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men would be rsndy q that time a fact which Mr
ChOato soomed " doubt very much
Tweed's Successor in tho Department of
pubiic Works.

The Hon Gcorsl Van Mort, the Comptroller
OF the Department Of Parts. is candidate for the
once now held by Mr.. Tweed as Comni'.lorer o.
Public WorSs. L Is believed that Mr. Tweed wa
re'ign on me 1st pt Junuvry, aud that Mnyot Htl
Y ia appoint Mr. "a kutt m hIs ytold. NJ Van
Mort has been on 'ialls c1nnected VITA tue Park
CImu is7lon since !, wl. Cr.t ortauiz a. lie s. OF
"rs, memher ~ the Rrrdhlcnu G.upra Commit.
tee, Tut seldom dabblci IN ruuics.
The sun., 1871-12-29

fg,nuGro, carpaH, and bedding. An i4unsHss
ttort Hha i0N pr'eys ~ Il GoWbhrtGwtlta 'a1 Ghat
wy ~ "ssS! agt aJ"isp EpRsta isIcs, Sd''
The sun., 1871-12-29
iINANcLaL AsD commEnciAl.

El0gant Rolls. Biscuits. Sc. with Dooievs Yeast
IoNaer DAyl- 9l -eL 10 ~. Yora- lar.
The sun., 1871-12-29

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
AInASv, y. Y, Dec. n isn.
Dayag on the 10Th day Or Soycnssr 1871. made /.
roQuision. directing the onscrs o; the Home ru,ur.
ance Company of New York to rsoars the stoos.
noldc, Of iaid Company to psT up the sum Of oos
million hve hundred thousand Dollars deficiency then
existing 10 N. Capital ofsad Compsuy aud upon due
sssmiDslion made 1t appear ax n,. toe said smoant
OF one million Ave hundred thousand ponsrs has been
duly subscribed aud fuily oNd IN. IN cash. heres,
certify that the Capital Of SAID come.ny has been mly
restored to IL original am IN, o. Two a,Il,n ryt
hundred thousand Dollar
In testimony Whereof have aessrnto sct ry Lapd
ana snlxed my onlcl. seal OF no ssy ssa year .bov.
vrit en-.
GEo ". MILLER.
lL.sl Superintendent.
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MARINE INrkLLIGENcr.

, MINIATURE ALaAN,O-ruts pAv.
sun tHo'... % sun 'ot-. 20 Moon riset... u
Hteu WArER-rIfs DAY
sasoy HOOK. 10 Gov Is.and 10 o. Hell Gats II S
The sun., 1871-12-29

,Wntts' Nervous Autijotr Is endorsed nv
llNtr ans, HfgymHu AMI our hes .us 4s a sure
cure fog rleInaiisuI, neural. :. aud all nervous ds
ease nnc d Dil y.
The sun., 1871-12-29

TIE b"si place IN New York 80 buy relia-
ot W th - N 10 u tnI4t|. urI, HtsntHnApIa low
rtry at. 'r ils SILVER ~ lt1sn- S'nts, -QUlRES :
" Futon 81. Diamonds sne ellIty,
The sun., 1871-12-29

Coloriac c1'oN naif mAfnin,eai. r lssy AND IA
"a al Won can unnIv tt IN ave mi ites. bes, a
c"eaocs', uy 't. YDtyst. ali al dsal.i.t,,
The sun., 1871-12-29

. Fleming's MIuk SPts. s.Oi German mud
lsaca Nn,s T. o. si'; Ernine, : a all A,tri shan
fecclps sivca % plrcElserl 70 n,Ise saInst nolas
10 Hon ".
The sun., 1871-12-29

Our reporter met Judge McKeny, Of Dayton, ou
the r N 'e tefdU morning and tne conversation
turned ~ once upon fne Mcjelan troubles and tne
meeting OF Monday night lie remarked that ne
wished he nAd known Ihat such meeting was going
70 be hell. lie would nave nsed TO be thOrs, TO
state the question To the people and eIpain how his
charge 20 me JutY was based upon the testimony
prevented and not from GnY ieenE or b.as W1al
ever IN thr matter. Said he's
The state Milod 20 mge ADVANTAGE Of tht tssu
mVII pN,tsle9 a. Nv orsViops u!ae. Vt.io 10, ".
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
Business OF the Pension Office.

The statement of the business of the
finance division of the Pension Office
during the fiscal year ending June 30,
1871, shows the number OF communica-
tons received, AZ, 521; number com
munications written, 80, 45l amount
of acquisitions upon the army fund
S34, 1903, 924 upon the navy fund, $424, :
1850 amount of acquisitions drawn
upon the war of 1872 fund, 1924, 000.-
These acquisitions include the amount
needed for pensions payable during
the ensuing quarter, ending Septem-
Der 4th. Amount refunded to govern
ment in settlement ofpension agent nc
counts, 1851, 39S; number of commuta-
tion orders for artificial limbs issued,
7S,O7S, being $50 for arms and S75 for
legs, amounting to S4G8, $50; whole
number of army pensioners on the roll
June 30th, 205, 232 whole number Of
navy pensioners, 80,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
eff then God so feeds the birds, and

eff then God so feeds the birds, and
so clothes the grass OF the field, shall ne
not much more feed and clothe you
80 men Of little faith Take no
thought of these things; for all these
things do the heather and the nations
of the world seek after and your
Father knoweth that you have need OF
them.
"Ah,n thought Myrtle, when moth
er Catherine used TO call me a little
heather, / might well have made an
swer to her; 1t is you who are heath
ems, for you SOW and reap-ani we are
good christians who live as the birds OF
the air"
She had scarcely ended these wise re.
flections, when noise of foot steps
among the dry leaves made her lit up
her head.
She was about to take to flight, when
a gipsy lad OF eighteen or twenty
years old tall, slight, with brown skin,
curly hair, sparkling eyes, and thick,
broad lips, let himself slide down the
rock. and, looking at her admirlngly,
exclaimed
"Almani 2"
"Almani " replied Myrtle with emo
ton.
"To what troop do you belong 7
Eli 2 Eh?" asked the young fellow.
q don't know / am searching.
Then she told HIM how Bremen had
brought her up, and how she had
escaped from his house the day before.
Meanwhile the young gypsy stood there
smiling and showing his white teeth.
GAS for me, said he, throwing out
his arm, 81 am going to Hazlach, to-
morrow is the day Of the great fair,
and all our troop will be there-Phfer-
Karl, Melchior, Fritz, the clarionet
player, and Concon-Peter. Tho women
will tell fortunes and we shall play
music. If you like, come with me
q should like very much, said
Myrtle, casting down her eyes.
He then kissed her, put his sack upon
her back, and taking his stick in both
his hands, exclaimed, Woman, you
shall be mine. You shall carry my
sack, and / Will feed you. Now for
ward!'
And Myrtle, who had been so lazy at
the farm, now stepped forward cheer
fully. He followed her, singing and
bounding along on his hands and feet,
as joyous as he could be.
Since that day nothing has been
heard Of Myrtle
Fritz thought he should die if she
did not come back, but in a few years
he conssled himself for her loss by
marrying Gredel Dick, the daughter of
the miller.
Catharine appeared quite contented,
for Gredel Dick was the richest heiress
in the village.
Bremen only was still sad; he had
ended by loving Myrtle as If she were
his own child.
One winters day he was looking ont
of the window, and ON seeing a gypsy
woman in rags, with a sack on her
back, crossing the valley, which was all
blocked with snow, he sat down, draw
ing Il deep sigh.
"What is the matter, Bremerl' asked
his wife.
As he did not answer, she went up to
him, and saw that he was dead.-IHe
ArgoSy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
Iron Ships.

The New York Commercial Advertis-
er says
Iron shipbuilding is active on the
Delaware, the mineral mines of Penn
sylvania furnishing uuexcelled facilities
for the business. An iron sidewheel
steamer, 1g5 teet long lately finish
ed on that river to run on eastern shore
of Chesapeake bay, was launched on Fri
day ; a propeller also left the stocks
yesterday, to run between Boston and
Baltimore, of 1000 tons burthen, and
a large one is soon to take her her place
on Lorillard's New York and New Or
leans line This shows the favor in
which iron vessels continue to be held,
and how rapidly iron is displacing wood
in shipbuilding In very few years
an entire wooden ship will have become
a novelty"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
I'M American Bible Society printed

I'M American Bible Society printed
last year 1901, $50 volumes in addition
to l64, 997 copies published and circu
lated abroad It's receipts from sales
were over 800, 900 from churches and
individuals, $3.50, 600; total cash in
come, S729, 46470 The benevolent
work OF the Society included direct
grants Of books for circulation at home
and abroad, worth SIS, 701, in addition
to acquisitions amounting to S12,2T6
made 10y members and directors. Tie
total expenditures last year for volun-
tary grants of books were 1924, $500
OF which more than $4,000 was appro-
prlatea for foreign work.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
MYRTLE, THE GYPSY GIRL.
BY I'm. EECKMANS- CHATHAM.

Dosenheim. in Alsace, few steps above
the sandy ioOtpath which leads 10 the
wood, stands pretty little house sur
rounded by fruit trees, it's flat roof
laden with heavy stones, It's gabled
front projecting over the valley. Flights
OF pigeons are whirling about, hens
scratching under the hedges upon the
little garden wall is perchea cock,
whose crow is repeated by theechoesOf
the talberg two branches Of a vine
cover the front OF the house and spread
themselves ont under the root STAIR
case with wooden railing, ON which
clothes are hanging ont to dry, leads
up to the first story Mount TINS stair
case, and at the end OF short passage
Won come TO tht%kitchen, with its plates
and dishes and fat soup-tureans open
tho door ON your right and you enter
the large sitting room, with It's old oak
furniture, its ceiling supported by
heavy brown beams, it's old-tashioued
Nuremberg clock ticking the time
A woman about thirty-fye years old,
wearing hclosciy-fttiug bodice Oh black
silk and d black velvet cap with wide
hanging ribbons, is sitting tbere spin
ming.
4 man 10 plush coat and brown cloth
brsechrs, With wide forehead and calm
thoughtful expression, is wlistling 20
fat, chubby-faced boy, and jumping
him on his knee.
Such was the house OF Bremen. and
such we're Bremen, his wife Catherine,
md their little boy Fritz, in the year
Of grace 1920. / picture them TO my
self Just as i have described them to
you.
Christian Bremer had formerly
served in the chasseurs OF the Imperial
Guard, After the year 1913, he mar
ricd Catherine, his old love- when she
was no longer young, but still blooming
and full Of charms. With his own prop
erty, his house. four or five acres Of
vineyard, the land which he got with
Catherine, Bremen was one of the
most wcl-to do men IN Dosenhelm; he
might hive ncen mayor or deputy
mayor. on principal councillor, if he
uked, but he did not care for these
h0nors, ana when he had done his
DAYS wort. in the field, his only pleas
IRE wps 10 take down lis gun, whistle
to his dog Fuodland, and go for a turn
IA fine woods.
M. ana loy whom bo cona hack
fr.,,o .s,,nt;,a Io bronolt with him in
liz ,,.,t gal,r.nouch n EfIs oipsy
,.,l 1i,nly ag oo,,;rrsI and Known ~
h'r', ~, r., Nh go,1n1 hnr',t thn sont
of "a tree, beside poor gypsy woman.
dead from fatigue, and perhaps from
hunger
, , ,.,...4.,
N''.'''.,' ~ ott ''''' 'i -,
1'''., i''' 'tN t,V ',,',' 0,, s i 49,;
WI" N'a 9"i,e ,,'g tl,,,'o' - US Us o" .s,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27

4 FEESCH auditor Of accounts in the
seventeenth century was great praetl-
cal Joker all his life. and even played
trick after he had left the power Of
ENJOYING it. for he left four candles to
lie carried at his funeral which had not
been burning fifteen minutes before
thew went of as fireworks,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-27
The Real and the Ideal.

Not nnhler are the hearts that work tan hearts that
only dream: se
For real az the things that all the things that
The waters CLEAN among the hills, the mirageon the
sands,
And vet alike both image forth the self-sane Maker
hands.
We sail along rocky shore-the cliffs are gray and
green,
While in the sunHt depths below lofty cfs are
seen.
We Goat upon the wayes Of life, with death at either
hand,
And what Is false and what il true we mag not under
stand,
W. zee The sha9owy ros2 beneath, We see Tie cTags
above
How happy the hearts that Enowthe name OF ootn
IL Love?
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Entries and Terms.

specify the exhibitors and the name and age OF
the imaIo exhibition.
Anv many articles for exhibition he
may any excepting Sweepstakes free of
charge.
g. All stock and
be secured before the
Fair by application t the Secretary.
Entries the application to
the Secretary entries will be received only
the o. Secretary, at the Fair Grounds
deemed worthy of Premium the
Judges will refuse animal exhibited be
worthy only second the committee will make
having will not be allowed to COM
herd Sweepstakes speed; or
single may of pair compete
a
make their reports to the Secretary
day Every article OF
specified shall receive the aten-
o al appropriate committee
themselves to the member IN
charge of he department which they
premium list
ce exhibited the board will dis
creonary premiums articles merit not in the regular list
TO- Agricultural of other counties or States, as
persons countless invited Awarding Commit
tees are earnestly Fair their families and will be
furnish ed family
premiums called by the first of December 1871 will be con-
sdee 0 the Society.
Society by the payment o95O All
competitors with the Secretary and procure
Membership good admitting the purchaser
will be sold for twenty-five cents
EACH pass tickets will be
transferable Any obtaining adm
on entied premiums be awarded
No e
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Conundrums.

'sambo, did you ever sec the Catskill Mountains p
"No, sab; but I've seen the cats kill mice"
'Je why are you like de cedar p 81 guys it up,
sam; can't tell "Case you stay green both
winter and summer"
What is tho worst seat mau can sit On' Self
eouceit.
When is a scheme like the third of yard When
its A. oOt
When Adam and Eve partook Of the tree Of knowl-
edge, did they study the higher branches
why should young ladies set good examples? Be-
cause the young men are 30 apt to follow them.
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HIGHLAND COUNTY Rz1B FOR 1871.
Open to AlI==aNo. Entry. Fees
- s. o. .aal REQUIRED. laae e.a ..s

TwENTE-sEoSD ANNUAL FAIR Highland County Agricultural
Society will be held HsbOrough Ohio Wednesday,
Thursday Friday, September ~
It remember, paid
persons liberty
miuns excepting Sweepstakes, without fee the
being entirely abolished lai -a"t
Exhibitors adjoining respectfully
tend and bring animal ef superior Breed or that
will show the particular
Vegetables prepared state
the culuret
which shall
Agculturi Stock
Raiser indeed Labor Fine offer
skilled productions resulting scientific
experiments freaks
profitable the exhibitor
0 premiums offered, propose
all with their the Information thus OBJ
opportunity exhibit before large Of
people
the active and
cienecy in their endeav
exhibition held Southern Ohio
any addressing
All parties desiring exhibit respectfully requested
list articles the be made much
possible the and in the
knowledge what
respective Halls exhibit article to
the best advantage.
For further order exhibition address
JOHN W. ELLIS. Secretary,
Hilsborough, Ohio.
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Whole No. 1886.

person judge any class in which he or she may be an
exhibitor h
regularity entry or other fpor
ant mater which the committee
tie proper department
person knowingly mepesenng keeping stock
manner of manufacture or production of manufactured articles onin
interfere committee shall forfeit
the az arded
the control Of the Board of Directors
until the close the without
No but
the Society," committees and invited Horses,
hbed in the
attached by the Judges before leaving the
Premium
Membership complimentary tickets giveno those
Teshments transferable presented
by than the
al destroy
The sale of intoxicating drinks is prohibited within and the
dangerous driving racing
betting gambling
tolerated the Fair Grounds. allowed.
Committees will be appointed exhibition
Hay furnished Society gratui
ousyan nd grain will be at the loves market price.
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Typical Trees.

For gouty people. the ache-cOrn for antiqnari
ans, the date for schoClboys, the birch; tor Irish
men, the och foricOniurors, tho palm for negroes
see darr; for young ladies, the man go for farmers
the plaut'iu for fashionable young ladies, set OF
frs; for danIies, the spruce; for actors, the pop
lar; for physicians, the sycamore; for your wife
the wiil o. for lovers, the figh press for The dis
eonsoiate, the pine; for engaged people, the pair
for sewing machine operators, the hem lock- for
boarding house keepers, the ash always on hand
the paw-paw who is this written for, yew.
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Order of Exhibition.

Day devoted the reception Of Stock Articles OF
making
be no o n Premiums
DayTh Committee will examine and report Horses for
Match
Teams Poultry Domestic
Vegetables, GRAIN Flour
all Horses rotted
public for premium Genemens' Riding Match
Third Day-Flower and Drawings Match and Light Har-
Troing and Pacing Horses Ladies' Riding
closing Stock in the ring
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Dull times are the best for adver-
tisers ; because when money is tight
and people are forced to economize,
they always read the advertisements
to ascertain who sells the cheapest
and where they can trade to the
best advantage.
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That is not a bad dodge of the
shoe dealer out West, which consist
ed in numbering all his ladies' boots
and shoes two and-a-half and three,
disposing of them under the guise
of that amiable fiction.
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MIDSUMMER.

It Is midsummer, the sweet midsummer-
Poor DaftJdiI blossom what's that to thee?
Thou hast no part in its gOldeR glow
Thy time of blooming was long ago;
Thou hast no share in its silver dew
It wi not wake thee to lite anew.
What sadder fate can tha Autumn bring
Than Summer does to flower Of Spring?
1t is midsummer, my life's midsummer
Ny sorrowing Heartl what's that to theef
Its joys are things that cannot share
'Tis not for me that its days are fair;
For lore for me was an April flower,
Whose beauty went with the passing hour.
What sadder fate can the Autumn bring
Than Summer does to a flower of Spring?
-LASEIE D. GREEN, in Harper's Magazine for A
g1st-
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The Tribune demonstrates that the
city and county debt of New York
were doubled by the Tammany gov
ernment in 1869, and no official ac
counts were published; besides the
necessities of the city and county.
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Alexander H. Stephens, in his
paper, the Columbus (Ga.) Sun,
says that the "idea of adopting a
radical platform to elect a Dem
Ocrat President is as sensible as
burning down a house to clear it OF
feas."
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Select Miscellany.
THE BROOK


AN IDTL, BY rESNTsoS.
I come from hsuuts Of ooOt and hern,
make a sudden sally
And sparkle out among the fern,
To bleker down valley.
By thirty hills hurry down,
Or slip between the ridges,
By twenty thorps, little town,
And half hundred bridges
Tin Iasr by phiip's-farm I flow
To join the brimning river,
For men may come and men may 60,
But 1 60 on fUr,yer.
chatter over stony ways,
In little sharps and trebles,
bubble into eddyiug bays,
babble on the pebbles.
With many curve my banks fTet,
By many a field and tallow,
And many fairy foreland set,
with willow weed and mallOw.
] chatter, chatter, as I fow
To join the brimming river,
For men may come and men may go,
But go on forever.
wind about, and in and out,
With here a blossom sailing,
Aud here and there lusty trout,
And here and there grayIing,
and here and there a foamy fake
Upon me, as travel,
With many a silvsry waterbreak
Above the golden gravel,
And draw them all along, and flow
To join the brimming river,
For men may come and men may go,
But go Gu forever.
steal by lawns and grassy plots,
slide by hazel covers;
move the sweet forget-me-nots
That grow for happy lovers.
slip; I slide, gloon, glance,
Among my skimming swallows;
make the netted sunbeam dance
Against my sandy shadows
Imurmur under moon and stars
In balmy wiIdernessss;
linger by my shingly bars;
I Ioiter round my crosses;
And ont again curve and flow
To Join the Lrimming river,
For men may come and men may 90,
But go on forever.
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A Cleveland merchant lately re-
ceived a package labelled, 81 box of
Tom. Cats" 1t took him some
time to decipher the fact that the in
scription meant a box of tomato
catsup.
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$500 women have been sentenc-
ed to transportation to New Caledo
MIA for setting fire, or attempting
to set fire to buildings in Paris.
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officers for vi.

officers for '7l.
G. S. BELL. President; A. S. GLASCOCK, Treas;
J.. JOLLY PFes't; JOHN w. ELLIS SeCy.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
c. S. BELL, J. H. JOLLY, J. W. ELLIS
J. W. B.. AYREs ELIAS OvERMAN, D. MCCONNAUGHEY.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
J s. BLACK NELSON J. B.. AYREs A S. GLAsCOCK.
sUPgRlNTeNDgNTs OF DEPARTMENTS.
Horses Redkey Bakins D. K Johnson
CaHLe-D A. McCOnnaughey and Elias Overman.
6pine Sheep PouLh-W. B.. and J. W. 3. Ayre
InlPLGnentS-Joseph Gaymon and a. D. COOmbs.
FaTraa Marshall r. Nelson.
Floral Fine ART Departmental. B. Edwards
AGrngaca1es-J. S. Black.
MARsRAGS.
"A NJ. GAROUTTE
AsssrANTs-CARY T. POPE GEORGE HAIGH.
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RuIes and Regulations.

exhibition owned by the proposing
to he same family.
Secretary correspond with each entry made
books be exhibited
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lam composed fl2 letters.

lam composed Of y letters.
Ny first Is in new, but not in old;
Ny second is in brass, but not in gold;
My third is in team, hut not iu gears
My fourth is in month, but not in years
My fifth is in rats, but not in mousei
MY sixth is in land, hut not in hause,
Ny seventh Is in child, but not in man
My eighth is in scheme, but not in plan
Sly ninth is in Heaven, but not in God;
Ny tenth is in ground, but not in sod;
Ny eleventh Is in house, but not in pillar !;
sly twelfth is in lawyer, but not in titIer
Nv whole is the name OF an industrious miller.
BLACK EYED JOHNNY
D-s,5 tCyrr TuIv 1871
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Youths Department.

sS-Original Enigmas, Charades, Problems, ETC.,
are respectfully solicited. The answers must al
ways accompany them, together with the real name
Of the writer.
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Enigma.

ns-Ws want a fresh supply of Enigmas, &c, as
our stock is getting low.
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Members of the Board for 1871.

c. S. BELL, Hillsborough.
Hon. J. H. JOLLY
A. 1900 ....... 1000.
ELLIS
J. S. BLACK
NELSON,
B. AYRES ynchburg.
Hon. A. D. COONIBS,
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