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WASHHSCTON.

WAsHINoToE, November 2S.-The
amount OF fractional currency printed
his week is S402, 600; shipments, S4O4,
$50; amount redeemed, S269, 600 N l.
tional bank currency sssued for the week
Sl39, $50. Total circulation So los 55S 70
Custom receipts for week ending 2lst
inst, So, ,22s e03.
The Librarian OF Congress has esused
70 be placed Ia the rOtUoda CT the Capt.
tol 3 statue of Alexander Hamilton,
heroic size, executed 10 Italy by Horatio
Stone, of this city, and made Oh an order
Of Congress.
Gen. SpinneF's annual report shows
his covering WsrTRnts TO have been
$40 09S, and for the payment Of $50, 222.
Under recent circular from the Treas
ury Department, requiring Financial
Agents to send in for redemption certain
descriptions Of legal tender notes very
large amount has been received.
The Secretary Of the Tfessury's aaan-
cisl report viii show an expenditure on
the public debt account OF SS4S, $50, 600.
which includes the conversions into Gus
toms, public debt, etc.
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WATOHES FOR rae MILLION.

THE Orofde Goid Watch Company manrfao
I tnre on strictly scientific principles (style,
finish and color IS cdret gold fe siEfse OF IN e
most rare and costly description OF Cod
Watches.
pney are manufactured with Huotirg Cases
Qadies' and gentlsmen'sl, have superb Swiss
movements; 3et0slsd engine turned, with COM
pensetion spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers, EzpSessnse1 =
the most szacting OF our customets-nave
thoroughly demonstRated ths strength. dura-
b; itv, acouraay and uti fiy of the gdo- sisRiie
Walthons Watches, and pronounce them inval-
uable as reliable time-k Keepers.
fine swiss XOvements, SIS Pufe1t American
Zoe sirsae Wulladm Watches. mil Jeweled, so /;
yChr0ysoDssssT Balance, SIS each. Elaboratsly en-
Rraved with new and novel designs. Each
Watch Is warranted by special certificate from
the Oroids Gold Wstch Company.
Also. insignificant orolde Gold Chains s., 90
and 81 eacE. sent everywhere, to be pztn Tor
on delivery.
pick uocket Detective and Watch Gcard also,
msitsd separately on receipt OF SC ssnts. The
eSanuine Oroide Gold Watches can only be OBJ
t~inad BY ordering directly from Is.
LANES T. A0HR0E q CO.,
Importers and Manufacturer,
noye2n - broadway, New York
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INTERESTING TO BAPTIsTs.
Inauguration Of the American
Baptist BOOK Depository.

From the ST. Louis Democrat, 24th.l
Last night a number Of Baptist minis
ters and others mat st No. zee North
Sixth street, to inaugurate the establish
nent OF a branch OF the American Bap-
list Publication Ssciety Depository. The
roans sre handsomely fitted up and well
stocked with religious books, embracing
the selected publications of different es-
tabljshmepls in the East The deposit
torv is in charge of Rev. G J. johnson,
who has had many years experience in
the business, and appears to be peculiar
ly adapted for the work. The puOlica-
ton house in Pbiladelphis has been 10
existence for about forty years, but until
the present year hRs not established
branches. No there are branches IN
New York, 81. Louis and other cities.
The field for the branch here embraces
Missouri. Iowa, Southern Illinois, Ar
kansas. Iowa, K snsas, NebFaska, Dsco-
tab, Colorado and Wyoming. COlpoT-
teurs viii be sent out over this large dis
trict, and Sunday schools will be supplied
with books at very low rates. Station
cry and Sunday school furniture viii also
be supplied.
In this city there are Elk Baptist
churches, and the population OF BAPTIST
preelivltiss mum bers about two thousand
y
souls.
The meeting last night was called to
order by Rav. DIR. Birmingham, who
nominated Judge Marshall BrotheFtOn as
chairman.
The proceedings were opened with a
prayer by Rev. DR.. Bleek, of Park av-
enue church.
Mr. Johnson, the host, was then called
and nSde few remarks. he aoknowl-
edged his Indebtedness to the enterpris-
ing Baptlsts of the city for their liberality
in aiding the establishment Of the de-
positcry. A little more than nineteen
wears ago he visited ST. Louis, and met
Rev. ]. NJ. Peck, whose whole mind was
fiIled with the Importance Of the work Of
| the Baptist Trsct Society, and received
from him his hrst ideas and knowledge
! of that society. He then became inn
pressed with the Importance OF the diifd-
sion of religious literature.
! After IaboriDg In that ield for some
years he was about to retire, when ne
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, November .sS.-The shares
Of the Spanish Bank have declined 33
per cent, and those Of the Commercial
Bank to 30 per cent. discount
The first battalion of volunteers, $50
strong, leave tomorrow for the seat Of
war
1t is reported that the insuTrectloDists
have burned the plar alton cf Col
AeOsts, commanding . battalion OF vol
unteeTs; and also that Gen. Espedez, OF
the insarrectionists, had bad three men
executed, who were caught rObbing and
committing tncendisrisra.
Espedez previous g the attack and re-
pulse at MassslinO, rel)oa Hsnded that
The women end childrsn shonle leave
the town.
The cobfidence OF the people 10 Cap
in-General LsrsUndi and slipeedy ter
minetiOn OF the war is Increasing.
Another battalion Of volunteers viii
march 70 Ha'qusR during tbs coming
week.
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n1IGR.

TVHE undersigned. administrator ~ the estate
4 o. John n. job hDsnn. d-ceosed, by virtue OF
A order Of tte honorable PROBATE Court o.
Arssnsas county, will proceed to sell the real
s.fafa 5f SAID John II. TOhEs5 s5B. which consists
sn 40 acres OF lard in AIssuszs county near
ait Adarrr GO the hi igh-ss biGder said sale 70
aska p see Ou the premises OF The la-e ce-
caaseu near Nj Adams, O. the SETH DAY
nF SDNENBER, :. y, lsS. 4 cr9clt
Of tqFelVs months viii be gwen BY
the purchaser execUtirg his bond with two
good and approved Sc -urities. with Lien re-
fsined upon tie pr1perty for the payD ent Of
tks same. There are one hundred acres cleared
land good double lCz houses and Ouf houses
SAMUEL J. J.JOHNSOS,
DovIf lay-Euy Administrator.
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ST. JOINS, November IS The land
lines throughout this Province, connect
ing wi b the Atlantic Cable 81 Hearts
Content, were yesterday prostrated by g
heavy snOg storm, and are still down.
No European hnau5ial or commercial
news Of yesterday has yet been received.
The wires viii probably be repaired be-
fore the close OF the day.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2S.-Ad-
vices from Mexico state that Alvarez,
the Governor Of Guerrero, had spprOpri-
sted the money in the Custom House OF
Acapulco TO his private use, and COM
plsint hsd been made to the General
Government of the same.
Frightful murders and assassinations
are daily committed in the neighbor-
hood of AOn0ziiiO and Columbia.
Gen. Losado publishes a statement that
4 j not his intention to commence war
against the Federal Government,
although he possesses the means to carry
a war to s successful end
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ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, November q. - Senator
Stewart and family, from Nevada, ar
rived st Salt Iiske on Thursday, en- route
70 Washington. He reports the Central
Pacif1c Railroad completed 435 miles
east Of Sacramento, and 3 gap OF only
400 miles between that Road and the
Union Pacific Road.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GA. November 2S.-e+en.
Sweeney, with two companies Of the
16th InfaDtry, arrived here this morning,
and will rena aiC until after the munich
pal election next Wednesday.
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SCHENECTADY, n. y.

SCHENECTADY, November 2S.-The
ticket Office of the New York Central
kailEosd ia this city, was broken into
by burglars last night. The safe was
oDened with keys, Bnd ShQrt $1,000 in
money taken cut. There is no clue TO
the burglars.
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PORRDTEG.

nOAEDINtT-Two very desirable FRONT
ID ROOMS, with board. can oe had ~ NC. s.
hsdi o. EtIesg. Also, 8 .ew osy buardeTs ean
be eccznlmo Rted. nova
do RDfS5.--A fe~ gen tlsmeu can be accom-
ID mo tailed with either boarding and lodging
or day board, II ~ Besi street, Cp-stairs.
nOvi5 q
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"A Presbytsry cut West proposes to
help no secret society man TO the misis-
try. How about Storrs, Thompson,
Huntingdon, Beecher, etc7
Mr.. Seward, It is said, has issued an
order that ip aiI communications hereafter
issued from the state Department, the
title OF " Hon. shall be ignored. The
term has grown into such disrepute By
irdiscriminate use as to have insured lie
bestOwal on oegro Officials-the crown
ing act to stamp it as an unmitigated
nuisance.
The CONSUMPTION in Poland this yesr,
It Is asserted, will furnish only sm3l!
quata Of troops 10 the Russian army. Id
1883 the resistance to the draft produced
a violent iDsurreetiOn, but at present the
conscripts are endesvoring to escape
from the country, sBd the German ports,
in particular Hamburg, are filed with
Gro ads Of Polish peasants, having barely
sufficient money for the purpose see Ring
to migrate to the UaiteG States, Twenty
thousand soldiers were drawn from Po-
land. and fully one-half Of these, 1t Ia
reported, have deserted.
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NOTICES.
NRTTEE

&FR b. D. BULELEY has bec7rne associated
M with the undersigned il the a gsHey o. the
81 Iira II ms rance Company, for Ten mes
- and Central AlabaIga TO cate from the 1T
81 November 1874 TIE 81 Ia OF the i3rm viii
hereafter be BSikiey, Ferguson Il l,rivsit-
II. Nj WE HGU son,
,,ovg1 In, y pRINEFF.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, O., November % The
steamer Boston is reported ne having
been sunk In Lake Michigan by the
steamer milwaukee,. Both are Of the
Northern Transfer Company. No lives
lost
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Notice.

A Tthe next (Deceuaber) term OF the County
n CcurL o. Steloy cOuutys l vii pply 70 the
ESsd a. urt fc hsve an duiiB iEIrs.t0r appointed
npon tie estate Of " illiaEa ROss, decreased
=. =. ROSS.
yoyerp f.af g lgS9 nOvlB Law EEa
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WAITS.

WTANTED-An experienced B5Ok-keeper is
w Ga>irous OF obtaining situat Oa in .
wholesale b use or Uau Alug fnsti uticn at
moderate safsry. Bet OF references as u char
seter snd competency. Address Book-k- -ep-r,
Appeal once. nOFzs u
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nERSOlSs having busln IS wish as will find
Our Acct, Mr.. K. " BRADFORD fully au-
fhoriE q 10 make sett iements. At tha store ol
Msas,g A Faccaro g Co. 624 Front street
53oys I'm W.K. BILL & 90.
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MARITAL. The following certificates
we're retasned last week at the Office Of
the County Clerk A. Y. Hammer and
Maggie w. Stock d. J. Oliver and Eds
Welt; E. L d. Roberts and Mary
HGmphries Bernard Sehurff and Henri
etts Myers Louis Kuey sRd Mollie A.
Hem Patrick Murphy and Mary Msho-
Dey; Haynes z Hudson snd Marian j.
Merritt; Mitchell Hubbard and s. ].
saw; I'M Einpson and S. NJ. Glass
eock; W, z, Prichsrd end Fannie 4.
Blackburn.
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PETRo OIL.
Petro Petro! Petro |!

FFHE Tennesee PetEo Oh Company Is stin
alive al their new stand,
We inform the rublic in general 20 come for
ward and Try Il. We also osIY com pelltlcn IN
We .rs manufacturers Of The Z. Hanging Rock"
Etsves Tinware, Castings O1 great varieties
wholesale aEd retail. Merchants y " 40 Vel
=. noSie SS5'--s W. RosENRAUM 4 BROS.
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FOR sale.

On SATURDAY, DECENBEa. 18th, win
Y J s-li, % lha highest bidder, It hssCus De-
pot rract OF Land Containing az Acres, sit
uRted in TlatOn oOunty. two miles north Of
Mason q Depot. Terms N de known st time OF
sale. z. Z and J. 1. SEEhtiODf
novls lawzg~ Admin istrsroTE.
EOR SALE-A- frst-class IistiIlery, Ma
Il chIue,y, etc, etc f, entlrsiE new aud IN
good order. vi be sold low II tmmeti2te ap-
plicsti0u Is made. Apply TO ID MS s2ItoD.
Rand lph Tosa. north OF 3CLt river bridge OF
al BiittOns Ale house. IS Front nOvll I'm
CURURBAsS LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE OK EAsy TEEals MY lands, miles
s2st Of the city. are for sale, on Terms TO suit
purchasers. f0z cash or or any ttne-1rona one
TO ten years ard ia any quantity from acres
% 81. NJ residence, VIII l1Oa i 70 = acres
Lana. E7l be sold a. q great bargain, lOr cash.
or or Gze usual terms. Apply 60 myself on The
premise - to RoyEter, fTezevsat Z Co.. ny
aIgsr =, il 61e city.
3si7 y. v. TSEZEF ANT.
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EOR SALE -spaigtt, Donnell R0dnEn
ls.ds IN Upton and shelby counties. The
undersigned, IS attorneys o. ". B Z sdmsn,
ara a. hoflEs1 Ia sell aud convey Iuuge Rod
LnRHis IN e-est IN sesd Ianss. Fersons dssirous
10 purchs : Z Ga lands VIII please call on the
undersigned aud learn terms, when viii be
mucCdafing. r HEATH and A. NJ.
EVIL. IS >sco1d street nOvi4 II p
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LAWYERS.
CHkS. 4. cHoATE,
COUNSELOR at LAW
AND
S0lleltOF In Bankruptcy,
Nss. $40 seeead Street, and $50 Nsia ST.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

s<Ny duties as Counsel for the General As
sig ee have led me 70 make The Efccttce ~
SdTtkrBplc7fu O. sJectgitg nDVi& N
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LUMBER. ETC.
LNE392ber.
L9GnG6CF,

oldest lumber merchants In the south
u Yard established in Memphis 1871. Build
ing Material of all kinds Dressed and rough
Flooring Doors, Shingles, Collins. Blinds,
I,aths Veal herboarding. Glazed Sash, fenc-
ing. We don't intend TO be unoersold. Yard
aep.s dswsm M e. & ]. W. COCHRAN
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FoR SALE.

ElR SALE-Two nne, fresh NILCH COWS
II vita young CslVe-. Apply TO ". 7. Hines
Rsndsl nh roal, one aud a half miles n0rlh OF
Woif river bri1gs. Be2 g
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NOR Sal zlsh % sell my pr-Eent Home
4 stead lying wiLni1 so yard, 0f Horn Lake
De OF Mi-sissi OPT and Tenn es=ee Rs iirOsd, aon-
tRfnfug 90 .ere-. - IN cultivation and belanc
IN toner. Ure-uRf or the place Is good
brNnoh bottom. bsl nee good up land. TIE
Improvement are tOlerabiy good. CONSISTING Of
drei lag. out- houses, negro quarters e.c-
vi. So low II szriy application De made 20 me
on she premises
uoris lwV Tt LE TE p
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gADDLERY, FAC.
Dent1stry.

DR y. NJ. 8NEED. DENTIST, he's retursed
4 , 20 Memphis, and again offers his pre- iss-
EfOnaI services TO tie cltizens cf tue city and
surrOunding country. Rooms ~ No. Ss5 Main
street tour doors below Union street. over LUli-
man & VisnaAa Gun store n0Tls La !
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OOTTON. Flour. Bacon, Lard, Butter, Wines
I and Liauors always on haDG, aud for sale
at the lowest market rates. Agents Tor sladl-
son Xxx Aie. Go III
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ALBEIT PIKE. oEAEl-Es ". ADAMS, L. b. FIKE
PIKE, ApAEss & PIKE,
Attorneys. Solicitors 6 PrOcG0rs
aTrE,yD 10 ezses in the aiferent Courts sit
a ting at Memphis, and ia the river counties
OF ArksuEas-
cially attend 70 eases IN the Supreme Court o.
Tennessee. aud f1 The supreme Cont and
CoErt OF Claims Of the United States e wash
angton, 0eiag OF the nr4 Of PIKE q JOHN
'5-S ones :, IN "a ths e,' MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner Of Court and Second stTeeis-
ALBEIT PIKE. BOBERT ". goHNsoS
PIKE 4 JOHNSON.
Attorneys, COunsellOrs 3 Solicitors
WASHINGTON. .. c.
sgpFeue oGrt snd Court OF Claims, anc
,ssli affend 10 flle recovery Of debts, accounts
snd eisinsa sgztrist the Govern melt Or indl-
vlduzls, and . usSSsneSs before congress OF ia
'if ~ ~ emo Tas1. os The 6rua usts OF the
Nemphis AppeaIl bzs long been known ID snS
highest courts Of the country &no ihe !tisiess -
etber bushes DUNG many Yeas q p2olic
s.erVfse Ia the House and senate, they oiisr
their best and fsitbful services 20 thosa = no
NAV reed them l-o--FAAtlt
a WEIGHT, L D. x'KIsIcK. LUKE + WRIGHT
WRIGHT, KcKIsICK 3 RRIGHT,
Attor evs at L a w I.
=, -, -. ,,-.,,,. ,y1o.s No= \ sas
un-siafFs Madison gtrset. oeO
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Independent in all things
ASHTABULA OHIO, SATURDAY, JUNE q, 1868.
Christ's CondeSoension.

Why was Christ so successful? Why
did men gather around him at his call
form themselves into new society ae
cording to his wish, and accept hin
with unbounded devotion rs their leg
islator and judge ? Some will answer
Because of the miracles which attes
ted his devine character :" others, "Be
cause Of the intrinsic beauty and dlvlnl
ty of the great law of love propounded.'
But miracles as we have seen, have not
by themselves this persuasive power
That n man possesses strange power
which | cannot understand is no reason
why | should receive his words rs di-
vine oracles of truth The powerful man
is not OF necessity also wise his power
may terrlfy, and yet not convince. On
the other hand, the law of love, however
divine, was but precept. Undoubtedly
it deserved that man should accept it
for its intrinsic worth, but men are not
commonly so eager to receive the words
of wise mel, nor so unbOunded in their
gratitude to them. 1t was neither for
his miracles nor for the beauty of his
doctrine that Christ was worshiped
Nor was it for his personal character
nor for the prosecutions he endured, non
for his martyrdom. 1t was for the inim-
table unity which all these things made
when taken together. In other words
it was for this-that he whose great
ness and power, as shown in his mira
cles, were overwhelming, denied himself
the use of bis power, treated it as a
slight thing, walked among men as
though he were one of them, relieved
them in distress, taught them to love
each other, bore with undisturbed pa
tience n perpetual storm of calumny
and when his enemies grow tiercer, con-
tinued still to endure their attacks, in
silence, until, petrihed and bewildered
vi h astonishment, men saw him arrest
cd and put to death with torture, re-
fused steadt;lstly to use in his own behalf
the power he conceived he held for the
benefit of others. 1t was the combin-
alton of self.sacriticc and greatness which
won their hearts, the mighty powers
held under Il mighty control, the un-
speakable ccndescenSion,. the Gross 0J
Christ. < And when we
have investigated the character Of
Christ's legislation, we shall find that the
great self-denial of his life, besides being
Il means of introducing his legislation,
was the greatest ofall illustrations of the
spirit of that legislation. The kind OF
life he prescribes to his followers he ex-
emplifed III his own person in the most
striking way, by dedicating all his extra
ordinary powers to benehcent uses only,
and deliberately placing himself, for all
purposes of hostility and selt-defense on
i level with the weakest.-Ecce Homo.
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PARALYs1s.-An exchange states that
a lady of Fauquier county, Va, was
paralyzed few days ago from exces-.
sive use of fhair dye containing sugar of
lead"
Paralysis has been so frequent of late
that we have wondered whether these
hair dies and hair washes were not of
ten accountable for the mischief Lead
and nitrate of silver are the bases of
nearly all of the compounds for restor7
ing the color of the hair-the lead and
silver, combined with sulphur, or even
with the sulphur which is being con-
tinually evolved from the hair itself,
producing a black dye.
Lead, especially, is SO subtle poison
that man may use it for years without
anv apparent i'll effects, and suddenly
find that he is injured for life. Better
BY far to leave the-hair and beard grow
white than incur the danger of impaired
eyesight or hearing, or of a sudden
stroke of paralysis.
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TRUE STORY OF MACBETH-The Gal
a1y, in it's Ne6otlCe, gives the following
bit of literary information ''It is not
generally known, we believe that the
story or history on which Shakespeare
founded Macbeth, mentions Lady Mac
beth, as the wife of Duncan. The Tnane
of Cawdor was frequent visitor to the
castle of Duncan; and, as he was a brave
soldier and gallant and interesting gen..
tlemen for that time, she fell in love
with him. After long intrigue, she
planned her lords murder, of whom she
had grown to hate; inspired Macbeth
with her idea by appealing to his ambi-
ton and passion, and so urged him to
the bloody deed, in which she assisted.
Such plot howeve, would have been too
much like hamlet, already written and
produced upon the stage; and Shakes
peare, who was more an artist than has
ever been shown, altered the original
story for the sake of variety to suit his
own purpose.
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LAKE SHORE ROAD ELECTIoN-At a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Cleveland
Painesville & Ashtabula X. X. Co, held III
Cleveland June 10, 1868, the following named
gentlemen were chosen as Directors for the en-
suing year: r., d
A. Stone Jr., #. NJ Kelley, S. Witt, Geo; b
Ely. H. B. Payne, VIM. Collins, }. W. wet
more, Samuel J. Randall, Charles +. WOOD
Henry E. Parsons, Henry Rawls, j. IL. WADE
and j. ii. DevereuX. -. 81
The only change made was the electon o y
Mr. Rowls vice Hon. James Mills, deceased, o.
Girard, Pa, and J. II. Wade vice b. N. Gll
bert. deceased, Utica, n. \. The STOCK Wa'
Al the subsequent meeting Of the Directors
the following officers were elected:
Pyesideat-A Stone, Jr.
! Vie Presdeat-J. Ii. DevereuX.
Secretary and 7feasureI--Geo. b. Ely;
i$sisilat Treasurer and RegisteT-N. Bartlett
lSfpelfntsndaRt-H. Nottingham.
Aaelitoy-W f. Staunton.
E.sqiaeey'-Charles Collins
| Ptgaaster-C S. Hobbs. +....