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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

to- We invite the attention OF our citi.
zens 10 The call oil a Democratic Conser-
vative Meeting TO be held at The Court
House 10 this place, on Wednesday next
al 7 o clock z. VI.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

urAn election will take place in this State
IN Thursday next, the Oath instant, for State
Senators, members of the Legislature, aud
{ ouuty superintendent of Free Schools.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

to The Lutheran Congregation Of Ibis
place has purchased the House and Lot
on Mill street, known as the "SniVely
Property" for Parsonage, for the sum
Of $1,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

o. Richard a. Welshans are now re-
rciviag choice and beauhGul assortment
q Millinery Goods which will be sold
upon very reasonable rates. The Ladies
generslly are Invited to call AID examine
!hcn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
T,i., IN Poeahontas County.

A trial of 4 peculiar ana interesting
character occurred al the late circuit cour!
for Pocshontas county, W. Va Judge
Nat. Harrison presiding. The case was
that Of the State against Benjamin HtroId'
James +. Lockridge, John b. thompson
and Alexander w. Rider, on charge OF
murder, and The circumstances are s'a'eu
as follows by correspondent OF The Ou'-
pepper Observer:
There was an old negro-OId in sin as
well as in years-lhe property oil Jonn
w. Warwick, Of Nelson county, who
formerly resided here, but left here by
Mr.. Warwick in charge OF his mill prop
er,y, after Mr.. w. left the county. In
April, 1861. as soon as the volunteers 10
the late war left here. Jim Nelson, The
negro above referred TO, attempted TO gel
up an instruction among the negroes,
40 murder and burn as they went.
The knowledge Of his intended purpose
came 10 the notice Of the whites, through
q black boy. There being no county or
other courts here at the time, the "home
Guards" military organization, arrest
ed and found him guilty" and sen'enc'
ed to deiah by hanging. unless his master
should remove him in twenty DAYS. HIS
master was notified OF the finding Of he
committee, and tie determination OF The
people. lie failed 10 remove him. and at
the end Of twenty days he was executed.
At the June term of court, 1867. these
parties were selected by political grand
Jury Of the county. DOT Of the multitude OF
men, women and children that were pres
ent 10 make examples Of. HeroId and
Lockridge are among the weairhlest men
of this county. Thomas and Rlder''hough
not wealthy are equally respectable
They were consequently indicted Tor the
murder Of jim Nelson. Counsel for the
State, Cyrus Newton, State Attorney /;
for the defense, d. A. Sioier, J. x. Pop
ham and James NJ. Seig, together with
w. II. Teull and VIM. Skeen, OF Stale
reputation, as advisers, they being pro-
hibiied from the practice in this State.
The court ruled out all testimony on the
part of the defense going TO prove threats
or any overt act on the part Of jim, which
left the defendants without particle OF
evidence, in extenuaton of the crime
wherewith ihey stood charged.
The case was argued with much ability
by the counsel on both sides, after which
the court instructed the jury. lie dcrIed
in toto the rights Of any community TO
form Home Guards for protection against
the friends Of the Union or any claim on
The part Of the States in rebellion, or their
sympalhizrrs, TO beligerenls rights. but
admitted that the State had not made out
4 case Of murder, and that the evidence
adIuced ouId not allow the jury to bring
in less degree Of crime than murder and
that their verdict must be gully or not
guilty, as charged in the indictment.
The Jury, after short refinement re-
turned into the court, with q verdict OF
mot Guilty"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

10, We invite attention to the adver-
i,seneni Of James l.. Tuwner, Esq, with
Renehan Brothers. Bal,lmoIe, IN another
column, in which it will be seen the! lhis
House is selling goods al exceedingly low
ice. Persons visiting the city should
not f.i TO cali on Jemes if they desire to
procure good and cheap Dry Goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

General Schofeld has decided that "a
deputy postmaster lie not Subject TO dis.
franchisemenl for having participated in
rebellion"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
For State Senator,

JANES +. REED, Of Jeiersnn coun-
y ~. viii he supported as an independ-
eat Union Candidate for State Senator. by
Octl9 MANY UNION MEN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

The SOUTHERN JoURNAL.-This Is the
title Of new paper just established in the
city Of Baltimore, by John Y. Slater d
Co., at No. 293 Baltimore Street, al SO
per year in advance. 1t is published
weekly. and is devoted 10 choice lIiera-
iure, biography, history, poetry and the
news. Its about the size Of the New
York Ledger. but far surPasses il in ap.
pearance and truly interesting matter. II
is worthy Of the support Of the people Of
all sections, ard we commend it TO our
readers for their hearty and generous sup.
port. The number now before US is
specimen, and after the lsl Of November
the paper will be published regularly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

At recent Cabinet meeting, General
Grant presented the record Of the court
martial which recently tired Col. Gilbert,
in the fourth military district, for destroy
ing or closing newspaper establishment
and writing letter 10 the editor IN which
he (GIbeTD asserted that federal officers
were masters of The people Of the South
ern States, etc. The court finds Colonel
Gilbert gully. and sentences him to pay
a fine Of one thousand dollars and be re-
duced to the rank and pay Of captain,
and be placed al the end Of the list Of
captains in the district There ale over
fifty captains on the list who thus out
rank Gilbert. The government approves
the sentence.
&C. RAPID GRowTH-Mr. John Rice,
near this place, presented US with an sP-
pie, few days ago, which vas taken
with a number Of Others, from small
tree planted last fell. II is called The
"FaIlow Apple" and was perfectly ma
tured when pulled few days since. 1t
is choice fruit, and the tree was procured
al Richards Nursery.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

The DETACHMENT BuslNEss.-Ihe
Impeachment Committee meets to-mor-
row and vii have a quorum. II is their
intention TO obey the order of the House
Of the last day of the July session. and
and make their report on the Grst day OF
the coming session, unless otherwise or
dercd on that day. Nh Boutwell, Is here
ment are unchanged, and that he intends
TO push the matter as vigorously as he
did last session. lie cares nothing for
the lessons taught in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania last week, but intends 10 place
Ben. Wade in the White House, if posi-.
ble, By March next. Mr., BoulweIl's col
leagues on the Impeachment Committee
are much more conservative on that gees
ton. -UaSh. Cor ~ j. UOrid, Oct. 10.
RrcHaoND, October l2.-Tbe case OF
General Imboden is exciting some inter.
est. He applied TO be permitted TO regis
ter under the Presidents last amnesty
proclamation, upon taking an oath 10 sup
port tie Constitution, but was rejected.
He now intends to apply to the United
States District Court for writ Of man
dantS TO compel the registering officer TO
register his name. In case the court re.
fuses 10 grant the writ, he will appeal to
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and thus test Tie validity Of The oath re-
qgircd by The reconstruction act. and de-
monisrale what virtue there is IN the par
don accorded by the President 10 The ex-
cluded class.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

IN HASTE Cincinnati has man
who seemed in a great hurry to get his
mother out Of the way The story is
that on Thursday of last week a man
in apparent haste entered che of the
express offices on Forth street, aud IN
qmred Of the agent how long it would
take to express corpse to Bennington,
Vermont "Two DAYS and hall, on
three days" Could you positively as
sure Inc that it could be done by Sun
day next, us it is desirable that the fu-
neral should take place on that day Y
Yes, 1t can be done if you send il
around this afternoon, so We can start
lit Oh on to-pight's train" well, the
corpse is my mothers; she was not
quite dead when left the house, but !
guess she is by this time" send your
m ieber along replied the expressman,
"a htgie horriied; wen put her
through
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

A TFRaIBLE SCENE The village at
West Hartford was the theatre Of ter
rible scene ON Saturday night last An
ice gorge formed in White river just
below that place, and the village became
flooded, compelling all living ON the
lower side of the street to flee from
their dwellings, seventeen families be-
ing thus driven out! Col Pingree, who
was III the hotel, becoming alarmed at
the progress Of the Hood which poured
to tie over story, attempted, in COM
pany with Miss Williamson, the daugh-
ter Of 4. t. Williamson, the landlord,
tocross the road to d place of safety,
but fell into the raging torrent He
supported her until she was struck By
a passing cake Of ice, swept from his
grasp, and drowned, when be succeeded
IN making his way out Miss William
son was beautiful and estimable young
lady Of about 70 years, beloved by all
vino knew her aud was to have been
married this week. Besides this sad
loss of life, much property was destroy.
cd, several losing cattle, horses, sheep
&c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19
Notice.
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
]. w, Brad Us Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
OR nLEsPKING)
SKIRT

TUX WoNuEArUt FiFNaLirY and great o0HF0Er and
rtrkst Ea 10 ans / ID wearing the BUPLEx ELt8pTtc
SatBr riii be experienced particularly IN all ct0Ned
A.seLhllas OPERAS Carriages, Railroad Cars Church
the skirt 81 ilded nheH "a use - 9ecaiy small
place easily and conveniently ~ = silk az Masiin
Dress HkAln#ble qalkiy IL cfiauilnae not found n
any Single spring skirt
a Lady having rnJeyrd the Pleasure Comfort and
gr j aeg1iug dc Dap.ex Elliptic sleni
Sarinr Skirt for sngle dtr, wis never afterwards
willingly dispense arh their use. For Chilarn, Miss-
They uii NOS bend o. break Ike the sp ug. bat Wili
preserve iheif perfect and sratef sbap. when three
or four ordinary Skirs vii hae bren lhra8u aside a.
useless. The Hoop covered Aiih 1ouhe snd tsf-
ted thread an6 The Bsii0ga rods nal emily agabe
springs, bat twiee double covered. preventing lhem
from wearing oui Nlava dragging taem down st0Dps,
stairs, &C
The b plev ElNpslc g. 4 favorlts wien Al adies and
q universally ferllsuae lg ne RasualA Magazines a.
the standard shi7. 81 the Fashionable Wufta
To rHiay she following inestimatie advantages ln
Cf5anine, VIZ sHqetl@F 4Raf, perfect Manufacture.
siylish shape snd hnish ae2aigg durshilfg comfort
saa eeaaaaaY, eaaaire IA . y, hradls Dplex h.
ipae ~ esable Spring sAst and Be tVFc sou gei Ihe
CATIiOS. TO gasf3 aysias, Imposition H. parsis.
ul4f usl bee task hsif.s atffg UHtlez" hsse fhe
"a ink 81 saF. FiE. -. VI BfsaieH's Daf8ex Elp e
e- s.afinssn mysu DC wlis ssi5d-1stte others ar
genaHe also aat@e taa every hoop asll adugi, pin
heiag passed IhFogEh tae reuief tis revealing Ehe
fma zoe a0uhie springs afasde8 together lhefeiu whfh
cosat4natloa pos a. Re i1ala ia aHy ofhff sain
Pc tszle ln aa sares alefH Psi Class skifts are
sola 1hs8aea0ui fhe EHiiai ssates ana gisaNhese
Nznafscfareg b. t1e =uAe gHnrfs r. fhe PafeHt
NEST bhAni H CARY
- - s7chsHssv - ssa s. R.ses So ) V
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

TnE NEw ORLEANs RIoT The NeS
Orleans riot investigating committee
of Congress reported on Saturday
presenting the evidence taken by them
and their conclusions thereon. They
show that the massacre was the result
of a rebel riot, that the authorities
were implicated IN the bloody affair
that no attempts have been made to
bring the guilty to punishment,
aud tie loyal men aud Union
interests in the State are com
ple;ly at the mercy Of the rebel
rule The committee recommend the
abolition Of the so-ealled civil govern
meui Of Louisiana, thorough rebel
organization, and that the state be
placed under military administration
untll loyal civil government can be
pat IA operation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

TIE Tr1hune's correspondent snys .
gcailentn who has just returned fTom
FORTRESS Munroe SAYS. from personal
knowledge. that the health q jefferson
DAVIS is maeh better than il has bcen
Tor slx n nths past. that be is allowed
Tree intercourse with visitors. bat avoids
M conversation with reference @ politi-
cal affairs aud q his own condition az q
prisoner he has fail range # The
grounds 81 The fort. and iiyes as COM
iortably - any u The state officers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

ENN1 ihr sahscHblfs, beiHg appunt=a ht tte Non
w the Probate gom. alr sac iNeHgi ~ Manchester
Commissioners ta rctiif cKFnitae and sili "a ~
tflsts ana N 81 anls a 500 ftfs 8rsnsi thr essstt "a
tAL|IN y. MEAD,
isie g iand<rnve u saia Ntiet, NteearrA AVID also
80 claims sud 8tiasass tAfai tA effect lAetRig and
awed ht s.id Iuaf} Ter iai rafpsee, We ca hefvlrr
aefeby site uuc ,aat We vili aQead GO "a h4sines'
II uar appointment % 500 Bale dwelling ~ ihs tela o.
-easei ia the l3lh day VI Marsh A88 d. h.h Gay 81
Anrasi, A. n., lat fpm uutsi u'giotk gn caaa q
sala days.
D4ied Il tandgr8te. tTls Il y Jar ia February, A -
islt JANE MARTIN.
Austin FENN Csmu
ss DIX rER BAftHEi M
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

We have received from Hurd and
Houghton, publishers, the first two
numbers Of "The riverside Magazine
for Young People" 1t is the best Mag
azine Of the kind published, Handsomely
illustrated, and flied with choice read.
ing Terms 81 50 a year in advance
Address Hurd and Ho1dhton, 459
Broome Street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

Most OF the farmers Of Arlington
and Sandgate have, we learn, sold their
wool at plies varying from fifty to fifty
three cents per pound.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19
JOB PRINTING!!

Encouraged hy The Increase u th.s branch Or or
busiues, have made saeh additions 70 facilities
tor the execution " wprk 10 warrant 10 ~ Ing
that office ia ihs state can d. better work, b. al
cheaper rates. We are confident III our ability to
nlease .n everF particAiaE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

DONATION The people Of West Ru-
pert and vicinity met at the residence
of w A. Stearns, on Thursday evening
Of last week, for the purpose of dona-
ton visit to Elder Barker, the Baptist
Clergyman at that place, upon which
occasion Mr.. Barker was made tho re-
cipient Of 1925, in "greenbacks"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19
STATE OF VERMONT
\ INSTRUMENTATION.


UrEEEAs, Tal sfsss BNSE, corporation daily In
" c0rppratei 0y the Legislature 81 the STATE III "
uunl, located ANA dUiHg hlsllcss &c Bennington, "a
County VI Remington, ha made all.ic tfiea e ne
rguesting ms 60 i-s,ie aClshaton desgnuinks me
ay t0r tba termination ~ nc e4lstrueeui said eufpar.
Binn;
And etcreaS L has been ntae't1 appear G. me Chat
U0-thirls 81 tic gl yotss the slpcRhaiere 81 HAid
ufpoeltiau were g,eH be- tltaJ 70 sild 1ppHe1tia
A0tr, ttrr fyrs, Il PAU huAlIsN Governor 81 the
ate Of Ngluuut, lu conformity win sofa apliit tsh
Bd me provisions uf section cigh'f-sN ana eighti-
even OF chapter pishtysuiue Of 60 General euiues 81
vermont, dnhgfeby issue my proclamation ~ d doela
bai on the first dsy Of August a ~, 1865, me said
,orporaiion 81 the stark Rlak shall ase tarNisi, q
uy aud with IL same effect as IL 81 elarter expired
b. the Limitation therein.
II aittass ltaeregL have heFe'nto signed my name
IN caused The seal o. the state - be heteuutn
aM cd Ia Executive ChambgT at NaletburNlhis
tAifty -trSt day OF January, IN the year 81 oar
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and sixty seven
and Of the Independence Of The United states the
ninety-ir
PAUL DllLSGHAM
b. the Governor,
cnAs N GAY, Secretary u C,il aud Military Affairs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19
Died.

y Lsnesrx 81 MQHdsf. Pes Is. ofounszmpstaH, 81
Lab AkAkA aged e Feafp
II 99rrss Fet. MOSS ~HFipoS. sgei e yss-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19
AFFLICTED
EIT E1EIEIk NO AIORE 1


whom by the use II DIR JOtNyTlLEs ELIXIR ys'
can be- cured Permanently, and At Tiiing eost.
The astonishing which hAh attended this tF'
liable medicine iur Physical and Nervous Ne4kBe
General Debility and Prostitution. Loss u Mnst blar
ergy hnpoteuey any Of the Consequences 81 YOUTH
indscrptdn, rendefs L the mott valuable prcpara,s
ever discovered
Il viii rrmDyc al nervous affections, depression,
otemeut ineapaeity To- stHdy bJtinesk lyss - mr.
Dry confusion, thoughts 81 sefdeslructian fears u
sanity. Sc II VIII restore The APPETITE renew the hvs8
ofthose Rhs have destroyed BY Mptusl excess ~
practices.
Young Men. BE hnmlngeed No fiore BY eQnhek y
tops aud Ignorant IractDners. but send without dA
for the Elixir and be- at restored u health
happiness A peffsct Cnre Is guaranteed IN every
stance Price 81 o. four cotilgs tp one sddfess, "
one bottle Is Sufficient 10 siiect carc - FL ordina
caser.
Also. DR. JoINy1LLEs sPEcIFIC FILLS, fof q
speedy and permanent ctre 81 B6nrTfhen, tlert. ! .
trai Discharges Gnsytl structure and all anrstlVBss
tile Kidneys ahe Bladder. Cares tnretgd In itun
70 five dayf They prepared from vegetable tttfs
that tiefe ~ barn less tbs ysleIn, aaJ ii
nauseata the stomach ~ imppFnslr thH bffHsh. :
sbanre ~ diet " necessary sir nYine the.. Asr u
their CT on 10 any manner nteff g. sigh tusipe.a B.
suits Price. Al pee box.
Either IT the aoye- ueHtiuaed STITCHES all be semi 5
ahy address closely sealed Aad pag paid ~ uali VI
press on receipt a price AadFs - orders r.
BERGER, SHUTS a. ~. Chfmlssa
kSaA River 1T eel, Trey, n. 7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

GTATE OF VEItMONTl AT Probate Court hold
- Manchester District - en- al the Probate oAce ID
Mnchestcr In and for said District the s2d day 81
lmuTy, 1851,
Present, lion f. b BURTON Judge.
The administrator on the estate 81 Emily A Mccoy,
late of sunderland, IN said district deceased applied 60
render his nnl nccanut}
Whcreupon IT was ordered that ssid application be
heard st Probate Court to be holden At the Probate
DAcc IN Manchester IN mud Tor said district, the last
Wednesday Of Feb 1867, and Thar notice thereof be
given by publishing this 0raer THREE WEEKS successive
IN ~ the Manchester journal paper printed AZ Maui
chester previous TO said dine % hearing.
20 L0YELAED MUNsoN, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19

Rul RoB MEETING We understand
meeting Of the parties interested III
the Harlem extension to Bennington 70
connect with our road takes place in
New York to-day, and it is confidently
expected that arrangements viii be
made to complete the work the coming
season. This will give us a sure and per-
manent connection with New York and
undoubtedly lie one Of the best paying
lines IN the state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-19


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ulatas. hs Irsg gstaz la-ea Comps,
haze aay sragsa rsfased 60 e'aaee
vat g., Hea Aeaus kssvas e 9
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vsase ,ass4 % sa aat@ ie @
tas sres
Haas8 Hser tfe' tt eae'
$50 - caass nla9 ha'
s.a fr saaHg ts
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la - 1so ua s La AZ tm.
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scs,sasls f q tas. Z lrtIl ibe lfpy
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a.aa 90 soaae sar pah &c bss eoa : Rat
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mAsreras.
E6LP Ana si9ae BAR, 81 Huae'a.esi
boosts q la.e.iss. kael.s Nlbf
o@te.. East s Co Stoves lin. @ei
u eastman. NrmsHi Car~ aiaaaac o-yi
l.IC. coss. soa, BsaaiAgsa Baaaai
g.8k .. macsr. bsa. aii4 sass p. iss
sHND Natgetu, lisgaapisi
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iisisa.a' Dssey. Grecsi
Jellf rfaif C.mbas go
lssnc b WAte, Gur
Nsn.u cad, ..oeaauis
imauu ,,3ss,, aa.j
81 u aglB 0urfj
Ger. l.e.t.aS sa,-, iapcr 1iiasi
s. + sa.4es ue-fe Au. Merchant;
ba. sutg ,paat
M.l.h .tr soye, ail i.lAar.
G.H.sbsg - has eie
hae4a = .oye,i.. sao,u;
A,aha Byab, beaofi
budior4 & sous, Knt ng MI
H. T. uraiio,l j Ce de-,
Geo. \. Wod j. Co.. MeFgha4Bi
) y. Cfomack, IroscG
. \. senul0n, Deuli,i aud Manufacturer,
Iutuam NMrg CO.. Clothes Hnngeri
Goa. n. Dayg
!. II. Cashmau;
NJ " Pratt,
Rll Nbipcy. Root. Shoes and Stationery;
Emdcs squrc, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
a j. Natrag.
Il. Dewey s Co.. Paper iox Msnuiactcryi
L. g. laH. Gfueer;
Pscker. Biughani Co, Wadd.ns Mills;
YEA 4. Il. carney, Cot o. Miles,
a. Uaimau, Mere'ab;
JOHN q seAaull Is Co., Wooden Ware Mu,'r,;
NoEru BENNINGTON.
7 1 Robinson, Manufacturers
rnaiclcr 4 yelling, Paper Manufacturers
Ctu.. 4. liaughton Lumber dcs.er;
II. koeu a SON Druggist;
lld Brother. Manufacturers;
l.. c. noughtoB, Merchant;
b. Hunter 4 Co, Paper Manufacturers
JAS. u. Nabudge, A.saswi
!. Es.ex, Manufacturers
c. u Coyin,
NJ. Is. Scott Grocer;
Reuben Colyin, NIIler;
liouriton Loomis, Merchants;
Gro. u. simmons, lin apd Stoves;
", Z. Ilu iag, Merchant
Z y. Nfslty, blseAsmlil'
W J. i"ag., Boot and s'ee eetzf
+. l.. Ball, Irets-.mub
J. sunlam, Furniture le1e
suAfTshutr
Alron Barton, Farmer;
"a. q stephen Ship3le Miller;
II. d. B0aun, Farmer;
james :. Aati,ou, Farmer;
lleary Roster. Blacksmith;
Augusta. Galu.ha, Farmer
II. Rattsoa.
L. Bolum,
F.l. cb.as. Csrpeb,er:
peeg FISK, Farmer;
Martin Maa,on, do
Asa i8oa8s, DO
Chlre. F.sk, Psialer;
johnson Hon,s merry, Farmer;
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