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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
\ RADICAL CURE FOR HERNIA OR RUPTURE!

Neck-Tie Manufacturers can save 40 per cent
BIZ using tho WILCOX and GIBBS SEwSdMAcHHa No 'Oo
Broadway.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-27
News and Items.

News and Items.
Mr.. Vallandigham's case is before the
U. S. Supreme Court, Mr.. Pugh as counsel
for the exile. 1t is false that '. is suing
for nardop. :" as stated by Abolition papers.
Misleading their readers is the forte Of
bought. up journals.
1t is again stated that the war material
and machinery Of the rebels is being re.
moved from Richmond to Columbia, 5. g.
u Gov. Vance of N. g. favors a return to
Twonty one blockade runners have re-
Gently been captured off Wilmington, N. @.
y Guthrie leads in the Ky. Legislature for
u. S. Senator. ......
Shakespeare used 900 words; in the
Bible there are but 5,642; Voltaire and
Goethe used 10000.
The 5-2O's for banking purposes have
been exhausted. 81. 81. ~"
ne Small pox is bad in Chicago. We pity
the people there. .;N ..........s ..
'S|S' The rebel CONSUMPTION is resisted in N.
u. a~0rTlgga Fn.as.5@. 5a -
A boy of Hoosic Falls, aged 16, eloped
from Troy with two young misses Of IA or
Is and ''scud" for Loves Young Dream"
or some, other place, Their parents found
them at Pownal, VT, all in the same bed.
The extreme cold weather was their excuse
for this imprudcnt familiarity.
The French are now ahead in Mexico.
Senator Rsverdy johnson Of Md. made
an able speech against the new oath requir-
ed Of Senator's. His speech astonished the
Republicans.
The committee on the war is revived :
Chandler and Wade are included
Longstreet is reported reinforced by Lee
and marching on Knoxville. ~ H..
Gov. Bramlette forbids negro recruiting
in Ky. -E.~-rs. ....s. r...-
Gen. Grants ambition is to be Mayor OF
Galena that he may "build side walk from
his house to the Depot p
The snow of last week in Ohio was aw-
ful-only one train bad reached Columbus
on Thursday last
Fry says the recruit belongs where the
bounty is paid him. ...
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-27
THE FAITHFUL MAIDEN.

THE FAITHFUL MAIDEN.
knew a Maiden fair and free.
Who loved you that went to sea;
Fortune had never smiled on him,
And people called him "Shabby Jim;"
That name was good enough they dsemd,
For one who so unlucky seemed.
His nearest relatives, tis said,
Would pass him with arched head;
But she, his fond and faithful maid,
In her affections never strayd;
Although her eve with grief grew dim,
She still adhered to "Shabby jim"
"When fortune changes, he will be
A perfect Nonpareil," said she,
And she was right; for he came back
With golden treasure many pack;
And first, of course, the lucky gent
To ABRM KOHN'S Emporium went
And as a splendid suit he wore, -
Folks called him "Shabby jim no more;
His friends and relative all smile4s,
a But sinister James" was not beguiled,
Scoring the merccnary trap,
He poured his wealth in Anna's lap.
A splendid assortment of fashionable
Ready Made Clothing,
For Men and Boys. Also: large stock Of
ROOTS AND SHOES, -
which have in store adjoining the Clothing Store.
Also, full assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS,
GENTlEMENs FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
Which will sell at the lowest rates. Give Us call
and sec for yourselves.
aJrAt the new brick building, next door to VIM.
Koss saddlery store.
. Abrm kOhn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-27
y Office.

4 LII persons 40 forbid cutting or taking any
AIIM3ER from. She SPANISH GRANT, from ana
after this date without permit from the Agents Of
he company. All parties trcspassipg hereafter, wit
10 deals with to the extent Of Law.
Persons wi hing to purcbas wood or down timber,
can apply to the Agents. VIM. GREENE.
o. NcCRANHR.
-n.... General Agents diard Lanl 0oppapy.
September LIST, 1893. $50
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-01-27
Pleasant Grove Cemetery.

TIME proprsto-s of this beautiful burial place take
pleasure In announcing to the people OF Mc0rcgce
that they have the grounds fenced in a GOOD, sub.
stantia manner ard prepared to give good titled
to lots. All persons who have friends buried there
rsques' ed to forward and arrange fer their
lots, or the proprietors will be compelled to remove
their remains to the Pottcr's Field. ##.E
Applications to be made to - s-sa.
WM GREEN, or
..a.a s H--4.r #.M. ORLANDO McCRANEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
DR. E. CONES APPOINTMENTS.
DR. Gone may DO osnsulted as follows.

DIR. Gone may be consulted as follows;
In PIQUA, at the Piqua House, on Mon.
days, Nov 2; Dec l2i Jan l6; Feb 20; March
27; May l.
In TRoY at ths Morris House, on Tuesdays,
Nov g. Dee Is, Jan II; Feb 2l; March 2e
May 2.
10 DAYTON, at the Phillips House, on
Wednesdays, Nov 81 Dec Ia; Jan ls; Feb 22;
March 26, May 3.
Ia XESIA, at the Hiyling House, on Thurs.
days Nov TO- Dec IS; Jan 49, Feb 23; March
30i May 4,
In SPRISGPIELD, at the Kuaub House, on
Thursdays, Nov g. Dec Is; Jau ~ Feb l6;
March 20; April 27.
In BELLsFosTAIsE, at the Logan House, on
Fridays, Nov 4; Dec 9; Jan l3; Feb II; March
"a; April 2s.
DR.. Gone has prAeliesd in the above places
about FIVE years, with the most gratifying sue
eesG He treats all forms of chronic disea,
ses, and ayails Of all improvements, in all
schools Of medicine. No charge for consul
tAtion, but chash for medicines Consult DR.
Cone before It is too late.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

Josep,, Brown, Solomon Brown, Jacob BtoWn, Caro-
Nus Mahue q "a Wham Mahuei Oelinds Hannah
and Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah sns george
Hannah, vs.
Theopholus Brown, Theodore Brown, Mary Brown,
SeaherrY Brown, Perry A Brown, Sarah BroWn
and Elizabeth Brown, In Partition
yVyHEOPHOLCS BROWN, Theodore Brown, mary
Brown, Seaberry Brown, Perry A, Brown, sarah
Brown, Elizabeth Brown will take notice that Peu-
tion was filed against hem the 2lst day OF August
A. A. 1894 in the Court OF Common Pleas Of MONT
gomsrY county, Ohio, by Joseph Brown, solomon
Brown, Jacob BTown, Caroline Mahue, Wm. Mahue
Celipda Hannlh Samuel Hannah, Amanda HANNAH
and George Hannah aud IL now pending wherein said
petitloners demand partition OF the following real
estate to.wlt: Situate ia the county OF Montgomery
and State OF Ohio, She eset u Of section s2' town
8, range east, az. ,.-.. -,
the lands of Joseph Brown, deed, BY order OF me
Court Of Common Pleas o. Montgom ry county,
Ohio at the March term, l84l see chaneery, record
h page sSQ, and described as follows:
Bepinnina on the east line OF said sechon ~ Z
5nl es south OF the N. E. corner thereof-thenee D.
S5s W 100 roles 10 stone in the Liberty Road
thence g. $40 E. 1923 poles TO stono in said hoaa
thence n. 81 Z. ~ poles 10 stone, thence y . n
{ poles to a stena, thence N, s6S u. az poles 70
stone on the east Line OF said section, thence n o.
W. ii2 poles TO the place Of beginning containing
| 66L acres and has been assigned as the dover Q
Elizabeth Brown in sed lands OF Joseph Brown dec
and that al the next term OF said COURT the saic
petitlonCr will apply for order inst partition may
/ be made cf said premises.
| Dated this August 9lsts 1904.
| ADAM CLAY, Atty for Petitioner. auRS'w6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
pETITION FoR PARTITION.

Superior Court Montgomery county OHIO.
Levi X Basore aud Amelia Ann Basore against
Samuel Rodaheher EiEabsih Boomershne, Ameha
Ann Rodahefier, Ellen RodaheiieI Frank hodahonef,
Christena R0dahefier, ,samuei Rodahefieri susanna
ROdaheder, LeWnn Ketrow, William Henry houser,
samuel F Uouser sarah Isabella Basore, OF the
state Of Ohio and Eiisaboth Decker, fnd lseas
Decker her husband Of the State Of Indiana defend
T,ViIe above named Defendants, and especially EHa.
beth Decker and Isaac Decker her huaband, OF
the STATE Of Indiana will take notice that pehuon
las teen dled asanst them The Superior Court Of
MnntSomrry county Ohio, by the above named plaiu
tif praying for partition Of the following described
premises situate IN Jackson township, Montgomery
county, OHIO an,
Being tom lots numbered one hundred and Ten ulOl
one hundred and eleven an, one hundred and Twelve
II w. one hundred aud thirteen ul3i one hundred
me Incorporated village Of FaTmsreue, alec the
residue Of land owned by Henry houser, IA MS We.
time situated in section twenty (zi) town iour
) range four lt) east ntainng Two sores AMI Que
hundred and twenty perches also the land owned ~
the said Henry Houser in his lifetime, situated N tne
southwest quarter, Of sechOn twenty one kzl) toHn
four (D, range four ~, east, described ~ tonoWs'
bsqnninq at the southwest corner Of sad act OF land
and running east seYenty-three (Isl rods, 70 the
centre OF the Germantown ana West Alexandra tufn;
road thence northwest with said road one hundred
and tllD rods and eleven lll feeti thence sonth
eighty three rods to the place Of beginning containing
nineteen ug1 acres more less, and thst At me ek
term Of the said Court said l.. X Basore sud hmeIle
Ann Bssore, his wife, will appy tor an ORDER H'A
partition may be made OF said premises.
LEVI X. BAsoRH.
y Taoupaos Attiv aug1O-WdW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
IeG, Davis on Peace.

The Republicans insist thatJT DAVIS
made the Macon speech, as reported and
published in the Northern papers. Here
is a sentence or two from that speech
'iHeMr Davis spoke eloquently Of the
horrors of war and the sufterngs of the
people. He desired peace. He had tried
to obtain it, and had been rudely repuls-
ed" ........ ....
Is that true Is it fact that DAVIS
desires peace, and when he tries TO oh
tain it, he has met with rude repulses from
bloody ABRAHAM9a Let Republicans who
believe in the Macon speech answer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
WHAT WAS DONE I'm PENNsYL-
VANIA. r...r

fact has Just transpired which shows two
tbings-hrst the enOEmeus profits made by
Lincoln contractors, and second, the money
employed by the Black Republicans TO carry
Pennsylvania The fact we alude 10 IN this
that single contractor in the city Of Phil
adelphia, contributing per cent, on his pro
fits in the sRIAs proportion sR all Black Re
publican plare-holders we're taxed, was as
sessed at S5a, ,O0O, and paid It, That will do
for hOneas people to think about The profits
be made ana Government contractor we're SO
enormGis that small per cent, made this
aggregate OF fifty thousand dollars; aud this
vast sum with how much more no one knows
wAs put in the hands Of Black Repub licar
leaders as a corruption fund, wherswiih Il
carry the vote ofPennsylyaOia, But glory t.
Pennsylvania She has spurDed the bFibs
and trodden under her feet the miscreAntsi Wit
offered it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
A Great Battle

sHEmDAS has fought another great bat
tie, in which he claims decisive victory,
though il is evident, from his own account,
that his success was dearly bought That
bloody valley shall it never be turned
over to the peaceful pursuit Of the farmerS
Is It to be the scene Of horrors during the
lifetime of this generation Verify, it
looks so.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
what the bloody RuIe Of Lin
! coin Is Doing for the COunlrYI

1t is striking evidence of what we are
coming 10 in this country, that twenty-five
armed meu rode into town in Vermont and
robbed the banks OF Sl50,O0O There is no
evidence whatever that they were Conieder
Alss They we're simply bAuditd. And this
country will soon be- as full of this class Of
maranders as ever Mexico was, unless we have
a speedy peace, and restoration OF law and
order He is blind and stupid who does not
see that the very foundations of society are
crumblng, that unisttered violence ia ms sum.
ing dominion, and that anarchy, fearful and
bloody, is imminent, unless we have an i'm.
mediate change in the Administration OF
Government, Bauditai viii be riding utu
Dayton, Columbus and other of our Ohio
cities before the next term Of Abraham Lin
coin closes, should he be re eleetsd--which
may God in his infinite wisdom forbid
We publish to-day, though little late
on account of IN ost diabolicsl crime,
committed by the Re publicans at Danyills.
Illinois.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
Read the following;
..,.sa. aF lTya gor.J ,

(Tssfba0Ria. Of Me- SaFaI Gould)
AtBANT, Nav YoRK,
diseased and my hair commences 10 ia out very fast
lac disease spread unul ny scalp wss one complete
sore. II became vary painfuli my iest nIEht WaE
broken the burning ard itching sensation was unsup
Ponsblei would apply n, - alter remedy, bat
oisns Of this city. Was Informed BY them thai the
disease with which my Bcplp was affected was Il Salt
Rh mn, and that they could not benent mo. rCAd
You assured that you would eradicate the disease
and restore my hair, which had beeoms veTy shin
With that assurance placed myself IN your hands,
and the results are rave a luxuriAnt head Of hsu
my scalp Derfes ty well, and my hair has ceased t.
Mns sARAH GoUL6, No. lit South Pear street
Itis a fact acknowledged by all who have used tie
Hair Rsstorer, and their name Is Legion, that IL 10
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would enectualy and permanently restore the
hair Of those who are bald, aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale of Restorative
the strongest evidence Of the manifold bsuehts iS
eouferrinE upon
TIE HUMAN FAMILY
The confidence Of the public has been obtained, ana
they all unite in sttesting to it, merit and stsoPsr
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
ever intrhducsd. l do not recommend my pre- Para
ion 10 cause hair 20 grow six set IN treblJ a. many
Il Win The sRs OF RSsTs 70 those Sh AZ:
akeptcal or ncTeduous, will make 4 bona nde oder;
Iwin forfeit eI,eOO
Zone Thousand Dollsrs) II fail to cure the woTst
cases Of partial badness, under 6ssn yssIs' stand.
ing, with
THR ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
This Wsnderful remedy is sold by druggists GsneT.
III your DRUGGIST HAS NOT COT IA SEND
FOR 1T.
N.B-CuTss guaranteed in every case who're the a
reeuons for zee are implicitly Obeyed.
- Price, u per bottle, or ElI bottles for So
PROF. II. A. DE MUM,
Sole Proprietor, No 20 Orange street,
fe1sdly Albany New ToIk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

specl they have for the men whom they 50
lovingly designate our "brsye boys The
soldier word gocs tot nothing with Them
Tho Riebmond EramiRsr is exceedingly
bitter ~ esibst the proposal to settle oor d'ai'
calties by a contention Of the Statcs. So,
likewise, Ail lhe Black RePablisOn leaders
Norh Both agree in hostility TO peaceful
solution Of our difficulties for they know that
sach solaiion would lead 10 oatestofation OF
the Uhbo. The Richmond EromiaSr is very
anxious that Lincoln shall be re elected, as
his will make reunion impossible
Thers & nothing more certain, if Lincoln
is re elected, than hat lbs horrid war will go
on unth both sections ars completely exhaust
ed Bankruptcy will be universal DesoIa-
t,ou w,lt brood over our cities aud helds.-
Our young men will sleep ia bloody Frsvee,
Or bear their msugl-l forms on wooden legs
aud erutches. What future for contempla-
fhoHl Roih-hothins bui ruin
The Cincinnati Gazette says the patriotic
people are in favor Of The draft This is
iaAosn by the fsct that .ntl Ons in q hundred
o, the drafted men OF Ohio have gone TO the
field. They preferred surrendering all their
property to doing so And IN the case OF
poor men, sympathizing neighbors contributed
with liberaliiY never before known, to snatch
theh from from their fate IN the face OF
such facts, it required the brszeu cheek of q
professional Black Republican liar to assert
that the patriotic people are IN favor OF a
draft
Nsior General Birney is dead De was =
very valuable officer, aud has done good ser
vice to the Fedsrul cause. His death resulted
from camp fever
Some one writing from Richmond, indiana
designa,ea it the QUAKER City This IS a
gross slander on the Friends, unless they have
dsgeneraled more THAI any religious denomi
nation has ever done. The Friends are emi
nsnty peace men at least they Icere SO snd
such is still the nominal profession ot theli
Society They carry their peace notions tC
1.-The extreme Of non resistance At least tney
did 80 and do so still, unless they have beer
demora6sed b. Black Repnolioanism' T6
call Richmoud-where the mob rules anC
brute violence Is sppreme--the'QaaSer C'ty
is on abuse Of terms rarely witnessed
The Cincinnati. Gazette OF this morning
goes back thirty years TO revile and culmmatt
General jackson. Neither the living nor The
dead is safe from the attacks OF that deiama
tory sheet 1t develops the instincts of The
hyena in admirable perfection.
The Coufederstes are o ain in strong force
in the valley This Is very marvellous, wber
we consider how they are demoraizsd, th'
vast number Of disasters, the number killed
and captured BY Sherman, and the terrible
strait to which Grant has reduced them abou
Richmond. There must be a mistake some
where d-l
70 1t is reported that Meade is to be surprised
ed. We think this likely Meade is bray
, and prudent, and bas never threatened
i turn his army on the patriotic people OF tn
- North be oughtto be removed, of course,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
An EQUIVALENT FOR THE
WASTE OF BLOOD AND
TREASURE-ARE WE GETT-
ING NT.

Are we not getting an equivalent for the
money expended2 Do the people of the
country prefer to let The Union go, and all
that is involved in il, in order to save their
money If they are prepared not to make
this sacrifice, they are the unworthy sons OF
sires who pledged their lives, their fortunes
and their sacred honor to found the States
which are now attacked If the people love
their money more than the Union, they will
follow the advice OF these mischievouS parti-
Laus.- Utica Herald
care we getting an equivalent for the mon
ey expended 2 Tt is an apt and timely
question. No man, in the sincerity Of his
heart can answer aye. The only possible
equivalent would be the restoration of the
! Union and Peace. The latter they tepudiate.
The former they have clearly not regained
for us, and no honest man can say that +,
lodging from the past, they are any more
likely to give us a restored Uzon in the fn.
ture We have only to show for all this ex-
! peudture Of blood and treasure, a broken
Union, fslsi6ed hopes and broken promises
repeatedly renewed Of a restoration of the
Union And the Baltimore platform, as we'll
as the letter Of Mr. Lincoln ITO all whom II
muy concern" both declare against Union OF
Peace, save on the basis of the "extirpation'
or the abandonment of slavery "-THAT Is
THE OBJECT for which Mr.. Lincoln and his
Baltimore pArtizans purpose hereafter, as in
the past, to waste your treasure and blood
The people ofno party love their money
more than The Union That the last thre,
years aud half has established aud the ia
ture will conRrm it But they do love theiI
money and their lives more than they love q
crazy and partizan pre-negro theory ans
they do love the unity, integrity honor an'
peace Of their country more than all the rest
And this they have begun to demonstrate u
the blind partizsn leaders Of blinded part
and the demonstrAtion will be complete an,
more incontestible than the problems Of Eu
cid next November l-Syracuse Union.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
The Beast OgIesby.

The Black Republican candidate for
Governor OF Illinois, recently ma4Ia
speech at Carolton in that State, The
first fifteen minutes of his spsaoh, he de-
voted to an attempt to prove that he was
not drunk when he spoke at jacksonville.
lie said the man who sit he was drunk
was &C D. peace sneak" and a
'suotty nosed svV of a B--h! This is
the man whom tie Black Republicans Of
Illinois are trying, with the aid of ABRA-
HAN LINCOLN, TO make Governor. This
is the man for whose success WARD
BEEcHER, and other watehmen ON the
walls Of Zion, devoutly pray .....
4 .tl.H no LlL t'"'
THosE who expect aspeedy peace, and
relief from future conscriptiops, are re-
minded that LNcoLN has declared that he
will never make peace until slavery is
abolished. .......t "a.
Those who expect speedy peace, and a
relief from future couscription, will do
well to heed the opinion of Gen. SHnR-
MAN. He says 'the war is only beginning
and that its issues are among the mytsries
of the dim future
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20


II, as the Coppsrheads claim, lheir party
is par excellence the party Of the Unioo, how
comes it that the rebels are praying for its
success? journal ..
TheIe is only one class OF people in the
South. that desire the election OF McCLEL-
.LAN. They are those who wish for peace,
with restoration of the Union under the
Constitution. Those who will hear TO
no terms bss separation, pray for the re-
election of LINCOLN. The editor of the
Richmond Wig declares that if he had a
million of votes, he would give them to
the man whose monstrous policy has
filed and kept full the ranks of the con
federate army, and determined the south
ern people to meet any calamity, however
terrible. rather than submit to Black Re
publican rrle. There is no enemy of Con
stitutional Union in the South. who would
not vote for LINCOLN, IS he had the oppor-
tunity. Re-elect LlNcOLE. and Confederate
Independence is assured.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
VaIiandIgham gone TO LlliROfs.

Mr.. VAL1ANmaHAM left the city to-day
to be absent a week or ten days, in Hi
nois. He will address mass meeting of
the Democracy at Monmouth in the above
named State, on Tomorrow. We make
this announcement in order that the non-re-
ception of replies to letters written him
NAV be accounted for. f ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20

We find Il clamor raised against the alleged
partality wherewth furlongbs are being
granted to Indiana soldiers, Unionists being
furloughed freely, but copperhoads rarely or
not at all We know not how the fact may be,
but sincerely trust that this complaint is well
founded.
We commend the above to the attention
of soldiers and people. If soldier
chooses to be willing tool of Black Re-
pHbhcans, voting Just as they desire, he is
to be granted furlough. If, on the Other
hand, he resolves TO exercise his right a
an American citizen to vote for whom h,
pleases. no such favor is to be allowed
him. lie is to be retained in the ranks
kept from the polls, and denied wholly tn
right of suffrage The Tribune says i
''hopes that this complaint is we'll found
ed" ruf.-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
FoR PRECEDENT
GRORGR u. M'CLELLAN,
OF SsS IgRsET
GEORGE Ii. PENDLETON,
EIfCroRs At iNRGf
CHARLES REEMEllN,
THOMAS W BARrLEY,
n,srRcr gLscroRa

msnRcT ELecToRs.
JOHN L. VATrlER,
JOHN SCUlFF,
WILLIAM j GILMORE,
LUTHER SMITH,
CHARLES n. LAMISON,
WILLIAM b. TELFAIR,
WILLIAM II CREIGHTON
JUDSON A. BEEBE,
EDWARD s. STOWE,
JAMES G HALY
HENRY G. MOORE,
JAMES EMMlrr,
CHARLES II JOHNSTON
NEAL POWER
ROBERT A CONSTABLE,
OLIVER J. SWEENEY,
CHARLES NJ. ATEN
DAVID r. PAIGE,
SIMON l.. HUNT,