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, 1840-07-11
E w GROC Y.
At LOUISIANA, NO.


~HE undersigned having sold their business and
stock on hand to Mesns. George W. Mase and
william King. beg leave to thank our fiends and
the public in general, for the confidence and kind.
ness We enjoyed heretofore, and would request those
owing Us either BY note or book account, very friend
". to call on Us 10 a short time for settlement, - we
arc desirous to wind up as with little delay as possi-
hle. E. II MALLINCKRODT.
Louisiana, Pike county, No. June Sd.
ID EFERRING to the above, We, the undersigned,
II take this method to inform our friends and the
pubIic in and about Louisiana, that we have purcha-
sed the latter grocery business Of E 4 II Mail'"ck-
rodt. which We intend TO carry on at the So mt stand
We expect in q short time q new supply Of assorted
groceries, which, tosether With q general assortment
Of cordare, We will offer for sale at very accommo-
d.t;er terms Wholesale and retail. We invite PEG
ps to call on ~ and zee for Themselves.
MASE & Killing,
Louisiana, Pike county, Mo, Jus" I'd. Jel3 81
, 1840-07-11
NOTICE.

TNHERE will be a forty dollar saddle put up to
Il be run for at the Bowling Green race course on
the 18th day of August, 1870, free for any three year
old colts in Pike county. or in any adjoining county
three or more to make a race.
July 4-2t. BENJAMIN STONER.
, 1840-07-11
. SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
A IL PERSONS interested, are hereby notified
IA that ! shall at the mex. August term Of the
Rails county oourt. make . 6naI settlement of my
administratios Of the Estate Of Peter Grant, deed.
Jolly lift. JOHNSON BARNETT, Adm
, 1840-07-11
MANY CITIZENS.

@We are authorized to. announce WIN.
l.. YAGER. as a candidate for the office Of
Of Rails County, at the next Au-
gust Election.
, 1840-07-11
josiah Henry md wife defepd's.

PI.is,iss, hsaos
josiah H..,, ~. nd VIII. a.s..d.. r.sda.-
Will proceed TO sell the following dsserfhsd pas.
Il GELS or lots of land, which were allotted b. ~
commissioners appointed by the Circuit Court ef aid
county. to make partition Of the real estate Of Janss
-McElwee, smong his heirs, as will srpeaf By theis q.
port returned and made to the.Janusry tern. 1854,
of said court, to wit: lot known and distangaidhea
in the report OF said commissioners, add ~ plet
Herewith connected rs lot number ten, (1o1 con-
tsiping twenty-five acres Designed to william 3.
McElwee by ,sid commi,sioncrsj bounded - follow,
to wit beginning at the second corner Of lot Ne. 9,
on said plot; thence running west twenty-five Posesy
thence south $50 poles to a post, from which white
oak ~thirty-six inche, in diameter, beam North -
west, thirty-six (36) lints-thence east e poles % tho
third corner Of lot No. 9-thence north one huodrsd
and sixty (l6O) poles to the beginning Of lot No. 10,
ION said rlat) being part and parcel Of two certain
tracts ofland known and distinguished % two thirds OF
the east half Of section 8, township So N, IN rapge2
West. containing 500 acres and the east half Of tie
south west quarter of section 81, and the west half
of the south eat quarter Of sane section, teWnship
81, r. 2 West, containing in al 460 acres. Also Of
part and parcel Of the .sid tracts of land knows n
the said report and plat, as lot No. 2;-contsinipg
'wents- eight acres assigned by said comniaionen 70
Dau McElwee, bounded as follows, to Wit: b.
ginning at the second corner Of lot No. IL, thence
running west % poles to a post corner, from which,
a blackberry twenty inches in diameter beam south
a. east, AZ links; thence south 100 poles 20 . post
corner from which q hickory four inches in dia meter
hears south 49, east, ten links; thence east % poles
TO the third corner Of lot No. IL; thence north 100
pole' to the beginning OF lot No. IL. Also, lotknown
in said report, and plat Is lot ii, assigned to Amos
McElwee by said commissioners, containing 26 acps,
bounded As follows: beginning at the second corner Of
lot number 10; thence west % poles to Q post, from
which a bur.oak ten inche, in diameter bears south
500 west seven links; thence south 100 poles to q post
on section line. from which an ash eight inches 10 d.
ameter benrs due west, eight links; thence east %
poles to a post from which a white oak thirty-six in
ches in dia meier bears north 39e west ~thirty-six Links;
thence north 100 poles to the place Of beginning.
The above land TO be sold on a credit of six mosthss
the purchaser 10 give bond With approved security
bearing interest at ten per cent from date until paid.
Sale to be at the Court House door in the town OF
Rowling Green in the said county, on the l6th day Of
July next, between the hours Of nine and i've o.
clock Of said day. and during the term Of the Cir
cult Court OF said county Of Pike.
June 20, 1910. J. LINDSEY, Sherie.
, 1840-07-11
DIED.

At his residence, in this county, four miles East OF
this village, on Wednesday evening, 9Th inst, MIR.
JOHN MITCHELL, in the 36th year Of his age,
after q severe illness of twenty four days.
, 1840-07-11
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DnRSUANT 20 an order Of the Circuit Court
l. within aud for the County of Pike, and state Of
Missouri. made at the March term, to uit-l3sh day
of March 1910, at the intance of
Michael Bransietter and other, ~
Plaintiffs,
Henry Branstetter and Others, defts '''''
will offer for .ale and sell the following real estate,
L TO wit: The south half Of the north east guar
ter If section No. seven, e. township No. 6ny-tvo,
t52l north Of range No. four AT west, to the highest
bidder on a credit Of twelve months; the purchases
to give bond with approved personal security for the
purchase money bearing ten per cent interest from
date until paid. The sale to be at the Court House
door in the town of Bowling Green in said county
on the 18th day of July next, between the hours Of
nine and five O'Clock OF said day and during the
term Of the Circuit Court OF said county.
June %. J. LINDSEY, SherG.
, 1840-07-11
A LIST OF

Ao4 vi LIZ lCnCs
EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Bow
ling Green, Mo-, on the LIST day of July
IS4o, which If not taken out BY the LIST OF
October next, will be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters.
.,A Thomas R. Lakewood
Daniel W. Allen, I&J
ohadrack Avis, Samuel Irwin,
b John F. L. Jacoby,
Lucy Brown, Samuel B. Jacoby.
Sllas Boyd. L
Caiharine J. Buford. Samuel Lewallen.
Braxton B. Barbee, NJ
William Bigss, Martha Mitcham,
Caleb Billings, John d. Mulherin,
Charles Bates, VIM. H. McGraw,
William Basnett, Tiry Martin.
GID P
Allen Cash, BENJAMIN Pike,
William Combest, Rachael Pritchet,
Nancy Crow, John Pritchet,
Samuel Cross, Alexander Petty.
William H. Doyle. R
+ Alfred Richards.
John Fielder, S
Patterson Fletcher, Willis Shelhouse,
Margaret A. Ferret, Matthew B. Sandefer,
G Warfeld Smell,
John Gerry, Henry Sission,
Nancy Gilbert, John Shields,
H John South.
Fielding or F. House, w
John Hardin, Alice Washam,
Samuel Henley, Thomas B. Whitlege.
James H. Hill,
HIRAM G. EDWARDS,
Postmaster.
Bowling-Green. Mo. July LIST. 1910.
, 1840-07-11
NOTICE.

"HERE will be presented to the next general as
sembly of the State of Missouri, a petition for
anew county taken from Pike and Lincoln, bounding
on the Mississippi river.
July ii MANY CITIZENS.
, 1840-07-11

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
rF1HE undersigned administrator of the estate of
Il David Tomb, deceased. hereby gives notice to
all persons having claims against the estate of said de
ceased, that she will he mt Bowling Green on Thurs
day the 18th day of the next county court, when be
will wrise the notice required by law on NIL claims
prescribed to the court for allowance. BY attending
on TINT day, all clHimant. will greatly accommodate
the snbscriber.
July At. SOPHIE TOMB. Admr'x
, 1840-07-11

IN ,1nn II. Pine Plank, just received,
ou3JVO and for sale low for cash, by
BLOCK & McCUNE,
Louisiana June 81.
, 1840-07-11

A LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING in the Post Office at Troy,
~ Mo-, IN the Is: day OF July. 1910, which
if not taken out by the LIST of October next
will be sent to the General Post Office as
dead letters.
Alexander Anthony Moulder Rufus
Anderson Presly Martin James A.. q
Atkinson Catharine Morris Davis
Adderlin NJ. L. Mcleod George
Brunck Harrison Ogilvie Humphrey 3
Brunch Mr.. OneaI Joseph
Browning VIM. w. eP,welI Harrison
Beck Sarah Pearce Daniel
Briscoe John Nc VIM Perkins Henry
Berger James Peck Mr..
Becknel Samuel Porter Mary
CroPPer Jesse Redman Lucinda E.
Campbell VIM. Robinson Kuishun
Christian Jaconias Roberts Martha
Chambers James 81. Victor A. B.
Cope Samuel Svdner Thomas
Cope James Stokes Thomas w.
Crumes John Sydner Captain
Cnush Clerk of Smith John d.
Findley Andrew Shelter Nathaniel B.
F uller NJ. N. SmiIy Samuel
Groce Christopher 5 Wall James
Gordon Ann NJ. 5 Turnham Sarah
Galloway Jane Turnham David
Galloway Elijah Thompson james
Gilmore Robert Tucker Huston
Green James S. Wells Manila P.
Quinn John Waggoner james NJ.
HUT Thomas G.. Worsham VIM.
Haley Samuel B. Ward John
Hardin Hamilton or | Woods Jonathan
House Joseph Washington Francis
Hall Samuel Wright F. NJ.
Hall Alexander Woodward John w.
Hammack William Williams Nancy
Jewell Jacob Willis Ann
Merr Thomas Wilson Newton
Merritt James Willis James T.
Mcfarland d. w.
6 HUSTON p NJ
, 1840-07-11
$40 Reward.

CIV AeC W dul Vs
STRAYED from Tisdale's landing, on the Mi.,i.
- .ipPi river, Z miles east Of Paynesrille, a small
bay horse, about ID hands high, compac,ly built, with
a very small star in his forehead; part of his name
lies on both sides of his neck, and his wither. bear the
marks Of having been treated for the f-tulo. file is
supposed {" be somewhere on the Mississippi bottoms.
in the neighburhood of Paynesville. The aIove re-
ward will be paid on his delivery at thi. place to me,
or il lief, with ?. Gibson at PHynr,ville. or Mt Judge
McQueen's. A. II. BUCKNER.
Bowling t.reen, No June 9th.
, 1840-07-11

MAGISTRATES BLANKS Of every de-
NA scription, for sale at this once.
, 1840-07-11

A LIST OF LETTERS,
d EMAINING in the Post Office at Frank
h ford, Mo-, il not taken out within three
months will be sent to the General Post or
flee as dead letters.
Allison Mr.. Leney David
Adams G. w. Lig' tner William
Bacon A. B. LalOr Eliza
Ellison John Mover Peter d.
Isaacs Mr.. Powell BENJAMIN
July list ADAM NAME, T. M.
, 1840-07-11
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DURSUANT to an order Of the CIfeeit Csst
= within ssd for the eouaty Of Pike, ssd aats q
Missouri, made atthe March tern, to wiz, llt day
Of March, 1910, ct the instance Of
Jane, d. MaElwse and othsn.l p.,w..
Plaintiffs,
josiah Henry end wife defepd,s. ~
, 1840-07-11
A LIST OF LETTERS,

H. London, on the LIST of July l84l, which
if not taken Out within three months will be
sent to the general Post Office us dead letters.
, 1840-07-11

p EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Troy,
~ Mo-, on the Is. day OF July. 1910, which
if not taken out by the LIST of October next,
will be sent to the General Post Office as
, 1840-07-11
A LIST OF LETTERS,

Bowling-Green Mo. July LIST. 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30
T'Enc World &c esiceasAed !

Z EFT the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful
- The day has come, they can arm themselv es
with the precious re,ck which almost de'ies disease
in all lis various ramlfcatons. doctors with a!f
their boosted science, sep aside and contemplate
the ushering in Of new and evenitnl era, in which
mankind are their own physicianS. The seals are
hroker-thc mystery is levealCd-lhe remedy is IN
their own hands--tle East, the fountain of light;
has opened her vast store house and is pouring
forth to morals the precious sap OF life and health
Persia d Iadia, the adored OF the present, IL the
worshpped of the future ages, are laVishing upon
us their richest boons, causing the heart to leap Tor
joy, at seeing the sich healed, the taTae walk, and
presenting to those that are whole guarantee for
Mirty cents for preserving the shield OF heailh
and enjoyment.
The Persia,t and India E1trnctS, the wonder Of
the age, have been SO thoroughly tested, proved,
and unanimously paTrontzed and conceded TO he
by all professions and classes, phYStct6nS not ex.
copied who have become acquainted with their
unparalleled virtues, tho umtocrSG amt unbona0ed
confdGncc they insure, added to the grateful and
uncaed for testimonials in their favor is suihclent
to warrant every individual with confidence to
make a trial of them. " -
A treatise on most diseases, their symptoms and
cause, with certificates from many influential per.
sons who had been raised when the skill OF the
best physicians had fuiled, aud various medicincs
had been tried in vain, accompany each box
For convenience, these extracts are mace mo
pills, and are called the RESUKREC lloN or
PERSIAN PILLS. Try one box and see IT they
do not prove to be what they are recommended
The Ne Plus Ultra Of the age. ,,a e.td -.
L w. CAPRON. q Co., Rochester, X
AGENTS for Vermont and New Hampshire 10 whom
ali orders should be addressed (pdst paiu:)
The above pills nre for sale by Kiitro dge d Col
by, st Johnsbury, Vi; Farmers and Mechanics
Store, Passumpsic, Vt; Kiuredse merrill q Skin
ner Barnet vi; N. l.. LOOMS McIndoes Fails.
VT; Nj. X Parks, & Co Waterford, VI; Hiram
Tracy, Wells River, VT; Lance, Warner a. Coz
Caboi, VT; VIM. Smith, Cabot, Vt; Ebenezer
Carlton, Jr Bath, N II Hodge'nan d AiIem'
N II and all the principal towns in Vermont and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30
SABBATH SCHOOL VISITOR

This is Magazine of "a pages each number
punished monthly making yearly volume of 28S
edited ny the Rev Asa BULLARD, Sec of the Ms
sabbath School Society, and is fljed with inter.
'snng matter relating chiefly In Sabbath Schools
''nn carry religious education This little work is
peculiarly interesting and profitable 10 all who are
10 any way Interested observation-disclosures; " parents
viii also find it useful auxiliary to aid them in
forming the moral aud religious character of their
children.
The subscriber is agent for she Visitor and will
deliver II nj this place free of any charge for trans
portnton from Boston, and in most cases cnn for.
ward packages TO neighboring towns without ex-
pcnse. J. u. FAIRBANKS
st. Johnsbury, June 10, 1910. I5iw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30
t. al orl Ccle r:atHom
or THE 4TH OF jelly, 1910, AT BURKE.

or THE 4TH jelly, 1910, AT BURKE
THE cit2ens Of Burke, and the towns adjacent
met on the 24th instant, at the Inn Of f.. w. Fye,
IN Burke, and made arran gemonls for the celebra
lion OF the GLORIOUS Fonrlh,' and elected the fol
lowing officers Of the day:
JOEL TRULL, Esq. Of Burke, President
Rev Thomas W, Dunkln, Burke, >t 4
Charles Roberts, Esq, Lyndon, Vice
Jesse MARSHALL, Esq, Burke, Presi.
Thomas True, Esq, Sutton, dents
Gen f.. H. Chase, Lyndon, Marshal
Sylvester Hall, ESQ., Burke, \
Franklin d. Wight, Burke, Assist
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMGNTT%ss'' Us
Burke-Joel TrulI, Jr., Ora Coburn, Hiram Be
ms, stephen Houghton, Danforth KibbG Roswell
Crane, John Colby aud Denison Fyler
Lyndon John r. Cunningham Ira Wilmorlh.
EphraIm ChanberIin; Hazcu N. Morrison Albert
w. Windsor, Daniel Quimhy Jr, Welcome f.
SntIon.-Ebenezer Bickfo,d, Ne hemiah Shaw,
John Woodman, Jabez Smith, Joseph Parker, Ma.
than Way, Adnah C.. Dcnison.
Newark -Alpheus Stoddard james Roberts,
Eleazer Davis, Daniel Denison.
Kirby.-Jacob l.. Leach, Sullivan Ranney.
eelock.-Jeferson Cree, William Chase
Sheifeld,-John +. ingalls,, Dement, Davis
St. J"hnsbnry CALVIN Merrill, Abel Butler, Ira
Arlington, rhineas Page, Harrison 5. Cobb,
And the following gentlemen appointed to
prepare suitable toasts for HE OCCASION:
:, John Beckwi,h, Esq, Sutton. Calvin Morrill,,
eqd1ss c"hoony n" sm" ESq B"e
- ~ NI"""on' i-Sl. 1NopoIplhs alkeT ana
Dr. Selm Newell, Lyndon; DR.. Abel Brown Dr.
q: W. Cobb, Joel Truil, Jr. and Franklin D.
Wright OF Burke
Toast alasters.-E. 3. Chase, and G. w Cobb
And 1t was resolved by the citizens that that
day, there should he no discussion Of political top
ics-and that tie Revolutionary Soldiers 81 all cii-
zens who DESTROYS of celebrating the annive ga
ry of our National Independence in n manner wor
thy of the Sons of Revolt lonary Sires are respect
fully invited to attend '..
o. Suitable refreshments will be provided n,
the Inn of E. w. Fvler.
uJ'An address appropriate to the occasion may
be expected from Thomas Bartlett, Jr., Esq
Burke, Jane 25, 1870
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30
HGyaFag Tools.

vEHIiE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
q their customers and Farmers generally that
they have supply of the New London Sythes of
various kinds, manufactured expressly for US,
They longer and not crooked they
generally make them. We have sold the Now
London Syihes for the last three years, and conf,
dentany recommend them superior cutters to
any kind have ever sold. We will warrant
them without any extra charge. Also the Farmers
Rhode Island Sythes, Pitch Forks, Snatls, Rakes,
Sythe and Grind stones. Please call and examine
SlIEDD ~ JEWETT
St. Johnsbury, June 81, 1910.
N: B. Wool wanted in exchange for Goods
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30
ST., ALBANs lp.,

.Anoher.-The Hon. WILLIAM KINNEY, for
merly Lieutenant Governor of Illinois, well
known as one OF the original and devoted fol.
lowers of Jackson has published an address to
the people Of that State in the illinois Mescu-
ry' announcing his Withdrawal fiom the Van
Bnren party, and stating the reasons which
have prompted him to this step. He charges
the party with an entire abandonment of the po-
liticul land marks laid down by Jackson. He
also expresse his entire confidence in the abil-
ity anu honesty of William Henry Harrison, g.
avows his intention 10 use all honorable means
to secure his election. >.r..l,.. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30
STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, IS.
AT Probate Court holden at lrasbnrgi, within
and for the District aforesaid the oath day of
June, A. d. 1870
A N Instrument supporting 10 be the last
EA-Will and Testament OF Oliver Chnmbcrlln
Jr late of Troy, said Disirici, deceased
presented to the Court here for Probate, by
Ralph Chamberin, the Executor, therein named.
Therefore j, is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be given to all persons intended therein to
appe ar before said Court, session thereof to be
holden at Irasburgh the lst Wednesday Of Au-
gust A. ID 1910 and contest the probate of said
viii, and it is further ordered that this order be
published three weeks successfully in the CaIedo-
Man, a newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury, in
this State the last Of which shall be previous to
the day assigned, as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office.
tins 24lh day OF June a. d. 1910.
3w. SIMEON s. CLARKE, Re gister
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30
hENUNCIATlONS OF VANBURENISM
81, From The .Ne,0ark Ohio Gazette.
AND STILL THEY COME .a
"Slrike our names FROM !he Noninghnm I

"Strike our names from, the Nottingham list
MR. DuNHAM:-We, the Undersigned, having
been adherants to the present administration,
would make known TO our fellow citizens ihro'
the medium of your paper The following slI-
DECLARATION OF INDEPEND ENCE
from. and renuc,dtion of, the Tan B,,ren PARTY.
when IN the course ofhuman events il he
comes necessary for freemen to dissolve the po-
4nical bonds which have connected them with
a party, a decent respect for the opinions Of
| others requires that they should disclose the
causes that have impelled them to the separa
ltion. .r a.r g.. .l-
| Prudence dictates that n party long adhered
to should not he abandoned for light and tran.
sient causes; and accordingly, experience shows
that men IRE more disposed 10 suffer the evils
OF party, rather than abandon their political MS.
sociates But when train Of abuses aud EX.
ecutve uslirpatons evince debate design TO
reduce our Government to an Executive despo
tism, it is our right and imperative duty TO come
out from such party.
The history OF the present Executive of the
United States is history Of repeated injuries
and nsurpatons, having tendency to establish
party power. To prove this let facts be submit
ted 10 n candid people.
Van Buren, and his minons i'm power have
projected and tried many experiments which
have tended greatly TO destroy public prospect.
ty They have disposed OF the faithful public
officers for opinions sake, and have refused to ms
sign any cause for such removal. Their meas.
ures will retard the growth and settlement, of the
western states, by taking gold and silver only
for the public lands, They have ol,stricted the
administration ofJnslre, AMI violated the con.
stitntion of the United States, by refusing their
seats 10 the legal representatives of sovereign
state; they have made number OF new offices
and sent among swarins OF officers to cal our
substance; they anxonsly propose to keep
among standing army in time of peace; they
are quar,cring nmong us troops of electioneering
Officers called Marshals, road supcrineudenls;
SC; they have pundered our National Treasury
and run us deeply in debt they have shown
themselves the inGompron,islng enemies of a
protective system; they wa zing of OK
termination against the banking and credit sys.
rcms-offering gold and silver when they
have none TO give; they propose TO follow the
example of the despo,srns of Europe, by sad.
ding upon us Sub Treasury, the tendency of
which will be to reduce wages--to drain the
country of gold and silver, aud thereby destroy
banking systems-nnd reducing us in the end to
level with the priest ridden and oppressed
peasanrry Of the Old World the bog diggers of
Ireland, or the filthy serfs of Russia.
We, therefore, citizens of St AIhans township
do now sole,nnIy declare ourselves ai'solved
from the Van Buren,, and that all political
nection between and his party is and ough, to
be dissolved.
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Cd IL T. h a M s 90 a. ~ Il Y
FOURTH OFJULY

The friends Of Harrison and Reform in the Or
leans Senatorial District, who opposed low
wages, and reduction in the price of the products
Of industry: all who are opposed TO the extrava-
gance and folly of an imbcce and cor rupt rational
administrator; those who In favor ola e
who would have this government administered
by men whose capacity, patriotism and fidelity
have been again and again tried as if in fiery fur
mace seven times heated" all such who would rise
on the tide of prosperity instead Of sinking in the
utter hopeessness otdespair, requested to meet
at Irasburg on the 4h of July next, at 10 o'clock,
a. NJ. TO nominate a candidate for Senator for this
District, and to concert such measures will tend
to reduce the wages of Mr. Van Buren, and his sub
Office holders To nothing, and to yield fair requi-
tai for the daily toll Of honest, industrious,
and suffering people. A PLAN republican dinner,
suited to the dep, essed state of the times, will be
provided for the delegates in log cabin sty Let
every man who would save 10 himself the earnings
ofyears, devote one day to that purpose.
JOHN II. PRENTISS,
THOS. MCKNIGHT, '.+
THOS. Z. STEWART, County
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON |.t SCommittee.
JOHN Fl. KIMBALL,
CHESTER CARPENTER; 3ai
WIN j. HASTINGS, 't.n-..#.
June 9 1870 'Hi 2."N..