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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23

SENATOR DRAKE, of Missouri, hav-
ing accepted the appointment Of
Chief Justice Of the Court of Claims
at Washington, viii vacate his Sena-
torial seat. The vacancy will be the
occasion for a spirited contest in the
Missouri Legislature. and may re-
suit in the choice of Democratic
Senator, although it is not very
probable. The liberal and radical
Republicans have the power to con-
troll the election if they can unite,
and it is thought they will do SO,
and so heal the breach in the Repub-
lican ranks. Frank P. Blair is
named as the Democratic candidate,
while B. F. Town, J. F. Asper and J.
Benjamin are spoken of by the Re
publicans.
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accept unremunerative wages, it will
not take them any longer than it
did after 1888, to undo the great
wrong against themselves and rein
state a protective policy. But be-
fore they could do 1t much suffering
and want would occur, which wis
dom can prevent by their support o.
the Republican peliey.
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sHERIFF,S SALE
SH Elk II rs oALL'
Edgerton & Bro. flalhtH' Sandusky
p against -. ( Common Pleas.

e Fdgerton s Bro. Plaintiff, \ sandusIy
W Fs;i;na agnIHsT Defendant Common Pleas.
In pursuance of an order of sale issued from IL
Clerks Office Of the Coart Of Common Pleas o
Sandusky county, Ohio, on the 18th day OF Decem
ber IN. 1870 and to me directed in TIN above case
wiIlexpose to public sale, at the door of tn
Court-Bouse, in the city of Fremont, Ohio, on
Saturday, January, 7th, 4. ID. 1871
between the hours of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
and tour O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, thu
following Personal property tO-wit:
A certain frame building twelve by twenty-fou1
feet, standing on in-lot number one hundred ani
sixteen Ql6 In the city of Fremont, Sandusky
county and State of Ohio.
Terms of sale Cash.
Taken as the property of ]. W. Failing. defen'
dant to satisfy an order Of SALE in favor of Edger
ton & Bro, plaintiffs.
Given under my official signature; at the Sheriff!
office. in the city Of Fremont, in the County and
State aforesaid, this goth day Of Dec, A. D. 1870.
5l-52 A YOUNG, sheriff.
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TO Jane Tucker, Francis Tu ker, Alvia Tucker
Laura Ann Tucker and Josephine Tucker, whC
reside inthe State OF New York, and LOrain Smitl
Tucker, who resides in the State Of Kentucky
heirs at law of Thomas B. Tucker, deceased;
You are hereby notified that Nelson R. Tucker
administrator of Thomas b. Tucker, deceased
on the 26th day Of November, A d. 1870. fled hi.
petition in the Probate Court, within and for the
count, of Sandusky and State Of Ohio. alleging
that there is no personal property with viii b
to pay the debts and charges of administering the
estate OF said decedent that he died seized in fee
81 peof the following described real estate, stu.
ate IN the said county of Sandusky, to-wit: Twen-
ty acres ofof the north side Of the north half oi
the southeast quarter of section twenty-ni (29l
township five t5l, range thirteen (lSI.
Z That Hester Finek late the widow of said dere.
dent, is entitled to idower in said premises, and
Martha, Douglas, Jane. Frances, Alvia, Laura
Ann, Lorain Smith, Josephine, Nelson and AIDA
Tucker his heirs at law hold the next estate Of
inheritance therein. a.
The prayer of said petition is for the assignment
of dover to said Hester Finek, and for sale of
said premises, subject to such dover estate, for
he payment of the debts and charges as aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 26th day
of December, A d. 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, or as
soon thereafter es counsel can be heard.
NELSON R. TUCKER, Administrator
of the estate of Thomas B. Tucker, deceased.
November 26. 1870. p ~ 1851
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post.

In THE SANDER case tried last week
in Cleveland, Miss Rosa Benton OBJ
tanned q Judgment Of 1900 against
Randall P. Wade, late Of the firm OF
Hogan Il Wade. Itappears that Miss
Benton was in the employ of N. E.
Crittenden d Co., and in some way
became an object of censoriOus and
slanderous speaking, by the defend
ant. It is possible he may learn
wisdom from the past, and keep .
guard upon his tongue.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23

FRIEND BALsLEY Il see in the last Jour-
nal a short discussion on the utility of rail-
road. Please allow one word more.
No investment, involving the capital of a
railroad, can in any ordinary way, be connec-
ted with town or city, without benefting it.
For, if it be an intermediate point, and the
business mostly through business, then it
must have a depot, express ONCE, &c, which
add TO the business, and the taxes assessed on
a railroad through county are considerable.
If million of tons of freight pass through a
town, each day, and not pound is left in the
town, it is hard TO see how that fact could in
jure the town, especially should the road give
employment TO 90 or 100 men, in supplying
wood and water at such town. Take from
Fremont the c. q T. R. R., and shs would
soon be in sympathy with Milan. Put an
other line near her and her trade would be
divided with her rival. But the strongest OBJ
lection of Anti Rrailroad is the greatest srgu-
ment for the railroad That is: that a rail
road benefits farmers more than others"
Now if this be fact, go for the railroad heavy
for If you will build up the farmers, your
town is assured, in all agricultural counties,
the farming business is an index of the towns.
W.L.C
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The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
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20 This Lecture should be in the hands of every
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Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad
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Also DR.. Culverwel's ''Marriage Guide" price
20 cents.
Address the Publishers,
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23

A pmfoE was started last week Of
the resignation of Secretary Bout
we'll. II proved untrue. He has SO
ablv performed the duties of the
once that he should remain at his
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23
Guardlanss sale of Real Estate.

ON the 18th day Of January, 1871, at O'Clock P
JIM, at the door of the Court House, in the City
Of Fremont, win be sold to the highest bidder the
following real estate the property of David
Garnes ana Silas Garnes, to wit:
The undivided two fifths of the northeast quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter, and twenty acres
of the east side of the west half of the northwest
quarter of section eight 49,, township four al
Range fourteen az, the whole containining sixty
acres of land Appraised at LAO.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third down, one-third in
one year, and one-third in two years, with mort
gage security on premises.
FANNY GARNES, Guardian,
500 By JOIN L. GREENE.
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Executor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thBt the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as execu-
Of Jackson township, Sandusky county. Ohio. :
SILL ENOCH ROZELLE, Executor
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned hai
y been duly appointed and qualified AdmiRstra
tor OF the estate Of Ellen Frsnnd, late of NRileI
township, Sandusky county Ohio, deceased.
49-5l$- ,-5 -rr 4 '--...- -.- JASON GIBBS.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23

WE have received the following
from one of our farmer subscribers.
We would commend it to our read
ers as possessing some very good
points:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23

GENERAL PLEAsAEToN has been
appointed Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. The appointment IS .
good one, and worthily bestowed
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23

Theoriginator ofthis wonderful medicine clam:
to have discovered and COMBINED IN HARMONY
more of NATURES MOST SOVEREIGN MEDICAL PRO
PERTIEs than was ever before co bined in one
medicine. The evidence of this fact is found IN the
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The proprietor offers 81 900 reward for a medi-
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Wrapper This medicine is Sold by Druggists
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23
Administrator3s Nofice

THE undersigned has been duly appointed and
j qualified IS administrator of the estate of Mar
Ann Watts, late Of York township. Sandusky
county, deceased. PHILLIP HUFFMAN
December 20, 1870. 5IIS =
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-23

As A SPECIMEN of the fairness
with which the Democratic press
deal with matters, we give the fol
lowing, extract and ALL from the
Bucyrus Forum:
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

Tho re,t Western and Mercantile are stock companies,
ant ssue scrip TO policy holders. The Atlantic COM
mercal NewYork Pacific, and Union have ordered pay
ment Of per cent interest all outstanding SCRIP and
the redemption IN cash Of the earliest issue The sun
aud Orient also pay per cent interest on their scrip
Attention is directed to the advertisement in this morn
ings TRBUNE Of the per cent st Mortgage gold bonds
Of the Chicago aud Northwestern Railway Company
The population of the counties along the line OF road In
1869 l9O327 value Of real and personal property
C0s33eo; bushels Of corn raised, l29ls49s; Of wheat
2olO7C9; 2,sloOoO pounds Of hemr barley and oats,
3,5l5l25.
The St. Louis and ST. Joseph Railroad Company
ony issue 100000 Of bonds "a miles Of road The
company have only y miles Of road to mako the
whole complete II has all the iron tie ground and
las what rolling stock II needs for immediate Tie
proceeds Of the sales Of the bonds advertised In TIE
TRIBUNE cannot be drawn unt the rails are laid down
The death Of Mr. NJ Ii. Rogers, member Of tho Stock
Exchange and lO FOR 80 years has lCe IN business
banker or broker was announced this morning lie was
At the Exchange on Saturday Mr.. Rogers was careful
business man. and commanded tho respect and confidence
Ct the business community The Board, al the morning
call appointed committee TO prepare resolutions OF
coincidence and respect. They also unanimously voted
10 adjourn at The time Of the funeral TO allow members
" attend
The Milwaukee Chamber Of Commerce lately sent out
Cmmittee 10 examine the and completed portion
OF the West Wisconsin Railroad The Committee mace
retort and the Chamber adopted the following resou
tOns:
Whereas, THIS body has official information OF the open
ing Of the second division Of the West Wisconsin KAN
road from Black River Falls 10 Augusta, and that the
iOad Is now open and running trains regularly from
roman 10 Augusta, distance OF CO miles, aud .
bhpeas We have watched with 40 little Interest tle
pfogess Of road which Is opening 10 our city section
o Tie htate heretofore not reached by our railroad
bstem; therefore, be IL
HeSolred That the energy OF President ID. A. BALDWIN Of
Tue west Wisconsin Railroad, and his associates IN
forward 80 important an enterprise Tor our state
"An ty, entities them 10 confidence and respect
- htSottcd, That the economical manner IN which Mt
bdldMh ana MS associates have built TINS road and
managed ana It's large Land grant, investing their p
Tst LLcdns until solid sSd Sgbstantal basis las been
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Iessrs and EdiirfdDs-
3i-5<-G bales Cotton 90 pkgs Ashes pkg BeeEsr t6o
Pion bush 1876 bush o,s. 1850
Barley - bush seed ~ bush Fsx seed
SO hush Beans 2 hnh Peas l3 bags Corn Meal goo bbs Oa
Meal Rr6ned Petroleum, ~ hbA Sputs Turpenne 10
b Crude Turpenne % bbs Tar Ltb hb Rn lf7 hbs Pork
Beef Cut Meats 27 pkgS Lard IS pkg. sieaun
al Cheese rs pkcs Bsgs 10 pigs fAow
pkg. Dried Fruits ~ b Copper i5 bh Nhsy 10 bales Wool
2g bales Hops. Lher 85 Hides G+6 bd Hides 81 hhd
Tobsoeo go bb Moes % beg. Cotton Seed 9! PKG Rice ~
81. ti whale tl i)o
u n. NoLloa seed O a. 81 bs Re ~
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS
LONDON Jan 3-ll mCousols openei at sI for both money
limited State. bonds 1852 8i 1909 DID, 81 1901 BOT; Ten
fre Pl Stocks quiet Railway shares 20i Illinois Centrs,
1904 Allintic and GeAt Western 25l. go ,r,r. :,
LyYsPooI jan 3ln mCntton opened dulIi Mlihng Up
lands llE a llsd Mdiing Orleans tlid
Pans Jan 3-Tbe Bourse opened dnn Rentes u r. oic
jan 3Petroleum opened tnn a. ot IT. pr slandal
LoSboS Jan all p mAmerean securities quiet BHe Railway
shares funer at 2Ol , -, ,,,,r,-- ,.-,..t.
llid Mding Orleans lli6d Pok dull at oOi bb for Ba.t
eIn Prime Mess. Lard dull and unchanged -. -
PGKls Jap. 3i-Ths Bourse closed fat Reues 7Jf Sc
opened quiet both aud Ahost
TKASKFoKr Jan. 5Unted States FSeIweny boLds opened
frm at fur the Of lbi2
HAYRE. Jan. 3l-Coton closed quiet .
ANrwERP Jau. 3Pefoeum closed quiet at cl ~ Tor stinaArd
White. -,,.-e.
UANRrkG Jan J-Pepeu eBi hrn at 10 marc hsueos ~ sch
IoSDos jan 34.3g M-CnH,V, closed Al yt ava Tor boh
on.v m line account AmeTn closed lu United states
Five Twenty bonds 81! ll5 o, %; l6 Sbt Territories Bii
Ere shares 2li Illinois Csliras hJi Atlantic aHd "eA'
IIyRpoo Jan 3l-4.3p mCoon closed with downward ten
J.pcy Mding upsnds I'D; Miug Orleans. lli~ll.d sr o
tie dy including 2UD specuauon and export Bacon
~ n eWt for New Cumberland
ian 5Inseed CAKES cS lo per for thin louE for
feeding Lued OIL $50 O per tun luTpthine ~ dP' per CIV"
Calcutta Lnseed, si.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
PuittpE PHiA jan 3-Cottop seldvG Mding lpsnfs zlc
E Am r moi active EIta Family IS 2J9 % %
Esnes 55d seady Pennsylvania Red ~ 20 Rye
unchanged steady Crude 2ldlc kbne r t"Het
and Moasses unchanged dn Olc for lair and good
Retiring Cuba GuL WHISKY teie al VIC Tor WOO
Jan 3ICoon nominal st25ic Flour dGll
and buyers Wheat steady At % ,Gt 20 Corn dn
White Hdfl Ol; Yellow Dd3c Oats 3Jd'Sc bye duiI Al ye
Mes Pork quiet Rib sides bGbic Ces Sds
I6yGlGic Shoulders IJGl3.c Hams. BE Lard qsie' h"iie
WHISKY dull at yoe
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
TIL Il MARKETS.

lCsrefutV reported for THH TRIBuSEI
MONDAY. Jan 81. 1870.
ASFS-The srset STEADY qre: IL bhl~
6zb for Pos atd 50 25 "a 20 for Pearls.
COli0NANsng tie result Of the receipts the Southern
bet SELLERS generally little dpsd operate aud
business to-day hes been ued prices nominal with rruc
of t83 Saturday evening
CJ ael Of which 9o0 22 10 ~
specuaio II For future delivery (uear all Saiu
day eveuugl oows For Janusy loo bales 2 for fbrnay
200 bales 2ic all February 80 bales 24ie for March bales
private aud 20 ars 2stc April lGp z5
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
~ lonnNir lhe rcsnlt oi today's bn.Iness at
tls sub.Treasnr, in this city:


The February coupons the first mortgage Dohas OF
the Toledo Peoria and Warsaw Railroad Company
(western DysoI) will be paid Free al the once oil e
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
The Universal Life Insurance Company has declared
semannual dividend Of "a per cent free payable Feb l.
The following the report of TIE Assistant Treasurer
~ the United States in New-York for the month OF
January:
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

WANTED; ous.pxcv.
CINCINNATI 5Jos
CINCINNATI ia
CHICAGO IA
CLEVELAND Z.
BROOKLYN PARK IA
OSHEGo AND ROME X. n L.
MEMPHIS COUPoSS.
TENNESSEE COUPONS
n. y TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS
BY
UTLEY G. DOUGHERTY,
II wALIrST NRW.YOEK.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

MORRIS X. JESSUP, TRUSTEE. vs. THE
VA WILMINGTON AND MASCHRSTBR RAILROAD COMPANY
ct A persons havus claims upon this fund I've hands Of
the 'pec, referee this be distributed smOns the creditors Of
the Wilmington and Manchester Ralrosd Company xader the 5ce
hereby notified and prove thei, claims befrr the
TWENTY SECOND DAY Of APRIL NEXT before oe
Charleston c. be excluded frs al the benefits Of said decree
W. ALsTOS PRIyGLR, Special seferes
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

COFFBE-o kilograms quite favorable and the
trade bought freely Of Ba pr showing strong
all qualities but active sdtahce sales Of 3 bngs Con.
48 Heau 400 Foreugen 36 Mtrcur aud y5
let 40 bags IT DOmi Cape) have sold
for export. and S1i viii he forwarded direct
FLOUR AND MEA-Npstein and State Flour
prices lower grades the business doing of local
EHta 5'0 50 IS for Fauc rs 0d
for the OF Western Exir S5 ava rs % for choice
Spring Wheat ETas; t5 asa TT for Manrsoa and Iowa
IS goa sc 30 Tor Cy SHIPPING Bytas Is u IS 50 for Shipping
Ohio Round Hoop IS 60fG 10 for Trade brands; S6DS6 20 for
Family brands S3 ass - for Amber Winter Wheat
Family 90 for LOUIS Extra Singe SC 7O0S7 IS
Double - 150 80 25 for do Triple California and
Flour dull aud urchangd sales S60+9 Southern Flour is with
change; 400 bb a f5 60d Is for Brra
~ ~ for Family doi IS i5U 70 60 Kra aud Maryland and
Delaware Family do do Kye Flour duh aud
sales rs bh 00+5 Corn Meal inactive and nominal
Buckwhea Flour inactive and nisaesb JERSEY Bsg Meal dull
aud nactve Meal at III td 81 7 Fine yellow Meal IS
81 White Meal I'll Cob Meal I'll 80.
Ground Pee, at = 4 q III 90
FkBiGHTSTo Liverpool hy steamer: bush Wheat IA
To London h sa 1GR bush do ri o. To Glasgow by
bush. Wheat a. 48d, aud $40 hhs. Flour at 2s 81
GRAlNNHedt dull and prices uOmnaly l0lc lower; there
fair inquiry White California for sales % @ bsh
81 td 81 II for Nos suc AiIei pnng 81 IS for No Chr
81 z6dS 80 or Amber Wrstefu s. $i <S for White California
and 81 5Jd 81 60 r White eh Barley doll
LOmnHL Barley Malt quiet opened quiet and Tut
closed active sud better the demand specuve ses 5000
aoat, State 55Q 60, ard jersey at 53djHe e inactive and
nominal Corn dull aud lowers Old l. still neglected 36
= o. aud alOlt 5000 bush % 0Bic for Damp aud
unsound New Western Mixed 81d9lci Southern White 81,
O store. aud jersey elbow at 94d97c.
Comparative Ock Oi Gram NewYok and DroOAlyn warehouses
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

PETROLEUM aud nominal al Bic for Refined ard
l6} ql m Cde bulk $40 bbls ResEi sold for February at
mart Saturday. bbs Crude for February private terus
aCE extremely quiet aud extent nominal at 50c for Caro-
lima
SGARS-The fat for md sales worth reeorg
are announced Refining q Gn.c bot these figures
merely nominal ReGued heavy about 4tc for Harris
SREDS-Grsss DAN ad nominal At III dl for Clover
Timotby Seed Rough Fatseed Is 10 mod
eIate request ~ asa 25 per bush Cseus Lnseed
Is heavy at 81 H. gold ,,,..,-,
SACSiey is sci ing BIS for the low grades, and Sl2S0 $l7S
for the grades Virginia y selling At t'5GsIO
STFARIN il quiet at 1910 lG,c, IN bids aud tcs.
TlIioWPrme CITY is be at Oc with buyers Zoe hear
Of no sales ,,a
WSKY-Tbe market moderately active and sesi sales OF lo
bbls a. ggc flr rou. bound.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

Ttsrsuited to United Phil Tor Coiuage. s36J65
GABLE Of me Acreage Amount OF Loans Spec,e. Oirciia
ton, Deposits, LegGi Tenders IN He Banks Of the
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

c5nvELtsD' colrxnr' CIsclss.ri asO IyDr.sAroIul
T'HE ANNUAL MEETING of ii the e. Stock G
for the TSs Ss o. s ss.as S ss ssfos M /. s
COMPANY csvtnd Oho On WEDSESD1Y rsbasy IS s bs s
until FsbInaT n Gto. H. RUssELL, Secretary.
BvERoExrs BLUyy MIsise Co.
No ~ HBrcnAsesFLsCE NEw. YORK, Jss. O. 1870 :
AN ASSESSMENT of SEVENTY CENTS
by or r S SnIk -, n.,s, s been lad payable T SEPsf rhpss
oF'lcr OF TH' ATAsTIo nVTy Isgs'ses soTsssT
T'HE TRUSTEES. in conformity to the Char
ter Of !hs CS@p,gy 1b@i. the fOe STATEMENT Of Its sf
Premiums received o. Marine Risk. from l's January,
PrsSisS. % Policies noi marked cG Isl January SSSS p
No PoIce, have heeu i.u,a upon N. Risks upou
Pfe ii't' disconnected With Marine H'ks
Premiums marked Of FROM lss January. 1893 TO Dist De-
Lose. po donas tS. SAN: period ss !,
hs,THs Of Premiums and EIpeo... l1J16o 70
!qa 81 state ss 'S's's o Ss.ioi nos S,Ssi S City B.u
secured S5 STOCK. and sS 100 o.
zeal Estate snd Bonds and 2lOOeO W
interest nd sundry Do'ss and claims due the Company eE
Premium Note. aud Bill, eceyabs 2sI5iss 60
- Total Amount Of Assets sSO9 "
Sr cent interest the outstanding certificates Of profits will be
,d . the bod thereof their legal representatives
The outstanding OF will b. redeemed and
% the t Pa. 3 S a ali ,s Ss tS %sesa s,'sa
ncs Upon e,Scts, Which we're urd In red .cp1 for so&
pre@nms such PsyEent Of interest aud redemption will be go
A dividend Forty Per Cent declared
oitbe Company for the ending Decnber which
theaes viii be issued the Gh
by order Of the Board, j. II. CHAPMAN secretsry.
TRUSTEES:
J. n. JONES C. A. HAND.
CHARLES DENNIS JAMES Low,
w. H. H. MOORE L. j. ROWLAND
HENRY COLT. BFNJ BABCOCK
WI. G. PICkERSCILL. ROBT, B. MiNTURN,
IENIS CURTIS, GORDON W. BURNIIAM
CHARLES H. RCSSBLL. FREDERICK CHAUNCEY,
LOWELL HOLBR0Ok r. 4. TAYLOR.
r. WARREN WESTON. GBORGE T. STEPHENSON,
ROYAL PHELPS WILLIAM n. WEBB
CALEB BARST0W, SHEPARD CANDY,
A. r. PILOT, FRANCIS SKIDDY.
WILLIAM DODGE, CHARLES r. BURDgTT
DAVID LANE, ROBr. q. PERCUSSION
JAMES BRYCE, SAMUEL O. WARD.
DANIEL s. MILLER, WILLIAM H. BUNKER,
WM STURGIS SAMUEL l.. MITCHtLB,
HENRY X. BO6ERT, JAMES g. DIX FOREST
DENNIS PEKKISS ROBERT H. STUART.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, jt,
j. y. JONES President
CHARLES DENNIS Vice President
W. H. II. MOOKB, Second Wee. President.
j. y. HEWLETT. Third yice.PresdenL
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