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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The monthly meeting of the Managers was held at
the Bible House, Astorpace, Thursday the 9TH inst
the Hon. Luther Bradish in the chair.
Thirteen new societies were recognized, Of which
one is in Oregon, four in Illinois, two in Arkansas.
three in Texas and in each of the States OF Gcogas
South Carolina, and Kentucky.
Various interesting communications were read;
among them was one from the Rev. Mr.. Cunningham.
of SHANGHAI, stating that the missionaries are again
enabled TO pursue their work of preaching and dis
ributing the Scriptures; from the Rev. James Bamett.
acknowledging the receipt of funds from this Board TO
purchase ard distribute Arabic Scriptures; letter
from Caracas Venezuela, signed by influential persons,
expressing desire 10 have a Protestant Church and
clergyman in that city; n letter from Vincenzo
AlbOreta Turin in relation to the publication OF evan
gelical books in that cityi another from Colonel
TIonchin, Geneva in regard to publishing the New
Tosament for Italy and from the Rev. e. N, Rghtcr,
Constantnope in regard TO the proposed Bible depot
and roading-room in that city, stating the improving
prospects Of the Christian in that country, and
Inc Increasing interest Of tho Turks in the Bible
Gsanls of books made to the Sunday School
Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to tho
Children's Aid Society; Bibles aud 1estaments in
French and English for Hayti. grant in money was
made Of s295 toward the expense OF the reang-room
ard dcpot at COnstantinope.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE MOBOCRACY
on TUE WABASH CANAL.
From The Evansville lind. Journal, June T.


A short time since we published the fact that large
body of rufians of Clay and Nigo Counties had cut
AWAY the bank of the Birchcreek reservoir aud that
they threatened dire vengeance on those who should
attempt TO repair the breach. The Governor issued
rrcclemgiion which we published. Offering rewards
Tor the prpetrators of the Outrage. The scOundrels
sent formal notice 10 the resident Trustee at Terre
Haute that, If an attempt was made 10 repair the ca
raj ii would be at the risk OF the lves OF the men
sent and that the canal would be out away for long
distance In the neighboIhoOd of the reservoir. Not
viihs,audng these threats, State boat was sent 20
the reservoir last Tuesday, with twenty armed laoor-
ors under charge of Mr. Higgins. They worked all
Tuesday without interruption.
"Wednesday night the canal bank was cut away on
Summit Level, eighteen miles below Ierre llaut, and
boats on the level coming down at once made their
vay back 10 Terre Haute with much difficulty. Toe
eQueducts over Birch Greek, near the reservoir, as
was that part of the canal cut away, was burat down
the same night guard Of the poor deuded scoundrels
standing by TO prevent interruption duTing the hre.
Ii WAS also understood they intended to cut away the
old reservoir the opposite side OF the conal 10 the
other and 10 perform other acts Of villeiny. Az an
exhibition Of their contempt for the Governor and his
inclination they stuck up notice Offering high
reward for the Governors head.
ON Tucsday night the boat was surrounded by men
with blaCkenod faces, who during the night, kepru up
continual firing of guns about tie boat. These r1f
fans held a meeting about mile from the 1oatdurlng
tn, sdsy night and drew up statement Of their com
ulsiuts and resolutions Of a threatening nature. In
lie rncrrirg a copy Of these found stuck up on
The Ioat. With a warning that the aborers would be
allowed seven hours TO take away the earth they had
rer laced IT. tie reservoir bank and one hour after that
IN leave and that tie canal would be cut away an1
tie Birchcrock Aqueduct burnt the following night
The lGbogers, who had been during the whole night
exectiug IN attack took the hours for at once
making tracks from The neighborloOd instead OF IN
doing tier work Of the day previous.
twas reported at rerre Haute, Friday morning
ha, mob had destroyed the two locks at the juno
ton They left written notices at the doors Of person
m their neighbOThOOd, who regerded their acts with
disapIIoyal that if they gave any information as 10
The ierpetraors Of these cowardiv acts or had ony
thu. 10 say on the subject they would be at once
taken OFT and lynched. II was reported at Ierre
Hauie thar the owner Of a mil in this neghborhoo1
had TO- ofLis language Of disipProya been Sc.
yc-.lv lyrcheI bT seourging. AID was tod that i
lr utcrftTed inv further his NIL would be burn to
the ground nambor Of coil-boats were eft high AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11

FoUSDERY Blows DOWN. severe storm passed
over Lebanon, Penn, June 2, blowing down fences
and trees and unroofng buildings. new foundery
erected within the last few months was blown down.
"a our correspondent says because the walls were ony
one length Of brick thick, built after the usual manner
Of one coure Of headers TO every i've courses parai
el With the wall. Such walls are too common, anu
beside being too thin laid up with mortar 'nHs naS
but little more sdhesivoness than Stree' 'nua oa0a
was The weakness Of this foundery wal 'na' 'ne VIVA
burst in before the roof started. fof WONDER no
80. q, a. Killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The General Synod reassenlbled at three O'clock
The proceedings opened by prayer by the Rev. Mr.
COMTTOS After the usual prelinnaries a comnuni-
cation from tie executors of the viii of Lucas j. yoor
he's late Of Spring Valley, Bergen county, y. j., In
relation 10
A REQUEST TO THE GENERAL SYNOD
wGs received and read. The communication states
that by lis win Dir. Worries had bcqueathed 81 900 to
the General Synod to be applied to Foreign Missions
provided hat interest the same be pad to the wife
Of tie toslator during her life. The communication
was referred 10 the Committee on Proiessorate.
communication was received from the North
Claseis of Long Island recommending
DIsPENsATIoN
In favor Of John Goher, lay missionary, 80 that
the Chassis may proceed to license hun.
The communication referred TO the Committee
on tie Proiessorae.
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS.
A communication was received from the Committee
for the Examination of Applicants for aid from the
Beneficiary Fund of the Church, asking in order to
Ineyent tie delay Of students entering upon their
theological course, that the Committee be empowered
10 decide tie merits of applicants.
REyIsIOS or THE LITURGY.
Tie Report Of tie Committee appointed 10 revise
the Liturgy of the Church was received and read IL
states that they do forget that the Dutch Church
il a I.urgical Church. Though II was among the
first to denOunce the unmeGnng iOTmaltes OF Rome,
vet it never rejected The principle upon which those
forms were based. To the Liturgy Of the Dutch
Church il had been banded down there was every
where a doep-rootod attachment, and the Committee
violent hands upon H. tue attempt would be met with
q rebuke let il should not De fogoen that the
Liturgy was entirel human production, and Il could
therefore las claim OF beng free from in@riectoh
IN is origin. IL had positive and negative defects
which ought TO be remedied. The Report then recites
tie history of tie present effort 70 pfoc Ire revision
After the reaoing the whole subject was On moi91,
laid on the table and made the special order for
Tuesday.
PREPARATORY COURSE FOR STUDENTS
On motion Il was resolved that the rules Of the Cen
orfl SYNOD he 80 altered that students in making their
rrerareiory course 90 so under the auspices o.
The General synod a. the Holland Academy.
wIDOw5' FUND.
Tie report OF the Committee on the Widows Fund
war received and read. II on motion LAID on TIE
table 10 be taken up at future meeting for dscuasiOn
SERMON Of FOREIGS MISSIONS.
L was announced that tho sermon Oh Foreign Ms
lions would be preached 10y he Rev. DIR. Nermlye OF
NewYoik on Monday evening in the First Dutch
Church OF New-BrunsWick.
On motion the Synod adjourned, to meet o. satur-
day al "a. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11

VfncINiA -. NORTH CARoLGsA.-A main Of cocks
for g 600 and go the odd fight viii be fought at
IaVponcevic. O.. on the c0h, sist and 22d OF June
1lose Two S.atls had great deal better compete n
vhc. fti cattle lesi farming, good schools best IRON
furCCes iLc most and best manufactures aud let cock
.ltirg aOne. lBufaio Democracy.
THE Var m MuRDERFss u By HUy6.-In tie
ease OF Henrietta Robinson. the vailed muriercss,
VINO IS low IN the Troy jail, tie supreme Cont TINS
morning ffImei lie judgment Of tie Oyer ard Ter
miner. Sic viii tn Icforc be again brought bei2.e
hat Court, AZ M present ten and re-santeneel 70 DC
lung. fAbanv Eve. journal, June y ,
he 7olsdo Blode says, "a your printer naine
"Srcncer Davis shot himself in the head with pistol
"ni Locsnsport Ind Oh the 18th uli., because young
"lady IN that place would not return his love 10Y eI
"poor fypo'-as grogf Of bis affections be m'de "a
improper use Of the shooting stick.
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PrRsoNAL-The Rev. John Z. Cleveland of tho
First Congregational Church in Northampton, has ac-
ceped The call of the Applcton-st church in Lowell,
Mass, and will probably soon enter upon the discharge
of his duties in his new field of labor.
The Rev. Dr. Todd, Cong, of Pittsfeld Mass, has
leen compelled by il[heath to suspend his pulpit
abors and his society has voted him leave OF abb
sonce for four or six months He has gone TO Sara
toea end may possibly take trip abroad. Some
members of the society have made up purse Of Vi 100
as present to the doctor who has preached "a years.
10 OF them to the present congregation
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FOURTH DAY. ,lossns SESSION.

SArUNDAT, JUNO =, Io)J.
Tic synod met at O'Clock pursuant to adjourn
ont. tie President the Rev. Dr.. WILLS being IN 'is
CLaI1, Tho
Tie nroccedines were opened with prayer ~
usual nreli1liEarics wee COne tLIonrh WIN ,,,r
,rrr-csTIoy FoR aDuIssios 1870 TIN SL'EHAI
SYNOD. .t
Tie Rev. Mr.. BUrLEE OF NoEtA Cafo.ts, ;oa o.
in tho Synod with document s,:ns bst bo ~
l1e % win The General synod of the
leg SO n.,ob 9brreh. He gave brief history Of
lie Moth CaIolms Cssss. Il God eeen connected
Win e syod q ss GsI . se s'oI a Nc Werr :.
ivnuia Theological Seminary were adverse
~ 49, n tie Chassis, nnd three ycsrs no they ielt
s,r',el,rs compcicd 10 take steps 20 throw OF he
,csrons;IIhfy Of remaining longer IN connection with
~ Gernan Reformed bod, In MAJ so, they d.
cicdin 10 send delegated In 1853 they decllrel them
elves independent Of tie jurisdiction Of the German
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FmE AND Loss OF LHE.-On the goth OF May The
Touring mill of j. +. shaaf Son, near Jcrseyvie'
Ill.,, was destroyed by fire. Christian Kehr, German
boy ls years of oge, porisbing in the flames Tho
mill was four stories high, and thirty by forty fest
squire, and contained beside four run Of stone and
its necessary apparatus, 900 barrels Of flour, lo5 IN
barrels and 700 in bolt about 900 bushels Of wheat,
and 400 bushels Of com. The total loss is about
$4,000, and but small insurance $4,000 in CON-
panv said to be ins0ytnt.
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and capable genteman-all qualities denied to the
defeated rivals suspected Of being in the interest OF
Garrett Davis of Kentucky for the American nouins-
ton for the next Presidency and this position will give
that interest great power in controlling the result OF the
Nominating Conyention-ifi L ever meets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11

SAD DRowxISG ATFNR.--As the Hoboken Ferry
boat Newark was crossing from New-iork TO Hobo
ken at g. O'Clock last evening, middle-aged, poorly
clad man. apparently aborer, was on board who had
broken ann and feon upon one o. his fingers. lie
spoke in disconsolae ncr to several persons on
board and soon aog leaped into the water. The boat
was stopped and small boa,aunchci into which two
Of tho boslhsnis went to his rescue. They were Jo
sonb Lawrence and man known as ." Dutch
" Charley" whose family reside in Brooklyn. The
boat svamped, and Lawrence was the only one OF
them WHO was rescued. TIE body Of Dutch Char-
/" lew was not found. Tie body of the unknown
man was found end taken 10 the cells in Hoboken,
whore an INQUEST will be held TO day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11

Brry C.rr1E IN TExAs.-We copy the folio Fias
item hom Tie Gazette, published al Lbefy' Texas
Nav g: -.
Several fine droyes Of beeves passed through tlis
Ioo- 5r, ,lc ,,ss. xyoal, for New.O Orleans market.
In orc drove of some two hundred noticed nat az
least one.ihird were white and in fine oTer for onch
erl z and were sold for SIS per head. Inc prices OF
beovos in this section is from ST. 10 SIS lhe nanvI
crossed at Traceys Ferry 10 the pas; two weeks Gnu
inc Saturday last were rot less than 1850 head.
Liberty Is n the eastern part OF Texas, not long
distance from NGcogdoohes. In the southwestern par
Of the State We understand that beeyes can be bought
fly per cent below the above prices. Here the same
cattle would sell for lCo TO $50. There is fortune
ready for somebody who will start the business OF
SHINING cattle from Texas to New-York
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ISABELLA X UNDERWOOD.

srlcred sd sworn 70 before th. III day Of June 1876
W. b. JUSTINE.
Mrs. Childs and Ms Kmba who have been de-
tanned since tie transaction, left for the residence
Ms. C.s father in Kalamazoo. No evidence was ad
ducod that would warrant their detention. In fact the
deposition Of Miss Underwood eliminates none OF the
paitiCs accused.
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PRcG1AMATIcN.

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe
several Courts Of Common Pleas, Gen.
eral Quarter Sessions. Of the Peace, and
Orphans Court, Court Of Oyer and
Terminer and Jail Delivery, in and for
the County of Columbia, to commence at
the Cout House in Bloomsburg, on
Monday the 9th day Of February, next,
TO continue one Week
The Coroner, Justices of the Peace d
Constables, in and for the county of Co
lumbia ave requested 10 be then aud there
in their proper persons, with their rolls,
records, inqnisi,ions, and other remem-
brances, TO do those things to their sew
eral Offices appertaining o be done.
And all Witnesses prosecuting in behalf
of the Common weallh against any pris-
oner, are also requested and commanded
10 be then and there attendingin in their pro-
per persons TO prosecute against him, as
shall be just-anj not 10 depar. without
leave at their peril. Jurors are request
ed 10 be punctual in their attendance, al
the time appointed agreeable to their no.
tices,
Given under my hand at B!oomsburg the
I'd day Of January, in the year IF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fftv FIVE, and The independence OF the
United States Of America the 77th.
JOHN SNYDER. &T.
(God save the Commonwealth
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A NEW ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and Winter
GOODS.
EIENDENNsLL &. MENSCH

MENDENEALL g. MENSCM
uAVE just received and opened new
IL LOT OF Fal! and winter goods, TO which
we iGvite the attention of purchasers. A.
mong their
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
are black and fancy Silks, black and
changeable AIpacas, de LANES, Mennoes,
Nous. de Beige, Bom5azines, plain, figured
and changeable Popins, caicoes, g;ng-
hams, gloves, hosiery. &C., &c.
GENTLEMENS' DRESS GOODS,
such as fine black and brown French cloths,
black Doeskin and fancy Cassimers, satin
and fancy Ves!ings, black & Italian fancy
Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves; SIC.
HITS IND CAPS.
A large assortment of Mems aud Boys
hats and caps, embracing every style and
quality. Also, a large and varied assortment
of Parasols and Ribbons.
DOHESTTCS.-Ble Bleached g. unbeached
Muslin, Checks, TicsnSs, Jeans, Drills, Ia.
bIe-daper, Baeging, Toweling, Tabe-liu-
ems, SC.
BOOTS g. SHOES.-A large assortment,
of Mems, Women's & Chidren's Boots and
Shoes, Jenny Lind & buskin Shoes at very
low prices.
Colored and white Carpet Chain.
GROCERIES.-A large assortment oi
Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Rice, Teas, &c., sc.
The attention OF all who wish good bar.
gains is solicited, for inducements 10 pur.
chasers will be offered.
Bloomsbury, October, 90, 1854.
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Sheri0's Sale.

By virtue OF renditi0ni erponos there will
I've exposed 10 pualic sale at the house of f.
Nicely. in Berwick, on Friday, the I'd day OF
february, 1855, al one o'clock, in The after
noon, The following described real estate, TO
wi:
all the defendants interest and life Es'ate
in all that cer,aln tract OF land Situate in
Briarcteek township Columbia Comfy boun-
ded ard described as follows, on the The
north by lands Of William Britain, on the
eas, by lands of Samuel Smith and G Fow-
ler on the south blythe North Branch Canal
IN the ives, BY lands of William Glen, con.
tanning one hundred acres more or Jess,
whereon is erected two story frame dwell.
ing house, a frame barn and wagon house,
nearly all cleared land. ALSO, another tract
OF land in Forudfyvlle, in SAID county,
bounded on the west by lands of John l..
Ilossier, on the north & east by lands of Mil
Ter s. Hayman and by lands Of James Boyss
md others containing fifteen acres be the
came more or less, whcreon are erected
three frame dwelling houses. one frame
slore House: Foundry, Furnace Slack
and Machine Shop, with the apputenen.
ces.
Seized and taken in Execution as the
properly of Charles Kalbfus.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Bfpomsburg Dec %, 1854
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TO THOSE WANTING CHEAP GOODS!
AJL@Ah @ GaDs

4Zf9GSSaEaNy4 AJlBAEo cS 02oOe
in
call We
kinds of Goods and Wares the People Avery large o of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Collars
nt andb
SHAWLS Wat black silk Embroi
jeans cloths, velvet,
BOOTS SHOES MEN WOMdN
cloths baskets Alusins fanes ckg toweing
sc, in
public purchasing
my o re o
October
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TRIAL LIST for FEBRUARY TERM.

!. Bartholomew Huber rs. Peter Bill.
myer and Nathan Seely.
.. Benz. p. Frek, hdm'r of Chas. Will
SOP, deed, Us. Charles f. Mann.
3. jacob Maunirg Us. Robert Montgom-
cry.
4. Levi Miller ct al rs William Rit,en-
house.
S. Samuel Rosell as. Geo. Dodson.
6. Isaac BuckaIew as. Wesley Bowman.
Z. VIM. Nathan Ex'r OF Daniel Sbultz
us. Jane ShulIz.
s. John Il. Meyer Committe Of Peter
Melick Us. S. F. Headley and James
Kes,er ct al.
0. Daniel Hover cs. Jones Bernnger.
10. Andrew Larsh Us. Benz. Haymen.
IL. Nathan Seely as. Sebastian Seybe
l2. Joseph Sharpless Us. Jamison Har-
vey.
10. Sarah Ann Ross Us. Wm. Coleman.
IA. David Stehlnecker Us. Jacob Deif1en.
bacher ct al.
Is. Steh,necker g. Deillenbacher Us. ia.
cob. .Deiffenbacher Ell al.
i6. Samuel Seyberi Us. Geo. B. Seyber
Executor Of Nicholas Sev bert decd.
IL. Amos Spade Us. VIM. Comstock.
lS. Jacob Grafns Ell al Us. Samuel L.. Bet.
tie.
Bloomsbury, Jan. IL, 1854.
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REGISTER S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all egaees,
creditors. aud other persons interested in the
estates ol the respective decedents and mi
nors that the following administration &C.
counts have been filed in the Office of the
Register of the county of Columbia, and will
be presented for confirmation and allowance
TO the Orphans Court, 10 be held al Blooms
burg, in and for the county aforesaid, on
Wednesday, the 7th day of February next,
a, 2 O'Clock, p. M.
l. The account Of Daniel Nungesser and
Catharine Nungesser, Executors OF the es'
tate of Peter Nungesser, late of Mfflin twp,
Columbia co., deceased.
2, The account of Wm. Garrison and Eli
Criveling, Administrators of the estate of
Jacob Garrison, lale of Bloom township, Col.
CO., dece ased.
5, The account Of Eli Criveling, Admins.
traitor oi the estate Of I.emuel McCarty, late
or Scott twp, Col. CO., decd.
4. The account of Jno. Weliver and Rich
ard Demoil, Executors Of the estate of Wm.
Welliver, late OF Madison township, Col. CO.,
deceased.
S. The final accoun, of luther A. Garmau
and Cemuel McHenry, Administrators of The
estate of Daniel McHenry, late Of Fishing
creek twp, Col CO., decd.
6. The account of Isaac Mckinney, Ad-
minisiraior Of the estate of Tilghman Faux,
late of Scott twp, Col. CO., deceased.
I. The account Of Isaac Mckinney, Adj
ministralor of the estate Of Hannah MauvIlle.
late OF Scott twp, Col CO., decd.
8. The account of Aaron Boone Admins
traitor of Benjamine Boone, late OF Centre
township Col. CO. deceased.
DANIEL LEE, Register.
REcisTER's osFicE,
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traverse Jurors,
FOR FEBRUARY TERN, 1885,

FOR FEBRUARY TERM, 1900.
Bloom--Samuel Mendenhall.
Benton-Thomas Gibbons, John Mlisnryi
SEN, John DIdine.
Br,arcreek-A. B. Pearce, w. II. Wooden
Bsauer-Isaiah LongeBberger.
Cattltcissa-Philip Seeshoitz, VIM. Cof'
man
Centre-Allen Shellhammer.
FiShingreek-Edwin Holmes, Sam'l Yost,
VIM. keller.
Franklin--Joshua Mendenhal, Sam'l Lore.
man, John Zigler.
Hemiock-James Roai. Daniel WAGNER,
Veniah Reese, George Hertmau.
Jlckson-John Savage.
Loeusi-Reuben Falriuger, Jonas Fetier-
man, Samuel Raup, Henry Metz.
MaGiSon-Wm. Nj. Sproul, Alfred Pegg.
bHGm-Samuel Snyder, Charles H. Hess.
M Pleas mt-Johh Ale.
Pme-Euoch Fox, John Whitmire.
Scon-Cohrad Biuenbender, Reese Fair
man. David Lee.
SugdrioaE-David Lewis.
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Grand Jurors,
FOR FEBRUARY TERM, 1855.

Briarccek-Frederick Nicely.
Beauer-Danie HenningeE
Renton-N. p. Moore.
Centre-Cbarlos Lee.
CdftowiSsa-Jacub Claywel, jr.
Fshingereek-Cornelius Coleman.
Efankh,.-JaGob Sweezy.
Jackson--Frederick Kuouse, Jno. P. Hess.
Locust-Joseph B. Cleaver.
bioine-Frederlck Nuss.
MHn-Levi Greasy, J Swephenhei.er.
EfJunfp'easant-Iienry KhcheH, John Wa
rich.
Orunge-George Whitmeyer, John B. Ed
gar, WIN. Fisher, Godfrey Kline, Jas. Edgar.
Roaringcreek-Lcwis V. Myers, Danie!
Levau, sen.
Scott Harman Johnson.
SaCariogf-George l.. Kline,
BIoopsburg, Dee, 2s, 1854.