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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Clark, Work & Co.. J

Clark, Work & Co.. ala
vs. [
John John n; NJ. rV!%st Wastsr., snd EXECUTION
virtue of several wlts me directed from the court
- OF common Pleas Of Putnam county, Ohio will offer
or sale at re deor Of the house. in said county
tuesday the 18th day of April next, between the hours of
ten orlock, A. NJ, and four O'clock p NJ the following
described Real Estate lying in snih County Of Putnam to
wit: Fs
The north west quarter of section number fou,
thinning hundred and sixty G0 acres OF land also the
south quarter of section number five containing pna
hundred and sixty of land and also the Individual
one-foh part ofthe half of section numher fopt
all in Township number two north of Range number sew
en- enst together with all the improvements and nppur
tenances thereon.
Taken as the property OF John NJ Palmer and John W.
Waters satisfy five several Judgments at the suits of
Christian Hrber,vs John NJ. Palmer; John Crumy. VS..
John NJ Palmer, Ebenezer Crumly, vs. John NJ Palmer;
& A. Wesson, VS.. John NJ Palmer and John W. Walters,
mud Clark, Work & Co., John NJ Palmer and john W.
Waters. s4aH
To be sold subject to the npprasment mnde by virtue OF
execution Mt tho suit Of Thomas Clark, Work Co..
John NJ. PaWer and John w Waters
Appraiseasat S9,63S00. ....y
EolIJa. March % i4tIl is4s. a6an t. a07ek
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The army Of The gnitedStates.
Two Vols. duodccinio Of 7oOpagcs, 3e Por-
traits.
PRICEa-S2,5O

- PRICEs--S2 Z, 81.
A N account Of the organization Of the
IVA Amy Of the United States, with liz
ograpIlies olthe distinguished ofHce.s Of all
grades, by Fayelte RobinsoD, late a Lieulcn.
ant of the U. s. Army, emleIiished with 80
authentic porloiis. Ihisboos has been pre-
pared 10 meet want that hrs become yery
agenerally felt. The movemens IS ibc army
re at this iinesthe movements oltlie nation
Whaevet' diversity there may be as 10 the
origin Of the present. waFy there isano one in
different about iheresul, all look with Gag
erhcss to the earliest intelligence from the
scat Of war; AL dosiro4to know exactly
what is going on. The accounts published
10 the papers are not only hasty and, mper-
feet, bu, are necessarily TO great extent
technical and Professional The .aciua Or
ganzation of The army is SO lille kho$h,
that its movements are not balf fcomprchend-
ed by the generality Offenders. The object
Of The present publication is 10 supply this
|desidcra,um. The readers Of these volumes
will be pul in possession Of The key 10 the
full and complete comprehension Of The va
rious military operations recorded il die Jour
nails of the day. lie will hayc the only au-
ihentic and well digesiod accoiihis hereto
fore given of the previous history df those
gallant officers who arc now winning for
themselves fresh lnurcls on the plains Of
Mexico, The book, in short, is absolutely
necessary 10 any one who would eppTcciate
properly the character and thcfils Of ihe va
rous officers, orcomprchend readily Tie pub
lished account of their movements, i! is
embcllished with the following authentic pur-
traits: '''''
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-14

Mr.. EDITOR Announce the n.rric OF
oTIIO w. CRAWFlS, as candidate for
nomination for the office of County Freasur-
err by Il eDeinocracy at their text Popular
Vote. PUTNAM COUNTY VOTERS.
March Id, lS4S.1
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aLYCEUM.

Th, Kalida Lycrpm willmeet at the Brick
School House on Tomorrow "wednesday
Evening, for discussion: ralg
p Question. n.-OugSt all laws for the collec.
ton OF debts, 10 be repealed? r
A general attendance is requested.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NToT1CE is hereby given that the undersgn-
lV ed were at the November term, l847, Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Putnam County, Ohio,
appointed Administrators Of the estate of Samu-
cl Bussurt, late Of said county, deceased.
WILLIAM SCOTT,
.nl.A .sllg5g., RACHAEL BUSSAR1
January e5, ls4e. SeOGw
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SIIERIFFiS SALE.

Rice and Ayres, t-
Daniel Ridenou-:
pY virtue oftwo several wrts OF vendi oxponas 10
ID directed from the court Of common pleas Of Putnam
county oo,I will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in said county, Tuesday the 18th day of April
next, between the hours OF ten o'clock A. NJ hnd four o.
clock NJ the following described real estate situate in
said county Of Putnam, TO wi :
The ens half of the south east fraction osecon mber
eight [s township number north of range five 5 east,
containing seventy four and one Lnlf acres of land.
Taken the property OF Daniel Rdenour to satisfy two
Judgments obtained in sad court in favor Of Sam
uel McMilen and Rice and Ayrcs
Appraised ut S. per acre. =.
ROBERT DOUGLASS Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, March 18th, 1913. '' 36Tew
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Henry the Fou III of France was much en-
amored of a lady who used to attend the
court. The prince one day, in gallant hui
NOR, said TO the lady: "0s''
'Pray madam, which is the way TO your bed
fbbm?' 1i V h1BAlAA lkf1 a.
: Through the c'iusch,' replied she.7
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-14

Mr.. oR,--Announce the name of
WILLIAM NJ BELL, as Candidate for
nomination as County Audit " by the Popu-
lar Vote Of the Democracy ofPutnam Conn
,y,., VERY MANY DEMOCRATS.
March ID, 1s4S.
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Mr.. EDIToR-Announce the name ofTUOMAs
R. MCCLURE Us candidate for nomination fol
the Office of County Treasurer, by the Democrac,
At their next P, puar VoteL a,e r...g. =
e VOTERS OF PUTNAM.
March T, 1913 "
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JAMES, MACKENZIE will be Candid
ATE for re nomination as Prosecuting Attor-
ney, subject to,ihe decision Of the Democrat
ic Popular Vote. s1s'' 3'i
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or Anumber of the Democratic papefs
in the eastern States are declaring iur Gen.
Worth for the Presidency, ,-Irdiand Demo
erat. slust tap ta oq
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HMR. EDIToR--Announce JOSEPH BEL
FORD, as Candidate for nomination for the
office, of County Commissioner subject TO the
decision of the vote of the Democracy.
7 PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.
March IA, lS4S. f. "
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-14

Mr.. EDIToR-ARnounce the name of II. S
KNAPP. as a Candidate for nomination by thu
Democracy Of Putnam County, for The office Of
County Auditor, and oblge
H'.u .U.F4s9 % H4i1 DEMOCRATS.
March 6, l848.a,ss ,r, Is ssa a4
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Mr.. EDlToR--Annonnce Il G name of
SAMUEL PERKEY as Il candidate for nom
ination for the office of Comfy Commission
er by the Democratic Populsr Vote.
OTTAWA TOWNSHIP.
March Ia, 1S4s.
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! Why is young woman like a due bill?
Because she ought 10 be '"settlcd of as
soon as she comes to maturity"
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SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DisTRicT-A DRMi
oCRATIc VtcroRyrSAnynL A. BRIDcEs,
has. been. elected 70 Congress in abe District
recently represented by J'bnsW. Hornbeck,
over LEsnER TAExLER, Federalist, Sy ma
jorily7of over $50 votes. This is Demo-
cratic, ,gaini and il must be extremely CALLING
to the federal party, as the var issue was dis.
inchy made by the candidates, These who
are lending said and comlorl" 10 the enemy,
may read in this result their cerlain defeat
throughout the country next fall - Post.
The. editor of the "Ntaino Farmer" init
mates that The design of Mr.. Polk and the
cabihetat Washington in sending ian expe-
dition 10 tho Dead Sea, may be- 10 fish up
Sodom and Gomorrah for the purpose of San
nexing them7io the United States"
We don't think Mr.. Polk can have any
sue design as thai for The Inhabitants of
Sodom and Gomonah being all wings, their
votes might turn the scale against the demo
Gratis and electa whig Pro sdent.--Ncp AL.
bdny Democrat. 4J
The Albany Evening Journal, whig, uses
the following language: eiio fH
GEN. TAYLoR's LErTERs 1t is scarce y
necessary that we should rcpea, whal has so
often been said in our c'lumns, that, in our
Judgment, presidential candidates cannot en-.
ploy themselves mote unproftably than in
writing letiurs. Those we publish to-day
from General Taylor, thopgh consistent with
all lie has written on the subject, are neith-
er designed nor calculated 10 present him
favorably bcforc q iwbig national convention
The whig national conycniion will not need
10 beg for a candidate; nor will lis sufiIages
be rendered 70 any man who refuses either
10 accept IFS nomination or 10 be the expo
nent of its principles.n
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-14

Mr.. EplToR-:Annoiipce the name of
FRANCIS S. GODFREY, as candidate
for nomination by the Democratic Popular
Vote for the Office of County Auditor.
SEVERAL TOWNSHIPS.
March ID, 1913.
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sHERlFF's SALE.
Yerrington & Durst,)
,o,. co,,..s Is, EXECUTION

TOY virtue of writ OF Execution to directed by tie
ID Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Putnam
ty OHIO will expose for sne at the door of the Court
House. in Kada on the 18th day Of April. 1s4s hetween
the hours often o'clock A NJ and four O'Clock, p NJ the
following described real eStnte. towii .liL Q Ia
The south the south west quarter OF section thr
tv one of townships two south Of range six east contains
ing seventy hine acres, he the same more or less I
Taken 10 execution Ms the property of Jacob Conrad Al
at ihe suit OF Yerringtop.a and burst.
RoBEKT DOUGLASS, Sheriff
SHERiyF's oyrIcE. rfaa,e-s = ~,
Kalida Murch 18th lais. 369ew
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LANDS FOR SALE TN GREENS
BURG WNSYIpl ,aI9f

YEyHE subscriber is dosnous Of disposing Of the
IL south half Of section twenty-five township
one north of Rangesix east, in Putnam County.
being 32O acres. The land is capable Of making
one 9f the best farms in thecouny, and will be
sold low. For particulars Of the terms Of sale ap
ply at this Office or 10 ALBERT STUMP.
t3s@as's Tarletcn, Pickaway Coursy. Ohio
IS duly 10. la47. a.l e,.,s. ~ s3sf 3
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-03-14

at is well and carefully written, and the
facts and data have evidently been carefully
collected and authenticated. The buoklflls
vacaaiicy in our National literature, and at
this ii me will be found singularly acceptable
p nnsyirdnian r a9Iei,I9
'The book is well arranged Throughout
and embraces an immense mass or valuable
information. .-Satndey Cleaner. :
"inG work is well and easily written, and
ovlnces the pen ofa ready and practical thin
kcr."-Spirit Of the Times.
"Ihe information comprised in these two
volumes respecting tie organization OF the
army, peculiarly interesting at the present
time, is contained in no other work adapted
forp p; lar circulation. Mr.. Robinson writes
in slow and graceful siyIe."-M Y: Jour.
Of Commerce.
"Of all the books that have appeared, re-
lating TO our army and lis officers, the pres
ent elegant volumes are by far the best"-
Boston Post
"Fhe portraits are valuable feature; the
biographies are succinct; the style is clear
aud flowing, and the book good one for
those who delight in pictures Of life daring"
~ Y Tribune.
Complete in two duodecimo volumes of
upwards of 700 pages. Prices $3.50, or i'll
(nailable) binding, 50. On these teIms it
can be ordered of the subscribers, or of any
book seller in the United States. ,.g4
L. Ii. BUTLER s. co.,
No. %, Minor St. rmladelphia.
Editors Of Newspapers throughout the Z.
). who will give INC above three Insertions
inside (ir,ruding the notce) end will send
cory Of The paper containing it 10 us, we will
give therefura copy of the above named work
in paper (mailablc) binding, which. we will
Immediately send by mail unless otherwise
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
KEEP AN EYE UPON IT.

The enemies ofGen. Taylor are circula.
tinga fraudulent story, That he has written q
ieIterto Virginia, saying he would veto the
Wimot Proviso. 1t is an entire fabrication.
SO is the story nbout declaration Of his
to committee ofthe Mississippi Legislature
of the same import. The Hon. Truman
Smith, Senator in Congress from Connect
cut wrote to Gen. Taylor inquiring us to the
truth Oft. Gen. Taylor replied that it wns
an entire fabrication. So much for the slnnd-
ing lihels ofNhe Van Buren, and Coss tradu-
GERS of the noble Old Hero.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04

c.ionds of Mr. Cass, think, will find that out.
Vhv gentlemen, was in New York last
,voek. and while there, one gentleman of the
Coss party said to Wing, "we shall elect
Cen, Cass there is TO doubt of Tint" "But
Iow?o "Why, the Liberty Party, four yenrs
oSo helped us to elect Mr. Polk against tho
%Sii candidure,und the Free Soil Party will
do inst the same thing now" And therefore,
sav TO those to whom would now speak,
,yhom know to be urged in every variety of
farm; to vote with that party EVERY VOTE
rury GIVE IN THAT DIRECTION GOES FOR
CEN, CAss. The question is, do they prefer
Cen, Cnss to Gen. Taylor, us n man of pence
ave. al Anti-Snvery man. ] say to them
rs saw to you and they do not suppose me,
I trust, to be a pro-slavery man,-l say to
them and to you, upon my honor and con-
science, that / believe under the present cir
cumctances, ofthe country, we are far more
secure against the further progress ofSlavery
and the Slave power under the administration
of Gen. Taylor, thnn we are under the admin
istration of Gen. Cass. (Applausc,) | will
saw that here. Let it be recorded, and let the
result bring TO the test the business of the
nronhecY,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
A New Lot
The Connecticut and Passump-
sic Rivers Railroad

4 s now open for Passengers aud Freight TO
n Bradford, Vermont, % miles from the
White River junction
Passenger trains will leave Bradford at 101
a. N. and arrive in Boston att p. Nj returning
will leave Boston at "a A. NJ. and arrive AZ
Bradford at 30 Pm
E. FAIRBANKS, Pres c. &P,R. r. r. Co,
Oct. IL, 1913.
Stages will leave Bradford on the arrival
Of the Cars from Boston, as follows Brad.
ford, through Newbury, Wells River, Barnet,
St Johnsbury to LYNDON thence through Bar.
ton, Bloomington, Derby and Stanstead, to
Shcrbrooke in CANADA, the second day from
Bostonj-Bradford through Wells River, Rye
gate, Pencham, Danville, Walden, Hardwick
to Crafisbury, Vermont Bradford through
Haverhill, Bath, Lisbon, Littleton, Whitcicld
TO Lancaster, New llampshirc-B Bradford
through Coriuth, Topsham, Orange, Wash
lngton, Barre 10 Montpelier, Vcrnont;-nlso,
from the Thetford Depot through Stanford TO
Chelsea, Vermont b. A. NEWELL,
Agent for the Northern Stage Co.
Oct, II, 1913. 5SStf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
DBMT4Go

In Nashua, N. H., Oct o, JrtIAxN, wife of
Daniel G. Leavitt, and daughter of Luther
and Sarah A. Merriam, of Barton, VT.
In this town, Oct. 29, HoRAcE, son of Nj
J. 9. Crosman, aged IA years.
In Hardwck, Oct 4, Mrs Ellen Brunette,
wife of Mr. John Fox, aged Al years.
In Concord, Sept. z, very suddenly, Mary
Jane, daughter of Jonathan and Cynthia Row
ell, aged 10 years.
In Glover, Sept. %, Mrs. Mary Seaver, in
the 10Th year of her age.
In Barnet, Tuesday morning, October 90,
FRANKLIN TUTTLE EASTMAN, aged years,
only son of F. ]. and L. II. Eastman.
In Montpelier, Oct. 30, Miss Martha Spad-
ing, eldest daughter of DR.. James Spaldng,
aged 81 years
In Peoria, Illinois, the Rev. Sherman Kel-
logg, of typhus fever, formerly Pastor of the
Free Church, in Montpelier.
In Albany, October 10, Daniel Rowell, Esq.
aged 62.
In Newbury, October 10, MIR James Bailey,
aged 81.
In Danvllc, October 90, Mrs. Bathsheba
Ingalls,, aged "a.
In Haverhill, N. H., Oct. "a, of consump-
ton, Major Henry II Page, son of Hon. John
Page, aged 30.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
TO THE FREEMEN OF THE FOURTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT;

TO THE FREEMEN OF THE FOURTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:
NRTHEREAS, by an act of the General
Wv Assembly OF Vermont, thus day ap.
proved, and to take effect from It's passage,
entitled can act relating to the time for the
election Of electors of President and Vice
President OF the United States and of Mem.
beers of Congress- it is enacted among other
things, as follows: ''SEcrIoN . Section for
ty of chapter one of the Revised Statutes
shall be SO amended that the time for holding
the elections for members of Congress in cases
therein provided shall be on the TUESDAY
NEXT AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER"
THEREFORE,, so much of the Proclama.
ton, issued on the Odd day of instant October,
as requires the election therein notified to be
holden on the second Tuesday of November
next, is hereby REVOKED And you are re-
CURED to meet, in the several towns in said
District, at the place of holding the last pre-
ceding freeman S meeting in said towns, for
the election of Representative TO the Con.
gress of the U States on the Tuesday next af-
ter the First Monday in November, being the
SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
which meetings are TO be conducted in all re-,
speets according to law.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
State, at Montpelier, this Twenty Sixth
day of October, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight, and of the Independence of the
United States, the seventy third
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
By the Governor,
GEORGE F. HoUGnroN, Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
Notice TO Stockholders.

TNHOSE stockholders who are in arrears
Il i'll the payment of their assessments, are
respectfully notified that immediate payments
must be made.
The Road has been built and put in opera
ton with a commcnduble degree of despatch,
and the public will soon be accommodated by
il as far as Wells River. To accomplish this
however, the Directors have expended the full
amount of funds III their Treasury, and the
sums due from stockholders are required at
once for the payment of bills for locomotives,
Cars, Buildings, &c.
,u. f.. JOSIAH STICKNEY, Treasurer
.r -. ..r- G. s. p. Il. r. r, Co.
Oct %, lSlS, 597w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
'sUT THE DOCTOR SAYS You Mus7
TAKE IT."

We have been asked perhaps twenty times
-"liow does Van Burenism take in Gro
ton"
We answer it doesn't take at all with
the Wings, and not over half dozen are
known to have sizzled. The dose furnished
these by the Buffalo Convention is not pal
etabie, yet they seem to think they must take
1t. We reckon they'll find the prescription
as difficult to swallow as the medicine wo-
man tried to give her sick boy.
:. The physician called, but not finding wri-
nng utensils hand y, wrote with chalk a pre-
scr'ptIon on the door, and said: "Here, mad
am when your son wakes, give him this il is
an enetic, and will do him good" The to-
norant woman looked at the doctor in amaze
'ment, but, trusting to his great skill, said
'nothing. As soon as the boy opened his ewes
sne took the door from its hinges, and carrv-
ing 1t to the bedside, said: "iiere, nv son
YOU" s'1' '''0 W >"'|0' WI 'o'' ior
but, mother, can't ~ ".
h,, wen, don't see how you can neither,
Out you better try, for lie says you must, and
30 KNOWS - roton "SpHa efMe Times"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
DON'T HELP THE ENEMY !

If you vote the Van Buren, ticket expect
ing to carry Vermont, and yet with moral
certainty that Mr. Van Buren, cannot carry
other States enough to elect him, (of which
no well informed man dreams since the re-
suits of the recent eleclions,) you then in
crease the probability Of CAss's election to
the Presidency by the House, and BUTLER's
election TO the Vice Presidency by the Sen
ate. Is it not better and wiser to ensure TAY-
.LoR and FLLMoRE's election by the people
That one pledged no: to veto the Wlmot
Proviso, and the other a reliable Northern
Whig,t to hold the casting vote of the Senate?
-Waichnan
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
State of Vermont.
TO THE FREEMEN OF THE FOUR
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

TO THE FREEMEN OF THE FOURTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
WHEREAS the Committee appointed by
w the General Assembly TO receive and
canvass the votes given on the First Tuesday
of September, A. ID. lsIS, in the Fourth Con.
gressIonal District, for representative TO rep
resent this State in the Congress OF the United
States, have given notice to the undersigned,
Governor of .snrd State, that no person has u
majority of all the votes given in said District,
aud have forwarded 10 me a statement of the
number of votes given for each person. as fol-
lows, viz:
Lucius b. Peck, 555i votes, John l.. Buck
4347 votes, A Judson Rowell 3l47 votes, Jud-
son RoweIl Q, Jacob Scott 3, Elijah II, Covil
| l.. b. Buck %, Elijah Holden /, +. =. Wal
ton jr. |, w. H. Holden !, Samuel G. Crafts
!, Il. 7. Redfcld l, Paul Dillingham; |, J. S
Robinson ], J T. Marston l, A. c. Robinson
!, William l.. Buck 50, Oramrl Crawford g,
Stowell 3, Willard GriswoId !, franklin
Pierce l, Thomas Bartlett, jr. /, b. II. Fuller
!, and o. II. Butler =.
Now, therefore, in consideration of the
premises, you are required TO meet in tho sew.
crnl towns in said District, on the Second Tues.
day OF November next, AT one o'clock in the
afternoon, at the same place where the meet
ing was last held for the election of Repre-.
sentative 10 Congress- 10 elect n u, ssan Ia
represent this State in the Congress of the u
nited States which meetings are to be con-
Quoted in all things according to the provis.
ions of the statute in such case made and pro.
vided.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
State, at Montpelier, this twenty third
day of October, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight, and of the independence of the T..
nited States the sevcnty-third
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
BY the Governor,
5S7w3l GEoRGE F. HouGnroN, Secretary.