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ever ready 20 battle for the right-Dieu omon drjH-
against either pc sonal assailan public az ;ressDr
Ihavc addressed copy OF this "t;cT 10 number OF
gentlemen in kansas: and yJu hal occasion To
know omehng Of me- in connection with that ntate,
send 1t to you a.so rhe hope tina in doing may
promote the object which it has In view. IOIr oh dent
servant, NJ. +. CONWAY
81 H-GDeh. near Wilmington, d. e.. July 3. 1873.
The writer of the above letter was arrested some
years ago in Washington on the charge Of attempt
ing to aSsasSinaie Senator Pomeroy. We believe he
did fire two pistol shots. He was at one time
a Judge in Kansas, and was Representative in Con-
Gress III the early days of the lie was an ultra
Abolltionis. and lost hi, political hold in Kansas
through extreme speeches in Congress. HIS friends
have understood for some time that he confined
in n unatc asylum, and that there was 10 be no
prosecution for the attempt on Senator Pomeroy's
Ii
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ENGINEEE BoAEDs APPOINTED TO STUDY PLANS
FOR IMPROvING THE MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI.


ENGINEER BoAEDs APPOINTED TO STUDY PLANS
FOR IMPROVING THE MISSISSIPPI A%D MISSOURI.
iCENEEAL PRESS Disr,TCUi
WASHSGrON. July l1.-By direction of the Sec
rotary Of War board of engineer officers has been
constituted 10 take into consideration the improve
ment of the low wafer navigation Of the Mississippi
River. and to submit recommendations for the most
practicable measures To De adopted from time TO
time order to secure its earliest and most cconOm-
cal completion. The board consists OF Colonel T.
&. Barnard Colonel Il. T. Tower. Lieutenant
Colonel H. G. Wright, and the following officers in
charge of improvements surveys Of specified por-
tons of the Mississippi River For the river above
the month of the Illinois. Colonel i. II. Simpson and
Major I. VI. Farquahar for that portion between
the mouths of the Illinois and OHIO, Colonel j.. II.
Simpson and Major c. X. Suter for that portion he
low the mouth of the Ohio Major G. Il. COmstock
and Major c. Il. Sutrr. The board will also submit
plans for the Improvement of the low water navga-
ton Of the Missouri For the consideration OF the
latter subject Colonel +. II. Simpson and Major {.
r. Sutcr will be associated with the board MEM
bcrs thereof The board will Receive IT'S nstruc-
iOnS from the Chief Of Engineers, and make It's re-
ports To him. The board Will assemble III the city
of St. Louis Mo. on the / ih day of August next,
soon thereafter practicablc: IT viii adjourn
from time to tc. subject To the call III us presiding
officer The board may meet at any point most
suitable or convenient for the prosecution OF the
duties imposed upon II.
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Special Notices.

Nervous Exhaustion med. al essay com9rs ,eur,
of lecture. delivered kahna Museum OF Anatomy, New
YORK uu ,hc decline showing In.
lost health De- lcsaiur, luofing cl'ar
syopsi, of mprdmruS e. marriage aud the treatment OF
nervous slcal debility, being the salt Of 20 years
urrurr Ry mail currency, postage stamps Address
Secretary kAHNS Museum G~S Broadway. New YORK.
POST Once Noucc.rho foreign mas or the wees entny
sITURDAl, July -. 1879. will close al TN, once m
Tuesday at Tor Europe by steamship NlS,on n,
via Queenstown WEDNESDAY, a. IL q. IN. Tor ia.
y SCytha queenstown correspondence
tel by TINS seSmer must be sl@-
cily idrssel aud II Tor France direct by steam
IiGNTc ON TIL k~DAN, al ll:tO a. M,
iOr Europe celtic Via Olerso"n lcnirosDond'
France 10 be oi Nai Dy I'M, steamer
must be specially Addressed and At u M for France Ger
mauy sc, steamship FTlSa VIA lg mouth IheibOurg
correspondence Tor Great IAN ana r CON
ii opt 10 arr by this steamer must be specially AL
dressed on oATU kDAf at go a. mi ~ GERMANY. &c,
hv steamship MO,el Southampton ana Birntn CORE
spondence for Great Bnatu and the Continent 20 be for
steamer must be specially addrsse and at
- m for Europe by steamship city OF Berlin, wa Queens
town for Germany and scotland 20 be for
this must be specially adde's. AMI
T. m ir scotland direct by steamship ETHIOPIA Gas
The steamships Wisconsin thia Celtic AMI CITY of
term do not mails Denmark, SweGcp anJ Norway.
The mails AsInwal and SOuh Pacific ports leave New
Work Juy mails for Hayti sayanila &C. leave New
The mail. for Nassau, y, r., leave New York
July - The mails for China anu Japan san Francisco
July % ,.,,,,. ,,.....-
Post Office Sew.YOrk July q. 1875.
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TIE NATIONAL STATE CONVENTION.

PLANS 10 "sESD Up A sKY-RoCkET ELECTION
OF Observation-Disclosures FoEJUDGE OF TUE
COyHT or APTIAIS-AN EFFORT TO BE MADR
FOR POWER II T.,E LEGISLATURE.
General Thomas Ewing was invited by i
committee appointed by the General Committee OF the
National Labor party on Wednesday night, 10 make the
cu.,t .Gdr,-s at q ma.-ueeiing which the NatlOna!
leaders intend 20 ho, IN the Cooper Union next week.
We want 10 md Up roo hct before STATE Con-
y,ui.on" said W H. shupc, headed the committee.
to General Ewing After taking u night to consider tho
subject the General decided that hc ud not delay
Journey ONO. wHc ho had p9uucd or tue early part
Of next week declined the invita- II, also said
be doubted whether lie would have opportunity 10
leave ONO before the November election IN order -
come to New-Tok and make speech for the National
party The GcclaatIon caused great regret among tho
Nationals, They VIII probably however, still hold the
cu,c they intend 90 nave National picnic" m
goyc Of the cy ard then 10 holG mas.ucctiL every
week at t.r Cooper Uuion. 1t 10 said That General b. +.
E.;l.r the Hon. :. Cox and senator Voorhees, have
puisrd 90 make addresses one or THESE meet
u--. u. lrGutcs To the Iacusc Convention VIII be
elected 1u .d,, evening next by the several Assem-
b,v District Association, connected with tie Gen.
,rl Committee OF which NJ. sbupe Is chair
man 1t IL predicted by the members OF the
National party m this city that the conven.
i.n, will be 4 very tcmDc,iuoj, There VIII
h.. c,u.,ng o"l,g.tt.on~ hey say, from ulmot every
DISTRICT m a.. STATE. This city alone WI probably send
tour ruuls ol legatc, claiming 20 r"Pic,"ni the Ma
tI..al parry. NI SLupc'5 plan Tor hrtuG the dlH P
err, admit al person - the ConN ntoh WHO may
caiin be- DELEGATES. making tnrH1 give pcdEc how
ever tHat tcl Wal heartily support Whatever ranhl.
date. may De dominated. TH,rcI- lItE" number OF
candidate, for JuiE' OF tho tourl Of Appeals Among
Noik, Juds, u. Eu-cr. OF Albany ; l. irWi, OF IL;
MIRA CALVIN rlusl, Pc, E>Il, and NJ. b. Tyler, ot
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PIBLIC OPIhiON.

Sam Randall is the only hope Of John Kelly
end ToIluIuy Wallace OF Pcus, vana, must tt mon
I'D before speaker can ana ul 10 any ihluE a. Il
National candldltc.-l Cincinnati Enquirer DcuJ
The indications are that before the Indiana
taupqjyn is over senator NuOrE"r- Will br, nP~V = IN
Cox sara concerning az applicant for pension thor
ougly wounded III every rcspect'-i lhdlauapol, Jour
nal Rcpl
When there is a general rising against the
Old slave -AOldug BOuioh,. who think th""HdFc a d.
right Iu'c, and that the masses are Their Dorm
vasa.- tL,r, vii b. prospect %! The regeneration
OF the SOUTH but not tn then Philadelphia Press
(RepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
.IrPEiLING TO THE PiOPLE OFHN STATE
, LETTER FROM EX-CoNGEEsSNAN CONWAY, OF
KANSAS.

LETTER FROM EN-CoNGEEsNNAN CONWAY, OF
KANSAS.
T., the razor Of The TrttHnc
SIR: For some years past have been cut of
from all participation in public nnAits. 10y c'm"lt"-
on o politicians here AMI IA other parts of the COM
fry vino have managed 10 keep IA" without means; ana
during the last eighteen month"; have M confined In
the Government hospital as an insane person aIn held
AT present h0wcvcrh Is sad. only because have 10
tcr support and to hs decision Of the superintendent
am compelled 10 submit.
The case. persuaded, Is one OF the most extra
ordinary over enacted IN this or any other count!
being nothing less than an attempt to commit murder
by indirect means the part OF men In high position
for poticil object. have repeatedly wrltton To the
President: 70 several of the heads OF departments,
particularly that OF the Interior and to various men'
her. of Congress but yet. without avail Cannot
the pcoplo of kansas-who knew me ia times past ana
whom served AZ their first Representative IN Congress
aud In other pablo cIpacites-do something To restore
mo to lbcrtyi They viii soon meet III conventions TO
consider the condition Of the country, and to nominate
candidates for Congress and for their state Legislature
Nv health is good Notwithstanding all that has been
done against me My principlcs-as they were excmpi'
fed in the early history Of Kansas and III The published
proceedings Congress during my term Of scrvcc-re-
main unchanged; and have never cast vote IN any
other State, except the first OF my lfe In my native
state of MAJ yland
NOuiu IL not ne "''"hllhE III thc pcope ol hhhshs u
der these crC umstanccs to take action III my be-
L.if-n behalf OF whose only crmo has been an I'M
selfish devotion to Others aud to the best interests OF his
country They at least nave an opportunity to do so
md while such action would las cannot but bceyel be
sgpay 10 their credit 1t might also rebound greatly to
their advantage hereafter.
Nis needless in 10 say that should my old friends
and former constituency fit to place the seal OF their
approval upon me, and thereby be enabled again to
enter the National Congress, would bear myself Is l
have always tried to do. with fearless Independence
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MIDAIGHr WEATHER RhPOEE


WA,HINGroN. July II. a.m.-Thc pressure
- highest a.ng the Atlantic Coast and lowest IN the
Tuner llc Grg ou aud the Northwest Heavy rain has
fallen IA the Upper Mississippi valley aud Lake region
elsewhere. except IN Tennessee and IN OHIO Valley.
occasional rains, Light southeast 10 southwest winds
ecarra,ly prevail The temperature has remained
nearly stationary.
HdiCdftOHS
For New England. partly cloudy and cloudy weather.
with frru.tut ras variable winds. neatly stationary
t.mprrurr and stationary. followed by falling BATON
ctrr
For the Middle Atlantic states. warmer, partly clondy
weather, occasional showers, light sOuthcIly winds
ltINtI e
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DAMAGE BY WEDNESDAYS STORM.

The wind and rain storm of Wednesday
night very destructive and on Staten island
The roof OF Schacrs Hotel in Canalst saploton. was
blown on carried the street and left the roof
of Hodges restaurant Hamilton BritOn was driving u
team OF valuable horses along tho road AT New DOrp
when lightning struck his horses. instantly killing one
ana njurng The other badly that the animal had To
be shot Mr. Btitton received q severe shock num-
Der aud fences blow down and heavy dAW
done TO growing corn and grain.
of ten new brick houses in MOnmouth-st.. Jer.
Soy CITY, unrOofcd by the storm Wednesday night
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A JUG-HANDLE KIND OF FIGHT.

@
4, secretary Sberman's last letter to Mr.. Potter
b u.VW night between that gentlemans eyes IL shows
inconsistency Of the course oil that committee,
I.on mas zeaOusy endeavOred 10 prove the negative
10 intimidation III the Felicana Parishes. but
n, REFUSES To allow evidence 10 be received
the annrnattye OF the Issue. Secretary sherman
;hs Doth the weak and wicked attitude assumed by
."hllttee, and is decidedly refreshing reading FOR
,sutiy days Mr.. Potter IL poor match Tor the
'@S'e@"ry rs sw writer VI vigorous epistles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
UNADULTERATED SENSE.

When the people settle down to common
righteousness and common honesty in money
there no more reputation initiation talk, ana Com
uhsIn is numbered among the nightmares OF the past,
W snail have cheap money, and nigh Labor, ana plenty
OF both. But SO long az labor ana capital instead Of
yong on hand in hand 10 the upbUildng and develop
.ut OF The country, anLry facing each other as
antagonists, the present condition OF things will exist
ecufe Tor hard times is in confidence honesty and
VperdtOh Of all the elements necessary 10 development.
ANY other path leads destruction certain and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
NEW PRISE FOR Mr.. BRYANT.

ACTION OF TIE "sOCIETY OF HUMANITY
At the last meeting Of this society, of which
Mr. C0rilandt Paine Is the president three resolutions
concerning Mr. Bryant were offered by Mr. Wakcman,
and unanimously adopted Of which the following Is the
last:
ResoIred That regret to hear any Of his works re-
ferred to as Pagan CbristIaD;" tor, We fee! that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July II, Il. m.-The barometer rose
rapidly during the partly cloudy weather yesterday
morning and remained almost stationary the remainder
of the dHy. The temperature was lower tEAn on the
preceding day.
Patty con,v weather, with chances Of occasional
IuA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

nom his youth mp. from "ThanatopsiS TO me floon
OF Wears he had risen above past stages Of thought
and feeling INTO "a higher broader rraln. wherein all
crrcds are but relative symbols Of the higher lie OF
man that on IN the ght Of that can he b. judged.
and the incacuable blessings o! his earthly days have
their iull meaning and influence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12
An UGLY RAP AT RANDALL.

Speaker Randall sent to the Editor Of The
O"tOHtd Hcf0id Tins Fourth OF JuV sentiment :" When
tLe iron RUE stern necessity darkcHs every household
IL the land, cXtydgaucc on the part Of the peoples
servants J. objectionable crime" And no class Of
Inc peoples servants guilty Of unpardU ndblc
Chine than the Cogressen who took and kept The back
pay stCa. 1000 live and four months
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CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.
\ CALL FOR FINE-TN ENIIES.
u..-,u..r,~ ,itur.J.v Iulv II |.

The Acting Secretary of the Treasury this
afternoon issued the sXty-ir,t call Tor the redemption
Of J2O bonds Of l-Gj-cOu-pls OF 1860 The call IS for
ejOO0OOO Interest VIII OctoDcr H. The follow
inc /, description pf the bonds:
Coupon bonds. dated july /. lSG1-namcly. so NO
go OOi M. G1OCD. both inclusive; #lGc, "" lotupl
to so 10000 h,ih InrIa>lVc; 5000, 40 aluol 10 no.
IS 200. both inclusive: $1,000, No. l|I..ol 10 No.
10000. both inclusive; total coupon. S2IfpOuO.
Registered BOMBS. rtdrcuJbc al the pleasure oi the
United after the III dan az july $50, as 'ollowH
500 No. 2,.Ol No. 100. bofh inclusive; %lOu NO
l. GOl 10 80 i son. botH inclusive; 300, No. lo-Ul
10 y, 1850 both inclusive - 900. No. ''I,'tl u"
n, III 100 both inclusive: 5000. 40. H.lOl 10 No.
9.95n hotn Iuc.u-!v.. sic. 400, 40 l7lpl 10 80.
1880 both inclusive; total registered. c-.1uD,"oo
St,,rr f. -, spUDtD
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IT WOULD BE THE SAME THIKG-REsUMr

The Secretary of the United States Treasury
when nc wants to the BANKERS OF Wai-s;.
He Should VISIT the business ana real estate owners
q Ncw-lOTH n he really wants u know the financial
eJnd Oh and VIA relief j. necessary for the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-12

The business, in hand now is to put the
Democratic panty Out Of power III Con Wncn tIs
sha be done there will be time tax about the next
President
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BUTLER HARDLY WORTH WAITING FOR.


At LEAST, NOTHING WAS GAINED BY IT YESTERDAY
AN ATTEMPT TO IMPIICATE THE PRESIDENT,
WHICH FAILED.
1BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON. july 11.-(icncral Butler has met
with only Indifferent success to-day in his pursuit
of information with regard to the McNeaGh Com
mission and his attempts to bring home TO the
President any guilty knowledge of alleged frauds III
the Louisiana election. 1t was shown early in the
examination of Senator Kellogg to-day that
General Butler thought he had a very clear on
both the aforementioned points but the result 50
far has been a complete failure. Everything went
swimmingly in the examination to-day while
the General was laying the foundation of his case
against the President int coming to closer quar-
terS il failed almost Immediately and he adjourned
the further hearing until tomorrow.
The attempt was 10 show the legal election Of the
Packard Legialatuic with Returning Board quorum
in both Houses which had been recognized by the
Governor of the State: that this Legislature can
vasscd the vote for Governor strictly according 20
the state law and declared Packard elected; that
a matter of fact. Packard was really elected, and
by larger vote than east for the Hayes cleo
tors and that it found necessary after the can
ya>S Tor the Returning Board to make a recount
throughout the parishes in order to give 70 the
Hayes electors a majority From this General Buticr
passed 20 the attempt of Governor Nicoiis to
break up the supreme Court which had
the final decision IN the matter of tie
canvass of the votes for Governor and IN tins
be developed the strong point OF his case. which
was to show that both The President and the Ne
NcaCh Commission, acting IN concert, hAi aided
Governor Nichols III overt hTOWluG that part o the
majority OF the Supreme Court which was bchcycd
10 be friendly 10 the Ecpabhean,. Governor
KELLOGG. however showed that the change, in the
supreme Court which il WI, hoped TO trace back TO
the influence OF President Ha,cN aHI the MrNcash
local Republicans,
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


Lar for
cit durng those uyIs
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WASHINGTON.
THE INVESTIGATION RESUMED.

DAY ABSIRDLY AND wAsTEFCILY srENT-Mr
POTTER WRITES ANOTHER LETTER TO MIR. sHER
MAN-DErAETMENT NEWS.
The Potter Committee met yesterday, and
General Butler questioned Senator Kellogg
deliberately, in order to prove that the Presi
dent broke up the Supreme Court of
Louisiana iii order to prevent Packard
making Il successful appeal to it. The
attempt failed, however, completely. Mr.. Pot
ter has again refused Mr. Shcrman's request
to be allowed to prove intimidation in Loulsi
ana. The Civil Service examination has been
completed. The Treasury has called in
S5,OoO,000 of 5-20s. Engineer officers have
been appointed to consider a plan for the i'm
prOyemenf of the Mississippi.
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WESTERN WATER WAYS.

pontmcnt'. although there were thirty clerk
ships filled upnn the occasion.
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FIAT DISLOYALTY.
SOUND REPUBLICAN ADVICE.

YJoa, me CHc'nH1'i F.H WIc''i
Cont 'ntaliy, We fear the President travels
to- much. Grant .ot a very Dad example
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The Sensible Library
Out to-day, In CLEAR. BOLD. HANDSOME TYPE,
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY No. $50 price 20 cents.
THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY.
BY Wa ter Besant and JaGieS Rice.
For salo by all vows dealers.
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Savannah Valley Railroad.

Col. Latimcr, President of the Savannah
Valley Railroad, has called Il meeting of the
corpol:ttors of this Road to convene at
LuwndcSvillc on the Sth day Of May next ut
1 o'clock II. m. 1t is intended to push mat
t,rS vigorously for the organization Of the
company and the completion of this railroad.
Fourteen miles Of the GrccnwOOd X Augusta
Railroad has been graded at an average cost
of about five hundred dollars per mile. and it
is expected to have the grading completed
during the present year on the whole line.
This rapid advance of the Grrcnw0 X At-
"uSta Road has inspired Il fresh courage in
the friends OF the Savannah Valley enter
prise, which will take solid direction ut the
Lowndcsvillc meeting.
Our people have long felt the necessity for II
competing line of road to the Grrcnvllc 4
Columbia Road, and We hope the Savannah
Valley project may furnish the long wished
for and g.rHtly needed competition. If we
remain content with the things of to-day, we
will be behind our neighbor> on Tomorrow.
We will gradually he absorbed by the pro-
crossing towns, and will pass as town and as
Il county into commercial insigniticlncc.
This does not only apply To the towns, but
0ura@riculturr will be less profitable than
that of our nc%hbOrS, for they, living upon or
near tue lines of competing railrOadS. Will
have ready sale and good markets for their
produce, while our farmers will be compelled
To wagon and c;Imp nrpay tribute to the mo
nOpOly of IL single railrtHtd. The result OF
this will he to enhance the value OF lands in
surrounding counties, and To decrease their
value in this county. Our people thrI should
devote their attention to securing the Savan-
nah Valley Railroad ilS the cheapest, quickest
and most direct relief that can be obtained
against the monopoly which now aticts us,
and threatens to continue its expressions for
all time TO come unless checked by whole
some 0mprtitiDn.-LinicrSOn Intci'igenccr.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Supreme Court.

\ Special Term Of the Courts of General
Sessions and Common Pleas will he held i'm
and for the county Of Abbcvillc. commencing
on the Fourth Monday in april next, for the
trial Of such causes aS may he brought before
1t.
The Honorable IT,. Mackcy. Circuit Judge
of the Sixth Circuit Is hereby assigned to hold
the Special Term aforesaid.
The Clerk OF this Court will tranSmita copy
hereof to the Honorable T.. j. Mackcy, Circuit
Judge Of the sixth Circuit. and q copy to the
Clerk Of the Court Of General Sessions ana
Common Pleas for .Abbevile county. who
will seq that the duties dcvOlving upon him
and othcrotliccrS In theprcmises are perform
cd according to law.
Signed e. !. WILLARD,
{. j. >. G..
Columbia. March 18th. 1878.
fSEAL Attest: ALBEIT VI. BoOZER,
Clerk.
To the Clerk Of Court Of General Sessions
and Common Pleas, .Abbrvil!c county, Sc.
Dl'RSIANT to the above order Spccia
| term of the Courts of General Sessions
and Common Pleas for .\bbcviIlc county will
hr held at Abhrvillc Court House commence
Ing on the FOURTH MONDAY Of April next,
I'd instant
Grand Jurors and all other parties ccnccrn-
cd will take due notice thereof and govern
themselves accordingly.
VI. G. IEIGLER,
G. e.. j. and G. =.
Ahbrvi!lc County.
Clerk IS Office
April j. ISIS. 81
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DEMoCRATIc CLUB.-Thc Nincty-SiN Dem
ocratic Club held it's regular meeting on
saturday last, President Calhoun presiding.
There was II good Attendance and much inter
est manifested. The following gentlemen
were elected delegates to the meeting of the
County Club: Dr.J. j. Bozcman, W. =. Rich
ards"n, Esq. N. l.. Bonhnm, jr:, ESl.. 4. W.
Majors. Esq, i. L. Moore. Esq. Dr. +. =. Blake
fiIlnr.-.I. s. PinSOn.