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Merchants Insurance Company of New

MeI ICHdHtS 1HSuI dHCe OVWPdHy VI NeW
ORLEANS.
CAPITAL 5000, Oo,0O0............ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEMBERToN President.
A. SCHRIEBER Secretary.
respectfully inhabitants of the Fourth
District (ate that facilitate their relations with this Com
they have established u Jackson where
they prepared INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AND
RIVER RISKS the lowest of TEN PER CENT
will be doing with this Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John Pemberton, Fergus Gardere, Kaspar Asch,
Michel Musson, j. Stafford David Adams,
Manuel J. Garcia, L. r. Kenny, w. W. Vaught,
Thomas j. wv, Gus.ave Leroy, Richard Salter.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
sp2s sm No. 10 Jackson street.
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SPRINGS will be open for the a.

reception Of visitors day of June. Extensive MA
have been made during The ast Mn and 400 to s5o
comfortably accommodated Efficient assistance has
BEEN secured and the themselves that they much
better prepared give satisfaction this than previous No
render the stay of those who
may iay company pleasant anl AgIeeabie
II. -, tssn CONNER Il HENRY, Propietos
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REMOVALS.

I'D pENIOVAL.-BAREILI s. Co. have Temporal
u their 81 Common street No. q COM
mon street.,
D EMOVAL.-R. II. MARI, Attorney at Law,
d u haa from No. II St. Charles street to No. ~ Camp
up stairs. ms 1y
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DACHELORS' HALL, Biloxi, Miss.
u , Formerly FRANKLIN oUsE-rti!LltP t cANTER laHaan
good ABLE will be kept, and the
BAR supplied with the best OF LIQUORS.
-rERMs-
Boarding Lodging per Week 90
U"
iaII2 2f1Nylnl
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,NHADISONVILLE HOTEL.-The sub ffA

I'VE having leased the above Hotel will open the sane k
cSunolate families comfortable As his intention
keep his table supplied with decey Of the season. he hoeso
meet fair patronage The terms for Eoard ares
Per So So
Attached 10 the Hotel BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS
"', r,rIa ia Nm ~ J. J.HARGRAVE MCKAY.
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NTNITED STATES TIMBER AGENT.-The
undersigned having appointed AGENT FOR TIE PRE-
SElsvATIoN OF LIVE OAK AND OTHER TIMBER GROWING On
THE PUBLIC LANDS will vigorously prosecute al violations Si the
espasser All must be addressed No. IS
CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS, OR TO BATON ROUGE.
mh3 Wit L. b. THORPE, u s. lumber agent.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE, Eastern Shore of fsSii

Mobile Bay FREEMAN 4 SMITH, Poprietora THIS EN
well voraby known for its beautiful scenery
elevated airy its fine walks shady groves splendid shower
baths sal water sandy bottom excellent roads
running in various directions with the entire nbere of mosquitoes
renders this places spend to be
onud the The fact Of it's having been crowded
from three months from the beginning is good
evidence being the right sort Of n place. d,
The pass half tho appsia from the city Of New
Orleans alone could pe accommodated.
Mnn alterations have during tho past winter
Ths ROOM much larger hundred and
forty persons BILLIARD SALOON will he added to the other
amisenrn Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS have been
now daily with Mobile and shortly new
low will be the route and make several trips daS
w ipiA'pN ~ ' WILLARD FREEMAN,
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CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
oF TIE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
YIOLETTA.

TransIateo from tGe eeman for gbe Iusisal GaIorIs
by HENRY MASON.
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VpILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss.-Thep pub fi;I
Id lie respectfully informed that this VIII I Sc
SXoN on The first day Attached to the house viii hs found
n and MI ROOM PIN ALLEYS and BATH HOUSES
The TABLE Will supplied with the q tn ,1 S ssa
and Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and pay Trees
Offering eye fine prospect well as Svns nenst se S NJ
and house the coast on account Oh
ts seeh ,ihs d,dula viii be made TO famies myls 3m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

The Democratic ticket has been, with
much truth. drnominaled The Kangaroo
lickei--being much The largest behind. Mr.
King is n gentleman Of superior ability. and
has occupied many high and Important Of.
fees. II is nm our purpose. however. 10
give his bieer ply. but merely 10 show how
udwirabl, his opinions on two very impnr.
ram queslions--SIuvery and Internal I'm
pruvrmenis--agree with those Of General
Pierce and the Platform. We must confess
our admiration of the consistency Of tn"
pary IN these subjects.
Fpr the information Of any Free Soiler
who may contemplate voting the Democratic
ticket, we extract n few senienc,s from u
letter written by Mr.. King To Mr.. Donald,
son. IN l848:
"Thp divisions which unfortunately exist
in The Democratic parry ARE. indeed. us you
so Iurciby represent. deeply 10 br d'pIond,
und IL seluus qursliun is presented Gun the
evil BIZ rrmedird? For one, must confess
tina. can see no such indications, either
Nonh or South. as would lead 10 The belief
tha. The breach will be easily closed up; fof
so long as a large portion Of the former
Democracy IF The Ncr'h mil tend them
seirea 10 he nd, ocacy NJ Fr,e Sril doctrines
10 nuk" cumncn cause ioih ibr unprnc''
pitd and thp iniam' us Ggjtaiors and Aboii-
f0ntSis, NJ porilOn Of The Southern lh mue.
racy will ever be found acting in concrr
wnh then. All cur irOubieS haze arisen
from The extraordinary conduct Of ihos'
nofpSSing D,mocraiS. in v honn The d. ma
crucy once rrp,sed unbuunded confidence
a, lrll d,liehied 10 honor; bm for hen
buse abandonment Of principle. Abolni"nlsn
would have sui been confined 10 purli,a
Of The Wing puriy and small squad oI ig
norunl luhullcs. Bu ior them the Sdutl
would have ben saved from ha, unjus, |, =
lslalion which has arous, d u portion ol ~
proud and excilabe popu'ari"n nousIy L
contemplate dlssolullnn OI ihr: Uuion. 5.
ii have ,ver been Drmncra. of the lpi
lersonian schonl. and ] am hr,uly impt9sse,
with The belief tbal the permDip1cy o
our Government depends on ns being I'D
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Notices.

GoDEy's LADIES Book for July has been receiv-
reading mattLr. Its engravings are finel, exscu-
ted, with, perhaps, the exception Of the portraits
of five distinguished American females. Taken
altogether this number rxcels any previous one
which we have received. We wish the propre-
tors that abundant success they so richly merit.
S.RTAIN's MAGAZINE for the present month is on
our table. The delicate engraving which embe
fishes this number, corresponds well with the
chsste and entertaining reading matter of the
work. 1t is one Of the best monthlies published.
THE CAMPAIGN SIGNAL, published at Washing
ton City by Geo. S. Gideon should lave an exten,
Sve circulation. 1t contains much valuable
political NATTER which cannot be found in news
Iapers not exclusively devoted to politics. The
form is we'll addapted to binding, and those who
take it and preserve their files will have avalua
BILE volume for future reference. The terms are
for the campaign, Single copies, 80 cts; five
copies, SO; fourteen copies, IS /; thirty copies
$40 fifty copies, SIS. Five hundred should be
circulated in Megs county.
THE CAMPAIGN TIM's, published in New York
City, by Raymond, jones' Co., is another ex-
cellent campaign paper, and one calculated tc
do great good-if widely circu ated. as it should
be. 1t is printed on fine paper, clear type, and
is edited with great spirit. Terms, single copy,
so cts; Five copies 80; 10 copies SO 80; 20 copies
S6 so copies $12 so.
There is an excellent Campaign paper issued
from the office CT the New York Tribune; but We
have not yet received number at this Office.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Argument irritates him; because it shows him his
pwn folly and weakness. The slightest ray Of
truth shining from an opposite direction, fills his
puny soul with bitterest enmity. We pity the
unfortunate colored population Of the south,
whose bondage is Of the body, secured by supe-
rior strength of Others; but pity turns to disgust
at the sight of that bigoted creature who ensaves
his own mind and conscience to crafty disor-
dered will.
These remarks were suggested by brace Of
circumstancesywhic we give below:
A prominent Democrat in this vicinity-Mr.
Jacobs-procured and forwarded to us the names
Of twelve new subscribers, most of them Demo-
Gratis, we believe, although he and they well knew
the politics of this paper to be Wing. These
men differ with us honestly and we respect and
honor them. they may be RIGHT and we WRONG,
in po litcal matters; Though we certainly do not
think so. At all events, their willingness to ex-
anime the other side is evidence that their belief
is founded in reason. There are many others Of
the same party who are readers of II e Telegraph.
Contrast with this, the conduct of one II two
others, whose names are not worth mentioning,
who called at our Office and stopped the paper
BECAUSE they were not Wings, and they did not
like to read a Whig paper. If they had said they
had embraced an error, and their cowardIy souls
were afraid of the truth, their language could not
have been palmer Wewant neither their names
nor their money; but we hope some benevolent
Wings will lend them the Telegraph every week
until after election, just to keep them in an i'll
humor We are glad to say they are not Demo
Gratis.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Freemen and Slaves.

He alone is entitled to the name Of freeman,
whose opinions, life, and conduct are governed
by an enlightened reason. In religion, in politics,
in business, in every relation in life, he resolves
to do RIGHT, and in order TO determine what is
right, he Suspends the a ton of his WILL, until
the subject has been examined in all its bearings,
and reason dictates the proper course. His will
is subseryient to his reason. Should he at any
time embrace an error (aId all men are liable to
en-their judgments being fnite), he is always
open to conviction, ready to receive truth and
considers it his first duty to change his course as
soon as he is thoroughly convinced Of his error
Such man we honor--we esteem him as the
"higheSt style Of man "a freeman.
The most abject slave is he who subjects judg-
ment and conscience to will. Narrow minded,
selfish, and prejudiced, his little, slavish soul is
AFRAID to look at truth lie enArEs his neighbor fol
entertaining an opinion in opposition to his own
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Whig Club.

young Whg inquired of us few days since
when would be a proper time to organize Club
of Young Wings in Pomeroy. Our reply was
GAS soon as it can be done-the sooner the BET
ter." Who will makethe call? We are COM
paratively unacquainted with the young Amer
ica" of Pomeroy, but you may depend. on our
cooperation We understand there are some
excellent musicians in our ranks here. If so,
why not organize Glee Club7 Never have po-
ltical songs been more numerous than since the
nomination of Gen. Scott. One Of our pigeon
holes is crammed with them, and we will cheer
fully empty it into the coat pocket Of any one
who will organize Whig Glee Club. II you
intend to do any thing, ii is time you were about
it. Pass the word round
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
The Al erican Fisheries.
DEPARTMENT or STATE.
" ASHlNGToN. July 6,

AsHINGToN. July 6,
Information of an official character has
been received al this Department ,o the fol.
lowing eff CT;
The ia,e Ministry Of England was opposed
10 ,hr gaming ui bnuniics on principle. and
in cuhs qaence II STEADILY refused 10 give
he II cessary assent to The acts of the Coln-
MIA! Legislature granting b"unIies 10 he
fisheries.
The colonies complained severaIly of,his
interference with their local affairs. aud
they further complain that the Cover nmrnl
declined 10 enforce the provisions Ol the
Fishery Convention Of 1873, und thereby
prrnilied Am-rican Fishermen To epcrnach
upon the besI tishIr.g grounds. from which.
under The legal construction Of the lreaiy.
they ought 10 be excluded.
With The recent change of ministry in
England has occurred an entire change Of
pulley. The present Srcre'ary Of State InI
lhe Culuniss. SIR John PackinsInn. has al
dressed circular letter 10 the Governors ut
the Several Nnrlh American Colonies, an
extract lrum which is rs follows
Downing Street, May 99,h. '52.
Among The lruny pressing subj 'cls which
have engaged the al,en,Ion ul he, Mnjrs,y'S :
II inisrrs Since their assumption oI office.
lew have b",n murr inpmIani in their csli'
,Datinn Than HE quesIluns relating 10 the
projection Suiicucd Tor The fsheil's ul the
coas, ol BRUSH North America. Her Maj
rsIy's Government has taken nlo their
serious Considerations The presentations upon
this subj CT, contained in your d. patches
noted in The margin, und have noI alIed IU
observe, that whilst active IN asurrs have
been taken BY cenu:n culOnirs .Ur The pur
pose oi' encouraging ih"ir fisheries and ul
rrplling the INFUSION oI lureien Vessels, il
has been u subject 0l cvnmplalnI thar ilnped-
imeuls should have been offered by the
pulley oI the Imperial Guvrrnm, nj lu the
rnucInenI Of boundaries considered by the
IuraI legislatures essential Tor The proIec.
ZION OF lhls trade Her Majesly's ministers
are desirous C( removing ull grounds Vi
complaint ON The parl oI the colonies, in
cunst quence OF encroachmenL ol the fishing
vessels oil ,he United SlnIes upon waters
Ir"m which they are xelud'd by the terms
ui lhe convention OF ! 3l8, aud they there.
tore intend 10 despatch. as soon as possible.
II sn,ul naval force ul SIT am,'rs. or ulheI
small vessels. 10 enforce the observance Vi
thar convention.
The announcement is accompanied by
The following, as 10 buunlirS:
With regard 10 The qu' sion Of promoting
lhe fisheries OF ,hr Brush colonies by ,he
np aus ul bounries. Her Mujesty's govern.
,nrnl. though desirous 10 sanction any nee
essary deviation from the policy which
r. eulales The commerce OF This country. are
sui disinclined TO prrven. lh 50 colonies
ny in,erposiion Of imperial authority. and
specially pending The negotiation wnh lhr
Unlleo States OF America. lor the selll, men
~, The principles Of which The commerce o
h Brush Nor,h American cuiohies is here
iaf 10, be cars ed on, from adopting tn,
Lpoliey which they may deem most condueiv,
10 their own in,eresl and welfare.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
From the Ohio State Journal.
Minutes Of the Convention.

The Wing Slule Con, erlion ass"wbi' d
the Chy Hall. in Columbus. July 2ls'. 1859
Al 10 n'cluck. A. NJ. tn. Convention WAS
called to order by Judge prHS6rat; Of War.
rem county. A temporary Organization was
hud by ,hs appointment Of u. l.. H'sm"r
Of Lucas county. President. and Nathaniel
W Gn"dhue. Of Sunni, county. aud J. IT,
Baker, Of Delaware county, Secretaries.
On muiinn.
ReSoiped. That each Congressional Dis
ric, be called by cuunIirS. and The nam-s u
Delegates be reported to The Srcremry.
4 commiulre Of one from each Congress
i"nal Dis'ric. WIS appointed |" rep"r' res"
ulinns or the c"nsid' ru,iun of the Conv"n
unn. and 10 " h0m all resolutions should b.
submitted withoul debate, VI:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Those Horns.

Mr.. WiLLlM llARpoLp. of L"iart Falls. in
this county. sends us The following "ccoun'
of lea, performed by Antiquity Slrsm Sa"
Mill, and adds. Iha, the mill is now wearing
u fine pair Of Horns which any mill in 'h'
county or sla,e (running single saw is
welcome To. by bra,ing:
{" Her running time was from sun 10 sun;
during which she cut 6 464 feel Of yellow
pine flooring The logs were l2 feet in
l,ng,h. and would average IL inches cubic
measure. The logs were all hauled from
the river us required. as well as wa'er "'
supply the boiler one half of The day, on
The same car"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Read the PaDer.

We do not intend by this to say, Read the edi-
torial. That costs us much less trouble than any
other department Of the paper; and, consequently
purposes, ii is not important But on every page
you will find sele tons and condensed items Of
news which will amply repay you for the time
consumed in reading They are mixed, we know.
This is purposely done, to insure reading to all.
When we are satisfied that you are sufficiently
interested in the paper to read every portion of
it, we intend to classify the items, and longer ar
'icles, placing each under an approp'i late head.
Again, we say, Read the paper, all over.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
RumOrS Of War.

In another column may be found communica-
ton firm the Department of State, on the sub
i ect of the American Fisheries. Many of our
cotemporaries incline to the opinion that there
will be another war between the United States
and Great Britain. So do not we. So long as
Fillmore and Webster control matters, there is
no danger. John Bull can gain nothing by tread
ing on Jonathan's corns, and the ought to know
it by this time. Those dilapidated "old foges'
who compose the British ministry at prest mt, are
likely to have their designations accepted" be-
fore long, if our foreign advices are correct, anu
it will be difficult matter TO find another minis
try so far gone in second childhood as to hazard
war with America.
Our latest advices state that Daniel Webster
was cloSeted with Champion, the British minister
at the Revere House, in Boston, having just ar
rived from Franklin, where he has been spending
the summer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

0r The body III female. supposed 10
b. abou, thirty years Of nge. WIS found il"
the river opposite Portsmouth. o.. few
days since. There were marks of violence
upon the body. and suspicious Of murder
rested upon man named Ilunler, who had
escaped from jniI, shor time before. Hun
ter was arrested, bu. proved his innocence
by producing. in good health, The female h.
was supposed 10 have murdered. Some eA.
cilemenl still exists there on the subject.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
The State Convention.

We publish this week full report of this con-
venton, believing that our readers demand it,
although quite number of miscellaneous items
are crowded out, to make room for it. We learn
from the State Journal (for Meigs county was not
represented, that "the Convention, was remark
ably harmonious and discharged the duties for
which it was called with great unanimity and
good feeling"
Our eector, it will be seen, is Mr. William E.
Fink, of Perry county. He true Whig, a good
speaker, and intends to engage actively in the
work.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Hon. J. Welch, Representative in Congress
from this District, has our thanks fer three vol
umes of valuable public documents just received
Mr. Welch has proved himself an able and eff
cit mt representative. His speech on the Land
Bill is among the atleSt made on that subject.
He is one of the very few Congressman who ave
paid more attention to business than President
making.
Mr. w. A. Barringer, pilot, has also our thanks
for river favors.
The Courier" and Wournal," Of Gallipolis
and the Morgan Herald" of McConnellSvlle
will please accent our thanks for their friendl,
notices Of the change in the management Of this
paper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
The Appcara nee of the Paper.

We have not been pleased with the appearance
of the paper for the past two weeks This mum
Der looks better. The type is partly old and partly
new, and it requires great care to make it work to
fether clearly. We hope Cur increased patronage
will enable us tn apr ear In new type shortly.
The paper on which the Telegraph has been
printed is too small. In aweek or two, we shall
use larger size,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
DrOW ned.

The dead body of man was found in the Ohio
river, near Pomeroy, on Thursday morning last.
Deceased had on pants and check shirt. In the
po' kets w,re found S45 in money, and deck
passage ticket to Pittshurg on the steamboat Ben
CourSin. The name of the individual is entirely
obliterated. Twenty dollars of the money found
in the pockets of the deceased were appropriated
for burial purposes. The balance is in the hands
of Martin Heckard, Probate Judge.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
To AdvertiscrS.

Severnl Of our advertising columns will be va
cant after next week. We can not afford, with
our present subscription list, to fill the space with
new reading matter every week, nor do we intend
to keep the advertisements standing beyond the
time contracted for. You will greatly obiige US.
therefore, by sending in your advertisements as
soon as convenient.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
state OF Health.

We are informed by member Of the
Board OF Health thai there have been few
cases of Cholera in The upper wards Of
PomeFoy; but, II is thought, all these cases
can be traced 10 exciting local causes. A
Fail report will be mcde next week if necet.
saYy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Promises.

Before purchasing the Telegraph" several
extending its circulation We are waiting pa
tiently gentlemen. The only list worth men
tioning, was obtained Wy a Democrat.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

The above rates but little more than cover the
extra expense of printing and mailing; yet we
are anxious for reasons stated above, to circulate
five or six hundred more every week.
GT Payments for the above must be made inva-
riably in advance.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29


The Convention then proceeded To the
election Of Senatorial! Delegates. Mr.. Gris.
void, whose name had b Ell announced, do.
cined being candidate.
Mr.. Bishop. OF Cuyahoea. slstld lha, ho
was uu,hmized. by Mr.. Galloway. TO with.
draw his name
The vme was then taken FOR one Scna-
Inra Elcclnr, and the result as follows
248 vol's were casr:
r.. ID Mansfield -207
Wn Drhnisnn, Jr.---- 28
.. 1afowhy ---------.
Mr.. Mansfield was d, clarrd The nominee.
The ballul was then taken for secnnd Sen.
a.orial Dcegale, und resulted as follows:
VIM. Drnnison. Jr.-----l79
Judge Cuwen-- 80
+. Vanlrump- mp--------- II
p. llnchcock------ 80
Mr.. D,nnison was declared unanimously
nominated.
The Congressional Districts were then
called upon III name DlSlricI Electors, and
'h"y were nominated us they appear under.
IN" edilur al head.
On mnIIur. il was
RsSoiued, Tina, ,hr State Central Com.
mn,e'' have power m fl any vacancies 10
The Electoral Ticket should any occur from
'lealh. resignation, or o.her cause.
On mn,i0n.
RcsOired. Tha. the thanks OF The Con.
vrnlinn b., rendered 10 the city authorities
of Columbus, for the use of The Hail, this
day.
Also. on mminn,
Resolved. That the thanks Of the Con.
vrnllun b. lend"rrd 10 The Rairnad Colnpa.
mes nf tht. Slal'. for their kind and pensr.
Gus course toward The Delegates.
After the thanks nf the Convention wera
rendered 10 the Pr 81 lenl and ffi.rrs Of the
Convention. for tn. prornpl and efficient dis.
charge Of their duly. ihe Convention ad.
inlrned. with three cheers for ScuTT GRA.
HAM and V!cT RY.
HIRAM GRlSWOLD, Pres't.
N w. G"uDHUE.
w. II. BAscrM,
JAS II. BAKga,
II. A. GUILD. Secretaries.
W. J. MORGAN,
J. @. GIBSON,
R. NJ. BRlees.