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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01

NORFOLK 20 q DESpAT CHES
rRoN sAanINaToN.

WAsuN, = bee. 80. The Govern
ment has advised that the repre-
sentation Nade 10 Spain in favor of
peace W. Chill, has 80 far prevailed
lhat thss Offices OF France and Eng
and have 2 accepted upon the terms
proposeat hem by the United States.
Under tee Of ply sicians, Secretary
of state eaeeFd and +. w. Seward,
Asst :. rotary embarked last night on
board Ihe g s.stesmer De Sofa, to sail
in wartnee latitude in the South At
laDtic They expect to be absent two
or three weeks. : VIM. Hunter, Esq,
Chief Clerk Of the Department of State,
,has been appointed Acting Secretary Of
State during the interval, and III. w.
tConger, Commissioner of immigration,
has been appointed Acting Asst. Secre-
tary.
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IS 8 6

We wish every reader Of the Norfolk
Post happy new year, and to the ma
ton, peace, prosperity and power. Let
us sigh for those who love and smile at
those who hate; aud let us strive to
think with the poet
gohiep treasure Is tbstrisd ffieuds
But Who may gold from Sodnterisir :sfend,
Trust not too soon. Jet too soon n,isirust
With tn enc thysolf, with tn other Thy friend thor
hurt'st,
Who twines betwixt, and steers the golden moan,
Nor rsshly loveth, nor mistrusts in vain.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Australasian, which left
Liverpool on the 10th instant, and
Queenstown on the 18th, arrived at New
York on Friday, with three days later
news. The first batch Of Fenian indict-
ments have been disposed ofat Dublin,
and the Special Commission had adj
burned to Cork, where the trial of John
cCafferty, q native of Ohio and late Il
captain in the Confederate army,
was in progress, Considerable excite
ment prevailed in. consequence of the
disappearance of quitea number Of the
most skillful and experienced of the IT.
ish pilots. 1t was thought they designed
to take charge of Fenian expedition
alreadyeih preparation, to descend upon
the Irish Coast. Earl Russell had re-
covered from his late indispostion. Sir
john ROmily and Sir Francis Barring,
were to be elevated to the Peerage. The
King aud Queen of Portugal were on a
visit to Windsor Castle. Mrs. Yelver-
ton { had given notice that she should
apply for new trial against the Sutur-
dug Reuiew. Spain has agreed to ac-
cept the mediation of England in her
dispute with Chill, and abide the result
Of the deliberations. Advices from Bra
I'll represent that, through the interven-
ton Of the American Minister at Bue-
nos Ayrcs, u cessation of hOstilities be-
tween the Paraguayans and Allies. was
was likely to be brought about soon.
Further particulars Of the visit of the
Austrian Emperor 10 Posi.h siaess tha' ~
had attended tie Iii ngariau Diet IN per-
son. and delivered mn address with such
concessions and assurances - to draw
| forth repeated plaudlts from the memh cis
a Il \
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01

We publish this morning, the rel,rt
of Colonel Brown, the Assistant Com
missioner, which coversa statement Of
the operations Of the Bureau Of refu-
gSes. freedmen, &c. in Virginia.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01

ii il said that NE United States steam
er De Soto has been fitted up for a'trip
to Vera Cruz and Havana, carrying out
Mr.. Seward and family with the object
of improving the health Of the Secretary.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01

Mr.. John A..arnes Of the National
Express and MIR. h-ne Of the Adams
Express have our thank for Baltimore
and Richmond papers.
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THE GILLIAN WAR.

New York, Dec. 31.--An arrival from
the South Pacific, states that Chilian
man-of-war captured Spanish gunbOat,
after a short engagement. The affair
has caused great rejoicing among the
Chilians.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01

Mr.. John II. Munson is now g partner
IN Che house Of MIR. George Sansstei,
and hereafter, the style viii be George
Sangster 4 ca III. hunson has air
won Tire positioa. lie Is 3 8.
promising yoangB' sesss ~ Z - "
and We eongral I. So ~ g < ne fair
prospec} ~ isfss 49, hlsS, eeRgFatp.
late NJ. rsf sstei, upon scouting the "a
sire services OF so competent Z partner.
Long i've the house Of oangster & Co.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01

The weather yesterday was cold, and
IN TIE evening it seemed as II snow was
at hand.
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DEATH III. w. DAVIS.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 30.-Henry Winter
Davis died to-day, after brief illness of
pneumonia.
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NEWSPAPER NEWS.

A destructive fire occurred at Groton,
Conneeilcu. % ierday. it broke outin
the railroad Vie et sllere, destroying that
building and nrty cars Ia it. Ii next
communicated ld'ghe steamer Common
wealth Of the New York and Stoning-
ton line, and she was also destroyed.
This boat was ono ". he finest ever
built in this count. ~ ;,e whole loss
will amount p 81 500, ~
The c0unterfeitersof imery
pay but poor coinpU c sa-
gacity and taste of Am IS, if
they expect them 10 buy tied
"extract" when pha ght-
Blooming Cereusn- the ....icle
of the fnd in any connt IS obtain
able everywhere. -Apfl,,f oa Crescent.
w. ri. ltiner, agent Tor Nor OK
DIR. hammond, who =. removed
from te Surgeon-Gcnaralbs d the
army, pes to Europe Will s.s Jonh
jacob tstor, getting $40, 009aa az en,
penses1or the first SIX mo Ana
IS ,00Jpr each additions NOM
On hursday the poll ereoee IN
'ssaa nnWn- ID. G., f6r
the suffrage question eva So Fsun'
dfed votes were cast, one d ono go
favor Of the extension.
Mr. Seward on Monda eW
each 0fthe clerks of the S. tatr4t
ment witha handsome lliorocc5 portioilS,
bearing suitable inscription.
Captain Semme has arFis a WASH
ington under custody Of / VI, French
of the Marine Corps, aild - h prisoner
at the Navy Yard.
| The New York Tunes itimates that
there will be ne delay 10 re admission
of the southern mcmbs
| The coal dealer are Dxiously look
ing for a change of We stner .e
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01

All communications relating TO business matters con
nected with this paper should. be addressed to r. NJ
Brown, Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters, and all correspondence intended for
the paper should be addressed to John Clark Biitor
Advertisers are requested to hand in their advertise
ments before six o'clock In the evening" p svous to
publication.
Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers y III please
have their orders at the counting the euing pre-
vious before Six o'clock
Mayhem Brothers. Booksellers and Stavoners, are
authorised agents sethe Norfolk Post, and al orders
o with them will be attended to the same II left at
the Office Of publication.
8. NJ Pettergi1 Z Co.. authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post In New York and Boston.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01

KETCHUM THE FORGER.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Ketchum the
forger, was sentenced to four years and
a halfin the peaitentiary.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01
WINES. LIQUORS, &C.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. l, 1854.
have this day associated with me in
business, Mr.. JOHN H. MUNsoN as a partner The
business hereafter will be conducted under the firm
of GEO. sANGsTER CO., at my old stand, No. 2S,
Market Square ~ s4ei -, ~
GEORGE sANGsTER.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01
The steamer James T. Brady, which
left Baltimore for Norfolk on Saturday

afternoon, vas run into by tug ana
ssiisahied to such dsgree- that she was
Nss9 TO put back. The Dictator eft
~ four o. clock OH Sunday
sss,s. freight and
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THE EfRsr TRIAL FOR HIGH TREA-
soN The Knoxville Wing of Deem
Der 10Th says San important trial
came of last week i'm the Federal court.
John r. Gamble, of Blount county, was
arraigned and tried for high treason
against the United States, and after five
day. trial was acquitted by jury. He
was an enrolling officer during the days
Of rebel rule, and enrolled the conscripts
of-his civil district. He was also APP
yOinted agent to collect guns, and per-
formed some acts under that agency.
tThe defence was that there was no
guilty intent. It was admitted that he
was. an enrolling officer, and that he en-
rolled the conseripts of his district, but
it was denied that he did so with tie
view of aiding the rebellion. On the
other hand, 1t was insisted by his coun-
sci, o. P. Temple, that he was Union
man, that he accepted the office by the
persuasion of Union men, exercises IL in
such way as to favor Union men and
protect them, and that, in fact, he new
or seized single gun, or put a single
conscript into the rebel army. After
the examination of about thirty witt
nesses, and lengthy arguments on be-
half of the Government by c. w. Hall,
District Attorney of the United States,
aad o. p. Temple on behalf of the de-
PENDANT, the jury We're charged by
Judge Trigg, and who, after retiring and
consulting, returned verdict of not
guilty.
"This case was novel and IMPORTANT,
because it was the first regular trial for
treason against the United States that
had ever taken place in the State, and
the first that has taken place in the
United States since the commencement
of the late rebellion, ifsnot for the last
forty years. 1t was earnestly insisted
by the counsel of the defendant, that if
he could be convicted, three hundred
known Union men in East Tennessee,
who had held this and similar offices
during rebel rule, could likewise be con-
victed of high TREASON, while the insti-
gators and leadersIpf the rebellion were
sheltered and protected by amnesties
and pardons. The defence was based on
the broad ground of not guilty in in
tent, and not or technical points. The
defendant refused to apply for pardon,
because he insisted that he was never
guilty. ofany crime to be pardoned."
Nj. Wendeil phillips, Ia his lecture
1t joacester on Wednesday last g.
peated ibeex pressionof his iissaessas
ton isnh WU Johnsolr .s;.vs .,aS's
al bretasr 8eectef aaeraNtsls t.sAiOn
'"fbs President of the niled States
ioqks into the faces OF the soldiers of the
nepubilc and>assures them thrice over
of their liberty to--work! i had thought
this the coolest piece of impudence of
modern times, but it has been excelled
by Henry Ward Beecher, coming TO
Boston as Snowman of Governor Par
sons, of Alabama, and asking for capital
to carry on a system of labor according
10 Southern ideas, like distiller asking
a teetotaller for money to carry on his
business. But l don't like your bust
ness, says the teetotaller. oh never
mind that, let US have the money!"
Light Literature-The books of gas
company.
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s.s.S>as-5 altefnoon.
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Light Literature-The books Of gas
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19
souih Carolina.

The Protestant Episcopal Church in this Diocese
at s Convention 10 Feslay last appointed Board Of Mis-
ons tie co,)-ei people consisting Of ho Rev c. C. Pinek
rey the Rev C. r Gaisien tho Rev A. T. Porter Mr.. C.
A. Trenholm Mr. w. C. Bee and Mr.. T. l.. Kennison. aud
charged them with spiritual aad educational interests OF
tho Freedmen This Bolfd have beon work all Winter and
are ready 10 60 into opsmon They desire two
schools In Chaeston- Their with Northern teachers sent by
The Freedmens Commission the Protestant Episcopal Church
in this city with southern teachers who are prepared to
commence the work or with both combined. We wish TO
make these good schools the from which TO send out
and establish schools Ar,g ghout the State Thore
some 25 points establish them with the entire
cooperation Of planters Our difficulty Charleston is tho
want proper buildings and the desks benches Stools
&C. We have the either 10 purchase or build We
desire that Should b. good aud attractive buildings CIV
ing scholars every advantage selecting from
hom the integ and fitting them for any position
which thoy adIng the industrial feature to IT, and
having the girls taught all tue mysteries OF the needle and
assisting the boys shoE talent for mechanics to be bound
out TO trades We appeal al those who feel interest in
the welfare advancement and development Of tho Freedmen
to give US material aid We wish to raise $4,000 for these
purposes The references below will show that this trust
worthy will be found from 10 to u daily at No.
10 Frselmens Commission Bible House. and donations
may be sent to J. Brnton Smith d. D. Sec. Freed
mems Commission. No. 10 Bible House; the Rev. DR..
Irving No Bible Houss See Domestic Com. the Rev
Dr. Donnson Sec. Foreign CON- No. 10 Bible House; to
Church journal No ~ Celarst to this office. The Bos
ton Haven Albany. Philadelphia any other papers
feeling an interest In this natter will please copy.
A. LooNER PORTER
Rector OF the Church OF The Holy Communion Charleston
c. Agent Of the Bsop Of South Carolina and OF the
Freedmens Board IN that State.
Refer TO the Right Rev Horao Potter ID. d. Bishop of
NevYork; the Rev. Morgan Dix Rector OF Trinity Church,
the Rev DR. Haight Assistant Ministers the Rev Thomas
House Taylor ID D. Rector OF Grace Church, the Rev j.
Brinon Smith ID d. Agent Freedmens Board No 10 Bible
House; the Rev DR. Irving No. II Bible House the Rev.
Dr. Dennson No 10 Bible House; the Rev. DR. Cooke Rec
Of St Bartholomew the Rev j. Cotton Smith Rector OF
Church Of Ascension the Rev Dr. Ljohn Rector oi Holy
Trinity. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

AUDEROn Tueslly morning April r Rebecca Reid Lauder,
daughter Of lanes nd Margaret Lander aged and mouths.
a,isr short but severe ilns.s
The funeral service will place Church
etN sen rogh 81 aud Nsyerlypace Tharsisy the
lNh u Ind. and uose Of the family respectfully
vited ~ attend, without further notice
NYEOJ Tuesday April IT, Capt Eza Nve in the 6l year Of h,
The 6end. respectfully invited attend the fn.r, rom biz la..
residence non place New J on Friday fh 2gk
inst without further invitation Carri,,e will b
In waiting Il Ae Chestnutst depot the arrival Of lie 10 M
train from New-f OH
RING-On Monday April i Of paralysis Edward Ring in e Ssh
nj end. se invited to attend the funeral from lie late ri,,.
No Thurs1sy 18th inst 70 O'Clock
EUREKA LoDGE r. s. A. MThe members Of the Lodge
notified 70 the Lodge Room, No 59 Brosdwsy
Of Edward King Members sister Lotgso
pecifllly invited attend GEo w. DILzs, ". NJ
Jos. A. Cook Sec'y.
RAYOn Monday the 6t.nst at George W Ray aged ~
Tie friends family also kc Masonic Fssy,
respectfully invited his lgnera Suniy Further
particulars viii be given IN Tomorrow pspers
sEAMAN-In W'smsbueh, L. after short Illness the Rev
Jas w Seaman formerly Of jericho, L. L. IN the 1h o.; @
The relatives and friends the y repeefry invited
tend the the A. NJ f. Zion thch South
Third sud EeVenhst Brooklyn, r. d. Friday afternoon, a.
O'Clock.
sTURGEs-At Fairfield Conn., Tuesday, April H. Mis- Lu;rss
Sturges. aged ~.
The funeral will place residence Of her brother iona
than Sturge at Fairfield, Thursday the lsh a23pp
sIMONDS-The funeral Of Mrs A. simonds wife Johls
" smOnd viii take place this 1hnsdyl afternoon, al No ~
Nytheye between horton and Cyue sts ococA fnsuds
fthe family are invited.
VAI-On "Wednesday morning April r. r. b. Vail o. the dn Of
The relatives and family respectfully nvtei,o a''snf
the funeral from his late residence No no West Thirty st.
somers Westcbest-r Tor inermen Saturday Gouins
leaving Tweny -siHthst. al n o. clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

The r,cccut Explosion mt eEn Frnncisco-
Three Additional DeHths Six Persons
Killed Colfaz, Gel.

sAy FRMcsro Tuesday. April l7,ilsG6.
II is now rendered certain hat troglycerne caused
yesterday explosion No marks the box containing
10 indicated ts character
About 100 hundred wAle-s have recently been heard
from ~ HJaoluu-a vey successful the amount Of oil
,ccu.oj RAINING from 2JJ to SD barrel, each
san Francisco Tuesday. April y, ls6G
Tho bodies Of st persons killed by Yesterday explo-
sion have lnru Identified. seven or eight Othere are mss
iue. who were probably blown % atoms.
10 t0cfably wei ascerliucd that The explosion was
caused by conclusion Boz opening leaking box On nitro
lvccruc which the owner refused 10 receive IN conSe-
licacc 0. its damaged condition.
The Board of Supervisors tIve passed order causing
M ufro-veou-c fIrnd within The cry 20 be seized and
d,s.ro~cd Tho have o passed resolutions Of respect To
tle memory oi Mr g.. IS. Bel.
The ramaI iag u The passengers from the wreck OF the
I.alouclcre ired here y,,tt..ay.
sAE fE,ycrc1 Weduesl1y Aprl Is, 1866;
Three more persons hove dyed l0m tAe elects OF the
iGte slyccrne l.gson.
r.astu-, c, .ol 10 b'a. occurred Yesterday near
Co!.A C4... b., r4.c.. SIX Ilcn i1st flcir lycs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

CHICAGO April l-.-Tosr f-H whea. excited and opened
% an advance H sHf.0 tT'ry declined 4ig.. ali
closed lg, g. 5fas $50 ior No J. and ODE 81 90 for
80 Corr qlsf a. sos. ior 80 f.i fjc for No p oats
tim advance ot % gc for No. Il pa re-
gi Tor 40 o. Provisions quiet Lard lie. Freighis quiet.
Er.cl'sI hhi- Flour l9 - bush Wheat 5000 bush.
Corn. tico b-sh oat.. SArmeuts0ay obs Flour. 21Vp
bush Wheat. z. s.I bush. Corn. -.l.D bush. Oats.
,r Ions April l--Fo.r and Wheat duh aud unchanged.
Corn buutar- ~ go or sel t5a6.c fDr loOW. aud -
7ac Waite Oats gAel 90 di3c. Provisions unchanged
WHISKY lui aHi lower a. a. l1. " ~.
ru .rrtgniA Apfi I--Priroielul lu. and all qualities
ety declined Crude 1i 1c Refined iu bond y GJsci Re-.
lasl lcr r-d6c Foli lim ald advanced l2 &c. Wheat
D., advancing cuts4cj ao Of comlon To good led a.
.nl e. I'D. Waite g re- 10 Corn FIRM aud advanced
o. sc Coaoe dull salcs % IO NJ lsu2Jic gold sugar
firm. .aes Il Mlscovldo Moasses at aiJc per gaOu
whisky UNCHANGED.
BALTIMORE April u lsd6.-Fonr scarce and advancing
hsh grades CO., CHER Wheat advancing aud none AZ mar
e prses nominal Com Advancing sales Of Yellow ~ SIC
Whe s5arle. oats hIm sales 10 o2c. Provisions dull
Sugar firm WHISKY dl. sales at - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19
The Persons Arrested At Cornwaii-Ailegniions
Against the Hibernisn socieiy-Gsnerai Az
fairs in Canada West.

From Our Special Correspondent
HAMILTON G. W. April H. lsG6.
To-day the men arrested Fenans at Cornwall will be
examined Devlin Of Montreal ian Irish advocated will
assist the Hon. j. s. Macdonald who is reported 10 have
said that be would stick the prisoner az long there
was life in him." which 10 show that be has grown
warm in their cause mot the Fenian, OF course.)
AS this goes on The Leadcr Of Toronto makes out the
Hibernian Society 20 be Fenians. The following is its
article on the matter:
When the President and Secretary Of the Hbrnan Beney
client Society IL 10 called under arrest on charge
which smecks treason would be well 70 inquire INTO the
nature objects OF the organization This We are enabled
perusa Of the Constitution and BY Laws OF the
Hibernsn Benevolent Society Of Canada printed al ne na
Canadian Office Toronto 1865. The Society ~ unmsskAoy
nature under the ban Of the Pope II secret
society apparently Of the dangerous kind being enrolled
in under captains aud euensnt and having
and BY which It's members communicate win
another in way which third parties viii not be able 10
understand II has been frequently denied that this
secret society that be TO act the matter a.
rest by quotation from the miscellaneous by laws -
SEc1os4 The signs and passwords to be given by the ON
GERS OF the various companies TO the members thereof at the
quarterly meetings OF the society.
SIC NO member In for six months bis com.
pany books shall receive the signs and until such
arrears paid.
SIC g. No member shall give the signs or passwords TO
another member winch are TO be given by the officers Of the
company exclusively and AZ the regular places OF meeting
This dspes all doubt the secret character OF the
II further proof were wanted 1t wound be found In
Section | OF Miscellaneous by Laws which reads, Amy
member shall reveal business transacted in the
SosIe person net member shall b. eaea spapeRdsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19
Confirmed By the Senate.

ALBANY. W ednesday, April u, l-pb.
The senate in executive session to-day confirmed the
appointment Of james Adams Jonathan ;. Buell., and
John Wi.kesOn ar Buffalo Police Commissioners
FOTARIES PUBIIC POR NETWORK CITY.
Tho senate in executive session, wednesday, confirmed
the following nominations Of the Governor as Notanos
Pubic for New-YCIk CITY:
C. SArthur VIM L Arnogx s. VI. Anderson ID. W. Allen.
Chrsiu Augle JAS H. BARLEY, JAS. Black James Bell as
C ford c. DE Witt Clock w +. Carpenter, A j. Cohen.
Levy Cohen. james A Cramsey Ferris Cushing Jno W.
Downing Geo 4. Downing. jr. Abram G. Dayton. Fred
Trscl john r. Farriugiol Wm. Freezing r. H. H. Finch,
Wm T. Graf, L. j. Greenwood Jr.. W. i. Gllley, Abim.
Goldsmith L. j. HsIbugy. l. Horton Fred Hnke Robt H.
johnson. Benz Jones Z. W. Konge, Edgar
Kechurn. IT.. D. L. W. Knowles, WIN. Iaurens,
John b. Mexican ? Mofkie John Il. Nelson, W. j. OByron
ID. Conner. W. J. Powell. y. T. Rauney james M Post
W Srsley. T. J.. Slafer c. J. Smith. A. W. Steinhaus
A. Sagan Ssmus swan, M SNYDER, John j. Schaelier
Usnisl X Taylor John 3D. Townsend Albert Van wagner
P'tsr Wcireb. Chss Y Ware, John Whpple jr. Ralph o.
Whams. Robert wGkefed. Charles Webb, Geo. b. Young
WIN BuxOu, Jas l. berlen, Jas. p Corning John
Ear Jr. j. GumtleioL, Jas c. Haywood. Edward j.
Hall Phip Jordan, John Lnnkhee David r. Me
Brioa. : J.. Moan Daniel PomeToy, IN. Platt Geo
N. Pratt Samuel sWelater Jno ; Woodward VIM Ander
ID W Allen, u. 7. Allen, T. II. Cndlp ID. H. Childs,
ID Evans j. H. EctaN Chss Z. Glde-sleye JnO. Gantier
IT,. WIN IL Kip Edv. V. Lowe. JDo. Lowe Chas Miller,
Thomas ID hsiher Wl Morgan, WIN. o. Plat. Benz h.
Scsda Sami Stars Jas NJ. Iuthi H. Jhsyer jr Chas
BOs' wick. c A. a. nueer. W A. FslcoDer w. H. Nelck
&. W Mekeer. A. l. Nosse Geo. W. Nelson r. X. Robin
IheO Wunderhck, JaO Y. Joraemon and Fred Shou
nard. T. A Woodward
special executive session will be held on Thursday
nom, u close up the appointments.