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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
IOWA CITY CORRESPONDENCE.

Els DrxocaAT: puts me on the
platform politically with the good old Jefferson
and the late lAmented statesman and patriot.
Douglas. frankly ackno wledse am proud
of the high position, bat Corporal Of the ia.
z.ne is not correct. | ever admired the high
and noble department Of ksDtucky's gifted
son 10 the war OF 1912, and ever after loved
the truly great American Statesman. My pol.
l,ics now are, doun with the rebellion. II vot.
iu2 f,r Governor kirkwood is q Elm. ! trust
high and kind Heaven. and Corporal and all
other good mcn viii forgive me. If"Corporaf'
had published those two obnoxious articles in
your paper, and then made his remarks, the
public would have known more OF the III after.
In his paragraph he has marked two words
that are not TO be found in either of those go
called Democratic communications. However.
my opinion is no, worth much compared with
that OF An ex editor. Most truly you're.
FRASKLIN.
EXCITING NEws.-The news brought
by telegraph espatches yesterday morning
was Of the most startling and exciting charac-
ter. We cannot say that it wac unexpected
among all classes, but believe that the sjori.
~ Of our citizens were unprspsrd for an an
nOuncement which is paramount! to q
declaration of war on the part ol
Great Britain. Though the day there was aD
in tense feeling of excitement, though but one
opinion upon the subject seemed to prevail,
aud that was that war is now ct hand. Hith.
erto we have only been playing q game OF
hide and go seek" when compared with that
which is to follow. There is no probability
that the Gov vsrnment will listen to the dem de-
Of Great Britain-no probability that any
thing but upen hostiltiea will ensue between
days there will be another call for not less
than half million OF men for the arising cri.
sis. The Government has got double that
number for the emergency. Great activity
must be supplied in immense quantities. and
the naval strength must be very largely 10.
creased.
The news from Charleston indicates that that
city has undergone an ordeal Of fire which ha e
laid waste her fair proportions, and humb.ed d
her stubborn pride in dust and ashes Few
there are who will weep over the ruins ofthat
cradle of treason and rebellion. 1t was there
that thu first gun was fired at the stars and
ct rpes; she was the first to take up arms
against the Government the first to be purged
by fire and laid low in the dust. Thus be il
Government planted by God in the wilder
uess"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
DAV VENPORT, IOWA TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER n 1881
I . fight and the capture ofsluads of Prices

Of . fight and the capture ofs.rad, Of Prices
recruits.
Major Marshall sent ont. an expedition north
Of Syracuse, had fight with . rebel force un.
der command OF 10. Shelby, resulting in the
route Of the rebels and the capture of four Cap
tans. two Adjutants. and Lieutenant with
40 men with arns, horses, wagons and mortar
cannon.
The capture OF leading secession recruiting
officers and the breaking up OF their embry 0
companies. is doing much to restore peace and
quiet Those who are disposed to lay down
their arms and return to their allegiance, are
suffered to do so. Prices army is on it's last
legs. HE men are leaving him 10 large mum.
bers. G. n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

hen here but seems not to disturb the gov ernment
which, while deserving no embarrassment With
England, looks with composure and confidence on
points as they occur.
II Is regarded as settled that Congress will ad-
journ on Thursday next, for two weeks. to enable
the members to pass the holidays at home. No
important legislation will be atcem p,ed this week,
though the ultra Republicans are very anxious to
press through q resolution expressive Of their
views, before Congress takes this recess.
Times DesFatch.l
The dispatch relative to the action of tho Brit.
ish Hoverninent, which will appear IN the Now
York journals Of Monday, were received by tie
Government this p. m. Notwithstanding the bel
EgsIen. attitude assumed, there is no dispositi.
on the part Of any member Of the Cabirc, t. alter
the plans OF policy OF the arrest Of Mason and
Slijell. The report OF the demand Of the Eng
lsh Government for the surrender of Maso and
Sliiell, causes great excitement. The sentiment
0. defence is universal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
5000 Rebels in Possession of Lexing.
tOn-PrObably Il Fight.

DUC.
The Dsmocy4t learns from gentlemen just from
Lexington. that Generals Rains and Stein with
5000 rebels, were in possession of that town on
Friday last, and another large body of troops was
expected to reach there yesterday. Gen. Prem
tss, it is said, the north side Of the river
with about three thouaand Federal troops and had
thrown few shell into the rebel camp, and des-
troyed one OF two ferry boats in their hands. This
informant says he heard heavy firing after ieav-
ing Lexington on Friday, indicating that an en-.
gagement was progressing between our focres and
the rebels Also that Gen. Davis Brigade Of Fed
eral troops left Ottervile on Friday for Lexing-
ton. These statements need confirmation.
The rebel Capt Sweeney, and sixiy-threc other
secesh prisoners, reached here last night
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
Notice.

7NO THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REPRESEN-
tives Of Susanna Spotts late of Caernarvon
township, Lancaster county, Penns, deceasedd
You are hereby notified that by virtue Of an order
of the Orphans Court of Lancaster county, to me
directed, will hold an Inquest to divide, part or
value the real estate of Susanna SPOTS, decd,
on Thursday, the 10th day Of December, 1861, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, ut the premises in Caernaryon
township, said county. when ard where you may
attend II you think proper.
Sheriff 8 Office, Lancaster, November 81, 1861.
5. ". p. BOYED,
dc3] Sheriff Of Lancaster County, Pa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
From Washington.

WAsnNGroS, Dec Is.
Gen Slemmer was thrown from hs horse
this morning. while reviewing his troops. a
rib was broken, and ether injuries receiy J.
but telegram to Gen. Mcclellan this evening
atates that he is better, and will tie ab!e TO
resume his command within few days
The rebels have an immense force and are
erecting q large battery at the mouth OF tie
Occoman Creek, SO that they carr fire at ses-
sci. plying between the city and Gen. Hooker 8
division.
Ilerald's Dispatch
The econnoisanca made q few days ago
from Gen. Summers division. established ,he
fact that the enemy had retired from Annon-
doe. Upon abandoning it. they burned a few
houses belonging 10 persons suspected OF
Union proclivties.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
Movement OF Prices Men,

SEDELIA, No., Dec. II.
Parties from the West arrived here report that
5000 rebel troops under Gen. Stein, passed point
fifteen miles west Of Warrensburg On the llth,
evidently fer the purpose OF escorting six or eight
hundred rebel recruits, with their baggage, pro.
visions, &C., from Lexington to Prices army
The notorious Capt. Sweeney and his band OF
forty marauding rebels, captured few days since
by detachment Of our cavalry, have been taken
here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
Public Notice.

4 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT on THE
IA State Bank, Merchants Branch at Davenl ort
No. 1915, dated October 2oth, 1851. aud for the,
sum of eight hundred dollars in gold, to the or
der of Thomas Orr, and by him endorsed to the
order of Maria Dedrick, has been lost or stolan
All persons hereby notified net to negotiate or
pay the same, as payment of said Certificate of
Of Deposit has been stopped.
dcl6-d3t) MARIA DERRICK
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Missouri News.

ROLLA, Dec. l5.
Several citizens from Arkansas have reached
here during the past week, and enlisted in the
Arksnsas Company, under Capt. Waro, late men,
Der Of the Legislature from that State. These
men say there was Union society in Isard, Full
ton, independence and Gearey counties, number
ing $500 men, which could have made an organ
lied stand in two weeks moro time. but it was
betrayed by reQreant member, and broken up
and scattered. Many of the Unonists have been
arrested and taken to Little Rock. Some have
been hung, and q large number are now in the
woods trying toefect their escape from the State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
From New York.

NEW YoRK, Dec. lS.
The Express Gays the excitemen: CT Change
was intense and beyond description.
Breads;uffs favorao'y affected. and all de-
scriptions very firm. and many lots Of cotton
ore Withdrawn from the nsrket. Saltpetre
advanced from IL to l5c per pound. aud few
holders would name any price. Birthstone
kept out Of the market. Chemicals advanced.
Coffee and tea Withdrawn from market, -
only offered at enormous prices. Sugar offered
sparinsly. Sterling exchange advanced.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
Another SkiYmish ia Missouri.

MISSISSIPPI, Va Doc. Is.
force consisting Of the 9th Indiana and de
tatchment from tho llth Indiana, Goth and I'D
Ohio, "a and 81 Vcrginia regiments, Riggs and
Brackns. Cavalry, in all, about 3 800 men, under
command Of GEM Meiroy, left Cheat Mount aims
on the 18th for tho purpose Of drawing the rebels
from their fortified camps on the Allegheny
Mountains. Our forces came in sight oi the enc
my drawn up in line Of battle in front Of the en-
trenshments, charged upon them and drove them
back. hot ire was kept up during the after
noon by both sides, and several brilliant charges
were made by our mon. Conn MAirey with low
at night fall intending to renew their attack in
tho morning During the night the rebels left
theil camp silently, burning everything they
could not carry.
Our loss was 90 killed and 30 wounded. The
rebel loss is estimated to be not less tn IN l50
killed, including officer. We have 80 prison
ers by the last brilliant achievement
Gen. Reynolds front has been cleared Of the
enemy, there being no ofganzed rebel force with
in 40 miles Of our advance post.
detatchm mcnt sent out yesterday from this
place returned this evening with ten
rebel generals, including the notorious Jake Murn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
From California.

san FRANCISCO, Dec. H.
The steamer Golden Age sailed from Panama to-
day, carrying four hundred soldiers and $500 900
IN treasure. Among the passengers is ten Shields,
who accepts Brigadicr Generalsh ship.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
From w ashinstOp.

WAsHlH0TON, Dec. 10.
The excitement which was fret caused ty
the some Y hat belligerent tone Of the European
news is rapidly subsiding. and there is gene
raj belief that war with England can easily lie
avoided without dishonor The President il is
known, is strongly opposed to the adoption Of
wsrlike policy against any foreign power un.
der the present circumstances Of the country.
II lie understood here in diplomatic circles,
that Mexico is preparing to make vigorous
resistance TO the invasion of her Territories by
Sfsin. France, and England, more vigorous
than the allies at one time anticipated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
FoRr MONROE. Dec. -.

FoRr MONROE, Dec -.
The Norfolk "Day Book give, the follow
ing startling in diligence from Brockylle, 5. O.
Sc miles from Charleston, dated 18th:
Passengers just arrived report Il destruc,iv t
fire at Charleston There was q st!tf tre.ze
aud little water.
The fire e4u.!lei the largest lonnagra.io1
ever known on this continent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
From baltimore.

BALTIN0RE, Dec. to
The chartered steamer Constitution arrived this
afternoon. She left Boston the 2lstof Novcm-
Der with the 26th Mass ach usetts and Connecticut
s.h regiments, arriving at Ship Island on the 81
Of December. All the troop. were landed the next
day by some rebel steamers captured by our feet.
The Constitution remained at Ship Island days
and sailed for Key West and Havana.
Gen. Phillips, at Ship Island, on tho 18th ult.,
tut forth proclamation to the loyal citizens Of
the south east strongly anti ti-slavery in tone.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEwsl
Monday Eve, December I6, 1861.
Wheat is not SO firm. The foreign news af-
fected tn o market here as we'll as in Chicago. We
quote:
FLOUR $3.50 wholesale; $3.50 retail. Ship
ments 700 brls.
WHEAr-ln good demand at 55Ws.c. Rec cipts
o,0l2 bu. Shipments 3,l5o bu.
BARLEY.-Q Quiet at l5@25c. Receipts 1000 bu.
Shipments 95a bu.
CoRN-l2@i21ac. Receipts SEQ bu.
OATs-Li.te doing. We q1cte at l3c.
HoGs.-Nominal at $2.90M25o.
HAY-Prairic s5.@6 per ton Timothy 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
From Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Dec. It,
The news from England produced decided
sensation in this section. and general sentiment
that our Government must maiDta its right and
ignity, regardless Of English bluster.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
Reported Enga.cment.

BALriMoRE, Dec. l6
The bark Agnes has arrived here, aud she
reports speaking the English brig Mary Nor.
ton, which reported that the Sumter ard Iro
quois had a severe engagement. and one OF
them. she did not know which. had put into
into Martinique to repair.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
lt J.. q = Il =. IL
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC Is 1891

Of meteorological observations, underthe direction
Of the Saithsonidn Institution, made ut Griswold
College, By WM.P DUSwooDY, Latitude, Al. 80;
North; Longitude, 1880 West; Height above the
sea, 1877 feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
Destructive Fire.

CLEVELAND, Dec. l6.
fro at Eyria, Sunday night, destroyed 20
r me buildings. principally barns and shops.
I.oJs ten tbousa and dollars Insured for two thou
sand.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES, ATTENTION
All Soldiers' Aid Societies in iowa having
articles for our sick and wounded soldiers.
will please forward them directed as follows
to wit-"Iowa Army Sanitary Commission.
care of"-some one Of the following. as may
be most convenient: VIM. E Wellington.
Dubuque. Iowa; Wm. II. Lunt, Clinton. Iowa:
r. NJ. Prettyman, Davenport. Iowa; G. Mar
bic. Burlington, Iowa; Dr.. J. c Hughes
Keokuk, Iowa. Goods thus directed will be
forwarded by all the railroads of the State
free. and by the Western Stage Company At
half the usual rates. Cash will be sent to the
Treasurer. H. Price. E.q.. Davenport, Iowa.
ln every case send duplicate bill stating rhere.
hor and rhem goods and money are sent. to
the Secretary, Rev. G. F. Magoun, Lyons.
Iowa. BY order Of &c. Huours,
Pree. Iowa Army Sanitary Com.
G. F. MAooUN, Secretary.
Papers Of the Statespleaes copy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
New YORK Market.

NEW loRK, December l6
FLoUR-Market quiet and very firm. So 4Ol1
go Supor State; s. 65M 30 Extra State 50. 40
W5.Je Super Western
WuEAT-Market lot so firm
=, CONSOLIDATED very firm. o71a@6oc State and
Western.
RyE.-Steady 7Stg SIC.
BLRLEY.-Quiet at 6J0i6lc.
OATs-Markst firmer. 42Ml3 10 Canadian and
Western.
PoRk-Steady. sl5oO@l5.5o Meas $e.s21z@
9.75 Prime.
WHisKY.-Steady at 2oA 2o4c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
OLD HATS nE.vlJH.ATED.
J. n o . r. n ,

J. . II IA,
= SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
O.i and Rock Island, respectfully announces to
to the ctisens Of Davenport that he 10 now pre-,
pared to
Clean, Color and Manufacture
q I'D II a To
into good ones, st short uotiessand on reasonsble
terms Recolect the piece, 6l..Sscond street, bs.
tween Perry and Rosk Island. ~
J.RO0TH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
TIL e CITY.

REaovAI.-Ihe editorial aud count
ing room Of the DEMOCRAT AND News will he
found hereafter 10 the second story Of Grigg's
block, Perry street The entrance is at the
main doorway Office at the head Of the
flight, first door on the left.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
NUMBER 81.


WAsBtNGrON, Dec. 10.
HorsE.--A personal explanation occurred be-
tween Messrs. Conway ard Fouke, during which
Conway charged Foukc with deliberate purpose
to hiring about personal collision without cause,
and asked whether such conduct was not only uu-
worthy a member Of this House, but charac'cris-
tic rather Of a blaeksuard and scoundrel. Sensa-
ton.
Mr. Fouke wanted to say one word in rep.y.
MIR. Stevens and others objected They had
had enough Of such things.
III. Speaker informed Mr.. Fouae that no
debate was in order.
Mr. Fouke, amid the cites Of order, was
understood to say that Mr.. Conway vac a dis
grace to the nation aud humanity. There the
matter ended.
The House paced the biil to strike out
from the pension roll the names Of all persons
who have tax. n up arms against the Govern.
ment, OF in any manner aided the rebellion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
New York Stock Market,

NEW YORK, Dec. IL.
Stocks deeln ed 3@4 2 ct.
Mo. 6's, 80 Tenn, l01I.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
From Cincinnati.

CINGINHATI, Dee. IL.
The English news produced profound sensation
in commercial and financial circles, aud the i'm
preston seems general that there is great danger
Of a war with England but admit that If Wilkes
done wrong in the Trent affair, due apology should
be made, but if right, no humilia;ing concessions
ought TO be entertained for moment to Eng land
o any other power. Tho news greatly unsetted
the markets, and produced temp rary cessation
of business, so that there was but little done in
any der artment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

CAPT. WV. WooD.-We received
call yesterday from this gentleman. who ar.
rived on Saturday night from Pixies Peak,
where of late he has been engaged in mining.
He was formerly q resident Of this county, and
will be remembered by many here. Captain
Wood graduated at W est Point In 1882, and in
1898 received . Lieutensnts commission in the
regular army from Gen. Jackson, and came
West to Wisconsin, in Col. Henry Dodge's
regiment Of dragons He went with Col.
Dodge to the mountains. where the Colonel
made a treaty with the Pawnee Indians
After Col. Dodgss resignation, Lieut.. Wood
was in the service under the then Col Kearney,
and after being stationed on the border several
years, resigned his commission al f. Leaven.
worth and went to Texas. and was engaged in
the Texan war Of independence He is .
thorough soldier and now contemplates re-.
entering the service. 1t 10 highly probable
that his services will be accepted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

Jusr OPxSED-Anothcr large lot Of
winter goods al Whisler's. Call and examine
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

The whole number of foot passengers crossing
the Bridge during the week was 1897.
A. J. STEARNS,
Asst Bridge Master.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17
CO.IDNrillership Notice.

VNilE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
i Go partnership for the purpose Of carrying
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

1SEAOVAI.-lu he culIOIlai Auu Couul-
ing room Of the DEuocgAT AND News will he
found hereafter 10 the second story Of Griggs
block, Perry street The entrance is at the
main doorway. Office at the head Of the
flight, first door on the left.
JusT OPsSED-Anothcr large lot OF
winter goods a, Whislers Call and examine.
TIE LATEST styles Of Hats and Caps
for all classes Of msn At Champions. His
selections are the best to be had In the city.
Furs Of all kinds just received.
TIE BEST Kerosene can be had at
Webb's for GO cents per gallon; Pittsburg
Kerosene for 40 cents. The greatest variety Of
Lamps and Shade. at Webbs very cheap.
SHIPMENTS from Davenport for the
week ending Dec l4th 3,lOO bLls -four $500
bu wheat; 3 900 bu barley; 80 tons bran 1870
live hogs; ll9 bbls pork and lard; 1889 lbs
hides.
REMOVAL OF BARRACKs.-We un-
ders.and that the buildings at Davenport Bar
racks are TO be removed shortly and placed
upon the Island, for stables for the accommo.
daton Of the Government horses which are
quartered there.
BY card published in this paper it
sill bs seen that the stories about the poor
treatment OF the horses on the Island are mere
malicious fabrications, made up out Of whole
cloth and perhaps to suit the feelings Of some
disappointed applicants for the contract Of
furnishing forage etc
THR PANORAMA OF THE WAR was on
exhibition to . crowded house last evening.
1t was highly appreciated. and the audience
retired well satisfied with their evenings en-
tertainment. The paintings are the finest spec
linens Of art, and the exhibition passed of en-.
couragngly 1t will be exhibited again to.
night. Go and see 1t.
The "OLD SETTLERS, This organi-
zation shows no signs Of declining interest as is
the casa with several of our kindred institu.
tions. At the appointed day we shall see them
cut in large numbers to commemorate their
early experience in frontier life in a becoming
manner. Our old friend w lizard BarrOws takes
the flee OF President this year, together with
an able corps of junior officers. which Of them
selves would make up . respectable Festival.
Daring the past year considerable number
Of those who belonged to the organization, have
passed to their final resting point whittier all
are rapidly journeying. We wish the Society
happy time at its coming Festival.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

The BEST Kerosene can be had at
Webb's for co cents per gallon; Pittsburg
Kerosene for 40 cents. The greatest variety Of
Lamps and Shades o. Webb's very cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-17

The LATEST styles Of Hats and Caps
for all classes Of men At Champion's. His
selections are the best to be had In the city.
Furs Of all kinds just received.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18


sxS0oLPH NANNING.
JuD0ES OFTHE CIRCUIT COURTS.
,.t Dist. EDWARD II C. WILSON.
"A NATHANIEL BACON
a a BENJAMIN y II. WIrHERElL-
Al EDWIN LAWRsNCE
ssh BENJAMIN y GRAVES
AZ SANFORD u. GREEN.
tn JO-IAH TURNER.
sth LOUIS ). LOWELL
IN 81 FIAvICJ LlrTLEJOHN.
10Th JAMES BIRNEY.
Uanv Peaiasxla, DANIEL GOODWIN.
:sssss ~: :s$;s !,$!4s $$4sssA Board Of .s'"
IA, Dist. BENZ. L. BAxrtR,
"a J. EASTMAN JOHNSON,
"a LEVI BISHOP,
sth A" DONALD MCINTYRE,
Sth Z. LAKIN BROWN, Regents Of the
9Th 90 HENRY WHITING, Unirersity
7th LUKE n. PARSONS,
sth /" OLIVER L. sPAULDiNG,
9th WILLIAM N. FERRY, in,
10th :. GEORGE BRADLEY,
ssxEs ssx5sx1s A T4Eksss ;;EEsass Trustees 3, q Asylum
R.1. B. n. FAY, Principal '''' N' ""'
AsyIua for Deaf, Dumb and Blind-Flint
JEREMIAH P. WOODBURY., 4
WILLIAM BROOKS,
LUTHER H. TRASk,
Una PITCHER, Trustees Insane Asylnn,.
ERASrU5 HUSSEY,
DANIEL L. PRATT,
Asylum for the sInsane-Kalamazoo.
;;s?s; : Boar: F. s,. x
CHARLES TRIP,
HOvEY K. CLARKE,
PERI.EY BILLS,
OMAR D. CONGER, Railroad Com mmissionsrs
HORACE n PECK,
WILDER u FOSTER,
WN. L. SaATON, Agent Of the State Prison
J. EUGENE TENNEY state Librarian.
ss;::s s:::s x: sSs' asEss sEssx STAT
GEO. ". BRoWH. Supt. 81 Mary's Falls Ship Canal
DAVID CARPENTER,
JUSrU3 GAGE,
PHILO PAR-ONS, State Board ~
HEZEKIAH q WELLS, 1gricail,rs.
SII.AS A. YsRKES,
CHARLES RICH,
CHARLES DlCKEY, Pres't State Agricultural Society
r. 2. TOMBSTONE, Secretary do do