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thought the State had been carried for

thought the State had been carried for
Hayes, the troops would be removed and
I would be recognized. My reply at
once was that "I would not do so 10 be
made President of the United States" but
that if those two gentlemen, who had ac-
cess to the returns, which we had not,
would take Gen. Gordon and Bradley
johnson and go over the returns with an
expert, I would then say just what the
returns showed. Judge Settle laughed
and said: eve have had one deal with
that pack of cards and have thrown it
away" (Meaning, evidently, that they
had already gone over the returns and
were not satisfied with the result.) Gems.
Gordon and johnson will doubtless re-
member this incident.
ANOTHER EVIDENCE
was this. There was no question of my
election, because we had received exact
returns from our own canvassers, and we
knew that when the votes were counted
before the Legislature, they would show
majority for our State ticket. But
when some of Mr.. Tilden's friends came
to Columbia and desired to bring the
question as to the Presidential Electors
before the Supreme Court, we employed
counsel for that purpose, and several gen.
tlemen borrowed $1,000 from the bank
on their individual notes to pay them for
their services. We were urged to do this,
and were assured that we would be reim-
bursed by the National Democratic Com
mittee. That money has never been re-
paid. It is of interest to state in this
connection that this sum, and for this
legitimate purpose, was what Gen. Cor
don alluded to in one of the now famous
CIPHER DISPATCHES.
The lawyers were employed in MIR. Til
den's interests alone, and we rather weak
ened than strengthened our own cause by
taking any part in the case.
It is fact which should be distinctly
stated, that during the whole of that i'm
portant and trying canvass, which was so
earnestly prosecuted in the interest of the
Democratic party, we secured not one
single dollar of aid outside of the State.
The whole expenses of the canvass was
borne by our own people.
AN ERROR CORRECTED.
In conclusion, Governor Hampton de-
sires me to say las I should have done of
my own knowledge) that the telegraph
operator erred in his reading of the dis
patch which was sent to the New York
Herald in reply to Gen. Gary's first in
terview. Governor Hampton wrote: ut
was believed then, as it is now, that this
article, if not written by Gen. Gary, was
at least inspired by him." &c. The ope-
rator made the sentence read: "He was
behind them as he is now," &c.
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circuit, A. w. Jackson; Reidville, G. NJ.
Boyd, J. A. Wood, sup; North Green
vile, j. F. England Fork Shoals, Fl. B.
Brown; Williamson circuit, L. F. Bca-
ty: Anderson, J. E. Carlisle; Anderson
circui5, J. Attaway; Shallow Ford, L.
NJ. Hamer, Pendleton circuit, w. Hut
to; Pickens circuit and mission, S. P. H.
Elwell, j. w. Daniels; Seneca City cir
cult, to be supplied by w. A. Hodges
Walhalla circuit and mission, A. w.
Moore, J. J. Neville, supernumerary.
Williamson Female Colleges. Lam
der, President.
G. w. Walker transferred to South
west Missouri Conference, and stationed
at Lexington, Missouri.
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found eighteen other convicts lying on
the naked earth, their diseases being
nrincinollv ayhoustinn ond droneiec

found eighteen other convicts lying on
the naked earth, their diseases being
principally exhaustion and dropsies.
The same style of sleeping accommo-
dations prevails in these pens as do in
the hospital. with the exception that on
some of the shelves there is no straw at
all, and from the polished appearance of
the claphoards, there have been none
since they have been occupied.
saw neither trace or sign of covering
of any kind-blanket or aught else. The
stencil arising from these quarters was
sickening to the uttermost extent.
The cooking is done in six or eight
round iron ovens in the open air, the
bread which I examined being burnt on
top and raw throughout the balance. /
saw no arrangement for boiling, &c.
From the stockade 1 went to where the
convicts were at work, and inspected
each convict separately. With the ex-
ception of nine, 1 found them all, more
or less, infected with scurvy, and with
an eruption which was evidently caused
by the vermiu on their persons. There
were two who were so swollen with drop
sy of the extremities that I remarked that
they should have been in the hospital,
and was told that they were there on
light work, just to do what they pleased.
None Of them possessed change of
clothing, and their persons, though evi-
IDENTIFY having been washed the preceding
Sunday, were offensive on account of the
stencil from the filthy clothing.
In conversation with DR.. T. j. Nc
Kie, an excellent gentleman as we'll as
physician, found that he had refused to
attend further on these convicts, as he
could be of no possible service under such
a condition of things as prevailed; and
Mr.. Twiggs the associate engineer of the
railroad, with the Georgia branch, in
forms me that he has demonstrated time
and again, but to no effect, and that out
of one hundred and ninty-one convicts,
on the Georgia side, since the 22d day of
May he has had no sickness whatever.
The mortality above is sufficient to
prove what their treatment has been.
AS the cool weather comes on, with
the system of the convicts so enfeebled
by their scurvied conditions, I am afraid
there will be a still greater mortality.
l have the honor to be, with much re-
spect, your obedient servant.
G. S. IRRELEVANT, M. D.,
Surgeon Penitentiary.
P. ST. would respectfully report
since your inspection that Spencer Brad
ford had died. Of all the cases inspec-
ted did not see but one case Of well
marked syphilis. There were three 9TH
ers that I did not see.
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- A daughter of Stonewall Jackson

- A daughter of Stonewall Jackson
goes to school in Baltimore. A party OF
MARYLAND ex-Confederate soldiers have
presented her with a silver pitcher.
- Virginia has CTS colorcd schools
taught by 415 colored teachers. The male
teachers salery averages $50 month,
the females S24.
A delicate child is more subject to
worms than a healthy one, as in the
economy of nature, one animal is made
to subsist upon another, and the weaker
goes down. At the first indication ol
worms administer Shriner's Indian Yer
mifuge the infalible remedy.
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- The bell punch system in Texas will

= The bell punch system in Texas will
realize less than the old-fashioned tax.
1t is common to read in the Nevada
newspapers of men falling 1000 feet down
mine shafts.
- The Austin (Texas) Statesman as
serts that at point near that place rain
has not fallen during the year.
- Steamship Nellie Ware Of New
York reported lost on the way to Vera
Cruz. Captain and crew also lost.
Do not allow the Baby to languish and
suffer, but use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and
check its suffering. For sale by all
Druggists. Price rs cents.
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GUILTY OF WRoSG.-Some people have a
fashion of confusing excellent remedies with
the large mass of patent medicines" and
in this they are guilty of wrong. There
are some advertised remedies fully worth
all that is asked for them, and one at least
we know of-Hop Bitters. The writer has
had occasion to use the Bitters in just such
a climate as we have most of the year in
Bay City, and has always found them to be
first-class and reliable, doing all that is
claimed for them-17ibu,le.
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A BIG TALK WITH HAMPTON.

Light Thrown Upon Divers Dark Subjects
Tho Proposition of Judges Settle and
Denny to Sell Out Chamberlain in 1876
Two Policies for 1880, Cancellation or
Fraud4South Carolina Bears the Whole
Cost OF Her Deliveranee-A Final Word
to Gen. Gary.
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and with his knowledge. Not hearing
from Mr.. Tilden in reply, wrote to Mr..
Marble, who answered promptly, saying
that we had conducted the canvass we'll,
and he hoped we would continue it on
the same line.
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UHITLEYtOtNri.


- We have had great deal OF high water ihi,
spring, hut the river is getting down and fishing 6,
6ne.
We understand from a reliable source that
Mr.. John Dishman, Of Barboarville, will DO a can
ddaie Tor Circuit Judge on the Democratic ticket
On the morning OF the 18th inst, We were vis-
ted by party Of ten, consisting Of five gentlemen
and Eve ladies from Williamsburg. We owe the
pleasure Of the visit to the marriage Of Mr.. l.. D.
Denham and Mis- Nerna Wilder, which took place
al the home Of the bride, on the morning Of the
same day The bride and groom seemed by far
the happiest couple OF the party, but all enjoyed
themselves hugely. They were attended Ny Mr.
Joseph Gailine and Miss sarah Wilder; Mr. George
?. johnson and Miss Rosa wilder Mr.. }. A.
Clark and Miss Paralee Moss, and Mr.. NJ. N. Ryan
and Miss Amanda Foley, all Of Williamsburg
They arrived In the midst ola very heavy shos-
er, 10 which they had been treated to an extent
sufficient to create a demand for dry clothing and
6re ar Denham, the groom, is prominent can
didate for Cinruit Clerk The bride Is an accom-
pllshed lady. and We think Mr.. Dsnham fortunate
in securing such an amlablc lady for wife. :. o..
KENoALLyILLE, ISDIASA.-The above named
city is In Northern Indiana, situated at the cross
ing Of the Air Line division ofthe l.. sam. ;.
Il. Il. aud the Grand Rapids Indiana Il. h. Ken
dallvlle in a usiness way, "toons" ali the time.
II is more noted, perhaps, being headquarters ior
the manufacturing OF the celebrated medicines,
"Dr. Marshalrs Lung syrup for Coughs and
Colds and +" Rromoline," the Hood and Liver Reg.
ulator Cor which we are agents. Ifyou have a cold
remember DR.. Marthall's Lung Syrup, and II your
blood is bad, or your liver out Of order try "Bro-
moline" Trial bottles free. Regular Size 81.
Sold by Chenault a Penny.
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LrerslaTIrr DoI,es.

.- The Senate has passed a bill to moor.
pora,e the Louisville, Iawrnccbure 4
IIarrodsburg X. r. Company.
A bill has been introduced to prevent
the intoxicaiion Of attorneys ai-lawi in this
Commonwealth.
- The lIouso has concurrcd in the SEN
ate bill 10 change the time Of the meeting
Of the General Assembly to November
- The Senate refused to concur in the
House bill to pay a reward Of $50 ouioi the
Treasury 10 all caplurer Of horse thieves.
- The House, after doing oil in IL pow
er during his life to annoy aud villiiy Jere
South, adjourned Cor three day. in respect
TO his memory.
The House has again resolved to adj
iourn; this time the date is fixed al April
10Th, but the Senate j. ~ dumb a. an oys.
ter on the subject.
A bill for the benefit OF A. NJ. Feland
was introduced in the Senate by Mr.. Bruce
Tuesday. We hope it will pass, q. we
think Mr.. Feland was treated little IN
fairly in regard to his delinquent list
On motion Of Senator Bruce a resolu-
ton has been adopted in the Senate pro-
hibiiing any speeches over five minutes in
length, except in the discussion OF the Pen
itentiary bill. Wonder how Senators
Blackburn and Berry will dispose Of their
Extra gas? Unless there Is an escape they
IRE bound to burst.
A bill to require all the voters in
Dsnville to pay their town tax before as
ierting that prerogative, and to allow all
bona 6ds residents Of Boyle, who own prop
srty in the town to vote in the municipal
elections, has passed the House. A better
ocal bill has not had the attention Of that
,ody this session, and we hope the Senate
will concurin it. Then let the silly editor
# the Tribune howl. II viii he about as
ens:ble as he generally does.
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5 w. Brown q Bro. receive fresh
Fish and Oysters every Saturday.
w. Adams q Co. have a very large and
handsome assortment Of Spring Prints on
hand,
A mare belonging to Mrs. Nancy Best,
died this week at the advanced age Of thir.
iy-two, Cause Of death a broken leg, and
cold lead to end her suffering
w. Adams a Co. will receive, in a
few days, a splendid lot Of Ladies' Misses
and Children's Trimmed Hats, Motions,
and Mems and Boy Straw Hats.
"A Sunday-school viii be organized at
New Hope Church ON Sunday next. The
cordial cooperation Of every one in the
community is solicited in aid Of the good
work. Let there be a full attendance.
A sunday-sehool Institute will be
held at the Christian Church IN Kirksyille
this week, commencing on Friday and
continuing three days. The proceedings
will be conducted by Rev G. c. Cline, the
well.known and successful Sunday-school
Evangelist.
Mrs. simms, keeper Of the toll-gaie
at the junction Of the Richmond a Lanoas-
ter and Copper Creek Turnpikes, dropped
dead while washing at the tub on Tuesday
evening. She was Of middle age, and what
is not always found at toll-gates, pleasant
lady. and generally esteemed.
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Ow.ley aud Alcom spoke toa goo.
crowd 20 the Couu.housc on Monday 40
corn was carrying ON q little Irritation vilI
lhc Judgcahir hui OF.lcy wanted 10 mHsf
o.
The Lover House pissed on lasI
Monday bill to amend the Charter o..
the Town Of Danville, requiring I'll per
sons to pay their taxes before they shall b,
allowed to vote This requirement g., IN
effect, already embodied in our Charter
but has ncvcs been enforced
Col. D. W. Joncs, the member Of
roads, CALI a meeting Of the Stakeholder,
in the Danviile and Tlustonyillc Turnpike
road company, 20 be held At the Farmers'
National Bank in Danville on Saturday,
May ], for the purpose Of eleciing Presi.
dent and Directors for the ensuing year
DEArns. In Danville, on Monday
morning, in the 18th year Of her age, Mn.
Susan Williams, wife Of Milton Williams.
In Boyle county, last week, at an advanced
age, Samuel kirkenjall Deceased was
esteemed by all Nho knew him AZ an hon
est man, a good citizen and Christian.
Al The residence of Mr.. Wesley Smith, in
this county, Miss Sallie selch. in the SD
wear Of her age.
DR.. McKee, meetings at the Second
Presbyterian Church are held twice a day,
at I and SIN. The closing exercises Of
the present session Of the Danvillc Theo-
logical Seminary were conducted at the
Second Church on Wednesday. DIR. John
5. Hays presided, Rev Chas. Hutchinson,
y. ~, Of New Albany, delivered the an
nual address, and DR.. +. p Humphrey. Of
Louisville, with appropriate remarks, pre-
scented the usual certificates to the senior
in number.
-- PERsoSAL.-The firm Of Lucas Il
Kinnairl has been, by mutual consent.
dissolved, Mr.. Kinnaird retiring. Mrs.
I.otlie Chrisman and Miss Madge Duke,
daughters Of Col. VIM. Duke, arrived at
Danville last week from Independence, No.
Capt. Jack Bishop is back from New York.
Little Miss Briiion, Of Charleston, S. C.,
aged 10 years, is canvassing our city solicit
ing subscribers for a little paper edited
and published by herself. Terms, 80 cents
per year, iaruiabiy in advance.
80 Court DAY.-The crowd was rather
slim on account Of the leaky state of the
sky-bue sky. T. d. English reports a sup.
ply Of cattle and sheep but slim attendance
Of stock men. Cattle ranged from p to
cents. Sold l7j'scrub sheep at S2S5 per
head; one nice brown mare SIG; one do.
sS3. The late residence Of Mrs. Sallie
Mock, on Lexington street, was sold to W.
II. Lucas for SLIGO. One hundred and
.weniy-six dollars worth Of property was
odd for taxes, principally to j. D. Meier
ran. The contested Bull will case was
continued and the viii ~ Samuel Kirken-
dali prohated.
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GARRaRD sOTyTi.
Lancaster.

- Our April County Court next Mon
day.
The Gnal passage Of the Fish Bill,
some week ago, concerning fishing in the
waters Of Dix River and Hanging Fork,
prohibits all manner Of fishing hook and
line included) from the lst Of May to the
/ lst Of August in these streams. The object
Of this Is to protect the fish during the
spawning season.
- BY an order from the Postmaster-Gen
eral, the L, 5. mail-line between Lancaster
and Danville will be discontinued on and
after the 18th day Of April. Mail viii go
from Engleman's Mill to Danvile and re-
turn three times per week. Spratt & Grif-
fin will continue their stage line, how
ever, between Lancaster and Danyille.
The Baptist protraoted meeting, under
the guidance Of Eds. Bruce, Upper and
Harvey, still goes on with good prospects.
Seven additions up to present date. Our
Methodist minister, T. B. Cook, after an
absence of several weeks, holding a meeting
in ilarrodsburg, has returned. Rev A. d.
spilman, OF Harrodsburg, breaches at Paint
Lick on the first and third Sunday in each
month.
Mr.. ii. T. Noel, Chairman Of the DEM
ocraiic County Committee, has called
meeting ofall the Democrats in the county
on Monday next, TO select candidates for
our coming August contests. 1t is presum-
ed that Mr.. John Higginhotham, ourpres-
ent Sheriff, and Mr.. Jas. McQueny, with
j. II. Dunn as deputy, will be nominated
for Sheriff and Circuit Clerk, as these men
are regarded by the party as the strongest
and most available men in the Democratic
ranks, and as there are no other aspirants
so far.
- PERsONAL.-Mr Robert Dunn, oil
this place, has gone to Richmond to live. 4
Not only the boys, but several Of the young
ladies, regret exceedingly to give him up |
We wish him success and hope he will visit
rs frequently. Misses Kate and Alma
Wherritt are visiting friends in Richmond.
Messrs. Jim Walker, John Burnam, VIM.
and Curtis were down Sunday
rom Richmond. Mr.. John Bryant and j
\. Dunn were here from Bryantsville.
Dr.. George Perkins, of Somerset, candidate
or delegate from this District to the Gin
innati Convention, is in town. Mr. Sam
lel Harris, assistant Postmaster at Louis
lille, and Mr.. John Bryant, Of Louisville.
we're here this week Mr.. X. G. Warren
nd family returned to your place from here
his week. Miss Marian Woliord, of H1mil-
On College, Lexington, is here on a short
isit. Col. j. II. Bruei was home from
frankfort Saturday and Sunday. Mr.
theodore Curry is in Louisville on bust
ess. Our town affords a night watch now.
\ the person Of VIM. J. FLOYD.
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VOTES OF CURRENT ETENrs.

A powder mill explosion, near San
Francisco, Cal, on Saturday, Killed % per.
sons
- Bids for the construction Of a stone
Jail at Lebanon, Ky, are advertised to
close on May 18th
- The National Committee on Claims
has reported favorably on the Somerset
Ky, Church Claim.
- Dennis Kcarney, the San Francisco
agitaior, Is now wearing felon's dress in
the California House Of Correction
The Winchester Sua hits the nail on
the head when it saws that "the Legislature
has no notion Of adiourning or doing any
thing else
- The Mavor Of Louisville has issued
proclamation that he will enforce the Sum
day law to the letter, not even allowing
the newspapers to escape.
-- The bill to pension the Mexican Sold
iers was before the lower House of Congress
Monday, and received 40 majority, bnt not
the necessary two-third-
The house, at Russellyille, Ky, Of
Col. J. W. Winlock, late private Secretary
to Gov. McCreary, was destroyed by fire,
this week, causing loss Of 5000.
- And now il is said that that beautiful
specimen Of a Democrat, Postmaster Gen
eral Key, is striving to work upa boom for
himself as Nice-President on the Grant
ticket
- Maj. Hotchkiss, General Travelling
Agent Of the Chesapeake II Ohio X. X. has
arranged for an excursion from Maysville, /
Ky. to Richmond, Va, at Sl2 for the
round trip. Steamboat will leave Mays
willie May 4th.
Col. Stoddard Johnston, President Of the
Kentucky Press A association, is in Ashland
and has authorized Cincinnati Enquirer
correspondent to say that there will be no
of the meeting, which takes
places June 9th.
go James Kincaid, Of Carlisle, while a
passenger on the Maysville II. r., this week,
put his head out Of window to examine
bridge, and had his brains scattered in ev-
cry direction, by coming in contact with
one OF the uprighis OF the structure.
- A tornado swept over Webster county
Mo-, on the 18Th, almost entirely demolish-
ng the county seat, Marshheld. Eighty
me lives were lost and over two hundred
persons were wounded. But II houses Of
he thriving little town remain standing.
The Cincinnati Commercial attributes
he kicking down of Bristow and the plae-
ng a wreath Of laurels on the brow Of
irant ny the Kentucky Republicans, TO
he quality Of Louisville whisky, which il +
avs is "mean enough to make a man steal c
lis own carpet -sack" d
- The heaviest snow blockade ever Y
nown ON the Central Pacific Il. r. occur v
ed a few days ago. A snow-plow, driven a
18th eight engines could make but the d
lowest progress. The snow sheds are t.
rcken down for miles, and travel has '
cen seriously interrupted I
On Saturday last the stock Of the Louis I
lille a Nashville tumbled from $50 to rs, n
he Panic is said to have been caused by il
number Of absurd rumors, one Of which
as that a big lawsuit, which was bound
be decided against the road would set
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PUBLIC SALE!
On SATURDAY, MAY II, 1850.

| will oner 81 public sale the real and persrnal
estate Of Mary Y. Engeman, deed. widow Of John
Encleman, at her late residence. In Lincoln couR-
", Ky, on the Danvile aud Lancaster pike, shout
half way between the two places. The real estate
consists of Valuable Tracts OF Land the hrst
known the Homestead, containing i7O or rs
Acres, In nne state OF cultivation and one Of the
most desirable Arms IN the county, upon which Is
tine Dwelling, good liarns, an everlasting spring
Of excellent water, a smokc-house, Ruggy-house.
lcc-house Creamery, and other huildiuEs, and
good young Apple Orchard of weil-selectci fruit,
nov hearing. ID tract contains IS 20 Acrcs, ~
ing on the Hanging Fork creek aud on the Dan
vile pike, without improvements. This land
speaks for itself 81 tract contains ~ - Acrrs
upon which Is situated valuable Mill, a Distil-
lery and Dwelling -h0usc, well known ~ the Eng
sists Of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hoxs. Farming Im-
plcmonts, Household aud Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale. For further In
formation, call on the undersigned -ome ncm-
her Of the amily residing on the premises.
VIM. HUBBLE.
r. y. English, Auetianerr Adm'r.
tfl.4t
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NEW MILLINERY STORE !
Misses Belle Hughes and NJ. J. Chrlsman

Have jusi opened a select aud stylish Stock Of
Spring and Summer Millinery, 10 which they in
vite the sitenton Of the ladies, assuring them that
II they will make call, they can not fail 10 he
suited. Every shade and fashion Is represented
aud their prices are as low as any bOdy's. i2t-im
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$50 REWARD

STOLEN, FROM NY HOUSE, NEARHusTON-
vile, on the night Of the 18th, some Money aud
other salVables, among them
4 PLAiN Com warren AND CHAINi
will give a reward Of SO ior the recovery Of the
Watch and The conviction Of the tibet
l2l-tf a. a.. HARRIS.
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B0tLE COUNTY.


The match game Of foot ball played
here on Saturday last between the Danyills
and Lexington teams, resulted in victory
In favor Of the latter by score of 5 10
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rufffre.

ut " III II 7TT"7--T W. y ~ 7 w
mfffce.
srASronn, Nv Apil lllh, ls,1.
The Democratic Committee ior lincoln
county viii meet at the Office Of W. II, Nil
Ter, in Stanford, on Tuesday, April 27th,
1850, al o'cloa. p. ", to fix time aud
manner Of holding primary election Tor
the nomination of Democratic candidates
Tor the Offices Of Circuit Court Clerk and
sheriff. and to appoint officers Of such cleo
ton. by order Of the Chairman Of the
Committee.
u. :. WIrurRs. Chsirman
WI. MILLER. Secretary.