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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09
ELECTION NOTICE
For Delegates to Convention.

TINlIE Democratic Convention of Union Comfy
l. Will assemble NJ Uuion Court House ,,r,
MONDAY. 10Th August. 1873. at ten O'Clock A
NJ, for the purpose of nominating one Seua,or
ana three Representatives TO the General AS
semhly OF the State, and the following. County
ohcers, to wit: One Probate Judge alfe School
Comm'ssioner, three County Comalis Shefs 6ka
one Coroner. $50 S'T ,G's y
The Democrats of each township, will assem-,
hle IN mass mc,ting in their res 4ective town.
ships, at the places herciuafi er designa!sd on
A. NJ. 2S1rN f. H
The meetings will be callcl to order by the
persons hereinafter named Respectively, Who
Will act us temporary Chairmen. Each meeting
VIII theu proceed to elect Chairman who will
preside at the meeting and also a Secretary
Each meeting will then elect ten delegates to
the County Convention, ana will thereupon 3D.
j"urn sine die.
Bogansr;He To,cnship. at Jasper Gibbs Tenn
po.ary Chairman. DR.. j. +. Norman
Cross kcys, at Cross Keys.-Tcmporary Chair
man, G. D. Bobo.
Dray'o"siAe, at Timber Ridge-Temporary
Chairman, Noah Webster.
FISH Dam, at Fish Dam,-Temporary Chair
man, J. C.. Richards.
Gos'en M. at Goshen Hiil.-Tsmporary
Chairman, Il. B. Lyons. us
Goudeyso He, at Owens Ford d.--Teun&rrry
Chairman, Milton Patrick
JonesriHe, at JoResville-Temporary Chair
man, w. L. Littlejvhn.
P'nekney, at tfaucett's-Temporary Chairman,
Joseph McKssick.
SGnfuc' at Santuc-TemporaryC Chairman, Geo.
B. Tucker.
mon, at Union Court House-Temporary
Chairman, F. NJ. Farr.
In the absence of either of the persons above
named tho meeting will be Called to order by
the senior officer of the Club present.
All Democrats are entitled to participate in,
and vote at the meetings.
by order of the Executive Committee.
WILLIAM MUNRO, Chairman.
F. M. FARR, Sec'y.
Aug 0 80 AZ
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Gone to the Mountains. I
But few Of our citizens have been able to en-
JOY any recreation this year, while all of US
make virtue of necessity in our belief that
Union is about as healthy place whcreat to
summer it rs any other place in the country.
DIR. Rawls and nearly every other member of
his family are now. splurging around Asheville,
getting fat on mountain Trout and other sub
stantial luxuries Of that region. The DR.. has
invested largely in City lots in Asheville, and
owns one Of tho best hotels there-the Savanna
noa Hotel.
Mr.. W. A. Nicholson and family, accompanied
by Miss Allan, of Charleston, arc also enjoying
the "Mountain breezes" of Asheville.
trip to Glenn Springs is so short and easy
that those who can spare the time md money
content thepsolves with "pop visits to that
delightful retreat.
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LIVER is K1Nd.-The Liver is the imper ial or
gan OF the whole human system, as it controls
tne iie, healtt and happiness Of man, When
it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds Of
ailments are the natural result. The digestion
OF food, the movements of the heart and blood,
the action Of the brain and nervous system, are
oil immediately connected with the workin Is ;of
the liver. II has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is unequalled in curing
al persons afficted with Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the hume ereus symptoms that
result from an uuhe' lthy condition of the Liver
and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove that it is
just what you want.
For sale by all druggists, and by GIBBES &
W. u SIS. 32-2w
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A BLESSING TO MOrHERs.-There will be no
necessity for mothers leaving the comforts of
home, with their sick babies. this summer, if
they will give Dr.. MorrETr's TEErHINA (7eetling
Po.odtrs) TEETHISA will Regulate the Bowels and
make Teething easy. u cures Cholera Infan-
tnm and the summer Complaints Of Children,
Heals Eruptions and Sores, Removes and Pre-
vents the formation of Worms. A. IRWIN &
CO., and all Druggists keep it.
May IL. SO 2w.
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The STATE EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-The new
State Executive Committee of the Democratic
party met in the parlor of the Wheeler House
yesterday morning. and organized by the cleo
tien of Gen. j. D. Kennedy, of Camden, chair
man, and J. E. Bacon, ESQ.,, of Richland, rs
secretary. Alter an informal discussion of the
situation, the committee adjourned to meet again
on the 2lst of August. when the time for Jen
ing the camraign will he decided upon.-Co-
Iumbia Register Bird. =:
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Yellow Fever in New Orleans.

Yellow Fever in New Orleans.
The news from this stricken city is truly dis
tressing. The last reports state the total num-
Der Of cases up to 9th inst, to be 299-deaths
20. The greatest excitement prevails among all
,o|aaieo apa. it.ia6tnaot imPSssibls forsapy ons
70 leave the city, as oil points of egress are SO
closely quarantincd that boats cannst stop, while
the cities along thelines Of Railroads leading to
and from New orlcanshave refused to allow the
railroad trains coming from that city to pass
much less stop ut those points, To make the
matter worse, the disease has made its appear
ance month earlier than ever before, and in
new and more malignant form. The symptoms
are different from those of uny previous vista
tion, which somewhat puzzles the physicians.-
One writer, who left the city by the last train al
lowed to 60 out, says that fifty per cent of oil
patients have died.
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a VERY GooD REAsoN.-The reason why only
one sample bottle of MEnRELL's HEPArIxE for
the Liver will be sold to the same person, for
ten cents, by our Druggists, GIBBES & CO., is
because OF the enormous expense of importing
tho Hepatine into this country but as there
are fifty doses in the large size bottle, it seems
two cents per dose is cheap, enough after oil for
a,medisine that cures dyspepsia and liver com
Pia'hs. All who have not hadea. sample bottle
are entitled to one for ten cents at GfBBES &
CO.'S Drug store. Three doses relieves any case
Of dyspepsia, constipation, indigestion or liver
complaint, in the world. Regular size bottles,
fifty doses. S1.OO '''
Gsl- 10 Cents Sample Bottles Merrells Hepa-
tine for the Liver, and Globe Flower Cough Sy-
rnp Tor the throat and Lungs, at LGIBBES &
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MARRIED.
OBITUARY.

GIsT-Died, July 22d, 1878, at the residence
Of his father, Col. Thos. Gist, in Lee County.
Ark, Of Congestion, THoRsros GIsr, sged 20
years.
Beneath the clods Of Magnolia Grove, the spot
on which his infancy was past and reared, "He
wraps the drapery ofihis couch about him, and
lies down to pleasant Dreams" beside the grave
OF her, whose Christian spirit first told him Of
that land where the Sun of glory never sets
Friend Of my youth and earthly joys, we can
meet no more upon, the shors Of marital life r.
May God have called thee like wanderer home.
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A Place to Cool of at.

A Place to Cool off at.
friend sitting on the steps at the Court
House the other day, with coat and vest off. sus-
penders dangling and the perspiration dripping
from his forehead into his shoes, suddenly ex-
claimed, gentlemen, this heat is intolerable
wish was sitting astraddle of the North pole
drinking mint Juleps Liberia has NO attrac.
tions for that man.
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rho State Conventions.

We publish entire tho proceedings of the
State apd Congressional Conventions. The har-
mony and unity of those bodies was somewhat
remarkable, disclosing the pleasing fact that
while in many counties there appears ON the
surface of political affairs strong disposition
to distract and disorganizc the democratic par
ty, in the patriotic heart of its members, as de-
velopcd by their representatives in those cor
ventions, there is deep and solid determine.
tt'a to drive out oil elements of discord from
their ranks aud present one unbroken and uni
ted front at the nsst election, for the security
and prosperity of the people and the honor and
welfare Of the State. Let the democrats of each
county, then, take their cue from their assem-
bled representatives and, feeling the touch of
each others shoulder, in closed ranks march in
one solid phalanx to the ballot box next No.
vember, with Hampton as their leader, and the
fangs of the nenomous Radical snake will be
extracted and the reptile made powerless for
ever utter in South Carolina.
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Heard Co., Ga, May LIST, 1878.

HEARD Co., Ca, May 1st, 1873.
DR.. T. s. BRADriBLp: Dew Sri used the
/ Sufferers Balm | bought from you recently, as
On aniidoto for bee stings with immediate relief
want you 70 put ms,pp quart Of II for fsmt
ly hse. Respectful J0nU ADAMS,
Prepared and for sac BY A. IRwfN.& Cos
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g, The Resolution Of the Charleston Convention
declaring that Charleston will oheerfully abide
by and carry out the settlement of the State
debt, under the Act of the last Legislature es-
tablshing The Bond Court, is warmly commend
cd by the Abbeville Press and Banner, which
says that the honesty Of that man is not above
suspicion who now endeavors to gain votes by
raising the ghost Of this dead issue and max
ing the State debt o test question in this cam
paign.
Forcible but true.--ED. TINES.
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49, ArHsEa. gA =. October "a, 1877.
Yirog Store. Dr.. KIns g. stsnd, and bought tu hs"
bottle Of "wsrm oh, and gave il to my iit,ie
hoy ~ directed. This morning he passed thir-
, ty-sns worms. ! had previously tried other
Medicines. aBSs.. WA. Balm. :,
May 17.G 90 a9.a x 2t
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! GnEENyILLE CoNyocArfoN.-Th convocation
mt the Episcopal Church adjourned on Friday
might. n
Union was agreed upon as the next place Of
meeting, and the subjects of '.tChprch Disci-
pline' and and "Scepticism," were adopted for
discussion. Rev. Messrs. Capers aud Kershaw,
Essayists. T
Convocation also arranged plan Of mission
ary services, the various Rectors agreeing to
supply Sunday at the points designated.
The following committees were appointed by
the chair, to report at Union in February next:
On work among the colored poople--Capers,
Mccullough and Logan on a Congress Of South
ern Churchmen--Capers ad Gadsdeu en- Essrys
and Essayisis--Johnson and Capers. ethF
The various-Parishes reported their offerings
to missions, and the Cenvocation was brought to
close by an affeotionate address from the Bish-
op, in which he exhorted tho brethrsn to iu-
creased zeal in every good word and work
GreenpiLe Neps. -. 49,. ustf ~
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Stockholders Meeting

Stockholders Meeting.
nNiiE annual meeting of the stockholders of
i the Union County Fair Association will be
held OF Union c. H., Saturday 3lst Aug 1873.
The Association will be reorganzed and elect
officers for the ensuing year.
The premium list will be about the same as
last year. such ohsnges- ~. ara made will be pub
lished in the "7fmes' after the meeting.1S
A. W. THOMSON, Frest.
ID. p. DUNCAN, Sect'y.
Aug. 9th SO Ct
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-09

Z The friends Of DANIEL n. SHRLDON sug-
gest him as candidate for the office of County
Commissioners. Mr.. Sheldon requires no recon-
mendation to parties who know him. His fne
business qualities and purity Of character emil
nentiy qualify him for the Office This nomina-
tion is made subject to the action of the Nomi-
mating Convention. -, MANY FRIENDS.
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For County Commissioner.

Mr.. EDITOR You will plense announce
MIR. GILLIAN III. JETER, candi-
date for County Commissioner subject to the
decision OF the County Convention. If homes.
ty, intelligence and general fitness for the nos;
tion is considered by the Convention, then we
believe Mr.. Jeter is the very man to be put up-
on the Board Of County Commissioners.
'- "''iNsl MANY DEMOCRATS.
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The State of South Carolina,
:. COUNTY or UNION; . -
I'm the Court of Probate.

BY JOS. F. GIST, Judge Of Probate in Union
County.
" HEREAS, Charles Bolt as Clerk of the
w Court of Common Pleas, hath made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Administration of
the Estate and effects Of MARTHA A. H.
BOGAN. ''.t -
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
aud singular the kin'lred and creditors of the
said MARTHA A. NJ. BOGAS deceased, that
they be and appear before me. in the Court of
rrooate to be held at Union Court House on
the twenty-sixth day Of August inst, next
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand, this sixth day of An
gust Ammo Domini 1873.
soy JOS. F. iIST, -.
i' Judge Of Probate.
August 9th 32 81
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MIR. EDITOR We would suggest 10 the NOM
mating Convention rs n suitable Candidate for
Probate Judge, CAPT. j. w. McLURE at
the next election. We believe him to be fully
competent to fill the office, and we know no
man In the County more worthy the suffrages of
the people. ...' CITIZENS X
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The many frienl Of DAVID JOHNSON.
Jr., recognizing in him n man of sterling worth
and in every respect we'll qualified, he, eby sug-
gest him to the nominating Convention us a can
didate for the Office of Probate Judge.
FISH DAM
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- % We Z 0fh5fj 9Uupe OF rUUuIe III Uhlon
County. -.st
"HEREAS, James T. Douglass hath made
w suit to me to grant him Letters of Admin
lstration of the Estate and effects of ROSA +.
TURNER. =
These are, therefore, TO cito and admonisk all
and singular the kindred and Creditors of The
said ROSA +. TURNER deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court OF Probate,
to be held Mt Union Court House on the twenty
sixth day Of August inst, next after publication
hereof, at ii o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, If any they have, why the said Admins
traton should not be granted
Given under my hnad, this sixth day Of Au-
gust Ammo Domini 1873 #
JOS. F. GIST,
Judge of Probate. .
August 9th 32 u
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MASTER OF THE FoREsr.--A correspondent in
sfec1pnnnssf the discovery Of q sycamore tree.
in Sandy Ridge township, Union County, North
Carolina. near the Howie mine, which measures
thirty feet Ave inches in circumference. The
fret limb measures eleven feet nine inches In
circumference The tree is hollow and has wo
doors. On the inside twelve men can stand
erect, and at the height Of twelve feet there is
bend on which four men can stand erect The
measurement was made by Samuel L. Belk,
Esq, on the 4ih instant, and is correct.--Laa-
caster Ledger. IS (. n q s. rtsy ~.
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NO TICE a
TO BRIDGE BUILDER,

me or more of the Board will be at Daw-
~ king Bridge ever Thickety, for the purpose
Of letting out the contract for new bridge. on
Saturday the 24th August, and at Murphy's, on
Tiger on Tuesday, Sd Sept, 1873. AN
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
County Commissioners ofIico
e. D. p. DUNCAN, c. &C.
Wa. HfhL, Clerk.
Aug. 9th 90 A.
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MIR. EDITOR We announce JOHN ROD.
GER as n suitable person to represent Union
County in le Legislature. s,v,.
~..S& .,sSAkAIY7ZGUZRS.
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Q a N ID I'D A TIC -

Tho friends of j. c. HUNTER, suggest him
to the Nominating Convention as u Candidate
for the House of Representatives.
MANY FRIENDS n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-07
Condensed News.

The end of the Cuban inslrr-
rection has been officially ar
nounccd. 1t is hoped that this
long and bloody struggle has
ceased in fact as we'll as on paper.
Kentucky refuses to revive
the old whipping-post.
According TO Mr.. Singleton,
of Mississippi, Jefferson Davi,
never wanted to leave the I'm
ion. He was forced.
The people Of England are
anxious for war with Russia.
Beaconsficld has lighted u fire
he can net subdue. England is
aperlect arsenal to-day.
The Gar is fast undermir-
ing The English influence with
the Turks. The Russian and
Turkish troops before Constuli-
stantinople are fratcrnizing, and
are most friendly.
The Knights Of Honor have
paid out about 100000 to the
widows and friends OF deceased
members.
The President, on Thursday.
returned the Silver Bill with his
veto. In the House it passed
it by 1876 to 73, and in the
Senate 46 to 10, and is now tie
law.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-07
That Terrible Sconrye.

Fever and ague. Gndits congener, bilious re-
mittent besides affections of the stomach
liver and bowels produced by miaSma &c all
and water, are both eradicased and prevent.
ed by the use of Hostctter's Stomach Bit
tiers. purely vegetable elixir, endorsed by
physicians, and more extensively used as a
remedy for the above class of disorders, as
". II as for many others than any medicine
of the age. A languid circulation torpid
state of the liver want of vital stamina,
are conditions peculiarly favorable to NAL a.
rial diseases. They are however, surely
remedied by the great Preventive, which, by
invigOrating the system and endOwing it with
regularity as well as vigor. provides it with
resistant power which enables it to with
stand disorders not only of malarial type,
but host CT others TO which feeble and i'll
regulated systems are subject. The Btters
are safe as well as searching eradicant,
and have widely superseded that danger
Gus drug, quininc, which palliates but does
not eradicate malaria.
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Weath er Forecast.

Prof lice, the celebrated me
teorolcgist, furnishes the follow
ing forecast Of the weather ii
March:
lst and 81. mode,atiog, clear
or lair; 3 to 18th, ciouding and
threatening with heavy rain OIL
snowfil.s, aud very severe storms
ia places; Sth aud 9th, clear OF
fair, and if heavy storms have oc-
CURED, cold; 10th to 18th, cloud
ing, threatening weather and
heavy ram, and snow storms in
places; 18th and l4!h, clear or fair;
18th to 23l, variable, warm and
pleasant days alternating With
cloudy and threatening we Ither.
Heavy storms may occur aboul
25ih, 18th, and 23d; l3l 10 10Th;
clear or fair weather; 26th to goth,
air, ending in with clouding,
threatening weather. The CON-
,paratively warm or warmest days
will be abou! 4tb, lltb, l7ih, 22d
and 18th. The comparatively cold
or coldeet days will be about the
LIST. 7h, 18th, l7th, 29i and % h
In earthquake countries, earth
auakes are liable ta- occnr o. CT
about 4th, 9th, 10th, lith, 18Th,
sd7th, 23d aud 9th.
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Tho Bastorn.0nastion


iiis war brtweeh Russia and
iueNey Is known u tue world 10
be el'aed Tie coa,e,; has be-
come really an .I3aiopedn quarrel.
" stlu-eie f9r erouad and Tor pow.
tr Tho sg.fes>ivencss aud the
selhsare.s olaaliouswhere nations
"e ciasely picked tugother, arc
'rspicyoas IN the a,ljdstm, mt of
his; ? ace r ASIA couqncrs Tur-
ke.A alpne- aid Is compelled TO
ask The Powers # Il lrope what
! oils Of the victory she may take.
'htussia wins game. NJ great cost,
anl the Poz rs Of Europe, like in
Il 'coL6 ierfce house," rush in 10
deci'le how the winnings shall be
distributed, 20 part ;Lo raiincnt
among themselves. This slif,.
sne game has been in progress for
several weeks, since The war was
GUIDED. The war was between
Russia and Turke,; hut Turkey,
Of all the y 4tions, has least to do
with tbc making Of the peace.
Austria must dictate boundary
lines, and Austria didn't fight
England, with oslenia;ious offrunt.
cry, prolnses 10 dD the most of
the uakiog Of The peace, and Erg
land did not faht in tie war.
The making Of the peace is seen
Ia be dangerous business. Ii is as
critical SITUATION as it ever has
teen. Tie remainder Of Eurol e
prepares for war while Russia and
Turkey. that alone we're making
war, plepire for peace. As We
look on this European quarrel we
hnve special cause TO fell itatc
ourselves. We do not perpetual.
lv tremble for our national saliva
tien, and We are beyond the perl
If these neighborhood jealnusies.
Tie European quarrel may OF
may not beget another war. tut i!
Civ us a picture OF the Europe.
an sJ stem.
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ACLOUD OF WITH ESSES,

For NEARLY quarter OF a century DIR. Sa-
ge's Calarrh Remedy has been acknow ledged
by the people as positive cure Tor al ca
Ianhal affections. It's great popular ty with
physicians and patients, together with its
constantly increasing sale atteStS, in aIgu-
mtntS stronger than wOrjs, its healing pow
er. If there be general or nervous debil t Y
and imp0ver shed blood, DR. Pierce'S Cold
N medical Discovery 81 ould be used in
connection with the Catarrh Remedy The
follow lg nnmed parties are an oug the thou
sands who have been cured IF CdtdrYh by
the use of DIR. Sage's Catarlh Remedy
A. f. Downs, New Geneva, Pa; d. J..
Brown. st. Joseph, Mo-; L. e. Lewis, Rut-
land, VI; Levi Springer, Nettle Lake, Oh O.;
Chas Norcr'p North hesterfield, Me; Mil
ION Jones Serbia, n. Y; j. l.. Miller, Bridg-
or Staten, Wyo; J {. Mcrriman, Logans-
port, Ind al N. Post, Logansport. Ind: j.
". Bailey, Tr' mont, Pa Ii. 3. Ayres, La
Porte, ina; jessie NJ. Sears, Fl Branch,
In l.; l.. Williams, Canton, Mo-; w. A. TT a.
yer, Onago, Ill 5. B. III, hols, Jr, Calves
ton, Tex; jonas +. Reinert, Stonesvllle, Pa;
5. W. LuSk, Mcfarland, Wis; j ohnsun Wiz
liams, Helnick, Ohio; Mrs. NJ. A. Currey,
Trenton, Tea n; j. g. Joslin, keene, n. Ii !;
A. j. Casper, Table Rock, ". w.. Louis An
ders, Gaysport, Ohio; c. II. Chase, Elkhlrt,
Ind: Mrs. Henry Haight, San Francisco, Cal !;
Mrs. E. NJ. Gal.usha, Lawrencev lille, \. Y;
w. j. Graham, Abel, Iowa; a. Q. Smith,
Newman, Ga; Chas. 4. Rice, Baltimore, Md;
Jesse NJ. Sears, Carlisle, Ind Dan'l B. Nil
Ter, TT. Wayne Ind. Mrs. Minnie Arnaisc,
29O Delaney S rect, n. Y. II. W. Hall, Has
tings. Mich; VIM. +. Marston, Lowell, Mass /;
|. w. Roberts, Maricopa, Ariz.; Chas. $ De-
laney, Harrisburg, Pa; n. c. Cole, Lowell,
Mass; Mrs. C.. j. Spurlin, Camden, Ala !;
Chas. F. kaw, Fredericktown, Oil {; Mrs.
Lucy Hunter, Pennington, III; Capt. f. j.
Spau'diug, Camp Stambaugh, Wyo.: |. w.
Tracy, Steamboat Rock, Iowa; Mrs. Lydia
Waite. Sushan, y. Y; j. c. Peck, Juncti n
City, Mont: Henry Ebe, Bantas Cal; l.. =.
Cummins, Eantoul, Ill S. + j ones, Chsr les
ton -Four Corners, n. Y Geo. f. Hail. pue-
bio, Cal; Wm.E. BartIie, Sterling, Pa Hi.
Ebon, 948 Penn Street, Pittsburg, Pa; j. Il.
Jackman, Samuel's Depot Ky, Henry 70
brisf, Geneva, n. Y; Miss Hattie Parrot,
Mon'g omery, Ohio L. Ledbrook, Chatham,
Ill; 5. b. Mccoy, Nashport, Ohio; W. w.
Warner, North Jacs son, Mich; Mis- Mary
a. Winnie, Darien, Wis; John Zeisler. Car
Isle Springs, Pa; James Tompkihs,S Cloud,
Mimi; Encch Duer, Pawnee City. Neb; Jo-
seph T. Miller, Xen.a, Ohio; Is B. Nichols,
Galv, s;on, Tex; H. l.. Land, Upper Alton.
H.; John Davis, Prescott, Ariz.; Mrs. Nan
cy Graham, Forest Cove, Greg.