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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

Suspicion is the palsy of the heart; fear
is chain of ice upon the tongue. Half
vords IRE worse than silence, and nearly as
fatal to conversation. A man, to be gen
ulne,'to be himself, must believe and he
himself, must believe and be believed !:
must trust and be trusted. The scowl Of a
doubt queDches the charm of conversation
as quickly as the shadow of hawk does
the song of bird
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

AFFECTING STATEMENT-The solemnitv
OF the battlefield and the true nature of the
work OF war, have an impressive exhibition
IN the following:
soldier who was in the battle of Bull
Run, said after the first fire Of the enemy
upon our troops, great many men fell.
wounded, all around, and from many os
them the cry went up, God have mercy
on my soul" go earnest was the CRY, and
so contagious, that found myself making
almost unconsCionly to myself, the same
prayer, over and over again, as l was
ishting-"God have mercy On my soul. j"
lie said that for two or three nights after
leaving home, and arriving there, he could
not sleep. Ringing through his ears,
through all the hours of wakeful night,
was the impassioned cry which he could
never forget-"God have mercy an my
soul'-snch & cry as none but men passing
into eternity could utter.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17
r.rmaof subscriptIon
BUSINESS RDs.

.-,,os II. MARSH. Attorney and Counselor atLaw
IA soIicitor IN Chancery.
i Ana No 20 Jefferson street, Joliet Illinois
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

2 sTRgETER, Attorney aud Counselor at Law
\ Omce Jefferson Street, Joliet, Illinois.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-07
Foreign News Items.

The frost and consequent stoppage of
out door work has caused great distress in
London. The streets are thronged with
the unemployed, and several breadshops
have been rifed by the hungry mob
The death of Mrs. Catharine Grace Gore,
the popular English novelist, is announced
by our recent arrivals as having taken
place about the last of January, at the age
of 81. She was no less woman Of socie-
ty, than of letters, and was equally re-
markable for the wit and brilliancy of her
conversation, and the fertility and liveli-
ness of her pen. As delineator of the
manners of fashionable life, she had few
rivals, and of the go or 70 different works
which she wrote, extending to nearly 200
volumes, there is scarcely page which is
dull or common place. -Ricciotti Carl
baldi, the youngest son of Garibaldi, who
is described as about fourteen years of age,
with decided resemblance to his illustri-
Gus father, is on short visit to Evan Leigh,
of Manchester, England. On the 29th
ult. be was the recipient of fattering ad-
dress from the workmen in the service of
Messrs. Leigh & Son, engineers of that
place. Richard Core Bache, formerly
a member of the London Common Coun-
ell, is in custody of the police of that city
charged with embezzling nearly $4,000,
the property of his employers.-The
new Italian Parliment will consist of 443
members, or one member for every $4,000
inhabitants. This is the mode of distri-
button: Naples, Isl deputies; Piedmont,
Sc: Lombardy, 81 ; Tuscany, AZ; Sicily, Al;
Umbria and the Marches, "a; the Lega-
tions, 90; Geno, l6; Modena, l2; SARDINIA,
IL and Parma, "a writ has been
issued from the Superior Court, at Mont
real, at the suit of Alexander Morrison,
Esq, against the Grand Trunk Company
for go, 100000. The action is returnable
on the 23d inst.-Eider-down petticoats
are now WON by English ladies, in conse-
quence of the cold weather-It has
been enormously stated in print that six
hundred thousand frances was the price
paid, by M. de Rothschild in paris, for the
Hotel d. Albe recently sold to him by the
Empress. The amount was six millions.
Her majesty's first intention was to present
this sum to the Pope, but, like Josephine
the fair EUGENE is extraFagant, and found
that she had abundance ofprivate creditors.
Garibaldi's exploits have been done into
verse by Miss NJ. E. Braddon, of Lon
don, who recounts the feats of the hero of
Italy in Spenserain stanza.-The Cath
olics of Brittany having proposed to pre-
sent General Lamoriciere with sword of
honor, be declined it, on the ground that
be had not earned the title to it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-07

infantry, or srtillery,orgenized in companies
of the maximum standard, squadrons and
regiments, respectively, according to the
mode prescribed for the organization of the
respective arms 10 the military establish
ment of the United States; and it shall be
lawful for the President to commission the
officers of such companies, battalions,
squadrons and regiments, in there respec-
tive grades, to continue till discharged
from the service Of the United States; and
such volunteers, while in the service of the
United States, shall be subjected to the
rules and articles of war, and shall be en-
titled to the same pay and emoluments as
officers and soldiers of the same grade in
regular service"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-07
Curious Scene at a Fancy Ball.

OuAaOus SCeue AT u 1nCy BALL.
In Philadelphia, few evenings since,
great excitement was occasioned at a pri.
vate fancy dress ball, in consequence Of a
young lady, daughter of citizen of that
city appearing in dress representing the
State of South Carolina. She had on a
white satin dress, on which palmetto leaves
were sewn. Her head dress had a single
star in the centre, and she carried in her
hand fac simile of the State flag adopted
by South Carolina. Her appearance caused
quite sensation, and it was evident by
the looks of the guests that the display
made by the young lady was distastefnl
and considered out Of place; but the party
being private one, of course the visitors
contented themselves with frowns. Later
in the evening, another young lady made
her appearance, dressed to represent the
Goddess of Liberty. while she carried a
small American flag, having thirty-four
stars upon it. The reception Of this young
lady was most cordial, and must have been
highly gratifying to the youthful and beau
tiful representative of the American Union.
During the evening the American flag by
this young lady was hidden or mislaid, but,
after diliigent search, it was found and
restored to its owner. As soon as she OBJ
tanned possession of it she approached the
lady having the South Carolina flag, and
took it from her hand, and with one blow
of the staff broke the stick of the palmetto
banner. This act was applauded by those
present in such manner as to evince the
fact that the American Union still has
plce in the hearts Of Philadelphia citizens.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-07
The Force Bill.

Stanton's Force Bill, which has fright
ened the disorganizes, is as follows:
"Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States Of
america in Congress assembled, That the
provisions of an act approved the 5sth day
Of February, in the year l7s5, entitled
"An act to provide for calling forth the
militia to execute the laws of the Union,
suppress instructions, repel invasions, and
to repeal the act now in force for those
purposes" and of the act approved the
50 day of March, in the year 1907, entitled
IAN act authorizing the employment ofthe
!ano and naval forces of the United States
IN cases OF insurrection," are hereby extend.
ed to the case cf instructions against the
authority of the United States.
"SEc. 2. And be it further enacted
That the. President, in any case in which
it may be lawful to use either The
militia or the military and naval force of
the United States for the purpose afore.
said, may accept the services, as cavalry,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-07
Adjacent County News

PORTAGE CoUNTY.-The Ravenna DEM
ocrat of the Goth says that Rev. J. C.
Hart, of that place, has been dangerously
i'll but is now recovering.-Elections
for Postmaster have been held in several
towns, resulting in the following choice of
candidates: Ravenna, Ransom A. Gillette
Deerfeld, N. L. Wann; Streetsboro, N. B.
jenkins; Randolph, Walter ]. Dickinson
Rootstown, Nelson Converse; Freedom,
B. F. Wheelock; Edinburg, Doctor Put
nam Barron; Atwater, Addison Wolcott
Windham, E. B. Higley; Garreltsville,
VIM. Wight; Palmyra, Owen R. Davis;
Aurora, w. K. Ricksecker. Ashley
B. Crane, of Steubenville, was badly in
jured on Wednesday 18th by kick from
horse.-Albert Mills, of Nelson man.
ufactured last season 5000 cheese boxes.
Drilling for oil has been commenced
on the premises of B. K. Bancroft, little
north of Nelson Ledges.-The boring
for oil at Charleston has not yet been sue
cessful The drill has reached a depth Of
one hundred feet.
AsHrABuLA CoUNTY.-The Ashtabula
Sentinel says that elections for Postmas-
tiers were held on the 9th inst, with the
following result: Ashtabula, Henry Harris !;
Austinburg, ]. G. Dole; Andover, I. H..
Morley; Conneaut, Loren Gould; Kings
vile, NJ. W. Wright; Kelloggsville, G. G..
Wait; Monroe Center, W. W. Kinney;
Pierpont, M. A. Leonard; Richmond Cen
ter, Peter Betch; Wiliamsfeld, A. B.
Leonard; Lindeuville, D. N. Simpkins;
Colebrook, Joseph Reed; New Lyme, H.
S. St. John; Lenox, Martin Ray Jefferson,
Albert Warren; Dorset, Rufus G. Smith; !;
Sheffield, VIM. McSheppard; Saybrook,
Lyman Curtiss; Morgan, George NJ. Law
ton; Eagleville J. B. Bartholomew; Rome,
Kelsey; Hartsgrove, M. W. Bailey; Trum-
bull, VIM. Nelson; Geneva, AsapE Turner;
Amboy, Chas. Barrett; South Ridge,
Daniel Hill; Cherry Valley, Dwight Faulk-
ner
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-07
From Rev. Mr.. McMrLLEN, Pastor of Roberts Chapel.

From Rev. Mr. McMCLLEN, Pastor ofR0berts Chapel.
INDIANAPOLIS, October g. 1857.
Dr.C. ". RoBAcK-Dear Sir: have used your Blood
Purifier for Affection from which have suffer-
ed much at times. While il is pleasant to the taste it
my thanks for your kind regards aud believe Yours,
j. W. T. McMULLEN.
For Sale in Holmes county by H. Yergin, Millers-
burg; J. Rudy Berlin; Jas Hanna Holmesyile G. Ger
ber WiDesburg; H. Pomerene Middetown; J. C. Long
Shore Nashville; H. Bedler, Lakeville JOS Play, Sal
tillo; G. W. Conyer Oxford Aaron Keim, Carlisle; and
by Druggists and Marchants generally throughout the
Union.
June2, 1S59-41tf.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber as
IA late Register, Recorder and Clerk of the Orphan s
Court in and for the county of Bradford notified that
they can settle pay said accounts at the Recorder
Office at any time before during the first wek OF Feb
ruary court and such (if any) may then remain IN
paid will be placed in the hands of persons for collec
tion. JAMES ii. WEBB
January 7, 1861.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

THv GR1SD DIVISION Of the Sons OF Tenn
Of r,unsyv1na held its session st this place on
Tbursd last. Dr. BRYAS g. W P, and WV. NIcHoL-
son s. were present and llrgs number OF represen-
u,ves from the Divisions in the County were IN attend
acc The usual business transacted in the Grand
Division and we are pleased TO learn that the Order
g,aeraly is in aouri,hing condition. increasing rapidly
members, and in usefulness.
the evening Messrs. BRYAN and NIcHoLsoN ad-
rssl meeting in the Court House, upon the subject
-g'erance.
# N Thursday evening the Sons of Temperance, with
ti,i wives and sweeihrarts met in the Collegiate In
& s.re and passed pleasant evening. We have not
NE speak in detail Of the performances, which were
"a'ocial character the supper provided by Steward
ATToS unexceptonabe, while the " feast OF rea'
H and the Gow OF soul proved that spirit may oe eA
sird without the ardent Appropriate toasts were
drank and speeche. made in response by Dr. BRYAN
( Rev Fellows and CHILps, DR.. McINToSH, Prof. DEAN
and COFFIN and others At reasonable hour, the com
!sny separated.
Friday evening We had the pleasure OF listening 10
Ir BRYASs lecture, detailing his Trip to Rome, ruth
rlst TO HIS HoIHtss. Those Of our citizens who were
not in attendance lost great treat. It was positive
lIury to listen TO Dr. Bs easy aud cooqual narrative
ser having borne the infection Of highly wrought lee
nres stltcd in style and trsnscendsntal in sentiment
occasionally fash of wit or humorous description
would set the audience in q roar.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
NJ MYER'S MILLS.

TTNHE undersigned having purchased the above well
known mills and attached to il a Steam Engine, and
also put every thing connected with il in perfect repair
with all the modern improvements in use in first
class FIGURING Mils-woud respectfully solicit the pa
tronage of the cOmmuntytrustng that the reputation
the mill has heretofore borne not suffer in the hands
of the new firm 1t shall be aim TO do all work en-
trusted TO promptly and in the best possible
Customers from distance may rely upon having their
work done once to make but trip TO mill"
Mr.. FROST will continue to give his own personal at
tention to the business at the mill.
CASH paid for all kinds of GRAIN; also Flour. Meal
and Feed for sale at the lowest market prices.
MYER, FROST 4 co.
ISAAC MYER. j. o. FROST. ........E. T. FOX.
NORTH TCwANDA, Oct 6, 1858.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

To THE EDITOR OF THE REPORTER Dear
Sr As every thing Of Importance pertaining to the
moral and social wcll-being OF community at large de-
lais, and dolbt not receives the attention Of the
ai's OF your paper, brief statement in regard to
a7rogreSs and present condition OF the Temperance
M in this vicinity may not be unintrresting to them
'raI or eight months past renewed interest has
I'll manifested the pat of the friends of this cause
ae' and the Sons Of Temperance who have long been
aPHlcpa standard bearers have been steadily increas
'S in numbers and strength. Canton Division. No
20 was reorganized about eight mont his since and has
soS about eighty members public meeting was held
What Division nt this place, Tuesday evening the
40 INST which largely attended. The members of
-A and invited Divisions, assembled at their hall at
oeock and after being clothed in the Regalia OF
" oTcer, formed in procession and marched to the
march where very interesting address wss listened TO
nom d. James Bryan, G. w. p. Of the Sons Of TEN
p''hee eo this State DR.. Bryan is a practicng physi
% resident at Philadelphia and the thorough investi
l''A which he has given the subject, well as the
sA position which he occupies among the members OF
as Profession give weight and authority to his state
" lie pointed out the injurious effect produced upon
% human system, by the use of alcoholic stmulants,
sa even IN moderate quantities and urged total alb
aah'e from all intoxicating beverages. as the only
"' aud consistent position. His address was listened
wa marked attention and respect by the large au'
IN attendance upon the occasion. DR.. Bryan was
Dn way TO ToWanda to attend quarterly session OF
''And Divi'iOn at that place. May the cause of
receive at the hands OF our citizens more Of
-' attention which its importance demands, is the
-eS' desire Of one who has long been an humble ad-
''''ie Of its claims. H.B.P.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
Aem annertfsemeNts.

IT IST OF JURORS drawn for February
IL term, 1861. - ~ -.
GRAND JUBoRs.
Asylum-s. Mexican Laporte, John Braund.
Abany-John Brown. ...... ....
Athens township-King Hulett.
Burlington west-Jehia Mexican.
township-Hollister Compton
Canton-B. S. Porter.
LeRoy-Harvey Holconb.
Etchied-Samuel Wolcott.
Monroe townshp-0rrin Spicer.
Pike-Henry L. Stevens, VIM. B. Stevens, Jonkin DA-
Wis.
Ridgbury- Hiram Dewey
Sylvana bOro-SilAs Smith.
Standing Stone-Chares Sill.
Springfed-John Harkness.
Terry-E. J. Shepard.
Tnscarora-LorenZo Ackley.
Towanda boro'-James H. Phinny, IT,
Ulster-J c. Burnside, John MatheS
Warren Samuel Lyon.
Wells-Floyd Hemes.
TRAVERSE JuRoRs-lst UsSk.
Athens ownsbip-George Burchard
boro'-James Peters
Armenia-James Mason.
Burlington-E Guyer, stephen DOOd, W swArtwoOd.
Cantsn-J Reynolds.
COlumbis-John Morgan, P A Palmer.
Granville-James Merritt
Ltchfeld-Huston Mckinney.
Orweil-E NJ Farrar. Isaac Marsh
Overton--James Molynsux.
Pike-H Gage.
Rome woodburne.
Standing Stone-Joel Tuttle.
smithfeld-Henry Phelps. James Webb.
Sheshequn-Frankln BlackmRn.
Troy boro'-I Pierce.
:" township-L. G. Vanhorn, VIM DobbiR&
Tery-M Slattery
Towards township-Slas Sinner.
" boro'-Chester Wells, D Hall.
Ulster-James Mcqueen, GaluHha.
Wysox-M Lanng.
Wyalusing-L II Hewitt.
Windham-James Ellsworth, !r.
Wsrren-Ots Hamilton, jackson Arnold. Howell How
ell, Jacob Rogers
rRAvERsE JuRoRs-?d trtek.
Athens township William Stone, L 7 Weller.
boro'-W H Fritcher.
Armenia-John Tomlinson, John ID Morgan.
Albany-Danel Kellogg
Burlington weSt-Joseph Foulke.
CoumbIa--Joseph Worden.
Franklin-JOhn Kuykendal.
Granyille-Calvin W Churchill, Wm Shoemaker. John
McNsught
Herrick--John Nesbit
LeRoy-Levi Palmer, COryell GorSe.
0rwell-Charles Ellsworth
Pixies. b Stevens.
Smithfeld-I Ira Bullock, Lark Bird
Sheshequin George Rogers, Kingsbury, Manson
Eisbree, Cd.
Springdeld-wilsOn Smith, Edward voorhIs, Homer
Brooks.
Tuscarora-Robert Montgomery Hiram Shumway.
Troy townshp--John Mexican, n Pomeroy
Clster-CharleS Gorsne
Wyalusing-Burton Lewis, BascoB Taylor, Walter
Bragg
wysox-George Granger.
Windham-Chester Neal.
Wes-C Updyke.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
PAPER HANGINGS.

OF whieh have great variety of patterns and of the
latest styles
on hand all the Daily and Weekly papers, standard
Monthly Magazines, Thompsons Bank Note Reporter,
Monthly and Semi Monthly. Also, Greely's Political
Text Book Subscriptions received for the Weekly Tri-
bune Genesee Farmer &c. &C. 1t shall be my aim to
sell everything at the lowest rates. All ask is that my
friends and citizens throughout the county will give
a call before buying elsewhere and think can please
Them both to price and quality. shall be continually
adding to my stock and intend to keep hand the lar
gest assortment that be found in tie county.
Remember the place at O. u. Barett's old stand.
Towanda Oct. 10, 1850 4. +. COWIES.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

Hon GEORGE LASDoN,-O"r Senator DE-
racterstie speech recently in the Senate on
as,.,g, Of Senator Smiths Union resolutions II
VIC ,b,n bipted by some of Mr Landon'S enemies
"" ;. took his seat in the Pennsylvania Senate
nId no, dare to speak his sentiments as boldly as
S " Ala generally before the people We ask all such 10
,,,5 hiI Speech and what they think OF him now
NJ, I.,don is au eloquent on any subject but when
- ,,l. Of the URion, he rises above even tha'' We
IN give the whole or part Of it next week" y0"Hs
F1!sigsncsT.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

o,.,rsr-The Towands Cornet Band will
c.,.srt at the Court House on Monday evening.
g'sS ,bs well known reputation Of this band will
for them full house.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

C,,us,cru spree. ."-Y Yesterday our Com
pleasant sleigh ridefllins several four horse
feiShs, ou.r,o,,irg themselves huge
The students took some practical lessons IN oSahc
. eourishing drawing &c The display was eoou
40 gboesome advertisement Of that ho"r'h'nS ih'''u
-, - BinshumtOn Republican
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

nsy- Since the election of Lincoln, it is con-
d there has been an extensive assortment Of Infants
,,yced into this region In order that the general
r..e NAV be promoted and domestic tranquility re-
,,3 new medicine has been provided at DR.. Porter 8
Drug Store corner Of Main Pine street 70 'oo's the
irritation produced from Choiic Fl"'uleh'e'
TeethinS &c, and TO insure NOR" perfect
hereby certify that have given lr Porter i"'1u.
nsf-tor crying babies, I&c-to late meiN"eF VI "U,
family anil chccrtuly attest TO the great 0esh'
y It's administration. and hail ii a. blessing 10 Pos
'ority
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
Aem advertisements.
Special Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the subscribe.
rD.n, ne late firm of Humphrey wickham by note,
OF Otherwise, are earnestly solicited TO make
o Da"sS payment Accounts remaining unsettled will
& Iae 10th Of February next Alter that date the snb
% va, vi" sell goods Tor ready pay and will be happy
bin MI MS old customers and others who may favor
Jan - ,si Ss, J. d. HUMPHREY.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
N0TICE-Notice is berehv ni.,n - -

j.. :. OllCE.-Notice is hereby given to all
lRyIypFSr ypFSr'9ns . indebted to the estate Of JOHN B
main In ~ u that the accounts Of said estate will re
tas Sb % oil the undersigned for sc tiement till
esc. o February and will meet such persons at the
biY. ~ . "m y bogart, Esq. 10 Towanda, on TUES.
'sasinnr zen week till that time,-after which those
" bs unsettled they will he placed in the hands
J W. IRVINE
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

Curn Iosr-An unknown female child,
t,r- or five months old was feloniously left
F.I or the night of the sth Of January, inst in
harm on the premises of George G. Horton in the town
% Tog, in this county The child was well dressed and
Va. wrapped in ladys shawl, and blanket and then
.rt, ,rror,r around it. The name Of the owner
- ,be bur,alo robe was detaced somewhat. "hoeVer
m - siys the undersigned hayns the child in charSe0
;,,orm.ton leading to the detection OF the party or
concerned in exposing the child as aforesaid will
bs literally reworded.
DAVID TAYLOR, Supt. Of the Poor.
Dated owego. " Y. 9, lS6l'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31
S5 90 PREMIUM
AND THE PURcHAsE MONEY WILL BE PAIp TO ALL PUE
or
N R K& 80
Ceisbrated Elmilv Seeing Machine,

Celebrated FdmAy Setcing Machines,
N+Ow for sale at the Towanda Agency, fer returning
N them if after months trial they do prove
satisfactory These Machines have been thoroughly test
ed in this County during the past year. and awsrd
ed the first premium at the State Fair at Wyoming and
only ask now that all wanting first ctGss Sewing
Machine to try them.
Five Thousand of these machines have been already
sold in different portions of the country and the eats
faction that they invariably give warIantees in making
the above liberal after.
We can refer to n large number who using these
machines in their families in the different towns of thiA
County, for list of which another column.
Great inducements offered 70 local Agents. for 9th
er counties in this state
RS All orders by mail express viii receive prompt
attention. Persons not having the full amount can be
accommodates with short credit.
Br. SHAW, ToWands, Pa.
Nov. Is, 1850,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-31

,,cv.vANSA AND BLooMsBURG RAILROAD
.,.otiop held by the stockholders of this Co., on
Nhn ~. 14th the following officers were elected
NoDu"' Wells. of Athens, President; VIM. Z. SWEET
l0, ~, r REYNOLDS D. Driesbach, +. Mcneil, John
Anu' Noses TAYLOR, wm. f. Dodge, John j. Blair
BT'O'u Atberton, Joseph H. Scranton. N ClapP and
a GAYLORD Directors.