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Smyrna times., 1866-09-26
Tribuneisms.

The following clippings from the 1Ne,o York
Tribune are to the point and interesting.
Mr.; Vallandigham, in recent speech, as
serted that Mai. Gen. John Ewing jr., who
figured before the Cleveland Soldiers Conven-
ton, was the author of the terms of Sherman $
treaty with johnson, and that the President
had confessed to him (Vallandigham) that he
had never acted and did not intend to act with
the Republican Union party. We cannot say
that either OF these revelations is astounding,
nor are we the least surprised that Mr. John
son! or Mr.. Ewing, jr., make Vallandigham
their confessor.
| With the Rebels who have sincerely repent-
ed rebellion, Mr.. Johnson's plan is extremely
unpopular, for none know better than they its
evils. Mr. Bolts, in his speech at Patterson,
\. D., quoted letter from distinguished Of
ncer IN the Rebel army, which bore earnest
testimony to the hatred of the Union still cher
ished by the leaders of treason, and the crimi
nal folly OF giving them again the power they
forfeited.
Mr. Vallandigham, having been disturbed
IN a recent speech by rioters, took this way of
stating his position: 'If the President of the
United States sees fit to engage in wranglng
with blackguardS on the outskirts of the crowd
why am neither President nor a candidate for
the Presidency, and will do no such thing. !"
The President may call this cruel, but he can
not deem it ungrateful; for, if he did 90 over
to the Copperheads, he kept their chief amos
tie out of the Convention.
The Richmond Dispatch thinksit marvellous
that Mr.. johnson should allow such men as
Bolts, BrownlOw, Forney, Greeley, Butler,
Wendell Phillips, and Jack Hamilton, to ira
vel over the country and make speeches de-
nouncing him and his policy, or to publish
newspapers filled with bitter denunciations of
hls policy, his character, and his intentions.
Where is the army? Where is the speaking
bayOnetY' Evidently there is not much Of
either in the South just now.
While Mr.. johnson was taking his little hol-
iday we did not remind him of National duties,
but now he is in Washington, and we renew
our call for the Report of the Military Com
mission to investigate the New Orleans massa-
ere. 1t is said that the President will not dare
to publish that report before the elections, and
perhaps would suppress it entirely, unless Con.
gress demands it. Is that statement true ?
The people will take no answer but the report.
That Mr.. johnson has issued orders to de-
capltate all soldiers who attend the Pittsburg
Convention is stated on good authority: 1t
Will be like cutting off the heads Of Hydra
they will grow again.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC TICKEr.-The Democr..s
of this county assembled in County Convention
yesterday, at Dover, and made out the follow.
ing ticket;
Sendtos.-Jas Williams, Duck Creel, .Jno
W. Hall, S. Murderkill. "O'
RepresentatiUes. Geo. H. Raymond. Duck
Greek; Elias S. Reed, Dover; Henry Pratt,
Dover; Peter L. Cooper, Murderkill; Jas. H
Smith, MispilliOn; Jos. Booth, Mispillion, and
VIM. A. Polk, Milford.
Sherif-S. Martindale Collins, Milford.
Coroner. .-Thos. j. Cats, Little Creek.
Levy rt-Presley Spruance, Duck Greek;
John Finnemore, Little Greek; JAS Verden,
Dover, and John 5. Harrington, Mispillion.
30 far as we know the candidates the ticket
is a fair one. Mr.. Raymond, the Represen-
tative from this Hundred, is a live man, and
will look after the interests of his district with
jealous care. There was warm contest tor
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written for the "Smyrna Times"
CAI1TInN

mk. EDITOR BY your permission, desire ,o mi
our c''LenS on their guard against inlruders.
sometimes certain professcd Doctors visit the va
'ous towns, put up hand.bills, and send circnIa,s
around to the families, stating that AT sncb ho,.I
ne can be found at certain hours. &c.
NOW ne processes to cure almost every one bo,v
.; oo'"Phcate The disease. To carry out his dc.
JoP'''e Piahs' he will no doubt at times employ n
IUO9' tiat lS certain well-knOwn person to urge
'le peopie to employ him. The following case viii
ca HIAPid'h the whole matter. A certain man met ana.
.ner' ana said to him, How are you? Ans. No bet.
1el' why don't you apply to this Doctor? Can he
Su'e' ~, ~, yes. he has cured many worse than Won
~: Ahls atfilcted man and his brother called Ipon
nlh-w3s vas examined, &c. lie then said he could
o'e' ne brother said he did not believe apv Dbv-
oS'a" ~ 'he town or county could cure we'll
m"a' WIN you charger Ans. Twenty-Five dollars IN
on a..ah' cure; II not, will refund the monev. He
sooP'eu tue oi1er' The medicine was nut nm and
p,, gwen But you must use the Battery
-. ~. nat next Why you must pay the s25 IN
NJ anu Inen VIII give you a receipt in full.
so"' marx! he paid the S25 before he took anv oc
W., N'e1icihe' not knowing whether il will cnre or
ot 3 AZ the end OF three months, where ia the No.
tori Can't be found. 'ie Ooc'
to"' uny man who acts in this wsv will cer,.;n
y ueceiVe' what right has he TO saw he will ",,"o
~ " charge you nothing, aud then demand ,ho
'o'o amount that he charges in advance. To- me-
u'Se you not to waste your money in This mo-, Ic
nc "ouio Affect cure before he would donanI az
"ioney, theh you might have some con6danoa 'o =:
nlii' but never trust a man, however well ho -
peu's 70 DC recommended, who demands the n,ond,,
IN advance. Tue money
OMICROw
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The AxE.-The political axe is doing pood
execution in the hands of Mr.. Comegys. The
odore +. Crawford is appointed Collector for
this State, collector of customs dues) to 70.
side In Wilmington, vice Thomas NJ. Rodney
removed. John L. Pratt, of Dover, to be
United States District Attorney, vice Edward
G. Bradford, removed. VIM. Walker. Pen.
sion Agent at Dover, vice D. f. Burton re-
moved n 1t is stated, also, that Jos. Bush. of
Salisbury, Md. has been appointed Mail Agent
on on the Railroad in place of J. B. Wippate =
The Journal says Bush superintended the nm.
derground q, mail for the rebels during the war
1he Salisbury family have some friends to
oner to the President, it is said, and desire to
DC executioners for while. As they have con.
trol OF the Democratic party in the State it is
nothlng more than fair that they sbould have
the axe. Mr.. Comegys is only "latter dav
SAINT and has no controlling influence The
SaulsburyS own the party and they ought 10
have the axe. -' "
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KENT COUNTY
UNION CONVENTIONr

The UNION VOTERS of the several Hundreds
OF bent County are requested to NEST at their res
pective Voting Places
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22d, 1866
At o'clock, p NJ, for the purpose of eecling Del.
ega'eS to Union County Convention, to be held at
the State House in Doyer
oA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1866.
Al ~ o'clock. a. NJ for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Sheriff, Coroner, Levy Court Com.
mIssloners and Senators and Representatives in the
General Assembly; Assessors and Inspectors for the
different Hundreds will also be nominated at said
meetings.
The Hundreds will send Delegates as folIows:-
Duck Creek. 3; Little Creek, 6; East Dover, S;
west Dover, 4; North Murderkill. 6; South Muir.
dsrkill, s; MIspillion, Z; Milford, I.
BY order Kent County Union Ex CON-.
WILSON L. CANNON,
Sept. 18th, 1866. Cbo;r,,o,
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The HERBERT LIBEL SUIT.-On Monday
afternoon last, George Nebeker was bronpht
before Judge Wales, at the Office Of Charles
u. Kumtord, on capias. Mr. Nebeker has
ana an actlon tG brought against him by VIM Her
per pert the Democratic candidate for Sheriff for
libel, in having declared that he I1 IHerb1ertl l4I
forged the promissory note of Moses Lambsnn
mr.. Nebeker sued out the writ, on the ground
that no Just cause existed for such prosecution p
against him. and asked to be discharged on
common Con al'a bail or the bail reduced Mr.. Nebe
ker averred through his Counsel that he was
prepared with ample testimony to fulIv w s%b' m5S
stantiate the charge preferred against MT. Her.
pert but Mr.. Thomas F. Bayard, Counsel for
the plaintiff, ayailed himself of the PRIVILEGES
OF the law, and insisted that the defendant bad
no no right to produce evidence at that stage Of
u tne proceedings. Judge Wales then directed
that the amount of bail required in this acton
be reduced to the sum of $500. The C.aCn casn
goes over to court.--.JourndL OA''
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DELEGATES TO PITrsBURG.-The following
fenCiemen pI were appointed delegates to The
this bisSStPg Statgs Convention (nOw in session. from
Surgeon VIM; D; Maull, Col. A. TT Grim
sM9a%, M%, Capt; Alfred Gawthrop, Coils Henrv tiSI
M1cCSm6, Peter Mccullough, Geo. " Mvnry Ma:yso9;,' o.
Jacob Moore Bt. Maj Harlan Cause elAssey' Ceyy'
falns b. f. Nields, VIM. H. Oloward 7 Lap G%P-
James Lewis, Captain f. G. Stotsenbur1 'Jr'' .Tr
sergeant ). Solomon, Col. j. w. Andrew:
frlvate I 1George 2. Tybout, Segt. Daniel Green
Lieut. William Green, Corporal Joseph Xiii,
gqre, Capt. Thomas Winnie, Lieuts. Frank
Nolen and j. NJ. Dunn.
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John Mel Lear d Son, Bankers, No. 6O7 Mar
6et street, have for sale Del State Bonds, Phil
WI. u Bait. r. Road Bonds, vii. City Loan,
Farmers Bank Stock, Nat. Blk ofWil. l. Bran
dywlne Nat. Bank of Del. Stocks. u. S. Com
pound Interest Notes wanted.
Raymond of the Times, says the people "wilr
not hand over the Government to the control
OF the Democratic party" When the bottle
holder throws up the sponge, the battle is lost.
John McIear & Son, Bankers, buy and SELL
at best market rates 5-20's, ISIS, 1910 and.
1905. They exchange the new 5-2Os $ for old
and allow the market difference.
1t is understood that if Jeff. Davis Is releas.
ed from Fort Monroe on parole in October, he
will take the stump Of the Presidents policy.
When you want pinch of good snuff, call,
for that made at the Oriental Snuff Works of
Ralph & Co.
1t is said that Governor Wells. of ofIouiSiana.
has determined to support President John
son.
Who has the hest assortment of Cloths and
Casslmcrcs for Gentlemen 5 wear? Baggs 4
Cotton.
Where can get nice Suit of Clothes made.
to order? At Baggs & Cottons.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

.dSn1 dhSNoo5ED DowN;-Thomas +. Bayard Esq
addressed COpperhead meeting IN Co,ncoIrjI ,cSI
township Delaware county, Pa on Monday
evening week, and in the course of his sneec6
ne ne remarked that if any one took executions to
H; Mnat ne had said he would be pleased to hear
Inhn0 llI 90 So When he concluded, Thomas
81 oS9nnsS9n, S farmer in the neighborhood, stepp-
dd dG ana nc. remarked that he thought Mr.. Bayard
ond not state the position of the parties fairly,
au Proon "sAgu MN II he would meet Hon John NJ.
DbEOUmall, to discuss the questions at issue,
hh;nerddupon h;m dp treason loving bastard, knocked
ha hun th huowh, thinking, as we suppose, that would
from p ono pest way of relieving his political friend
however, that the violent proceeding will make
any votes for Clymer or for any other sympa,
thizer With rebellion. - DEL Republican.
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THAT PROUD NAME.-Some of the Copper
head papers are great for pointing to the proud
record and proud name" of the Democratic
party. But it seems that its bad conduct for
the last four or five years has brought disgrace
upon the name. The reason the Vermont and
Maine elections went so strongly for the Re-
publicans is said to be owing to the fact that
the Copperheads sailed under their old name.
The National InteUigencer (Copper-J Johnson)
says:
:" So bright were the prospects in Maine Of
what was left of the old Democratic party, that
it must needs have State Convention to nre.
sent a candidate under old cognoments, watch.
words and battle cries The experiment has
turned out wretched failure"
The Neeo York Times, after trying to assist
the Conservative party and unite with the Dem
ocrats against the Republicans, in New York,
has come to the conclusion, since the Vermont
and Maine elections, that "the people of the
Northern States will not hand over the control
OF the Government to the Democratic party"
The Times has been the leading paper in the
" Conservative" movement, but shows signs
OF weakness and little faith. 1t finds that the
name Democrat is killing his pet scheme.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

SHOT.-Colonel George Moody, prominent
lawyer of Port Gibson, Mississippi, was assassi-
Nine buckshot were lodged in his head. Colo
mel Moody had lived in Port Gibson for TWEEN
ty-nine years, and had attained wealth and
eminence, lie served four years in the rebel
corps lie fought in twenty-eight battles.-
lie was delegate to the Philadelphia l4th of
August Convention. He married a Miss
Bringhurst, of Wilmington, and, we think, his
family were here during part of the war
(I0zeffp
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

TO CONSUMPTlVES.- The advertiser haviar
been restored 10 health in a few weeks by a very sim
pie remedy after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection. and that dread disease
ConsumpiIOn-Is anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the pre-
scptlon ased ree Of charge). with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find a
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COUGHS. COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affection,
The only object of the advert sending the Pre-
scrPtlon is 10 benefit the afflicted. and spread informs
ton which he cOnceives be invaluable and he hones
every sufferer will try hrs remedy it will cost heD
nothing and may prove blessing.
tarhes wishing The prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
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lanIOY WIlliamsbnrgh. kInRs Co Nav Ynrk
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a;s.innnished rehel Memhor of o.

A distinguished rebel Member of Conpres,
from the Eastern Shore, has declared. wben
expressing himself in reference to the Leo;sla'
ture of Maryland that ''''''
"This state of things will not alw,vS bo
there will be different legislature here ba; &C.
many years. | expect to get paid f. 7 Oliore Soe
days to live, for every slave have lost u nave
When this is the avowal of LEADING l;oh.. -
the present johnson party, will anv sans "tS Sol oI
ton? ''1'o o"herS mten-
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U. 5. SOS, lo-4O's, l88l's, and 7ao,s
bought and sold at best rates II Gnu oo5 ooSo s.
1868 exchanged for 52O's of 1862 and U tbe ol
ket difference allowed U. laos convor.nJ rnar
INTO 5-2Os Of 1865 by John McIear sqS & Son oSa
BANKERS No. 6o7 Market St., vii, Del, ''A'
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

HOY ). 7. CoMEGYs.-We are informed
that Mr.. ,COmegys made speech in Milford
]ast week. in which he stated that the Demo.
Gratis were the disloyal party during the war,
and could never rule the couutry again, and
urged the people to organize the new National
Union Party triumphantly.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

A BLUNDER.-The Buffalo CoqMscrc;aL y
johnson paper, says of the Presidents tour
;" We are forced to the conclusion that the,
trip was unwisely conceived, and still mere un-
wisely carried out. We do not know from
what source the idea emanated but whoever
Is responsible committed great blunder. 1t
cannot be denied that the President is not az
strong with the people as he was two weeks
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$1,000, PER YEAR! We want

" A,OOOA gents everywhere to sell our IxrSoy.
ED $40 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted years.
Above salary or large commissions. The ONLY Ma.
cnnes sola IN United States for less than S40 which
yer q Baker, Singer CO., and Bachelor. All other
cneap masnlnes are infringements aud the seller or
assr are Iiatte to arrest, ne and imprisonment illus
a-so circulars sent free. Address call upon Shaw
hYl6 '66 iY A'
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The OFFICES. 1t is reported that the off.
eers S OF = thIs State are to be appointed as fol-
lows Collector, Theodore Crawford: Tnsnector
yas. G NJ. Watson; Messenger, David Robinett
Ma Marshal, Caleb P. Johnson Assessor Of Inter,
rl a0eT neTe11e, George B Dickson, or some 9th
the oIa eJ;tor"l GmGcTat' mSi Caleb should repubsh
about the 7th of March, 1865. de denictin@ r1o',. q
drunken scene at Washington. in Which 6;a a
namesake was the chief actor. l. wonld he he
very amusing if not profitable reading nj the
present time.-RepuJlicam. "s - '"'
hIDDLE CLUB.-A Riddle Club was oroon;z-
ed G IN this town on Saturday aftorn"on Iast a.
UampbelIs hotel. The following gentIem,en ,I,, -,
nTrG Dr w made q coers officers Of the Club; President,
Treas Tr w. W. u collins Il Sec'y JSs. H. Hofecker
viii iaAb be- bed m@ a. II w. Bags The next meeting
desired. '''epqance Id
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Honest sir, we appeal to you upon the truth ofh,.
tory to support the restoration policy of Cono,
When James the Second was hurled from the ,6,,n"
of England, did the English people allow his na,
sans to rule the land? When the Dutch threv, "a,
the yoke of Span did they invite Spaniards 10 ,nIa
over them? When Venitia was lately redeemsS
from Austrian despotism, did the Venelans srnS
Austrians TO represent them in the Italian Parl;,
ment? Did our revolutionary ancestors aIou tLe
tories of that day to control the OH4irs Of oUr new
born nation? And now, when we, al terrible Cog;
have conquered mighty and wicked rebellion, shall
we allow rebels and their friends 70 ule the nation
they endeavored, and still endea to destsoyf
Upon your conscience and your hoOoT do you think
we should2
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

U: 5. DTsTRICT CoURT.-The September
session of the U; S. District Court for Della
ware began on the llth inst. Only the indict-
ment against VIM. McMenamin for selling t.
quorsS without U. S. license was tried He
was lined $50 and costs. The other cases Of
violation OF the U. S. revenue and passing
counterfeit currency, were postponed until the
adjourned aal session. A number of persons were
nooora nasuraiiTed. Tl The Court adjourned to the
second Tuesday of October
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

A CALL.-Rey Leighton Coleman, of St.
Johns church, Wilmington, has received and
accepted a call from the congregation OF the
Episcopal Church at Mauch Chunk, Pa. We
regret this very deeply, as Mr.. G. by his ur-
banty of manner, by his zeal in every good
work and by his activity and selfdenial, has
won the esteem and love fthis entire communi-
Y'and his place cannot readily be filled by any
one, however highly gifted he may be.EReo.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

TIcKET.-The Copperheads of Sussex coun-
ty have made the following nominations =
Senators-Jacob Bounds, John II. Paynter.
kepresentatives-Robert H. Davis, Thomas
a. Jones, Paynter Frame, VIM. D. Waples.
John NJ Houston, Joshua j. johnson. Jno'
5. Bacon. Levy Court Commissioners
", ", GSh0ckley, Cedar Greek HID; DR.. J. B.
Stafford, Indian River Hid. ; Joseph Marvel,
D1Gagsboroo Hid: VIM. E. Cannon, n. W. Fork
lid. Ashueries Tindel, Nanticoke Hid. Sher-
ltfISfeo. II, W. Williams. Coroner-WiIliam
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

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Price So cts. box. BY mail, 80 cts. Prepared bv
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Wilmington, Del.
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Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

DEcEA.SED.-We regret to announce the de-
cease OF kees }. Bell, Esq, which occurred at
Doyi.estown, Pa, last week He was formerly
=, cltlzen OF this town, engaged in the mercan.
IIe M business, and prominent member of the
Methodist Church and Sabbath School, to
winch he was strong ly attached He was sue
GG31::luily engaged IN business in Doylestown.-
Ills sickness was long and painful
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

y The Grand Lodge Of the United States, I.
Y. y: F. held Its session in Baltimore, com
menclng on Monday week. On Tuesday. the
iooHowIlng HoI Officers were elected M. w. Grand
pre- H James r. Sanders, Of New York r. W.
deputy Orand Slre, Edwin D. Farnsworth, of
R;dI@S tennessee e. n. w. Grand Secretary, James L.
rer, Joshua Vansant, of Maryland '''O
Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

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ana all the effects Ofyouhul indscreon, will for I6r
ake O suffering humanity send free to all who need
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dressing JOHN X OC;DGT "O
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Smyrna times., 1866-09-26

The MILFORD BANK ROBBERy- Robert
Mccullough and John Corties had hearin@
at the Central Police Station in PhiIadeInhiao
last Friday, on the charge of having had IN
their possession money which was stolen from
the Farmers and Mechanic Bank, of Milford,
Del ''N' "a ~ fiii'iu "
Mr.; W. N. w. Dorsey, of Milford testified
that he was President of the Bank, and that
IL was robbed on the l4th of August. 1864 of
$40 700, OF various kinds of money. $26, 900 of
u Delng Ill notes OF their own issue: that Mr.
Mccullough came to his house, ask ked him #
ne was the President Of the Bank. and wanted
toknoW what ne would pay for $1,000 of the bank
issue lie was told that the Cashier had the
matter IN charge. On the cross examination
tne witness SAID that at the time ofthe robbery
VI Cne Dahk there were notes of the bank in
circulation; that the bank failed immcJ;atnIy
after, and has not been in business since
Joshua McGonigle testified that he had had
dealings with defendant, Corties, who qave
him check on the Corn Exchange Rank
which was protested, and that he afterwards
gave nm $4,000 In notes on the bank at Mil
debt Pay 'i'0''' u 'iie
John W. Atkins testified that he was cash.
Ter OF the bank of Milford, and that to the
pest OF his belief none of the issues of twenties
and titties put in circulation were numbered
over three hundred. Some of the fifties re-
celved by Mr.. McGOnigle were numbered over
FIVE hundred. 0''' o''i
=, A further hearing was had in the case on
Monday The bank in 1861 lost over $40, 900
IN notes and the Cashier on Manday Identified
$4OO In POS, found in the possession of Mr.
CortleS. Corties was held to await a reouisi.
ton from the authorities in Delaware. Me
Cullough was held for further hearinp "
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>, The following is list ofthe DELEGATES TO the
Nent County Union Convention, to be held in
D Dover, on Thursday next, Sept. 27th, as far as As
we have been able to procure them 80
Duck Creek lId.-Enoch Spruance, Thos. T.. Sut.
ton, John H. HOtiecker, Robt H. Cummins. Timotbv
T. Falmatary, John n. Wilds, John w. Clark. Hen.
ry Pratt, John Truax Aternates-Jos. II. HotfecL
er' l. ID. Hamilton John w. Thomas, Jacob R. Alice
Jas r. Snow, VIM. ]. Lank, James Guessford. Isaac
Green, Lemuel Johnston. -'""'
Little Creek-Daniel C. Cowgirl, Jacob A. Reeves.
Joseph Seward, John Moor, Henry C. Forknm
Isaac J. Short. Alternates-R. NJ. Cooper. Dr. A
II. H. oan3orn' VIM. Denney, Jr, Henry III. Moor, Jno.
Berry, Edward Peasanton -'-'O'' '''0'
r. East Doyer-Wm, Cassons, Isaac Berry, George
might, John IL. Hendrickson, DR.. Isaac JUAN.
W. DoVer-Gabriel Nickerson, VIM. ]. Williams
John Jester, Daniel George.
n. Murderkill--Jno Woodall, Jno. T. Jakes. Hon.
Ty Cowgirl, Barrett T. Cannon, ]. r. Clements. Ja.
bez Jenkins. ID
~ M.lsPillioG1m,-Rey Melvin, Benz. Williams, John
W w. smith, Elias +. Booth, Robert Downs. WiIlan,
Shaw, James A. Moore. ''-''
~ Mlford-H. N McColley. N. C. Davidson, J. S.
trutt' Jos. fraser, VIM. C. Quillen, James OuiIlen
Andrew Thomas. ~O'''''''