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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29
s.lran M utuaI lmprovsment.

These long evenings are suggestive OF the
subject OF self and mutual instruction. particu-
larry by the young Gulks OfOur village. Very
much good msy be done 10 this direction By
popular organisations among those who feel an
interest 10 perIectiug and enlarging their mental
discipline and their realm Of positive knowledge
We do not know that any organization exists
Among the young folks Of Ashtabula for their
social and intellectual improvement; and we
are confident there are none which commands
the public attention and exerts any perceptible
influence. Instead Of this, there ought to be
IN organization. where the young may meet for
reading, for defamation, for debate, for reading
compositions 10 literature, In science, 10 art.
pnd in social and political progress. The
students 10 our Collie eses, with all their advan-
tAges Of time and teachers, 6nd it necessary 10
make use Of the organisation OF societies to
help them fqrWard ia their educational career.
This Is an fundamentally which clerks and APP
prensices and oil the young in toVn may em.
ploy for their benefit. They arc dereliet IN
duty 10 themselves 10 peglectlng it. The
young men Of the Town Who are preparing
thsmsslvss Cor active business. should be earn
sst 10 their saIort to widen their sphere Of
thought and inerease their stock Of knowledge,
and secure the facilities for making all their &C.
quisitions available 10 practice, There osght
tR be such thirst for knowledge, such de-
lFa fcF improvement, as to demand the sstab-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29
MASTERS SALE
Of Lands and 1FtAtntnts

Asbtabula Common Pleas, June Term, 1869.
MARvIS,H. CHAPMAN VS.. DIV. BENJAMIN ct ais /.
Order OF ssle.
RY Virtue Of an ORDER of SALE
- duly issue from aid Court 10 the above case 70 me a..
reccd will offer for sale by way Of public auction Al The
door Of the Court House In Jefferson AshAbua county Ohio
on Saturday The l5h day Of JVOv., a. ID. 1862,
between the hours OIL Of said day and being the on.
and undivided bali oi the following described lds and
Bsing par, Of Town Lot No so in the village Of Jeer.
Jefferson street. the County Of Ashtua and State
Of Ohio by land then and by Timothy stone
East by the East line Of said lot aud extending south 5l
line parsle with said north line sax feet south therefrom
being rods and feet In width east and feet
north and south, together with VII the tools and
thereto aprertainIng and beloryg appraised At 5000
r. y. WRIGHT, snIHH a. speeis. Master Com.
Sherids ONCE, Oct Sth, 1852 S47b 5t683
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HOME TEsTImONY.

Mn IT, B. KINosLEY-Dear sr We feel Il q duty We owe
IN the public that MarshRls CAthoicon medicine
invaluable for complaints cassed under the bead OF Female
DseaAes We have used your Genbeg Medicine and have
been greatly benefited thereby, much that the
price double would have them To the thousand Of
who suffering from weaknesses would recommend
the Csthocon panncea 1t gives strength to the
system enables each Of organs OF the bedy perform
their appropriate functions. Mrs. W. CARTER,
Mrs. Z. E. WEEKS
Miss c. SwoRMSTE1T.
Medina March ], 1901
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Medina, March !. 1901.

E1The tbove named Ladies' personally acquainted
with and that for years while lived Medina.
they great sufferers Mis- S. has been badly Blc ed
that Il With difficulty she able TO stand upon her
feet few bottles of Cathocnn entirely cured her of
complaints My vile received great benefit from s medicine
We recommend Il the Ladies' Of this county Afe and
Efficient remedy for the many complaints hey subject
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield HERALD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

STAMP CURRENcY.--Arrnngements have
been pcrft cted, It is said, by The Government,
whereby the sum Of nearly halfa mil loh dol
lars of The small currency notes will be-
printed and issued weekly. This, it is hop.
ed, will afford satisfactory supply.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

Carr. j. B. Burrows Of the l4th Battery
will leave for Jackson and Bolivar Tenn. on
the first Of December, and will take charge Of
any small packages or letters which the friends
OF the boys iD l4ib and 18th Batteries may
wish to send, IL left with him at Geneva.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

Now Goods N W Goods |
A Large and Very Foil took Just Open
iDg at
.. A. A.TrNDRYs Drug Store.
AGAIN
A. Splendid .sortmen. c Limerick Fish Hooks
for Bass, Perch, Ainnows Cat i1ckerel, Trout, &e.
l. N ES
sea-Grasr Linen and silk, from 2s TO 100 feet sssg
ALSO
Floats BobS, Cane Poles and Joint Rod, rrsH. Fer
at =. LDRY' Drug stOr
suoASs rEAs, coEyEK SPICE PvPPER, SOAPS: ERAuv.
HOLDERS, ant large variety Of the best kind o.
Smoking an6 Chewing Tobaccos Cigars etc
beautiful assortment Of Perumery Ladies' and Gen
med At HENDRY's DruE:StOrs.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICINES,
DYE WOODS,
CHEMICALS,
Nader CoehneAl Muriat of Tin etc. etc For sale in
large or small quantities at A. HENDRYs Drug stoS.
WINES.
Pure Catawba. Heidseek, Port, (pure iuicel
Sherry. Malaga MADEIRA, =
and Rheularb Splendid article for sieknrss and medic
al purposes, at HENDRY'S Drug Store
n,-v BRANDIES Iu Of all kinds; Rum, Santa oroixl
inNDpN CORDIAL GIN, and the best WHISKEY In use,
being perfectly pure, at HENDRY'a Drug Store
COAL OIL LAMPS
fine Stock and New Burner You can light the wick with
out taking of the Chimney Coal Oil 31cents gallon at
HENDRY'S Drug Store
Turpentine Venice Turpeutine Beuzol pa,uts Oils NV
Quantity and In small for family vArnishep Coach
Petroleum, Essential Oils, Essences &c at
HENDRY's Drug Store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

FOR SALE BY--A Hepdry, Ash,sbulh; Pratt 4 Canfed;
Jeferson; W. W Pulls AuStinburg Smith Co.. Geneva,
Nathan Parish, RingFile; L. Lyon, Connehut; Peter Belch,
Richmond; r. NJ Norton, AndOver; Wells Faulkner Cherry
VAlleyi Demng ST ohm, Dodge New Lyme; r. PhilpS.
ColebroOk j. Gibba. Orwe W. F. Latmer, Rock Greek;
Hiram Morgan, Hartsgrove; E. B. Pratt, Wayne.
$50 II. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Agent for Ohio.
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Smith & GrLxEY are in receipt of new and
extensive assortment of Dress Goods, Brocades
Imperial, BdOcade DeLanes, Mohair Checks
bright colors. Plaids aud mixtures IN great va
rieiy. Balmoral Skirts, Winter Gloves aud
Hosiery OF all kinds.
N. b. An nlegant Sctt of Furs for sale
obean
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WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
DR.. Harvey's
cHRoMo- TBERMIL FEMALE PILLS,

For the prevsnion aud Of eli dculhes 10 which the
female system peculiarly liable arising om SoppaRo OF
Mature Distractions These Pills have never been known
fail the directions have been strictly followed and
they perfectly safe to take BY the most delicate
~ Married Lasiss they particularly
they dicaes and restore nature matter ffn
what the obstruction may arise. few days In most
Vii produce desired sscaRd although powerful
yet Injury will result from their but thoas who
peanAnt should not them, they have effect
contrary 10 nEtara Pamphlets detailing thar virtues With
pumsroas csrhcAtl veil known physicians and Apoths
eaFs b. had appestlyn 10 th seent Who win ssnd
shs Pulls dsGrsd ,by gsah postpaid. % any AadssA On
rsoalpt of The onay, Pas per box S0o and to Postage
etsps Sold u bs4ss oont.iaine sixty p " sn ~ pnh-
opal a. UGgiEis and dealars SVaywhsEs
b. ", CLARK, Gsn. Aat ile eupshor g. Cleveland o,
A. BxsDRY, Sole Agent fsr AIk.ssals
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DR. Tobias Venetian LIRimemt.-A certain
Of ain and aches warranted superior 10 any other
CGuP u positively cures relief absolutely nInedi.
ate when used aothers remember this and yourselves
with bottle without delay. Group Is disease uheh 0IVes
no notice. rsquenty attacking the child in the dead nght
before physician can be summoned 1t may be too late Re
20 cents bottle Sold Ky all Druggists Office 90 Court
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MARRIED

In Ashtabnla, on the 18th day of Nov. An.
SAL ELMER, Of Cleveland, to Miss HELEN A..
HIcKoK, the ceremony being performed by Geo.
w. MaItby.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

Cotton il changing hands at Nashville, at 50
"a 55 centa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

DR NELsoSs stated visit to Ashtabuls, will
occur next week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

Dental NOttce.--At tha solicitation OF few patrons
Ia Ashtabua have engaged rooms at the Fisk House. and
will be there Monday the 9th day OF June remain one
week. aud on the 6rst Monday In each month thereafter
remain week G. W. NELSON Dentirt
COuneaut. June Sd 1862. 65o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-29

An EIcelleat HIiae for Females!
Every Family should use Speer's Sa I'M
bucI Wine-Ceebated for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities genuine Sniuant Tonic Diuretic ard Sudo
rife highly esteemed by eminent physicians some the
first families Of Eruope and America.
As a Dturettc IL Impair a healthy action 10 the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial
Dropsy. Cont, Eruptions, and Rheumatic affections.
AZ Sud0rinc II opens the pores and expels all ion
pues by nsensibe Precipitation, thereby driving Erup-
tons and cleansing the surface giving aud vgor to the
whole system, and BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY eondi
tion TO the Skin and Complexion.
Speer's Wine Is not mixture or Manufactured ar
ce but is pure from the juice OF the Portugal Sambucus
grape cultivated in the U s. and recommended y Chemists
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties superior
any other wines In and excellent article for all
weak and debiltaed persons and the aged and nrm i'm
proving the appetite, and benefng ladies and children
Ladies' Wine, because 1t will not intoxicate other
wines contains mixture OF spirits other liquors
and admired for its rich peculiar favor and nutritie
properties mparng healthy tone to the digestive
and blooming Ror, and healthy skin and complexion.
We refer to few well known gentlemen and physicians
who have tried the Wine
Gen. Winfield Scott U. s. A. Dr. Wilson. lIth st. N Y
Gov. Morgan, N Y. State, DR. Doughter, Newark N j.
| Drs. Darcy and Ncholl, Dr. Ward. Newark N. J.
| Newark, NJ. DIR. Parish, Philadelphia, Pa.
| DR.. Parker, n. Y. City, lr.J r. Clinton N Y. CITY
| And many others too numerous to publish
None genuine unless the signature Of ALERED SPEER
Passaic ~ j. is the cork of each bottle. Make
trial Of this vine. A. SPEER, Proprietor.
Vineyard at Passaic y. j. Office, No. 208 Broadway,
New York Sold by Druggists generally.
For sale by O. WILLARD and W F. COPELAND, Dru egists
AlhtAbulA 6Soy
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DR.. S. g. CLARK,
Having had seventeen years experience in the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands fpa-
tents in all forms of acute and chronic diseases with unPa
aleed of which your friends ueighbora
testify and prepared to give relief to all who tp
Particular attention will be given the Of Con-
SUMPTION and all diseases of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements Of every character
will be treated with success.
Also will old sores and all erupvo diseases Of what
character they may be He makes Of universal
B0toHcaI remedies No caomel other dessrOus drugs
used.
PersOns at distance desiring advise and Medicine wlsend
general description Of the appearance Of the une with
correct statement of the origin Of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms with name, age &c.
- s. g. CLARK, ND.
Cleveland, Oct 1851.
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Robert Means Of the Stat,

NOTICE. Robert Means OF the State
OF California will take notice. that Robert Thompson
dd on the goth day OF September 1882 file hs petition
In the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the County Of
Ashtabua and State of Oho against the said Robert Means
defendant setting forth that ssid Robert Means the 29th
day Of APRIL 1851, indebted to the said Robert Thomp
son. in tile sum Of 81 90 with interest at per
October 29 lhb6 for money lent by the said Thopson
to the said Robert Means at his request the day
1856 to be paid In six months from said day
tob DlS56 that there Is due from the said Robert
Means TO the said Robert Thompson the $3.50 with in
teett thereon at ten cent om October @ 1885, pray
ing that judgment be rendered therefor against the rad
Robert Means in favor of the said Robert hompsnnThAt
order Of attachment has been duly issued
said action by virtue Of which the following described real e
tate has been duly attached the property Robert
Means 70 wit ity four o lard in the West part of
Number 81 In the township Wayne and the count OF Ash
tabua and state of Ohio bounded on the North West
and South by 10 lines oad lot S and East by lands the
same lot belonging to James Sharp. And the said Robert
Means Is required to appear and said petition on or
before Saturday the 18th day of December, 1862.
LEE KELLOGG,
Attorneys ior Plaintiff
Jefferson, October %, 1862. 6t6TO
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nR. S. G. CLARK, German Reform
finn OF Clark GibsOn be consulted At the following
lines and places:
win be at his Office No. 90 Garden street. Cleveland Chile
he last week Of each and every month.
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such are our Arrangements for uyng that confident
we ean sell Goods in line cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere. PeSse call and examine for yourselves.
AshabulR, October. 1862. 645 MANSFIELD 4 BRUCE
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Garments of the Best Style, at Short Motto

Our stock Of Ready Made Clothing Hats and Caps will
lWays full and Of the best qualities Eastern Manufacture.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR RENT.-orer store a nice large and very
pleasant front room with closet.
UERRICR A RRo
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See Advertisement OfwArsoss NEURALGIA KING, in snc
ther column.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-03
FUNERxi. NOTICE.
No Paper To-siorrow.
I'm Menoriam.

The death of j. +. BoLLMEYER, one of
the editors Of this paper, has thrown a
deep feeling Of gloom and heartfelt sad
ness over this community, such as would
have been occasioned by the loss of but
few other men among us. Bold aud fear
less in the advocacy of what he deemed
right; honorable and straightforward in
all his transactions, he has won for him
self name that will live forever in the
hearts Of the people, not only here but
elsewhere Politically he had many enc
mies-what man occupying the same po-
sition has not? but in that conner-
iion, also. but few men had more or warm
en- friends and adherents. He had his
iaults, but who that is human, has not
he may have committed errors, but they
Were of the head, not the heart. Let his
virtues and his faults lie buried together.
The deep and widespread gloom that per
vades the community the feelings of pain
fdl regret; the many tears shed over his
unfortunate and untimely end by all classes
of society--by stern men unused to weep
ing--attest more than words ccan tell, the
love, esteem, and affection in which he was
held by those who knew him best. But
he has gone from his walks among men
He sleeps peacefully now. Lightly res
the sod upon his bosom.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-03
StOneyyaM Jackson Adm Iste rs
tsne sacrament.

The following is from the Knoxville, Ten
nessee Register OF September S0;' 4 s
On the morning of recent battle near
Harper's Ferry, after a sermon by one of his
Chaplains, Stonewall Jackson, who, by the
way, is an elder in the Presbyterian Church,
administered the sacrament TO the church
members in his army. He invited all Chris
tians to participate in this ceremony Bap-
list, the Straightest Of his sect, thoroughly inn
bued with the idea OF close communion, was
seen to hesitate; but the occasion and the
man who presided, overcame his scruples, and
thus it has happened that the prospect of q
fight and the eloquence of jackson made a
Baptist forget that baptism is the door into
the Church.
la all Jackson's army an oath is rarely ut
tered. A religious enthusiasm pervades it
which makes every man hero. Conscious
of the justice OF our cause, and imbued with
the strongest convictions Of patriotism, his
men are irresistible. In this incident We
have an explanation Of General Jackson's in
yincibility, and we are thus enabled to under
stand why his men are all heroes and why
they endure without IA murmur the severes
hardships to which any troops have been sub
eet during the war. Wheh peace is restored
1t will be honor enough for any man to say
II belonged to the army OF StonewalI Jack
SON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-03

distinct understanding that Republicans
will not encourage violence and the setting
Of the laws at defiance. Ifthe expressions
of few men had been GENERALLY under
stood to be the sentiments ofthe Republican
party in this city, itwoala have been impos-
sible for the officers to have quelled the
outbreak. The lives Of Democrats are
Just as valuable as the lives Of Republi-
cans. Our political rights and personal
privileges are the same. Democrats have
as much right to say that Republicans
ought to be shot or hung. as Republicans
have to say that Democrats ought 10 re-
ceive such treatment. But no man ought
to meet with any such fate as long as we
have laws which take cognizance Of crime.
and provide for its punishment. Every
man is entitled to absolute immunity from
all personal violence. except in the man
ner pointed out by law. Whoever vio-
lates that immunity sreept By dee process
Of iaw, is a criminal, ami deserves to be
prosecuted and punished as such.
These doctrines alone can preserve the
community from utter decentralization, an
arehy, and blood. Let them be needed by
all good citizens, and we viii have peace
and security in our homes, at least. But
if prominent men among us will allow
their partizan animosities to impart vic.
lence and vindictiveness to their private
conversation, and will allow their treat
ment of their neighbors to be governed by
passion and hatred, instead of that ordina.
ry courtesy and respect that is due from
one gentleman to another, we may yet be.
hold blood upon our hearthstones, and des
olation in our homes.
The sad catastrophe which has cast sucl
gloom over the city, and has stricken Sc
many hearts with horror will not be with
out some compensating benefit, if it bring
to the men, aye, to the women, too, of thii
community, that moderation in converse
ton and conduct, and that charitablenesi
in feeling, that distinguishes civil, a law
abiding, and christian people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-03
Whnt . NVonan Cnn DO.

The Washington correspondent OF the Inde-
pendent, gives tbe following account ofa great
reform accomplished ia one Of the hospitals for
soldiers in Washington by New Enslshd wo-
man. Her name should % given to the pnb-
lc that due honor my be rendered TO the real
reformer:
"An interesting case has come to my knowl-
edge wiihin day or two, where New Eng
land woman, alone and lrendless, achieved a
great reform in one Of our hospitals The
surgeon having charge Of this particular hos
pi,al was brute, treating tho men in his
charge. the visitors, and indeed the surgeons
nrder him, win contempluous cruelty. Hav-
ing political inautnc it was not an easy mats
ter TO remoye him, though there were a hun
lred acts OF bis, any ore OF which would or
should be considered s1fhcient cause for bis
loslant dismissal from the service. But every
one beneath him was afraid to take the step,
for fear the brutal man would turn upon the
person beginning the complaint and with his
superior position and influence crush the com.
plainant Ha. a.f5 son til aas
"0ue day New England woman came to
| tho hospital 10 see her sick son. She soon met
the chief surgeon, and was treated with coarse
violence. II he could have bis way, he said, he
\ would not permit woman to come
near the hospital. 1t was in vain that she
urged that abe had not seen her, boy for long
months, and that he was now very III and per-
haps dying. The monster continued to revile
her, but dared notreiuse her admltance to see
her SON. She soon found the surgeon in i'm
mediate attendance upon her boy, and told him
of the treatment she had received from the
chief surgeon. He replied that he was not ut
Il. ka1
body brutally Why then do you submit TO
such cruel outrage was the spirited woman'e
question i suppose, we are Rll OF US afraid
to make the complaint against himl' was the
reply Tn woman found that her son was n-
eurably i'll and was the proper snbject of dis
cha ge. The assistant surgeon soiniormed
her. ilIH a.sasll
She thensought the Chief Surgeon aud ask
ed him to make report to the Surgeon Gen
ersl upon the condition of her son. He refused
with dreadful oath The New England grit
in the womans heart took fire. "You stand
there, said she, ''and jeer at my sorrow. You
use language towards me that beast would
be ashamed Of. But let me tell you that poor
and frieLdless as l am, am more powerful
than you, and will not leave Washihgtc un-
Itjl have exposed your brutalitylN she was
as good as her word. She went TO Secretary
stanton. He refe red her 10 the Surgeon Ge
leral, with request that he would look reful'
ly into the case, and if the facts warranted her
assertions, that he would mete outright Justice
to the hospital surgeon. The first act OF the
Surgeon General was to order the surgeon in
i charge TO make report upon the case of the
woman son, '-t
''1be report was returned the very next day
and lis language was insolent in the extreme
a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-03
Insurance.
Home Insurance C0mIIIiany,

OF NEW HAVEN CONN,
CAPITAL is.s. $500. 600.
Paid dincash, and seeureyinVeated, a,tt..I
THtH Is company nsnresBuilti ngs Merchandise House
Il Furniture, and other nHrable properly, II m low
rates a. are charged by other solvent companies
Three-ourihs Of the profits of the blsinaas (Ailer
dednctng per cent for the stockhodsrsI divided
annually TO the holders OF pociea in this company,
payable In scrip bearing interest. Parties ipsrng with
eA 'notr no LIABILITY whatever. :. ......,I . f0.I- b.
DlhEOTOhS. iiue ,nlI. i....lI.
Douglass Il. satierlee, Charles Shelton; 'iHf
Leyerett Candee, -a.iirt George Cock,
Judson Canheid, Charles T. Candee,
Isaac Thompson, DaNd W. thompson,
Lucius Hotchkisss ual imam Camp,
William W. Bacon, Iilton 10. Doolittla,,
Cornelius y. Bushnell, Charles W. Allen,
George Hoadiey, samuel Peck, H...f.
William Hull, Willis NJ. Anthony,
Charles Carlisle, Newell q, Hail,
steDhen A. Spencer, Leonard Pardee,
AWater Treat, ,rdag. Edwin Marble,
Andrew Il. kidatpn, If 81 IInlt ,fllIUf ,aitut.
samuel Malletts Samuel G. johnson,
William Beach, .t'NIa % GulllOrd. Oonp
Daniel TroWbridge, ...stsf
Amos N. Barnes Jedediah Wilcox, ral.u
Erastus o. scranton, ,...l Dl III Meriden, Conn
John Woodruff ANS l. Henry Martin,
Richard NJ Everett, .--',W .irrNaIlmRfoEd, Conn
fr.,4 - popoLAss n, AAFrHRLRn, President,
nANlfL TEoVpnlpaHi Vice Pres. AZ
is5s SASS' 4, GLARKR. Assn, at DAYTON, Dayton