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GEERAL DIRECTORY,
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lI 'stdet Jud,le.-Wm II llolertson.
4'innisioner in iXpaity--israc i t!eans.
h.l-* of 4'Urt-SamI i ("lowney.
ri'f--E shai W Jo lltlver.
'.j,lum-.Lainesa .lohtn.1
T:ix Colleerur--ljbert 1i .Jennings.
vi,ronw-tobert. Hlawthorn.
Nouny Public --Jas 8 Stewart.
J11s E Caldwell. Willian Crosby, Robert
lawthorn, Daniel lj Kirkland, Henry Gib
son. Oeorge H Millvr, James Aiken, William
P Ilroom. William M Martin, Di' William
CarliAle, i ii Courts, Dr D Lauder4ale;
BOARJS OF O MISSIONERS.
coagmaanisioumsars of Roads.
li'-ell l.:d4ImIn, John' Lemon, Edward
ltobelrt LI Smith, William B Wood.
Ir.l. Dr John 1) Palmer, Laban C Chwppell,
11- .1 l aster, Thonias M Lyles, Joln S
>h.I't !olert Ford, John W McMeekin,
. M lwokhardt, Uen Edward Taylor.
('ouImisionaers of Free Secsools.
Tih" .1 II .loneI4. Jacob Bookman, Arthur
4 Cr. William Crosby, James A MoCro.
I, i Ellison, Dr J 1t Me.aster, Dr W E
'o tan issiommers to Approve Pub
lic Securities.
1inry L-'Eliott, Janies R Aiken, John H
Pripst, Mansel Hall, James 8 Stewart.
4coa)Ifi%siotsersof Public Build.
Ings.
Janes B McCants, fingh B MoMaster,
Dh- W R Aiken, 0 IR Thompson, James H
Ition, Thomas Jordan, George H McMaster.
Coma210 1ssiosers of the Poor.
Robt I'awthorn, Treasurer,
Rev C'Porter, Clerk.
Gen P 1) Cook, D 1 Kirkland.
Towit Officers,
Intendant-Dr W E Aiken.
Wardeis-Dr C It Ladd, W B Creight, L
IV Duvall, Jas McElroy.
tepresemitatives.
Senate-Gen John Brat(on.
House of Representatives-William J
Allston, Janes It Aiken, Baylis E Elkis.
11111't 201 socifty,
James R Aiken-Presideft.
James 8 Stewart--Secretary and Tres.
Triutees of Moutnt Zion College-W R
Robertmon, J B MoCants, J H1 Rion, G I
MeMaster, Dr WV E Aiken.
Prisecipal asd Teahers of Mt.
Ziosa College.
G A Woodward-Principal.
Assistants--Rev W P DuBose, W M
Dwight.
Government of the United States.
President-Andrew Johnson, of Tennes.
. co.
Secretary of State-W. I. Seward, of
New York.
Secretary of War-Edwin M. Stanton, of
Pennsylvania.
Postmaster General-William Dennison,
of Ohio.
Secret ary of the Navy-Gideon Welles, of
Connecticut.
Stcretary of the interior-James Harlan,
of Iowa.
Sceretary of the rreasury-Ilugh McCul
longh, ofIllinois.
Attorney General-James Speed, of Ken
ttucky.
- Iresident. of the Senate-Lafayetto S.
Poster, ot Connecticut.
Speaker of the llouse-Schuyler Colfax,
of Indiana. .
SUPREAM COURT.
Salmon C. Chioo, Ohio, Chief Justice.
1. James M. Wayne, 0eorgia.
2. Samuel Nelson, New York.
3. Robert C. Grier, Pennsvlvania.
4. Nathan Clifford, MaINo.
5. Noah IH. Swaynp, Ohio.
-6. Daniel Davia, Illiinois.
7. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
8. Samuel F". Field, California.
LTiENA?NT OENE'RALs.
Wingfield Scott, Virginia.
Ulysses S. Giranit, of Ohio.
Adjutant General Lorenr.o Thomal, Dela
ware.
Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt,
Quart ermast er General, Montgomery C
Meigs, of Pennsylvan,ia.
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