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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

4 ~Vsor 4eswqsfser Since my last
have travelled over considerable por,
ton of the northern section of thi:
State, and the result of my observa
tions and inquiries have been to con.
firm my former opinions.
The soil Of Northern Texas is 'ol
various qualities-the black sticky q
adobe, the black sandy, the red o.
mulatto, and the gray. The black
sticky contains very large admix.
ture Of lime, which in Stacking causes
the sickness. They are fine whea,
and cotton lands, being almost mex.
hsustible; but they are open to the
objections, however, of being hard to
handle, and also unpleasant to travel
upon in the winter. When muddy,
the wagon wheels in passing through
FIJI up completely between the spokes,
making the wheel look like one solid
block, and often compelling persons
to cut il out with spade. The roads
over them, however, are never dusty
during the summer months. The
black sandy soil is sandy loan, and
although not as rich as the adobe, it
produces well. The red and gray
lands, as rule, are about as produc-
tive as the black sandy.
l have endeavored at various places
to get q correct and reliable state
ment Of the yield of various crops,
and have in one instance been able TO
do SO. AT Mckinney, thirty miles
south of here, found record of
their County Collin Fair, where the
premium crops were recorded as pro-
ducing per acre as follows:
Wheat, 473 bushels, which weigh
ed 66 lbs. per bushel; Corn, So bush.
els, whict weighed 60 lbs. per BUSH
ell; Cotton, 625 fbs., or one and one
fourth bales ginned. l may remark
that it was a good year for wheat and
corn that was planted early, though
not for cotton--as the latter was cut
off by drought and worms.
As the question Of transportation
seems at present to be the all-absorb-
ing one North. permit me to advance |
Al idea or two in regard to the SUI
perior advantages possessed by this
State over Iowa in that respect by
reason Of the difference OF her natural
products and her natural POSITION
Dnc cent per pound for the Iowa far
ners' corn is perhaps better price
han fifteen cents is for the Texas far
ners' cotton. To ship 800 worth Of
orn given distance at the same rates
will cost fifteen times as much as to
hip the same value in cotton; or, in
Their words, the corn producer at The
anne actual distance from market as
ne cotton grower, is relatively fifteen
ines farther of. Texas also has the !
lrther advantage of an extensive
ne of seaboard from which freighss
lust always be cheap. /
| was much struck with the differ q
nee in the climate of this latitude
I'D that Of central Iowa upon read
& in your issue of March 9th of the
low blockade on the Stanwood & I
pton r. r. about the lst of the |
onth. At that date here farmers !
ere about ready to plant corn, the
ees were budding, the birds sing
g, the grass starting and the whole
,e of nature seemed almost ready U
burst into broad grin. :,
WEST STARE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

The Senate Committee on Trans.
RortAtion"-of which Mr.. Window OF
Minnesota, 10 Chairman-is to cit dur
Ing the summer for the purpose OF
collecting facts and digesting theories
coonected with this great subject.
The Davenport Gazette says hers ia
ample verge and scope for any states.
man who has ability and courage, tc
win . reputation. The nature Of thu
difficulty what Congress can do; ane
what ought to be done first, are ques
tons which require . vast range o
facts, and the gravest consideration
/ Let Us hope that the Senate Commit
tee will do its work so thoroughly tina
no reasonable complaint can be mad.
Of its action.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

Several Of our Iowa EXCHANGES :.
calling attention to the changes in tho
Code permitting counties to elect Il We
Supervisors instead Of three, and sue-
costing that their Counties be divided
into districts and the representation
thus given on the Board fairly divided
among the population of the county.
Inis could Of course be done with only
Anfes supervisors, but division Of the
county Into hye districts, or sections,
ronld probably make the representa-
lion more close and satisfactary and
might perhaps be done without SO In
ofeasing the membership Of the Board
- e make II liable to the many di,sd-
vanfAges urged against the old Man of
steNpship representation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

The Presidents new Cabinet turns
out to be the old one-except the Sec
rstAry of the Trsasury-which effectu-
Ally disposes OF all the rumors about
decentralization" It is quite safe to
assume that there will be no changes
very soon. The Cabinet, as nominated
and confirmed on the 18th, Is made up
- follows:
Hamilton Fish, Secretary OF State !;
William w. Belknap, Secretary OF
War; George M. Robson, Secretary
ofthe Navy; Columbus Delano, Sec
fetary Of the Interior; William A.
'Nichardson, Secretary of the Treasury;
Jonn A. J. CressweIl, Postmaster
General; George H. williams, Attor-
ncy General.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

The circumstances under which Eos
ter, commonly called the car hooh
murderer, committed the crime which
he expiated by the loss Of his life OIL
Friday last, are as follows:
"At II o'clock Wednesday night
April 20, 1871, Mr.. Putnam. . mer.
chant. in company with Mrs. DavaI
and her daughter. took q street car on
Broadway, New York, to go up town.
Soon after starting. Foster, who was
an ex conductor, got on The front plat
form intoxicated, and stared parsis-
tently and Extensively at Miss Duval
through the window. She paid 10 al
tention TO his grimaces, when he push .
ed open the door and looked directly
at her. Mr.. Putnam, on seeing Fos-
ter thus insult the young lady, rose
from his seat and closed the door,
This incensed Foster and he opened
the door again, which was immediate
~ closed by Putnam. When the car
reached 18th street. Foster came in
eide, and Eemarking that he had paid
hts fare and Was entitled to y seat. sat
down close beside Miss Dnval He
then behaved in q brutal manner, and
made noise with his lips which in
duoed the young lady to change her
seat. Mr.. Putnam interfered and said
although Foster was entitled to q seat
In the car, yet he would not suffer the
ladies' in his charge to be insulted -
Foster asked Putnam how far he was
going, to which he made no reply,
when F said he was going "a far A. ne
did aud would give him hip when
be left the car. Finally, at 48th street,
Mr.. Putnam's party got out. Foster
went to the platform and
seized the car-hook "a piece Of iron
about the size Of q common cane.
The driver called to him but he only
replied "go to hill" as he walked
around to the rear platform, where
Putnam was assisting this Ia iies te
alight, and struck him two blows
fracturing bis skull, and causing death
the next day.
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Davenport Market.
Muscatine Market.
MuscATISE, March, IS, 1873.
SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtue ola Special Execution TO me directed,
issued from the ONCE Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, in and for the county eff Cedar and state Of
Iowa, In favor of Fred Hecht and against X. Il.
RomiS ct al, / have levied upon the following
property as the property of the said r. r. Romig
ct al, tn-wit:
The south ives. quarter a.. OF Section number
three (3), in Township number eighty-one ISL.
Range number two e. west ofthe 9th +. n con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres situated in
Cedar County, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the Court
House door, In the town Of Upton, in sand County
on Saturday the 18th day Of pril, A. D., ls3 at
O'Clock p. M of said day TO satisfy said Execution
and costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this Iith day Of March, A. n. 1873.
JOHN d. SHEARER,
lsM1 Sheriff OF Cellar Comfy. Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27
Bookkeeping

Is taught In a thorough and scientific manner
commencing FIRST with most simple transactions
nom which to make up and arrange sets of books,
and gradually Increasing TO the most difficult that
can occur III any department OF trade.
The system OF initiation ~ peculiar 10 this Institn-
ton and does away with the long days and hours OF
working In The dark that most students experience
when initiated by the old system, and consists OF
the following steps:
ist Stndy OF The general theory and objes. Of
bookkeeping together With desert atioa efihe three
main books OF double entry, .. DasboOk, journal,
and Ledger.
I'd. study and examination of the theory of led
s<er accounts followed by examples Of Isolated &c
counts worked by students, showing bow, by the
system of DEBTS and Credits the Resources Liabli-
ties Iosses and Gains of business RScertaned.
Sd The science of double entry book keeping eX-
planned its results demonstrated by ample black
board Illustration. ana principles fixed upon the
mind Of the student by test examples. These exam
pies given until the teacher is fully satisfied Ii II
the theory has been c0mprehended by the pupils,
aud until upon given Trial Balances and inventories
they can make complete statement Of the stand
Ing of business. Next comes a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27
Proceedings of Meeting Of Trus-
tees of Eastern Iowa Contra, As.
ISOLATION, held at Wilton, Tues.
day, March, Sth.

The Trustees Of the Eastern Iowa
Genital Association p. Of II met n
the Mconey House pursuant 10 ad
tournament
The following we're In attendance,
viz:
Jos. Weaver, Pres Liniley Hoops,
Vice Pres; ] A. Freeman, Sec'y; q
w. Norton. Treasurer.
TRusrEEs-D b Connolly ,S.otf 20.
Sam'l. Ynle, Cedar Co; w NJ. Price.
Muscatine TO; w. &. Blackstone
Louisa Co; J q Sehorn, johnson 20 !;
5. S. Farweli, jones To; w. G. Har-
rah, jackson Go.
Minutes OF February meeting were
read and approved.
A short address upon the necessities
Of our cause was given by Pres Wea.
| yer.
II was ordered that the trustees from
the severs! mites he authorized to.
10 conjunction with respective coun-
ty councils, appoint local agents and
receive bonds from tic same.
The following VIA adopted:
Resolved, That the member. of .hi.
ASSOCIATION use their influence to se-
cure the Establishment Of Farmers
Nutuai insurance Companies In the
several counties Of the district.
After mature deiiberation the board
arranged the General Agency matter
ss follows:
F,solued, That in view of the late.
ness oil the season We deem it iuexpe-
"ieht 70 employ General Agent at
tiiiS time, and that the Secretary he
directed to continue 10 receive and an
swer All communications addressed IN
ire General Agent, aud to furnish
sueh Information to local apenta as
may come into his possession. and ia
catcnlafed 10 advance the interes. n,
the order.
The following was adopted.
Reso'ped, That hereafter we ~ far
me-s VIII vote for none but those
whose Interests are such that thev
may be depended upon 10 support
those interests in which the farmers
are most deeply interested.
1t was moved that deputies from the
several counties be request ted to collect
from Oranges in their counties, the
fee Of al 90 10 this association.
on motion the meeting adjourned
To meet again on the third Tuesday, In
June next.
\ b. All Oranges in the district
that are members Of the association.
tahh ali may become go by the paw
meht Of sl,0)l will be furnished with
prices at which implements may be
procured, upon application 10 the sec,y
st Round Grove, Scott Co. or To any
of the local agencies.
J A. FREEMAN,
Secretary
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

az BY nearly . hundred majority tbs
) Massachusetts House declines 70 re
I seind its censurs Of Mr.. Summers
battle-flag resolution. Right. says the
: ~. Louis Globe. The spirit breath ed
In that resolution every good man
shares, bu. to forgive the past 1t IL not
. necessary to oblitsrate Its records
Let history stand, and let the recon-
Citation be consummsted Ia the pres
snce oft, not by vainly trying to
1kplk out of ito sight.
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SHERIFF SALE.

ns Vlfssse Of spec,sl Execution 10 me di racteA
stue. iron the oifice OF the Clerk or the ,YrsnIt
un' IN ana for .he con MY of Cedar and state ~
~ ias1I u y = she'd IN and Ak airst Nm n
aauspnaa Adrar Of this est ate Of Frauk Channnan
y. 49, 4 awe levied upon the following proner
49,, W" pr ioptrty OF the said VIM. H. Chairman
wit: v aAA ShnpiAAh doceAs<d, -
The north hslft,) Of the so,,,h yvest ,n.~,... ~,
a. ses.l ~, nannsr eleven uD tosnsnip numbsr
,s,h ~, norm ana range number two az. wsst
iea,'' ana .'an@tea N Cedar county. iowa. y
ana shail offer the same for sale NJ the
s soal, hons. asn. IN the town Of lipu"n. In
April, A. ID. 1873, at one o'ciacn ds ~
81 saio day u satisfy said execniion ana
cost that may accrue thereon 49,
Dated this 9Th day OF March, A. nIs7a
owls sheriff of Ceda ...,,.. hEh,
Per A. D. Maynard, Deputy,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

France Is to pay the fifth and last
ndilliard Of the war indemnity to Ger.
snany by installments. II France ID
punctual In her payments. the Ger
mans. on July |. will evacuate oil
French posts except Verdsu. and they
will leave Verdan and Withdraw the
last German soldier from French soiI
Sept. s, when the final inslallment Ii
raid. I'll
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Thorough Drill.

In the theory and principles of double entry book
keeping wherein the student s required to post 70
keletoa ledger, take trial balances and make out
statements for ten different businesses embracing
every form oftrAnsAction which 10 likely to occur
In actual business. The use of the skeleton ledger
has proved 1t be by Ear the best and almost the
only method Of teaching book keeping successfully
The Absence of unnecessary and tedious writing en-
Mblas the teacher to keep the mind OF the pupil
constantly upon the principles and results OF the
science until they have fully mastered them which
object having been accomp isned.
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Pcnnl0nsiiip.

This department 10 we believe, the best place to
learn to write u good bushes hand In the United
States We claim for IL more than ex press
In this short space Our purpose Is to make this
de partment of 80 high order that there be
difference Of opinion to where to 70 to learn
write.
Both ofths proprietor Of the College prsctcai
Business Penmen, and most successful teachers.
The finest premium for both business and Orna-
mental Penrnanshtp has been awarded to the
DreprietoSs Of this college for the last
The lowa state Fair and at other az ricui
tnral 6oeieGes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

The Trustees of the Iowa Insane
Hospital have appointed as assistant
physician Of that institution, Miss
Abbie Cleaves. Of Davenport, q thor
onghiy schooled physician, a graduate
OF the Medical Department Of the
State University. There are q large
proportion OF women In the Insane
Asylum, and It Il well that one Of the
physicians should be woman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

The time for holding regular meet.
ings of Forest Grange is every Satur.
dav evening at u o'clock on or before
full moon. b. BURROUGHS, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

rs 0snesal Sherman, who 10 In very
GOOD position to know, Expresses the
!, opinion that the difficulty with Cap
! tsin Jack and his Modecs. IN the
Oregon lava beds, will be got along
i With without further bloodshed; he
J also discredits the sensational news
! pepper reports Of troubles on the Rio
4 sGrande. d sg a.es ~ @
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Regular meetings II York Prairie
Grange are held on ihe first Wednes-
day hight Of each month at tho York
Prairie school-bouse, at O'Clock p.
III Visiting mem beers are cordially
invited
W, II, BLAIR. Sec
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

There's deal Of human nature 10
the chimney corner story that once
upon . time, rs the fairy legends run,
. 4 little boy in playing tore his new
trowsers. There, now" he Shim-
pered, when 60 home. mother'll
!, whip me for that why" exclaim-
ed q companion in mischief, "ain't
you got any grandmother"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

Monodelphia Grange viii bold reg
ular meetings on the first and third
Saturdays Of esch month, the hour oil
meeting O'Clock y. 81.
II JOHN SHULTZ, Sec'y,
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SHERIFF SALE.

Nv virfue ofa special Ex ecution to me- directeA. "a
sued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
In and for the county Of Cedar and state Of Iowa.
favor OF Fred Hecht and agatns, p r. Romig aud
Jane r. knnniz have levied upon the following
property the property of the said RR. Romig and
Jane r, Romig TO wit; f73
Lots humber six (8), and seven D. In block mum.
Der four al in Fred Hecht's addition the town OF
Clarence, Cedar county. Iowa
And Shall offer the same for sale ut the Court
House door, In the town Of Upton in said county.
on saturday the 5th day OF April, A, d. 1917 Al 7.
O'Clock. NJ. Of said day. 10 satisfy said Execution
and costs that may ecc-ce thereon
Dated this 4th day OF Marcia. D., 1874
JOHN d. SHFARrR,
awl2 Sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa
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Regular meetings OF Virginia Grove
Grange will be held on Tuesday even
iugs on or before full moon.
w. G, Buster, Eec'y.
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CESrERDALE GRANGE, p. o. H.,
meets the 2lst Of Dee, lo72, vi O'Clock
7. II, aud every alternate Saturday
thereafter al Centerdaia school house,
Sprngdsle Up.
Mrs T. h. I,aHRnRN. Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

In Boston, girls" are aged from
sixteen to twenty two; young ladiesn
range from thirty to fifty-five.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

Gowei'- Ferry Grange, No. 235 will
meet Saturday evening, March END,
and each alternate saturday evening
thereafter.
r. IL. (irSsoLUs. Sec.
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QUINCY GRANGE will mold it's Yegu
lar meeting OF Friday evening, Feb.
1;h, 1873 at Inland. aud on every 9TH
er FRIDAY evening thereafter.
A. u g ~ .S->s = - Ss~0.
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| are In FORM written In the Daybook Jonrnalizsd,
posted TO the Ledger Ledger ciosed and statements
/ Of results made
In working these sets students expected to
act upon their own responsibility. asking ~ few
questions possible and showing each book in
every set to the teacher for examination and
fectlon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

Oak Hill Grange regular meeting
Saturday evening at Z z. NJ, or or
before full monn.
W. I. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given that 1he under.
signed has been appointed and com m iasion-
ed by the Circuit Court OF Cedar county.
Iowa, A dmin istrstri X Of tn estate Of Chart s
eons having Claims against said estate are
hereby notified to f1le them with the a1erk
OF ga Id Court, clearly stated and Aw0rn In
and persons owing said estate are reou est.d
10 make Immediate payment to the under
signed and avoid costs 80. -
Dated March 18th. 1879.
ESTHER r. FO0G
a3s Alphabetically.
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J STATE Treasurer Chfjsty psoiisnes :
J. notice that the State Or fowa 10 pre-
nSred % redeem ~ fts outstanding
,varrAnts. ssid thss they will cease e
s,n,A ), inlersss On and after the 22d day
IRA DfiI. 1878. a' laAs efttH
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The death IL announced Of tn,
Princess Bully Mule, OF the royal fam.
lily Of the Apache tribe.
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SPRINGFIELD GRANGE meets regu-
lar!y on the first Mondsy evening Of
every month at o'clock
j. GEIGER, SEQ.
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2 The total loss BY Boston's great con-
Migration, according to the latest ssti-.
matss, was $Sl, sll,il4. One.half q
the whole was owned BY fifty-sevsn
Z persons. trustees or corporations. ].
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Springiaie Gralge No 337 meets
regularly every Saturday night on or
before the full moon At their hGii in
Springda!e.
D. w SMITH Sae,y
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SEND notices OF meetings. or any
items Of interest to the or,ler. for pub
LEGATION In these columns.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Public notice IA hereby given thu. the und~ra,cneA
has this day been appointed and comm - ionsd bv
the circuit Court of Cedar county In the state az
CEASED and all persons having claims Against aa!d
sstAle sre hereby notified 70 file them IL the Clerk
~ salo Court clearly stated and daily to, and
Ilain legal time, preparatory TO theis being ~
lowed or proved; And per.ors owing said estate
rsquestej 70 make INN edinse pMyment u one No
dersigned and avoid costs.
Dated II Upton. Iowa. shis i3th day o. MHrrh, 4.
D.. 1874. r. e. CRIsP1N.
7W-I3 Exeeutof.
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Business
iT79ISlH lIftk t H
- X82E&&
College.
apa8S
MONTAGUE 1 LIL.IBRIDpE, Proprs

To the young Men and Women OF the Northwest
We wish 10 present the claims OF the Davenport bu-
/ snesS College. ,,t ,,.,,- =,
we claim that the Davenport business College 10
not exceed by any Institution OF the kind ~ the
west-ifit il eauaIled-and only ask n visit from
those interested when confident that we can
establish claim Of having the largest cheapest.
and hest Business Training school IN the Vest. We
spare no pains or expense TO make Our work first
class in every particular.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

At Davenport, Iowa, on Monday
last, March "a, = novel celebration
occurred. 1t Is Is years since the vol
untary and enforced exiled patriots OF
the Schleswig-H olstein revolution
came to America, as many as 400 max
ing Davenport and Scott county their
homes. It was the original intention
Of the projectors to hold only social
gathering Of those In that Immediate
neighborhood, but others taking the
matter into consideration spread the
Information, until . large number
were present.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-03-27

AOoncl0slon In the Cald we'll bribery
! case, upon which the Senate expected
,tospend few weeks In debating So
Giety practice, was suddenly reached
on Monday by CaldweA's resignation
being presented to and accepted by
Governor Osborne, Of Kansas. Cald-
we'll. . railway Agent and contractor
at Lawrence, Kansas, was two years
since made United States Senator by
means which would poorly bear inves
LEGATION and judgment. Hence his
resignation.
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County Executive Committee.

Chairman. JosErH WEAVER; Secretary. H w.
BArLEY; JOSEPH DowNISe. CHAs. r. FURsr.
SAMUEL YuLE. WV. l.. MccRosKKY, w. S. CHASE,
JoHS Clancy, II. A. cusTIs.
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Tipton--W. l. McCRosRKY,
Ciarence-SILAs SIMPSON,
Mechanicsville-HA BAaLkY.
Wilton-W. A. MOORE,