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Declined With Thanks.

ATLANTA, GA, April 5.-The Atlanta
Constitution, of which Capt. Evan P.
Howell, is the editor in chief, this morn
ing published the following among it's
editorial paragraphs:
Capt. Evan P. Howell will not accept
the appointment as consul to Manch ester
and has forwarded to the President his
formal declination. While he feels
grateful to the Administration for the
honor conferred upon him end also
highly complimented at the generous
reception of the appointment, still cir.
cumstances are such that he thinks bes,
to decline It,"
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sHERIFF's SALE.

ID | will expose to sale OH the first Mon
day in May, A. ID. 1885, at Anderson
Court House, South Carolina
One TRACT OF LAND, situate In Cen
treyille Township, in the County and State
Aforesaid, containing forty-sevcn acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
Elisha Snipes, Garrison Chastain, Joshua
Chastain and others. Levied on as the
property of J. L. Chastain at the sui: OF
p. 4. Wilhite and John j.. Brcazealc.
Terms Of sale-Cash. Purchasers to pay
extra for all necessary papers.
VIM J.. BOLT,
Sheriff Of Anderson County.
April q 1895 80
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
nprrcv op rp,S t>ppDryrp n ~, r

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GKNERAL,
COLUMBIA, 8. G., April l, 1885,
4 CERTIFY that nr. J. II. Won Hassen,
IL Of Anderson, s. g., Agent of the Phn.
by England, has complied with the requini-
tionu OF the Act o.! the General Assem- bly,
entitled IAN Act to regulate tho Agencies
Of Insurance Companies not incorporated
in the Btate of South Carolina" and here
by license the said Mr.. j. II. von Hasaeln,
Agent aforesaid. to take risks and transact
all business OF insurance in this State, in
the County Of Anderson, for and in behalf
OF said Company. Expires March 3ls.,
1855.
W. e. STONEY, Comp. Gen.
April 8. 1855 80
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Insurance License,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF CoNprRoLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April l, 1885.
n CERTIFY that Mr.. J. II. yon Hasscln.
u OF Anderson, 8. c., Agent of The Mer.
chants Insurance Co., incorporated by the
State Of New Jersey, has complied with the
requisitions Of the Act Of tho General As.
sembly entitled "An Act to regulate the
Agencies or Insurance Companies not in
and l hereby license the said Mr.. J. H. Won
Hasseln, Agent aforesaid, to take risks and
transace all business Of Insurance in this
state, in the County Of Anderson, for and
IN behalf OF said Company. Expires March
3lst, 1885.
W. C. sToHEY, Comp. Gen.
April 8, 1881, 30
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In view Of the wars, and rumors of
war, which surround US at this time, it
would DO we'll for the people OF the
South TO plant as much corn and raise as
much meat as possible, for war between
England aud Russia would run up the
price of breadstuffs and meat, while it
would run down the price Of cotton.
This would advance tho interests Of the
North and West, but would greatly
depreas the South If it should find ua
without tho means of sustenance at homs,
for it would injure England's commercs
and thereby injure the price Of cotton,
though It would run up the price of ar.
ticles Of food all over the world. These
are two Of the most powerful and popu.
lous governments Of the world, and o
war between them would produce con.
siderable financial disturbance, which
would always operate diasdvantageously
to those countries which are not self
sustaining. It 10 fortunate for us that
tho probability of war between these
nations is not great, but at the same tize
1t would be the part Of wisdom for our
planters TO proceed, as fs, as possible, to
rake this country self'sustairing. 1t
. will then bo sssor from financial distur.
Dances and more prosperous. Our peo.
pie live poor because we plant all cotton.
The most important thing for the auc.
cessful farmer to do Is to have good
garden, and provide to all his harms and
meat.housa out, Of products Of his own
plantation. Then the. moro cotton he
can mako after this, the better It will be
for him. If he undertakes to make
much cotton before providing for these
things, he 10 apt to come out worse of
as tho reward for his effort.
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President Cleveland appointed q gen.
tleman from Kentucky, named Buck, as
Minister to Peru, and right away there
was howl about Buck being an un-
known man and other mutteringS of dis
content. In thess, Senator Beck of that
State was conspicuous, declaring that
although from his part Of the State Of
Kentucky no did not even know him,
and yet Senator Beck had aIgned Mr..
Bucks application for the position.
This ahows how little 10 meant by sig.
nature to paper asking for an Office.
Forgetful public men like Mr.. Beck
should keep on indexed list of oil peti.
tiona signed by them, TO the end that
they may be saved from making them.
selves ridiculous.
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
- NJ u

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoMrrEoLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, s. c., April /. 1885.
II CERTIFY that Mr.. ]. II. Won Hasaeln,
L. Of Anderson, b. c., Agent OF the Ro.
chester German Insurance Co.. incorporated
by the State Of New York, has complied
with the acquisitions of the Act Of the
General Assembly entitled IAN Act to reg
ulate the Agencies of Insurance Companies
not incorporated in the State of South Car
olina," and hereby license the said Mr..
J. II. Won IIasseln, Agent aforesaid, to tax Q
risks and transact all business Of Insurance
in this State, in tho County of Anderson,
for and in behalf OF said Company. Ex-
pires March 3ist. 1885.
w. E. sTOFEY, Comp. Gen.
April o. 1885 SO
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Barrios' Death Confirmed,

WAsHINaToH, April 6.-genor Peralta
Minister to the United States from Costa
Rica, received dispatch to-day from
Nicaragua and Savaldor confirming the
reports of the death of President Barii.
os, of Guatemala. A telegram was also
sent from Champerico, in Guatemala, q
town on the coast some distance from the
capital of the State, confirming the re-.
port of the death of President Barrioa.
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qslsi atrsssnvllle PostsiIlos.

GnErnpInLl Apsil pr.*s.e
telegram from Washington ana aacea
the appointment cf OK .Senator Etanley
IS. Cr;ltenden 40 postnaaster ak thfs ptaea,
Itis thn1gh that M. K. Robertaon, the
inrumbeRS, mad feaigned, but this 10 moi
known to ba d fact he change ist thjs
early da$e ID d hu5pyise 20 Gcat people,
Col Elttende den is d leading citfxbn and
DemoeIak soE fhe. County and isswsll
kboHnSin 10 te, having ss5sad in ssa,s
State Sonata and: I'D many or the Del1o.
nsatic .6tats Conssnl nlions of the PAX ten
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

I1-ANOO u bEf AN I m EN I,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, 8. C., April 1, 1885.
L CERTIFY thstJ. H. von Hasseln, ESQ,
IL 0f Anderson, 8. c., Agent OF The
Connecticut In.urance Co., incorporated by
the State OF Connecticut, has complied with
the requisitions OF the Act Of the General
Assembly entitled IAN Act to regulate the
Agencies of Insurance Companies not in.
corporated in the State of South Carolina"
and hereby license the said j.. II. Won
Hasseln, Agent aforesaid, to take risks and
transact all business of Insurance in this
State. in the County Of Anderson, for and
in behalf of said Company. Expires
March 3lst, 1885.
W. e. sTONEY, Comp. Con.
April O. 1885 40
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The Iowa Republicans are in desti.
tute condition. They have to meet an
election this Fall in which they will not
be be cked by National Republican
administration, and they are fearfully
agitated over the prospect of defeat.
They are harping greatly upon the old
"bloody shirt" line, and expect to keep in
power on sectional Issues. This shows
the straights to which they are reduced,
and gives promise of Democratic VIC
tory in the State of Iowa. The Repub.
lican party of that State, however, can
console themselves that they are 10
greater than the National Republican
party which was killed and buried last
year. It must go to keep It's parent
conpany.
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A CARD.

MIR EDITOR: Please allow me space
11 In yoa: paper to say to my friends of
emerson % and Abbevi!le who have 80 libe-
his fine Improved Cotton Seed. that I vii
give 30 Bible to the man who makes tho
most cotton In the seed from one acre a
$l2 Bible for the moat seed cotton raised
on threa acres, and q Sl6 Bible for most
raised on hve acres. Respectfully,
April 0, 1885 40 'nhe5o'
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Commissioner Of Agriculture Coleman
is believer In the value Of sorghum as
means for the production of sugar In
the United States. and expects to put In
operation experiments In the culture and
manipulation of the sorghum cane which
will demonstrate the correctness of his
We've, and thereby make the West Indies
and other tropica, countries of no value
to US as q source Of sugas supply. We
hope no viii succeed, but must confess
that we have very little faith In sorghum.
The new Comraiasioner, however, is right
in instituting experimental agriculture.
That is, the line in which the department
can be of most value to tho agriculture
of the country. individuals are, 10 most
cases, either unable or unprepared to
make valuable farm experiments, but
the government can afsrd 70 make the
beat and nnoat careful experiments for
the benefit Of all of the ci'Izens of .his
country. BY this means the agriculture
Of all sections may be Improved, aud
thereby the prosperity Of the government
greatly enhanced. We hope MFR. Cole.
man will NOT only experiment. with
sorghum. but chat heuiil by. similar
means try the various staples Of the land
as to modes Of culture and qualities Of
ssead. - tile department VIM become
Sone Of practical experiment and dis.emi.
nation Of useful agricultural knowledge,
sit VIII fulfill III best poasibi biiitiss and
give 70 the; country great advantages
which have hitherto been unknown.
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
0Ff1CR or COMPTROLLER Orr

= c,,,,, :, CoLD,,BrA, 8. O.. April /, less. :
oEhndEY $3.50 tlas =: D, Maxwell, Esq, OF
srpool and London and Globe insnransa ea
Co., Incorporated by England. has eor,,.
Piled with the acquisitions OF tho ACT NJ
the General Assembly entitled .sAn ACT 10
regulate The Agencies Of Insurance. Com. \.
gris ganiss not Incorporated In the State 81
said J. d. MAXWELL, Agent afnrcaa;S 'i.o ~
tako risks and transact all business Of Tn.
surnnce in this Etate, in the Conntv of
anderson, for and in bohalf Of said Gonna.
ny. Expires March 3ist, 1885. \. = 80 =
w. ". STONEy, Conn. aen.
April 9, 1855 so :: A. ~ \ -1T,.is;
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

OFEaCE oF COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
CoLuhRIA, g. c., April l, 1885. :
CERTIFY that MT. J. .. maxwell, OF
Il Andecson, 8. c., Agent Of The German
rated by the State Of New York, has COM
piled with the acquisitions of the Act of the
General Assembly entitled "An Act to
regulate the Agencies of Insurance Compa.
niea not incorporated in the State of South
Carolina" and hereby license the said
ar. J. ID. Maxwell, Agent aforesaid, to take
risks and transact all business Of Insnrance
in this State. in the County of Anderson.
for and in behalf Of said Company. Ex
pires March 9lst, 1885,
W. e. STONEY, Comp. Gen.
April o, 1885 80
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NOTICE FINAL. SETTLEMENT. &,
IN Tho undersigned, Aduiniatrato,
With tho Will annexed or w. 81. GherarS
Soceesed, hereby gives notice that hs viii. az
u: 18th day Of May, 1855, apply 10 IN
S19so Of Probate for Anderson County 10,
diecharSe from said Adninistraiion. ~. ~
az 81. d. J. nHERARD. ~.
Adn'r. with the WIN anperef3.
.}y april p,I16Sb % 5Est,TTI IS n { ~
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
COLUMBIA, s. c., April l, 1885.
Y CERT1F,' that Mr.. j. II. Yon Hasseln,
Il OF Anderson, s. c., Agent OK Tho
Scottish Union and National Insurance Co.,
incorporated by Scotland, has complied
with the rcquisitions Of the Act Of tho Gen.
eral Assembly entitled "An Act to regulate
the Agencies of Insurance Companies not
incorporated in the State OF South Care.
lima" and hereby license tho said Mr..
J. n. Won uasseln, Agent aforesaid, TO take
risks and transact all business or Insurance
in this State. in the County Of Anderson.
for and in behalf of said Company. Ex-
pircs Mar~h 3lst, 1885.
W. E. STONEY, Comp. Gen.
April 8, 1885 80
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

E-AECU II T. OhFARTME ENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April l, 1855.
n CERTIFY that 8. NJ. Burlington, ESQ,
IL Of Pendloten, 8. c., Agent Of The Mu.
tual Live Stock Insurance Co; incorporated
by the State Of Maryland, has complied
with tho requisitions Of tho Act of the uen-
eral Assembly entitled "a Act to regulate
the Agencies Of Ipaurancn Companies not
incorporated In Inc State t.fSouth Carolina"
and hereby )ice9se the said 8. n. Buffinc.
ton, Esq, Agent aierespId, to take risks and
transact all business Of Insurance in this
State, in the County Of Anderson, for and
In behalf Of said Company. Expires March
3lst, 1885.
W. e. sTONEY, Comp. Gen.
April I, 1855 80 10
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

kIs0U 11FH ONTAHTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoMprnoLLER GENERAL,
~ cpnn,, Go ,CSoLyhsiA, s. O.. April I, 1885.
Il OF Anderson, 8. c., Agent Of Tho Com.
merctal Union, Incorporated by Great
britain, has complied with the reauisitions
or the Act Of the General Assembly en-
titled AN Act to regulate the Agencies OF
!ns9ran IL % Companies not Incorporated in
!;ae, Inc state OF South Carolina" and hereby
Agent aforesaid, to take risks and transact
Al business Of Insurance in the State. in
the County OF Anderson, for and in beRaIf
OF said Company. Expires March 3ist
1855. w. ID. STONEY, Comp. Gen.
April 0. 1888 80 vs. T.
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mail steamer City Of Para, which will
sail this afternoon for Aspin aall.
About $50 men came on from Boston
this morning and joined tho command
from Brooklyn. Nearly 200 men are left
in the navy yard, but the greater part of
these will be sent to Aspinwa on Mon.
dav
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ror1CE TO CREDITORS.

NTOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate OF w. B. Morgan, deceased,
are hereby notified TO present them, properly
proven, to the undersigned within tho time
prescribed by law, and those indebted to
make payment.
NJ. J. GRAY, Admir-.
April @. 1885 80 8
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Bkin Disease.

I have little daughter soven years old,
who for the last four years has been
afflicted with peculiar akin eruption on
the face and one hand. have tried sew
en- or eight physicians, among them the
but to no purpose. The child kept grow,
Ing worse. Fortunately, saw q state
ment In at. Paul, Ainn., paper, of a
cure OF disease similar to that Of my
child. It was affected by Swift's Specific.
! secured ak bottles and commenced Civ
Ing It to my little girl: In less than one
baffled all tho known remedies, within
reach, began to disappear. She has heen
taxing sH.sa Iionths-is perfectly we'll,
and her skin is as clear as wax.
g. a. SMITH,
Trenton. Ontario Province, Canada.
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Fresh Garden Seed

,ANDRETH's sad Ferry's fteAh Gards,,
a. b. TOWELS. !
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NOTICE.

II HAVE Fixtures by which Windows
IL can be operated for ventilation cheap
er and better than weights can be applied
to any Window. Come and SEQ 1t.
know you will want your Windows fixed
te!oro tho heated term.
w. B. BEACHAhf,
Depot St., Anderson, 8. c.
Feb 20, 1885 SO 3n
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What q Hsiniatar aazn.

Extreme weakness and general debility,
produced by exposure and over work, a..
tendant upon my duties, were gradually
my syatem. Adopting the suggestions OF
Intimate frinds, who had experienced re.
lief In similar cases by taking Swift'e
Specific. now dnd myself restored 10
o perfect condition of health and strength,
Accept my fervent wishes for your Con-
tlnued prosperity Ia your we'll chosen and
successful method for relieving chose
who Buffer.
REV. B. STOCKTON, D. D.,
saltwater Place, STAN ford, Conn.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
Atlanta, "a. -
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Bacot's Best Liver Pills.

April 0, 1885
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-03
10 EVANGElIZE AT WACO
MP. JONES, OF GEORGIA, AGAIN.
lie Proposes Making Another Effort to
Bring the sinners OF tho Brazos
into the Gospel Fold
m InGdeI Challenge,

WACO, May Especial Rev. Sam
Jones, the Georgia rovlvalist, who ere
a-ed such a furore here with his revival
last fell, is booked for another engage
ment here tho latter part of this month.
Extensive preparations are being made
to accommodate the crowds who are ex-
pected to hear him. One feature Of
these preparations is an Immense pavil-
ion, lighted with gas, with seating ca
paciJy Of 1900 people. These prepare
tions have excited general interest,
which Ia intensified this evening by q
publication from Mr. j. ID. Shaw, the
well'kDOwn eX-Methodist minister, and
now agnostlc or infdel lecturer and edi.
tor. Mr.. Shaw challenges Evangelist
Jones 10 q series OF public debates on
tho subject of revealed religion, TO take
place while Jones is in Waco. 1t
Is not known whether or not the chsl-
lenge i'll b. accepted but II IL is the
contest will no doubt draw thousands of
visitors here 70 hear IL. Jones is con-
sidered the ablest and most original
revivalist in the Southern Methodist
church, while Shaw is unquostionably
tho leader OF the agnostic movement in
Texas. He knows all about religious
methods and arguments, az it is not yet
four years since he was voted for at
Nashviile as hilhOp OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, south. AS matter
OF fact, religious sentiment seems 20 re
predominant in this city Just now. IL is n
rather dull time, as 10 bust
ness, and probably people have
more time to devote TO religion,
Rev. Dr. Carroll, the able pastor Of the
First Baptist church has been conduct
ing very successful revival this
/ week. His sermon last night, on "The
objectionable SIM" was listened to BY q
! congregation of over 100 people. The
Methodist have swelled tho boom by
/ inviting the Rev. Geo. W. Briggs, tht
able Methodist minister of Houston
here. Re arrived this morning, anC
/ breaches two sermons tomorrow. Wac,
| always takes to religious reyivals wher
the weather begins 20 get warm.
The fast Strawberries OF the season
arc In market. They were shipped her,
from Tyler. They did not sall 90 ,
higher price thsu Is usual In summer.
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The Bright Side of Life.

alt is our pleasure TO note q pretty
episode in Dallas so ciety. We refer to
the occasion of the ninth anniversary OF
the birth of Nellie Allen, daughter OF
DR.. II, W. Allen, Tho following young
Misses. ranging in age from 10 IL years
repaired TO the DOCTORS residence on
Main street, each bearing some sub
stantial ana appropriate token oflove
Following are tho names of the child
rem, accompanied by their parents who
paid their respects:
Gussie AlderhOn, Mabel Campbell,
Katie Ramsey, Florence Wilson,,
Annie Wilson, Ella Campbell, Louise
Thompson, rreue Blake, Lucille Blake,
josie Delaney, Leila Billiard, Bella
Allen.
Without detractlug in tho least from
the lovelinoss of tho pretty bovy named
we are constrained to give the palm to
Miss. Bella Allen, daughter OF u. l.,
Allen esq, OF Chicago Illinois, who and
wife are at present visiting their cousi n
the doctor. Incidents of this kind tend
materially to smooth the ruggedness
flife's path, and the Herald trusts that
1t will be its pleasure to note similar
gatherings OF not only the young but
the more mature upon many occasions.
Mrs. Allen entertained the little ones
royalty by a splendid spread, enjoyed
by all present, after which q string
band was brought into requisitiOn, and
the ptetty parry Of sweet Misses en-
ioyed themselves 10 their hearts con-
tent, in tripping the light fantastic upon
gallery and in The lawn. We trust that
our gracious little friend Nellie Allen,
may live many years To enjoy similar
pleasures that viii recall to her memory
/ this h0r ninth birthday.
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Tg,E DRIFT OF POLITICS.
WEST VlRelNlA's CAPITAL CITY.
II Is Changed from Wheeling to Charles
ton-Minister Pendleta"'s Depart
ure-A Clerical "Incident'
In Illinois-In General,
aosd.Bye to wheeling.

WHEELING, w. VA, May 2.-Thls city
is no longer the capital of West Virginia.
The state archives, government prop
erty and the officers and their families,
to-day, left on the steamers Belle,
Prince and Chesapeake for Charleston,
which, under the provisions of an
act passed In 1879 by the legislature
became the permanent seat OF govern
ment for this state on and after to-day.
This is the second time this city has
ceased to be tho capital. 1t was made
such when the state was formed. AT
the close of the war Charleston became
the capital. In 1875 Wheeling was
again made the capital city,
agreeing to furnish quarters
free Of cost, so long
as the capital should be at Wheeling.
The steamers are expected to reach
| Charleston tomorrow night. The new
state house there is not yet completed,
only few Of the executive offices being
| ready Tor occupancy.
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New AppnIntments.

WAsHISoroS, May 2.-Tho comp
trollsr Of the currency to-day appointed
Kent Hayden, Of Omaha, to be national
bank examiner. lie will be assigned
10 tho district OF Kansas and Nebraska.
The president to-day appointed j.
Ernest Mere, of Colorado, TO be consul
OF the United states At Magaski, Japan.
The president to-day appointed Hora-
ito II. Lowry 10 be quarter-master In the
United States marine corps, with tho
rank OF major, and Richard
:. Collum TO be assistant qusrtermastor,
with the rank of captain.
The secretary Of the treasury, to-day,
appointed Thomas =. Farrow, OF South
Carolina, and Alonzo H. Diokerson OF
New Jersey, N DO chiefs OF divisions In
the sixth auditors Office, vice William
N. Garrison, of Maryland, aud Thomas
Is. Wood, OF Illinois, suspended.
John II. oberly, OF Illinois has been
aoppointed an Inspector In the Indian
BuIesu, Mr.. 0berly IL ehsirman OF tlo
Illinois Democratic State COMMITTEE