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and they could net be blamed for IT, We found them IN
state of Starvation without money, without clothes
old, the Texans plundering them they passed
along, and now they would pretend that not doing
them good nj the same time asking ms to pay for
glass Of milk at the most cxorbant rates. Thcy all
complain Of losing their horses ana mules but explain
has become property Of Uncc Sam hey no losers
by IT, Our dear uncle is mcrely taking bis own. The
surrender Of this city was rather sirguar depuiatn
OF the citizens waited upon General Banks and
the city, stating that they demanded the protector of
the American flag A. citizens Of the United States they
received H. but the whole circumstances seemed unlike
what we should have exI ected from an enemy capital
that we did not hardly credit at first. presume
shall take Shreveport their last capital We have three
Goet was not idle. immediaicy on our arrival At
aud the Hton reached the iron clad HART New
iberia. in time 10 hcr burning up. However We are
The rest Of sss sss "a. the ascnaalsya
ram IA Arizona gave her Soey and the nr,, shell burst
Arizona gave her prevented her extnguishing the aes
and she burned TO her magazine. when she exploded
Her captain (Perter) u prsouer Our nest point
20 takc Butte 10 Rose, little fort, built very strong
m the junction OF two bayous. II stood hftccn minutes
firing and then surrendered Il is splendid little fort:
bad three guns and one company, all OF whom surreu
The next day the fee, entered the bayou and took or
destroyed all the boats and steamers they coud na 70
the number of about thirty and connected with m at
Washington fve mtcs above US and Barry's landing
eimt miioe cast W undcrHtard that
and Banks have united their noeis we arc to march
TO the Mississippi and with twenty Thousand addi
tonai rn General Grant united our army 10 at
tempt the tskinC OF Port Hudson. f We succeed ve WI,
have an easy Time with vicksburg do not knew the
crxct disposition we are TO make but presume we win
60 above Port Hndssn and down. Our own eunbcis
6eet by no very small, but with slight axdisloo
the form Of sx rous lads ro ycksbure can snab.s -
10 hold very THANKFUL FOR my safesy thus
Tar Lieutenant Colonel j. A. Foscr joined The sSa6 a
Colonel 0ooding the morning Of the 12h, end remains
With hm s and viii Tor the presQpt The 0us Hun6sss
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and Seventy 6h regiment at thccy OF Franklin, doing
provost duty. They will stay there Tor Tie present.
.a nv COLONEL GoorISG
Colonel Goodng ho the Third brigade and
fought the battle OF Psand tbs north bank OF the
Teche was born in the village Of Moscow, Iud was .
graduate from West Point IN the class OF 1855 ap-
pointed brevet second lieutenant OF the Fourth infantry
next year promoted first lieutenant of Tenth infantry,
May Z. 1851 aud captain June 81, 1862. H. the fall q
1861 regiment raised in Massachusetts, known
the Western Bay State regiment TO accompany the
petition then about httIg for General Butler As t
was itsde ot the state arzaons the Wrr Depart
incnt was requested 10 suitable occr Of the
regular army % cnmlnnnd II, and Colonel Goodng
named and duly ioacd its colonel IRE regi-
meDt & Ell numbered three hundred and seventeen
PR ceeed TO New Or.e1ns ana participated IN the
Tabe taking OF that city ty General Butler CooneIi
Goodng for long time hid command OF tho
the Mississippi river. and brought the rcgimrn almost.
under standings with Gene. al luter lie suffered
participate OF the Efforts Of that general to open
the Mississippi and he remained with his regiment,
detached fragment, until the recall Of Gens raj Butter
ana General Banks c. ny General Banks immediately
rccsgi iget his talent and he put Of the,
Third brigade of Genera Emcry's division, which position
he occupies. His nrst effort with the enemy. tho
battle Bisand, display ed lis military talent There with
n single brigade. he attacked equal not SUI
bcrs very rg renchmcns, and drove them In and
turned their anks driving before m the amoas Texan
BRIGADE and by his sk.fu arrangements actually Suffered
less than opnmy Night and the cremptory
complete by taking the entire works and capturing their
forces. We predict nr n career to Co mel Gooding.
lie deserves and md ubtcd!y Will win himself rapid pro.
motion,
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The Missionary Society or the Protes.
iant Episcopal On urch or New Jersey.

bVHIN'IVN, N D, My 20, 1903.
The annual meeting Of the Missionary Society OF the
Protestant Episcopal church Of New Jersey was held az
the City Hall this evening Walter Rutherford. Esa..
presided An Interesting report was read BY the Com
usiitees Missions and Education. The rrcasurer re-
ported that 81 424 had been received during tho pss,
yoaf, being increase OF $l13 Is over the vus
YEAR fte officers for the ensuing year are Hon ri
Wiiltt President Rev. N. Harris Recording So
orctary Rev. W. G. Byllesby Corresponding secrets
nv; J. B. Termination, Efq., Treasurer.
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The Returned voiunteers and the Utics
Convention.
DEPARTURE or ABOUT SIX HUNDRED SOLDIERS Fol
THE LOYAL LEAGUE MKKrING.

DEPARTURE or ABOUT SIX HUNDRED SOLDIERS FOR
THE LOYAL LEAGUE hEErING.
In accordance with the programme Of the managing com
m,ec Of the great Loyal League demonstration rtca
number Of the returned volunteers assembled early yes
terday morning in the State Arsena seventh avenue
preparatory starting their excursion Utica. II
will be remembered that eight regiments were invited
but only about six hunored Of these attended, represent
ing the Fcsrth Ninth and Tenth New York Volunteers
Col Hawkns Col Bendix and COL McGregor tssether
with many srbordnatc officers accompanied this small
crporas guard Of their The soldiers carried their
reg mental ocsrs but Of course supplied with
their arms Il rumored that application svas
made to Governsr Seymour by Of the officers for
permission carry their muskets hut that the Goyernsr
refused compce With the Tho soldiers formed
in line about half pas o'clock and proceeded 20 the
Hudson River Railroad depot, where beautifully deco
rated locomotive waiting 10 conduct them 20 their
destination. The train isft about an hour after.
The Veteran corps IN readiness bright ana carly
10 proceed 10 Utica also but through mismasaQe
sent they dd get OF tl late IN the AFTERNOON big
crowd of politicians 6ed all the trains leaving for utsca
during the day.
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r,vc hundred Of the Third New York artillery whoss
term svee has expired, passed through here 70 day.
on lhs way 70 Auburn.
Three -four hundred soldiers arrived 70 nsAs fron
Nov YORK, bound 70 The utica Couvention
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clause rejecting upon an Leognes but the onepresens
that was voted down aad the OF tLe address
adopted. f
The Committee On Organization reported in favor of
State Executive Committee motion was maos that
said committee should not act political coynmiltee.
The vote considered the ramph OF the Gro Chase
party Here considerable discuss ovche different
Leagues the Seward gcing for po stponemsnt Of
further action until morrow hut tbs, Greeeyr
men for immediate action. mottoy was made 10
report Of the committee for purpose OF
cooperating with the parties tomorrow but this
voted down by large vote and the report Of the con-
mittee adopted.
The committee was Afterwards instructed 70 consult
with committees Of other esgue organizations
The State Executive Csmuittee then appointed, do
cidedly lean ag towards Chase is ormsten-sn fact,
that side re,ned to have their own way, and many -
the most adicsous OF the Convention openly stated
that they considered te result OF todays proceedings
had destroyed the ssculness Of the Leaeaes and tha
they are to be 90 many factions workug for personal
ends.
The old Weed ana Seward managers, general thing,
weN not here orarticpaie the Convention. With the
exception OF persons, they left TINS Convention 70
pcrsne ts course.
Tho arr st Of valandl again brought up and
ended in the adoption Of a resolution approving and ad
vsng military Of those persons who have no.
torously been giving aid and comfort 70 the enemies N
the country.
The Convention then adjourned SIM die
All motions meet with the Leagues to assemble here
to morrow were voted down. Thus ends the first chapter
In the Presidential race Who bees Secretary Chaser
Detailed Proceedings OF the Convention
UncA, N. Y, May 90, 1868.
The State Convention Of delegates from the Loyal Ma
o,a, Leagues convened at eleven O'Clock this morning
a. Mechanics Hall Representatives from all parts Of
the state are present.
Among other members present areex Governor Clark,
General John Cochrane Roscoe Conklng, Gerrit Smith,
John Jay, John Wiley; State Senators B ley Larham
and lann, and large numbers Of well known members
ex.members Of the Legislature, with sprinkns Of
returned soldiers.
Among the many inscriptions upon the decorative ban
ners which adoFp the room the following
No Neutrals in This War.
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synpashy for the Psiss In California.

Bynpathy Tor the FoIss
san fRAscrsco, May "a, 1858.
An enthusiastic Polish sympathy meeting was held on
Friday evening al Music Hall presided over by the newly
elected Mayor. Addresses were mads oy hsv. starr
KIN. ana oser distinguished speakers state Commit
49,. - ru,,,ssd 40 solicit funds m aid Of the rsvolu.
s,cn,sis Il ~ estimated that there are i've thousand
ross ip California
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la
and wood the other Through II aud towards
the enemy several parallel roads, all
smooth tres ng them deep plantation bitches and
or roads. Al out the middle oi II tall caneed.
Half way up the fed and the bayou arpe sugar
house, supposed TO be occupici by tho enemy Beyond
anS also the bayou the smoking ruins Of
buildings which had been burned by enemy the night
before. Al the further end Of the Geld the enemy
S.u .Ss way across ,bs Sed being with a.cn
'front.', and lew rifle pits In front Of n A. each
trance Of the road was small rcdouot TO guard IT, and
al the extreme right largo hvesided work,
with a deep ditch hlei with water. II had, as We
afterwards found, frame for pivot gun. This work
was on The left OF the enemy's works. and was
disguised by the bushes and woods Running parallel
with tho woods was plantation ditch, which was
ladod by the from the this was
small esrthw, TX running into the woods 10 prevent the
The hole q our force was concealed by the caaIpa
trees Colonel Gooding received orders ~ drive the
eoemys sa. ,,ery from the ed ea. no. 70 storm the
The Thirty nrA Massachusetts,, usder Licuieuans
Colonel Bopkins ordered TO deploy skrmisbcrs,
aud slowly advanced, meeting no enemy unh they had
passed the re OF the sugar house supported by The
Here thsy wore hoty contested by the eoenv. when We
had pushed aem back, Colonel Goodmg and his stan
rode on the field and examined oil the works of the
enemy Ihe 7hrty nrst Massachusetts having expended
rs, ammunition II was relieved BY the rhirty-sghth
Thc dspositons OF the brigade were made Cor the cav
nv abe Thiry-eighth Massachusetts, advancing asd de
poyfng AZ skIr@slers the left the Fftythird Mas
sacbrAs slightly In the rear and at ths right of the
T,,rty al ghth, also depoyed skirn shers. tbe One
Junirea and Fifty sixth New York Lieutenant Colonel
sharpe the extreme right on the woods, advancing
slowly anal supported by the cavalry Bctween tbs
eQtfh and F,iy third section
of the First Maine battery wa placed road leading
the enemys vorks section beveen The Rftythird
Nassacuseifsard One Hundred and fy sixth New YorK;
the third scctfor In reserve the Uus Hundred and
Sew euty hh New York 10 the left aud on the
rear Of the battery the Thirty fret Massachusetts, In rs
scrve and In the rear f the right scctin Of the bafsry
cautious rcconnoiN 'ancs of the s,ear factory dis
he hat no In daf,o
the ufua precau the entire staff entered the factory
with Colonel Goodng and reconne!iered. Tho eDemys
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-11
From the Ii,fle Rock Democrat 2sih Jan.
Cen. Marmsduke's Expedi5ion.

From a rentledlah Who accompanied Gen. NGrm1-
d,,i on Il : Lin raid inio EissOur learn the iOl-
lo,vine accoun. of thc exploits etiendiug is
On December 3lst S'eiby's Brigade, JeDonald's
,inteu; /; and ba ;eTy uGer command OF Il. Collins
lei Iewsbut,, en- iouie for Springfield, Mo. they
ir4st met ress ancc IN Scaicy Co. Ark, iIoIa band
OF torie. ,bo we're foriiAd in Boston McnuteiHs.-
This band was routed and their leaders slaa in the
f.-bt and their fort burned. At Fort Lawrence.
Essvrr e. COX NO. 80 feicrals were STACKED by hic-
DC aald al daylight, Jan. b. most ofihem were cap.
iurel and paroied their suas and stores destroyed,
.n fher ira, ions Jpi1od. 1iat ieht sboat 10
o'clock tho force reached 0zail, No. 70 ind strong
iars abandoUed ly Tho zoe Tederals who had been
ssafoped there large quantity Of clothing, tents
au.nrni ion ana stores were des royed here. Noting
On : miles norihwaid, spr,rs Geld reached about
dar'i,.iton Thursday morning, ian. eth The troops
y1rs dismouuled and be attack commenced without
ans eercrnouv severe iattle ensued, in which the
,v W. r. rs1.ef and driven 70 their fJrts, we ia
tier = fine cannon from tlaein. Tlie eueIny burned
fle f0y1 ns they retired, fni destroyed great deal
of rrirate and covglntneut property. Mcdonald
ebar1-s tie storkads iert Around TIE college. and
drove the i.derals ont Of u. vs Shelley sf'ned he
for, on the right. Our troops took these f1ris and
kegs aen during tie rest e the lght. The federals
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AMERICA A. BABB| In JACK County COUNTY DISTRICT
JAMES BABB.

JAMES BABB. Spring Tgm' A. D. |eS
40 he sicriG Of jack Comfy -hretfng:, :.
NxTHERkAs, America A. Bahb' o, the rou, yiom w
i nv, onco c"n,nlginfnq of one james BaGb whose
lesidenee is unknown to her, alledSIng, aVGB othe'
hiugs that she and the aforesaid Jnes proo
Inarried in the county of Jack and sit9 " 'pN @ o
or abon; the 23d day of January, A. d. 1901 ANU 'na
lid marriage still continues that she lived WIN sH1u
defendant as his wife, and performed TOWARDS NM ny
duties of a kind and insugent wife up 10 te .ic @ "
Juy sometime in the month OF jury, a; w. i,., H. :"
the county Jack, aDd State OF ieNas' When sln
zen liant without any lust cause, voluntarily apl"
I'd her and has, since that to the present. eohlnMea
md still continues, 10 live separately and aNMr, o
ueti oner, to her great injury and damage. fe'itoh
Gr ciarges that her husband, said defendant, ,t htr
with the intention of abandonment and immeulatey
4fterwards removed to parts unknown 10 pentioei, p
leaving her in destitute conditlen ana "!'h1u' ~
no no; that she has not him stnco nor reccncu
,,nv aid assistance, coniugal regard or esteem one
further charges that said deiendant,as ai0resau nus
left her or than three years preceding the lha'
fution ofthis t,wit The intention OF iahanaOnmon'
Petitioner prsys That the matrimonial relation suo-
gistng hetween herself and said defendant b1 nissoN
l,d, on full and complete hearing Of this petimi9T
(Sisped) 4. }. WYATT, ATTY. for ~ H.
And on h having been made before me, by the said
plaintiff that the residence of tho said defendant Is
unknown to her,
You are therefore commanded, that You summon
the said James Babb, by making publication Oh lnls
writ and The foregoing brief statement OF the earse
of action filed against him. In the Dallas Hered,
ne vspaper published in the county Of Dallas, TeNGS'
IL being the nearest county where newspaper pup
Iished. there being no newspaper pubiishO1 III lhe
county OF jack Or four successive NCcA5 previous 70
return dag, 10 be and appear before the Honorable
District Court be holden within and ior the county
.Iacksboro, on the sixth Monday eier the frst Mon
day in Febrnary A. D. ls,3 ,hen ara there TO answer
shepetion Of said plainiif Herein iaii nor, put oi
thiswrit and how you hGve executed this VIII make
dueTeturn.
---s, Witness T. L. S;anfell, Clerk Of Tho
Z\ District Court of Jack county, Toyas Gil
sEh- )yen under M hand and tho seal ofthc said
N/6 - District Court, at my eflice in the town OF
JacLsboro This tho 2jih dap fDecember, a. d. lSe2
I'll. StANFIEhD, Crli d. G. j. @.
Came 10 hand the 2i day OF December, lSG2, and
executed the same day by forwarding copy for pub
Iication In the Dallas Herald, newspaper published
IN the county offlallas, Teyes, (belnS the nearest
county VIII ere a newspaper is published, there being
no newspaper published in The county CT Jack,( for
four successive weeks previous TO reidrn day, dated
Dec. 25ih, 1867. G. V. HAY, Sheriff J. Z. Tex.
n.4w-printargf fse. SaTIn
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sired, when she opened her broadsiies upon
the lIatteras at the time when the boat was
about halfway between the two ships, to
which the latteras replied. The boats
crcw-tGking the advantage Of the dark
ness Of the night, and seeing that the Hat
tcras soon ceased TO reply, and noticing
steam escaping from her boilers as though
they had been struck by the SHOT of the
steamer, and the vcssCt-rrTeIwise kadly
damagcd-left Immediately for the gncho-
rage Of Com. Bell, of Galveston larbor,
where they are now. Com. Bell proceeded
in the Brooklyn the next morning to thl
scene Of action, and found the wreck OF the
llateras At the bottom. of the GW.., LEI
masts and bowsprit above water. lie pickl
elup three of the Ilatttras' boats, saw manl
pieces Of wreck moving about, and sup-\
poses that the crew of The Ilatteras must
have been saved, rs there was no living
soul or dead body to be seen. This state
ment Of Com. Bell was corroborated by the
English officers.
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Tnr ALAnAHA.--The Liverpool Journal
of commerce contains an order TO the Brit
ish agents at the varicrs West India Is
lands, that if the Alabama enters their
poris. to prohibit her from coaling or taking
in provisions that she be ordered to depart
at once.
The order further states that Captain
scmmes be informed that after. notice,
should be destroy any MERCHANDISE con-
signed to British merchants in neutral
ships, Her Majesty's Government viii take
steps to destroy his vessel.
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administrators Notice.

4, FILTERS Of Administration on the estate Of VIM
A w. Hail, deceased having been grated tne u'-
r,ienei on ihe eth day Of November, 1862, by tue
.probate Court OF Tarrant county, notice is hereby
!, ven to all persons holding claims against SAID Ss.
TO- to present them within the time prescribed py
Iay Those indebted TO the same are fcques'e" W
,,nn forward upd make immediate payment.
ELI G. HARRIS, Administrator,
GRAPEVINE, Texas Dee, 10, lS6z-7:ow"
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Executors Notice.

r FILTERS TESrAM EETARY having been grant
A ed 10 the Undersigned the estate of James NJ
Fuoot decd, iy the County Court OF Denton county,
- y,s at the November Term thereof, 1852, all per-
ms holding claims anainSt said deccdent, VIII pre-
ypnt the same, duly ut.cnticatcd, within the time
r crihed by law and indebted to SAID dedeGent
VII make imm. datr payment.
r. r, WILLIAMS, Ex'r of. II. Smoot, deed.
D,ntnu. Dec u, lSi2.-T:6w.
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ia he SleriF of pc-ter CorHH-Greeilng:
yTOU are hereby oaIamandea to summon Richard
Nowling, hy futlication ~ the law directs, 10 be
rd apear boinre the hsnorahls District Court In and
f,r the county Of Parker, at ihe next Term taerSp
10 be holden At the court horse in the Town OF wealth
orf,ri ON Che second Monday a er tie fourth nond3y
in lIarch 1855, 20 snswer the complaint q John A.
Fain os Get l6rth in his petition now 'sd asalnst
raid Richard Novlin-. and Den. A. Nansice, deiend-
fnts wherein said Pair, plaintiff charges, iu brief
- CLOVIS That said Nowling in soldand delV-
rci bis beadrcht certificate, No 5, class ID, issued
osasd EoNiing, By the Board Of i'a1d Coni,s son-
ara frr Rnsk county, ts dii DAY of Nay, 1871, ior
2o acres oflnnf to said Zen A. fHnsiche The elher
fefctdaEi. who. irUS55, agreed TO eTe TO d. o. Nor
n one-hrIftle land &c he secured hereby % locate
md procure Patent for the same; that saii horion
fid ocae and procure pAtcrt on 800 ceres o land n
fad Parker coru ty, which patent Wa issued 10 SAD
l.ichard fowliag, and dated the i Afril, 1851
that said Norton then on the 9th July. 1851, for
Nalrabip csnzderaiion sod ard transferred 10 plain
ffLis location Interest IN said go aerrs. Nheftiore
airtif sues rrl ,rars dsfe1ianis e cited and that
, bsve decree far ti,fe 10 one-hah said land and
= rparfitioa and ajule-rr,ert for costs.
Test: W. 3. Godfrey, Clerk Of ths Dis
TSr.r.N Ntrirf C51rt within end for tie ooan;y Of
| ----< Parker and State Of Texas. vita the seal
- b ~ " ssid court this d.y yof Inn~afy. So.
W +. GODFREY, Cistk,
ByJ- .. kzAErT, Deputy.
true COPY the originhl in nv hands.
J. ". II. BLACKWELL, Sheriff r. G.
ti~-prisisrs Zee, slz5z.
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The Federals stole Washinglon's VIII
from Fairfax Courthouse and we learn it
has been so!d to the British Museum
Think OF thatl Making merchandise Of
such relic The reason those fellows are
Christians, is. because Revelations spsakes
of the heavenly city as paved with gold
II strikes their suit!
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NOTICE.

y FILTERS of Administration upon thecState afR.
A Hawkins de cI-cd, having been granted tile
5ndcrsgned by rhe Chief Justice Of Parker comfy
esas all persons indebted to said estate are hereby
untled to make immediate payment, ana ,Nose naS, @
r, claims against the anne win present tl,cm duly
M henticated, md they will he plid iustanter.
JOHN II. PHELPS, Administrator
lb:Gw1 MARY J. HAWKINS, Administrators.
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Kirby Smith has been appointed to i's
comm nd oF West Louisiana. vice Gen.
Taylo. Headquarters Ct Ale1aIdl1a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-11

There is no certainty about the secession
Of Kentucky.
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NOTICE-

WYE would respectfully inform the public gene,
w rally, aud our customers in particular, thar
from aud after this date we will grind Wheat for the
tixth busbel and Corn for the flth bushel, ~ the
CITY Mills, Dallas Texas SHERWOOD " w.
January LIST, 1868. G:imO"
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-08-27
ANNUAL MEETING OF SCHOOL VISITORS.

grvH1, Annual Meeting of the Litch6eid co A,xocfatiUn of School Visitors, will bt 1 heid iu Winsted, on Wedpeaday SepS ot1l | at 10 o'clock, A. M., for tks choice of oficsrl for the year ensuing. and tue transaction o such otllsr business as may come before ths Association. Tn the aftern6op, tho Association will meet with the Instttute. for the bepe6t D ing Committees will report ; s1 On tAs ltsseat conditiea ef Common Sss0ols. N. L Dexter of Salisbury. sa John T. Andrews of Cornwall. ssea
 H. 0. Osborn of IIarwiaton. On Selection of zsxt Books. ss'sssss pr. Q. P. Maltbie of Falls Village. N. R. Hart of Goshen. sa | ". Q. Phelps of Winsted. \ On Coatipwdfion cf TeaeAere. ssas rasss Rev. Afr. Learned of Plymouth. sss H. s Barbour of WolcsttvilIe. George M Kasson of Bsthlcp. ssss
 On Examination cf Tsdehsrs.
 A. B. Palmer Of Cornwall.
 w. B. Apcs of Morris.
 c. A. Todd of New Milford sd gssS On Duties and Powers of School Visitors.
 Henry.Norton of Goshen Edward w. Seymour of Litchfeld. Rev. Mir. Gardner of Ellsworth. F ass On the Qualification & Compensation of Teach s CTS. sssss ssEf{ solon J.,bnson of Cornwall. as Frederick w. Gum of Washington. ss
 Rev. E. Frank Rowe of Canaan.
 ln Duties of Parents. HwS sssasg wssssss Rev. M Atwatcr of Kent. ss < .ss ,y.Se < \ M. L. Phelps of Colebrook. a.E s I Miles B. Toby of North Canaan. On school Houses. ess 2 r.
 N. B. M,rrill of Neu Hartford.
 Dr. Salisbury of Plymouth. sAssS ;
 Rev. Wns. 8. Soathgste of Litchfe,d.
 1t19 SAMUEL N. ENSIGN, Sec,y.