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The national Republican., 1867-11-25

CoRsER STONE LArixG.-The laying of tho
corner stone of the new building for the Young
Mons Christian Association, corner Of 9th and
D streets, will take place on Wednesday after
noon next at one o'clock. when Chief Justice
Chase will preside, and addresses delivered by
Senator Wilson. of Massachusetts,, Senator Ere.
liDghuysen, Of New Jersey, and Rev. ]. East.
man Brown, Of Georgetown. Tho work on this
building Is in rapid progress.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

CHICKEN THIEF On Saturday night, at late
hour, officer Dunn, of the 4th precinct, arrested
John Graham, q colored man, who had in bis
possession a number of chickens supposed ia
have beeen stolen from Lewis Gibson. Graham
was taken before Justice Walter who held him
for q further hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERs.-Thoss Of our
tax payers who have yet to settle their tax
accounts would do we'll to bear In mind that
after the end Of the present month no deduction
of per cent. will bo made on the payment Of
taxes,
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

TIE GaEAr rrERrEIrnRs--REcovERY OF
TEE PLATES by telegraph on Saturday We 70.
ceiyed news Of the arrest Of one Spencer 10 New
York, the oounterfeiter Of Government bonds;
some Of the productions Of his Ingenuity having
only recently been discovered, creating . tire.
ksrs and bankers generally throughout the eoun.
try.
Spencer was arrested in New York city In
company with his wife at hotel By Government
Detective Wood and his assistants. The cap
ture Of these parties was most important.
Though they were released upon giving $40, 900
security, II did not interfere with the plans Of
the detectives, and they have succeeded In 70.
covering the original plate from which the coun.
terfeit bonds In circulation were Issued. They
have also secured one $40 plate, new and supe-
rior to anything Of the kind ever gotten up. II
would be matter Of utter impossibility to do.
tect bonds struck from this plate from the genu.
Inc. Two coupon plates were also found includ.
ing other important articles Of workmanship and
material; II will be seen that the success Of tho
detectives has been very great.
Spencer and his wife have been living In
grand style in the city Of Pbiladelphis. They
had a large and spiendidly. furnished house,
naught but silver ware being used In the dining
room, upon the dessert table, or even In the Gull.
nary department. A handsome stable was at.
tsched to the PREMISES In which were horses Of
the finest breed.
Tho discovery Of the countsrfsits led to a
change. Tho house was placed In charge Of q
friend, and preparations were made for de-
parturo from the country, and the pair were In
New York for that purpose. When arrested the
wife had upon her fingers alone si4, 900 worth Of
diamonds. The amplitude Of her skirts afforded
Q fno chance for the concsalmsnt Of genuine
bonds, from which sh5 drew forth $40, 900 as
security for the appearance Of herself and hus.
band. There was more money beneath those
graceful folds, but--it's nought Of ours. Other
the detectives sre confident they know their
men.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

DIsrRiCr Colonel SCHOOLs.-GeneraI c. II.
Howard, Assistant Commissioner OF the freed.
mems Bureau, in his annual report concerning
tho freedmen's schools of Maryland, Virginia,
and the District of Columbia, says tho schools OF
this district will require no aid from the Bureau
or from the beneficial societies. as tho schools
will receive their proportion of tho school fund
with arrears Of former years, to tho amount Of
about $50, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

UNION LEAGuE,-on to morrow evening the
Hon. Mr.. Plants, Of Ohio, will address tho Sol.
diers' and Sailors Union League at the League
rooms on Ninth street. Mr.. Plants Is an able
and eloquent speaker, and will no doubt attract
q largo and appreciatiVe audience.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

Nor THE MAS.-The coored man arrested in
Richmond on suspicion Of being James Henry
Carter, the murderer Of Alkaline Harris, has
proven not to be tho party. Sergeant Barker
Of the Fifteenth precinct, went to Richmond for
the purpose of Identification, but the man in
charge Of the authorities turned out to no an.
other person. Carter Is still at large.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

LARGE AND INPosINa FUNERAL.-0n Thurs
day night last, Mr., Christopher Frie's, under.
taker, died, of consumption, at his residence, on
Seventh itreet, between K and L streets north
Cured yesterday, and II was attended by the fol.
lowing. named organisations, besides 4 large
number of persons in carriages to Prospect Hill
Cemetery: Oriental Lodge, No, 10, l. 0. o F.,
l9l men, led by Heald's Brass Band; Franklin
Lodge, No. l. Independent Brother', so mem
and Gerueu Red Men. No. 0, 100, headed by the
9TH United States Cavalry Band. Mr. John Argos.
heimer, leader; the German Beneficial Society,
Of Washington, so men; and tho German Bene.
fetal Society, Of DR.. Finkel's church, (of which
church deceased was q member, so. men, escorted
by Weber's Brass Band. About 500 persons at.
tended the funeral. Tho funeral services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Finkel
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING DIS.
TRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.

To all chOm Il may cOnc,rn 0re,ffn0.
Notice IL hereby given, that on the 9th AID 6th
days OF August, 1853, the armed enemy's vessel
Galues was attacked, sunk and destroyed By vessels
Of the United States belonging to the Western Gulf
Bloeksding squadrop, uRdsr tbs comIlanl Of Rear.
Admiral D. O. Farragut, end that on the 2ith day Of
September, 1867, the came was llbeled and prose-
euicd In this Court, In the mans OF the United
States, for the reasons in the libel stated and that
said cause will stand for trial at the City Hall In
the city OF Washington, on tie PlRST MONDAY Of
DECEMBER next, when and whore all Persoaa are
warned to appear to show cause why eOude~nato On
should not be deerOsd and to later for their in.
september %, 1907. Il. J. MEIGs,
nnl .2lMtd ISlATl Clerk.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

DIsoRDERLY CAsEs-The number Of disorder
ly cases before the various magistrates yesterday
morning was quite numerous, and tho fines i'm.
posed amounted to considerable sum.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

EQUIrr CoURr-Judgs IFihy. court held
session on Saturday after the adjournmen Of the
count IN b1nc, aud directed the following orders:
$50 Scott VS. Claget. order directing the trust, 0
In this esse to pay over the money to the idren
10 bteratted therein,
iOiS Best VS.. best Action for divorce. The Court
made an order refusing the petit on Of oomplAinau
asking Slmouy pending the suit and for iDJupe-
tiou.
The court then adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

NEW CiRcJE OF THE BROTHERHOOD or TIE
USIOs. Wednesday evening lasl, at Barr's
hotel, corner Of Ninth and D streets, a new cir.
Gle Of tho Brotherhood Of the Union FRANKLIN
No. ~ was organized, and the following named
Vaux G. J.i VIM. Ready, @. FL Geo. W. Hill,
c. vi S. p. Iiinelino, G. O.; John Q Larmap,
treasurer; Chas. II. Murry, scroll keeper; Dan'l
Kersey, W. D.; Geo. II. Gates, W. M; Sanford
Biolyen, II. On the first Tuesday In December
the above named officers will bo installed The
circle will hold Its meetings at Green's hall on
Pennsylvanis avenue, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets. Sufficient numbers have
been raised to organize q circle In tho nnrthsrn
part Of the city, aud another In Georgetown, and
applications are being made to the Grand Circle
for charters on which to organize circles Ia vari.
Gus parts Of the country.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
4 LEX. BOYD ~ co

n (SUCCE>sORs 60 II. b co.,
Nos SO and - Louisiana avenue,
wUuLEskLE PRODCCk DEALERS AND COM
MIssIOh MERCHANTS.
Have IN st,re tone of Now York State BUCK
WHEAT FLOuE.
nnys 10 -Iare . tons MT quality New York State
Have IN store ucres' Extra Cincinnati Sugar.
Cured II ms
Nave In store 20l -tcA- l. ytrpnnl SALT
Have in htore 100 barrels oSloNS.
Have 10 .tIro 5W bushels Buckeyes Peach Blows.
Jackson wtuo POTATOES ~ ..
H,yr alsoiu stors CORH MEAL, WHEAT, RYE,
rOK4, O RS and STIu RTS 81. also, Extra Refined
P,ttsbury KEE"sENE OIL at Wholesale
royia.s1IT ALEXANDER BOYO X co.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

FRATERSAL VIsIr TO ALExAsDRIA.-This
evening, at I o'clock, Magansnu and Mount
Nebo Encampmonts, !. o. o, F., with members
of Columbia and Ridgeley Enoampments, will
meet at Odd Fellows' Hall, and then take the
cars for Alexandria, where they will pay . fra.
ternal visit to Marley Encampmont, I. o. o. F.,
of that city. A pleasant time Is anticipated.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs-The following
West part of lot 5, in square, 247, (l8 fest,) at
$l6O; part of lot Q, in square $40, 40 feet on
Virginia avenue,) at $780, sub. 10. In square
366, at 81, 3OOj lot 100, in Holmeads addition to
Georgetown, at $780, south % feet Of lot Q, in
square 449, at 50, ,074i sub, 4. in square 65, at
$i5Oi part of lots IA and IT, in square 2s7, Q3
feet 8 inches,) at 5000.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
Marine News
Sun R, 7os Sun S. 4Si High water, 5ii p. m,

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
Steamer Kennebec, Wilson, Baltimore.
Steamer Wawaset, Foulke, Cone river.
Sohr. Morning Light, NiekorsoD, Philadel.
phis, coal to J. u. Miller 4 Co.
schr. Diamond State, Coniey, Port Deposit,
Maryland, lnmber to Church & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer q. ii. Stone, -, Philaielphia.
Schr. Washington, Fields, Yeoconico.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

ORPHANS COuRr-JWdge PaycrH The Court
was occupied on Saturday as follows
THE MILLER WILL CAsg.
In thi case which rises upon q oayeat to the will
OF Mrs g. Sillcr the gr)un 10 sofincompeteney, &c
Mr.. Thomps. n appears for the will, aud Mr. Leeeh
against It,
A pleIary proceeding therein wAs ordered 10 day
and the eeTk OF tn court nsmed auditor to
the evidence 10 whiting.
LETTERS TESTAMKSrART.
VIM. Nixon qualified as administrator Of Jas, sut.
ton, and gave bond In sl, 4ON with J. Beaunell aud
s, Jackson as suroties,
ACCOUNTS
Accounts Of D. NcFArlan, guardian u n, e, Bald
win g orphans were nied
The court then adjourned until Monday next.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS
TRTCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR Tue SAID DISTRICT.

IT, all iohOm Il may concern, grating:
Notice Is hereby given, that on the 18th day Of
February, 1888, tho armed eDemy's vessel Mash
VILE was attacked, FUNK, and destroyed by vesssls
Of the South Atlantic Bockading Squadron, under
the cOmmanl Of - -, aud that on the Gath day
Of September 1857, the taue was lbsllsd and pros
ecuted In this Court, 10 tie name Of tho Unitsd
States for the Tras'Is In The libel sta'Fd; and
that .aid cause will staud for trial at tue city Hall
In the city Of Washington, on tn FIRST MONDAY
Of DECEMBER next, when ard whore all persons
are warned 10 appear to show cause why condennA.
ton should not be dscreed aud to Intervene foi
SepiembeT Is. 1857, - MEIGs,
oet 2awtd lStsT. CLERK.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

ID Il NOV l..
A. GREsN has removed his old established Paper
and streets, whsro he will be happy 10 meet his
old customers, and as many new onss as will call.
nov 23.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
VIRGINIA FLOUR DEPOT.

The uudersigusd big leave to Inform their Gus
toners aud the public generally, that they have
taken the COMMODiOuS WAREHOUSE,
No 90 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH sTEEETs,
where they are constantly receiving large cousign-
ment- VI FLOUR and all kind Of ustry Proiues,
which they are prepared to sell the mOtt reason
able terms We respectfully solicit call from all
those dealing In FLOUR, as we thiuk We are In u
position to olar them better advantages than eau be
offered the N olsowhere ~ the District
ocQ5 q .mwlm ENGLISH co.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

BASE BALL.-0n Saturday afternoon an In.
White Lot by the Olympic and Union clubs, re.
aultino as fnllous.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

TIE New SroRE.-The new store Of ]. Karr,
No. 34s Pennsylvania avenue, Is attracting con.
siderable attention from our citizens by the
large and magnificent variety Of jowelry, silver
ware, and other articles which the proprietor
has on hand. The silver ware Is Of tho finest
manufacture, and tho jewelry, embracing all
workmanship or modern finish. Howo's cele.
brated sewing machines can also be purchased
at this establishment, and In connection with
tho large assortment of holiday presents on
hand Mr.. Karr can congratulate himself upon
having ono Of the handsomost and most com.
plete bazaars In the District.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857.
Henry N Young ct al.
vs.. YllU3 Equity Docket
George NJ Goodriek ct al.
On motion Of Asbury Lloyd, Solicitor for Com
plain suts II IL OF dered this 10th day Of Bovember,
ise7-tbat the defsn iSuts GoJrge NJ Goodrich, Rose
Goodrich, Marshall Tor HanIon) Goodrich and
Rebecea J. Goodfiek, cause their appearance to be
entered herein, on or before the trsi Rule day
eurring forty days after this day, otherwise the
cause will b. proceeded with as In case q default
By order Of The Court
Test: r. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
noy22-law6w
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

ELECTION OF 0rrICERs.--Tbo Grand Lodge Of
Good Templars Of tho District Of Columbia,
held an adjourned meeting on Thursday oven.
Ing last, when the following additional officers
wero elected Chaplain, 8. Houston, Of No. 81
Marshal, W. 2. White, Of No, 10 Deputy Mar.
sbal, Ella Nyce, of. No. o. Inside Guardian,
", p. Patterson, Of No. 0 Assistant Secretary,
Lizzie Gilbert, Of No. 8.
We SEQ II stated by an evening contemporary
that during the evening two or three colored
mon, undorstood to bo members Of Purity
Lodge, at the head Of which Is General @ IL,
Howard, entered the room rs visitors, causing
some oommotion, an attempt being made to hiss
them, and some Of the visitors, as also few
representatives haiiing from lodges 2, 3, 6, and
II, left the room. II appears that 10 this order
each lodge may say whether or not II will admit
colored members, and Purity Lodge, Of this city,
some time since opened their doors, and have
now q number Of colored members. Other
lodges have not as yet opened their doors to the
coiored people, but II Is stated that In Indiana,
Ohio, and Pennsylvania, lodges have been or.
gauized exclusively Of colored people.
A kio+ On Saturday hight about % clock
a row occurred in Murder Bay among some col.
orod mon. During the melee tho rioters drove
one Of their number, by tho name of jim Mar.
shall up Fourteenth street. Marshall was armed
with sword and n loaded gun. When near the
Avenue Marshall fred the gun into the crowd
bat fortunately injuring no person. Some Of the
the Franklin Engine members seized hold Of
Marshall, but one Dick Smith, u colored hack.
man, threw a stone at Marshall hitting him on
tho head and knocking HIN down. Marshall
was picked up, but was again struck with heavy
stone by Smith and knocked down. Officer
Howes, of the Fifth precinct, heard the fracas
and hurried to tho scene, but Smith ran, with q
large number Of persons In pursuit. lie rau
into an alley on tho north side Of L street,
below Fourteenth, where he was captured by the
officer and lugged Of to the station house. Mar.
shall was also escorted to tho station, tho twain
having hearing before Justice Harper. Smith
was bound over in the sum Of $500 to answer
tho charge Of assault and battery. and Marshall
was held as a witness.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

Poll TAX Nor CoLLEorrBLE.-Because many
persons have declined to pay the one dollar poll
tax, with their other taxes, held to be requisite
before voting, Mr.. Hall has referred the matter
to Mr.. Joseph Ii. Bradley, corporation attorney,
for his decision. Tho following Is the CORE.
sPondence on the subject, which explains itself
COLLECToR's OFFICE, CirY HALL
WAsHISGroS. D. O., october 81, 1867.
Joseph H. Bradley Esq, Corporation Attorney:
DEAR SIR: | desire to submit to you, for your
opinion, whethsr or not, under the provisions Of
isting laws, am fully authorized and emp ,wered
collect o. each male adult resident voter the one
dollar poll tax heretofore levied for school purposes
and how far, II eoeetible the collection Of the
may be enforced. Earnestly asking that your reply
may be at as early day as practicable, have the
honor to be, sir,
Your obedient servant,
A. O. HALL
To this note Mr. Bradley made the following
answer:
The law imposing this tax has never been re-
pealsd, and the tax oHght to be assessed and col
iected. There is no power Of which am aware by
which II eau bo enforced.
JosEPH II. BRADLEY.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE SD DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867.
Bllen PiItop, petitioner
vs.. No. 1901. In Equity
Henry A. Pixtop, def't
On motion Of the complainant, by NJ. Tbompson,
her solcitof II Ia ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance to be sntered herein before the
nrst rule day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as In
case OF default; provided copy Of this order be pub
lished In the NLTIosAL REPuBLIcAs, once week
until said rule day.
By order Of the Court.
trpe copy-Test
oeI. wer RI MBIGs, Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
CONGRESSMAN Baldwin, of

CONGRESSMAN Baldwin, of the
Worcester Spy, writes to his paper
that
The members Of the present CON
gress are considerably stronger in
the faith of "radicalisln" than they
were last July. The fall elections
have been wonderfully effective in
confirming the strong, strengthening
the weak, and recovering most of
the very few Republicans who had
contracted that bad disorder Copper
'JohnsnniSm. A member of the
House, from the West, who seemed
to have become entirely Johnsonized
at the close of the last session, has
returned here, one Of the briskest
and most demonstrative of radicals.
On the first day of the present sess-
ion, he came to me eagerly and said :
"Havn't we won a laundering vic
tory over My Policy ?" "Havn't ,ce
WON'T | replied, "What do you
mean by that ,oe ?" ooh p said he,
81 couldn't stand Johnson any long
er; his appointment of copperheads
and secessiOnists to Office was toe
much and | have told him So
nov in reality this mans cure has
been effected by the uncompromis-
ing spirit and triumphant voting o.
his constituents, who, by the way
refused to send him here again.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
DRUNK AND CRAZY.-The biog,

DRUNK AND CRAzY.-The biogra-
ply of the poet Percival contains an
anecdote Of his meeting with the
novelist James. Mr.. James had all
the airs Of a man of society, and Per-
civa1 wac especially shrinking and
modest in the presence Of a stranger,
making his worst impression at first.
The parties were introduced, and an
attempt was made at conversation,
but they did not get on at all. Per
sival showed u decided repugnance,
DIR. James u genteel contempt. Soon
entering the cars, they took different
seats, and Mr.. James said my
friend, who is that Mr.. Percival p
It was replied that be was distin-
gnished poet, when Mr.. James said,
i" A little cracked, isn't he 2" The
gentleman with him met Mr.. Per.
cival few days after, who inquired
Who is that Mr.. James 2" G. P
r. James, the novelist, was the re-
ply. Said Percival, "a little drunk,
wasn't he?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

State of Wisconsin Grant County Court In Pre-,
bate IN the matter of the estate of Anthony From
gen, deceased
The undersigned Commissioners duly appointed by
the County Court of Grant County aforesaid with full
powers 70 receive examine and adjust, all Gains and
demands of all persons against the aforesaid Anthony
Fromgen deceased do hereby give notice that pursu
ance Of appointment and the statute in such made
and provided they VIII 1oetat the Office of James Nix
on, Esq Of si,& Commissioners IN the village Of
Fairplag ia Grant County aforesaid o. Saturday the
second day Of February 1867 ock in the fore
noon Of that day. to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands except claims for the possession
title Of real estate. Also that that De ~ viii meet again
a te same place on Saturday the second day Of March,
1904 AZ ten o'clock in the forenoon for the same
purpose All creditors Of the sid deceased are there
fore hereby notified 10 present their claims nd demands
OF ths be-re-larled description to said Commissioners
Tor adjustment al apWance upon u the before
mentioned days, such claims will forever thereafter
barred.
Dated this 22d day Of December, 1881.
5 MERRICK
JAMES NIXON,
R0BT ATKINSON
SoH Commissioner
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

THE LEGALITY OF MILITARY Con-
MIssIoNs.-A Washington dispatch Of
the lst inst, says that Gen. GRANT
had long interview with Secretary
Stanton upon the effect of the recent
decision of the Supreme Court rel
Alive to Military Commissions. 1t
renders the Freedmen's Bureau and
Civil Rights bill nullity, and while
it is allowed to stand, orders will be
issued to prevent any conflict
undor it. Secretary Stanton, Gen.
Grant, Gen. Palmer, and all other
army officers, who have been upon
Military Commissions, are hourly
liable to criminal arrest and trial
Yhe same dispatch alleges that Sen.
ator Trumbull agrees with the Su-
preme Court in the Milligan decision
and that a movement for the i'm
peschment of some of the Judges is
to be made,-neither Of which state
ments do we credit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
A FAcr-An exchange SAYS

There is no lubricator for business
equal to printers ink. 1t is aston
fishing what a vast number of for
tunes Turk in the ink keg, and it
takes no great tact to extralt them.
Only advertise literally and judi
ciously and you have it. Advertise
y'or business in the paper, get post
ers printed and circulate them, have
cards, billheads, letter envelopes and
circulate and scatter them where
people can see what you are doing.
Make advertising a part of your
business as mnch as keeping your
accounts, and the result will astonish
you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15

New York Equal TO tue TEN pN-
RESTORED STATEs.-FOrney, says that,
in 1860. thu present ten seeded
States, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Texas, and Virginia, had Q white
population Of 1921, 279. in the
kame year the single State of New
York had white population of3, 83l,
800. Allowing for the admitted and
appalling decrease in the population
of the seeded States during the war,
and for the equally significant fact
of the Increase of the North during
the same period, it may be defnite~
iy assumed that that single free
State is to-day the equal of the whole
ten seeded States, excluding from
the latter the only element within
their borders loyal to the Republic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-15
Insurance.
Total Amount Of Accommodations $848,I54 o6
OVER 10000 MEMBERS.

DIRECTORS
j. W. Boyd, Wal~orth Co. B. F. Hopkins, Dane Co
DAVID Atwood, Dane P. Paine, st. Paal, MINI.
D Hastings Trempeeau Asa Kinney, Green LAX e
Luther BasfOrd, Grant, Edward Pier, Fond du Lac
j. H. Warren, Green, J. Q. Adams, Columbia,
John Toay, Iowa, Timothy Brown, Dane,
Roper Dodge, 0rrin Guernsey, Rock,
II II Giiss, Dane K Montague. La Crosse
Edward o'Neil, Milwaukee, II. G. James, Wnnebago
OFFICERS:
JOHN W. BOYD, President. B F. HOPKINS, Vice Pres
D. WoRTHINGToN, Secretary. S. D. HASTINGS, Treas.
G. r. MONTAGUE, State Agent for minnesota.
J.. BAsFoRD, Glen Haven, $. 7. CLAR9, Patteville
Agents for Grant and Lafayette counties l-ly*