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, 1862-04-09
TILE. CITY.
REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS.

RErcBIIcAE MEETINGS will be held to.nYght
at 8 o'clock at the following places:
!SecpAd Hdrd-aeprpe SchEe{nfurth II, sor+h
Clark street, Thnca'a Hotel N N1"A-44
Third WasI-M. Hcmnaeriea.s, 40 South Clark
Etreet.
For-.A Hard-Chas. sche,,,s aa sorth Wells
John Rahce'e, Archer 1oad
Good speakers Will be present.
, 1862-04-09

Law DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CmcAco.-The graduating term Of this insti-
tuition begins to-day. Students will meet at
the school rooms in the Larnlon Block, corner
Of Clark and Washington streets, at II o'clock
A.
, 1862-04-09
Nutlre to Qrpntrartur8,

GEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
k)VITED ti.! the 18th day Of April 1851 at u O'Clock
II, for supplying the Cnlzed Ststes Sub Dent VIII
64t head ot BEEF Cattle on The hooL
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington CttE and
each animal to ayeTngc IS pounds groas weight no
animal admitted which weighs lees than ltU pounds
gross
The Cattle to be delivered at such times a6d IN auct
quAntllle= a5 the Government may rHaute
taifle VII! be required under this contract aftct
the contract u closed Hetfers and bulls nos wanted
required. ~
Treasury Notes
10 BID will be entertained u: en- put IA by contsae
torE Eho Hase previously fsed to comply With taeiT
contracts or where the bidder Is present to re
epond TO hls bid and all bids to be accompanied 1ED
GUARANTEES
TIE Dames Of firms should be Btated In full with tha
precise address Of all the members Of the finn
R;Gs to BE- directed to Major A. BECk WITa G, S.
{. S. A, Washington, D. C. "
FORM CT GrARASTIH:
Ee,- of The county Of. and State OF -,
90 hereby guaratee 1has - Is able to fulfil con
tract "a accordance With the tere Of BIZ proportion
aed that should his proposition be accepted be viii
e ofce enter into contract In accordance there
shoniG The contract he awarded him We ate prepared
TO become his securities. This guAssatee muat be 1p
pended 10 each bid apen934 I'd
, 1862-04-09
Meeting Of the pastora1 a,a soo,.+~

meetlnx Of the Pastoral Ala Society.
The Illinois Pastoral Aid Society" Of th
Episcopal denomination, is now in session tu
this sity. The first business meeting of the
society VIII be held this afternoon at 5 Q clock.
At Trinity Church. Yesterday morning and
evening, religious services we're performed in
1t. Johns Church, on the West Side. In
the afternoon discourse was delivered by Rev.
Mr. Carpenter, Of Polo; and in the evening
BY Rev. Dr. Pratt, Of this city. This morning
a. ha1f.past ten O'Clock, discourse: win be
preached at st. Johns Church, By Rev. Mr..
Allen Of Aurora, and in the evening, at the
same place, by Rev. Mr.. smithhead, Of Gales
burg. The public generally arc invited to at-
tend. The society will probably remain In
session TIL Friday Of this week.
~ It Is understood that the Invincible
Club Will nominate a full -bloodcd pro-slavery
ticket for city officers On Saturday. The thing
is cut and dried If q certain candidate, who
supports the Egyptian Constitution, fails to
stuff the ballot boxes Of the Republican pri-
mary meetings tomorrow night, and does not
succeed in packing their Convention the day
alter, he will accept tho nomination of the
lnyinciblen. doughfaces. Any port in q
efDyn
, 1862-04-09

REPAiRED.-The break in the canal below
Morris, We 1carn from letter received by Seth
Catlin, Secretary Of the Board Of Trade, from
John B. Preston, Esq, has been repaired, and
boats that were destined there have already
passed Lockport.
, 1862-04-09
By order of the Ward Committee,

REPUBLICAN AETEG-s1xTR WARp.-
There viii bic meetings of the Republican
voters Of the Sixth Ward on this "Wednesday
evening at S o'clock, at the Farmers Hotel.
ITS West Lake street At Dleden's Exchange,
on Milwaukee avenue; also at Cntmores Hall,
surTJ Garden. Every Republican voter is
earnestly requested to attend, es business Of
the utmost importance will be transacted.
Good speakers will be on hand. Let the Sixth
Ward remember its former success.
, 1862-04-09
1he Arrangements for Receiving Par

son brow nloW.
The most liberal preparations are being
made for the reception Of tho distinguished
!Parfon Brownlow, Of Tennessee, who is to be
in Chicago this evening, and will become the
guest Of the city for few days,
The following committees have been an.
pointed to make the necessary arrangements
for extending the hospita1ities Of the city to
our expected guest:
ntno31r 1l5E 1s'3E9 M Or TRADs-A E. kcnt,J. S.
nTSa pSs MESs y 1A7A;s,Foc1AT1os. $. Bo9en, E.
". hnssen, y. Williams. c. P. kellogg.
King, Wm. McKindle5- L.
cexHoS 4St co1Ks1L.Mayer s: Hunsey, ]. q nost,
These committees, acting in concert vii,
leaye the city on specisl train from the Micbi-
gan Central Railroad Depot at six o'clock this
evening, and proceed to Michigan City, where
they will meet MIR. Brownlov, and escort him
Into the city, arriving here about halfpast
zen O'Clock p. II. On Thursday, at 12 o'clock
Mf' bfownlow will be received on 'Change,
ana normally welcomed by the Mayor, after
Eiasn the party will dine at the Sherman
House. On Thursday evening, st h.lfpast
seven o'clock, the Parson viii lecture 3
met1opontan dali, under the auspices of the
1oung MEMS Association. We douht mt
that there viii be crowded house m tho+ oc-
casion, TO hear the bold, true.hea.te5 natr;ot
tell the story of the wrongs he has suffere,3 Al
the hands Of the traitor mobs in his own -,
tive State.
In Cincinnati nearly *1,20o WIS rea1fzed
from the sale Of seats Il Pixies Opera House
and presented to Parson BroWnloH. A lead
ing gentleman Of this city suggests that, mas
much as We have no lange opera house here,
and It being very desirable that Chicago
shonld not be behind Cincinnati in liberality,
it wonld be well for The Yonng Mems Asso-
citation to sell the choice Of seats Ct anctioR,
and declares that he #onld not hesitate to bid
sc high as twenty dollars for the first choice.
1t Is an excellent suggestion, and one that
ton1d be acted upon with profit.
, 1862-04-09

MISUNDERSTANDING other evidences Of
the material growth Of Chicago, it is worthy Of
mention that ". q. Eddy is rebuilding two
stores, just east Of McCorn,ick's block they
are to be fonr stories high, and built of Mil
Wankee brick
!. B. Bryan, Esq, is putting up fine mar
bic front building, just north of Bryan Hall.
Allen Robbins is about to commence the
erection Of q Grst-class marble block, on the
northwest corner Of Lake and Wells street,
More Of this anon.
, 1862-04-09

MICHIGAN PINE IASDs.-We would direct
the attention Of our readers to the announce
ment in our advertising columns Of air. Geo.
s. Frost, Agent Of the st. Mary Ship Canal
Company, who Will sell at public auction, on
the 18th of June next, at East Saginaw, 100, 900
acres Of the best pine lands in Michigan. Cat
aiogues will be furnished by the agent at De-
troit, or ty Messrs. Fairbanks d Grecnleaf,
Chicago.
, 1862-04-09

dERAASH-ALMosT An ACCIDENT, II.
Hetnann's performance was well attcndcdlast
evening, notwithstanding the bad weather.
His entertainment on Mondas evening came
neaz proving something Of different cAarac-
ter: In his pistol feat, which, By the way, he
performs in an entirely different manner from
Others Of bis profession, a mistake occurred
which came near proving fatal, as had it been
discharged in the usua1 manner some five or
Elk pistol balls would undoubtedly have Gu
tered Hcrmann's head AS It was, his BROTH
ef' fearing mistake had been made, dischag-
ed the weapon upwards, leaving the marks OF
tue ba'ls in the ceiling to tell the tale OF what
might have occurred.
, 1862-04-09

HERMASs's 5 New PRoaRAa1ME-To-nicht is
The last night of thc comic programmc-which
is filled with new and startling triclzs-Mad-
am Hermann and signor Dubreul appear in
the concert. This is Hcrmann's last weck,
and the last opportunity We shall ever have Of
seeing him. Let Bryan Hall be filed tonight.
, 1862-04-09

PREPARING FORA BATTLE.-Dr- J. a. Doug
las, the Associate Secretary Of the United
States :sanitary Commission, goes at once
up the Tennessee river with supplies, list Of
which We publish to-day-and will take one
hundred boxes additional, from the Depot at
Cairo, in order to be prepared to meet all de-
mands in case Of great battle.
, 1862-04-09

0EAlS AND STOCK Trade OF CHICAGO
We learn that the Messrs. Fairbanks have set
IN the elevators in this city during the last
year about seventy oft1eir five hundred bushcl
hopper scalcs, and several smaller ones. Each
Of these can be loaded 10 its full capacity.
and the load discharged in a few minutes,
Which shows something Of the Immense
amount Of grim which can be weighed upon
them They have also set at the different stock
yards il the city five Of their stock scales, with
platforms Of sufficient Size to weigh whole
car load at once, which must add greatly to
the facilities for shipping live stock from the
market
, 1862-04-09

ST. GEoRGE's BEsEvoLEST ASSOCIATION
1t the regular meeting Of this Society, held
on Monday, April 7th, at their Hall, Bryant Il
stratton's Commercial College, the following
officers were unanimously elected for the en-
suing year:
Pseiident-Nn. Baregwanath
1Sf icx-p9esident-Dr.C G. n. Stanley
"a 1ieeI ITetident-John L. Davis,
71xosurer-Wm- Kayman.
fiHdrci0l Secretary Joseph Hampson.
Recording SecTeta4y-3ohn Colfipa
ltxiting Co7nnsit&ea-Mcsars, Peters, Holdsworth
and Sobcy.
Board Of 17ustees-Hearnshaw, John and Gilt.
, 1862-04-09

H1I7Es-3be matEets IN The East are dull, and
prices are scarcely 20 firm here but there Il no
material alteration in prices. Wc auotc:-
" " Eiis .13H91aHc.
Green Sailed. - sIc
Green Country. ska - r.
IN round lots from second hands we hear of
sases Of Dry Flint at 15@15Hc, and Dry Sailed at
1s@:2Kc.
TALLoW-Thereis is q good demand for packing
house Ta1low at 719c but holders are asking 7s6c
Butchers TalloW sells at 7@l715c, and Country
at &c.
sALT-The market is qniet and nominal at the
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i. L. Graves, Company c, "a Vermont.
s5Y 'NET1EGksAHDH
70 THE FIR EEliA.N
Z O'CLOCK, A. M.

Our dispatch is somewhat abbreviated this
morning owing to what in Geographic language
is called mo circuit" II the wires had worked
usually we'll, we should have received something
like the following:
Gen. Buinsides expedition has just sailed
IT'S destination is not certainly known. but it
has probably gone to Yorktown. or somewhere.
It will be heard from in due time.
Gen. Mcclellan is not yet on horseback. but
Will be in few days. There was 4 sham fight
yesterday between Gen. Polter's division and
the DIVISION Of Gen. Smith. Neither army
gained any decided advantage, though both
claimed III, victory. Two contrabands just
come into camp, re, y,rt that the rebels are very
ebert Of wIiskey, and clamoving for al immedi
ate advance on Washington in order to get q
supply. The rebels also had TO boots nor shoes
nor stockings, nor pants nor vests, nor coats,
nor blankets. but most of them had bowie knives
and pistols, and they were generally contentcd
and happy.
The telegraph operator ut Louisville Lad sent
a dispatch to Washington that General Bue
had forwarded nothing to that Office for trans
.nissicn, and, in well informed circles, this had
led to the belief that great fight was going on
There was much sensation in Washington ir
consequence, and bets at large odds were freely
offered in the bar-rooms with no takers tha
Buell. had gained grea, victory.
In consequence Of this good news brass bant
screnajed Seward who made very happy &C
acknowledgement of the honor, and said this wa
the great news which he thirty days ago froph
esicd would be heard in ten days, but had beer
unavoidedly postponed on account of the Tren
affair. He said the whole thing would be set
tied and tho Country would be at peace in thir
ty days. (Appiause.)
All quiet on the Potomac. The report tina
Mason and Siidell were wrecked in the late gal
is not confirmed. Ii was another vessel.
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Washington special dispatches give the fol.
lowing list OF deceased Union prisoners at Rich
mond, who died between the 3lst day Of Au-
gust aud the LIST day Of December, giving the
names to which regiment attached, and the date
OF their demise: August 9Th, VIM. F. Oxford
% N. H.; August 9th, Elisha L. Keables, % Vt.
August ? John Gowing, 2nd VT; Sept. 7,
John Leonard, 2nd VT. Sept. IL, A. i. Bal
ley, 2nd n. IL. Oct. 9, W. G. Haynes. Cor
poral, "a N. IL. Oct. Goth, David S. Brooks
ID N. H.; Dec. 18th, F. Wetherbce, ID N. Ii.
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FROM THE UPPER POTMAC.

The latest intelligence received at headquar-
tiers Sunday night from Gen. Lander, states
that the rebels are menacing his position with
a force about three times as large as his own
During the day they have fired several shot into
the town of Hancock, but no material damage
has been done AS yet no party has attempted
to cross the river.
Tho ice is thick enough to make fording dan.
gerous, and not yet thick enough to pass g
brigade. BY tomorrow the force under Gen
Lander will be sufficient for any emergency.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

Scouting parties in the neighiorhood of Fair,
fax Court house, report that the farmers have
not killed their hogs on account Of the impossi-
bility Ct obtaining sal. A number of Union
men have pctisioned Gen. Mcdowell to allow
them to obtain a supply in Washington The
rebel soldiers in that ncighborhood are 50 poor
ly provided with clothing that they arc forced
to appropriate the clothing of negroes. Then
horses are also suffering and dying in large
numbers for want of fodder.
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NOTICE
Of hearing upon Military Claims against the
State of Vermont
.NO'TIs..kt

State Of Vermont.
Office is hereby given that the undersigned, Com
~ mssioners, appointed by the Governor OF the state
Of Vermont TO act OF the General Assembly
Of this State entitled An act to ont commissioners
to adjust settle certain claims and accounts for expen
dltures for Military purposes" approved November ~
A. n 1851, will meet at the Court House in Burlington,
in Ckittenden County, the lothday Of December, A.
D. 1851, :or the purpose Of hearing and determining all
claims against this State, accuing prior to November
90 1861, 8. for the costs, charges and expenses Of
enrolling, enllsng, subsisng, clothing, supplying arm
Ing equpp;ug, transporting and paying troops raised
under the authority Of this state or the Governor there
Of to be employed In aiding to suppress the present In
surrecton against the United States"
All persons having claims of the description aore'ad,
against this State allowed two months from the date
OF the first publication Of this notice. within which pre-.
sent their sad claims for allowance, and the undersigned
will hear all ouch claims at the place above nam d. IN the
In which they presented from the day above
! named, until the expiration Of said two months.
ALL CLAM, NOR so PRESENTED, WILL BE BARRED In tr-
der to facilitate the performane of the duties Of the Com
mis- on it is earnestly desired by tie undersgned that
all such claims be presented the day or meeting above
named and claimants will thereby receive their pay
| much sooner than otherwise.
It ordered that this notice be published three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY In the Californian, published at ST. Johns
bury the Vermont Phoenix. published ut Brattlsboro
the Rutland Herald, published at Rutland. the Burling
ton Times, published at Burlington the Green Mountain
Freeman published Montpelier the Bennington Ban
ner, published at Bennington the Middebury Register
published Middebury the st. Adams Messenger pub
iished at St Adams, ami the Vermont Standard, puo
lished at Woodstock.
FE WoOpBRIDGE, : ,,,'.;ans.,
| GEo. A. MERRILL, '
Dated this Goth day Of November, 4. i. 1851.
| dee2t3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
FINANCIAL SCHEM T. .

The Worlds Washington dispatch says thai
to day the Committee Of Ways and Means will
report 10 the House and urge the Immediate pas
sage of bill authorizing The issue of $780,
coo 900 Treasury demand notes to be recciv-
able for all private and public debts 1t is also
intended TO make them legal tender and ex
changeable for six per cent bonds, and extend
the same privilege to al! tic demand notes al
ready authorized.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
IRON KENTUCKY,

A gentleman just arrived from the seat OF
war in Kentucky represents that an early con-
dict between the opposing forces in the Green ri :
er country is unavoidable They are close to
each other, and neither force can we'll be re-
strained from nostlites. Bowling Green is said
to be quite as strongly de(ondrd y fortifcasions
and mounted guns US Manassas.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
HIGH OFFICER ARRESTED.

The Times Washingto dispatch, says it is
stated very positively that q very high officer OF
the army was arrested last light on the charge
of being the medium through which the rebels
have been constantly obtaining important in
formation relative to our military movements
Psomincn. persons here are understood to be
involved IN the same atflir
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS sETTLED UrON.

WAsuINGTON, Jan. 8.
1t seems that definite, though Informal
move for an exchago of prisoners has been in
augurated. The prompt reciprocation in regard
to this matter by tie Southern authorities will
soon be followed by our Government forwarding
another large party for similar return.
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Very Latest by Telegraph {!
4 O'CLOCK 2. M.
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, Jan. 6.
The Herelds special Washington despatch
says. we lave the highest assurances that our
Government apprehends no further difficulty
growing out of the San Jacinto affair. The flu
ture rs regards Great Britain is looked forward
to with NOR: Of satisfaction than apprehension
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
Orange County Mutual.

THE Annual Meeting Of The Orange County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company for the choice Of officers aud the
transaction of any other appropriate business, will be
holden at the 0ce in Chelsea Wedne.day
January 22i, A. D. 1862, at O'CLOCK p. N.
JOHN ". SMITH, Secretary.
Chelsea, Dec 81, 1861 2l4fs3
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NEWS BY MAIL.

augusta. Ga, Jan.9. \ private dispatch
fam Pccotalego the LIST instant, stated that the
Fsaeras attempted an advance from Port Royal
Ferry, out were repulsed By the l4th reg iment
sNorth Carolinsns under Col. Jones. Confede-
rote loss Is killed and wounded. One Yankee
~ taken prisoner, but their loss is not other
vie stated Gen. L,. has informed jeff Davis
hat he Is confident Of his ability to prevent the
Eedcrals advancing on Charleston or Savannah.
Frederick. Nd. Jan Official advices from
Hilliamsport state that detachmcnts of the
1rassa chusetts 18th and Maryland LIST parlicipa-
ia in the roul Of the rebel forces Tuesday,
Dur men buried % IF the enemy and it is sup
pcsed that many afterwards died OF their
Nounds. Our loss, according to private intorma.
ton, was five wounded and none killed.
Baltimore, Jan. 4. Richmond dispatch OF
friday says, private dispatch received yester-
say from Ccntrcvill2, by prominent military
l6cer now in Richmond says that indications
X0irt to Federal attack at an early day on
4 HSansport, and the probability was that SIM
Ultaneous attack would be made on other points
q M the Potomac.
The same paper says the Confederate batteries
Rpled to Fort Pickens, and the firing continued
III day. No vessels were engaged on either SIDE
There is no casualties with us. General Bragg
vas absent. Gen. Anderson was in command.
Bragg returned en- the "a. The Federals did
not renew the attack. and cur guns are silent
& A New Orleans dispatch Of the 2oth ult. says
powder mill opposite that city exploded last
hight. The guard had inspected the premises
only half an hour before. An inccndlary IS
stupposed to have caused the catastrophe.
E Mobile Jan. /. A Confederate steamer 60
ing from Pensacola to the Navy Yard was fired
npon by Fort Pickcns. Bragg's batteries re-
Piled, ana the firing continued at last accounts.
s New York, Jan. 4.-The steamer Cahawbl is
6ttng stables for horses, and will probably car
Icy tie lst Mass. Cavalry to Port Royal
8 Tie Illinois hes sailed for Key West with the
9Oth New York regiment.
@ Baltimore, Jan. 4.-The Union prisoners are
being entertained by the Union Relief Associa-
tion They are expected to 60 TO - ashington
~ his afternoon. Prisoners cay their clothing
and boots are looked upon with longing eyes by
4 the rebels. AS high rs $25 have been offered
d Tor the latter. Coffee WAS sold in Richmond al
81 50 per pound
& Detroit, Mich, Jan. 4.-Tne Republican
NJ caucus at Lansing last night unanimousy nom
u mated Jacob NJ. Howard for Senator in place
NSoi Bingham, deceased.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
GE ". FREMONT.

Gen. Fremont will appear before the investi-
eating Committee on the conduct of the war
to morrow. His friends sly he will produce
papers seriously compromising persons connect
lie with the Government.
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An order vas issued on Saturday for all the
Regiments now in New England to report to
Gen. Butler, at Boston, who will mcdiately
order their inspection.
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Apprentice Wanted !

LAD somr sixteen or igeen years OF age OF steady
~ industrious habits and having good common school
educat3n Is wanted Immediately apprentice at the
FREEMAN PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
MONTPELIER. VI
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NOTICE,

THIS sto certify that have sold 10 Edwin =.
Lamb his time during the mainder Of his min ority,
and shall claim Of his earnings pay any debts
of his contr acting after this date. SAMUEL LAMB.
Attest, RuyUs RICHARDSON.
Braintree, Dec. :, 1861. fws'
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CO-pai tnership Dissolved.

THE partnership heretofore existing between X. W
L Howe and j. sawyer, both OF Northfeid, under the
same aud style e Howe Sawyer II this day dissolved
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06
Notice,

THIS Is to certify that have this day gyen my sons,
[ Joseph T.. Sergeant and Truman II. Sergeant, their
time during the remain OF their minority and shalt
claim Of their earnings pay debts OF the r
contracting after this date. -
JOSEPH sARG&AST.
Attest, l.. SARoEANT.
Hancock, Dec. -, 156l.
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Among the list OF the Union prisoners recent
DIV returned ty the rebels, we find the followin:
pamcs Of Fermontcrs -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-09
AFTERNOON

The Convention was called tn order by the
President, who announced the first business in
order to be the completion Of the report Of the
districts with regard 20 The State C<nras Com
mittee. in accordance with Mr.. fciti's motion IN
the morning. All the districts had been heard
from out tile Sixth.
The Sixth district being ready. the report from
the several districts was unanimously approved,
nominating the following
STATE CENTRAL coxAIITfk-
First District -James D. Williams. Of Knox
Second Dissrict-M- c. Kerr. Of Fioyd.
Thru Dsstrict.--M. W. Shields. Of Jackson.
Fourth D<tricf.--Geo Hibbez. of Rash
Fiiih D'striet.-EduiuDd johnson. OF Hesuy-
Sixth Dislrici.--J. ]. Bingham, Geo Nc0aat.
Of Marion
Seventh Dstrcr--Thos. Dowiing. OF Vieo-
Eighth D.strict--R = Hastings. Of TiIp.
Ninth Dissrict---.I. A Taylor. OF Case
Tenth Disuicts--S. W. SProtf. OF Dskslb.
Heyenth District i r Conroth. Of Huf'a