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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

: Hon. James Thorihgton.-It is with
pleasure we give 10 our readers the fave
rsbls notice ri the above gentleman who
is ono OF the committee on public lands,
which, by-the-bye. il one OF the most
inportas. committee in the house and an
honor 70 Us 10 have q n-w member from
gu, State pat on said Committee. The
following 10 from the Erenisg Star OF
Washington City:
mr. Thorington, Of Iowa, Is a n. publican
party man, and . new number, evidently with
ftttls lsSslstve experience His gcoial aud
frank manners have Alr'Aiy msie hun popular
l., the II I'll. which, II he |. ~ .hrrwd IS We take
hin to be viii he turned I'd acc VA the interest
vi bis eonss tneuts We have no idea that be will
CEN, g. rank ~ mnch VI debAter. Upon pub.
asc l~ud On -tions he il at Co . TO be count.d
With thoss who regard the nttouai domain a. to
be hereafter d:sposcd U ior baneit OF the Stat.
wherein it may lie"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

Wall Papsr.-A few days ago while
in Rock Island, we soos occasion 10 ex.
anime the stock Of Wall paper on hand
at the Pioneer Book Establishment OF II
A. Porter 4 Bro. They have a stock
no. only sufficient, to supply an extensive
retail trade, bu. are Offering to supply
country merchants and retail traders al
terms a. good As can be had by going
farther east. Their stock is very large
snd well selected.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

A Mammoth Try Goods House. We yester-
day visited the Wholesale Dry Goods store OF
Messrs. Cooley, Wsdsworth l. Co, to SCI, as a
matter Of curiosity, the marks of Tie burglars
who recently got mp such "paying sight upon
that establishment. We were also shown the
hole that was made in their shelves by the rob
beers which did not seem much Of one after ali
compared with their immense quantities OF goods
that were piled from floor to ceiling in every
direction. although the thieves got over three
thousand dollars worth. There are few houses
in the country doing more extensive Dry
Goods business than this firm Last yeF Their
aggregate sales amounted to sometning over
81 600 900, aud from their arrangement. this
wear that amount will, no doubt, be very large
" Increased. This drm il possessed Of unlimi-
ted pecuniary means, and their stocks are al
ways bought from first bands, they making
their own importations Of the foreign Fabrics
sold by them. ;,
Merchants in the west should give them call
before going to the East to mah. rnrcha'es, o.
they will find they can do quite a. well oy them
AZ the Eastern merCants We learn That this
house hes been established ten years. Chfedso
Tribune. #~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
Book Notice.

We have received a copy of Mrs.
Caroline Lee Hen,z's new WORK entitled
Ernest Linwood.'
THIS authoress has already a world
wide reputation as as chaste and Gle.
giant writer, as woman Of literary tai.
en's and abilities, not surpassed, and the
general verdict is that this is her hos,
WORK We may say, however, that in
this new Work she has not only sustain.
Cd her Previous high reputation, but she
mas achieved victory, and reached q lit.
eraIy standpoint, far IN advance Of anv
oil her previous efforts.
1t Is one OF the most brilliant apd las-
c'na!ing work, Of fiction ever published
in this country and such one as coula
not be Objectionable as a novel or light
reading, void Of instruction or benefit
1t is for sale by II. A. Porter g. Bro.
Rock Island. It's neatly bound l2no
volume OF $50 pages, price SIPS. l.,
VIII be sent promptly, by mail, BY Mr..
Porter, upon receipt of the money.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
Netu advertisements.
Victory Perches on Our Banner

We have now proved beyond doubt that
Davenport is point where goods can be sold
TO merchants and dealers gent rally, on as good
terms as can be procured in Chicago or any
other commercially city in the west-and having
by industry and perseverance, overcome all the
dlfncuines attic ndant On . new enterprise in a
new country, We now have the track clear,
steam up and ready to supply the trade with
han dsome assortment Of goods in our line
We are now in receipt Of large and well
selected stock Of .Aasi
Try Goods,
comprising Fancy prints, ginghams, aelains
muslins, colored cambrics, b!eaehed asd
brown drills, colored drills, blue drilling, den
ms, mariner stripes, shirtings, tickinss, bleach.
ed and brown mu,lins, pillowcase ard sheeting
,nuslins and good assortment Of Hsus ekeep-
ing goods 49, .s ...,-
Also, goods FOR men and boys wear, in
which are phad linens, plaid gambroon, striped
and plain nankeen, fine white linen. plain, stri-
ped and fancy sateens for boys wear and other
fabrics loo numerous TO mention. .a"@- @
All OF the above goods Wa have for sale in
quantities 10 suit purchasers = Wholesale and
Retail. And added to the above goods we have
a large lot OF Yankee Notions and Embroiler-
les, wh'chYe purchased at a very low figure.
Having fitted up cut second story for Whole
sale trade, and the first foor for the RETAIL
branch, we Thus have the two depa rtnents en-
tirely separate. se
We are constantly receiving the new STYLES
OF goods as they appear m the eastern Markets,
and we take this method OF inviting the atten i.
ton Of Merchants and Dealers to our stock,
from which they can mako their selections
ADAMS N 4 RAPP,
i2-am DalzelPs block, Davenport, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

- Notice tho new advertisement OF
Eli Adams 4 Co., Of Davenport. H.
gives particular notes that he has an ex.
Gallant and we'll selected stock of Wall
paper on hand for the Spring trade.
Mr.. Adams has generally ON hand all
sh'ngs 10 t's Book. Paper and Stationary
Inc IN their season and whenever need
ed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

A Little Curiosity. We have, from
time 10 time, been under obligations ,e
our old friend, Dr.. Ike. s. Titus, OF Pla
cervills, California, for iavors in the line
of news and documents. from that State
His last memsnto is chip from Suffers
Mill which was bull, in lS4S. We lay
IT BY in our archives as chip Of grea'
value.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
SIS REV YARD.

Information is " anted Of the whereabolt, OF
a rifle gun, which wa stolen from my house on
the mo ming Of NJ arch lish. IS will be paid
for the reurn of the gun. and SIS for gun aud
theft said rife had one imhle of at the end
Half stocked and brass mount &, aud was form
erly owned b, John Han.lip, Spring Rock. Iowa
le3. SHAMROCK RoNpAIL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
I'll arrif0,

March 18th. 1856 by Rev. Rufus Kicker, Mr.
CuAa.rs w, ErHERroH to Miss MARX A. BaowA
both of Cedar County, Iowa.
On March 20,h, 1856, BY tine Rev. Mr. Porter
M u Wynarss Ia MISS ELIzA ]. WFBp all Of this
County. ., 80.
The above parties have our best wishes, may
their life be peaceful and happy: maF'hey pros
per and In their prosperity let thsm never forget
tho printers. aud we-'-shanks fer tne CANE VS. ie-
cstyed--will remember them. RS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

ssa~ Our thanks are due to James
ID. Eads, Esq, Superinden, Of Public
instruction, of Iowa, for a copy Of The
address to the Graduating
Class OF Iowa Medical College.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

CONSTANTLY on hand large assorm nj Of
~ common, fine and saperiae WALL Ia
per, which we are selling on at reduced
price. 10 make room for our spring arrivals
Good Wall Paper, pr piece, 10, u and ID cts
Medium - Is 30
Satinel 20 tots
Also Borders in great variety, COMPOSING
common, fine, American, and French, Velvet
ard Velvet gift, Also, plain HGreen, Blue and
figured,
window Curtain Paper,
yard wide by the bolt or single curtain. Time
and money can be saved in buying the above
articles at
III. Lara Book R0 ms,
Ne. SO Brady street, near the Post Office.
l2-H ELI ADAMS Co,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

Il Good .Hore.--We See the notice ia
the Dewitt Giin!onian that speakers have
been elected by the Republicans Of that
County, to address The people at differ,
ent places. w e ough, TO be edect,ng
something like that in Cedar county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

Ncrefa,y Of STATE Mr.. 40. Patter.
son. OF Muscatine, has been suggested a.
Candidate for Secretary Of State, or
<Ae democratic ticket, to 6llS,hc vacancy
"occasioned BY the declinaiion Of Mr.
McCleary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
Fie al Kaorviiie.-A fire recent

Fie al Kaorpiiie.-A fire. recently
occurred at the above place, in this State
which destroyed much property, among
which was the printing Office Of the Knox.
vile Journal, edited by VIM. M. Stern,
one OF the Republican Presidential cleo
tors. We regret the loss al the pre- sc IA;
/! me, Of such paper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
NoRroLK, March l(

NCRFOLk, MARCH To.
Railroad .fecidenf. The express train
from here to-day, Tor Weldon, wen,
through curve in bridge near Mar.
rardvlIle, killing Adams y Cos. Express
Messenger; Mr.. Doughery Mail agent,
and boy The engineer and several
passengers were severely injured. The
train, after the accident, took fire, and
was enterely destroyed. 49, i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

During a recent rain storm a, Cape
Breton, an avalanche OF snow, impetied
BY a large body Of water, overwhelmed
the dwelling house Of Mr.. Campbell,
abou. thirty miles from Sydney, destroy
ing the house, and burying in the ruins
Mr.. Campbell, his wife, mother, three
children, and hired giIl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

Cdthoiicisn.-The Priests Of Rome
have not, as yet, sought foothold in our
quiet village, but we learn that, ne Z, Sun
day, one Of the fathers will visit the
sew OF bis flock in this place, and that
arrangements are being made to build a
Catholic church here.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

We have now employed C,ppersmitb, which
enables Us to do all kinds OF Copper Work,
Which we watrsc. good or 10 pay. .ar,s
Also, Cain Pamps, Lightning Rods, Lead
Pipe, &C., &c. -
Agents for the sale Of J. IT, McGow ,N's CEI.
ERKATED DorpIe SucrIoN AND Force fUMPs.
Designed for Railroads, Mines Furnaces, Paper
Mills, Factories, Stationary Fire Engines, Wells,
Cistcras 81, g..
Call and Sec Tor yourselves.
Stoves and Tin Ware a. Wholesale, at Cai-
eago Prices.) ...
Court sqmre. East of Sweslands
IL n SAMUEL T0NLlNSoN Il CO.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

s- We sreturu our thanks TO Hon.
james Harlan, u. S. S., for Congress
s'onal papers; also 10 Hon. James Thor
ington for documents and papers, also
,of Garden seeds. sen! for Mrs. Spicer.
mere are some garden-seed for some
.sedy --who will claim thems
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
Dissolution.

The partnership of J. w. Rynett Co, hav.
ing been dissolved, by mutual consent the bust
ness will hereafter be carried on al the old stand
by y. & J. Ray j. w. Kynett retiring from
the field and job nRay entering In his place.
TO l2-3t. j. W. kYNErr Il Co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
FOR SA. T..

One JACK OF the Celebrated Kentucky Nal
tese Stock one Mare. Also, Que One horse
Buggy
At Adam BARS Farm, sewn miles from Tip
ton, on the Durant Road.
n lit. DANIEL HUTCHINSON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

- Notice the new advertisement 0 T
Aseu y Brewster, Of Muscatine. They
are safe and reliable persons to do bust
ae's with as we'll rs being an accommo-
dating Arm.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
,32l1Aa

The Undersigned will burn several K,lns Of
brick the coming season, at the yard on Rock
creek, below Frazier's bridge.
Persons wishing quantities OF brick can con-
tract for it now or any time previous to bum
ing. nll-3m r. b. HILL " CO.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

The Capital. We see i, stated that
the Supreme Court has decided that
.fprR nert is the time al which the CAPT,
tai OF Iowa should be located, by the Jaw
passed last session. which was voted fol
by the Gent from CEDAR
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

toal.-There is no State In the Union
better supplied with coal than Iowa.
Mines are being discovered and opened
in many parts Of the State, and marked
with great success. Recently in Henry
county, coal has been discovered in ma
ny places aai in large veins. Near
Hlllsboro, in said County, a vein has
been opened 5 feet in thickness covering
an area Of 1000 acres. and the coal OF a
Superior quality. 4
We have no doubt but that plenty Of
coal exists in Cedar county along Cedar
river, and could be made profitable TO the
owner, and beneficial to the County, if
somebody would only have the enterprise
to search for it, a~.a- va ..... ss.r.-+s
On the west side Of the river on The
land OF John Doty, it has been conceded
Tor many years that there is coal in large
quantities. .1# ... -uHs .at..
Coal is selling in Rock Island. deliy-
cred, at l2i cents per bu.hel, for the
best quality.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

The Profits. AS an example Of the
benefits, to be derived from Rail Roads,
we notice that a sale Of Is Acres Of
land was recently made at Lyons Clinton
County for $4,000 being $1,000 per.
Acre.
Such instances OF good prices, we hope
soon TO reco.d u. TIrroS: as it is but
shor. period oil time since Real. Estate was
fully as high at Upton as at Lyons, and
the only cause Of the difference IN prices
that they have the benefits of Rail.
Roads and we have not.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

~ Previous to the Rail road cleo.
lion, On address 10 the people was got.
ten up here, and by US sent to Daven.
psrt, to be printed. The bill was sent to
and charged to Us. We have made an
effort to collect it, with the following re-
sul,. ......a@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
T. n. IsErr. W. c. BRRwsrcR
FOREIG.N 4 DONE TIC EXCH NC e
Cfdoe of Isett T. Brewster.

HM SAASO "a A0OLI " 0EO~SksIs
Exchange on England ireland, Scotland
Germany and all pSiaciple cities in the United
8 tatss bought and sold ..
Collections maze and remttances At current
rates of exchange. a.a@ r. VT
Land Warrants bought, scotland located.
Money lean. on Bond and Morig ages on
long or short time. $50
Interest paid on deposits IA follow. to wit;
10 pei 1T for one ysar
= DO DO 40 6 month, aud over
. do 10 do ? months aud over.
Our present rates For exchange are as fol.
lows.
ExeEANGk sQuoTAIIoHs.
New York selling, J A 81 prem.
alylag, LIZ
st. Louis, selling, / I've"
!" buving, I-2
Currency DTS, IT. Louis, selling. i-2 ID"
" Chicago, IL
Gold. Buying al IL prem selling. at |
prem.
For parties living, cut OF Muscatine, who
keep their deposits with Us. we will forward
exchanges IS they may order 10 any point, at
current rates. ni2-'f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22
hu M - 9 T.
At the
Mimi s0ta Lumber Yard:

- At the ~
Minnesota Lumber Yard;
Corner of Iowa AMI Fourth Streets,
Opposite the anew Pennsylvania House,"
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
SAMUEL r. FULLER would respectfully
y announce TO the citizens Of Davenport nd
surrounding country that he has recently open
ed an extensive
l. u m b er yard,
corner al Iowa and Fourth streets, directly op-
posi,e New Pen nsywania House, where he has
now on hand large and well selected stock
of Lumber, consisting in part u
Flooring, superior quality; Fencing, foul
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling, Shseting, 4
PLANK 80 TIMBER.
Jost and scantling of all dimensions, clear
stuff and boards Of every quality from eight to
twenty Jour feet long, 100000 best quality
shaved pine shingles; 800 900 best quality pine
aths: also 20.o0O No. pic<ets; 10000 No. 2
Pickets; also. constantly on hand hull assort-
ment of Sash and Gia.ed Utnttows.
The particular attention Of hslders and pur-
chasers Of lamber is invited to examine our
stock which will be sold at
Prices that Cannot fail 10 suit Purchasers.
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa and
II urth streets.
N. B.-Purchasers from the country stop
ping at the New Pennsylvania House viii have
the advantage Of selecting AM loading then
lumber, without taxing thcir hosses from the
stabss I ga I6,lv.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

The whole amount due is $500. We
will repor, pr olress next week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

The undersigned having just completed their
Mammoth Stove and Tin Store, would respect
fully announce that they have now in store all
Of the improved patterns Of Cock and Par'or
Stoves. among which will be found Vie justly
celel rated I'D. ..z
Black Diamond and
e Charter Oak, also the -.t ....
May Fyc,rer,
.Keu Eagle. fir Tight,
Clipper, .s
Republic, 4" s"
Comet, 81"
All we ask is trial Of the above
Stoves, and, If they are not as they are
represented, bring them back and get
your money. sf
We have also the best improved pat
terms Of Premium stoves. Such as the
Best Premium, uery heavy
HOnt0n, 4" - o
- (y,sceut &c sgnI a. "n.
Red Jacket, /"
Eagle, !"
Forest,
1ss Iora Premium, ....,.s- F.,
And host Of others to numerous 10
mention. s.eas e.-ssf
All Of which We pledge ourselves TO
sell at Davenport, and Muscatinc Prices,
which will save you time and Horse IiesA
by buying of US. s.s..sss .azss = s.
Our stock of sssz ..assz4 nassans ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

Rress and Type For sale.
Bcfng desr 40 81 enlarsing the .4aserttssr, we
viii sell our present. press, which is an excellent
No, ,. Hoe Press, and also . large ,anti.y oil
BREWER To- which this 10 a sample) on favorable
termA Enquire Of Wells Spicer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

+
SOLE agents Tor Light, Newton Il Bradbu.
II fy's, and Haines RrotherS piano fo-tes
varying IN price from Sis 10 sl,000-whic IN
instruments are. by the best Judges, pronounce
superior Ia every. respect to any others YET
manufactured. They are also in receipt OF a
large assorI Of Instruction Books for ali
kinds of musical instruments; also guitar and
violin strings Of the best quality. Among
Their Instruments are melodeohs, guitars, vio-
Inns, accordeons, futinas, flutes aud bras. in.
slruments, oil OF which they will sell at whole
sale Or retail at the lowest prices Piano stools
IN great variety. Old pianos taken in exchange
Tor hew ones, on reasonable terms. Pianos md
meiodeons tuned and repaired in the best nan
ner. Orders addressed 10 Higgins, Brothers
ID, Randolph street, Chicago, will receive
psompt attention, and the best Judgment OF the
firm will be exercised in favor Of parties who
are unable TO visit the city to select for them
selves, but who will send their orders, enc 10 ;
ing the money, naming ths price of the ins.su.
meht desired. Chicago, Oct "a, 1854
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

i2-3m Dalzelps block, Davenport, Iowa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-24

A NORTHERN CLERGYMAN IN THE SOUTH
From private letter to one of the editors
of The Utica Herald, that paper extracts a
few words, merely to lift the curtain and
glance at the secrets of a Christian heart in
a land of Slavery. He says:
q have preached here, in this slave city,
nearly year; have splendid church edi-
fee, large congregation, large salary, &c.
but 1 am heart sick and homesick. 1 have
most perfect hatred of Slavery and all its
influences. They are all wretched degrad-
ing, and damning."
He proceeds to speak of certain public
acts in his city during the last few weeks,
which are too widely known to be again
told. And he then continues:
He who says there is Free Press or
Free Speech in the Slave States is, in plain
Saxon, liar. Every Fremonter in the
South is marked, and spotted, and twitted
of Abolitionism. I have not meddled
with politics in my public services; but be-
cause 1 dared to take the NeW York
Tribune 1 have been complained of bitterly.
o, how I sigh for the Free North! 1t is
my purpose to resign my charge .his FALL
and seek home Westward or Northward.
1 cannot, will not tarry much longer in this
land of bondage and bowie-knives. : =
Ny earnest prayer is that Fremont may be
elected. .zf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-24
Free State Prisoners in Kansas.

Gov. Geary is playing the tyrant over
the Free State men in Kansas in the most
approved Border Rufian style. Up to the
26th of September this Governor had caus-
ed to be issued Alb warrants for the arrest
of Free State men charged at random with
felonies. One hundred and thirteen were
then under arrest. The others hadfed the
Territory or were in concealment to avoid
the restraint of their liberty. Not single
arrest of a pro-slavery man had been made,
nor had the Governor caused warrant to
be issued for the arrest of Border Rufian.
Could more efficient mode of crushing
out" Freedom be devised?
The offence of the Free State men was
defending their property and lives against
the depredations and attacks of the Border
Rufians. They were forced by the highest
law of nature to-the law of self preserva-
tion-to take up arms against the pro-slay-
cry hords from Missouri and the South, who
were dessolating the Territory with outrage
robbery, arson murder and massacre, and
who had sworn to drive every Free State
man from Kansas.
When they had soundly thrashed their
enemies in several bloody conflicts, the new
Territorial Governor stepped in, promised
the Free State inhabitants they should
be protected, induced them to disband their
forces, then arrested them for murder, and
added insult to trcachery by placing the
prisoners under the guard Of the invading gruf-
fans he had enrolled as Territorial militia,
under United States pay and feed.
Lecompton dates of Oct lst, give a list of
the prisoners ARRESTED by Gov. Geary and
confped under tho charge of murder in
the first degree. The following former citi-
zens of Ohio are included in the number:
Thomas j. Porterville, (aged 67) Preble
Co.; Henry H. Easter, Highland; E. K. Far
ley, Marion; VIM. Ware, Preble; Ed. Gull
Iinghamg, do; S. Vogelsong, Columbiana;
Josiah G. Fuller Oborlin; Alfred ]. Payne,
Cuyahoga: Thomas Bowers, Ross; B. F.
Yunker, Coshocton; Alfred F. Baker, Lake;
Charles Sexton, Oberlin.