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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-22

c8 On Monday, the 18th inst, Albert
Case, while cutting corn for David Case. near
limoges, cut through the inner edge of the
knee cap, making wound nearly an inch
deep. The.wound is doing we'll. ns
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Bucks COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
The Annual Session of the Bucks County
Teachers Institute for 1873 will be held in
the Court House, at Doylestown, November 0,
4, 8, O and I, commencing at p. NJ. ON Mon
day the I'd, and closing Friday evening the
18th.
lion. Birdsey G. Northrop, Secretary of the
Board of Education of Connecticut /; Prof
A. A. Breneman, of Lancaster Maria l..
Sanford, of Swarthmore College, and Prof. S.
b. Hedges, of York, will be the principal In
structors.
Efforts have been made to prepare an at
tractivc series of evening exercises. Lectures
will be delivered by Daniel Dougherty
Esq, Prof. A. A. Brcneman, Prof. s. b
Hedges, Hon. b. G. Northrop, and Henry AR.
mitt Brown, Esq, and Readings by Maria L.
Sanford, Mrs. Anna Randall Diehl, and Mrs
X. II. Shoemaker.
County Supt. ii. b. Eastburn has charge
of the arrangements, which is a guarantee that
the Institute will be q success.
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GB It's being reported, we are told, that
Mr. Hoppock does not want to be reelected
to the Legislature. This is not true. Mr. II.
did not care particularly about re-nomina-
ton, but now that he is re-nominated, he ex-
poets his friends to do their best to re-elect
hin, h-1
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EB The rain of Sunday and Monday last
has raised the Delaware to great height. the
water last evening being fifteen feet above low
water mark. All the mills are stopped in con-
sequence Of the backwater.
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SERIOUS Academia MAN AND A MULE
KILLED.-On Saturday afternoon, near Scud-
derss Falls, where the Feeder crosses the road,
an accident of aserious nature occurred. A
colored man named Cuffy Voorhees, was CON-
ing down the road ON the river side. He
made stop under the hill to let the passen-
ger train go by. He then started to go up,
for the purpose of crossing the railroad and
Feeder. Just as he got on the railroad a
junkman with horse and wagon, said to be
from Trenton was coming in the opposite d.
rection, and was already on the Feeder
bridge. The colored man called to him to
back off, as he could not back down the hill
with his mules. 1t was stated in evidence
that the woman at the bridge had told the
junlsman not to come OH the bridge until the
colored man had an opportunity to pass over !;
but the junkman refused. The whistle of the
stone train was heard at Mercer and Somer-
set Junction, and the colored man called out
Justify for the junkman to back off, but he
stubbornly refused. The stone train with en-
CINE sol came on. The engineer reversed,
but seeing the colored man move on, sup
posed he was going off, and then started his
engine. But it appears that the junkman re-
fused to let the Colored man come on. The
result was, that the engine struck the mule
team about mid-ships killing the colored
man, by knocking off the top of his skull !;
killing one of the mules and broke the wag-
on to pieces. Coroner Britton held an inquest,
where the above facts were brought out, and
the jury brought in verdict accordingly,
'censuring the junkman. llg8la3 NV
We learn that the owner of the team is a
]. Wilbur Price, and that the name of the
! junkman referred to is Peter Hicks.--State
Gazette.
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DELEsATE MEETING.-A meeting of the
Republicans of this city was held on last
Saturday evening" to appoint delegates to the
County Convention Dr. J. Hayhurst acted as
Chairman and Col. n. w. Angel as Secretary.
disappointed for the Senatorial and the As
sembly Conventions.
The following desegssses were appointed -
Col. n w. Angel j w. Mcdowell, Joseph
Akers, and Nehemiah Green. ALernates-
Jonathan Dilley, II. c. Hunt, Ralph Dilts
and J. B Jones'
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SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,

Lambertvlle Oct. 16, 1878.
The Railroad Company hereby tender their
thanks to the Fire Companies of Lambertville,
New Hope and Frenchtown for prompt re-
Spouse to call for aid and for services rendered,
on the occasion Of the destruction by fire of
the Staten buildings at Milford.
J. A. ANDERSON,
Supt- Belv- Div. p. r. r.
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Orr THE TRAoK.-Last Monday night, the
at Dempsey's switch, about three miles above
Phillipsburg, owing TO the switch being mis-
placed. The train was running at the rate of
thirty miles an hour, and the enbanlSment was
about fifteen feet high at the point where the
accident occurred. The engine ran down the
did not take the ears with it. The engineer,
VIM. Felty, and fireman, Ambrose Ellis, were
scratched little, but no one else received any
injuries 1t was very fortunate escape from
more serious consequences
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tB Fritz, the Photographer, 464 Coryell
ST., is taking some excellent pictures He has
recently added an instrument for taking stere-
oscopic views and has all the facilities for do
ing the best kind of work in this department.
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MONSTER CAT-FIsH.-0n Monday night a
party consisting OF Mr.. John L. Case, of
Clover Hill, and several of his neighbors, went
fishing in Milestone river, and among the fish
they caught was a catfish weighing A pounds
and IA ounces and measuring 80 inches in
length. This monster "catty " was caught
on a set line, and is the largest fish of that
kind ever known to have been taken from
that stream. Indecd we have never heard of
a bigger one caught in any stream in this
Standardization Republican,.
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"a A New Howe. Sewing Machine for
manufacturing purposes for sale at bargain
if applied for soon, at the agency, 40 N. I'm
ion st., Lambertville, MI. lsg o. 90. ct.
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PREPARED BY A PHYSICIAN
EaADa xAxx.

or cmincnce in his profession, and regular grsduatcof
the Jefferson Medical College Of Philadelphia, MIsH-
LERs HERR BTTEns present claims to the confidence Of
the people which not possessed by amy other prcara
tlon claiming to be of similar character.
prs b. Hartman personally ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of Its manufacture; he himself has the most implicit
confidence in Its virtues and efficacy having largely test
ed 1t In practice and In his hands and under
his management II has become the Household. Remedy
of America Druggists In every section of the country
with every Patent Medicine In existence their Shelves
recommend MisiriERs HERB BfrTERs In preference to
any other and thousands of families resort other
remedy II is uniform In its operation and dsap-
points. Sold at the Drug storts of MOORE and
ROBBlN ms X SEvE1sNS
Sold Only I'm Bottles.
oct 4 1874
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The Lnminary notes the discovery Of a
vein of bituminous coal ut Christman's quar-
ry, below Yardlyville, and suggests that
Lower Wakefield may yet become the rival of
Warwick in the extent and value of her coal
fields.
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tB For SALE, a three-story brick house,
in excellent repair, situated on South Main
street, two doors above Mt. Hope Street. For
particulars, inquire of ]. HAYHURsT.
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The INsPEcTION.-The inspection of the
Fire Department of this city, on last Satur-
day afternoon, did not pass off as pleasantly
as was expected. The Hibernia Company,
with their hand engine, ran from Main street
to the Canal. attached their hose and threw
water, in about23 minutes. This was well
done, and the Hibernia boys deserve credit for
the rapidity and system with which they opera
ted. The Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder Co.
ran from Main to Clinton street in about a
minute, but did not have force enough to
raise their ladders. Owing to a misunder-
standing, the Union Co. did not try their
steamer, and the steamer of the Aquetong
failed to work. for some time owing to
trouble with the suction. A large number of
people who were present to see the test were
somewhat disappointed in consequence of
these .fase0s We trust that the steamers
may be tried soon so as to see how they can
be best placed, in order to subduc any fire
which may occur east of Main street, as we
believe was designed at the inspection. 1t is
important that this should be done, SO that no
experiments will be required when fire &C.
ours in that quarter.
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tB- A model Of simplicity and durability,
light running, easy to learn, comparatively
noiseless--the American Sewing Machine. r..
H. Van Horn, Agent. If.
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DIR. w. J. Poulson, of Pennington, had
set of harness stolen last week while attend
ing the Doylestown Fair. He put up at one
of the hotels there, and on starting for home,
the harness was found to be missing. The set
was new, having cost $50 but short time
ago.
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az BOVINE, the Halter at 27a E. State ST.,
Trenton, has the fall and winter styles of hats
in profusion. Panic prices, and splendid
stock to select from. 1t.
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To The Voters of the County Of
HxlnterdOn.

hereby announce my name as an Inde-
pendent Candidate for the Office Of sheriff az
the ensuing election.
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cB- Pleasing Photographs both in styles
and quality-moderate charges--FRITz, 48a
Coryell street, Lambertville, N. J.
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tB- Take your knives and scissors to c. H..
CLARKE, SO York street, and have them sharp
ened.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTIONAL
Coon TICKET NoMINATED.-Yes yesterday Tues
day. afternoon, the Hunterdon County Re-
publican Convention was held at Pennington.
At 2 o'clock it was called to order by David
Van Fleet, Esq, of Pennington. N. w.
Voorhees,, Esq, of Clinton, was elected chair
man, and DIR. Henry Race, Secretary. All
the townships were represented.
Calls were made upon the various townships
for nominations for State Senator and the
following persons were named IN. w. Voor-
hees, DIR. J. Hayhurst, Clark Pierson and F.
A. Potts. N. w. Voorhees, and c. Pierson
declined being candidates. DIR. J. Hayhurst
received the votes of Lambertvlle and East
Amwell and Mr.. Potts those of the balance of
the townships but before the vote was an
nounced, Lambertville and East Amwell
changed their votes for Mr.. p, who was de-
clared nominated unanimously
Mr.. Potts, who was present, was called out
and made an excellent little speech, thanking
the Convention for the unexpected honor of
being called a second time to be their candi-
date for this Office, and stating that in accept
ing the nomination he did it at personal
sacrifice.
1t was, on motion, ordered that the Execu-
tive Committee consist of five members from
each legislative district and one at large.
On motion, the Convention then took a re-
cess in order to hold District Conventions to
nominate candidates for Assembly, Coro-
ners, &c.
Upon reassembling, the Chairman of the
First District Convention reported the follow
ing nominations
For Assembly-William L. Hoppock, Jr,
Of Delaware.
For Coroners--John A. Thompson, of
Readington, and N. Abbott, of West Amwcll.
The chairman of the Second District report
ed the following:
For Assembly--Andrew Robertson, of
Frenchtown.
For Coroners-John Sheridan, of Alexan-
dria.
The following Executive Committee was
appointed II. c. Hopewell, at large Thos.
Palmer, Frenchtown John Eveland Leban-
oh F. A. ost7s Chioh M W. sooihees,
Clinton Boro; Sylvester ii. Smith, Bethle-
hem; A. W. Angel, Lambertville; F. s.
Holcombe, Delaware; I. V. M. Cox, Read
gton David Van Fleet, Raritan N. Abbott,
West Amwell.
There being no other business, the Conven-
ton adjourned.
The attendance at the Convention was
large, and there appeared to be a very hope
full and enthusiastic feeling on the part of the
delegates.
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cB- Mr.. T. T. Eastburn, of New Hope
had few logs carried off by the freshet
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WEArHER REPoRr.

Rain fall $3.50. GEO. II. LARSON.
This is the greatest rainfall of the season in
a given time of s4s hours 1t began at about
o'clock on Sunday evening last. Tuesday
last was the coolest day this fall the mean
temperature being 48.1 degrees, yet we have
had but slight frost.
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New Hope is quiet at present. No fuses,
no fights, no news, no nothing.
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az All the latest novelties in Ladies'.
Leather Belts Is ots. to $1.00. vanHorn's tt
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The following official vote at the late Demo-
cratic caucus in this county, we copy from the
Hunfcrdon Democrat.
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NEW HoPE AND BUCKs COUNTY, "a
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THE PARADE OF THE 7TH REaIMENT.-The
following is the programme for the parade to-
morrow
The Regiment will arrive at about 1915 A.
NJ, on special train.
Inspection on Union street, line forming at
II A. NJ, right resting on Coryell street.
After inspection, the several companies will
march to Holcombc and Lyceum Halls for din
ner.
At 2 P. NJ, line win form again, and
march Up Main to jefferson, to Union, to
Cricket Ground, where the regiment will be
reviewed by Governor Parker and Staff Inn
mediately after the review, it will march over
the following route: Down Union to Button
wood, Buttohwood to Clinton, to Delevan, to
Union, to York, to Main, to Church, to Union,
to Bridge, to Franklin, to Ferry, to Union, to
Depot, and dismiss
Among the features of the occasion will be
the presence of the following distinguished
officers of the National Guard Major Gen.
Mott, Pcrrine, and Sewell Brig Genls.
Stryker, Fay and DeHart; Coils. Loder,
Drake and Weston; Surgeons yelling and
Gaunt.
The following is a complete roster of the
regiment:
Colonel--A. w. Angel.
Lieut.. Col.--W. w. Titus.
Major. L. N. Stratton.
| Adjutant-C. Frank Moore.
Surgeon-G. II. Larson, NJ. ID.
| Quartermaster-Wm II. Candy.
| Paymaster-Clias. w. Crook.
| Asst. Surgeon-Chas. Riley, NJ. d.
Chaplain-Isev A. ID. Willifer.
Sergeant Maior-A. S. Packer @. NJ. Sergt.
-Chas. Y. Bamford Com. Sergt.-B. W.
Mains Drum Major-M. L. milford.
Co. A-Capt. T. s. Stevens, Lieuts. w. H.
Skirm and H. e. Stull.
Co. B-Capt. ]. C. Manning, Lieuts. Bilbce
and Forman.
Co. Capt. C. w. Kitchin, Lieuts SUIT
phin and Lewis.
Co. D-Capt. r. s. johnson, Lieuts. Cam
bell and Connell.
Co. Capt. J. c. Patterson, Lieuts. Rid
die and Barcalow.
Co. F-Capt. j. J. Willis, Lieuts. Harker
and Barrows.
Co. G.-Capt. P. Wilkes, Lieuts. Smith
Gosson.
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EAGLE DYSPEPSIA TRocIFEs For Sale i'm LAM
hertvie, n. j., by Frank Moore. Druggist No. IS
Fridge S Robbins Sevcrns, Druggists, Lxmbertvillc
\. J. and New Hope, Pa
Oct, /, 1874 FIN.
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" N. 2. hIIE I.
Pennington, Oct. sou. 81
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SUGARS.

TTAyE you tried choice Sugars. The hest at tho
Il lowest prices SAMUEL WrcKoSFs, Church St.
near Union Lambcrtvie.
Aug. 20, 1873.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Lasnsssrsss'ss N, J., Dea e., 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

IYR M 4 3. :; MONTGOMERY, at 10 oc-ocH'
ct No 81 Natchez street general assortment
Of second hand furniture, etc. At Ii O'Clock,
at Hart's Loan Office. continued sale OF q a.
monds, iewelry, gold watches, etc
ny G. DIX FERRET & CO.. at II o'clock, at No 80
Royal street, diamonds, silver and plated ware
wearing apparel and claims to the amount OF
94Gol 33-succession Of Miss L. McIlhenny.
lV EUGENE TOURNE, at II o'clock, at the
Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange 4Zo
..bares Slaughterhouse stock, 10 shares Hope
Insurance stock S shares New leans Mutual
Insurance stock, shares Bienville Oil Works
stock, | snare Factors and Traders stock $50
shares Importers Bonded Warehouse stock 2
shares Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso-
citation stock, shares st. Louis Hotel Associa
tom stock ll8 shares Barbarn Gaslight stock,
etc.-successon Of Ale xandre Lazare Bassett.
81 % VALETON, at 10 O'Clock, at corner OF Elem
vile and Old Levee streets, contents of a TO-
oacco store, machinery, etc.-successiOn of
Louis MOulOr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.
MAJORS OFFICE, C0UyCL HALL,

City of Carrolltou, January 81, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
- ance with an ordinance adopted by the Mayor
and Council Of the city OF CarIOlltOn January 81
1915, will adjudicate 10 the lowest bidder the
third day of March, 1873 at II NJ at the COunc''
nan OF CarrolltOn, the contract for cunstructin.
wit
Burdette, from Levee 70 Fourth sn~ets, both
sides except such as has already been made in
conformity with existing ordiuancfs(
Hillary from Levee street 10 Fonrfb s+reet botb
sides except such as has already been made in
conformity with existing ordlnanees)
This to be done i'll accordance with specifrations
filed the thr first day of January 1878 with the
secretary and controller of said city at the atore
SAID hali; ana That the contractor shall commence
said work III hfteen days after ad judcati0n and to
he completed as per contract with the mayor; and
that said work be paid for as per amended charter
of the city.
The adjudication 10 ne subject 10 the approval
or rejection ot the Mayor aud Council.
A. G. BRlCE Mayor
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


MAYORS OPyICR COUNCrI HALL,
City OF CarrOlltOn. January 81. 1873. )
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
~ ance with an ordinance adopted by the May.Y
and Council of the ,iiv OF aaITollton February 8,
1873, will adiudicate TO the lowest bidder, after
thirty days notice, on AATURDAY, march Is, 1873,
at II a. d.. at the Council Hall. the contract for
paving tho following sreels, 20 wit:
jefferson street, both sides from Levee 10 Fifth
street: tambrOnne. bOth sides, from Lsvee TO Fifth
street, except such as has been done per exist
ing ordinance; Madison, both sides, from Second to
Fifth street and one side. from second to Leyes
street; Dublin. both sides from Second 80 Fifth
street; short. b tn sides, from. Levse to Fourth
street. Washington, both sides. from Ievee to
Fourth street except such as has been made psr
existing ordinance; Adams. both sides from St.
O. aries to Fourth street Clinton both sides, from
LeHee to Third street. .Acep. such IS been made
per existing ordinance.
This TO be dens IN accOr6aHc. with specifications
fled OLE the thirty first day OF January, 1873, with
the secretary and Controller OF said city, at the
aforesaid hall. and thst the contractor shall com
menLe said work IL ftl-eI days after adjudication.
and TO be completed a. PEI contract with the
Mayor. and that the said work be paid for per
nded charter OF the city. The ad udicatiOu o
be subject to the apyEova. or rejection Of TIRE Mayor
and Council. .. O.. BkICE, Mayor.
fec I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
ELLATIeN OF BOND,

STATE OF HOUis,4EA)
Executive Department, )
New Orleans. January -, 1873.
ESTENREiS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
10 me t0r the cancellation of he OH Cial brDds OF
Hubert BOnzano. Administrator Of assessments
eli the CITY Of New Orleans. TO wit: pue bond dated
Anil I, $780, in I'll" sum of +25 coo. signed by H
Bon2anO as principal, and John Armstrong and
Christian Schneider as sureii. s, tt. said bend
beng conditioned for the faithful performance by
the said H. BO zane OF his duties ADMINISTERS
tor Of Assessments aforesaid. aad
Whereas. application has been made to me- fOf
the cancellations of the Official bonds of Huber.
B1nzano. Administrator of Assessments IF the
city Of New Orleans. 20 wit: \ bond dated Febru
airy %. 1871. in the sum Of tt5 $50, sigue.' by H.
BOnzano as prime pal. and Christian Schneider afIS
Tuthber; H. Socomb suret'es, the taid bond be.
ing iikeW IS" conditioned for III. faithful perform
auce by said II. BouZ3no Of his duties - Adm nis
tTatO. Of Assessments aforesaid. Notice Is hereby
given to all persons interested in said bonds
to e their objections to the aTcellatiOn thereof
i'll writing, i'll the Office of the Secretary of state
within ninety days after the las. publication
hereof.
Given Cn6e- my hand and the seal OF She stare
thus tN cut zenith day Of January :. D. 1913 and
of the independence OF .Ic Unite. States The Ilins
ty-sevenIho
WILLIAM ]. KI.LNsGo
Ey the Governor.
william WEEK.,
Assistant Secretary Of State, 9a2o ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-27
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE 1P ior,S,.~s }
Executive Department.
New Orleans, February ] 1873.
IT'HEREAS. iPPIICA ZION HAS BEEN HADE TO
w me for The cancellation OF the official bond
OF Louis T. Delassize Administrator OF Water.
works and Public Buildings in and for the city of
New Orleans, to wit: bond dated the second
April. 1870 in the sum Nf F25 900 signed by
Louis 7. Delassize as principal, and Blanc +. jon
bert and Sidney Thezan sUreties: the said bond
being conditioned for the faithful pc rfOrmance by
the said Louis T. De..sslze OF his dst,es admin
istratOr aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given TO a.. persons Interested
in the said bond 70 file then objection. the can.
collation. thereof, in writing, in the Office of the
Secretary of State. within ninety Gays afteI the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the state
fis eleventh day OF February eighteen hundred
and seventy TIN ee and OF the indeGendeNc. Of the
United States the ninety -scventh.
WILLIAM I. KELLOGG.
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS. Assistant Secretary OF State