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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
From ROSfOn.

Bosros. Sept. 2s.-Maior General Butler and
staff leave this city this evening, and will reach
New York tomorrow morning.
Hon. VIM. Appleton has resigned his seat in
Congress, in consequence of i'll health.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
From Kansas City.

KANSAS CRY, Sept. 22.-Gen. Sturges, with
with parts of the 9th and 18th Ohio regiments,
arrived here last night on the steamer Majors,
from Liberty.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
NOTICE..

NTOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.-Notioe is hereby given
TO the Stockholders Of the Millersve Gravel Road
Company" that the Directors Of said Company Al thei
meeting the 9th OF July 1851 ordered
OF twenty per cent the capital stock Of said Company
being five lars each share subscribed, TO be pad 70
the Treasurer Of the Company each Of the 50h days
Of August, September October November and Deem
Der, 1851, for the building Of said road
POWELL ROWLAND,
Secretary and Treasurer D. g. r. c.
iuiy3O-dlt&U5m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02

From Zee. Mr.. NeJhu1ea, Pastor Of Roberts chapel
ISDIASAroIts, October s, 1857.
Dr.. G.. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: have used
your Blood Purifier for nervous affection, from
which have suffered much at times. While it
is pleasant to the taste, it certainly has al ppy
effect upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks
for your kind regards, and believe me
Yours, j. W. T. acMULLES.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
LEGAL.

NOTICE.-0N THE 18th OF OCTOBER, 1861, WILL.
offer for sale at Isham Coton's residence, late de-
ceased three miles north of Cumberland Marion county,
Indiana to-wt Horses cattle, Sheep hogs and farming
utensils, wagon household and kitchen furniture in
the field wheat In the ground and other articles too tie
dious to mention. RICHARD SEN0UR,
oct2-w1t-* Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
From RaIt,naore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-In consequence of the
heavy storm in the bay yesterday the Old Point
boat with Fortress Monroe messengers news is
not arrived.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
From, Kansas.
From Washington .

ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 27.-J. B. S. Todd has been
elected delegate TO Congress from Dakotah Ter
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02

~ The Frankfort, Kentucky. correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette says:
Breckenridge is certainly in Morgan county con-
centratiDg troops.
Gen. William o. Butler has addressed the Sc
cessionists of Owen and other counties, counsel
ling them to dispense and obey the laws. He is
their leader and commands influence
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
eALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
CuaRTEREn
A Medical Report,

BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
LICENSE NOTICE.

of Application for License.
NOTICE IsHEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILL APPLY
N 70 the Board of Commissioners q Marion county,
Indiana their for license 10 se i1oxios-
ting liquors In less quantity than quart az time. -
with the privileges allowing the 70 be drank nv
premses.) for year Ny place Of business and the
premises wherein said liquors be sold and drank,
located al No ss lots 10 and IL IN square IS In
dianapos in basement Of Oriental House. IN Center town
ship, in Marion county, Indiana
sept25-w3w FREDERICK wAISAMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
LAW SCHOOL.
Law School at indianapolis.

TUyHE NEXT SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL OF THE
II North Western Christian University, at lndianaPo-
lis will the first Monday in December. 1861,
and continue four months. The Professors in charge will
be Samuel =. Perkins, IL D., and David Mcdonald,
IL ID. Tuition, $50 payable in advance. For further
particulars reference made TO printed circular and to
the professors, whe may be addressed at Indianapolis
Z. GOODWIN,
President Board Trustees N W. G. University.
sept25- dlt&w2m Iprs fee -
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
New York Cattle Market.


Total receipts of cattle of all kinds for the
week.
Sheep&
Beeves. Cows. Veals. Lambs Swine.
Total. 49,. 5,l02 los $50 l4,OS0 1881
Last week.. Isl 81 545 1924 sag
Corresponding
No. per w'k
last year.. 5,4I6 1l5 $50 l2.5o2 i,yb3
Average num-
Der per week
last year,. 4,344 lao Ib3 1885 b,lbU
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02

- The Cincinnati Commercial calls Fort La
fayette the "American Bastle's We hope the
comparison will end in the name
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02
WANT b.

NTANTED.-GOOD FARMS-For which good city
wv property will be given in whole or in part pay;
Of which very desiraby situated and brings fine
income. For particulars address
DELZELL SMITH,
uy1-d&w Real Estate Agents.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02

oAK & HAL ILL.
We hare nor open at our rooms, No. 2 Bate
House. the most elegant assortment Of Sprins
and Summer Goods for mems pear, sn y,,Ys,
are prepared TO make up to order, in superior
style. Also, a mammoth stock of mems and
boys clothing, ready made, aud splendid pa
riety Of gents furnishing goods.
CHASER O. BROTHERS, Props.
r. b. MELVILLE. Cutter.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-02

Benevolent Institution established by special endow-
men for the relief of the sick and diseased, afflicted
with Vruent and Epidemic diseases and especially for
the Of diseases Of the Sexual organs Dspenssry
free 10 all patients in all parts Of the United
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatouhea, and other
diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW RENE
DIES employed the afflicted I'm sealed envelopes
free Of charge Two three stamps for postage viii be
acceptable.
Address DR.. J. SKILLEN HOUGHT0N, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST. Phils-
delphia, Pa. jan26w1y.
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aversion o, Marie love you with all my

aversion. o, Marie love you with all my
soul"
Tho young girl rose proudly.
This TO me, Monsieur. You forget your
sclfw
The young noble sank back aud buried
his iucc in his hands, and his noble frame
shook wi h agony, In Shc meantime, uuob-
served by either Of them. n storm had been
gathering. 1t had grown very dark. and ua
he ceased speaking. n bright flash ilumincd
the heavens, followed by loud pcul Of
thurder; and almost instantly the huge rain
drops came pouring down. Neither of the
two minded the strife Of the elements both
eehg busy with their own thoughts. At
length Henri spoke:
Marie, must beg Your pardon for my
nasty words. My tale will explain my any
icty to get away only hope that your
life will be iraught With more happiucss
than mnc is destined to hc.
Tho heavy step Of the fisherman was
heard in the entry. lie was dripping wet
from the rain, and retired to change his
clothes.
awe will start Tonight" sad he, when
he ro-cute"ed. Even If the rain cease, il,
will he da' enough for our purpose. You
VIII soon be among Your friends"
The young man smiled bitterly. lut mado
no reply. The day seemed unusually long
and dull, and all felt sense of relici IA the
shades OF night fell over the town.
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"llow did you find il out =" asked Henri

"lIow did you find il out =" asked Henri
in SURPRISE
From the best source possible wos tho
rcpIy. But suppose that you are very
anxious TO sec your wife. Come with me-"
Henri followed his conductor up stairs.
ard was led to the door of little parlor or
boudoir. The Marquis then good.naturedly
pushed Henri in ahead of him. A Young
girl was reading at Ihe little table, with her
back to the entrance. She started up OF the
noise he made, and turned around. A well
known couutcnancc was presented TO him.
Mario! you hero 2" he exclaimed, abso-
lutely astounded. ltI -.
Wcs,' she replied poutinr PRETTY, eand
who has moro right hero, than Marie do
NesrGes, the wife .ot Henri dc Morcton r.
Henri comprchondcd the whole, and in
an instant the buSh.rg girl wus clasped in
hs arms.
Our tale is finished; few more words
only is necessary. II appears that Marie,
knowing that Henri would como to Paris az
he did, determined to remain behind as sho
wished not only to save him from n great
many dangers, hut TO gain his love, when
disguised, as then thuru.would be no rcpug-
nance, or prejudice to interfere with her
10 this end, she.had placed herself under
the care of Pcrchcy, the Fisherman, who
had formerly been a servant of Ter iather's.
He plan succeeded admirably, owing to the
furtuitous circumstances already related
One thing is certain Henri dc Moreton
never regretted his union with the FISHER
MANS NIECE.
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The Prisoners at RIcbn,ond.

The officers recently rclcaced upon parole
at Richmond, whose arrival at Baltimore
via Fort Monroe, has been announced give
! gloomy accounts of the treatment of tho
Union prisoners, and particularly the voond-
ed. They represent that the wounded of
onr prisoners who arc under the care oi tho
rebel surgeons are mos mfamously ma ltrep,-
ed They are actually butchered Amruta-
tons and capital operations arc performed
where there is not the slightest need of them,
and nearly all of these operations result
fatally to the viCtums of the carelessness
and cruelty OF the rebel surgeons and tho
wait of all ac omOdations rcQuired for
wounded and sick men. The prisoners
complain OF the marked discourtcsy mani
Tested towards them by the people at Rah4
mond, and particularly the Yifginims The
! only evidences Of humanity exhibited
egnana;cd from the LOUIS anians and Gcorgi-
ans. Many Of ihc prisoners Nrc actually
suffering for the want Of clothing. They
are bareiootod Cad almost naked. Upon
representation Of the this fact to DAY to Gen
Scott he promised that they should be sup
piled rs soon as practicable with proper
clothing, When these officers left Rich
mond $50 of the prisoners had already beer
sent TO Castle PinCklcy. in Charleston harb-
or One hundred and fifty more were to be
sent on Saturday last to New Orleans. and
400 more to Baton Rouge, early this week
1t is intended to take all the prisoners South.
prevent their escape. Sixteen officers, iu-
to ciul.nS one Colonel and forty priva,cs had
already escaped. There were in all about
1900 prisoners at Richmond. including those
brought hom Western Virginia and tho
Vnon people of the State who had been
dragged from their homes and thrust into
prison because they would not give their
allegiance exclusively to the government
sci up by the rebel chieltains
The conduct of the rebels towards these
people is said to be most intolcrubc They
seize not only men, but women and children.
Ono instance is related of lady who went
into their lines TO get permission to nurse
her husband, who hal been wounded. She
was promptly imprisoned aH1 subjected to
the most revolving indignities. She has
proved real Florence Nightingale to tho
wounded Union soldiers. bur is nightly oblig-
cd to pm her shawl up as II curtain to hids
herself from the gaze of the Southern chival-
ry who respect neither age, sex, nor con-
dition.-Cor. ~ fHerulH
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A ShOrt asinlOguc.

! Tory DemocrW--Sco here, neighhor 6,
! they say you have joined the Black Rel ub-
licans.
Union Democrat exactly So friend.
have joined with all loyal Union-loving.
| traitor-hating citizens to save the Govern
ment and put down rebellion.
Tory Democrat. ! sec 10 use in that
you know the Democratic party was always
the only true Union party, the only one that
has taken care OF tins Government and il
now the only party that can save the Union.
am opposed 10 all fusion, and shall ST elk to
the Democratic party and vote the straight
ticket, am really sorry to see YOU leave
the good old party and go oft and Join the
odds and ends OF all PARTIES. You have
ruined yonr political prospects. Democrats
can never vote for yoa Tor any office AGAIN
Unio" DemocrG.-Are you through with
your lecture!
Tory Democrm.--Yes, have told you
what think,
Union DemOcrat.--Wait, listen to nc
moment, The Democratic party only pro
.f9SSeS TO be the Union party; perhaps, in
times asrit was really so. But while il
is a fact that every traitor now in arms will
lingly,i is OF the Democratic party, and there
is not "a uaitur Of any other party amongst
them feel Il little modest about claiming il
10 bc the only party that can save the Union.
think we had better not boast OH that point.
Besides, the loyal Democrats are not strong
enough alone TO put down the traitors in
their own party or save the Government
We must then join with the loyal people
every where, or wc arc lost.
AS TO your Offices have no thoughts
hope have higher motives; and, be as
sured, that neither the Democratic party or
any other party which does not repudiate
treason and traitors and stand up for tho
government, can survive the coming wrath
of the masses OF rcOple against all kose who
are Indifferent 10 the cause of the Constim-
tion nov. Remember what say, that no
single party can save the Constitution from,
destruction. Tie people, the united people
must come to the work withSall their might
He who works for division Of the people
into parties, OF .or compromise now. is an
enemy TO the Government, tory and
coward
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-03
The Action OF the E9arsiZan De-
mOcracy PiCnsimg TO the Rnhels.

AOS'o|! Il itHNiHS 10 tNe tSSDeiS.
TIE Louisville Courier, the organ of Il c
rebels in Kentucky, thus comments upon
the action of tie Democracy in refusing to
join hands with the Republicans in the
Union causo:
InE NORTH DItIDED--Tur SovTu BEcoM-
ING UNITED. The people of the Northern
States are at length beginning to awake and
taking decided stand n favor of peace
AMI against the war. Tie Democratic
Pdrty IS rdpi7{y re0rgmaizing, ann IN cceyy
Noythe1" STATE has refused TO co-opcrais
'ch the RepnJlicon Party. Wyai{e tie
people Of the North are 6ecOmiu7 diri.Letl-
The DEMOCRATS generally OPPOSING
ana tie RePubticanS sustaining tie 1raT'-t
is gratifying fact that the people of the
South are every day becomn ng more united
and determined The continuance of the
war untes the South ard weasens and di-
vides the No tn. The Northern Democracy
are stating The true cause Of tie ,car, which
has been brought about by the continued
agitation Of the slave y question; and bold
~ assert that the man reason Tor the fur
ther prosecutor Of the war is that slavery,
whlch the Republicans proclaim to he the
cause OF the war, shall be abolished"
II there is Democrat in Wood county
who has not yet made up his mind to sup
port the Union movement of the State. Jet
him carefully read and reflect upon the i'm
portNnce of taking true stand for the
un.or at this junctTc. The rebels are cal
culatIng much upon our divisions here in
the North. Let us show them that when
the question Of Government or no Govern
mcnt comes up, we can throw aside partizan
issues and partz feel ncs, and join in
solid column for the cause of the Union.
BsDr Democrats, when they assal the Re-
publicans on account of the alleged corrup-
ton in the War Department, forget that Mr.
Van Wyck, a Republican member of Con.
gress from New York, was tic first to pro-
pose an investigation of the charge. Be-
cause Simon Cameron has been guilty of
favor sm, S that any reason why Democrats
should not sustain the Government in carry
ing on the war?
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Justice from am Unexpected
Source,

Our neighbor of the Independent has af-
footed such virtuous indignation at every
thing and every body at all connected with
the Court House, that we had supposed his
confidence in the officers who administer the
affairs of Wood was entirely lost, beyond
redemption. The following article from the
last issue of that paper, however, shows
that we were either mistaken, or else that
great change has come over the spirit of
his dreams" When the prejudices of per-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-03
Regiment of CANCERS.

It was announced some days since that a
prominent Canadian wasabout to raise regi-
ment Of Lancers, 1000 strong, for service in
the Federal army. We now learn that the
effort is under way, with fair prospect of
early success. This is the only body of tho
K knd authorized by the government, and
will he under the command of Col. Rankin,
whose headquarters are at Detroit. A re-
cruitlng office ia open at Cleveland.
The pay Of volunteers is from Sl4 TO $40
per month and $l00 bounty. Men who fur
nsh their own Horses will be allowed 30
cents day for their use, and SS per month
for forage The equipments and uniform
win be Of a novel character and entirely
different from any other regiment in tho
army.
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Maumce City, O., May 8, 1861.
DRUGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND
IL OILS.

A. j. GARDNER & Co., Druggists.
Giead, Wood Co., Ohio
Have received large stock direct from New
York, consisting in part of PAINTS of all kinds.
LINsEED, TANNFRs, MACHINE and Coal OILS, Fur
NITURE COACH, DEMAR, and JAPAN VARNIsH.
PAINT, VARNIsH, SASH, WHITEwAsu, SoRUBBING
and LAMP BRUSHES.
Dye STUFFs, like Joseph's coat, of many colors.
GLASS of all Sizes, Putty, SAND and EMERY
PAPER, TURFENTINE, ALCOHOL, CASTOR and SWEET
OHs, English Currants Prunes, Tamarinds and
Raisens, Spice, Pepper Cinnamon by the To- mat
Ginger, Cloves, Ground and Extract of Coffee
Chocolete aRd Cocoa. Starch by the fb or box.
"A fine assortment of PERFUMERY Scars aud
favoring extracts.
large assortment of PURE MEDICINES and
CHEMIOALs, and Tilden's celebrated Medicines for
Physicians use.
We are selling fine article of Coal OIL, free
from smoke or smell, at 75c per gallon.
Lamp from five shillngs t0 two dollars.
We believe in the principles of PoPULAR Sow
REIGNTY and PAY AS YOU co. and shall hold our
Stock strictly for CASH or READY PAY, and will
take all kinds Of Grain and Produce in exchange.
PATENT MEDICINES OF EVERY KIND.
Gilend, May o. lS6l-tf.
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MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician pre-
sents to the attention of mothers, her
S o o Z ii G SYR UP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETnING,
which greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softenng the gums, reducing all llinfammation-will
allay all pain and spasmodlc action, and is
SIRE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, il will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Itnot only relieves the child from pain, but nvig-
crates the stomach and bowels, cOrrects acidity wand
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND coLIc
and overcome commissions, which, if not speedyre-
medied, end in death. We believe it the best and
suTest remedy in the world, in all cases of Dysen-
terry and DiarrhGa in children, whether it arises from
teething, or from any other cause. We would say
to every mother who has child suffering from any
ofthe foregoing complaints-dO not let Your preiu-
diccs, nor the preudices of others, stand between
you and your suffering child, and the rcliefhat will
be sure--yes, absolutely sure--to follow the use Of
this medicine, if tim.ly used. Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS
New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold byall Druggists and Dealers in Mencines
in Wood county ~ +5l-.i. a-.
Principal Office, IS Cedar street. Ny.
PRICE ONLY 70 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
April, lS6l-49ly. 90 T-f-
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Central Ohio II, Z, Conference Appoin--
ments fer the Ensuing Year.


DDnLAwARE DISTRICT II. Wilson, P. Z.
Delaware, Williams -st.-Thomas Parker.
Eden AMI Wool Grove To be supplied
Marysvile Lorng G. Webster
Westfs l-Wm. boggs, Isaac n. Smith.
White sulphur Springs Nathaniel B. Z. Love.
Darlington VIM. W. Winter
Delhi Stephen FAINT, II. Bowers.
Gaion-Loonarl b. Gurley.
Crestline- Charles G. Ferris
Marion--Isaac Newton.
Caledonia--Wm. s Paul BENJAMIN Herbert
OHIO Wesleyan University VIM. G.. Williams
Professor, Member of Wiiams-st. Quarterly
Conference. OHIO Wesleyan Female College
Park >. Don!lion, President: Geo. Mather
Professor Wesley j. Wells, Agent, m ,moers
OF Williams-st. Quarterly Conference VIM L.
the Missionary society, NJ. +. c., Member of
William, ,-st. Quarterly Conference. Amos
wilson, Chlplain in the Army, AMI member of
Gallon Quarterly Conference.
SIDNEY DIsTRIcT-Alexander Harmount, P. F.
Silney--Jamas W. Al lerman.
Arcanum-John C.. Miller, Jason Young
Grecnyille-Jacob Feg,l.y.
Col WaterTo be supplied.
Versailles John L. Bates. One to be supplied.
Port Jefferson Reuben ID. OF lfiell
Huntsville-Samucl Lynch, John NJ Goldman.
Quincy-Patrick q. Gooie.
Disqualification J. Stubbs. One to bo suppliod.
Ianesfel William }. Peck.
West Liberty Horaio ). Bradley.
Belleiontaine-Ch Charl,s W. Ketclam.
LIMA DIsrRIcr- Hiram II. Shafer, P E.
Lima-Jam1s VI. S.orrow.
lpLoS-Francis Plumb.
Van Wert--Jam.s F. Mounts Leroy A. Belt
Cellna--fhilp y. Drown, Caleb Hill.
Ariin--An rev j. Fribie.
st. Mary Lamuel Herbert.
WapaC0neta Barton a. Web5ter
ST. Johns-Dayii Bulle.
Elida--Aaron C. Barnes.
Ottawa-Beni. b. Powell
La Fayette--William A. Baker.
Antwerp--John L. Bower.
Ayersyls-Enoch G.. Longsworth.
Junction-TO be supplied.
FINDLAY DIsTRICT-Iohn Graham. Pc.
Fin nllay--John ). Kalb.
fostorla--Abraham B. Poe.
Adrian-Joseph Good.
Fremon-oin5on H. AL lerman.
Area a--Wm. :. Luut, Ricnarl Bircs
McComo-ll,nry l.. Nickerson, DaviI GRAY.
Fort oenccA-JOsiah A lams.
Shannon--John Sterling, Harrison Maltbie
bowling Hre5n-Geralom Lease, Isaac y. Kalb.
Woolville-Jason Wilcox.
Perrysburg--John \. shannon.
TOLEDO DIsTRIcr-Joseph Ayers, P. Z.
Toledo-first Charge, L. b. Morrison Second
Charge Ambrose Holingtou.
remainsvlle-Eluathan &. Gavitt
Maumer City-WeSl1y G.. Waters.
Sylvania-John X. Colgan.
Delta--Abel NJ. Corey
Wauseon-Lewis }. bales.
West Uniy-Thomls n. Barkdull.
Bryan-fisl ling l.. Harper.
Suyker--Geo. w. Miller
nontpeliar-To be supplied.
Elgerton--lsaah K. Henderson.
Defancc--Franklin Marriott
BSrune;rsburg an'l Egansport7,Rcni, F. w.eozer.
John poucher, Cnaplaia in tho Army, Memosr
of Brunersburg Quarterly Conierencee
KENToN DIsrRcr-Jabob MsHolmss, P. Z.
henton-Alexander Nelson.
Marseilles-S. l.. Roberts, Douglas d. S. Reagh.
hchwood-SamGel Boggs, Itcharl Lawrence.
Mount Victory-Joshu9 NJ, LongielIow,
Rouniheai-James S De Leal.
Mount Banchari-Joshua A. Smith.
Forest-Henry NJ Close.
Upper Sanlusky-,Jacob F. Burkholder.
Bucyrus Oliver Kennedy.