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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18

yhe Y 81 % see of the new floating
hridrfo,-N >mplain, we find in the
Lake Champain Beacon of saturday:
On Monday for the first time n the history Of
the world, Lake Champlain was crossed iby
train Of cars The Floating Bridge emerged
from its slips--the monster Sea Serpent crept
forth from his den, and stretched his huge pro-
portions from pier TO pier. connecting shore with
Shore State with State, New England with the
West.
Without difficulty or accident and with as
little delay as could have been expected on the
first trial of this novel and grand invention
the youngest born of Campell's scheming brain,
the whole Boston tran engine and all, passed
safely over from the Vermont 10 the New York
shore of Lake Champlan
The excitement, the enthusiasm, was hides
crbabe. The Monster Depot,-5O0 feet long
bv hundred hroad-the wharf the piers, tine
hotel. were crowded TO their utmost capacity -
His Marine Majesty received such royal greet
ing as probably Sea Serpent never received be-
fore Barnum with his grand caravan, and snake
hunters IN search Of the ocean king, must hence
forward seek their Leviathan in the anti-sane
waters of Lake Champain We can at all e.
vents show our Bostonian friends, who travel
this way, as great a curiosity and one ccrlny
much more real than their Serpent Sovereign Of
the Main who has never yet been caught. while
we have ours in harness,-we, Of the Inland Sea /!
We suspect Gov. Paine will not permit Camp
bells scheming brain" to carry all the honor Of
this invention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18
Notices of Applications to the
Legislature.

For the incorporation of Health Insurance Co
at Montpelier. For incorporation of the Me-
CHANCES Bank at Burlington, $4,000 capital
For Bank at White River Junction For alter
alton OF the charter Of the Woodstock Railroad
Company SO as TO extend their road to some point
ON the Rutland g. Burlington r. X. For a Rail
road from Ludlow to Woodstock and thence to
Hartford near White River Junction. For a
bank at koyaiton; also at Bellows Falls and
North Troy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18

Female Doctors. Mrs Sarah ]. Hale, in an ar
ticle IN Godey's Ladys Book for August, takes
strong ground IN favor of the practice Of medl-
cine by females. She says there are few self
evident propositions, and it would be questioning
the common sense of mankind to doubt the gen
eral belief on these points. One is, that women
are by nature better qualified than men to take
charge of the sick and suffering second, that
mothers should know the best means of preser-
ing the health of their children; and third point
Is, that female physicians are the proper aiten-
dants for their own sex in the hour Of SORROW
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18
Lightning.

On Friday last thunder storm passed in this
vicinity, which though not abundant in rain, was
accompanied by an abundance oflightning. The
Lose Of Almon Poor, in Berlin, struck
an ,oaly c.iro,' and in Washington mill
,,oss..nol .o T. w ,,oa who was at
work in 1t, was instantly Killed NJ
insured in part in the Farm. & Mech. Go.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

W Ill he snid "a public auction, by orief ~ ne 10
W ROTATE CouT pf The nsTict o nshinsioP en- i
the 2mh dlY Of sept at o'ciock r. H. 90 TIE h7i'
state street 90 the sagepf Montpelier, the Whole OF
fea 'st'e OF ~ n. bANLts. late at said Moni AZ,
rrf.td drrrfibed as follows. VIZ bne pew ~ tht M
caaPrl -ew the briok Chu,eh aud three pes u
liscopl tuut,h,As" wiil 10 cod above 30 lee -
line ami place, al nght, title and lntefest whch 10
estate holds in ana unto tAe following described real esa
aud nov undef huuglgc, House, tiuiuu t''-' 80
LIT, beng the laa Homestead OF the SAID deccaseui
Houses AID Lott aud Planning NJ an and Land ana nee
TO. All sNd Estate abose named IL situated ~ ''
Montpelier viiioge.
Alcoholic, -, Ia a. i-Si 449
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THE SENATE.

The following gentlemen will compose the
next Senate Of Vermont -
WHIGS.
addison County.-Edwa-d Seymour, Bella
Howe.
Bennington, VIM Bgslow, Ira X. Batcheder
ChiitendOn, iIeman Barstow, Albert q. Whit
more
Franklin, Homer L, Royce, George Green
Harmon Northrop
Esser, John Dewey.
Orleans, Henry NJ Bates.
Rutland, John Crowley, Jas, X Hyde, Elisha
Lapham.
Windham, Asa Wentworth Jr, John r. Blake,
liza Goodhuc.
bindsor, Warren Csuier, Daniel l.. Lyman,
asa II, Foster, Crosby Miller.
COAIIrIONISTS.
Caledonia, VIM. Mattocks, Epllraim Chamber
lin.
Orange, Geo. P. Baldwin, Phineas Moulton.
Benz. hurber, Jr.
Washington, e. q. Eastman, Leonard Keith.
LdmoiLe, George w Bailey.
OLD LINE LOCOFOCO.
Grand Isle, David Marvin
Wings, 81
Coalltionlsts b
I
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n greeable Surprises.

Mountaineering!
NoRwicH-Whig
SrRAFFORD-Whg!
BRAISrREE-Whig -!
DANyILLE-Whig III!
Well done, Wings. Permit us to commend
to you the noble example of CHELSEA Now
that you have got good hold, HOLD on.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18

ing to the advertisement of Messrs. Whiting,
kehoe & Galloupe, who possess advantages for
the manufacture and sale of Ready Made Cloth
ing, not surpassed by any house IN the city of
Boston Long experience in the business, united
with the best facilities and the most untirng en-
ergy, have placed this firm in position to com
pete with the whole world and 1.-THE rest Of man
kind"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18

adams House, Boston. This house, so pleas.
antly located on Washington street. the fashion
able thoroughfare of the city and near Boston
Common, is nearly new, and Is fayorably known
throughout New England as first class hotel.
1t changed hands IN March last, aud is now con-
Quoted by Mr.. 5. Is. Robbins, late of the Parker
House New Bedford, assisted by that prince OF
good fellows the Major" During the summer
the whole house has been re- painted and return
ished IN the best manner and in keeping with the
Improvements OF the times. The main hail. OF
receiving room, on the first floor, has been en-,
larged, and is now seventy five feet in depth
The floors are laid with marble, new style sofas
&c, introduced, and it is not excelled by any
Hall in Boston. The private entrance has beer
changed and improved ladies' and gentlemen.
parlors remedelled, and every improvement ant
luxury introduced that money could command
and experience dictate. These changes place
this hotel in the first rank among the hotels O
New England. The Governor of the State, hi.
Council, and State officers in general make thi,
house their home, and is sure guarantee Il
gentlemen and families abroad that the 4" Ad
ans" Is all that can be desired pleasant anC
quiet home Boston Ertning Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18

State Far.-The collection Of people was i'm
mense-oaiables and drinkabes srarce--addres-
ses excellent-exhbition of sheep first rate-of
horses, ditto-and of cattle, not good as
Washington County alone exhibited last year
At the first irouiug match, French horse beat
the field in the subsequent matches, the hlor-
gans'' beat the Black-Ilawks.7 Such is the
account we have of the fair
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18

Essex county gives Williams i5l votes and 81
majority-last year 42I votes and II minority
and is 1.-THE banner county," being the only one
which has increased both its yot and its maj
Hon. John Dewey Is reelected to the Senate by
u majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18
NOTICE.

IHE Members Of She Nermoul Aivtuai Live soes ln'v
uncr tumpant are hereby uouhed end warned &c '''i
"a thr Office OF said Cumpany, m Montpelier, the hN'
"Wednesday of October lc5I O'CLOCK lhe aitnl'sn
Tor the pufpusc of elocnng directors of said COMPANY l
ho yoal cnsung, prescribed ihs act Of 'neopof'
ard R'-lw- thereof
sAM'L WELLS. secfeiaH.
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Government and the Cuban .4gltation. The
Executive department at Washington long since
sent on instructions to New Orleans, which if
obeyed, would have prevented the sailing of the
Pampero, and saved all the lives which were sa-
critied at Havana. The Collector of New Or
leans and other United States officers are beliey-
ed TO have been guilty Of the most cupabe dis
obedience and neficiency.
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Washington County The following is t

THs Weaiher-On Friday evening last the
thermometer was up among tue nmcues on
Sunday morning there was frost and on Mon
day morning ice as thick as wudow-gass was
formed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18

Free Democracy anil he Lishm1n's Etnec. A
certain far-seelng lrshman would build a stone
fence and he made 1t four feet high and SIX
feet thick and be gave a reason for his shrewd
calculation ;adi iohen his fence teH doca Il nigh
be higl r, than irheH i stood upright
East 50 did the free Democracy on the 3lst of
Nay 1919 They made platform so broad
that when it came TO fall in pieces, as their pro
phetcn souls told them II would, il might contain
every species of Democracy. Scarcely had the
strange and unheard-ol structure been compile
ted when 1t began to tumble to the ground In
1871, mol one stone rtmGins upon another Free
Soil, and Free Democracy are all gone, aud bri-
airs and ulstes nod above them. On their ruins
sits grim iorgetiuness with her digit ON her nose,
hooking at the plumbers of ambitious men.
But what has been gained by the prostration
OF principles aud downfall of candidates Sim
ply this, every stone of this fence, designed
% TO fall upward" Is either appropriated to build
ing the walls Of Locoiocoisn or is preserved by
the curious antiquary as a specimen Of " folly in
ruins, '-.Hercuy.
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Henry Wool bury's Estate,

sTA1EO VERMONT The Pia1ate Court ho'ds9 o.
Washington bsu a., s.. Montpelier IA and Tor s''' "
tfiot, sort loih, ISL go.
William H. Cinfk, Of MiddleseS, Executor on the t,s
OF llenfy Woodbury., late OF Montpelier IA IN sam a's
dsearrd makes spphcation to hts Couu here lo 40
Of tho heretofore allowed him 10 the Deus
iion estate, and the legacies IN the wio sid 'e,l
settle his Administration accOu.t until son, w.
d,y Nhorsupon, ordered that the same BE- elssseo
ct aid be holden At the Probate omI.
MONTPELIER NJ. 81 day OF OCTOBER le5l. al o.n
NJ, iuf heaSug ami decision aud tarhef ofdefea u a.
ronccn,d be notified thereof by publishing HE supsA
.aii Application and oiteTs thereon, three weeks su'
|, IA the Nsfuiput aichinan aud state JoufHs ph''u
SAID Monipoet, al previous said time OF Faii he1s
aud docicn, that ,hey may appear II they see cause A"
Jcct thereto by The tnuft, =. ,s, n
Attest, LYMAN bklGhS, h't'
tine Copy Of Record, ...,..,,., D.,
a. Atte-t, LYMAN bhlD1Si Nt-
The uudrrsigned c,tzeu. OF MontpeeI, BeIn, " slv,
BHue N,dUl sex, would respectfully say - the a.
his vloHiiy, aud abroad that have saved our h
he pact year, lu Nafas making. aud hnd u - pfuhA
than any pat OF The eofn growing busne
Would .ecunnltni al and 3" eDcuufise nv ~
efpn.e u taken hoia at right the extra w'fk . pu
hIng. The husks viii mush mere than pay iof ,,.
he corr and do see, Why may with a. mu'n r.
liey, leave ia hrli. waste ia b@rnya'ds h
II tou u husks, for tun OF husss u. Il
SO each, konIe markets readily han s
800,
HENRY MUTT, ALLEN GAl.Lls0N'
4. {. WING, ROLLINS LANeoN'
LESTER NALL, JAKEu GOLLD,Jfi
= a. FLINT, kLAND uON Ah'i
LEANDEg MAKREN, HIRAM SHELLEY, ,xs
JAMES b sCOSEL, sIEN ems .. slt'At.
Aug. 6, le5i.
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at Montpelier SEPT. 2,d, aud continue .e,ca days
G.. q. HuRNHAM,
state supt q. SCHOOL,,
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More Counterttits.-S5 notes on the Thames
Bank, at Norwich, Conn. which are exceedingly
well executed, to deceive, as they have done, the
hes, judges, have made their appearance.
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THE STAR THAT NEW
Err SETS.
Additional Election Returns.

Annexed are returns Of the vote for Governor
from - towns, making, in all that We have re-
ceived, 300 towns. The majority for the Wing
state ticket is l03)-being 355 less than last
year.
House Landgrovc has elected loco--noi
a Wing, as reported in our LAST and Braintree
should be credited with Wing. With these
corrections, and the additions below, the result
is as follows: Wings ll5, opposition 81; last
year, Wings 1913, opposition "a. One town to
be heard from, which last year elected an oPpo-
siton member. A good ,cork,ng Vhig major
ify this year-frst because all must be always
on hand and last, because they must work 10
pefher
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70 ''.' ''.. oao' s'o, Mo. o'a'.a N''i'" &C..
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Letter from one Of rs. JIriim IN The Lopez
Expeditions The Louisville Ken. Courier pub
lslcs the following letter. addressed 90 the edit
oroi that paper boy john Fisher, one of the 80
men under Col. Cruculen who were executed
~ Havana an the lG'h nit The Courier says
ihat Mr.. Fisher bad been employed for some
time 10 the louisville Marine Hospital, and that
he was subsequently engaged ih the business of
cuppug and iecching u that city.
NAvANA, Aug. H.. 1851.
.Ur ~. y. Haidfnau T,i1or Lousraie Courier.
Deqr ST l,ke this last opportunity and
liberty of sending YOU this oitcr, for the benefit
of those who VIII probably come 20 CUBA
SIR, Gen. Lopez has deceived us all he is a
traitor and 30 gentleman. There is no reyolu-
ton here as TIE papers have stated Ten all
those who intend 70 visit Cuba not to COME for
Mcy all viii be shot There Is no chance To get
back again Ii any officer has raised a compt-
my on companies tell them through your paper,
If yon think proper, to dispcrse, for the expedi-
tonIs all q great hInbug. don't like 10 see
O'llar bringing men here iroul Kentucky to be-
shot
Sir, am condemned 10 be- shot, and as have
only Ga" minutes % lsc. ! thought would
inform YOU that hiy 81 us wi., De- shot shortly
Col. Caitenien. ifo'a Louisville Is among the
Dot. Give ny best rcgirJs to all my friends |
would write more. hUt ! cannot DO SO for want
Of time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18
FARMERS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.

NOTICE hereby gwen GO tho members Of tho fafng'
- Mutu'i Pre- Issuance COMPANY that ihr Second a.
ua.l Meeting OF tho Company Will be- holden ai he tm-
in honip Ihurday. October 10, lr5l nt 10 oe,
A. n Co, the PprPoso of choosinEa Boari # Dmccon
he ensuing wear, ugieodbs 10 tho charter aad By LAVE oi
sand rompany.
JOSEPH POLAND, seofesH'
Nontn.ls~ SOM IA t.s1 a 81.
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.New PfdnkroGd. Capt. Phson jarrett, who
has distinguished himself by his skillful engin-
eering on the Vermont and Canada Railroad, is
now, with his company of assistants, engaged in
the survey of q route for Pankroad between
n. Adams and Bakersfield. With the excep-
ton Of about two miles at the western end of the
route, the whole route is very feasible and a d.
rect and level road can easily be constructed.-
The farmers of Fairfield and Bakersfield can
reckon IT in months when they will have the
privilege Of transporting their 100000 pounds Of
dairy products. and their lumber over Plank
road to the Railroad or Lake.-.,fessenger,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18
The Thunder storm.

On "Wednesday night we were visited by
severe thunder storm. A letter from friend in
sheffield, dated Wednesday night. gives us the
following account of ITS effects In that town:
At about { O'Clock this evening we had
shower Of rain, attended with heavy thunder and
sharp lightning. The lightning struck barn
owned by Nathaniel Elkns, Esq, of tins village
and IN one minute after the lightning struck, the
barn was completely in flames. It was filed
with hay and grain, and a mare and colt were IN
the barn at the time, but were got out. BY hard
work IN throwing water and tearing down shed
between the barn and other buildings and the
wind being favorable, and the rain considerable
az the time, we were enabled 10 save the dwell
ling house Loss from 3 to 100 dollars-no m
surance -CalcfoHidR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18

J'aohrs' .issoeiaiiono Of ! ,rmont.-The Teach
ers' Association of Vermont held It's first annual
meeting at Waterbury, on the 26th, 27th, and
2-th ult Rev. Wouhington Smith, ID. d.. Of
Vermont University, and President of the Asso.
citation, occup ed the chair, and contributed
much to give "a right direction to the exercises of
the occasion. Addresses were delivered by Mr..
Joseph King Of Newbuy Mr. H. H. pangborn
of johnson, p roiessor Pease of Burington.and bv
Mr.. c. G. Burnham, State Superintendent
The attendance Of teachers was not large, but
the discussions arising from the addresses and
on other topics which came before the meeting,
were highly interesting Chronicle.
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CF~ DR.. josnn SHrrn. of Peachlm. died on
Thursday lhe ith instant, of q dis,a-e Of the head
Severn. days praNol, 20 his decease be YEAS 80
oae %. tle stores 90 u,e yiAlae, and while there
WIS attacked get Was able 20 wHIS home with "A
iltlo ss.stance but soon became so much worse
thtt afterwards h- hardly recognized even his
nearest friends; and after few days Of painful
Illness, passed away Some time since he expa-
nencud sunlir though milder ATTACH. which.with
his knowledge OF MS nature. led hin 90 apprehend
that second would ensue and prove fatal lit
was ascertalned, We understand upon an exlm-
nation, that the brain was sp,tened and blood
vessel M the head had burst. Or. = was ~ years
old lacking few months. As physician. be
was eminent, and while in active life enioYed an
extensive practice. Several years ago he ruin-
ed from the more abofious duties OF a profes-
sioual life Dr. Shedd mad been professor of
religion for the last twenty years, which profes
SION he adorned by well ordered life, Literally
bcstowlng from hs ample mea :, aid TO objects
Of benoyocnce and to public Institutions. We
hear il minated that I'm Il will he remembered
the Peacham Academy and several of the lead
ing benevolent Societies OF the day Caiedonian
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-18

Men York, Friday, Sept l2.-Return of Patriot
Prisoners from Cuba. The steamer Winfield
Scott, with New Orleans dates of the 9TH, arrv-
ed tins 7 w., and brought from Key West Phil
ip ). Van Vechten, who was lieutenant in the
uban Expedition, under Lopez He with two
other prisoners was pardoned through the inter-
cesslon of Capt. Plat, of the U. 5 sloop-of-war
Albany, arrived at Key West on or about the
9Th inst. Mr.. Van Vetchten proposes to publish
full account of the expedition, and the means
resorted to at New Orleans to induce young men
TO joind the invading party.
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ALLEN GALLlSON'
ROLLINS LAWSON
JARED GOuLD, H.
tLAND 40 y Akpi
HIRAM SiBLEf,,p>s
STEVENS :. STEVE,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
The Talcott Court Martial-Finding OF the
Court and Approyal Of the President

WASHINGTON. SaturlRv, July ~.
The findings and sentence OF the Court iaTtial are
That Gen Talcot Is guilty of all the specifications.
with two mpoT;an. exceptions, and gii,N Of all the
charges and the Court does sentence hlm, Breset
Bngadier General George Tacotf, Colonel Of the
Ordnance Department. 20 be dismissed from the ser
wee.
The follow ng Is The Presidents APPROX
ENscUrlvE MANSI y. Jrly :. 1851.
The foregoing proceedings o. Cour Martial Tor
the tral OF BTeye, Brgadier General George racot',
having been Land before me. and has4ls o9en oy me
duly examined and considered, ! herc1y connvm the
same tSicned) MILLAkD FILL
Breyet BngadlCT General George laitou accord
lnely ceases 10 be officer Of The Army rom thus
date In reviewing these proceedings. the President
has seen with regret, and feels coas,Ialn,i to no.
tlce the irregularlty and negligence ~hch. through
out the transaction IN which they origln3ied, charac
terlzed the conduct OF Brevet Colonel ruger, COM
mander OF the Fort Monroe Arsenal. The coma
dence naturally repoSed by hun on The head OF his
corps, furnished, undoubtedly. apology for his
course, but cannot justify Il. The President deems
proper particularly. 10 express his liSap0robaton
of ali private correspondence on o.icia, business.
Such practice not only prevents the preservation
of distinct and ntell gbe record of any trtnSacon
so indispensable IN Government where public
agents are liable 10 be frequently changed. but is in
compatible with the admitted accountability of every
ofhcer employed IN the disbursement, VI public
moneys. By command of the President.
X. JONES. Adjgtant General
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
flicIal
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
SArrapAY. July 4


Pyeonf--A. A. Alyord, Esq, President
IN the Char. Assistant Aid Moore, Haley, Mabbatt,
Boycc. Barr. j. b. Webb, j. Webb, Crane, Miller,
Smith. Tcman, Pearsall, Sands, Ward, Bolster, Ely
Edwards
The Committee on the Fire Department reported
In favor of concurnng with the Board OF Aldermen
approprating $4,000 for the erection of suitable
building on the east end of the R0iunda IN the Park
as houses for Engine No. %. Hose ,arrage No 2s
and Hook and Ladder Carrage No. land for other
public purposes
Assistant Aid Sands moved tO amend by placing
tie building the west end OF the new City iiali-
Lost
The resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen was then
concunod IN by the following vote AHruatt,,-
The President ASST Aid. Moore. Haley, Mabbait,
Poyce Barr, u Webb. j Webb trane, Miller,
smith Teman, Pearsall, Sands Ward, Bolster, Ely,
Edwards.
communication was received from His Honor
the Mayor, in relation To providing suitable lot on
which 10 erect building for TIE Use OF the Nine
teenth Ward POlce-whereupon tne Committee OF
Police to whom the subject had been referred at the
last session, presented report n tayOr Of concuTrng
with the Board Of Aldermen III resolution authofiz
ing the Controller 10 purchase 4 suitable lot ana
appropriaiing s., $50 therefor Adopted by the fol-
loving vote AGrmdtire President. Asst Aid
Moore. Haley, Mabbait, BOyce Barr, j B Weoo, J.
Wehb, Crane, Miller, Smith. Tomdn, Pearsall,
Sands, Ward Bolster, Ely, Edwards.
The Board then a JouTned.
From the minutes. JOHN II CHAMBERS,
Clerk, pro TEN.