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, 1857-08-07
Indian War Claims.

THE CoMN!SSI1N appointed % examine and re
pot ou we expenses inc, rrUl IN the npprc. sion
rf h. tilitc, ia the late indian war in OREGON and
Washin,t H. by tie Territorial Govern. aorts ut said
1erdtorc' ho'eby eiveuutirr tt hoGealcI the board
will concentrate II work at Vancouver W. A.. who're
III anpi,Jaton and communications touching its Oh
c.al Il 'i,s Eay be made.
The labo's u the CommissioG urdcr the law ard
the order urfahhins thG bplrd are devoted to ccT-
ching and reporting fit cg,ns5s incurred
ja n tlco I.r"toriss in ajTPrc ae l'iaAo.! 1',e.
-poliatiOn claim. nud claims fer tAc loss Of property
during the war, not actually in the uhc ser, ice can.
not be enterteincd or passed ul M. Claims Il this
kind can only be acted upon under further legislation
o. Congress.
Pey,ons having cllim' yet nadnsted with the re-
spccIye feuriIJrid &at1rita, u1ulI see 80 it that
-.ct 81 m' be recognized ly tic proper ioraamen.s
9' the ate volunteer tryiCe, and PIE cntcd through
them to the commission.
Hoping to make final report 10 TIE Secretary of
W-r carly In the coming aut mn it T. ugrcd by the
Cnmmi lon that aGtl and piaH.pti interested
Will cAlaht The pr0HpiHcss which will render such
colin .usuumadol pra;tcab.e
Al. SMITH, L. {. A.
RUFF 5 INGALLS,, U. S. \.
l.. GROVER.
Vancouver, W. T., Jlly $. s.l~37. 3GIw.
, 1857-08-07
peg- The Washington R,pu5lieqn ofI

ReJ The Washington Republican OF
July 24th, contains an article headed
Pierce County molly yindicated," by
which the distant readers Of that paper (it
it has any would he led to infer that it
was only IN Pierce ooaaty that martial law
was declared aud enforced by Governor
STEVENS, during the prosecution of the late
Indian war. Why dill not the editor of the
Republican inform his readers that martial
law was also declared and enforced in the
county Of 7HHrstOn and that with three
or four exceptions, no person felt particu.
larly agrieved in consequence If Pierce
county has been nobly vindicated by
casting fqrtyeigH Of a majority against
Gov. STEVENS, in the late election, on the
same principle, the course Of Gov. STEVENS
in the premises, has been "nobly vindica,
ted in THars.0n, in which county he re-
ceived q majority Of eightyninc. at is a
poor rule that won't work both ways"
, 1857-08-07

The lsrnuUs TRoUBLEs.-Our Panama
papers have considerable to say upon the
Snbject of the troubles between New Grana-
daaud the United States. The Bogo,a pa
perS say that no further propositions will
be made by New Granada, while the Pan.
anna Star is authorized to state that 10
further propositions will be made by the
United States, who look to New GfanaGa,
Tor oyertares as the basis of negotiations.
The Star says OF the New Grenndian Gov
erGment:-
There remains nothing for her to eX-
pect from the United States, whose mag
unanimous forhearancc she has so much
abused Her alternatives arc-tha pro-
poSal Of terms on basis acceptable to the
United States; the Intervention Of a friend
ly power to arrange the difficulty between
the two nations, or war One Of these
three New Grenada has to conform to: but
as to expecting further propositions from
the United States Government unless die
tatel at the cannons' mouth, she need not
hope for them.
1t has been proposed by Gen. Mosqucra
to send ], 900 men to the ISthmus, TO pro-
tect it in case Of INVASION We arc not
told how they are to get there, or where
the funds for the support are to come from"
, 1857-08-07
Dred ScOtt. 0scotp Free.
We 6nd the following in the St. Loui
Leader Of late date

We fnd the following in the st. Louis
Leader Of late date
"The real, original Dred was the lion Of
the court house on Saturday morning.
About 10 o'clock he made his appearance
on the steps fronting on Fourth street,
He was soon recognized and surrounded
BY about score of lawyers, all congratu-
hting him on bis enviable notoriety. Some
said be was the most celebrated character
Ofthe present day-that he'caused great
T stir in the United States than Lafayette
himself, and advised him to go of forth
with to Boston. exhibit himself there, and
from thence to London, but to be sure be-
fore be left for England, to get an intro
duction from Mrs. Stowe to the Duchess
Of Sutherland, and that doubtless his for.
tune would be made Others advised him
70 join the black republicans and stump it
through the State for Major Rollins during
The ensuing canvass, while some others ad-
Vlsed him to join the church. No,
nassa," said Dred, "me no go to Boston ;
nor to England, nor to de stump neider ;
ne stay in st, Louis with massa Labaum"
pred is a small, pleasant looking negro.
oetWeen 90 and 60years Of age, (of course
0newhat the worse for wear and tear.
ne wears q mustache and imperial, and
vas dressed in a suite Of seedy black"
Dred was the property of Mr.. Chaffee, a
massachusetts, black republican and it is
ald that he owes his liberty to the Spring
held Argus, and other democratic presses,
which gave publicity to DR.. ChafTee's own
e'sA'p Of the slave, tOhie6 the DR.. ioas dis.
p'''a 20 conceal, and eren deny. His eman.
epa'lon was entered by Taylor Blow, ESQ,
"St. Louis, whose father was the original
owner Of Dred-having been conveyed to
.'@ ios that purpose by DR.. Chaffee, as
%s law Of the State on the subject require,
1a' all emaneipations in that State shall
~penormed by citizen thereof. Dred's
"ne and two daughters we're emancipated
" 'ne same time. His daughters, how.
"sr' achieved their freedom by means oI
,u'r heels, two or three years since and
" 'oe same length Of time, Dred has been
uning at large, no one exercising owner
P over him, orputting any restraint upon
w movements. If he had been disposed
y nave made the attempt, be could have
ss'a'ned his freedom at any TINE. He
'Oula be valued, VIC suppose, at $3.50.
, 1857-08-07
pSg- The New York Times learns /

B6- The New York Times learns by
conversation with gentleman, recently ar
rived from Great Salt Lake city, that
Brigham Young! no longer makes even
a fcint of respecting any authority but his
own He has thrown off all disguise, aud
is despotic as the Sultan. The Times says:
When our informant left Salt Lake city,
he was threatening to drive all Gentiles
out of his kingdom" and bis minions were
burning or leveling the houses and destroy
ing the property even of his followers who
dared allow Gentiles to board with them.
or who would not fully subscribe to and in
dorse the outrages committed by the more
violent and abandoned of the comm unity
'in the name Of the Lord"
, 1857-08-07

BG- Frederick Douglass, the negro,
made speech before the abolition society
at New York, in which he used this lan-
guage:
The presidential election had been fol-
lowed by two events: the instruction in the
south and the poisoning at Washington.
lie would not say what or WHY that was;
but one thing, was not strange that men
who were accustomed to cut and lacerate
and prostitute their cooks should find death
in the pot. Ii any man wanted to save
his soul alive, let him not enslave him
(Mr. Douglas) to cook for him.
, 1857-08-07

r3- The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Herald, says of the policy
to be pursued by the newly appointed
Governor of Utah:
The policy to be pursued is for the Gov,
ernor, after reaching Utah, to issue proc
lamation that such persons residing in the
Territory, male or female, as desire to re-
turn to the States, shall receive protection
and necessary assistance from the govern
ment. This will cause stampede among
the women, and at once blow the Mormon
church to atoms or bring the saints to
terms.
, 1857-08-07

h.E aHE WASHINGTON Poison CAsE.-We
w. W. seen q letter from q physician of
n.n,Ia .rn,,aIlugton, dated last Saturday, which
oN"" "'ons that workmep employed in the
~" ~ alr, 10 cleansing the outlet o. Lac Na-
nal. .' MOTEL sewer into the can we're
CSos,V Cue violently sick. ibis confirm Dr..
tIs tIeS n 1. Jackson's Theory of tine cause Of
n Tyor,1la nI1lady at the National Hotel-Boston
, 1857-08-07

BeD~ a postmortem examination was
made on Saturday last, OF the body of Mir
Petriken, late member of he Legislature,
who died from the effects of tie malady
contracted at the National Hotel in Wash;
ington. Not the slightest evidence OF
mineral poison was detected in bis stomach.
, 1857-08-07

Ey- Bayard Taylor says that the Fin
nish women; who win scrub, rub and dry
their husbands, brothers, or other mlle
friends in the bath, think kiss the height
of imnodeSty; aud are shocked to learn that
it is common in America for wives to kiss
their husbands. This is certainly a Fian-
ICal notion.
, 1857-08-07

OBIrUARY.-Thc Mormons have lost one
of their great lights--one ]. NJ. Grant-and
the announcement of his death closes in
the most approved obituary style: "He
he's gone nov; leaving four disconsolate
widows and several children, four of whom
are under eight weeks of age, to mourn
their irreparable loss"
, 1857-08-07

IMPORTANT FROM MExlco.-1he y. Y.
Tribune over its late Mexican news -four
shes a conspicuous headil. Seven male
children at one birth" The details show
that on the Goth ult, Mexican woman ut
the capital, was actually delivered Of serea
male children as stated.
, 1857-08-07

Do The Mormon Elder kimball said
in sermon, in which he urged the faithfa,
to subscribe for the Descret NclcS, that, ac-
cording to his faith, such publications as
the Neps were not going to be bnrnad up
in the general conhagration, but would go
into the resurrection.
, 1857-08-07

All persons claiming lands in the above named
townships, under the act Of congress Of 9th Sep
tember, 1850, and the aat anendat,ry thereof grant
ing donations to actual settlers are requested t. de
their nliications, specifying the particular lands
claimed, and their location in the government sur
before the thirteenth dsy OF August next; and all
persons in the abJve-named townships who do not
lie their notifications as aforesaid before the thr-
tee th day of September next will forfeit their claims
gder the pruvi.ors " the act 0f l7ih July, 1854.
Given under our hands at Olympia, this Tth day Of
Nay, 1851.
WM. A. STRICKLER,
Register.
S. GARFIELDE,
Receiver.
, 1857-08-07
Religious Notices.

The Rev. G. +. WHiTwoRTH, (PrcsbyterianO will
preach at the district school house on every 9TH
er sabbath commencing December 18th, 1856, at Il
o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, pm.
Rev. !. DILLON will preach every Sabbath at the
new Methodist Church, Olympia, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
, 1857-08-07
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

T EFTEI,S Of administration on the estate Of Al
IL FRED KEsLAKE, late Of Jefferson county. W. T.,
having been granted ~ the undersigned by the Pro
gitc Court of'ssid county, Oh the Sd day Of June,
iS55;Notice is therefore hereby given 70 al persons
ildebted to the said estate TO make immediate pay
mclt; and all persons having claims againstthe same
arc requested to present them for settlement within
the time prescribed by law.
THOMAS NJ. HAMMOND,
July Y, 1857. no374w.pd. Admin traitor.
, 1857-08-07
Ailministrator's Notice.

I FILTERS of administration on the estate Of Isaac
II NJ. BRowN, late OF Tharston county, Washington
Territory were granted to the undersigned by the Pro
bate Court OF 1hur-ton county, on the 80 Instant
All persons Indebted to the said estate are therefore
requelted to make immediate payment; AID all per.
sons having claims against the same arc required 10
WIN. COCK. Admir-.
Olympia, August I, 1867. no 37.4w.
, 1857-08-07
q VI Mon i TTON,
AT
Victoria, Vancouvsr's Island.

%.A A WARE Of the great Inconvenience and n
-. -. a want Of suitable accommodation t1Is.4--;
traveller, and blsiness men, IN times past the under
signed has fitted up, in good style and comfortable
manner, first class norm. and JoIrdiRg honss,
Tor The convenience Of travellers from the American
side, and re-ideHts Of the Island IN geacIGL
ID hlll be tie constant aim and onaeayor OF the
suhsuer 10 furnish his table wi.n oycltldag cal,u.
al 10 crafty the taste and render tue Soy OF que Is
via linn agreeable and pleasant. To piensate seek
ilE pa1tc5to which the secaty Of the leland espe-
cillly VIII prove nvting-thc urdeI nod VI i'll besuw
hi. particular attention.
The public therefore reqnc ted 70 call on him as
above, near the Government House, Vi,toria.
CHARLES BAILEY.
Victoria, V. l., July 25, 1867. no.3G-ly.
, 1857-08-07
Judicial Notioa.

THE FALL TERN % the United States District
Court lor the first Judicial District OF Washin rtn
Territory, embracing the counties of Walll Walla,
Skamana, Clarke, Cowlitz, Wahkiakum, and Par lc
will ne held at Vancouver, on the first Monday, the
FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, lSJ7-Associate Just
Ice Hon. o. b. McFADDEN, presiding.
WM. KELLY, Clerk
Vancouver, August Z, 1851 no.375w.
, 1857-08-07
state Elections.

We confess ourselves somewhat behind
hand in giving our readers the resalt oy
me late State elections, hut by :hc sub
;oined figures, which We presume are au.
tbehtic, II will be seen that the canvas, IN
,bc States of Iowa, Virginia, &c, have
terminated as gloriously for the democracy.
ms the result Of the late elections in tbs
and Oregon Territory The democracy
have redeemed Iowa from the thraldom of
black republican fanaticism. The people
have spoken, and "down comes the article"
down comes the proposition of the equal
izaton. Of the black and white races. In
Iowa, the "kink y-heads" have been driven
to the wall, and the "owl and bat" party
into their 'knot-holes" The humbug has
exploded-the unnatural theory has been
repudiated, that the African race should
be placed on an equality with the Anglo
Saxon-the wives, sons and daughters OF
European extraction. Through the inter
1ention of Kanzas-shrieking missionaries
IN the late Presidential struggle, Fremont
carried this State by some 1000 majority,
but by means the most unprincipled, and
reckless, which the black republican party
could invent. The people of Iowa have
taken Second sober thought" and the
following is the result:
, 1857-08-07

Manniug's majority

VIRGlNIA.--In the cold Dominion" !" true
to her ancient faith as the needle to the
pole, the democracy have, in the late cleo
ton, achieved victory, more complete
and annihilating to the opposition than has
ever before been obtained there. Know
nothing prescription has been most S =
DalIy prescribed. The democracy have
elected all Of the thirteen members OF con-
gess-l2O to 80 opposition members Of
the House of Representatives; A to 10
opposition members Of the Senate; the
Attorney General, and oil the other State
officers democratic. The Legislature Of
= Virginia elects U. S. Senator the coming
winter, in place of r. NJ. T, HUNTER.
, 1857-08-07
ARMY NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS for furni ni,ling and deliver.
- ing SEVEN THOUSAND BUSHELS OF GOOD.
SOUND, MERCHANrABLE = = : at Fort Steii-
accom-, or at Steacoom wksrf, will be received at this
oee until IL o'clock, NJ On tic 29th Of Augst next.
These Oats must be delivered ~ -tr1Ig, substantial
sacks, OF the standard we.gh' sud may be delivered
from time to time. until Il 4h ut Niyembe, next
at which period all the olt 'as nave been cr,d.
Proposals will be received for t. VIII le aiapIlt le-
CURED, or portion only, NOf thah 2011 b lts
but preference will be given to those oaeig b isr-
nish the whole quantity.
Each proposal mu,t be accompanied by th" written
guaranty OF two responsible persons { .-.f.e 70.
sureties for the iathidl execution OF any cirart n
cd on such proposal
Each proposal must be endorsed: " Proposal
Oats and be addressed to the IN ersicred VII le
serves the right to reject any o. al BIDS. should ne
think the interests Of the servi REQUIRE. Il.
AUG ST v. KAUTZ.
Lieut.. :, inf, and A. 4. O ".
Fort Stcilacoom, W. T., JAY q, I'j7. nosj sw
, 1857-08-07
PAY YoyR DEBTS!

HAVING disposed Of ny entire inierc IN The
Il NOSP .REIL SALOON 20 H. former ur,i. sioa.
hereby wish t. Inform my Immune ralIe " lebtp.5
and fnsnls' that having once proved 10 item " d
friend in nced,' Ga lf,ed1 iIdeed,) a. times whe7
all ntents and purpose tiey were strapped aud IA
be to come up to the srrlt thls relnctinty nl lng
me t. book their accounts thlt now Il the senta-
hle time" to make demonstration OF their cr n ide
For this purpO-e would now gently JOG the iAeriarv
Of such as might otherwise be firgetful. LAX a. a
favor that all INDEBTED 10 me attend promptly TO this
matter, for aboat to leave the country these
accounts MUST be closed.
S. L. D. wESTBROOK.
Olympia, July 81, 1851. no.S6tf.
, 1857-08-07
ALTA HOUSE.

vancouver, Wnshington Territory.
THIS New and commodious House, Sit "A
il uated on d. Street. adjacent TO the l,|A
Steamboat Landing. has recently been 80 =
much enlarged and improved. and Is lslt1t
emphatically THE HOUSE for the busi- -Ss.-aA
incss man, the traveller and the guest, seeking the
quiet comforts Of n hnfne.
The proprietors be- leave 10 state that no efforts
shall he spared to merit continuance Of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them by gen
erous publc.
Those who wish Neat Beds, Az abundant Meal.
and pleasant locality in which to enjoy health,
GOODWIN 4 SPEARS.
Nav /, 1857. 73-y.
, 1857-08-07
Registers and Receivers Notice to Settlers

All persons claiming lands In the above named
townships, under the act Of congress Of 27th septem
Der, 1850 and the acts amendatOry thereof granting
donations to actual settlers requested Gle their
notifications specifying the particular lands claimed
and their location In the government survey, In the
Registers office at Olympia. w. T., on or before the
18th day Of September next and aIl persons in the
above named townships, Who do not file theT notih-
cations aatoresaid, befSe the 18th day Of October
next will forfeit their claims under the provisions OF
the act Of 18th Jolly, 1854.
Given under our hands at Olympia, W. T., this
l2th day Of June, 1857.
W. A. sTRICKLER, Register,
s. GARFIELD, Receiver.
, 1857-08-07

THE regular meeting of OLYMPIA LoDGE No. l. Of
J. the INDEPENDENT ORDER Of ODD FELLOWS is held
every Saturday evening at q 1cl,sk in the building
formerly occupied by YIN. Railedc two doors east cf
the Washington Hotel. ID.
All members in good standing IN the order arc invi
ted to attend. EDWARD FURSTE gecy
Olympia, Oct. 10, 1855.
, 1857-08-07
OLYmpIA LODGE. Mo. S.

KNOf Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
irregular communications on the first aad third
Saturday evenings in every month.
All members OF the order Ia good sanding are inyi
ted to attend. T. F. MCELROY, W. NJ.
, 1857-08-07
JUST RECEIVED

DY TIE uNDI-HdT0N17D, 4 7T17T 111117 N 7Iml1T
ID GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. PRESERVED
FRUITS % al kinda, NUTS, CANDIES, ALE. pOR
TER, LIQUORS, &c, ell Of which, with many ether
articles N The grocery line and DRY GOODS line wil
be sold cheap for cash or country produce. u
olrmpla. Nav q. Iasz. aslf :. ~.
, 1857-08-07
~ O 81 ? Z 1s:S2G
II i I I / "a L. Ca - "a 40 O N
b. AND
B 0 WLIN G ALLEY.

;iiE undersigned having just returned from trip
tine S'aie@, with the largest, choicest, and best
p,tmc.t Of
iIAEE&, LIQUORS., And CIGARS, OTS-
ILRS, LOBS1ERS, SARDLNES. &c.,
ever brought 70 the Territory, and AGAIN eeome sole
ji grct = u the above establishment, wanid hereby
norm the citizens Of Olympia, and sporting gentry
generally that he is determined to keep TIP TOr sa-
Dol IHose wishing to pass N a few leisgge hours,
gan d' 81 no more aarceably and TRoFTArLY than at
this iavoTite rcs0lt.
splendid billiard table Is attached to the premises,
~ vel the necessary i,ts' fer playing the game
4 pod. \ good ball alley. in excellent order also
.eaiy Tor the OF such as desire indulghg" in
healthy exercise.
Prepared oysters, loaslcrs ellna, slrlines, corn,
ETC., furnished to private part cs, in "Froeh styie,' at
he shortest notice.
J. J. wESTBROoK.
Olympia July 81, 1857. no.3G-tf
, 1857-08-07

NOice TO Tax Payers.

N0edCe 10 Tax Payers.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that as the Tax Duplicate
~ Of said County has tbs day been delivered to the
undersigucd, he Is ready to receive the same. 10
all taxes rcmaning due and unpaid on the lst day Of
October next the SUM Of ten per cent penalty viii be
added rs provided by law.
O1ice at the Post Office, Main street.
G. X. WILLARD,
Treasurer Thurst1n Co., W. 7.
Olympia, July II, 1857. no.c4 4w.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
To PLANTERS and house BUILDERS.

VNHE Subscriber returns his thanks for the very
Il liberal patronage received for the past, and
takesthis method to inform thectizens ofYork and
the surrounding Districts, and the whole South,
that he has effected another Improvement in the
Cotton Gin and Wheat Thrasher,
that e1cels any that have ever been introduced
heretofore; and from long experience he has no
fear in challenging any other Factory, either North
or South, to produce On equal. He feels very con-
ident in saying to the public, that his Gins excel
in performance any other make or pattern now in
use With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made to spew over, which no other pretends to
claim, and with good driving power and attend
ance, 45 saw gin, will
Gin from 4 to 8 Bales or more in Day
weighing from $50 to 400 fbs which is as much
as any one hand can well handle in day. Any
person wanting superior Gin or Thrasher, can
be supplied by sending on his order to me at
Lewisville, Chester Dist, s. C.
Work will be shipped to any place desired. RE-
PAIRING done at the shortest possible notice.
To House-builders, will say that am manu-
featuring
SASH BLINDS AND DOORS,
of every description, made of the best material,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded to or
der. JOHN SIMPSON.
June IL "a tt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
Columbia Market.


CoHon.-The cotton market has been so dull
for some weeks past, and still continues to be so
that anything We could say at present would be
merely repetition of what we have been saying
for some time viz: all that is offered is freely ta
ken at very full prices, thereby clearly showing
that it is only the lack of supply, and not Of de-
mand, that keeps the market in its present mac
tive state. We therefore continue our former
quotations with this remark, that if the article was
offered it would freely command our outside f.
cures Inferior II a. lit ordinary ]l3 @ If;
middling 12 @ l2f; good middling l23 a. l24;
fair 13 O. l3s; and choice l33 O. IA cents.
Bacon.-There is no country cured bacon in
market, nor is there any coming in, and We can
therefore only continue our former nominal quota
tons of 16 cents p fb.
Corn.-The receipts Of corn during the past
week have been light, and prices are shade high
er. We now quote Sl.l5 "a Sl.l8a y bushel.
Peas.-Our market is still bare Of cow peas
and We feel satisfied they would, in small lots
command $3.50 y bushel.
Four.--We have no change to notice in the
price of -four, and we therefore continue our for
mer quotations of ST a. SIT for common to good
brands; superfne S7!; and extra family -four
Ss y barrel.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-08-06
MRS. ". POWELL'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Yorkville, 8. c

YOrkVlle, .. -.
VJHE EXERCISES of this Seminary will be re-
l. sumed on Monday, the goth Of July, in the
new School Building just completing. A limited
number of Pupils can be accommodated with
Board.
TERMs-pER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board, with Tuition in any of the English Branch
es, Washing, Fuel, &c..""................$60 90
Music on Piano, ~ w
Day Scholars, as heretofore, from S6 to.... II 90
Pupils charged from time of entrance to close
of session. No deduction made for absence, ex-
cept in cases of protracted illness.
The discipline is mild, but firm; strict obedi-
dience to rules being required from all.
Young Ladies who, after having attended the
School two years, making satisfactory progress,
shall be desirous of qualifying themselves for
Teachers, will have the. privilege Of remaining
and continuing their studies free of charge, being
partially employed in teaching and receiving les
sons in the art.
Referencss-Charleston, S. C-Rev. John For.
rest, D. D.. Rev. Thomas Smythe, D. D., Rev. J..
Bachman, D. D., Rev. VIM. B. Yates, Hon. James
simous, HsnryR. Frost, NJ, D., Geo. g. Bryan, ESQ.
July 2 20 -, Il