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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil comfy,
In Chancery, March 50, 1860. !
ORDERED, That the sale made and
" reported by James 7. Mccullough,
Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate of
Elias 5. Naudian, deceased, be ratified and
conf med unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the fourth day
Of June next provided II copy of this order
be inserted in some paper printed in Cecil
county, once u week for one month before
the second day of May, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S50O.0O. w. III. RICKETTS,,
True copy test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Mar. 81, lSG0-lul. Clerk.
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STRIKES. From various parts of the North.
we have accounts of strikes" and meetings
ofsymyathy for. and in aid of the . strikers. +"
Usually very little good results to either the
employees OF the employers from these strikes:
and we do not think that as general thing
it is the right way to obtain an advance of
wages though it is Difficult, to judge in these
instances unless we were acquainted wi til all
the facts in the several cases. The greatest
g. striking Of the season is yet to come off :
it takes place in England, on the 10th of
April, between the two noted bruisers, >
Tom Sayers and John Heenan.
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Mass Meeting.

The friends of the Constitutional Union
Party in Cecil county. are requested TO meet
at the Court House, in Elkton, OH
Tuesday, The 10th Of April ncrt, al . o'clock,
+. NJ, fer the purpose of selecting delegates to
the State Convention to meet in Baltimore, on
the 10Th day of the same month.
Addresses may be expected on the subject
of the issues likely to be involved in the APP
preaching Presidential canvas.
BY order of the committee appointed for
Cecil county.
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Read Notice.

~ Office il hereby given. that application
" will he made to the County Commits
SioncrS OF Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the 2nd day Of NM. next. for
the locating aud opening of IA Public Road
from the Concwingo creek Bri Ige in tho
village of ConowinSn. t" interscct the pnblic
road from Port Deposit 70 RowIanIyiIl,. at
or near Rowlandvillc. on the eastern side Of
the Susqurhannt canal, plSsing through
lands Of Mccullough Il CO., ConrldS, Chas.
Hall and others. Gmar 81. lSG0-5y.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

FSFlilS is to give notice. that the Suhscri-
bcrof Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF SAID county, letters
IeStamrntary on the personal estate of
Palmer G. Ricketts,, late of said county,
deceased. All persuns,having claims against
the SAID deceased, are hereby warned to-
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on rbciorc the 18th dav
OF March, 1861 ; they may otherwise. by
law, be excluded from all benefit of SAID.
estate. All persons-indebtcd to said estate.
are requested to make immediate PAYMENT
to the subscriber. Given under nv hand
this 3lst day of Mlrch. 1860.
ELIZA RICKETTS,
EXccutiiX Of L. G. Ricketts,. deed.
Tc%-JAs. MoCAuIEY, Reg.
Mar 81, 186D--Cw.
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Gbe Cecil lpbie.
FOR PRESIDENT,
EDWARD BATES,
OF MISSOURI.
NOTICE.

Tn conformity with the recommendation
of the American members of the Legislature.
the Americans Of the several districts-a
all Others who are opposed to the present
Democratic Administration and in favor Of
the election to the Presidency of some tried
Statesman, whose life and puolic services are
a sufficient guarantee, that he will preserve
the Union, carry out the Constitution and
cnforse the laws are requested to meet at
the usual places of holding elections, OH
Saturday. the seventh day of April. to select
five delegates, to represent each district in a
County Convention, to be held at Elkton on
Tuesday the 10Th day of April, for the pnr-
pose of sending delegates to the State Conven-
ton, to meet in Baltimore on the 10Th next.
By order Of the CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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a NOTED DAY.-The twenty third of April
has been fixed upon for the assemblagc of the
National Democratic Convention in Charles
ton. 1t is the date on which Brazil was dis.
covered. Warren Hastings was acquitted, the
battle of Ratsbon was fought between The
Austrians and the French, the Charter of Con.
necticut was granted by Charles H., the first
number Of the Tattler was published by Steele,
Addison and Swift. 1t is also the anniver-
sary of the death of Convantes, Baxter, Tick
ell, Wordsworth and Shakespeare.
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RnIi Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that applicn-
~ ton will be mAle'to the County Com
miS~ioners Of Cecil county,. at their first
regular meeting after the 2ud, day Of Nav.
next, FOR the appointment Of examiners to-
view ana locate Road, beginning ut point
on the road leading from Port Deposit to-
RowlaniSvi'c, and running through the
lands OF Charles Hall, A. NicIilc, Vim. T :,
West and others. until it intcrsccts the rol,f
leading to C,nowingo Bridge over the Sus-.
qurhanna river, at Conowingu village.
Mar 81 !. lS6O-:w
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foral affairs.

NThe County Commissioners, School
Comm issoners and Orphans Court all meet
on Tuesday, next. Those wishing to have
changes made in their assessments shonld
attend to it at this meeting of the County
Commissioners
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PHILADELPHIA Platform Scales,

nF EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable for5ET,
ORailroads, &c for weighing hay coal, ore III
and merchandise generally. Purchasers RUS
no risk every scale is guaranteed correct, and if,
after trial not found satisfactory, can be returned
without charge.
Factory at the old stand established for
more than thirty five years. ABBOTT CO.,
Corner Of Ninth and Melon Streets.
Mar 81. 1S6O--3m PHILADELPHIA.
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MOVING our locality, the

MovING-DAY.-1n our locality, the
2jth of March is moving day. 1t has already
arrived in the current year, and teams- loaded
with movable articles are going in all iircc-
tons. 1t is world of change. Some 20 to
their new homes cheeriully, and some sadly
The latter, perhaps, since their last moving
have lost dear ones that then chcercd them
by their presence, and the recollection falls
mournfully on their hearts. Some are chang
ing for the better and some for the worse
Some are going on their own property to
improve and build up with the prospect Of a
happy life before them. Others are compelled
to leave the homes once theirs, but now taken
from them, and the change deprcsses their
spirits. But there is no use in dcspondng :
labor and he prudent and better day awaits
you. While moving-day causes change Of
residence, the hand of time is making the
impress ofchange visible everywhere around
MS. Many of our friends have fallen in the
year that has past great lights have gone ont
exciting events have occurred and passed
away, and still the world goes on as before
day and night, seed lime and harvest.
In your new homes be industrious, frugal,
and honest, and the year before you may be
crowned with blessings.
Honor and shame. from no condition rise
Act well your part-the all the honor lies
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For ReEt-The new Brick House.

ON Bow Street, adj joining residence Off.
VA. Ellis, Esq. The house is newly fin
iShcd and in complete order. Parlur, Dining
Room and Kitchen on FIRST floor ; -four cham
bcrs on second floor and two on third
Pump Of Arst rate water ut the Kitchen door
and good garden back of the house.
Terms easy to a good tenant. Apply to
W. JONES, or W. j. JONES.
EiktOn. Mar 3 t. lStj'I-3Np,
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GTThe Wilmington Republican and Journal
publish call, signed by some 400 persons,
for meeting to be held in Dover, some time
in April, for the purpose of sending Delegates
to the Chicago Convention.
The Central Committee of the Peoples
Party have also issued call for State Con-
vention, in Dover, on the 9Th of April.
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A HOUSE AND LOT

At PRIVATE SALE.
A SMALL FRAME DWELLING, with
n Two Acres Of Land, one mile from the
Brick Meeting House, On tile New London
road. Address
CHARLES II. TAINES,
Brick Meeting House, Nd.
Jan7,. 1SG6-tf..
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THE STATE L0CoFOCo CONVENTION Al ter
various riotous primary meetings in the sew
eral counties and the city Of Baltimore, the
locofocos finally succeeded in converting a
State Convention in Baltimore, on Thursday
Of last week. The proceedings were anything
but " harmonious" They finally organized
however, by the appointment of Fix. Gov.
Lowe as chairman. On the re-assemb.irg of
the convention on Friday, string Of R,sou-
tons, defining their position on the negro
question, L" boot licking the Buchanan AID.
ministration, and plcdging the support of the
party, in advance and Internationally, to the
nominee of the Charleston Convention, were
passed, with only few negative voices, las
the Exchange, locofoco. informs u.s."
The following Electoral Tickle, and Dclcsa-
ties TO Charleston, was then agreed on:
Electoral 1scket.-Enoch Louis Lowe, OF
Frederick. and James Lloyd Martin ofTalbot,
for the State al large; LIST. District. Elias W.
Grswold, of Dorchester; ID. -Jno Boyle,
of Carroll ; 3d.-Dr Milton N. Taylor, of
Baltimore city; 4th.-fIenry May, of BALTIC
city: 5th.-John Richie, of Frederick 9th.
j. S. Franklin, of Anne Arundel.
Delegates 10 Charleston. -Eastern Shore
Levin Wolford. Of Some,s set. and John R.
Emory, of @ Anne's, as alternate. Vcstern
Shore.-John Contee, of p Georges. and VIM.
I. Hamilton, of Washington, alternate. I'd.
district. WIN. S. Git tings, of Bait. Co., and
Sam'l s. Mafiit, of Cecil alternate. 5th dist.
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PoLTrcAI"-A large meeting of the consti
tutional Union party was held at the Cooper
Institute in New York on Monday evening -
About five thousand persons We're present
Addresses were made by Hon. Thomas Il.
Nelson, Hon. Horace Maynard and others.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIZ HHHtISlgHtu VIII ST III Hilblc Sale,
IL at his residence, near s. d. Motifs mill,
On Saturday, The W dayo april, 1860,
the following property:
~ Two Work HORSES, s.z-----7,,
tsnSES Mich COWS, / head of~ = \
@!-LA Young Cattle, $ Shoats. - " II
FARMING CrENsILs.-1 Lime SITraeier, /
Horse Cart and Harness, Plpws and lIar-
ness. Flakes, Harrow, Corn Drill. u
Corn Shelter. Grain Fan, Cutting Box,
GIndstonc, ShovcIs, Forks, Rakcs, Hoes,
OX-chains, cr"wba:, Maui, Wedges. Broal
AK, Post Xxx, Grain cradles Moving Scvthcs
Saddle and Birdie.
Hay by the Ton. Potatoes by tho
bnshel. Clover Seed by the buslcl. Geese,
Chickens, Ducks, &c.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Tables, BcdScads, Chairs, Stoves. ten
plate, Paror Stove, | churn, lot tin milk
Pans, and many other articles not mentioned.
u sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN PLUMLEY.
Mar 81, lSGO--lw.
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ELKTOy. MD,
New Spring Goods for 1860.

TNllE subscriber has this week received from
i Philadelphia his stock of
NEW SPRING GOODS.
lie invites the attention of customers to one of The
best assorte, stocks of Domestic Dry Goods. Ladies
and Childrcn's Shoes Hats Groceries Provisions
Dried Fruits Oils, Soap and Candles, &c, &c, to
be had in Elkton.
The highest market price paid for Outer, Eggs
lard and Bacon, i'll exchange for goods.
Mar 3. 1860 r. MAY
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CTThe citizens of Wilmington. Del, have
Of late suffered greatly from the torch ofthe in
cendiary. Scarcely week passes that there
are not some two or three destructive fires. -
Mayor Young offers reward of $500 for the
arrest and conviction Of asy Of the inccn-
DIARIES
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RAILROAD MEETING those interested
in the " Kent county Railroad, are requested
to attend a meeting to be held at the Court
House, in Chestertown, on Tuesday, the Sd of
April, at II o'clock, A. NJ. a large attend
ance is desirable.
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PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF
THE Nj. Il CHURCH From the PHILADELPHIA
Daily News, we CLEAN the following particu-
lars Of the action of the Conference.
The Conference met On Wednesday morn.
ing. the 2lst inst, at the Union church, Phil.
adelphia, Bishop Baker presiding, for the first
time.
The Reports Of the Book Concerns at New
York and Cincinnati, show the net capital
stock Of both to amount to the very large
sum OF S7G2 ,934 SO.
The Committee to which was referred, at
the last session, the question of dividing the
Conference, made a report recommending a
division by State lines, I. e., throwing Della :
ware and Maryland into one Conference, and
that part Of Pennsy vania, now in the bounds
of the Conference into another. The PROPOSE
ton was voted upon by the body, and by IL
very decided vote failed. A resolution, how
ever, was passed requesting the General Con
ference at its approaching session to grant the
Conference the privilege of dividing, if after
the session of the General Conference, it
should be deemed advisable.
On the subject of Slavery, the first action of
the Conference was had upon motion of Rev.
j, Cunningham, to appoint Committee of
six. This motion was tabled by very large
vote. The Eric, Providence and Cincinnati
Conference resolutions, recommending a
change of the General Rule, so as to make
non-slaveholding condition of membership
in the church were all successfully voted
upon and by the very decided average vote of
les to II the Conference refused to concur
therein.
Revs. Dr. j. P Durbin. Dr. F. Hodgson
Pencil Coombe, Thos g. Murphy, Thos. j.
Thompson, II. Co'clazer. DR.. Jos. Castle, and
VIM. Cooper, were elected delegates to the
General Conference
John Whteman, Esq, Treasurer of the
Missionary Society, reported the receipts for
the year within the bounds of the Conference
to be $30,9ll 81.
Dr. Durbln, congratulated the Conference
upon its yearly increase of receipts for the
cause of missions, and stated that during the
past 10 years, over $2,000,000 had been
received by the Society, two-thirds of which
had been appropriated to domestic missions.
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D@The elcctioneering conflict in Connect
cut. up to Saturday evening last, was deepen
ing in ferocity on the part Of the Democra s.,
but it is given up as lost to them by the Her.
aid, which also charges the Republicans with
having the most money and the strongest
speakers.
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NEW Posi- OFFICEs.-A new office is
established at Woodlwn, in this county,
miles from Port Deposit and the same from
West Nottingham and j. W. Abrahams,
appointed Postmaster. The department has
also established a Post Office at Buck Valley,
in Fulton county, Pennsylvania. and appointed
Mr.. John 7. Richards, formerly of this county,
Postmaster.
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ALL MEDICINES SHOULD Be
PREPARED BIZ 4 PHYSICIAN,
Cures.
Cures.

The EtcTrW OF An OBSTINATE CovGm OR CoLp
lioaIsHneSs Asthma. or any symptoms Of disease
in the throat. Breast or Lungs. should resort at
once to DR. SwHyneS Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry article which has been fairly tested
and found to possess healing virtues hitherto
unknown in the history of mclicinc Rely not
upon simple catchpcnny articles which relieve for
Il moment. but eventually accelerate the disease.
when you can obtain safe and reliable remedy
prepared by experienced physician. whose
laborouS private practice of near quarter of II
century must satisfy all Of the superior excellence
Of this old established and flr.fnmed Wild Cherry
Compound, is prepared under the immediate care
Of Dr. II, Swayne
Swanye's Compound Syrup of Wild
CHERRY cured Edward Hanson. Germantown
Road, opposite It'll of violent Cough. great wasting
of Flesh could not stand or lay with any comfort
Works ut George Swecny's Pottery Ridge Road,
below Wallace.
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Valentine
Chapman. at the Aims House near Franktord,
Philadep hn of one Of the most aggravated eases
Of Diseased Lungs which has ever been placed
upon record. Testified to by Robert Glenn, Stew
ard, who purchased the medicine for him. after
his physician had given him up as hopeless
case. and beyond the reach OF medicine.
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Margaret
wife of William Alexander, Midllctown Township
Delaware county, Pa. of confirmed consumptio n,
bad Cough Blood Splitting. no Appetite. great
Debility was attended by three physicians At
the time of her sickness she lived in Norristown,
Pa. and purchased the medicine of r. Slemmer,
who was our agent at that time. This was in lS47
~ Prepared only by Dir SwANTE & Son, No.
Sold by Dr.. II. Ii. MITCHELL and DIR. JOS.
WALLACE, ELkroN. and al Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the county and state
March 3, lSjO-ly.
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A Store House at Private Sale,

TNlIE Store House and Lot, in the village
l. of New Kansas, near Bay View r. O..
Cecil county, Maryland, now occupied by
Stephen Norman. Address
CHARLES II. HAINES.
Brick Meeting House, Nd.
Jan Z, lRGO-tf
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THE CHAMBERS. This disease, among
horses. RACES to a considerable extent in Kent
county. Md. The Commissioners of Chester
town have passed an ordinance imposing a
fine of five dollars upon any person or persons
bringing horse within the limits of the town
afflicted with the disease.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

II LLINGSWORTH Il co. are now
N receiving and opening fine assortment
Of GOODS Of endless variety, suited to the
present season, which they invite the COM
lhnnity generally to examine. feeling conf
dent they will not fail to be suited.
KfLLINGSWORTH 4 CO.,
Mar II. 1S60-4w' North East.
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DIR. ESENyvEIN'S
Tar and Wood NaDlha Pcct0riaE.

Is the best Medicine in the world for the cure of
Coughs and CoMs, Group, Bronchitis, ASTHMA,
Difficulty in Breathing, PaipHafion Of the
Heart, Diptheria,
And for the Eccit of Patients in the advanced
stages of Consumption, together with all diseases
of the THROAT AND CHEST, and which pre- dispose
to COnsum ntiOn
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GJ='fhe war with Mexico is estimated to
have cost Spain 500 900 eco. and Is, 900 lives,
for which she has conquered city not worth
the keeping.
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BALTIMORE.
lS3 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE MD,


NE respectfully request of youhn examination
w of our SPRING STOCK; which for Variety
style and Novelties, has never been excelIed in
this country. aud which are specially adapted to
The requirements ct soathern buyers We name
IN part:
French Eare Points, French Lure Shawis,
-Fftftsf Lace Be0uInoes, French Lace Manfilias,
French Lace Taimas, French Lace Piccolomin
French Lace Peelerines, French Lace Manderines,
French Lace Suhanas.
Together with one of the largest and most attrac
tive stocks ot SiiAWLS, amongst which will be
found all the Latest Novelties, such as
7hate Pekin, Gren0iine, Grisulle, SC.
BEREGE WRAPPERS, DusTEns & MANTILLAs,
Mantill&s ana Busters,
Of our own Manufacture "a great variety of styles
The above Goods have Been selected from the
best Manufacturersih Europe and i'll fully reray
a careful exa,ai.ration
Joseph BICkERTON x co.
Feb IT, 1860 -3n
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r.. G. REESE,
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goo
VIZ - ~ =
DEALER IN

-DEA LEK IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardmare, Qmeensware, Hats, Caps.
Boots, Shoes, &c.,
MAIN STREET, opposite North, next door
to Dr. Mitchell's Drug Store,
ELKTON, MD.
"AE1NG purchased the stock Of A. G.
IL Tuite, Esq, have resumed business
at the Old Stand. and intend keeping a full
assortment of Goods. The patronage of my
friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited.
TERMs-Siy months credit on running
accounts of twelve months.
Prompt settlements positively required.
Mar 3, 1860 6m.
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CoURT.-The April Term the Circuit
Court for this county, commences on Monday,
next. The following is a list Of the Jurors
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GIVE understand that the work on
the interior Of the new VI. i. Church, in this
town: which has been suspended for some
time, will be resumed next week.
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tGTThc sold Captain" who brings
oysters to this "port," and about whom we
have frequently Of late heard the question
asked " What has become of him 70 arrived
here with load one day last week, looking as
g fat and hearty" as the shells Of his oysters.
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--xAa2n;eI. tlcir grounds 10 thelr STOCK OF
OENAMENrAL. AND FErT TREES. EvERGREESs
snnrBHEn1. GRAPE VINES, ROSES, STRAWBERRY
RASPBERRf PLANTS. &c.
$4,000 Ever blooming Roses Of the most approved
kinds
Solfata, Augusta, Lamarquc, Oihir, Cloth of
Gold. La Refine, per 100. Sl5 TO $40
Plants Trees. &c. carefully packed and for
wnrded at the risk Of the purchaser, to any part
of the country.
A fine assortment Of choice Flower Seed Dutch
Bhlbous Roots, such as Hyacin'hs. Tulips. Double
Jonquils, Glalio!us. Iris, Snowdrops &c.
Aageneral collection of Green House Plants,
embracing all the leading varieties.
Bouquets made to order with ncancss and
dispatch.
Catalogues furnished on application.
We are now taking orders for our new Seeding
ftrawbciry. Fill,nore.) which will be delivered to
Applicants on and after the I'd of April next.
For further Information send for a circular
SAMUEL FEAST & SONS,
Corner Charles and Saratoga streets
Jan IS, lS60-3m. BALTIMORE.
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Thomas V. Ward, Jethro Johnson,
John W. Morgan, Joseph Wlngatc,
jeremiah G. Price, John McCrackcn,
Edwin q, Chandlee, Robert Gather,
John W. Bouchcll, job Ilancs,
George w. Bennett, Thomas Maxwell,
James A. Benson, Thomas ID. Clayton,
James Hasson, John W. Buckley,
Lewis Z. Ellison, W lillian Nickle,
BENZ. B. Chambers, Alexander Jackson,
Daniel Bratton, BENZ Vandver,
Edwin Wilmer. William McMullin,
William Torbert, David Jcnniss,
Thomas NJ Her, John Stump,
Samuel s. Maitt, Elisha Brown,
john Smith, Jcr. G. Foard,
William Turf, S. b. Mccullough,
Lawrence Seminar, Andrew Nickle,
Levi Hall, Samuel j. England,
Samuel NJ Kirk, Jonathan p. Burns,
William Reed, James l.. Brinton,
John r. Sproston, George W. Janncy,
Benz. Clifford, William McNamec,
Azaras Pennington, Davidson D. Pcarce.