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St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
G. COMBS. Register.
NOTICE.

'ENHE undersigned. commissioners ap.
printed by 81. Marv's County CIR.
cut Court TO valu" and divide tie real
estate Of Jane Monarch, late of said
county, deceased. according 20 he provi-
sions Of the Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby Civ"
notice TO all concerned that we snail
meet on the premises cn Monday, the
llth day Of October next, 10 proceed in
in the business for which we have been
appointed.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
STATE Of MARYLAND.

A Tan Orphans Court hid for st.
II Marv's county, al The Court House
ia Leonard Town, on the 9Th dav Of
Aagus' in tie wear Of our Lord one
THOUSAND eight bundred and lifiy Two.
Present. Ennedi:t l. Heard, Es1,
Chief Judge. Richard H. Reeder AMI
.Tauies X Hpew.ll. Esqrsx Associate
Judges, e. j. Durant, Sheriff. and q.
Combs, Regi-ter,
Among olher proceedings were the
following. to wit: On application of
Benedic, | Heard and Sally C.. Cough,
executors Of James J. Cough, late Of
Saint Marys county. deceased, it is or
dered by the Cont that the said aSecu.
tors give he notice required by law for
the creditors 10 file their claims against
The estate Of the said decreased, for divi-
dend. in the Register Of Wills Office. On
or before the second TUESDAY of Oclobe.
next. and thar this order be published in
the st. Mary's Beacon once week
until the said second Tuesday OF Ocio.
Der next.
In testimony that the tsorsgoing is
true copy taken from one The records
~ of the proceed lhs Or
Is phans' Court Tor 81 Mary's
~ county. have hereunto sub
scribed my name. and affixed the sea!
of the said court. this 9Th day Of August.
in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and tifytwo.
G COMBS, Register.
TN conformity with the above orde'
Il we hereby give notice TO all persons
having claims against The estate Of The
late James J Cough, to file the same for
dividend, in tn. Office Of the Register Of
Wills, On or before he second Tuesday
in October newt; Otherwise, they will
be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate.
BENEDICT 7. HEARD
SALLY C.. COUGH,
Angus. Il. Executors.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

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Street Nna,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
FOR THE
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
The DenserusIe Organ

II seems the Democracy OF Gaiiia
county are desirous Of an organ' anu
have requested the use of the columns
Of the Courier, which ofcourse was rec
Iy granted. The fling at the Jourhai
and the Wing party, by trio oil young
men. who know little of the political
principles of any party. more than that
tbey received their notions by regular
descent. will do little damage.
Well, we are glad this ''Central Com
mittee" have found an outlet for their
Democratic fervor, and we rejoice that
we have those who will speak by au-
thority for the Democracy of Gallia
county, though they be no greater than
this trio of nestlings. and the conductors
Of the "Courier." Though we have uni
formly given the use Of our columns to
the Democracy whenever requested, yet
we lever expected therefor, anything but
abuse. Give US now an open fight,
show your hands, and ALPS well.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
The KneeiInx caIuusy-LscsFses Charge
Re6.trd.-G,ess-r nr.m Capt Naylsr.

The Kneeilng caInuny-LocsfSeo Charge
Ref.trd.-Lesssr nrsn Capt. Naylsr.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Jour-
nal OF Monday contains a lengthy
letter from Capt. NaylOr, who had
command Of the Pennsylvania Vol
unteers engaged in the Mexican war,
which most effectually disposed Of
another vile slander against Gen.
Scott. We make the following ex-
tract, which we commend to the
public:
EDITOR OF THE JoURNAL-My at
tention has been called TO an editori.
al article in the Pittsburgh Dispatch
Of Friday. under the caption Of the
"&neeling story" which il is stated
that the editor has been requested 10
ask, by one who was through the
war, "if the Cameron Guards o
Harrisburgh and Capt. Naylor'.
Company Of Philadelphia, were moi
(while on main guard duty at Jalapa,,
obliged to kneel TO the "host" carried
in a Catholic procession, and this
under a general order issued previou:
to general order No. 297."
As the Capt. Naylor named in
this inquiry, | am asked what have
to say upon the subject, and whether
Gen. Scott ever issued an order such
as above indicated.
NV reply is, there was never such
a general order. No such order wa:
ever made known to the army. My
company never was called upon tc
obey such order, or any command
purporiing to be founded on such
order. My company never die
kneel 10 the procession OF th'
"Host," either by obligation or other
wise. Gen. Scott never issued al
order imposing any such obligation
nor one that would afford any pre-
text or excuse TO any officer under
him, for issuing such an order. o.
imposing such an obligation. Th'
whole thing is fabrication, and is a
war with that large, intelligen
spirit of charity, so broadly con
siderale OF the rights and sensibili
ties of all, so eminently distinguish
ing Gen. Scott.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

ONO UNIvERsITY.-Dr. Ryors
has resigned the Presidency OF the
Ohio University, and the vacancy
has been filled by the election Of DIR.
Tomlinson formerly OF Augusta
college Ky). DR.. Ryors goes to
Bloomington (Ta,) college.
Rev. Solomon Howard. Of Spring
field, succeeds 10 the Professorship
Of Natural Sciences: and Rev. james
F. Givin, now OF Pomeroy, was
elected Principal Of the Preparatory
Department, a post filled for some
months by Rev. o. NJ. Spencer.
The Board Of Trustees also agreed
upon disposing Of 500 Scholarships.
embracing term Of three years.
at the rate Of fifteen dollars each.
The above facts we learn from the
Athens Messenger.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
Dread1.I Aee.aea.-rw. NE, K,u,s.

Yesterday afternoon, about five o..
clock, while the Iaborers were engaged
in hosting an immensely heavy stone
to the top Of the unfinished building Of
Judge Hart on Fourth street, between
Main and Sycamore. the derrick gave
way and two men were precipitated TO
the ground and instantly killed. Their
names were William Hughes and Wal
ter Welch. The former has left wife
and several children, and resided on
Longwor.h street. between Elm and
Plum; the latter a wife but no children,
and lived on McAllisier street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets. The bodies
Of these poor men, who have been thus
suddenly taken to the eternal world. as
it were in the spring time OF life, as they
lay upon the ground, presented shock
ing spectacle. Falling some seventy
feet there was nothing of them but a
commingIed mass of broken bones, and
crushed flesh. The sight was horrible
indeed. We sicken at the thought while
we wrile.-Cin. Com.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
Elections.


NoRTR CARoLINA.--There is no doubt
of Reid's (Dem.) reelection as Cover
nor. The Senate will probably be DEM
ocratic and the House Wing.
IowA.-The returns received indicate
the election OF TWO Wing Congressmen
that State is represented by two Dem
ocrats in the present Congress.
MIssoURr.-The majority for General
Price, Democrat, for Governor. is about
10000.
According TO the official returns. John
G. Miller, (Whig,) for Congress, in the
Third District, has 578 majority.
The parties in the Legislature will be
known as Benton and i-Benton.
Benton's majority for Congress is very
large. We have not sufficient returns
from other States to enable us to give
the precise result.
The Statesman says Mr.. ValIandig-
ham is the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Montgomery district
This is the young man who made a
speech here last fall.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

DR.. Patrick, delegate in the Ma
tional Wing Convention from the
Kanawha and Mason district, being
one of the Virginia delegates that
voted for Scott throughout, has been
censured by certain boiling wings
in that State as not representing
the sentiments of his State. The
Central Committee of Kanawha
county, in view Of .his charge, have
formerly stated that they are entirely
satisfied with the course pursued by
their delegate, DR.. Patrick, in that
Convention, as dictated by a sound
discretion, and as the one best CAL
culated TO promote the best interests
Of the Wing party and Of our glori-
Gus Union. y
Resolved, further, That Gen.
Scott, at the time Of the session OF
the late whig convention at Balti-
more, and still is, the first choice of
the whig party in this portion Of the
Old Dominion.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
Ear Son CoNvENTIoN.-Thi

FREE SOIL CoNvENTIoN.-This
convention met at Pittsburgh on the
Ilth inst. Every shade of Aboli-
ton sentiments was represented
Ex-Judge SpauIding, of this State,
was appointed temporary chairman.
Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, was made
permanent chairman, and Fred
Douglass was one Of the Secretaries.
John P. Hale, of New Hampshire,
and George w. Julian, were nomi-
mated as candidates for President
and Vice President.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

DEATH OF LEVI BUCKINGHAM Levi
Buckingham, SEN. died at his residence
in Symmes township on Thursday. the
28th of July, 1859, aged 81 years. Mr..
Buckingham was one of our pioneers,
and was highly respected by all who
knew him. He has gone TO his rest full
of years, and left good name behind
him. Mr.. Buckingham purchased the
farm on which he lived and died, Of
Judge Symmes in 1887, at 80 1-3 cents
an acre, and it is now worth $3.50 per
acre. He was volunteer with St. Clair
at his defeat. and was left without any
supplies to find his way home. He was
about three weeks, without food, except
what he picked up in the woods.
Gin. Gdzette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
Arrival of the steamer Africa.
New York. Aug.

NEW YORK, Aug. IL.
Corn is lower. Yellow is quoted
at 3ls, and white 2Ss.
Some OF the Circulars quote Ohio
and Orleans -four at 20a20s Cd.
The election returns are all in, but
the majority is so small that it was
not knowp when thss- Aries left,
whether Tue Ministry was in the
majority or in The minority.
!: 1t was expected that the new Par
lament would meet in the third
week in October.
The prospects of the growing
crops were good.
There are further reports Of the
Election Riots in Ireland.
The French Ministry had been
changed-Droyne de L'Hugo is the
new minister Of foreign affairs.
The receipts into the French
Treasury have been increased.
Gen. Gowmand. .he attendant Of
Napoleon in bis exile, died at Paris
July 23d.
Rogers Spinning Mill, near Tours,
was entirely consumed.
The Spanish expedition to the.
Philippine Islands was successful.
Count Messelrode, the Premier TO
Russia, has been succeeded by Baron
Mayendorf.
Cholera was prevailing at War
saw.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

A country court in France, has con-
demned the owner of dog that had
gone mad, and had caused the death by
hydrophobia, of man with three chill
dren, TO a fine of 10000 francs, to be
divided between the children, and kept
in trust till each comes of age. His Of.
fence was, not that his dog had run mad
but that he had neglected TO muzzle him
and had thereby disobeyed the police
REGULATIONS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

TREASURE IN New JERsEY.-The
Mt. Holly Mirror tells an almost
Incredible story, that some Of Capt.
Kidd's treasure has been found
among the Pines, and that the occu
pants OF that region are in a state Of
intense excitement. A man dreamed
for several nights successfully that
he should find this treasure, the
place TO be indicated by four iron
bars projecting from the earth. He
went and found his dream realized
Two hundred and forty thousand
dollars had been discovered up TO
Monday night, buried in iron chests,
and the people have turned out with
their pickaxes in further search for
the treasure
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

The CARD OF THE VINO CEN
TRIAL CoMMITTEE.--We invite the
particular attention Of every Wing
in the county to the card OF the Cen
traI Committee. The arrangement
can hardly fail TO give satisfaction TO
all. The plan proposed is certainly
a judicious one.
First, the County Convention,
composed Of delegates from each
township, to nominate county off,
GERS, is in accordance with resolu-
tion passed by the Wing Convention
last fall. The township meetings.
September 4th, should be remember
ed and generally attended. Don't
forget them.
The Mass Meeting Of the friends
of Scott and Graham, on the same
day, Sept. 10Th. will be the great
meeting in Gallia during the cam
paign. The Committee have writ>
ten 10, and confidently expect, some
Of the ablest and most popular public
speakers in the country. On the
same day the Wigs OF Gallipolis
will raise Scott pole and colors.
Lei all make arrangements TO be pre-
sent on that day, both friend and
foe. A further notice Of this meet
ing may be expected hereafter. The
mode of selecting district Assessors
will meet with favor. The Conven-
lions TO be held in the neighoorhood
where the selection is TO be made
from, as well as the large delegation,
must prove acceptable. We hope
to see these Conventions fully attended.
We trust also hereafter TO announce that
the occasions are TO be improved by
large collections of the electors within
the district, to prepare more thoroughly
for the approaching elections.
About two months only remain for
preparation for the State elections. and
then shortly follows the Presidential
election. Now TO the york in right
good earnest. Wings have every in
ducement to work while the day lasts,
both in respect to The character of their
candidates, and the soundness of their
principles. Then 10 The work, and as
thersward, merit and right shall prevail
over indifference and wrong.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
IoConferrncr.

The Ohio Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold its annual
session in this city, commencing on
Wednesday the first day Of September.
Bishop James is expected to preside az
the Conference, assisted by Bishop simp-
ton The number of preachers in the
Conference is, we understand, about
$50; and our Methodist friends anlici-
pate having a number of very intere ST.
ing meetings.-ZrHesUiLe Courier,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
For the GallipoIis Journal.
"ChIppewn Cfub.0
FRIDAY, Aug. 18th, 1885,

FRIDAY, Aug. 18th, 1852.
In compliance with a previous no.
tice a meeting OF tbs Wings Of this
Township. met at the Court House
for the purpose OF forming "Chip-
pewa Club"
Mr.. E. S. Menager. Jr., after
stating the object Of the meeting,
was, on motion Of Mr.. A. Gushing,
elected President and took the chair.
F. Carel, Jr. was :hen elected Secre-
tary.
A motion was then made and
carried TO appoint a COMMITTEES Of
three TO draft Constitution and Bv-
Laws, said COMMITTEES consisting of
F. Cushing, G. C. Hawkins and E. T.
Shepard. aas
A. Cohn. G. Carel, and F. CareI,
Jr., were appointed a committee to
select suitable songs Tor the club.
II was moved and carried that
The proceedings Of This meeting Es
published in the Journal and Courier.
after which the meeting adjourned
10 meet next Saturday evening at the
Church.
F. CAREL. JR., Sec'y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

A MONSTER SHARK.-The Savannah
Republican says that a monster shark
was caught in that harbor on Friday last.
1t measured fifteen feet from the end of
its tail to the tip of the nose, and when
opened 1t was found 10 contain ten king
crabs, a sea-gull, and a mans boot.
with anv quantity of bones, resembling
those Of the human body. lttook seven
men to haul and lash it to the gunnel Of
tho pilot.0oat. The jaws contained
eight rows of teeth.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

SENTENCE OF DRATH-Jane Williams,
the colored woman who massacred the
Winston family. at Richmond, Va, was
arraigned for trial on Monday, when she
plead guilty. and was sentenced TO be
hung on the 10th of September next, the
law allowing thirty days in capital cases.
The trial Of her husband, John Williams,
for the same charge, was postponed un-
Ill the September court.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

CoNGEEss.-The session Of Con-
gress is drawing TO close, as may
readily be seen by looking at the pro-
ceedings. Yesterday there was more
work done in both Houses, than in
any previous week of the session.
The Senate got through with the
Appropriation bill, and the River and
Harbor bill was reported from the
committee, Nth amendments, which
we hope will not retard the final pas
sage OF she bill.
The House also did some work. Il
passed the Civil and Diplomatic APpro-
priation bill. Now that the spirit Of CO.
ing something is at work among the
members, we trust they will go on and
pass the other important measures be-
fore them. not forgetting or neglecting
the French Spoliation bill, which justice
and our fair fame demands should not
be overlooked.-Bah. Patriot.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
To rAs vVhIs. ct Gam. Csuusy.

At meeting of the Wing Gen.
trai Committee, in Gsllipolis, on
Friday. the 18th inst, e. S. MEEA-
GER was appointed Chsirman, and
F. CUsurSe. Secretary. Where
upon the following resolutions were
Resolred, That a Mass Meeting
Of the friends Of ScorT and GRaHAS
in Gallia County bs held on Friday,
the 10th, at Gallipolis.
Resolved, That a Wing County
Convention, composed OF Delegates
from The several Townships, be held
at the same time and pFacs, for the
purpose Of nominating a County
Auditor, a County Commissioner,
and County Surveyor.
ResOlUed, That the Delegates from
the townships oil Addison, GaIIipo-
lis. Clay and Ohio, comprising the
First District, a: the same time and
place. at I O'Clock P. NJ, nominate a
candidate to be supported for District
Assessor for said District.
ReSOlUed, That the townships COM
prising the other Districts, select sep.
crate Delegates, at the same time and
place that Delegates are selected to
represent them in County ConveD-
ton, TO meet in District Convention,
to nominate District Assessors in
manner following:
Second District, composed Of
Springfield, Green, Harrison an6
Guyan, on Thursday, the 18th day
ol September next, at the Town
House in Green township, at ] o'clk
P. NJ.
Third District, composed Of Che
shire, Morgan. and Huntington, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF September
next, at Obadiah Ralph's, in Morgan
township, at ore o'clock P. NJ.
Fourth District, composed Of Rae
coon, Walnut, Perry and Greenfield,
on Thursday, the 23d of September
next, at the town Of Patriot, in Per,
~ township, at one O'Clock P. M.
ResolUed, That the Delegates to
the County Convention, as also the
Delegates to the several District Con-
ventions, be elected by the Wing vo-
Iers Of their respective townships, at
the usual place of holding elections
in said townships, on Saturday, the
4th day OF September next, at ten
O'Clock A. Nj.
RfsJlred, That the basis Of repre-
sentation in the County Convention,
to be held in GalliPolis, shall be one
Delegate to every fifty Wing votes
cast for Governor in 1851, and one
delegate to every fraction over twen-
ty FIVE, and that all townships not
having the required number shall be
entitled to one delegate. That the
basis Of representation in the Dis
trict Conventions shall be one dele
gate 10 every twelve Wig votes
cast Cor Governor in 1851, and that
townships not having the reqnired.
number shall Be snItlad -iaOas- -dsi%
gate.~
Subject to lie above resolutions
the several townships will be entitled
TO the following number Of delegates
for the County Convention, to be
held on the 10th day Of September
next, at Gallipolis:
CHE L.. IIT .. a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

+ -CHobERA.-At BuffaIo.sxN. W for
three days ending 9th st..+tbere were
80 cases and s deaths by cholera. At
Sandusky City for 3 davs ending August
Cd. there were six deaths by Cholera
DIR. JohnJay Treat, an eminent physi-
clan Of Rochester. died of cholera last
week.
The Louisville Courier states that
considerable fatal sickness, resembling
cholera has prevailed in the upper por.
ton of Jefferson county, along "BIack
Rum" in that State, and that 90 deaths
had occurred during the past three
weeks.
During week before last sixteen deaths
from cholera occurred at Peru, III.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
sInlunry Honor. In New Orleans. :

A correspondent Of the New York
Times, writing from New Orleans.
informs US that the corporation Ct
that city has purchased a fine park
in the fourth district, lately known
as the city Of Lafayette, which is to
be styled Henry Clay Park, and 10
contain a statue OF the great states.
man Of Ashland. Powers, tn g
American sculptor, has also nearly
finished a statue Of Franklin, execu-
ted for the Franklin Association Of
New Orleans, and intended 10 be
erected in another new park in that
city, which is 10 be called Franklin
Square. Still another statue, that
of Andrew Jackson, has been
ordered, and the park in which it is
TO be placed, Jackson Square, is
already laid out, handsomely i'm
RpeEsS, aRd Is said to be very beauti.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
Our RaIIroad.

The friends of the G., J. & G. Rail-
road will be grati6ed to hear that Mr..
Chns. B. Shaw, of the Virginia Contra
Road, has arrived here, and is now, in
company with the President of the COM
pany, and other gentlemen, taking a
view of the proposed route of the road,
preliminary to the surveys.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

Joseph R. Ingersoll. of PENNSYLVANIA,
has been appointed Minister TO England,
in place Of Mr.. Lawrence. Mr.. lnger-
soil was Chairman of the Committee on
the Judiciary, at the time that Mr.. Fill
more was Chairman of WAYS and Means
Committee in the House, and they have
long been personal friends.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
TRE HONEY BEE IN CALIronNIa.-M

THE HONEY BEE IN CALIFoRNIA.-Mr.
w. Buckley. of Newburg. New York,
has succeeded in introducing the honey
bee in California. Out of three hives
taken from that State, he succeeded in
crossing the Isthmus with one, which
arrived at San Francisco recently in a
healthy and working order. Great diff
iculty has been experienced in import
ing bees 10 the Pacific, in consequence
of the wax melting in the tropics. Nu-
merous experiments have failed on this
account.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19
WEsrMIEsrER REvIEw.-The

WESTMINSTER REvIEw.-The
American edition OF this periodical
commenced its 35th Vol. with the
July number. The July number has
for its Conients-Secular Education;
England's Forgotten Worthless; The
Future Of Geology; Lord Jeffrey
and the Edinburgh Review; Tenden.
cies Of England; The Lady Novel
lists; The Political Life and Senti-
ments Of Niebuhr; The Restoration
OF BELIEF; Sir Robert Peel and his
Policy; Contemporary Literature OF
England; Contemporary Literature
of America; Contemporary Litera-
turs of Germany; Note TO the April
Number.
Terms.-For one Review, 50 a
year; for Two, S5; for Three. 81;
for the Four. Ss; BIackwood's
Magazine, So; Blackwood and the
Four Reviews, SO.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co.,
New York.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-08-19

The several townships will be en-
titled TO the following number of
delegates 10 the District Convention:
lsT DIsTRIcT-At GalliDolis Sept.
l0lh-Gallipolis IA, Ohio 2, Clay 5,
Addison s.
; 2ND DIsTRIcr-Town House in
Green township Sept. I6th-Spring-
field 5, Green s, Harrison 6, Guyan l.
3D DIsTRIcT-At o. Ralph's, in
Morgan, Sept. lSth-Cheshirs s,
Morgan 5, Huntington 8.
4TH DIsTRIcT-Town OF Patriot,
Sept. 23d-Raccoon s, Walnut 4,
Perry 7, Greenfield /.
By order Of the Wing Central
Committee.
E. S. MENAGER, Chm.
+. CUSHING. Sec'y.