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DENTAL NOTICE.

I SHALL be in my Office in Montpelier, on Saturday,
| July 5th and shall be glad TO see those who require
the services Of Dentist. don't expect to be absent
fro III Montpelier gain this year.
Bear in mind that for filing with GOLD. charge but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS A CAVITY, and in no case
charge anything for temporary sets Of teeth but fur
msh them FREEZE, work warranted
tilljulyl0 JOHN NJ. COMEGiS .
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DER. CHEESEMAN'S PHEgs

The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation, and carain in correcting all irregular
tiles Painful Menstr uatons removing all distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise headache pain in the
side palpsou Of the heart. whites all afec-
tons Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &c
dsturbed sleep which arise from interruption Of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement of new era in the treatment Of
those irregularities and distractions which have con-
signed 60 many to premature grave No female car
enjoy good hea It'll unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de-
Oline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eectual remedy ever known for all com
plaints peculiar to Females To all classes they are in
vau sbls inducing, with certainty periodical regularity
They known thousands who have used them ut diff
ferent periods throughout the country having the
ton OF Of the most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not b,
used with each box-the price dollar per box,
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by rentting to the Pro
prietor. sold by s. T. Redf+ld Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists generally.
F.PIRRoR, Montpelier, Agent.
r. b. HUTCHINS. Proprietor
may5fly 20 Cedar St., N w York
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frHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A SUI
! FERER.-Published as q warning, and for the espe
cal benefit of Young Men, and those who suffer with Ner
Debility, Loss OF Memory, Premature Decay, &c.
by who has cured himself by simple means after be-
ing put great expense and Inconvenience, through the
Of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Sing copies may be had Of the author, c. AMBERT
Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island by enclosing post paid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
wf33Sm2 Greenpont, Long Island, n. Y.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JULY Il, 1852.

Lieut.. r. R. johnson Of the Bridewell, Tenn.
cavalry in command of the rebels. has Issued IA
proclamation in which he says he has come TO
protect the citizens against the insults OF a ru-
ling despotism. They claim to be regular SOL
diers, NOT guerrillas. Newburgh 10 miles above
Evansville, Is also IN possession of The rebels.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., july ID. Gen. Nelson ar
rived at Nashville on iursday with heavy re-
Inducements ami >ssuIn, Il command.
Henderson is oocupI4i by about forty guerril-
las, who were checred and treated with great
consideration by many citizens, as they entered
the place. Archy Dixon and Others are nego-
tating with the rebel Col. Johnston to with
draw the guerrillas from Henderson. Many of
the inhabitants have gone to Evansville for
safety.
The steamer Commerce from Memphis, for
Louisville, has stopped below Henderson, deem
ing it unsafe to pass.
Gen. Green Clay Smith is now in command
of the Lexington forces, vice Ward, and there
Is q prospect of stopping Morgan's recruiting
operations, which were quite brisk during the
late raid.
New YORK, July 20. The stea mer Roanoke,
from New Orleans the 18th arrived last night.
Gen. Shepley had received his appointment as
Military Governor of Louisiana. Two young
New Orlea ladies had presented the 18th Con.
regiment with beautiful U. 5 flag.
The arrival of 5000 barrels Of -four by the
Roanoke induced Gen Butler to order the price
of -four to be reduced to $A per barrel. 1t had
reached $38 and $40.
Arms, clothing, &C., for five regiments Of
LoulsanaLs had reached New Orleans, and the
organization had commenced with prospect of
success.
Capt: Magee's company of cavalry had broken
up rebel camp at Amte bridge, and killed
and wounded several, and brought prisoners and
lot Of army stores, &c, to Baton Rouge,
The bombardment Of Galveston had not ye.
commenced.
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BALTIMORE, July q. The Steamer Louisiana
has arrived here with 1923 released Union pris-
oners. They were delivered to us about tN elve
miles below Richmond Their names have al
ready been published. Ample provi ,ion is be-
ing mad, here for their comfort.
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ApJurAyr AsD INSPECTOR GEN. RAL's OPTION.
WOODSTOCK July :, 1862
The following orders have been issued by the ar De
partmcnt
WAR DEPARTMENTS
WAsHlNGroN, n c., Jane u, lsts! I
Pursuant to joint resolution by Congress encour-
enstmens in the regular army and volunteer forces
it is
Ordp ed, That premium of dollars shall be PAID
for each ped recruit that volunteers for trre years
during the war and every soldier, who hereafter
lists either regular army the volunteers for three
years during the war; may receive his first month =
pay in advance. upon the mastering Of his company into
the service of the United States, after he shall have
been mustered into and joined gimen already in the
serv
This order will be transmitted to the Governors Of
States and recruiting officers.
(sgued) EDWIN NJ STANTON.
secretary OF War
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. C, July ,, So.
Ordered That OF the appropriation for collecting
organizing aud drilling ,olunieers there shall be paid in
advance to each recruit for three Yeas, during the
war the of twenty H. dollars being onefourth Of
the amount Of bounty allowed By law such payment to
be made upon the mastering OF the regiment, which
recruit belongs, into the service of the United
(sgned) EDWIN ~ STANTON.
Secretary VI War.
The State Of Vermont pays to each accepted Recr'i
who is mustered into the service u the United states
SEvEN DOLLARS PEn MONTH, in addition to the pay of
THIRrERs DOLLARS PER MONTH, allowed by the United
States making the pay Of each private Twenty DOLLARS
per month during his term Of service OF this sum of
seven dollars per month"; payment Is made from the date
of enlistment to the date OF muster, at the time the Req
ment is mustered,
The result is that each recruit will receive, when The
regiment is mustered into the service of the United
States
ONE Mosra's PAY IN ADVANCE;
A BoUsrY OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
PAY AT THE RATE SEvEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
THE DATE or ENLISTMENT TO THE DATE OF MUSTER:
in addition to the premium Of dollars, which will be
paid to any c soldier for each accepted recruit
brought by him to the rendezvous.
And the expiration OF ihs term OF enlistment, or
upon his honorable discharge from after having
served years he will receive further bounty Of SEW
RyrY. FIVE DOLLARS.
PETER T. wASHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General
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received, will transmit to you the name Of the
commanding officer engaged.
lam, sir, very respectfully your obtterv't,
JOHN PofB; Maj Gen. Commanding
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OFFICIAL,

]
To the People IF E.Tmont:
The President the United States calls into the ser
vice Of the country additional force Of three hundred
thousand men, and expresses the desire that they may
be enrolled without delay, to bring ths
and injurious civil speedy satisac tory
clusion.
Each citizen should consider this appeal Addressed
directly to him. and at inquire what he Dc
bis county, directly, if may be, AMI il not, indirectly
by encouraging and assisting those able and willing 10
take up and hasten the scenes Of conflict Any
one that, though troops are Victorious
additional troops needed garrison and hold ths
numerous important posts taken and much more ara
they needed to prevent repair reversss thai n
! happen.
1t cannot be necessary to than barely mind the
citizens Of Vermont that the crisis of the rebellion has
come and that by hesitation and delay it may be al
lowed to linser and invite foreign interference in its
behalf, or BY such new, prompt and powerful rally
arms the loyal people Of the country abanaa ny
able to make, it can be crushed and annhilatea. Tbs
present, them lime hesitation delay lie,
response from Vermont be prompt and patriotic and
consonance with all her past history Let no you ng
man, capable OF bearing arms il defence Of his country
and its wise and be 6cent sove nment lnger shs
impor period in the Let no one hinder those
who are brave and competent Eight the battles
country from going forth that patriotic righteous and
needfnl serv
| 1t is OF the last importance that the
strength Of our Government sh Guild be in large
measure put forth, and its power and stability fully
proved and firmly ished Let President shese
United States feel the strengt henng influence Of
prompt nd hearty response to Lis la call addona
troops. and those brave men, fathers brothers an1
sons in tn field, struggling the death uphold
cause be cheered nd Encouraged by the INTEL genoe
that many Of the - Green Mountain Boys - a =
rapidly enrolling for the service OF their clunty, nd
will soon advance to It's defence Much more might
said to you fellow citizens but few words the brave
and patrio ic is sufficient Time now, is every thing
Let there be no delay for convenient Let
il he said that Vermont is &C States
spond with hr qucta-compo,et Of volunteers ready
the service
The Ninth Regimen of Vermont Infantry, nov IN
camp in this State Will form part OF quota under
the recent call for three hundred thousand An or
der from the Adjuant General Of Vermont will indiea,,
the details OF further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOLBR0OK,
Governor Of Vel mont
STATE OF VERMONT.
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A he Confessions and EXperi
encc If an Invalid.

DUBI.ISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and II warning and
| a caution young who suferfrom Nervous Debl
ty Premature Decay &c supplying at the same time the
of Selfure. BY who has cured himself ate
being put great expense through medical imposition
and quackerv By enclosing post paid addressed envel
pc, SINGLE COPIES may b. had OF the author, NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR, Esd, Bedford, Kings Co, n. Y.
march1Sfy.
Always purchase the best it well settled fact that
cheap articles dearest. Much more necessary is it
in buying med cine you get the best therefore, if
you have cough, dyspepsia, rheumatism, headache.
and ague, other troublesome disease buy
of DR. clifford IS Homeopathic Curatives. There IS
thing bett than his preparations. Sold u, %
CTS. per box. complete assortment forty different
kinds, sold by Fred f.. Smith, Montpelier, VT, Agent
and by Philip Lee Proprietor, l36 William Street New
York
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FORTRESS MONROE, July 49, A gentleman
recently from Suffolk reports that there was
some liClle excitement the re Oh account ct ru-
nors that the rebels were building bridges across
the Black water, which it Was thought was pre-,
paratOry for attack Oh Suffolk The rumors are
quite likely to be- false, but suffers We're careful
not to keen large supplies Of goods. The wealth
cr here IS cool and refreshing.
The steamer Merrimac has arrived from Port
Royal. No news.
The mail boat from Harrisons Landing re-
ports MI quiet. The rebel army has fallen back
10 miles towards Richmond.
WARRENToN, July II. Arrivals from Sperry-
vile report almost daily skirmishlng between
Gen. Sigels pickets and rebel scouts near the
gap at Luray. Several of the enemy had been
killed so that a reconnaissance in force went
towards Madison on Wednesday. Several guns
were heard in that direction the same day
Gen. Mcdowell arrived here yesterday and
pitched his headquarters.
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ITALIAN ssEsIS.

ID RICE OF an Italian Queen (warranted pute) with
/ few workers to accompany her, a. Her safe arrvn
insured At her destination, Fan instructions for uniunL
the queen with common stock Will b. sent with each
queen. Address, GoOpRIl' II X SANBORN.
33m3 East HardwiCk, VT,
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK Il. NJ.

New YORK, July q. The Tribunes w ash
lngton correspondent has advices from Warren
ton Sunday evening, which states that Gen
Hatch had attacked Mechanicsviile All the
rich rebels Of Warrenton were placed under
contribution for chs support Of the National
army. Four churches were taken for the use
OF the sick Also a large hotel at Warranton
Springs, and cottages adjoining, The Rapidan
and Rappahannock have fallen 50 that supply
trains have no difficulty in crossing. The tele
graph lines were complete to Speuyyille to-day.
Gen. Pope now has telegr phic communication
with his three corps.
The Tr,bune's Washington dispatch says
there Is reason to believe that the President will
issue one more rules for the general conduct
of the war, 1t is now positively known that
| the President, under the advice of Gen. Scott,
and with the acquiescence OF Gen. Mcclellan,
has called Maj. Gen. Halleck to Washington to
act us General-ln Chief of the armies of the
United States. |. is probable thai u general
order will soon be issued from the War De-
parment, applying every whele within the liues
of our armies. the principle that wives ana
children OF lebsls who refuse to take the oath
OF allegiance, will be sent to Join their hus-
bands and fathers in the South,
Intercourse between Fredericksburg and Rich
mona ls s!lll Kept up Oy il letter mali daily
special Dis atch from Corinth to the Ir'b
une says special order was issued by Gen. Hal
leck before leaving, which places Gen. Grant in
command of his army, and Gen Pope's old ar
my.
Cotton lie coming out Of West Tennessee
very freely. Three trains, comprising 81 cars
loaded, started Tor Columbus from points on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad yesterday. I'm
| mensa niles are AWAITING shi pment The nnonle
fear it will be burned by guerrlIas, AMI are
cents.
Everything is quiet along the Memphis and
Charleston and Mobile and OHIO Railroads
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Wa ~ gA X x Up 81 KS X-N G.
ATTENDED TO IN GOOD SHAPE by
nj. G.. 2 A RKINSON
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GLORY, GLORY, HALLELUJAH

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STATE OF vERM1NT.

ApJurASr AsD INSPECTOR GEN.RAL's OPTION.
WOODSTOCK, July :, 1862
flowing orders have been issued by the War De
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AsnMGToN, July 20. The ten new IRON
clad gun boats will be put in commission in the
course Of three months. Their armanant Is
being prepared, The Teaser is being repaired
at the Washington Navy Yard.
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u FORTRESS MONROE, July 10. Gen. Burnside
has just returned 10 Fortress Monroe, after a
hort visit to Gen. Mcclellan. Gen. Richardson
y at the Hygeia hospital, slowly recovering
from the debility and illness which has attended
him since the late battle near Chckahominy
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e July 10.
Every thing here is remarkably quiet Tn,
heal.h OF the troops is gradually improving
The federal soldiers VINO were wounded and "a
ken prisoners during the battles of the sever
days, are now being released on their parole b,
The rebels, to be exchanged a: IL future TING.
, 1862-04-11

NEW YORK. APRIL t0.-FLorR-Has again
slightly declined with rather more doing for ex-
port and home consEasf5s4on- Sales 12,6Q0 brls
# Ss9 sts5s - for d9 auessa sts s9S 6 er aaeer
western; 81, ,15D5 40for common to medium extra
western; S. 6oG5.T0 for shipping btand5 extra
59a1d 91oR oho fo tsads b6aRds asr
fayors buyers. with only moderate demand.
Sales 900 brls at $5d5@825 for common to
choice extra Rye -four quiet and steady at 50 e =
brls at $2ss@2 90 Jersey: s. 10 for BrandFwi
WH1sKx--Market unsettled and lower. Sales
@ bra L. at 2d@c toF state and merchandising
GRAH-Nhea dull and prices without material
change Sales 400 bu winter red western at Sig
@1.3s, and 1900 extra amber michigan at 81 s.
& ~ sae ae St s g9 ef
choice. Barley malt 1owel Sales 100 bu at 90
Corn frmer with lair demand for export and homs
ssds a. sis = e. 79s Es
yellow 50 for unsouud new in atore- Oats dull 81
sNgz1 1or 5ersey. ca9ades yestern and state
firm with moderate demaud- sales 800 bids al
6z1@Tz for Cuba; 7t<@sE for Porto Rico, and eot
ss aaTsaa ss'ss At t. Ssa msaasd ao sts @
| * for soft white; 1oE01tE for ground, gEanula
ted and crushed, Government contract for 20!
pounds.
! Sales $50 brls ut ste 7s@t31sH for mess; S1ed
| 813-75 for western and city prime mess; $i0a
| 10; 5ofor prime: Beef rulea Tery firm. Sales 200
| for country meas; s12eis50 f5s repseked mess
and firm at to@aL- Beef hams inactive At @1?a
Te pkgs at 4H@5c for western and city shoulders
| 5h@7c lor bans Bacon pkT In good demand a
former prices Sales ,s19 boxes Il eM foE G Gun IN
for short Do; " for long eaesr,; 1k@7x for shoE
niles 1ery #; sales ISIS bis at 7XS9x: bnt
, 1862-04-11
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

THy1HsDAY TCEE1Ef1 Anrl H. 1882
PROVISIONS RrE7-1.oO3 hr1s Extra
Meas Mt s11- ON t+1a c4,o,ce do fast fa11.a nac1
IDc> at s1e. MEAS PonK-oaiet, sa3es I'M hr1a
city nacked at am TX Erc,7su ME.rs-dn 7,r4
Short T,ft M,ddlce at s1e J,.Rn-e,n1et and
steady, Sales 1a2pkgs country Kettle Leaf in lots
and Is brls city do ut 7c 50 pkgs No Lard at 6xc
FLOER-Receiyea ]. .s5a bis. Market neglect
ea salcs I'M br1s ssAutocratn +. h. at 81. i'm
br1e yer,111fon,, cho;ra env5n, ertra Of e. 1e,<
100 brls good Epriue extra at 1880: 1NDbr1s "Bell
street,, white Winter a-tra st s.. G, 1r1u tsyssb,
rt11e CITY. do at * * -
wHEay.Recefve5 e. IN hn shinncd. An nm
bn, Market dull. Sales 1850 bu No Spring in
store at 7ec-4c sto,aoe > soo tu IN at 15s<-4c
storage 12c0 bu ftcsi receipts do at 1880 stor.
age; 5,Oto bu No Spring In store at 71c-4c stor-
age: aooo bu do at 7)xc-4c storage: i. 600 bu do
at 7ae-2c storage: 40 bu No . Red Winter at soc
&c storage.
CORN-Reeeiyed $3.50 bu, Market dill and
neo1ected. Sales X nm hn nrjm, o1d River Hir}
| >r:-a =. . c,o x.-... r.-x, ,r..-.,
, 1862-04-11
FlNANCIALl AND c0MMERCIaI.. ).
MOK:K13'TaARXs


! THURSDAY KvzarKa, April 70.
We have no change to notice in monetary cir
eaes. Exchange Is plenty and the demand good.
The prices which have ruled for some weeks past
still hold good -par0x buying; y sellins--oat-
siders an additional r. The reception IN New
York and Boston Of eo1ne Of the new issus ct de-
tnand Treasury notea has had q tendency to Limit
the demand for gold, but the qunt.tions OF the
past week are still maintained f1@1k buying;
1x@2 selling. Wethfnk a the issue Of new Tres!
sury notes is increased these quotations must
yield. There is an evident disposition throughout
the loyal States to accept these Treasury notes u
good enough for al monetary transactions.
CouRrEKPErrH.-A lot OF counterfeit ives on
the Atlantic Bank, New York, in the bands OF
roguea, arc On their way West; and will probably
sooa reach here. The counterfeit Is said to be a
very good one, and 1t would be Wen for our store
keepers aud others to Look cloEely at all Bills Of
that denomination On the hank mentioned before
fak@71
, 1862-04-11

PREsEHTAr1oN.-Thc scholars OF J. Dyhren-
furth's Illinois School Of Trade, as mark Of
their high appreciation, presented that gentle
man with an elegant solid silver tea sett. Of
the value Of full $500. Tie presentation WAS
made by Mr. Yelker,. on behalf Of himself
and his associate scholars, Ii = handsome ad-
dress, which was happily responded to by
Mr, D, go: - e-.--~:
, 1862-04-11

4 special meeting Of the council was held
yesterday afternoon, present. Aldermen
Bottsfofd, Joy, T1ttsworth, Myers, Holden, Sal
omon, Hubbard, Harvey White, Prindi-
vile, Perkins, Comisky, cDona1d-being just
aquozu1n- It was yotedto appropriate s1o, 600
for the relief Of our wounded at Pittsburg
Landing, one half to be delivered at once to
Hon. Mark Skinner, President Of the Sanitary
Commission, and the balance held subject to
order. This generous action will give una1-
loyed satisfaction to all our people.
, 1862-04-11

Total. 80. 5000 ...- 49,. .-.- 80.
The exchange rooms Of the Board Of Trade were
thrown open to the public to-day, on account Of
the reception Of Parson Brownlow, Of Tennessee,
and business WAS Almost wholly neglected. Wheat
Has dull with Light eales Of 30. Spring at 75;sl@
s6c, and No. Spring q. 7oH@7tc- subject to 4c
storage. Com was dull, with sales Of prime old
River High Mixed at 26171c s2oat, and new Canal
Mixed at 245lc adoat. Oats we're steady at 2sc
o. b. Rye 40c-20c storage Barley WIS 1zm.
Hghwines were firm at &c. Seeds unchanged.
There was limited demand for Mess Pork, and
we note sales Of 100 brls city packed at Sl0.75.
Mess Beef is in good demand, with sales Of 1904
brls Extra Mess at $f1Oo and $50 br1s Of last falls
packing, very choice, at $13.oo. Lard Was steady
and nrliet at Tc
, 1862-04-11

EDo not 1ofget that the sale of saaa IN.
prysn Bau. for The Gnttseha1k concert ho.
gtssa+ the Mudc stolg q 3; u. Higgne, on
Randolph s.reet, to.naaaH Aatan1ayl lnozn-
liz, Nm slose se.a Sc. such, viii
probably bo the rush for good places.
, 1862-04-11

~ For Paper Hangiugs 60 to the old stand Of
T. @. L. Faxoo, % Lake street. He has the best
vprkmen In tho city, ap1am
, 1862-04-11

Saginaw Salt for Chicago.
The bark Superior, now at Detroit, is preparing
to Rail for Saginaw to take On cargo Of salt for
tbls market. Her freight is &c = btl.
, 1862-04-11
Republican Primary Election.

The following delegates were elected 1t tie
Rernb13ce,, ,,,1,1a,v r,actfngs Iasf eve7,tnr. :
e ~ -
IL h9Malas. Jo6a y. ans s- a1i + osrs srs
a1s a5a Seaek ssnaes sa3 T Wa;1e Aio1rnder Andsr
son. william &. wilbur.
srcoap WAap-Thonaas Nichols, chas. Bnsby,
Joe Pollock g. B:HeMts FTed @ keln9ort, VI .M5I' +
~ ST'fss Edsards r. sa5. Hea schtiaa T. I'LL
IN. ~ . H. 49, 0'o
Third WA3p-CalSln p'WoH F. Wentworth,
G. ". Colby, KrrHf Re1nfm, Wm. u. Doug1AEs,
Charles Williams, F. Jones. Z. Herbert.
E1rrH WANDA. @, Throop, Joseph H&as, Dr..
ehn AeAa'es Sas5am a1ne1 o. 1sofS Teaa hsan9'
nnS1m Es;ns D91n y X tTrrT Gsosve - = Hnnsen X r.
Ward Merrill Iadd, Russell Green,
s1STH W4RD.-L. Bushnell, Louis Richbeg,
John Aznon5zoa. 8, J. Russell, William schade,
7. @ Dunn. Il henderson, Edward $. Salonon,
" HunsleY Scfge 4o{sy; y+, yo9a n11 I'M, H. =.