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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-21
THURSDAY, Dec. 10, 1861.

Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Webster introduced resolution rela-
tive TO the appointment of committee TO act
with similar committee on the part of tho
House, to wait upon the Governor and inform
him of the permanent organization Of the Leg
islature, and of their readiness TO receive any
communication he may be pleased to make.
Resolution adopted.
Message from the House announcing the
passage of similar resolution.
The Council proceeded to the hall Of the
House Of Representatives, where the Govern
or appeared and delivered his message.
The Council having returned to their
lowing Standing Commit ees:
EIEcrloss-Messrs. Csplcs Shaw and Moore.
WAYS AND MEANs-Mcssrs. Biles, Clark and
Smms.
EDucAriox-Mcssrs. Webster, Biles and Caples
JupiciARy-Mcssrs. Clark, Hubbs and Biles.
CLAIMs-Mcssrs. Simms, Biles and Webster.
MILITARY ArFAiRs-Mcssrs. Shaw, Capes and
Moore.
ROADS AND IIIonwAYs--Messrs. Moore, Simms
and Webster.
ExoRossED BiLLs.-Capies, Hubs and Clark.
ESRoLLEp BitLs.-Bilcs, Moore and Simms.
INDIAN AFFAIRS. SHAW, Simms and Moore.
CoxxkRcE--Smms, Caples and Clark.
PEIxrISG-Biles. Webster and Caples.
CoRroRA rioxs-Hutbs, Clark and Webster.
FsDGaaL RELArioxs-fIubbs, Csples aud Moore.
Corxrrs-Moore. Shaw and Simms.
RrLrs AND ORprcs-Ciark, Biles and Caples.
PrsLic CRorxps AND Observation-Disclosures, Bies
and shaw.
A rport was received from the Territorial
University Commissioners. Adjoarned.
MONDAY. DEC. I'd. ls6i.-The H.uze was
called to order by Char'es Esgan. the Chief
Clerk Of the last Session.
The following Genslemen answered TO
their names: Messrs. Cock. Denny, Ferguson.
Hinekley. Holbrook. Lombard. McIsan, Page.
Settle. Ruth. Taylor. urquhart. Williamson.
Wilson and Yaniis.
temporary organization was effected by
the election Of the following officers pro tenn :.
Hon. J. L. Ferguson. Speaker; Chas. Eagan,
Chief Clerk; VIM. kspus, Asst. Clerk; 8. ID.
WiIlians. Sergt-at-Arns; r. Frost, Door
Keeper.
The House adjoursed ftpm day TO day. until
the eth, 81 which time quorum vas present and
House adjourned 70 meet on Monday, Dec. 10th.
MONDAY, dec. 10th, 1861.
The committee on Credentials reported the
following gentlemea a duly elected and en-
titled to SEATS in this House Messrs. Cock.
Denny. Ferguson. Griswold. Hinckley. Hol.
brook. Lombard. Mclean. Page, Settle. Ruth.
Taylos. Thosndike. Urquehart. Williamson,
Wilson. Warbas and Yantis.
On motion Of Mr.. Cock, the Hon. Secretary
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-21
WEDNESDAY. Dec. IL, 1861.

Council met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present-Messrs. Biles. Burbank. CLARK.
IIubbs. Shaw and Webster.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr.. Webster moved that the Counci! pro-
coed to the election Of officers by .rira roce
vote. Carried.
Mr. CLARK moved call OF the Council.
Carried.
Prcsent-MesSIs. Biles. Burbank. Clark,
Hubbs, Shaw and Webster. Pending the
call Mr. Moore also appeared and took his
seat
On motion Of Mr. Clark. HIS Excellency Gov.
Turney came within the bar and administered
the oath of office to Messrs. CLARK, Moore,
Shaw and Webster. the new mcub,rs elect.
The Council then proceeded 10 vote for
President.
After the seventeenth, ballot, resulting in no
choice, tho Council adjourned until O'Clock,
p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
The Council again proceeded TO ballot for
President, when upon the ninetcdh ballot,
Mr.. Burbank having received n majority of
all the votes cast, was declared duly elected
President of the Council.
Upon the first ballot, Il. NJ. Reed having
received majority of all the votes cast, was
declared duly elected Chief Clerk.
Upon the seventh ballot, Peterfeld Turpin
having received majority of all the votes
cast. was declared duly elected Assistant
Clerk.
David p. Wallace having received a ma
.jority of all the votes cast, was declared duly
elected Sergt-at-Aims, Jacob Smith, was
unanimously elected Door-Keeper.
BY request of the Council, His Excellency
Gov. Turney administered the oath of Office to
the officers of the Council
The President, in assuming the duties Of
the chair, and in returning thanks for the
honor conferred, delivered neat and pertinent
speech.
On motion, the Clerk was instructed to in
form the House that the Council was perma-
nentlyorganizcd.
On leave, Mr. Clark introduced c. j. r.
No. /, relative to meeting the House in joint
Convention in order to receive the Governors
Message.
Resolution read frs, time, and on motion
read second time; and on motion was con-
sidered engrossed. read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Webster, the Rules and
Orders of the Council session of 1S60-Gl
were adopted for the temporary government
Of the present session.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-21

Rsrunxsp.-M. l. ucAron. Esq. Of this
place, returned from q visit to the Atlantic
States by the last Pacific.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-21

TIE LADses' FAiR.-Don't fail to attend
the fair On Monday evening next We learn
that that the ladies intend holding festival
on Tuesday evening at the sane place.
Washingtou Hall.
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TUESDAY. DEE. "a. 1851.


The Speaker announced the following
standing committees
Eirfio@s-Tayior. Arid. Boz.rth Gilman.
Ways and Meass.-Bosarth. Bates. Bah
cock. Beatty. Chapman.
Edxoatios.-Dcnny. Cock. Griswold. Gar
diner, Gillian.
Coxnties.-Settle. Lombard, Gillian, link
ley. Warbass.
Jxdic.ary-Cock. Wilson. Holbrook. Page.
Mccall.
ClGims.-Griswold. Lombard. Mccall.
Memorials. Lombard. Mclean. Settle.
Smith of Walla Walla, Smith of Clarke.
Military IfaiTs.-Smilh Of Walla Walla,
Ruth. Taylor, Thornton, Thorndike.
Roads and H,ghways.-Ilolbrook. Urqu-
hart, Williamson. Wilson.
Enrolled Bills. - Williamson, Warbass,
Ruth.
Indian Affairs. - Page, Arid, Bozarth.
Wilson, Beatty.
Commerce.-Urquhart, Bates, Babcock.
Priating-McLean, Warbass Lombard.
Experimentation, Page, Ruth, Bates,
Beatty.
Rules and orders. Warbass, Griswold,
Gardiner.
Igyicutmr-Aird,M Mccall, Settle.
Pa6lir Grounds and Buildings.--H inckley,
Lombard, Page.
Territorial Libraary-Batcs, Yantis, Tay-
lor.
On motion, House adjourned
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-21

WASHINGTON STATEsMAN.-The first
number Of the paper bearing the above
title, published at Walla Walla, made
its appearance this week. 1t is of the
same size az the STANDARD, presents a
a good typographical appearance, and
gives evidence of being edited with
ability. The distinguishing feature Of
the Statesman from all other papers
published in the Territory is, the great
number of home advertisements.
Walla Walla 10 small village com.
pared with other places in the Terrific
~, yet it pays ten times as much to-
wards the support Of a newspaper. The
Statesmen is published and edited by
Northrop, Recs& Co. Success to them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-21

Of the Territory was requested to attend and
administer the oath Of Office to the members
elect.
The Secretary appeared and administered
the oath OF Office TO the above named gentle
men. House adjourned. :
TUESDAY,, Dee. Ia, 1851.
An unsuccessful aftempt wss maae - org
anize the House. WifhSat tSansaetiag sny
business the House adjouncd until 3 s'slsck.
in the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
The House organized permansatly BY the
election Of the following officers:
HON.. l.. Ferguson. Speaker; Charlrs Ea-
gan. Chief Cleik, William kapus. Assistant
Cleik: Thomas Warren. Scrgeant-at-Arms;
Robert Frost, Dooskeeper
On motion. the Hon. Secretary appeared
and administered the oath to the oliicers elect.
House adjourned.
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- The British Colomisf Of Dec. "a

~ The British CoioRisf If Dec. Cd,
says that fourteen lives were lost by the
sinking of a large freight bost, ct .
place called the Three Rifles. in Fra
ser River. The boat Was attempting to
ascend the river; the tow-rOpe had
been made fast ON the shore, and TIE
crew were working ut the capstan. whea
the boat took . sheer, ran rapidly
across the river and sunk. The entire
crew were washed from the deck BY the
swift-rolling current, and swept into
eternity in an iMstant's time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-21

Imupss1ob1ly ~ - = 49,
a. IL Ssssue.U q Va ~ m
u p.upnr1fre = suunsuieA 60
- - e1g. 6n4 - ssss9nSA
hastng b vIsu - l.cssnss q
sisssS - - ~ 40 q - -
e. 6snneboe 6 - oe.v!ss 49,
= - 90 III os14ise y :
80 - ~ eeeo. - 80 1919 -
~ - nssaps $4,000 Ossssly -
NE fbrce whseh Ce~gssss ssss'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-21

general subject. .a aAts
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
deem it of much importance that
the loyal residents of East Tennessee
and Western Virginia should no CON-
nected with Kentucky aud other faith
full parts Of the Union by railroad. ard
therefore recommend, ~ . military
measure, that Cor gross provide fur the
construction IF such a road - speedily
40 possible. Kentucky will no doa6s
cooperate, and through her LegislaGuve,
make the most judicious selectioa Of
the line. The northern tesmieas must
connect with sumo cxiseing r.ilrnad,
and whether the route shall - iron
Lexington or Nicholsvillc 10 Coaher-
land Gap, or from Lebsnon to the Ten
nessee line. in the direcs;.a Of Ksox-
willie. or some ctherseill AiG.reut route,
can easily be desernised Kentneky
and the Geueral Goveru0eut co-oposa-
ting, the work can be cDmp3s4ed in Z
short time. and when doos e win Il
not only Of vat present sse(dlnen, ~
also m invaluabls psrnansnt impsoso-
ment worth it. cost II al the future.
TRRAIIEs AXE csHnBncR
Some trsaaieA designed ehis1y 10
the INTEREST," of comasssce, end, kavins
NO grave political importzacs. hsvs
been negotiated ssd vill h sshoieAsl
to the 6sssfs 5oe their cooei1seu1isa.
Although ~ haye lid - io6ue1
some Of ~ commercial pswess q
adopt . desinble melioen15on a II
rigOn Of maritime var, ~ have thsa
far removed Ill tie obst.eon Htun the
way, except ssch - ore newly tsaPo.
rarv and q aec30eotnl oecuss(kop.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-27

Explanations Of ahbrevisfons IN the foregoing oescrp
tons
for east for west for north; for south; hf for
half or for quarter rac for fraction sec for section Tor
township. for range.
SO Of the morgaged premises in each case az VII
paw the principal interest," damages and costs VIII nrt
be offered for CASH and there be bidder for cash
the premises will bid I'm for the State, thought best
and be Immediately offered for sale on credit OF nVe
years. with interest % per cent per anrum,
payable annually in advance certncate OF poscnase
viii be given the purchaser pIedgng patent or deed
from the when full payment shall be made, PVT
which shall be forfeited 10 the State, with all payments
made thereon any default Of payment Of the principal
or interest according the terms OF sale ana ene the
State TO resell any time Bond viii be required Of the
purchaser for the payment Of the purchase money and IN
terest and Of the premises shall not be suffer
permitted and security may also be required an any
case.
By order of the Board Of Commissioners Of the sinking
Fund EBENEZER DUM0NT, President,
JOHN r. CARR,
ISAAC JENKINS0N,
NATHANIEL KEMP,
BEATTIE McCLELLAND,
Commissioners Of sinking Fund
OfF.cF o. rIu SISkrSs FuSD,
IDdisnsrolis, Oct I. 1851. ocr
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-27
PUTNAM COUNTY.

whfs e or sec 35, Ism, 3 W. containing so acres
mortgaged by w. Thomas Bradbury and Nancy NJ. Brad
bury his wife. Loan, interest etc. 553 40.
50 much lies of Rsinbrdge Road Of lot No. in
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-27

The or of sec Is IS A. 10 e. containing 100
OF less mortgsged by John p. Jones and Amelia
Jones his wife. Loan, interest ETC., 90 Is.
The hf ofn or sec Is, "a n. Ice; mortgaged by
Stanfield Corbin. Loan interest etc, 55S
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-27

Part of the or Of Is, 3s n, IA e, bounded
follows commencing at the post Of said sec Is
running thence along the line of said 81 34lo0
rods thence easery to the highway leading from Willow
or 81 s1o0 rods from the westerly quarter
post thereof thence southwesery along said highway to
the line OF said or thence along said line 10 the
place Of beginning containing II Of land morgaged
by Samuel Scales and Ann Eliza Scales his wife. Loan,
interest etc, $50.
All Of the hf Of or of sec IS, IS n, IA
tanning so acres; mortgaged by William II. II. Day and
Louisa Day his WIFE, Loan, interest etc, SIS 50.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-27

Neqr Of or Of sec II, % n rs e. containing 40
acres; mortRaged by Thomas L. Bolden and Mary Boden
his wife, Loan interest ETC., 331 49,
hfse or Of sec 2, 81 n in the district Of lands
offered for sale at Indianapolis mortgaged by Amasa
easier and Charlotte easier his wife, Loan interest etc.
$50 ~.
The or ofss or sec l,tsi n. rs e. containing 40
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-27

The swqr ofs " or OF sec 1s, IS n. {, containing
As more less except beginning the
Of said Or or thence II poles links, thence "A poles
Inks thence l. poles links. thence "a poles and
links 20 the place Of beginning, containing and
S3-1O0 n acre; mortgaged by Robert Armstrong
and Eliza Jane Armstrong his wife Loan, interest etc.
1854 -
The hfof or Of sec %, n, of containing 80
less; mortgaged by Jesse Clark and Nancy
Clark his wife. Loan interest etc, $2s7 is.
The " hf Of Or Of sec II, sn, 9e containing 80
less morgaged by Churchill g. Christy and
Maria Christy his wife. Loan, interest ETC., S5To II.
The or Of the ar %, t 10 n e, contain
ing 40 acres or less; mortgaged by William 7.
Jackson and Margaret Jackson his wife Loan interest
ETC.. ASIA o..
Ehfofs or Of g. in 10 q. of E, containing 70
or less: rnorteaged b. Andrew X. Murphy.
Loan. interest etc, 1851 L.
PART Of or Of %. n, e, being all Of said
tract that lies the side Of Sand creek unning the
line 20 the top Of The bluff side Of said creek;
thence down said creek with the top Of the bluff the
line Of Mcjah Robbns's land; thence in direction to
corner stone BY small walnut tree thence TO the
line Ct supposed TO be IS also another
piece follows, to-wf Beginning at the corner Of
26, Of thence the line far enough
THAT line from said sec nf until strikes the line
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-27

MADISON COUNTY.
The hf of BIT OF or of sec Z. Is D. Off e. mort
gagged by Jonah Welsh and Juliet Welsh his wife Loau,
interest etc, $3.50 %.
The or Of the or, also the hf of or Of sec
Is, 20 of e. containing 10 acres mortgaged by
Philip Vasbinder Loan, interest etc, S551 To-
The hf Of or of sec 4, q n, of e. mcrtgsged
by Edwin n. Trowbrdge and Susan l.. Trowbridge his
wife. Loan, interest etc, S575 90.
The bf Of the or of 20, Is containing
so mortgaged by Thomas Svers and Sarah Svers
his wife. Loan. interest etc. S562 65.
The or of or and n or of the or "a, 10
n, RI containing so less; mortgaged by
Nicholas Seyher and Hiinah Seybert his wife, Loan in
terest etc, SIT SO. a..
Part Of the hf Of Or Of 20, Is n, begin
ming at the of said half quarter; thence With
the line of A. Dobson 40 poles thence so poles to
McCarys ne thence with said line 30 poles thence
so poles to the place Of beginning ntaning 20
also the hf of or Of 20, containing so acres;
mortgagee by 0rsemus Richmond and Mary Jane Rich
mond his wife Loan, interest etc, 1894 81
Or of or Is Of the boundary lne) also Of
or Is Of the boundary Iie,) all in 49, p con-
tanning 106 l6 100 acres. Iorgaged by Mary A. hatox
and Samuel B. Mstox her husband Losn interest ETC.,
225 43.
The hf of W or of sec 9t 20 n re. containing so
acres morgged by spicer Jones and Margaret A Jones
his wife. Loan, interest ETC., sol OF.
The or Of sec 9, is n e, containing l2s 100
acres also the or of ar of 81, ~ n con-
tanning acres also hf of or Of sec Is
containing so scres mortgaged by John H. Cook and
Margaret L. Cook his wife, and james L. Bell and Mary
W. Bell his wife; forfeited and sold credit 10 James
Gray. Loan interest etc, $50 o.
The hf of or Of IA, is n IS e. containing so
less mortgaged by Samuel Durant and Ann
Durant his wife Loan. interest etc. 2z5 ST.
xswrr ..rr~<r
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-27

MARION COUNTY.
Lots Nos A. and 6 in Frederick Toms subdivision
of lot No TO- Of Samuel Hendersons addition TO the
town of indianapolis, made from the hf of the or
of IS, l6 n Is also lots Nos ID, u, IS, L. Il
and Is in William Y Weys subdivision Of 25 of
the end of the hf of the or of sec %, Is
e, recorded in Plat Books Of Marion county pages
4 BIS; Inorgaged by John Young Loan, interest etc
Part of out-ot or block No. So commencing at point
the side of Washington street 60 # W Of
Of said lot block 49, and thence along the side of
Washington street 20 fl thence to Maryland street,
thence along Maryland street 20 # east thence to the
place OF oegnn1ns IN the e'y ., iHdznaPos mort.
Loan. interest etc, 559 s..
IL feet of the side of lot No. in square No. So in
the city of Indianapolis the said part be taken of by
line running and parallel with the west line of lot
mortgaged by Cathsrne Michael. Loan, interest etc,
47f Il.
Lot No. in square SO Of the city Of indianapolis
his wife. Loan, interest etc, 2236 TO-
20 feet off Of the side Of lot No 8, fronting Ten
street aud extending 2o2 # the width 10
alley part Of block No. 49, Indianapolis; mortgaged by
Robert Mitchell and Barbara Mitchell his wife, and Samuel
Lewellen. Loan, interest etc, l40 ST.
The W hf Of or Of sec %, Is n, I Except 10
the sold 10 Charles Meayer, containing
20 acres mortgsged by George W. Lane and Sally Maria
Lane his wife. Loan, interest etc, 279 ST.
Beginning at the corner Of lot nj square 81;
thence parallel with line of so to Mrs. wingates
line thence with her line the line of said block So
thence with said line the Of said block sfore
said; thence with alley and line Of lot in square 81
to place of beginning containing acres less in
and Corneia Elizabeth Little his wife. Loan, interest
etc, 55l &c.
The entire hf of frac Re Of White River, Is n,
e. (except &C thereof conveyed to John Holmes,
the side thereby being SO less; also
all of outot No 156 in the city Of Indianapolis.
tanning 20 1900 acres also lots Nos and in square
No. the city Of indianapolis mortgaged by Geo. H.
Dunn Pres't Of the L. U. NJ. r. X. Co. Loan,
etc, 5,4S4 81.
The hf of the or Of sec ~, IAN, rae, contain
ing so morgaged by Herman Korepefer and Mary
Ann Kortepeter his wife, Loan interest ETC. $50 o..
Beginning at the corner Of out-lot No 80 Of Ind
LAT n 10 inches thence lao II to the place Of
beginning mortgaged by Oliver johnson md Maria
johnson his wife. Loan interest etc. $50 50
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SECOND BOARD.


lhukSBAf nay 10 4. III.
ASHES The market steady, with limited sales at
IS so for pots and SIS 621 a IS rs for pearls
BREADsTrrs.-Elour-Ihe market exhibited more
bcoysncy and activity, while sales embraced about
600 bbs., closing within the following range OF
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Psraonal intelligence,

Yesterday Mrs Lincoln accompanied by Mrs Grinsley
and Mr. Wood, paid vst to the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
and politely shown through the various workshops
BY Commodore Breeze aud the officers of the different
departments They afterwards drove TO Greenwood,
where a short time wac spent inspecting the many
beautiful monuments which adorn this /" City of the
Dead The remainder Of the das devoted to com
peting the purchases which have brought Mrs. Lincoln
TO New York.
Mr. Russell correspondent of the Iondop Times, left
Montgomery on tbs 9th inst. for Mobile.
Gen Frost who commanded the secession forces in the
suburbs Of st Lops AID who surrendered himself and
command 10 Capt IHon Of the United States Army, Is
native OF Whtesown Oneida county, N Y. His father
formerly Presbyterian minister In that village, and
is remembered by meny Of 1T citizens
Capt Nathaniel Lyon late in command OF the United
States Arsenal At St Louis where he broke up the seces
zion srmy OF Gen Frost, was in Cincinnati on the l4h
inst en- To. for Washington. Capt Lyon was born IN
the State Of Connecticut He entered the service IA
Second Leu,epsut. Jgly I54l. He has been bre
veted and he received his Captains commission August
90, 1871
Phelps. of Connecticut; q A sconca and wife Of St
louis: f y Bsker r., Of Oregon, and A Birmingham
OF Columbus, Ohio, stopping at the afarge House.
Col w de Raasoli, OF the Danish Legation, Washing
ton J. G Musgrove, ct Broad Brook, and NJ. Garner
ard O. Gardner, OF Baltimore, stopping at the Bre
WORT House,
T. G Howe of Hartford, Conn. f o Tufts and E. H.
Ket,e and wife, Boston George Briudey, Hartford; f.
j. Phelps VT and Mrs Burr and daughter, Of saratoga
are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hon James Graham, of Delhi, N. Y; Col. Keyes,
y
cock, United States Navy; W NJ Thorp and Mr. Prime
New York; Henry A. Weed Conn +. 5 Kinney, j.;
f. N. shelton, Derhy, Conu r. F. Hitcncock, ~aerbu
ry and G. Ward, Of Boston, are stopping al the Abe
marie Hotel.
Capt. J. Morehouse Of the steamship Kangaroo; p V.
Scheuck, OF Phaaelphia; Green England; J. II Brit
ton Cal II. Wright, Cincinnati; j. A. Keer Mich D.
l.. Thompson ant wife, New York; IL G Kelsey, n. J. ;
II V. Hubbard, n II and S. Sanford Of New York,
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Col J. G Allen. Of Roston Col. Abel, New York; Col
BOetOn Capt. j. Carson United States Revenue
service; Capt. Il. s. Babcock Stonineton: j. Stryker
Rome Fl r Stevens Newburg;W W. s War;, Jr. ,and wife,
New Bedford and d. smith, OF Toronto, stopping
ut the Astor House.
G. Reid of Ednburg; Judge Parker and family, OF
Albany; Whiting, OF Washington: II. B. stanton.
Hay Of Pbiladephia A. Liucon OF Massachusetts: L.
Rawsop, Of Ohio W A. Galbrath of Erie, stopping
al the 81. Ncholss Hotel