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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

n Orleans, next day in ballast Glrard, Gross,
N Orleans
At Matanzas 9th inst brig Bordeaux, Parker,
ar 5th
At Gonaives LIST inst sch Curlew, Wescott Of
and FIN Castine, for Orleans, next day, only
Am vessel
At Havana I'd inst ships Cordova, Lowell and
Canton, Otis, disch'e; bark Fairfield, Cuts, Mo-
bile, ar 3lst; brig Betsey C0ombs, disch q: Vra-
go, Harding, for Brunswick, une
Ar at atanzas 9th inst bark Gilbert, Given.
FIN Bath
Ar at Philadelphia 18th sch ST Helena. Poll,
Frankfort
Ar at Savannah i2th, sch North Star, Smith,
Bath.
Ar at Norfolk 18th brig Charles Thomas,
Doughty, York
Ship Byron. of Bath FIN N Orleans FIR Liver
pool, was spoken Dec 80, lat 81 81. lon Is
Ar at Montevideo Oct 3lst brig Castor, Howe,
Bath
Ar at N Orleans I'd ship IIauoVer, Drummond,
Trieste 9th ship Atlantic (neV) Hatch, Wall
doboro'; Constellation, Houdlette, N York
Ar at Pensacola previous to I'd brig Albert,
Clark, Bath
Al at Charleston 18th bark Clinton, Manson
Bath
Ar at Newport 22d, sch s. Lucar Gould, Thorn
aston for N Haven
Below Providence 22d brig Wiides p Walker
Edgcomb m Mobile
Ar at Boston goth schs Eagle. Sherman. and
Angler, Robinson, Wiscasset 21st, brig Choc-
taw, Flitner do. CT 2ld sch Brunswick, Wood
ward. Brunswick
Cid at York Goth sch Port Leon, Merryman,
st Kits, ar 22d ship Europe, Bachelder, Liver
pool, via Halifax
Parque Florence of Bath at Boston FIN n Or
leans, on 18th inst in thick fog, struck Tuck
ernuck Shoal, (the light boat of which has not
lett Edgartown) lost anchors and received other
damage
Sch Hesperus, Duel Of and I'm Bath fr Attaka-
pas, with an assorted cargo, came in contact with
brig Haidee, of Bath FIN Mobile fir Baltimore, goth
nit. Tortugas Sc 100 miles. Both vessels were
going about six knots, and struck head on. The
sch's masts and spars were all carried away, hei
sails torn, and her hull much injured. The Fl
laid by her till next morning, when she took of
the captain, crew and passengers, and carried
them to Baltimore. Both vessels were owned BY
| the same person.
Cowes, Jan 2. 1t blew very hard last nigh
fin w to w. with squalls of snow. A vessel
name unknown was lost on the Goodwin Sand
and is feared that all hands perished,
ly vestage of the wreck is to be seen
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

Governor Kent has made the following nomna-
tons, viz
ELIJAH L.. HAmLIN. Land Agent.
DANIEL GooDENow, of Alfred, for Attorney
General.
lgnaus Sergeant, of Calais, Clerk of the Courts,
Washington Co.
Simeon B. Lowell, of Mechiases, Register of
Probate
Joseph Smith, Cumberland, Sheriff.
Alsah Sweetsir Falmouth, Register Of Probate.
Charles j Abbot, Castine, Hancock Co. Co. At
torney.
Augustus 0. Perry, Sullivan, " Sheriff:
Joseph l.. Rice, Ellsworth, " Reg of Probate
Henry w. MlIlet, Norway, Oxford Co Sheriff.
Joshua W. Carr, Bangor, Penobscot Co Sheriff
Benl.p Gilman. Sebec, Piscalaquis Co Sheriff.
Barnabas Bradley, sangerville, g Reg. of Prob
James Stanley Pennington, Franklin Co Sheriff.
James Butter6eld, " Co Commits
James Crosby, of Bangor. and WIN. Willis, of
Portland. have been appointed Bank Commission
ers.
John Read of Wes,bfook, Inspector of Beef and
Pork.
Samnel Thatcher. Jr., of Bangor, Neal Dow, of
Portland. VIM H. Pope, of Mechsses, and Hapn-
bal Belcher, Of Pennington, Aids-de-camp to the
Governor,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

The reade. will find an interesting letter, on the
6rst page Of this days paper, from our New York
Correspondent, which intended for our last,
bu, crowded out by the great length of the Govern
or,s speech 1t has not, however, lost much of its
;n,eres, BY the delay. Should we meet with that
,uoce.s, which we anticipate, in the collection of
outstanding arrears, and the accession of new
n.,ron.. we shall complete arrangements for SINH
il, letter each week. This will necessarily be at
Asnded with considerable expense
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
The fOiLOaOiNg Letters are
WE'LL DESERVING ATTENTION
EDMEsroN, Olsego o.. Ian lao

EDsEsros, Oisego Co. Jan. 1870
Dear SRI ieei 1t duty owe to the public to
inform you OF tho astonishing efficacy of your trulv
valuable Pills. | was attacked abont The I.s. e
November, most violently, with bilious or tynbns
lever which ragged at that time in our district n no
pain suffered in my head and back was most en-
rrncia;ing. | first took six of your pills twice "A
day. afterwards twelve, yet found yery little rel;at
Wy " lie then read your directions after which
took H. Then 20, then %, twice day, and expe
rlenceh lnuch relief from these powerful doses I
took ~ morning and evening tor four days after
wards, when found The disease yielding, and the
fever literally broken up. then gradually dimin-
Ished the Quantities according TO the printed direc-
tons, and IN Two week was out and well again. 1
used no other medicine but your pills. great
many ol my neighb"rs, who sent for physician
and followed ms directions and took bis remedies
We're confined 10 the house from six to twelve, and
fourteen weeks. say nothing of those who died
a c"hsIaerabo Number, after ! recovered, follow
ed the same plan had DONE and totk our pills IN
HE same manner. and found the same happy effects
from that course. | took fifteen boxes myself;
some, however, recovered after using only fous
boxes.
In one or Two cnses drafts were applied to the
feet. WAT .3RMAN BURLiNGHAM.
DIR Brandreth, New York,
Cooperstown, Jan. 5, 1889.
Dear Sr--h gives me pleasure TO say to you that
Mr. B"rlInehain the writer of the above letter, 10
highly respectable farmer, and no one in the
town in wrl he resides stands higher for truth and
varariy Query: If in a malignant fever, such az
| has prevailed through our section of the country
this fa and winter, your pills should prove success
fiiI. may they pot be rolic on in every disease, if
aiken according TO your directions?
Yours, very respectfully,
ELISHA FOOTE, Gen. Agent.
B. I'randreth, NJ. y.
of The city Of New York.
The above Elisha Foote, Esq. is gentleman Of
high responsibility, and of the district Judges of
the U. S. Court. d. BRANDRETH, M ID.
pe'llars invariably sell connterfeits of the above
valuable medicine. Therefore, NEVER purchase but
IT my local agents--of which there is one in every
town in the U nited States
| For list of Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln
counties, Me-, advertisement in another part OF
this paper. BIB
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

From the schedule of accounts given in the Re-
mort, il appears that the Prison. has, the past year
paid its expenses including likewise the previous
years deficit of some 3l6 dollars, and has on hand
a surplus. principally in stock manufactured and
manufactured, Of s ,s65 16.
The Commissioners recommend that no convicts
.hou,d be sentencedto the Prison for less term
than two wears az has been satisfactorily ascer-
stained, tina, persons coming there for short period
only subjects the State to considerable expense,
without really beneftting the criminal or subserv-
ing The ends of public justice. They recommend ,
that aI such should be retained IN the common jas.
The uggeaton is certainly entitled to consideration.
We haveno room to enlarge upon the report; but
have given the most important details.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
Important Caution,

WHEREAS, young man by the name of
F. o. howard, formerly clerk in the Office 1913
fremont street, Boston has stated in the & Boston
Daily Times, that said office is rem we'd and tibet
he is the Agent for the ale of The Indian Vepea-
BILE Pills or Indian Purgaiive, Of the North Amer
lcan College of Health-ths is TO inform the pub
lie that no such removal has taken place, snd tina,
the SAID +. O. Howard is an Ia.poster, he not only
having no appointment for the sale of the above
named medicine, bnt was, short time since, actua!-
ly dismissed from the business, ON account of ir-
regulartc<, which the conduct Of MIR. F o. II.
may make it necessary for me hereafter TO state.
The public are therefore cautioned against pur-
chasing medicines OF Howard, as he cannot, by
Bny possibility honestly, have the Genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills for sale.
agents are also earnestly requested 10 be on thes
guard against imposition, as it is feared he has en-
deavored to represent himself TO them as the au-
thorised agent.
Itis greatly to be deplored, that one SO young
az Mr.. H. should hecome. as | have reason TO be-
licve hehas, the dupc, or tool, of others more har-
dened in ipiqnity, and for the patry consideration
ola few dollars, allow his name TO be coupled witt,
Transactions of SO degrading nature bur duty 10
The public and desire TO protect the patrons of
this extraordinary medicine against imposition,
compeis INC to ghteous efforts for the frus-
tration ofhis evil purposes
The citizens of New England are therefore re-
specially informed thai the Genuine Medicine
has the following wording on the sides of the boxes:
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Qndian Purgatiye)
Of'the North american College of Health.
f5~'The Office in Boston for the sale of
the Medicine, wholesale aud retail, is at
1875 FREMONT STREET
VIM. WRIGHT vice Presiden.
ofthe North American college of Health, Ie0
Race Philadelphia. al
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

time should be wasted in ll-timed discussions He
therefore moved for the present, to lay the whole
subject on the table. The subject of Banking
would necessarily come up before the close of the
session, and then Mr. Cary could express his
views. The motion prevailed
The resolve in favor of the Maine Register fos
1871, was then taken up, and after considerable
discussion, indefinitely postponed-yeas 1870,
nays ~.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

"Do11Aa MAGAZINE" We have-before US,
the frs, number of this new monthly Magazine com
,posed Of the choicest articles contained IN the
brother Jonathan" newspaper. OF New York. 1t
:. vail .eot up and richly worth the price-one
doia, per .nnum. 1t is published by Wilson
& Co.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

We observe that the Wings Of Augusta. Hallow-
ell, Kennebunk, and several, other places have
notified public meetings Of the Democratic Wings
of their respective towns to balo; for some suitable
na,.on IN he recommended for Post Master.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

Melancholy. Mr. Isaac Greedy Of IIallowell. a
.,sry respectable and thriving farmer, became de-
,,.oped a few weeks since. and WAS taken to the
ASYLUM a, Augusta where he died on Monday of
last week, from exhauslion-the result Of his raw
lines.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

STATES PRISON. By the late annual report 4
the Warden and Commissioners Of this institution,
!, appears that lis affairs are in more prosperous
condition. than at any former period.
The whole number Of consicts remaining n TIC
.n,;.on. Dec. LIST, 1890 was Sc, as loows;--
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

Hater-proof Backing After giving box Of
this Backng, (Which is likewise a preservaiive to
the leather fair trial, we convinced, that is
much superior for boots and shoes, especially in the
winter season. 10 any article in our market, that
have SEEN l, Is for sale by I S BowLks
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

We feel gratlfed, in being able this week. to lay
before our readers another letter from our distin-
gushed correspondent in Europe.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

Egber' Benson has been appointed Inspector of
T"bacco for the city of New York, in the place of
James B. Glentworth, removed
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

MONDAY, Jan. %.
In the SENATE, Petitions presented and referred
-ofPresident and Directors of York Bank for re-
duction their Capital.
In the House., Mr.. DEANE from the committee
On elections, made report against the right of
Stephen Barrows as Representative from Cam
den, and in favor of the right of Samuel T. Adams
the remonstrant, which was read and laid on the
table, on motion of Mr. Andrews
Bill for the choice of county Commissioners and
other officers by the people was taken up and
Wednesday next assigned for third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Otis Of Hallowell, the Com
mittee on Finance was instructed to inquire into
the expediency of State tax, and they were al
directed to report the sum in their opinion me-
cessary to be raised
The House joined to the committee on resolu-
tions of Vermont respecting one Presidential
term, Messrs Pilsbury of Bucksport, Hatch of
Dexter, Smith of Starks, Fletcher of Linconylle
Severance ofAugusta, Miller of Hollis, and Mer-
rill of Cumberland.
Petitions presented and referred-B. c. Mat
thews that the county Commissioners of Waldo
be invested with additional powers for certain
purposes proprietors and pew holders of second
Baptist meeting house in marlborough for pow
er to repair the same.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
IHURsDAY. Jan. 81.

n. 7.
In the SENATE, the resolve respecting postage
on the valuation returns, was before the Senate,
and after some discussion, was passed to be EN-
crossed.
Petitions presented and referred-of Moses r
Ludwig to be released from bond of j. D.
Barnard, for regular chaplain to the State Prison
In the HousE, Mr.. ANDREWS called up the re-
port in the case of Franklin Hosmer, respecting
his right to a seat in the House. 1t appears his
scat was contested on the ground that he receiv-
ed sixteen votes, written on ruled paper, in yio-
latlon of the law, on that subject, which being
deducted from his vote, would leave his opponent
dhe Wing claimant majority. After good
deal of discussion, the House decided that he
should retain his seat
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

Hon. VIM. c. RIvEs, has at last been elected to
the U. s. Senate from old Virginia.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

Orford District. From returns published in the
Argus, appears that MIR Liille6eld is elected at the
third trial by near three hundred majority.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

LINCOLN, ss.--Bowdolnham, January 18Th, 1871.
Tuy.fK EN- on Execution and will be sold at public
III auction At the store of Ornglon itunt 81 Co.
in Bowdoinham. thursday the 18th day of
February next at two Of the clock in the fternoon
all the right, title and interest that Ebenezer Bea
of said Bowdoinham had on the day
of the date of the attachment the orig writ
in and to lot Of land situate in said Bowdoinhan,
being that part of the farm which James B
Reed, late Of said Bowdonham, lived and died,
being the same which said BeaI conveyed by deed
# qHiiclam January LIST, 1899, to Thomas
Reed;-reerence 10 said deeds of quiclaim 10 be
had for more particular description.
JEREMIAH MlLLAY,
az Constable Of Bowsiuinbam.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

sBn Ece'y man, 'eOman and child IN the
United States, ,cho possesses Bible, will
surely furnish themselves 10Th the following
beautiful series Of .Seriptural illustrations.
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NJ ARRkED.

In this town, on Sunday evening of last week !.
by Rev. George Weber. MIR. Elias Trask of this
town, to Miss i've Elwel of Phipsburg.
In this town on Thursday evening last, by
John H. Williams, Esq, Mr.. George Story for
merly Of Lisbon to Mss Thankful Small.
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goo Pictorial Illustrations Of
THE BIBLE, AND

VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND.
NEW, CHEAP, AND VALUABLE PUBLlCA.
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The subscriber respectfully invites the attention of
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States, 10 the above cheap and splendidly il.
Illustrated work published and foi sale at No l22
Nassau street, New York city. Its features are
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of Sabbath Schools lCJs. agents ofReligious news,
papers and periodicals, I'D Poslpastcrs and Book
sellers, throughout the country, respectfully re-
cues,sd 10 act our gents tCFNo letter will
he taken from The ofhce unless most pad
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TWO HUNDRED PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
OF THE SCRIPTURES, CONSISTING OF
VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND,

Together with the most remarkable objects men
toned in the Old and New Teslaments, repre-
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ebralcd pictnres, principally by the old masters;
the landscape scenes, taken from original sketch
es made on the spoi with full and interesting
leerpr descriptions, devoted to an explanation
Of the objects mentioned in the sacred text.
On examination. this will be found a very pleas.
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addressing their Letters the subscribers No 80 l2
Washington street, Boston.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28


In the SENATE, message was received from
the Governor, transmitting resolutions of the Leg
lslature of Vermont, relative to such an amend
ment the Constitution, as shall restrict the Of
flee of President of the U. States to one term
Mr.. DAvEIs introduced an order directing the
Judiciary committee to inquire into the expedien-
cy OF exemptng from the trustee process, the
last months wages of labor.
In the HousE, petitions presented and refer
red-of Daniel Garcelon to be set off from Web
stcr to Lisbon
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28
FRIDAY, Jan. %.

FRIDAY, Jan. ~.
In the Senate, prayer by Rev. Mr. Ingraham
The Committee to which was referred an or
der directing them to report the best mode of
raising committee to apportion the State, in its
number of Senators and Representatives, Re
ported that committee of Twenty be raised.
consisting Of seven on the part of the Senate and
one from each county on the part of the House,
which report was accepted.
In the. House, prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ingraham
The subject of Valuation returns, was taken
up. Mr. White of Montville, introduced an or
der directing the Secretary of State to notify those
towns, from which the returns had not been re-
ceived, which after being discussed, was passed
without division
Mr. PAINE, moved that the committee on cleo
ton of County officers by the people, inquire into
the expediency of electing Reporter and Land
Agent, in the same manner
Mr.. CARY's Resolutions assigned for Feb Cd
The committee Elections reported on the
remonstrances against the right of John Gun
bingham, of Samuel Bliss and of VIM. Cobb, Jr.
to seats in the House, that the remonstrants have
leave to Withdraw their Inconsistencies
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-28

For list of Agents in Cumberland and Lincoln
counties, Me-, advertisement in another part OF
this paDpr n
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

Intellectual Development ard Personal Bsas considered
IN correction nth DR.. FSiir GouraudS Depkatory
POWDERS.
yIJE SCULPTOR study initiate he exquisite
of poravs his model OF the huaS tf oEoa ana
elevated forehead only co,Sonant an b~
tho hlg order OF ncna lac
mark O utelcs, IL less an esse'A
element Of personal omportnnce those and there
nrc many this prominent Saure though oocai
by the nerc ents luxurious growth ut hnr to remove
tbn po- ZION which tnd IN their only To dorm
TN, be done safely speedily eacciuay and used III accordance
with rte; the Least inconvenience by Dr. t'hr Coz
r, Dintory PovdSTs The of shc lip when annoying OF
the short hair back Of ds neck when loo appe-iAs
hair of mole or when high tho check all Der
n.ye and destroyed ~ the use OF m ppars
$3.50,
door from Broadway this city only there FREE 81
per bottle -. = 81 -,
been and the peruneiies n drug stores
the public that such not Dr. G manufacture
the preparation tested If required
AGENTS.
-York-G. l. Brown, Utica Jarod Gray. Poughkcepse
yania-Mrs Brown, 76 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia
Maryland-Mrs Schapcr IS BaltmoSc VI, Baltimore
Vmgiuia-Frazier, opp. DR. Plummers Church Richmond
Massachusctt,-J +. Field & +. j. Duh, Lee
Conncct!cu-E C. Fcrre. Mddetown. WFankncr- Norwich
District Parker PeS yvauil Avenue, hetTea
aud 10Th streets
Dealers sspple liberal terms Single bottles sent by mail
m. Letters mus, he post prid. al9.lm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-01
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Reported for the Now-York Tribune.

As4oR House, warnoch farmyle; Patterson, MexieOi
Taylor han M3 a LADY na ANA co., dol DR. Heron
do Kelsey do Jones phiad; Cssy Boston W q ha,c,
w Townsend and family Providence Capt Palmer lady and child
Morse Washington city! Mills Boston; DR. Tat, n;
Thomas Tuscaloosa; in Watha do Geo Do Barrett Boston
Boyd, Engan& w Capr Greenfield Hon DANIEL eher
Washington William Boston, Porter and sons ,Gao u
Hcalc; Thompson, Batimore Storm do pownns New"
Lurgh II Moore Ne" York. Mr. Rhodes BosOHi Shelby! New
HowARps-J cuykenda, owaseo; Drnckerhon Ska1eae
Ta 1nhrs oNf pepSuyIe; Gardiner Troy; tucker
worth + Barrett ycrgenncs Fpn Albany II Woodruff Niagara
t shsSr Dr Krsg and two Sons Troy TPeet rnra
Baird do Patchen, Lyons sls Tiffany Bulalo SEYMOUR
Uuson b Richards Troy Mrs Pachn ami Children Albany
w Gold Goshen; Levie, Boston; Ros Green
field Fuller rSS @ M a pp, ssG" +9y
Ithaca; Kinsbury Tewanaai Newell Lepo Treat do" u
Wright ST Catharincs
AmERlcAS-w Monroe Va; w Boyle, rhnd; Williams do
lau1eaee Island; DAVIS rh3d Edwards, do; NieS,y
ingdae; ID Van Epps Albany; Mrs Rose Abany II Dear
born A; Judge Thompson, Pokeepc; Benz Hale Newbupor
Coocy, Norwich; Frescs, r Albany L. Clark Boston, ii
Soavcr Franklin, n II.
HorsrI s,oer Yonkcrs W hester Philadelphia
CAN'T ms Albany Nvord Buffalo Henry cazcnoya
Parker vsrgesne rowne Boston, Eane and lady Albany
do; $ Braisard, Cleveland.
peARlsrnrsr HOusxs Power, Manchester; Wood Pha
Brown do azen ASion Hunt Mass; Ii Rc,ucds Ircland
L.eus arand; son,apge, TO~anda; d MOn,ansc do
L James, Ii Altman, Rochester Smith Albany; Bush RO
chester; NJ o,chk Waeryiei Kendall oNasco; Cole
Thomaston; Andrews \ J.
Lovxyoy's-E Thomas Ro>c w X Parker, Vermont; l. Phio
Albany; w Crokhic DO; Jones Baltimore; Hand Galway
pokeopsic; Cook Miles. Nacrown; w AycS
" aker Boston, Green, do; L kendsl Alabama
North Hccon; Simmons. Mass Little. do II West, Her
kiIncr do e San LenoX; Gleason
Chatham; Toohcy, Matches; farnham New Hayen Frost
WaterburNi Kinney! l. C.un Delhi; ilaran. Washing
UNITED STArrsN pcron, New York; &C, do II Clark
do Wcox VI jerks do; Sicarns Waterbury, Mos
ley Springfield; Gallup Panfed DR. Murdoch and lady Couu
bus Hubbard Middle Haddam W Dudley, Corn; Pratt, Wa
Al Y.
Fairchd Ceyciand Breed Norwich Eutoph Hartford
Cranston RocSaway; Moore Salisbury Johnson Middle