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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14
THURSDAY, JUNE Id, 1868.
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We road Of a country adapted 90 'ho "reanus Of gmn
ofs mper susceptible Of the warmest and most gener
ous attachments" Of O country youth arriving at West
Point with his saddle-bags in lis homespnn garnons
and Of people who were not "cqua 10 their beautiful c
mate in integrity and character" There was 50 much in
stonewa Jaolsons character to inspire respect, that
are sorry the task OF writing his bogaQly was not COM
mitted to moro competent hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14
NTEw.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1906 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1866.
COMMENCING NAY. -. lo5l.
TRAlNs LPAYE NEW.YOnN:

r...uset Station ia New Yors corner Twenty ssysah
Fourth Entrance 90 twenty sevcnta-st.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leare Depot iOOt

IL ChAmber.-sf PsyonIs Ferry; ., -.
Day Rocheser blt19 Salamanca p"e'
and 90 points West South
gu . a.. WAY Train. csls 70 Otisyi's
"a, ENprcs. Aai. Buffalo. Safuisnca ana west
3D. NJ Nay irsln. for Miid rtowu -
a. n m Wsv n, POI, Iery. NeHburzh. Warwick.
$40 D. M. MINT Fapress. Buf o. sslGm an-s ard D1rSht
D. lightning Express, dahy, ios bleioi ss~na9Ss
Dunstrk. aud OIL pctuis West and sllia
o. H. Emlgrant Irsin daily for the W. ,
Expicss Trains direct connec n Sitn a. sea.aeu ~.
Western Lire HUGH MDDbE Dentru2
u y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND and
" FRANCE-r.e New York "a Hawe Steamship Compsuys
lrs,s All Steamships ARAGO and FULTON having been thor
ourhy etei 40 ~ North River for haye ceiling
~ Falnor D. following days, 10 noon precisely 49,
fULION....~ satdf JAY Juno y iolo.
fRAlp..... A. GApsl..N. Saturday. July 7 lht
fULlDN....S saturday, Aug 4 100
ARAGO,....flESRY A. GApsDES. Saturday . q. l. l5o
fuLION....S slgrFLs,st,...' .Sa.uEdsy sept ~ 1870
And eve 81 % thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD
Fl-, cabn.........Fl3l 30 Second cahn.........f65
Through ickcs 10 Loud41 - extra
An exner'e surgeon CA board
The company no, be responsible fo specie OF aeao snr''
''~ '-' J J. COMSrOCk Agent
No. Rroadway, Newfok
r,,,re A wOTTOS Agent Hivrr aud Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14
frHE HARRISON BOILER a SAFE STEAM

BlRNlSG An other. thai pgofe.. nfor sol
The public g-inst hsir inposions l. g. "OODhOFf
Pr-,ldeni No US broadway
rCHE HARRISON BOILER u SAFE STEAM
vanises IN ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION In first
Of repairs durability economy II feel facility Of clean
Ing 1nd tTlbporiau1n not Toessed by other boiler
combination oi hollow spheres each fht
inches e1erna diameter and hrereshs 0f inch Thick These
spheres held together by ufhon bos with the ends
The the known - strength 10 resist internal pres
he strength the ougon boiler plate about ~ cent
Every boiler tested ~ hYGni AZ 900 pounds - tho
inch. 1T CANNr BE- BURST UNDER ANY PkAC ICA-
BILE STEAM PRESSURE.
Under pressure which might rupture IN ordinary boilers every
Joint this becomes valve. No other genrtor
this properly r.ef under pressure without injury
ID affected by cOoson, which dcOys the wrought
ZION boiler. Mo explosions nom ,. IL has
Tho ire Of It's heating surface also from The waved Inc
surface which thoroughly mixing the induces better
combuton snd breaking the ne causes the heat % be more effect
uay absorbed than the ordinary hula cltdtf boiler
grt up quickly aud with tle u,l IL produces super
heated without separate apparatus ani " not liable 10 pmns
fonng II i easily auspoed, and may be- token apart 20 that
boiler Dee put through opening foot
1t readily inside aud lrde ordinary Giro msi1us u
oni under pressure week. II requires pfc ki IN
Injured parts be removed with geat facility,
n they Uniform Ia Shape aud sc When renewed The enie
GOOD Tho greater boe VIII
never need renew uulc,s unfairly used 81
FOR mung dlTcis OF California Colorado and Nea, i
without rival IA ~ facility Tor Interpretations "a nay 10 hsen
Il hes weight sud TAKES less ln onehaf tho fund
Of the ordinary cylinder boiler without being increased IN h
ANY kind fuel may be- used from tho e-pensVo to
fuse dust There 100 of these boilers In use
Ia the best Establishments Ia England tni "a
country. DRAWINGS aud predictions free Of charge CIR
wof GTys Ferry Road adoinns United States Arsenal fh
ndclpla Pa
nj IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

TIVE NORTH AMERICAN LL0YD.m0MLoY
4 ANFRlCAN LINE or FIRST CLASS OCEAN STEAMERS
DFTWFEN NFM.YORK and BREMEN VIA Coacs, earyitthe
Ined States aa iklur 90 England n nee ard
.uan leave Aoyi ork fom Pier No 40 y r. lilUlspAf5,
WESTERN AIETR0P Polls Sanders 260 tune 0t June2&
MISSISSIPPI o. W. Furbe conf and MEhhlMAti L. Van sicr
cou4r, extra la July. .
ATLANTIC. e. Nyor. cCnl'er lVh b. Js ~
Fudhcr departures from NEWfohk t5es4o extra st'an7fs
AUGUST sersenbeI d 20 October AL ~ November
aid p December ~ End p .. =.
July N ana %, August - - September ~ OCTOBER
AID II. Noy.niber I. - Dec sulbeg D. H. ,.u,s,-.
Rates OF psso ray sod IL equivalent IN United States
From' NETWORK 10 BREMEN IIAvRE, LONDON and
SOUTHLAND IUN-s Cabin, s5; "a Cabin 81. ~ stsefase'
From BREMEN etc 10 NEwyoRK-it Cabin, sliai ID Cabin
gaa gss..-l., oabp $685. "a Cabin. s12 90 steeFasc
FoF Frei-h and Passage sppy % -,
RGoFR bROs Gtaerll Agents, No IS Beaver =. n "
rJ,llE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
81 ,i III rom Inc bremen rer. TarI hoookeu
SAIUEDAl. june 10,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TaAiuy pissen.trstO
LONDON HAVRF, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
n, a., owing rafrs IN gold elaL inotency.
Forthe 4-t shin so1 % stelug lJ 81
10 he by the steamship ANsA, ~ " Obelea4og mas
On jana -.
CsLkICHS Co. No 60 sSssas
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Gituniions iOanteo-frmalee.
6iluallono tuanie0- malcs.

A SINGLE MAN wants situation "a COALh-
~ NAN ard GROOM private smy ia either ny or country
With .5ed cty AID c0lGy tielcnce. AdIe H. D. l. u 4i'o
Od~.
A SITUATION WANTED by - young man rs snip
kypnr Entry Ioto CeIk. ccTk'p las cEeeon-
sh cy reference, nd cob guarantee pre as'n 20 my Nuo
employ murh ~ un oneot e. penaient
siaton. rra.e adds.. JAS MAhES Box ~ tnoune thce
A SITUATION WANTED-By au active and COM
n r,,eat yolrr en as GROCERY CLERK - 'eue ~losa.e
haze Ger scierrleca. Ac-ltas w D. L. 9sr
y C!iy fo.f-' h.c
A PROTESTANT GERMAN MAN WAVES
~ .af5na s COACffNAE or GARDENER uuisrst ls h.
bushes. Please call aadrcss JOHN o. No. 81 Na''au
Room so o.
A COLOKLD NAN would Ike to get some kind Of
" sftuan r PORTER. 20 DO suy otn- kut 81
WORK. tho be gwen Adlscs H. r. box No
~ Id11u, o4''. f.Tswo dsys
NIrANTED-A situation by good pcnman aad
w .'eno-ripii coTfsr. ASSISTANT fOOKkt EPtR,
SALE,MAh 81 DO kfore. Call Tor Or afless nEOhOf
kENllFf 10. 90 Aaf.ii'f.. Room No.F
EXANIED--A situation rs GARDENER by
w Young 'st all the :. .in, go1d I,
rfenrr. .y.n Cal adde's IIMOihi hicolfLlCtDDfi
30 ffAoit o.
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geip DdnleO.


A FEW AGENTS WANTED-ln Cities out OF
y Ncryo4 G., e spendI Eaglging Of ID isf Pc.
taso % AMERICAN AUTHORS AGENTS make os'f s,oa
week Arpy Room So No bseSaan-i or address box
g., SD N~F.i OK fostom-c.
A PEOOF-BEADLk NANiED-Also BOY 20
n READ Man SCRIPT. AWy to EDWARD q. JENkiN''
30. ~ North NinHmsi.
EMPLOYMENT WANIED-By q practical M
II eh nctl .o1fe4 cnser hs worked principally land
engines MILL ord hos hs bnsnt 30 Scotland Cen
good Testimonials cspbu Apply the Of De
Kab end uad'u-svcs Me bApp troosfn
EMPLOYMLNr.
II $500 YEAR PAID AGENTS,
For III i-ui,f, liis.s, " O. WILSON.
Cleveland. o.
yIANrED-A Competent MAN 10 superiutend The
w dsveotms 81 rge se mining property IN the STATE q
ysl nus oTorsh Ircci kuow 20 20 Of mining 10 ei
branches well fIsfnz rptng ao uuiouhod s
tuouas esp nly and Address VITA refer
ences. Dor 40. ie5 H. o.
NEANTED.-S.O 20 per Month paid 10 Agents, to
w Introduce oarurw la, 1913 ard o sENINGMACHNE,
koichum's Potent address, With stamp,
MONADNOCK 6EWlNG.MACHlNE COMPANY
Winchsadon Mass
yNANTED-An ASSISTANT lOOK-KEEPER
w Adicfs Box No l6o fosCMec, ia Tie handwriting Of AZ
pieant with references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF LIEUT. GIN THOMAS j. JACK
Son fsroNKvAIL JlcKsoyl BY Prof z. j. pABNEf, d. q
Union Theological Seminary virginia as'rste With steel
r1rtrai and sloven dssfams sVo pF 49, beoek 20.
This work vas witt tn the sanction AID assistance
Of Gen. JackSons widoh and family and It's material
drawn In great from tie private coepondenceo Of
tho ooners aud the Official records Of tho Confederate
War Department. Professor Dabney was moreover
personal fend Of the Subec, Of his book, and for time
bis chief Of staff We suppose Therefore, that the biog
saphy may be locked upon as Anai authority butbcyond
authenticity 1t has ttll merit political hereses
Of the suthor defended with erdor which imed
II not insoent and the literary execution Of the work IS
srecsbls The style violates all the rules Of composition
1t ID ungrsmmstca ambitious snd obscure. Ofthe Jack
con family told that "moro than one Of thon has
been led by bis love ofroving, TO the most secuded
esssos Of the Rocky Mountains explorers and hunts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14

Tho steamship KANGAROO Of tho INMAN LINE viii sat- om
Pier No Norh River a. noon, cn WEDNESDAY Jgns 20 Tor
Jvrpoo f.srs kle o fIst Cabin $i
st,ers,, 80 currency JOAN {. DALE .Agent
' 10. y Hrol'say. ~ Y.
CtTFAN TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- UURENsTOW lnnAn Line. salng seHiwees
inc the Omitted st-;el Mills u.., ,,.,., o..
kANGAROO " tDNtsDAl. JIM ~
Ciry Of m ..SA1URDAf JUNE %
CITY or JUNE y
and SATURDAY ala NEDAESDAI, a. noon
nom ier No. a. North River -
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
py the mail sfeeicr tsllng every Sltur1ayi -
FlRsr SIN STEERAGE........,..S5
40 toneou............ 10 LoulJn..........f... ~
A. %. ...... 10 To Psrs................. %
Pas.sse by Nrdaeiays tr Cabin Seerase 80.
Pnge. forwarded Havre. hamburg bFcaen, ke 1t
moderate fstrs-
IAets bou.ht by sending 4 their iendL
For furhe. Information. sppy ut he Company oices.
JOHN o. DALE Agent. No. IS Broadway. New iort
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AND srhl SA4itDAl lHShEHa I'm.
Sramehip adm Of spacious sac Rooms,
directly saloon. tho accommodations and lac a.
uu rrl.sci and the rss lower than any on - line.
An exp raucsi surgeon each ship free ~ cisr1e.
Iassago. l.O Steerre. So Payable "a currency
Cabin plrfgee by Neinrscays steamers 80
siseags tickets bring parties nom Liverpool " Oie-nr
town for
Issued sank IN oicai BRIAN ana
Ireland. d toe lowest rates.
- owre accountable for specie val
~ unl-. bills oaJns having theG expressed thereon
sued therefor. al.
"a Irotsv, an tickets tue passage ohce o. Tie
COMPANY '' - ,. w. J. HURST. Manager.
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cAFErY, srEED. AVID CoMFolr.
New.Ier,ey sirsulbost Company.

vvopc-sTrr PALMER FITSIBURJ NASHUA LOwELt.
~ fo,t0RD qIiE WHITE MOUNTAINS And
INTERMEDIATE POINT,
Tfenew and .tanch steamers Of the NorNlch line.
CAY or BOSTON snd tifl or AEN-t yah
cave New daily lsudsvs erceuied a. O'Clock o. non
- North Rlysr, agt Of sesry
FOR NEN-boHDDH,
h.re connecting the steambos Expfe. Train rom hs above
points Norwich sIi Wocesof Boston anl Moeette Norsss
Ter ard .huA snJ New London and Noutorn Railroad
Fcght tas loves; rai,s forinormauon nllie O.
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4 EsSONS, PRAYERS AND MUSlC-For each
H dsy year An 90 portsnt Bok particularly adapted for
IN family social cre:-Conlbnes elements
Of Worship Praise, Prayer aud Reading Gods Word.
"WORSHIP IN THE SCHOOL ROOM"
Exclusively an Agents Boob For circular diving full
dress. sCHERMERHORN BANCROFT Co, No. 80 Brooue.s'.
". Y OF the ReV. W. WYLE, No. 81 North sxthsl Phdel
thia Pa.
NEW PHYSIOGNOMY, or SIGNS OF CHARACTER
~ manifested through Temperament ond External Forms with
1000 gtIsons By r. WELLS Of IHz METEOROLOGICAL Joua-
NAL l2no vol s rsges Post paid sa Agents
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~ established Agency M NewIoEA Tor tie sale Of then BOOKS
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" CATALOGUE will be sent by mail, any address receipt
Of fifteen Cen.s The ordinary Catalogue Tecfp Of Three Cents
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18

When man is saddled with a bad wife
there is sure to be stir-ups in the family.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18

1t is estimated that one thousand persons
were killed OF wounded by the late tornado
in Pope and johnson Counties, In Illinois.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18

Never tread on the tail of cat, or tell a
woman she is not handsome, unless you
are fond of music.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18

2 A CooUETTIsH CLIMATE. editor Of
a paper published In the mountains of Cali
fornia tells of gathering wild flowers in the
morning. and wsding through snow in the
evening.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18
mREASURER'S SAL E
OF UHsEArED LANDS
yoR TAXES
For 1865 and previous years.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that in
.nrnance Of an Act of Assembly pass
p The I2th day Of June, A. d. 1872 en-
.;,,sd aAn Act to amend an Act direct
.nr n.e the mode Of selling unseated lands,
~ SIesrneId county," and the several
~ indictments thereto, there will be ex-
.asad TO Public Sale or outcry, the fol-
"wins tracts Of unseated lands in said
univ. for the taxes due and unpaid
.Ssreon. at the Court House in the Bor-
nr,b of CIearfeld, on the Second Mon
5sT Of June, d. d. 1856:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18
Usurpation Threatened,

The unchanged, vindictive Rebel who
serves the N. Y. Duly Ne,os in Washing
ton, telgraphs on the 4th as follows:
THE Peace Proclamation of the Presi-
dent will be immediately followed by other
action on his part. 1t will be observed that
the legal effect OF the proclamation is to
place the Southern States in the same att
tude precisely toward the General Govern
ment that they occupied before the war, aud
entitled TO the same rights that they here
tofore enjoyed. Mr. johnson is determined
to follow out this principle to its legitimate
conclusion, and to see to 1t that the Southern
States are no longer deprired Of these riqtts
by q Jdct5oas majority a, Congress. %
The Peace Proclamation of the President
was an act entirely within the scope of his
powers and duties However wise or un-
wise, timely or untimely, it is the Presi-
dents prerogative to determine when such
Proclamation should issue and we should
very deeply regret any attempt by Congress
to interfere with it. The President is re-
sponsible only to the people for the exercise
Of his official discretion.
But the rights of Congress in the premi-
ses arc as important, well defined and un-
questionable, as those of the President; and
neither must ignore or usurp those of the
other. Over and again has the President
officially set forth the incontestable truth
that Congress must prescribe the conditions
whereupon the States lately in revolt shall
be restored to all the rights and privileges
they SO rashly, culpably repudiated. Those
who would now urge the President to disre-
gard and defy his own virtual pledges on
this point are neither his friends nor friends
of the country Tribune.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18

A despeptic man thinks more of himself
in week than well person does In year.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18

Every bear should be taught to dance, for
whar Is the use of bruin without hons
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18
When to Revive the Democratic PARTY,

When to Revive the Democratic Party.
Senator Sherman told this good thing in
his speech at Bridgeport, Conn, the other
day:
"a modern Democrat came to distin-
gulshed Democrat of the State of Ohio,
Governor Todd, last fall, after the war
had ended, and said snow, myfriend, you
supported Lincoln all through the war
now the War is over; you have had every
thing your own way; and now suppose we
start again the old Democratic party
We'll, said the old Ohio Democrat, Il
don't know but that would be good thing !;
L like the Democratic party; l was raised
in it, and | stuck to it until it deserted the
country and went over to the rebels. [
don't know but it would be good thing to
to revive and purify the old party; but
would not do it justyet' Ah, said his friend,
when would you do it then? My friend, ;
said the the Ohio Democrat, when the u
Mon party shall have discharged in full all
the obligations it has assumed during this
war; when it shall have paid all the pen
sions that are due the widows of soldiers
when it shall have pa id every dollar of the
national debt incurred during the war when
it shall have punished all the rebels when,
in short, it shall have accomplished all that
it has promised to do, then l am willing
that the old Democratic party should be re-
vived. | am not willing to trust the Demo
cratic party to perform obligations that they
opposed in their contracting. / prefer to
see it done myself pay my own debts my
self
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18

Josh Billings said the other night that a
good way for man to train up chiidin the
way it should go, was to travel that way occa-
sionaIly himself
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18
TREAS URER'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE,

Returned to the County Commission
ers by the Collectors of the several town
ships and boroughs for the taxes due
and unpaid thereon for the year 1865
and previous years, in pursuance of
the Act of, Assembly in such case made
and provided. In pursuance whereof
the said Treasurer will expose the said
property to public sale at the Court
House, in Clearfeld, on the I'd Monday
of juno next, (the llth day.l
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18

Old Snarl says that love is a combination
OF desease-an affection of the heart. and
an inflammation Ok the brain.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18
CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 1866
Select goetrg.
TRIP LIGHTLY.
Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong

1IIp Hgntiy over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong;
We only make grief double
by DWELLING on it long.
Why clasp woes hands SO tightly,
Why sigh Ger blossoms dead?
Why cling to forms unsightly?
Why not seek joy instead
Trip lightly over sorrow,
Though all the days be dark,
The sun may shine to morrow,
And galty sang the lark;
Fair hope has not departed
Though roses may have fed;
Then never be down-hearted,
But look for joy instead.
Trip lightly over sadness,
Stand not to rail at doom;
We've pearls to string, of glajuess,
On this side of the tomb.
Whilst stars are nightly shining,
And heaven is overhead,
Encourage not repining,
Bullock for joy instead.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-18

Death comes to a good man to relieve
him it comes to bad one to relieve society.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11
LOCAL ITl1o.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11
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A CONVENTION or TIE D01OCRAcY a.
n ~ eec0nd Congress1saal DisRsc0 u Iowa, y
hereby called q DaWu1, o. 1uUDoAY ~ M dnI
of Juiy sszt, at II O'Clock 4. L.. to no@lnate Can
didate oos C0ngreae.
Ratio q Representatives: oae delegate for evssy
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0ovsrDos. at The elcc0n II 1855. and 90 los evssy
fFacliga ovee nv.
All pessoas Who hvor ~ iassgrty Of ths Ussoa
and The equality II the Stales Invited 10 postc
pate In thu County COuventon.o
EDWARD n. TliAYgR, Muscatine COunty.
WM. II. E1N3AR Cedar County,
D. n RICHARDSON, Soott C0unfy,
". u. BUCMANMAN. Cllstoa Couaty.
D. ~. OQNHAN, Lima Cuanty.
J. !. 000kAM, Jeoeo Couuey,
wN GRAHAM, JActsca CeInty.