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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-21
McMNxvnLE, June IL. 1872.

EDITOR REGISTER:-The Central
Baptist Association held their annual
meeting and transacted business with
4 degree of harmony that promised
good in the labors Of the ensuing year.
After the introductory discourse by
Elder r. c. Hill, officers We're e.t tcted:
Elder ITunSlker, Moderator; c. II.
Maxfocn, Clerk; A. W. Stanar,,
Treasurer. The Association maug-
urated initiatory measures to have
ministers sustained as Evangelists,
that more eiitctml gospel labor3 may
be performed. Suitable arrangements
were made to facilitate and encourage
the enterprise for the endowment of
the McMinnyille College, with hope
OF success in making the College an
enterprise of mutual interest to all the
denominations in the State and Wash
ington Territory. The Association
endorsed the labor of the agent for the
school, and directed and authorized
him to continue the canvass till the
endowment was secured. His success
Icing satisfactory, he is cordially com
neHlcd to tie people in the College
enterprise.
The location Of the College in Me-
Nliunville is certainly very appropri-
ate. The village, surrounded as il Is
with rich and beautiful country, set
tied by industrious farmers, possess
ing fiac estates and liRlNl hearts,
ready to assist freely il bni.tIiHg up 4
GOOD school il this healthy location,
where the youag may breathe pure
air and have all the advantages and
facilities for securing Il liberal cdnta-
ton in connection with sound health,
and decided moral and religious iAtln-
ences.
The school, under the supervision Of
Prot. Robb, has been Of a character to
give general satisfaction; and in open
ing a school Of this character with its
scores Of intellectual and orderly pIl-
pills giving encouraging promise ofuse-
fllnes@ hereafter, we are partial to the
conclusion that these matters should
rest deeply, in the sympathy of every
christian heart, aid that none but a
cold heart, Gull perception, a pom
pous conccitof former associations and
connections would fail to perceive
much to appreciate in TIE youths Of
our country. X. {. HILL.
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DIR. VAN Den Esg:TGlg'$
snfasIitylc VSGTm Syrup.

Its value in removing masses Of crnlitics
from the stomach and bowels of children,
even where worms 10 not exist, cannot 10
too highly estimated.
Fever and iJue. lCrsonS becoming DO
bilitatcd by the presence OF. worms IN the
stomach or bowels, are more liable TO havo
pro,racte1 course of chills and fever.
The worm remedies have been known 10
cure when all other remedies have failed,
especially in children.
For sale by 4. Crotlier- & Co, wholesale
and retail druggists, Albany, or. Price =
One Dollar per bottle. y4n3onG
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ADDITIONAL ATTRACTI0NS.-It is
now reported that the ancient order of
Observation-Disclosures, or P.
Us, hive concluded to add to the
attractions OF the 4th at the Fair
grounds by a general turn ont. We
hope this rumor may prove genuine.
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GENERAL CROP PRosPEcr.-A gen.
tleman who has been taking a tour
through the western counties Of Ore
gon. writes the Oregoniaa: We every
where observed what we regarded rs
tokens Of industry. The breadth of
grain sown seemed to be much great
er than we had observed in any former
year: aud the early or Fan .own
grain was well grown aud character
ized By a very healthy green. So, al
50. were many Of the crops sown in
February and March. And yet. us to
later sowing, the farmers feared that
without much more rain they would
be short.
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SrRING WAGoNs.-f'or a No. | ve-
hiclc, with or without springs, two or
four horses, home manufacture, made
Of the very best material, at low rates
for cash, 90 to Mr.. Peters shop on
Ferry street. Call and see those new
wagons without tail.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. Dow, of the
firm of Dow & Crane of this city, Is
confined to his room with heart dis
ease. He is very i'll.
Mr.. john Lnper and family have
gone to the mountains.
Mrs. Wakefield, of Portland, has
been visiting friends in this city dur
ing the week.
Mrs. W. II. Bracket and Mrs. DR..
Freeland, on 4 visit TO friends in this
city, lett for the Southern portion of
The State on Wednesday evenings
train.
Boise, Esq, of ITalsey, gave us a call
on Wednesday. Reports lIalsey as
growing finely.
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.ALrANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Closes Friday, June 23th. Examina-
ton Of classes commences on Tuesday
morning. Lecture before the Literary
Union on Thursday evening, by Rev.
pr. Lindsey, OF Portland. Literary
exercises by the students Friday even
inc.
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IToLLowAY'S PHLs.--In all crowd
ed cities, malaria and togs are
brcathcd over and over again, till the
strongest lungs are incapable Of pro-
ducing pure blood, hence the sluggish
ness of mind and body, the WEAKNESS
and irritabiIity Of many persons DIR
ing this season of the year. These
medicines ncutralize these impurities,
and give yigor to the head, heart and
stomach. 2j cents per box or pot.
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GONE SoUTH.-The first of the
week, Ans. Marshall, with three hacks
and eight horses, started south with
the japanese Troupe. lie will proba-
bly, take them as far south as Jackson
Vile.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS. = NcSSrs.
Blain, Young q Co.. call special at
tention to their stock, consisting of
Pitts Challenger Thresher, Endless
Chain Thrcshcrs, iaine's Headers,
assortment Of combined Reapcrs and
Mowers; also. Mowers, Horse lsakes,
&C., together with the celebrated Balm
Wagon, which for general excellence
can not be beat.
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JAPANEsE,-i'riCay and saturday
nights of last week, at Parrish Hall,
large audiences greeted tie Royal I'y-
coon japanese Troupe. These Japs,
little and big, old and yonng, per-
formed well, doing variety Of tricks,
a"robatic feats, etc, that were entire
" new. They gave the best of salts
faction here, and that is more than we
can say of the generality of similar
performances.
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OUR NEXT SENAToR.- to fnlrin'
parts if you wish to get the news from
home. The Olympia wv. H., Sta,a'-
nd says that DR.. Il. r. Geary Is the
coming man, and will doubtless occu-
by seat in the Senate of the United
States in the place of Mr.. Corbett.
This doubtless will be news to Mr..
Geary, as he is not now nor has he
been a candidate for the position.
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MARKErs.-Butter and eggs both
rcceded in price the first of the week,
but adyices from san Francisco stiiten-
ed the market and we now quote {:
Batter, l3g20c per pound; egg, lSc
ner dozen,
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OREGON STATE FAIR.-We have re-
ceived the list of premiums of the
Oregon State Fair for 1872. The Fair
will commence on Monday, Septem-
her Both, 1872, and continue through
the week. We shall mention this
matter more at length hereafter.
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A CRor FAuuRE.-Quite a number
of farmers have assured Us that unless
we have rain soon, the wheat crop of
Linn county will not be an average
one. For weeks past the atmosphere
has been unusually dry for this valley,
with little or no dewS falling. With
ont rain the grain will net fill, and the
Weld will he largely decreased. Q, for
Il good healthy shower.
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r. O. ADDRESS. The p. 0, address
of Mr.. John 4. Amber is Elma, Che
halls county, W. y. Persons looking
after vacant lands, or wishing surveys
made in that Territory, should apply
to Mr.. Amber.
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NoTICE,-.lt is highly necessary for
all WHO iatcal going Oh The excursion
on the 4th, to conclude and report by
July lst. 10 accommodate this ne
eessity. arrangements are made with
Nr. L. 4. F'rccland to receive the
names of al WHO desire to go. This
will save the necessity of purchasing
tickets until the morning Of the iih.
Don't fill 10 enroll curly, because it
viii he to yow advantage III many
WAYS,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-21

LOsT.-Bctween Albany and my
farm, a lady's gold breastpin. A lib
eral reward will be given for its recov-
ery, as It has a special value to the
owner. EDW'D II. GEARY.
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VEGETABLEs.-Gus. Layton has re-
cciyed new potatoes, onions, straw
berries, etc, besides large invoice Of
groceries and provisions, which he is
furnishing to customers at low rates.
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vTaa.AlA5a DAVIDSON,
REAL EsTATE DEALER.
NO. 81 Front Street, Portland, Or,

HEtI, ESTATE in this CITY and EAST
PORTLAND. in thc most desirable loaali.
ties. cansisfiag Gf LOIS, ilALf BLOCKS,
nnl iICt rs HOt $tS and STORES; also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable I'M
cultivated LANES. located in ALL nrtsot
the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE. and other mGp9tr.
purchased l0rcorfes pondents, iii tits CITY
and throughout the STATE aal TERRI
TORIES, with great ct'T and on the most
ADNASTAUEuCo TERMS.
HOUSES alid STORES leased, LOANS
NEGoTl NrEn, and CL tlMS Uf ALL nE-
sCRlPIlONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED;
and general ttA ANLlil4au@ AGENCY
BUSINESS transacted
AGENTS of this OFFICE. In all The Ci-
TIES and TOWNS III the S'rATE, will re-
c1lvc descriptions OF FARM PROPERTY
and forward the same 70 the u3oye al
dress, 23va
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-21

JUST FROM 'FRsCo.-AIrs. II. ID.
Cooley received new invoice of
latest styles millinery, etc, from San
Francisco on Thursday, to Which the
special attention of the ladies is in
yitgd.
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STRAWBERRIES. We are indebted
to Mr.. Harry States for some Of those
superb strawberries raised OIL his place
out on the Santiani. They were hard
to excel, either in size or flavor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-21

LARGELY ATTENDED The camp
meeting at Lebanon was largely at
tended by our citizens on Sunday last.
The meeting was dismissed on Mon
day. we are informed.
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LEAVES US.--Our efficient Sheriff
for the past four years, Robt. A. IT.
vine, now supplanted in office, has
purchased a farm OF three or four hun
dred acres, near Lebanon, and this
week moved his family out there. II
Bob makes as good farmer as he did
4 Sheriff, he'll do.
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ATTENTION..

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RE-
1 quests all persons knowing themselves
indebted TO him, either by note or book
account, to make immediate payment 10
Beach, Montrith 6 Co., Mt City Mills, Alba
ny, in whose hands he has left his books,
notes and al accounts. j. VI. BEACH,
Albany, june I, lSI2-l0
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ANOTHER Mr.. Wm. Rice has lost
valuable gold telegraph badge OF pin.
The finder will be literally rewarded
upon returning it to him.
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MARKETs.-No change in market
prices. We quote:
Butter-Pcr pound 1S92Oc.
Eggs-l'er dozen lSc.
Bacon-SitIes, buying. l2tsc; sell
ling He. Shoulders, buying, l0c; sell
ling l2l.. Hams, buying, lje; sell
ling, l6c.
Chickcns-From 81 50 to 50 Z doz-
ell.
Wheat -Miller' paying soc 7 bush
ell.
Oats-Still quoted at j0c z bushel.
Offering from l3 to i5c I h.
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TEMPERANCE PICNIC-At Browns
vile, transplres tomorrow. IL will
doubtless prove 4 pleasant occasion to
all
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NEW POTATOES. MIR. BurreS, VIC
believe, brought the first new potatoes
to market this season.
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On TO RoSEBrEG.-Trains will be
making regular trips to Rosebmg in a
few days.
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Nor ANXIOUs.--Our mlllcrs are
now offering S0cIer bushcl for wheat,
but are not anxious to purchase at
that figure.
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PLATToKM.-The Republican Ma
tional Platform will be found OH an
other page of this issue. Read it.
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THANKS. -"The Office owes q
''token' of thanks to Mr.. John Luper
for a present of cherries; also, for
some of the finest pie-plant Of the
seaSOn.
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CAMPMEETING-Commences at Rob
ert's Bridge on the 27tE-next Thus
day.
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WHEAT.-Buyers were offering SOC
per. bushel on Thursday. Price In
Liverpool, 13s.
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STEAMBoATS-YiSit IL rs usual, al
though the Willamette isanything but
bank full.
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Go lN.--rhe new county officers
elect go into harness ueXt month.
Those not elected wait fol new deal.
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had received a close shave. Anumber
Of persons have been out to examine
the premises where the gold dust was
taken from the ground, andthey assert
that \ large number of holes were
sunk before the valuable loot was dis
covered. This money or gold dust,
was buried eighteen years ago, and
the half breed who done the .pb, shortly
after disappeared-the spirit' say lie
was hung by the authorities. This
haif-brccd, lnyus 10y name, although
claiming to be friendly to the whites,
was believed to he chief of band OF
thieying, robbing, numbering Rogue
River Indians. Sometime in lSJl,
Page & Bacon's express messenger
was killed and robbed. on SCOTS
Mountain, of $4,000 in gold dust by
Indians. Put this and that together,
and you have the ground work for an
ahlcbolied, first Gas; sensational novel.
Let Us have peace.
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AT TIE FAIRGROUNDS. Through
tic politeness Of Mr.. Grouse we en-
ioyed a trip to the Linn County Agri
cultural ooeiety's grounds, OIL Mon
dly morning. We found quite
number Of persons on the ground, as
weil a: fast horses. We noticed sew
erll fine horses from California, Lodi
stock, in training for the races OH the
9TH and 9th. Mr.. Ross has two rs
handsome animals as were ever ran
on any course, which he will enter for
purses. The first, Hiram" sired by
Lodi, three years old-a perfect beauty;
.'I'rihc, a Norfolk mare, four years,
old, that looked as though she could
run like a streak of lightning. Then
there WAS Albany Boy" a four year
old, owned BY G. Cartwright-Emi-
grant storli-a trotter; "Plowboy"
and 'BuckSkln,' : owned by Nln.
GirJ, unners-oll fiy5rites; "Mary
Eva Crou:e," four year Old !;
Bones, Il seven year old, owned by
J. Z. Croure--a s,ashing trotter, with
whom Jack propo e. to 60 for the Slo0
pure. dolly Warden 'Emma"
AMI namelc's, all y0ulg animals,
owned b. Montgomery. There were
quite number of other animals on
! the grounds whose names we failed to
obtain. Tie track seems to be in
splendid condition; the grand stand
viii be fitted mp, booths will be re-
built, and the grounds generally put
Ia readiness for three days fun, conf
mcnviug on tie 4th and ending Oh the
9th Of next month. Thc purses offer
cd for the races on the jth and 9Th are
liberal. and Of course will attract a
big crowd. lIurrah for Nlc fin.
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A. WHEELER,
SEaEDD, OREGON,
F0rWaTlilg& &C0IlnliSSi0l Merchant.

Agent for the sale Of he celebrated BAN
WAGON. aud all kinds Of AGRICULTURE
Al. MACHINERY.
Consignmenis solicited.
TOWN LOTS, in the town of shcdd, for
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-21

BAEGAINs.-F'or bargains in print.
ing material, call at this office inlme-
diately.
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WooL.-Quoted at from 43 to l5c
per pound.
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SPECFAETEES:

Dress TRAININGS. IN extensive va
riety OF silk, satin, cotton and Mooien
dress trimmings, always in store.
ChignOnS. Latest styles constantly on
hand, ut low tlgulcs.
miscellaneous Innings and findings
of AL grades and qualities, u tull nssort'
mcui.
JACONETS. NCs!INS. EMBROlrERIES,
DIAPER LINEN, KID ANb ALI.
OTHER VARIETIES OF
GLOVES, HOSE, Ell,
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AT FRESEE COST.

MRS. II. d. COOLEY.
Albany, May y, lS72.
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On the Fifth and Sixth days Of july, q
nurse Of sj00 will be competed for accord
ing to programme.
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Tie Itiy LdteSt-it IS now reported
that Mr. Simmerson Is the lncky finder
Of the boot and gold. The boot or
rather tie pieces, were found shortly
after they had been dug out from under
tie roots Of an old fir tree, by our
miller, Blake. lie put the pieces to-
gether, and found that it was an old
fashioned miners No. II boot; he also
asserts that he found particles Of gold
dust adlering to the inside Of the leg
Of tie boot. lie claims that the boot
is now in his possession. A night or
two after it had been broited about
That Mr.. s, had obtained the mo, be,
Mr. S., heard parties prowllng about
his premises, and quietly went out and
fired three shots at them. A scalp.
lock was found the next morning on
tue premises, showing tlat some one
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that a superintendent must be pro.
fessional teacher-not lawyer, doc
tor, minister or member of some
other profession desiring to hold the
office until way opens to engage in
something else.
The Office Of superintendent of
schools belongs to the teachers, it has
to do with teachers, and should always
be filled by a teacher. If directors
can find in county teacher devoted
to his profession, who always attends
institutes, who reads works on teach
ing, who advocates common schools,
who, like Richter, cloves God and lit
tie children" who, in short, is some
thing of an enthusiast in his work
he, in all probability, is the man to
make superintendent, even though
he has not been 70 college.
The second question is a difficult
one to answer. The salaries of super
intendents are now very unequal, and
some change in the mode of fixing
them has been thought desirable. With
regard to cities and boroughs, the plan
now pursued is a very proper one, as
they pay their superintendents out of
their own funds; but with regard to
the counties it leads to great irregular
tiles. 1t is considered within the pow
er of the State Superintendent to
change the mode of paying county
superintendents' salaries, and to pay
the superintendent of each county in
whole or in part out of the appropria.
ton to that county, and in case the
Irregularities which pow exist become
much greater, that power will be exer-
cised.
Superintendents ought to be paid
liberal salaries. Their work, when
we'll done, is both delicate and difficult.
Good officers can hardly be paid too
much, and we had better have none at
all than poor ones.
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JeUks-David Eldridge.

Mr.. E. Culleton, the Cutter for
Superior Lumber Co. Store, having
returned from Pittsburgh with new
plates and patterns, now is your time
to call and examine the Spring Styles.
Also examine the work done by the
Singer Family Sewing Machine. We
have always samples of sewing, and
give satifactory information at any
time. A large assortment of machine
fixtures, needles &c, always on hand.
Remember the terms, fifteen dollars
security and ten dollars month. New
goods arriving constantly. Spring
styles row on hand and for sale cheap.
SUPERIOR LUMBER Co.
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ERIE & PITTSBURGH r. R
On and after Monday, Nov. Is, 1869
" trains will run.on this road as follows:

On and after Monday, Nov. Is, 1869
" trains will run.on this road as follows:
LEAVE E-SOUTHWARD.
Newcastle at 7;05 and arrives at Pittsburgh
1000 a. m.
1928 A. n, PITTSBURGH EN-, stops at all
stations, and arrives at A. 4 G. w. II. II.
Transfer at l;50 p. M, at Newcastle at 3:l5
p. m, and at Pittsburgh at COOP. IN.
sos A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION, from James,
town, arrives at A. q q. w. II. II. Transfer
at $40 a. M, at Newcastle at 1906 a. m., and
Pittsburgh at 1000 a. IN.
500 p. NJ, Mixed Train leaves Erie for
Sharon, stopping at all intermediate points
and arriving at 1918 a. m.
LEAVE H-NoRTwARD.
7;l5 A. NJ, ERIE EXPRESS, leaves New.
castle at 1000 a. m, A. d g. w. II. II. Trans
fer at ll:20 a. M, and arrives at Erie at 2;30
p. M, making close connection for Buffa-
10 and Niagara Falls.
1886 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, leav z New
castle at $3.50 p. IN A. Il G. w. II. II.
Transfer at 7:55 p. M, and jamestown at
$50 a. m, connects with mixed trains that
arrives in Erie at 1:55 a. IN.
$50 p. NJ. Mixed Train leave Sharon for
Erie, and arriving at Girard at 1880 a. IN.
and Erie at 6:55 a. IN.
Trains connect at Rochester with train for
Wheeling and all points in West Virginia,
and at Pittsburgh connections for Philadel-
! phia, Harrisburgh, Baltimore and Wash
| ington via Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Erie Express North, connects at Girard
with Cleveland and Erie trains Westward
for Cleveland, Chicago, and all points in
the West; at Erie with Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad for Cory, Warren, Irvington,
Tidioute, &c, and with Buffalo & Erie
Railroad for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara
Falls and New York City.
+. N. FINNEY,
| Geuaral Sun'i
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Jurors for May Term 1872.
GRAND JURORS.
s. H. Haslet, Foreman.

s. H. Haslet, Foreman,
Tionesta Borough-L. l.. Hackett,
]. 7. Dale, G. G. Butterfeld.
Tionesta Township-Seldon Whit.
man, Ralph Alt.
Barnett Township-Samuel Cozzens,
Squire Cook, Sylvanus tents.
Green-John Cobb, Lewis Arner,
John Polly.
Hickory-Ira Church, Jonathan
Albaugh.
Harmony-George Neill, r. G.
Cochran, j. II. Bowman.
Jenks-Isaac Heath, ]. ]. Parson.
Kingsley-William Hooker, VIM.
Dusenbury, Elias Berlin, Perry But
ton, William Tobey.
PETIT JURORS.
Tionesta Borough-James Hulings,
w. A. Grove, N. G. Ledabaugh, Chas.
Randall, Jacob Wenk.
Tionesta Township-M. Clark, z.
Q. McClintock, Jacob Mealey, Henry
Grubbs.
Barnett james Cuzzens, George
Folmer, William Maze, Charles Camp.
bell, Samuel Gray, John Byerly, Les
ter Warner, Bell Scott.
William McCann, Peter
Young, Andrew Grnbbs, George Palm.
er, Henry Kiser, Michael Winegard,
John Fitzgerald.
Harmony-W. A. F. Burchfeld,
John Woodcock, j. G. Ferry, Norman
Scott.
Hickory-Jacob Shaffer, Bart NJ
Jones, Lewis r. Whitten, Edward
Mealy.
Howe-Lewis Crosby.
Kingsley. A. Smith, John Ber
lin Horton Murphy, Conrad Byerly
Jacob Overlander, z. Howe, j. Cat
land, +. B. Freeman, John Hunter
Harrison Dorterer, Thomas Selders
j. w. Halliday, John Baxter, Henry
Teaker.
Jepks-David Eldridge.