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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
.Ilow Chilly the Evenings In October -

.'llow Chilly thc Evenings In October "
This IS n common remark, yet how few think
Of the danger Of exposing thc,nsc vcs to their in
fucncc? In all low. mar.hy localities, Asuc nnd
Fever prevail at this season Of tho year. In this
disease there Is more or less arrangement Of the
liver and dircstive organs. The remedies usually
resorted to have reference to preventing the par
oxysm or breaking up the chilIs. I this IS
effected without removing the ca.se, relapse is
inevitable. nOSTETTER'S STOMACH DIT.
TIERS strike directly at the foundation of tho
evil. by actlng on the liver and correcting dgcs.
tion. Tho cause being removed, tho paroxysm
will cease, aud the chills cannot return. When
the patieat Is We and debilitatcd, tho 3 TIERS
should lie rcsortcd TO. as they will Strengthen and
tone the stomach, aliay oil nervous irritation,
and infuso renewed animation into tho hitherto
dropping spirits, without eutaiiing the danger
of rcnctiOn.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH DITTERs is truly
preventive medicine, rendering even the fecblc.:
frame impervious to all ma,nrious Influences (;
and as q s,onachic and anti bilious mcdicinc it
Is Incompatible, and NO on ewhO values his health
can afford to do with ut it. Fortify the system
with this inc stinablc tonic and iuvigorant, and
tho "Chi!ls Of October evenings" will havo no
terror for you.
scn24vo.3n30 ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

For Hale-The house snd other
buildings where the undersigned now
lives, with 200 feet Of ground on Main
Street, in Troy. The house contains 5
good rooms, besides q buttery, clothes
room and good summer kitchen. Three
porches to the house, on the west, east,
and south, two of which are enclosed with
lattice work. A never failing we'll VI good
water. under cover, on the south porch.
Large new building on the southwest
corner Of lot, now occupied BY the Herald
Printing Once. Also a large two story
stable on southeast Of the lot Persons
who wish to purchase good property ars
invited to call. II. j. ELLIS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
The Old Guard for Kovcmber.-A

The Old Guard Tor NOvcMber.-As
we draw near the hour OF battle, the Old
Guard assumes tone Of boldncss, visor
and pluck worthy Of Its title. Tho issue
for the cunning month is most excellent
in all its epartmeuts-poli,ical, literary,
scientific und art, but especially in its
political matter. We find the articles
under the headings of ~. s. Grant, by
n General Of the United States Army
"The Plea for Standing Armies" Are
We u Free People," &c., and consider
able Of the mciange which makes up the
Editors fable, Of especial interest ut
this eventfA moment in our national his.
tory. Every member in the Democracy
should read these articles. The balance
of tho number contains ths usual miscel.
lauy, very varied aud entertaining. The
Book Table is even above the average,
which is no ordinary commendation. Let
every voter who desires to understand
the principles Upon which good gov
ernmcnt is alone established, and alone
sustained, read the Old Guard. Single
copies, .25 cents; 50 90 per ys,r. Ad-
dress Van Evrie, Horton & Co., No. l62
Nassau street, New Ysrk.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
rtshl with the 1adiaps.

Fr. Wallace. tlctober 23.-t'ompa.
niss H. and I. ien,h Csvalry. one hun
dred uNI seventeen men and i've officers.
commanded BY .Bvs.' Lieut. Col l.. H.
Carpcr, 10 I this port on the 18th inst.
for ,bs purp,se Of e.cofting Bvt. Maj
Gen A. Carr tO the Fifth Cavalry. seven
companies Of which are supposed 10 be on
the Beaver, On the 18th, at . point al.
,uost lis miles northeast from F.. Wal
lace, on the Beaver Creek, the forces we're
attacked BY about i've hundred Cheyenne
and Arapaho Indians. The Sight com.
ncnccd ut 7 A N. aud cuntinucd without
interm,ssion uutil 8 P N. when the sava
yes Withdrew. completely discounted.
vine Vi their number were kuOwn to be
killed and . large number wounded.
Three of the bodies remained IL posses
zion ut the troops, urd four ponies, while
only three Of our r,e0 we're wounded and
two horses lost in the fight. A wounded
Oh. yenne Indian. who spoke the Sioux
language, who wss with Grover, one Of
the scouts. informed him that village
of over 800 lodges was situated on the
Solomon. northwest from Hays. A mum
Der Of the warriors displayed great bra
very, but the coolncss Of the troops ut
,cng discouraged them Capt Graham
made narrow escape in the earl y part
ofths action, th'ea bullets passing through
HIS cluthes.
Col. Carpenter returned to Fort Wal
lace yesterday with his con,nanh. having
travelled about 25O miles IL I days.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

The number Of persons who have
avaAcd themselves Of the provisions Of
the uct of CONGRESS giving artificial limbs
to manned soldiers, a,,,Uunts to b,01l.
or these, 3,7S4 we'e supplied with legs,
2134 with arns, ~ si,h hands. aud 0
will, feet. For various r nsons, however,
all the suff; r,rs have not been provided
with limbs. since il /, estimated that, tax
ing the casualties in 10th the army sud
navy. SO OOO Of the co,nhu,ant, have lost
o limb in tie .er,i,c. To tlis number
may be udtHd 25 0ON in the South
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

, Office IL hereby givch that letter. o, admin.
] istrat'on were granted 1, Jo'srh II. Allen on
tho estate o. ilulua Mn tin deceased. on the 18Th
Of August, 1863. by the Clerk Of the County Court
OF Lincoln county, Missouri.
An persons having claims against said estate are
requi cd to exhibit them to the adm,nisira nr for
allowance within ono year from tho date of snid
letters or they may he prc.adel fr"rn any benent
Of said estate; and II not exhibited within two
years trom the date VI said letters they will be
forever barred.
sep,7 mss JOS. u. ALLEN admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
O"'er Of County Court on Ren:oraI
of County Seat of Justice.
I Lincoln County Court. October adjourned
Term, 1868.

Lincoln County Court. October adjourned
Term, 1858.
4 MONG tho records Of said Court, made at
y snil term, IL the following to wit;
Now here petition. signed by one fourth Of
the voters Vt tAis cot nty, IL presented 10 The
Court, Iraying the removal Of the Seat Of Justice
uf this county to the Il corner OF tn" s W ar
Of the northwest quarter Of section 30 township
80 OF rnnge west, VIII, h,reuV"n the Court order
hat the proposition to remove said Seat Of Jus
ice 10 the piare named In said petition bu sub.
mititd 10 the qualified voters ot this county, NJ
The next grhcr a election, 10 hc hold In said coun
~ on TUEsD.,Y, tho 81 day OF November, 1878
Aud il is further ordered that publ; o, ice BE-
gwen Of saiA pr pO. od removat by VHblics ion
the cor / tho roy Herald, q Rewspsp,r nrn'cd
in this county; nnd II Is further or,le. cd -
tn Sheriff Of this coa"ty put up fn haUdb,iI ." -
printed copies of this rider in not loss thin ,hre
Of tho m"st public places 10 each toweshiP g.
his county, MT less ihan thirty days betois aid
e'ecton, on snid third dnv II November. 1873 ;
sni Il s further ordered thst tho ballots In IL, or
of removal To the point above d. 's'snated shall
have wVtton or p' p'in'cd thereon tho words: ".hull
the county Seat Of Justice be removed 10 the
'outheasl corner of tho rou,hwe't quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of aeciiou ~, township 30
'"ngo west3 Ycsr' And those opposed 10 re-.
,n"vsi shnll have written or painted thsnon the
"o-d.: "Shaal the coun'y Seat Of Justiro be 70.
moved to the southeast corner o' the southwest
qr Of the northwest AZ Of section ~, township
50, range wes,f N"w 3nl-
A .rus copy from the 's,ord.
zee. In tes,iinony whereof ]. Prascls Z.
:srAI Cake, Clerk of the Courts Court OF
said county of Lincoln. hav" hereun o
'"''"' set my baud snd oaioisl seal of stace
10 Troy, thi. 81 day Of Ocs"ber, A: D. lsss.
@s sai ~ FRANCIS Q. CAKE. Clerk
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
LOCAL AND COUNTY,.
Announcement.


.Fsllow Citizens of Lincoln County:
At the urgent solicitation OF many
friends, l um induced to offer myself us
Candidate for Justice Of the County
Court ut tho ensueiug Noveu'ber election.
The election occurring SO soon, shall be
able to see but few Of my muny friends.
1 take, however, advantage Of the press,
to pledge myself to an impartial,and en-.
crgc,ic discharge Of the duties Of tho
Office, and to uphold and protect your
bcs. interests SO fur as they may conc
within the scope Of my Office.
lbedient to your will, remain
Your Servant,
ANDREW II. FINLEY.
Lincoln Co. Mo., Oct. 9th 1868.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
(sllnralian's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
~ estcd that the undersigned will m Ike final
settlement Of his guardianship Of Ma, gnret u.
and 4. L. Hamilton, heirs OF John q Hamilton,
deed, aud Augustus A. Taylor, heir of Colby
II Taylor. deed. at the next November term o.
tho Lincoln county Court, TO be begun rui held
p. Troy on Monday, the 0,h day Of November,
lists. GEO. y. nAMILTON, Gua, dian
ssp3 L3S 4w pd
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
GN0v(lilN's Notice,

~ ested that the undersigned, Curntor Of SUI
Fan J. Dameron, will make application Al tn,
next November term Ot the Lincoln county
Court, TO he begun and held in Troy on Monday.
the 9th day Of November, 1863, to resign hts
guardianship of said charge.
scp3 n3B iA JAMES T. SCOTT, 0uardisn
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Executors Notice.

\'0rIcE 10 hereby given that letters Of adam.
~ istrHtion were granted TO q. W. Hasdssty on
the estate Of J. ". Si,,on, dccssssd, August 4th.
1864, by tho. Clerk Of the County Court VI Lin.
coln cuuuiy, Missouri. Az PERSONS having Claims
against said estate are required to exhibit them
to the executor for allowance with one year from
tho date of said letters, or they may b. precuded
from any benefit Of said estate, and u not ex.
hibited within two years i,on the date VI said
letters they will be forcverb~rred.
augl3 mss 4wpd1 g. W. HARDESTY, Exc'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Gu0rliaN,s NOliC ,

NOTICE is hereby given "a. all pcrsons inter-
~ ested that 'he undersigned will make N Gusl
settlement Of his guard nship Of Samuel
E'gu, ut tho next November tenn Of tho Lin.
coin county Court, to be- begun and held IL T oy
On Monday, the OH dav of November, lS8S.
oct Is n42 W. I. STEWART, Guardian.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Final settlement.

:, Office Is hereby given to al, PERSONS inter
csted thu tho undersigned administrator q
make hRal ,ct,h ncnt oi his admin. traii"n
of said estate At the next November term Oi the
Lincoln county Cont. TO 20 begun Hnd held in
Troy. ON the 9Th dny of Nov, mhcr 1873
OrtI Djl1 Jos H. MARTIN ntlmr
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

Tho ladies in Poland ars NOT permitted
to wenr black or gray dresssS, and are
logged tor compliance with the law.
California has raised this year twenty
million bushels Of wheat. half - much
barley, and large quantities Of osss and
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

Of. J. G. Goodrich, penast-Ts IN
Town, and will remain the balance of the
week. Rovu,s over Crump 4 Wings
store Hereafter tho Doctor will be in
Troy the last week Of each month, hav.
ing fitted up un Office for that purpose.
All'kuow his skill, and it is useless to
namc it hero.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
WairNsf's i'oiSr, New Yort.
Jlly 23d. 1867.

Agent Florence Sewing Mschiss 60.
SlR-Our Florence Sewing Machine 10
perfectly satisfactory. We would not
exchange IL for any other, thas We know
Of We have used IL eighteen mooths.
We had no difficulty 10 learning to run
il, and il has never been out Of order.
We have never seen nicer work done On
any ",her machine than has been done
on our Florence, und in corjiug espec
iully l think II excsls. ..,,
Mrs Henry SEYMOUR.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
ALTAR OW HYMEN.


MAR.IED-On the 22i of October, 1868. at tho
residence Of tho brides father. by Ed. Il. S
DUNCAN. MIR. JOSEPH II. MOORE and Miss $.
L. JACKSON, all of Lincoln county, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Eirai settlement.

L'OTICk is hereby given to all persons inter-
csicd, that the undersigned. adm nisirn or
of the 20, artne'slip rsin'e Of Crow n II vile.
shell. will max" fnSl sc+t lc,ncnt Of his aiuin
isirn'ion Of said estate vt the next November
term Of the Lincoln county Court, to b, began
and held in Troy. on the 9th Of November, lS6a
Octl niO1 JOS. a. lOWDESiIELL a,lnr
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Gllar(liaIl's Notice.

= Office il hereby given to alt persons inter.
" csted that the undcrsig gncl. ga ,r.lian OF is.
tilda j. Rector, b, IL OF Henry Rector. deed, will
make 1nal settlement of his guardian hip OF
said charge at the next November term ot the
Lincoln county Court, to be begun AMI held in
Troy on M0nda , the o. h day of November. 1858.
sep3 R38i GEORGE A. PALMER, Guardian
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Final Settlement.

cs'cL that the ua'icr.gncd admins ralor OF
the csa'c Edward Hawkins, deceased, will
make u final settlement of his nd,nini.ir ration o'
said estate, At the next Novr,nbe, term Of ID"
Lincoln county Court, 10 bo begun and held In
Troy, on Monday, the Vth of November. Inns.
orS NIL 4wp KICuARD WOMMACK, adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

Far Sale. - An excellent milch COW.
on very reasonable terms. Apply ut
this Office.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
TROY
Christian Institute.
THE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION
) Of this Institution will commence on
Monday, September !, 1868.

Trims Ter S'ssios Of T.cen,y Weeks.
Board, Fuel, Light, SIS 00
ruiiion in Collegiate Department., 20 10
Tuition In Academic Department Is on
Tuitiun In Primary Department, W
Lessons on Piano ~ On
r.c Of Instrument, s 90
Drnw In and pun,ing, 10 10
French, 10 OO
Washing per dckeh, %
Contingent leo b0
All hills due q, beginning Of sessi,n.
All Stu lcnts charged irom time " entry til
close OF scrson, except in case Of special cnntract
We commerce thi. session with four regular
Teachers, nil graduates Of the hest institutions
in the coun'ry. Mrs l.. j. Jackson. who tak-,
charge "f tho Music Depart tucni. first graduated
ut Mary Ins'ituie. St. touis, Mo-. and then u
Music Vale Seminary, Conn. Mr.. J. c. Buwles,
VIII" takes charge Of the Primary b.partmen: IL
graduate OF Hanover Ac deny, Virginia, and
cn,ncs recommended by he Faculty IL that In.
.ituiion. the nc1nbcr. Of thnt Faculty being reg.
ular graduates of Virginia University. The
other members OF our Faculty uIe known to the
| cOlnmuni v.
| For further information address
| nu 81 ns5l w. C..AISTuAN.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to nli persons inter
es,,d that the unlcr.igncd administrator Uf
the estate OF Tnpley Mitchell. deed, will make u
fnai settlement "f his administration Of said
cstntc'at the nckt November term the Lincoln
c"nniy Court to be begun aud hc"r IN Troy, ON
Monday, the 9th day Of November. 1868.
oc. ! nI0p1 r. Il. MITCHELL, ndmr.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Valuable Farm For Sale

WILL Sell my Farm, Situatrd In Unior
L township. Lincoln county, NO., 8 miles n,rth
OF Auburn, and two mites west cf DuRcsu Ellis
sad farm contain. about
600 Acres,
niorc or less. About 20O acres under fence-re
mnin.lcr IN timber of u superior quality.
r Q above farm embraces u portion of Long
Arm prairie, th, nnge Of which mmkcs il admi
bly, suited for purposes Of stock raising. Ther,
|. n s"w and GRIT mill adjoining. The place
we'll wa erred, and the improve ncnts consist O
good dwelling and necessary out buildings.
Any perso"s wishing :" view The ab've land
can make application to Dun an Ellis, william
v hilesidc, or James n. Mudl.
SUSAN WHITESIDE,
.ept3 n36 SIN near MiEdlstown, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
POSTAL ARRANCEM
pxPARfrRrs oY NAILS.

pxPARfrRrs ov NAILS.
For Wright City, daily (excspt sunday At 4.ao n
Lost Branch, Mondsys..". ..". ."..6.0o
Auburn, Tues, Thurs., sat.,"". ...6.00
Ashley, Tuesdays md Fridsys.""..6.oo
Cap.su.Gsis, Wednesdays
Truxton, Friday s."".....".....""....0.Oo
The mstls close at o'clock on the evening
previous " their departures.
ARRIVALS.
From Wright City, daily (sxeept Sunday soc ? y
Lost Branch, Mond' nd'ys."".""""..s.oo
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat ,....6'0o
Ashley, Wednesdays and Saturdays".6.00
Cap.au.G,i., Wsdncsdays." ......"...6.00
Truxton, Fridays ....... zee. 500
D. CNUMP, p. n.
WILL. II. YouXo, Asst p. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Land sale.

DY virt"c Of an order NJ the County Court of
ID Lincoln county. Mi,so,~i, ma 10 ut thu au.
gust term, 1858, will reli ut the front donr Of
The court house in Troy, on
Tuesday, November 10. iaOe,
aud during tie session Of the County Court Of
said county. the east half Of the southeast az Of
Fccti"n 8 township ~, range I west, containing
o. %. 100 scrc, "n u credit Of six months trom
dsy NJ ,ais. ROBr. ". B RNES. Guardian
ocii6 nl3 Of Gs,. W. Dmrnes' heirs
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

COURTS IN LINCOLN co..! NTT.
C,se,ir Cousr--secvnd Monday In Ap II and
Fourth Monday 10 September.
COUNTY Coua1-Sseond Mosdays In February,
Nay, August and November.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

COUNTY OFFICERS.
c,..,,, ci.rh. .,......A. n. MAariN.
rs. Il. MoxLEY,
cor,,s c,urt Jastices. .,,.... I MiLsoN l.. LOWELL,
Is. +. IxoRAx.
co,n,v Clark, ........F. G. CAxE.
sh.r,6. ....... ........S. X. WooLvotE,
Ttsa, urer..".... "........'' .'.'''"F' "iN"'
Assessor. ........."S' NJ OANNoH'
County Surveyor. "."...."..J. T. oowxiHo'
Sshvoi Observation-Disclosures. ......J. N. McLELLAH.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

The ClarksviIIo Sentinel rays the man
who would rob his ueiglbor Of the right
Of the elective franchise, would rob him
Of his purse.
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Dr,;,, the curren. canvass I shall publish a weekly
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The first number will he issued during the first
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until the election in November.
TUr CAMpsIGN CRESCENT will be devoted exc|us.
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nominees of the late National Democratic Conven-
Non. II will advocate democratic PRINCIPLES and OPP
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shared to make il in all respects a vigorous, eniclent,
instructive and entertaining campaign paper. WINE
due attention will be paid to radical usurpatlons IN
Louisiana, the contents OF the CAMPAIGN CRESCENT
will fit il equally for circulation throughout the re-
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The C.Mr,rGv CRBsczNr will only be sent when
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All u,nrnals friendly to the greet cause OF Democracy
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At Simon Memberships.

q UST RECEIVED. .........JU5T RECEIVED
25 barrels st Louis Premium Lager Beer,
Lot Of Sweet and Irish Potatoes,
Selected Factory Cheese,
Rio and Java Coffee Yeast Powders,
Crushed, Pnlverized and Brown Sugar,
Lot large Wash Tubs Cedar BUCKETS.
Cracknell buiscuit, Cream, Soda, Butter Crackers.
Canned Fruits. Meats and Vegetables.
Fine Cow Peas,
Bolted and Kiln dried Corn Meal,
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Genuine Krug Cbampagne-pints.
Rhine Wines, White Wines and Clarc's.
Brandy. Ale. Pecans, Almonds and Candy,
Ra;sins, Lozenges, Fresh Butter.
Goshen Butter. Beeswax and Honey,
Preserves Hams and Breakfast Bacon,
Goldfish, Powder. Shot and Gaps,
Market Baskets, fine lot of Tin Ware.
Maryland Smoking and Fine Cut Chewing,
Tobacco, Letter Cap and Note Paper. y
Envelopes and Pens; Pickles,
Canned Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, etc.
The fine selection OF Limberg Gruyere and Yves,
ern Reserve Cheese at.
myl6 SIMON MENDELSOHNS,
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Assets, Jan. 1, 1868, over 81. 500, 900

THIS COMPANY issues policies on Tires on all
the different plans, and at as favorable rates rs any
other, while it has no restrictions in regard to res
idence or trarel, and all its profits are dipiaed an
nunHy among its policy holders. Its policies are
MI issued on the NON FORGETTING PLAN. 1t is
prompt in the payment of losses, no company
having n better reputation for promptness or
liberality.
The amount received for premiums
alone in the year 1867, was. ....... 81 .4O5 ,Ot9 81
Interest received same time. 5000. 6O35 20
Losses by death for the 81 ne period 255 SO 90
This Company at its last Annual Meeting, held
in January, declared a dividend OF Forty per cent.
payable in cash, and
Resolved, " That all dividends previous to, and in
GLIDING that of January, 1867. will be paid during the
current year, at the period OF fine rem ewal OF the re-
spcctive policies, and from and after January 1863,
they will be paid at the periods OF their first renewal"
Agency Office:
JAMES McVAY'S HARDWARE STORE,
Baton Rouge, La.
Medical Examiners:
T. J. Burlington, NJ. D. j. Duchcin, NJ. D..
JOSEPH S. WILLIAMS,
Agent
JAMES McVAY, Sub-Agent.
Baton Rouge Board of Reference:
Prof. w. II. N. Magruder, John A. Dougherty,
Hart & Hchprt, r.. d. Day, N. W. Pope, W. 3.
Chamberliu. J. v. Durable, George A. Pike,
Henry Jones, D. C. Montan, J. E. Elan, IL. J.
Hyams, r. II. Day, MD, W. F. Tunnard.
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOmcIOffice, NO.sJl3 Div 1. Street,
ST. LOUIS,

y. \. JANUARY, President,
JAS. ". LUCAS, Vice President,
WIN. Il. SELBY, Secretary,
WIN. N. BEN ron, General Agent.
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DIRECTORS:
James II. Lucas, Samuel Will, Theodore In
vellle, Chas. II. Peck, Rob-. X. Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. Il. Robinson, Robt. Z. Carr, John F..
Thornton, David X. Ferguson, Hon. John Hogan,
Henry Overstolz, Nicholas Schaeffcr, William 7.
Gay, VIM. G. %Jamison, Y. p. Honcnkamp, l.. H..
Baker, D., a.. January, VIM. J. Lewis, +. Rozier,
Jr., Jacob Tamm.