut Hodges
3cpot last November and taking therefrom
gars INT liquors to the amount of about
6lrty dollars.
The first witness was D. B. Glymph, who In
he absence OF his son appeared for the State
Ind destined 10 the fact OF the breaking open
the store house and to he osso OF the goods.
Capt. J. F. Hodges, sworn, says: was Special
constable for Trial Justice Graydon; the
ouse broken open on THURSDAY night; on
rial TASKS OF rum. In the dwelling. house o.
~. H. MeGarvey which was Identified by B.
J. Glymph rs the property which was stolen.
C.. r. Sullivan. jr, OF Laurens, sworn, says:
mat McGarvey told him that he didn't get
Inv OF the goods, but that he was sitting on the
<. r.. track when others went Into the store.
6n being cross examined, this witness admit
led that he had been indicted for libel in
[.aurens County and found guilty; said he
bad no occupation; nothing particular to do.
Tho Hpfandant wa4 convicted.
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fned a verdict or guilty OF grand larceny.
hat the Stealing Of Ten Dollars
Worth or Cotton Cost the County.

FOLLOWING tnlS. -casc "1s tiEtL y. wv
lily, A. Foot and John Norwood. The offence
J his instance consisted In the breaking linton
ton hous OF Mrs. Amanda Johnson near
twndesville, and stealing therefrom a guam.
i OF seed cotton. The first three named
fsoners were present and ready for trial. ,
fhc Court enqufret-Whyis Norwood not
fhe Sollcitor-He has made his escape. He
h his country for his country's good:
The Court-The prisoners will stand up. fezg
The S~olicitor-The case against John Henry
cGrier will be a,ot pross'd. - E 80
a Foot and Geafge Gaily then went
trial. Mr.. James Hawthorn was the
IS is q sonin-law OF ProsecutTix Lives near
Il; the cotton was stolensa about the middle OF
tober last from the cotton house; believes
or 800 pounds were stolen; lUO pounds had
en picked n put into the house the day
fore; thinks about half was stolen, seven
ndred pounds or more; doesn't remember
hat cotton In the seed was worth Mt that
≠ thinks three cents q pound was q fair
bee, the cotton house Is one mile from
ceiling: in q field near the river; trailed
kcks to George : Gaily's house-three
kcks ; compared tracks by having George to
his foot In tracks; fitted exactly: got
arch warrant; found SS lbs OF the cotton at
Sfr. Johnson, sou OF Mrs. Johnson, also tes-
bed that he went In pursuit OF cotton ;
kackcd It right TO Georges house: George
Bclaimed any knowledge OF 1t; was present
hen George put his foot In the track fitted
actIy; had rundown shoes; thinks be-
cen 6O0and 800 pounds were stolen.
5ohn Henry MeGrier was now sworn and
stiied to going in company with defend
is and John Norwood to the ~cotton-house
Mrs. Johnson and each flied n crocus sack
tn seed cottoi; o 1t TO George Gaily's,
no weighed II, and told them there wa 3l9
$unds In all that these four sacks was all
al they stole. =
After argument by Solicitor. and cousel,
essrs. Benet and Cason, the case was sub
lifted to the jury. Verdict guilty
petty larceny"
7The Court sentenced each. $50 and costs, or
case OF failure, to go to jGtl for thirty days.
he prisoners had already lain in jail
4hce last October.
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In the Cotton Business.

The State v. Isaiah Griffin, Henry Griffin
sck Morris, Morris Patterson alias Gracey.
kessrs. Benet d Cason attorneys. Indict-
lent grand larceny In stealing q bag OF cot.
IN valued at $4,000 from Miss Nancy Kenne.
Jack Morris soon after discovery Of his
hrt!cipatlOn in this crime, guilty folded his
int and'stoie away ITO adlstant State, and
id not appear In Court The case against
forrjs Patterson was compromised with the
late for his share Of the cotton by telling
be part the others took in The theft. The
Try had no difficulty In arriving at the con
lusion that Isaiah Griffin and Henry Griffin
fere guilty OF grand larceny.
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Jim Williams as a Financier.

Jim Williams as q InanCIer.
James Williams, was found guilty Of grand
larceny. The offence being the stealing of Il
pocket book containing forty dollars from
James s. Tinsley Of Sinety-Six. Burt d
Craydop defendant attorney.
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bitrary Rule Of the Contributing
n Trial Justice Into Trouble.

J appeared that Abram Gown, colnrcd-
! been arrested and lodged In jail for trad,
in seed cotton between sun set II sum
The degree OF the offence in this In.
hce being within the jurisdiction ola Trial
ktices Court, who should have tried the
e: on motion Of the defendants
|nsel, Messrs. Burt & Croydon, the
} was dismissed from this court.
! prisoner had peer In Jail seven months.
en tho penalty II convicted before the pro
tribunal could not have exceeded thirty.
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The case of the State against John Fell.
William Dansby. and William Fell, jr.. for
murder. McCiowan & Parker for defence.
jeff David, John David, William Butler,
Mnry David. for the murder OF the Franklins.
ElSy Chi,es, charged with grand larceny.
L. w. Perrin, defendant. S attorney.
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STATIONS,

Below high water mark OF 1874.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY
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s. 1904 rs; high grades, $5@5 IS. Corn,
48@56c. Oats frmer; choice GaIena, 3Sc.
Conmeal 81 90. Hay-prime, $l3; choice,
ga. Pork, so 25@10 3716. Lard-tierce,
71<@724c; kegs, s1f@84c., Bulk meats
clear rib, sc; clear. 74c Hams-sugar-
cured, I016@I14c. Whlsky-western recti-
fed quoted at 81 07@I 08. Coffee-jobbing
Rio cargoes, ordinary TO prime, AZ q lSc
gold. Sugar-good common, TIC; fair to
fully fair. 724c; prime, SIC; yellow clarified,
916@94c Molasses-common, 25c; fair, 25
1siana, ordinary to choice, 61k@716c. Bran,
Coo
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Rise I Fall
4 inches inches

Above low Changes.
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springs ROc E&brtuS. County. v n
These delightful Springs eight miles from
Goshen Depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
from which point elegant coaches nun regularly over
a good road through a beautiful and picturesque
country. The Improvements are entirely new, and
embrace al the modern cOnveniences for the most
comfortable accommodations The principal hotel.
In addition TO ParOrS. Dining Ballroom, etc,
contains upward of one hundred chambers all newly
furnished with gas and electric bells IN each (the
only summer resort In Virginia which has) There
are also superb cottage accommodations. Post and
telegraph Offices in the hotel Two day malls from
all points. In addition TO the Alum Wate-s whose
medicinal qualities are too we'll known 10 specially
refer to- there is on the grounds of the strongest
and best Chaybeate Springs in the country which is
direct and powerful tonic. For further parIicu-
lars terms, etc, circulars at Messrs Mansfield 4
Coz and g. ". Jones & Co.'s, Druggists, or address
by letter JOS. n. WOODWARD,
Of
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DRY GOODS.
IRY TPT EGP4p Hl \

Dr. IELEGhAFh.I
NEW YORK, July 20.-Buslness was
moderate with the package houses. Cotton
goods are steady, and somes makes of low
grades of bleached cottons were advanced by
agents. Dark prints are in better demand
Richmond pink prints are now six cents.
Wooden hannels are in good demand. Men s.
wear flannel is moving slow. Kentucky jeans
are in fair request
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE CO,
~ MEMPHIS, July B, 1873.
~ AT the annual meeting of the Board OF Di
rectors of tn Company, held this day, Seminar
nual Dividend of Five Per Cent was declared
from the net earnings OF the past six months.
d. T. PORTER, President.
JNO. G. LoNsDALE, JR, Secretary.
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Ron AQUA SPRINGS

THIS charming summer resort, located eight miles
i from Bon Aqua Station, thirty-nin miles from
Nashville, on the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road will open for the reception Of visitors June
i, 1873 The association have this year built very
attractive 2-Story hotel to meet the increased de-
mands of its visitors The waters of these Springs
are celebrated for their recuperative effects upon
delicate men and women, shattered and exhausted
constitutions, well for the OF diseases OF
the alimentary canal, dyspepsia. chronic diaTrhea,
constipation and summer complaints of children,
diseases of the kidneys and skin. and menstrual
disorders etc. The elevation is 600 feet above Nash
ville- Atmosphere, cool, dry and SalubIious.
BOARD-Per month. S:}5; per week, 81 o; per day,
81. Special rates for families. Children and SerV
ants half-price.
Railroad fare forthe round trip,Sq g. Correspond
ence invited. Address 90 Bon Aqua Springs Associa-
uon," or A. GENNETT, Business Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs, Tenn.
DR.. A. Morrison, Resident Physician For those
who enjoy horseback buggy hiding, frst-class
Livery stable will be k pit by ELIAS Napier Special
commodations for those who take their vehicles
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LEGAL.

In the matter of Jos. d. Sanls, Bankrupt
IQY virtue of general order of sake, given BY the
ID United States District Court for the Western
District OF Tennessee Will sell. at public aucon
on the second day OF August, ISIS al rhe
southwest corner OF Main and Madison streets AZ ID
O'Clock m, all the right title and interest the hank
upt had at the date of filing his petition IN hs1f
Huptcy in and to the following described neal eSfaf
toN1t; SeVenty-seven acres, more or less sftTlafe
ana lyif g In the county of Handeman STATE of Ten
nessee, IN civil district No. 10. near the fon of
salisbury, Tenn, being on the line of the NennhiS
nd Charleston RatlrOad and adjoining the nrora-f7
q BUrrell Sauls, John W. Scott and WhestieS nsr
MS. HFRPEIsT On E@rsSs -'eai-
tJyl1 Weo-Sat Assignee OF Jos. ID. Sauls
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A CARD.

To ali who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early decay
loss OF manhood, etc, will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send a self addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T.
IsMAH Station d. Bible House. Ne,o York
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THE FAMOUS

Which for nearly half century has wrought such
WONDROUS CURES Of KIDNEY DISEASE, DYS-
PEPSIA and CANCER. mag be had of all druggists.
Its curative properties almost miraculous. For
pamphlets containing remarkable cures address
MISSISQUOI SPRINGS, Franklin county. Vermont
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HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers, and those who
have been dosed, drugged and Quacked PuIvef-
macher's Electric Belts efectually cure premature
lebfIity, weakness and decay. Book and Journal,
Win information worth thousands, mailed Tree. Adj
dress PULVKRMACHKR GALvAHIo Co.. Cncinnati,
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SUMNER BOARDING.. ~ West 81 st
Street. New York

n RS. BULKLEY viii accommodate visitors to the
4Nl city during the summer months, with hrStclass
rooms. with or without board, at moderate rates.
Her house Is located between Broadway and Fifth
avenue; is most accessible from the various Ferries
being within two minutes walk of the Elevated Rail-
roads and six lines of Cars and Stages.
Referenees-Dr. T. Gaillard Thomas, New York;
Rev. T. D. WitherspOon, Petersburg Va; Rev. VIM.
E BO1Ys, Memphis. Tenn.
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three to Eve points higher; 2:lO, firm. Sales,
"A, 600 bales.
New Orleans closed firm at I1sc for mid
ding. Sales. $50 bales; receipts, net, $50
bales; gross, 164 bales; stock rs, 776 bales.
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported
fair business at previous prices; middlng
uplands, SID; Orleans, sgd. Sales, 5000
bales, - of which were American Re-
ceipts, $500 bales, of which zoo were Amen
can.
Liverpool arrivals opened frmer-buyers
at previous prices-since fiat; July-August,
August-September, 6 15-32d; September
October, 61<d; October November, 6 $500
6 7-l6d. At 2:30 o'clock arrivals closed
dull and steady.
The movement at the ports was reported
as follows:
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Special Notice to Tourists.

THE Lake Superior Transit Company is running
i Ten Splendid Passenger Steamers between
Buffalo and Duluth and intermediate ports. Five
sallngs weekly For information apply to
2. T.. EVANS, Gen1 Manager BUFFALO, N Y
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market yesterday was re-
ported doing a fair business at previous
prices. New York spots were strong, but
without change; futures were firm and two to
FIVE points higher. Our market was firm, with
demand and offerings light. Quotations I'M
changed, as follows:
Cotton Exchange Quotations.
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SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

i their third series of stock. After an unprece-
denied successful years business, and having pio
neered an entirely new field In Building and Loan
Association business we are authorized from the
suit In stating to borrowers or nonborrowers that we
can guarantee them the best paying stock In the
city. Subscriptions will be received by the Secretary
at the office of the Association. 18 Madison street
or by any of the Directors
DIRECTORS Jacob Thompson, DR.. D. T. Por-
ter, NJ. GAVIN, John Gum. r. D. Goodwin, Thomas
Holman, Jr, P. NJ. Winters, Judge c. W. Heiskell,
a. w. GTeibel, W. ]. McDermott B. Jorian.
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON ............... President
THOMAS HOLMAN, JR. .......... Vice President
DIR. d. T. PORTER. ......... ........-.. Treasurer
W. j. MCOERMOTT. ......................Se Secretary
BELCHER d JORDAN Attorney s