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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-15
Per .GdaHs 5. Co.
RIVAL OF The OREGON.

"A ht y "a ~ VT liz Wv " SANs
The Oregon arrived at San Francisco.
on "Wednesday last, in S days from PAN
anna. The detention was caused by the
Georgia hein2 compelled to put into Nor.
folk, Va, in storm.
The Georgia sailed from New York on
the 6th instant, for Aspinwall, with the
California. shortly after getting To sea
she encountered II heavy gale which lasted
for se eral days, during which time the
vessel sprung ieak. For some time the
hand. were able 20 keep her clear Of wa
Ter, hut the leak gaining on them, the pas
sengers were Obliged to assist in baling
out the water with bNcke,s, and the Cap
tain dcemet. it necessary to make for the
nearest port, Norfolk, Va, whirh he
reached with great difficulty ON the 9Th
About the time Of rearhing this port, the
leak increased 40 rapidly ns to extinguish
the fires before the veaSei could b- got i'm
To shoal water, and Immediately Y after
discriminating the passengers and mails
she went down in twenty fees water.
We earn th't Adams e. CO.'S Express
goods were saved, bur the najority If NOT
a the other expresses were EOsf. A Se'-
ecraphr despatch was AT onre forwarded
10 New York, aud on the lth Sept-,nt,-r
the Crescent City VAS dispatched thence
10 embark the mails and passengers ri
Norfolk, and bring them down to Asp;n-
wall.
The Pa"ana Star learns that the Geor-
gin was not sunk, but was to have sailed
from Norfnlk for New York on the same
dav that the Crescent City eft for Asrin-
WALL
The yellow fever still continues in New
Orleans. although on the decline, owing.
however, To the scarcity of human beings
on which 10 feed.
The same disease rayes at Mobile.
Contributions are pouring into New
Orleans from n!l quarters.
Coz. Frenont WAS on his way 10 ~.
Louis, whenre he will start on an explo-
ration of the Pacific Raj road
! ENGLAND. Mr.. Buchanan has reached
the Court Of St. James and presented his
credentials.
The London Times contains stringent
article against the appointment Of MIR.
Soule To the Court of Madrid and urges
his rejection upon the Spanish Govern.
npnt.
FRANCE. - The French Government
has ordered the construction Of three
'ine- e-of-hattlr ships. 1t has also agreed to
admit ice free of duty.
Mr.. Soule had arrived M Paris
The EAsrERS QursTIoN The Rffairs
Of ttus-a and Turkey are no nearer ~
definite settlement. The Sultan desires
Wight change in the note. The Cznr
Still preserves hostile attitude.
|, The Asia rrports thu, increased corf-
tlenre prevails with regard 70 the Eastern
question, which il considered Sett ed.
NonRlsH TsOus Es. There has been
some trouble in Morocco, ard one or two
fights had taken place, the imperial troop"
being victors.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-15
The Board of Land ommission'

The Board of Land commissioners
Yesterday brought their long continued
and arduous labors tn practical issue.
by rendering decisions on the four differ
ent claims, embracing all the material
points involved in tie land question:
Three Gains were confirmed and one
rejected The decisions OF the Board are
rendered purely upon prime ip es of equity,
which insures the confirmation Of claims
in the actual possession and use of claim
ants, and the rejection of those Of n
fraudulent and speculative character, set
up al over the tate by parties who never
even saw the lands to which they asstr,
title. The action of the Board gives
entire satisfaction to all parties thus far,
and will, we think, meet the general ap-
proval of the people of the state. The
United States Law Agent, whose duty It
is to procure the rejection of all unjust or
questionable claims, sanctions the deci-
sions rendered, as equitable, and calcnla-
ted to quiet aud regulate ii les upon firm
and Just basis. The country has cause
Of great qualification in the fortutous ne
tion of the Board, who have shown them
selves fully equal to the arduous and deli
ss 70 duty committed to then1.
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DEArH OF CAPT. KNrGHr.-Capt. r.
Knight, (late agent Of the Pacific Nail
Steamship p Company, in this city, died
yesterday morning, Mt O'Clock. Upon
the recent announcement that Capt.
Knight WA. soon to cave California, and
return to his former home, there was an
expression Of sincere regret among our
citizens that 10 valuable member of the
community WAS no onger to reside in our
midst. The announcement of his Sudden
decease will create Il sorrow no less gen-
eral and heartfelt. In nj, the relations OF
life, Capt. Knight enjoyed the highest re-
gard of his fel ow men. Times + Trans
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From Mexico we learn that Santa Anna
has destroyed the einp'y name, the last
remembrance Of the Federal Union, To
which large party were and are strong
lv attached, md which has been, even AS
a name, a troublesome obstacle Of those
who wished 10 obtain absolute power
The Press dare not speak on the subject,
the bodest venture not word of com
ment; and we know not whether their
silence is 10 be nscribed to belief that
they can not Overtnrn Santa Anna, or a
preference for hun with absolutism TO
anarchy wthoat him.-.4to.
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OTJCE.--The co partnership here
~ tofore existing betw zen the under.
-lgned under the style of Wallace and >hep.
ard is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
II persons having demands against the firm
arc requested TO pre- ent them ana MI per-
sors indebted g the same are requested to
call and make immediate payment
NALLI f 4 ), EPARD.
Mountain House Oct Ssh, 3d. MS 81
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-15

c~nHI BRIG ARRow.-Gen. Hitchcock,
'..'or - .; Hammond, and Major Andrews,
~ cited to appear In the Superior Cour,
~. morning at ten o'c' c'ock, To show cause
az 'ne writ Of repievin issued from
~. .oart IN the case Of the Arrow was
~" ny them. This procsedine will
tuss s up the whole question at issue be-
~ ne civil and MILITARY authorities.
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Lors AusENcE.-We learn from tho
San Francisco HEroid, that Capt Burke.
who married into one Of the wealthiest
families Of Santa Barbara, has returned
to that place after en- sbrcnce Of thirteen
Ve1rs!
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BLooDFD STocx.- Young Amerieo~ays,
that DR.. A. M Blanton har arrived direct
from Independence, with - large drove of
fine cattle; also, some thirty or forty of
the finest bloohed Kentucky horses,
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ACCIDENT To THE STEAMER PANAMA.
The Panama, on her voyage down the
coast, struck on Point Conception during
n thick fog. The Steamer backed off, laId
by sixteen hours, and proceeded Oh her
voyage.
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;.nRAcIrv.-On the trial of a person
" boston for violating the Liquor Law
r.a.s' Ines' was put upon the stand to I'M
another, swore that ''the character
&C witness the State might he good
n.en tor common affairs. but on q .fo1
ne ,oss the oil .fvedsst Hor he eve,
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Col. Jacob b. Moore, late postrTaster at
San Francisco, died lately at Bellows
Falls, Vermont.
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NJ OTICE.---The tnchhs,lti-rs Of the
~ Gold Hill and Bear River Water
sIRVt YOk's NOTICE.

.sH HE certificate of the Count, Sur
l. veJor or amy OF his deputies, shall
admitted MS legal ev dnnce IN any, ourt of
this State but the sap e may be explained or
rebutted by other evidence n, survey here
'fter :" ade by any person except the ounty
surveyor or his del uty shnll be considered
legal evidence in any Ourt within this >tnte.
except such sul ve' 8 MS "re made by the au.
thorlty Of the United States or by mutual
consent OF the par,ies'-page III Statutes
Of california
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

is viii proceed sell property
1853,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-15
Ry TelegraDh.
GRASS VALLEY, Thursday Evening, !

GRASS VALLEY, Thursday Evening",
'ctnber, 18th, 1853.
The jewelry store Of Mr.. Lamb, was
robbed this evening Of S400 and two gold
watches, while he was absent nc tea.
A, the time Of going 10 press last eve.
nne the several parties ont in pursuit OF
the thieves had not returned.
TO Officer Love arrested n Chsnn"an
yesterday for stealing money from Farrell,
Brewster g. o. 1t was found safely de
posted in Johns stocking. He had Il
coat which looked az if il might have
been owned by a respec!ahie man once
In the brenst pocket Mr.. Love found sew
eraI drafts on Adams g. o., AT Boston, in
favor of Mrs. VIM GriswoM. IL il
thought, this is not Mr.. hinaman's frs,
attempt ut petit larceny.
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"a Kiss IN THE DhnKr'-A few

"a Kiss IN THE DAhK!"-A few
Evenings since, blooming damse]
just arrived from the plains put up at
one of the most fashionable hotels in
Sacramento. Before leaving Carson
Valley, a note was placed in her hand
to the effect that her betrothed, who,
by the way, is a prominent citizen Of
one of our up river towns, had heard
of her arrival, and would certainly
be at the hotel TO welcome to his arms
the maiden of his choice. The eK.
pectant and ExPECToR were prompt.
ly on the hall floor Of the hotel, bus
unfortunately "the lights had fed
and the fair damsel, instead of em.
bracing her up river swain, ran
against Il city SMACK and gave sA.
Lutte, which was duly retumed.-
The error was Of the lips merely and
due explanation being made, the
truth of the matter was brought to
LIGHT. The conclusion produced
by the contact was heard by mum.
Der of listeners, who relisheI heartily
joke which they deemed a MUTUAL
one. Sac. Union.
The END or A RA.cAL.-The suicide
of the Californian, r. [. Gray. has ut ass
hern explained, and " ith that explanation
comes one of his real character. The
New Albany (ndiana) Ledger thus
speaks Of hun:
"Ths Mr.. Gray formerly lived in
Switxerlan county, Indiana, where his
reputation was NOT Nn enviablr one. He
was as we are informed, professional
gamlh er. He married highly resp-cta.
hle ady, whose property he obtained,
then deserted her. She is now, or was
lately, living in Illinois. Gray suisse
qurntly went to California and managed
to make raise by his old protrssion--
ganh ing. He opened the celebrated Ell
Dorado gambling saloon, and il WAS tho
REM of this establishment which cOn-titu.
ed his large income of $S6, 900 year.
He came to the States With his brother,
on some business The biuther has re.
turned, leaving Franklin to to low him
with large amount of funds. The cause
of his suicide WIS probably the fear Of
prosecution for higainy, il being stated
that his former and Ia ntul wife was going
east for that purpose
50 much them, for Gray, the great San
Francisco "banker," "aldernan," and
"unfortunate gen,iemnn!" over whose
suicide the eastern papers are shedding
80 many crocodile tears of sorrow. | hey
have been whitewashing his character,
and made him out tn be IL most -stinuabIe,
,j 81.
run over aud s,stash-d by n train of cars
was the hest use he was fit Tor. Bufaie
Erpren.
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Ln.r AND WON A gentleman from
tho Indian Valley, Butte county, SOME
time since went to the Eas, and got y wife
somewhat younger than hIn,srlf He
brought her 10 his honlr, and was very
comtnrtabIe ii IA hand.olnrr man came
along and ran away with her. The hus.
band went, with II carriage, to cal! upon
the lady, and her new protector ~ FIRST
refused TO rt him SEE her, hu, NJ he sani
he only wanted TO bid her kind farewell,
he was allow ed to Ito il. Somehow or
other both husband and wife (hoth sly W
took farewell of the lover, aud have
NOT been heard of since.
NJ NOTICE.---'Ihe tuckho!ti~rs ot the
~ Gold Hill and Bear River Water
ompnny are hereby n" fed tina, The annual
election Of the officers Of said com parry Will
h0 held on the 18th day OF Novem Der. a. d.
1853 ~ o'clock p. m, ut ther Office a
told Hll hI'tUS SNI II,
Cold ttlll Oct 10, SO see 4w Secretary.
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Items.

/. PRoEEssoRJ j p KIRrLAND Of Cleveland
is expected to deliver the annual address.
2. Several bands Of music will be in attend
ance during the fair.
3.Huxters. pedlers showmen and all others
who visit the fair for the purpose of making
money, must have a permit from the treasurer,
for which they will be charged reasonable
fee.
4. The premiums offered to ladies on "horse
back riding" have all been donated to the So
ciety for that purpose. Nothing therefore will
be drawn from the funds Of the society on that
account.
5. Thee win be abundance Of water on the
grounds for watering stock Hay will be fur
nished free Of fcharge.-other feed will be fur
nished by owners Of stock.
6. The managers design 10 make the ap.
preaching fair one Of great interest, far surpas-
sing any previous one held in the county
They therefore respectfully ask the cordial CO.
operation of the public in securing, not only a
mass represe ntaion Of the people, but a full
representation Of all the agricultural, msnufac.
turing, mechanical and other interests Of the
people. Let all then, come out to the fair
Every body come-no matter what your avoca-
ton. you are dependent on the farmer and me-
chanic lor your daily bread, their interest is
your interest, thereupon we invite you to unite
with us in pushing forward this greatest Of all
enterprise for the improvement and advance
ment Of our common interest. .
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Signs will be placed over the different offlceS
TO designate them.
iii 6rst nav the annual fee ($1. to the treas
nre At his Office, and receive badge.
Thew will then 60 to the secretary, Office
who upon exhibition Of the badge, will entire
the animals or articles for competition.
Persons not members of the society who de-
sire to pass in and out during one day; will 60
A. the ticket Office and purchase badge.
Persons who desire to go in but once, Will g
A. The ticket Office and purchase ticket.
Nenbsrs Of the society, whether oomPstl'oN
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Pr. nliunIs.

Class. P.
To the most skilful and graceful rider, an ele
gantly finished ladies saddle, $40,0
To the second best. highly finished riding
bride and martingale. $500
To the third best beautiful riding cap $1,000
To the fourth best, fine Gold Pencil. $40 90
To the fth best, asplendid gold ring, $1,000
To the sixth best, a fine gold ring, $500
To the seventh best lady's fney fn-
ished riding whip, $500
To the eighth best, an elegant ropy of
Shakspeare's Works, bound in Moroo-
co, gilt edged, $500
To the ninth best, an elegant copy of By
ron's Works, S4,00
Go petition will be open to all (eEcept arp
professional whether in or out Of the county or
State. Competitors will be required 10 pay
one dollar 10 the treasurer, as an entering fee,
have their names and residence entered at the
office and their number al tached to their horses
bride.
The committee will be required to determine
their aw rds BY ballot. A majority of all the
votes cast being necessary TO a decision.
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Fair Grounds.

Tbs Board ofmanagers take pleasure in an,
nouncng that they have leased from Mr.. Jacob
Helfrich, for a term ofyeNrs, aconvenient piece
of ground. whereon to hold the annual fairs,
containing a good well Of water, shade trees, &c
adjoining the town of Carrolton. The ground
will be enclosed with high, substantial board
fence, building will be erected about forty feet
wide, and one hundred feet long, for the exhi-
biton Of floral and horticultural pIoducts, and
for the exhibition Of domestic manufactures,
DC. Small bulldogs will be erected for the
use Of officers, and Commodious tents provided
for the use Of committees.
Stalls for reception Of stock will be built, and
all other permanent, as well as ornamental i'm
provements will be made to render the grounds
comfortable and pleasant to all who may visit
the fair.
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General Rules.

Persons who wish to compete for premi
ums must become member OF the society, by
paving one dollar annually to the treasurer and
be re,idents ofthe county.
6. Articles offered for premiums, must be
owned by the persons offering them, or by
members Of their families, and the products of
the soil or manufactured articles (except those
specified in the premium list, must be produ-
ced or manufactured in the county:
3. Whether there be much or little orr
.coy,prtiion premiums wiH be awGrded, provided
the regulations of the society bo adhered to-
and the anima..or article is.meritorious..
4. All animals or articles (whether Ihereto-
fore had premium or not ..are eligible to COM
pete for premiums, if ifdeemed mertorious.
s. No an NAL or article exhibited, shall be
removed before the close of the exhibition with
out permission of some officer of the society
6. AIlcrops by the acre, or less must be
measured or weighed, and proven By two disin-
terested witnesses. -,
z. Members Of different committees win DC
called from the stand at 10 o'clock on their re-
spectiye days, and answer to their names when
called. If any Go not appear at the hour their
places will be promptly supplied. All reports
clock each day. ,,..
8. Although an animal may be exhibited in il,
more than one class, yet but one premium VIII
be aWaaded.
9. The treasurer will pay all premiums ten
days after the fair
10. Exhibitors are requested 20 have then
animals or articles entered on the books at the
secretarys office, before they are placed in the
enclosure, on the entry of which, cards will be
furnished, with the number and class, as enter
ed at the Office, which must be placed on the
animal or article exhibited,
II. Superintendants Of the various classes
will be in readiness at the gate OF the enclo'
sure to conduct all animals or articles to then
respective places.
ia, Competitors for premiums must present
their animals or articles before 10 o'clock NJ or
the respective days.
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Premiums for Ladies.
HORSE BACK RIDING.

That the Carroll county Agricultural society
may Wolthily emulate, and keep pace with the
neighborlng societies Of the kind, il has been
deemed well. to give some announcement to
the elegant and healthful exercise of R1DrSa
on HORSEBACK. For this purpose several gen.
tlemen have been pleased to make liberal dopa.
tons, to be used as premiums for excellence in
RIDING These premiums it is true, might be
made more costly if the spirited donors could
suppose 1t in good taste 10 attempt to bribs the
ladies into the support Of the institutions Of our
country. It's hoped, at least, that they may
give great interest to the fair.
1t is proper to state further, that none of the
funds OF the society will be, at the present, an.
piled to the object above indicated. The pre-.
mIums Will be made up exclusively, of funds
donated for the purpose. The board are hap.
py to enumerate the donations. and name the
gentlemen alluded to as follows
A lady's saddle, elegantly finished, presented
to the society BY The young gentlemen Of Car
rollton, and Manufactured by Messrs. s. L. J..
Sterling, saddle'snd harness makers Carroll
ton. $4,000
Mr.. James Patton, proprietor Of the Patton
House" Carrolton, a lady's elegantly finished
riding bride and martingsle, manufactured
by Mr.. VIM. f. Marquis, $500
Mr.. W. S. James, proprietor of the Carroll
Saloon, beautiful ladies riding cap. sIq,OOI
F. s Gable, Esq Editor ofthe "Ohio
Plcsyune, Lady's Fine Gold Pen
Gil, $1,000
Allen Green Esq Editor Carroll Free Press
fine gold ring $1,000
Mr. Isaac Ulman, Accountant, CarrOlton,
fine gold ring $500
DR., Henry E, Hunter, ladies' riding
whip $500
A. s. Ramsey Esq, an elegant copy Of fSlake
speares works bound in morocco gilt edged
$500
Hon. j. Pearce, CarrolltOn, an elegant copy
of Byron's works S4,OOI
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Terms Of Admission,

Bsdges will be furnished all members OF
~ u .o,,. " and their families under 81 years
~ %Gv ACE upcu ,ulicatOn at the 4T'Gs"rsrs Cges
which when attacec cOnsPcaOusly 20 .ne nd O"t ,S
sbreast will serve asa pas ~ thu fsr @ ON
at pleasure during the day tine ,.''I o. Tue la'
Z. Badges will be sold TO I;.S Ia?u~ wbsn "t' st'
,soSeS cOn.pcuously to the left breast viii en-
abe them 70 go in and out at pleasure, during 'g
SU's -" aov onlv Can be procured at the ticket Of
fee only. go, :, e. o.. Jn. which
win eutile to one admission only 10 De prOcu'
red at the Ticket Office only.
The adoption of the above rules have essn: OecOm:
indispensable on account Of sne netvy ~: rropnds
These expenses rsustM paid, and it is certainly
better tha. the many should contribute small maj
portion each, than that the few should De Dur
theued with the whole amount.
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For the largest train Of oxen from any one
township, whether owned by members or not. J
attached to wagon, decorated, regularly en-.
tered and driven on the ground. under the su.
pervision of marshal 400
second best train 600
Awarding Com. William Jazz es, carroll co.
John Blackburn, Salem, Col. co Judge New.
ton, Garfield, co. Gabriel Sell. carroll co.
Johnn Mills, Tuscarawas co. Findly Lapham,
carroll co.
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FIRST DAY.

General Preparations, Entries and exhihi
ton Olive stock, farming implements. wagons
carriages, &c. Entries, can also lie made OF ar
intended Tor exhibition on second day.
Plo,Oing Match at 2 o'clock p NJ.
EUening. Grand concert Of vocal and instru
men music fireworks &c.
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Do.mntarp Solicitors.
CLASS o.

CLASS o.
To the person who will procure the largest
list OF members TO the society accompanied with
the annual fee.
A beautifully bound copy of the western
Farmer and Gardener"
Second largest list a copy Of the "ohio cul
tivator" for 1881
Third lsrgest list--a bound copy ofthe "Gen
esee Farmer" for 1852
Each list must exc ed fifteen names
Awarding com'-Board Of Managers.
COmmilIee on Floral Department.
Mr.. Robert Orosier
Mrs R. J Atkinson
H A. Slidger
I" S. G. Mckee
" Samu Harsh
(" Geo. F. Kennedy
4" Wm. Mccoy
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V0mm ttee on tontcrt

VIM McCoJ John Baxter. David NJ Col.
man T. Anschuts, Mn. Beatty
'Ommii'ee On Fire works.
). G. Mckee VIM. c. Ranion, James P
Cummings DR.. j. n. Todd,
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Awarding Com,-Judge Lappin. Tusca ra.
was co. j. e.. Lester, Canton o, Major VIM
Stoak 5, Jefferson co. Judge Lee. Cads, o.
Gen. D. Jarvis, MassiIon, o. Daniel BOnsall,
! Salem, o
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or not. before entering the enclosure, will 6rst
90 to the Treasurers Office and pay the annual
fee and receive badges for themselves and fam
lies.
An observance Of these directions will avoid
much confusion.
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General exhibition and examination of arli-
cles through the day. Exhibition of riding by
25 young masters and misses under l2 years
of age at | / o'clock A. NJ.
Annual address at | O'Clock P. NJ.
Exhibition of Ladies Horseback Riding at 2
o'clock NJ.
Reports of Committees announced at 4
O'Clock p NJ.
EVE ING.--Grand Concert Of vocal &
Instrumental music. Fire works, &C., for the
benefit Of the Fair.
Tickets for the concerts, &c , on each even,
In ~ nre 6irns
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Officers.

Harvey Cogsil, President John Riley Vice
President Samuel Sterling, Treasurer Geo.
+. Kennedy, Cor Secretary Fielding s. Gable
Recording Secretary.
To deliver the Annual address. Prof. J. P.
KIRrLASD. OF CLEVELAND.
GRAND MARsnALL.--Gen. II. A. STlDGER
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Awarded Com Rev, D. Pr Mitchell John
Beatty, Samuel Williams. Amos Carr Mrs R.
II. Legget, Mrs Judge EberSole Mrs James
Patton (couNty Mrs Jane Gallaher, Mrs DR..
Hunter Miss Helen Ecklry, Mas Marthy Edg-
ington JEFF CO Mrs Ada Marris Canton Miss
Mary Hatton Cadiz