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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19
TO THE PEOPLE OF low 4:

+ IL foregoing sta ement from Mrs.
Wiltcrmycr, State Sanitary Agent of
I'll" condition Of ou' regiments on the
lower Mississippi, is mnlc than cor
rohoratca by other various and reliable
testimony, al together proving beyond
doubt, that or noble patriots and
friends. ho have left tier homes ani
III home comforts 10 maintain the in
tegiitv and stability Of onr government,
are suffering most terribly FIR those
very things we are best prepared to >u,.
ply. Fresh as eur soldiers are from
home, where they have been acc,,Stcm.
ed 10 a varied diet, composed -lIrrclv.
~ vegetables, they can not endure III.
sudden change to hard bread and ba
cor. dry after day, which is alone fur
uishel them in thei: present si,uatipn
This change of diet, coupled with al|
the exposure incident TO camp lif. 50
far South, with ion. confinement on
transports inpassiu- from point'o point.
is reducing our army ten fill faster
than all the assaults of the enemy.
Even those, Gil! snci there bc,) who
have NJ love for the cause in which
those men are enlisted, must feel FIR 50
much human snifyrin. and be ready, at
least, to relieve that for hnmanity's sake.
therefore call, mos, earnestly, in the
name Of humanity and patriotism, upon
le whole people Of Iowa, 10 come to
the rescue of cur suffering and perish.
inc sons, brothers and friends, who ! ave
given themselves to their conntrv's
cause and are nov in such pressing
want Of assistance. Mrs. Wittemmyer
cnumertates the supplies most needed.
Let potatoes, onions, butter and eggs
90 forward in the greatest possible
abundance. l have just received a let
ter from one OF our best Surgeons, CDR.
Shaw Of the 4th Infantry,) urging the
same things, and mentioning also horse
radisl., prepared in vinegar, and comon
plum butter as very desirable. We must
try not only to relieve the sick, but TO
prevent sickness, and to do this our
soldiers must have q greater variety of
food. | call upon the people Of the
whole State
Let every locality sec to The good
work through their own local agencies,
and do it at once. The emergency is
pressing, aud does not admit Of delay.
The season is now such that vegetables
may be shipped in safety, and the river
is open for their transportion.
All packages, from any part Of the
State, put on board Of any Of our lines
of public transportion, and addressed
to "Mrs. Annie Witternmyer, caro- Par
TRACE & Co., St Louis Mo-" will be
sure to 20 where most needed, free Of
charge, orrathcr the Government will
pay the charges.
confidently appeal to the patriotism,
libcrality and humanity Of the good
people of Iowa, that this call be prompt
" and fully met.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
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HEApouARTEEs .2S,h 10. Infantry,
lIELESA :AKk: Feb. 22d 1s63.
EDITOR TRANSCRIPT.


HELESA :AKK: Feb. 22d 1868.
EplroR TRANssElrr.
| enclose herewith, = copy Off set
Of Resolutions, which were read to, and
enormously endorsed by our Regi-
mcnt yesterday amid great enthusiasm.
Resolutions, OLA similar character
(and perhaps f;s,s'nfiles of ,hcsc) have
been rcad,to, and voted npon by every
Regiment at this Post, and at Nicks-
burg, with the Same satisfactory results.
What will the opponents Of the AID.
mnistration and lp.flssher prosecution
of the war say, t.,ihis .refuta,ion Of the
base .tulsehooa, wHcA they have circu
lated in regard u;she lisaaec,ion, aud
,l.scontcn,ment Which prevails am,ng
OUR troops. 'fhe Lie is exposed, aud
will be laid barcin tie Columns every
loyal paper Of TIE North.
Our soldiers mhy lose. confidence in
SOME Of orr Generals, hat love for our
Cauntry-Nescr. AID judging from
the intense enthns,as,iwi,., which these
resolul,ons we're Adopted, i si,oal.: say,
that it was the f,pn DETERMINATION OF
every soidics,in ,hs2s,h Iowa Infantry,
nrrcr e sheath NE differing blade,
until there billion is.crushcd, the Union
restored. ,sp"b'icas, Gaxsrnment vim.
dictated, ana constitutional liberty Sc.
curei. = X.
Day before Yesterday our Regiment
returned from lazoo Pass, where j,
has been for the pas, weeks, under com
man,l OF our ga!enc 1.ie,h, Col. f.h,in.
suer'!las, and removing trees and other
obstruction with which the rebels had
filled The pass, for they have sagacity
enough 70 know that is the key to
Nirksbnrg Hence the necessity Of
naving i, well guarded. There arc now
seven ,h'nsrnl troops down, there, and
if they arc'visll.n', our. gnnboa's, and
small,r transports, wll soon be enabled
70 pass through the "Cut or into the
Cold water, from thence into the Tale.
hattlic river, then into the Yazoo, there
by get,in. into the rear Of Nicksburg.
Most ot'our boys arc anxious to as
SIT III The capture ofthat rebel strong
hold, bn, | fear ii Y will have 20 win
their linrrls upon some r.hc. field, n
oar hi.ision has been ordered to re.
moia here in defence Of thi> place.
The representatives. OF T:,ma, III Co.
"f' st'! sustain The high reputation
tie. t.avu already won, aST?nH s,liiers
Since Tie absence Of Capt. S,aley the
60. las been in command u Lieutenant
S.haf .f'r, who is most si,i"icnt and
ski!l.Al Officer. -
!: Most R'sp,cc'fnlI.:-,
G. pm. PARKER.
The res ,'uions which The above cor
respondent refers TO, wilEebc found on
eur first page.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

State Of Iowa, -,
lama County,

State Of Iowa, -.
,Yama County, - -
.a13 - ,Ts II ]. Bailey, Jshn zehr-
Jung, J. 8. etslsy, Eiissbsth
i. J.. 4ta]syy Hugh y. DoUnsy,
Cbopers 4 Clark, AcCarn
= ecott, Michael Donahus,
t. WAdsworthsk Welly; n. N.
waaeh, Chaalsss Cesper,
. J,hn cooper, 4 7. /. Clark,
Csek Sargent 3 Downcy,
Z 9 anl JeWe(t Tebbstts 4 -.
You and eaeh q you ore hersby noti1sd
that there il now On -als N the sfase u the
clerk Of the District. court Of Tsma' ttunty
iowa, ! petition q ths county q Tan1ss 19aim.
ing 81 you, for the uss Of The .9cheei afund,
the foreclosure ef the Snos4 eAkt. fk@tai4 -
scribed, AMI that vplssS yoa. 4prssr .skSrsto
aud defend On or before. na1h efttkesBsesnd
Day Of the ncxt term Of said 116rts egasAc
ing op the third Monday Of ,SsrtsmeE1. D !.
1868, default will b entered aKafpaA gen and
judgement rendered thereon.
IsaasL. Allen, Dis atty.
-, 4 attorney for Plainti6.
stamp. ii Prs fss. eo,Sa vea1S~S
- s----~- - As -
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BosToN, March

BosroN, March IA.
The Eagle Woollen Mills, north Of
Chelmsford, Mass, employed In manu-.
featuring army cloth, was destroyed by
fire yesterday.
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For Europe.
Nkw YnRK, Marelt.l4.

NEW YORK, Maroh.l4.
The steamships City OF New: York
and New. York sailed for Europe, to day
with . million and half in specie.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

Original NOTICE

State Of Iswa, IL
TamA County,
70 I. }. staley, John zskrss-,
Jehn D. epohs, Elizabeth J.
Stalsy, is StaJay, Afford
Phillips, Lewis Merchant,
cstharine 6talsy, Hugh y.
Downsy. Cssi srs { clark. Ne :.
ASH earn Z Ssott, Michael Dona-
hue, Wadswe, ii v Tells, A. NJ.
Waugh, Charles Cooper, John
Cooper, 4 IT,. Clark, Cool, Sar-
gent : Downey, and Jswett,
Tebbetts & cc.,
Zen, and each Of ysu arc hereby notified
that there 10 new on Als IN the oiase, 81 the
clerk Of the District ce,,ft Of TamA county,
lswa, . petition Of the County Of lama claim
ing Of you the use ~ ths. 9shseI Fund the
foreclosure Of The mortgage therein described;
and that unlsss you afpsar thersts Ind de-
fsnd On or before noeh u ~ sSssaa day Of
the next term Of sid court. com4e cis9 on
the third Monday Or septsmhsr A. D. 1853,
default will be entered against you sad judge
msut rendered tharson.4 81, 1T
Isaac L. Allen, Dist. Atty,
and attorney fer. PlAiutiG.
stamp. Prs fss $o,90 y5nl6w4
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j. C. BiIlmeyer,

ONE DOOR SOUTH or MURRYA'S STORE.
Y ya.t 4
r AIDES Shess Of every description made
IL 10 order ID the latsst style.
Ladies &. Gentlemen please give
me a call before purchasing else
whore. SIS
romr UNDERTAKINGS I'll Get right
And HEEL yen all with great delight
Yoar, poor worn, SOLES win rsstors
And deal the 1ame with rich aud Door
with LAST and ANVIL I'm sure 70 suit
And never Growlat giving BOOT.
AIso Leather 1t Retail.
Toledo, March ~, 1858 v5nl6
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v5n16w4
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
State Of Iowa ~. -
Tama CsnntyJs
Ts A Litell, Bsnjsmin
IIammitt, Joseph A Drows,
and Margaret A Litell,
Ysuand each Of YEN are hereby notified
TINT there 10 new on flo in The ofies of tbs
clerk Of the District court Of Tama Consty
Iowa, = petition OF the countyo Of lama claim
ing Of yo,, tho nse Of the Schos(fund tho fore.
that unless yon appear thereto and defend on
or before NOM Of the second dsy.efthe nsxt
term Of said court, commeneines on the third
Monday sfSsptemhsrA y 1853 default viii BE-
entered against you and judgns4t rendered
thereon. S#
81. Isaac I. ALIEs. Dsst. atty
Stamp and. atty for Plaintiff
Prs fee 81 50 v5ul6w4
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final Achievements t1eUnst-
ed States Senate.
nv AsnINGToN, March 4

After i short executive session, TO-
day the Senate adjourned sine die at 2
o'clock.
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!. NOTICE..
State Of Iowa
TamA County sf.,
r A. }. Lits1I, J. A. Brswa
James n Erash and Mar
garet A. Litslt
Yon and each Of You are hereby notified
that there il now ON Gle in the sfice Of the
clerk 0fthe District Court Of Tana county,
Iowa, . petition Of the county Of Tama, elaim-
i. 8 Of you for the Mes Of the Schcolfnnd the
foreclossr 70 Of the mortgage therein described
and that unless you appear thereto "A &C.
fend on or before no6a Of the second day Of
the next terra Of said court commencing on
the third Monday Of September A D 1868 de-
fault will Be entered against you and
judgment rendered the. cen.
Isaac l.. ALLEN
Stamp Dist. /tt'y 4 ATTY fsr Paints
- Prs lee 81 30 v5nl6w4
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sYa have been shown a lcttcr from
If 3. Bolens, denying under oath
81 leescr wrote political speech for
49, Shelton ~ asserted by "Wooly
1sfsd and which 20 much nnneryed
4slsoa. We we've requested to
ii4Ai, together with Some remarks
III III. ~ elton, bnt We lli..k dis simple
aHenl Sufficient npon matter,
ll! i ha already BECOME stale.
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Rosecrans' Army
OINVINNNI W0vCU -

Accounts from Rosecrans' army are
Of q gratifying character.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

j GR5DAy MARCH 10, 1863.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-19

New Advertlsla,enGv.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-25

it is broadly limited in leading aboli.
tion journal that tho idea of crush.
ing spring campaign has been abandon.
cd at Washington, and that probably
our military operations, until the end
OF the summer, will bo limited peggiug
q little here and pegging little there,
as the occasion may invite or demand.
The failure at Charleston, together
with the failure at Vicksburg, to gain
any decisive advantage over the enemy,
has, at all events, put an end to the
late confident expectations of the
country in regard to q vigorous and
decisive prosecution oil the war.
THE FIGHT AT CHARLESTON.
Referring to the fight at Charleston,
the Herald says:
The guns of the forts were Of tho
heaviest calibre, and most royod
patterns--the English allies Of the
rebels having ruppled them with some
Of their best ordnance. The artillery
practice was excellent, as is proved by
the fact that our nine vessels were
struck five hundred and twenty times,
the favors being distributed ar follows:
New lronsides received of shots G5
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-25
REVIEW OF THE FIGHT.
OrF CHARLESTON lIAEBoR, I
Wednesday, April s, 1868. !

The great struggle Is over. The en-
terprise on which SO many months OF
preparation have been bestowed, and
to which the eyes Of the whole Amori'
can people, loyal and disIoyal, have
been directed with the most intense
interest, has proved q failure, The
rebel flag still floats over Charleston
and it's defences, and our iron-clad feet
has Withdrawn from the conflict, baL1ed
and in part disabled, Now that the
smoke Of battle has cleared away, the
maddening excitement Of yesterday
abated, and some chance afforded OF
learning all the incidents of never
to.be.forgotten scene, let mo endoavor
to group together such Of the main
features of the day as present them
selves to my mind, and to write as
clear and succinct a narrative as may
be able to do Of the battle between the
pigmios and giants--betwoen the little
floating doubled. gunned reVoltlng tow
ers Of iron and the forts ana batteries
that line the shores of Morris and Sui
hvau's Islands, standing as grim sent-
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-25
Uncle Jerrv.

The following homely, but touching verses
are from the pen of Dr. VIM. H. uolcombc,
of Virginia:
Why, Jerry, what makes all this sadness and
fear?
Here's your bitters, man, why do you cry
VINO told you I'd sell you? the trader that's
here?
BY POUNDS sir, he told you q lie
When l sell the gold ring from my dead
mothers hand
Or the sword which my grandfather bore,
When at Guilfogd his troopers made such n
bold stand,
| will sell you-and not before
Why, don't YOU remember my face as boys,
When often | sat on your knee,
Whilstyou sang in your rugged monotonoos
voice,
Your foolish old ballads TO me-
l wcpt at your sad ones, and laughed at your
gay
And made you repeat them all o'cr;
All! when | forget my lite's happieSt day,
/ will sell you-and not before
You made the boat which l launched on the
tide,
And my traps for the birds in the snow;
You led my bay pony, and taugbtmo to ride,
And half the good things which l know.
You wept like a child when they sent me 70
school,
To be absent six months or more;
When you are villain or am fool,
/ will sell you--and not before!
If povsrty's cup am sentenced to drain,
will part with you last Of them all;
Your kindness, old Jerry, would double NY
pain,
And your sorrows eEbittcr my fall.
II fate or misfortune should cause US 10 part
There's God will unite us once more;
Go drink my health, and console your old
heart,
And love me and serve as before.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-25

na, Dupont, the commander Of the
Ironsides is the son of french rotu.
gee, who, during the French Re7olu-
ton, sought refuge in Charleston
There he was kindly supported, and
bis two sons, the present renegade
and another were born, The family
remained several years in Charleston
and then removed 30 Delaware.
South CdroIiaian.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-25
TROUBLE IN INDIANA.
Resistance to Military Authority.
VULLAHONA "a

UAI!huOAA 20
The word to-day is EccryJo3y to the front
No movement here on the part Of tho enc
my.
Our troops are in fine spirits, AMI confident.
LIS not believed that the Yankees dare at
.acE
Adylce3 from Tuscumbia to-day state that
three Yankee regiments which were adylnc-
ing were held in check by Col Roday.
Approved
hIELocu FALCoNER, A. A. e.
RICHMOND "a
The Baltimore Sun says that Col Zarvona
has beer exchanged, and, with other prisoners.
is now on his way South.
JACKSON %.
y special, from Panola to tue Appeal, says
.ha enemy aro reinforced and marching south.
Cha!mor5 advanced 10 Hcrnando but fell
back
TULLAHOMA "a.
Al McNlianvlIlo the enemy destroyed sever.
al bridges and one engine, burnt the cotton
factory, depot buildings, and three cars, and
retreatcd towards MUrfrccsboro
RICHMOND, April %.
Northern dates Of the 2lgt have boen re-
ceiyod
Hooker ha: issued an order regulating tho
action Of regiments whose term Of service ex-
pras Regiments re enlisting Will be granted
furloughs Those declining in body will be
mustered out.
A large Union demonstration has been held
in New York Gen. Scott was present. Among
inc speakers were Van Buren and Dickinson.
The Legislature of New York has granted
million Of dollars 10 defend the harbor or
The city.
A telegram from St Louis, Of the 2o'h,
claims 'G,. tbo reools were defeated at Fay
a..~si,, Asaaasas
onlca IgJh ono of The rioters at Uanvilic
Indiana; bad been r.movoI 70 Georgetown,
where forces were sani7ad t, ra,lst his ar
rest by tJo military authorities. Leading
Democrats from aojonlus counties had 500
there to cou1s,, s.,yu&s.on
The Hilton Head correspondent Of the Herald
says that tee blockade of Charleston will be
kept up with renewed vigor and that the
number of vessels on this duty Will be aug.
mented.
Earl Russell decides that the y. Ststos have
no right to seize vessels bona hGe bound from
Crest Britain to Matamoray, bound from or
9ia Verr Cruz, unless an attempt was made 10
touch at the blockadod ports or carry contra
band articles to tho Confelerates.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-25

From HOrida.-A public meeting OF
the citizens Of Florida took place nj
Lake City on Saturday last for the
purpose of raising troops to aid ir re-.
polling the enemy from the S,&'@--
We learn that numbers have left th"ir
farms and reported for aorica. a.l
tho Editor of the Columbia ezN=cte1
to SEQ in Lake City on lat O@.u...2y
the whole malo population Of the sun.
rounding country.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-25

STIRRING TIMES AHEAD.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-25
U EL LEGRAPETC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.

Significant news from Tullahoma
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-25

sa- The Memphis Bulletin announ'
ces the arrival of $10,OO0,0O0 to pay
the Federcl troops in the West,
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Late and Interesting from the
United States.
from the Richmond Sentinel. !

We are indebted to friend for copies
of Washington, Baltimore and New
York papers Of date the l4th inst.
We find in them long accounts Of the
engagement at Charleston, besides 9TH
or matters Of interest, Of which we
present as much rs We can this morn
ing We notice first, the p02tpoaemeat
Of the execution Of the ConScrPttoH Luoi
The reason is, LINCOLN is afrajd to at.
tempt it. The prctence is given in tho
following:
rosrPoNENENT OF THE ENFORCEMENT or THE
CoNsCEIPTIoN ACT.
WASHINGTON, April 13, 1SG3.-There
is reason to believe that the execution
Of tho Conscription act will be indefi.
nitely postponed. 1t was adopted as a
measure OF precautjon to meet omcr.
gencies. The opinion has been openly
expressed, by the highest authorities
of the government, that the armies
already in the field arc amply sufficient,
and all that will be necessary will be
to fill up the depleted regiments by re.
cruiting.
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM MAJoR-GENEGAL
BURNsIDE-DEATu TO TRAITORS.
CINCINNATI, April 13, 18G3.-Maior-
II
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YANKEES TO Be MUSTERED OUT.
Union Meeting in New York,

Van Guren and Dickinson the Sneakers.
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THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR

Inc 4Ieralu say y Ou|o"A'''iJ
The repulso of Admiral Dupont,s
iron.clad fleet at Charleston indef.
nitcly postpones, we suspect, the re-
sumption Of active operations against
that rebel stronghold. Tho door will
doubtless be kept more closely guarded
than heretofore against English block.
ade runners, with their "aid and eom'
fort to tho enemy )" but as the sickly
summer season in q few weeks Will
visit the South Carolina seaboard, We
conclude that nothing but some over
wholming Union successes in other
Quarters will secure the capture OF
Charleston, before the return of the
malaria killing frosts ofautum. Indeed,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-10-02
Union or disunion-ohoose we
cause you will serve.
voters of Ohio.

The Columbus Statesman urges the voters of
Ohio to remember that by voting for Valindig-
ham and the Democratic ticket they all vote
''for the Constitution set up by your fathers and
for no other Constitution" 1t further says:
"By so voting you will rebuke and put to silence and
shame those who prate about 'new Unions and babbe
of "CopRtutions with modern improvements"-the
rawlings of unpncped ambition and the lighted torches
of an incendiary fanaticism."
Only one reply is needed to this lying boast.
That reply may be found on page 794 of the
Congressional Globe for 1861, wherein it is re-
corded that Vallandigham "babbled of Consti-
tutions with modern improvements by offering
such amendments to the Consultation as 10 dividc
The Union into four sections, and Iegalize secession
1t has been asserted by Vallandigham papers
that this was design to strengthen and not
divide the Union If so, what have they to say
to this provision for secession, taken from that
proposition of his:
The President shall have power to adjust with seced
States all questions arising by reason OF their sece
sion."
If this is not acknowledging and preparing
the way for secession and disunion, we would
like to see language that would do it. The
efforts of the followers of the traitor to disguise
and disiort his record are futile He has plumeC
himself upon his opposition to the Government
and as he has made his bed, SO he must lie in it
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-10-02
Let the Union Voters crush
the Copperdead Snake.
IMPORTANCE OF ONE VOTE

On the day of election, men are apt to say, if
pressed with business, or if the day should be
stormy, "my vote is but one, and it will make no
difference III not go TO the election" But, it
does make difference. Your single vote may
decide the contest Your single vote may Sc
cure the election of the Union ticket, and you
have no right to shirk your responsibility. 1t
is a duty you owe your children, your neghbor,
your country. Can you ever forgive yourself,
if negligent of this duty you absent yourself on
election day, and the Union ticket is defeatedf
All good and true men who did their duty, can
truly point to you as the cause of their defeat
Who would invoke, yea, bear such Odium2 II
is the duty of every man, no matter what his
busines to go to the polls, severe sickness only
excepted. Arrange your business so that it may
be no hindrance.
An instance: On counting the ballots Of thii
township, at the last spring election, two of The
Union Trustees were found to have a tie vott
with two copperheads, and Union men enough
had stayed away from the polls to give them 81
majority. When you say your vote is of bu
little consequence, think Of this case. In cast
ing of lots, however, both the Union men wer'
declared Trustees for the ensuing year; SO W.
have full Union board