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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-28

These new falsehoods are so trifling
or presumptious that it does seem a
waste of time to deny them. 1t was
charged that / stole COW from a
r.oel and brought her home and real
lied large sum from her sale, the
proceeds to be used in the Construc-
ton of a soldiers monument, and
then stole the money thus received,
leaving the dead soldiers unhonored
by marble monument. In the same
article was charged with stealing the
money contributed for the embalming
o. soldier comrade, named John
Brown. This was met by the follow
ing documents, the original now in
your possession
From the Commonwealth
More Charges shown to be False.
As we have repeatedly stated, we
do not believe that Capt. Geo. T.
Anthony or his friends were called
upon to answer the l'bels heaped up
against him by unscrupulous enemies
and partisans. He thought different
w and met all charges made up to the
time in a manner conclusive to all
honest men of his integrity as a man
and a public officer before coming to
Kansas, as he IS known to every citi-
zen OF the State to have been since a
resident of Kansas.
But the work of SANDER was not
ended. Since the Central Committee
met an article has appeared in the
opposition press from the Medina,
IN. Y. y Democrat, not as an editorial
but as an anonymous contribution,
in which it is charged among other
things, that Capt. Anthony received
contributions from his soldies for the
embalming of private soldier named
| John Brown, pccketed the money,
never paying for such embalming.
That he brought COW from the
South, which was sold and resold in
Orleans county to raise funds to erect
a soldiers monument; that several
hundred dollars were realized and
placed in the hands of Capt. Antho-
n.y." and that she has proved safe
custodian. The soldiers monumen,
is not yet commenced and the funds
are safe in d. the hands in which they
were placed"
Capt. Anthony sends us the follow.
ing information in regard to these
charges which we publish to show how
characterless this assault upon the
good name of our candidate for gov.
! ernor is, and to warn all right minded
i men against giving the least cred
eLce to stories which may, and doubt
less sill, be invented and circulated
later IN the campaign.
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From the Fl. Scot Mrnisor.l

r rom tne rt. Scod Mfn1eor.l ~ n
rG.AaD, KANSAS, Os. "a. Is76
Ed Mosife1:-I was told In Fl. Scott yesterday
that the affidavit Of every living member Of Capt An
thongs batteey had been Obtained, and they unani-
mously denounced Capt A. . tyrant, thief and
coward ! have just had eonvsssssioa With Mr..
Nelson ]. Wickham, citizen Of Sherman township,
Crawford county, and he is said to be man Of un-
blemrshed Character and high responsibility. Mr..
Wickham tells that he enlisted in Capt Anthony's
18th N. Y Battery in August 1864. served yeass.
and promoted to Lieutenant in another regiment
He says that Capt. Anthony enjoyed the eonhdenee
and respect Of his superior officers in marked d.
gree. and always recognized a one Of the most
reliable and efficient officers in the command He vs
respected and admired by all the good soldiers d his
company. He was neither cruel eovardly, asd 10
such charges were current in the company: neither
the charges Of dishonesty in regard tQcomyany
funds ever heard of by MI. W, khan since Capt.
Anthony became candidate :. Mr. w.
also says he knew all the men aeEabes Of
the battery, whose names are sig. 'ne charges in
D. R. Anthony's big circular, ano -novs they were
never reckoned among the good soldiers Of the com
pany, and among them the worst and most troub-
lesome men in the company. These men were ffs-
quenty and properly punished by Capt A., bus neser
cruelty. Ia.
Mr. W. tells the offences for which they were
sometimes punished and it is not their credit for
it is moi fit be written. He distinctly remembers
the characters Of these men, and relates incidents q
their conduct for which they were punished BY Caps
Anthony: gives time. place and eireunse.no, %
infinitely that all his statements bear strong evd,
of Truth. He says he respects Capt Anthony highly.
and knows nothing in his conduct in the army thss
was in any sense disgTaoefl. He was = stries man,
always did his own duty promptly. and expected his
men do the same. These defamen, for reasons
above given, bear malice toward Capt Anthony.
and that for their readiness 70 sign state
ments to injure him. ~
T N Nseuoa
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IANNA, IoU5.
Capt. Antho.y-Dea~ Sir: Yours of the Ist was
duly received l write and return you my sincere
thanks for your kindness in sending my husbands
remains home. 1t is truly great satisfaction to me
well as all his friends know that he lies where
nothing will disturb him and where visit the
spot where he lies. His remains arrived at Spencer
port yesterday noon. was taken to Hawlervie, where
lies his father mother and brother where he has shed
of grief for the dear also received your
affidavit which will assist me in procuring pension
for myself and children. which am truly thankful
for. and shall forget your kindness. am una
bic to do more but God will reward you in that day
whenhe makes up his jewels
remain your sincere friend and well wisher,
MRS. NJ. A. FULLER.
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CoANN's BANKING OFFICE, /
ALBION, N. Y.,September g, 1851

SOANN BANKING OFfICB,
ALBION, N. Y, September g, Is76j
Hon. George 4. Astko.y:
DEAR SIR: My attention has been called to a. a.
tcle in the Medina Democrat Of the 29d Inst purport
ing to have been written BY . member Of the l7tk n
Battery, Of which you had mmsnd during the war
making some damaging charges against you. Ofmost
Of these charges know nothing hut 10 relation to
the bdttey co1 iink J. snp. justice you ~ state
wha- do know. The In qu,rti,.' sss turned.
over TO the SOLDIER Monument Association by mem-
of your Bsstay with the rsquest to sell It and a
ply the proceeds for the purposes Of the Association
Mr. Geo. g. Leonard the genera agent Of the Associa-
don, conceived the idea Of making the most Of It "
putting II up 1t rfne, which done at celebration
Of July 1855, the tickets selling 1t dollar EACH
and the proceeds netting the sum Of s2Os Is.
Mr.. Leonard had charg- Of the entire Transaction,
collected the money, counted 1t and turned it over to
the treasurer Of the Association, where It stands cre
tied on the books It composed portion Of the fund
used In the erection Of the very beautiful monument
now happy satisy completed to oommsnor.se the SOL
der dead Of this country.
1t gave noe great satafaction to learn Of your nemi
nation for the ONCE Of Governor Of your state, and
hope no charges basele this to which refer may
have any influence In dstracting from your sanding
where you live. Yer, truly youn,
ET.OOAHN,
President sodien Monument Association, of Orleans
county.
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q II i - No expected. That lying sheet,
Tie Kansas City Times, comes 70 us with
D. B. Antaony's supplement folded in. and
says Of IL prsseadsd address:
This u not u uttsranss Of Democrats. 1t is
not ~ hsatsd sainosity Of IN adverse faction.
Il b he dslibsrsts opinion Of George 7. Az
thongs nsishbors and fellow Republicans,
among WHOM Be hes lived ever sincs be came to
Kansas.
Now the editor Of the Kansas CITY Times
knows right ven that the resolutions 1t
talks Of did not pas; that they did not get
the votes Of one-fourth the men a. the
nesting, notwithstanding the fact thu. it
ves composed largely Of Democrats. 1t il
one Of the most bsrefacsd attempts to de-
csise The public ever invented. Both OF
the Times, the one ct Leavenworsh, as vel,
- il hslpmats at Kansas City, proceed rs
though the people were Ignorant of he
whole affair.
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During ten days Of diligent e6orty
some forty men were found to sign
the following card.

During ten days Of dilisent eforty
some forty men were found to sign
the following card.
Nsdlna, n. r., Oessar n, ~ :
We, The undszsiensd itissas u 1lsdlsa a,d viein.
isy, have. during he hist 10 D. Szss vesn, bsaa
aware that expr..sioas q or eeiskaa ive bsn %.
Hcised AID subscribed. eaaeuias ~ bod eAaz.ear
and business issegziry q Georp 7. A.sA4ay, vhiis
a resident Of dis village Ne are ahe hosi,gn
existence Of . contrary feeling vith vssy many vhs
knew him while here: nd dat szpssiso u dlslihs
and dstrst are genesal aasag ID m vAe sezvsi
under him in de army. and aneeG thsh hiesA:
In this list Of names I recognize two
classes distinguished copper-head
Democrats and men who dislike me
because of some business unpleasant
ness. Who that has been engaged
for ten years in active business and
public life, can be found without forty
men to dislike him.
It IS useless to pursue this matter,
the whole being distortion of facts,
or statement of. falsehoods IS it has
been shown by conclusive documen-
tory evidence, which leaves no doubt
in an honest mind that most Of it is.
Now my dear Sir, I only have this
to say to the Republicans of Kansas
/ have lived in your r1idst o--r eleven
years, during which r'y " Is been
an open book, read zen. I
have filled for nine yea a impor-
tant trust in the Revenue service coll
lectinga million and quarter dollars,
my official conduct Standing above
reproach in the state and with the
general government. For three year.
as President of the State Board Of Agrii-
culture, and fer two years as President
of the State Board of Centennial
Managers. Work has been perform
ed involving sum not less than 81.
900; subject to the severest criticism
and the most characterless assaults,
yet gaining the confidence and graft
tude of every good citizen for the re-
suits of such gratuitous work. Ny
nomination was the expression of pub.
lie judgment and confidence, growing
out of this open life, and far from
the suspicion of unfairness and wrong.
1t was received by press and people
with as much true satisfaction As any
nomination ever made. Since then I
have been assailed by murderer, mail
robbers, seducers, wife whippers and
political outlaws, in the most cruel
and dastard'y manner, every mistake
of my life being charged d a crime,
and refuted falsehoods repeated with
out abatement.
Regretting that l was tempted to
accept such contest l have never
doubted that the vindication due to
truth and justice would be mine when
the ballot box was reached, nor do ]
doubt it now.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO. T. ANTHONY.
To Hon. ]. c. Wilson, Chairman Re-
publican State Central Com.
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ms comPaalnt tnrough the war Dc
partment. enclosed it back with q
statement of the facts, whereupon it
was approved, and the correct sum,
thirty-6ve dollars and fifty cents, re-
ceived and receipted for in the follow
ing words and figures:
Received. washingsoe D. c., March 10, 1855. per
N Y. Battery, tie sum Of thirty five so1oo do!lars.
in FUN Of .1 demands As per bin rendered Of DR.
Thos. Holme. Of Washington, D; C.: $3.50
s's'e'' Any for d.. II fh S Holae..
In this embalming line comes an
other charge in the form of q receipt
to Asa B. Moore for $43, paid Sy him
instead of bymyself from funds alleged
to be in my hands for that purpose.
This is the history Of this transaction:
The father of young Moore was
wealthy; the company had no funds
and he paid the expense, less IS on a
better coffin than ordered, and $3.48
for telegraphing, which l paid, as
shown by vouchers in my hands.
Fortunately for me / have all the
accounts and records and am prepared
to meet any falsehood that may be in
vented as to the company fund or any
other transaction in my battery. The
truth is that l contributed hundreds
of dollars in the interest Of my men
and for qualification of til ir friends
at home. The good name I. : the bat
terry will hardly be tarnisheo, nor my
honesty or faithfulness in connection
Herewith be harmed by the deserters,
bounty-jumpers and dead-beats, every
one of whom nave been found to bear
testimony against it and me, in the
face of the testimony of such men as
Maj. Gen. E. o. c. Ord, VIM. ]. Bar
rey, c. C. Augur, and Gov. Reuben
E. Fenton, whose letters you have
published.
The truth is, that the strongest and
warmest relation of esteem and conf
dence grew up and still exists between
all true and faithful soldiers of my
command.
The thoughtfulness and sacrifices
made by me will be more clearly un-
derstood by you on reading the follow
ing characteristic correspondence. up
on the back of which you will see a
receipt for S13s for the disintering
and returning paid by me, the remains
of II q Eullar ,pd Gao = Harvey
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We are also permitted to publish the
following volunteer letters as Samples
of those being received by Capt An
thony from the best men in the coun-
try. Col. E. F. Brown is a man of
national reputation, having been Gov
ernor of the U. S. Soldiers Home at
Dayton, Ohio, for many years. He is
an old time Democrat, but true to his
country and friends. Itconcludes the
matter of the Loan Fund if anything
more was needed.
DAYTON, ONO. September 1, 1876.
Capt. Geo. +. Askhony:
My Dear Sir: Within very few days my attention
has been called to certain wspaper articles intended
to injure you cannot wait until tell you what they
are before say tina: they are simply outrageous hes
One is that You defaulter in the u g. Loan De.
po.it Fund, Of which You were at one time Commits
sioner This il such cruel misrepresentation that
feel it due to you to say that would come to Kansas
to defend You IL necessary. Having been Clerk Of the
County Of Orleans three years since you were Loan
Commissioner. know where speak, and know
the man who uttered that cha-se .ended to utter s
know nothing of other charges, but from this one
judge all. and have doubtll pure fabrcatous
Your brother Ben had little trouble q Loan Commits
siOner bat that should and did not discredt
HIM. As he made restitution thr nigh good boudsmen,
and to them alone he answerable. Az well might
be charged tn wearing Bloomer costume because
Of your distant relations once wore such A. well
might be charged with being the cause Of the rebel
lion, since Of my made an unlawful raid on
Harpep' Ferry.
The fact lie, my dear friend I shall never run for an
Office, for people do nd how bad you are until
you become a candidate. wish had q vots in Kan
this year. ,rold rote for yox. athoag.
voted in ten year, hear you have had hearing be-
fore the STATE Central Committee and that You were
exonerased fully from all the charges, but that
~i be likely give your enemies little comfort.
wish had the power reach every honest man who
desires know the TRUTH could tale unfold Of eal-
Ousies Of miserable ntrguer Of personal and implaca-
BILE rnemies, who have followed you for yean who
boil with wrath because You have succeeded
and reached degree Of populad they hope to
attain. 1t is the old, old story" mot being able to
RISE they wish to drag Others to their Level. hope
you will be elected have fears Of your success
when inaugurated. any lies told Of you Of
which have any knowledge, d,nt fail to call me,
for shall be only sorry il able to do you the
least good and fail TO do it promptly Keep up good
courage-face the enemy-trust in God and your own
| inherent honesty and all will be well
| Believe me your old friend.
| EFF. BROWN.
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Capt. Lloyd. Of the Eigh
fantIy, U. S. A., who was
the scene Of the recent distui
Aiken. S. c., reports that on
at Rouse's Bridge he foun
800 mounted men under CO
A. p, Butler, who had Il
skirmish lines, surrounding tt
and says there was undoubted
Of . well digested plan. which,
out, would have resulted in the
of nearly all the negroes in Il
The presence of troops brougl
an agreement by which bot
whites and negroes disbanded.
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Now comes new charge from one
]. Alfred Barenger, NJ. D., who was a.
mule driver instead of soldier in my
battery, and then and there signed
his name Alfred (his x mark) Barren
ger, wherein it is alleged that the
money stolen was raised to embalm
E. ]. Hunt. The stipulated sum for
expenses on the body of comrade
Hunt, was $3.50. DR.. Holmes rem
dered bill OF $40 in words and fig
uxss as follows:
Washington. Jan. az. 1864
Csttsis Cse,xe T. Asf1e.y, III Nto Ys>k Bat
ir,y, to 7xss. Helsxes. NJ D., Dr.:
For embalming, coin and box for the body Of E.
J. Hunt, forty doan. S>o).
refused to pay him more than the
sum agreed upon at the time the body
was delivered to him. He put it into
the hands Of IN attorney Who made
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-28

After the nomination Of GeoSge T. An
thony. Colonel D. r. Anthony agreed to
hoist his name and say nothing either
,or or against him. he has gone back on
this agreement, and waged relentless
warfare On his cousin. The reason for this
is well known, and it does not reflect credit
upon Colonel Anthony. In his blind rage
he may possibly really imagine that be BE-
teves the charges he published, and that
be is acsusted BY p uiotic motives in Pur-
suing his present CO, yse, but unfortunately
for him more men-both friends and fools
will entertain = contrary opinion. he il
simply feeding fat his private grudge.-
Manhattan Nationalist.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-28

D. B. Anthoay has retained from the
East end hsld high carnival in three
hoof's trads On George T. Anthcny las.
Tuesday night in LeaveDworth. It fell
harmless though, and about the only effect
il win have viil be T. increase thu alresdy
large msjority that George 7. vii; &c, for
Goveenof.--C26epo Herald.
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]. H. Farrell,
Chss. II. Miller,
U. S. Marshal,
Geo. +. Sharritt,
S. b. Keller,
sam'l 4. Burdstt,
William Bond, Sheriff,
]. j. Jones,
Afford Lake,
A. F. Callahan,
]. Tubble,
NJ. Howell,
Geo. H. Weaver,
John Davis,
Chas. ". dickinson,
S. X. Cochran,
G. b. Pierce,
b. Gray,
L. +. Harlan,
G. W. Keifer.
W. A. Balm,
George A. Eddy,
Ed. +. Kellogg,
J. II. Crew,
John Delfs,
L. Echelberry,
NJ. S. Grant,
II. A. Wise,
W. S. Smith,
W. NJ. Leeper,
VIM. q. Coffin,
VIM. b. Challacombe,
D. f. Fairchild,
l.. j. Early,
q. b.. Brace
L. Mayo,
c. N. Stevens,
r. W. Wood,
A. C. Spaulding,
Under Sheriff,
F. A. Cimermsn,
Edwin Greene,
II. ". Gillett,
o. F. Hiatt,
James G. Doane,
j. l.. Byers,
James +. Legate,
Thos. J. Daring,
b. NJ. Tanner,
George Wetherill,
Isadore Reach,
M. l.. Emf,
J. Ii. Keller
III. r. Mahbett.
l.. E. Wicks,
5. $. Ellis,
Joseph Hanop,
John Foster,
Charles Fees,
Clement Dustin,
I. T. Fenley,
Robert Forsyth,
Henry b Keller,
james Franks,
J. b. Clark,
X. n. Hershfield,
William Endris,
Robert Samuels,
Richard Moor,
p. Groin,
Elias LammingtOi,
William S. Keller,
ALI. Wilson,
Alex. Oldham.
Jerry Logan,
John Wilson,
Clayton Burleigh,
Calvin Nichols,
John Glass,
Frederick Greasy,
l. King,
Charles Lain,
Joseph Rogers,
NJ. Z. Joyce,
William Hake,
John Davis,
Peter Conroy,
Richard Moor,
James 1. Larimer,
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THE Emporia Ledger, which has bees

TIE Emporia Ledger, which has been
opposed to the election Of Mr.. Anthony,
comes out this week in . manly editorial
and supports him. The Ledger says:
We consider it due to Mr.. Anthony to ny Tat
his vindication is a full and complete . ~
could ask. We have no apologies 10 make fdr
the manner in which we dsnasded % sxplana-
ton. We said NO more than under Ike cir
cumstances We would have said Of any othse
man. He has met he dsmaad ~ Aaas wsass
satis6sd asd win saPPers Hin ,'si,'
0ns By oas ~ sean q y. Masds IN
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-28

Capt. Anthony has . complete rec
ord of every transaction in his Battery
involving cent Of money or bit Of
property with vouchers for every ex-
penditure of the smallest amount, and
the original of such papers as we use
are now in our hands. The FIRST is a
receipt for embalming Of the body in
question, and expressage receipt for
transportation of same. They read
as follows:
wAauerr>, D. G. Nay. a. lsss.
Hecsdved from n. L Huxley, ons boz, marked John
Brown, Albion, N Y.
wAsH,Neron. D. c. March -, 1853.
Received sfO. Burton sixty dollars for embslm
ing the body Of John Brown. a.doon, empress charge
to Albion N. 7.
c. c. Burton was a corporal sent
in charge of the body, and N. L.
Huxley the sergeant sent to see to the
shipping of the same.
The following is the history of the
Battery Cow" as shown by cores
pondence had by Capt. Anthony
since the publication of the scurrilous
charge.
LHAvENwoRrH, September, %, 1876.
10 p D. Knight, Asdiss, N. T.:
Received the article In the Medina Tribuns. Go to
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-28

n ASfHsuy, yAo was Presidsnt
end 6szsiazJ q bis meeting at LeAvsr.
yoFlA IL otAr night, and who passed
ssms SsseasiioaS vithost calling for q
nsGaaivs soAs, = also his own committee.
TIE asasolltioas which he proclaimed
rsssainossly adepssd" when they hardly
s>csivsd . yotA peovidsd for the apPoint-
nsat q . connittss 70 issue IN addre
70 IL psopls Of Kansas. No committee
uas appointed, bat Tie TIM has Il :
eaddrsor without the mar of srv
We presume that Id could III
uas sse . connittss TO put their namesto
his slcsA, than be could get man to q,
Is President. TIE whole thing falls still
barn. Il i looked upon q the doinss OF
D. B. and nobody e!ss. The Democratic
papen vim circulate his documents and
pcsHsnd that i i the work Of Leavenworth
Rspablieans. While The people know it is
ths work osly Of d. B. Anthony.
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THOMAS HsL,rrs, N. d.
LIAvENwoRrH, September. 8, 1876,
MEDINA, N. ", September, 20, 1877

MEDINA, N. Y, September. s9, 1876
Received At Lsavenvorth 1t Pm.
To Capt George +. Asskoy:
Received for the COW two hundred and I'VE dollars
and twenty-five cents BY Geo. B. Leonard. Applied
towards building soldiers' monument Have letter
from Z. 7. Coann to you. win send
p. d. KNIGHT.
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L. I. Carr,
Sam'l d. Lecompte,
| Probate Judge,
d. j. Keller:
! Dep'y Q. 5. Marsha
A. o. Spaulding,
| City Clerk,
j. l.. Hunting,
A 5. Penfeld,
W. B. Swain,
l.. Shahan.
| J. Abraham,
Sam'l Z. Atwood,
| W. c. Sprague,
| A. j. Angel,
George Dickinson,
X. &. West,
| p. B. Minturn,
| l.. Houston,
| A. Russell.
Arthur Folger,
John Jerger,
Peter Berry,
Ii. 5. Burr,
NJ. Hoffman,
Ed. Burr,
| Z. W. Hulin,
| c. Ii. Gering.
Sidney Smith,
L. c. Putnam,
). l.. North,
Z. p. Wilson,
| WIN. Fairchild,
| Leroy IL. Ihsse,
| n. j. Waterrn n,
X. 5. ketner,
W. d. Thomas,
II. kuhu,
| W. M. fortescue,
George II. LudOlph,
| A. Medarke,
Ii Markson,
II, W. Baldwin,
| WIN. Booth,
Joseph Clark,
James Hull.
| A. Smith,
| o. r. MeNary,
jacob Wurth,
| =. Frank,
q. II. Bennett,
j. NJ. Alien,
Fred. NJ. Fraser,
II. Mabbett,
J. PIest,
II. +. Albright,
NJ. Hoover,
Ed. Russell,
J. II. Lyon,
VI Williams,
En- anuel DObsOn,
F. y. Bayou,
W. J wilson.
Z. Barr,
Henry Harper,
$. A. Couch,
J. V. Ellard,
II. Z. Miller,
Joseph Coris,
II. Young,
James LongmOre,
George Jones,
G. Ehar;,
Henry Craig.
Bezai Rogers.
John Wilson,
Sa.Luel Douglass,
Madison Hurns,
Thomas Carroll,
Jacob Schubert,
James Crane,
Henry johnson,
George Mitchell,
p. IL. Coney;
c. o. Lewis,
X. S. Craig,
James Cunningham.
John CAVITY,
Moses Lincoln,