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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

~"'o-s VA untu hot ttcnzeo Ole
SUGAR About 100 bids. were disposed Of
rom irst and second hands at steady prices Fair
TO Fully Fair Hose. y n.
MoLAssEs. The sales were confined to shout
100 bbls At 2s@soc. o gallon for Fermenting to
Prime. 758E7Y = a2
FLOUR. We noticed sales Of some 2soo bbIs..
comprising 625 Superfnc in tIres lots on privste
terms, 100 at IS 70, 250 in two lots al s. u.s. 1850
Extra in two lots private terms, 800 III i've lii
at 81 p, 100 at 81 62ll, and 400 at So 90 D bbI.
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn embraced some s00e
sacks, of which 200 Damaged at Soc, 800 yellow
Mixed at go, 475 Ordinary Mixed at 81, 1000 Yellow
Mixed at 60, 100 Mixed and Yellow at gu, 600
Yellow at Ga. 1915 White Mixed and Yellow Id lots
at 65 $40 White Mixed at 6s, 1913 White at IT, and
s65 at 75c. d busel. In Oats we noticed sales OF
about 5000 sacks St. Louis, comprising $500 H.
several lots at 4sc., 500 private terms and I50
in three or four lots at SOC. u bushel OF Bran
100 sacks were sold at 81 90 y loO lbs.
PROVISIONS. - In Pork we noticed a sale Of 500
bbls. Mess at SO 90 q bbl. OF Bacon Is caaks
Clear Sides were sold on private terms III Lard
SOS tierces Prime were sold in two lots on Monday
on private terms.
HAY.@..A small lot Of wcsterf was disposed ii
at s27 90 q tan.
CoFPEE. We heard Of only one sale Of 100
bags at I4c. U fb.
HIDES. A lot of III Mexican Flint was sold at
19c. q ID.
WHIsKY. :. We did not hear Of D sale Of any
consequence.
FREIenrs.. We noticed ship taken for Lon
don yesterday at ASS. y hid. for Tobacco. Cotton
shipping to Liverpool TO I'll mp at 4. l6@l5,s2d.,
/ and IN tI 4
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Ia GALPIN,s CHOP HOUSING . Ex-
chang Place, Canal street and the Post Office.
z5$ JOHN GAIPIH takes pleasure in calling the
lion of his old friends and customers TO his CHOP
HOUSE, located for business and where they
will find everything the market Affords well cooked ceany
served and moderate rates.
DON'T FORGET THE "CHoP HOUSE,
Gaipns Beefsteas Chops and sausages COED Of
Oaets and other Liquors carefully selected
be had for asking-and small specie payment osl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

ELAHVLDS GEN jim Il PREPARATION.
RySRT 81 f. ne Bladder Bladder;
HELMBoEh,s BG6ig for the aravel
H HI Ms9I rs B BTnI for for The nopsy
HELMBohp,s BGGHd FOR Loss q Memory
HEMhoEs 81 Ss stiiSn
# HI R h for Msas NG5s sv
AElMBoLb.s BgG EIIl for Universal Hassinde
B sS for MsRs, sTsss
HELMBnIIrs B1GEIu for nryness Of Skin.
HEI.MBnLDfs BuCHU for Ernptions
H HBoh B9 Tor Tor lean Hsax in hs If af hs rye with
HR ESeSEf5 s B6cHT aGs siFRs with
HE TB, e f EHG H9 d a9 oSr gf ssss
HEIaILoLDs BuGHU for Exeesses arising from Tndis.
erection, and all diseases Of
F FEHahEs., FEMaEEs FFE EMhEEs
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
Old Young Single. Married. contemplating Marriage,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELMBaIDis EXTRACT BUCHIT Is the very best remedy
arising from inisceon habits of dissipation. in the decline
or change OF life. See symptoms above
No Family should be without tt!
TAKE NO MORE BALsAM or Mercury and Unpleasant
Medicine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUGHu CURES
Secret Diseases
Little or no eh1p sn NJ vi 10
Use HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU for Excuses arising
from habits INDUCED in
ny GOunE ana OlO,
And for diseases arising from Habits of Dissipation 1t
all improper discharges and will restore the Patient in
'e ss Rf S t. H Ex AZ P uGH for Disease, ana
@ IL nu for a. Affections
w,.,,.. .x,.,,na i Urinary Organs,
Male or Female.
from whatever originating, and matter Of
How Long Standing.
All tho diseases symptoms the same treat
ment and may originate from the
HELMBoLD's BUCHU is safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman city Of
Philadelphia, "a. 7. HELMB0LD, Chemist, who being duly
does that his preparation contains Narcotic
curry or Injurious drug hut are pnrelg Vegetable.
Sworn and subscribed before This sd day of November
1854. WIN. P. HIRBARD, Alderman
Price 81 PER bottle, six for So delivered address,
Prepared by Ii. 4 HElLMBUl.D,
.s5. Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04 South Tenth street. below Chestnut.
Pbadephia
NBeware Counerfeits and unprincipled Dealers who
en- eavor 10 dispose their own and articles the
reputation attained by
Hembod's Genuine Preparations.
=. >. Extract Buchu
i. Sarsaparilla.
Improved Rose WASH
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT CO.,
q and ISL Charities street,
AND ALI, DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
na- ASK FOR HELMBaLns-fAKE NO oTHER. Cut
out the advertisement and send for It,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
iasI Ivsw
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HVLE4AEk
So will b. pail for the apprehension and delivery the
JOE II taken of the State, and Fifty Dollars
-X-fnnd in the city alive He his quarters
0sa Cotton Press about O'Clock evening the
sd Of An about hour afterwards reported
residence of the undersigned person he
chtsed into the river BY waichmau was drowned
which believed TO be rase to facilitate his escape nothing
of the kind has been Is
about Is old; his color Is black deepest
shades he Is about feet inches hight mouth
thick us and rather fiat Is well made active ana
intel gen He had when he left home pair of cot.onaae
pantaloons and hickory shirt
vessels are hereby warned abor said slave
a2s If - ~ ~ ~ G. d. YAhCEY.
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Sunday Arrangement.


On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city o'clock
A. NJ in lien Of the II arse Car.
The Steam Train will the city Sundays every hour
from IL NJ until Ii 2. NJ. I|4
From and alter Sunday the 9Th May the Cars will leave
either end Of the Road every half hour from O'Clock p NJ
until 8 o'clock r. NJ.
night whenever required the Conductor must however,
ceive due notice.
onnibusses the Depot every
Psssengers requested procure their tick
the office under the Depot ,eckr tickets
will re handed them the
mvI G PANnELY. Superintendent.
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s~z~ z,NEN ORLEANS. JACK.
La kNss SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
1859. Transportation Department. 1850.

Freight will be received at The Gompany's Depot
liope street. TO $50 r NJ, daily Sundays exceptea9
All freight intended for transportation distinctly
with the initials Of cognee and place des
tition freight will be received unless consigned
established stations the line Of the road connections
The Company prepared receive md forward freight
points the Mississippi Central Railroad Jack
son. Tenn.
Blank railroad feceips freight may obtained at the
Depot OF Messrs. Gorson ArInsrangs Camp street, by
those who wish o
The Company holds itself responsible for tho all
Ton shipped BY the road which may he lost by ire from the
recepted the line until
notice eonsgnees OF its arrival the depot this city,
This Company. and Ill the Railroad COMPANIES constituting
Ine between New Orleans and
York having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
cities the Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company for Its account is discontinued and all
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
alton be obtained this subecf Of J. D. McKEEVRR, ESQ.,
g6 Camp street.
receRi or bank notes. pece eweg, other express
They will be received by the Adams Express 96 Camp
It's WILLIAMS.
r15 If General tp,jant
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e-s.s --.s,z=~x.-- PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
Liza R0AD-SUMMER ARRANGE ENT-
kRzR Commencing Tuesday, May l. 1860.
r-sara To and from the Lake, day, only Is
HJPlease buy tickets at the office, under Depot
-nEPARTURE CARS @s@
From the City: From the Lake:

Steam Train from the Lake to the city week days
The Steam Train will stop Gentlly Station, notifies
except however mail trips and during the half hour I
Sunday Fare Is each way and conductor
must have timely notice to stop
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13
SOUTHERN MANDATORY
.HERRING,S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES tat New York Pricc9.

The the United made st. Louis No.
For the superior ,ceIlence of which thousands testify.
Southerers nee North for these nnriyaled Safes
SF I'd will be paid to who show that
Herrng's Patent Champion Sale has failed TO its
FRANK w. ROBERTS < CO.,
Sole Manufacturers for the South and West Of the renowned
Patent Champ Safes.
Also makers Of Bankers seciIned Safes Wants. Vault
Doors etc. etc.
Bank Of all approved patents hand, for sale at
Mandatory No, 26 North Main street, St. LOUIS No.
rnDf Ero
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for export. = - ~ e
Ihis nessinss nqaiFy seems naodesaie and c sses y
probably a1nnsnt 10 700 bales
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. june Il. H6a
Arrived 30 Western Beeyes, 95 Hogs, Mich
Cows, and 30 Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

COMPUTATION TICKETS
reside the city and have residence stab
shuent of the Road, procure tickets reduced
rates at the office Camp street.
T. S. WILLIAMS, &
fec @A~ General Superintendent
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X ArHniAN's TROPICAL RooFaNe G.

:
Cheaper and superior any other Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DURAEILIfY-equal to she best roofs.
I'd. BILITY-Super to any other; no cracks
or leaks being possible.
Sd. BEAUTY-I presents smooth and granite like surface
xth. GHEAPNESS-It much less than though
good slate wood roof and less than the interior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public
cost Of cutters valleys.
9Th. INGoMBuSTIBILITY-It will resist FIRE better than
slateroof.
9Th. CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under
this climate protects the interior of buildings from
tense heat of summer.
It'll soL1DIfY-It becomes harder and smoother from
posue be roofs of and being light
weight require heavy rafters support while
Liable coroson and breaking does require REPAIRS
substances several of which peculiar Alone
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city.
Testimonials correctness above are in the hands
of thu agent and BIO verified any wishing he
tore contracting.
All orders left at the Post Office Box No. will he
promltly attended to Iapply to
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3sbtetu of the fElarAsts.

sS5 CRESCENT OsxIcE. No. ~ CAsF Ssnwey 4 Z
"Wednesday Morning. Jsne ~. Isso. 3 {
Co1ToNr -The market yesterday WAS dull, and
the sales were confined TO about 500 bales. Our
quotations are nominal.
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sssssgssses-ssss DENIAL NoTGG41. Dk. j. NJ.
MAt}ttE has taken in the Story Build
{fFf3ss ing, OF Camp Common Streets No
1I1lI3 second floor where he is prepared 10 perform
aloperaos pertaining the teeth in The skltn
eompished style He would paenlaEg mention thst he has
Of Dentistry than has been in successful prnctre
last twenty years. and feels perfectly satisfied
observation and thorough deliberations TINT there nothing
superior equal GOLD PIATINA plate
Artificial Teeth, either regard health
durability, and all who have failed succeed
these metals will would certainly fail in the any
substance
neire hours. from 8 A. NJ. until s P. II. d2a fin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

Itcontains, among other things.
The various Parry Platforms.
The American Ritual
The Kansas Legislation of Congress-
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Adj
Senators Douglas and eoames and Nessrs Stephens
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bll
Topeka and leayenwo,th Gsns.itgGns hui.
sa Including rfsss eres special
The Constitution Of the United States.
washlngtons Farewell 'ags veil , ADDRESS.
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of lIss and 80
Lands able documents against it with full history of the
President Perce,s Veto INDECENT Insae Land Bill
The address Of Mr. Faulkner , on III the 5n6Ise
resident Pisrses Message yetoing River Harbor
ri The School Land Bin, and votes thereon.
Es XXI ss from speeches and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches q noted hepabheens and Adolf
'is Dr. Toon,hs Boston Lecture on slavery ..o,...
Messrs neaal and Williams letters on the Bargain and
f r Gsap aefses Proclamation against Notification
history Parry Conventions ,,-.,a. ~ a.. pa,,.a.
g N.Y. B1s tn sassi suss
pfgsnason Hon A IL sturt's Letters, signed .sMaai
Kenneth Raysrs Philadelphia In November 1856
and in Nurih Carolina in ls3z ,r.n
history OF with The votes the various Tariffs
Listory If The United Satea Bank and Abolition Petitions
MT FiljnnTe's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
h Hstary al the Annexation OF Texas r.,
Opinion 81 public the OF Congress ever the Ter
4 rltories.
The Nicholson Letter.
The Enshyile Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon see'1ohais
classified
The Compromise Measures of 1850
Clayton Compromises.
= Wii.not Provtso. f
with many other things, numerous to mention.
Every subject fully treated. and in Congress- on
,sa.s6,ert having political signlfcation Is given.
This will post the public speaker ta On the AasAs
Single Copies So; Clab Of SIX. SID
,.ps Philadelphia.
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imports from Jannafy to Iune2
1850. 1889.
i,aes ..t.,-.....*-o h.5fI

GUSNY CLorHThere continues considerable inquiry
for ceth and prices fully sustained Sales Of 50 bales
siannard ~ l5c icy halss do bis price freely
Offered ~ baips for delivery short time ahead nton
and for August delivery 800 bales Ice. less and Pet.
There little available cl6 here arrive
higher With the exception oil abort l6 70 bales tile
here j. in the hands Of two houses who confident of
much higher Vt prices There good New
% bales but l has forwarded lately
Nrsina Geogin and southern ports believed
that the supply viii sufficient
TO meet le demand from that The article the close
is generally held Bic l6ba Sc to arrive
according to the views oil holders and The expected
rival.
ImpD from lto, Tuna
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sCHEDU OF Ais.
&a44
NEW ORLEANS POsT-UFFICE.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From LIST November, 1853. to lst june, Is60.
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For tnrtile. itfcrrnaton apply at the
General Ticket Office, ~= .aa
lis CAMP STREET,
Opposite Lafayette Square.
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EXPRESS TRAIN Mt sP. NJ.

Both OF which make close connection at Canton with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road.
Tickets the following places at prices named: /
NEW YORK, with choice Of II Routes, 48 90
A. or an q
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North, East and Wests

Two Daily Trains leave the Depot Of the New Orleans jack
and Northern Railroad Caiope and Magnolia
Streets folows
MAIL TRAIN at z A. NJ,
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rns - r-r=z,, GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
kis IstI is6g.l WAY Is60;
TRAY LEkS-Snmmer Arrangements.
Great Northern and Eastern Pleasure and Business Route
through Canada, mnating Detroit Michigan in the West
with Eastern tenlni Portland Maine and below Que
bee forming cheap, cool and delightful Summer route
tween New Oreans Cairo, st Inuis, Luisvie Cincinnati
Ghiesg Detroit and Niagara Falls To onto kingston otta
land, Boston, New York, and Atlantic Cities.
This avorte embraces the attractive scenery
the world embracing the Falls of Niagara Thousand
and Rapids of the St Lawrsnce Ch,udiee and Montgomery
Falls, Saguenay River and Whit Monnrans.
Tourists will have opportunity visiting marvel of
scierce, the great Victoria Tabular Bridge.
Through Express Trains leave Detroit
trains from South and West.
Ask for Through Ticket via Grand Trunk Railway which
had the principal Rasl offices the United
and Canada. j. HARTMAN, General Agent
WALT Err SH AWI,Y. General Manager. a2l
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pqsaas ..a..,r.,ssxsxss., NEW RAILROAD -z.ss.n
fs49t fnEssAEssSS8SfsfffHSAB ROUTE SfgA fST5T&
itK ~ 4sss$I-SES TO TEXAS. asSsassaasssss.
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.

TRery.tonr saved risks diseomfors
Of voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, Opeiousasand G. w. Railroad.
40 BERWIGK'S BAY,
BY the new and <nlcnaa Of STEAMSHIPS all built ex
pIey This trade With superior
FOR passengers,
LEAVING THREE TINES WEEK.
To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
WEDNESDAY. oRIzABA
10 Galveston and 1n1ianola,
Embellishments. MATAGoRDA.
10 Galveston and lndanea.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
a~The ferry running Railroad landing foot
Toulouse nearly opposite jackson Square, 7oeock
the morning. Tickets obtained
the Railroad office, of ST Peter and evee
Square, daily and the Depot before the
tlre the Texas trains.
a Freghs by this Line every day SIM
days excepted the above landing Insurance by this Line
less than BY The River Line
o2s If BENZ. p. PLANNERS. See,y.
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kkx Foe S4LE-SCHooNER JoINVTII.E-AT
EE%N Private Sale until SATURDAY 9th inst and If not
sold by that time she will be offered public stction
the Louis Exchange.
For terms and full particulars, apply to
PLAC1DE j. SPEAR Auctioieer,
No. IA Gh,rtres street
ml2 TIA Between Bietiville aud Cont streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13

II ANpIgG Elk BARK II ,UNT VERNON from Leg
L. hor-2lO Slabs of White and vened Marble and III casks
seo II 0''' BARELLI CO., 81 oumon street.
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s-x.s = $500 r,.9,x..z,z,-, FOR E4AKE BoRGNE
eaastsSaz @ssgz+tiuIF RAILWAY
of Goodchidren aud Champs Elyssee
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
TO Procare Lake Borgne, distance Is miles, through
80 cents children and slaves, half price
Departure Of Iraius-DAIIIY.
Leave the city for the Lake A.
:. Lake City :. Observation-Disclosures. 5,sA N
M
Office 90 Common For all business the Railroad
parmen other business connected with the of the
late Alexander Gordon, apply to
W. G. BAKEWEL1. Executor,
who only person engagements sign
obligations for the road
omnbusses leave cana street every fifteen minutes
the depnt se22f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-13


Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Directors resolved TO an interest," OF l3
PER CENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits the holders thereof their legal
18th of February next Also to declare
dividend Of FORTY PER GENT 90 cent? on the ne
earned premiums the Company for the ending pecem
her slst 1851 which certificates will be issued on the 18th
March
The Directors after reserving ONE MILLION OF noI-
profits resolved that ali the outstanding
Certificates the of the year 1857 he redeemed
and pRd the holders thereof their legal
and AFTER the 18th Fehruary The Certificates to ht
produced the time of for cancement and interest
after the slst December, 1859.
THOMAS SI.O0, President
JAMES D. DENEGRE, ycs.President
JkHEs EDWARDS Secretary.
pIREcToRs--
James d. Denegre. r. j. Hart,
A D. Kelly, John C. Ricks
Hugh Wilson. j. H. stauter,
j. Y. de Egana, u. T. Lonsdale,
Henry Renshaw, John g. Gaines,
A. q. Tremouiet, Thomas sloo.
ial4
ABIDING Elk BARK II ,UNT VERNON, from Leg
I snfW aandV and IA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-07
The Result of Our Election.

Owing to the present mail arrangements
and the early hour at which We 90 to press.
the returns which We have from other than
our own county are limited. In this county,
as will be seen by complete returns which we
give elsewhere, the Republican state and
county ticket has very handsome majority.
some 400 larger than last year. Although
this Is trst-rate, We have no. doubt but it will
be much larger next November.
Our Republican nominee for governor is
probably elected by 10000 majority. or $500
larger than Gov. Halls last year. This. con-
sidering the good weather and light vote. is
biz gain.
TO our Republican friends in Maine We
send greeting. We have endeavored to do
our duty TO our country. and to our nominees.
Count US in for from $1,000 to 10000 major
ity for the Rail Splitter" next November.
Give good report Of yourselves next Mon
day. Keep the ball rolling.
In Essex county there was division. and
1t is uncertain whether the regular Republi-
can ticket is elected. The vote for Senator
and States Attorney in few towns. was As
follows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-07

Sd. He fully recognizes the fancy heresy
that the citizens Of each state hare riqht to
go into the teri tories mith Their propertv 0,
ere'y description, and while there to haat
protection to property and persons.
18th. That slavery, as it exists among u.s.
is civilly, morally and religiously right.
With such record, has any Northern man
the assurance to present Mr.. Bell to the
country as conservative candidate, devoted
to the Constitution and the laws? He is the
veriest enemy of both.
The southern seceders at Charleston and
Baltimore hold precisely to the same doc
trines. They are ir perfect harmony with
the platform there erected, on which Brock
inridge and Lane were nominated. Every
real conservative man, who is not an unmiti-
gated doughface, will repudate such candi-
date.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-09-07
Justices Elected Sept. 4, 1860.

LYNDoN.-Wm. H. McGaffey, l.. r. Brown,
J. y. Bartlett, ]. Powers, c. Aldrich, H. A.
Quimby, J. W. Evans.
BARNET-Lemuel Manchester, John C..
Kent, Josiah \. Johnson, William Roy,
John Gilkerson, Andrew Warden, Wal
ter Harvey, jr., James X. Remick, Loren
kinnie. +. W. Carbee
ST. JoHNsBURY.-Moses kittredge, A. G.
Chadwick, Thomas Spooner, Joel Fletcher,
Calvin Morrill,, David Chapman, Ezra B.
Gates, John Bacon, ID, Calvin J. Wright, Ira
Arlington.
WATERfoRD.-John Felch, John Caswell
l.. IS. Freeman, +. X. Carpenter, Willard
Minnie. Nat. Lee. VIM. Hovey.
HAEDwlcK.-Orra Crosby, J. NJ. Stevens,
Benjamin Gray, Henry Blake. jr, II. \.
Shcdl, l.. r. Goodrich, Samuel Goodrich.
RYEGATE-W. j. Gibson, {. Somers, ]
Bigelow, J. Dickey, I. Nelson, jr., James
White, W. J. Henderson.
SHEFfIELp-John 2. ingalls,, Suel Miles
Hiram Jenness, Spencer Drake, James Nc
Gatfev.
PEACHAM.-E. {. Chamberlin, H. Sanborn,
J. r. EMERSON, Z. c. Clarke, b. Kidder, o.
Martin, Jacob Blanchard.
GEoToN.-I. \. Hall, Daniel Roberts, S
S. Burnham, Hugh Dunn, J. r. Darling.
BURkE.-Philip Smith, Asahel burlington.
Hiram Allard. Erastus Woodruff, Horace
Burpee, c. c. Newell, J. S. J. Bemiss.
KIRHY.-B. B. Nickerson, A. Leach, Mer-
lit Newhall, A. X. Quimby, Russell Risley.
WALDEN. Samuel Currier, J. W
Dow, J. +. Stevens, I. J. Leavitt, J. ID
Bell
DANylL LE.--Samuel =. Choat. Andrew
Mcmillan, VIM. II. Harris, David Brown
Andrew l.. Strowbridge, Joseph S. II. Weeks
Asa Randall, VIM. J. Stanton, Stephen Ste
phens. Charles L. Morrill,.
SUTToN.-Jona. Richardson. ID. Powers, II.
Eastabrooks, Jos. Bartlett, ]. II. |. Richard
son, Justin Cob!eigh, John True.
CoNCoRD.-H. G. Frye, ". S. Howard, d.
Hubbard, J. W. Joslin, l.. W. Pratt, Nathan
Pike, J. Chase.
NEwARK.-Albert Dolotf, Johnston Smith,
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