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The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
Convention of Insurance Agents.

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-The sixth annual Asso-
citation of Fire Underwriters of tine Northwest
net here yesterday. There was large attend
ance of insurance agents, many being present
from eastern cities. The Executive Committee
presented report which was adopted. 1t was
decided not to admit as members those not
actually transacting business in the Northwest.
A telegram was received from the delegation
OF the National Board stating that they had
been detained, but would arrive tomorrow.
The President, g. W. Marshall, then delivered
his annual address. Various reports were read
and ordered to be printed and thu meeting ad-
journed until to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
MARINE NEWS.
POST OF PORTLAND,
Thursday, Sept. 23.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, S-passen-
gers and mdse to John Porteous
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
PASSPORT for Boston.
Sch Onward, Lowell, Elizabethport-coal to Port
LAM Machine Works.
Sch Hudson, Coleman, Elizabethport- to J W
Deering.
Sch Albert W Smith, Leavitt, Boston, to load for
Buenos Ayres
Sch Orient Staples, Boston, to load spool wood for
to A d Whidden.
Sch Gertle Lewis, Plout, Bay Chaleur-sOO otis fish
Sch Game Coca. Robinson, Calais-shingles, &c.
Sch James r, Grant, Rockland-lme to B
Morse g. Co.
Sch Union. Hadlock, Cranberry Isles-herring.
Schs Sea Flower, Bunker; Ivy, Bunker, and Van,
Bunker. Cranberry Isles, with herring.
Sch Blooming YOUTH Stanley, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Montana, Buger, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Alcyone, Smallage, Mt Desert.
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Georgia Crops.

. ATLANTA, Ga, Sept % The following are
the official averages of the Georgia crops, com
pared to asst year: Corn, So; cotton, 70; sugar
cane, 20; sorghum, 1O5; sweet potatoes, Is;
field peas, 81 ground peas, 70.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
How Roman Catholic Children Argue the
- School Question.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 80 The Commercials
Fort Wayne special says for some time back
the Jefferson street Protestant and ST. PauIs
German Catholic schools have been quarrelling,
resulting to-day In a number of the Roman
Catholic scholars attacking Hubert Hartman,
aged ten years, who was kicked. stoned and
beaten in horrible manner. A large hole was
Knocked in his head, between the eyes, which
said, exists there tonight against the Roman.
Catholics. who are charged with unfolding
their children in the quarrel which is attrib.
uted to bitter discussion of the school ques-
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DIED.

In this city, Mrs. Elizabeth Dale aged 76 years.
widow of the late Joseph Dale OF Saco
Funeral services Friday at IL o'clock, at No. 80
High street.
In Deering Sept. %, Alvin c., son of Chas A. and
Ella f. Rackletf aged years months.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at O'Clock,
Burial at convenience of the family.
In Portsmouth, N. H. Sept 20, Mrs. A. NJ Rich
ardson,-born in Kittery Aug 10, 1902
20 years.
- In Gardiner, Sept 10, Mira. Susie E., wife of VIM.
Curtis aged 40 years months
In Pittston, Sept. IL, Mr. Samuel Cults, aged 66
years.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
European Markets.

LONDON, September 23-12.3O M-Consols "a 5-16
for money and account.
LONDON. September Pop. 30 P. M.-American Sc
ties-Erie lag.
LIVERPOOL, September 23-12.3O P. M.-Cotton
steady; Middling upands at 15-16d; do Orleans at
5-l6d ;sales 1900 bales including 5000 for specula
ton and export.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Buried Alive.

cuing Lester Sykes, who was buried in well
81 feet Deep at West Springfield yesterday
afternoon, is proceeding to-day with all possible
vigor although hope has been several times
abandoned. The man was still alive to-day,
and able to speak, and if he can survive two
hours more, he will be saved. 49, af-s ra
ggt o, tori Bold Robbery. s
9 NEwBURYPoRT, Sept. 23.-Last night DIR.
Morton of Amesbury was called from his Office
to visit person reported 10 be sick, and while
on the way was attacked by two men who fired
two bullets through his clothing. They then
threw him down, injuring him badly, and riled
: his pockets of $106 in money and a watch
worth $780, No trace of the robbers has been
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
Schlotterbeck's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
DIR. BsCkNELL'S SYRUP.

nB-Sold by all Druggists for the cure of Bowel or
Summer Complaints Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera
Morbus, Collie, &c, is purely vegetable, without
particle of opate, highly aromatic, powerful tonic
pleasant to the taste and guaranteed to give imme-
date relief. Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, of
Providence, R. 1. jy23sn3m
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
Foreign Notes.

Robertson Gladstone, brother Of The ex pre-
mer, is dead.
1t is reported that 5000 Turkish troops have
started for Servia.
sail TOR this country in a few DAYS, where he
will lecture
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Personal NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given that all officers, sailors and soldiers,
wounded, ruptured OF injured in the late Rebellion
however slightly, entitled to pension, and
thousands of pensioners entitled to an increased
rate. Apply Immediately through DR.. E. B. JACK
SON, Late Surgeon U. S. Navy, No. New Cham
beers ST.. New York. oc29sn1y
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
A CARD

To the public or those wanting Refrigerator.
have not time myself and do not employ agents to
Goods at Manufacturers prices, and will simply say
if they will call at Howell q Morse's, 20 Market
Square, and see my Refrigerator in full operation
before buying it will be to their advantage as the
proofof the merits claim for it all there and
speak for themselves.
my17sndH J. r. MERRILL.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Sept. 49, by Rev. W. E. Gibbs, H. L.
Jones and Miss Abby A. Allen. both of Portland.
In this city, Sept. %, by Rev. j. F. Morgan, Louis
Follett and Miss Eta L. Farmer, both of Island
Pond. Vt.
In this city, Sept. 49, by Rev. w. E. Gibbs, William
H. Dawless OF Worcester, Mass, and Miss Louisa
Foster OF Portland.
In this city, sept. 23d. by Rev. A. H. Wright Har-
vey W Merrill OF Auburn and Miss M. Ida Gerrish
OF Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

SAN FRANCISCO Sept 23.-John McMahon
of New York defeated Thos. Costlgan of
Nevada in wrestling match yesterday for the
championship of America and $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
A Brutal NJ urder,

CINCINNATI, Sept % The Gazette's Belle
fontaine, O., special says: Yesterday, Miss
Laughln young lady aged 16, accompanied
man pamed Scbell and his wife on an excur-
sion to the reservoir, several miles distant Mrs.
Schel being fa,igued was left with the team,
and Schel and the young lady started after
wild plums Schell returned without Miss.
Laughin, stating that she had strayed from
him and he could not find her. An alarm was
ing of the body this forenoon, nearly nude and
her throat cut from ear to ear, and the grass
showing that desperate struggle had occurred.
Sche, though suspected, was not arrested I'M
til this p. M, and upon examination bloody
knife was found in his pocket. He is now un-
der arrest with heavy guard to protect him
from the excited people.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
Domestic Markets.

PROVIDENCE. September 23-The printing cloth
best prices nominally unchanged and the demand j,
light at q 5sc for standard and extra GA x64s.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
SPOKEN.

=, Aug 10, near the equator, barque Ada Gray, from
New York tor Buenos Ayres.
Aug "a, lat AZ, Ion 3d. snip Universe, from Liverpool
for Savannah.
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METEOHOLOGTCAI.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.FOUR
lf HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington. d c., ;
September "a, Il A. MD
For New England.
the Middle states and lower lake region gene
rally clear and slightly warmer weather, light
sontherly to westerly winds and high but slowly
falling barometer
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Markets.

THURSDAY, September 23-The markets are steady
to-day. Trade is very active but there is no change
to note in prices graduated Sugar sells rapidly at
114c and Coffee A at 10sc. Flour firm with good
demand. Potatoes come i'll freely and offering at
from 45 to SOC per BUSH
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
NEW YORK.
FaiIure of aim Iron Comuanv.


New YORK, Sept 23.-The Peeksk i'll Iron
Company has passed into the hands of receiy-
er. IJs liabilities are $150,000, two-thlrds of
which is held in Peekskill, among the largest
creditors being the Westchester County Ma
tional Bank of Peekskill and Urah Hill. The
company own the Croft mine, a railroad seven
miles long, and large blast furnace at Peeks-
kill which is still running.
Political.
:. One of the delegates to the Liberal Conven-
tion at Albany yesterday stated that about one
half of the delegates from Brooklyn were Office
holders under the Mclaughlin ring of Brook
lyn. rs g. r
Alleged Matchmaking by n Captain of
af -f fif- rrH Police.
In trial of Police Captain McCulloch before
the Police Commissioners, one Victor Bremsen,
who keeps hotel at Rye Beach, but who for
merly kept restaurant here which he testified
was patrOnized bv bad women, also testified
that Capt McCuloch tried to blackmail him,
and that after taking legal advice he paid the
captain money to not trouble his place. On be
ing asked who gave him such advice he said
John ID. Townsend, the lowyer who is now act
ing as counsellor to the Assembly Committee
investigating the sources of crime in this city.
Townsend saw Capt. McCuIloch in behalf of
Bremsen, and he (Townsend) told him every.
thing had been arranged with McCulloch SO
that Bremsen's place would not be troubled.
Subsequently, however, McCulloch used his in.s
huence with the bad characters to such an ex-
tent as to break up his business, aud. he left
for Rye Beach.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

LUNGVORT, LUNGWORT.
l have used
WAYS COMPOUND SYRUP OF LUNG
WORT,
and find it to be the
Best Cough Medicine ever used.
r. Y. BARBOUR,
of OWEN q BARBOUR.
Portland, Sept. 90 1875.
Sold by all Druggists.
m
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--latest BY European steamers.l

Ar at Liverpool Sth inst, Jas Brett Gibson Ma
tanzas; 9th, Minnie M Watts, Watts, Bangor.
Cid Sth, Henrietta, Nickels, st John, NIB; Alfred,
Gray. Savannah.
OF Bell tuoy It'll, Lucy A Nckels, Nickels, from
Liverpool for st John, NIB.
Rangoon.
Sid FIN Gravesend 9th, Rhine Stetson, New York.
Passed Isle Wight 9th, f Henderson, Henderson,
Eom New York for Southampton.
Sid I'm Glasgow Sth inst, Ariadne, Weber, New
York.
Ar at Limerick 9Th inst, Merriwa, Downes, from
New York.
Sid I'm Queenstown Sth inst. Sarah e Kingsbury,
for Dublin; l. Hersey, Coggns. Barrow.
At at st Helena Aug 16, Valiant, Durham from
Calcutta for New York; Dist, Nancy Pendleton, Pen
dleton, Goupaulpore for Marsees
Cid at Havre 7th inst, Northampton, Trask, New
Orleans.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Valparaiso 7th inst, barque Norwegian, Rog-
ers, from LObos for Europe. leaky.
Ar at Els,nore 9Th inst. brig Five Brothers, Thur
low, New York for Boston.
Ar at Antwerp 21st inst, ship Pleiades, Chase from
Philadelphia
Ar at Liverpool Dist inst, ship William McGilyery
Blanchard, st John, NIB; VIM A Campbell, Curl1-
ing. do.
Sid 21st ship Jane Fish, Brown. United States.
Ar at Cardiff 22d inst, barque Alexander Campbell
Bunker New York.
Ar in British Channel Dist inst, sch Matte NJ At
wood, Newconb, Bath, for ORDERS
Sid I'm Windsor Ms, Sept ODD, schs Young
Hume PHILADELPHIA Sedona, Wall, for do; Albert
Treat, Sawyer. New York.
Ar at st John. NIB, 21st inst schs Robt Leonard
and Spring Bird from Portland
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
Daily Domestic Receipts.
Boston Stock List.

By water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to W
The 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24

Miniature Aimamac... September "a.
Sun rises. ...........5.49 High water -. 100 Pm
Sun sets. ............5.55 Moon rises ....,,, Am
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-24
New York Stock and Money Market.

10 Eastern Railroad.
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#. & A. M.
The Master Masons of Cape Elizabeth are re-
quested to meet at the Town Hall on Saturday
Evening, sept. 25th, at = IL O'Clock.
sell sn2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-25
THE ACT OF PROGRESSION.

When We look 1T the wonderful AMI
lsbor-saving inventions of the pyesen.
age, and see the WAYS we have ~ do
ing work, we wonder how our ancestors
got along with their daily toll with pa
tIcnce.
The Steam Engine, the Telegraph and
the Sewing Machine are the marvels Of
progress, and they look like revelations.
To them We are indebted to a moral and
social revolution grander in effect than
that of thousand bloody fields of bat
tie. peace has its victories as well
as war;" and one of the grandest .ri-
umphs won in the nineteenth century
is due to the Sewing Machine. 1t ID
the blessing Of the household, and the
famiiy's best friend. The name of the
inventor, Elias Howe, Jr., is familiar TO
every ear il the civilized world, and lis
great invention is a more enduring
monument of fame than sculptured
marble or towering dome. He was one
of the few inventors who had the will
to invent and TO manufacture his own
inventions. Tbeimmense factory which
he founded a. Bridgeport, is the largest
and best appointed sewing machine fac
tory in the world, its floors alone cover
an area Of nearly four acres. Here are
turned out daily six hundred standard
machines perfect in all their appoint
ments These celebrated machines have
long held the first rank over all frs.-
class machines. The fame of the in
y.n.or. ard TIE exact mechanism Of
his invention and improvements, have
brought j: into universal use, and SO
great is the demand that, notvi:hstapd-
ing they are put upon the market at
the rate of one p> minute durina tea
hours Of every day, the demand IS grea-
ter than the supply. ]. P Greenwell.
Agent, Leonardtown.
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VESTRILooUIsM.-The Latin roots
from which this word is derived signify
"belly-speaking"-that is. sounds that
proceed from the belly, and are natur-
ally mufiied and obscure. The name
is exceedingly ancient, and the art has
existed for ages-from far back in the
early history of man, when heather
mythology was probably being inven-
ted, for we find evidences of the state.
ments of various authors, who believed
the sounds they heard were commrn-
ings of spirits, instead of the clever de-
ceptions of priests or so-called seers.
II has always appeared to the unini-
tiated that the possession of faculties
enabling one TO perform the curious
feats which are attributed TO ventrilo.
euists is quite exceptional; but any one
who wishes may become o ventrilo-
quist- 1t is quite incorrect to suppose
that any specially constructed throat 10
required. AL that il needed 10 . oer-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-25

tain power of mimicry and considerable
practice. We append few hints which
may guide the tyro in his early trials.
There are two kinds Of voice mimicry
the imitation of sounds such - tha
creaking Of doors, the cries of animals.
saving. etc; and the production Of sounds
which appear to come from some place
external to the person really speaking.
1t is Of this last variety that We wiah
to speak.
The first and most important point
practice ordinary conversation with
out moving the lips, for If the lips are
seen to move, the sound heard is refer
red to them. To do this more readily.
words with labial letters should be re-
jectej as much as possible, the mosttrou.
blesome labials being P. B. .fr.
Itisalways intended that the audience
should be deceived; therefore, when you
are about to speak, observe these rules.
Let the face be turned away from the
audience, and in the direction from
which the sound is supposed to come.
This movement may be supplemented
by gestures, and other simple acting,
which will cause those present to direct
their attention TO the desired spot.
Let us consider an illustration. The
performer has a puppet whom he calls
s.little johnny" and whose mouth opens
with a wire concealed beneath the dress;
the puppet is in box, and conversation
commences by sound from the box
which saws, Let me out, l say! This
must be equal in pitch and quality to
the assumed voice of puppet when out
Of the box, but not So loud. The box
! lid is opened an inch, and the voice, q
| little louder, asks again to be let out;
it is then supposed, and proved by SUBJ
sequent observations, that ''little John.
n.y." in an attempt to get out, has put
out hand, which you shut in between
the lid and the box; whereupon you
! produce most awful but muiiied screams,
| Finally the puppet is taken out and
put on chair, upon which you inad-
vertent!y sit, and nearly crush ''littls
Johnny" At las:, however. friendly
conversation commences between you,
and, IL well carried on, the illusion il
complete.
The sweep up the chimney" as well
as various other familiar personages,
also affords capital amusement; but it
must be borne in mind that the pitch
and quality of the voice must be always
kept up, although the loudaess has fire.
qrently - be Glsaassssss. .e-Assz---
When initiating the voice Of wo-
man. speak in falsetto, ard answer gruf-
fy in another tone, SO that the verse
NAV be as diverse as possible.
Practice iEtonation Of sentences, and
above all let Your ear catch and tongue
, initiate all the varied sounds that occur
in every day life. Practice by yourself,
using every effort to produce the sounds
you require in your representation, and
trying every variety Of position for the
tongue.
If YOU are one oe the male sex, a hea-
w mustaehe will bc found useful to
hide slight movments of the lips. In
early practice do not continue your eff
forts too long, as it will be found that
the strain on the chest produces undue
fatigue, and it is necessary to move the
chest very little when giving vent to
low muf',cd sounds.
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DI r Z CT 0 r Y
st. Mary's County,
CIRcCIT COURT.


The sessions Of this Court Begin on the third
Mondays Of March and September, and or the
frst Mondays Of June and December. The
March and September Terms being for the tri'
al Of causes wherein Juries may be required
those Of June and December are the non jury or
intermediate Terms.
CHIEF Judce-Hon George Brent.
Assocists Judges-Iions Robert Ford and
Daniel Il Msgruder.
Clerk--J Frank Ford.
Deputy Ceyks-Rob, A Young and Jos T
Neal.
States Attorney-J Parran Crane.
Comniissioners IN EYu,ty-James Blakis-
tone and James Downs.
Lar-J Frank Bohansr va
cant.)
AuGiter-Robert c Combs.
!&erig-Benjamin FoIwell.
Deputy Sherif-George A Simms.
Jaiior-A J Scott.
Crier-Jamcs Wathen.
Baiiifs-Zach Latham and Jos Latham.
Essssngey-J Graves.
Bsii.F 10 Grand Ju'.-1homss ? Guy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-25

- Roosters, says Josh Billings, are
the pugilists among birds, and having
no suitable shoulder to strike from,
they strike from the heel When a
rooster gifts whipped, the hens ell march
OF with the other rooster, il he 'aint hall
so big or so hansum. 1t is pluck that
wins a hen. Roosters, Al class, won't
du emmy household work; You kant SIT
a rooster tn pay emmy attention to a
young one. They spend most ov their
time in growing and strutting, ard once
in q while they find q worm, which they
make q great fuss over, calling their
wives up from distance. apparently tn
treat them, but jist AZ the hens SIT
there, this elegant cuss bends over and
sobbles up the worm-hke . man fcE
al the world.
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
n'ssIIsHsD svsK1 rBunsDAs
J. y. KING 4 JAMES q DOWNS

Fsess OF 5 Q rsscsIrrIos.-$7.oo per an.
M %, TO De paid within six months. No sub.
script will be received for Q shorter Pc
sriod thss sig months and no pa per to be
atm ued until all arresrages are paid
sxce eptat the option OF the publisher.
TERnsog ADvERTIs :rei square
for the first insertion, and SO cents for ev-
cry subsequent Insertion. Eight lines or less
constitute . square. If the number OF in
sernons be not marked on the advertise
nent, twill bepsbished mill forbid, and
1in ely A liberal deduction
: nadetc the Xwbo advertise by the ysar.
Communications Of persona lehafsctef
will be charged, at the same rates - adver-
sissmen e.; obifrsries over ten lines in length
viii be charged n the rate Of 50 cents per
square.
All Communications for publication must
hs accompanied with the real name Of he
author, or no attention will be paid TO them.
The real name of the author will not be pub
lished unless desired, but We canno tconsen'
to insert Communications unless We know
the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-03-25
ORLEANS COURT.

This Court meets on the End Tuesday ofere-
r. month.
Ch,o JuGse-Hon A J Spaiding.
AssoeiGte Jucgs!-ll,ns l. II Csn,er and Il
Tippe,t.
Register cf Wnls- James 7 n Raley.
Erprty Register Of WtU.-Wm Goddard.
Cv.v-Eenj II Swami.
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COUNTY oosNissIoxgls.

Tits Cour, meets en- the End Tuesday cfeve-
~ month
John h Atell, (President,) John Parsons,
Philip II loIsey, A L Tennis:on and A + Fem
wick.
Clerk-C purant.
Iesstn1er-Ieter X Graves.
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f%A man Who was ether Just get

A man who was either just get
ting drunk, or else just becoming sober.
in saddling his horse got the saddle
wrong end foremost, and neighbor
passing by called bis attention to the
mistake. The horseman gazed at the
intruder, as if in deep thought, ard then
angrily exclaimed "You just le. that
saddle alone. How do you know which
war am going:'
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rRusrxrs OF TEE ALns' noUss

Thos o Spencer. president, u Abel, P
Love, Thos X Langley and J 7 Parsons
Oerseer-J Summtrt;eld Joy
Cierk-john II Yates.
Fhy'ieiGn--Dr L I Cough.
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COUNTY suRvsYoR.


BOARD OF SCHOOL coHNIssIos1Rs
Col John Dent, (President,) Wm Thom-
a. and Henry Carroll
Sscreta'y-B,nj Tippe,., County Examiner
and TrcAsurer)
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As you cannot avoid your own COM
paay i-ske Z ~ good as possibis-
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coNsrArln

CONSTANTS
ist District, Henry " Crane ard William II
Taylor
md District, James II Saunders, RIM Edwards
and J l. Miburn
3rd District, George A Simms and Joseph T
Cough
9th District, James 4 Alvey, Jos H Shemwell
and J Alvey
Bth District, James II. Alvey and J. }. Red
mond
9Th r:sIrict, L King Clarke
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JCpGEs OF ELEcrIok.
Let District, Edward 5 AbelL W " Brady
and Louis n Rollins
3nd district, Charles L Wise, Henry Watts
and Duke
srd District, pawkins, Stephen roxwell
and Sebastian Thompson
<,h District, Llwn Alls,an, W L Dent and
PC Love
s,h District, John Harrison, Thos Harrison
and II c Dent
9Th District, G Srslding, Henry Jones and
j Graves
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coLLscro.s or srArE Avn corsrY rAxIs
orrlcERs or RkoIsrIArIoI
JUSTICES OF THG PEACE

JUSTICES Oh TnH PEACE
lst District, Biscoe, d " Tyler and James
Il Loker
3ud District, A Wise, Thomas, s b
Hammct,, Thos Dent and Geo c Lokrr
3rd District, 10 2 Morgan, ID c fiammeti Zach
Tippett and Felix Morgan
eth District, Thomas II Fowler, W L Dent,
Hurry and Russell
9Th District, Deaf, George W Burroughs
and II L Adams
9Th District, Jas Spalding, VIM B Tucker and
IT Spalding
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CORPORATION OF lsoxAxsrows

Dr. Henry Haw, (President,l John Fen.
wick. Henry Neal, Harris Csmalier and A
iAvrsnce
1sdf-Gsorgs 4 Sims.