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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

Our d-sFa,ehcs today, give US DO hl.-. Gle
unpleasant news ;h4. tie Union iyr,-s could
not make Roadway 10 their a,.cu1, g. carry
The rebel intrenci ments on tie heights oi
Frsd.ricksbarsh and tor their safety Lad
to return to the rl..h Of the BaTp- aun-ez.
Possibly the risk Of losing the bridges by
the rise Of water had an influence Cd the
decision. Whether the return was attended
with loss we are not told. L, could hardly
be otherwise. Cur losses by the battles Of
Friday and Saturday were severe, ans we
must have the lists Of killed and Wounds in
our Vermont regiments much eulars. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

We 500 our u-.sd555 oi tae Sl1-s keeps
l7 81. hauu.7i-- about the removal Of Gs1.
NeCis.lln. Il, says it diI originally tl.ak
highly Of Gen. Ilillsck asa man q s-Is
nor military SID ana genera administrative
ability. ana having ..the reputation .i t-.as
o. -auuch Democrat in times past, DIS aT-
r..u.me1tl The c.ma41l a. tas Wet.
..v-s generally welcomed as D. i--.-.--- -al
weu-umel" oac Bur be proved 90 b. very
slow-anI BEN. -1. che SHaasI c.a-.- r- De
has d. right 60 find hu,. with tha -,.vu S.
If anybody else. Bat .na.muc' -s en-.
HaUect ordered Cen Mcclellan &. c4c
away from the banks a, the james River. 70
save the army from destruction and IN lis
rlslness and sell c1ndlenee sv-r-r1.. D the
iud-me mt OF q man Of such superior genius
and skill, >" be (G-n. laileek) is 81 -l.l-
responsible Tor stie disasters Of the armies
in V..-i1il, AM OF the Potomac l--; Ag-
gust" The SsH'md is constrained TO t4-
Iieve shat the removal was i1r p1li.icllaal
not for military reasons" and +, feds very
sad. The Ssutirsl will find before long, chat
the sensation business about Gen. McC, an
has been oyarl5ne, and is a3 1usr rss-
nerauve.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19
approved November 80, lse2
No. 45.-AA ACT making provision fer tie sap
port Of the Government.

j Is hTety eHacfod, &c.
sec. !. A tax Of eighty cents on the dollar Is
hereby assessed the list Of the polls ard rate
able estate Of the inhabtsuts Of this state for the
year ore thousand eight hundred and sixty two,
to be paid into the Treasury by the first day Of
June next, in money, certificates or notes issu ed
BY the Treasurer, or orders drawn on the Treas
urer, BY authority OF law.
Sec. ,. The sun Of ninety thousand dollars is
appropriated Tor the purpose Of paying the de-
benture Of the Lieut.. Governor, the Senate and
House Of Representatives, the contingent expenses
Of the General Assembly, and such salarie. as are
provided By law, and such sums as are directed to
be paid by the Treasurer by special acts Of the
Legislature.
Sec. ,. The sum Of one hundred and thirty
thousand dollars is appropriated for the purpose
Of paying sueh demands against the State as NAV
be allowed by the Auditor Of Accounts, and such
drafts as may be drawn by the County Clerks as
provided by law.
See. 4. The sum OF ninety thousand dollars is
appropriated for the purpose Of paying the inter
est upon the bonds and debt Of the State.
Sec. >. The sum Of fifteen thousand dallars is
appropriated to pay such warrants as may be
drawn to pay the contingent and incidental expen-
ses in the executive and treasury department.
Sec. G. The sum Of four hundred thou sand
dollars is appropriated 70 pay such expenses as
may be injured under the militia law.
sec. Z. The treasurer of the state is hereby
authorized TO borrow sum not exceeding four
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the pur-
pose Of defraying the expenses Of the Govern
ment and paying such appropriations as are or
may be made.
Sec. s. Instead Of the credit me ntioned in
section ffty-seven Of chapter sixhty-one Of the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

Tie Nea1 temperature g the -.-t-. 90
vlisl iss= bel.T i,z average t- -l- base an.
y-a-s The t5e---ns-e- va= a5-d--, ..1-l en-
the =, aaIIlra U1-J sz Gle Ills range 30 g..
lie extremes 81 die Barometer were ll 50 inches
GO 4 81. -0.l. al $500 .z.l-z --. 81 n
tie 1ls -lz-s -..- i---.ss -sz- -...4- inches.
au-al-of raia AMI melted =--v g. il.les. s-s~
j. inches. vL--l mostly s-II IN The 1-aslsI s.1-=
O.. the sh AID 9th. Ayz-lzs -l-E--s O.
month s with 40 al-I.--=- day.
SEPTEMBER. Isl-.
N-.a ,e1q5-ltu-a e: he -s-.l, $3.50. I'LL.
tls-4eae.es vas Lisls.. ,-- - OBJ the 5.z. love
as. .1S7) tie l1-h, range SEE. Tie b1-ructs-
rose gc.l5 inches % &. y. she l4-l. sa5 fs..
90 -3.-, inches OF 9 a. II. tie Il.a. Range -
iacl.s; mean q. us i1--es. D5p,h Of rlil IS
i7eles Average ll.ul.-.sz g. Very =l-at -rs.
otse-r-l on i.r s51l-l tls morning q the -5.a.
oCCoBER, 1852.
Mean temperature So 1856 hisaez. t,l- ,as
s.i; loves. go 3 the -l.l,-salss .. .l--uo-
meter 5l7. Extremes .. .ae barometer, --.s3
ilctez the 2sth, q. A. n, AMI l-as i-.ass a.
2P. ". the 22ii range l.oI i1ehesi mean ...5s;
inches. Total fall Of Rain 5.,4 inches. average
clouii1sss s.
REDEMPTION It P5sTAGz S-ANFs.-We --aF
attention 70 the Official notice Of the rsd-u1-
tion at The Post Office IN this place. of s.i.-
postage stamps, which have been us-i a.
currency Il will be for the intsras; Of al
who have them, TO give attention On the con.
ditions under which the redemption vii
take place. Especially is /, well Tor each ous
to notice that the redemption must De efacs'
ed within a limited ume-4ud If after ths
expiration Of that time, person has sucl
soilel stamps in his p7ss5ssion. he must sz-
uact % be the loser.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE.
NOVEMBER 1854

BY FEaF. UC'K. PETTY.
L-cALIrY. University q Nsrmo nt-Lat- 80 81
Long 80 l5'i Elevation above -i---va-er 30 r
above Lake ClauplaiE - feet
Hours CF OBsEEvA rI1v--7 AN q Pm, 3 4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19
VERMONT ITEMS.


William Foster, of Fayetteville, man
about 20 years of age, a worthy and much
respected citiz n was instantly killed on
Monday the Seh, by falling from the door
step Of his house.
Alonzo Whittier of Bristol. met with an
I accident on the 25th, which resulted IN his
| death As be was driving down hill IN
Lincoln with an unbound lUad of lumber,
the Lumber slid forward. the horses ran, and
Whittier was thrown of and the wheels
passed over his chest, injuring him 50 badly
that he died in three hours.
A blacksmith shop in Pa inesyille, owned
by II. Barber, Eq., was burned on Thurs
DAY evening OF last week.
Anothcr snowy owl, besides the two recent
" sent {, the State Cabinet. has been cap
turei in Vermont This owl was not KILLED,
but wounded in the wing and is now in pos
session Of VIM. II. Alexander Of Brlttle.
bjro, and rec vering from its wound.
On saturday the l2;h. Frederick H. Fales
OF Montpelier. was caught in the machinery
at wrder's Mills. -n4 very riousiy, though
ls is hoped not fatally. injured.
STE FOR 4 CHURCH The Trustees Of the
Third Congregational SJeiety in this place,
have purchased as site fer their Church
building. the llt formerly called the clown
lt." corner Of College and Union streets /
The lot contains very nearly an |
acre. and when properly filed in, will brius |
the bsse Of ,Le proposed building Up to that |
Of ,ae rev school house. corner Of Main and /
Union streets The location viii be cou7-n-
lent of access, and when Union street Is
opened O. Maiden Lane, g. it doubtless
will hs before long, il Will be as much 30 to
a.. population in all directions as that Of /
any church in town. a good building there
viii be au ornament to the town. The lot
WIS obtained for the SJciety Of Hon. LEVI
U>DlsaooD, purity by purchase AMI partly
by donation from aim.
Con-. SAWYER RESTORED "A Dispatch re-
cs.l 10 MONTPELIER. Sturdy, from Col.
sawyer. auu.locel that b. lad '.bssu re-
scored to bis ,5mm4u5 a- Colonel of the l-t
Vernon. Cavalry"
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TO OUR SUISSE aIBERs.


In consequence Of the very great rise
in price of Paper and Ink, We are COM
PEELED to raise the price The FREE
Pass.
On and after Monday December lst.,
our terms Will be as follows:
DAILY FREE PRESS,
Six dollars per year iH adrUa7e. For
shorter periods in proportion. For sin
gle copies three cents.
WEEKLY FREE PRESS,
Two dollars per year. If paid absolute
ly IL afs4pcs sI,7j. Single copies five
cents
We make this advance -olely because
we are compelled to do so, to escape
actual pecuniary loss, and the advance
named is barely sufficient to cover the
increased cost Of material.
GEO. ". 4 G. C. BENEDICT,
Editors and Publishers.
Burlington, Vt, Nov. ..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

SuED STAMPS The PJs; Ofiees in Mas
slcLusltts, chosen by the Government as
those At which soiled pos.-ofice stamps will
%. O.. leemed are those Of Boston, Worcester,
J. ." !, New Bedford, Salem and Springfield.
lac places selected in Maine are Portland
and Augusta.
Tn Sc in New Hampshire are Concord
and Portsmouth
Providence Is selected in Rhode Island.
In Connecticut, Hartford and New Haven.
In Vermont, Burlington and Montpelier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

The War Department has ordered Lieut..
Avery B Cain, Of the 18th Z. S Infantry, to
report 10 Col. LOOMS, at + TT Columbus.
New York harbJr. From thence he has been
ordered on recruiting service in Vermont.
His Office is now in Bufiam's block over the
CoiTifr Office, IN this place -RuianG Cotsr-
iOr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

il The res-orati,n Of the Union IS possible. Il.
c.l tlss place only under Jefferson Davis. not
u-ier Lilc1'ui AM % this chance some portion
t ilo Dem c-a-s have evidently turned their
eyes.
Ias Is sentence from an article in the
o-'9a-r u-m5sr Of the Eiir5ulsh Review On
the American Revolution" as it dcuomi-
mates the present Rebellion. The article is
one Of those charming ones on our country
Sd common nowadays in the English period
i,lls.
oae Of the 10Th Regiment, writing 70 the
Bellows Falls Inns, Dec. u, says:
Oar regiment has been remarkably heaIthy-zot
having lost man by disease or accident since
leaving Vermont. Company has but one nan
10 -he Fital-Dickins0n from Weathersfsld. He
has had br-in fever, hut is now c7uvalsscsnt.
One nan from our company has been discharged
from the seryce-a Norwich nan named Slack.
lie was suffering with p.eurisy in the side and
the surgeon aid be could not recover with army
treatment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

No IAN ACT in addition 70 ssn Act 10
provide tor the adoption Of pers aud changes
Of names, approved, November 30, 1858.
j. IS hysbV mated &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

TIE Ca4ulliias General. up.a tls l1d.1- o.
the Board d.. I.lll-y ur1l the c.1-le. oi t--
Seventh .e-.ull- ter- DO Volunteer. at the
battle Of Baton Rouge leans t1a- be- was lai
into mistake by the --.ai rsP.r.s Of ,alt -,-i %
as o. the loss by .-at regiment IF Bee c5l5r-i t.
proving g. have been che emp c1i-- .et- b. camp.
and l.t che re-'le1aI color. that was Brought
"a Che fliI ty tLe Masslchu.s-,s Battery.
Ee therefore has pleasure ID ordering Gle
-a-iue1tal e. % o. be- restored Oh the regiment
r.. doubling t-l. 20 uil i1 Be- next a-.iru. cam
-1- i.s.ll a position cal rlls. which wiz ta e.
credit o. -,s-.t i-s state al- autry.
by csu1l1I &c IA-. Gas. Erres.
aE.. r.. -r- &c.. g. a Gen l1i CHIEF .i --sF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

ts-4L AecpNr The death Of Clarence
c. y. sorry of Milton, noticed under cur
obituary head, was caused by bis being
caught hy O. wheel while be was eale-rlrin.
8. fix i-.t 10 % sli-.-mU lie was carried
around us moments before assistance could
b. rendered. ana when removed lie Was ez-
t.-c.
LuJT. A. Il. BENEDICT, Of the 4th r5-u
lars, was dangerously wounded in the battle
az Fred ricssbur-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

Con-. SAWYER RESTORED "A dispatch re-
c.ls.l 90 MonValier, Sturdy, from Col.
Sawyer, luu.lac,l ta4. Dr. had ''bsen re-
stored to bis command a- Colonel of the ls,
Y1ml.. Cavalry
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

the claims Of such volunteers as shall have been
mustered out of service for disability aeeruing
after their enlistment. and such as shall have died
before being mustered into service.
sec. 3 The Auditor of Accounts shall draw hi,
order the Treasurer for such sums as he shall
allow, end the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the same.
sec 4. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved, November %, 1862.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

No. l3.-AN ACT in addition to chapter twenty
three Of the Compiled Statutes, in relation to
Highways and Bridges.
Y As her,by easofed &c.
Sec. The selectmen Of the several towns in
this State are hereby authorized and empowered
to construct suitable watering troughs by the the
roadside for the accom- notation Of the travelling
public, and supply the same with water whenever
expedient, not to exceed one in each ghrAy
district in saii towns, aud where the first cost Of
erection and supply shall not exceed five dollars,
and the future cost shall not exceed three dollars
annually FIR each and every trough 50 erected.
Sec. 2 The said selectmen, or the several high
way surveyors, acting under ID cir authority, may
contract for the erection and maintenance Of said
troughs with suitable person in each district
who shall receive a compensation, a remission Of
S certain amount Of his or her highway tax; not
exceeding in amount the sum Of five dollars as the
COS, o. erection, and three dollars snnu lily there,
after for the support Of each and every trough 50
erected.
Approved. Oetobsr % 1852.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

No. IAN ACT in addition to chapter sixty
seven Of the Compiled Statutes.
His h,r,bu ,naefeg Ac
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

See. /. .-fter the fling Of libel for divorce,
the court in which the same shall he peLding may,
On application Of either party, make such order
ard decree in regard to temporary s.imouy and
funds to maintain the litigation during the pen
dency Of such libel, as to the court snail seem
Just.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

No. I6.-AN ACT relating 70 Jurisdiction Of Jus.
tees OF The Pence, 10 actions wherein Fire
Insurance Company is party.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

See /. ne persons hereinafter nalel. sure
ties Of the late state Treasur r. Henry ". Bates
On lis oflcial bonds, are hereby discharged from
all liability OF said bonds, or any q them, on
condition Of payment 10 tie treasurer Of the
state the sums annexed 20 their names respective
", % wit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

No. Dan ACT for tue relief Of idc suretios IF
;he late Stlte Treasurer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

ed and oqGired 10 record such advertisements and
make oeru6cate Of he due publication thereof
and record all snch warrants, rate bills lists ti
lands sold, and any other n alter or thing which
may !ef, with bin for record as Aforesaid. and
may receive redemption for lands sold. 10 case the
Collector shall die remove from the Town where
be resided At the time Of ing suct sale ami the
record OF such Town clerk and his certifs4ts OF
Pu ieation, and his certified copies OF record,
shall have the same force and effect a. il made by
Town Clerks Of organized Towns, pursuant TO th :
laws regulating the collection Of taxes tberein-
Sec o. The commissioners appointed by virtue
OF this act shall have the same poser to abate 4ny
tax in the hands Of the Collector IN the County in
which be resides, for c-llection as the c val
thorIty have in Towns to abste taxes and 70 issue
a certificate Of such abatement to the uditor Of
Accounts who shall draw orders on the state
Treasurer for the amount o. such Attachments,
which orders shall be receivable by be treasurer
from the Collector for the amour Of surh taxes.
Sec. 6. The commissioners appoiaied by virtue
OF tsis cuapter IActl hail receive for their ser
vices, two dollars and fifty cents per DAY, aud the
Collectors shall receive i've per cent for the col
lection of State taxes, and the AUDITOR Of
Is hereby authorized % draw orders On the treas
rry 10 pay the same.
Approved, December !, 1852.
No ban ACT appointing 8 Collector Of Taxes
against the inhAb. tauts of the old Town OF Strr-
ling.
Il Is hrsbs eaaeisd, a..
Sec !. Oren Lyman, Of Morristown, ishereby
authorized and directed 10 levy aud collect any
and all taxes that may te assessed On the Grand
List Of the Inhabitants and territory walca Woul
now he the Town Of Sterling, If the sane had
not been annexed 10 the Town. Of J. husln, Nor
risiuEn and - We, sid assessments icing made By
virtue Of az act approved November taenty frs,
eighteen hundred and fifty lime, aud the SAID Ly-
man sail pay the amount C lieeted 70 the Treas
urer u tie Town OF MOrTistOwn. On OF before the
frs; day Of June, 4. b. lst3. who shall pay The
came upon the debts due from the said Town o.
Sterling, In accordance with the aforesaid act ami
the act 10 which that Is al amendment, aud the
said Lyman shall! have all the power IN collecting
SAID tax and be subject TO same Liabilities thar
he would If said GoEn had never been annexed. as
aforesaid, and he The legally elected first L.
stable Thereof And SAID collector shall be entitled
to Eve per cent for collecting said tax
sec. 2 All acts and parts If ac-s inconsistent
with the provisions Of his &C; hereby repealed
sec. 3. Ilis act shat! taks effect from IL pass
age.
Approved December /, IS g.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19
No. 3s.-AN ACT to aathoriss towns to rails
money to pay Volunteers.


money to pay Volunteers.
Is IeTs5y enasfsd &C.:
>ec. l. any town at a town meeting legally
warned and holden, may grant and vote snct sums
Of mOneE as they may judge best, to be paid to
those persons who haveor may hereafter volunte r
from said town TO serve in the volunteer or militia
Regiments or Companies Of this state in
the service Of tie United States; or for
the purpose Of paying any debts, contracted by
the selecimen Of such town to pay any bounty to
such volunteers, agreeaby to ary previous vote
Of such town; for the purpose of deiraying
the expense and amount Of bounties 20 such vol
nuteers, which boHnties may have been paid to
such volunteers by private subscription or from
private means.
sec, >. No money 'yable received under
the provisions Of this .et shall be subject 10 the
trustee process.
Sec. 3. Tai. act shall take effect from liz pas
sage
approved O-.-ylr -. 1852.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

Sec. J. a Justice Of the Peace shall no: be
disqualiaci 10 take jurisdiction Of any cause by
reason OF his being member Of any Mutual Fire
Ilsgrauce Company, inc rpOTaied within this STATE
although such Company be a party in such
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-19

William Foster, of Fayetteville, a man
about 20 years of age, worthy and much
respected citiz was instantly killed on
Monday the Seh, by falling from the door
stem of his house
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-15
Tar Rep,6iisan, speaking Of NJ Wilson


TIE Rep,ibiican, speaking Of N Wilson
as recruiting officer says:
eve know of no young man so we'll
adapted for the recruiting service aud, what
is encouraging he has gone right into the
ranks of the men who were 80 captivated
and led astray by DR. HAKEs and the ''Peace
Meeting" gentry, and takes them right
alorg. These men-and among them are
our friends Capt GEo. w. UrT and r. j
MILLARD, began to realize that The position
of s-Hakes & Co." was uniensble, ,unpatrot-
ic and treasonable !; iha. it was not s'OLD
ABE but JEFF. DAVIS, who was the traitor,
and that the Government was right and
should be sustained With this conviction
they have resolved to pay no further heed
10 The disloyal advice Of the JEFF Davis
Reserves but 10 embark in the contest
and have hand in putting down this wick
ed rebellion
This notice might have been commenced
for the purpose OF complinneuting Lieut..
Wilson, but before the writer got through
with it he saw fit TO misrepresent tour
friends, Captains ]. R. Millard and George
w. Utt.' I, will be remembered that these
two young gentlemen figured last campaign
with the military cup the creek" each be-
ing Captain of company, which organiza-
iions received such conspicuous notice
through the Neto York Tiibune by one John
Staley who was troubled SO much with
dreams, irumasining that he saw men arm
ed with old Sy'hes, Forks and Pruning Hooks.
These men sup the creek" were misrep-
resented last fall, by lot of crazy aboliionists
and riekety old loomen and still DR.. John is
not content with what vituperation and
abuse they then received, but on the eve o
a goodly number of them, with the i've
gentlemen above mentioned, starting fol
the seat of war, he must cap the climax by
turning another s,op-cock attached 10 his
paragraph The principles and sympaihie;
| OF these men are the same to-day as they
were when Hakes s. Co were making
/ speeches in this county they were then ad
vocaies of the Uuion and the Constitution
and sill are, call them " JEFF DaUis' Re
series" or what you please. They needed
/ no sconvic;ionD as the 'adgices oil the dis
/ loyal Reserves were always Tor the right
! the unbroken Union oil these States and the
Constitution as TrI This was the doctrin
advocated by these men who were SANDER
/ ed and abused by john SrALEY, Republican
/ g. &c. They were DEMOCRATS, and arr
fighting our battles Where are the de
scendauis of the Tories of The Revolution
to~day, are they on the bloody plains anc
hills along The Potomac ? This question
needs no answer here, il has already beer
answered. And as for HaKes & Co, W.
have but word to say, aud tha, is: if lhe
doctrine was "lreasonable," why did yor
loyal Republicans not have them arrested
at once and sent 10 Fou Warren, where
Mason ana SLlDELL wefe Now, one thing
is certain. if The Republicans are propei
judges, the doctrine was moi ''treasonabie'' ol
else the loyal Republicans are towards and
scoundrels.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-15
Fravers Jurors for Feb. 'Ge,

Bloom-AGdrew S. Crossley, Martin K lp-
err, Leouard B. Rupert, Joseph Nea ,er,
William Bowman
Beaver-Coprad Erwine, Moses Schlicler.
Briarereek-A B. Pearce
Csuawissa-John N aHz, John Ritter.
Centfe-James Warden.
Conyngham-W iIlam Rohrback.
Franklin-Jeremiah 5. Fahrinoer, VIII am
Mensch.
Greenw ood--Samuel Bogau, Jacob Eglns.
Hemock-James Emmi,t, Levi Wright
Jackson-M Michag Remedy.
Loeust-Peter Helwig, William Go0du an,
Samne Adams.
Mane-Michae Grnver.
Miflin--John Heller. John Nasteler.
Nj. Pleasanl-Jacob Goho, Erie lkler.
Mad dison-Conrad Kramer
orange-lsaac Yocum, James Hartman
Pine-Georse Weihver
Scol-Jsmes Lake, Cha rles Fowler, SAT muv
eli Hagenbueh.
Sugarloa i-Wiliam mosiellar, Josiah ritz