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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-12
COLGATE - HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such uni
versal demand is made from the choicest me-,
ter;nis. ussid snd eneiIient in its nature fra-
Ssant.y scented, aud extremely beneGcsni
IN its action upon the skin. For sale by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers. iy34
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-12

@fERV0Us DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK
! q NESS etc, can be cured by vino has really
ucf ell fiInsei hundreds OF othors, and will tell
yen nothIrg but the GauU Address with stomp -
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1s-inoh gun mounted en- b,rbc,te, and ,c.n-
ned lie huge proportions with careful sdmi-
ration, though he poke not . word. The evening
v@ particularly hne, and Davis feemcd 10 enjoy tho
quiet ,unset scene aivsys beautiful in this les lon
He r1 Glad In full yuit Of hne sfeyi his head was
covered With very broad rimmed, light ErCy, ielt
hat and he wore green goggles over his > "a. liis
cheeks covered with q hesrd Of light growth,
slterins the appearance of his face very much from
that usnally presented in bis photographs where he
sppesu with but tuft Of hair hi. chin. Thi. out
door exercise va not accorded W DAVIS becsuse Of
any critical state Of his health, hut vas DISCUSSED
and prescribed weeks ago take eect la this .lty
term. The sea breezes are beoom ~ rare horo n.v
and the weather IL intensely sulty. Tho outdoor
eiero - 10 granted to Davis To keep his vigorous
health, not 70 restore falling OF broken soe
ply gque Davis potesscs that g, thous ds.irnh
combination OF strong nina In strong body. liz
pa 'Ique 10 naturally very gocd. To guard assh st
tile possibility Of attempted escapt a lamp 10 kept
burning all night IN his cell. Against this eht jg n,
too, cute ed Objections But the lamp Wa kept burn
los despite the deurs OF the srros ant prisoner and
leading questions On the present state OF the country
are net snsv VI ed, aud IlAt makes JEFF quenous.
lie tccomes tired Of silence at umet, snd lsun ches
Into special piea on his own behalf aimed A. the
innocent oficer Of The guard 10 prove ths, the al ed
States Uoyernmeut cannot possib bly, convict him II
treAson. The patent officer males no answer, aud
the chef Of all the b,ls looks dagefs o. thc walls
OF hie prison. Hut hs heath ana comfort arc not
permitted 10 suffer. lie Ia not allowed lu1uries he
resolves NO iAyop.
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deb, vin be made carly In August II b rubishsd
ever two months.
Only sbou, seventeen hundred deserters from the
draft, svsed themselves Of the pardsn offered them
In tho late President Lincoln's proclamation. The
thousands Of Others stir absent liable to ARES,
whenever found In this country, and ubjec, to pun
khmsnt for the offence.
Nothns. - yet 10 determined - 10 the trial Of
Jer Davis
The Presideu, to-day made several appointments
Of Assistant Assessors for different States.
wallscc W. whittessy. who vi. recently arrested
on the charge Of robbins the Treasury Of one hum
dred and eight thousand d)liAu in bonds, waived .
preliminary examination this morning and, In de-
fault Of sio1OOO bail, vu committed 70 prison ,o
svnt trial
The President has recognized Enrique Bsrsollus,
. Vice Consul Of Peru san Francisco also Robert
Barth, Gs Con,a of ssle-w elmer Eisenach for Mis-
souri, lows and the wcstern Territories, and Chri,tor
Moller Hoist - Vice Consul Of Sweden and Norway
a. say.nnaL, Ca
To-norrov morning by direction Of the Postmaster
Genera, the mai will b. transmit oil the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad ~ Richmond, Va. a. form
srly, via Gordonsville In the course Of iew days
regular communications viii be placed on other inn
porthnt 81 road lines.
Major Gsasnl M.lroy has rendered his resisnation
~ an officer In the Volunteer force,
President Johu uson returned this morning from his
excursion down the river.
Tie following officers constitute the Military Com
mlslou befor- which WIZ the Aniei,onvllle demon
viii be tried Brigadier General A. II. Underwood,
Prssd sdent; Brissdier General r. 5. Bsgs, Brovet
Brisadier General John \. Balier Lieutenant Col.
T. Alllck Fourth New York ARTILLERY Lieutenant
Col. J. A. stbbs, Twelfth Iowa Rssmsnt aud Col
Chipman, additional ABIDE Camp, Judge Advocate.
During the pAst few weeks the eoored people Of
Washington and Goorgetosn have been earnestly
dlscussns the question OF the rsht Of suffrage This
| evening q meeting Of the ward delegates 10 held,
| and q memorial for presents to Congress sub
| mittod br spprovsL In this they say;
"Our loyalty ha, never been questioned, for In all
our oountrys trials, We have responded voluntarily
aud With slacrty aud without the incentive Of high
pay, bounties aud promotion. Enjoying What liberty
We do makes US the more miserable In contemplat-
ms the denial Of other just fishu without the night
| Of suffrage We are without protection"
The memoralists state other principles and eonsi-
deratons the basis which they predicate theii
claims for suffrage and civil equality before The lAs.
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Who the Candidates Were Lees Rebcl
Soldiers Eiected-A Negro Oners 70 Vote
Tho Isioa Mea ChaArined, but net
Despoudins.
The election Of municipal ofIlcou at Richmond on
Tuesday was an occasion Of conside rahlc interest
both to citizens and ousider-. The REPuBiio states
that the candidates that attracted mort attention
were Aesr. Taylor and 5turdivAnt for Mayor
Aessn. Wright and Ellison for sheriff; ho~ra
Tszevell and johnson for Prosecuting Attorney Of
the Richmond Circuit Court. and Messrs. PsaIoe and
Bigger for superintendent Of tho City Almshouss.
Mr.. Taylor Is . native Of New York, but hS bssn .
resident OF Richmond for over thirty years. There
hut stain upon his Ttcord--yertefdny morn
ing, In card published in the public pfntr, he Dc
elared that be was aRd Jwys had been an qncondi-
tive Of some one Of the southside counties. ON the
paSsao OF tho Confederate cOncript act he entered
the army asa cspain Of an artillery COMPANY. hr.
seif 6rsysly 70 ,ie ond. MI. Eylon IS old eiti-
Eeu. Mr.. Bigger wM soldier Mr.; PeAree a. aim
hlled the Once which bo yesterday offered Dur
ing the same period M Johuson s1 In the ar
uhery service OF the Conisdel ave States.
The HIKoIIos
passed OF without ., much fEhtins - usual; IL va.
a noticeable fact that numler Of old citizens did
not vote FOR any of the candidates. up or election 70
Office. In one Ward, at about NJ. when the vot-
Ing was rtther slack but the crowd around the polls
colsidersbl- a negro man named koD,n bolllns mug
vslEod mp 70 tie window lhIoush which the votes
we're received and handed in ticket. MI Chelkley,
ypSaeS5 % SS % yon se bn. nj. mere FOR Bob is,ned
''fhey told me soEe Of them E@ voting" NJ. ShAla
ley handed him back his ticket without opening y
and advised him 10 leave. The negro took the ad
vice and lsft amid the laughter Of the crowd. sorDs
mischieyuus person prompted this man 70 come pE
ssnss snS 70 sn ssiasnos Of he Kind Of t6ns ths
influenced voIeIs In this election, vs should .tst,
Hall ssps IN friel colloguial speech, urging n,
| clsimi Of Mr. PleasAnt. TO the office o. city nish
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General Intelligence
tBy ksa {. "a. E.v Y~L sv..i

ooLorED man ats 2s Gsh-bAlls, on . wager, at
L.n'ing burgh, n Y, the cher day, and did not
explode.
ALBANY Is greatly excited over the still unsettled
question, 81 viii lIgtr.bcr iIioncats !" Yes, ID
won'l, unlsss on take enough OF II.
TnE blacks In SoriAcrn Texas, have, TO some eI-
tent, engaged to remain with their former masters
unul Christmas,
ACinncinnsu dispatch says violent tornado
yistsd ,h-t vicinity TUESDAY morning at o'clock
which uurooted " Is, unTooled houses, and lid
other serious damage.
TIME are s,x u.rred sisters in dsrdinW, NO.,
whose unit.d Agos amount ~ buo years, being an
average OF 81 wears for each. The youngest Is
about 70 year, lhs oldosi ~.
ADVICE from MAdrid. No, states that perfect
resll of tenor has stra D. 81 ~ region since the
troops len. People arc found dead every morn
ing, sithsr shot or hung
Tn. folloring interesting intelligence 10 from tho
Scandinavian PusT =" President johnson hAvde
Leilished IN paa bsromneug Made at gore zig
udodelig." TLis is no douo' As neAr correct a.
they generally make 'eIn.
MIss PAuLISE, youngest dauYh,er Of p. 7. Bar
mum, was yer, soflous!y injured ny being thrown
from her no o. while r.dng in Fairfield, Conn, on
Ito 2lsl. T .urdsy her symptoms Nsfs more Ia
| vorsble.
! Or Tue L5OO NasiOlsl baash very large DroDOg-
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Esws ItsUa


The gold and silver coinago Of the San Franeisoo
Mint during tho fiscal year, Just ondsd. equals
nineteen millions Of dollars.
A telegram from British Columbia states that ono
mining claim in Csrboo, yielded over CSC, 900
during the week ending JulyT.
GEs. GRANT, his family, and STAFF, and Mrs
Biselow, wiie Of our Minister TO France, arrived
Of sarstogs last evening
Gov. Gmss and tho Slate ofhciahs welcomed
Schuyler Colfax and party 81 Salem, Oregon. on
the 19,h Of July. There was an immense assem-
blsgs Of citizens.
Hos. AssoN BunIHaAxn arrived st his home In
Cambridge Mass, yesterday. He leaves for
Washington to-dsy, on business connected with
his mission TO CNins.
A GRAND base hsn match will take place to-day,
at Worcester. Mas. letween the Charter o,k
Club Of Hartford aud tbs Harvard Club Of Cam.
bridge. The champion race between tho boats oi
Harvard and Yals Colleges will also take plsce
DxxossrnArIoss OF . serious riot were made a
Concord, n. H., Wednesday night by some 90t
returned soldiers which commenced by their
threats 10 "clcsn OUT . clo,hing store, the pro
prietor Of which charged soldier with attempting
to steal Ater bresking some windows, tho sol
diers proceeded TO ths jail and demanded th'
release Of two Of thoir number. At this time, two
companies Of veteran reserves were ordered out
and the riotous soldiery were driven away.
eroRFTAsr s.wAED and party arrived esp
Island ON the gunbost Sorthernsr, At 7 O'Clock las
evening. The party consists Of Secretary Seward
Attorney General Speed, Assistant Secretary r
W. Seward and wife, Gen. W. II. Seward, Jr.
Lisui.-Col. Wilson, Medical Inspector, L. s. A.
Mrs. L. NJ. worden. sister OF Secretary Seward
Miss Fanny Seward, and Mss Ellen Perry. Th
visitors occupy Club Cottage, attached to Congrc'
Hall. The lawn in front Of Congress Hall va
brilisntly Illuminated by the citizens last evening
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OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
VOTING RIGHTS PETIIIONsD FOR,
The Pirate Shenandoah.

Many whaiers Destroyed In tho Arctic.
San Frsneisoo, July 9o-The whaling bark Milo
has arrived In twenty eight days frun the Arctic,
With ,he crews Of several vhAlen destroyed by the
pirate Shenandoah, Last mouth. The shalcrs Ed
ward oa~ey, Hector, Abigail. Euphrste-. William
Thompson, sophi. Thornton. Jireh swim, and the
sussn and AbssaiL were captured, aud most Of
them burned. The Milo WAS poardod fr the purpose
Of taxing of the crews. The Shenandoah va con-
unuins the Wholesale distraction Of vhslsrs and
would, probably. scon destroy another feet mum.
berins sixty vessels Her commander informed
dLse', surrender and of the collapse Of tho rebel
hon. but did not believe 1t. He bsiieped IN L,n-
es,n's assassfnasion, for he ezpeeted g. The
Shenandoah ecaled last at Melbourne. She man
ned by English and Irish sailors. some Of tho cap
tured whLemen Joined her.
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The Freedmen in North Carolina.
Cruelty Of southern Women-Tse Planters
Breaking Faith wiki their late slaves.

The judiciou, Salisbury (S. C.l correspondent Of
the Cincinnati GAzrrTE In hk last letter. writes ss
fcllowsi
The uomen more cruel toward tho blaeks than
the men, and tar yindictivs. This 10 true Of
terocous tpiIit throughout the war, and Its cio-e
hpds them shorn Of nearly every Womanly qualify
The last plOughing which the ueods before hsr
vest Is Just being hniubed and all through this
gion the planter turning OF the hands they hsd
MANAGED to Keep, by fair promis.s, undl tLe ctops
sIe dfivsu of Without pay Not only are those y no
have a~Ays been cruel masters doing this, but thOso
who claim TO De the mOet honorable mchlbers Of 30
cieJ. lew are pay ink two three dolsrs for the
shols -ort OF the season, And some have paid two
dollars month. This seems 20 be . ement in
concert ami one soon 10 he generaL "A sbout one
fourth OF the planted late af.er the tfoOIs
.ep dibandod, many are not yet ready 10
drive OF their hands still all seem preparing
TO do IL. Tho object !. two-ioidi ftI
thau 70 break their spirits and Ioduce them to a
condition where they can practically Onsaye them
&hn. Systematic efforts beins made 70 deceiy Q
the negroes in regard W their condition. The
torng out Of troops undoT the late ofdep has given
cosr 10 the statements industIiously circulAi cd
srnons the freedmen, that eur tIoOps we're being
vIthdr.vn and that all things ineiudng the colored
people were aain placed in the hands of the civil
AZ ,horiiee In some places, those under Ase have
been Informed that none Of thom weIo TO be free
constantly told that the war 10 not over, and that
they only FREQ for the time being by next
year at furherL whom the S'sts 10 reorganEed, tho
blacks will be more completely In their power than
| ever. The condition Of Tie negroes can easily bs
Imagined. IL will be improved, however, the
the machinery Of the FIeedmon's Bureau be set
In notion. and Information and advice reach tho
blacks through Il.
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EIrnira, n r., JulV N.-The New Yolk State
Teachers As-ooiation met In Ely Han at tea o'clock
this morning. Tho Committee on time and place ior
the next meeting made report IL iAyor Of meeting
In the city Of Geneva the seooad Tuesday Of Au-
gust 1855. The report Of Committee on Military
Drill and Physical Education In Schools wss read.
The following resolutions were appended
Wher,as, The end OF all right education is hap?i-
ness, which cannot be attained in the world without
A harmonious Development Uf the body Nith Iho
mind; theletore
ResOlutd That physiology, systematically arrsnf 3D.
IL study Of such practical importance In Tofereneo
10 both the body and the mild, that IL should DO
TAUGHT either orally oT by le1t b0ok N ~ our schok
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Frem Fortress sIsnroe.

Fertress Monroe, July s6.-rhe jeue'ry store Of j.
N. Freeman. ON Main street Norfolk, y" broken
open last night and robbed Of all Ito watches and
valuable jevelry. Lo-s, upwards Of 5000 The
steamer Northerner, Capt smith, has arrived from
City Point She Ia bound to Baltimore, With the sih
Ohio Regiment en- route home. e........Ths ID n. Y
Cavalry are ordered 70 Richmond for duty. Since
june l. 1865 there have been Sl6l passes Issued At
thi. post 10 rebel prisoners returning homo This
does not Of course neule those that haze passed On
steameu laden with them.
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From Washington.

Tho Government Loans-Ne Fears Of =
W ant Of Nesns-Absut Deserters -Jen
Dayn' Trial-Case Of Wirtz, tho DemOa.
Etc.
Washington, July sT.-rho power to effect further
ans exhausted but the Secretary OF tho Trea-
sury 10 Of tho opnion that owing the continued re-
ducton Of the expenditures Of the Government the
Treasury be kept In easy condition by the re-
te!p,s from the usual sources Of revenue and meet
ali requistions which can be properly made upon II
until the meeting Of Congress 1t is estimated at the
Internal Revenue Bureau that the receipts Of income
laXes &c. tor the next rs days will bo tho rate Of
l.VVOD.Q PeZ day, kle lext slaiaMaat II Ihs PUBLIC
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.


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The Election at Richmond.

who the Candidates Were Lees Rebel
Soldiers Elected-A Negro OGers 10 Vote
The I'sioa Mea Chasrinsd. but net
DespoudinG.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

paid. There ismuch excitement here
the sui iect. and it is feared the bot.
m has not yet been reached.
There are but few people who realize
he actual value of Il flowing well. And
is only after the figures are put upon
,ntcr that we trc enabled to see the
-rc%t wealth which is poured cut OF Il
-ood well in a single year Wcar led
these remarks by figuring upon No.
,9-thc "Burchcll Wcll' IIolmdcn
Iarm. This well is producing 700
barrels dairy. which multiplied by 365,
lives two hundred and filty.five thou.
>and and five bundled barrels as one
wears product-averagc price per bar
rel So, making a grand total Of one
million, two hundred AMI seventy. seven
thousand, and five hundred dollars.
A correspondent states that great ex-
cltemcnt prevails at Franklin over big
strike made on Saturday afternoon on
the Miller farm, about four miles below
Franklin, on the Allegheny river.
Good judges, who have been on the
ground, report it flowing 1000 barrels
per day. The lowest estimate made by
any is 500 to 500 barrels per day
No. llS. Thomas IIolmden Farm,
Pithole Greek, is now flowing at the rat
of 25O barrels per day. The we'll was
pumped for over a week without sue.
cess, and commenced to flow very sud,
denly. The indications are that No 1G
IIolmdcn farm will prove 800 barrel
we'll
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02
ORPHAN,S COURT SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursu-
snce of an order of the Orphans Court of
Elk county, we will expose TO public sale,
on the premises il the Borough Of ST. Marys
in said county on the ID day of December
next at one clock p. m, the following de-
scrlbed Town lots in said Borough Of st.
Mary's, tO-wit -
Town Lot Number sixteen (l6) on Maui
rus street.
Town Lot Number eighteen ClS) on Mau.
rIs street.
Town Lot Number nineteen (l9) on Mau.
rus street.
Town Lot Number seventeen II on Cen.
ter street. ...
Town Lot Number thirty-one on Cross
street
Each of said Town lots having one hum
dred feet front Oh said streets and running
back at right angles with said streets, tHo
hundred feet.
Terms Of sale, one half cash at time OF
sale and remainder within six months there
after with interest, 10 be secured by the
purchaser, to the satisfaction Of the sub,
scribers.
e. c. SCHULTZE,,
MARY FISHER.
Administrators.
ST. Mary's, Nov. sth 1865.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02
An Error Corrected.

Most practitioners and midicinc ma
kers, in preparing pulmonary medicine,
use ingredients which must be prescrib-
cd mot oftcnor than three or four times
per day." the proper treatment in such
cases is to emplay a medicine that it is
safe to every fifteen minutes-the direc-
tions for cough medicines should be
"little and often" 1t is the throat, not
the stomach, that requires treatment
this is the secret of the success of Coe' s
Cough BaIsam. "Take it, little and
often" In very short time it has be.
come immensely popular.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02
NEW ADVERTTSEMENTs
Orphans Court Sale.

BY VIRTUE Of an order of the Orphans
Court of Elk county, shall sell at the Court
House in Ridgway on Tuesday the ID day
ofJanuary \. D.. lSGb. at two (2) o'clock
p. m, the following described tract. piece
or percel of land, situate in Fox township,
Eik county Pa, containing one hundred
acres more or less, with the appurtenances,
being part of warrant no. 4l66, bounded
ON the South by land of Gardner and on the
North and West by residue of said tract No.
llod. Terms of sale, cash upon confrma e.
! ton Of the sale.
ADAM FOST,
Administrator ofthe Estate of Levi Nolf,,
late of Armstrong county deceased.
Nov. 25th Go.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02

The THRoAT.-Families would do
well to keep always at home box of
Broton's bronchial Troches, a simple
but most marvellously eAIcacious specific
tor affections of the throat, affordiug
prompt relief in cases of coughs, colds
bronchial troubles, etc. Singers and
public speakers will fnd them also ex-
celIent to clear the voice and render ar
tlculation wonderfully easy Monthly
Won0zjnr
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02
iiCm fhc Erie Observer.

MAN SuuT BY \ POLICEMAN 4 man
named Edward Kimball, was shot by
srccial policeman. Captain Dunlap, in the
saloon of Reed & Thompson, on Sa;ur-
day evening last The particulars OF the
occurrence are about IA follows; "a
rarity OF some six or eight most of them
employers in the PHILADELPHIA < Erie
shop. we're in the salocn drinking, aud
making considerable noise Mr. Dunlap
came in with two or hive" friends and
while there, two of tn pt~tic- commopc-
cd fighting. He insisted on sep rating
them. when he was in suited in gross
manner by several of the crowd. one
of whom defed him to take him Mr.
Dunlap. who kept very cool during the
whole oflair, took him by the collar and
led him up stairs, where he was followed
hy the companions OF the prisoner. who,
unon reaching the sidewalk, fell all to-.
gether upon the officer beating him
badly and taking away the prisoner.
Mr. Dunlap, finding his life in danger,
fred three or four shots. which had the
effect of scattering them somewhat. He
then went. rs we understand iutO an0ih
er saloon for help. and as he WAS coming
/ out. was again assaileA. when he fired
the last and fatal shot. He states that
he was coming mp tie steps when one of
the party who was standing at the top #
the stairs. exclaimed. Here he H." and
ai9cd kick at his face As he threw
back his head to avoid the boV. he
fired. The ball struck the unfortunate
man in the right breast, passing about
two inches above the heart. and hurying
itself in the right lung. Another Of the
party named Williams, was shot through
the hand The wounded man seemed
to 6c unconscious of his hurt and walk.
ed up State street as far as the Amcri-
can House, where he fell upon the side
walk. lie was assisted into the hall,
aud his hurt discovered. \ physician,
Dr. Brandes, was Immediately sent for,
and clergyman. The wounded man
made an afi lavit as to the circumstances
and exhoncratcd the officer from all
blame. lie declared, however, his in.
nGcenco Of any assault at the time of the
firing OF the pistol" Although at first
supposed to be beyond recovery, he is
now thought to be out of danger Three
others of the alleged rioters, giving their
names as Hendricks, Williams and Kel
ley, were subsequently arrested, and held
to bail in the sum of $500 each, to ap-
pear Mt the next term of court.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-12-02
Il IST of Grand Jurors drawn for
G% January Term 1866.

Bcnezett tp.-Cornelus Wainwright,
John johnson, Ralph johnson, Jr.
Benznger tp.- Adam Kopp, VIM.
Grofs, George Bouer. -W .
Fox tp,-Conelius Whalen, Lawrence
NOLAN Sr. John G. M'allis:er, o. p.
Kelts, Hays Kyler, Robt NJ. Bennett,
Edwin Alden.
Jay tp.-Justus Weed, VIM. NJ.
Webb, Jos. Dill. N
Jones tp.--Wm. II. Gallagher,
Ridgway tp.--Gco. Dickinson, James
II. Hagerty.
st. hary's Bor'o.--Edward Babel,
Noah A Bradford, Michael Fey, Fred
erick Rudolph, Charles Schissle.