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Black Snake.

II will be recolleclsd that about The first
OF May last, negro attempted 10 shoot a
white soldier on Capitol Hill, Harrisburg,
for seme remark made as he was passing the
negro, who was sitting with white girl in
The Capitol ground. The negro was arrested
at that time on charge of attempt TO kill,
bnt the Union LeAguers procured his en-
lsrgement on straw bail.
This same darkey, last Monday night,
was discovered in the dwelling house of
William Kline, Justice of the Peace of
Harrisburg, concealed under bed occupy
ed by Mrs. Eakin, who while at her de-
volions, hearing noise under her bed, was
led TO examine, and there, ctouching like
some wild beast, lay the negro, waiting for
his victim. The alarm was given, and the
black villain was arrested by officer Camp
bell while yet under the bed of Mrs Eakin,
and taken before The Mayor. No, satisfied
with shooting white soldiers, but he must
atteapt 10 commit airocious acts upon white
women. Where are the Unien Leaguers
He needs more bail !
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WIDow's APPRAlsEMEsTs. In every Judi
cial District in-the State, the act applying to
Widows Appraisements, is regulated by
Rule OF Court. In the revision lately made
for this District, the rule adopted requires
the Administrator TO pay, al the time Of
taking out the Letters, S. so, 10 the Register,
and 10 return 10 the Register the said Wild
owls appraisement within thirty days; The
Register TO advertise The same in TWO news
papers for thirty days, and il exceptions be
not filed within the first three days OF Court
following the advertisement, The same shail
be confirmed absolutely. In other counties
the fees are 50 80
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A BLACK EDIroR's OPINION. Black
Republican is a newspaper in New Orleans,
edited By a colored man "a clergyman)
who, il would seem, from the following,
does not think that regeneration OF his breth.
rem is TO be accomplished by voting and
tax paying:
"The colered man and the white man
cannot live together in this country they
must, and will have TO seperate, unless the
Congress of the nation will give them a
place for themselves, for as it was with
Abraham and Lot, SO it is with US, and the
sooner we seek home for our rising gene
ration, the better il will be for us.
Our final destiny, so far as ! can dimly
see, is that in three hundred years il will be
rare thing to see a colored man in this
country. Like the Indian, our race is des-
tined 10 become extinct in this country
unless we move 10 ourselves"
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Auditors Notice,

EStdte OF HeHTy u. hoons, deceased.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by
The Orphans Court OF Columbia County, 10
make distribution OF The balance in the
hands OF Henry Bnss, administrator OF Hen.
ry g. Koons, late OF Hemlock township, iu
said county deceased, among the several
creditors of The decedent,in in the order eslab-
lished by law, will attend at his office
in BLOOMSBURY, ON SATURDAY THE
18TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, a, 10
O'Clock "A. M. of said day, for The pur.
pose OF making distribution All persons
having claims on demands against the es.
tate of the decedent, are notified to presen,
them 10 The Auditor on that day or be debar.
red from coming in for share OF the fund.
ROBERT f. CLARK.
Bloomsburg, June 2S 1855 Autr.
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ID | Z ID.


In Berwick, on Friday morning last, Mr..
Hugh Thompson, aged 81 years, 10 m onlhs
and II days.
In Centre township, Columbia comfy OF
July 4th very suddenly, Mr.. William Hoffman
aged about 65 years.
In Level Corner, Lyco county ,on the
9TH Of July of Dropsy, Mr.. John Carpenter,
Sr.,-Father in Law Of Levi L. Tate e,-aged
about so years.
At Pinecreek, Fishingcreek township
Columbia county, on The morning OF the 81
inst, Nancy Buckalew, in the 88th year of
her age.
On the 26lh ull., Frank, con OF Mills &
Samantha Chemberlin, aged 2 years and 2
months.
In Briarcreek township, Columbia county
on Friday morning last, suddenly, HESRY
LaMoN, aged about So years
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HIGH PRICEs.-WelI-iouGde complaint is
made that there has not been a fall in the
price of provisions at all commensurate
with Ihe fall of gold. When tie price of
gold falls, everything else should fall with
it. This, however, is not the case Provis-
ions are almost as high now as ever. Meat,
for EXAMPLE, is reiailed at as high price
as when gold was quoted al 2,S5. II is the
same with many other articles. This
is nothing but a swindle, and some
means should be taken TO prevent it. The
public are grossly imposed upon by speou-
lators. The people have contributed their
blood and their money to purchase peace,
and now that they have obtained ii, they are
entitled to one, al least, of the blessings il
should bring-low prices Of the necessaries
OF life.
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Administrative Notice.

Estate ofG LoDry Kline, late Of Orange decd.
LETTERS Of administration on The estate
OF G. Lowry Kline, late OF Orange twp,
Columbia county, deceased, have been
granted, by the Register of faid county, TO
Etruda Kline, residing in the township and
county aforesaid. All persons having de-
mands against the estate OF The deceden
are requested 10 present them for settle
ment, and those Undecided TO The estate are
requested TO make immediate payment
ELTRUDA KLINE,
Orange, May 81, 1868. Adm 'trix.
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The NEw HAMPSHIRE LEGisLATURE, as we
might expect where the wooIies are in the
majority, previous 10 atjourning, passed a
resolution in favor Of Degro suffrage. Thus
hey 60. Weweuld not be surprised, in a
-hori time, to see the negro step up TO the
polls and deposit his vote, along side of the
white man, for persons OF his own color and
choice, for Office. When you extend the
right Of suffrage to the black man you
allow him the privilege of selecting from
among bis color those whom he would have
adminis;er the affairs Of our Government.-
This our loyal Black Republican neighb ors
are advocating. Their Journal OF this place
Is enlisted in the canse of negro suffrage,
and is, 10 certain extent, wheeling por-
ton oflhe Republican party into that negro
policy. The better portion of that party are
not willing 10 degrade themselves so much
as 70 suppon measure calculated to place
thai black race OF people upon an equality
with them without any training or educa>
tiOn. II is altogether wrong; and would, in
onropinion, lead TO war between the races,
the result Of which would be the extinction
Of the colored man
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MRs. SuRATT, ATzERoTT, PAYNE and Her
OLD, the conspirators Tried before the military
commission al Washington, were sentenced
10 be hung. The finding OF the Commis-
sion was approved by President Johnson
on the 5h inst, and they were hung on the
7lh. This inhuman execution was no less
offence than murder, OF which every MEM
ber of the Commission is gully, because
not made by warrant of The laws. Several
articles upon this subject are crowded out
this week We will notice il more fully in
our next issue
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LETTERS of administration OH the estate
of Calharne Jacoby, late of Mt. Pleasant
township, Columbia county, have been
granted by the Register of said county, to
George w. Jacoby, residing in the town
ship and county aforesaid. All persons
having claims or demands against the es-
tate OF The decedent are requested 10 pre-
sent them duly authenticated 10 the admin
is,ration for settlement, and those indebted
TO the estate will make immed;:a 10 No.
menl to GEoRGGER.W. JAcoBy jf!S pay
July II, 1866, Adm'r
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THE PHENIX PECTOR4L

zzB6% Ioral; or compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry and Seneka Snake
Root, will cure the Dis-a ses OF the Throat
and Lungs, such colds, ccoghs, croop,
Asthma, bronchitis, calarr core throat,
hoarseness, whooping cough: &c.
Its timely use will prevent PULMOAEY
CONSUMPTION. And even where this
fearful disease is fully developed, it will
afford more relief Than anv oIher medicine
J. Lawrence Geiz, ex-Speaker of the
Pennsylvania House Of Representatives,
says :''This cough remedy is nov exten-
sve used, and is OF the highest value 10
the community, its curative qualities hav-
ing been tested by thousands with the
most gratifying results. Il is carefully and
skiIliully prepa red from Wild Cherry Bark
and Seneka Snake Root, by DR.. Lew Ober-
hoIizer, a reputable physician of Phpnix-
vile, Pa, aud is sold by nearly all drug
gisls and country storekeepers."
D. P. Crosby, ex-Post Master and ex.
Burgess oil PoIis,own, cerfifies as follows:
POTTSTOWN, Jan. 3, 1865
This certifies that have used The Php-
nix Pectoral in my family, and recon-
mend il to The Public as The very best
remedy for cough and colds that have
ever tried One Of my children was taken
with cold, accompanied with a croupy
cough, so bad, indeed, that il could not
talk and scarcely breathe. Having heard
so much said about the Phoenix Pectorai
procured bottle OF il. The first dose
relieves the difficulty OF breathing, and be-
lore the child hal taken one fourth OF the
boule it was entirely well. Every family
should have il in their house.
[Signed D.P. CROSBY.
J. c. Smith, druggist OF New Hope. Bucks
conuiy, Pa, in writing 10 DR.. Oberholizer,
says: "a few days since bought two
dozen o. your valuable cough remedy 10
ly all gone would like you 10 send me a
gross Of ii.
"YouI medicine gives better satifacion
than any other have in the Store. am
agent Tor some Of The most popular cough
prepsrati ons, but yours seems 10 be doing
the most goodD
The following is an extract from letter
from Hiram Ellis, merchant, near Potts,
town, Pa, 81 have tired The PhGnix Pee
loral and find ii TO be The best cough med
icine eXtani Ii meets with a m ore ready
sale than any other that have ever had in
my slore."
The proprietor of this medicine has so
much confidence in its curative powers,
from the testimony Of thousands who have
used II, that the money will be paid back
~ dHy PuiCudsof VIII Is uOl edtlsuSu VIII
lis effects.'
II is so pleasant 10 take that children cry
for it. Price THIRTY-FlvEC CENTS; large
Bottles ONE DOLLAR.
Ii is intended for only one class OF dis.
eases. namely those OF the THROAT and
LUNGS.
Prepared o@!.,iy by LEVI oBERHoLTzER
~ ", PbGnixville, Pa: ant Sou ssc,u by m
Druggists and ss,torekeepers.
Johdson, Holloway, s. Cowden, No, "a
North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, and
+. c. Wells & Co., lis Fraoklin Street,
New York, General Wholesale Agent
N. B.-If your nearest druggist or store
keeper does not keep this medicine do not
lei him put you of with some other medi-
cine, because he makes more money on il,
but send al once 20 one OF The Agents for H.
June 81. lSG5.-6m.
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The Luzerne UnioE, published by Col. NJ
Hannum, and by the way one of the very
best Democratic papers of The Stale, says:-
We have associated with as in its publica-
ton WALTER II. HIBBs, Esq, formerly edit
Or OF the Carbon Democrat, with whom many
OF our readers are already favorbly acqua;n-
ted. He is a sterling Democrat, worthy
young man, aud one of the best printers in
the State. Under bis supervision the job
bing aud mechanical department of the bus
mess will receive the besi attention, while
his assistance in the general conduct of the
paper can bni condnce to the interest of the
reader.
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BLO0asBURG, WEDNESDAY, JULY 70, 1865
The Jackson Celebration.

The eighty-ninth anniversary of American
Independence was celebrated, by the peo
pIo of Columbia county, in Jackson twp, il
an appropriate and magnificent manner
-Four years of oppression by the Executive
Of the United States, large amount o
which was centred upon the patriots o
Columbia, taught Us 10 appreciate and love
the sentiment expressed in. the Declaration
Of oflndepeudence. Early in the day large
concourse of people had assembled a
Rohrsburg, where procession was formed
and proceeded 10 the Grove The process
sion was estimated by competent judges tc
be al least two miles in length.
Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the meeting was
organized By the appointment OF the follow
ias officers .
Psesidsnt-JOHN McHENRY, ESQ.
Yice Prssidents-Iram Derr, VIM. Apple.
men, Daniel McHenry, Enoch Fox, John
Robson, Jacob Kimble, John Black, A. J.
AlberIson, Jno. Leggoit, Abraham Manning g,
Joseph r. Patton, Isaiah Kline, aud jacob
Evans.
Sscrefdries-L. A. Garman and J. F. Derr
Alter the organization, Rev. J J. Harvey
By request, offered an appropriate and i'm
pressive prayer, following which Levi L.
Taie rose and read the Declaration OF Inde
pensience.
The banquet, gotten up by the ladies, be-
ing then fully prepared, the meeting ad-
iourned for one hour 10 parlake OF the
bonniiful supply OF refreshments.
a. 01~ fho
order by the President, when the regular
toasis were read, many of which were
peculiarly adapted 10 the occasion and
times and elected great applause. Want OF
foom compeIs Us TO exclude the publication
cl them this week.
The invited speakers were then intro
erced and in succession were welcomed by
cheefs. Col. Wellington H. Ent, delivered
an able and patriotic address. Capt. C. B
BfocKway next appeared and made forci-
Die speech, suitably prepared for the occa-
sion Elijah R. IkeIer followed by an en-
thnsiasiic address, much appreciated and
received with applause. Rev. ] J. Harvey
in devoted christian sincerity closed the
pntIic speaking, with discourse, purely
FstIiotic and we'll becoming minister of
the Gospel.
The day was beautiful and an unusual
degree OF satisfaction imbued each breast.
EseTy seul was cheered with the prospect
of returning peace, and every heart rejoiced
in the probable return of civil rule and the
abandonment OF military power Those
veteran Democrats oi the Jackson school,
whose locks were gray with years and
whose frames were hssieued to decay By
confinement in the damp walls OF For,
Mihlin, almost convinced themselves to be
10 youth again, as they felt JOY in returning
liberty and the overthrow OF military ne
csssity"
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EATroEAL TsAcaEE's ASSOCIATION This
body is % hold i,s next annual meeting in
Harrisburg, 90 the 10th, nth aud 18th days
Of August We understand lhs; letters have
been resolved from prominent educators in
nearly every state IN the Union, including
Alabama, Mississippi, and others Of the
Southern States, promising their presence.
Il viii dooblIess>be one Of the mos, impor-
tant educational mestines ever held il this
country We shall Pu5lisL 10 'ew days
complete prozramue efihe szsfcises.
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tbs PUBLIC DEBT.-Some of the New
York papers proposes paying off the public
debt by subscription. The NaysVille (Ky.)
Bulletin, says: ga better way of discharg-
ing our public debt, would be TO compel the
National Banks to surrender the interest
they have made upon the businessthey have
done since their establishment. they have
wrung millions from the public by loaning
the national credit, without risking dollar,
and drawn interest at the same time, from
the public Treasury, upon the bonds depos-
tied as their capital. The whole system is
a stupendous swindle, and it would be a
righteous retribu,ion if they could be made
10 relieve the burdens of an overtaked peo-
pie, by surrendering their profits to pay the
national debt" These banks not only live
upon the government and the public, but
they are exempt from paying any portion Of
the taxes. Republicanism takes care of the
rich.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret TO learn iha,
Mr. William Hoffman, an aged and respect
able citizen OF Center township, this county,
died very suddenly on Tuesday evening last
He had been engaged in harvesting during
the day, and fingered behind the rest OF the
field hands as they wended their way home
ward in the evening. Not arriving for some
time, one OF his sous started out TO meer
him. He found him lying dead, by the
roadside. 1t was supposed By some that be
was strnck by lightning, as there was a
thunder storm prevailing at the time
BeTWick Gazette.
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PETERsoN's Philadelphia Counteueit De.
tector and Bank Note List for the present
month is on our table. Twenty eight new
counterfeits have been out in circulation
since its last issue, all Of which are fully
described in the number before us. The
DetectOr is a valuable publication, and every
business man should have a copy on his
desk. Subscription price OF monthly, 81 so
per annum, semi monthly, SO 90 per an
num-
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Administrators Notice.

II .ETTERS OF administration on The estate
IA of William <. Shannon, late Of Scott
township, Columbia County, deceased,
have been granted by The Register of said
county, to Wellington H. Eni, residing in
the township and county aforesaid. All
persons having claims against the estate
OF the decedenr are requested 10 present
then for payment 10 the administrator
and those indebted TO The estate will make
Immediate payment 10
WELLINGTON H. ENT,
June %, 1863. 50. Adm'r.
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NEwsPAPER CHANGE.-Ws notice in the
last No. of The Constitutional advocate, pub
lished al Ashland, SchuylkilI county, that
A. B. TATE, of this place, has become one
OF its editors, Mr.. S. NEU@ABL retiring. The
paper is now edited and published by TATE
& McGINLAY. The Adrocaie ranked along
with the best Democratic papers OF the Stale
and with the present arrangement we have
no reason to believe otherwise than that it
will maintain it's former proud position in
the Democratic ranks. Success 10 ;hem.-
May itey have lots Of work and plenty -of
subscribers.
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FRAsK LEsLIE's LADY's MACHINE This
popular york for Jolly has been received
In plases and patterns il is far ahead OF all
other Magazines. Its reading mailer, TOO,
is not second TO that Of any other Maga-
zine. This publication needs no introduce
bon from MS. to the public, as every person
has certainly heard Of the extra qualities
possessed by Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine
over al other periodicals Of like character.
This work is larger ihan all oihers, aud
coniaining twice The matter that most Msga-
zines dc. Send and get il. Address Frank
Leslie, 537 Psasl Street, New York. Sub
serip.ion price, 50. so per annum, in ad-
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The american AgrieuHurist for the month
OF July has been received. 1t is complete
agricultural Journal, and the present number
for the farmer and gardener. Every farmer
in this county would do vel. to subscribe for
this work. Published by ORANGE JUDD, No.
Al Park Row, N. Y. at S so per annum in
advance.
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A rascally agent of the American Protest
an; Union Missionary Society" is out in
Clearfelt county preaching that the next
war is 10 be between Proiesisniism and
Catholicism. He declared that there was a
secret society in Rome, ready 10 strike ga,
the proper nom ent" If Catholic should
go about the country giving ven; TO such
deVilishness how long would he be without
a uIinted coat OF tar and feathers Those
VINO preach war between religious secls
have no reIigion-lhey are devils let loose
upon earth 10 curse it,
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CANDIDATE For TREASURER.

Holm J. STILES, ESQ, of BENTON twp,
a. through the earnest solicitation OF his
many Democratic friends, has been induc-
ed to offer himself as candidate for the
Office of TREASURER of Columbia Coun-
ty, subject 10 the decision of The Demo-
cratic Convention, which will be held on
the 2slh Of August next.
Benton, May %, 1865. So I'D.
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We SEE it announced 10 the Daily NesC
York Netcs that the Rev. J. B. RAcAEY, oI
New York City, died al his residence on
Thursday, The 29ih nit. II is only couple
OF weeks since we published an account OF
his having married one oil our printer boys,
Mr. 5. Bruce Coleman, Of this place. - He
was minister of great eminence and abil-
Iiy, doing service 10 the cause of the Meth
odisi Episcopal denomination. He was pas
Tor in one OF the foremost churches in Brook
Iyn, for several years. g Verify, in abe
midst Of life, we are in dea,h.p
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERSHIP,

NOTICE is hereby given that The CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
Nathaniel d. Kie & James f. Kile, doing
business in the upper end of Columbia CO :,
was mutually dissolved, in March, A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and sixty four
n. d. s. J. F. Kile.
Jackson Julv I2 1868
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

WILLIAM r. DEMOTT, OF Madison
w township, has been induced, through
The solicitations of his many Democratic
1iends, 10 authorize us 10 announce 10 the
Democracy that he VIII be candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, at the coming
Fall election, subject TO the decision OF The
Democratic County Convention.
June T. IS65-S3
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COiL on
CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

John F. FOWLER, of Pine township,
- has been induced, through the earnest
solicitations OF his many democratic friends
to offer himself as a candidate for The offic Q
Of COUNTY COMMISSI INER, at the APP
preaching General election, subject 10 The
decision OF the Democratic County Conven.
lion, which will convene in August next.
June IA lS65-S3 nd
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There are great many notes of broken
banks in circulation, which are more dan
gerous than The counterfe!s of solvent bank
notes, because more likely to deceive
The public should be on their guard if they
would escape being vic,imized.
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If The negro is to have vote because be
has worn the Federal uniform, why no,
give the same privilege TO white minors un-
Ger twenty>one-tbousaads Of whom have
served IN the armies during the war4 Are
they not as deserving as the nesro-are they
not as intelligent!
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Nj A RR lie d.

Or The 2nd inst, by Rev. Nj. p. Crosth-
waite, Mr.. acob Sinner, of Towanda, und
Miss Kate Brader, of Salem township, Lu,
Zerne county, Pa.
At Richmond Samuel A. Fields, OF Co. 6
Issih. P. V. to Miss Annie Wood, OF Rich
mond Va
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The Bridal Chamber.

A note OF warning and advice to those
suffering with Seminal Weakness, General
Debility, or Premature Decay, from what.
ever cause produced. Read, ponder, aud
reflect! Be wise in time
Sent FREE 10 any address, for the bepe-
fit OF the afflicted. Sen, by return,maiI,-
Address
JAMES S. BUTLER,
429 Broadway, New York
April II, is65--3rn.
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JOHN RANTZ,
SAMUEL KLINE.
ABRAHAM HARTMAN,
JAMES. McHENRY,
JOHN C. KARNS,
WILLIAM HURLEMAN,
.ROHR McHENRY,
n. II LEMON,
REUBEN APPLEMAN,
JOHN BAKER,
A. l.. DAVIS,
Nj. D. APPLEMAN,
JOHN ]. STILES,
STOTT E. COLLEY.
SAMUEL McHENRY,
JOHN r. DAVIS,
JOSEPH COLEMAN,
GEORGE HURLEMAN,
ELIAS McHENRY,
JOSIAH COLEMAN,
CHARLES COLEM AN,
Russell McHENRY,
THOMAS APPLEMAN,
JOHN LEMON,
DANIEL McHENRY,
WILLIAM APPLEMAN,
Z. l.. McHENRY,
SILAS j. BENJAMIN,
JOHN KARNS.
HIRAM F. EVERlT.