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Wheeler and Wilson'S. Sewing Machines.

HNHE AGENT FOR WHEELER & WILSON'S
i Sewing Machines has just arrived in Walla
Walla from San Francisco, and is prepared to sell
these Favorite Machines to the citizens of Walla
Wala city and valley at the lowest cash prices. He
is also prepared to give instructions to those who
desire to learn to these machines and to keep
them in proper order. All machines that are out
of order will be promptly repaired if the owners
will leave them at the Oriental Hotel
Il 4a B. Councilman, Agent.
Waila Walla, Nov. 25, 1854.
, 1864-11-25

GOV. LYON MESSAGE.-G0vernOr Ly-
on delivered his message to the Legislature
of Idaho, assembled at Lewiston, on the 10th
inst The amable Governor has the repu-
tation of being better qualified to indite po-
ems than to figure in matters legislative
His message starts out in the following highly
finished, somewhat over done) poetical
strain:
"Amid this hour, when the clouds of civil
war darken the atmosphere-lighted only
by the sun-bursts of glory that surround the
achievements of our heroic Army and de-
voted Navy; when a wicked rebellion lies
like writhing serpent, death wounded in
the last hours of its venomous existence, and
over its CORY form the shining waters of the
rivers of peace sparkle temptingly, just be-
yond our lips i'm this hour when our hearts
are still bleeding for the loved ones who
have fallen nobly in this great strife for the
Union and the Constitution of our Fathers,
when the tears are undried in the eyes of
the widow and the death damp still paes
the cheek of the husband; when the re-
forth as precious sacrifices upon freedom S
holiest altar;-wben the rights of self-gov-
ernment are imperilled by this contest, and
Emperors and Kings stand ready to cast lots
for the parted robe of departing Liberty =
thus you meet, the Servants Of conhdlng
constituencies, to aid Idaho's Advancement
towards Statehood, by the patriotism Of your
i ~ Il
and the wisdom of your deliberations"
The Governor next proceeds, in about a
dozen paragrashs, to congratulate the people
upon the new and important mineral dis
coveres made, upon the extensive agricul-
tural resources of Idaho, &C., &C. He then
respectfully submits, among other things,
that
"The ancient emigrant road through
portion of Idaho, trodden by the feet of the
early settlers, made precious by their suf
ferings, often dyed with their blood and
consecrated by their graves, in fact the true
via sacra, if possible, should remain free to
all, and if Improvements are made and char
tered rights granted, let it be over those
portions where an absolute necessity com
mends them to your judgment"
The Governor requests the cooperation
of the Legislature to the end that Congress
be memorialized to grant a Charter for a
branch Pacific Railroad from some point near
Salt Lake City to Wallula. Upon this topic
he truthfully says;
"The merits of this measure are Of Ma
tional Importance; as great commercial
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SURE CURE-A friend who sympathi-
zcs with Portland in her isolation, sugge; is
that if the merchants of that town deposit
few irkins Of Willamette butter at the
mouth Of the river, it will be found STRONG
enough to remove snags, and bars, or auy
other obstruction N0untaine
, 1864-11-25

ATLANTA.-The report of the burning
of Atlanta by Sherman is contradicted, and
although it appears from subsequent dis
patches that he has undoubtedly evacuated
the place, there seems to have been no truth
in the report that he had burned it,
, 1864-11-25

thoroughfare through our Territory, they.
cannot be too highly valued. 1t is an en-
terprise that our rapidly increasing popula-
tion will, with great unanimity, heartily ap-
prove"
Our own Legislature would do well at
the coming session to memorialize Congress
upon this subject 1t is matter of as
much Importance to the people of this Ter
ritory as is to the people of Idaho, Such a
road as the one suggested, would be of vast
benefit to the people of Oregon, and we
doubt not the project would merit the APP
proval and cooperation of Oregon's repre-
sentatives in Congress. The measureis really
one of great importance and the benefits
which would inure to the people of the
North Pacific by its adoption will justify all
the efforts that can be put forth to attain so
desirable consummation.
Governor Lyon makes some very good
suggestions in reference to mail routes, ETC.,
which the Idaho legislators will duly appre-
ciate.
PEACE SNnAKs.-The Copperheads have been
stigmatized by the Stantons and Buffers and
by those who have acted with them politically,
as "peace sneaks p but Judging from the peace
speech just made in New York by Gen Ben.
Butler, and the general peace rumors afoat in
Administration circles, it looks as though the
Administration party are about to change base
and adopt the platform of the 'peace sneaks. -
We have been led to believe that the Admins
tration party were urgently in favor of eight
ing it out, and although we never could un-
derstand exactly what they meant by "fghting
it out, yet that has been their watch-word, and
we construed it to mean that there should be no
cessation in the prosecution of the war, nor any
peace propositions submitted to the rebels; that
the war should go on until the rebels surren-
dered Internationally, and submitted to the
abolition of slavery and to slch other terms as
the Administration party saw fit to exact. We
think that is about the true definition of the
term eight it out, and we place no reliance
whatever in the amnesty and peace rumors that
are published in this weeks dispatches. The
unusal activity of the conteRdng armies does
not indicate that there are any real efforts be-
ing made with a view to peace. ThatButer has
been making peace speechis no doubt true,
but that any sincere propositions will be made
to induce the rebels to return to their allegi-
ance, is too much to hope for at present. But
+be 70 Of that naaca ,ea vuras ra haiDO diccnsced
in radical circles indicates that public senti-
ment is rapidly turning in favor of some sort of
peace.
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Oregon Steam Navigation Company.
ri1H 1o NOTICE.. a-r-orlr

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. UNTIL fur
ther notice. Freight on Fruit must be pr
paid. as many of the consignee, are unknown and3
the season so far advanced that the goods may net
be called for. J. G. AINSWORTH, President.
Portland, Nov. Is, 1864. soft
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DONATIONS of Curiosities trophies Oil Paint
IL ings, Autographs, Sculptures, or the loaning
Of the same during the great Sanitary Fair, will
be thankfully received, with the name of the do
nstor or owner; also mentien whether they are
donated or loaned. Parties in the city having
Paintings or Sculptures will leave word with any
of the Committee, who will when the room is
resdy call for them. Having secured the best
room. 1.-THE Ticket Ofics,) everything is well pro-
tscted from wind and rain, and the committee
guarantees that proper care will be taken Of them
and hold themselves 70 ponsible for the prompt
sond THAR article per dams Express t, the Chair
man. Curiositiss and Trophies may be left with
any Of the COMMITTEES, !. -, :
EDMUND BOOKING, Chairman.
nr. r e HIPP. $50 A. G. PARTRl DGE,
Gro STORM. 'HrS ss@sD d. E. DONNEL,
= = Committee % Curiositiss and Fine Aarts
jsl6.f4aN
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This Festival is intended to be comprehensive
series of all the most rational enjoyments that can
be available.
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly illumina-
ted aad profusely orna mented with evergreens
flowers and drapery; AMI decorative gas and water
and rock work, Refreshments, boquets and use
ful and fancy articles will be offered for sale. A
cap.cious sage will be erected and recherche
amusemen's and entertainments of various kinds
will be Introduced each evening All will be
nade redolent with perfume. Music and melody
xin abound, and every thing possible will be done
10 make it worthy the sacred object whose cause
it pleads.
Contributions of money goods, useful and fan
,y articles labor fruit flowers, cur iosites nation
al relics, Etc, Etc, are collected and will be
thankfully received by any of the officers or COM
Iittce.
tho assistance and cooperation of the Ladies is
especially invoked,
Patriotic citizens of neighboring communities
are earnestly requested to assist this great labor OF
love AMI send contributions and delegations to Its
support. ..
The following named gentlemen from neighbor-
nr towns and cities have been appointed agents to
forward any contributions that may be contributed
10 them, and also TO use any and all means IN
,heir power to further the good wsrk on behalf OF
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A p Pc A H.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
COUNTLESS -' ,-.,-.E -t

We appeal to YOU to contribute of your abundance
10 the relief of the sick and wounded soldiers OF our
armies, now gently demanding your assistance.
While many Of your fellow citizens have had tnelr
farms ravseed and their homes desolated by the ruth
less on heel Of you have been mercfuy sp AIRED
Thanks to a klnd Providence and those war-worn vet
Grams tor whom plead. Seed time and harvest have
returned as usual With you; your gran aries are fun
and your pockets fuller STILL Can you know that the
brave soldiers to whom you owe your all, are suffering
Ior a 1.-THE what they have preserved to you,
roll in in money and in kind, free will Offering 70
,hose TO whom you owe your harvest homes -- -
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND
WGRKINGMEN OF WHEELING,
Always fruitful in good works. let not yonr h nds
sacken now. Remember your brave defenders in this
- err time of need But fcr them you would have no
Ions - work in~no work to 5o Dole not out your
gratitude in stingy measure but come to the
have often done before in money ana ID
labor and in skill. nv =
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Special Appeal to tho Ladies' OF Wheelins
hind Surrounding Country, on Be
half OF the Approaching Fair
and Festival. ...


> Ladies'. the Fair has been postponed week
merely for the purpose Of giving yon more time
to contribute more efectually to tho income ant
success, and every lady should at once, sec whai
she can do for it, and then apply herself promptly
to her pious duty. Some can do one thing, some
smother; some can make up needle work; some
can prepare pastry, and others can labour in the
vineyard: ALL CAN Do SOMETHING; all
can influence each other, and without your hear
ty support, and cooperation, tho Fair will lack
an important element of success. Will not every
lady in the country save up. prepare and contrib
ute articles in their peculiar dopa 'tments; and
will not the ladies of tho towns at 20 to work
With earnest zeal in this holy causel
Ladies assemble yourselves under your various
Church and School and Society organi zations in
your social and family circles, and plan and do, all
can do something, and none should be satisfied
unless they do, No such object has ever before
Of aimed yeur phiautaropc efforts; God grant none
ever may again.
Nor should any political or religious considera.
tions chill the heart of any one. We plead alike
for the souls and bodies of the sick and wounded OF
both armies-of all sects and many nations-that
fall to our charge. No distinction is ever made
All are treated just alike by both the Christian
and Sanitary Commissions. .'s.E
Ofall charitable objects ever pressed upon your
benevolence tn 9 is the most important, the most
urgent the most catholic, and tho responsibility is
the most awful.
What more need be said to excite your compass
sion aud stimulate your zeall
Can you picture to yourself the poor stricken
fellows for whom we pleai carried from the fatal
battle field on stretchers ESQ N perhaps to meet
their God j their wounds tenderly dressed their
sckened bodies carefully nursed, their minds con-
soled, their spirits soothed their parting word or
gift to distant loved ones faithfully treasured their
eyes closed and their soul commended to merci.
full Judge, aud refuse or neglect to take pert OF
lot in this matterl
If not, then up and be doing. The time is short
it is true, but long enough for your work to heal
many borrid cash, cool many parched lip and
wipe many tear away. Jel5
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PARTRIDGE'S:s
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds of Artists Material on hands and
sale at as low rates a. they can DO purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities.
Fancy prints Of fine quality, Looking Glass,
Picture Frames, Mouldings and grsat variety
other goods on hand and for sale It fair rates,
n. B. A restricted number Of Pupils taken
learn the Art. 49, spl6-u
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EToHaoss xfhanS torsubscribs 70 ire fund nov b.
JIG ing raised IN connection win re sans %. tns
beneht or our sick and wounded soldiers, wi please
call on the undersigned at bis plsee Of business and
do So a. other duties In connection with ne 800
citation, viii not permit his calling ON them 10 pson:
Those Who have already subscrbed, and nos ye Peaa
their subscriptions, viii plesee call and ssftes
sas'f 81 JOHN DONLAN,
icls tit - Cbairman Finance Committee.
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20 the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Wheeling and Vicinity.

THE undersigned earnestly urge upon You, individ
ually AMI collectively, 70 lend rs your aid and co
operate with Us In our eforto make the Floral Depart
rent Of the Grand Patriotic festival and Fair worth,
Of the occasion and triumphant success.
LIS dies, We appeal to you in behalf Of this greai
christian charity 10 aid in organizing our specia
department and supplying il with the necessary ar
ces that it may inferior to none Of the other do
partments in its attrective and worthy display.
Organize at once and call your friends neashbor
aud fellow citizens at home and abroad to contribute
Wild Flowers, Moses Singing Birds OF all kinds DO
quets, Shells, Potted Plants, Evergreens, Hanging
Baskets. Fancy Wreaths, Artificial Flowers, Flower
Vases and Statuary Everything not donated Will b
returned TO the owners ct the conclusion OF the Fes
val er8s9 siG1 f.. fs
Gentlemen cooperate with the ladies in this special
ity Of undertaking, and aid them by your counsel
and manifestation Of earnest feeling and patriotic
interest In all that concerns the work.
"Provoke one another to good works" in this mpor-
tant department. -.a
Contribution may be delivered to the different mem.
ders Of the Committee to any OF the Lady GENTLE
man assistants.
WI. McNEELYs DR., A TODD,
C.0GLEBAY, JOS. SEYBOLB.
.A g. L. CRANMER,
je2O-1w. Committee on Floral Department.
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FELLOW CITIZENS,

One and ALL come help along this benevolent underta.
king Because you feel secure, don't forget that wal
walks abroad in the land, that war must have It's VIC
tins and that but for these for who We plead war
might even now be upon you and yours.
Don't wait to be called upon, committees will not
have time, but voluntarily end cheerfuy come up TO
this feast Of love- and there ying your gift upon its
alter plight aesh your roth to your bleeding country
aud each other, and rush to save oh save from lin
gerng unds, and death, those brave defend
ers Of your all. %. GO 7--0El
II every man, woman and child among us would
give but one dollar to the cause what incense would
arise.
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Contributions of money should be made to
JOHN DONLON, Chairman.
JNo. F. HOPKINS Gro ADAMS.

JNo. F. HOPKINS, GEO. ADAMS,
ALEX. LAuaHLIN, MORGAN L. Orr,
4,e - Finance Committee.
Contributions other than money, should be sent to
the warehouse Of Jno. F. Hopkins No. So Main street,
where they will be properly cared for. All articles
should have card attached, giving owners name and
residence and probable value of same, and stating
whether donated, or loaned for the establishment Of
the hall. jel4
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REFER TO

Hon. r. L. Berkshire, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals. Morgantown, West Va.
Hon. VIM. 4. Harrison, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, harrisburg, West Va.
N Gof Esq, President n. & NJ. Bank of Wheeling
at Clarksburg, West Va.
W. Wagner, Cashier NJ. M. Bank Of Wheeling, a
Morgantowp, West Va.
Kramer & Rahm, Bankers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co., Bankers, Washington, d
novl4n
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.raa6nnaEAaWs.opsWHE

.ss.all6 nnaRAlES 0E.HHEAldNG,
Za1s5tl.1ehqYgi9a sssstaatsah g call on ysss
Yol& pst{76ie f5hsf6sitY on record everywhere
81 m = 81 isss much 80 ssSs yea . eve =
indeed tSas milf yopr gdns would mot rspay. Don't
NltM net. hut once more pun the elastic band and
ayths Nsllst hare. hnoss.s, 81
LADIES! soaoassi. +
Iitsae need 10 aid to You; your hands are always
reSdy, ycnr hearts are always full Once more your
county eSllSyouto your duty. We know you win b
lsidu MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL!
Stir Nh yo,,r Hoeks 70 be Jealous in this holy
Plead With them to emulate the example Of the good
Samaritan of old. Never wRs brighter opportunity
never was therea more fearful responsibility. Sc
s.'T 33 H.. ,sss CHILDREN, e ~
Save your pocket money and spend It at the Patriotic
Festiyal. There it viii bring yen all 1t Is worth and
real MANY wound beside. t55'sas1 - 1etn gt
CITIZENS OF NEIGHB ORING TOWNS,
Give us your sympathy aud something more subssan-
tial. rosAs ast8
Some jealous patriot in each community set the ball
Of love rolling, and when il is filled with the good
things these poor soldiers have preserved TO roll
it on to us and soon, refled with healing balms and
spiritual consultations it shall be rolled az am 70 the
side Of the sick and the mangled, the dying ana the
dead. 'Aft .f'. ~ .'..N b.
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To the People Of Western Pennsylva-
MIA, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia
We ask your aid and cooperation in rendering the
above named department Of the Wheeling Fair and
Festival success.
Let love for your bleeding country, and sympathy
for its brave defenders prompt you to send US such
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COMMIT ES

ON HALL,
,smas Bodlsy. John Clayton,
isaac Goudy Henry Wallace,
jacob Morris.
ON REFRESHMENTS.
Taos Hornbrook, W: b. simpson,
Nicholas Schultz, W. b. senseney,
James Gilshrist.
ON DECORATIONS.
John Bishop; Ed Held,
E r. Addison, John Bsyha,
6 K Cartwright.
ON FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
". l.. NcNeeley, DR.. A. g. Todd,
Oglebsy, Jos. Seibold .
q. L. Cranmer.
ON ADJUSTMENTS. -s
] A. Metcalf, j. S. Rhodes,
Aug. Campbell, B. b. Stone,
ON FANCY ARTICLES,
Theo ,GOrrell, Augustus Pollock,
W. NJ Nicoll, H. Fisher
John Roemer.
ON SUPPER.
Juo X. Botsford, VIM. d, Sawtell,
Hiram Young VIM. M. Bsrryhill,
E J. Stone
ON FINANCE.
John Donlon. Alex. Laughhni
John F. Hopkins, deo. Adams,
NJ L. OFT
ON PRINTING.
H. W, Paxton, T.. MeAfee,
John Il. Wilson, w, B. Smith, .-'
Samuel p Hildteth.
ON CURIOSITY SHOP AND GALLERY OF
FINE ARTS ,
"a. Booking, A C Partridge.
Geo Storm, DR.. j. C. Hupp. = '.
ID T.. Donnel
ON MANUFACTURES AND MECHANICS
And Glass VIM Graham
Jer'h Sheppard, Jas. McCluney,
j III. Williams. -
ON LIVE STOCK AND BUTCHERS MEATS
NJ. SCALAN, Chairman.
COMMITTEE ON MONITOR.
Z. NJ Norton,
Jas E. Wilson, A. &. Robinson,
Lieut. Khan VIM, Dillon.
ON POLICE.
isaiah Warren, Capt. Britt
Capt. Over, ), 4. Bier, *
w. d, Lewis.
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Albums and Gard Pictures.

A large and superior stock Of PHOTOGRAPH.
Z ALBUMS always on hand and for sale, whole
10 and retail great variety Of CARDS for
LBU Ms for sale very low.
Price lists Of Albums, or Catalogues Of Cards
will be mailed to any address on the receipt Of o
hree cent postage stamp.
Gcods Of this kind will be sent BY mail, pos,
id, at manufacturers prices.
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Christian and Sanitary Commits.
sion Fair,

NOTICE is hereby given that tie following arrange
l<ments have beeu made with the RailEosds and
Steamboats, to carry all donatonf free and issue round
trip tickets, with dollar coupons attached, which
good for admission to the Hall purchase Of any
article for sale:
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsbueg Railroad.
Central Ohio Railroad.
HempAeld Railroad. .s.
Steamboat Express.
Eagle.
I" Falcon.
Odd Fellow.
g Ratler.
Henry Logan.
Z" Minerva.
je2O-lw HENRY CRANGLE, Perst.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

No person or persons are allowed to contract any
debt connected with the-"FESTIvAL AND FAIR"
except the Chairman of the various published commit
tees connected Herewith. je20-n
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GALLERY OF FINE ARTS

also challenges your zeal IN the good cause Glve or
lend us your Oil Paintings, Sculptures, etc.
All arrlcles merely placed on exhibition will be re-
csipted for by any member OF the COMMITTEE carefully
preserved and promptly returned.
The history Of each article should accompany It, and
if donated, its value.
Cos0mittee on Curiosity Shop and Gallery of Fine
Arts.
Edmund Booking, George Storm,
DIR, J. c. Hupp, A. @. Partridge,
D. E. Donel, Prof. A. +. Ross.
The following persons will receive in their respective
localities relics and trophies of the present any
other war; curiosties of every description, oil paint
ings sculptures, &c. and forward the same by Adams
Express, to the Committee:
John g. Jacob, Wellsburg, w. Va.
Samuel McCulloch, Short Greek, West Va.
John Beck, West Liberty.
Joseph Hedges, West Liberty
Dr. j. II. StoreT, Triadelphia, Z" "
W. H. Johnston, Post Master, Rosby's Rock, W. Va.
John Bell, BeltDn, w. Va.
Thos L. Bogges, Pennington, WIS.
John ]. Brown, Kingwood,
Harrison Hagans, Brandonvie,
Rev. NJ. V. y. White, Oakland, Nd.
in. Boyd, Fairmont, w. Va.
Col. H. Dering, Morgsntown, WA.
James E. Whsl ton, Parkersbnrg, ". Va.
Dr. Thomas McKennan, Washington, Pa.
VIM Moore, Washington, Pa.
Rev. John T. Brownlee, West Middleton. Pa:
8. Ma Bell, West Alexandra. Pa.
Judg 8. CowAn. st. Clairsville, OHIO.
DR.. Israel Werlich, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Dr. g. Fudenburg Bridgeport,
Coulson Davenport, GAINESVILLE, ="
Dr. O. Hildreth, GAINESVILLE, 4" &C.
George Edwards. Monndsville, W. Va.
DR.. VIM. D. Mearegor. Steubenville, Ohio.
yY Moore, Clarksburg W. Va.
| J. P. sturgiss Cranberry Summit W. Va.
/ DR., II. G. Doughefty, Grafton,
Joseph s. Morrison, Pittsburs, Pa
je2o-td. ,g.,e,F$
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Relics, Trophies and Curiositi

of every description you may have, can procure
from Others or, without delay, give notice to the Com
mittee where they can be found. The
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COMMENCING JUNE 28th, 1854.
AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK. IN
GLIDING A GRAND CELEBRATION
ON THE 4TH OF JULY. s be
PRESIDENT, o.
HIS HONOR, MAYOR oRANGLE.
CHIEF MARSHALL, o Is
WILLIAM TALLANT. rs s5s
AIDS, t~ :.
mo HUBBARD, BENZ. DAVENPORT,
SECRETARY,
JOHN E. WILSON. =
TREASURER,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN. 5rfs4-res
MANAGERS,
JAS. BoDLEY, yN0. DoNLoN, I'll !
mo BISHOP THOs HORNBROOK,
A. METCALF, JNO K. BOTSFORD,
T. w PAXTON w. L. McNEELY,
THE0 G0RRELL; ISAIAH WARREN,
E. BOOKING. - 59s -