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WANKEsHA, Wis, Nov. 5.-Wdskinstos Sta~ |.
Returns indicate four Republican and two
Drmocfaiic members OF Congress anda RepSe..
lican majority OF the Legislature elected.
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FOR SALE-At WHITEHURsr,S PhotoTrap,
Il Gallery, 434 Penns, lysniz avenue,
It, TWO WOODEN TENTS .lE
By T. BOWLING. AIctionees. Georsetoun.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CARPESrERs
"a TooLs, LrsBER, &c. At AUcTIoS.-0n FRI
DAY MORNING, l4th instant, at 10 o clock, L will
sell by order OF the Orphans Court, at the Work
shop cfthe late Thomas Cissel, Congress street,
in the rear oftie n. p. Church, Georgetown ".
C., lot of Carpenter Tools
] large Jack Screw, .... ... $780,
Lot Gf Lumber work Benches &ttH
Tools, Chests, and Tools
Lot Carpenters Toel- ~ - So
Grindstone and Norticing Machine.
Terms cash. ~ ~ :. 4o'-EI "a
4 noe W. L WALL, A. co Aurtx
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Prom Gen. Sigers Army,

GArsEsvILbE, VA, Nov; s.-I Dispa,ch to
market was burned yesterday. Tits supposed
that this was caused by some OF its citizens
firing upon our soldiers. Gen. Sigel has or
tered an i'm vestigation Of the affair -s;
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From Louisville.

FFOm LOulsvlIIe.
LoCIsvILLP, Nov. 5.-Colonel Curran Pope
died here to- day. -
. A strong Union force will commence repair.
ing the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
within the State Of Tennessee, to- morrow.
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. A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
"a FURNITURE On WEDNESDAY MORNING.
18th instant. at 10 o'clock by order OF the 0rphans
Court viii sell at public auction, the Household
Furniture and Effects of the late Thomas Cissel
Penn. avenue, west OF Circle, between e&th and
18th streets, embraciug- =
Parlor sofa and Chairs
Mar BILE top Center Table and Sid do,
Mirror and Msntel Brackets,
Carpet, Rlg and 0icloth, E-s "a 600
Curtains Shsdes, and Mantel Vases,
Dining Tables. Chairs, Clock and Arm Chairs,
sideboard, Glass and crockeryware,
Double and Single Bedstesds, fpsther Beds and
Pillows,
Hair and Sbuck Mattresses. and BEDDING,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, and Glasses.
&ardrC hes, wsshstands, and Toilet Sets,
Wood and Cane Seal Chairs and Rockers,
Cham Der Car pet, Rags, 0ilcioth, &c,
Cooking Stove, Coal and Alright and other
Stoves, ard good assortment OF Kitchen Fur
nitsre, and Cookins Ctensiis.7 "a - =.
Terms cash. 81. ~.
sTEPHEE BROWN, AdmIsistra,or;
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MS ARMY MAKING RAPID PROGRESS
ALONG THU RIDGE. - x
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NSFAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE IN
W. FAINT ASYLUM, At THE CORNER OF
pm. AVENUE. NEAR GOTH STREET, OPPO-
SITE THE CIRCLE.-The Sisters of Charity in
charge Of this institution will open Fair for it's
benefit at Odd Fellows Hall, 18th street, on MON
patronage of the public. They Will offer fer sale at
reasonable prices great variety of Fancy and
full Articles, Toys, Books, Flowers, &c They ask
the aid of the charitable in their effort to provide
for the helpless infants nnder their care and they
appeal TO the generous of all denominations, par
teularly the ladies', TO contribute money any ar
ticies which they may dispose of at this Fair Any
corner Of and 9Th streets, or Mrs. GEORGE MAT
TlNGLY, on the Island: Infants are received and
cared for in his institution and there Is no charity
which more loudly appeals to public patronage
The ladies' conducting the Pair have every conf
dence that their exertions will meet the encou ra
ment of a generous public. Meals at all hours Hd-
mittance 10 cents Tickets of admiss ion includiag
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MASSEY COLLINS Il CO.'S r-
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER.

am now receiving large quantities OF DRACGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery
which am prepared to furnish on short notice TO
all persons who will favor me with their orders
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at
tended TO.
Goods delivered in all parts Of Washington and
Georgetown, free of charge.
Terms - Cash on delireyy.
RILEY A. SHISN, Agent
Union Bonling DEPOT, 81 Green ST.
no eff Georgetown, d. G.
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SPEER'S SAMBUCl WINE.
PURE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
OF CHOICE OPORTO GRAPE,
For PHYSICIANS Use, FOR
FEMALES. WEAKLY PERSON2, 4 INyALID3.
EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.

So'Ahuc~S Tree Of Portugal, he Great Re,asds
for Kidney affections, RheHmatiSm,
and oil Chronic affections.
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STEPHEN BROWN, Administrator.
-s w. l. WALL a Co. Auctx

SRALED PROPOSALS are invited until the lsth
- day Of November, 1851. for pplying the nitsA
States Suhsistence DEPARTMENT with goo head e
Beef Cattle on the hoof.
The Cattle 70 be delivered at wsshingtou D.
O.. and each animal 60 average 30 pounds gross.
No cattle admitted that weighs less than 90
pounds gross. Heifere, Stays and Bu not wanted
The first delivery Of Cattle TO be made the Lea
day Of December, or soon thereafter - the Gov
viii be required 10 be delivered under thisccntrsct
A bond with good and sun Client security viii b
required. Twenty per cent. of the purchase mopeT
viii be retained until the completion Of the cor.
tract. =
ProvosAls from contractors who have prsviousiv
failed 20 comply with their bids from disoysi per
sons or where the bidder 10 NOT pressntto respond
TO his bid, will not be considered
The names Of 0rms should be stated an full, Viz
the precise address of each menber OF the hrm.
All bids must be accom- panied ytyS Euar4neooe.
BidNo be directed 20 COL. A. BECkW1IH. a.
d; g. and .: Q. A., MsSHeeiaf,en, D. o,,snd
sra Fovrn e} 9sayassss, .ceiA
We ofthe county Of -, and STATE d. dc
hereby guarantee that lie able 20 fui6i the con,
tract in accordanes With the terms Of his prspoe-
ton ADD that, sbouh his proposition be aco< sfe1
he viii ~ once enter into contract In seeordocs
Should the contract b svardsA Ain, VI Ars ~.
Ard 10 become his pscnrities 81 = 49, -
(This guarantees must be appea1ed tcsoch "a a
The responsibility Of the GuArsnteB nuss 8
shown bY the akcal certificate Of the CLERK OF H.
nearest District osurt or Of the Cnited States Dis
Bid. ,rAieA do NOT somph w,sl tas ssess .s;n
fetedcu. l-.Ll-ELf ia I -,
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II . X 81 rtuns.,, r-rR

TYR s..i 10 81
just Opened, an sxisnsiye and wen assorted stock
CY fVkS, made expressly for oar retail trade Nv
our house IN New fork, and warranted to be the
We especially call the attention of purchasers u
CIR S9pE EppsslNAN SABLE MAkriN, FITCH MINK,
CANADIAN FCRS, eoasisting In ladies, ,snh
Children :. Tippets, Capes, Nantes. and Gentle
We defy all competition in this line -
~ the same Time We bring in re rae mbrs nce our
neSk Of LADIES'. sCLOAkS, and MANrLE3
DEEss GOO De, and general stock Of DRY GOODS,
which Is daily Increased With the new est and
choleest patterns Of fashion - . n =. -, &! -
hemembor-4S Market Space, near Seventh
street. under the Avenue HOUSE. =
noS lm g. { V. MEfENBCRG
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~ c. S0sN wSKI, -
E2A} VA TCHMAKER, H. gal
Cx4& 31s PA. AVENUE, fLRoN HALL tl.H
C.. 8. would respectfully call the attention of
residents Of Washington, also officers, suffers
stock of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, &C.
Being connected with a large Eastern importing
house, and receiving my goods direct, am able to
sell lower than any other house in the city
Call and examine nay stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
All WATCHES sold BY me will be warranted for
one year. --.t .
WATCH REPAIRING done bya practical watch
- Liberal DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO
SOLDIERS for Watch Repairing no Inns
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n. o. HOOD

sss q * &: :as s 81 ~
"a s1s, ss.s. "a re -
sttA nli9esda, lusrsldsa habiss and sii other
SsIx ~ Asc eaanufsc tasins ~ kipds OF sOlid
80 bid sie "a 49,, scsis ksisss Rs ssS
eeks!6tA Gold, Silver, and ttsei Spectacles. ap6
tvetone and I'll & t. SeSY lowe1t nice No SIS
Ps. avenue. between stS and Htk streeS EHT
T. PROM D0sroN.. !, - - - -,
arrived and e now discAsrsinS kss retsig ~
- HARrLly 4 DRorHER
oc5 90 and lo1 Wstex e., Georsetevs.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

GENERAL MCCLELLAN AT REcroRTowN.
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0"EXECUTIVE MANSION,
w. NOVEMBER !, 1862
Until the meeting of Congress the President will
not receive visitors after IL clock NJ on any day
saw
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(NOUKING BY GAS.-Housslsfping nande easy Jy
- the Rse Of Gas Stores, for Cooking HEATING
The subscribers are sole agents for the u
District of Columbia, for the sate of the &
Metropolitan GAS COOK and HEATING ~
STOVES. A full supp constantly on hand, ~
and for sale at lowest rates.
By the of these Stoves great deal of labor is
saved, in addition to the saving of expense
AL persons mi ere ted, will, by calling at the
store of the ers one Of these stoves in
operation. JOHN J. BAkDNARD & CO,
.-. = Iii Bridge street. two doors
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,s.SxwaRp, Secretary Of state.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

A LII SIZES BED BLANKETS in Qualities from,
- medium mp to extra super.
One price oEly. PERRY < BRO,
no3Ft Pa. ave. ana Ninth street.
CLOTHS ANB CASSIMERES.-A new ana full
- assortment of the beStl gr AIDES.
Our Northern and Eastern respondents send
supplies daily,
One price only, marked in plain figures.
az. ..r PERRY BRO,
no 5-iGt Pa. ave. and Ninth street.
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MAXWELL'S ORIGINAL
Il" 11k &. NJ NTH

NAXwELL'S ORIGINAL -..
IVl CLOAK T. MiNTILLA STORE
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
The entire second story devoted to the exhibition
and sale of Ladi, g, Misses, and Children's
CLOAkS AND MANTILLAS
Semi-weekiy SUI plies from the
NORTHERN CITIES, -,sr. -.-.# =
and daily supplies of our own manufacture
modern styles of -. r. - -
LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN's
CLOAKS, SACQUES, CIRCULARS Sc &C.
takes place in our second story
CLOAK DEPARTMENT 49,.
on FRIDAY, November nth, '''
SATURDAY, November sth ...t
- and MONDAY, November 10Th,
New and Attractiye Novelties each day.
Also, on the First Story we now Offering q
larger stock than, usual of LADIES, FANCY
GOODS, such rs Lace Goods. Ribbons Enbroid-
cries, Flowers, Felt and Beaver Hats Lsdies' Head
Dresses Head Nets, Nubiss, Zephyr Toe ds, Clouds,
Sontags Hoop skirts, and all other goods usually
N.B.-Misses' and Oh ildren s Closks and sscques
are a sre talify In our trade Wekeep all sizes to
suit girls from to "a years of age. -
henemoef the place ,s ,MAXWELLS
&C St6teo between 9th and 10th SITS.
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Just received from New York!
Superior BED BLANKETS, Heavy SHAKER
R II A.. REAL = L WELSH FLANNELs, RED,
MITE FLANNELS, HAMILTON CANTON
FLASNELS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, LADIES'
MERIN0 VESTS, Superior ENGLISH HOSIERY,
H q; G WOODEN Long and Square shAWhs. BLACK
CLOTH Tor Cloaks, WATER PROOF CLOTH
BLACK ana FANCY CASHMERE for Men and
Boys, and very large stock of NEW DRESS
GOODS, all OF which We are selling for Casa at "a.
We Sell only for Cash, aud therefore osn afford to
sell cheap. CAL al the New Store.
JOS. j. MAY,
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STEAMED OYSTERS-FIRST WARD STEAM
- ED OYSTER SALOON, 1862 Pa av.
brtw cen 18th and 18th ats Abe RTtGN ~
WQODLEY begs tn inform the citizens SII1
and strangers in Washington that he ~AH
has, in company with J. Clements
opeped snug Steamed Oyster Saloon in the First
War, where he hopes by selling nothing bat the
finest bivalyes TO merit Il share of their patronage
OVERWHELMINGLY opposite his late place-the
Eagle Restaurant. 4-eotmH
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drafted hut before the draft, can at u. al.
sMITFHHs Ne 49, ssd IA lss iR full
ali kipds' of Men and Beys CLOTHING. At a.,
tonishing low prices. J. II. SMITH, Ciothier, No.
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SAMBUCI WINE.

l1'I-! IH.lIII! Vt MI HtH-Un, THOUiU TIC tHc
SAMBUCI WINE.
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal AID banefi
cIai quai lies as gentle Stmulant, Tonic Diureti
and Sudoriic, highly esteemed by eminent phy
slc!ans, used in Euro peHn and American Hospitals
and by some OF the first families in Europe an
America. =
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05
Total, 1852 ISL

BY the above it will be seen that Judge
Closson is reelected Judge of Probate over
Pingry, by 1910 majority. Our returns
embrace all the towns in the district except
Andover and Baltimore, which will proba-
bly, increase Blossoms majority to about
1900.
On Senator, it will be seen that we have
returns from all the towns in the County
except Pomfret, Andover and Baltimore,
and that Merrill is elected by large ma
jority. His majority over Colby is 220l and
will be increased by the towns to come in.
This, of course, is no disparagement 10
Mr.. Colby, who is a very excellent man,
and was put up without his knowledge by
the opposition 10 Merrill. In some towns,
Pollard WAS badly cut by some of MerrilI's
friends in retaliation for going for Colby
after Merrill had been put upon the regu-
lar ticket, by the County committee. In
Plymouth, Pollard runs 80 votes behind his
ticket. In Reading, 46. Casendish, 125
In Plymouth 38 votes were cast for Hugh
II. Henry, for Senator. This we believe,
| tells the whole story, and is all there is TO
know Of the recent commotion in the polili-
n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

BELLOWS FALLS. SEPT. 5, 1862.

ca The State Of the country has not
improved since our last. The rebels are
driving up TO Washington, aud are still
pressing forward. 1t is their desperate
blow for life--a blow they are trying to
strike before our 100000 fresh mea reach
the field. Every day, therefore, is in our
favor, as it adds 10 our military strength.
The rebels nre marching on Cincinnati.
Business has been suspended there, and the
citizens are at work fortifying the place.
There are many rumors atloat, some OF
them OF the widest character, but we
do not propose to excite our readers With
them. Many of them have not the slight
est foundation in truth or common sense.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

LETTER FROM Gov. SrRAGUE.--G Gov.
Sprague sent a letter TO the war meeting at
Newport, II. l., in which, after saying that
the people not in aiiiuent circumstances are
most deeply interested in the speedy sup
preston of the rebellion, inasmuch as they
will suffer most from the needful sacrifices,
continues -
No white-gloved handling will do this.
Strike bim--the enemy-in his vital parts.
And if the agents who are employed to do
this are not up to the max, if they are not
up to realizing sense OF their duties, let
new men and new agents occupy their
places.
am heartily sick and tired of any double
policy. ii has never succeeded and never
can, and it is far better TO acknowledge our
selves unfit for the great privileges we have
enjoyed, unfit 10 govern ourselves, unfit to
be American citizens even better TO make
peace with the enemy upon his hardest terms
and count ourselves towards and slaves,
than first TO exhaust ourselves and then sub
nit, as we inevitably must if we do. For
get then all differences both among the
people and in the government. Danish all
political ereeds. Unite in combined ef-
fort TO crush out the traitors, which are those
who steal from the public purse, those
who discourage our efforts by dividing
us, as well as those who openly sympathize
with the enemy, giving him aid and comfort.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

REBEL BARBARITIEs.-The Banner of
the Covenant says that Mr.. John Mclean,
who was for some time a prisoner in the
hands of the rebels, relates the following
scene among the many similar ones of which
he was an eye witness: One hour in the
morning, from six to seven, was allowed me
TO stand at the window CRATE, and at such
times their whippines and head-shavings
were indulged. Here saw, from the 9th
of April TO the 9th of June, eishty-iive men
whipped, and their heads shaved, and forty
three hung, because they refused to take an
oath Of allegiance to the southern confede-
racy. And on the 10Th of May last. one
of the most beautiful and accomplished
young ladies this country can boast of was
stripped 10 the waist, thirteen lashes laid
upon her back, and the right half of her
head shaved simply because she had pur-
chased a ticket for Cairo and was eongrat-
ulaiing herself that she would soon be in a
land Of freedom. These crimes which make
the blood curdle in our veins, and rouse a
venseance biool alone can qnell,' were re-
gartled as small matters by the Avalanche.
alt '9e'her too Insignificant TO be noticed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

TnE EXCISE TAx.-Dr. Powers, u. S.
Assessor for the second district oftlsis State,
has divided Windham and Windsor coun-
ties INFO the following districts;-
No. consists Of the towns of Vernon.
Guilford, Halifax, Nottingham, Whining
ton aud Somerset. Ebenezer Howe, Yer
non, Asst Assessor.
No. 2--Braltleboro, Marlboro, Dunn
mer>ton, Newfane, Dover and Brookline.
Henry f. Smith, Bratteboro, Asst As
SCISSOR.
No. Buckingham, Westminster Attn
ems, Townshend aud Putney. j. d. Bridg-
man, Rockingham, Asst Assessor.
No. 4-Grafon, Windham, Londonder-
ry, Jamaica, Wardsboro and Stratton.-
Chauncey Sherwin, Grafton, Asst Assessor.
No. 5-Springfell, Chester, Andover,
Weston, Ludlow and Cavendish. Henry
Stafford, Springfield Asst Assessor.
No, 6-Windsor, West Windsor, Wealth
ersfield, Reading and Baltimore. Luther
Z. White, Windsor, Asst Assessor.
No. Woodstock, Hartland, Hartford.
Bridgewater, Plymouth. Charles d. An
derson, Woodstock, Asst Assessor.
No, S--Pomfret, Barnard, Royalton,
Bethel, Stockbridge and Rochester. Cros-
by Miller, Pomfret, Asst Assessor.
No. O. Norwich, Sharon, Strafford,
Thetford and Fairlee. William J.. Lewis,
Asst Assessor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05

ate forces under jackson crossed the Rapi-
dan, for their advance on Pope and Banks,
was already distinguished in Our military
history. !: is the point where Wayne, with
his reiniorcements for lafayette, succeeded
in crossing the Rapdan souihward, and thus
foiled CORVALLIS, Who had advanced in that
direction with tie hope Of preventing this
combination. Raccoon Ford was, on this
account, for some days, in 1881, a point Of
anxious interest in the revolutionary hisio-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-05
Iuttices Of The Pence.

Jc7aaica.--A. NJ. Butler, II. ii. Eel
ton, Isaac Higgins, Squire Gleason, ~ H.
Rice, +. q. Piece, Jr, Luke Howard
Aaem "A. A. wymeu, Mark Ball, n.
Bemis, Abial Whitney, Truman Plant, H.
A. Bail.
7ownshead-Esck Atwood, ]. $. Full
lerton, VIM. r. SKATER, Daniel Fisher, q.
}. Aastin, Nj. +. Ballou, j. III. brigham
G,oftoa.-Ambrose Burgess, Lewis 5.
Walker. Charles Barrett, William G. Wy
man, Gideon Palmer, Gardner Uphani,
Charles Smith.
lIestminster.--S S. Stodlard Nathan q.
Pierce, Il. w. Wiev, Ira Goodhue, Alvin
Goodell, Freeman 'Gorham.
mdsboro.-IIolland Plimpton, d. A.
llammtnd, A. j. Dexter. Norman johnson,
Daniel Read, NJ O. Howe, l.. Knight.
Paney-John Kimball, VIM. Houghion,
5. w. Houghton, p. w. Taft. Deuson Da-
Wis, +. b. Campbell, John f. Clark.
Wdmiagton-S. p. Flagg, c. n. Da-
venport. J. NJ. II Ter, J. H. Russell, JOHN
Patch, jonathan Witt, L. /, Bu0trfeld.
| Rrool{ine.-E Edison Higgins, Luther Os-
good, A. S. Rist, no choice.
JeyWon Lorenzo Brown, |. L. Frank
lin, VIM. johnson, r.. S. Wood, +. A. Lee.
Newtane-W. +. Osgood, ]. ID. Roadway,
+. O. Burditt, /. lIovey, B. +. Morse, II.
+. Robinson
Brdtle6oro.-A Asa Keyes. J. d. Bradley.
/ Daniel Kellogg Edward Kirkland. Samuel
Knight, Lafayette Clark, Royall Tyler,
Willard Arms. .Jr., Charles X. Field, l..
| G. Mead, j. Stetn, II. A. Wilson.
Londoadey7y--Dwight Tyler, Curtis
Robinson. Thomas S. Wall, Daniel Davis,
josiah Pierce, VIM. B. Perry, David Ar
mold.
Chester Joseph Duncan. Jr., Joseph p.
Barnes, Prescott Head, Philemon Rob
bins, Simeon Sherwin, Addison s. Adams,
VIM. Fl. Spafford, VIM. w. Onion, Allen
c. Gould, Lewis Hill.
Lalloac.-Tlram w. Abee. Joel Warn
err, ARENAS S,,aulding, Moses Pollard, w.
Graham, Moses Burbank, Ryland c. Ha-
/ ven.
Cmendih-Samuel Adams, Josiah Gil
/ SUI. JouH Il : Dtdiic. w 'hiHbti. S,''h-
on A. Craisue, A. d. Hager. VIM. Smith.
Spr5ngfeld.-S Samuel w. Porter, Henry
Closson. j. w. Pierce. Henry Barnai d. d.
NJ. Smith, James r. Walker William II.
Allbee, George jenkins, Dexter Martin,
Henry Stafford.
Wea Wiadsor.-G. IT. Shedd, d. f.
Hemenway, L. f. Hammond, Joel Hale,
Orange Leverens.
Hjndsor.-Carlos Coolidge Preston Me7-
rifeld, John p Skinner. Daniel Davis. Ste
phen X. Gates, Chas. II. Dudley, Henry
/ ID. Stone.
Weothersfeld--Robert b. Cram, James
Nj. Stearns, Charles Barnett, "a, Barnabas
Deane, Franklin Tolles, Charles Barrett,
Horace Nj. Martin.
Westoa. Solon Richardson, G. A. Cragln
w. W. Manning, Joseph r. Parker, Asahel
Ross.
! Plymouth Calvin G. Coolidge, James
! A. Pollard. Daniel p. Wilder, Noah Briggs
Lyman N. Pinney, George ". Day, Elias
II. Pinney.
Reodiag.-- Hiram GODDARD. Luther Ken
dan. Dexter Buck, Asa A. Burnham, VIM.
/ Felels, Isoot,ri,sr Rvoh,reetl, Silas w. Pike,