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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE E,
N. E. corner 9TH & Chestnut Sts.,


PHILADELPHIA.
THIS INSTITUTION,
Which was fsrABLIaHRD in 1884 and Ia consequently
ln the eighteenth year Of its sxSnce numbers among
its graduates hundreds Of the most successful MerehAnta
and Business Men Of cur Country
THE OBJECT
OF the Institution Is solely to afford young men fsesa
for thorough preparation for buslneas.
the BRANCHES TAUGHT
Are BOaE KEEPiRG rs applicable TO the various depart
msnts trade PESNANsHip both plain and ornamental
COMMERCIAL Law, MATHEMATICS, NAvIdAToN, CIVIL EA0i
NgEElNd DRAWING, PRORouRPHY, and MoDEHN LANauAdBs
THE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION
Ii PECULIAR classes set lessons made use Of but
each student Is taught individually that he may COM
mencs at any time and attend at whatever hours are
most convenient.
CATALOGUES
Are Issued annually after the 10th of April containing
Of the students for the year, and full particulars
TERMS &c. aud may be obtained at any time by address,
ng the Principal
IN EXTENSIVE ACCOMMo oDATI0N,
Wit spread reputation and the lengthy experience Of he
Principal this Institution oilers facilities superior to any
other in the country, for young wishing to prepare
for business and to obtain at the same time DIPLOMA
Uhfc giH pf0p' recommendation for them to any msr
camille House
e. CRIrrENpKNa Series Of TFeatses Book KEEPING,
now widely circulated than any other work on hs
subject, are for sale at tho College.
s. HODGES CRITTENDEN,
AHorHey.at Lcip,
PRINCIPAL.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the de-
cseI must present the duly attesed to the Ex
ntor on or before 26th day OF April 1868 abide
' $50 p. REILLY, Executor.
NNil,ninginn April 20th. ls62-[may l3.-2m.l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOOKs,
PRESERVE THE HAIR
oWNE1Es, HRnTANUC HAIR T0yHd

BTNT NE5F EbU - w y NJ = -
Rad the testimony Of g. c. ALLEN, we'll known every
where as dispenser Razor Powder c 30 to him aud
he Will tell you all about II. - -
A WILMiEaroS, DEL, January Goth 1852
70 the a6iie'ed-Ihe Great Balm ef Gilsad.
This 10 10 certify that my wife for about riaietn years
past has lost greater portion Of her hair and had De-
ome almost entirely bald Aud In order To restore II,
gpsnt vast amount Of money various remedies to ro
peush the hair but finding that all the publications ~
darent pApfrs throughout the country IN reieenea 10
resurng he hair proved ute aud Of no account after
far trial thought last rosort that would try sNMa
Horlc HAIR T0sio and after using two hotlea the Daid
norton Of her head ia entirely covered with hair from hix
" s'kn' '"''''' ''"e - L. c. ALLEN.
Mem oastLs Counfy, ss. The State Of DelaWdre.
ma II remembered that on the 10Th of January, A.
1897 personally came before the subscriber Edmund
Allan who being duly sworn, saith that the statement
made 10 the above certificate and by him subscribed Ii
trus sworn and subscribed AT the city Of Wilmington
Ns"'' ~ ABRAHAM srAATs
Justice OF the peace
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
For Philadelphia at $50 A. M

For PnllauelPAAa oU Wv - ~
,-sss.s,. ON and alter MONDAY
,sa2tS}A " April 14th, 1862, the
q III STEAMBOAT ZEPHYR will
ef.Fi75791 l5l<iffS<~ run s fsll0wa;
|f.Iu Leave Wilmington from
ksss8szEa King Street Wharf, at 6.a0
and Chester at 7.40, A. N. =,
Leave Philad'a from Chestnut street MnAfi At y u.
stopping Marcus Hook and Chester ataoout an houf
after the time named, each way. - -,
Fare between Philadelphia wilmington - cents.
Return trip tickets, eo oentls
Fare between Wilmington and Onester OF hook'
Return trip tickets, -, p p cent? .s
a Return trip tickets are good only LOT the oAY thss
are dated.
F1z-Breakfast provided on board.
Freight taken the usual low rates shippers are 70
qusted their goods sent to Chestnut street Whart
by or before P. NJ to insure their coming down same
day. and receipts with each load Of goods as all
goods not receipted for will be at owners risk Slip re-
cept be procured at the office at wilmington or Pha
deDhla.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
Pine Wood.

n SG.w. BUSH are now landing cargo Of superior
u Pine Wood which they offer for sale at the lowest
Market price. hy=S'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOnrHenets,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumptfon, and for the Relief
of COnBumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
fhls remedy so universally known to Furpass any
other for tho cure Of throat and lung complaints that il
Is useless here publish the evidence Of its virtues IT'S
undyaed excellence for coughs and colds, and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made u
known throughout tue civilized nations Of the earth
Few are the communities. even families, among them
who have not personal experience Of it, effects
some living trophy their midst Of its victory over the
A ali Know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, Hd
"A they know too the effects OF this remedy We need hnt
do more than to them that has now AL The Ni
tues that il did have when making the cures which have
won 50 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind. -
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
sold Inv = pRiNGHURsT 4 Co.. H. BRINGHURsT
" us ,sa,,,,riar, my3lIy
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STATE OF DELAWARE, In the Court Of chancery In
NEW CASTLE County, S. S. and for said County
John L. Russell, and David 7. Craig,
aud william Tatnalli et. al.
Thomas Thatcher and Mary Ann his wife, ct. al


Thomas Thatcher and Mary Ann his wife, ct al
s And now to wit this 2sh day Of February A. D. 1852
ON motion Of Compalnants Solicitor and ahdAyit Of
Levi b. Moore sher filed, that the said Thomas Thatcher
and Mary Ann his wife Edward A. Parrish, Woodbinr
Parrish, Martha DisheT, Miller anu uathAIlhe M
V,ies Gideon Hawkins James A. Morgan and Sarah Ann
hs Wife James snead and Tamar his wife, Lucy Hawkins
and James Magahy do reside out OF the State Of Delaware
Is ordered by the Chancellor, that the said Thomas
Thatcher and Mary Ann his WIFE, Edward A. Parrish
Meantime Parrish Martha Risher, Miller and Catha-
rne his wife Gideon Hawkins, James a. Morgan and
sarah Ann his wife, James Snead and Tamar his VILE
urv Hawkins and james Megahy do appear in this Court
on Monday the LIST day Of September A. D. 1861 or the
said Bill be taken pro ooniesso ,,.
Of this Older be published in the Delaware STATE journal
n newspsper published In the City Of Wilmington, once
sk for AZ successive weeks after the rst puhhcauon
before the next Of this Court aud that copy q su
orsr shall for like period of time be posted up IN nv
efee Of the Register In Chancery for New Castle County
and also al the Court House door Of said County.
! - In testimony whereof, have set my hand and
6is afxed the seal Of the said Court a. New Castle
! lkE'ss1 this seventh day Of April A, D; iSbz,
/ sn1g6w Register in Chancefy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01

c,EyERAI sums from $500 to $40 600 be loaned on
. good Real Estate security. Any person having money
~ ~ WIN McCAULLEY,
ans coo Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
FOR SALE.

TWO VALUABLE YOUNG HORSES,
- FOUR and FIVE YEARS OLD. Two fresh
-r-.fi3~ COWS aud ONE YOKE OF WORKING
SSK--A .'N' j. A. BROWN
~SS4 On Nweport Turnpike.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01

The Delaware Home for Insane
INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED BY THE LIZ
GIsLATURE OF DELAWARE,
rs nna oman and filling up with boarders. RAving
Msnacs and ncurnble cases are not wanted but only
such aa there Is to hope eau De maar nee' ny
Kind and iudicous treatment. Charges moderate
h',,, nv 9s.tf l. A. BROWN Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
volunteer Recruiting Service.

cELF-ADJusTIN0 CLOTHES WRINGER.-Thls is An
. improyement over all Wringng Machines. Call and
.es il At WIN II. BILLANY cos,
$. 4. corner Second and Market SITS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01

A very Valuable Farm for Sale,
e,uate near Delaware City in New Castle County eon.
. tAinng 100 acres less about II aereH upland
and 225 acres embAnked meadow. The buildings are
modeate but the land Ia susceptible of very high sae
It is ln Of the best neighbo hoods ~
Inc county aud will be sold very low, with eonsderaole
part Of the money 10 remain lien on 1t II de-
sirabls il would divide Into . or farms. Apply 10
WILLIAM MeCAuLLEY,
oeui COO Market Street. Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
EnR RENT.
MONHY WANTED.

denee an Market Street will be rented on reasonab
terms il application be made soon. - ,
' mv.2G-tf. Apply At, No. oOs KING STREET
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
sherif,s Sale.


nv vrtue of writ of LevRri fAeas to me directed VIII
b be exposed public SALE at the hotel Of John roster
IL the rity of Wmington New Castle county ~ ths
state of delaware on SATURDAY, the 9th day Oi JuLt
next 1862 at o'clock P. NJ, the following described
All that certain tract or lot of land, situate in Chris
sns Hundred New Castle county and State Of Delaware
and particulariy bounded and described as follows TO
wit: - -, . s.r,, to,aa
~ tbe outherly side Of McDonough street, IN Washing
Ion village thirtysix feet west OF tho property o mis
,insop and running thence by the SAID hlur ol NE
-, nph straet south hiry-HN and hall degrees eaht
-, -, six feet TO the land Of Mrs. Robinson aforesaid
S tbarsby south ny.three and half degrees west
~ tre l. nd Of Nelson Cleand; thence therepy north
t,.sap en- and quarter degrees west thriyhlN zoe. 10
% ar a nd thence north hty-three and nall degrees
49, hty tx feet and thtee Inches to the place oi ne
cunning, con tanning three thuusaAu Nnu 'A'
s,,uare i ,at more or less. . - rti..
'ad and taken execution as the property y hllAA
, Weuowell surviving mortgager, anu MARX feurleNi
h5nstr aor Of James Mcdowell, deceased, anu teife
tenAnts and TO De 1Ou LEVI b. MOORE Sheriff
shernls obVee, New Castle, June H. iss2-le2O'ts.
,1pI,tE CHESTER COUNTY CLOVER SEED, new crop
In store anu 'O' '' &. A. RODNEY, 2O4 Market St.
| 5.IFISToN DARLIN0's Grass and Grain seytheF, hu
| N hrsais Cradles aud seythe Poles, Hay hAkes hAl
Forks, 6c., &e. For sale cheap py " Rtt.IANy6co
s. E. corner Second and Market sts
ITTAl'ER COOLERS ICE ppSs4svTE6 GRE4s FREEzEKs
" nv II u bv FLINN JACKSON,
Eot neSS' House Furnishing Store
80, 2l9 Market street
CRINsl Jaws PILLS FOR DYsENTERyy g1s y:.,, s.,..+
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simms, botanic Hair Tonic.

Slmms' Botanic lhair rome:
This extraordinary preparation has proved beyond al
doubt the ouy remedy that will cause the hair to grow
again where ii has fallen OIL OF become thin IL cures
itehy humors scalp diseases removes dandtuii ahd a
other impedments to a healthy head OF halr Sold lh 4
al bottles at 20 cents and pint bottles at 81.
DIR. J. sIhMS SON,
Sole Manufacturers, Fourth and King SITS,
Wilmington, bel
Rold nv d. r. BURTON and COwGILL a son, Dover
- naaIars avarvwhere feh7.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
A Small Farm of 25 or 80 Acres
for Sale or Rent,

cIITUATE in Brandywine Hundred about miles from
y Wilmington with two stone Dwellings, Barn, stable,
and large chicken boufej is suitable for truck and
poultry farm; healthy aud we'll watered Enquire Of
''' WIN. MeCAULLEY,
noyoG COG Market street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.

fN and after MONDAY, May 12lh, 1852 Trains for the
" accommodation Of Passengers will run aa felsNa
until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
FOR RENT.

A LARGE and convenient Dwelling House, on Market
Street No. sl5 between sth and 9Th streets Viii Dc
Anniv Ia WM. McCAULLEY
nayb No. 6O6 Market Street
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IN CHANCERY.
GEsA

Abstract Of further sum-
mons on petition for parii-
tion, filed August goth, A.
d. 1855, for the partition
of the following described
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01

DRY GOODS
CARPETINGS
CHEAP.
We offer the balance Of our Fall and Winter
| Stock Of DRY Goods, Furs. &c'' at re-
duced prices tor CASH to close before the season
| ia over Persons in want may depend on gettng
| somp decidedly CHEAP GOODS, aa we prefer
disposing of many kiuds of merchandise All
COST, and EVEN LESS THAN COST, than to
carry them to another season. we invite an
examination
NEW SPRING GOODS
ICARPETINGS. IC
We are now receiving NEW GOODS adapted
to the present and approaching season w'nen we
desire TO sell as low as the present times hnu
prices will permit. We also offer goou nsHort-
ment Of CARPETS, consisting OF
}. Tapestry Brussels
Imperial Three Phys
superfine Ingrains,
Common do from 81 cts. up,
venitian for Entries and Stairs,
VS. Dutch Wool and Hemp,
'S Coco and Canton Mattings,
Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
RAG CARPETS made to our own Order
To which we invite special attention
~ window Shades,
e e e Stair Rods.
Floor Druggett,
Stair Oil Cloths, sc.
We have been appointed sole agen'S lor ~,
city for the sale OF
~ DOWNS g. BASSETT'S
4sE' EUREKA SKIRTS.
These are PATENT ARTICLE, and do n,
rise in front and get entangled behind wh'
compressed by the wearer in the act oil srttn
They are made Of excellent material, and pN'c
low.
We offer q number of
SES SES Long and Square Blanket Shawl
ALSO
French Broche
AT reduced prices, and the balance of our
isEB iEHE, Mems and Boys
iETr
SHAWLS,
At very low rates,
ce JOHN :. KENNABD 4 BROTHER
Ice SO6 MARKET STREET..
Wilmington, February 1s, 1862.
''A@'u n.', NOTICE.
-, stated Nesting OF the Board Of Trustees of Della
he0rH A College viii be held on Tuesday July lst next
O'fIESS, ONsssIs, K J June IA, lssa,--isi7St.
treets, PoEoH EISTnlDa'Or sINouuss4
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STATE OF DELAWARE,
Nei1 Castle County s. s.
Charles Warner

IIunn Jenkins, Trustee for
the children Of Samuel J.
Rowland, and Hum Jen-
klns and Doctor Henry
Gibbons, Trustees for Ann
Johns Cox, ct, al.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-01
BLINDS & SHADES.

The largest and finest assortment in the city, at I
Invest prices. Blinds painted and timmsd equal 20 ne
stEs Shades made and lettefed apll-2m
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The
journal & Statesman Office

BEST JOB PRINTING OFFICE
IN DELAWARE.
Neat Cheap, Clean Correct has the best Of wq kmeu
first rate materAlsi improved maehinsryi anS every
other facility for doing work promptly and sA sf,s,ory
Remember, 0s Statesmdn Buddy O.
8 z. corner Fifth and Market Streets
WILMINGTON, DELAwARp 1.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
]FoR THE CAMDEN CONFEDERATE. I

MR. EDITR A stranger and mere looker-on here
in camden, have been surprised at practice Which
'h'nk does not prevails in any other town or city;
aiiude to the habit OF merchants exhibiting their
goods 70 ladies at their carriages in the s and the
sun more surprising practics of bank of quitting
'e'r oinces and desks aud going out into the stree
VIII" pen ana INK and paper getting checks and pay
ing none to ladies 1 have seen several ersons
"' 'he counter OF bank, while the Teller, or
o'sn'er' was occupied with ladies in the str ct. The
ladies' OF Camden well those Of the whole Soutb
nave en''leo themselves in this terrible war, to the
h'gh's ns' Grafton and all possible courtesy from
TIE men; but the mere mention of the surprise with
"iich the practice alluded to strikes stranger will
suggest to tn" ladies' that it is not perhaps right to
put ose employed in banks and stores to such trials
oftheir galantry. So,orn,nn
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
The latest from Frederfcksb sbx,rg--
Euri her Details Af IN .. ERa = Il II "a

RICHMOND, December l6--The loss of the enetnv
10 Tie nattle OF fredericksburg is variously estimated
atirom four to six thousand killed and wounded.
our losses in killed and wounded will not exceed
hi1een hui dted. On the left wing where the
hg"l'ng was more severe, the South Carolina brigade
suffered heavily. IS tft hEA - k}Y kR$BE&
Gen. Gregg was killed by MIME ball, which struck
him i'll the side and penetrated the spine Before his
death, he said to two of his Aids 'TeIl, Governor
Pickens that if am to die this tine yield nv life
cheertuy lighting for the independence of South Car
olina."
The Washington Artillery of New Orleans, repulsed
several desperate charges of the enemy Our troops
generally displayed great zeal and courage: There
were very few stragglers.
ihe only general officer on the Yankee side known
10 be Killed is General Jackson The prisoners we
nave taken are said to number fifteen hundred. A
member OF Burnsdes staff who was made prisoner.
say" that the failure ofBunsde renew the fight on
Sunday was owing to serions discomfort among the
Yankee officers. t>Ss t-.s
IL IS stated that not more than one tenth of tho
town OF Fredericksburg is seriously injured
Governor Lecher and number of our citizens left
this city yesterday to render assistance and relief 10
the wounded. 81
News has been received this morning that Burnside
mas made change Of base" II is construed in off.
cal circles, as an evidence of demoralizaton in the
Yankee army. The movement is regretted, as the
route OF the enemy was confidently anticipated in the
event of an engagement
1Me L"test-Nothing additional Of an authentic
character has been received from Fredericksburg to-
day. except the definite statement that the Con ed
crate loss in killed and wounded is less than eighteen
hnudred Correspondents represent that the loss of
the enemy was fully sODO. Burnside's army Is re-.
ported to be mutnous having positively refused tits
said to renew the charge against the Confederate bat
teries. p
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
Wsh ii. Seward ORA the R taxation of
the Blockade.

Mr. Seward, in his letter of a late date TO Mr.
Adams, s. Minister to the Court of st. James. in
reference to the numerous questions that have arisen
between the two Governments, says
"Ihe president has given respectful consideration
TO the deshe informally expressed to by the Gov
ernments OF Great Britain and France for some further
relaxation OF the blockade in favor of that trade.
They are not rejected but yet held under cousid
eraton, with view to ascertain more satisfactorily
whether they are really necessary and whether they
can be ado ted without such serious detrment to our
military operations as would render them nudicious
rather than beneficial to tue interest Of all concerned
An answer will be seasonably given, whcli will
leave foreign powers in no uncertainty about our
courre Such are the expectations OF this Govern
ment They involve continued reliance upon the
practice OF justice and respect Of sovereignty by foreign
powers 1t not necessary for me to say that if this
reliance ails this civil viii. without our fault
bseome war Of continents--a war Of the,
world; and whatever else may survive the Cotton
trade built upon slave labor in this country will be
rredeema6y wrecked in the abrupt cessation ofhuman
bondage within the territories Of the United States
The London Saturday Rsview thus sums up the
effect OF the French propositions
SIN short the mediation would be equivalent 70 70
cognton OF the South, and to dec aration of war
with the North The benevolent pr fesson of putting
stop t" useless boodshed could scarcely be discon-
nected from the avowed intention Of obtaining cotton
for European looms. g-r,
''rhe suffering occasioned by the blockade may
perhaps hereafter Justify orcible intervention but
ltnglish opinion is almost unanimous in holding thar
the time has not arrived for overuling international
law on the ground of expedency ~ #
The reception Of Mr., Side1l at the Campiegne
seems to indicate that the Emperor Napoleon has al
ready settled the terms Of an impending alliance with
the Southern Confederacy.''
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
Governor M. l.. Ronham

lhe Carohntan of Thursday says The General
Assembly Yesterday, elected the n. M ! L. Bonham N
10 the high aud responsible position of Chief Mavis
!" te OF South Carolina tried soldier in the mem.
oaole battle OF Manassas he gained the highest rep,
t"t'on Tor ability skill and soldiely character ana
mas now received the high distinction of being called
~ '"e he'" OF State in honor Of his eountrys peril
H's services N civil as we'll as in mlia,y life have
gwen l''ma claim to he homor- now conferred
upon him, aud he no doubt will wear thom yacyfu,v
Tie Governor will be inaugurated to-day, at IL
o'clock
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
NUMBERS
BATTLE AT FRED ERICKsnURG.
OFFICIAL p1spArcH FROM GEN 1rr.

OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN Lee
RICHMOND, December IA following is the ofa-
cal dispatch of Gen. Lee to the War Department ct
Richmond:
10 Gen. 8 Cocper:-At nine o'clock Saturday
morning the enemy attacked our right wing, and as
the foy lifted the battle along the line from rig
to left until six p NJ, the enemy being repulsed at
all points--thanks be to God. AS usual we have to
mourn the loss of many brave men. expect the bat
Tie to be renewed tomorrow morning. ss -,s,s.,s,
(Signed) R.ELEE
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
lFoR the CAMDEN CoNFEDERATE.1
inequality and Injustice.

MR. EDITOR: Under the requisitiop for one-half the
negro road hands, many have been sent to Charleston
o's 'nen the owners OF others have withheld them
some oil these owners alege that they not calei
upon whose FAULT is it that they not called
upon! has tile 7own Council or its officers been re-
m IS or faithless7 FAIR p1Av
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
Important news from Arkansns-The
Enemy Beaten by Rindman.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December l5.-General Hind
man has had battle in Arkansas in winch he sue.
ceeded in whipppng the enemy, and capturing some
Tour hundred pr s'ners The kss both sides is re-
ported to be heavy No particulars received.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

Masonic.

at the regular Annual Communication of Kershaw
Lodge No 20, Az IN Che follow:o 4 pascers were
chosen to serve for the ensuing Masonic year =
-. Brother J srEcKLEY, W. M.
Brother T. w. sMrH, s. W. 4
Brother D. D. HoCorr, j. W.
Brother c. AsAcDosALD, Treasurer.
s Brother j. JONES. Secretary
Brother D. L. DESAussURE, s. d. ,4
IS Brother R. HoCorr, j. D.
Brother w. HUeHsoN, Chaplain.
Brother w ANDERSON, c.s,.
Brother s. II. BLoDGET. o0e"ards.
Brother F. j. CAKES Tyler