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What the YankeeIs.

We copy the following eloquent extract
from speech delivered by Mr.. Corwin, Of
Ohio. in tho House Of Representatives on
the 23d and Gath of January, 1860. 1t is an
pfopriaIe 20 The fimee:
" My colleague (Mr. Coz spoke OF meet
ing upon the Western Reserve IN Ohio.
He amused himself with the comic
power he possesses 10 initiating the nasal
twang OF the Yankees Of that Reserve. Il
sounded strange To you, as il did to him, and
90 II did to the army OF Prince Rupert .,
Marston Moor, when the ancestors OF these
men rushed into battle against the mailed
chivairy and curled darlings Of the court OF
Charles |. What happened then? Some
thing worthy to be noted, and not forgotten.
Stout Cromwell and his unoonquerable Iron.
sides, when the day was well nigh lost
charged With resistless fury upon the proud
columns Of that host Of gentlemen, % thew
were boastfully deRominated, and 10 Princs
Rupert and his host were no longer there.
They were scattered 40 the dried leaves Of
autumn are before tho storm blast OF the
coming winter. That same nasal twaop rape
out on that day their we'll known var crv,
The sword Of the Lord end Gideon,
These Yankees are a peculisr people
they arc 40 industrious, thriving, pains. TAX
lng race Of men. The frailties Of these
men grow out Of their very virtues those
stern virtues which founded liberty IN Enp
land, and baptized il 10 their own blood IN
on Banker Hill in America. Tbey will IA
so again il there 10 . necessity for il. Il i,
| = hard matter to deal With men Who do vcri.
| ~ believe that God Almighty and bis angels
encamp round about them. What do thev
care for earthly things or earthly power
what DO they care for kings, and lords, and
presidents They fully believe they ar,
heirs OF the King Of Kings. In the hou,
q battle they swear to themselves to stand
NE tho great Hebrew leader, in the cleft oil
tho rock !; the glory OK the Most Kieh, God
passes BY them, and they catch CLEAN Of
tic brightness. II you come in conflict pith
ne Pnrposes 81 such men they sCiu regard
dufy as everything, life az noihtno. So Il
/ appeared 10 our war OF the Revolution
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The Southern papers are making much Of
= speech Of General Waul, Of Texas, 10
which be hkened the Montg emery secession
lists to the ten tribes OF Isrsel which seoeded
under Jeroboam. They think tho parallel
most happy, and applaud the application Of
the words: Every man to your tents, @.
Israel; and now, David, see to thine own
house,
Gep' Waul added: And every man went
30 his own tent, and the ten tribes want
forth !" and We may complete bic account
oy saying that the ten tribes have never bean
heard Of since IN. Y. Evo. Post.
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senator SpinoIa on Jeff. DavIs.
MIR. Spinola, Democratic member Of the
New York State Senate, said in a speech at
Fort Greene, Tuesday evening"
I" Jefferson Davis has assured the traitors
thut he intends to respect and give protec.
ton TO the property OF the Secessionists.
both North and South Humane pirate
Magnanimous murderer The patriots OF
'I6 con6scated the property OF the cowboys
OF the revolution and here let me assure
the Northern soldier that every dollar of
property belonging to tho traitors shall be
confscsted for your benefit. All those fns,
smooth plantations, of which you have heard
so much, shall be yours after you have con-
quered the traitors and driven them frem
the sell. Again, let me tell you that unless
the plug uglies and blood tubs Of Baltimore
are subdued by the authorities OF that city,
and the great leading avenue to The national
capital is kept open, Baltimore will have
nothing lief. to prove where that CITY stood,
except the granite column erected to oom-
memorate the memory Of Washington and
II the North is forced TO this policy, then oil
the wealth OF Baltimore shall belong to the
volunteers the bullion OF the banks shall
be yours, as we'll as everything else that is
valuable in that city. And permit me here
to say that the volunteer from the State Of
New York who shall bring home with him
from this war the scalp Of jefferson Davis
shall receive an annuity Of $4,000 so long as
be lives. pege this in the name of the
Empire State. think you will agree with
me that this scalp will be worth fighting
for"
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T. onlpa n y n.

Company B OF tie First Regiment Of Iowa,
Immediately after rar.aklne Of the dinner
provided for them by the ladies' OF Ksokuk,
requested Capt. Mabanna to appoint COM
mittee Of three to draft resolutions, expires.
sive OF their qualification for the bountiful
and excellent repas. prepared by them. Cor
poral MCPHERSON and privates Judson and
Langdon we're appointed said committee, and
reported the following to the company, which
we're accepted.
Whereas, The patriotic and kind hearted
ladies Of Keokuk, having magnanimously
seen ft to honor us with public dinner, we,
in consideration thereof, do
Resolve, That our cordial and sincere
thanks be rendered TO the ladies Of Keokuk
for the magnificent dinner which they gener.
ously provided for us, and that our thanks
are especially due to those ladies who were
90 kind and diligent in their attention to the
members Of Company B, contributing much
to their comfort and qualifications.
Resolved, That We deem this manifesto
ton OF the generosity and kind regards OF
the ladies OF Keokuk As not 50 much due to
ourselves a. to the noble, patriotic and sa-
cred cause which we have espoused.
Resolved, That We never shall, while 10
our capacity as soldiers, fighting for the sal
walton OF our country, prove unworthy Of
the kind acts or Of the friendship or the la
dies OF keokuk.
Resolved, That this preamble and resolu
tons be published in the Daily Gate City,
also in the Iowa City papers, SO that our pa
rents and friends at home may know that
though far away from them, We are not for
saken; warm friends and true hearted patr-
OTIS greet US and care for us; our errand 10
applauded and appreciated, and our comfort
and pleasure is not overlooked or disregard.
ed. VIM. II. II. JUDSON,)
a. MCPHERSON, COMMITTEE.
B. Z. LANGDON.
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a. Couons.--T The sudden chsnees OF our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Br ,nchisl
and Asshmstic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often aci
speedily and certainly when taken 10 the ear
y stages OF tho disease, recourse should 81
once be had TO "BRouN's BRONCHIAL tao
caEs,0 or Lossngss, lot she Gold, Cough, o.
Irritation Of the Throat DO over 90 slight, q
by this precaution moro serious attack may
be e6ectnally warded o6. PUBLIc 6PsAxsse
and SIk0ERs will End them feet ual for clear.
ing and strengthening tho voice. See "a.
veFtisement.
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Yesterday was the livelicst day seen yet
10 addition to the Pie Mic, the arrival, in
the afternoon and evening, OF Eve more
companies Of the Second Regiment, added
to the excitement Of the day. About S ..
m. the Washington Guards, from Washing
ton, Iowa, arrived and marched up Main.st.
to their quarters. The. oficsrs are % fol-
lows:
II. h. Cowles, Captain; A. l.. Thompson,
Let Lieut.; N. P. Chapman, Cd Lieut.; 10. T.
Jones, lst Sergeant; J. w. Harper, I'd Ser;
W. A. Styl@, Sd Ser; NJ. g. Hamil, 4th Ser;
W. Wright, 5th Sergeant.
About p. m. the Ottumwa City Guards,
and the Jefferson Guards came 10 on tho X,
Fl. ID. Nj. 4 Nj. cars, and we're escorted up
the city by several companies.
The officers OF the Ottumwa City Guards
are as follows:
Chas. q. Cloutman, Captain; Alonzo Ea.
ton lst Lieut.; r. w. Hawley, I'd Lieut.; R.
T. Caldwell, lst Sergeant; w. II. P. Norris,
Cd Ser; g. W. Blake, Sd Ser; Z. E. Mas
tick, Alb Ser; j. II. Mcclure, Let Corporal;
7. K. Raush, I'd Cor; Jesse Buckner. Sd
Cor; I. Osborn, 4th Cor. Privates 81
Quarters corner OF BleHaeaa street and the
Levee.
The officers Of the jefferson Guards are
as follows:
F.F. Metzler, Captain: Geo. Strong, Fret
Lieut.; s. d. Gorsuch, % Lieut., r. g. For
graves, LIST Sergeant; s. b. Woods, I'd Ser;
". Z. Smith, 3D. Ser; Geo. Heaton, Alb Ser;
Jacob Fox. Ensign; NJ. A. McCord, lst Cor.
poral; @. W. Messick, Cd Cor; D. B. Wilson,
50 Cor; VIM. Hampson, 4th Cor. Privates
-. Quarters in the Arcade building, corner
Main and lst sts.
About p. M. the Davenport City Guards
and the Lyons Company arrived on the oars
from Burlington. The officers Of the Da-
venport Guards are:
X. nj. Littler, Captain; J. G. Huntington,
lss Lieut.; j. Flanagan, ID Lieut.; S. II. Eos.
ter, LIST Sergeant; o. C. Lewis, ID Ser; r
N. Suffer- 81 Ser-; R=s--ss4 FFurrriiii, f1n SIT.
b. +. Franks, lst Corporal; VIM. Morrow, %
Cor; T. IL. Riley, Sd Cor: q. w. Hines. All
Cor; N. b. Chase, Sec'y; 0. @. Lewis
Quartermsstcr. Privates So. Quarters il
Rico's He'll. This company had the wis.,
precantlon TO bring with them good sup
ply of blankets and other comforts. and o
course Jared better, somewhat, than the O.
tumwa Co., who have nary blanket.
Not having time to hunt up the Lyon
Company to day, We will give the oficers
names Tomorrow.
All the companies Of the Cd Regiment ar
now here, and will be sworn in 10 ! fe,
days.
Cammissary Cleghorn and assistants ha
. rushing time Of it yesterday and last ieh,
10 providing for the men. But, 30 far a. Y
can learn, there is no complaint among th
men.
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NOTICE TO ssAENGERS AND
AmIPPERS.

NOTICE TO PssAENGEnS AND
Am1PPEKS.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agert
Of this place for the Terre Hautc, Alton St
Louis Railroad Co., IL PR pared to give
TH q OUOu Bu1.l4S OF IAUING TO
ALL POINTS EAST,
10 connection With the Keokuk and ST. Louis Pack
Of Co. VIA Alton, at rates low any other route
TICKETS TO ALL POINTS
For sale 1t the "UNION RAILROAD TICKET
0FFIck," on the Levee near Packet Depot.
Passengers via Alton are sure to make close con-
.sc...s1s. ~.1As..s s.v1 ~ 81. Ioais OF alton.
w. d. 0RISWOLD, Sup't.
n. Q.SANDERbON,
Gen. Frt. and Ticket Agt.
". II. - DD. Agent, Keokuk, Iowa.
May ~, '61-d2w
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Army shoes.

hukE q 6ABMETT, are manu- facturing
- an article Of soldisrs' shoes, superior 10 any
thing yet seen in this lins, and they can furnish
them lower than theregulatiQn shoes will DO sue
Piled. They are made ot Yr1Ach Kip, and sccurr ca
against rips by tho absence Of seams in the uppers
and by riyets in the shanks.
Those desiring good bhoes will do we'll to 70
and see their stock, corner u Third and Main kn.
May2A
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EA writer for the New o,,s.n. o

"a writer for the New Orleane pica-
June ventilAtes his ire upon General Butler
and the Massachusetts troops a. follows:
AL the Massachusetts troops now IN
Washington are negroes, with the excert;on
OF two Or three drummer boys. Gen. But.
Ter, 10 command, is . native Of Liberia.
Our readers may recollec. Old Ben, the bar.
Der, who kept shop in Poydrss street. and
emigrAted 20 Liberis with . small CONNIE.
teDce. Gen. Batter il his son."
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PHEsENT OF 4 BATrEny.

a battery OF the celebrated Whitworth
guns, ~ Founders, with ammunition and
carriages complete, has just arrived ia this
oi1y as present to the Government from
patriotic Americans abroad. Each ono 81
lne gun. bears tho following Inscription: -
FROM loyal Americans in Europe to thu
United States Governme nt--l86l.n
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= ocket Book Lost.

OsT on May l7th, 1851, % the road betwssn
- OttumvA and Dfakevills, lows. pocket boo 1
among other papers and valuables, 3
Check drawn By A. }. Wilkinson on VIM. Thomp.
son c., dated April 49, 1861, TO the order Of DR..
II. G. Agsr, for $50. This IL 10 warn ali persons
not to buy or sell taid Check, ~ payment Of the
same has been stopped.
HENRY g. AGER.
Keokuk, Iowa. May ~ l66l-dst
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u kIRuNG EnHcas

It's estimated that there are now $50 OOO
men 10 arms for the defence Of the stars and
stripes.
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a VoLrsIEER Cos.--Why are the troublas
q our brave boys At Washington like the
birth Of the Butterfly /?
An.wer.-Because they oil arise from Tho
Grub.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

RAILROAD MEETING.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock no lders
J Of the Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Muscatinc
Railroad will be held ut the Bnseiton House in
Mt. Pleasant. Iowa, on Wednesday. June 10Th, ct
/ o'clock p. m. J. w. OGDEN.
May "a, tbbl dtd Secretary.
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The Government 10 in possession OF start
ling intelligence from Baltimore, and that
certain prominent pretended Union men, who
10 presence OF u. s. troops, have loudly pro-
feesed devotion to the Union, are secretly
working for secession. Their names and 40
oarate information about them aud their
plans, are in the hands Of the Administra.
ton.
About 10000 troops have crossed the Pc.
tomac and are now in Virginia.
The N. Y. 7th Regiment are holding Ar
iington Heights, and the 18th are throwing
up breastworks there.
Sherman's Light Artillery and the District
militia command the Maryland shore above
Georgetown, and will repel any attack by
forces moving from Harpsr's Ferry.
A body Of Virginia cavalry and 40 horses
were captured without bloodshed.
Ii 10 reported that the steamer Mt. Vernon
narrowly escaped sinking before reaching
Alexandria. Injuries had been inflicted on
her at the Navy Yard, probably by secession
lists.
Il 10 believed that simultaneous NOV rents
we're made by Government forces last night
on Harper's Ferry and Norfolk.
Government has secured tho next three
month"; monopoly Of oil arms and cannon
from oil arms and cannon from oil manafae-
tories IN Great Britain which are permitted
to make arms for foreign States. This will
show England that in putting down this re-.
bsllion there will be no half way work.
An advance OF the rebels from Oulpepper
Court House, 62 miles from Alexandria, ID
anticipated, but assurance 10 felt that Gen.
Scott has directed this advance with full
understanding Of all no has TO encounter.
r. M. General Blair prepared an order to-day dis
continuing the trans of u. =. mails In Vir
ginia and other seeded States, and annulling all
contracts for the Tennessee IL excepted from
the operation Of the order for the that the
State has not yet formally seeded. Contractors
South from Washington we're stopped ut the cross
ing place Of the Federal troops and returned to the
post office here
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Dana =. DICKINSON ON the war.
Ex-senator Dickinson has written = letter
from Binghamton, New York, to james B.
Eldridge OF Hamilton, correcting misstate-
ments in relation to his own position, and
declaring bis intention to stand BY the Gov
ernment. He says:
MY views are mature, firm and reso!ute,
but neither heated nor extravagant. | en-.
terrain the idea that whatever may be, or
may have been, the wrongs Of the South, the
remedy sought by force is not suited to the
case, but 10 calculated to aggravate the dis
ease tenfold; and that the overthrow of the
Government Of the United States BY vio-
lencc, for any OF the reasons, or under any
Of the preseuces alleged, would be one OF
the greatest calsmaties that has ever befalleu
civilized man. have neither entertained
nor expressed the crude and sbsurd seoti-
ments Attributed to me. nor anything Of the
kind. have expressed tho opinion that A.
ter all efforts at peace had failed. . Vigorous
conflict and speedy settlement sas more hc-
mane than . protracted guerilla var; that
the quarrel Was the fault and folly OF the
present generation, and its adjustment should
not be cowardly turned over TO an innocent
future; that il protrsctsd, it would finally
produce servile a. we'll IS civil var, and
for time destroy the prosperity Of both
sectons-ths commerce Of the North and
the institutions OF the South-but that the
South had less recuperative energy than the
North, and would therefore find reconstruc.
ton moro difficult, and be the greatest suf-
ferer; and that, 10 comparison with the NOR
al and political foundations OF our Consti-
tuition and Government, the present material
interests OF both sections were Of little val
nc, and that it would be better. that they
should be swept from the earth, both North
and South, than that the Government OF our
fathera should be overthrow by violence
faction and rebellion, and made to give
pixu1 ~ iHwfrsHnrss anu anarchy.
CoHvIDsRArx 0rFicEas-Ihe Richmond Examin
or says Hon. Johnston, commander OF the Utah or
ptdition, has been ordered to the command IL thu
Confederate forces at HArper's Ferry. Also. thai
Gen. B.auregard has been ordered to Norfolk, and
that Jef. Davis will be Vt Richmond on Monday
next.
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OUR FLAG rs THERE

And the Star spangled Banner, in triumph shall
wave,
Der the land Of tbs free and the home Of the brave
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

Distsict Court, Ramsey coanfS; HI = 81
Joseph s. Winter, George W. Winfsf XII y ~ q
Wistsf, csrartnsrs, doing business phdSg ~
name asdsHyispt ~. .. and @. ". pSEtar
against ~ 80 a 81
Hiram rogers and Hannsh Rogers. bis sSd mn
Rogers and william ID. Rogers sopsyfslorS 'sic1s<,
business supder the trm natae al Iii Ia szS57s =
Son; william II. Marshall. Jos>I4s ~ Mnrsb M 4 a
hsshaniei r. Lansford, copartAsf4zicins brsinxeS
under ths firm name Of Asrshall 4 ca Josaph II.
Marshall as trustee Of Jessph 3. WinsSc - sr.--
tee OF Mary e. Winter and her chisdysv. raiah
Jersey, Eben d. Bailey and Cslsb W HerseT. 80
Hsrsey, stspiss &C.; Bspj~nAn D. GSsfrsv.
Georgs D. Oolburn, Nelson ParkIIrrst ard "a ~
Clement, coparnees doing bosinsss. under the Arm
name o. Godfrey, ColenIn Z Cos JsG. Linsslsy.
i w. Shaw and Rufus Gibbs, cepsrsnefk6oiaT b.
-iasss under tbs frm nsms Of Ands{qx,. Shaw -
Co.; Moses TYler and James @. Corning. rypar{-
neTs delng business under the firm nspzs ii ~ q
ooIping; JOHN McUious, Jr., Esd r.. IL. Me-
Cloud, eopsrsners doing bninsss nndeSs 4d1e fru
name Of hcClsnd Bro; JsrsshaA HssRanscri,
David Ransom, Warraus Ransom, AaroesK sssSsn,
leo2sitners doing business under DE firm pane Il
j. n Ransom Co.; D. Underwood, 4, Bath,
", Battles and d. y. Beetles, Caiyin Hrfs5 MAJ
mar Hal, d. o. Striker, w. II. Rolten, sinren
20 Alhs, George W. Wright, Jr., ana EtAfH a.
TO tbs above nanes Dsfedsuis:
N ths name Of The State of MinAesofa, ysSAnd
y each Of you are hereby summoned and req6trea
to snswsr the complaint in this action, shiehSSas
been fled IN the Office Of Che Clerk Of he DsiSo1
Csnrt Aforesaid, and TO serve copy Of your sasVS
TO the said Complaint On Me subscriber ~ his on =
IN ST Pasi, in tbs county ani Stats Aforesaid, M
70 twenty days after the service "a
We day of saoh service; and II you fail 10 snsvsr
ne said complaint within the time Aforesaid, ths
san tbs in this action wiz apply 20 The Court far
thsrelisf demanded in the complaint.
ALBEIT EDGERf0N, Atty for Ppffi
Dated 81 Paul, December 3Ist, 1859.
Jan. IL, 1861. 49,, a.
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ELECTION OF PRINTER.
A Thing Of Beauty, isa BOY For

A Thing Of Beauty, In = Joy For
ever. ...
Who % be beautiful with sickly pale complex.
ion Keep the pores ofthe skin free, and She blood
pure and your cheeks win vie with the Rose and Lily.
The skio is fsred with thousands Of pores in every
inch of surfsce whose see list carry Off the i'm
puri.ies the bood-ths acknowledged cause Of sll
diaeesses of mankind--whsn the skin Ia dry and
parshsd--when Ii is covered with ersp.isns-when
Is cold aud clammJwhen shere is inward fever or
infanma;ion-it is impossible for The skin under
these circumstances 90 perfo its proper functions
and to carry OH the impurities from Me BODY as de-
signed by eur Creator. ,.-r Ia
JUDsON's MOUNTAIN HERp PILLS remove
these distractions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove The eruptons from the skin, and
cause II to brighten with, she hush Of youth and
beauty. Beauty 50 much admired and 10 cd. Beau
ty without paints ard ccsmetcs-but beauty pro
duced by health and happiness.
Judsen's Mountain Herb Pills are sold BY all
Dealers In Medicine. .p ,,
DAT & jerks, Wholesale Agents, st. Paul.
Oct. 10. 'a f' - a.
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MINNESOTA LEGIsLArURE.


The Legislature met yesterday IN pur-
suance of law. Both branches were called
to order at twelve O'Clock, at which hour
all the members were present and took the
oath of office. We refer to our reports for
a full account of the days proceedings.
This Legislature undoubtedly contains
greater number of first class mon than any
other that has ever assembled in thefTer-
ritory or State. The people appear to have
taken pains to, select the right kind Of per-
sons to TRANSACT their business this year
and We feel certain from what We have
already seen, they will not be disap-
pointed
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The committee appointed to wait upon
the Chief Justice, reported his Honor
present, and he then proceeded to admin
lister the oath of Office to the members OF
the Senate to which they: severally sub.
scribed. "'A@H. '.t's. "a -j'lA4
The CHAIR stated the next business in
order was theelection Of officers. >..aAz
On motion Of Mr.. McLAREN, the SEN
ate proceeded to the election of Secretary.
Mr.. WATSON nominated Alb. Web
Der, of Freeborn county. l35- q -tiSl.
Mr.. Webber was unanimously elected.
The Senate proceeded to the election OF
Assistant Secretary s.ta"!% Nacl =
Mr.. WATSON nominated G. A.. Emmell,
Of Ramsey, aud the roll being called, he
Was unanimously elected, all the Senators
votingexcept- one, McRoberts. 49,
VIM. d. Hale, Of Goodhue county, was
nominated by Mr.. McLaren for Enrolling
Clerk, and received the unanimousvote Of
all the Senators present. s.9'i;si7f.
i Mr.. FAKE nominated Mr.. O. j. Short
Of Mower for Engrossing Clerk, and the
roll being called be was unanimously
elected. 1893 - $500 ~ tss.issE9
Mr. COOK nominated w. H..Sheliey
Of Ramsey, for Sergeant at Arms: MI.
Shelley was unanimously elected. q
The next business being the election 0
M COOK nominated n 4. Hsasns., .
Warrington, and ~ W. pna16mcusl,
J elected. ss "a.