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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

Why should any colorcd man in
Orangeburg County, not nn Office
holder or an nllicc-scckcr, be Re.
publican: What have the Republi-
can party done for you except TO rob
you, and mako you the dupcs Of rs
unprinciplcd and low set of white
men as ever cursed any community
with their, presence?
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

1--WE must take Southern Dcmoc
racy and Southern society as they
Arc," remarks tho New York Tribune
Exactly, only you do not honestly tr,
TO find out what they arc, but you dc.
libcratcly lie about them, and irpusll
cd you try to give color to the lie by
swearing to it.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

A man by the name of McLnne is
stumping the upper part of the State
in The interest of the Grccnbucll Par
~, and may visit Orangcburg County
hclorc lie concludes his pilgrimage.
Some one ought to inform Mr.. Nc
Lane that. he is not OH the ticket
with Weaver.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
FOR CLERK.

MeSSrS. Editors:
l.. case announce Mr.. ROBERT CORES
as candidate before The Democratic
convention for the office of Clerk of the
court. lt Is not necessary to say any
thin" in his praise, or Of his peculiar
fitness for the office. His services to
country, state and county arc we'll
known by MANY DEMoCKATs.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

Tie State Convention Of Georgia
bas adjourned, after long and tedious
session, and continuous baIlotine
without making nomination, undor
the two thirds rule. After the thirty
Second ballot the matter was referred
back to The people, and the majority
recommend Gov. Colquitt.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

A sale OF the S. c. Il. Il. has been
ordered ut The suit Of the Bond Holders
of tue Second Mortgages. We trust
this may result in much good linan-
cially to the road and that it may
continue TO prosper as il has done
under the management of Receiver
Fisher. HH ta3a
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
FOE SUEEIEE.

The many friends Of Mr.. j. NJ. Berry. of
Branchvilh, respectfully announce lin
4 candidate for Sheriff of Orangcburw
County, subject to the action OF tile nom
mating convention. Mr.. Berry is Il
young man Of excellent habits, business
qualifications and unuoubled integrity.
II elected would fill the Office llonorably
with credit 10 himself and constituents.
MANY VOTERS
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
TIE WORKING PEOPLES CAN
DIDATE.

.EcsSys. EduorS:
MIR. llarpin Riggs is announced rs a
lit candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Court for Orangeburg County. He has
been tried in Oillcc and was never found
wanting in his duty.
TIE WORKING PEOPLE.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

-HFSSrS. EditOrS::
Please announce Rev. John Il. Penney
as 4 candidate for the office of School
Commissioner. He has ever been II
Democrat, and on its platform il willing
to stand, rise or fall. lie will submit TO
the County Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

A Republican paper says: "Gcn.
Garfield has been fighting for tie
Union ever since tho war ended ,"
Exactly. Gen. Hancock fought for
the Union during the war, and when
the war closed, he Quit fighting. Just
about that time Gen. Garfield began
TO get properly mad.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
JOHN s. ROWE.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

.NcsSyS. Editors
Mr.. a. 5. Dukes, Of Branch vile, is
hereby announced as II candidate for tlc
office of County Commissioners. subject
of course to the action of the nominating
Convention at its next meeting, We
think Branchvillc is en- tiled 80 Il position
ON the Board and respectfully present
the name Of y. >. Dukes for it.
MANY VOTERS.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
FOR CLERK.

Editors Democrat
plc:lSe announce me "a n candidate for
the Office OF Clerk of the Court OF Orange
burg County ut the ensuing election. /
subject myself to the will Of the dclcgn tcs
OF the County Nominating Convention.
WILKES SAWYER
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
T'Cl. ShSl.ifl.

With the consent Of ii. ii. Salley his
friends announce him as Il candidate for
The office OF Sheriff of Orangcburg Cuun-
ty, subject to The approval of the Demo-
cratic Convention. FRIENDS.
july 81
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

Dir. I,uncr, who started out in
New York 10 fast forty days, has ac-
complishcd The task. His forty days
was up last3 Saturday, ana since that
time lie has been making up for lost
time by eating nearly ell the time.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

L aniiouncc myself Il candidate for
school Commissioners OF Orangoburn
County subject TO the nominating conven-
ton.
JOHN S. ROWE.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

TABLE LINEN. Bleached and Unit
Il blcacliei. 80 aud GO cents per yd. al
J. |. SORENTRUE'S.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

IHE forty acres of land and mule,
the Freclman's Bank and various
ether f:ands ag:ina. them have not
sntiiccd TO teach the colorcd pcople
that the Republicans are not their
friends. They will learn it after a
while. The last lesson comes from
Kansas, the haven of refuge held out
10 them by the Republicans. This is
u Republican, State, governed entirely
hy Republicans, yet n few days since
an armed mob Of white Rup1hlicans
were allowed TO drive the colored
hands from their work at two O! tie
largest establishments in Atohson.
If this had occurred in South Carroll
ma, and one or two co'ored men had
been killed, the Radicals at the North
would dance Tor joy, but as ii happen
cd in Radical Kansas it is ali right.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

- EF EHAL pieces of Bleachct S4
~ Shccling, superior quality, to be clos
ed out ut % cents per yard at
j. |. SOREN'rRUE'S.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
JAMES l.. SINS, Propriestors.

OHANcrDuEG, $. G.. AUGUST l}. 1880.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

{ iQESEr JEANS. hest quality ut 10 c.
" per yard worth 1912 cents Mt
j. l. SORENTRUE'S.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13

TIE colured Republicans in New
Jersey in plain terms demand of the
Republican party represents lion and
recognition proportionatc to their
voting strength, and also !hcr due
share of political patronage. The
demand is Il just one. How inpor.
tant the culOred vote is to the Rcpub.
lican party is not as well understood
as it should be. Tukc away the col.
orcd contingent in Pennsylvania and
she is Democratic. II is so in all the
close Northern States. In the las,
Presidential election, of the white
mems votes cast Mr. Iilden had al
least 100000 majority. 1t was the
colorcd vote that reduced his naiori-
~ to 100000. Colorcd men of Or.
nnSeburg assert your rights by rclir-
ing The few carpclhaggers and SCALA.
ways who now hold nearly all tho Off
ccs in the county having Republican
incumlcnts. vii, The coIorod pco.
tie never learn any sense?
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
G.. d. KORTJOHN,

AUCTION and Commission Merchant,
Orangeburg, 5. G..
There are Two lines through Mercantile
life. One is rs strai ght and splendid as
Il ray OF light. leading TO triumphs and
achievements. that make this bright and
beautiful earth Il heaven itself. The
other burdcncd with sorrows and mis-
cries and cares, struggling through dis
astcr and dcigal. tearing its broken
hearted victims into Il premature hell
away this side OF Jordan. On the Cash
linc we offer you the following induce
meiIts,
shoes 80 to | 40.
Iron Bound Measures, l so,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31

TO the same effect long ago. So far as
we have heard there Is practically no de
NAL Of JacksOn's words by anybody who
heard them at FairmOnt.
Now the point we make in regardtOthis
matter is this: To express such
sentiments as Jake Jackson expressed,
Of undying hate and enmity, is certainly
bad enough in all conscience on the part
Of a candidate for the chief rulership OF
this State, but to come Outand deny them,
and especially to go of to a remote corner
Of the State and deny them, ought toeyer-
lastingly condemn the author Of them in
The estimation OF all fair.minded and Inn
partial citizens, without respect to party
Is such man fit to rule over the desi'
MES of West virginiaP A man who will
first express sentiments of revengeful and
undying hate for party that embraces
very large minority Of the people Of the
State, and then, in order to escape the
consequences, 60 of to remote corner o.
the State and deny his words and thii
too, after every opportunity had been Of
tered him to deny them where the denia
could be instantly met and reiuted.
This is the great Bombastes who say
that his name is Jackson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31

The Democratic party in all It's instincts
Is a free trade party. AS far back as 1855,
it unequivocally declared in its National
Presidential Convention of that year,
that "the time has come for the people OIL
the United States to declare themselves in
favor Of free seas, and progressive free
trade throughout the world"
This resolution was passed in the days
when Cotton was King, and when the
Southern leaders laid down the policy oil
the party on all questions Of moment.
The South to-day by virtue Of its solid
vots-its 1888 electoral yotes-controls the
policy Of the party as in the days Of slavery,
and Il Is as memorable as ever on the sub.
ject Of free trade. Hence at Cincinnati
in June last-it declared for "a tariff for
revenue ONLY" and its nOfhineefOr Presi-
dent, in accepting the nomination, declar.
ed as follows:
1.-THE principles enunciated by the con.
vention are those have cherished in the
past and shall endeayor to maintain in the
Iuture."
The Democratic party now controls both
houses of Congress. 1t is everywhere be.
Iieyed that Immediately succeeding this
Presidential election will occur the long
postponed struggle on the tarif-the
that was initiated by Fernando
Wood two years ago. With Democratic
President in the Executive Chair the way
will be open and unobstructed for the pas
,age Of the Wood bill or any other bill.
Once passed 1t falls within the declaration
Of Hancock that "the principles enunci.
ated by the convention are those l have
in the past and shall endeavor
10 maintain in the future" Hence as
President he will sign any, tariff for rev.
enue only" bill that Democratic Con.
sress may pass.
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companies, and recommended that the
following questions be put to candidates
for the State Legislature:
/. "will you, II elected, favor the enact.
ment Of laws compelling railroads 70 base
their charges upon the cost OF risk OF ser
vice. instead OF the new theory annunel-
ated by the railroad managers, what the
traffic will bear, OF which question trans
porters are now sole judges"
2. "Will you, II elected, favor the enact,
ment Of laws, prohibiting iavoritsm and
unjust determinations, through secret
rates or otherwiseP"
s. "Will you, II elected, favor the enact:
ment Of law establishing Board OF
Railroad Commissioners TO see that the
laws relating 10 common carriers are exc
cuted, and to stand between the railroads
and those whose interests compel them 70
use them2"
4. "Will you, IL elected, labor and vote
for the enactment OF law placing the
personal property In this State upon the
same basis Of taxation with real prop
erty2"
A number of speeches were made ex
horting the farmers TO political indepen'
dence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31

considsr trtai Lee and Jaekson trould do
,cre they atire. Thee are &e same principle,
for ,shieh they fought for four years. Remem,
Der The men rlto poured forth tier life blood on
Viryinias soil, and do moi abandon them noS.
Remember Rat upon your rox depends he sue.
ces of lie Democratic tickd.-[ Wade camp,
ton, al he needing in Die interest Of Democratic
Harmony IN VTyin&a, at StaqntOa, July 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31

IRON W., WORKS AT MoUNDsviLIF

| Enn aITR 4SSNbSNlL LILLE
~ SIs,oaat
nhI WIZ ueed q trust 70 ne executed Nv AZ.
Mo 'EeL uon moiks dated the thirtIsth IN.
3 " Se leL lsIe, and recorded In DV.d q ~,
80, .a1 nth Clerks ~.
Soun,y SouI ~ aaShAl eoant! ". Va m VI
~ ~ me trout door Of the Cogrt H..
u u W. Sv sgt on
C0, ~ AZ tne eln Gay o. September in
~ .s.,S.ss slu ~ ~ one o'clock 2. H., ID hios
~ PsI W-,,iE Au me rial tStatS ovhsi n,
Ishin M Sa;o ,Iey iron works situated neli y,
VIZ. alYah9sNlie 10 aid eouhtT ~
ii'I h,I sI sS.,tI ~. llota y IooWti
Az ~ y Wo,,s Ot ~ parcel o. land iuiitd IN N,
Il Ibs IsS al ~ sh!, aaa namesrrd 81 slySst
~ " NhAI vas lofmtriy AnSTn /, ~,
aD 3 y, en .s nu ''''
,,Is ins. ~ ne isd Town Of NSqSJ,.
~ IA r. ~ ~ :. ~ the Ohl3 tVSf 70 lhS m
~ ~ w ~ ~ w numbered owned by m
~ .nr,s S.,s ~ i y y, CoHp1nE
Ia 800 =, EoI numbered o. (atJ.th al IN
$3.50 W %40uuHs'liiei hIuA'ed on hIlsf IA q
=. I,,,,,L...a ot.-.,,
,os,S,s.Is tns's Ig ~ ia toEu, 10 SHIT "a,
SII.'hi;h,ar sn lomli cons AditiJs q
a. h.nS ~, ~ Gs niaSled 90 the 0AS III.
Ia IN, ,t,ia ~ Onlo hllliuad Dthoi,
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TINIE TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1885, can on
the wheeling and Elm Grove r. b, will run a FOL-
sT,. CIR Vim start from each end Of the road Of ESQ
4 !, and regunly thereafter gIery halt.hour, until
70 O'Clock, P. ~, except the following TIP which
\. on sundays the $50 and % a. n. and s'SoP. n
w, 1sp Sa,i s e S line. C LEoSHART, supL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31

TuR Farmers Alliance of New York
State met at Rochester last Wednesday
and adopted a set Of resolutions denounc.
ing freight discrimination by the railroad
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TYLER COUnTY.
shooting Array Near MIddIebourne-Re.
publican Meeting.


shooting Array Near Middlebourne-Re.
publican Meeting.
MIpDLKBouRNE, W. Va, August 20.
Editors IntellIGoneer.
Our town and vicinity was thrown into
quite a bit Of excitement on Tuesday
morning of this week upon learning that
Ed. Keller, a young man living near town,
had been shot and MORALLY wounded by o
man living in wetzel county. DR.. H. A.
Rymer was summoned in, and upon ex-
animation found that a ball had entered
his back near the spine, and glancipg up
ward, lodged near the right scapula, or
shoulder bone. 1t was thought not to be
dangerous. The trouble grew out oil some
dealings between the men; commenced
in fist-fght and ended as above. Boul-
den, the man doing the shooting, went
back into Wetzel, and We have not yet
beard Of his arrest.
GEN, Golf and John A. Hutchinson
spoke to a large crowd here last Monday.
II was the first day OF the County Court,
and the Democrats had tried for some
weeks to get man TO meet the above
named gentlemen, for joint discussion,
but no one put in an appearance. We
suppose since the Weston tilt, Col. Ben
Wilson did not care about it himself, and
the other "head-lights" Of Democracy in
this district seem slow about defending
him. They begin TO see another "lost
cause" awaits them this fall.
Gen. Golf spoke first, and made speech
la aa,fah la Fanntoftnn n
orator. He handled the issues OF the day
in vigorous manner; and showed from
every page OF the history OF the two great
parties that the Republican party has ever
been the party Of the people, by the PEG.
pie, and for the people. The friend Of
the laboring man, favoring progress, and
always consistent; while the Democrats al:
WAYS oppose free labor, education and
progress, until every such measure is
forced upon them by the Republicans.
They never find that a thing inaugurated
by Republicans is good until about four
years after 1t takes place-resumption oil
specie payments for an example.
Mr.. Hutchinson followed with q short
but excellent speech, that made him many
votes.
The feeling among Democrats in this
county against Col. Wilson is deep, and
BY no process of chipping in" can be
carry the full vote of his party. While
Hutchinson was reviewing Wilson's record
in Congress, which was well done, some
Democrats OF course pretended to get an
CRY, but We noticed others smile, showing
plainly that they were enjoyingit.
The day following Gen. Gotf spoke In
sistersyille, and Mr.. Hutchinson at shir-
ley, in the upper part Of the county.
There was was good gathering out at
these meetings, and we hear the speeches
made spoken Of as fully up to the expec-
tatious Of all.
Mr.. Hutchinson is confident OF his cleo
ton, and he seems no more SO than the
masses Of the people. So lett be:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-31

The above card is complete lnitselt No
one, We presume, will say that it does not
overwhelmingly substantiate the charge
wehave made against Jake Jackson. Other
names could be added ii necessary. The
editor Of the SeatiHe, at Grafton, testified
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sep,isIlCAN COUNTY TICKET.
West yirrinia Bourbonism.

"Iqm prepared to say that ue hare The trorSt
Constitution Of any State IN the Union."-
[Er.Judgs james Ferguson, Of KGna,eha-a
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Nerve.

1t is great thing to have what is called
nerve, and nothing contributes more TO
the power Of physical control thus named,
than Warmers Safe Neryine. 1t also re-
lieves all kinds OF pain, and cures head.
ache and neuralgia. rTllas.
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TRusTEEs' SALES
TRUsTEEs SALE OF oiTY PS0S

b virtue q desd q trust 70 me. BY js,.,A -.
noel IN ~. sath AnAe ChaTnoek ii, via dsist ~
II the coa5,y coa 5I u, az Y ths os q AS i
DSSd q Trust Book no. ~ pages 10, 90 IA q; .
MONDAY, THE 27rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER IA,
beginning alto O'Clock A. ", IslI At thu irn,,
ohio County Conit HOUSE, Il public IuetJos y !! e
lowing properly. io-Nii; TIE south M W q.
10 s11ns W. % the eorn'r Of MscaIIOssSs 30 ~
city Of Wheellne, Ohio oOnn,y, " v. UJ's hs
p1rtenAneei. dselling house and store rOoB ~
TkRse OF sALE-.0at-NAlt eaSh. or snss
% n as the pnrchHer may dsslre nav. a. tait,
aas On efsdt q 81 and tselyu month"; Vii is,is..'
tee will convey such tide a d Vested ~ lal
IL belieTod 70 b perfect ne HAisA
SAMUEL P. HILDRErH rvr..
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.nr.n.X M6nNINa, AUGUST N.
NA1inNAL= REPUsLICAN TICKET,
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

ToE OUYEENoE,
GEO. C. sTURGIss, Of MonongaliA.
suPEuxrENDar OF yEKE SCHOOLS,
A. /. PURINToN, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY OKNKRAL,
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
AUDITOR,
JOHN s. CUNNINGHAM, Of KanawhA'
TRILspRRR,
RICHARD BuRKE, Of Monroe.
SuPRKME JUDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of HArIison.
FoR oosOREssI
d, ni,,y,e.-JoHH A. HUTCAINS0E, Of Wood.
"a pistriSt-J. 7. HoKE, Of Mineral.
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JAKE JACKsoS INHALED.

His Fairmont Utierance Fastened ON
Him beyond the Possibility of n
Doubt
We alluded to the fact yesterday morn
ing that our Greenbrier correspondent
had informed us that Jake jackson, DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor of this
State, had, in public speech at Lewis.
burg, on the 2Sd OF this month, denied
that he had ever uttered the words attrib-
uted to him in the quotation standing at
the head of our columns. We also re-
iered to the well.known fact that we had
invited him to make this denial while he
was here in Wheeling, and had offered to
clinch his Fairmont words with over
whelming evidence in case he saw fit to
deny them. He remained here two or
three days, and had fair opportunity
at Washington Hall, after our invitation,
to put US to the test, but he did not choose
to de so. #a
1t seems, however, that he went down
into the Third district and there made the
denial at Greenbrier Court House. This
postponement on his part Of an acceptance
of our invitation really absolyed us from
any Obligation to follow up his denial or
attach any importance to it. But, mas
much, as we have been waiting for this
disclaimer, wherever and whenever 1t
might be made, we were perfectly willing
to accept it at long range, even from away
down in the Third district, and accord.
ingly, as soon as we noticed it in our
Greenbier letter, we at once telegraphed
to our correspondent at Fairmont, who, on
his part, has promptly responded with the
following card:
FAIRMoST, August 80, 1880.
special pI,patch to the IntslllEencer..
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify
that we were present at the Democratic
Congressional Convention which met at
Fairmont on the 26th day Of July last
and heard Jacob B. Jackson cay in q
oraooh ,hasa 1rnyda.
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Look for ihe Big 7 ,Ign.
THE WALNUT GROVE,


THUKSDAII sEFIEMbIh ? lew 10
AZ the Po.ioios In Martins Ferry at 10 O'Clock m.
tYRns-0ne-thIrd In hand, the balance 10 ave o.
purchaseT barring interest from date, and secured
81 lien on the property sold Apply 10 L. J. q
DRENNEN, Martins Ferry, Ohio, Or
WIN. D. CABELLL
For estate Col. chlrle, ElIsi, Jr., Mcclure House
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The Constitutional amendments.

Cou,tituliOpal Amtndnent Article elShE-FOl
Ratification. -.,,- .I,..... Att
Ella IhToe-EOr Ratification.
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RAYMOND R. MccRAr.
ELLIS A. BlEllSOsLEY.
A. HOWARD FLEMING.
ROBEEr ]. FLEMING.
JouN IRWIN.
JOHN B. LEWIS,
THos. W, FILMING.
Rry. wN. H. WHEY.
zADoc JoLlpE.
W. W. HAYS.
TAos. q. B. srAooERs.
F. H. PrERroST.