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THOMAS TATEM.

z. SCiOOLFIELD 81 CO., Dealers in
n: Drugs, Medicines. Dye Stuffs, Paints. Oils
Fancy Goods, Snuff, Scgars and Green and, RI,cL
Teas, Iligh street Portsmouth, Va nct IL
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Administrators Notice
NOTICE IS -HERE3 EII-E.f

NO TICE IS HEREBY GV-E.N'
TlHAT the undersigned has obt.ined Q. the
Clerk of the county court OF Pike county
letters of Administration, on the estlte o. VIM.
Maxwell, deceased, bearing date the 9TH March
1876. --....
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly authenti-
Gated within one year from the dat" of said let
tiers, or they ma be excluded from having an.
benefits of said estate and if not exhibited with
in three wears they will I've f'-svor barred.
EDLEY MAXWELL, Administrator.
March 7. 1896.
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- We are authorized TO announce JAS.
A. ROBBINS, OF Cuivre sownShio, as a can
ddate for the Sheriffalty of Pike county,
at the ensuing August election, (subicct to
the decision of a Democratic, County
Coavention.)
Messrs. Editors: Please announce, as U
candidate for a seat in Congress at the en-
suing August election, HARVEY SMITH,
ESQ, of Indian Greek township.
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STATE o. 1Eseo--:L -n:'e Comfy Cour:
Feb. 22th, 1875.

STATE 0rmESc0 D ri. n he Comfy Cour:.
C2urtrcr p. iTov. ST., g.
Joln l. - ms, administrator, &e boris Ean
OF tie est. of william slclhorse, decc.sei
cones Al iics as petition icr tie sale Of t:erca
estlte ., sill 3e2e.s:l. S,il petition is aeon
plnicl bv true account Of his administrator.
t9,eth,r with ;ac lists al iarrn,o..cs REQUIRE:
by Ity; the wh5!; v.c;iel " TIE ii wit o. tic
sal airaani t-,:or: 7: is therefor" ordered {. );
all persons be notiiei Of said peti.ion, anl trI'
unless the contrary be shown on or before tie
first day oc the next term o'ths court - order
will be made for the IL Q: the rc.lcst-ta q aaii
deceased, or 81 ng-h thereof rs vi be eur.cir"t
70 pay the dcrts arainst said estate; and ordered
that l. copy Of this order be published in sor:e
newspaper in This State for six weeks. \ true
copy-Test: \. II. BUCKNER, Clerk
Per G. II. OraY, D. c.
Dec. 27th; 1915. CIV.
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A.3s,:,sfs,.s:ato47s Notice.

arOTICE;s !.ereby given, that tie on!eraisn-
:: cd has ootainca oi t..c l!1rS OF ti1 Co'ii.-
,v Court of Pike County, Letters d A,a'nis:r''-
ion o., the estate Of Isaac Keith. cc-
.,asc.., beurinz- ate l3sh Fc1. 1916.
an pc-sous in c5,ed 70 SAL t-tlte arc request
Il to ne INN, -.i~:e ps..''a@~:. II p1raons
i.e,inr inns ~ 1T ,i, estate, ar2 requested l.
exhibit TEN rrc.,,rly authenticated v!'hn ON
. s.,,,, -. ,,. O.. ~; 'iters. O. they nlay u
.cI,,. irnr /. i,.: -. .',zeir "i SAID lie
% i rat ,yi.l,:;eo IS ith. ,ircc yes 'AeE WI.
as lur, yer balrel. -,-,,.,..,-r,
TE.;RT j. TRGNLH,
GABRIEL 5. kEiIH,
Administrators.
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Final Settlement.

Office IS HEREBY GU -E.E
HNO all creditors or others interested IN the
estate Of frederick Goo Gilman, deceased,
that at the next June term Of the Pike county
Court shall make final settlement o' said cs-
tate as administrator thereof, when and where
those interested can attend.
JOHN F. WRIGHT, Administrator.
Feb 7, 1916.
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\ o Z &c +.

Having made other arrangements, wish
to inform the public that the sale lately ad-
ver.ised over my name, will not take place
at the stated tine. The same property will
be disposed OF mex. fail, of which due
notice wiiibe given.
IGIiN i. TINDER.
January 2ilh, 1915.
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Slaves. SfITes:!
: ssaIriSE. Js,,:Cr.

:;sar;el. Iu.:cs.
/. he Pke Ci-eut Court, Sriea,tsr t-rns, 1913.
Benjal.in 7. Clifford,
Is. In Ck2ncer.
Henry Choutcau :; othcrs.
OW here comes tie comp. in.nt hy lis so-
Y icitor and Henry Cho;.tcau. Cairi Chou
tcau, Rene Paul. Gabriel Panl, .2!wGld Ch,u-
ttou. Frederick ". Beckwi,h er.rdian OF tie
minor heirs Of Thorlas F. Smith, deceased, ard
Andrew ForCey, defendants herein hgying failed
Ia appear here Al t!!s term ;.ere.-,s t. law, and
this court. and answer said ILL .. complaint Us
required; the same is taken for confessed agains.
them end this decree will bc made final unless
they shall te and apqoar here Oh the first day OF
the next term, and show cause to the contrary
and it appearing upon the affidavit of the COM
plainant that the heirs of Auguste Chouteau, de-
ceased, of Louisa Paul and of Eulala Paul. de-
ceased are unknown. II is therefore ordered that
said unknown heirs be notified bva publication
OF this orderin some newspaper printed in this
state, Tor el4 4t weeks successfully the last inser
ton At least four weeks before the next term. that
said complainant has fled hi, bill of complaint
gainSt them and others fer decree Of title 10 him
for tract Of land, TO witty the n. T.. Il Sec
ton %, containing l62 siNty-!our one hundredth
acrcS-also 5. +. Ii see. II containing l6l 2S
one hundreGth acres, and all in 7. 52. \. x. E.
IN Pike County Missouri, being part Of survey
No. 297l-and unless said heirs of Auguste
Chouteau, Louisa Paul and Eulalia Paul, dcceas.
ed, shall be and appear here on the first day Of
the next term the same will be taken for confes"
ed against them and continued
STATE OF MISSOURI }
County of Pike.
!, Simeon P. Robinson. clerk of the Circui
court for SAID county, certify the. the foregoing
is truly copied from the record.
WITNESS my hand and oi'icial seal
5 Seal. done at office in Bowling Green,in
49, said county, this the Goth day ofD~ :
cember, A. d. lS45.
S.P. ROBINSON, ClEa,,
Dec. 9th; lS45.
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NTH S. ALLIE \, .Rtjr"ey a
LI,o, DowLIyG-GREEN, No, will attend 10
al business entrusted to him with care and
promptitudc.
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--S. T. MURRAY, ,M5rmoy at LGw,
THoY, Mo, viii promptly attend to any bus
mess that may be entrusted to his care
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CONDENSED AND lNIERt.SiiNI'
HISTORIES.

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HISTORIES.
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ttorians i,npaftny world Of vaua9ic INSTRUCTION
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IS and notices Of distinguished Lite
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value, wl,ichwc shall present in the Courier VIII
be full AMI interesting account OF the rlsf, pro
iarcss and present elevated Standiug OF all Dsui-
lnuishpd men of the Past and Pgcsent-at nome or
abroad--in all departments of Nrt, Science, hi'-
ieratufc, Statesman>hip, pul,Ty, Mc,&u'' :; rant
ing. Agriculture, Printi"%i Merchandise, etc.
This will bca very interesting feature iof thr
Young. twill be d department O. the 'ouri'1
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irreat an, growing country. The ilvr> o! Distn-
!euished men arc Of much value TO those Who arc
vet forming their own characters, for the purpose
u eractIng ,hcir parts correctly on the grrt stage
Of Human Life.
Indeed, we hope this department OF o'r paper
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WHO have sons and daughters 10 be reared, than
fifty lime, the amount we ask for ayear ssu1srEp-
ton to the SATURDAY Courier.
Incidents, Histories, Scenes, Rtttle-Groru's,
&C. of the American ana all other Rcyo-
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tions that we NAV REGARD Of The la!.s- ...gyc-; q
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W. B3OADHEAD 6: Z FAG {, .2'-
i,rnies u. Lc,c, JAMES o. BRoADIgi0 and
TT. c. Face, having associated t'e'a- 'a..-
selves in tie practice of tie law, W..
promptly attend 70 any business entrusted
to their care. BowLIEc-CRE:,:; Nc.
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IMPROVED DEAN0ND PI.OcGHS.

I'M III xSsa'.SNO F1.ON IL 1ACs
7svHE subscriber has purchased the right 70
4 sell the Improved Diamond Plough in the
counties Of Pike, Monte omerv, and St. Charles.
Every one who has trIt,! the above named Tough
in this vicinity has Immediately i,eeere satisfied
of is great superiority orer every o.her plough
now in use, both as it regards its durability, and
the ease by which it CAN &c made cnd used. II
is decidedly better than the miser>te imitation q.
the Diamond Plough now made /, the smiths in
this section. The sheer, moaiGbosrei end whole
plough are formed cut Of single piece of iron,
by slightly bending it, making . much more du-
rabie plough ana 81 one third the trouble 10 the
er.ith This plough needs no rufFing-a man
has only to see to be satisfied Of its superiority.
i will sell either the right of county or indi
vidual rights TO suit smiths other purchasers.
A constant supply always on hand at my shop in
ITrov. WILLIAM NJ. HARPER.
Troy, Mo-. Dec. p, lS45. 3In.
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February j., = =.


RATS: RATS! RATS!
3aEATII Ok Rats The blessed dis
! co,a,y has at last been made, ;-.icr the lapse
Of six thousand wears, for ri'lcine5 mankind OF tha'
troublesome aniiaaI the rat, so dangerous TO the
welfare AMI wol-being OF Cuphoards, safes, pan
iries. ba,a-shops, mcat cellars, and IN shor, any
place where things may be eaten, gnawed, or de
,troyrd, can he found.
IT.. gre. mend TO man operates by proiuc-
,ry a kind O: madness which prompts the aliec'-
ed ina.r'l,oI to bite all OF hi, species he chances
10 meet which bite is certain death Call at Dr.
iTNOOD'S. No. 6 South Main St, St LOUIS,
andl lry fox YOURSELF the ninth wonder otthe world
We, the undersigned, having witnessed the
wonderful effects prodrcci by 'Atwood's Rat
Destroyer, c,ecrluily give cnr names, certifying
10 lis uurarvllclieJ ctcacy;
Gp,l ( Borwart. John Mcdowell
Charles Icwclliu, Condcr Work,
T. /. Pou.. X Go. Boswell & Gordon;
Ri Ionlon, ,.>q. Richard Wood,
John \. 'G!cll.ul Bol. y. Iistale, N. u
Juhn SomcTs.
SAINT Louis. No, Oct -. 1915. iy2l4'
For sale at \. 3. ATWODD'S, No. g Sout'
Main Street. Saint Louis, and can be had at NJ
other place in the ciN; or county.
N NiINnD = I y,r
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!. 52. EE5tsls,ssaygo's

" NlTED States Newspaper subscription ana
& advertising Agency and Proprietor oi the
cd established Real Estate, Negro, Money Agen-
cy and Intelligence Office, Saint Louis, Mo.
n. B-Post paid letters. including Zee OF one
Dollar, soliciting information and Intelligence Will
receive an answer in return.
iB. BURBBAGE, Gen. Agent.
81 I ouis No lS4G.
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list OF E.cIterS

ENt!NlNii Ia the Post D:ics al Bowling
70 Green. No. Jlst December.
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ATL. A. VEL CH, attorney at LaS
Troy. Mo-, will promptly attend to all bus
ness entrusted to his care.
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- G. Y GcCCNAHA, .4,!2rae3 c'lz5
Cjaec27.3:- c. G2tO, Gai .S,!.-:!7r u Co..
re-, a., ~. e..end the Circuit Cau--s ofH.sc,
I;et.ia, 1.a.i7, and Marion. iftac people S
cases have any merits he pledges h:HS--! to
gain thon.
Clarksville, Missouri, Feb. 23.,., 1916.
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I'm. p MIN o Il, .Etor"eV Gt Lar.
Bow1ING-GKrE>, No.-otiicc Ill the Court
House
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=" ! p02ILG: .4,.1asy (: -.
B5w,is ,-Gg-en No, regular Ate'~s the
Circuit Courts Of iike, RI, Lincoln,
Warren, and Montgomery.
Feb. 18th, 1876.
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4. The P,ke CI-lut Cc.:-t. Scriea,Jr t-rns 1913.
Benjamin +. Clifford,
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
JOd RSEYS7 CEsAERNTARFR

a JOO nv L " y chalFmaker, WHO
"a is good workman and of goo1
moral character and industrious habi,s
will find constant employment and re-.
ceiye liberal wages with The subscriber
by applying immediately.
GEORGE l.. GORDON.
Somerset, sept. %.
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TERRIBLE HAYOCK.

The New Orleans Delta says-The
destructive fire to which Gen. Taylor
was exposed, when advancing on the
enemv's forts, on the 2lst ult., at Mon
terey, may be gathered from the fate OF
the gallant Third Regiment.
Soon after the time when the order TO
advance was give, Major Lear, in COM
mand of the regiment at the time, got
killed.
Capt. Morris then assumed the COM
mand; he too shared a like fate. Capt.
Bainbridge was next to lead; he got Sc
verely wounded, and had TO retire. But
Mai. Barbour was the next to take COM
mand, he was killed. Capt. Field was
next, and he was killed. AT the close of
the engagement, Captain Henry was in
command OF what remained of the regi-
ment, which were found to number, on
being mustered Il men, including the Of
iicers and hcrlnk and Gle.
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much smaller demand for potatoes

! cause a much smaller demand for potatoes
to feed thema"
With regard TO other crops required for
feeding Of cattle he says he feels justified
in stating, 'that there is a large produce
of turnips this ssason--provided they
can be preserved so as TO be available
Then there is the largest suppy OF grass
clover, Ia.terrnath, and hay collectively,
ever known in England" Hence as
food for animals, potatoes Will not DE used
TO any considerable extent il at all re-
quired.
With regard 10 the stock of old wheat,
he asserts his conviction, founded on care
fnI observation, 'thal with the single ex-
cen;ion Of lS45, the stock of old wheat
is larger than il has ever been at harvest
lime since the autumn of 1897, though
il is very much less than il was at the
present date Of 1915" The points of
the case, which investigation has estab-
lished to the satisfaction of has mind, he
states 10 be-
81. That the potato disease is not so
bad as public feeling and the public press
have represented it; that ii has been sig
nalIy checked in its ravages, and has
probably, in great measure. spent It's force
for the season: that the abundance OF food
for cattle will ibcrate an unusual portion
of diminished annual supply OF potatoes
for human food; consequently, that the
store ofpotatoes may, with economy in
the use, enforced by higher price, be
sufficient 10 serve the people for food IN
reduced rations Cor three fourihs of the
time that potatoes annually serve for in
ordinary times and seasons-the writer
has lh!s week seen and tasted good pota-
toes which were dug Up in October,
1915.
"2. That the wheat crop Of England
approaches nearly 20 an average crop
being such as to prove more deficient in
measurement than in its ultimate results
in the shape Of -four and bread. That,
although hot parcling weather has in some
quarters rendered the grain small and flIn-
ty for the want Of graual ripening, espe-
ciallv in the northern counties it is gem
orally Of excellent quality for manuiac-
luro through all processes End their pro-
ducts, by giving stronger flour and more
bread; ii has smaller proportion of re-
fuse than is usually found in average wheat
crops; the weight per bushel exceeds the
weight Of most good well secured crops;
and, therefore. il is not TO he estimated by
measurement alone, which this year is
not quite SO perlecta criterion as in most
seasons"
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EARM FOR SALE.

NNII.L be exposed TO sale on ff'-
w day. Me 2Ofh day Of Norember
nert, on The premises, al 2 O'Clock T..
NJ. The farm belonging TO the estate OF
Christian Myers, laIe Of Ligonier town
ship deceased containing
z q 5 4 c. 2 E 8.
or ihereabouts. The said iarm Is sltua-
ted in said Iisonier township, West
moreland county. and within miles of
the borough of Ligonier-adjnining lands
Of Joseph Peoples, O'Harra's Heirs.
Michael Myers, Henry Myers and 9TH
crs. There are On the premises a good
DWELLING HOUSE,
a log bank Barn, good Spring House,
aud a never failing Spring. There is
also an excellent apple Orchard, &C..
abuut 100 acres cleared, So of which
are in good meadow. The cleared land
is under good fence, and in a high stale
of cultivation. The balance is well Tim
bered and abounding with limestone aud
coal. The land is of first rate quality.
An indispulable Title will be given.
Any person wishing 10 examine said
farm will call with Henry Myers. The
lie terms will be easy and made known
on the day Of sale.
MICHAEL MYERS,
HENRY MYERS,
EDWARD Clifford,
Ex'rs of the estate of C'n Myers dee d.
Oct. 27, 1876.
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Whig Majority on joint ballot over all
others, 33 !! "enough for political pur-
poses"
Glory enongh for one Campaign.
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STEsAUEs'S PATENT
FLAME ENCiRCLED OVEN
COOKING STOVE.

e Mis- Stove combines all that is val.
Il uable in existing Cooking Stove:
with certain Improvements peculiar 10
itself. lis constructed upon a new and
entirely distinct principle truly philo-
sophical, so as 10 pass the fue entirely
round the oven, thus making il enveloped
or fame enCircfed. without impairing the
necessary draught of. the stove. This
method of thus passing twice round,
once over and once under the oven, is the
secret Of lis great economy il the use Of
fuel, while the enlargement Of the air
chamber affords increased space for the
rarefac:ion of air and compensales for
the usual disadvantages of a circular
draught, Ii bakes, Isasis, and boils,
easier and better than anv Stove yet Of
fered 10 The public, with lhe advantage
over most Of them Of saving one half the
fuel. 1t is superior 10 the Queen of
The West" Bucks Patent" Eclipse"
or Hathaways Patent" for the follow.
ing reasons: In these Stoves tie upper
side OF the oven is dependent for heat
and can have from no other source than
what radiates through the plate on which
the fire is made. Ii the ashes be lifted
clean, too much heat will radlale and
Durn the bread OH the upper
side, if too much ashes be left, the bread
will not bake on The upper side. Of this
defect all good cooks complain. This
Stove is entirely free Of this objection,
the oven always heating exactly alike
top and bottom, and ends. Many buy
The Premium or step stove and others Of
similar model. These Stoves consume
much fuel, for first the fire chamber is
too deep, the pots &C., are too high a
bove the fire. Second when using the
oven, all the heat which passes off under
the oven being one half, never comes in
contact with the boiling utensils. .passesof'
into the pipe and is lost. Also our Stnve
is so arranged with bank or elevation
in the FIRE chamber as to ensure the use
of the flame upon the forward part Of
the Stove first, and it then passes back
alterward heating all alike whereas
Stoves like the Hathaway. having one
vest chamber, allow TOO wide a range
for The fame without sufficient coDcen.
tration.
We manufacture two sizes of this
Stove at tbeEsgle Foundry in BerIinSom-
ersel county. Pa. For the larger size
most of the pots commonly used in the
kitchen will answer.
Always on hard, a complete assort.
ment Of PLOUGIlS, with PLOUGH
CASTINGS Of great variety. HOI-
LOW WARE Of superior material and
finish, comprising every thing in that
line. CASTINGS on hand, and made
TO order, on the most reasonable terms.
HOUSER e. BERKEY.
Berlin, Oct. Is lsf6.3m.
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The Ohio Triumph,

The returns official and unofficial, are
all in from Ohio, and Bebb, w. )is elected
Governor by about two thousand MAORI
ty-being gain of several hundred on
the vote of 1914. The Columbus Jour
nal says:
There has been a very heavy falling
off in the vote of the State as compared
with 1914. We shall not be surprised if
the deficiency reaches $4,000. On the
Reserve the falling off is very heavy,
owing to the weather, which was worse
there than in any other section of the
State, and the diminution there was
much againstus. A small vote, in fact,
is always against lis, everywhere. With
a full vote there is this day as we verify
believe, Wing majority of of 10000.
The accounts received last night assure
us OF the reelection OF Mr.. Vinton (W. J
in the 18th Congressional District. His
Majority is about $50 over Case IL. F.
and Morris independent We agree
with the National Intelligencer that the
defeat of this able gentleman would have
been loss indeed, not to the whig party
alone, but to The aggregate wisdom, expe-
ricnce, and dignity of the Representative
body.
CENGRESS.-The following are the
names OF the members elect:
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

Adams, James Cooper.
Allegheny, .4ler Hilands r Big
ham Daniel dc Curdy j s EiisOn.
Armstrong, PHILIP KKINEINsMITH.
Bradford, John L. Webb, V E Piol-
LET.
Bedford, James Burns, John Sipes.
Beaver, John Allison John Sharp.
Berks, Charles Levan John c. Myers,
John Long. Jacob GraeG.
Blair, Henry BridenfhaH.
Butler, John r harris.
Bucks John Dickson, George U'orren
John Rollins,
Crawford, ] G Krch ] K Kerr.
Centre and Clearfeld, c Worrall,
John Reynolds.
Chester, George L0dley, Henry S E
uGns, Thomas K. BnH.
Columbia, Stewart Pearce.
Cumberland, James .Nackey, Arm
strong Noble
Cambria, Michael Hasson.*
Delaware, SketcHy Morton.
Dauphin, Theodore Carte, James
Fer.
Erie, Dauid a Gould, William San
born.
Franklin, John II Pumroy, Thomson
.Mc.fiister.
Fayeite, ] w Philips, Wfuiom Col
Uin.
Greene, James Y Boughncr.