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Rates fixed By operators nj ihe.t meeting
on The 18Th day ofJanusry--
FROM PER TON.
~. Kara Il pLvmnnth In RInnm sLnrn 50 "

The Thugsoi Hindostan are an Association
who believe that il is their driy 10 eyiermi-
nate all who do not belong 10 their own Or
der. They meet in secret lodges and are swora
nth sohm. oaths. They lie in wal, for IN.
susPecting passers by, and attacking them
suddenly and Without warning ,~strangle them
The higher the position and character Of the
victim, the greater is supposed to be the mer-
i, of the act. the Thug who stranales The
largest number OF victims in the course of
the year, ia rewarded with the lille OF Grand
Thug Of the Council, aud iuyestsd with the
despotic power, II any Thug refuses to yield
nnqaestioning and implicit, obedisncs 10 the
commands of the Grand Thug, they make en-
image or Ggy ofhm whica they burn, a, the
same time stoning and cursing il. This is
supposed 10 visit him with all manner OF mis-
fortunes. After this, any Thug who meets
hin is bound TO stab him to the heart,
provided ne can do so without risk of de,ec.
ton. Every member of the order is sworn
TO deny his connection with it, and when in.
lerrogaied, 10 say he knovi nothing about it.
When apprehended and brough, to justice,
they claim 10 be persons OF the greatest NOR.
alily and virtue, and justify their acis by say.
ing that they only wished 10 establish the true
religion, { viz: their own, and 10 prevent
foreigners (viz: all tLoss who are not Thugs)
from getting control of the counu! Albany
Zee. Journal.
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Montour County Teachers, Association.


We were much pleased 10 witness on last
Friday and Saturday morning the exercises
of the Teachers Association OF Moniour Co.
al Danville. A majority Of the teachers in
that county were present, and nearl, one
half of these were females. Alt presen.
manifested an interest in the exercises. A
number of the teachers gave evidences 81
advanced scholarship. and of capacity TO in
slruct readily and thoroughly. II was appa-
rent to us that such meetings would result
in much good 10 the teachers directly, ard
to the scholars through The renovated zeal,
confidence AMI efficiency of The teachers.
Mr.. A. F. Russell, a gentleman OF much
public spirit in the cause Of education, pre-
sized. MIR. Conkling, the intelligent, County
Superintendent. gave all assistance 10 Asso-
citation, and Paul Leidy, Esq opened the
session on Thursday with an address on Ed
%uca,ion, which was highly spoken Of by all
who heard 1t. On Friday evening the at.
tendance was large, and the meeting was
addressed by the editor of this paper, Rev.
DR.. Yeomaus and J. L. Bradley. The As.
ISOLATION adjourned finally on Saturday at
noon.
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DgEMa

In Bloomsburg, on the 18th inst, ELLIS
BIDLEMAN ARTHUR, son of Robert B. aud
Ann r. Arthur, aged s years . months and
% days,
In Bloomsbury, on Wednesday i4lh inst,
infant sou Of M. f. and C. X. Eyerly. a
In Light Street, on Wednesday i4lh inst,
DoRA, daughter OF Jacob and Amanda Ter.
w~ilIiger, aged abou. 2 years.
On the 10th inst, at Millyille, in this coun-
ty, MIR. CHARLES EyEs.
How unexpected the announcement 10 the
many in this and adjoining counties, who
socially and through business-enjoyed HE
acquaintance. They will scarce be able 10
realize that he who was so active and full Of
enterprise, even a few days ago, is no more;
that he is cut down in the very prime of q
life made valuable to all with whom he held
intercourse. But such is the painful reality.
And how the vacuum caused by his demise
can be filed We know not; indeed, in the be-
reavcd family ii nsrer can be, nor will anoth-
er Ike him soon fill his place in this commu-
nifty.
His disease was Bilious Fever Complicated
with active Pneumonia. The former readily
yielded 10 remedies, but the latter proved rap
idly fatal, terminating the career of one of tho
most useful and en!erprising of our citizens.
CHARLES Evr s was an ornament 10 society,
strengthening, by his life OF probity ard viz
tue, the growth and development of morality
ard truth and a benefit to community, by
encouraging industry and honest enterprise,
as well as by lending an efficient aid to in
ventions, labor saving machincries, and ev-
erything promising the melioration of the
condition of humanity. But he is gone,-
his voice is silenced in death. His example
alone is left US. The influence Of that will
never die, for
When a good man leaves the earth
A man who did his fellows good,
His men'ry lasteth. P. J..
Millville, Pa, March "a, 1855.
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From Tie WiKesbarre (" Tines
Boatmen's Meeting.

On Saturday a large aud respectable meet
ing OF Boatmen Of the North Branch, was
held at The public House of Mr.. Bsisel, in
this Borough, sgreeably to previous an.
nouncement. After a full aHd free inter-
change of opinion and sentimen, on the SUBJ
iect Of freishts and the prospects Of business
the coming season, the following tariff was
agreed upon for The opening of trade and IL
was resolved that no Boatmen would load
coal at lower rates until formally altered by
agreement. 1t was also agreed that twenty
cents additional per ton, must be charged if
the extra one mill per ion was not taken off
by the Canal Commissioners. We look some
pains TO learn the hishes, rates paid to the
various points last fall, and give them as sta
ted by different Boa,men, in nearly all cases
as received by themselves, so they may he
relied on. Boatmen say prices were pushed
extravagantly high last season, and it will BE-
seen that they were mo-, regulated Wy any
reasonable rule, one BoaImsn getting 80,
10 10 river al Columbia while another got
only 90 90 TO Wrighlsville. The proceed.
ings were calm aud temperate although.
considerable feeling was manifested al the
Interference with freights BY Ope rators, while
insisting on full prices for coal al the
Wharf.
We are indebted TO the Secretary OF the
meeting for the list of prices agreed upnn.
E..:.k... E. ~ D. ~.
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HOOK NOTICES.

EFr T. 3. Peterson, No. 1o2 Ches, nui ST.,
Philadelphia has in press, and will publish
March 26ih, a new novel, entitled " KATE
AYLrsFonD, a Story of the Refugees" written
by CHARLES J. PETERsoN, author OF " Cruz.
singh thelsst war" aud other popular works
We are assured by those who have read it
IN proof, thaIitisa work Of thrilling Interest
lone Of The most absorbing and powerful
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oyerdrawn, but natural and lifs.like ; and
made TO stand before the reader like sihings
OF life" The tale, a true ono of the times
THAT Tried mems souls is full of natural IN.
cidspts and moral teachings. "In il, the
good are made to prosper, while the evil are
punished"
Price, complete in ons large volume neat.
y bound in cloth ST rs, or in Two volumes,
papet cover, 81 ,O0, and will be sent TO any per.
son il the United States free of postage, on
their smilting the price to the publisher post.
paid. -
ERThe old film of law booksellers at
philadelphia-Messrs. Kay g. Bro,her-has
enlarged its business and removed into more
pleasant and convenient quarters ia South
Filth street, fiIsl store above Chestnut. The
reputation of this firm is such with the legal
fraternity that every man would feel as well
served TO his interest by ordering books from
them, as By selecting them in person and
their old patrons will be pleased 10 notice the
evidences OF their prosperity.
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Bill Poole.

nH
The post morlem examination Of Pools,
proved how much the human system can en-.
dnre in its strongest animal organization.
The pistol ball lodged in his heart ard he
lived twelve days after he received it. II is
said that under favorable circumstances he
might have recovered. Five days after the
wound he was quite strong. At the post
mortem examination, the heart was laid aside
during the search for The ball, without any
suspicion lhatthe ball was in il. Al last II was
examined and the bullet was found imbed.
ded in its muscular texture. 1t lodged in the
sepirm, netssen The Sentriciss, about an inch
aud a half from the apex of the heart, and a
quarter of an inch from the surface. The
muscular substance had united over The ball
and so far as 10 obliieraie The poin, of en-.
trance.
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ROUNTY LAMBS.

A GREEABLY To the law of the Sd March,
"A 1855, persons who have been mustered
into tho service OF the UEiled States, and
served fourteen days, are entitled to receive
a Land Warrant for 100 acres, and those per-
sons who have received less quantity, ara
now entitled to receive a Warrant sufficient
to make the l60 acres.
The undersigned has received the Law and
the Iorms adopted by the department at
Washington, aud will undertake the procur-
ing OF Warrants for those who may desire
his services. r.. w. WEAVER.
Bloomsbury, March 16, 1855.
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Bloomsbury, March IS, 1855.
Furmiture, Fnrnisure !!

IT +, HOOVER respectfully informs his
ha' customers. OF Bloomsbury aud the PEG.
Pile generally Of Columbia County in want Of
FURNITURE, that they will find il greatly
10 their advantage to purchase al his Ware
house, where they will find
A LARGE STOCK
Of the most modern styles to select from.
The subscriber begs 10 say thai his facilities
for manufacturing and buying his materials
for cash and having no Apprentices, bat emi.
ployiug the best Of acorkmsn enables him TO
offer great inducements 10 those in want Of
GOOD FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES,
as he much prefers the "nimble sixpencs 10
ihe slow shiiling.p All goods bought at bia
Warerooms will Se warranted, and if intend
ed for the Country will be packed with care
and dispatch. H. +. H0OvER,
No. 1876 South I'd ST., below Dock west side,
March is, '55.-3m. Philadelphia.
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Emporium from Ausirnlia.

The London Morning Herald, OF the 18Th
inst, has the following from Trieste:
" Dispatches from Csyion 10 the fits, Of
February, announce that the people Of Aus.
iralia had risen and declared their independ-
encs OF the Home Governmsn,. Troops had
been sent to put down the insurrcctiou.
and sapguinary engagements had ensued.-
Melbourne 10 10 a state Of seiee."
This news was received by the overland
mail, and no doubt refers 10 disturbances q,
tbs diggings. The Australian dsles are not
given. The despatch was evidently cooked
for continental circulation.
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- A rhieves, Bali. ihA dr,. of.lhe sea.o,

n A Thieves Ball, the frs. of.lhe season
was attempted in New York last week; bu,
Capt. Diichett, with a section Of policemen.
sailed in, just as the party had begun TO en-.
Joy themselves, and arrested nine of The mum.
Der, well known thieves. The party was
composed entirely of thieves and prostitutes,
and On finding themselves detected, they
scampsred off in all directions, some Of 10 en-
turning a somerset oul Of The windows
Thiefballs are common in Paris and London
but this is the first attempted in this country
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Reported pealh Of the Gar.

Nd NH ~ 49,
On the night of the ed inst. Lord Clafen.
don in The English House Of Lords aud Pal.
merston in the House of Commons anneun.
cei that they had received ieIesraphic des'
patches from the English Ministers a, the
Hague and at Berlin say ing thai Nicholas,
Tho Gar Of Russia, died that morning; Of
pnlmonie apoPlexy, sitef an attack Of inlu.
enza. The Russian Minister nj Washington
says the Intelligence is a hoax, and il may
be a mere trick OF The London and Paris
British ministry 10 convnlse The public mind,
and 80 aver, the terrible storm of pubic in.
dignaticn which is gathering and just ready
10 burst. If nicholas died on the morning
Of the ed OF March his death could hardly
he so coon communicated over tho TO telegraph
TO Berlin, which is under the control of the
Russ IAN government. In Russia also il is
not usual 10 announce The death of the ruler
10 the public for some days, until the success
.sor can be firmly established on the ihfoae
and the heir OF Nicholas is now in remote
pa t OF the Empire.
Aud YET Nicholas may be dead. The
Tins has been one OF intense mental excite.
men o him-often indeed of intense agony.
The violent emotions of other mems years
have been crowded into each day Of his life,
and sn, h e~xactins wear and tear OF human
nerve at d mind cannot be long endured by
even the ST longest organization. Sovefeisns
searly rs vigorous as Nicholas have died
from one Intensely violent emotion of the
mind and dhe death was said to have result
ed from opop icy. So we shall moi be sur
prised if yeai , Of snch meTal storms and
shocks have hi ok'en the lie thread OF The
Gear. Besides Iris too, assassination is a
very common d', ease in Russia, though we
must not bellve al. tha, the English a~ris,ocra.
cy hire men 10 wri ie for US on this subject
But whether Mich ol.,s BIO dead or alive the
national policy of RI SIS q will remain what it
nov is. Whether A. 'sxa ndsr or Constantine
be the successor the ba sis Of all Russiun
politics will be to anne. : Turkey, and to 81.
percede Mahomedaniso With The doctrine of
the Greek Church. Not only Nicholas and
his sons bot the very re ris OF Russia are
educated 10 believe that surn n result is
marked cut by the destiny of The Russian
nation.
Nicholas I, Emperor of all the Russias
and King of Poland, was born July 9Th, II.
Sc, being nearly SO years Of as e, and having
reiened thirty years. lie. in 1s2 5, succeeded
his eldes: hrolter, Constantine, who Ienoun-
ced his right, 10 The throne, and i, ed U 1891.
Nicholas married July 18Th, 1917, Cha rlol'e,
daughter of the King of Prussia. horn July
18th, 1898. The issue is Alexand,'G Grand
Dake, Hereditary Prince, three d, nghters
and three other soma, Constantine, N ,choias
and Michael, Grand Dgkes. Prince Alex
ander the heir 10 the Imperial throne, was
born April eoth, 1918, and is now nearly 37
years old. Olher authority would make the
Grand Duke Constantine the heir 10 the
throne, because Alexander was born before
his father was Emperor.
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!~EvERGKEENs:

2G2s2s EL0WERING SHRUBS, ROSES,
1al4s4 PLANTS, &c, in great vauo.
sSg&S y aud size, cultivated and for sale
48szSkzxs. BY large or small quantities, at the
u ising Sun Nurseries and Garden, Philadel-
phia.
All orders promptly attended to. Dcscrip.
tive Catalogue, cent TO post paid applications
gratis.
Address, by mail, s. MAUPAY.
Rising Sun p. o., Philads.
N. B.-Plants, Roses, Seeds, &c, can he
had every cay ii the Marks. below Sixth
Street, Philadelphia, were ordsrs are also re.
ceived for the NURSERY.
March Goth. 1864.
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AUlITOR's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho under.
In signed. appointed by the Orphans Cour,
OF Columbia county Auditor upon The excep-
tions 10 the account OF John Welliver and
Richard Demolt Executors OF William Wei.
liver, late of Madison township Columbia
county, deceased, will Attend 10 The da,ies
Of his appointment at the Court house in
Bloomsbury on Friday the 4ta day OF May
next Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, where aud when
all persohs Interested will attend If lhev sea
proper. JAMES PLEASANTS,
auditor.
Bloomsbury, March Is, 1855. 6,
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PArRiorIsm.-Henry Ward Beschsr, ia o
recent lecture on this snbjecl, which he con.
sidered under different heads. said:-"T The
SIKH and mos, important element OF paitiol-
ism is that By uhieh pe come 10 lore our teRow
citizens. This comes direct from religion,
and is therefore The noblest element Of patrl.
otism. Whenever men are born God is their
father, and they are all brothers,"
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LIBRARY.

Que of the teachers of this county has sent
Us the following communication which we
publish for the benefit of the Teachers As
ISOLATION. The suggestion in j, is one that
should receive some thought from The mem
bers. The establishment of library is Ger.
tainly important and the only debatable
question in connection is the mode and man.
ner of procuring il.
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GSnraiioual department.

State Convention OF County su~perintend-
ents.
VESHE County Supe rintendents Of Comm on
Schools, in the several counties Of Penn
sylvanla, are requested by Mr.. Curtin, the
State Superintendent, TO meet in State Con-
v%ention, at Harrisburg. on Wednesday The 11h
Dag Of April nezi, for mutual consultation, and
the discussion and adoption of such meas.
uIes as may tend to a mole complete and
effective organization, for the advancement
oil Common Schools, and the cause of popu-
lar education. A full and punctuaI attend
ance is desirable.
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wyomius Comfy.

Mr.. Lane, the County Superintendent Of
Wyoming, has Issued a call for . Teachers
institute to al Tunkhannock on
the oh Of April, and to continue tro Wseks.
ALI the mosi intelligent men Of The place
have agreed to deliver lectures before the
Institute.
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Know. NornISos AssAILiSo THEIR own Pc.
sirIoN Ar, order has been introduced into
the Massachusetts House OF Representatives.
for the purpose of making a law, sulhoriziny
an inspection OF all nunneries and converts.
There should have been a nun in that ride
ulous body, 10 move thu, all Know.Eo,hing
lodges be inspected as an smendmsa, to tho
order.
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u The 0lD Tows HALL, a, Lewisburg,
has been torn down TO make room FOR a
larger and more elegant building, to be de-
voted exclusively to educational purposes.
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A party Of 20 or 80 r~ersons, mostly men,
from susquehanna and Wayne counties, star
ted from Susqushanna Depot last Monday,
for Fort Reilly, 10 Kansas territory.
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IL ALL advertisements to insure inser
too Grst rs hanoed in BY Tuesday evening
Of tho week they ars intended to be pab.
lishsd.
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E~ Mr. Cook, Of the Dapville Democrat,
don't like the noliou Of George Law being
the next .Whig-K Know Nothing candidate fol
the Presidency. Our neighbor is very SEN
sible sometimes.
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a The Missouri house of delegate, has
passed a bill fixing the rate of interest in
that State a, 10 per cent
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II The California Legislature has ed.
journed sine die. thus defeating the election
OF a Senator.
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ton Clayton.
Asstssor-Aaron Lamberson.
GRREkwooD.
Jusiiess-Johuson H. keller, John Richari.
Conaatie--Jacob K. Berlin.
Superpisor--Wilham Roai.
School Dnsetors-Joseph E. Sands, Daniel
McErren.
Asssssor--William McMichasl.
HEMLocK.
Just;ee-Jehn Hartman.
Consta5e-Dauiel Nsyharl.
Superuisors-Sylveste Pursell, WIN. Cox.
School DireetorS-Reuben Bogart. DAVID
Wagner.
.Ass.asor-Hugh D, McBtide.
JACKSON.
JuS'ies-James Yocum.
Constabie-Jocob w. Hess.
Saperuisors-Danie Poust, Frederick Knous.
School Direiors-Frederick Wilss, John
McElenry, il.
Assessor-Absalom MciIepfy.
Locusr.
JuStee-keuten Fahringer.
Coastats-Wm. Goodman.
Supervtsors--Henry Gable, John w. Davis.
Schoot Directors Wright Hughes, Samuel
Meafs.
Assss,0r-Johu Reiuboll.
MAINE.
Jls,ies-George w. Gardiner.
Cossta6h-Joseph Geiser.
SuperUisor-Jno. NJ. Nuss--,ie for the other.
School Directors John K~elchnsr, Geo. Shu-
man, Daniel Fenstermacher.
Assessor-John Harmony.
MADISON.
Justice Jacob Denott.
Consfabe-Wiliam B. Wslliver.
Sups MISUNDERSTANDING Christian, VIM. B.
Wellfver.
Sch DOL Directors-Jno. Keller, Adam Keller.
Assess1n--William Canadian.
AlosToUR.
-Justies-Jaco5 Arnwine.
Constabe-William Roberts.
Supervisors Peter H~eimbach, Josiah Rob-
erls.
School Diyeetors-Jacob Amwine, Joseph
Mauser, p. M. Kershner.
Assessor-John Deiterich.
ORANGE.
Constabie--Richard Brewer.
Superrisors--H. II. Kline, VIM. White.
School Direetors-James Patterson, Henry
Delong.
Assessor-John B. Edgar.
Pine.
Wstiees-J. r. Fowler. James Masters.
Consta5t--fhomss S~lackhouse.
Supa pisorS-J. f. Fowler, John Bennett.
School Direetors-AIben Hunter, Enoch Fox
A~SSessoy-Joseph Shoemaker.
"Reminiscences.
Conaobh-David R. Hover.
Supervise rs--Abraham Menscb, Michael
Federof.
School Directors-[Tie among four.l .
Asssssor-charles Dyer.
ScoTT.
Jnstice-Wesley Shannon.
Constable-B. F. Dallmon.
Supervisors--Elias Kline, Thos. Gre yelling.
School Observation-Disclosures Nc Dowell,
Andrew Crsveling.
Assessor-Aaron Boone.
SuGARLoAr.
ConaaNe-James Shultz.
Supervisors--Joshua Brink, John Fritz.
School Directors Nelson Kile, David Lewis
Assessor-Henry C. Hess.
M~ouNTpLEAsANT.
Juaicss-A. X. Heacock, Jacob Shipmap.
Constabls-Joan Ale.
Snpervisors--Nm. Fairman, Wm. Howell.
School Difeciors--Elias Dribelbeis, Henry
Kitchen.
Assessor Joseph Crawford. a
b .b " MIEFLIS. d ig.r..
Justice-Slephen H. Miller.
Constable-Lewis Eckro.h.
Observation-Disclosures Mosteller, George
Nungesser.
School Directors-Phineas Smith, Samuel
Nuss. rad
Assessor--John Frost r
~ MT. Cook, Of the Dan vile Democrat,
don't like The noliou Of George Law being
the next Wing Know-Noihing candidate fol
the Presidency. Our neighbor is very SEN
sible sometimes.
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~ We have another piece Of original pc.
eiry for mex, week.
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T. The absence Of the editor will excuse
sry error this week.
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rowa.A,p olloer. in coIun.sla coou.Y.
ELECTED MARCH 10, 1855.
Book TOWNSHIP.

BLooM TOWNSHIP.
Justiees--Thomas Painter, Thos, ]. Morris.
Copstabies-B. F.. Hartman. iona. Laycock.
Super visors-J. w. Henderson,, B. 5. Mer-
rell, Richard Plummer.
School DUeetors-C Barton, IT,, George w
Correll.
Assessor-Gsorgs w. Abbot.
Benton. =
Justiee-Abram Young.
Constabie-Siephen kiefer.
SuperUisors-Wm. Cole, Ezekiel Colo.
School Dirsetors-Wm. Cole, J. r. Davis.
.Assessor-Richard Stiles
BRIARcRExK.
Lsfiee-WilIiam B. kaufman.
Constable Adam Suit. &
Supereisors--J. w. Eek, William vanpel,.
School Direetors-G. nj. Bower, S. b. Bow
man, Joseph Hicks.
Asscssor--Willia IRVINE.
CArrlwIssA.
Constabie--Peier G. Campbell.
Superuisor-Stephen Badly.
School Drectors--S. d. Rsinhsrd, John
Fahringer, J. X. Robbins.
Assssor--George w. Henry.
CENTRE.
Justite--George Kelchper.
Consiabie--Charles II. Deiterich.
SuperUisors-Dau'iNeyh Isaac Arwine.
School Dreotors-IIenry d. Knorr, Samuel
c. Bower.
-Assessor-Wiiliam Hutchinson.
FRANKLIN.
Constabie-Aaron Lamberson.
Supervisors-Samuel Loreman, Michael
Mensch.