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AFFAIRS ABOUT SAyAss.a-The R>pulyiea,

AFFAIRS ABOUT SAvASSIa.-The Republican
Of yesterday says "Fverything was quiet in
the direction OF Fort hcAllistor yesterday
Not gun was fred on either side, so far as we
could learn, and the presumption is that the
Yankees are perfectly satisfied that taking
Georgia battery, even with their iron. .clads, is
no easy job. notwithstanding all is now still,
the public may look out for something lively
before very long Wo intend to make the
Yankees sick Of Southern waters before this
war comes to a close"
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LAST CALL TO CONSCRIPTS
TO ENLIST.

The undersigned is agsin on recruiting
service IN Lancaster District. According 10
the Regulations Of the War Department all
persons ilsble to conscriPtion are allowed
20 volunteer in any company they may 30
,ect ana viii receive all the benefits allowed
ny law to volunteers IL they do not vol.
ah'eer they will be reported to the enroll.
ing officer as conscripts.
Il Will pay Fifty Dollars to each and any
%ole. bodied man who will enlist in the First
.hfegment Of Infantry, stationed in Fort
Moultfle, where soldiers are well fed, well
clothed and we'll paid.
X. G. BILLINGS,
N, Lieut.. and Recruiting Officer.
Feb. 4, 1853. 5a-,r
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S o u t h Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
PY p. r. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District,
WHEREAS, Martha II. Taylor has
applied to NO for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods aud Chattles
Rights and Credits of s. II. TAYLOR
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court tor the said district, to be holden Mt
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day OF
Feb. next, TO show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be gran
led.
Given under my hand and seal, this 39lh
- day of Jan. in the year OF our
( l.. y. Lord one Thousand eight hundred
I ~ and aixty-thres and in the eighty
seventh year Of the Independence Of the
State Of South Carolina
Z. II. HAMMOND o l.. d.
Feb. /, 1863. S2-a;
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The GREAT YAsKIr EXPEDITION GATH.
ERING AT PoRT RoYAL-We find the fol
lowing in tho Baltimore American o: Janu
ary 81:
The steamship Angc arrived at New
York on Tuesday from Port Royal, which
place she left on the afternoon Of the s4th
instant General Hunter had arrived on,
and assumed command of the department,
once more-Gen. Brannan returning to the
Nortn IN the Arago. The Indications are
unmistakcablo that an active campaign will
at once commence under Gen Hunter. On
the 18th tho iron clad trgats Ironsides ar
rived at Port Royal on the 18th tn. Moni
tor battery Montauk arrived, and on tho
20th the Mou,or battety Passaic made he,
appearance. The Mon,auk, on the Gath
took her departure again, in company with
two gunboats-her destination not stated
but probably the Savannah river Ewa,
under.tood also that large reinforcement,
OF troops were soon 10 arrive ia the depart.
ment.
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WAR NEWS.
News from our Army in Tennessee

DEcHEGEp, TEss, January al.-(By
mail 10 Chattanooga, February D.-The
enemy advanced twelve miles from Mu..
fresboro' yesterday, with n brigade and six
pieces Of artillery, on foraging expedition.
liz made a vigorous attack on our cavalry.
Smelling US back for n short distance. We
masked ourselves in the timber near For
restsiile, when hnderson's brigade, happily
arriving, repused the Yankee force, with
the loss of 800, killed and wounded, and
with small loss on our side.
Heavy skirmishing may 5s looked for
daily, and general engagement within the
next ten days.
General Joe Johnston has issued congrat.
ulntory orders to the Army of Tennessee
aud announces that he will direct it. fur
thor movements.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
RY p. +. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.

Rf y. L. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, w. J. STOGNER has ap.
piled To me for Letters of Adminis,ra.
lion on all and singular the Goods and
Chattles, Rights aud Credits of Able
Broom iiate Of the District aforesaid, de-.
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred.
tors of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district. 10 be holden at Lancaster r
Court House on the I4th day Of February
inst, 10 show cause, If any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
49, } Given under my handsand seal,
LIS. this the 3ist day or Jam, in
49, the year of our Lord one thsu.
sand eight hundred and Sixty three, and in
the eighty-seventh year of the independence
Of the State OF South Carolina,
y. 7. HAMMOND. o. L. D.
Feb. 4, 1853. 5a-2t.
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The RUPTURE OF THE BLOCKADE At
CHARLEsToy-The blockade Of Charl.s,on
has been broken-the Secretary Of State
has given notice of the fact 10 the Brili.b
and French Consuls-by the strict rul. Of
International law, the Yankees must yivo
sixty days notice before they can re e..
tabl''h it. The question i, whether or no,
the Yankees will be bound by tha, law,
seeing that they affect to regard u. a. reb.
eIS, and therefore not satit!sd to the bens
fits Of International law, and whether or
not Lord Russell will allow their claim 10
exclude us from such benefit. We have
no doubt that the Yankees will make the
claim and that Russell will .ubmi, to it
The whole conduct Of the man, during thi.
war. lends us TO this c0nclusion.-Rich
nsond Dispatch.
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Recruits Wanted.
ABSENTEES REPORT .

am authorized to announce Q "the pa,l,s
suspension Of The operation Of III. Con
script Law so us to permit Conscripts Ia
voiuntser in the company Of their own So
lec'i"n, without passing through CAMPS OF
Instruction, aud receive the bounty and otb.
er benefits provided by law 10. volunteers
have been detailed under orders from Gen
u. w. Smith, TO receive volunteer, or Con.
scripts and muster them into any COMPANY.
they may select now in service in tins com.
mand, particularly in Company T., Capt
Hinson. 22d Regt. s. &. V. Now il The
opportunity to select your own Company.
IL is my duty also to apprehend all atrng
lers and dssertsrs and such as are absent
without leave. promising to all who repor,
promptly full pardon. trust TINT no ex.
treme measures may be necessary to repIuc.
in service, any soldier from L.ascaster Dis
trct All absentess from Company f.,
apt u insoa, 22d R-gt s. &. v. will meet
mo at Lancaster G H. on the 10Th day of
February next Those who arc able will
report for duty, and those disabled by sick.
ness or disease to be excused by Surgeons
certificate OH that day. ! will remain here
thirty days on detail as sb0ve.
w l. BLACKMON, SsrRt.
Comp. r.. 22d Regt. S. G.. v.
Lancaster &. a., ). G..
Jan. 3l.t 1863, b2-tf
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The Leeislature

This body sdjourned OIL Friday night last
Among the bills passed is the bill published a
few weeks ago, limiting the planting of cotton
the present year to three acres per hand Also
T. bill to punish and prevent eItortion. The
Military Bill passed, but in what shape we are
not yet Informed. We understand that under
the Tax bill, the State Taxes will be about the
same that they we're last year. We will publish
the more important Of the Acts passed as soon
A We can procure them
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S o u L II G. n Il o LIN
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RY p. +. HAMMOND. E.qr:r., Ordins.
- ry for sad District.
WHEREAS, JEFF. II. CONNBLL
has applied 10 me for Letters of Admini.tra
ton on al and singular the Goods and
ChatlIes, Rgnts and Credits of James
ii. Williams late Of the District afore aid
deceased.
THESE are. therefore, to cite and al
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next Ordnury'.
Court for the said District, TO be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 10Th day of
February inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be Gran.
ted
Given under my hand and seal, this 2nd
{ ~ } jay Of FEBRUARY in tho wear Of our
( l.. 5. Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ )and sixty. three aud ia the eighty
seventh Year Of the independence Of the
State of South Carolina.
i. Il. HAMMOND, O.I Id.
Feb. 4, 1862, .,
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Attention Tigers,

All persons, members Of Company /,
(Cspt Si.eIe'") 18th X. ginsnt South Car,
oIi"S Volunteets, who are absent from their
command without leave are hereby notified
to report to The undersigned ut Lancaster
Court House, on Tuesday tie 10Th instant,
for examination.
All thoss who do not report to me on
that day, ns above directed, will be consider.
ed as ceserters, aud Steps will be taken to
have them arrested and confined iu the Dis.
irct Jail until they can be forwarded TO
their Companies under guard.
Il. w. ANDENSON,
o. S Comp. |. 18th Regt. ). G. V.
Fob. 5, 1868, 53-4t
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The Weather.

The weather Of last week was the coldcst
shat VIC have experienced in several years. -
From Monday night until Saturday the ground
was covered with snow, sleet and ice. There
was quite heav- :all OF slect on Wednesday y
night All outdoor operations were partially
suspended and it was difficult to keep warm In.
doors, With sood fires. What must be the suf.
fsring Of our poor soldiers who have nothing to
protect them from such weather bu. canvass
icnta
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The Chicago Times Of tho ao,h ut say,

The Chicago Times OF tho 2O;h MI. says
thu move on Arkansas Post was made TO
save the Federal army from entire demor
aiiza,ion. IL states Sberman's disssti Gus
and dlsgraeeful rePulse from before vicks
burg had lis natural results utter demoral.
ization was everywsre apparent every sol
dicr was disheartensd 4; Confidence in their
leader was gone, and that 40 army Of ten
thousand we'll drilled men could have put
them TO light. 40 open mutiny wa. most
imminent, when Meclernsnd exicmporized
the Arkansas Post expedition.
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Our Arm Y in the West

Kew. DIR. B.cinan, Of Charleston, whose in,
defaugable efforts in behalf OF the soldiers are
well known, furnishes the Charleston Courier
with An interesting account Of his recent mission
of mercy TO the 10th and 10Th South Carolina
Regiments, which form a part Of our Western
army. We make the annexed extracts
l ascertained that there are at present eight
hundred men in the two regiments, which will
IN short time, by the return OF the sick and
wounded, be increased to one thousand.
l called The officers of the two regiments INTO
consultation, and found that was right in sup.
posing that 1t would be sup p.riluous in sending
provi'ions. These necessary articles are furn.
ished more cheaply than we could possibly oh,
tain them. Corn is purchased for the army at
from 60 to rs cents per bushel, Beef 8 Genus
per pound, Pork = cents, Bacon 90 cents Su.
gar lO cents per pound Coffee aud Tea is not
given.
The wants Of the soldier cannot be purchased
here with money. They must be obtained a,
home and sent to them by . faithful agent who
viii be sent to receive and distribute necessa.
ries among the soldiers. Shoes are not needed
atpresent. / have list Of what il wanted
socks, drawers, shirts, undershirts and some
blankets Our Western army Is much better
clad than the army Of Virgins was when las,
visited il.
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Mr. s. b. Massey has our thanks for Satur.
days Cdroiinidu in advance of the mails
We regret, that owing to the fact ths

We regret, that, owing TO the fact that the
paper which we had on hand on the day ol
publication last week did not hold out, q mum.
Der of our subscribers were not supplied with
last weeks ISSUE Before our supply of paper
arrived we were compelled TO distribute the
type for the present issue The failure to &c,
paper in time was not the result of any mis-.
management on the part Of the Office. We had
ordered it in ample time, and lot shipped to
us fiom Augusta on the goth of December las,
did not reach Camden until the latter part Of
last week. We now have enough for elk mouths
aud arc promised as much in the future as We
will need.
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Soldiers Board of Relief.

The following gentlemen have been appoint
ed by the Legislature to constitute the Soldier
Board Of Relief for Lancaster District
JAMES MORROW.
J. Ii McAURRAY.
GEO. FUNDERBURK.
GLASS CASTON.
R0BT. l. GARDNER
III. ii. DUNCAN.
STEPHEN SMALL.
J. w. TWlTTY.
JOHN GARDNER.
J. ADAMS
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Confederate Congress.

RICHMOND. February 6.-The Senate
passed tho Appropriation bill. The Su
Preme Court bill was further debated. In
the House, nothing Of importance was done
Dir. kenner reported a bill for funding the
currency, which was made the order Of tho
day for Tuesday ne1t
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Estate William Ross.

ALL person. indebted to Vim. Ross, de-
ceased, are notified to m,Ss payment, and
all persons having claim, or demands are
requested TO presen The same on or before
the 7th April next or thi. notice will plead
in Bar to any demand not 80 presented, rs
the Estate must be settled
}. II. McMURRAY.
hdministrat0r.
Jan 5lh 1863, 4s-3m
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The Federal military authorities have issued
an edict forbiddng arms, ammunition cases,
&c, from being taken into Kentucky at all
Also, forbiddng the shipmcn, into .hs, State
OF large quantities Of mems boots or shoes,
mems clothing in quantity, Of goods for mems
wear, barrels OF salt or sacks, or quantities Of
coffee over ten pounds, quininc, cavalry equip.
ments aud the like.
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Commissioners of tho Poor

There having been failure to elect Com
mis'ioners Of the Poor At the last general cleo.
tions for this District it required special Ac,
OF the Legislature to provide Commissioners
tor Lancaster. The following gentlemen have
been appointed:
J. u. MOBLEY.
TuOS. l.. CLYBURN.
IRWIN CLINTON.
W. Is. NELSON.
WESLEY HILTON,
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The Salisbury IN. C.) Waterman learns from
good authority that large number Of deserters
and tories have banded together in that section
of country where the counties Of Moore, Ran.
dolph and Montgomery join, aud have commit,
ted numerous and serious disturbances against
the lives and property Of true Confederate citi.
zens. Of course they will be speedily waited
upon BY such force, in authority, as will bring
their operations 70 q close.
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by order Of p. II. Hammond. Esquire
Ordinary, | will sell at the late residence Of
John MuMurrv. deceased, on Tuesday the
l1th day of February next, n valuable NE.
GRO MAN, JIM, prime field hand.
Conditions, credit Of Ten months, nth
interest from date.
JOHN II. MoMURRAY,
Adm'r. Will annexed.
Jan. 3Ist 1853. ba,f
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5 . u L IL q A Il . LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RY p. II. HAMMOND. Esquire Ordina-
ID ry for said District.
WHEREAS, 81. &. Heath, E.s, ha.
applied to me for Letter. Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chattlcs,
Rights and Credits of Mrrchason McNeeley
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, 10 ci:e and nd
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors OF The said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary =
Court for the said District, to be holden nj
Lancaster Court House on the llth day OF
February next, TO show couse, fany, why
The said administration should not he gran
| ted
Given under my hand and seal, this 2S,h
~ } day of January in the year of our
l.. 3. Lord one thousand eight hund, ed
(~~ Sand sixty-three and in the eign,v.
seventh yeaf of the Independence Of tho
State Of South Carolina.
p. Il. HAMMOND, o l.. D.
Fed. 1, 1868, Ii
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ESTATE NOTICE.

DERSONS iadebted. either to the Estate
l. of Isabella Ii. Connors, deceased, or
that of Andrew J. Connors, deceased, will
make paymen1o the undersigned Per
sons having demands against either or both
of said Estates, are hereby notified t. pre-
sent them, in legal form, 10 me, for pay
ment, within the time prescribed by law
This notice will be plead in bar TO any
claims subsequently presented.
w. NJ. CONNORS, Admir-.
Dec. 3, 1862, 43-3m
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The New o'Ieans Delta says the levee above
the city is in delapds,ed condition; the water
has risen fifteen feet, and is rising rapidly un
less the ievec is repaired speedily, Louisiana, q
large portion Of Arkansas and Mississippi, will
be submerged
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tic. The leading business houses were
closed, and the proprie,ors and employee.
joined in the demonstration.
Reid Sanders has been sent TO Fort La.
fayctte.
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Tux NEw CoNuAsDER.-IIooker graduated
at West Point in 1887. II, vas iddo.camp
TO Gen. Hsmer IN the Mexican war, and was
breve;ed Captain for gallant service. lie was
breveted Major for gallant conduct at National
Bridge, and Lientenant-C Colonel for gallant con,
duct at Chapul.epec. He resigned in 1888 and
went to California. He offered his services to
Lincoln at the outbreak Of the war.
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Estate James Summsryille, de-
ceased.

q.
A LII persons having demand. Of any
"A character or grade against the Estate
Of James SummervIlIe, deceased, aro here
by notified TO hand them iu for settlement
on or before the 26th day Of February next;
and all persons interested in said Estate,
either as legatees or heirs at law, are noti-
fled to be present at the Office of the Ordi-
nary ut Lancaster Court House on that day,
as final settlement Of the matters Of tho
Estate will BE- made.
This notice will be plead in bar to all dc.
mands, Of whatever character, presented ae-
tar the Gay above named.
g. w. SUMAERVlLLE,
Lancaster &. H., $. G. Aren't.
Nov. 26, 1862, 12-3n
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Information from Memphis states tha,
many OF Grant. men had to DO forced, al
the point Of the b.yonet, to embark on the
boats bound for Vicksbure.
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The army correspondent Of the Cincinnati
oommerc'a' says there are several Of the regi-
meats raised IN the southern portion Of IIliaois
which canno, be depended on. Dezertions
from their ranks sre frequent
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GEs. GRsoo's srccEssoS. .--Bhgadier Gen.
eral Samuel McGowan. the successor to Gen
Gregg, assumed command Of the brigade led
brigade Of the light divsioD) on the 24lh uit.
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Burnside has been offered the command OF a
new department. embracing North and South
Caroline. Thirty dsy' leave hss bssp allowed
him 60 decide whether he win accent
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Tue Herald, Of tho lst. details the fght Oh
the Blackwater, and claims victory. 1t says
the Federal loss was 20 killed and wounded.--
Corcoran had narrow escape.
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In New York on Friday. gold closed at
iss II cotton 96 cents United States skies,
redcemsble In 1881, declined 10 -.
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DR.. r. w. Bibbes, Of Columbia. s c., was
elected President Of the Press Association Of
she Confederate Suites.
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JUST RECEIVED
NOTICE.

During my absence 10 the Legislature
my office and business connected with the
Ordinary's Office will be loft in charge Of
J ID. Hale, Esq, who is authorized 20 70
csive and receipt for any fees due me in
my Office.
p. 7. HAMMOND, q. Id.
LANCASTER c. H., S. c. Jan. Is, 1863. n
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Jan. 3lst 1853.
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NCtioe.

Jan. 3l.t 1863,
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-17

THE CAVALRY. BATTLE AT BEVERLY
FoRD.--We get from our Washington cores
pendent some further particulars of the recent
extraordinary engagement with Gen. j. f. b.
Stuart's forces cavalry aud artillery on the
Rappahannock. We lost one battery, Martins
9th New York, 3-inch rifed guns. We had
no supports, and twenty-five of the artilerists
were killed or taken prisoners before the bat
terry was lost. All of the horses were shot.
One of the guns had burst, another was spiked
by our men, and third had been rendered
unserviceable before the capture. Our troops
1.-THE LIST New Jersry add 9th Pennsylvania
Cavalry took rebel battery, but were not
able TO bring it away. In fact the departure
of our forces was difficult, and their crossing
of the river sharply opposed by the rebels, but
the artillery cleared the way and all succeeded
in crossing. Our Gen. Gregg took 300 priso-
ners.
Two flags were captured by the lst Maine
Cavalry and two by the LIST Maryland Regi-
ment. aE Ns
Gen. Stuart narrowly escaped capture, and
would have been made a prisoner, had he been
recognized. He was dressed as a private.
One of his aids was captured by his side.
The Portland daily press., 1863-06-17
Union State Convention.

The citizens of Maine who Internationally 10y
al to the Government of the United States, and who
Internationally support all its for the sup
prassion of the Rebellion, and who resolved to
spare no endeavor to maintain our National Union,
both in principle and territorial boundary are in
vited to send Delegates TO Convention to be held in
the city of BANGOR, on
wednesday, the LIST day of July next,
for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Gov
ernor, to be supported by the Union men of Maine
at the next election.
Each city, town and plantation Is entitled to send
one delegate, and an additional delegate for every
five hundred inha bitants. fraction of three hun
bred entities town to an additional delegate.
LEONARD ANDREWS, York.
SAMUEL L. SPRING, Cumberland
RUFUS S. STEVENS, Oxford.
NELSON DINGLEY, JR., Androscoggin.
j. ID. PRESCOTT, Franklin
JAMES q. BLAINE, kennebec.
JOHN s. BAKER, Sagadahoc.
S. ID. LINDSAY, Somerset.
Il. w. STETSON, Lincoln.
r. X. SIM0Ni0N, kaor.
WIN. McGILvERY, Haido.
EPHRAIM FLINT, Piscdtdquis.
JOHN WYMAN. Penobscof.
EUGENE HALE Hancock.
GEORGE w. DYER, Washington.
EBEN'R WOODBURY., Aroostook