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ines But, without osilx ourselves In the contemplate
of such remote eventus tic~s cannot doubt buts0
The present will radically change the chara r sac
tbs La Its Of the Amsrioans vii aeo.ston thqn 70 n"
occupations and create lew Hitherto -ssu haoni
table energy has only had struggle ssinst nature,
now IL has - combat the iRs,yefabs oostaclss
raised up BY man. Lat the war but coniin o Tor
few years, lot Americana beco0s Injured 70 military
FcgsHs, aud who can tell what consequences tns mo
and social metsn0rphosis may sa tor We nave aeAuJ
remarked that kng fssis trsLaovoy tho sheoow OF
coming events AMI therefore made the Trent anOsiy
pretsxt for Collecting "a force "a Casd2l az placing
has taught hs British staesmen how dangerous nAtions
that passing through politlcal reV"uton a1d
torn bv civil dissenslons. Today slch nstlh ap-
pears swept it were, from the face OF ina "a tier
power dispersed 10 tbs wnds and shattered 70 pisces
beyond hope OF recovery, tomorrow shs rlSeS more
fcrmiab han striking terror nto her sdversares
and frustrating ana c0nfoundDg the plans founded upon
her weakness. Il plain therefore. that the European
governments who possess territory Oh Amsrican soil
must look with dsrable apprehension Upo the pro-
kress made by the Americans the art OF WILL the
prospect before them that the experience acquired m de-
Inestic strife Viii DO ms1e available ere long against
foreign enemies.n
The appointment OF Mr. Cameron has been vol received
here, and Court highly grsned with tho ater
lns terms in whcA Mr. Lincoln speaks Of Russia IN his
letter 10 the new Minister.
The irCdd contains Series OF articles, statistics o!
the Russian army since the accession Of Nicholas Pauo
ych by which II appears that during the four years OF
the late Oriental war the csses OF army were as
followsKilsd in battle In 1858, 1887 (65 ofcsrs) In
1854 soo6 2s5 oltcsrsl in 1885, % "a, 72s oilesFsl
in 1856, 2los C2s ofrcers died in 1853, sc, $40 (5T.
ofcers) in 1854 Al 15o (soS ofcers) in 1855 963l2
(925 ofcsrs) and In 1850, SO Ito (s46 oicers) Sum
total l09 officers and 26 $50 rank and fls AZ the
average mortality In the army during ths three prsce Ing
years 40 0o0 annually it follows that the last
less than $50 900 men which mus. be
added the militia, OF whom about 10 900 we're either
slain at Sebsstopol or disd in tbs hospitals
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
Death OF Jacques Ellie r. Halevy, the
Com pOEer.

from the london Post March 20
We aroinsorred that tbc celebrated poser Jacques
Ellie Fromsntal Hsevy, has just died at Nice, after
severe illness.
Haevy was born Rt Paris Nay ~, $780, OF Isrsstish
parents whose name was originally Levy. in 1909 he
the Conservaoire and received from Cazot ee
sons sosggio and n 1910 made rapid progress the
piano under Charles Lambert. In 1911 hs became
pupil ~ Berton and studied counerpont Tor five years
Under Chsrubln He obtained, In 1872 the great conn
position prize for hs canata OF Hermoins, and the
nsxt year he was charged with writing the music Of
det1o.d the death Of the Duke de Bcrri He passse
two years In italy at the expense OF the koyornmene
and wrote Les Bobsmisnnes," % PyEmaion.' ans
Les Dsux Pavonsp (which did not appearl about ns
time Five years later, in 1897, ho published " LAT.
he nrs became known by the risce &c crc,l.tanxs re
which he wrote ln conjunction with kinAns, tor ths
fN. Of Char on x, called q 10 Roi o. 10 pateher.
In 1920 appesred 'Claris, I'VE ACT opera, WIN pss
for Malbrsn; and subsequently, with ssrnsaions o.
success and failure, "Ie Dllstsnto uAvighon YET
Ianeus Musicale, Gin conjunction with M q Gids)l Ia
Tontston y and ''Les Souvenirs de Laneur whcn lsss
sr IN. xrtan for the return of Martin TO the Opsre
Coniauo Baeyya great work, ia Juvei eppsareo
In IgSs This opera ounbips cd "a his ersnd style. All
hs ai.pt Ali his richness Of instrumentstiou and hAe
DIS s,aa a. al tSsahssrss of Europe He rsosivss
tbs Iagion OF Honor for This work His suossqusrt
cn,nposStions sro toe numerous 10 be alluded 10 ~
icrgib. hit among thom may be nentioned "Gudo o.
rinavra ou ia paste dc Florence (163s) "L'Eclsr"
ScomcY very favurably rs,sved on it9 appearance 10
fsss, is Guta ero,n comic pera 10 thfes acls llB4i
fIs4sl "Ls vs d'Andorrst Osis),"Le Nabob (istsli
Via Tspapets gorssousy produced in London; Le Juls
rrrantU Is55); ;tsvsleDtne d'Aubgns' 1851 "Ia MA.
saisune t1sbs) &o Hslsvy In also author Of great
onantity OF fugitive pieces OF all sorts
This smipsus composer hss bssp dsscrieso a os's
The New York herald., 1862-04-03
The Invasion OF Mexico.
FRANCE ASSUMING THE LEAD.

tIrUfn Tue PhTfB FALrle, MITCH "
Some journals that plan for an arrangement
has been negotiated and decided upon by the allied oo,
rnandors Mexico and besn sent TO Juarsz We believe
they are able TO state that this II neorrest Ne.
thing will be determined until the arrival Of Cen. Loren
dz who carries with him formal instructions In
formy wth ne programme marked CIT Jy t British o.
rernmsfn.
fFrom Gallgnani's Messenger, March 2ol
NJ dc IL Fusnte, Mexican Minstar Plsnipotsntiary n
Paris has taken his departure having oondsd tho care
Of hisSountrymsn 70 the PSyyisa Minister
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b continued iOr another year. Tns c0Afedsfsss States

Ss Continued Coz another year. 1hs C0Afodsfsss States
wsnow know that the capital Of rsnnssAss has nnalIy
fallen into the hands VI she fsds goyernme and that
Governor Harris has disbanted the militia OF N STATE.
. . Tsnnssse is, therefore, lost to the sousSsrn
conisderscy but there are still eleven Statss 10 sao-
Wit. We knew that Virginia and the two Caro-
ISas are threatened. The navy Of the Union hss
seiSsd ths ssaports, and the federal troops R~vs
gaineS some In Missouri and ArkanssSi
but they not completely masters OF those States
nor OF KeEtoky In admitting that they have succeeded
In driving into South tne which defend those
States 1t is plain that they must leave sulcently I'M
portant force to restrain the population and s re-
mains 70 conquer Georgia, Florida, Alabama, LOUISIANA
mississippi and Texas There must be squadron OF sur
limits OF the Gulf OF Mexico WhGt cau the fsra! 9over-
ee' say 20 the Poos Of EGrope on thai day Uhe1 tapok
'9 me Joyh orticte Of the Teay Of Pa,1s, they shd9
ptace ne federal 9oternnm nj ,r The necessity Of rrocai9
an eectr blockade or 10 suffer nsr Vessels 10 enter trly
lt9 ne SoHer" potS In such case. according to tho
rights oi nations. the seizure Of vessel would become
an act of hostility against the nation whose flag IL car
red = Tho strategic situation is also very grave,
but 1t is not absolutely hopeless Masters OF tho
country 10 conquer, with one part OF their forces,
the other part being Indispensable to keep the territory
aready conquered and 10 maintain communication They
will have 10 traverse vast Countries, endure burning
climate and hight frequently points whore their navy
may add tho embarrassment Of financial crisis. Tho
Northern States have vanly appealed TO foreign capital
iss they have been unable to inspire any confidence
abroad; and at present oil the scrip Is
sued by the government is now in the hands
of American citizens. Some Of these vol
unary creditors, being subscribers TO ths loans; the
ohere and these form the great majority are the hold
ers Of paper money which the recent law Of Congress
hss made legal tender. Hsrs Of the evils
aud ruin which pointed out yesterday.
The southern States have nothing OF the kind TO fear
and President Davis has good reason 70 regard this
gnawing Of debt which devours the finances Of his
enemy. as an auxiliary Of his
Such important Of the state Of affairs. II
melancholy for tho Northern States which dan
ger or ruin and bankruptcy it mournfu for the people
OF the South who inferior in numbers aud In military
resources will have To oppose 70 their an in
dcmable energy; It is deplorabls to tbs European
tons whose has lost the most lucrative outlet
OF their exports The American crisis has its vic;ns at
Manchester and Lierpooi al Lyons ana Rotbair as well
as at Doselson and Springfield.
There ia use In discriminating and exagger rating any
thing. We must weigh the chances which may prolong
the struggle thoroughly TO understand the necess
y OF sesAiDg solution promptly as possible Tho first
stsp towards discovering remedy, is 10 tho
teat and tho gravity OF the disease
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

Eormsrdy But Il Is as well Il inform you that yoa we
no sss thsrs the reception ths, got on the BrA
soa (Sonlassd murmuss) The ha aoraole memosf css
mite OF inquiry.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27
sabbath school Essls. No :
75,000 C0pIEs ISSUED TnE rlRsr rwrLNE

5000 COPIES ISSUED TIE FIRST TWELVE
Months Of lis publication 1t is entire New Work Of
nearly 200 pages Many f the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for This Volume, II will soon be as
popular as its predecessor (fe no u which las run IN
to the enormous number Of $4,000 copies i'll 80 months
ontstrppng any Sunday School hook Of its size issued
H. tins couuri. Also, both volumes are bound in one to-
accommodate schools wishing them Ia that form Prices
OF Ecll No :, paper cents St2 per 100 Bound
70 cents, sly per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt 80
cents, y per 100 Ben No. paper covers " cents
elo per 100 Bound - cents SIS Ter 100 Cloth bound
embossed gilt, . ceuts SO per 100 Bells Nos and
bound together, 40 cents $50 per eicopies furnish
1t the 100 price Cloth bound embossed g 30 cents slf
ed l1O Mail postage fr,e at the retail rice.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher
No. III BroAlw4Y, Now York
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TIE BRIGADE REyIEw.-Thc Brigade Review
OF the three regiments al Dlattl4bor0, took place
on Tuesday, and was probably the grand st
mlIi airy review that ever took place in Vermont.
The eVoIutions were performed in highly cred
table manner, now in long line of battle, and
now IN solid square, the new muSkes and bay
onets glittcred in the sun, and brstled with
that carnestness SO fearful, 50 grand and awful
10 the terrible hour of battle. The brigade was
under the command of Acting Gen. Stough,on
who marshalled the men with complete success
and much credit to himself. The Governor and
staff passed in review up and down the line,
and among them we noticed Gen. Phelps. The
attendance on the ground was very large. There
must have been at least $4,000 people besides
the soldiers. Most that we conversed with on
the matter, estimated it as high as 20,0O0.-B
+. Times.
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FIREIy CovENTRY.-The tannery belonging
MIR. b. +. Herbert in Coventry, was burned on
Thursday morning of last week. There was a
large amount of leather consumed in it, and the
account books were also considerably injured -
The loss will be about $4,000 Insured for
$1,000. 1t was without doubt the work of an
ncendiary-Standard
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House and sSsspasa Piece
s.And Wanted.

TUE undersigned want, \ house with small niece NJ
and attached in the vicinity OF MontpeIi.r r s,r,c
81 Tue mar towns, for Ehi, be viii eNcaur, western
arm lh",@ an" part cash said tnds lie in Wisconsin,
chce VIII be giyuu Of thtH quality and location 10 an
tHat want trade. IL il enough here TO say tl,y ys,
selected with care Ia regard to location and me- ds..f
Tor such as want home In the West Letters allrsd
to ne, or Dr. e. L. Chandler, Montpelier VIII rrc,.,
teution. 80 ~ a.
'''"' 'u' ALsUP LATHAM
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they are in the Northern cities. Those wo
should know are confident that the Army of
the Potomac is being reorganized and put in
efficient order for an active campaign. 1t is re-
ceiving supplies of winter clothing and shoes.
The National lnteHigeneer this morning speaks
ssmi-ofhcially in an encouraging tone, and there
is dscidedI confidence here that everything is
going on we'll.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27

WASHINGTON, Oct. O. The indications in
all quarters are such as to give assurances that
both the army and the navy will not much
longer remain inactive, but will commence a
plan of operations promising the accomplishment
of the most important results.
The preparation for this purpose are nearly
completed, and to such an extent as to preclude
the probability of failing, and to answer all
demands from public aud private sources for
a more vigorous prosecution of the war, with a
view to the prompt suppression of the rebellion.
The appointment of Gen. Rosecrans to the
command of which Gen. Buell. has just been re-
lieved is owing to the vigor recently so conspic-
uously displayed by him, and is a complement
to his fine qualities as a soldier Equal energy
and ability will be required of all entrusted with
similar dutlee and there is also authority for
stating that the administration is determined
that further injurious delays shall no longer be
a subject of general compliment.
The programme, Of course, includes an early
movement of the army of the Potomac.
There have been several reconnoiSanees du-
ng the last week on the Southern side Of the Po-
tomac and much valuable information obtained
concerning the position Of the enemy.
!Our trooIs hadIoccasioual sklrmisLes, and both
sides lost q few men in killed. wounded and
prisoners
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FARM ElDks SkEsi.

lht Norih part Of Walden, about two miles from East
iiaId"ick and near Tie stage road leading from Hard
WICK to DanVile about 60 of land. Is we'll fenced
with cedar rails and wall! is about equally divided into
moving, paatHtage, tlasn, wood land ana small sugar
place. IRE road Is hadcd by about 30 beautiful maple
trees Of ten ars' growth. Buildings, including i've
arfe barns, in excellent condition and very convenient
Exc len soft water at the house and barn. said farm
has mad the entire income Cf another farm for the i
tweNc years and is in high state Of c!ltivatiop and
can nearly all he moved with 4 machine
Also another farm Tor sale # about ~ acres clear
ed-hts larG" sugar orchard # about 1850 trees cooa
sugar house win fixtures FOR topping 1890 trees 4O rods
OF sawed roUEhS 20 conduct the sap TO the house. Also
years stock OF dry wood These places will be sold TO
gether, or separately, desired. Direct oil communicl
tons \ r. ELLIS E..t Iar1yg,ot. -,
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NEW YORK, Oct. 25. The Herald editorially
says that they have good authority from Wash
ington for stating that Gen. Mcclellan is to be
General in Chief, that Gen. Halleck is to re-
sumo the command of the Western Department,
and Gen Hooker the command of the Army OF
the Potomac.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-27

GOO 600 MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS TO
OOO,OUO SELL LLOYD. NEW STEEL PLATE
COUNTY COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED
srATEs, CANADAs AND NEW GRtNsWicK.
From recent sur, eys, completed August 10, 1862 cost
$40 900 to cngraFr it and one years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made by Cotton Mitch
c and sells at the low price of fifty cents $40 900
engraved on this map 1t is not only County Map,
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
OF the nted states and Canadas combined in one giving
EN ER1 RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man So to - per day, and
will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how TO well, furnished all
waned-Whoesae gents for our Maps in every State,
California, Canada, England, France and Cuba for
No competition. J. 7 LLOYD, No l64 Broadway, N. y.
The War Department uses our Map of Virginia, Mary
land and Pennsy cost 100000 which marked
Antietam Creek, HharpsburGh, Maryland lights, Will
Transport Ferry Rhorersve hollands Ford nd all other
on the Potomac, and every other place in Maryland
LLOYD'S BIOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY
ONO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
Is the only authority for Buell. and the War Depart
ment Money refunded to any finding error in it,
From the Tribune Aug ..
"ILoYD'S MAP OF NItIINIA, hIARYLAND AND
PENNSYLVANIA This Map Is vety LARGE; It's cast ia
but p cents, and il Is the bast WI ch be purchased"
NvEK-From Actual Survey by Capts. Bart and Vim
Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, Of St LOUIS NO show
every man pautauouaud o@ucr's name frola st. Louis
70 the CUR Of NcTc II "}l miiescycry sand-har, L.
land town, aUol AMI All gacei - miles back from t
ryr-colored IN count States Prize, g IN sheets.
'poshe. form, and 50 - onlrsn, vi rollers Ready
sept. 20.
NAVY DEraEJH2Ar. WASHINGTON, sept. y. 1852.
j. 7. LlolDs-Sd. M me Year Map d. the Missis.
,irri River, with prize per hunirai copies R,arAlmi
raj Charles H. Davis commanding tie Mississippi
ROM is authorized to purchase as many as as are r.
quired for use Of that squadron.
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BiLIOJS HEADACHE !

EY the use Of these Pills the PEI 90, "a AA = a.
Gus or Sick Headaches may bcJr. 4,2. .ll taxa
at the commencement Of an at lacE immediate ':&
from pain and sickness will he obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and bad
che to which females are subject.
They act gently upon the bowels -remo7;1f l+
tiYeness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females, sad
persons ofsedentary habits they are valuable :, aLI
alive, improving the appetite, giving tone and yigN
the digestive organs and restoring the natural eadE
and strength OF the whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result oflongilVet
cation and carefully conducted experiments hi'N
been in use many years, during which time they h''
prevented and relieved vast amount of pain and ~
fering from Headache, whether originating in me M'
Gus system or from deranged tate Of the st0naea
They are entirely vegetable in their composition n.
may be taken at all times with perfect safety WIFI"
any change Of diet and the absence OF any di'agfTs'
taste renders 1t easy to administer TO children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS'
The genuine have five signatures ofHenry sPl-4
on each box. -.
Sod by Druggists and all other Dea,ets IN Ae1:Is
A Box will be sent by mail prepared On Iscai'"'
Price % Cents,
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY {. SPAL9iSI'
As Cedar Street, New YIt
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NEW IoRK, Oct. 26. The Hero'd's Harper s
Ferry dispatch Of to-day says the rebel Pick"ts
have disappeared from our front last night. Eyi-
dences tibet the en,my are moving towards Cor
louisville multiply.
The Tines special pspatch says it is gen
orally believed that the rebels are RAPIDLY r.
treating South. Their plckets hayedisappeared,
and they evacuated MartipSbnrgh after destroy.
ns all the railroad property.
The Times special dispatch from Fairfax
Court House, last night, says that Captain
koerneg, just returned from . re cJnnoisance t.
LeaaburEh, reports the iobel Gen. Mumf0rd, at
PerccllVi!lo with 1900 men and sonc artillery
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MoNrrrLlER, april Il, 1850
This may certify that | have used one Of BGIley,s
Washing and WriaRing Machines one year aud
NJ satisfied thtL it saves in my busia-ss the he'll
least one girl, besides saving large anount in the
AMI ear of clothes. LEVI BOIrpWFI.I
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NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

towevcr Urcycn the garment may be- an equal
amount OF pressure /! is also sufficiently strong, and
arranged Mat it he run by power for LAUNDRIES
FACTORIES, LARGE HOTELS, &C. Although is a
small and simple Machine it is able to do ars amount
This Machine has been thoroughly tested for ree years
past and found to do everything that it designed
do. And after any one buys Of them, and hHds it
will not do what claim for it, the return it nd have
their money, as all my agents authorized do this.
them trial, end it may be just the thing you want
To wash with this Machine, put your clothes soak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap suds with warm
ter then run them through the rolls five six times back
and forth into the suds when they will require rubbing
excepting the very drtiest parts, such collars and
wristbands which will require but sli sht rub with the
hands BY this process you will be able your wash
ing in ess than half the time you hand, or any
ether machine in use and niue easier md no wear and
tear to your clothes like the rubbing DO nd ami twisting
to get the water from hem-as You the principle
Of my Machine is to squeeze instead Of rub and twist
which evades all friction.
Manufactured at Northield, VI.
chine On exhibition at Braman h .ilden's.
Once OF the n. Hayward Company
MAHyrAcTuRrRs or INDIA Runner GoODs, (
20 Milk and u Congress Streets.
BOSTON, MARCu lsr 1862
To Manufaotprers, me Tradc, and The Pu5Iic
In the grant from the \. Hayward Company to Metro
politan shiny Machine Company, under the license of
Charles Goodyear to said H. Hayward COMPANY for the
use Of Vnlclnized India Rubber coverings for rolls the
right to such application to The Bailey machine sIe
ciaE reserved, ard exclusively owned by the y Hay
ward Company. These machines ard RIGHTS are GUAR
anteel to tn trade and manufacture nd is the only
eres for Rolls, do not turn on the shaft, the
clothes
The injunction granted in faycr Of TIC y HAYWARD
Conl"ny, ~ joint comrianaus, aal .ac subsequent
gram. with ltaH2ye resswaUon fIlly ,..aI.&ne r'4h.
to Ills art,. iu The \. Hayward CCmlaa.. ANY tIH-
LE EEPs PRESENTATIONS Is FALSE, and efiGlntly in.
tended TO u.n H. public false representa-. e,t
Shat. and a'.at. y. HAYWARD ONPANy.
IHa S' G; EE,Ii h,' Af;e ,a5s'
This NAV certify that Ihaye rselorc # BsiSys Wa'h
lha ana VI f"G'-5 HaeeS, and can say thar il Will do
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

MILLvILB~ Our friend Mr.. C. Watkins
has furnished us with the following memo
randa of contributions to the Sanitary Fund
at Mill, lille, in this county It has already
been sent below, and is now doing good, no
doubt, among the nations sick and wound.
ed
II. A. Wilkinson, $40; John Gawne, 500;
c. Watkins, $40; Anklin & Tanquary, $25;
c. W. L A. L. Elensbury, $40; G. w. Will
hanson. $40; John Ellis, Sl0 Mrs Eliza
beth J. Wood. S. Mrs. Esther Mitchell. So
so; David Holman. 81 so; E. Wagner,
$40; J. H Penland, s. so; n Hallgarth,
81; William Andrews, S. H. P Rufty,
81 so; A. Clough, SIS W. C. Barrier. 81 so;
w. ii. Baker. Is; D. c. Stevenson, Sl4; D.
P. Van Slyke. So; Mrs. E. c. Wilkersou,
$40; P. NJ. Sanders, 81 so; John P. Webb,
Slo; Joseph Wilson, 81 so. Total-S202
so. May their days be days of rleasantness,
and all their paths be peace.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-25

WHISKY CREEK.-The following is a men,
oranda of contribution to the Sanitary Fund
at Whisky Creek:
James Kesler, $40; Lew Williams, $40 /;
Wm Kesler, $40; E. II. Firesen, So so; j.
D. Blair, So W. S. Somerdyke, 81 so; II.
King, 81 so; 10. Banister, 81 so; ]. f.
Smith, 50 so; Mrs. P. Brown. S. Capt.
Haford, 81; Homer jackson, S5; w. L
Sutton, s.; A. S. Brown, 81 so; P. Dona.
hue, 81 so; j. A. Chitwood, 50 so; John
w. Harrison, 50 so; Lew Behrens, 81 40; S.
D. Yates, 50 so; f. j. Bailey, 50; Nick
Bensen, 50 so; A. S. Bass, 50 so; j. Rist.
ing Co., SO so; R. Mahony, 50 SO; Horn
Point, 50 so; P. Mcdonald, S2 20; John
Renner, 50 so; II. Mears, 81 so; H. W.
Green, S. Mrs. Mary j. Hazlett, IS; VIM.
Hawson, 50 so; John Kane, 81; Charles
Aufschneider, S.; John Armentrout, 50 so;
Chas. W. Taylor, S2 so; Henry Anspack,
50 so; j. NJ. Allen, 50 so C. L. Watts, 81
so; Chas. Evermyer, SIS Samuel Cooper.
SIS. Total, $14l5O.