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MIDLAND BONDS !!
Seven Per Cent. Gold,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
ON THE
First Mortgage Bonds
Railroad in New York State.
THE
NeaC- YO7'E &c OSaCegO
Midland Rail Road !

Extends from New York City to the City OF oswego,
on Lake Ontario, distance of 400 miles, including
from Oswego. and regular trains running daily
Rapid progress is making in the balance the ine
and the entire work will be completed at the earliest
SAFETY OF THE BONDS.
There is no railroad bond offered upon the New
York market which 50 clearly combines the elements
OF INTEREST as this: in proof OF which assertion
the following simple Iaets ara presented: =
| from the City Of New York across the Northsrn
ssd F sns sEW saa
to the nearest port the great Lakes Is such that
itimust command la-ge through and local traffic
from the moment it is opened. The Routefrom New
and to Oswego forty Eve miles.
2. THE COST OF BUILDING THE ROAD
necessarily furnished BY stock subscription before
dollar is used from the OF honds since the i,sus
a'' soaBB 2sp f s sSs fEs
ORDER.
OYER %. ooo,oeo have already been paid in on
3. The mortgage bonds on every railroad running
out OF New York City axe good, ana interest IL
q. THE TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY OF
this great through route OF railway between the
will thus be only $500 900 per annum alter the whole
line Is completed. On the most IN, derate calcula-
NOS M%sr The average , EARNiNGS or A SINGLE
THE BATE OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cent. in gold. free OF
United States income tar. and this with gold 120
is equal 10 about Ia PER CENr.A YEAR. No
rational person could expect SAFE INVEST
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE to be offered
on more liberal terms than these. -rg u.s
THE BONDS. -1gd
The bonds have rs years to run; are issued in de-
nominations Of 900; bear Seven Per Cent. Inter-
est IN gold tree OF income tax; Coupon Regis
tered, with interest, payable semi-annualy In New
York, on the LIST of January and LIST of July.
PRICE. PAR AND ACCRUED IN.
TEREST.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C., may be had on appI-
cation. p a.4 IA
1O2 State street, Bssasn.-g
GEORGE OPDYKE & co,
Bankers, NO...25i Nassau-st,
noc1d6w1v N..t.F
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Brief JOfiinxs.


A new musical club, numbering some forty
four members, all male voices, has been formed
and named the Cartons" The officers are
John E. Shaw, Conductor; VIM. Ross, Jr.,
Secretary: F. w. Neal, f. H. Cloyes and B.
W. Hayes, General Committee.
The Directors Of the Portland Athepmum
met in the Aldermen room, at the CITY Build
Ing, on Saturday afternoon and elected Hon.
Nathan Webb Secretary and Treasurer.
1t is said that the celebrated Russian vocal
ISIS will visit the city this week.
element e. Staples, Esq, of Cape Elizabeth,
mas been appointed Justice of the Peace and
quorum for Cumberland county by Governor
Chamberlain.
The iron buoy on Trundy's reef was washed
away IN the late storm. 1t has been recovered
and will soon be replaced
Inc snow is fast melting under the warm
rays OF the sun. Congress street was alive
Win sleighs on Saturday afternoon, as many
were afraid that if they did not take advantage
OF the sleighing then they would not get anoth-
er opportunity. Sunday was very warm and
Sprlng'lke, and was especially appropriate for
the first day of Spring, the 10th of March be.
Ing 80 considered in this latitude
The vernal equinox occurred Yesterday. the
sun crossing the line at 48 minutes past 2
o'clock.
We learn from a correspondent that the
mothers and daughters of one of the ME-
Societies at Cape Elizabeth recently gave an
entertainment at Ocean House Hall, where.
dressed in the costume of the olden time, they
served up substantial antiquarian supper
and realized sos for the benefit of the pastor
Rev. s. v. Gerry.
The following patents have been issued the
past week to Maine inventors: james 81. But
Ter, OF Hampden, for machine for saving latb.
antedated March 1, 1870; Royal J. Cushing, of
Bowdoinham, for wise; Hatherly Spear, Of
Oape Elizabeth, for combined current wheel
and condensing engine.
Consul Murray will give reading in Saco
on wednesday evening next for the benefit of
the Episcopal Church in that city.
The police were active yesterday looking
after the boys engaged in snowballing and sew
eral were arrested.
Tonight is the last night of Gee & Harm
denis dancing school,
The great Logrenia, with his cats, birds and
gift furniture is going to open at the Portland
Theatre on Thursday night.
1t is suggested that the snow should be
cleared from the sidewalks around the Park.
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TENNESSEE,
THE STATE PRONOUNCED QUIET.

NASHVILLE, March Dat meeting OF the
citizens to-day, the Mayor presiding, resolu-
tons were adopted that quiet prevailed in the
state and deprecated interference by the fed
eral Government.
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VIRGINIA.

The Conflict of Authority at Rich.
mOnd.
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PoLIcE.-Last night officer SWEET was called
on to arrest Peter DAILY and Peter Seaman,
who were kicking up muss in the house of
Mrs. White, on Washington street. He at
tempted to secure Daily who showed fight,
knocking the officer down twice, and then es-
capped. Other officers were called, who found
DAILY under bed at Mrs. Rafter's Seaman
was afterwards ARE sted.
Officers Decelle and Grbben heard loud cries
of murder about ii o'cock last night, and fol-
lowed the direction of the cutlery to the house
on York street, near High, occupied by one
McQuade, where free family fight was going
on. Patrick, one of the sons, was taken to the
lookup, having been pretty thoroughly cut
and bruised by his earnest and impassionei
rn1afivas
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ENTERTAINM ExTs,
GRAND RAIL-
THE
'PortlandBan
viii give Ball at
CITY HALL,
Friday Evening, March %.
Music by the full PorsIaad Band.
Orchestra OF TWENTY PIECES, producing the
latest and best music of the most celebrated COM
posers Of dance music. making this the Grand Bal
Of the season.
Tickets 30 cts. to be obtained at Pane's Music
Store and at the door,
Dancing to commence at o'clock. mr2idtd

Coming Again
Portland Theatre !
Five Nights only, commeucinx Thursday.
March -.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, children Is
cents. Every child receives present.
THE GREAT LOGRENIA, The ROYAL CoNJU-
RoR and his European Troupe Of Trained Birds;
Canaries, Java Sparrows, Paroquetts, White Mice
and Russian Cats, together with his POPULAR
PRESENTATION FESTIVALS.
900 Elegant Presents all useful and val
liable, including Elegant Cham-
Der Set Of Eurniture, u unti Case silver
watch, and Ten Dollar Gold. Piece gwen
10 the audience each and every night upon his i'm
partial plan which gave such universal satisfaction
on his last visit here,
Admission, Gallery 25 cts, with one gift envelope;
Parquett % cts. with two envelopes; Children 25
ceives present.
Doors open at Z, commence at o'clock,
distribution OF presents at o 80.
Matinee open at 1 1-2 commence al Q 10 o'cloek
mr21 2w
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umoccupied Sands,

MIR. EDiToR:-I was pleased to see in your
paper of Friday last, the very pertinent ques-
tons propounded by Taxpayer" in refer
ence to the disproportionate manner of tax
ing unoccupied lands in this city, which has
been in vogue for years past. This is matter
that has been permitted already too long to
escape the attention Of the proper authorities;
and now, as we are on the eve of new valu-
ton, no more fitting time can possibly occur
for agitating the subject, and thus secure for
it that consideration which its Importance de-
mands. 1t is undoubtedly true, as the writer
states, that quite large amount of such land
held by its owners in this city at very high
prices, has never been taxed in conformity
with the requirements of the law for ASSESSING
taxes; and indeed, in many instances, lots Of
valuable land have been almost entirely
to my memory as l write A few wears
since on looking over our "Valuatiop
BOOKS, IN the presence of the Assessors, INV
attention was arrested by an entry of a par
eel OF land on Vaughan Street, at valuation
of $500! l suggested to the Board that there
must be some mistake in this matter: that
TINS must be very much undervaued; but as
the Assessors were totally unable to impart
any information in regard to it, it became my
duty at that time to inform myself in regard
to this case. On investigation ] soon learned
that this lot of land which had been taxed for
years on valuation of three hundred dollars
contained some $4,000 feet of land, and EN-.
braced three of the usual sized building lots in
a plan of the land in that vicinity, viz: 60 by
100 feet, each, and very prominently and pleas
antly located. That gear these lots ,oere taxed
upon yaluation of fifteen hundred doHarswfve
hundred eaah, and the owner did not complain
OF Excessive taxation" but he did inform the
writer, soon after, that he had sold the same
land for little rising three thousand dollars in
cash, aud the reasons he gave for selling, at
the time he did, were that he found it for his
interest to do so, since the assessors had ta1ed
it in proportion to its value!
This is fact which the city records will
show should this statement be questioned,
and 1 doubt not, Mr.. Editor, that there are
many other cases of similar character which
might be pointed out, and where, too, land is
held at exorbitant prices, being but nominally
taxed, which would be offered for building
purposes, at reasonable prices, if fair and
proper valuation should be put upon it for
taxation. So, too, would our taxes be more
equally assessed, and hence the burden more
cheer fu1l v horne ANOTHER TAXPAYER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES.

MENU SECURITIES.
No.6NAssAU TREET, NEw-YoRK.
February 18th, 1870.
INTERCHANGEABLE success, which attended our nego-
uation Of the Loans of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL-
Road COMPANY, and the popularity and CT
winch these Loans have maintained in the markets,
both in this country and Europe, have shown tina
the First Mortgage Bonds of wiselylocated and hon
oraoly'managed Railroads are promptly recognized
and readily taken as the most suitable safe and adj.
vantageous form of investment yielding more lib.
eral income than can hereafter be derived from
Government Bonds, and available to take their
place.
Assured that, In the selection and negotiation of
superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting a great
public want, and rendering a valuable service
both to the holders Of Capital and to those great
National works Of internal improvement whose in
trnsc merit and substantial character entitle them
to the use of Capital and the confidence of investors
we now offer with special confidence and satsfac.
ton the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
~
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| PORTLAND DRIVING CLUB.-We understand
that there is project entertained by num-
Der of gentlemen in this city to establish a
Driving Club Portland has long been cele-
brated for her many beautiful drives, no one
of which possesses more attraction in the sum-
mer season than what is known as the shore
road, which gracefully winding along the shore
of Cape Elizabeth, and passing Cape Cottage,
presents an ever varying view of the broad At
lantic on the one side and pine crowned bill
and fertile vale on the other. Upon this shore
road within the past few years have arisen the
most neat villas of several of our wealthy citi.
gems, who, during the summer months, find,
within few miles of their business, all the
comforts and enjoyment of a seaside resort
without the Inconvenience and expense that
usually attend upon hotels at fashionable wa
tering places.
1t is proposed by the gentlemen aforesaid to
buy or hire one of these villas between Cape
Elizabeth bridge and Cape Cottage, and thith-
er on pleasant afternoons in the summer gay
and fashionable assemblage will repair in their
elegant turnouts and discuss ices and the cur
rent topics of the day while they listen to the
long roll of the surf and watch the breakers
dash against the cliffs throwing on high their
clouds of foam; or, during early evening, pace
the sands flooded with the silver radiance of
an August moon and note the play of the moon
beams upon the water, and the shadowy forms
of the coasters as like phantom craft they glide
into view or pass from sight
Portland has never yet possessed specially
fashionable drives like other cities, and judy
ing from the favor with which the project has
been received, we may next summer expect to
see the Club fairly organized and in the full
tide Of successful operation.
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ILLINOIS.

Judge Carleton, of Alabama, was murdered
at Decatur Tuesday night.
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He Is SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS
SUSPENSION!
nsOIence TO Minister De Long.

Indignation Of American Residents
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

The Case of Captain Eyre.
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Recovery Of Capt. Williams Body.
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P. S.-We have issued pamphlets tcontaining full
particulars, statistical details, maps, etc, which will
be furnished upon application.
Va buy and sell Government Bonds, and re-
ceVe inc accounts OF Ba1 Banker >, Corporations
subject to CD eek at sight, and allow in
ssress on daily hslanys. Ipb22d&w3mis
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Persecution of Christians in Japan.

JEALOUSY OF FOREIGNRRs.
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ruB oUxslSrrsE DISPUTE.
DIR. Csrnechsr's Report 70 the Board Of
Hesith-Thc city In Danger from small
Psx ana yellow Pever-vete Of Conf

DIR. Carpechsp's Report 20 the Board Of
Besith-Thc city IN Danger frem SMALL
PEG ana yellow Fcver-vete Of Conf
deuce in Dv. Csrpechaa.
DIR. Csrnochsn laid before the Board Of Health
at their meeting reserday bis report In reference to
vessels detained in Quarantine. From this it ap
pears that from Aprill fourteen vessels with small
pox had arrived with H. $50 persons on board 100
Of whom have been vsccinsted In Quaranipc.
During the sumo period taenly-tvo vessels arrived
with cases OF yellow fever. Many Of these coming
tila,ion and allowed to proceed but from the lat TO
June vessels IRON iatocied ports we're detained In
Lower Quaran sire, The wisdom OF this IL shovn
by tie TACT that there have been cases of yellow
fever on these latter vessels, some OF which have
proved htsl; ard but for this precantOn these
cases would have occurred IN the city. Since the
beginning OF the year yellow fever has been
more or less prevalent at West India ports, and at
Rio Jancro It has been unusually malignant. No
clean bills Of health have been received from llava-
ma since early In May anl 81. Jago. Pnrt-au Prince,
and Oonaives have nlao been seriously In ected.
Only those vessels arriving irom Havana. Port-au-
Prince, and Rio Janeiro are required TO discharge
cargo by ligltess under Quarantine.
DIR. Carnoehan aDpends TO his report list OF ar
rivals fr m Rio Janeiro ana Portaufrince, to show
that the vessels from these ports cinnot be brought
to the wharves of the city with due regard TO the
health OF the community. From this " appears that
ont oi three. CURTIS OF the vessels which have ar
rived from Rio Janeiro three had cases OF yellow
fever board during the voyage, and the remainder
lett men behind sufering from tho disease. Out Of
sir vessels from Port Prince, four had Of
yellow fever during the voyage, aud two While In
that port After hearing the report. vote ~ conf
dence In DR.. Carnochan was pasaed by the Board.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH,

New Hampshire's Legislature closes July g.
The report OF the Georgia cotton crop is unfavor
able
Hugh Brenner fell from a scaIold In Philadelphia
yesterday and was killed
Tie last rail of the Denver Pacific Railroad was
laid at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
John Scott jumped from third stOry window
10 Philadelphia yesterday and Was killed
The New Jersey Editorial Association passed
through Saratoga yesterday on their way TO Lake
George.
The Hon Robert $. Brown Of Jackson was elected
permanent President Of tho Vast virginia Repubicsn
Convention.
one hundred and fifty Cinnamon arrived In st
New orleans yesterday.
HSyti is flooded with counterfeit currency, manu-.
actured New iork Two OF the counterfoiters were
recently seized IN Portau'Prince
Kirk OF Tennessee, formerly In the service OF
stoned Colonel OF the Second Regment Of State iToops
Indians belonging to the Arapahoe and Cheyenne
tribes below the ARIA river are on the war path
white men killed.
The reunion Of the prnters OF Maine and New
HsPsnTS hxsa Tor }sly GA! Rye Beach The les
participate. w
In the Lower Branch Of the Connecticut Legisla.
Constitution, striking out the VOID white" failed 10
pass, wanting the requisite twothirds vote Tno vote
(Democrats), 10, '' "''
In the U.s. District Court. Philadelphia. the ap.
plcation OF the Ncolson Wood Pavement Company
nor patent ID EssSSt,, n j.. has been denied by By
with the city 10 The amount Of sSoSo A''' ''A'''"
s VIZ; y9. RSpuSissaa STATE
Rspubesns since the close OF the war, delivered
pssSa 81 10 g nS 70
uAA dona- theY would eooperste with the psrtI>
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a HAITIAN BANQUET.

Saget Hobnobbing with the English Minis
ter-British ProcIivity 10 Help Rebels Ap-
prccinted-victoria and Napoleon Toasted
PoRr-AU-PRIscR, juno l0.-A grand banquet
has been given by the haytans to the Hon. spen-
GER ST. John, the British Charge d. Afaires, on the
eve Of his departure for England. The ovation
was designed rs an expression OF gratitude for the
services rendered by Mr. st. John to the revou.
tionary party in their efforts to overthrow Sanave,
and a. a demonstration OF regard for the ma ion
whose representative he Is. President saget pre-.
sided at the banquet, and o toast to the Queen of
England and the Emperor OF the French " was
drunk in flowing bumpers OF champagne with tho
greatest enthusiasm. II Is significant that no allu
sion whatever was made TO the United States, for
which the Hnyiian powers that be have at present
no affection, owing to the the favor SHOWN by The
American Government to the unfortunate sAlLave.
The Hon. MIR. Bassett, the United States Minister
to Hayi was invited to the banquet but he excused
himself
Two OF the steamers purchased by the Salnave
government In tho United States have been sold at
suction, the Re e0ublque aud the Alexandra PetiUn.
The former brought 5000, and the latter .t5,90O,
gold.
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLEs.

Victoria will visit Ireland In September.
Exeter Hall goes In for prohibitory liquor law.
commemoration day in Oxford passed OF quietly.
Neufcnatel votes for the disunion OF Church and
State
Mr. Peee, who was Involved in the Boulton scau.
dal. rs dead,
Victoria gives State breakfast on Friday. on the
lawn Of windsor Castle.
Mr. Ashbury is negotiating for Liverpool pilot In
the coming Transatlantic voyage.
Two rigates and a corvette sailed frem Cadix ON
Tuesday Their destination II unknown.
NJ. de Lesseps, OF the SueZ canal, has arrived I'm
London. ana IL to be feted bv the corporation.
Don Hamilton FISH, the new Spanish AmerIcan
grandee is at pI resent the rcl-nng toast In Madrid
CASTELAR,. in bis speech In favor OF tho immediate
emancipation OF spanish slaves, quoted Lincolns proc
smston amid loud applause.
Consols closed at 92k for money, and 92xD92H
for the account. Fiva.twentes, 1861! sJ4; 1915 aaxt
iSl Ssk ren'forties. s7k. Brles iyk. Illinois Cen-
trails, llS.
At the Newcas le Tyne meeting yesterday the
Northumberland plate OF 800 soverelgns. added to .
handicap sweepstakes Of IS soyeregns each for three
ycAr,olfs and upward, was won by Mr.. Yorks b. o.
bennington, by Oxford. ont OF Polynesia. beating NJ
Walls h. Mysotis second and Mr. Lncoln's dder.
minister third The betting At the start 10 one
against the winner
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.
dge McCunn has sailed Tor ireland.

Judge McCunn has sailed Tor Ireland.
Prof. Charles +. Chandler has been appolnted
Chemist 70 TIE Board Of Health ut o. 900 per annun
The Hon. Wm. II. Upson has been renominated
trict OF Ohio.
- The degree of LID. was conferred upon the Hon.
Shalles toger OF New York, ~ the Commencement Mt
exercises In Rutgers College, Yesterday.
Prof. Gilman, OF Yale College has been elected
President. and Judge Field, of the United States su
Irene Court, Professor OF Law OF the University OF
California,
Mr.. aud Mrs J. Harper. S. B. Chittenden and
wife; H. T. Vorgnn and family, Madame PareDa Rosa
and her husband and the Rev john Boyan, sailed Tor
Europe yesterday.
dncti3n rto The mysteies OF Yachting BY organizing
gand union regatta AT GrCcnN lch, Conn, under the
auspices Of the Americas Club.
All rumors hnting that the anti-Erie dinner, re-
ported IN yesterdays SUN came from the pen Of the
Hon taieb Cushing Norve financial editor Of tue Inn
piOted Times are without foundation In fact
Dan Bryant called upon President Grant yester-
gave "Lltlle Mac an invitation TO drive his poniee
aud presented each Of his visitors with bouquet,
Among the passengers In the Scotia Yesterday
were Madame Parepa Rosa and her husband the Hon
Water Roche, Helty q; Picseting, of Boston, and
frlnkln Bartlett OF this city both OF The class OF 1863 at
Harvard,
TIE bill to facilitate tolegraphic communication
between the United States aud Belgium names as
: RoOf iSSRB Boo s BaISS fTsS eS
W. Briggs.
Messre. Alexander Hamilton. Jr., David Henry
IIagh John Jacob Astor. JI hobest J. Lylngston,
Bigeow. @m. 4, Bloisott, james A. scrymsei, Geo
@ hs n,s sGd w raT sna S%S are s corpora
The san Francisco Figaro, 10 the course OF com.
ton maSi be ~ least siItyny years old" a Fsris
SeeSs an epros rs Stanton no !. ia 20 ,hss
BY more lh.n ten years Bu: lhs mistake Is natural
and has done more In The ~"SiA
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

Manager drau announces " "Barbe Bleu = in Ter.
race Garden this afternoon.
The New York University commencement is the
event tins evening III the Grand Opera House.
The annual exhibition aud distribution OF the
takes place this afternoon
Washington Chapter, No. 2la X H. NJ, had an
excursion entertainment at Lion Park 10th ,treet
and Eighth avenue, yesterday.
The Independent Benevolent Union increased its
charitable fund by picnic mer night festival
IN Cremorne GaTaen yesterday.
The aged and nhrm Inmates OF the Baptist Home
sslon vll receive the benent OF the receipts from
strawberry festival given by the Society last evening
large number OF German citizens attended the
Stern Dhtrc. schuetken Corps festival yesterday al
Myrtle Avenue Psrk, The most successful mar ksinen
were apt John II Dercka, Capt, WandelL and Messrs
c }. Becknan and Ranch.
The Sunday School Of 81. Philips Church Mul.
berry street, gave musical and fruit entertainment
last evening at which Madame Kueber and her IrOu ne
sang, The audience was large. similar entertain
ment was given by the cndl en- OF the Abyssnian Bap
list ChufSi, IN WRyeIley place.
At the Sarier Institute CONNIE ncemeut ye.ter-
day the following named young gentlemen gradua.
tea Benjamin Arss ADAMS, Clifton Atkinson O. Iheo
dore Bllss Charles Brock, George Lamar Collins Ar
UT NJ Crawford, Edward II. roote, Frederick Gore
King George c. Kobbe, Charles r.. sexton, Edward
AnsIin Thompso = james Thompson, " William TIden,
john owen IuFnbull.