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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
ne Rrnninr Loader.

We issue every afternoon at , o'clock an Even
mE Leader containing all the latest news up to
that time. The EvsnEns Leader Will contain al
the telesraphle nsws received IN the day time
and Is q complete paper In Itself Subscriber
can be furnished with the morning or evening
edition at the same price, viz, Eve dollars a
ysar, or any cents per month. News Agents A'-
s,.hea AZ Al 40 per 100 copies.
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R 0 wILLIARIsPORT.
wnLIAassOar, July 2

WILLLAAsFoEIl July 2
1t appears theinteDded crossing of the Po-
tomao at Shepard's Ford by "a troops was
abandoned on account of the stsspness Of
the opposite bank.
The whole force encamped at the Ford en-
braces Is full regiments, besides several CON-
panies of artillery, cavalry, &C. They are
under marching orders ct 8 o'clock tonight,
and have ten days rations. When they cross
the river they will remain.
Col. johnson lies three miles this side of
Martinsburg with 5000 men. BE Is ebserv-
ed to be erecting earth-work batteries, and
putting bis guns in position to prevent the
passage Of troops.
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RRtRAaRn.

81. LOUIS July 2.
]. P. Knott, Attorney General Of this
State, who has been q prisoner at the arse
nal several days, was released to-day.
II is understood that orders have been
Issued to Colonies Of regiments in different
parts Of the State, 70 make a 0 more arrests
for opinions sake.
A party Of htty-one Home Guards while
aeouting for c~ontraband near Pennington,
ST. Francis county, Monday morning, came
upon a body Of three OF folr hundred seces-
s~ionlsts. They gave them one vOllsy, killing
their captain and several Others, and then
retreated to lronton. None Of the guards
were hurt.
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NEW Y0RK NkNa.

Nav YORK, July 2.
The steamship Harmonic brought 10000
rifles.
The world says In consequence of the dih-
eulties and discouragenents thrown In the
way, Hon, D. E. SickIes has r~elinquished the
plan of forming a brigade, and now esupes
the C~olonency Of the regiment previously
commanded by Col. Williamson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
FROM PITTSBURGH.

P~TTTzsuBeB, July 2.
The Townfsldt Fraud Case, before Justice
Lowrie, of tn Supreme Court this morning,
when after the hearing Of the argument By
the counsel, the Jud o refused the with
drawal writ. A certiorari was issued yester-
day, taking the case from the Jurisdiction of
the Court Of Quarter Sessions and tranferring
it to the Supreme Court, the writ having thus
been made obsolete. The defendants ap-
peered in the Court of quarter sessions this
afternoon, and entered into reeognizance for
epnearance at trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
FROM CAIRO

oA1RO, ILL., July 2.
Five men, supposed to be rebsls, were ar
rested yesterday near Sandy Ridge, No,
by a scouting party from Birds Point and
brought to Cairo. They proved to be loyal
citizens on their way here with information
in regard to the rebels. They report an en-
eampment Of two hundred secessionists near
Wolf Island, who are being furnished with
arms from Memphis.
1t is rumored that ClAib. Jackson is at
Memphis.
The rebels in that city say they will at
tack Birds Point at an early dag.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
rop SSLE ar EXCHANGE

FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
FARM Of Il acres, In East cleveland, s miles from
the Ony Brick House, Barn. Orchard 3D. III
change for a Fam West.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, near Cleveland institute,
Handsome Cottage House and Lot, with Shrub
bory. viii self very low, or exchange for an I'M
proved Farm in Michigan.
HIGH sTREET, large tWo.storT House and Lot to
exchange Tor q Farm.
IS ACRES In Dallas county, Iowa. one mile from the
County Ssat-Timber and Prairie. Exchange Tor
House and Lot In this city.
81 AOHE5, choice Land in Iowa, to exchange Tor a
Farm and pay difference in cash.
HOTEL and one and \ half Acres OF Land less than
two miles lIom the Court House. Large Build
ings aud every cOnvenienoe-a beautiful location
tor q pleasure resort. Exchange for q Farm.
LAKE 81, one and ahalf story House, west Of Bond
st. Exchange for a Farm. e.
10 ACRES, 8 miles from the cary, Win frame HOUSE.
To exchange fer City property. $1,000.
BUFFALO, n. y, double Brick House snd Lot
well situated. To exchange Tor property In OF
near Cleveland.
sFORE, Dwelling and ten acres Of Land, well loca'
ted for business, " miles romiLhis CITY bsild'
aUUn - nUAAA IN VIE 9N1AE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHINdToN, Jdly 2.
It Is said that neither the Presidents
message nor the Department reports are yet
finished, and 1t Is not Jet determined wheth-
er It will be printed in advance Of delivery.
A general order cautions officers that men
cannot be paid on the mastering iolls, but
that proper documents will be sent them.
Capt. Aaury, Assistant Adjutant General;
Capt. O. L. Stevenson, 9th Infantry; Lieut.
Dillon, eth Infantry, and Major Albert
Smith are stricken IRON the army for e1-
pressing reasonable designs against the
Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
From LnnIsYILLR.

LOUISVILLE, July z.
The Governor Of Tennessee has stationed
an agent at Mitchellsville, on the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad near the northern Ten
nessee line, to prevent goods declared a
traband in the Southern COnfederacy, from
going North, and Mr.. Cotton, surveyor Of
this port, wiz Immediately place an agent 81
Franklin, the next station north, In Ken
lucky, to execute similar offices In behalf OF
the Federal Qovernment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
The Baidmore Plot.

It Is said that a plot existed among the
seeessionists in Baltimore to unite and rise
"a the coming 4th of July, and strike for
SOreibiy uniting Maryland with the Southern
OOnfsderacy. If such q design ever did ex-
it It's consummstiOn has been ~efectually
frustrated BY placing the city under military
FulA,
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, July 2.
Fred. S. Litdejohn, who was arrested on a
charge Of bribing officers Of the StaIe Legis-
latufe In passing a bill hxing the Post Office
in New York CITY, was brought up In ousto-
dy to-day, and gave $1,000 bonds to answer
the charges
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

The Washington correspondent of the Gin
oinnsd Commercial says hat a new three
years regiment will hardly be formed Of the
two Ohio regiments now near Washington.
The Cincinnati and Springfield Z~ouaTes, with
some other companies prefer forming a
Chasssur regiment 07u
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NJ. pID.rnnnR 30,

The Pittsburgh Post thus speaks of the
gun boats which are being built for use up
on the Ohio and Mississippi:
When these vessels are completed and
ready for ses, about two hundred men, In
Guiding oficerA will be required to man
them and armed with twelve long 81
Founders and a l0-inch gun, and possibly an
improved rihed cannon, they win be a most
formidable war vessel. It Is presumed they
will draw, when fully manned and equipped
fora cruise, less than ten feet of water and
the bars. banks and shoals which prevent
the passage Of larger vessels would not be
needed by these boats. Their speed should
not fall short Of from fourteen or fifteen knots
under steam alone, aud with canvas SCI, at
least one and a half knots should be added
to its momentum. 1t will require about four
months 70 complete those boats and have
them ready for sea service.
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M0RR TRO0Ps,
Junf

ELMRA, June 2.
The osHego oath regiment, Col. Sullivan,
LET here this ?. n. for Washington, via HaF-
fisburgh, Tor the Southern frontier.
Ths 2sd regiment, Col. Hoffman, viii ar
rive on Saturday.
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FROM

BOsToN, July 2.
The steam frigate Susquehanns will sail
this evening or early tomorrow morning
The Cumberland Is daily expected at the
NAVY Yard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
INpIANA TROOPs MOYINa.

CINcIENATI, July 2
The 10th and 18th Indiana Regiments
arrived here this morning and went into
enesmpment at Camp Clay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
PRISONER SHOT IN rHE PEx1rrNr1ARY.-C

PRISONER SHOT IN TIE PESITENTIARY.-On
Monday evening aprisoner in the Penitentia-
~ named Groef who was sentenced i've
years ago from Jefferson county to imprison-
ment for life for murder In the second degree,
attacked the guard, Mr.. Tayler, and brOkehis
nose by a blow, when he called out TO the
rest Of the prisoners to icOme on, nov Is
your time" Before hecould escape be was
shot desdby the guard. rs@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
Washington dispatch sayr

It Is safe to say that strong efforts are
making to induce the government TO send
Gen. Dix to Fortress Monroe and detail Gen.
Butler on the line with Gen. Mcdowell, for
the grand movement soon to be made for
ward. It ts evident that no movement can
be made forward from Fortress Monroe until
more horses, wagons, cavalry and cannon
are granted to that wing Of the army. 1t Is
believed that Gen. Scott Is purpOsely keep
ing Gen. Butler from a supply Of these arti-
Giles 20 prevent bis movement until q certain
period, when the order to move forward viii
extend along the whole line from Fortress
Monroe to the Mississippi, presenting such a
scenea as the world never yet gazed upon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

There have been $4,000 volunteers ten
dsred to the President By responsible parties,
and Il Is believed the Wa Department can
put 1907 900 more men into the Geld in thirty
days Il II chooses.
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FOR SALE.

|SOOYILLE AVENUE, nrar Perry st., Brick House
two stO- les, and Lot. House we'll finished
throughout. SI,6O0.
HUDSON ST, House and lot. $500.
NEWTON 1T. House and Lot. $3.50.
EUCLID PLANK ROAD s miles from Court House
-HOuBe aud 5 acres Land. Barn and Fruit. S2sOO.
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8nlaers.

BROOKS 81 q e. W., BUILD
I'D lR8. Also Manufacturers of doom, BIinda
laGh, Bncfst1 And ~ kinds d BcroDlsavfDT Al
6othie Works Particular Attention paid % Ftri11
5o5a 4eefoI g DiNHlo1 SEeo1 near Centre
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

House, Barn aud 5 sores Laud, on Euclid Plank
BOad, y mile from termination OfStreet h. b. 500.
superior ST. -.-.......-........... 800.
MRlnut ST. .,.................-.- l25.
Rtttsburg St-Brick House, in good order. 200.
Hamilton St., near WOOd-Brick HOuse--.. I25.
Bank Street-krAme 90.
Prospect ~reet-fram HouSe................... Us.
BcOYilie Avenue-brick House -. -. Ln-
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0ILI DILL OiLIII
PI0KERR r
TN 0HARLEs A. DEAN,
ManuAOtursr Of
PURE CARBON AND PETROLEUM

FOB BURNING AND L~UBRIOATIEG.
Warranted Equal 70 the New York Kerosene,
Which I odsr 70 TIE Trads e less prfcs than can
Be purchased at any other house In tbs city, e I ob-
tain on iron nv own Wells, and hsFe not 70 pur-
chnB crude Oh rum second hand9i consequently nn
sell A Low price, and the quality gaarantesd 10
FiFe gstisfsctiOn In eFery nalpact
nrThs Trade supplied With crude Patroleum.-
Raurotd Companies urniahed With pure Aecca on.
hes non sand Or water.
lsnAs ohto. alrSkdSWE9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

I AXE ERIE PAPER Comply,
Manufacturers Of PRINTING AND BOOK
RAPh8s ere 7oH pnepared 20 supply all Qedsn Wftk
aeuHeE1of 0uAit1 % B4rsf endoa Adorable tsrmfs
y. " EAIBoRyAgWh
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GOLD N SC. SO,
Also Just oesasd . beautiful lot Of

" ~ ~ \ " II
with Bands, LO4 o., to mascA- S0lds and Tas.
sells in endless defy. Raper hanging dons at
short notice byexpsrisneed Eofkmsn And 6 resson.
Also, Ws you'd take nice lsbs Of painting, grain
Ing and vRrniahing e. air and ramune-ddFe rate.
n Rs
=. B, To Dealers vs would invita- thsir ~sttsnticn
% onr large storE mara
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Afal 0stan.
.OUsE { JENNINGS,

REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 21l SzpersOr st., (HP StairG)
MARBLE BLOCK.
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Special Dispatches to the Cincinnati GAIL
PH1I11PPI, July /.
.IBy Courier 10 Grafton ]

Everything is quiet here. Gen. Morris is
in command at this point, Gen. Mcclellan
is moving with the C~lArksburg column
fhe probability is now that there will be
either a fight or q retreat within two or
three days, perhaps sooner. The rebels are
known to be ignorant OF our strength and
reinforcement.
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gapEr ~gaugiugs.
I'm 0MK0LISW WALLPAPER

War has been declared and Secession Is the ordeI
Of the day, and now Is the time for all tidy house.
keepers to secode from dirty and smoky walls, and
ooarce on them with = rush, mes WALL
: GebT improving thstr homes, and most Of ali,thS
sare HEALTHXs
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale At n. OaraJn & Co., l9, Superior St, and
so low that all can get them.
THE COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready to sell French, Engllsh and
American wall papers from 80 20 70 per cant. below
peeViOu8 prices, and would most respectfully invite
AL to look IN upon our stock before buying, for IN
quality Of goods and the length Of pieces, We can
give the utmost satisfaction. Our Food5 coming d.
rectly from the factories, We thereby save ons profit.
A8o 9 large assortment Of Shades % every Varis-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
COLUMBUS, July l.

Col. Darlington, of the 18th Q. S. Infan-
With HT GIh6Tnnau. In tle new reg
ular regiments One-third Of the I'd Lieuten-
ants will be selected from the ranks, and all
vacancies will be filed by promotions, one
third of which will be from the ranks
Three of the regiments at Camp Chase arc
now full and mustered in. Four Compa-
MES are yet wanting in the Twenty-si1th.
They have been ordered here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

THE sICKLEs BRIGADE ABAN-
D0NED.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

tTelsgraphio Correspondence Of Cleveland L0adsr.l
~ WASHINGTON, July 2, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03

D ~. E. BEREGOLD
Ia has removed bis Boot ard 81 % store rom No.
u 10 20 10 - afor street, W ere be wiz b. happy
20 wait mon hi ffgud7 nud IN pnbife- iv7aiI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-27

LATER News FROM MEXICO. -Adyices
from Mexico have been received up to the
18th ult.
Our minister Mr.. CorwIn. presented his
credentials and was received by the constItu-
tional government, with all the honors. on
2Ist ult The English minister, Mr. Eyck.
was receivedlon the 25th. Mr4Corwin's pros
poets for the immediate negotiation Of trea-
ty are not very bright.
The greatest trouble with the Mexican gov
eminent at the present moment Is the want
Of money. The treasury Is bankrupt, and
the only resource Of the government, the
custom house dues. i absorbed by foreign
claimants.
The Mexican Congress has appointed what
Is termed a committee OF public health.
with extraordinary powers 10 act against the
reactionists and all others opposed 20 the
public good.
Senors Zanco, Ramirez and Zaragosa IT,
signed their positions IN the cabinet OF Juarez
Leon Gnzman was appointed minister OF for
eign relations. Joaquin Ruiz minister Of ill.,
tice. and Zaragoza retained a. minister O.
war. J. NJ Castenas, very intelligent and
Influential man. i minister Of finance
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-27
APPOINTMENTS II THE ARMY

Among the appointments in the eleven lev
regiments Of the regular army We notice tl-
following Eermonters
FTeemen Seymour. captain, and Henri
\. Smalley. first lieutenant IN the 5tb reg
ment Of artillery.
7. a. Dodge, first Lieutenant III The lltb
regiment of infantry.
Dunbar r. Ransom, captain Ilth regiment
OF infantry.
Henry : Burton. major 18th regiment 81
infantry.
Henry w Closson, captain. and Egber,
Phelps, first lieutenant in 10Th regiment Of
infantry.
The new officers must Immediately signits
their acceptance or declinatisn, and those
who accept must lose no time In maxim
Themselves thoroughly acquainted with the
army regulations. the tactics Of the severa.
arms. and the duties of the profession. None
will be nominated for confirmation unless
they prove themselves worthy TO command
- IVdfchmqn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-27

A FRENCH VIEW OF ENGLISH Policy
The Paris Opinione Nationale dissects the
policy OF England towards the American re-
bellion keenly and Justly. Ii says The
speeches delivered bv Messrs DAYTON, Clay,
and Fremont. Al the American meeting, will
create sensation ia England. What they
say Of the di>in;erestedne-s If France and the
selfshness Of England must give anything
but pleasure 10 the English Government and
the London press. The Tin So. which has
never understood the American question,
will employ abuse rather than lo.i- as p reply
to the unanswerable arguments Of Mr.. Clay.
and will doubtless rite. in refutafion Of the as
sertions Of Mr. Dayton aud Mr. Fremont the
testimony o. IFS correspondent. Mr. Russell.
whose predictions have all thus Tar been be-
lied b. events England. without re"ognlz-
ing the independence Of the slave States. has
formally derIared that she viii consider them
b. a belIigerent power and she consequently
disputes the right OF the Washington Coy
eminent 10 treat the cOrsalrs of the South a
pirates. The Northern people regard THIS
declaration a. an at Of Weakness a con-
cession made 10 Southern planters. II Is
against this act OF weakness. against this
abandonment Of all the liberal views Of the
English people. that Messrs Clay and Ere
mont have protested With energy: and their
protest acquires all the greater importance
from the fact Of their being regarded as the
Interpreters Of the secret policy Of the Wash
ington Government, and Of the patriotic sen
tIments of the American people. What
England wants Is to keep IN the good graces
OF the South, and not 10 wound too acutely
the just slsceptbilities Of the North In this
game she will not succeed. She will only
embi,ter the republicans without satisfying
the shareholders. II appears too evidently,
from the pioclamations OF Mr. Lincoln, the
dispatches Of Mr.. Seward. and the speeches
delivered the DAY before Yesterday IN Pans,
that the Government OF The United States :
determined 70 suppress the rebellion. re-
gardless equally Of the weaknesses and the
threats OF England
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-27
VERMONT NEWS ITEMS.

Secretary Adams holds Teachers Insti-
tutes at Orwell yesterday and to-day.
The Summit House" on Mount Mans
field, is now open tor visitors.
IN. King Brown has been appointed Post
master at Waterbury, vice T. B. Seagel, re-
moved.
Henry M. Page has been appointed post
master at Cabot, and r. J. Gleason at Waits
field.
The Lafayette Artillery, Capt. Mower,
of Calais, takes the place of the Vergennes
Company. in the Third Regiment.
Three men from Middlebury recently
caught thirteen hundred and twenty-eight
trout in four days Two hundred of the num-
Der were taken by one of the party in one
day Ought that to be called fisherman 5
luck ''?-or not
WINDSOR CoUNTY.-The Republican
County Convention will be held at Wood
stock, July 9th.
FIRE IN CHITTENDEN.-We learn that
the dwelling house of VIM. L. Winslow, Chit
tenden, caught fire on Sunday and was en-
tirely consumed. Most of the furniture, clo-
thing and provisions-and 80 extra good
cheeseS-were saved. There was a small
amount insured on the building
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-27
RUTLAND COUNTY TEACHER'S AS
ISOLATION.

The members of the Teachers Institute,
holden at Fairhaven, on the 18th of June,
1S6l-J. s. Adams, Esq, Secretary of the
Beard of Education, in the Chair, organized
a society called the Rutland County Teachers
Association Messrs II. j. Ballard of Poult-
ney, b. F. Bingham of West Rutland, ID. G..
Moore of Rutland, Henry CLARK Of Poultney,
and j. ii. Wood, of Fairhayen were appoint
ed Committee to report constitution.
Said Committee reported as follows:
CONSTITUTION.
ART. l. This Society shall be- known as
the Rutland County Teachers Association
ART. 2. The object of the Society will he
the Improvement of Teach ers anil an ele-
walton of our present Edud ationaI System.
ART. 3. The officers of this society shall
be President, two Vice Presidents. a Sec
rotary, and an Executive Committee Of five.
one Of which shall be the Secretary.
ART. i. Every person in the County,
who shall sign this constitution. and pay fifty
cents annually to the TIeasurer, IA the
month OF February shall be A member Of this
Society and such membership shall continue
until such member shall lodge vi h the Sec-
rotary a certificate Of his withdrawal from
laid Society, or actual y remove from the
County.
ART. ). The Pre,ideu It shall perform the
usual duties Cf such ofIiccfs.
Arr. .. Il shall be tile duty Of the Sec
rotary TO keep a. true and iair record Of all
the proceedings 81 the Society and Execu-
tive Board TO warn all meetings of the So
ciety ~ direction OF the President. and to So
cure, and conduct all CORES pOndence for the
Association.
ART. Z. 1t shall be the duty Of the Trra.-
urer to receive and disburse all moneys Of the
Society subject to the Executive Committee
ART. s. Il shall be the province Of the
Executive Committee to superintend and ex-
ecute all affairs of the Society not otherwise
designated they shall hay- direction Of the
funds Of the Society and shall arrange and
conduct all the exercises of the Association
( ART. g. This Society may institute a
branch association in theseveral towns IN the
County, when in their opinion the interests
OF Education will warrant
ART. 10. The Socdty at il regular
meeting may pass such bylaws and regula-
tIons as may be- necessary for the government
and well ing Of the sal be.
j. II. Wood Of Fair haven. and d. g.
Moore OF Rutland, werf appointed a Gem
mttee % nominate officers. to serve until the
first regular meeting Of the Association. The
Committee reported as follows:
For President. H. Clark, Of PouIrney ;or
Wee Presidents. Rev. Franci, Smith Of Rut-
land, and Hon. Barnes FrisDie. OF Middle
town. For Secretary, II. j Ballard. Of East
PouItney. For Treasurer, John ", Eddy
Of Fairhaven.-Ex-cutiyc COMMITTEE. L. Il
June, Of Brandon Is. F. Bingham, West But
land. r d. King Of Benson. and Rev, 4
Hyde, Of Pawet.
Due notice will be given in the County
papers. of tn time and place OF holding the
First Regular Meeting OF the Association.
SIgued II. J. BALLARD.
Cor. and Reed. Secretary.