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The national Republican., 1861-10-08
From General Banks's Column.
MAN correspondence Of the Associated PTesal

DARSESTowN, Oct. 4. 1861.
This morning and during tho middle hour
Of the day, guns were repeatedly heard in the
direction of Coonrod's Ferry. At three O'Clock
t is afternoon, General Banks rode thither, and
has not yet returned. 1t is surmised that the
firing was from our guns to protect the prepara-
tions said to be progressing there for crossing
the river.
The first brigade, commanded by General
Abercrombie, Is now resting near Dawsonville
Many Of the Union farmers complain of the
tyranny and impositions Of persons connected
%tn The regimental supply trains, who, they
sta,e' take everything from them In the shape
OF loaaer, grain, etc, leaving none for theiI
o. own stock during the approaching winter, and
II ETHPostulated with, receive for answer, ther
sell your stock TO the Government"
The health of this division continues good.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
- Rsaai.g Matter on svery p.ss.-p
COTTON.

The following is an extract from letter re-
oeived by . gentleman in philadelphia from
Capt. e. Phillips, collector and magistrate al
Shikapore, India
"UPpuR scHNps, July n. 1861.
at Il impossible to contemplate the collision
which has probably ere this commenced be
tween the North and South, without grief
Civil war Is awful, and Eoglishmen must sym.
pathse In this struggle, for 1t IL carried en- by
our brothers, the same race, blood and creed,
and 1t Ia the cause Of freedom against slavery.
One great consequence will be the loss Of the
cotton trade to America; immense efforts are
being made In India, and the cotton exports
will be threefold grester this year than what
they ever have been, and In two years more
when the great railways are completed, the
exports will be enormous In my own oollec
torate we are growing i've times a. much cot
ton ss formerly, and the New Orleans seed II
susceedlng we'll"
We have now new cotton region reported
viz: 10 Portugal, where labor Is cheap, and II
some Of the provinces Of which, land may b
had on easy terms. The experiment has beel
tried, on small scale, at many points In Port
ugal, and has been found to succeed.
We recollect to have seen II stated com
months since, that cotton could be grown Of
all the Islands In the Mediterranean, and on II
Northern a. we'll as Southern shores. 1t wa
cultivated in this country, formerly, consider
ably farther north than It Is now. 1t was nc
only raised In Virginia, but II was cultivate
forty years ego in small patches by large nun
bers Of farmers in the southern part Of Ohic
1t does better in warmer latitudes, where th
sesson is longer, and the cultivation has Ion
been given up north of the south line Of Vii
ginia. But it has been and can be raised mort
OF that line, and its cultivation would reviv'
il the production Of cotton in the gulf State
should be, from any cause, either broken u
or seriously diminished
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

SOUTH AND NORTH. by ABBOTT. Not only one
OF the most valuable books for the times that has
appeared but, Ike all the Abbotts be oks of ave
exceedingly fascinating as book for ftes.de read
ing. Price, 81 90 bound paper, so cen'a
THE PROGRESS OF SLd VSRF Nv THE UNITED
STATES. by WESTON An Invaluable work for ref.
ereuce, fnely written. Price rs centa
THE HESLAPE-CA7CHER CAUGHTLN THE AESJfES
OF ETERNAL Law. very able Tract Tor the
Times. Single " cents 81. 10 dozen
HELPER,S IMPENDING q CRISIS or TIE SOUTH
Price. cloth, 81 %; paper, 60 cents.
A liberal disc unit, on all the above by the quin.
tity.. Single copies sent by mall free of postage,
for he price. Address,
G.. W. LIGHT,
oct ct No. 81 Cornhill, Boston.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
ARIZONA.


The Mssllls Times, Of August 10, gives the
particulars Of the abandonment by Eve compa-
nies Of United States regulars, Of Fort Stanton,
the last post In Arizona left in the possession of
the national troop, 1t appears to have been
abandoned 10 panic, growing oat Of the sur
render Of Major Lynde's command. The United
States troops made an attempt to dsstoy the
property (estimated by the rebels at $500, O,0oO)
before leaving it, but the attempt was nearly
40 iueifecu a. the similar one made at the
Norfolk navy yard. The Me.illa Times .ays:
"A battery Of flying artillery was abandoned
uuhsrmed, oonsistng Of four sixpounders and
two twelve Founders. A large amount OF am
muuition was saved. There Is said to be full
supplies for six months for q six company post
Fort Stanton is situated In the Sacramento
mountains, l40 miles northwest OF Mesilla.
Not one Federal soldier is now left on the soil
Of Arizona"
The Times states that the following resigned
United States army officers arrived at Mesills
July 81, from California, and proceeded on to
Richmond, to join the secession army:
General A. s. johnson, a native Of Kentucky
late in command Of the depot of California, and
commander of the Utah expedition.
Brevet Maj. L. A. A,misted, late OF the sixth
infantry.
Lieut.. A. B. Hardcastle, late Of the sixth
infantry.
Lieut.. E. B. D. Riley. late of the fourth In
isntry.
Lieut. Francis Mallory, late Of the fourth in
Antry.
Lieut.. N. Wickliffe, late of the ninth Infantry
Lieut.. A Shsaff, late of the fourth infantry
Lieut.. R. II. Brewer, late Of the e st dragons
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

GEN. SUMNER NEVER SURRENDERs'-T The
following order appears in the San Francisco
papers:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF PACIFIC,
San Francisco, Sept. 3, 1861.
General Order No. 20.
No Federal troops in the Department OF the
Pacific will ever surrender to rebels.
L. V. SUMNER,
Brigadier General Commanding.
Oflicial:
RICHARD @, DRUM,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

~ Captain Dove, late Of the Pocahontas,
who has just been acquitted Of disloyalty by a
court of inquiry has. been ordered to report for
duty on the Mississippi river. Commodore
Foote, of the Brooklyn navy-yard, is to COM
mand the squadron.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

Major General Hallock has received briga'
dier generals commission for Hon. Jas. Shields
of California, and formerly United States Sen
ator from Illinois. Mr.. Shields has lately been
married, and is now on wedding tour to Mex
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

~ The following consuls were appointed
on Saturday:
A. NJ. Motherhood, Of Indiana, to Leipsic; A
B. Hammond, Worcester, Massachusetts,, tc
Dublin; Joseph R. Paxton, Pennsylvania, tc
Bahia; Thomas Foster, of Minnesota, to Tahiti
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

BIRTH.PLAoE OF PRESIDENT LINooLN.-Presi
dent Lincoln will undoubtedly have special
interest in the conflict now going on in Ken.
lucky between the Unionists and SecesSionists
In the vicinity of Rolling Fork, near Mul-
draugh's Hill, as he was born in that neighbor
hood Louisville Journal.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

OST-Near the Post dice, 30 Soldiers
II receipts for money forwarded, together with
tnrty Scent post, ge STAMPS enclosed In an envelope
marked I" Rev. B. N. Reed The receipts are Of ne
value to a.y one but the owner, and tn stamps will
be gladly given to the fuder If he will return the
recs,p pts to Vincent Colyer, 261 street.
6-2,s
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

~ The story has been revived at Rolla,
Missouri, Of the death Of Ben. McCulloch, from
wounds received at the battle of Wilson's
Creek. It's a part of the story, that the COM
mand has been devolved upon McCullocb's son,
whereas 1t Is said here that he has no son.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

ADAMS AND CoMPANY's EXPRESS bss uener.
ously proffersd to convey to the nearest ouar.
termaster, blankets, ETC., which may La con.
uibuted for the comfort of soldiers, respon,ive
to the appeal Of Quartermaster General Melg,
and that Of the Sanitary Commission.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
CLNAI. TRANSFORMATION

A line OF canal boats has been established
by the Quartermasters Department for the
transportation of troops and public property to
Gen. Bankss division. This method OF COM
munication has been found to be o very prac
ticeble one, aud additions to its transports are
daily made.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

General McKinstry has been relieved of duty
in this department, aud ordered to the Cum
berland district in Kentucky. He will depart
from this city, as we learn, to-day or to-mor'
row.-,St, Louis Democrat, Oct. 4.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

Gr The Pennsylvania election takes place
to-day. Polls will be opened in all the Penn
sylvania regiments, to give the soldiers an op-
portunity of casting their ballots.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

sr The following Is a special dispatch to
the st. Louis Republican, from Jefferson City
October A:
"Colonels Grover and White were left at
Lexington-the former in a critical condition
and the latter likely to recover"
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

IS- Ex-Governor Doty, of Wisconsin, ha:
been commissioned as superintendent of Indian
affairs for Utah Territory, and proposes soon
to depart for the scene of his future duties"
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

TIE GRAND REVIEW of portion of Genera
stonebam's cavalry and General Barry's artil
lery, will take place about IL o'clock to-day
at the parade ground on East Capitol street.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
IRREGULARITIES IN rHs CORRESPONDENCE OF
THE ARxr.-The following order cannot tail to
prove of interest to the army:
HEADQUARTERS or THE ARNY,

HEADQUARTERS or THE ARNY,
Washington, September l6, 1861.
General Orders, No II.
There are Irregularities In the correspond
ence Of the army which need prompt correc
ton. 1t is highly important that junior officer
on duty be not permitted to correspond with
the Gcuerai-in- Chief or other commander, or
current official business, except through inter
mediate commanders; and the same rule ap
plies to correspondence with the President di
rect, or with him through the Secretary Of War
unless il be by the special invitation or reques
OF the President.
BY command of Lieut.. Gen. Scorr:
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutdnt General
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

OST-On Saturday last Monday,
IL somewhere in the city a white envelope, en-.
closing yellow envelope containing several rsiroad
passes, two on Sunbu y and Erie railr DAD, two on
the Northern Central railroad. one on the Pepnsyi
vspia railroad, and one on the Will ipsport and
Elmirs railroad. Also, yellow envelope contain
ing receipt from Mr.. Davis Superintendent Of the
Philadelpha AID Erie railroad for 5000 A. snd one
receipt ir, In the ticket office, at Baltimore, for SsT
and an order from Msjor Rucker for 100 teamstets.
papers with Colenel Rocfer, on Eighteenth Street,
wes' of the War Department, or with Mrs Downer,
on d ttreet. between Thirteenth and Thirteenth
and. a half streets.
j. SALLADE,
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

Dooms wANTEDm;i,, or ,,bN"3 hS%%Ss, Sas,s Sy
mall family occupying modern house with path
snmn reference given and required. Addresa(
"1'UNION " at the National Republican Once
sep 10
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

A banker was made the repository, lately,
of 81 900, to await the issue of a $500 bet that
the secession flag would wave trumphantiy
over St. Louis by the 3lst Of October.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

Gen. Henry A. Wise is by this time in Rich.
mond He was to report to the rebel War
Department in person.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
poon Fe11ows.-A Missouri correspondent

Poor FELL0WS.-h MIsSourI o0FFoSPonuon'
says: A. .s
are bowling on the track Of the Nationals In
Missouri, and who prate about our niggers,' and
nine hundred and ninety-nine of them are too
poor to buy even baby, if full grown niggers
were selling at ten cents Dozen"
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

FOR CLOTHIN
II Hats, and Cars, at SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh
street octS-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
IN WAHIsGToS, d q Oct. Z, 1851.
Proposals will be received at this Office unit, the
18th instant for
1900 lbs best Ingot Copper,
1900 " Banca Tin
1000 Slab Zinc,
10 boxes X Y d Tin.
To be delivered at the Washing ton Navy Yard,
8. B. BROWN,
oct Slot Navy Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
RELEASE OF NEssRs. NAGRAw AND HARRIS.
From the Richmond Ex amiuer. October 81

From the Richmond Examiner, October 81
Messrs. Magraw and Harris, who improperly
came within our lines from Washington, d. O.,
after the battle of Manassas on the 2lst of July,
and who were detained in custody therefor for
two months past In this city, have been releas-
ed by the Secretary Of War, nothing appearing
to show that they were ether alien enemies or
inimical to the Government Of the Confederate
States Their position, as prisoners, hereto
fore, should not deprive them of their reputa-
ton as high minded and honorable gentlemen.
In Justice to them we will state fact, commu-
nicated from reliable source, as to their future
destina ion. Mr.. Harris will leave In q few
days to Join bis brother Kentuckians, and Mr.
McGraw, a native of Maryland, will return to
his own State.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

H9- THE UNION PRAYER MEETING
will be holden, every day tha week, In the English
Lutheran Church, corner of Eleventh aud streets,
to commence at balfpast four O'Clock. To be con
tinuei one hour only. oct Ct
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
r IBEHTY PUBLISHING OFF.Cw,

- 21 CornhiiI, Boston.
Any valuable publication concerning sLAvKRr,
the WAR or any other great question Of the III
furnished by Nail free OF postage, atthe Publishers
lowest prices
Boston and New England Agency for the National
Republican, at this Office Daily, IS 50 year weekly
50 co. Have alresdy laig &c list of subscribers for
this va liable Washi0 gton paper
All books In the Boston market furpi he'd by mail,
postage free on receipt Of the price. Sub oriptors
received for all valuable reviews, magazines and
newspapers Address,
G.w LIGHT,
ccts-+ No u Cornhill Boston.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
VIRGINIA IRON FOR CANNON.

From the Richmond Dispatch, Ootober BIN
The small four pound cannon, made of Vir-
ginia iron that have been so long at the State
armory, are being rebored aud rifled, after the
Parrott plan. Some Of these guns were tested
Yesterday, when all stood the full trial charge,
and upon experimenting upon one, ndiscrimi-
nately selected, II stood o charge of II pounds
Of powder, with shot Of u pounds, without
injury As three quarters of a pound of powder
and a u pound shot is the service charge for
the field, there can now be no doubt about the
strength of these guns.
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
DOCKS FOR THE TIeIE.

oct ste
The national Republican., 1861-10-08
THE RICHMOND ARMoRY.

lFf0m 1he Richm0nd Enquirer, Oct 5I
This institution Is now in full blast in max
ing, repairing, aud altering muske,s for the use
of our army. The machinery used in these
useful operations is chiefly that which we sc
providentially recovered at Harper's Ferry
About sevehiy.hve of the old flintlock mus
kets are being daily altered into serviceablt
percussion guns at these works. About 5000
Of these weapons yet remain on hand, and ter
thousand or more-belongirg to the Common
wealth--are probably scattered through th'
State,
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

The following Is an extract from letter re-
ceived by . gentleman in Philadelphia from
Capt E. Phillips, collector and magistrate al
Ehikapore, India:
The national Republican., 1861-10-08

First Week of
N w EA RS CALL.
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Bloom-James Freeze, John Leac ock,. l..
b. Rupert.
Besver-Joel Bredbender, Peter Haatk
| Benlon-John Doty.
Cauawissa-WilIlam John, DAME! Gear
hart, Joseph Mauz, Daniel Kreigh
Conyngham-Isaac w. Haus Frederick r.
Wohlfanh.
I ICentre-Peler Miller
Fishingcreek-Alber, zimmerman, George
NJ. Howell, Hugh Mcbride,
Greenwood d-Davrd Dreiblebis,
Hemlock-John Nj. Barton,
Jackson-Jehn Kessler.
Locust David kostenbauder George Ket-
Ter, Enoch Kester, Silas Whynn, Abra-
ham Yeager.
Maine-William Getting.
NJ M,fflin-SoIomon 'Eckrolh, Levi Greasy
John Michael
Sll. Pleasant-GeoFge Cavenee, Samuel
Johnson.
Ma1lson-Joseph C. Smith, Robert johnson.
Otanee-Nalhan Miller.
Ptue-Betja jamiu Winters cen,
Scou-Samue BelZ
S gatoar-Johu VI. Cole.
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Ilfnartnrr Of oas Military.

Cap.. Ricketts, Company left this place,
on Tuesday morning last, for Harrisburg in
the presence o. some two thousand cili-
zens of Columbia county. They were ia
ken by VIM. Coleman, on canal boat,
accompanied by the BIoomsblrg Comet
Band and good number OF our citizens
The company was composed of lot OF
Eoble young men, all of whom appeared 10
be in good spirits. They were well provi
-ded for in every manner; our citizens
spared no pains in making these men COM
foriabIe.
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couRT is still in session. The Common
wealth suits were all disposed OF by Tues
day afternoon, and the Grand Jurors were
discharged on the same day. To day,
Wednesday, will be the last day of this
term from present appearances. We will
give a synopsis of The proceedings in SCR
next. The young man who was lying in
Jail under the charge of rape was found
guilty in manner and form as he was indict-
ed. He has not yet received his sentence.
He will lead life of solitary confinement
in the Penitentiary al Philadelphia hereaf-
ter for term OF years Two other per-
sons were convicted of theft who will,
all probability, recsive the same treatment
in proportion to the crime as the first meh-
:ioned.
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Literary Societies.

TENHE next Convention OF the Literary
y Union OF Moniour, CoIum bia. and ada
cent couniles,1 w u be held at the Court
House, ~ Danville, on The 9Th OF April,
1861, at 10 O'Clock, a m. All Societies OF
the above character are cordially requested
TO send five dele gates TO represent Them in
said Convention.
The public generally are invited TO at
tend.
HEBER PAINTER, J
A. J HARDER, Com. of Arrange
CHAS. W. SHOLES, meuls
Danville. March %, 1861
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of Peter Kline, late Of Locust tocnship,
Columbia county deee0seC
Z ETTERS of administration OH the estate
IL Of Peter Kline, laie OF Locust township,
Columbia county, deceased. have been
granted by Ihe Register OF said county to
Martin V. B. Kline, residing in The iowa.
ship and county aforesaid. All persons
having claims or demands against the estate
of the decedent are requested 10 make
Them known 10 the Undersigned, and those
indebted TO the estate to make payment 10
the administrator without delay.
MARTIN V. B. KLINE.
January %, l86I-6w. Admr
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We notice both our up town coiempora
ries are boasting and specializing over their
fancy type and facilities in general for exc
cutting JOB printing. They have said so
much in The way of bringing their extern
sive assortment Of type into notice that
there is not much left for Us 10 say But we
would add that we faave a display of type
and borders (fancy and plain) which will
iavorabiy compare with any in this place (;
and futher that there is person in OUT office
who can execute piece of work neater,
cheaper and quicker Than can be done al
either of the offices above referred TO. For
full particulars and satisfaction, send in a
Job of work.
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She,'if's Sale.

zeY Virtue OF certain writ OF Ven6alont
10 E1pondS, issued out of the Cour nt
Common Pleas OF LuZerne county, 10 me
directed, will be exposed to sale at Public
veDdne or ont cry, on Saturday the IN
dag of Mag nert, at 10 O'Clock, IN the fore
noon al the CourI House, IN the Borough
of Wilkes Barre. in the county OF Luzerne,
the following described property, viz +:
ALL that certain tract, piece or parcel OF
land, situate in the township, OF Nesco
peck in the County Of Luzerne, Pennsyl
vaRia, and Inc township OF Mlffiln, Col
umbla rounty Pennsylvania. bounded and
described as follows :--Op the west by lot
OF John Williams, and the Susquehanna
River; on The South by lands ot Samuel
Smith on ihe East by lands OF Levi Kirk
endall, and b. Evans, and on the North by
lands late OF Jacob BnzZard, Hari, heirs OF
r. NJ. Brundage and John Williams, IN alt
containing one hundred and tory acres OF
land, more or less, aborl one hundred and
twenty acres therof improved, with one
story and bali fraihe dwelling house, and
frame barn IheIeon-about one hundred
acres therof lies in the said Township OF
Nescopeck, and about forty acres thereof
lies in the said Tow nship OF Miffiln, m
said County of Columbia The improve
ments menlioned, lie in The said township
OF Nescopeck IN said County of LuZerne-
1t being Ihe same farm or tract OF land
conveyed by Nj. S. Bruudage and wife 10
William Ruteuhouse, late the estate oi the
defendant in the said writ named with the
appunenances.
Seized and la ken in execution al The sun
of NJ s. Brundage VS.. William Rutenhouss
All OF which will be sold for cash only 10y
SAMUEL VAN LOON, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
"a III. r.. Anil IN 1881 {
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Administrators Notice.

EfTERS Of administrator on the es-
- tate oi Joseph Gearhart, lale of Caila-
wrssa township, Columbia county, deed,
have been granted by the Register OF said
county, TO the undersigned, residing in
SAID township: aud all persons having
claims or demands against said estate, are
reone-ted 10 make known the same to the
undersigned, and those indebled TO make
payment forthwith 10
JOHN KEIFER, Admir-
Caitawissa twp, March 6, 1861.
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JUsT ARRivED.-Our enterprising friends
and fellow-;ownsmen, Messrs. Miller &
Eyer. has just received a large and varied
stock of new spring end summer merchan-
disc. They have handsome lot of goods
and no mistake. The ladies department is
well filled, everything they would wish
There is one thing IN connection with the
whole matter which they do nol'care to be
kept secret, ard tha, is, they are prepared
TO sell goods little cheaper than hereto
fore, and probably TO better advantage TO
the customer than elsewhere Call in at
the ssOld Arcade and take view of their
stock and obliging statesmen. Ladies won't
forget Advertisement next week.
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TAKE NOTICE.

THAT'l have applied 10 The Honorable
Judges OF the Court of Common Pleas, of
Columbia county, for the benefit of the
several acts OF Insolvency of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, and they have
appointed MONDAY THE eth OF MAY
NEXT, al 30 O'Clock, A. NJ, 10 hear me-
aud my creditors, at the COURT HOUSE,
IN Bioomshurg, when and where You may
attend If yon think proper.
CHRISTIAN TEITSWOR
RlnnmsbnEg Anil 10 1861.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.

NOiICE is hereby given that the follow
l ing persons in Columbia county, have
filed their petitions in he Court OF Quarter
Sessions, OF the said county tor Tavern and
Store Licenses in their respective town.
ships, which saId petitions will be present.
ed TO the said Court on Monday, the 9Th
day OF May A. D., 1861, OF which all per-
sons interested will take notice.. and the
Licenses will be granted on "Wednesday,
the 9Th day of May next, a; O'Clock, p. m.
Applicants. Townships
William B Koons Tavern B oOn
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GRAND JURORS,

FUK Nd I lERN, 1907.
Bloom-George II. Brown Joseph Weaver.
Benion-Peter Case, Eli MendeuhalI.
Beaver-Samuel Cox, Peter Knechl.
BriarGreek-Jonas Wright
Cauawissa-W lllam Miller. Malhias Hart
man
Ceh,re-Edward Hartman, Gilbert H. Fow-
Ter.
Fishinccreek-JamesE Edgar.
wood-Edw ard Alberlson.
Hemock-John n. Faust, E-aw Grton,
Jesse Ohl.
Locust Henry Keller, Adam DINING, ia
cob Harner, Leonard Adams.
MadIson-lsaac WhipPle.
MQnlour-Jacob Arnwine.
NJ Ae-lacOb Shuman
Sug< pai-WiIlam Stephens, lr.