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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgoncer.
FAYETTEVILLE, W. Va. Dec. 13,-
jim Nichol, colored, was hanged at 2I5
to-day for the murder of Henry Carr,
during n game of craps at Eagle, W,
Va, August 81. He met death with
resignation,
NICHOLS CRIME.
NlchoI was the second man hanged
In Fayette county within the last two
years, the last one being Wash Ad-
klns, who was hung on the same gal
lows July 20, 1891, Nichols crime was
the murder OF Henry Carr ut Eagle,
on August 81, 1895, The two became
engaged in difficulty over game OF
craps, but the prime cause was q lowd
white woman, known as Anna Greene,
Josie Anderson, and by various other
aliases. II developed ut the trial that
she had told Green to shoot Carr,
which he did, firing two shots, one Of
them with fatal effect. Carr took ref
uge In a neIghborlng shanty and was
followed by Nichols, who was arrested
before he again succeeded In reaching
his victim.
At his trial he was defended by Hon.
]. II. Koontz, while Prosecuting Attor-
ney G. W. Dillon appeared for the
prosecution, assisted by Rev. G. II.
Payne, colored.
NIchol wore large gold rings and ar
ranged his hair In top-knot He was
known as "Ear.ring Jim," and ul-
though he was known as q miner, de-
voted his attention chiefly TO gambling.
He was about twenty-eight years of
age, and native OF Buckingham coun-
ty, Virginia, having gone to Fayette
from Low Moor Va, about two years
ago. He was convicted at the October
term Of the Fayette county criminal
court. His attorneys made every eff
fort to save him. making n final appeal
to the governor, which was unaYalling.
He was n model prisoner, but COM
plalned bitterly OF his sentence ut first
Afterwards he appeared to be resigned
to his fate and prOfessed religion, TAX
ing n prominent part In the Sunday
services held at the jail. on Sunday
December l. he was, at his request
taken to Wolf creek, about one mile
from the Jail, and baptized. lie left
the water clapplng his hands and say
ing that he was the happiest man on
earth.
He was apparently full-blooded Af-
rlcan. but had Caucasian features. HIS
victim was also u colored man.
The gallows was erected In the old
fort, overlooking New river, about 100
yards from the jail and the execution
was conducted by Sheriff u. G. Hin
man.
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pESIrENT1ARY NOTES.
Points About the Conviet' aud the on
rlnla-A Guard Dies,

CInla-A Guard Dies,
Tho number OF prisoners in tho
Moundsvillc pcntcntinry now Ia biO
one convict viii be released to-day
and two will so out on Monday.
w. X. Chambers, n former guard
who has boon sick for some months,
died nj his home IN Moorcfeld, Hardy
county, ON the 10th Instant. lie was
well known md made many friends
while he held his position. but his
dcRth was not altogether unexpected,
Tho officers and guards at the institute
tlon met last evening to receive the re:.
MORT OF "A committee on resolutions, ana
ndontpd thcm unanimously.
*, Z. Campbell Of Monroe county q
gunrd appointed at recent meeting ot
thc board Of directors, aud who entered
upon his duties on the first OF the
month, resigned his position after serve
inr four days. The death II Chnmbcrs
ma tho resignation uf Campbell leaves
two vacancies tn be illlud at tho next
nrollnr nf the board
Tbc warden has advertised Ngaln for
bids for tho unemployed convict labor,
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2ANiGsVtLiE, o., Dco, ia--'rhohias
Coullon npslgncd nj noon to-day to j.
NJ, McIicnry an attorney here, for the
benefit of his creditors, THE assets nto
about 100000, and the liabilities nre ~
mtch Preferred creditors are Union
National liank Hanosvlllo, 3ti0oi VIII
INN Taylor. Son & Co, Cleveland, S2i,-
600. Rucllenh CoullOn, wife Of the as
nlynCC, $1,000
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IMPORTANT CHANGES


Southwest System
COLUMBUS. ohio, Dec, t0,-From
reliable authority the Dispatch Inns the.
announcement OF a number Of changes
which are to tnkc place on the south
west system Of tho lines west of Pitts.
burph. on Janunry !. i. G. Darling
Ion. superintendent OF tho indianapolis
division, who IL now III In New York, y
10 retire from the service, which VIII
npccsaltntc q number OF changes. The
Onlcc of assistant to the general man.
ngcr ma boon yncant for Bomc tlmn
npd II In aid that I. J, Turner, superln.
lcndcnt Of the Pittsburgh division, N
slated for tho position although he may
be- made assistant to the general super
intondrnt Miller With headquarters
here.
Thc ulIlrlu announcement OF these
and other changes Is expected within u
few days,
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A IATE DATE
To he Selected for tho National Democratic
Convention.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Dec. 13-W.
+. Harrlty, chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee, this afternoon re-
dueBtod the secretary Of the committee
10 notify the members thereof to as.
senble in Washington on January 10
neXt. for the purpose of selecting tho
time and place for holding the next
DemocratIc national convention. Chair
man Unrrlty has received letters from
commercial bodies In ilfty cit
les urging the national com-
miltcc TO reject n late date for tho con-
ycntlon. Business people contend that
n long campaign unsettlos trade ana
they therefore want the pollucpl hattlc
made tn short nB possible. II W PC
iievcd a date not later than the middle
of July Will bc selected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14
cty1L SERVICE REFORM,
A pnpcr OH Cormnn Methods Read by Mr.
IIonaparic.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 13,-M
tho National civil Service Roform
League to-day MIR G.. j. lionnpnrtc OF
baltimore. read strong ripper dcnllng
with cIyli service and It's application
To Maryland politics. rho long rule
of the ring there, he said, was owing
10 tho fact that through Ito absolute
control of the state and municipal pat
ronngc IL was able to maintain In Bal.
tlnorc Mt the peoples Govt n small
standing army Of experts In election
frauds and OF professional rutll0ns ro.
grrycdly Bubicct TO ita orders nnd pro-
pnrcd 10 furnish any reasonable ma
jorlty which could be required for "a
fnTcty under normal conditions; while
il could lkcwlte assure them almost
certain immunity from punishment for
their crimes committed IN ltH Inter.
oat" Ilo nddHi 1T foil NJ lnnt not be-
cnliRc II either could not or would not
cheat. but because, although II would,
ID could not chcnt enough 10 overcome
tlic wide spread revolt within that par
IS hgalnpl Ia dominion"
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Al,iwar,llis A,saIlant IIrid.

NEW YORK. Dee 12--Loulg Silver
man. who last night threw n bad egg
nj Herr Ahlwnrdt. the Jew bnltcr."
while tho latter was lccturlng In Coop
or Union. wns arraiEned In court to-
dny and held for trial In $500 ball Herr
Nhlwnrdt was not IN court. but was
rcprtgnntcd By council Sllvcrmhn "
an narlstnnt Of City Marshal Gross, OF
tho Fifth district court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14
QUAYs REToRx PLANK
To be Adopted by the PennSylvaniu Re-
publieans.

puhlloAns.
PHILADELPHIA. Pm. Dec l3.-At
the meeting OF the executive committee
Of the Republican state committee 1t
was agred that Senator Quay's reform
plank should be submitted TO the state
committee. indorsed by the state con-
yentlon and passed through the legls--
iature. and shall also be demanded OF
the national convention.
AS result OF the conference II ls said
that Senator Cameron VIII probably
head the list OF delegates at large and
be chairman OF the Pennsylvania dele
CATION II was also agreed that an In.
formal recommendation be made that
the district delegates be elected prior 70
III 23rd OF April, and be assembled at
Harrisburg on that day. and II possible,
nm agreement TO be made by which the
vote OF Pennsylvania shall be cast sol
Idly for the candidate Of her choice on
first ballot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14
CRIsIg IN CUBA
Indications Are That DcClIIvs Battle
Wiil be Fought.

HAVANA, Dec. lS.-The columns Of
troops commanded by Generals oliver
and Palunca aud others are moving to-
ward Manlcaragua and forming cir
Gle around the main body of insurgents,
commanded hy Gomez and MnceO, in
the province OF Santa Clara.
At selba, in the Trinidad district OF
Santa Clara, Colonel Rubin has routed
the Insurgents under Quintln Bandera.
The troops lost three killed and had
thirty wounded, including two officers
sorlously wounded. The insurgents had
twenty.sevcn killed and many wound-
Ol
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CAPITAL NEWS.
Governor MacCorkle Among the
Washington Visitors.
c, c. & S, RAILROAD CONTRACT.

The Road Will Soon DO Completed and
OpSnsI-Ysst Virginia Fares Well In
\ tho Distribution OF OfiiSOs-JOhn Slack
Draws First PrlIO-wul bO Assistant
Ipdsx Clerk Other Places General
NOws OF Interest From Warrington.
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A BIG FIRE.
Over Half Mutton DollOrs Loss at Conn
ell lIiHfii,

OMAHA, Ncb,, Dec, IA very dlsns'
trous llrc broke out tonight In Council
BUNS elevator md tho Wholesale dis
trlct Appeals were made for MD from
Omnin. II wns hnmc tlmO before the
llrc was under control. Tho losses were.
nrcr. Wells Implement Company, AL
IMPLEMENTS and building. covering hnlt
n block, 500, ,0OOi ShuEnrL White \ Wels
Implement Company, S2OOOOOi Empklc
\ Suchnrt, hardware, 100000 Iowa
linrbpd WlrC Fence Company, 100000.
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Special Dispatch to tho lntolliFontor,
WAsuiNGTON ~ e., bee, IA
post oilirc hnB been established NJ lll-
nor, tondirlpr county nnd Mnhlun
IyC appointed postmaster Mary H.
Sinrahnli has been commissioned post
inauior nt liollngtun.
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the business, and after he received the
funds he disappeared suddenly, Hl1
wife Is now In CincinnatI and some OF
Chief Dletschs detectives Rre at work
on the case. What was left Of his shop
here was sold this morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14
TERRIBLE PANIC
Affords Evidence OF the State OF
Mind Of Armcuians.
GREW OUT OF A SMALL NATTER
Between Tvo Armenians and
Spread Among Thousands,
THREE CITIES ARE INVOLVED

And . Reign OF Terror ntl'tl POr Two
uOur, - Inds,srISabls Scene OF Con-
ru,Ion = People Leave Their nu'las''
and Run to Places of SAFETY, aud Chris
,I.n. Fear slAsSAsro-Au Started In a
Private Quarrel Between Two citizens
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WAS SOLD, ArER ALL,
rho lang leland rrnryon compnny'S
protprty Finally DlapOstd OE

NEW YORk, Dec. 10 Tho long IT,
lnnd Traction Cnmrnnyn property wnH
lnld under foreclosure today for Sh,bOO,'
600 Ia the Reorganization Committee,
which wRB the only bidder
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NICHOL HANGED,
The Fayctte County Murderer
Suffers the Penalty.
A WOMAN CAUSED THE CRIME.

She Told the Negro to Shoot Henry Carr
and lie Did It-A Man OF Remarkable
AppeRranse-FuIIB Hooded African With
Caucasian Bsuturcs-was HaptIIOd In
River aud Died "IIappy"-ThS Story OF
Nichols Crime.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27
The VI. ~ L. Institute.

This institution located in Kos
ciuSko is one of the attractions for
those seeking a home where they
can give their children and wards
first-clasS education. Its work
is prime: r,aIly preparatory for those
contemplating a college corrss,
but its curri cul>n of .ir.struct;on
also included speci'''. preparation
for teachers,
Under the present management
Of Miss Ellen McNuty and NJ. G.
Campbell it is commanding the at
,tention of those seeking to rise in
life by their intellectual strength.
The attendance this session is very
gratifying to the management and
their friends. Notwithstanding
the pressure OF financial affairs the
school is prosperous with future
more promising. Among the other
many signs that our people are be-
ginning to recognize their own in
dependence and ability to support
themselves at home, is their pat
ronage Of home schools. This is a
hopeful indication, for the more
money that can be kept within our
own borders the better it will be
for the people and for home ;nsti-
tutions of every kind.
The history of the Institute is
we'll known to most Of our people
and will not be repeated in full
here. 1t was established in the
year 1874 a h property
Of the Methodist church,
but the building being burned in
the year 1887 it was not rebuilt by
this denomination, but the schoo!
continued under the same name in
the building originally the Baptist
church Of this place. Miss Nc
Nulty deserves great credit for her
energy and faithful labors in tnain-
tanning the school through its adj
versit;es and bringing il, as she
has, back to its original high
Standing May the school continue
10 grow and prosper.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27
Crowder & Edmunds.
She sat hefole me at the play,
She WAS . h"antv q lite;
Tive house was full the ali was cool,
Yhe play was out OF sight.

The press is going wild over a
hundred pound squash raised by a
Carroll county farmer. That is
nothing compared to a cucumber
raised by a Georgia farmer this
year. It took four able bodied
men two weeks to saw it in two
with large rip-saw. One-half Of
the rine was turned over, windows
and doors cut in 1t AMI is now be-
ing used as dwelling house for
the farmers family, while the 9TH
er half Of the rine was sold to
steamboat company for coal
barge. The hulls OF the several
hundred seed were sawed in two
and sold for cotton baskets.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27
Try the Tongue.

Strange strategic statistics.
United States state statistician.
She has lost her earring-she
has lost her hearing.
Let all men bend low-Iet tall
men bend low.
He SAW two beggars steal-he
sought to beg or steal.
He would pay nobody-he would
pain nobody.
This hand is clean-this sand IL
clean.
That lasts till night-that last
still night
Say. should such shapely sash
shabby stitches SHOW?
Sarah in Il shaNl shoveled soft
snow slowly.
Smiths spirit flask split Philips
sixth sisters fifth squirrels skull.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27

Miss Kate Davis, of this place, has
received the appointment of assistant
teacher in the public school at Sails,
and We can consrentionsly say that
the community has dol.e well in getting
her. rot only on account of her mental
qualifications, which are ample, but
her sAect, smiahle disposition and
gentle manners will win the hearts of
her pupils. and the,eby create desire,
to learn, which will prove of cor 81 BEN
fit to teacher and scholar.
Miss Matte BallarT left Friday nigbt
for Kosciusko r accent a pos,tion in
The punlic Snool OF that place. She
mas q j. rye circle of friends here who
re- ret her departure and wish her ev-
eiv success in her new situation. Miss
Matte is not only pretty young lady,
endowed by nature and education with
mental ability, but she has noble
!
spirit an has gen,med her character
with jewels, the lustre of which illumi.
mates rer life and briyhtens that of
others.-Girenada Sentinel.
Mr.. P L Doty. OF the Thompson
neighhorhood, Reat No. ), made US a
pleasant call last tuesday. He reports
the cotton crop in his nelghborhool a.
short; but the people have plenty of
born and meat. lie says that the
Democrats of the Beat are wide-awakp
and are going to make a gallant fiyht
and they have strong hope of electiny
Il art of the Beat ticket.
i Temple, our nominee for county
Treasurer, MAS in tn see us last Satur.
day and said he was feeling good over
tie prospcct Of his Beat 90. q doing
her Whole dirty in the November plec.
ton and trinmphantly elecling the EN-.
tire Beat ticket, as well Of course as
giving tie comfy ticket good maioi.
ty.
J!r. Hunter Hand, the Democratic
nominee for Supervisor Of Beat 3. was
IN to see Us last Saturday. FIR. Hand
reports the party in good fighting con.
dition IN that Beat, and he feels conf
dent that the entire Beat ticket will be
elected.
j. A. Mcclure, Photographer.
can not take a big space in this pa
pr owing TO finance; but will
give the biggest and best lott OF
photographs for the least money
it has ever been your fortune to
get. Come and see.
Mrs. Bette Elliott, of Lexington.
reached here Tuesday morning, and il
the guests of Mrs. Wade Harvey. Her
many friends here, where she was long
resident and general favorite, will
be delighted to see her.
Mr.. J $ Smith attended Carthage Cir
c.it Court this week.
A + Kelly and DR. Z T Lee visite,l
Carthage this week on business.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27
MONEY FOR CROPS.
United States Subtreasnry Ship
ping Silver Dollars.

Sub'reasurpr Fitzpatrick has been
shipping for the last twelve DAYS
500, 600 in silver dollars to vari.
n'- southern points to meet the de.
mand OF the cotton trade. The
points so far reached are in Louis.
lana. Florida and Texas, and some
places in Mississippi, wherever
there was an express Office. Mr..
Fitzpatrick expects the demand to
increase IN the nsxt few days.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Jackson, Mis-,

Lana OHIce AT Jackson, Miss. !
August 81, 1895. /
Notice l. hereby given that the fol-
!oNinc-nsmed settler has filed notice of
his intention 10 make t'nAl ,.roof in
snrpor al his c."'!a, AID That said pro ,f
VIII he made before the Circuit E,.rk
OF Attlta couN'v ~ kosciuskn. Miss
ON October -. 1895. VIZ: Robert "
Cnmmins, of Nevtonville, Miss. = +
No. 1888, ttr the : hlf Nj az and ny
ar SE Qr See - and NV qreW or Sec.
% I II \ Il i.
He nam : the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence nu.n
and cultivation ol said land, viz: Tbos
ID Ray, James v isy jor " ii Thorn.
ton, NJ Mcdaniel, all VI NewtonyilIe
Attala Co.., Miss.
a.. ROokRT T., WILSON.
''-ot Register.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27

On Aug 9th. sept 10Th snd Sept 24th
tn Iron Mountain Route will sell tick.
eta 4" all points in ArtSn-as, louisiana
and Texas an'l Indian Territory y, the
rate ot one tar. Plus $500 TOR the round
trip. For further particulars apply TO
J. +. Rel.lxn,ler. II. y. Wilson.
i. +. A. ?. and T. A..
oo9 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27

EDITOR OF THE STAR:
AS the Democratic party OF At
tala county has opened its doors
for all backsliders and offering
pardon to all old time Democrats
to return to the fold again, now
present myself for restoration.
Here is my csS-! | will hereafter
cas-, my lot with the silver Demo-
Gratis.
am convinced thatthe Populite
party has been captured by old
time Republicans, and l cannot
stand by party that wants to turn
good old Attala over to the Repub-
licans, if not in whole, in part.
Furthermore, | see no hope for
the party's success, either locally
or nationally.
think the best thing we Popu-
lites from principle Can do IS to
return to the Democratic party,
and work to carry into effect our
views in the party, for if we can
not secure them there, we can not
get them anywhere.
This is plain fact that any
reasonable man can understand.
and we should be governed by our
reason and sound judgment, and
not BY prejudice.
| bid adieu to the old time
Democrats who still remain in the
Populite ranks, and again urge
them to go with m. back to the
Democratic party, where We can
help them reform the evils and
build up our great country.
Respectfully,
w. Il. IRVING.
Ethel. Miss, Sept. 3, 1895.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mrs. ii Hollingsworth is visiting
relatives in Lexington this week.
Mr.. Will Yandtll was visitor to the
ely this week.
Mr. Robert Blai'scS, OF Lnake is
now employed in the W B Potts Co.
Mr.. G l. Anderson attended Clrcnit
Court Ill Carthage this week.
'lessis. A f Kelly and 4 T Lee made
business trip to Cart Iagn this yer!,
SharHey Campbell left Monday NOM
ing or French Camp school
MIR. sam Courier. of New Orleans.
Is in our city visiting his uncle Mr..
Wade Harvey.
Mr.. Geo. Mcmillan returned last Sun.
day to McConb City after having en-
tliely recovered from his illness.
Mrs. Chapman, Of Columbus, spent
several days in the city this week with
Mrs. W P mills.
Mcssr+. c J. Anderson, + l. I.ucas.
G W Smitn and John Cnrnwel took a
trip to Carthage to inspect the tcle-
phone line.
Messrs. + i Wade and John Swinney
two prominent young gentlemen of
of Beat t. made rs pleasant call las,
Saturday,
Miss Tpnnie Cook returned home last
sunday from purchasing trip in
Louisville, Ky, and other cities.
Miss Mary W Brooke left here last
Saturday to resume her duties - teach
or in the public school III Greenwood.
Mr., II I. McLaurin, prominent at
torney OF Vick,bnrg, was in our town
last Thursday on professional business.
He 10 4 nephew of Mrs. Rachael Wells,
Of his city.
Hon. J s Smith accompanied Hon.
II D Money to Carthage in the early
part Of the week where Mr.. Money adj
dressed the citizens of tina, place.
Miss Sal'ie Land left the city last
Sunday evening i"l u prntractei visit
10 relatives in Lexiniton, Miss, aud
Shreveport, La.
Nassrs. J II .HolincSworth, JAS. +.
McCool and y l. Smy,he attended the
speaking at Liberty Chapel last salur-
day night.
Mr. J. Carson Magru,ler, OF Duran,,
was visitor 10 the city last SUNDAY,
and claimed the attention OF one OF
kosciueko's tar visitors.
Mr.. J q Comfort lett the city last
for a prospecting t,ip through
Texas. Jim il hard working, honest,
young man, xad WI trust be will do
we'll wherever he locates.
Mr.. Lem Doty, who for some time
Was in the employ Of Nabry, jackson
K Co., Of this place. but for .eversl
yesrs hAs been els ewhe,r, is n,w 10.
rat d in the city and will bmy cotton /
Tor ) J johnson, OF Meridian.
Mr.. Ben Clark has returned from, his
/ : ip to Arkansas whers l,s WAS called
! few weeks since IN account of his
,on's illness. His ron han very much
and WAS highly slatad with
his trip. says hc lidu't know the world
~as half 50 big "r the people and the
udustries ~ vastly different.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27
FOR SALE.

Large residence containing sew
en- rooms with garden and out
houses, will be sold cheap. For
further particulars apply to o. Z.
Smythe. ct
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Following are the nominees of
the Democratic party TO be voted
for in November:
For STATE SESAroR-J. c. Clark.
kEpREsENrATIyE-j F. McCooI,
inc. T. Allen.
SHE2lFr-G. A. Thornton.
CHANcsRy CLERG-J. II. Hollings-
worth.
CIRCUIT CL2RH-J. H. Sullivan,.
TREAsuRER-A. +. Temple.
ASSESsOR-T. s. Proctor.
SUPr OF EDuCArloN-M. G. Camp
bell.
SURvEyoR-J. II. Kimbrough.
CORONER AND RANGER-W. II. Pace