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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-25
Maj. Powell of on another Exploring
a1 Expedition. ....
CHICAGO, April "a.

Major Powell, of the Colorado Explorer,
leaves Normal, Ills, to-day on his second
journey. He goes under the auspices Of
the Smithsonian Institute. There being an
appropriation OF 'twenty-tour thousand
dollars for the expedition. The party ere
we'll supplied with instruments, boats and
all that Is necessary fol, g complete and
accurate survey and exploration. They
intend making stay Of two years.
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An ANTIQUITY WANTED.-An old man
advertises in q paper in Keene, New Hamp.
shire, for "a man that is able and willing
by honest labor to earn onG.third the cost
OF hiring him, and not picked with rum
or bacOned with tobacco smoke; also, u
woman capable Of taking care OF q far
mer's kitchen and battery, and neither too
proud nor too lazy to do 1t, and who does
not carry u 'chignon' big enough to hang
herself in Try Ing toget through common
doorway. A liberal price will be paid for
these rare relics Of antiquity. Call or ad.
dress" tSct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-25
The San Juan Boundary Question.
NEW York, ,April24.

The TTJune's Washington correspond.
eut telegraphs that one proposition Of the
High Commission will be. it is generally
believed, to leave the San Juan boundary
question 10 an arbitration. No objection
would probably be made to this course,
provided the American papers and reports
on the subject be admitted as evidence in
the case. This would without doubt sc.
cure the award OF the Island to the United
States, as no American statesman OF
any party, who is versed in international
law, believes that Great Britain has any
lust claim upon 1t.
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Some people appear to have singular
notions Of the powers and duties Of the
police. In notice Of the earthquake in
Wales weread that "a lady, in the absence
Of her husband, much alarmed by the
noise, went IN great excitement for a pO.
lice officer" We are not told whOt the
constable was expected to do. Probably
to take the earthquake up; or, at the very
least. to report it to the inspector on duty
for making disturbance.
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STILL ANOTHER OUTRAGE BY
KU.KLUX.
A Colored Prisoner Accused of Il OBJ
berry Taken from Railroad Tram,
Another from Jail, and both Hung,
MEMPn1s, TEXN. April n.

MENPuB, Tenn, April "a.
The Avalanche says: About ten days
ago the office Of David Schaefers, ex-
Sheriff Of Berkeley county, at Dresden, in
this State, was broken into and the valu-
able papers contained in the desk taken,
and the others burned on the floor Sus.
picion attached to William and Ed.
johnson, colUred. The latter was arrest
cd and confined in Jail, while his brother
Bill made his escape, and sent word back
from Paducb, KY, that he lad list Of
the Ku.Klux in the county, which he
had found in the desk, and would send
regiment OF Colored troops there to
squelch them. A few days since Schaef.
fers, accompanied by Sheriff Vincent, pro-
ceeded 10 Paducah, and with q requislion
arrested Bill, and left for Dresden with
the prisoner. This morning about two
o'clock, when the train carrying the party
stopped at Ralston, on the Nashville &
Northwestern Railroad, about eight
miles from Dresden, about 40 men with
masks, suddenly appeared, and after point.
ing pistols ut the railroad officials, took
the prisoner of. This morning the bodies
Of Ed and Bill were both found hanging
in the woods. 1t appears they had forced
the jailor at Dresden 10 give up Ed, and
had taken him to Ralston
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Another Outrage in South Carolina.
A Tax Collector and his Family
Murdered.
New York, April "a.

NEW 1UNN1 ApTI "a. ?
The 1ribuneS Washington special tele-
graphs that intelligence has Just been
received from South Carolina, that on
Sunday night last, n party OF disguised
men rode 10 the house of Robert Milton,
an elderly Union man OF Southern birth,
living on his little farm near Old Shore,
Chesterfield county, and called for him
to come out. When he appeared at the
door accompanied by his wife and daugh.
ter, all three were Immediately shot,
his wife wns Instantly killed and Milton
lataley and his daughter dangerously
wounded. Milton was u collector Of de.
linquCnt taxes.
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oATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE,

This superb Hair Dye Is the best In ne World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable. apd InStantauC-
or Unpea,a ant 0dor. The genuine ". a. IIatch.
elOr's Halt. Dye produces IMMEDIATELY 4
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs not
stain the skin, bat leaves the Halr Clean, son
aud Beautiful. The only safe and perEecl Dye
sold BY all Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street.
New York, iRn9IeodAw
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Fires In Wisconsin.
MADISON, Wis, Ar

3.FH34asV8'f " '37'I HI91H' ~
A fire last evening destroyed u frame
dwelling owned and occupied by John
Wilson. Loss about $4,000.
A fire at MazCmio yesterday morning
destroyed two frame buildings, one owned
by John Hamad and tho other by WIN.
Ward, Of Galena. Loss about 81 900.
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New Railroad Projected in Indiana.
ISpIANApoLIs. April "a.

Articles of incorporation were filed
with the Secretary Of State, to-day for
tho Lake Erie, Evansville& g. South West
ern and Evansville. Charlottesville, Ko-
komo & Toledo Railroad, the former
win be builtfroml Evansville to the Ohio
State line at Coolege corner, connecting
with tho Lake Shore, Louisville & South
western Railroad.
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Another Lunatic Who Wants to be
Presidential Rival of Train.
WAsuINOToN, April q

Patrick McGinness, the individual who
came to Washington from Pautucket to
claim the Presidential chair, as stated in a
telegram Saturday, was started back to
Rhode Island on Saturdays train, but
jumped from the cars at Bladensburg and
returned TO this city, when he made an
unsuccessful attempt TO obtain the Presi.
Dental chair on Saturday night. Hewas,
however, elected from the Executive man
sion and transferred to the police, who
kept him in the Central guard house until
this morning, when he was sent to the
insane asylum. ,.g -I-u--
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The viGne,tes of the New Bonds.
WASHINGTON, April "a.

The vignettc for the $50 new bond is q
Secretary Stanton; $500, Thomas II. Ben.
ton; $1,000, ex.Presidcnt Harrison;
$500, Anson Burlingame; and for the
$4,000, the late Governor Andrews, Of
Massachusetts. The subscriptions to the
new loan today were $4,000.
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Tho REV. Mr. Cheney Once More.

V1ENEAUVi 4AVTH VI
Tho statement made in the press some
days ago that Rev. Mr.. Cheeny, ot Christ
Church, Chicago, had recently admins.
tered In his church the rite OF conilrmO.
ton, was wholly incorrect. lie merely
admitted to the Lords Supper those who
were ready and desirous to he confirmed.
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New York Market.
NEw YoRK. Anril

NEW lOKk, ApTII a.
CoTToN-Firm; middIing uplnnds 145c,
FLoUR-Dull and prices dropping at
SO 25GG IS for shipping extras.
GRAIN-WhcNt dull and dropping; rcd
and amber 81 5jA1 CO. Corn steady and
iirmer.
PRovTsToNs-Lard firm; prime steam
at 1lall1c.
EGGs-Unchanrcd
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April "a.
FLoUH-Active and market favors
buyers.
Observation-Disclosures firm, except
for Ohio and Indiana, which are dull
ut 81 Goal O5. COrn-Dull; nike
western, 70a72c. Oats-68aGSc.
PRovIsToNs-Mess Pork-Dull at
SEQ 100. Bacon-shoulders, SIC; sides,
104c; clear rib, 109c; hams, 1G917c. Lard
lee.
WHIsKY-Scarcc at 02QO2!c.
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ENGLAND.
Parliament Besieged by IN Anti.
MatchsTax Procession.

LONDON, Aprll "a.
An immense number of match manufac.
turers and their employees, bearing pett-
tions against the proposed match excise,
filled the neighbOrhood ofthe Parliament e1
building this afternoon, and crowded INC
approach 10 the House Of Commons. A
strong force Of police was on the ground
and succeeded in maintaining order, Hl-
lent. A procession from East London ap-
preaching the Parliament yard was dis
persed by the police to prevent danger
rom the accumulation Of such masses Of
people in the HouseoE Commons. George
Dixon, a member from Birmingham, gave
notice Of a motion against the tax on
matches. Al tho same time he argued to
demonstrate tho tallacy Of Mr.. loves
reasons for expecting q larger revenue
from the increasing activity In cotton
fabrics and dimlnlIhing the price OF COT
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A Suicide over the Falls OF St. An.
thony.
SIISSEAroLls, MINI, April .

A man named VIM. Dawson. employed
in tho North Star Woolen Mills, here,
and formerly resident Of Racine, Wis,
deliberately jumped of the suspension
bridge here, this morning, was carried
over the tails and drowned. He had an
opportunity to save himself while in the
stream, but avoided It.
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PhiIadclphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April q.

PHILADELPHIA, April q
TLoUE-stcadyi Ohio and Indiana
81 00as 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; red western,
81 Goal 81. Rye-Dull and unchanged
Corn-Steady; mixed western, 79a1Sci
yellow, 74a75c. Oats-Dull at G3a60c.
PETRoLruM AND WHISKY Unchanged,
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NEW ORLEANS IN DANGER OF
INUNDATION.
Crevasse at Bonnet Carre--Tho Break
coo Feet Wide and lS Deep.
New ORLEANS, April "a.

NhW OlkLEANbv ApH Sf'
Assistant State Engineer, Hatch, writ
ing yesterday, from the Bonnet Carre
CrGVasSC, says it is now from six hundred
To SIX hundred and tilty'feet wide, and
vast volume of'water rushcs through it
with n roar like thunder, piling itself up
in the middle, in the torn Of IN arch, Of
which the centre Is Eve or six feet higher
than the sides. The torrent has cut its
cahnnel through the front ofthe balure fifty
feet, while steadily foot by foot the great
levec crumblcs into its boiling waters.
The closing of this crcvassc is beyond the
range Of possibilities, so the next best
thing is to prevent il possible, the widen.
ing Of the breach. A continuous body Of
water extends from hero 10 Lake Pom.
Chcrtrain, and for many miles above and
below the disaster Is great and deplora.
ble, and is beyond the reach Of remedy,
as every one who has seen it admits. The
following telegram has been received at
the executive office Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company:
LOUISVILLE, KY., April "a.
Hon. Wm. Orion, PreSident'
The crevasse which occurred in tho
levee Of the Mississippi river, at Bonnet
Care, above New Orleans, some days
ago, has been gradually increasing in ex-
tent, until it is now entirely beyond con.
troll. 1t was last evening, six hundred
and City feet wide, and eighteen deep.
Danger TO the city Of New Orleans, Jack
son railroad, und our lines, Is very serious.
JOHN VAN HORNE,
General Superintendent.
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Opening of Erie Canal.

BUFFALO, April 81.
The boats commenced locking on this
division ofthe canal at six o'clock this
morning, and at five o'clock p NJ, one
hundred boats had cleared with 076,000
bushels Of grain. Tolls amounting 10
1000 were collected. g.
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Iron Mill Burned.

RoME, n. z, April q.
. One Of the Mills Of tho Rome Iron
Works, was destroyed by fire this morn.
ing. The loss Is about $4,000; insured
for 100000. A new and larger mill viii
be built at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-25
WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business and Locations Of
the Leading Houses in Wheeling,
for the use Of Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending TO purchase will do well
to cut this out for reference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-25

The State Treasurer OF Illinois yes.
terday filed in the Office Of the clerks Of
the fund commissioners, three millions
and fifty thousand dollars of cancelled
State bonds, being the amount Of the
State debt recently paid.
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Eveyfsf--miIy should have a Bottle.

We have In our possession hundreds Of the
nOat aatterlnR testimonials nom PhysIciAnB Of
he highest standing, both Of the Alapathy and
Homeopathy schools, who endorse and prescribe
lhe Home Stomach BltterS as recuperant,
atomAchic and tonic, and all agree that they arc
Dyspepsia and General Debility. They are Ger
hln preventative Of Fever and AEue, BtlliouSness
Snd all diseases arisIng fFOm malaEiOus causes.
they are not only DELIGHTFUL TO TnE TATsE, but
beneficial To the sick, tho eonvaleeeent and The
~eI lmparting strength to both mind and body.
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STATE BoNDs-Mtssouris. 03t; Tcnnes.
sees, old CT; new, CIT; Virginias, new,
ut; old, III North Carolinas, old, 4sbi
new, 25.
Western Union Telegraph, 59S;
Adams Express, 91t; Wells, Fargo 4
Co., "A; United States, 81; American, 81;
PaciAcMail Az; New York Central, 1914;
do scrip, 0Gs; Erie, 2l; Harlem, 1882; Read.
ing, 1909; Michigan Central, 193; Clevc-
land & Pittsburgh, 197; Northwestern,
9s!; do preferred, O9; Rock Island, 113;
New Jersey Central, 1881; st. Paul, 69S; do
preferred, SO; Wabash, 05; do preferred,
80; Fort Wayne, 90; Terre Haute, 3l1;
Chicago & Alton, 10; Ohio s Mississippi,
$50 ; Cleveland. Columbus s. Cincinnati,
90; Burlington & Quincy, 157; Lake Shore,
10; Indiana Central, 1874; Illinois Central,
134t; Union Pacific, 99E.
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Pickings from Punch.
FLIPPANCY.

Any lady who speaks slightingly Of
ministers OF religion is not lady. We
were much displeascd with Miss Shallow
(the Justices duughtcr) the other evening.
Referring 10 the PurChas decision, which
pronounCes the white dress 10 be the only
legitimate garb Of tho clergy, the mis-.
guided young person said that she should
henCciorth always call the parsons the
surDllce poDulAtion.
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SAN DOMINGO.
The Peaceful Lambs at PIav.
San DOMINGO, April l2, !
ria HAVANA, April "A. I

"" Law ANA AVlA "a. J
The troops Of Baez have again defeated
Cabral. Several indecisive engagements
between the forces Of Luperon and those
belonging to Baez, have taken place re.
Gently in the northern provinces.
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NERsAILLEs, AprlI ~.

President Thiets has given a reception
to a deputation from the Masonic Lodges
Of Paris, who asked on behalf Of the peo-
pie OF the Capital for an armistice. In re-
ply to their request, Thiers said that Gen.
L'Admirault had tho power to grant a
truce whenever It should become neceS-
sary, but that the Commune could never
be recognized by the Government
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TUE HEIGHT or sADpATARIANlsN,
Finding bank.note on the pavement
on Sunday, and declining to pick 1t ur
CANNIpALIsM IN LONDON

It Is our melancholy duty 10 announce
that gentleman well known in literary
circles and the ncighborhood OF Hoslon,
kind husband, an aiFectionate father, a
devoted friend, and an cx.churchwarden,
one at whom the finger Of suspicion has
never been pointed, and on whose Charac.
ter the breath Of calumny has never yet
alightcd, was the other day found devour.
ing MvoritC author!
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FacetiOus Plgo-"Now, then, here's the
census, and masters ordersd me to fill II
up. I've put down your ages within a
gear or 40, and you're to return your fol.
lowers, II any, how many, and state 'p'lice
or military, fees and tipe frCm tradesmen
and visitors per ann.' price o kitchen
stuff, average o breakagGs," &C., &c.
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Cluserers Report to the Commune
Theirs is Interviewed by a Deputa.
tiOn Of MaSOnS.

..-. PARIS, April "a.
General Cluseret reports tothe Com
mune that u suspension Of hostilites at
Neuilly has been arranged, to date from
noon 10. o.day. He also reports that affairs
at AsniereS are in an excellent position.
There was no great movement oftroops
Yesterday. Immense defensive measures
are in preparation; torpedoes have been
planted at St. Germaine and the Versailles
railway station, and batteries have been
erected In the Rue CASTELAR,. The Com
mune has apologized to the Gas Company
for the recent seizure Of It's cash assets.
Tho churches Of St. Roch and ST. Sulpice
have been reopened, and their cures re-
leased from imprisonment.
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FastidiOuS young Sno6-"I protest
against your smoking, sir. think
smokers should be compelled to travel by
the cattle trains !"
Gentleman Throwing away his cigar,
cttC)-"1n that case, sir, perhaps sons
young calf might oGject!" z
IMPRESSIONS OF GREECE"
Candle.droppings on the carpet.
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A WELCOME Yrs1Tnn

al could u tail unfold" Could you
Then lose not a moment, but go instantly
to MR. Darwin. HO will be delighted to
sec you.
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A VERY LARGE FAMILY PARTY.

Tho total number Of authors in ALI.
bones great Dictionary of English Lit.
eraturcr" we are told, Is 4G,400, and Of
these no fewer than $40 arc-perhaps we
ought not to break the news so abruptly
SmithsI
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-LLI5.E
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-16

nLD ESTABLISHED HospITaI

" No, 5, Beaver Street, Albany, N
IN. nLLER continues TO be conidentiaIT
diseases at his old estshlisbed Ho~rdtaI No =
Beaver ST, Albany, N. Y TWENTY vears devo.sy
70 this one particular branch Of prectiee ENABLES
him to perform cures such as no other phvsjc,sr
can and his facilities are such. oo@in, N cor,.s
pondence with the most celebrated physicdaps nj
the Old World of obtaining the safest a. well ss
the latest remedies for these diseases, srindcg
ments 70 the unfortunate of q ouIck s.d rsrss
cure TO be obtained At no other place N Amer1ns
In syphiha, sonorrhea. gleel, stricrured enlarge
ment OF the testicies and spermstic cords brib,
liberated throat, sore throat, tender shin bones
cutaneous eruptions, biles. ulcers, and all othsf
impurities of the system, perfectly under con
troll of the Doctors medicines, and have besr
tested in more than 10000 cases annually witt
immense success.
YOUNG MEN addicsted 20 secret habits, VII
have impaired their health and destroyed bs
vigor Of their minds, thus dsprving themrelvss oi
the pleasure Of married life, pntihed thst Il
console, and q physician ~ho has cured thru-
sands in almost every par OF the United ststes
Who applied 70 DR.. T. broken down In heath
now rejoice in all that makes life desirable az
man happy, The reader ir OF courSe aware that
the delicaey Of the subject uin prevent q more
minute description Of this terrible djsssse
DIR. TELLER s Great WORk--A hook n,
everybody Startling disclosures. Dr. T-ilrr's
great work fr rhe married .nd thor C fDt-rnDlst.
ing MARI, ax--200 pas-r-ruil - pIsr---prfee q
cents. Sent to all part- under seal. ny usii Unst
paid. The single. married. and married happy
iectur- On owe, OF now to cnooSe = par"psr
a complete work on mid vlfery. II Contains hun
dreds Of secrets never nefnr- pubiish-o War
ranted TO he ~0rtb thr-r times the am"Un' sskr5
for it. Invent, five cents In po-r.-e stamp 81
closed, gill SECURE cOpy by return mail DT
Teller has devoted all his fimr O., The cure d
those direase- or which his hook tre1Es-
GSs- Ofice haurs rum A. ID. 60 P. M, an
on Sunday from 10 p. NJ
N. B.-Persons at q distance can he cured a.
-. IA. Tell
ing q remittance. M-diclnes -ecurs'y parkee
from observation, sent 70 any par o. M S"rIo
All cases warranted. No chsrz- for al Si~s No
students or boys employed. Notice. this-sod1ss5
ali letters 10
J. TELLER, M. D.,
No. s, Beaver ST., Albany, n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-16

She is 1870 feet long and of proportionate
width, and is of about 1900 tons burthen.
Being a little longer than the Adirondack,
her companion boat, she is the largest yes.
sci on the lake. She will have excellent
state-roomace for two hun.
bred and fifty passengers. In general
style and finish she resembles the Adiron.
dack. but is more costly and elegant than
that beautiful steamer. The finishing
woods are black walnut and chestnut,
used in relief, and the richness of the in
terror can be described only to those who
have paced the spacious saloons of the
Adirondack. The old officers of the lat
ter, Captain William II. Flagg and clerk
j. N. Hills, have been appointed to the
Vermont, while Captain Anderson and
clerk Mayo, of the Canada, will take the
Adirondack. Captain Rushlow, of the
United States' will go to Lake George and
take the Minnehaha. The veteran Cana
da has been placed on the retired list, and
her enginces transferable the new steam
err. As soon as the latter comes out, the
United States will also give up active SER
vice and be held only as reserve. 1t is
not probable that the plans of the Cham
plain Transportation Company will be
affected by the late railroad changes in
this State. The steamers will run by the
same general timetable and will termin-
ate their northern trips at Pittsburgh as
heretofore. The warm weather of the
present month indicates an early break.
ing of the ice 10 the lake, and an early
opening of navigation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-16

RUTLAND Town ELEcTIoN.-In our
report of the annual town meeting yester-
day morning we omitted to give list Of
the Highway Surveyors, Grand and Petit
Jurors, we therefore give them herewith
Highway surveyors.--Joseph Tower,
A. T. johnson, Samuel Parker, Jas. e..
Harmon, Oscar Young, John Mortrom,
A. B. Thayer, Phineas K. Osgood, A.
J. Newton, NJ. Hayward, Fl. Reynolds,
Daniel Reed, Frederick Chaffse, John
Engrem, Edgar Davis, Warren Green.
Andrew Davis, Samuel Boardman, HI.
Gleason, Orrin Thomas, Richard Sharp,
VIM J. Capron.
Grand Jurors-Sylvester Jones, Lorenzo
Sheldon, ]. E. Manley, Miner Hilliard. g.
W. Chaplin, Isaac Reynolds, Horace a.
Dyer, Porter Howe, Jesse L. Billings.
Levi G.. Kingsley, William Gilmore. John
Mortrom, Nahum johnson, Henry Hay.
ward, D. B. Humphrey, Francis Slason.
81. W. Porter, franklin Billings, S. f..
Paige.
Petit Jurors.-M. Newton, r. G. Thrall.
Chalon Blanchard, A. S. Cramton, Geo.
II. Cheney, s. w. Boardman, L. II.
Walker, Philip Edgerton, a. j. Reynolds,
a. Woodruff, W. 81. Woodward, N. J.
Green, @. L. johnson, Francis Fem, II.
u. Perkins, s. w. Mead, Frederick Chaffee.
Henry Clark, P. W. Clement, r. Moul-
throp, Orson Smith, 8. w. Proctor, b.