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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21

The New York correspondent of the
PhilAdelphis papers give the following in
regard TO the Fenian movement. Nego-
tiGtions are pending for the purchase of
eight ocean steamers, each warranted to
carry one thousand men with certainty.
The purchase viii be made before the lst
of October. --- -s
There have been immense purchases Of
arms from the Government by parties sup
posed to be identified vita the Fenians,
withi= the past fortnight. Propositions for
the further purchase OF arms are now
under consideration.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21
ANroNEY WAVMoUrH;
OR.
THE GEEELEAEH ADvENTURBBS.
SEA STORY.
BIZ WILLIAM H. G. KINGSTON,
Author Of " Dick onslow among shs RSdskius,', >,
"Ths Cruise CT the Frulc" &c

G[f with illustrations.
"Thess are the exciting Ad ventures oftvo ycurR
ne1 who iAI1sd iron the sborts OF Hnglaud 70 ~
their fortune At . tine when it WAs thought no
vIong 70 fight the sBsniAxds. Sfsar much herd
ngnting with tie SPanisrda aud PorGuRals in uhI,h
fbey destroyed many vessels and secutod . large
amount q ireasure they were captured spd confin-
I'd IN . Portugal Fortress, frum vhsnce theT es
capped to land Inhabited by savage Inci.ns They
were feee led after ssVeTe bgbt with the Indians
aod nnaLy returned 80 their houes with . large
anOant Of tres ure which had bsee raw, 70 tnfm.S
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-21
The Wirz Trial.

WASHING ION, September 20.
The following is the report of DR.. Thorn
burg, given in testimony on Wirz' trial
to-day:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
To WhOm it may Concern :!

Dufng the present month ace acish to settle
ritz crery person rho has any account at this
,dfce. We rant a settlement erery year rith
m lrith rhom IRE do business. The qreat
alrace IN The prices Of euerything ue buy
makes It more than ecer Imperative that are
sh,aIi hare prompt payments. The terms OF
Tie lalcd0nian are $50 q gear; cohen paid
is aiUace. 200. These terms ariU be odher-
edto. c. W. STONE & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
BOSTON MARKET, Dec. 26.

Com ExchsngeThe market for Flour Is dull and de-
mand MODERATE; Ees;erI, =uperfinc - 20; common
extras 1t - Q: medium extras at S9.aOa IL and good
and choice, including favorite ST Louis brands at 81
10 Per barrel III Southern Flour 10 hing doing and
prices nominal. Corn Is held firm but has been quiet
quote at Il, 0, los for Western mixed: and LOS
los Ter yellow. selling 60 &c per I L. Tl
Northern and Canada; and 81 0Vc fol Z IsIan. Rye
a: II. Is per BUSH Shorts 81
Provis:ons-Pork S25 Z! fer prime; s3O 80 for es
and "a tr Clear, cash. Beef S19 % per bbl fox
Eastern and Western. Lard 20 Pic in bhi. and tierce
Smoked Hams Is 19c per H. Butter - i5c for com.
mon and choice. Cheese Il l9c per h. quality
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
-NrHspGperiNt.

The Burlington Free Press is to be en-
"a gcd the first Of January, making it the
largest daily in Vermont. Il is already the
oldest and best Mr.. Earle has removed
nS Standard from Irasburg to Barton, and
,:Iarged his sheet. The Newport Ex-
press is to be enlarged with the new year.
We opne that our Orleans county friends
"iII rue the day they took upon themselves
lids extra burden. Both the above papers
are in small villages, with limited circula-
ion and advertising patronage, yet they
"ere both. before enlarged, larger than the
papers printed in Concord, N. H., city OF
i:Om ten to fifteen thousand Inhabitants
-4any Of the Vermont printers are troubled
VII! rnania for large papers, which even
paper at % cents pound don't seem to
cure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
CH1TTENDEN COUNTY,

On Saturday All officer arrested a man
at aterbury, charged with blowing up a
safe some time since. at NIiddlebury. He
handcufed his prisoner and took the cars
for this place. Just after leaving Essex
Junction. while the train was backing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
The Hog Question.

Mr.. EDITOR Your last weeks paper
stated how Martin Foy, Of Fairbanks Vii
lage, killed last springs pig that weighed
3544 pounds; and you wanted the farmers
to beat it if they could. They can, for Jas.
Moore of Morgan, killed one the 30th day
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
Lectures.

MAJOR y. b. Merwin delivered his very
me lecture o, Heroism at the Town Hall on
rliuay evening of last week. Major NJ. has
oeen connected with the army since july.
'6l, and has Witnessed on the battlefield in
'ile hospital, and on board the vessels filled
with starved men from Andersonville. some
remarkable instances of true heroism. He
spoke especially of the heroism of our own
vermont boys, as exhibited at Lees Mills,
at gettysburg, at Spottsylvania-where out
OF 800 in the old brigade who went into
that engagement, only 700 came out un-
scathed. The Major is what might be term
ed radical in his ideas of reconstruction
but it is radicalism that needs no apology
from any one, and especially from one
who has seen so much OF the Internal spirit
of traitors as he has. Speaking of the po-
sitiOn these men, whose hands are vet red.
should have in the administration of our
government, he said, in substance: Not in
anger; neither with any feeling of revenge;
but in full sympathy with the executive in
his earlier declarations, that mercy with
out justice is a crime it seems to me it is
we'll for us to remember that these very
traitors, who are now being so freely par
doned and who are seeking place and po-
sitiOn again in the halls of congress. are the
men who so recently escaped over the frag-
ments of their broken oaths, to lift against
their mother the strength which her breast
had nOurished. These are the men who or
ganiZed the malice which massacrtd de-
tenceless soldiers and starved by slow tor
ture 40, 900 of our brave heroes to death.
into our peaceful towns, shot down ulot-
Tending and unarmed citizens in the stress.
committed bank rObbelies, and at last pre-
pared the dark villain to assassinate the
President and his cabinet; and then triet
to get the world to call it war;" The Ma
jor cave touching account of the heroisn
exhibited by the starved soldiers from An
Jacksonville. of which he was too often ;
witness. When so far made idiotic by thei
terrible sufferngs as to have forgotten the
own names. they moved their lips in voice
less attempts to cheer when they once NOR
beheld the old flag. The lecture through
out is an eloquent tribute to our heroic sol
ders. and one which every Vermonte
should hear. Lecture committees in wan
, of good lecture will be fully satisfied wit
Major j. B. Merwin's production on Hero
= ism.
On Tuesday evening of this week. Rev
D. a. Mack, the bully chaplain" Gas tn
soldiers used to call HIM of the old 81 v
regiment. lectured at the Town Hall. 1t
spoken highly of by all who heard it. W
are request ed to give the following flatte
in" endorsement:
REV. d. \. lack has delivered a lectul
, on Our country as compared with some
: the leading nations OF the earth The LEI
ture is an able and eloquent production
both entertaining and Instructive. it m
- with very general favor among our peopl
and most cordially commend him to I'll
favorable consideration of others.
LUKE 2. POLAND.
ST. Johnsbury, Dec. y. 1865
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
THE CAL f DOMAIN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

., We rn4eavor 10 make TIE CALED,SIAN valuable
t. iu' 1ers; and friends i'll Caledonia, Essex and
.,,...- counties will confer great favor to u and
vy materially 10 the interest of the paper by sending
u r.. items in brief legihe form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

T OST, on the 18th of Dec, a SILVER
l. HUNTING CASE WATCH, manufactured
5v the American Watch Co. Said watch. No.
1883. has tie initial On" upon the spring
opening the face. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at this office. lott
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
Seized.

G. W. Harlshorn, Esq. deputy collector
at Canaan. seized three barrels OF high
wines and Canada whiskcy recently, under
the following circumstances He found 1t
was being carried.>in small quantities. i'll
the night time, some one-halt mile through
the woods and over high hill. AMI on
search one night, found barrel, the next
day a barrel. and the next night another
barrel-all in the back pasture of Cushmal
& Stevens-it having been carried over
nightly for some time, and then emptied III
to barrels; and was intended to be sem
down tie river as soon as snow came. Mr.
Ii. found one woman passing his office Will
keg under her hoops. He has seized some
twenty teams the past season for bringing
out liquors. silks and nutmegs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
County Court.

County COU51.
The case of BuulicI: {. Agcr, for malprac
tice. which was on trial at Our last date. Oc-
clpied the remainder OF last week. The
testimony was closed on Friday morning.
and the arguments of counsel were not fin
Soon after the jurors retired, it was an
nounced to the court that one of their num-
Der. Mr.. c. ii. Graves. OF Kirby. was taken
suddenly sick. and special leave asked that
physician might be allowed to enter the
Jury room to visit him. The physician. DR..
Billiard, on examining the patient. reported
that it was essential to his interest that he
be removed to his boarding house, where he
could have quiet and IepOse. Assent OF
counsel was given, and the juror removed
and the remaining eleven continued in de-
| liberation. In the evening the panel OF
eleven returned into court. and announced
! their inability to agree on verdict. and
asked to be discharged. Judge Steele
urged upon them the necessity OF further
etlO,t. and directed them to return and con-
slider further. At about 8 O'Clock, P. NJ,
they again returned into court-this time
the full twelve in their places-and tender
ed their verdict for the def. to recover his
costs. 1t is understood that }. ID. Stoddard
ESQ. one ofpltf-s counsel, has filed mo-
ton to set aside the verdict, on the alleged
ground of the irregular manner in which
the same was found, owing to one being
Temporarily absent, and the whole panel
not celebrating together. StOddard and
Redfield for plff.; Davis, Bartlett and Ross
for def.
After the above case was given to the ju'
nv. the court proceeded to dispose OF case,
not set for The jury. All such as had beer
set down for trial by the court, except col
lection cases. were marked for trial on tn'
18th of March next, to which time the cour
; has taken recess, aud will then continue
the session till the docket is disposed of.
: In the case of Bridgeman q. Greensboro
which occupied so much time in the trial
and resulted in verdict for pltf. as previ
ously reported in our columns. motion
has also been filed by dett's counsel to Sc
l aside the verdict and award a new trial, OF
the alleged ground of practices on the par
of the plli. towards. the jury after the renu
ion of their verdict. in violation of Sec. II
Chap. 81, general statutes. which reads a
- follows: If any party obtaining a verde
in his favor in any court shall, during tn
u term of said court in which such verdict
obtained. give to any one of the jurors i
such cause, knowing him to be such, an
yictuals or drink, or procure the same to b
done. by way of treat, either before OF atte
such verdict. on due proof thereof bein
:, made. it shall be sufficient reason to st
:, aside the verdict and award new trial
, such cause The motion was not Gale
p up for hearing previous to the recess take
,s by the court. but will be heard and dete
,s mined when it cOnvenes in March; ali
NC mean time execution on plh@s Judgment
q ordered to be stayed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
Cabot.

Cabot.
Mr.. EDITOR:- notice you are just
now giving some accounts OF pretty large
pigs and hogs that you have up there III
Caledonia county this winter. We thought
we would let you know what we have over
here in Washington county. The past week
has been very destructive in this vicinity to
large pigs. On the 18th. Chas. Jones kill
ed pig months old; weight, 333 lbs; on
the 18th G. II. Paige, Esq. killed one s
months old; weight, 365; Jason Britt, s
months. weight, $50; Allen Perry, mos.
and 3 weeks, weight. 1886; VIM. Whittier,
8 months, weight, $50. The average cost
of the meal fed to hog was Sl5. Cost of
the pigs at four weeks old, 50 each; making
the cost of each al the time OF killing, SIS,
and the cost of the pork a fraction over .
cents per pound. What town beats Cabot
for large pigs?
At the annual communication in Deem
Der of Green Mountain lodge, No. 6s, the
following officers were elected for the year
ensuing: W. II. Fletcher, W. NJ; d. NJ.
Goodwin. S. W; W. W. Lyford, j. W.;
\. f. Sprague. Sec; j. NJ. Fisher, Treas.
G. N. Webster. S. D.: VIM. Leonard, J.
D.; E. c. Smith, Chaplain; I. II. Lance
and n. B. Rogers, Stewards; r. A. Gun.
Tyler.
j. r. Putnam. much respected citizen,
died very suddenly Sabbath morning, Dec
I'd. He retired in his usual health Satur,
day evening. Between three and foul
O'Clock Sabbath morning he felt severe
pain in his stomach. and arose and lit fire
and sat down by it. His wife, on going to
him in few moments. found that life had
become extinct. His age was 20 years. Ir
his death the town has lost another of theh
best citizens, and the Cong. church another
Of their strongest members. J.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
WeItS Rirer.

The Sabbath school enjoyed Christmas
tree Monday evening. The ladies, with in
defatigable assiduity had prepared some
present for every member of the school and
nearly every class had provided an elegant
gift for its teacher. The pastor of the
church received valuable stereOscOpe with
a choice selection of views, and the super
ntendent of the school copy OF Scribner's
new publication entitled 1.-The Christian
LArmOr."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
CHANCES IN L;tnellbNrg.

During the last few weeks the following
raal estate has been sold: Sprague L. Hale
SID to James b. Mcfarland. Jas. S. Smith
to Chester Dodge. Jas. B. 5. Chandler to
Dad Kimball. David Hartman to NJ. ). 4
j. L. S. Chandler Benjamin Phelps to ChaS.
II. Gray. Lockhearl and James johnson TO
Artenas Pierce. Richard W. Bailey TO
Alansen Harshorn. David kimball to
Lockhtart johnson. Chas.. Thomas. admir-
of Bartlett Thomas place to James john
son. JOINS Powers to Luther A. Nichols.
The Esty farm to Arthur Wright. John W..
Hartshorls farm to Sprague L. Hale,
Nathaniel Olcott to Eli Lane. Eli Lane 5
village house to Chas. Ames, Stephen
How's stoleto Charles Palmer, and his vii
LACE house II Reuben Chandler. Several
other changer have also been made, and
during the wi1ter hotel is to be erected by
VI. S. & !. B. s. Chandler on the ground
where the old hotel was burned. As j. b.
S. Chandler. Esq. is well calculated to
please the travelling public. it cannot be
/ otherwise than Il success. In the mean
time Chester Dodre. who has purchased
the Smith stand will accommodate travel
erS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

Brief L0cais.
We extend to our friends and readers
the Saiutations of the seasonal MERRY
CHRISTMAS. and A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

Rev. VIM. Ii. Gilbert, agent ofthe Am.
and Vt. bible societies, who has labOred the
past summer in re-organizing the bible
work in the states of Va. and North Caro-
Ina, will present the bible cause at ST.
,ohn>bury Centre next Sabbath morning
at the south church in this village in the
evening".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

of Nov. that weighed 1864 pounds, and
Warren Twombly killed one to-day that
weighed 1923 pounds. P.
Mr.. STONE Il see by the last CALEDo-
MAN that Mr.. Foy killed last spring pig
that weighed 354! pounds; not telling how
old he was. | killed one on the 18th inst.
that lacked five days of nine months old.
which weighed when he was four weeks and
three DAYS oldjust eight pounds, and when
dressed he weighed 1853 pounds. If any one
beats this will try again. W.
Newark, Dec. 10.
DIR. F. B. Watts, of Nelson, N. H., to-
gether with two neighbOrs, killed three pigs
two of which were eight months old, and
the other seven months and twelve days.
their weight being respectively, 34, 367
and 81 pounds. Frank thinks this beats
Martin by some, and so do we.
Mr.. Jason Colburn of Burke, killed pig
the 18th of this month which weighed 375
pounds at months old.
Mr. Thomas Ward, of North Danville,
killed an eight months old pig on the 18th,
which weighed 300 lbs.
Mr.. Josiah Ward of this town. killed Dec.
q, pig eight months old, that dressed 1872
pounds.
Mr.. Ayres Bemis of Burke, killed hog
last week, not quite twenty months old.
that weighed 692 pounds, dressed. We
rest the case here.
Changes.
J. w. Hartshorn, Esq, of Lunenburg,
has sold his large farm to Sprague L. Hale
of Concord.
Mr.. John Allen has sold his farm in the
north part of this town to his brother, Ed
ward P. Allen.
Mr.. VIM. D. Downing of Railroad street
has purchased the David Houghton place
in PaddOck's village.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

NHRISTMAS PRESENTS
A. .. LA u G HLIN'S,
Who has just opened new stock Of
Toys, Fancy Goods, &c.
and keeps constantly on hand large assortment
of Toilet Goods, Stationery. Soaps, Per
fumery. fine Pocket Cutlery, Ra-
zors, Brushes, Heavy
Plated Ware, Silver Goods,
Spectacles to fit all eyes. Gold Pens,
Jewelry Silver Thimbles, Clocks, Watches, etc
Harris Patent CLOCK EsCAPEMENT attached
to clocks on short notice. Difficult jobs of
ENGRAVING
And Watch Repairing done with neatness and
warranted to give satisfaction. Especial atten-
ton paid to the repair tf fne Watches. Coin
Jewelry of all kinds manufactured to order. d.
ARIES FOR 1866.
Please call and see at A. S. LAUGHLIN'S.
CH.4PPELL'S BLOCK, 092) BARNET.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

down in the "" the prisoner was allow
ed to step into the saloon but failed to
return. 1t was discovered on reaching the
lime kiln that he had jumped out of the
window of the saloon, and fled to parts I'M
known. The train was running at its
usual rate of speed and it is wonderful the
fellow was not killed Or badly hurt.-B,r-
l1qt0n Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

A correspondent informs us that there
was a social gathering on Thanksgiving
lay AT Mr.. Palmer w. Russell's in Kirby.
where fifty invited guests, from the silver
,ocns OF age, to the laughing eyes of the
.hild. were seated at the rich and Well-fill-
eI table, to discuss the prosperity of our
pLlmp chicken pie.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The rumor that Mr.. H. G. Hubbell
had been seen in Toledo, O., proves to
have had no substantial foundation. Mr..
Hull, very competent man for the pur-
pose, who went west Immediately after
Mr.. Hubbell was seen in Detroit, to search
for him, has returned home, having failed
in his search, and without trace to re-
lieve the suspense of Mr.. Hubbelrs family
and friends.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

Mr. A. y. Bryant of Railroad street,
ii>located one of his knees on Friday of last
week. Not insured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

A rain storm Tuesday night and We'd
nesGay nearly destroyed our sleighing; but
more snow is soon expected.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

Mrs. Thomas kii,ier of this village had
her pocket picked i'll the Lowell depot at
Boston on Monday morning, Of some mo-
ney, railroad ticket to st. Jollnsbury and
her baggage checks.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-29

See if the date is right on your paper
,o-day. Ifnot. have it set right before an
other week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-14
Our Victories.
MEETIsa or THE MERCHANTS CELEBRATION CON-

our ttCtOr1ess
MEETING or THE MEaCHANTs' CELEBRATION CON-
meeting Of the merchants, who have In hand tho
arrangements for the celebration Of late victories
was held at the Custom House yesterday afternoon
Collector DRAPxR desired 10 DO removed from the chair
msnshp Of the committee, he had not time 70 give
the matter tho attention which required He moved
the appointment Of Mr. Moses Taylor In his place This
motion being acccdcd 70 by the meeting Mr. TAYLoR took
the chair Mr. s. B. Chtenden appointed secretary.
Mr.. SAMUEL SLOAN then read the minutes Of the last
meeting, and remarked that request had bosn for
warded to the President asking him 70 early
day for the celebration OF our Victories No answer bad
yet been received.
Mr. JouS j. Pss then read the following resolutions
which were adopted unanimously
Resolved That the suggestions the meeting Of the
General Committee OF Arrangements the 4tb inst for
celebrating At ftng time and In appropriate manner
with general favor and the resolutions adopted having
been sanctioned by the State and nRons authorioe the
committee do not deem 10 be In accordance with public
sentiment 10 anticipate the proposed time for celebrating the
signal victories which have conferred usre ON
the Amerc.
Resolved That this committee representing In fact the
n1ef3l and other ieir the community, hold
zeal 10 unite will hs Won 1ocple . rlefius on sraio
Of or rdeur conssrt h the importance ur tho glo-
4tous result hrh, y'frg " civil ~ 10
US the blssaed ucug accompanied by tho Shouts u
Fbtoy, anu tIVn AasU offered our riyra to
Almighty God, my enter upoD lie grateful dus, "
vAo nd devotion we made hspr sui Triumph at
kso'ved The. this comrc ssro.nr'. On eai M Tho
,f1pEn to enter rpol toe "uty ,tlo ~tA tlo "LNd
truu p' OF To I'm. ctasr, uad 10 efewn wa deserved
horoie -hn meu whn usniy Sustlirp1 10
r. acting the e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-14
City Intelligence.

holy wEEK-The of Holy Week is being OBJ
served with great solemnty by the Roman Catholic and
Episcopal community Yesterday was celebrated with
great pomp in the Catholic churches particularly The
side affairs magnincently decorated with golden
cloths rich aces flowers and wreaths of evergecns
for the reception of the Sacred Host which Is removed
from the grand affairs Holy Thursday until Holy
Saturday when il is brought back again The faithful
crowded around these little affairs yesterday and prayed
with great devotion to Saviour. The festival ofGood
Friday will be celebrated in a solemn manner to day,
and the blessing Of the oils and water will
take place.
BIBLE SOCIETY ANNIvERsARy.-The fortyn anniver-
sary Of the New York Female Bible Society, auxiliary
of the American Society," held yesterday noon at the
Bible House. Astor place. There full attendance Of
ladies' The receipts Of tho association during the past
year had amounted ten thousand six hundred and thr
tyeght dollars The annual repor. gave number OF int
resting details Of the OF the socieys operations
both among the neglected poor OF this city and in the
army. The Bible women especially had effected much
good After the reading OF the report, addresses were
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Tying and Rev. Dr. Hitchcock
THE CLAY FEsTrvAL-At late hour on Wednesday
evening the customary Clay festivities gone through
at the Alason Dorec Among those present were n I.
Beers President; A. D. W. Baldwin, Secretary; Joseph L.
Townsend, Treasurer; DR. Benjamin Drake, Dr. John H.
Leveridge John H. Ormsbee, G. W. Fredericksen and
others.