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AsuEsZ0nII

AsHES-Dnll.
GoTT9H Shade easieE sales 600 bales
at 44I9445zc for iddling,
u gRTQp enedf 209SQc. better, but
market became heavy and closed dull
at about Saturday prices; 81 20 for SUI
per state; 81 909s 10 for extra state;
$S 1908 So for choice do; 81 OOR7 rs foi.
super WESTERN; S 6d8si 90 Tor Common
to mid ling extF9 western; 81 0Q@9 80
tor DO. spring brands lpd round hoop
Ohio; and So SlE6I1sOo for trade brands
Included infhe Baleshre 1000 bbls extra
state for all Sept iiiber at s. Q5. so.l
CANADIAN FLoUR-Op Opened Hrtn but
closed heavy and unsettled,
WHIsKY-E irnj western Eat 50 l9S&@
q 20. A ~ slsl. - "a lfEs
-y1RHEAT Opened 5000 better but
after the North Americans news the
market became heavy and closed dull
mt Saturdays prices 81 508I 80 for
inferior Chicago spring; 81 59@1.62 for
amber .M1lwnukee, the latter an ex-
treme; g 10 for new red state; 50 15(9
2 10 for amber Michigan.
/. fsSE[Qniet and scarcely SO Arm.
Z HARLEY AND BARLEY-AIALT-Qu Quiet
and nominal.
{ CoRN-Ope firmer but closed dull
at Saturdays prices; 95@96c for! un-
sound and 9T@ST1zc for sound mixed
western, closing ut SIC for sound ship
ping parcels. ext,
0ADs-IFregulRr and closing dull;
6SG64 for western. fh -
CoEFEE-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Active and firm; 31Izc
for crude; CSC for refined free. fe
WoOL-Dull.
PoRR-0pened heavy and closed firm
ut S32 50(932 65 for new mess, closing Mt
$50 621z cash; $50 O0CG30 so for 1864 do;
81 OO(G27 T5C92S 90 for prime mess.
,REEP-Dull. 80 O0GnIQ IN for. OIofn
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New york Money market.

'la- lHBw York; August rs.
NIoNEI-Quite easy ct SOS per cent.
STBRLING EXCHANGE = Dull and
heavy mt 109L@100I5.
AMERICAN GoID-Sh Shade easier; OPEN
ing at 1435{, advancing to 1441141, and
closing at 1885. cd y, sss 51ts
New York, Aug 49, Gold tonight
1875. I'D .-gFafd SIS
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BhIfInlore Market.
- o' BALTIMORE, August %.

bAblIMORI, AIlRuSt q.
FhoUR-lDull and unchanged tniu
WIIEAT-Eirm; prime scarce sl,a
CoRN-Quiet; sales of white at Ole.
,PRoVIsIoNs-SteO and in fair de.
mand. 70 Z, - ~ .i3ltAAstt-ihti
MISS P6RR-Ffrfii. as
p OATs-4B "A &c. -.
WHIsRY-F at 81 n.
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BrataIjfnrder.

VINO res tles m lie western part Of Cali
4ist5ts VT, about 40 miles nom this
city, was found on her. back brutality
murdered Her husband was absent
ndmlhome at the time. The perpetrae
tor of the deed Is as yet pnkpoYn, a
Large amount OF none VI was In the
house, which. Is missing.
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~. ion PHILADELPuIA, August2S
Sales of 24OO head of beef cattle at
l0a1015 per quality.
Sa1eS OF 5000 sheep at 61la75<; $50 A
No. 2 stock sheep at FAC. si.if'Eif Fs1FT
: Sales of 1000 hogs at iSd5alF per- 100
lbs net; latter rate for prime corn fed.
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INC cod lNInrItef.

firm, the demand for custom Being
large. The very large deereaser6f spe-
Gle in the banks indicate that the sup
ply for custom duties during the week
hhs come chiefly from that source. The
quotations opened at 1889 and ran up
| to ~. y -.L-.n , - - ~ -I....
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No Further Developments In the
RetchuIn DefaIcafion---The Accident
ON the OIL Creek RaiIaoad.
b NEW 'YofzK, Aug. q. There were no
further developments yesterday in the
Ketchum defalcation case. Edward
Retchutn Is still confined in the cell in
the rear of the detectives room ut police
headquarters, where he received on
Sunday several of his friends. He Is
still in excellent spirits and converses
with great freedom on all subjects
whether relative to the fraud in which
he is implicated or otherwise.
kThe Coroner's jury in the inquest rel
atives to thes Fatal col lisions on the Oil
Creek Railrpad, in Pennsylvania, on
Thursd ay; return d verdict charging
that It resulted from negl igeIice ON the
part of the; engineer and conductor OF
the freight train, and requesting the
coroner 10 Issue wa rants for tn eir ap-
prehension. The jury also say that
l lives are constantly n, IN risk on this road
| in consequences OF its insufficient nc
Communications. 80
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-. s.. Logls, Aug. 3.

GoLToN-Receipts, al bales; 4Oc for
middling; quiet. l,it.fa 10 5di
FLOUR SO 0O@12 OOifor double extra.
WHEAT Unchanged. gl45
CoRNJ-U nchRngedl ~ arH.iiasI
t7a WHIsKY-UnehAnged .I1Ifljf,l
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Edward I6efcllunl.

NEW iYoRK, August .2s.- Edwarti
Ketchum, the forger, was arraiEned
this morning before Jnstice Hogan, in
the magistrates private room in the
Toombs, where none NSsreiadmitted but
those specially interested in the case.
Among those present were ATessrs.
Charles Graham, John SedgwiclS, Dist.
Attorney Howe and about dozen of
Wall street men. The prisoner asked
for an adjournment for four days, us
the gentleman who was to act as couns
sci for him WINS absent. Mr.. Hall
next and moved the prisoner be con-
fined in the Toombs..eilf.l. - a
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New York, August q, The City OF
Washington from Liverpool, 10th and
Queenstown, 18th, arrived this a. m. The
cattle plague continued the, prominent
topicin England. The! disease isspread-
ing! 70 49,
The cholera continued its ravages at
Vienna. AT Constantinople it had in
creased to 1884 deaths in one day.
The weather continues unsettled.
Heavy rains interfered with harvest
operations. s-. lIt
FLOUR firm at Cd per, barrel dearer.
WHEAT in speculative demand;prices
again 2s Sd per cent dearer. fa
CoRS-FirIn. Prices rather in favor
of sellers. $50.
liverpool, Aitg. lG.-The Great Eas-
tern arrived at Crookhnven this morn.
ing. spN2 7ldagil
Farther Point, dug. 2s.-The NORTH
American from Liverpool 18th via Lon,
donderrys 18th, arrived this a. In., onG
day later than the City of Washington
at New York.
The cable prospects are generally re-
garded hopeful. The quotations ofshares
have improved three-fourths per cent
1t is thought arrangements viii bC
made for the Immediate renewal of eE
forts to recover the cable.
liverpool, Aug. 1S.-Cotton dull at %
a decline of rs Id per poundon Amer
lean.
Brcadstufs dull with downward ten
dency. ,=z..f
Weather improved and more fayora
BILE for crops. f.3p 8
4 ri q
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Preparations to Capture the Pirate
Observation-Disclosures OF Government
Horses and Mules stopped.
NEW York, August 2s.-The Her
AIDS Washington special says:
The statement of tile New. York Post
that the naval authorities have mnde
no adequate preparations to resist or
capture the Shenandoah in the Pacitic,
is without foundation in fact. When
the naval officer at San Francisco first
heard of the pirate in that direction, he
telegraphed to tho Admiral command
ing In that quarter, nndthe Swanee and
one other bronchial were despatched
from Acapulco some time in July.
The sale of Government horses and
mules has been stopped at different
military posts for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the magnitude of the Indian
depreciation in the Western Suites and
Territories. There has been. a total de-
lstruction, by the Indians, of over five
miles of the w. %. Telegraph line IN
Utah. The hostile attitude of the saw
ages in that region makes it important
to despatch an additionalmopnted force
o1earn how formidable they are.
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GBEYELApD, o., August "a.
or Btodgi Is much w6fsf % lioI 81 re.
coYery remains, and 'dt1ll| My o7,etl
at any moment,
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once been; prisoner himself he felt fof
those who were in that condition. *
When the witness was brought be-
fore Capt. WIKI, the latter asked the
soldter why he had not made the dogs
tear him, when he replied 81 guess the
dogs hurt him enough.s' Wirz then
stockade. The Court here took q recess
till 2 O'clock. On re-assemhling the
examination of the witness was resum-
ed aud continued until O'Clock When
the Court adjourned till tomorrow,
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san, FRANCISCO, z August 24.-Tlle
Shanghai papers advise n thorough
cleaning of the city in anticipation of
the advent of the Russian plague.
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The Greatest Medicine Of the Agel
KRARTIS DIARRHGA COMPOUNDl
DIARRHG Alp BTyY E52SIT FLUx, SUM.

OIARRHQsA, DYSE.NTERY, FLJJX. SUM-
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Ind an Diseases Qfthe Stomach and RoIpeyS. In
cident 10 a Change Qf .L1ief or Climate.
TIHE PRoPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
Il invaluable Medicine, now offer IL to the
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GlIilfnl phyEiclans.
KRAFTS DIARRHdsA CoMPouND has been
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This medicine is purely scientific prepara-
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Every traveller should have bottle of the
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Every soldier will find Il Invaluable,
No Family should be without Il.
Do not hesitate to try K1RAFTS DIARRHucA
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rhe suffrage question In south Caro-.
al IIna-.-Jem5DaVis. j


WASHINGTON, Atg. 27.-The New
York Tribune's special says !: From
highly intelligent gentlemen direct
from South Carolina we learn that the
question of suffrage may prove some
what embarrns sing to the South Caro-
lima politicians in settling the bIsis of
representation in that State. A strong
party will be in flvOr of fixing it on
the white basis, while the low country
interest hive heretofore controlled the
Legislation of the Shte by the prepon-
derance in slaves. To insist now on
the negro forming tny portion of the
basis of representation will be more or
less compromising upon the question OF
suffrage.
On Friday last an officer of authority
called on jeff Davis who announced
himself rs invery good health, the only
drawback being a cArbuncle on his leg
and slight touch If erysypelas. In
speaking of Wirz, Davis sIid lie had
never seen or heard of. him before his
arrest, adding that from what he knew
of Winder, having ben n class-lnate of
his at Vest Point, he did not believe
he would be guilty Of such awful acts
|oEinhumanity as nre laid to his charge.
Secretary Stanton will visit Saratoga
Springs before he returns TO Washing
ton. &C., IE
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Chaplain 18th W. Va. Infant,

MoUNnSvILLE, Marshall Co., W. Va
MessTs. McCARE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer, being In Nashville, Tenn,
was attacked with severe DlaIrhoea. / tried
the remedies of several physicians, but with
out any effbct / was advised by my friends
TO come home. was completely broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arriving at homel
Twas advised to try Kraftls DiarTh@a Conn
pound. One bottle Of 70 cured Ehe dis
commend this valuable medicine to an az
64cted with this terrible disease
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NM IL & 81 - % - y =
The Lat News.
BY TEEE GRAPH.
BY the Union Line.
ONCE, coinerof Monroe and Water streets.
Louisiana Cotton and Sugar
Plantations.
Guerrillas Still in Virginia.
Condition Of JEFF. Davis.
The Ketohum Defalcaton.
Terrible Railway Accident.
Continuation Of The Vtrz Trial.
Guerrillaa Still in Virginia.
Condition Of JEFF. Davis.
The Ketchum Defalcation.
Terrible Railway Accident.
Continuation Of The Wtrz Trial.
Cotton and Sugar Iands in H.onIsIann
----:DimeuIttes with BushRhaeIxers---
Another Lot OF General Omcers to be

Cotton and Sugar Landa in H.ouisfnnn
..-DdmeuIttes with BushWhaeIxers--.
Another Lot or General Ohicers to be
Ordered Home.
New York, Aug. 2s.-The Hara1d,s
Baton Rouge correspondent saws: I'M
proved cotton and sugar lands in Lou
isiana can be purchased at very low
prices, some of the plantations being
entirely deserted by the original pro
prietors and conf Gated loy. the GOVERN
ment, or SO heavily mortgaged that
they have been abandoned In despair,
while others can lie bought for mere
trifle, on accornt d the owners being SO
Disguised with th9negroes having been
made freedmen, tint they will not at
tempt to continul agricultural opera
tions with them uider Yankee propri-
etors. 1t is said the freedmen viii
work willingly ana industriously, but
they are very suspicious of the prom
Uses of those who were formerly their
masters and are rather reluctant in
many cases to eiter into contracts with
them.
The Herald's Richmond corresponds
ent says: GraNe difficulties of n mill
tary character have TRANSFERRED inSthe
department neat the line OF Tennessee,
IN the district Of Major General Curtis,
1t is known tint General Curtis had
become apprise{ of the existence of a
large number o1cattle in the vicinity OF
the difficulties belonging to the late reb-
ell government, ind consequently with
out any other fwner capable Of pre-
tending to claim legitimate OWNER
ship. General @ lrtis sent small force
to capture the SattIe, and they were
successfully reielled by the bush-
whackers and 9lerrillas of that sec
tion. Col. Sumner has been despatched
to the scene of the outrages with an
adequate force, aid it is certain that
Major General Ctrtis will make ex-
ceediRgly short work of this business.
Within twenty-five days it is thought
that another large batch of general Of
fcers will be ordefed to report to the
Adjutant General Of the ARMY.
An impression prevails for good rea-
sons that from this date no more Gene
rails Will be actually mustered out of
the service until hffer the meeting of
Congress. --is-9 1i4A
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Messrs. NIccARr, KRAFT & Co, Gentlemen.
Last summer was attacked with very
severe Dtarfhoea, nom which / suffered for
some three weeks. tried various remedies,
but was unable to check the disease. at last
prOcnSed a bottle of @ESrafts DiaTThoea Conn
pound" One bottle entirely cured The disease
and restored me to my usual health. take
pleasures in recommending this valuable mEs(i-
icine, rs have proved Its virtues in my own
case, and seen It tried by Others with the same
Formerly Master 8Iachinfs Il b z 8 3. R. r.
20 islsl Wheeling, w. Va.
- McOABE, KRAFT Co, WhOlesaie Drug
whom MI orders should be addressed, %
For sale in Bridgeport by WEST & MITCH
ELL egF g5-Fr
mAyIB6m lita y=
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!. 81 AYER & SON.

il14 g. J. !. "a YER g SOM &
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TIE T.ASH-
vi erWumanas Friend " hite dor Jelly
the best Washing Soaps ever offered for sale
here. Please give II. q trial and see for your
self. tA1hmuf tCFeti and sold by sistftse
IT az q. r. MAYER y SON.
No. SO Main street, Wheeling, WA, :
tlu2t7sln 81 5fsE 2ifFfiE{HF
HoDGSoNls DIAMOND CEMENT FOR
BOCKINGS OddF elbows ban Drug Store.
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The latest. News.

BY the union Line.
once conner OF Monroe and Water streets.
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Fall & Winter Goods

ever brought to this market, at GOLD PRICES
selected expressly for
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WHEELING, w. VA.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
best selected stocks Of - 'sAts'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-05
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
-FOR-
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
rHEYHAvEREcElvED the HIGHEST PREMlrM

nav ~
in instance where they have been exhibited in
petition with other standard Machines We invite all
in search of TO execute kind Of Sow
ing done by Machinery, to Inspect thsm and make
uey the best, by proving the WEED before rur
chasing The Company being duly licensed the Machines
are protected against infringements or litigation
u Persons AT A DISTANCE can order by mail with
perfect confidence that the Machine will reach them
safely and that they will be able manage 1t heiren-
tire satisfaction with other aid than the printed
structions accompanying each Machine Every explana-
nation win be cheerfuy vento all whether they wish
TO purchase Descriptive Circulars together with
Specimens Work will he furnished to all who desire
them, by mail or o.herwise. -ifta il.
u RELIABLE AGE rs WANTED, In all localities In
the United States british Provinces Cuba Mexico
trail and South America West India Islands and the BAHIA
ma Island to whom offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS Ener-
geic will hndit paying busness
Machines have become necessity In every family We
manufacture great variety of styles nom which give
few prices:-No z Family $50; No. 2, Extra SEQ; No
2, HalfCase Sos and SIS; No. Manufacturing $40
aud $s5. WEED wINcMACHINE Co.,
Box 2'o4l Post onhce.I sos Broadway, ny
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This UnrivaIed Machinc.
Price Of M achines. Complete

No. !, Family Machine, with Hemmercomplete. s500l
No. Small Manufacturing, with Extension Table,
No. 3. Largc with Elk Table rs IN
No. B Large for Leather with rolling foot, &C. IS
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The Empire Sewing Machine Is Exemp,
from all these objections.

II has astraight n"ee. action es the
Lock or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will NEITHER
RIP RAVEL, and is alike both Sides pc rforms
perfect sewing every description of material from
Leather to he finest Nansook Mnsn with cotton. linen
or silk thread. r. ON the the
Htving neither CAM COG WHEEL, and the least
possible friction, IL smoot as glass aud Is
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EuPHlTICiLLy A NOISELESS MACHINE.

II requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to drive Il
t!lan other Machine market girl of twelve YEAR
,, age can work il steadily. without fatigue injury {,
health It's STRENGTH and
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WONDERFUL SIMPLIcJTY

of constipation render il almost imposs to get out
order md is GUARANTEED by the company to give
tire satisfaction. 80 -
We respectfully invite all those who 20 supply
themselves with superior article to call and examine
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Salesroom, 454 Broadway, N. Y.

This Machine is constructed entirely prnci
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provements having been examined by the profound
experis. aud pronounced to he SIMPLICITY and PER.
FICTION COMBINED
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lst-Excessive labor to the
operator.
2d-Liability to get out of
order.
sd-Expense, trouble and
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CABINETS INEyERY VARIETY.

We want gents for all the United States Cam
ada Cuba, Mexico. Central and South America, where
agencies are not already established, to whom liberal
discount will be given, but make consignments.
J. T. McARTHUR q CO..
icbis ls6t-plswlyI No. "a broadway, New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-07
#eekly q rimitg 9earnal.
WeayevjIIe, Saturday, Jan. I, 1865.
- --s--
A G e n r s

j. r. FISHER. 17Il[ Washington Cup stairs SaT
tr<ncsco.-neary opposite Maguires Opera lIou-eis ou
only authorized Agent In that city.
HENRY s. MARTIN Postmaster at Junction City. viii
receive subscriptions to the Journal in that section and fur
nish printed receipts.
Subscribers to the Journal Douglas City will receive our
printed receipts by leaving the amounts due with kELIoN
4 KELLOGG. authorized agent
At North Fork A. WATERS is authorized Agent
AMOS SMITH mailman, will transact all business pertain
ing to this Office at the several points below North FORK
CIiAS yoSE is Agent for Trinity Center anu Nei!
TREY RANTZtU are our Agents at Lewiston
4. g. PRICE. Esq. and Justice GUSTAV IHhph are au-
thrzed receive and receipt ipr subscriptions !" NV
Al IN Canon Greek.
Exyres-man BIG.iS is authorized to receive and receipt 'r
subscriptions in the Hay Fork section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-07
lAE''NiS slluartz Ledge--- Assess
imcnt 30. /.

N0TiCE X HEREBY GIVEN THAT At \
u meeting Of tine Trustees held December IT.,
IN assessment of FIVE % CENTS per foot was
ie'ied payable within twenty days of the date
o. tais notice, 10 John Nickel. Treasurer. At
>orth crA, or Petcr PaGsen. Assistant Treasrl-
rar. at ~eaveryille. By order.
WA. &. GNEEN. Secretary.
North Fork, Dec. 10. 1868 4a.5i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-07
ASSESSMENT No. ).

OFFICE OF THE COPPER GREEN MINING
~ Co., Trinity Center. Dec. 9TH. ISG4.-Notice
Is hereby given that at meeting of the above
company. held December 9TH. 1861. an assess
meat OF Ten (l0J CENTS per share was levied
upon the Capital Stock of said Company, paya-
pc 20 The Secretary. at Trinity Center in l. s.
Gold or Silver coin on or before .Ianu,r, 1tL
1860. f'HAS II. VOSE. Secretarv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-07
Organization of SO1diers,-Aid Societies in
Trinity County.

EDITOR TRINITY JOURNAL The hearty well
come of the people of your county in behalf of
the canse in which | am engaged, shows how
deeply they feel the humanitarian tie which binds
them to their loved old homes as we'll as to the
dear Old Flag and country On December roth
an Aid Society was organized At Trinity Center
with the following officers
President, Il. y Fitch Vice President. Dr.. J.
C. Dorr Treasurer, Henry NJ Whtmorc Sec
retary, 4. ". Boynton
LADIES CoNMIrrEr.-president, Mrs Moses
Chadbourne Vice President, Mrs Dr. TODD
secretary. Mrs II. ". Whitmore.
CYILEcToRs.-Chas. IL. Yose Dr. Todd. CAa,.
Croker, Louis Olsen Thcs. Nelson, Joseph Nor
rison ! regret thot am unable 10 furnish Won
with the names Of the Lady Collectors, as the list
has oecn msiai1. Hospitality and deep iatere.t
in the work WAS manifested
II Lewiston, Dec. 2Ist. Hall full Of citizens
assembled to listen to the Sanitary address and
if deep feeling and earnest action are any index
Of heartfelt interest, then Lewiston people de-
serve such credit After listening sttcntiycy for
an hour. an Md Society was formed, and tie
following officers chosen:
President. Olney Phillips Vice President. J.
F. Ioadlev Treasurer. Fred Frey Secretary.
s r. Short.
LADIES' CoANIrrEe.-President Mrs. Jas. T.
Hoadley Vice President, Mr.. 0ucy Phillip
Secretary Miss Marian Conan.
CoLLEcroRs.-J. 7. oanborn. +. NcCausland.
s. Pettjohn. Geo ". Wood Chas Ritter, : r.
Dyer f. Bates. Mrs G. Frick, Mrs l.. l.. Down
ing Mrs c. C. Pettijohn, Mrs f. Freshman, Mr..
/. Hampton
Mrs President Phillips was made Il Life Mem
Der After most interesting time. rosie nome
with that prince Of hospitalitarians, j. VI. Ecl-
loge, and his lady, and remained with Them Til
next day.
Douglas City, Dec. 22d. was my next appoint
ment, and geaeroI tpra ant showed the cnthusi-
2sm Of that people The Douglas City Rifles
were out. almost 70 man, and Capt. KeI5on
showed how deep his heart was in t.ia mercy
work. After an ting time with thatwide-
awake peoplc AN Aid Society wa, organized. as
follows: President. Lieut..\ r. Earl Vice Pres
idtnt. 3. +. Trash Treasurer. Lieut.. !. J. KEEL
logg: Secretary. ;. y. Knight
LADIES CoNulrrg-.- President Mrs L. H.
l.eton Wee President. MIS-. j. j. kellogg See
relry. Ars. Joseph ~penco.
Co.AtsroEs.--N. ". Grown ". Gum. Charles
kupcr. c. N. Sratlon John yaaieraoG', John
Carr Jas. Cochran Mrs B. r Trs,,. s'r< T.
I;-hiuc. Mrs.. \. lIt,loWtl!, Nrs. N.Y. Gibson
Ms. lame, Wallace.