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ESTATE NOTIGE.---AIlP Per-
IA song having demands against the Es-
tate of j. Allen Jefcoat. deceased, will pre-
sent the same, properly nttested. to the un-
dersigned, or to Messrs. lzlnr & Dibblc, At
'orncys, Orangeburg, s. G.. All persons in
dcbted to said Estate will make immediate
pay ment TO the said Attorneys. or to
SAMUEL W. .JEFCOAT,
Qualified Executor.
June 4th. lS72-S--4t
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL. eoMMIssIoNgR,
ORANGEBuRG CouarY, s. G.,

c'.,
May 3lst, 1872
To TRUSTEES of FREE COMMON
SCHOOLS in vnrions School Districts of he
above named County. In accordance with
INSTRUCT ans received from State Supcrinten-
dent Of Eiucation TO the effect that that the
money appropriated for the support and
maintainoncc of Free Common Schools for
the fiscal year ending September 30, 1872.
will not be paid until the Collection of the
pcIt General Tax shall have been made, /
'ice::: !: s:;l::::: 20 s:.:=. :om 50: C!nsE ::
cnco, all the FREE. COMMON SCHOOLS
under your Supervision. except in those
School Districts which have an uncxpcni-
ell balance of School Funds on hand
l.. L. CAIN,
School COMMISSIONER
Orangeburg County, s. C.
june \ 81
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OFFICE.
OFFICE or SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
oRASGEBURG COUNTY, S. e.

May goth 1872.
All persons hssding SCHOOL CLAIMS
against the Free School Funds of Orange
burg County-those already audited, az
wei! as those not yet presentei-will pre-
sent them to this Office. on or before June
18th, 1872 The intention of tile above 40
tice is to determine the outstanding Inicbs-
edness for services rendesed during the
above mentioned time.
E. L CAIN.
School commissioner.
june l-3t @fnngeburg Co, S. e.
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there is and always has been some "true
,ehiyelrs aathe scuth--though ip such
alwosfal!y small minority aste be mn
able % make any effectual ssapd gaiass
tie b9frots of Kuklazism.)
gBW since Dir. Greeley's speech the
South has raised thousands ef doflSfs %
fee lawyers from a distancst defend
Ku-klux prisoners. the Democratic
press of this section has alnnossr without
exception ipsplted, yilifed end denounced
the Courts and sseyys officer of IsRsrr a. rlawf
engaged in the psoseoution Of these
most -da1naabie=of=aH=midniga mgder-
'ers, ana in all the broad land Of the
5 South not not one singh single cry Of keEsor, Of
eager sdsappycSiatiep sy SslRp or or eHsn. of enrnest
reproaeh has been heard from any Dem
ocratic'source agaihststtiaabhorFed and,
abominable organizations cd; s7eiiod 1
Outraged hdmapf nature has a. .imes
Ets-f brs c2e -tc- g - y
urged the Southern Southern press to some ex
preston upon the subject. But what
has been tho almost universal character
of these utterancesf They have,not
damned with faint praise" they have
praised with faint reproach.
In the face Of all this, we would ask
whether Mr.. Graoley's 'chiyalry' have
found him, or whether he has found
hteDs !?
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II 0SE! LOS'E!l H.OST!!!--.
l. Lost between Mcssrs. Doyle & wiles'
anL HArpin Riggs Carriage ind Buggy
Shops; i'll Russell Street, in Ornngcburg, OH
the oth inst. the sum of Fifty Dollars. most.
ly in Five Dollar Bills and few One and
Two Dollar Bills. Also three Notes puyahe
to the undersigned. signed by John Suci
berry, John Watson and W. Walker. sFpa.
rateiy. All persons are warned against
trading for the same A suitable reward
will be paid for the recovery of the money
aud notes, or either.
RANSOM BLAKNEY.
Enquire nj rost Oificc.
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ESTATE NOTECE.---PURSU-
EAANT to order of Judge Of Probate,
viii sell at the late residrn OF Jaby Weeks.
.lr., deceased. at public Query, for cash, on
Tuesday the 18Th day of June. 1872. the per.
sonal property of the Estate Of said deceased.
consisting in part of Hogs. Cattle, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Blacxsmti.'s
Tools, &c. Persons desiring to purchase
will please take notice.
All persons indebted to the said Estate
will make Immediate payment to the under.
stgned. and all persons having claims against
the same, are requested to present them
properly attcstcd to
PATRICK NJ. CARSON,
Qualified Administrators
Nm
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF school COMMISSIONER,
onAsaspuadsfoss1s S. Tn,
eI'FA Mlzl o ,e.,g Isl

U ~ Met 81Bti 1879 ~
The attention Of de- lSnks 81 BoARDs
of SCHOOL TRps9BEsf hf Ifi,e vafioas
School Districts oftbs eSaa,s sndSgfsIs
School Trustees of such Districts is hereby
called to Sections 20, 40. so rnd 81, of an
Act entitled "An Act to amend an Act enti-
tied AN Act to Establish and Maintain a
System Of Free Common Schools for the
State. of South Carolina -. :" approved March
9th, 1871, and especially to Sec. 40 Of said
Act.
The following are the Sections in ques-
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Items.

Dry Details The provisions of the
liquor law.
They don't say hogs in Indiana
"crude bacon" is the term.
An organ grinder of Taunton, Mass,
has bank account of $4,000.
Somebody has discovered that 1900
acres Of the site of Pittsburg were once
sold fof Eddie .SS3 S5$ATt1A \
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President Grants Acceptance.

The following is the Presidents letter
of acceptance of the nomination
EXECuT1vE MANSION.
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Schoal Commissioner.
@iangebutY Go,, S.. e.
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ment Of the Convention.
Mr.. KELLY reported as follows:-Your Commit
tee on Permanent Organization beg leave to re.
port the names Of the following gentlemen as per-
manent officers Of this Convention
Iresident-George M. Beebe, Of Sullivan.
Vice Prestdents-First district. John Fox, of New
York H. Watman, Of New York. Second district,
CHESTER dssct William Seen Of usar
James Duffy, of Albany. Fourth district, John
Rogers, of Clinton; d. Magone, Jr., of ST. Lawrence.
Of osweso sxts sts john huSisrd oi
Chenango; s.. s. Randall, of Cortland. Seventh
Yaes Eighth asc cyrns Day Of Sasara
W. II. Henderson, OF Cattaraugus.
Secretd, ,fes-First district, Thomas j. Creamer, Of
Fourth dstrst Charles so faxon' " 81 y %aTren FIFTH
James A. Kenyon, q Delaware; Seventh district,
J. p. Faurot, OF Ontario; Eighth district, g. @.
Recording secetaries~James Mooney, Of Erie;
Eugene Raymond, OF Greene; w. W. Moseley, OF
Kings.
Readtng Secreta,v-A L. Pease, Of Saratoga.
The report OF the committee was adopted.
Mr. Kinsella, Of Kings, and Mr.. Apgar, OF Tomp-
masent Chairman to the chair Vic
Mr.. BEEBE, ON taking the chair, spoke as fol-
lows:-
GENTLEMEN or rnr CosvrsIios--For this high
s5, .! yo your pssass ss@sSgs' a1s asS
e 'nc
accept rather as an evidence that In the trying 0rdeai
now Impending the gallant chienains Of the party have
State of New York Npplausc) And now, venerable
your Councils, assure You that. in this
ne pausss Tho Of vass
shall occupy these broad plains for ages yet to come.
The contest before In word Is 10 determine whether
the constitutional government OF fathers shall prevail
or whether military dictaon shall overbear every
bulwark Of liberty Mpplauscl The venerable chair
not tear leaf from the chaple Of fame which crate
nation had woven about the brow Of the present Chief
xecutiyc of this great nation. No, gentlemen, nor
would but nc Of al others whom GSd ;;s has
without scrupe tear the laures that the very lghnngs
spare" We have do with this ilustrlous gentle
man as warrior. II the cool arbitrament of history
shall be that he has come short In the civic walks Of life
and, stronger still that he has been guilty by his own
rupt men surrounding him. say II that arbitrament
shall dim oblterate his military glory he must thank
his sardid nature and his bad advisers Gentcmen
not In this contest In spirit Of antagonsn to any
on Gods earth Think You that this chei,an whom
consequence to together Cincinnati all the great
and lustrious men who helped to make him PRESIDENT
Think you we arc here merely TO strike down man
and upraisc another This, as read IT, not the
have risen above hc miserable plane partisansp we
stand upon the high ground Of patriotism. Applausc)
not 10 ask how where another may have fought
political contests In this country II he is ready now
strike hands with me he 10 ready 70 interlock shields
Whether democrat republican he IS my brother for this
contest. Great applanscl They tell us on the one
side that this is O miserable scheme, concocted
by the shrewd leaders Of the democracy swallow
lublcapA aud ~ tho 0thez they assuys W With eQlsl
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THE NATIONAL. RAILWAY INJUNCTION CASE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 4, 1872.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 4, 1872.
In the case of Burnham and others vs. the Nd
tional Railway Company counsel came in at ten
O'Clock and submitted several forms of the decree
to be entered. After some discussion the follow
ing was adopted by the Court -Burnham ct al.
vs.. The National Railway Company; and now,
September A, 1872 the cause on to be heard on bill
and affdavits on motion for special Injunction;
and thereupon 1t was ordered and decreed that an
Injunction pro JO7md be allowed enjOining and re-
straining the said defendants, the National Rail-
road Company Its officers and directorsI
from issuing any OF the bonds mentioned
In or to be secured by the mort
cages executed by said company on the 9th day Of
July last being the exhibit to said BILL as amended
until the further order of the Court The defen;
dants' waive any Injunction bond, and the plain!
tiffs waive any security on appeal. Upon this an
appeal will be taken and argued before the Sp,
preme Court at Pittsburg In october next. N,
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republicans to swalIew the demSeratc party Gentle
we win go into this contest @ without party
Parties merely 70 snSseTve , the inter
that & interest party and parisans Be oyerboTns
"a:
that Three years ago this people elected man ngn IN
song his, s, S vs% Ess ,Ss
sd o a the see n there eeS paso S
see there the most miserable sst e who eyet
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r that haa this 5sn has financial
5esh sshePpaTFSSs exploits
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Ssys SsascssS terrible array
hs ssstSa but siooooooo apSa property bass Of
basis Is Is Gyfd ss aeSs pPFSpsE Pasy
his a ss
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business interests require that better servant should be
ss this hi and these s
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party, but we believe he + an honest man, and viii
But If we in anxious and earnest desire to
s 9s'ssy
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robbed You of the most sacred right inherent TO you the
sSs 15a ns
81 s'! afH .s
districts sss
our rsmains spi1it
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and the heart that needed amputaton. These men, /
syy ss 5sss d%ss @ Ss # sssa ss Ss
mined upon sefresurrection if in corruption 1t but
mains for to complete this great work. Let no party
spirit no partisan interest, stand In the way.
~ ass
Sr let aS % Ss here w
dent though 1t had been traced the hand Of God in
lightning along the vault of heaven-that victory will
crown our efforts. tremendous applause)
Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Erie, offered resolution calling
for the appointment Of a committee OF two from
each Judicial district on resolutions. Adopted.
Mr.. TILDEN announced that the other Convention
sitting in the city had already appointed their Com;
mittees Of Conference on Electors, and as 1t would
save time for this Convention to do the same to-
night, he moved to take from the table his motion
with reference thereto Carried.
Mr.. GREGG, one OF the delegates from the Liberal
Republican Convention, was announced and COM
municated the fact Of the appointment OF such
Committee Of Conference The entire Convention
arose and loudly cheered Mr. Gregg as he appeared.
Mr.. Tlden's resolution was adopted.
Mr.. REID, OF Suffolk moved that when the Con-
vention adjourn it be to nine O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Carried.
Delegations In obedience to Mr.. Tilden's resolu.
tOn, reported committees as follows to confer with
the committees from the liberal republicans to
select electOrs-
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SENATOR OoNKL1NG ON THE STUMP

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Sept. a, 1872.
Senator Conkling addressed an assemblage Of
1900 people in this city last night Many residences
were Illuminated, and there was fine display Of
frQwOrks.
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he requested the members to rise and join him in
JOHN BROWN CHORUS no GREELEY cAAfAioS
SONG.
This was done with much enthusiasm and more
melody than might have been anticipated. ihT ee
Efforts to obtain speaker were futile p'a the
name Of Isaac H. Hunter, the yellow dele gate from
New York, WAS tnok called the w9er he with
thanking the meeting for it.s Kindness and ex
pressed an opinion that ". time had arrived for
surface. He associate.i the term honesty with Mr.
Greeley, and though.t the march Of that gentleman
to the White House would rival sherman's narch
NOVEMBER PREDICTION.
The November election would XIII on all the fadi-
cal leaders and leave the rank and file TO enjoy the
blessings OF good government. He mentioned
many prominent colored men who were support
ing the liberal ticket, and expressed MS opinion
that many of the coiored people would vote It, he
referred to General Dix as gentleman some
time since deceased, whose friends had forgotten
to place pennies on his eyes, which caused much
laughter. This satisfied the desire for speech-llsten
ing, and motion to adjourn prevailed. o,o,oox
R%'Iaa ior report Cf Committees, Mr. FcntOn nom
very harmonious meeting had been held, but
he not yet ready to report upon az
the important questions when @ naa arisen, ah1 hS
which the Conventions should appoint committee
Of from each Congressional district to act TO-
gether for the appointment OF an electoral Ticket
This action met with the approval OF the COnven-
ton, and the respective delegations were au-
thorized to make their selection Of member for
this committee.
CONSIDERABLE FEELING
was manifested following the statement that the
Committee Permanent Organization WAS not
ready to report, but the attention of the Confer
ence being called to the delay which this report
would involve being incompatible with the feeling OF
the Convention the subject OF the electoral Ticket
o motion to adjourn prevailed. 1t was stated In
the Convention that the report OF the Committee
on Permanent Organization Is already perfected,
and that Hon. Chauncey M. Depew ia chairman,
which is q change from the original programme,
which gave the place to LittejOhn.
Another Conferential Meeting.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 7-Midnignt.
The Conference Committees on the partition Of
place held another meeting tonight; but, after q
prolonged session, adjourned until tomorrow
morning without coming to any definite conclusion.
They win meet again tomorrow morning, at
eight O'Clock, when it Is believed general agree
ment win be arrived at. 1t is rynOred that many OF
the republicans are willing to let the democrats
have all the places the State ticket, provided
| they get the Congressman at large, and that two
| members of the Democratic Committee are willing
| to cOncede the Congressman. There was an I'M
| mense demonstration by the liberals in the city
| tonight, consisting OF a torchlight procession
| bands OF music, white coated battaions &c. The
| marshals were ex-Judge COmstOck and ex.Gov
| ernOr AlvOrd.
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Another Conferential Meeting.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 4, 1872

SYRACUSE, Sept 4, 1872.
The Democratic State Convention met in the
Wieting opera House at twelve O'Clock noon, and
was called to order at fifteen minutes before one
O'Clock by Mr. Samuel J. Tilden, Chairman Of the
State Central Committee,
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts Of different States No publicity Advice
frce. Notary Public and Commissioner for every State
J. !. KING. Counsel lpr- at Law. y" YroadWAY,
The New York herald., 1872-09-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

A CARD FROM Mr.. THOMAS CORNELL. n
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A SAXON HOUSE, HAVING A HUNDRED MACHINES
N for embrciderng at its disposal desires to form
nectons With first class mercantile firms Ad.
dress A. b. 800, Poste rest, Piaucn, saxony.
i ace Upper Norwood, London.To tourists and fami.
esi-s eleyatet pleasant and most ssubrous position
combined with the comfort afforded and It's
ment, have made the Queens Hotel favore Of
upper ranks OF English society.
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TOR SALE-3s9 WEST FIFTY-sIxTH STREET, FOUR
story French roof brown stone front Is wei built and
and from 4to6
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TOR SALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH
sOnp brick House. frescoed and IN best condition lot
S0xloO immediate possession Inquire at $50 West Foe
street
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UCTIoN SALE OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
II The largest sale al this season.
over tSU00U worth ana 60 lots
magnificent Household Furniture
at pub 10 auction
THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, Jan. IS at II O'Clock,
AT the elegant private residence OF w.
S2 West Forty-second street. one block
. west OF broadway, Seventh avenue
Costy vcve Brusses Ca pets. magnificent rosewood ~
octave cost 5000 rich Paror Suits, Marie Anol
pctte Pompadour sty covered satin Curtains. Mir
rors Bronzes Pain ngs Vases. Clocks Etasees Cabinets
tided and fulAid Tables rosewood walnut Drawing
Room Suits covered with niue gold and
gold satfn brocael rosewood walnut Chamber
Bedse ids, Bureaus WashsanGs Mattrcsse ding Turk
ISL chairs Lounges Sofas Rockers Sdeboar,
tension Table, Dining srs Glass China Silver Ware Ser
wants Furniture &c. r. NICHOLS Auconeer Response
Bile men In attendance to cart pack goods for purchasers
A UCT1ON NOTICE. HENRY LOTT AUCTIONEER
~ will sell at bn Barclay street. at II o'clock A. NJ large
assortment OF CrOckery, Glassware &C. in lots to suit city
and country trade.
A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUR
N nlturc.-A private residence 124 West 2bh, this
commencing at lO4 O'clock comprising 40 lots 10000
WORTH of niHcent Household Furniture Pianoorte Par
lor Suits in latest Styles Mirrors Tables, Lace Curtains
Bedroom Suits Brussels Carpets FEEDING. Wardro es,
Lounges, Clocks also Dining Room, basement and
Kitchen Furniture; Plate, Cutlery, China Glassware. &c.
Sale positive HENRY ZINN, Auctoneer.
UGUsTE MARTIN sS L co. AUCTIONEERS.
N Stie of the season,
nalA 49,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-17
SpOr. for Alexis,

1t is well known that for some time
preparations have been making for a
grand buffalo hunt, for the pleasure OF
Prince Alexis. The preparations were
all perfected last week, aud the Ducal
panty had arrived in the vicinity of the
hunting ground. The Prince, by this
time, has doubtless eaten of the choicest
pieces of the buffalo killed by his own
hands. A despatch from the North
Platte, dated Jan. 18th, speaks of the
arrival of the party there, and describes
the hunting camp as follows
Alexis and party arrived here at A.
NJ, to day. They breakfasted on the
cars at A. NJ The ambulances and
light wagons for the bagg age aud car
riage for the Grand Dake met the party,
and they started Immediately fo- the
camp.
The permanent camp for the bnffalo
hunt il on the Red Willow Greek, about
fifty miles southwest of this point. The
camp consists Of two hospital tents. ten
wall tents, and tent for servants and
soldiers. Three of the wall tents are
hoored. and that of the Grand Duke is
carpeted Box and sibley stoves are
provided for the hospital and wall tents.
and the hospital tents will be used for
dining in. An extensive culinary outfit
is also taken along, and also ten thou
sand rations each of -four, sugar and cof-
fee, and one thousand pounds of tobacco
for the Indians.
Company c, of the 2d Cavalry, under
command of Captain Egan. is at the
camp. They went out several days ago,
and have everything in the best ossible
shape Company E I'd Cavalry, under
Lieutenant Hover. acts as the escorts
for the party to the camp, and the whole
is under the command of General Pal
mer, of Omaha barracks. Lieutenant
Hays is quartermasier of the expedition
Mr.. Cody. alias "Bouffalo Bill" met the
Duke and party here A relay of horses
is at Medicine Creek, about half way to
the camp. and the party expect to make
the trip in eight hours. Buffalo are plen-
tiful within ten miles of the camp.
A few hours ago four hundred Indians
were reported at the camp with their fam
lilies. and others were coming in rapidly
1t is expected that war parties of Spotted
Tail, Whistler. War Bonnet, and Black
Hat will be there with their respective
chiefs and bands.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-17
List of Jurors for February Term, 1872

GRAND JURORS.
Fermanagh-W Bergey, Joseph Ober-
hoitzer, Isaac Puffenberger
Fayette-J. VI. Ray. Peter Brown, Michael
Eicbman, s. NJ. Shelley, David Straycr.
Spruce Hill-Jacob Bryner
Wnlker-George Cook, Cyrus Sieber
Aliford-Benj Gronigner. VIM. NJ Sterret
Perrysvillc-O w. Hamlin
Pnttcrson-John kerlin.
Lack-Nathew Kirk j. IT, Wallace.
Mifflin- Cornelius Mcclellan, Joseph c.
Watts
Beale-Stewart Okeson, Alexander Wood
ward.
Monree-Baltzer Lauver
Turbe;t-Wm Robson
Greenwood-H. F. Zeiders.
PETIT JURORS,
Walker Alton Adams. Joseph Dysinger,
Henry Hartman, Samuel Mariz
Fermanagh - J. b. Alexander, George
DUNN.
Mifiintown-wm. Bell, Samuel Bergcy,
Alexander Ellis. J. W. Hamilton.
Lack-James Bachman, Irwin Clark, D. B.
Spanoglc. Robert Wilson. Hugh L. McMeen
Beaie-Christian Brandt, VIM. Laird, Je-
rome Stewart.
Miford-G. W. Burchfeld, wm. Kaufman,
L L. Guss, George Heikes.
Patterson-John Copln. d. A Doughman,
John Fasic. George Goshen.
Fsyette- David Charters, Aaron Leidy,
John Robson, VIM. II Reynolds. Lucian viii
son.
Susquehanna-wm. Goodman, John Hertz
Ter. Peter Kilmer. Jacob Rotbrock.
Greenwood-Jonas Long, Simon shelllen-
berger, Milard Woodward
Thompsontown-W. G. Tyson.
Spruce Hiil-Samuel Meloy.
Delaware-Isasc Pile, Andrew Smith, c. G
Shelley.
Monroe-D. W Swarts.