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Philip Fl. Jonas Peter McGinness Charles Peace
Sonn = scaa n, > e knaapp Thomas Fields VII,
II. charlock, @. II. E. Lynch, Jacob N. Long
uchaa; es Ton,. vaT TdS Miller VIM Regain
NEW Ward Timothy J. Campbell, William ATT
James Towers Patrick o'connor Marmeduke An
6 Sr%n william Long, Otto II. Coop Jacob See
Fourteenth ward-James Hayes, Patrick Kelly,
J. A. Monaghan, James Dorian Patrick Collins, Ed
ward Kenney. Thomas Cameron. James Cogans, E..
+. Purdy, H. P. West, l.. Mccarthy Peter Monaghan,
Timothy OBrien Thomas Cassfn, Hugh O'BreD,
william Smell, Henry Bennett. l..,'~
Edward Schell, Thomas Townsend, James Riley,
James Gibson, James W. Fowler, Charles Gallagher,
schofeld Douglas Taylor, JAMES JAMES Kelly aA NO''' 80
Sixteenth Ward- Emanuel B. Hart, Robert Bor-
land, F.. 0'keiiiy, James Murray, Bernard Garyey,
Mcwilliams, Peter Hynes, James Barker, John
Brown, James Harris Michaei Wilson, Patrick Glib
SsrenteenM Ward Charles G. Cornell, James l..
Miller, T. j. Hamburg, Thomas Common, George Caul-
field, Joseph Holman. Joseph Burkhardt, John
Creamer, John Ryan, John Murphy, Thomas f.
Brady, Fred, Klatze, Anthony Hartman, Andew J..
Garvey, william 4. Mrnsheld, Marx Moses, Peter
Ttueatietn Ward-Petcr B. sweeny, John H. Tiet.
jen, Alexander Frear, Thomas Dunlap, Thomas J.
Barr, Francis F. Beynods Anthony L. Robertson Roberts
John McGrane Samuel b. Garvin, Noah A. Chids
Henry Alker, Michael Kuhn, Samuel G. Courtney
Seth NJ Harris, William ConbOy, John Brice.
Ttcenty-second Wayd-Michaei Connolly, John s.
Masterson. Remsen Appleby, Daniel Draddy, Michael
Groh. Andrew johnson, Henry Murray, John Jasper,
Alexander Ward. John Morgan, John Reynolds Sew
enth avenue. John Makewen, George W. Plunkitt
Thomas Ryan, Thomas Higgins, William Joyce
Thomas Mcmahon. s'r ---
The above list was elected to represent this ward
In the Tammany Hall General Committee and also 10
act rs delegates TO the County Convention. The cleo
ton for members of the Young Mems General Com
mittee resulted as follows:-Peter MastersOn. Hugh
Murray, Michael Gonnoud, William H. Dolerty
James Garvey, Thomas McCabe, Terence Riley, Mi.
Francis Blessing, Thomas Martin, Patrick Delaney.
Lawrence Morley stephen stafford, Charles r. Con
molly Dr. r. j. Kennedy.
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SChENCk vs.. vALLAhDlGHAM.

DAYTON, August ~ 1858.
The Republican Congressional Convention for the
Third district of Ohio assembled here to-day. This
district Is composed Of the counties OF Montgomery,
Butler, Preble and Warren.
AT eleven O'Clock the Convention was called to or
der by General Felix Marsh, OF Prebe county. the
member of the State Central Committee for the Third
district and on motion, Major John NJ. Mfliken, OF
Butler was appointed chairman Of the Convention.
Judge W. Wilson, OF Warren, was then appointed
secretary and General A. l.. Harris Of Prebe, asss.
tant secretary.
On motion Of ex-Lieutenant Governor McBurney,
the Hon. Robert G. Schenck was then nominated by
reclamation to represent the Third district IN Con-
Three rousing cheers were here given for the
nominee after which simon Suydam, OF Warren,
appointed to notify General Schenck OF his renomi-
nation the committee being composed as f0ll0ws:-
3. Suydam, Of Warren; Colonel +. ID. Parrot, Of
While waiting for the appearance Of General
Schenck, General Thomas j. Wood and Mr. Felix
Gunckel addressed the Convention for about ten
minutes each. 4ar
one noticeable feature OF the Convention was the
fact that no permanent president was appoin ted,
nor o committee on resolutons but, after appoint
ing temporary chairman, the nomination was al
General Schenck, on making his appearance in the
Convention, was loudly cheered. and said:-
MIR. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF THE CoNvBN
nous nomination. You have done me the honor to
give me another nomination for Congress- and am tc
tell you whether I will accept that nomination.
(Laughter.) The promptness and unanimity. with
which this nomination has been attended enable me
to say to you that viii go with you into the night
again, come veal 1t shall be no fault of mine
| that we DO not carry our republican standard TO q
successful victory. Now, will say TO you my friends
| that II this nomination had not been made with q
considerable degree Of unanlmity i should not have
| accepted it,
General Schenck then proceeded at some length e
| review the charges made against him, one OF which
was that he had been member Of the whiskey ring
and another that he had proved false to the wishes
Of his constituents. He next explained his action In
Congress and then said that, come veal or woe, ne
would always endeavor to act with the republican
party. G. l.. Vaandigham he characterized as ~
improper representative Of the district ana then di
| rected attention to some OF the false statements
| made by that distinguished democrat v.f
General Schenck then gave In brief his reasons fol
his various votes in the House OF Representatives
and concluded by saying that he would take occasion
| length.
After three cheers for the nominee the Convention
| adjourned.
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bah Crosby Providence for Fiizabehport Abaco Cray
ls ar bfFG soE % lsi
WIN B Was Nss.s Fan Rive, for sso rtis Good
d S0ErWioH Avg schr Ellen Perkins Nyork;
SEIZED, schr Jacob Raymond, NYork 700 3aI
depb HUDSON nj sShrs Meo Pha
son wasans NSn do Mary Emma Albany fr Fall River
@ SToas Sr' 's sas
NEW HAVEN, Aug as-Arriyea, schr cyOe south River,
Ss bSs s mss eors ARK
gosaa Mary rsomassa, Warren de Pomona T Brcyn
Laay , cepp John SS saaer Wander
Mort sssr ra r Ss Rice e
Chelsea Below, ship Tuscarora, from Liverpool; schf
ClsaredRark Mira, Dix, Aspnwan hrIgs John Welsh, Jr
Nenday ssgua Geore Prescott Mis- Bath schrs David
Lucy Church
thwaits, Long, Roston; Hine Lane, Hartford Nellie
Lswrs Del Aug IS spM.rhe Nc schr Johanna, from
Of this week. The following yes.sls ds
tanned at the Breakwatsr by head wnds c The Union
for RoIbuv Pawnee, and @ Taylor, from Ezabethport
PORTLAND, Aug a7-Arivcd, schr Newton, Gray Elia-
salled~Brigs A Herrera, Alfaretta
PAwTUCKET, Aug 2s-saled, schr Yon'nans Glider
Ps0yIpEycE, Aug asmArriysd; sqsr Henry Crosby
d9ph Adams, do; Dr. Franklin, scoyll DO Zoe Hail. New
York Quckstsp Wise, do; George W Cumninr, Bou, do
Copy, Mills do Georye Hotchkss, Racket do; Hannah VIII
let's, Bou do Otis, Chase, do; Freeman Elredge do
Anns Sheppard, Bowdch, do; Cora Kelley, Bangor tor
RICHMOND Aug Arrived, steamship Saratoga, King,
Nyork. below, schr Independent reported in distress.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 25-Arrived. ship Puritan,
Knowles Boston 9th, bark Rancagua G'r), Liverpool
Cleared 9th. ship Hoogey, Jenkins Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, Aug 2S-Arrfved steamship Gen Barnes,
Morton, NYork.
Cleared. Steamships Marmon Farcloth and San Jacino,
Atkins, NY0rk. =
SALEM, Aug TIArriyed, schrs Adelaide Hareden, Hobo
ken Francis French Lippinco, Philadelphia Waterman,
Grtndall, Eizabethpor for Portsmouth William McCobb,
Chapman NYork for Bangor; Ellen Merman Hutchinson,
Portland for NYor1.
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PICNIC FOR THE CHURCH OF ST. JosRPH, ROSS
vrLLE.A grand picnic for the benefit Of the tripar-
tte parish Of Rossville, Richmond and Granteville,
staten Island under the successful pastoral care Of
Father John Barry, will take place tomorrow in the
delicious shades OF Elm Park, opposite Newark Bay.
every hour from the foot OF Dey street. These annual
pleasure parties are among the most delightful OF
our summer excursions The assiduous Iabors OF the
pastor for the benefit OF the flock committed TO his
charge and for the interests OF staten Island gener
ally, have the erect OF drawing people Of al crceds
alwaye provided y.
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CLEARED.

Steamship City of Antwerp tBr) Mrchonse, LverpoolJ
& Dale.
steamship Denmark tBr>, Thomson, Lverpool-Nssionn
Steamship Marposa, Kembe, New Orleans-H Cromwell
steamship Crescent City, Weir, New orleans-samuel
Steamship Flag, Hoffman. Fernandna--J Roberts.
Steamship Thames, Pennington, Sayannah--R LOwden.
Steamship Cleopatra Phillips ssvannah-Murray Ferris
steamship James Adger, Lockwood. CharlesonH Nor.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne, NorolK City Poin, and
Steamship Empire, Price. Aiexandria-James Hand.
Steamship Knight, Denly, Georgetown, DC-Phiips
Steamship Glaucus. Walden. Boston-W Clyde
Bark America (N(}), Roper, Brenlen--Unkart & Co.
Bark A Drebert (Br), Ross, Ancante-Boyd Hincken
Brig Three Sisters Br) Warren, Lvepool-Peabody, VIII
Brig superb (NG) Won Appen, Hamburs-Funch, Meincke
BrigLa Creole DUTCH, De veyder, CuracoaDovae Co.
Brig Velocity Orb Darrell, Denarara via Washington
Brig Florence CeD, Ekerman, Belize-Jonss 4 Loush
Brig Haidee tBr), West, Kingston jail Solomon Co
Brig II Haviland Orb Leblanc, Arichat, CB-Hatson,
Brig s soule soule Cow Bay, -Brockway Baker.
Brig Alfsretta Br Rutherford Kockland NB-P Nevius
Brig L Meyers, Hicks, Indianoa and Lavacca-L Nc
Brig Chas POOLE Sherman Mobile e Hurlbut l. Co.
Schr Retorno Mex, sala, Tobasco and Laguna-Moer
Scbr Miranda Hardy. st PIERRE Mart-h vatabe Son.
Schr Capena (Br, Taylor, Rocklaad, NIB Nevius q
Son. ~x.
Schr W r Beebe Lozier Charleston L McCready Co.
Schr Delmar, Lank, Newbern-Jas l. Davis.
Schr Ocean Wave, zelnf, Norfolk "A Hampson
Schr Amelia, Evans, Ezabethport-S w Lewis & Co.
sioop ida z Vail Vail Middetown q Racket Bro.
Steamer Octarora, Reynolds, Baltimore.
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weather Along the Coast.
PORT or NEW YORK, AUGUST %, 1858.
Herald Packages.

Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver packages intended for the
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht aee The New York Associated Press not now
collect reports attend the delivery packages
JEANsETrE is Whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and consgnees the of inward bound
vessels will be forwarded free of charge.
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THE NATIONAL GAME,
Mutual Muffin Mines.

Yesterday afternoon an amusing game OF seven
innings was played on the Union grounds Brooklyn,
between the Nameless nine and the Nonesuch nine,
resulting in the victory for the former by score Of
IS to "a. The City Hall was fully represented, and
the muns lost no chance TO display their debating
powers. Mr.. Swandell acted az umpire, but much
Of the labor incumbent on the position vas removed
from his shoulders by the crowd, and the players,
who In many instances solved the difficulties for them
selves. He evidently did not. In their estimation,
realize the niceties or first class mun game. Be,
low n the scOre:- 1
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SAILED.

Steamships City Of Antwerp, and Denmark, liverpool
Europa, Glasgow Flag Fernandina, Crescent City, and
Marposa, New Orleans; Cleopatra, and Thames, savnn-
nah James Adgcr Charleston Fairbanks, Wimingto NJ
Isaac Bel, Richmond, &c Empire, Alexandria, knight,
The following vessea anchored the Southwest Spit
bound ouShrs Rauer for san Francisco; Ladoga, for
Cronstadt bark fdae So for stein brigs fhomRs Tr'
PRIDE for 6rnnada; Eyeine, for barbados sale Goo
frey, Philadelphia for BostoU u SHARP, eoaor do lp
. Vine at sunsct Ssh. 5l H.f|I. tr. i'l
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THE CRANBERRY CROP ON CAPE CODA meeting
OF the cranberry growers was held at Harwich on
every section OF the Cape that the present crop OF
cranberrles would be much less than last year. A
and East Dennis ana Cotuit, it was Thought would
have an average crop. The cause OF the short crop
was generally con ceded to be In consequence OF the
abundance OF water and the cold and backward
epring.-BOStOn Herald, AstGllst 49, ia a ~
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BROOKLYN CITY POLITICS.

meeting OF delegates to the State Convention in
conjunction with the General Committee was held
last night for the purpose OF perecting arrangements
for chartering steamboat to convey the delegates
and the friends Of Henry G. Murphy, the candidate
for Governor, to Albany on Tuesday evening next
. to attend the State Convention.
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BELOW.

Bark Magma chsr,a Br Bartigan 90 DAYS from Antwerp
Received pilot Aug 49, lat Ion 81 10, from pilot boa
ship with Williams ouion's signal and one ,sip IN
known. Ni .fI ffT it ~
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New York---Th,s Day
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Primary Elections OF the Tammany Demo-
rH. cracy Last Evening.

Hall at noon omorrow for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the Democratic State Convention ut
Albany the I'd Of September, were held in the
rious wards last evening" and the following delegates
Fsrst ward-John Fox, Nicholas Muller Michael
Moore Richard Enright, Henry Lindensruth, Ed
ward Fitzpatrick, Charles Shultz, Michael Ahern
Patrick Murphy 'Enn Ryan p wsns k kr Keaoo
Waiter Joyce, Charles Atkinson. 49,,
Third Fdrd-Michael Lotus, Patrick poorlcy,
Michael Mccain, John Hurley.
Fourth Wdrd-Thomas Conan. James Dunphy
Jeremiah Murphy, James Oliver, Archibald J. Fuller
WlIliam Mcguire, Jeremiah o'Brien Patrick Keane,
Thomas wids, Daniel Quinn. Daniel Scully, George
FIN ward-Denis Quinn, VIM. H. Crane, Michael
w. Wall VIM c. Leonard, y. g. Burlingame, Thomas
Rice, Y. w. schmale, Theodore Arnoux, Michael
McDermott, John Conner, Denis Kelly, james Heaey,
George Rauch, @. b. woodruff
stLth Ward-Denis Burns, Laurence Langdon,
Harry HOWARD Francis SHERIDAN 'a% assss :; s T%S
Jacob Koehler, Philip Furlong, Michael hcCarty,
John Donnelly, James Conlon, Thomas w. Casey,
sreah pePsy MaHsra TwesS william L.
Ely, Thomas Shields george ). BLOWN s yamSs
Knss S svn Dennis pus
Daniel O'Brien, John Fora, Alfred w. faimer her-
man Lohman, John J. Blair, Daniel A. murphy,
:. Eighth Ward-lsaac Robinson, Henry Hughes.
1 thomas Canary, Gersnon Cohen, yonn whueyi;
f. pelayan Peter 'S Mtebe Tr Georre A. Mitchell John
Glennon, Jacob b. Roome, Thomas Michigan, James
| Boyle, Nelson w. Young ,0-s ~. al.
Nfnh Wdrd-william Dodge, John Houghtalin,
ignasns Flynn james Graham, John J. Foley, Henry
hogers. William q. Bergen, Thompson Q: punn,
| wafer W. Price James 0Neil, Vincent Z. KING,
I Igs X; Floyd William H. Carroll, John Lynch,
| =, Ienh Ward-Hehry Harrington, Ed J. Knight,
| FRANK Dayton, William II. Brown, Samuel Stern,
John Harrison, William McCafilli John Bott, Morn an
MCLEOD, James Hogan. Conrad Bacht, John b. wilt,
howard welsh Henry Acker, John McCauley.
! Etecenth Vdrd-Charles E. Loew Aaron Il. Rol-
Inns, Joseph Koch. Martin Mayer, WIN. II. Brincker-
non non. 6eorge Will, Henry Woman, John r. White,
huWarl Hare refer Mcknight Hulett Odell, Mag
ms cross, :. $. Ackcr, Win. Depnlng Isaac Hey
Henry aiglt. -. - n
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STEAMSHIP GEN MADE, from New York for New Or
leans previously reported Ashore Alabama lee has oeen
got or and arrived 1t yesterday with loss OF rud-
der II Is thought her hull rs badly damaged.
SGHR TELEaaAPH (Br), which sailed from Aspinwali on
the 2oh OF July Tor Mexico, has been wrecked at Old foy
dence her captain and crew taken TO Aspnwah py
the steamer Venezuelan. f---..-F ~ --ltt
SCHR PkRs W AsHISeroN, from Augusta for New York,
hour. t.... w -IIt- :
CAiEs RYAN, Aug lA-The W jenkins, Leaward from
Middesoorougn TOT New York, towed in here by tug
Yesterday making water and proceeded to-day for Ardros
san (where she arrived next day)
ELerNoRK, Aug 1.-THE Enamel fNor) Finersen. from
New York for Cronstad which was on shore near Ham
mersnuhle has been assisted off. The vessel tight
LIvERpool, Aag 30 The American schr Colgate be-
fore reported wrecked, spoken Monday the
Isle OF Man. She required and would proba-
crew not confirmed. =
LIsBoN, Aug 1.-The Richmond, Lawrence, from Cardiff
for Monevideo has put In leaky.
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STATEN ISLAND NEWS.

Impfrc--n MT. SWnnuelI, mutual Cub.
Time--Two hours and thirty Ave minutes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-18
FROM LELAND.
LELAND, April l4th,

- LELAND, April 14th. ?
EDIroRs FREE TRADER. Ous little village
was visited this morning with the most destruct-
i've Are ever known within her limits and quite
considerable property was destroyed. At aboat
Ia. minutes to 3 o'clock A. II. Tuesday, April
IA, ~ the express trains which pass at Leland
came in town their whistles were heard scream
ing. screechins and blowing Are fire fire !" to
such an alarming extent that most Of the villag.
srs were aroused FROM their slSnbsr TO go Rail
Road Avenue block wrapped in flames. The fire
originated on the back end Of the meat shop
building kept BY R. 8. Millay, spreading west
ward, it caught the store Of Jas. Lane on fire,
next that Of John Easterbrook, then the hotel o..
the corner Of Rail Road avenue and Main street
kept by James Walker, blacksmith, formerly of
Ottawa. This building was owned by S. Cole, and
the former two by Job Dawson, who lives with
his family over one Of them and whose family.
~ well as Mrs. J. Stewart, barely escspsd with
their livss-the latter woman being i'll at the
time and had to be carried out amid fire and
smoke The rain fell in torrents part Of the time
but could not stop the flames which increased
steadily, burning the Drug store of Mr.. Kennedy,
saloon Of Mr. Schrasder, dry goods store Of Car
pentsr and Minard, that Of Watson and Ball,
and in order to save the rest of the block the
hardware store Of Hubbsll and Miller was torn,
pulled and hswn down, and the goods scattered,
generally,-the same a. all the rest. This il
severe fire for this place, and the sufferers have
the sympathies of all good citizens Of this place
As near - can be ascsrtaiaed the losses seem to
be about as follows: Watson aud Ball, dry
goods and building, $4,000, insured $1,000;
James Lane, grocery and variety store, $1,000.
insured $500; Hubbell and Miller, loss Of build.
ing and removal of stock, $1,000; Mr.. Kennedy,
drug and variety store and building. $4,000 in
sursd $4,000; John Essterbreok, grocery and
flower store, $1,000, fslly insured; James Wal
kerr goods in hotel, $4,000, no insurance; Mrs.
Freye's loss on building 5000; N s. Pierce loss
on building, $1,000, no insurance; Carpente. &
Minard, dry goods, $1,000, NO insurance; r. 8.
Millay $1,000; Sol. Cole, on hotel building,
$1,000; Mr.. Schraeder, saloon, 600, insured |;
Simonson 81 Peterson, damage $500 Kenrsdey
& Thompson. damage. $500. Total los.,
$3C, 5O0.-7-. 80 -. 49, u 49,. 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-18

Why GRANT WAS NOT CALLED.--In relation
to the whole business Of the removal of STAN
ton by the President, and on account Of
which the impeachment farce was lnaugura-
ted, no man was more competent to give full
testimony than Gen. Grant. Yet it has been
remarked as singular that theimpeachers never
called him as witness. The reason for the
omission is stated by a Washington correspon-
dent to have been, that although Gen. Butler
was anxious to have him called, Gen. Logan
strenuously objected, charging that Buffers
purpose was to enable the counsel for the Pres
ident to tear him to pieces, as it is expressed.
To prevent Butler from carrying out his de.
sign, n resolution was offered and adopted by
the managers that no witness should be called
until authority for the same shall first be OBJ
tanned by vote of the managers.
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Terrible Disaster on the Erie r, r,

A fearful disaster occurred on the New York
& Erie Railroad on Wednesday morning Of this
week at place known as Carr's peint, four
teen miles west of Port Jervis. The embank-
ment at that point is over 100 feet high, and
four passenger carsAtlrce OF them being
sleeping cars-became disengaged from the
rest of the train and were preGpitated down
this embankment. The accident occurred
about o'clock in the morning 80 that the
passengers were still in their berths About
20 persons were killed outright, among whom
seven or eight were burned to death, ono of
The cars having taken fire, and sixty or seventy
were more or less injured-so many fatally,
that the whole mortality from the accident
will amount to over forty. The only Illinois
name we notice among the passengers in the
i'll fated cars is that of G. B. Holcnbsck, Esq,
of Morris, who was slightly injured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-18

Logan, aswc hope he will, there wili'be fun
during the campaign in this state s.
! To the other candidates no particular refer
ence at present is needed. They were nearly
all nominated by reclamation, which alone is
a sufficient endorsement of their eminent fit
ness. All agree that the convention was not
only very large and enthusiastic, but fully con-
fdent of success in this state, by large ma
jority, at the election in November.
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aoard 1fsuuorxl.iaors.

The following is, We believe, a. correct and
complete list Of the Supervisors elected in TIM
comfy, 4 thetown elections On the III inst
Politically the board stand, as well as We can
make it out, II democrats, 81 republicans, and
Q doubtful s.. ..t.va ..r. lm..s.
Allen-Nathaniel Mcintyre.
Adams-Wm. Fleming ST
Brookfeld-Geo W. Armstrong. =
Brucs-Wm. r. Milligsn. .--., -.
Dayton-Henry Curryes. Ae'''f' ~
Deer Park-W. A. Wilkina 4
Eagle--Geo. r. Belford
Earl-Joseph Hart
Eden-Henry Gum.
Farm Ridge-Isaao T. Van Dorsn.
Fall Rivera tie between A. Campbell and
8. r. Lewis. s1lg
Freedsn-Uriah Miller.
Grand Rapids-Jossph II. Hanns.
Groveland-John jacobson.
Hope-W. Z. Foster
La Salle- Benjamin Hethsrinston and Morris
Neustadt
Aanlius-A. F. jackson.
1endeta-James Hastings.
Meridsn-Gsorgs M. Roberts
Mission-Daniel Mason.
Northville-Joseph Baker.
Ophir-Benjamin Edgecomb.
Osage-Abner Hoge
Ottawa-Wm. Rsddick and L. N. Holilstsr.
otter Creek-Milton H. Krider.
Peru. Henry Mccormick.
Rstland- Elias Trumbo
Riehland-Wm. Lauf.
Sersna-A. T.. Armstrong.
South Ottawa-Hsnry Mayo.
Troy Grove VIM. Worsley.
Utica--James Clark.
Vermilisn-S. 8. Burgess
Waltham-Allen Wiley.
Wallace-Miehasl Conway.