davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01

"A member Of the State Board Of
equalization will be Elected this fall in
each Senatorial District. For this Dis
trict the Republicans have nominated
Andrew Kilgore Of Pike county, and
the Democrats have nominated w r.
Washam Of jackson.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01

The first Salt ever made in the State
of Ohio, was made where the town of
Jackson is now located. The Marietta
Register gives the fullest account of the
matter which we have seen lately. The
following is the account given by the
Re0iSter:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01

Several Jackson county delegates bolted tho
nomination OF land-grabber Wilson, for Con-
gress, at Portsmouth,-7Ch ChiNtcothe Advertiser,
Please give us the names of those
delegates. We were at the convention
aud we assert that not a single man
who was sent asa delegate from Jack
son county bolted, or gave any intima-
ton of desire to bolt.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01
DivOrce NOtice.

Christopher Mangan, whose placeof reside nee
Is unknown, is hereby notified that Frances
ManRan did, on the 2Sth day of July, A.D., 1870,
file her petition in the ONCE ofthe Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of jackson and State of Ohio charging
cruelty, and with gross neglect Of duty toward
said petitioner, and asking that she, may be di:
vorced from the said Christopher Mangan, and
nor children Of said marriage. Said petition
will stand for hearing at the next term OF said
Court. FINANCES MANSAaH'
July &C. lsT0--ew
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sabbath School
CELEBRATION

There will be Sabbath School Celebration in
the grove near Centreville, on
Saturday, September ~, 1S7O.
Rev. Mr.. Rife, of Rodney, will address the ReO-A
pie. Everybody is invited.
By order of Committee. -
Sen I-3w ED,J EVANS
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01
Republican County Ticket.
Only 20 Cents.
The Standard will be sent to subscri-
bers until after the election for 20 ceuts
War News.

The Prussians are-within three days
march ofParis. There is report that
another great battle has been fought,
but there is nothing definite about it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01
MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS.


Separate pamphlets for each county, contain
ing an official financial statement and full in
formation, sent on application. Information
cheerfully and promptly furnished by letter or
wire. Bonds delivered free on line Of any exs
press route. Any bonds sold by us with cOu"
pons payable at points outside Of New York city,
will be collected and remitted for, free Of all
charges. Address
SAM'L A. GAYLORD & CO.,
stock and Bond Brokers, 81. Louis, Mo
Sept 1,T0-lm
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01

Hon. Samuel Shellabarger has been
nominated for Congress inthe 7th Co
lumbus) District.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01
Notice.

The members Of the jackson county Teachers
Association are requested to meet at the Court
House, on Wednesday, September 9, 1870 AZ
O'clock for the purpose of electing officers LOT Lhc
next year. By order Of Elk. COMMITTEE
IL. ID. MACkLENi OhhiEihaa'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01

BuclSinghans Dye foul Rhisker's-pri 50 |
cts. Manufactured by e d q Co., Nashua
Nh. W
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-01
An Odd GeniuS,

Walter c. Hood Esq, editor of the
Marietta Times, copies our Personal
Recollectious of A, II, Samson, and
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-17
LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUSv!LLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICrN1
Tf--STEpllEN A.O0t. Oiice, HamilIon's ,i"a,
store, address Titusvilo, Pa. Assistant, John Van
SERVER. gt "a ~ van
TlrusvnLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICrNJ,
TY-ll. II. THOMAS. Olice-, and address. Mn
zion House, 1itusyilc, Pa. -.'''l'
4. .ssIfAktnplta AND VlCINITY-GEORGE IN
I'm. Office, Shamburg residence, Titusvilir IN
Assistant. A A. Vest. :, 4 IT,
ENTERPRISE Ii.EAS WILLIE Rp,N
FARM AND PlrlICiI 4; " WnN
NLlET Office and address, C,nos, uousc pi.aa
anlyil'c Assistant, II. c. VI unt;ngtop ''"'
TIDlOUr. AND WEST tuTKORY-CUAu
CLARK Office aud address Exnress Oilice Ti,Ii
Quite Pa. Assistant, f. T. paariiisIev N'ui
PETROLEUM CENTRE ATD VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Office and adJress p.trolenm a.,
va, ~, IL DO A,siS'Iii,, CiIt US y, Blackford
on Oh are.t and 1p rIerrv RMS and District lying
McC,lintmI,~iiinN NJE TN, from Story. Fam 10
arr Enrn, pa As,;",nDStoAuNDEkS. address,
Charles Cnciron 'ssI'n s,'J s. Luther b. SAUNDERS
MoCSLisToCkViiLE, OH. cry AND RENO
Assistaus' A. Mead d'''oss' oll City or Reno, Pa
P p,t ANKLIN, Nj ALONG THE ALLEGHENY MY
HSH Sci1,,ni nWiLDEk Office and address FraniI;n -,
I,SnIM,H SSnInH 'ASS, FOSTER FARM & PA1KEt,S
mnIND3iiNH-RloiiARD IN w. REDFfpI'nn' nnno hnIo
n a n .iuui' IS Strnb.riss, Ia Assistant n w IL
'1,hunu, ~ IN nudnss kmlenton, Pa ~ " A'i
cnnW' NihdlNlA-C ID. ANGEL and n, II
WIN AulIcss larleisbprg, We1 Vir.;ni, 4.
Mo"rits Petroleum TOrprJn
May'-dly
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-17
CAUTION.

L The public y cautioned egalils, employing, nm,
D the resuiariy authorized Agents Of the Conna
Torpedo ad ali explosive materials for oil wall" liz
and tho use OF such materials by other parteS ~
direct inliinsonent OF Their rights. Any parties ,,,'
dealt with A6esydhS to law, and as acting yii,,I
aeasarrE'$ay in dehnrespt nrsan the decision,
The Company have re Organzc,l their bus;pos j
with view to accommodate Oil Men in every ',,o y,
of the OIL Region. They have cmpioy,sf lii; no.
efficient Agents and ASSISTANTS that can be uroc,,i
for the business Each Torpedo Is, lhfs1e,l Win
dio af patents, together with tue prcr of The T
pedo, and signed by an-Dfhcsr .tif tho Comnnnv a.
every Operator Wishing a Torpedo may knuw i,Y IY
priCesnd whesfer it clmts ffonl oar oillcs '" ITO
Operators will confer favor by reDorljpo m H.; ,
Office any'hee scaic, Of Agents. 20 W '''''
"a Tho following named persons have been annoi,,
of Pennsylvania and West Virginia. '''''-'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-17
l LLEGHENY vALLEYR.R

New line to BnfYilo through the OIL REGIONS.
JUNE Q, 1870.
oOiNa souTn
Oil City Franklip.g Parkcrs ar. Pitts,
Mail, 9,Oau 9,55nm 1880 IN G,mpni
nay Exp, 2Mpm asp IN 4a5p pm s8pm
Night Ex, 9,9O Op M 1eo6pm. l,OOam IOOa m
GOING EoRSr.
Day Exp -. nj nsssm fLaSIirli i,sGpm 'iS asopG r
Way Pas'r9,D IN A23rm $50 pm 7,t5 pm
Night Ex, 800 p mt BOO am 5,5oam G,SOa m
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Nigh.
Express trains both ways between iitsburgh and
Cory.
j. J. LAWRENCE, Gen. Sup,.
Tnos NJ. King. asst supl. vss
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-17

NSrEwrhe passage referred to by Judge Gricr l.,
aridsbio to this ease was as follows: IoptsS" As
~ - usually the case, when any val,,alle IL.
cry IL made, or any new machine 1f ,r"s ~ Hscos'
!nveMed, ttAt thc attention of tho n,;iic M ~
turned 70 that subject previously, and tbat & ,oY
persons havc been making researches and x's'y
meoss fhl0sOpers and fschanicinns ,no,, H H. ~
ID some measure anticipated in their sn'c,;,,one i"ne
shuvn; hlany ear crucnts 6ayo beon sncc. ssr e.
desired result TlEy havd prdnneds a,; 'TJtt 1i me
ncai: The invention when perfected NAV i.1,, yu"S IT,
eald 10 DC the eliminating point of ,da1yv 10y .s ~
men 8, not only by the inventor bnf nv , III
ors. ne may have profted indifCcfiyIbv tho sn U,n
Cs'su ckperiinenfs and failures OF oibcrs Lm, I,
Ewes .ien no rlght to claim share Of the bc n"r s
speculation hs been reducrd to nr,c,icc ~ y when
perineut has resulted IN discovery and ,vh & ta
uscovery has been perfect, by patient ana con,
ueu eXperimentS, when soIau new cnn,,sor, sph'u
manIactre, or machine has been 1bI1p nroaE aiE
winch Is useful to the public that the nar,, m,;
Ria!Aic beneG,ct0r md .,,t,t,,. ~
Atd yet when genius and patient nersevpnrn, pu,it
nave nave at length succeeded, in spite of sneers and
seian, sInle 9Rls lay entQn tsco"ery, how
Of the hondr, ~ffc specuiaos. s,vinr,cs, 'oos @ hp
rates ROD him OF the profits Every un,nccn cna E
eAperlmentcr who did or did or did not c'
near making d discovery now claims n Er.''iy Wy
WHO can Invent an Improvement or vary II. - A
ciaims right To pirate the original diseoycrv W.
heeu not summons Morse, Or blanchard or wo"J
m 70 prove that this is tho usual history AZ 81
ry Srral discovery or invention, '' o'o
III 1oas tsi'fs csyt SS e III II
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-17

thanking orr friends for their liberal patronage
III the past, VIC shall use our best Efforts TO merit
ID cULllLuaGcG' March l'tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01
GENERAL NEW S.
Clapp & North have them.

American girls are quoted as flirting too
much in Paris.
Alexander II. II. Stuart is named as the
next conservative candidate for Governor of
Virginia.
Cedar county, Iowa, submits the question
of total prohibition to the people this fall
Alton, Illinois, claims that it manufactures
the clearest and best glass made in the United
States.
humorous colored man lectured the 9TH
err evening in indianapolis, on the subject ;
1.-THE white element in our midst"
Discoveries of bones at Sioux city, Iowa,
| indicate that the aboriginal residents in that
locality were all eight feet high.
The Diocesan Council of the Episcopal
Church in Wisconsin have increased the sal
airy of Bishop Armitage to $4,000.
At one of the examinations in Kalamazoo
Michigan, recently, colored girl "spelled
down" her whole class and received the hon
ors.
"A trout WAS Caught III iIhhC w
that measured thirty -four inches from tip t.
tip, and twenty nine and a half pounds.
While digging well in Dekalb county
Indiana, a few days ago Joseph Atwater dug
up $3.50 worth of old silverware fifteen feet
below the surface
! District savings banks, open to all classes,
are about to be established by the Govern
ment of India. The rate of interest to be
allowed on deposits has been fixed at 81 per
cent
The last of the Appropriation bills is be-
fore the House, and we begin to see the end
CT the session.
The Crawford county system of making
nominations is becoming national. recent
county convention in Mankato, Minnesota,
declared in favor of it, ard it will no doubt
be adopted.
The following is a veritable transcript from
the record of will admitted to probate in
! the State of New York: 81 bequeath my
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01
TERMS OF SALE AND SURRENDhh
or THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

The following resolves were circulated
in the democratic convention at Portland
on Tuesday, and state the terms OF sale
and surrender of the democratic party.
They propose to disorganize, abandon,
sell and convey the old democratic party
to the highest bidder. Sale to take place
August 10th, at Bangor:
Whereas, The highest mission of a patriot
ic political party must ever be to attain the
ends demanded by the general welfare OF the
people at whatever sacrifice of individual
opinions it may cost; and
Whereas. The Democratic Party of Maine
in Convention assembled. approaching the
craftsmanship, wisdom, and efficiency OF the
Honorable Joshua l.. Chamberlain. exhibited
in the Executive Council of this State tor
four years last past, in continuation OF IKE
attributes, adorned with unsurpassed courage
upon the field of battle, profoundly regret
that a portion of his political supporters here
tofore, have in fealiy to mere party purposes,
and in disregard of the best interests OF the
State, refused to re-nominate him for re- cleo
ton to the office of Governor, but have Sc
lected a nominee of far inferior grade In IN
tellcctual endowment, rs also in meritorlous
public services; and
Whereas. this Convention does not feel
authorized to use Gov. Chamberlan's name as
its party candidate for his continuance IL the
office of Governor, but is at liberty to omit
such a nomination for that Office the current
year, and to cordially recommend his support
to all patriotic, merit loving voters IN the
State irrespective of party, and as Just ex-
preston of the peoples high appreciation of
the man. as General in the field, and as chief
n ;,,{ rnpnpii
Therefore, Resolved, That this Convention
omit to make any nomination for the office OF
Governor the coming year
Resolved, That we recommend the voters
of Maine to unitedly support JosHuA l..
CHAMBERLAIN at the polls in September next
for the Office of Governor.
Resolved, That abiding by all the hereto
fore expressed principles and opinions OF the
Democratic Party of Maine that are still open
to controversy, we earnestly advise the sup
port of every Town and County nomination
that has beon or shall be made by the party
for offices to be filled at the approaching
September election.
Resolved, That this Convention do now
adjourn without day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01

was expressed that the wheat harvest would
be injured badly, but it has been put in shock
in good order, and fine yield is the report
from all quarters of the State. Your welcome
paper at the mission house is reminder OF
incidents, and the usual routine of affairs in
Kennebec. The school ma'ams from Maine
(than whom there are none better, will soon
close their faithful labors and Join their
friends with the reward of well done" The
election in Richmond on the Goth of the eth
month passed of quietly though there was
much feeling and hard labor to secure the
over confident, and when the polls closed nj
night large crowd assembled in front OF
Erysons, cheering him vociftrously, also
going to Cahoon's and giving him some la
mentablc groans. This was while the bal
lots were being counted; but in the morning
all the democratic papers came out owning
their defeat and chagrin, declaring 1t the fair
est election ever held. The majority for the
republican ticket was $50, and all are agreed
that with a fair vote on the republican side,
it would have been 1900. The frauds and in
Limitations were all on the democratic side
vet they were fairly beaten, but notwithstand-
ing all this, one of the boxes containing about
800 republican majority, while being conveyed
10 the clerks office was Knocked TO pieces
and the ballots scattered in the streets. Then
commissioners counted that out and enough
other votes to give the certificates OF cleo
ton TO the democratic candidates. o3iging
the republicans to appeal TO the court for
redress. The case was being argued before
the Judge yesterday when left.
is confidently expected the judge viii
right the great wrong which was attempted
to be perpetrated. If he should not do it, l
fear the consequences will prove serious, as
the feelings of the people arevery high upon
the subject To farther show their animus
they have Cahoon indited on an alleged forg-
ery case which they say occurred several
wears ago. and which nobody believes has
any foundation, or truth in it, but such is
their luminosity against him, or rather desire
to get rid of him that they would willingly
have him condemned wrongtully to secure
that end 1t is political persecution in the
extreme The Legislatures are also doing
their dirty work in passing very obnoxious
laws.
This State may be set down as thoroughly
republican when the people have a chance to
speak again. They are now fully supplied
with false republicanism.
Allow me to congratulate you upon having
nominated so able and worthy man as your
next Governor. You are fully aware OF my
weakness in being prolix, so trust you will
pardon your friend,
SAMUEL II. JONES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01

body to the grave, my soul to its Maker, and
the remainder of my property to my wife,.
Australia having now consented to the sup
preston of tolls on the Elbe, nothing further
remains to be done than to fix the time at
which the navigation of the great stream shall
be completely free.
A mail telegram from Pesth says that trial
which will be one of the most gigantic on rec
ord is about to take place in Hungary. The
accused are brigands, 800 in number, and it
is expected that 200 of themwill be condemn
ed to death.
The first grand annual fair of the cotton
States. under the auspices of the Mechanics
and Agricultural Fair Association of Augusta,
Ga, will commence on Tuesday, the 25th of
October, and continue five days.
Two strangers recently stayed at farmers
house at Grundy Center, Iowa. The next
morning one hired the farmer to take him to
Steamboat Rock. During his absence the
other IAN away with his wife and children.
At a balloon ascension in Illinois, man
ground, and was carried skyward by the heels
his head hanging downward. He managed
to extricate himself from his perilous posi-
ton and climb into the basket,
In view of steamboats, and telegraph in
the Holy Land, a Paris paper asks "How
long will it be before cotton factory is es-
tablished on the banks of the Jordan, and the
echoes of the hills of Palestine awakened by
the shrill whistle of the iron horse?"
The people of the South are mauifesting a
lively interest in the establishment OF cotton
manufactures. Experimental establishments
of the kind started in Georgia haye prospered
so well that it is proposed to build many
others.
On Saturday four million pounds of ice
were dealt out from the carts in New York,
exceeding any previous recorded days sale.
Spotted Tails ''favorite' wife died the day
before he returned home, and he is inconsol-
able. He buried with her all the presents he
had received in Washington, and threatened
to sacrifice his horses.
The Manufacturer and Builder gives the
following directions for simple tiltcrto puri-
fy cistern water Place on the perforated bot
tom of box a piece Of flannel, and on this
some coarsely- powdered charcoal. then coarse
stone broken into small pieces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01
POLITICAL.

Mr.. Lynch's nomination in the first district
is gratifying to his friends. Those opposed
made stubborn fight but will no doubt be
governed by the result.
clamation for Congress in the second district
convention. Mr.. Morrill,, the present incum-
bent, withdrew and left clear field for his
successor. Mr.. Frye will be handsomely
gress,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Harper & Brothers publish a new edition
of the '!Sermons Preached at Brighton by
the late Rev. Frederick w. Robertson, the
Incumbent of Trinity Chapel These SER
mons have attained distinction among min
listers and the pious minded of their congre-
cations seldom accorded to such works. The
deep piety and fervor of the author are mark
ed on every page. No passage of Scripture
is touched but it is Illuminated. While the
transfer. reader can enjoy the page, the pro-
fessor can ponder over it and get instruction
These are not sermons as delivered, but re-
collections of sermons which had been utter
ed, and afterwards written out. Only one of
these sermons saw the light in his lifetime
He had no ambition to preserve them. and
took no pains to do so, but others have done
the task and accomplished good work.
Clapp & North have the volume for sale.
Harper Brothers have published in hand
some cloth binding, ''Miss Van kortland,
novel, by the author of "My Daughter
Elnor" This interesting volume is now in
neat and convenient shape for the library.
Those who have read it in cheaper form will
be pleased to obtain it for preservation.
Clapp & North have it.
The Harper's also issue in paper covers
for their Library Of Select Novels" Gwen
doline's Harvest" and "Stern Necessity"
These lively tales afford excitement for the
passing hour, and may 20 to the woods, the
mountain or seaside as companions with little
trouble or expense.
Clapp & North have them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01

We learn from the Pennington Chronicle
that W. Morrison, Esq, of Chesterville, met
with a severe accident while at work in the
woods last Wednesday. Having felled a
large pine he stepped along the trunk to trim
off the branches, and in so-doing cut off a
small saplng which had been bent under the
pine in falling, the released portion flying
back and striking him in his left temple. The
wound bled profnsely, and injured his skull
bone, but was not a dangerous one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01

At Harvard College on Wednesday the
Maine boys who graduated were Chas. F.
Woodland and NJ. NJ. Weston of Bangor and
C. C. Sheldon of Waterville. Edward w.
Fox of Portland took the degrees of Master of
Arts in course and of Bachelor of Laws. The
oldest living graduate is Samuel TEACHER, of
Bangor, of the class f-1793.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01
LETTER FROM VIRGINIA.
NORFOLK, VA, 9th mo. 25th, lS7

NORFOLK, VA, 9th mo- 25th, 1870.
To the Editor Of the Journal;
We are having fine, hot weather for few
days past, under an almost vertical sun, and
the mercury averaging about ninety. For
three weeks previous we were wonderfully
visited with the aqueous element, coming al
most daily in profuse showers. Much corn
was entirely ruined and much apprehension
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01

The Camden Herald says that during the
tempest last Monday week the lightning struck
a tree in the pasture of Capt. Elisha c. Pen
dleton, in Islesboro'. killing his mare. which
was near and destroying nest of fish hawks
in the top of the tree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-01
Domestic Nems.
The Masonic Celebration on Wednesday.

The parade Of Knights Templar at Bangor
Shortly after 10 o'clock the Communicates
consolidated and formed into a battalion.
The battalion was under the command Of Sir
r. W. Black of Trinity Commandery of Au-
gusta, Sir George Lancaster, OF 81. johns
Commandery, acting as Adjutant, and was
formed az follows:
Portland Commandery, K. T. No. Port
land Sir Stephen Berry L. G.; St John :
Commandery, X. T., No. 3, Bangor, Sir +.
f. Dillingham;, F. c.. Trinity Commandery.
X T.. No !, Augusta. Sir 4. ID. Knight Z. {. :;
ST.. Alban Commandery. X. T., No. (, Port
land Sir Chas NJ. Rice. f. c.; Claremont
Commandery, X, T. No. 9, Rockland, Sir L..
Weeks, T.. G.; De Molay Commandery, X.
T., No. 10, Skowhegan, Sir W. Il. q. Estes,
L. c.
The Portland, Haverhill. Thomaston, Show
hogan and Bangor Bands, and the Augusta
Drum Corps furnished music. After dress
parade. a review Of lines On the field, and a
marching review took palce. After the re-
view on inspection of arms took place. 1t is
said that no finer review of Knights Templar
ever occurred in Maine.
The Wing says among the pleasantest fea-
lures of the celebration in Bangor, were the
private receptions at the elegant esldcnces
of Mayor Prenliss, Hon. S. +. Hers y and
Silas Alden, Esq. Trinity Commadery Of
Augusta, and De Molay of Skowhegan, were
entertained by Gen. s. F. Hersey, who threw
open his delightful grounds and house fol
their comfort. Portland and ST. Alban Com
dence and charming grounds of Mayor Prem
tiss. Claremont Commandery were enter
tanned by Silas Alden, Esq, at his pleasant
residence on French street. Bountiful col
lations were furnished in all cases.