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The Hickman courier., 1872-03-16

DANCING MASTER SELL-A French
dancing master, under the name Of Begar,
who it was said was we'll known as a
teacher about Louisville, Frankfort, and
other places, has perpetrated a good joke
on our dancing people. He proposed
instructing class in the light fantastic,
and procured some twenty more schol-
ars, requiring one half the tuition, S.
each to be paid in advance. When the
scholars had all paid up, amounting to
the rise of sI00, the Professor proposed
teaching a class at Paducah, alternating
weeks with the Hickman class, and lett
here with that declared view, aud has
not since been heard of, thus raising
some of our young friends out of s.
each. Say bsgar' to one of them now.
and you may expect a fight
LUvEE SPEAKIxa AT TmToNvILLE.-
Captain Il. a. Tyler, President Of
the Mississippi Leyee Company Is an
nouuced to address the people Of Lake
county, at TiP-onviile, on the 1st Mon
day ia April, in the interest of the pro-
posed Levea and Railroad from HEX
man to Tiptouville We trust the owners
Of oyerfowed lands viii all turn out on
the occasion
THE name Of the new paper TO be
started at PaIucah by Nr Ia Warren.
is to be called the Tobacco Leaf, and is
to be especially devoted to the interest
of the tobacco growers and buyers OF
Southern Kentucky
FAR,uNa.-The farmers of this see
ton have generally resumed farming III
earnest. fencing aud breaking up ground
is now the order Of the day.
WINTER. judging by the past week,
appears determined to linEer ou tbrouh-
out tde Summer. The sun Of yesterday
shown out brilliantly but cold
TWO Young Mules Tor sale.
Two large sized young mu.es,-wora
any where. For sale bv
c. A. Ho'comLe.
mrl6 f Hickman. Ky.
Ix consequence of ,he Circuit Copr
icing in session, there was but little
business done IN the County C5urt.-au
# the old cases we're continued until The
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Robert EarrIs.

That good old Saddler Is now at work 4
the Variety Store, for
mr9 s. Y. WHITE.
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.Vust Received,

1000 Brown Drill Shirts-at fifty
cents. j. Ii. PLAUT g. Bro.
fsb-10 If
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EroIsl lIae ssovernta1en SIC.

We will receive in the uezt week a
large lot Of harness. pistols. guns, sad
dlery, clothing. and various other articles
too numerous to mention. Call soon
and secure great bargains
J. II PLAUr & BRo.
MARI 3w.
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a fue selection Of leaf Tobacco for
sale by [mr9l S. y. WHITE.
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-16
Mississippi Valley Life Insu-
7saDoo GomOauu

MR.. Z. C. CARTER, has been appoint
IVA ed agent of the Mississippi Valley
Lite Insurance Company, for Fulton and
Obion counties. Persons having business
with the Company can address him at Jor-
dan Station, KY.
jan2O-ly. ]. {. CARTER.
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-16

Cotton dull and market unsettled, mid
ding PIE Corn 64a65c.


New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March II.
Coton-Good ordinary 20Ac; low
middlne 2IIc, middliue 22c Corn 80
9Oc Hay quiet prime s35' chclce 600
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DR. RADWY n X'S
.ARSAPARILLIAN RESOLNENT


Has made the most astonishing cures; 50
quick so rapid are the changes the body
undcrgoes. under tho influence OF THIS
truly wonderful medicine. that
Every Dav an Increase n Flesh and
Weirht is Seen and Felt.
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200 bags of Oats for sale. at cheapest
rates by [mr9J JoHN TRoUTwINE.
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-16

Z Stable EDssisgsE On.-Just az the
period when at st15'e-men were complain
ing that the horse-oiutmentS of the day were
unstable remedies, the MUsrANG LISIHESr
made its eutree 10 Missouri; without amy
flourish of trumpets. and within one year
became the favorite emjrocatj0n for ,he ex-
ternal distempers and injuries of horses and
cattle in all the Western and Southern
States From that time TO this. IT has never
had a rival 10 the estimation Of accomplish
cd horsemen; nor is It's household reputation
cure for rheumatism, neuralgia sore
nipples and caked breasts. tumors, mumps
sore throat carache, toothache, bruises,
burns. wounds and sprains. whit behind
its celebrity as horse linimeut. Tie
Mothers Of America know It's value and
apply iJ promptly to tie external injuries
Of the 'rising generation. ami IN fact there
is not n city or township I'm the United
States where the NUsrANG LISufENT is nos
regarded by both sexes and every class, as
a blessing 10 the community.
The Hickman courier., 1872-03-16

WINTER. judging by the past week,
appears determined to IiDEer ou tbrouh-
out the Summer. The sun Of yesterday
shown out brilliantly bu, cold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-16
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY Is, 1879.
CLEARED.

Ja-Pacilc Nail Steamship Co.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg Portland-J Ames.
Bark Virgo dam, Nicholson Penarth Roads-Funch,
BARK Esau tAus) Marassi, Cork for orders-socovch
Co.
Bark Smiling Morn (sr), Manners, Cork for orders
Funch, Edge h Co.
Bark Eber (Aus), Munich, Lmerick-Slocovch \ Co.
Bark Coringa (Br), Watson, Vaparaiso-Fabbri
Chaunccy. -
Bark Pallas (Br). Bddlc, Bclizc-Wm Jex.
Bark Norma (Br Coalteet, st George, NB-Geo Cook
h Co.
Bark Ormus, Pettingil, Cow Bay, CB--Brett Son Co
Brig l. AMIGO QtaD opposite, Gloucester-slocovich
Co.
Funch, Edge h CO. 49,
Brett, Son h Co.
Brig Manson Gnkey, Boston-Carver Barnes.
Schr = Evans, Yates, Lisbon-A Abbott
Schr Portland Q,r), Coll Windsor, NSJ Horsey.
Schr Freedom (Br), King, Windsor, NS-Crandall, Ber-
teaux Co. -
Schr Uncle Tom, Look, Jacksonville-W Ray.
Schr Robert Myhan, Doane, Boston-B j Weinberg.
Schr Parepa Morton, Boston-B Metcalf Co.
Schr Belle, Simps on, Bridgcport-W II Price.
steamer Vulcan Wilcox, Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards, Philadelphia.
Steamer ID Utley, Brown, Philadelphia
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MADAME PEScHKA-LEUTNER.

This truly great German prima donna, who was
one OF the principal features Of the Boston Jubilee
made her first appearance in New York last night
before an audience which, despite the rain, was
large in number Very many years have passed
since an artist OF such phenomenal order
OF vocalizaton has sung In this city, As we said In
our remarks ut her debut in Boston, she seems to
unite the characteristic qualities OF three OF her
predecessors on the Academy boards.the breadth
and sorority OF tone OF Parepa-ROsa,
the pyrotechnic briliancy OF Carl0tta
Patti in exceptionally high notes, and
some OF the delicacy OF Nilsson in the rendering OF
ballads Her faults are In the unevenness Of her
registers and o tendency to readiness OF tone
In the lower notes, when she sings with all
her force. But the good qualities OF her
voice are many and novel. She can drop
much ease as other singers can sing the scale.
She gives fOrituri OF notes In alt with far
more finish and effect than Carlotta Patti. In the
last variation OF PrOch's air, which she sang
her throat like necklace Of diamonds,
and even the sensational in alt was
no trick note Ike some OF PATHS, but clear,
sOnant tone In the frat part OF the concert she
sang the well known air OF "Astra fammante,"
nom "The Magic r,ats" and in it , she
order in relation TO her appreciation OF
the idea OF the matchless composer as well as
In her management OF the great gifts bestowed
upon her by nature: The orchestra which Strauss
couple OF Overtures, march
ana q fantasia, under the able direction OF
Carl Bergmann, and Mr.. ]. II. Bonawitz,
pianist who Ia ever welcome to
New York audience, gave Liszt's fantasia on "Ln.
cia " and delicious morcedu by Chopin. The next
concert OF Madame Peschka Leutner takes place
on Wednesday, Mr. Rullmann made sensible cal
culation in engaging such artist for this city.
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Gsn % @ sSS So
H"rs StS 10 Pm, exchanged signals with Guon
sSs
aT nns Sss and an " bound
HS'.sa Ss Charleston July
T ;ss ss sSssYIse Rs s% sss
% e ApT1 lon Sc had
,U ss Ssrs hS os
Agra o Boston, Muller mSns ksns M%Tsh ms
Ss 'ss weather Cape
S s Of ss
@ Put one Lon
CONSUL died sons%pon and was b buried S at se% May
a.sSM %
and a sm an II S o s
S aSns s on s s
m sP j eta. WRIT s Hs% Sia
s .sSa e aSe
s.ssv isI sn q s S%sss'sI NV $%
TS ss9s for snnSS sou iSy usds LAT
ssnsas sti 81 sSISoas5 WIN Wilson 'Of
s q s:, ~ Si co Ss:s Hss:
q on GsS Is Nay s!';'sS ls sGos u
m sss ss nss & sa" SnsfRcai' hsV
s. % vi f and Saps ., GSss ,o ss
GOOD Hope May ~ nndcrossed The Equator June fs in
Ion 70 80 ~,
iron order; vessel " Boyd hincken Had nne wea-
ther, ~ days west Ut the Banks -
Barn Wesiold tsor Jacobsen, Malaga 10 days win
Ddse ~ order Passed Gibraltar June u ana took the
southern passage had light winds and Gains throughout
BARI Murray, Jr, burlington, Port au Prince 10 days
with log wood sDd cs1se Ia Murray Jr Had light
winds and Gains; was days north q iiatteras
BARK New York Gibbs hatanzas ~ days. with sugar TO
srs Emily CBr) Marshall Porto cabeo 10 days, with
coffee, Sc W master
fee 20 order; vessel 70 master Had light winds ana
Brig Anne maria sg! sibbe, marscaibo 7 DAYS with
coffee " II PsyeDstadt Co Had light winds ana Gains
Brig Tbos Turgli toi New iiayen Thompson, Mayagncs
weather and light Winds ,.. - 4.
Biz oliver Cuts on, Nelson, Cape Hayden days,
| with copper aud logwood, " Murray, Jr: -
Brig Excelsior 0r, hDyor bermuda days, with pro-
| ducs and 8 passengers, 10 McColL ,., -,
Brig Shasta Brown, Glacc Bay, CB, i! days WIN coal
10 HeDey Parker vessel 10 Boreand, Dearborn TO-
| Had llg6t winds, Gains and thick fog: - -. ~,
schr Harry white of Bachsporp MoPsns hrny
moderate weather been three days north g sns
! or Kingston. Jn II days out.
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with s rss O. s's Sssss: s
with naval stores % Dolner 8 Potter. -,
schr Belle Halliday, King. Georgetown, Dc for -
Passed Through Hcll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Fannie Rucklin, Buchlin. Windsor. Ms for New
YORK e days, with plaster to Yates periesneM
with plaster I 70 DR De VOLTA CO. .''''
; sehr Geo G%Sre Gardner Windsor Ms for New York.
sehP .sas%s ss wsS:Sr York
DAYS with plaster 70 cranda Berteaax Co. vessel to
schr Ihes lr. Weldon St John NIB, for New York, IL
sehr aurora Boreslis Bennett st john NIB, for New
scnr A Hammond, PAYNE Rockport for New York. with
schr 8 5. Smith, Snow, wareham for New York. with
schr ssTei Fletcher, saco for New York. with head
sehs LeSnors. Ashley. Nantucket Shoals for New York.
sshr Gsoygis Staples Lord Calais for New York. with
schr Ruth haisey, Howell Providence for Elizabeth
schr Rescue. Kelly, Boston for New York.
schr Brown, Northport for Albany
schr 1adie Avery Hyrick, New Haven for Baltimore.
BOUND EAST
steamship Francon,s, Bragg New York for Portland.
t9os s r
NsW f or
schr Mary Mihiin, Ferris Elizabethport for Provi-
ssSr Julia Tate Tate New York for Briasesor.
cc"r II Il eohuon Loru Euzapctuport ior East Vhm-
Schr Copia, West New York for Fall River.
schr Estelle, Furness, Hoboken for Providence.
schr Fred Warren Nelson Ei.absthpor, for Lynn
ssSr Josephine phnnsy Ellusectnport Rriageport
Sehr Sarah Gamms Pitcher noboksn for Providence
schrJ r, Clarke, Elizahethport for Salem.
schr Amelia, Kelley Eiizabcthport for Bridgeport.
Schr Sarah, Burton, Eiizabethport for Fresh Pond
sSchhr a Lawson Knapp, uaversraw for Providence
schr ANNE r. Wood, New York for Hillsboro, Ms
Schr Columbia, Donovan, Rondout for Bridgeport
schr Planter, Falconer, Jersey City tor Boston
schr Laura Robinson, Robinson Woodbury. Chelsea.
schr Wind, Warwick, New Brunswick for Norwich.
wich.
schr Santa Maria, Browne, Rondout for Providence.
schr Sarah sammis, sammis' Elzabethport for Bos-
schr N Miller. Miller, Efzabethpot for Harwlch.
scnr Browne Jones New brunswick for Fall River.
schr Reading XIX No ~, Murray Port johnson for Mid
schr Maria Jones, Wheeler New Bedford for PASSPORT
schr John warren McGar, HobOken for Providence.
Schr Sequin, Davis. Elizabethport for Providence.
schr Granite State, verger New Brunswick for Boston.
Schr Calvin, Clarke, New York for Boston.
schr Sarah, Ellsworth, New York for Greenport
schr venela, Allen, New York for Boston,
schr Maria Chadwick, Port Johnson for New London.
schr Enterprise, Cushman, New York for Boston.
scsr SsrSs FnsHnE RSnSH for son,
Schr Lavina Jane Mott Elizabethport for Providence
Schr Geo iiotchkss, Kirk, South Amboy for Somerset
Schr Charley Wooisey Parker Alexandria for New Ha-
ven.
schr Mail, Mead, New York for Stamford
Schr Mariner Sheran, New York for Portchester.
ven
Steamer Galatea. Nye. New York for Providence.
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impel the nation to cherish the Military Academy
or West Point.
II. T. Reid, of Iowa. President Of the Board.
James L. Scudder, OF Tennessee, Secretary OF the
Board
Charles Hodge, of New Jersey.
Charles w. Eliot, OF Massachusetts,.
George A. Thurst0n, OF Maryland.
Louis 8. Lowell, OF Michigan.
Fl. X. Person. OF New York.
Simon Cameron or Pennsylvania.
Alexander Ramsey, OF Minnesota.
William L. StOught0n, OF Michigan.
Aaron A. Sargent, Of California.
To Hon. W. w. BELKNAP, Secretary OF war.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Nevada will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe win close at the Post once
ut half-past ten O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast eight O'Clock in the morn
ing
Single copies, in Wrappers for mailing six cents.
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The frames all up ana the plating is rapidly going
Of the two Pacific Mail building in the Della
River Iron Ship Building Works Of Roach Co, at
Chester, Pa These steamers huge affairs, the
being three hundred and the other three hundred and
twelve feet long, with each about forty feet beam.
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THE CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA, July Is, 1872.
Cheese.-The offerings In the Utica market to-day
light amounting to about 5000 boxes one third Of which
sold at gac. 0Ascthe ruling prices being 0Ac
l0s. At Little Falls about 1900 boxes offered and
5000 sold at lUc. l0ssc.-the ruling figure being
l0ac About 500 boxes Of private dairies sold ut 9sc
lUi.c. one of sold ut l0I.c
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HIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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SAILED.

Ship Livingstone Br) for Belfast barks Catarina NtaD
Cork Smiling Morn do briggs Katie, Iaguayra and Porto
Cabello: jeremiah Brunswick Ga; Fride Brinds; schr
Geo II Eneas (Br), Nassau, MP
The following vessels are anchored off Quarantine
Bark Haabet (N0r) for Settin; brig Upland DAM for
Gibraltar. -
Wind at sunset S, light
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John Mum, twenty-eight years of age, OF No. 43s
West Fortieth street. was struck on the head with
piece of iron. at No. $40 West Thrty-hfth street.
yesterday afternoon, by Samuel Walker, and Sc
riOusly injured.
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sehr o Msrrett tof Bcothbay) Reed, Dsracoa daya
with fruit 70 4 Pearsall; vessel to b weinberg.
Schr Susan Wright Mount Georgetown, SC, days.
with naval stores 70 Doilner Potter
Schr Belle Halliday, King, Georgetown, DC, for ~
Rnsaed xh Hall Gate.
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1872
The following is the unanimous report of the
Board Of Visitors to West Point just presented 10
the Secretary OF War;
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Joaquin Miller.

This genius, and scion If tho melancholy
muse, was a passenger on the express going
east from here this morning. A glimpse
ut joaquin, accoutered in tangled ankempt
hair. and habilimcnis of fcudal cut, to say
nothing Of his general get up, upset many
romantic notions which we have enjoyed
concerning him and his disjnintcd glory.
How sue. such mortal usiness could be made "a
lux with IOsey, ''puzzles the will' and
makes Us wish we had escaped the cxcruc.
atirg agony Of looking upon the self rising
rhymster. That one spectacle knocked the
wind out of all our exaggerated opinions
Of the form, shape and feature of Mr.. Mil
Ter; and, just as when we first visited q
menagerie, 10 find the elephant smaller than
sixteen churches piled up in = heap, 81
was it to day, that . thousand dreamy hui.
lucinatiOns were scattered to the four winds
Of heaven. by single peep ut the lizard OF
The sigh eras" We hope never to look
upon himself or his like again. Good bye
Joaquin. Goeast and ride yocr pegasus
through the cornlields. From and nrtcr
this date we'll write our own poetry.-G0r
Time Rep0rter.
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The Chicago Tribune gives the following
account of WHIST the drill passed through III
boring ,22O feet IN that city The .lsiii had
an easy time If it through the flrst fifty feet.
boring with great readiness through the
clay. Then calilc 335 feet Of slate aud rot.
ten rock, which was pretty easily disposed
Of. Then i've feet of quicksand, which
cavcd and made things generally uncom.
Portable then . IL font mixture Of sand
and stones then the drill worked lie way
slowly through 100 feet If hard r ck. aiity
piercing which the water rlade its appear.
Hi,ce, and the we'll was filled then came
ITO feet of white limests,ne rock. whichwas
pierced slowly, but having m..dc its way
through, the diligence Of the drill was 70
warded with ''soft thing, !" in the way NJ
go feet of clay. More limestone To u depth
Of twenty-five feet f..llOwcd, and then u
mixture ut slate and sl.ale, and after that
forty feet of sOapsiOne, then slate again t.,
y depth 1T los feet, and again l0O feet ii
white lime rIck. Here n stratum ut twenty.
i've feet Of hown sand Ma struck for Il G
first time, md after Il sandstone r,ck ~.
other layer # ten feet Of ahale, twenty fee,
ut lime rock and fifteen feet Of slate and
r,tien rick. This caved almost NJ ballv .
quicksnnh, and nm ir'n pipe Of The size Ut
the well wxs 1T down Ia nsvvf the lr. acher
Gus sloe., BelOw this was seventy. i've fees
Of liuS RICK again. twelve feet Of sa,,,stslne
rick, eighty eight feet ut lime rrk, and
then, = : depth Of l,lo5 fcet, crsyicr,
lined, . before descfibed, with metallic
6int. containing water, thirty fcos below
which The INV nearjy ak,ulSltd. issf
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best interests Of the Tetritesy y veil to the spirit
Of our Tree tnseitutons: Tor ts direct tendency 10 TO
prevent immigration and to esud the foreigner seek
Ing home In our country, to States snd Territories
where be 10 not met with hws % oppressive and I'M
just .
Seventh. That the fees Of the County md Terrific
iial officers should be 30 adjusted, 40 that while s
curing fair compensationt 70 the odcer they SHOULD
MT be oppressive to the citizen. Il. u...
Eighth. That VIC hereby endorse the course in
Congress Of Hon. VIM II. Clagett, eur Delegate, and
We believe be has labosed most faithfully and deyO-
ritOTy.
On motion the report was adopted.
On motion II was resolved to proceed to
nominate candidate for DELEGATE to Con.
gress, ctU0 coce. whereupon the roll being
called, o. votes were cast for Hon. VIM. II.
Clagett,. Of Deer Lodge c"unty. who was
declared the nominee Of the Convention.
The Convention proceeled to select the
Territorial Central Committee, as follows
BEAvERuEAD.
g. h. Haynes, e. o. Trask.
CH0UTEAU.
Tom G. Power.
J. E. VanG indy, T. r. Fuller, Isaac Dean
Nelson w. Storey, GeO. Thomas.
JEFFERSON.
Robt Fisher, g. A. Douglas.
LEWIS AND CLARK.
W. q. Gillette, J. p. Woodman, r. E.
Fisk.
John Donegan, w. A. Shroyr, L. D.
Porter
T.. N. Pomeroy, Thos Bebee, Ben F.
Eggleston.
l. MEAouER
J. v. Stafford, A.. r. Linville.
DAWSON.
Geo. Clendennin.
BIG HORN.
G. w. Hoffman.
The Convention proceeded 10 elect Rob
ert +. Fisk rs Chairman, Warren &. Gillette
Secretary; and on motion they we're declared
the Executive Committee.
On m0iinn O. B. O'Bannon, of Deer
Lodge county, The following resolution
was adopted:
ResOIoed, That the thanks of this Con
ventiOn are tendere:: to the officers ,hcrc"f,
both temporary and permanent, for the
fairness, impartiality, and ability with
which their respective duties have been dis
charged.
On motion Of s. H. Crounsc, of Lewis
and CMrk county, tho following r, s,lu ton
was adopted:
Rssolced, That the thanks Of this Con-
veniion ale due, and IRE hereby rendered
to Capt. w. II. Parkinson for his courtesy
~ granting the use cf the Open: House til
the use If this Convention.
On n,saii,D, the Secretary wins instructed
IN furnish copy Of the proceedings nt This
Convention 10 the Herald and NEW NORTH
WEST.
Adjourned sias de-
WILBUR +. SANDERS. Chairman.
GEO. A. HAYNks, Secretary.
JOuN Potter, Asst Scc'y.