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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

When hoFsey and doggy anglomaBia
began In France, . certain Count from
AFras was, among others, greatly Of.
fecied by Il. he had entered . horse,
iAyorile Of which he was very
proud, for . plats, and took up . p0-
StiOn in the ring to bet on him.
"He is one dem hne horse" he on.
claimed enthusiastically to Q hOrsey
EngliShman, tone excellent fellow, .
roman, ] assure you.S
After come time the Engllshman die.
covered that @TOman" was rum one,
and that the Count believed the term
referred 10 . particularly valuable
breed. Presently he was overheard In
fury with IN E1glIsh groom:
"Dem you, 'amburg, sir"
i'No," said the fellow, indignant Of
being taken for q Dutchman, ~ aint
from 'AmbuFg. Pm English
HYOu are g id hnmbng," was what
the poor Count wanted 10 say.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

1ha Biameae Msklng WaF PEepaTa-
eicna-Wiaheat 70 Increase Heg Trade
With the United States.
LONDON, Jan. ga letter from Col.
7. W. Knox, dated Singapore, Decem-
Der 9th, says the Slamese sFe putting
their forts, ships and army in fighting
order, expecting trouble with China.
The embargo on exports Of rice will
probably cease on the 3lst Of Deem
Der. The hSrvest has been much bet
ter than was expected. Several ships
are In port waiting the raising Oi
embargo to load with rice. The
6lameSe authorities are desIFoUS Of In.
creAsing their trade with the United
States, and cffer TO do everything IN
their power 10 accomplish that result
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

BARlS BETTISE RICAsoLI, Tuscan,
having taken to heart the sad condition
Of those Of hIs cOnntrymen whom pOV.
erty and lack Of employment compel
to emigraie, has apportiOned his exien.
sive estates Of MaremmA into small
lois, which are disposed Of at merely
nominal prices to those having little
money, and given gratis to peasants
who are inclined TO labor, but pennl-
less. Fertile vineyards, fruit plania'
lions, and olive groves are fairly dis
lTibuted among the lands which the
Baron has allotted 10 the poor.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

DURING his recent confinement Ia
bed, the Pope has been overhauliDg bis
old correspondence, destroying psperS
or sOrling those to be inirnsted to The
Cardinal CamerlengO In q sealed
packet for delivery into bis successor
hands Among others there are letters
from kings, emperors, princes, and po-
lilical and ecclesiastical personages, re-
latiDg 10 the events Of bic pOnliflcate
especially 10 the vicissiludes Of recent
Italian history and the conduct Of the
Holy See In l8i8. These papers are
expected 10 throw much light on Ger.
tain obscure points, snd thus serve as {
guidance to his successor.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
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Thou shalt have suh lever from
rnoS SIasSR sSsis SSSs SsSs' sss Sd sAorn from
xAins IilI sR1li P.S y iss . Aals and friend Il
PIsaSaTss that othsFs saln. shs IilS they
Aad Ell II Ia ilistins.
Hastthou q golden day, ; slaFlit night.
AiE!h and music, and ltse Hisheus a.
Lsave ~ drop uudrunsss o. ~ delight:
seFToW and shad0W follow % thy Joy.
'Tis aillH siifehme.
whs. lf,he hattie end and fhoa hast losli
OthrTs have lost battles thou hast won;
Haste thee, bind thy wounds, nor count
Over ne deid viii rise so.morrow's sun.
'Tis al ina lifetime.
Laugh at the Oraggars snssr. the open
ware Of the Secrss stab. the 'landsrOuS
For seventy years Of turmoil thou vast
born,
Bitter and sweet ere thine tin these go
'TIs ali Ia q lifetime.
Reckon thy voyage well, snd spread the
SAIL
Wind and calm and current shall warp
thy way.
Compass shail set thee false, and chart
shall fail,
Ever Ire waves win use thee for their
'Tis ali In & lifetime.
Thousands OF years agone we're change
and change,
Thousands Of ages hence the same shall
be;
Naughl Of thy Jog and grief is new or
strange:
Gather apaoe the good falls TO theei
'ris al IN 3 liietimei
tE. q. Steadman.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
In Chanoery Court, Warren County, Mis-
sissippi-NO. 1908.

In ChanoeTy Court, Warren County, Mis-
slssippi-NO. 1905.
George Miller, Adm'x OF John A. NJ Ter
decd, yB, A. u. he ding ct al.
DY VIRTUE or THE FINAL DECREE
ID Of the Chancery uOurJ Of Warren
county, AIssissip !, ret dered In the above
entitled cause, on the 18th day of May
1871, wherein IL was deeFeed that the said
defendant, A. b. Reading, was indebted
10 The complainant George Miller, , dm'x
In the sum Of S20, 1872 80, and ON bis failure
" pay the same within ten days fro ~ the
date thereof, the mOrtgagrd premises
hereinafter described should be sold lC
satisfy the same, we will, as the Commits
si0neTs named In said decree, on
Monday, the 14th day Of January, 1873
al the east door OF the Courthouse o
Warren county, Mississippi, between the
hours OF II O'Clock Am. and 2 O'Clock pm
Of the day, proceed n sell at public out
cry, TO the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described real estate, situate In
said county OF Warren, tO.wit: Part oil
Secti' ne % aud 81, 10 Township IL, Of
Range East, bounded east by the War.
rentOn road, and west by the Mississippi
river, and beginning at the southeast cor
ner Of Montgomery Garden, on said War
renton rad, which is inclosed by q Py IA
canthe hedge, thence running north sew.
entJ two degrees west 70 the Mississippi
river; thence up said river TO the south
boundary Of Section %, 10 said Township;
thence along said Section line south eighty.
eight degrees thirty minutes east, 1888
feet TO a pyraOanthe hedge; thence along
said hedge south seVenly.twO degrees easi
9l6 feet TO the Wa Fentnn road; thence
along said road southwark to the place OF
beginning, containing eighty-6ve acres,
and being the same land sold said A. B.
Reading by Thomas s. Dabney by deed
dated August lst. 1851, aud recorded In
Deed Book "a A." page 2S9, OF Record Of
Deeds Of said Warren county.
Purchase money TO be paid on delivery
Of the deed. Selling as Commissioners un.
der said decree, we shall convey to the
purchaser only such title as we are EN-
powered thereby 10 convey, though we be-
lleve that title will be gnod one.
j. w, BOURNE,
J. h. D. BOWMAN,
.-.. Commissioners.
Buck q Clark, Solicitors. decl4.wtd
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

In France silver is legal tender 10
any amount. In France silver is ct par
In gold-that is, the 1lVe.Iranc piece,
containing lees silver than our silver
dollar, will buy q gold piece Of the
same weight IS the American gold dol,
lar. In France, specie payments will
DO resumed on New Years Day.
There Is more than eight hundred mil
lions Of silver in France-twice as
much as is possessed BY all the rest OF
EurOpe.-[New York Graphic.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

The expression ESQ long," which We
occasionally hear used on the streets in
the sense Of goodbye, was borrO wed
from negroes. II 10 corruption Of the
Turkish word "sAlAam," which, with
the spread Of MOhAmmedAnism, trav-
sled 10 the west coast Of Africa, whence
slave cargOes were procured. The ex-
preston bacAme alsO common In Glas.
gov and Bristol, during the last cen
tDry, whittier IL was carried by sailors
Of slave ships.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

A MoDEL CoNDUCToR.-One Of those
"ulilizers Of margins" who are accus.
toned TO travel on tho street cars for
the purpose Of making forced loans Of
watches, pocketbo0ks and shirt pins
and hypoihecating the articles with the
receivers Of such goods yesterday Dor.
roWed pockelboOk and gold medal
from young lady passenger on the
Third avenue line. The conductor
observed the suspicious actions OF q
young gentleman who sat beside her,
and when the former suddenly left the
car the conductor Immediately pulled
the bell, asked the young lady II she
had lOst anything, discovered the rob.
berry, called q policeman and pointed
out to him the departing marginal
nlilizer. The policeman gave chase,
made his capture, aud the oung lady'S
property Was found In the thiei's pos
sesSiOn. The name Of the conductor is
not given, but as there is Al least OnG
man on the Third avenue line who doe
not look In another direction whenever
passenger is being robbed he Ongh
10 bereWaFded by the company Ne '
York Herald, lst.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

A LONDON correspondent Of the Gin
einnati Enqnirer says: A friend Of
mine, who knows Oaman Pasha we'll,
tells me he was q close student Of the
campaigns Of General Lee aud Joseph
+. Johnston, aud that be had ell their
repOrls and descriptions Of their mill
tary movements translated specially for
him that he delighted 10 comment on
'SiOnewall Jackson, and spoke elO.
quently OF Sheridan. But Lee and
johnson are his models"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

The Supreme Court Of Iowa has de-
elded, 10 recent case, that hotel
keeper has q lien upon the clothing Of
his guest for his board bill. A Des
MOines landlord raised iho question
by seizlng the overcOai OF an impecu-
nious customer. The impecnnious
customer replevied II; tho landlord
fled his little bill and claimed his lien ;
deiendSnPs counsel demurred, on the
ground that the statute exempted a
msn's wearing apparel from .eiEure on
execution, bul the Supreme Court, to
which tribunal the case was finally car
Fied, decided Otherwise.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

A YOUNG woman calling herself Liz.
zio Wilson, committed suicide on Sat.
nrday evening, by leaplng from the
third Story Of The Nursery and ChildIs
Hospital. 1t has since been discovered
that the girls real name was Lizzie
Scar, the daughter Of q well-to-do Cili-
zen 10 Brooklyn. The girl had been
deceived, and In her despair killed her
self. The name Of her betrayer is un.
known.--tN. Y. Post, Dec. 81.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

Go TO thy aunl, my boy, and bO wise.
II she weRreih widows wead, and
lOokelh interesting In sackclOih and
ashes, behold how she bailheih her
hook for the unloWsFd y0nRg man,
and spreadelh her nel for the wary and
bald.head0d bachelor and take thOu
Samlvel Weller's advice 10 lhe days OF
Thy youth that lhOn mayst escape the
tolls OF the Charmer whom Thy mus.
iAche begins 10 sprOut.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

SINCE the passage Ofthe army bill
the United States Treasury has paid out
over thirty millions In currency, the
greater part Of which was 9aid as com.
pensaiiOn 10 the Olicers and men oi
the army. The Treasurer is now pay
ing out over twenty.lhree millions 10
gold on account Of interest on the pub,
lie debt due let OF January next, max.
ing IN ell over $4,000, 900 disbursed
within the past six weeks.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

LI0HE. wholesome, delicious, are bis.
cuIiS, bread, rolls, dumplingS, etc., made
with D0OLEY's YEAsT POWDER. Al
ways uss Il for the delicious Vienna
rolls. Should your grocer not have,
and refuse TO get, DOoLAYS YEAsT
PowDER for you, send 20 cBnlB for a
To-, 50 cents for 4 h., or 90 cents for
To-, direct 10 DOoley q Brother, New
York, and Il will bO sent By mail, post.
paid.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
Marine Diaastesu.

HATTERAs INLET, n. c., Jan. 5.-The
schooner 7. d. WkOFton, from Panligo
Greek, N. G., 10 New York, struck on
HA.teras bar and sunk.
GLouCEaTER, MAfs., Jan. 6.-The
Schooner Julia NeHall. from New
York, with corn for Camd4n, Me-.
went ashore near Good HafbOr. The
crew was saved this morning after be-
Ing 10 the rigging Ell night.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

THE gifts to our Government of ar.
iicles from the Centennial Exhibition
are estimated 10 be worth q million
dollars, They are now at the Smith.
sonian Institute In Washington, packed
In boxes, awaiting Q decision OF Con-
gress, which will be asked 10 provide
q new building for their display.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
Executrix's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN On the t7ih day OF December, 1877,
Letters Tesiamahtafy were granted me BY
the Chanoery Court Of Warren county,
Miss on the estate OfWm.T BalfOur, ST.,
deceaee4, All Pc sons having elaine
against eaid estate ere not ned 20 come
Onward and probA1a same within The time
EMMA u. BALNlt tHi
deO2l.W8t EEeeufyiN
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
The Claim Of Greece % Representation
any buEopoan Conference.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-Ths Tlmes's Paris
correspondent observes that the claim
Of Greece TO be represented In any
European Conferences really points 10
The acquisition OF Thessaly and Eplrus,
and possibly Crete. The Porte will
strongly urge the Powers OF the danger
Of allowing this question to be brought
forward, as ii is calculated TO create
fresh complications fatal to peace.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

II iS related Of Col. IDgersOll that
being shaTply asked Il be c0nld men,
ton one law Of nature that In bis pnny
wisd0m be could change for the better,
be afably replied; "Yes, ! would
make health catching instead OF dis
ease,D
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

S0ME WoFkmen on the Valley Rail.
road In Connecticut have rigeed 9 sail
on q haDd.Car, and with even q moder.
ate breeze Il 10 borne along very
FaDiitV,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

THE peach crop on tho Delaware
peninsula this year is estimated TO have
am0nnlsd 10 3 800, 600 haskele, Of which
2124l0i were shippsa % mesket BY
Eail.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

n ALLON JUGS;
" stO Jars and Churps.
deci3-dkw LEE RlCHARDsOE & CO
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE OF
ID the hancery Court Of Warren coun.
ty, rendered by consent In the cas- u
CTesswell et al. vs.. Williams, being M.
1874 Of the General Docket VI said Court
will sell, to the highest bidder, for cash
az the elst door OF the Courthouse OF
Warren county, in vlcksburg, Miss, on
Monday, February 4th, 1877, the following
land In Vlckshurg. Warren county, Miss.,
Proper, with the imprOY rments and ap.
pur.enances, 10 satisfy the decree In said
case and al. costs. The title Ia believed
10 be good, J.W. B BJURNE,
iani.W5l Commissioner.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
BRXANS@

ElsOtro-VOltais and Magnetic APpli-
anoos, Bolts and Bands, for Self Care.
They restore the nervous and debllltated,
and magnetic influence, and imbue the sys.
TEN with Q constant vitaliEing current.
They offer q speedy cure, without medi.
cine, for all diseases that arise from loss
OF vital force. as dyspepsia, paralysis, kid.
ney disease, nervous debility, impOtency,
weakness, etc. Price, 81 snd upwards.
illustrated pamphlets sent free. Address
BRYAN APPLIANCE CO., 147 \ ast 18th
street, New York. myAwly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

0OO SIDES LACE LEATHER;
AUU Belt Hooks; Belt Punches;
Copper Riyets and Burrs;
Gum Packing, Hemp Packing, Betting,
For sale by
0c7.dAw LEE RICHARDS ~ 3 co.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

MMR9MmAyear. Agents wanted eveFywhsFe. Bus
A1nNHM Ninaa uictly legitimate paItleulaFa lFoa
W6UUVAa4EeasJ.W J.WORTH Co, g. LOaiA No
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11
Chamber Sets.

nECORATED GRANITE WARE CHAM
- Der Sets, II pieoes for 50.
nOVS-d6w LkE RICHARDSON d CO.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-11

FlRskBl Flasks!
HALF PINT, PINT AND QUART
II Flasks; FLASK COrks.
deci3.d&w LEE RICHARDSON 4 co.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
HIS MOlHER-IN-LAW.

Mrs. Eliza Collins lately arrived at the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs James Walker, who lives at No.
39l First avenue and ascertained that her son-in
law was In the habit OF now and then taxing little
.sstimulant." She determined to put stop to II,
and on Thursday night put her plan into execution
Mr.. Walker reaching homo went into tho parloi
and laid down upon the sofa. Soon alter Mrs. Col
Inns entcrsd and after a brief inspection took Walker
by The ear and landed bin on the oor. walker arose
and struck Mrs. Collins She then laid u saucepan
over his shoulders Hc in turn Knocked her down and
rolled her into the hallway. Securing the door, no
tried again sleep but was soon aroused by move
ment at the back window. Looking up he behsd blrs
Collins making her way into the apartment
and armed with large skillet. He gos up
aud told tho old lady that the 'thing
was getting playedn Sho aimed the skillet at hlm
and he ia return caught 1t and gave Mrs. Collins
fearful blow with the weapon. The lady teli sense.
less and Walker in turn sum moned Oicer Meg urvc.
Tho latter Obtained ambulance and bad the injured
woman removed TO the Ninety-ninth street Hospital.
Yesterday Walker was committed by Judge Smith 70
await the result OF her injuries
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
CITY NEWS lIEM J.

Five hundred and seventy eight cmigrants arrived
yesterday at Castle Garden.
Charles McDougall was held In default Of $500 bah
striking Rose Martin, OF No 726 seventh avenue on
Thursday last.
Plans for the construction OF thirty -threo new
Adams Office to cost tho aggregate sum OF S3OO,9O0
aud also plans tho alterations OF buildings 70 the
amount OF sl4, 725.
John Martin, printer out OF employment whs
gave address No. 227 Cherry street, Attempted
TO commit suicide by jumping from pier into tns
North River yesterday afternoon. Wncn taken 10
tho Tombs Ponce Court Judge Murray discharged him
with sotnc good practical advice.
Alice Burke, fifty years OF age, living at No IL
wcst Forty fourth street: was iound grossly ntoxi.
Gated yesterday vt the residence Of Thomas b. Dos,
No. 7Ss Sixth avenue. She was taken TO the Nine-
tcentn precinct station in UNCONSCIOUS condtlon,
and subsequently, removed TO Bellevue Hosp"ai,
wncro she died. .I
Joseph Kelly was arraignod at Special sessions yes
terday charge OF picking pockets al hariem hVes
Park. The officer who arrested him SAID thnt nc saw
him pick a Iady's pocket and put his hands on the
dresses OF tour others His counsel was granted an
adjournment till to-day TO allow MIN 10 prove bis
good character
Thomas DaIt.n and Michael Bulger forced In the
door OF Mnham Schaencr's apartments, al No. biS
West Forty. fourth street, on Tho lvih inst and
severely beat nim All the parties live In the same
house but have NOS bccB good terms. In the
Ftty street Court yesterday, Matilda schacf
Ter a daughter of the injured man, mado complaint
her fathers assaiiants, who were held In dc.
fsult OF SJOU bail each. Scbaener was unable TO aps
pour.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
SCIENTIFIC FORGERIES.
HOW THREE BANKS WERE vIcrIM1zED BIZ THE

HOW THREE BANKS WERE vIcTIMIzED By THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROCESS.
short time ago the cashier OF the Marine Bank
discovered that forged check had been received,
executed perfectly that ITS detection by
a mere scrutiny was next TO impossible he reported
the mattor to tho directors, investigation was
begun which disclosed little except that tho forgery
had been effected by the phoo-ithographic process.
Soon after 1t found that tho Mechanics
and Fourth National banks had been victim
,z.d in similar way, and the services Of
detectives were employed TO ferret out the onendsr
c. o. Porter OF the Fourth National Bank, and
Messrs Adams and Mcknight, Of the Central once,
kept on lookout Tor suspicious persons. but were
bansd ana the iorger 1t thought, had gone else
where to exercise his ingenuity, when, on Wednes.
day. a check almost identical with the others was
presented the Marine Bank. The cashier, who ex-
amined 1t, noticed that 1t was slightly blurred and.
on submitting II experts his suspicious were con.
lrmed. Tho check spurious. IL had boen pre-.
pared by tho photo-lithosraphic process, ana
II could aot distinguished IRON an authentic one
The iorger however, had not been satisfied WIN ms
work, aud mad essayod an Improvement by the use OF
cnemicais, which, III the warmth OF tho carriers
hand, had blurred and discoIored the paper IL was
q boy presented the cnecK--a smart, lntoii:Scct
looking lad, VINO had ready answers and an assump.
tion OF innocence that almost deceived the detec'
Dot IN confinement iu the Central Office
his GOODNESS abandoned him, and he
made q clean breast OF the whoe matter me Iorgeu
check he had attempted have cashod purported 70
have boen drawn BY Clayton ~ Rich, who had for.
merry employed HIM. He had been working lof
several downtown and had turned over the
cnecks they him cash theeorger tor repro
ducLon. At Inc time OF his arrest he was IN tho en-
ploy OF Bagot & Brattle, cotton brokers. Accord
ing his account his brotner-in-law, William ward.
who resides IN Jersey City. mad made use OF him 70
procure checks and carry forged paper 10
The bank. On Thursday evening the detectives
crossed and with Chief Nathan, Of the Jersey
City police, quest Of Ward. They succeeded
In getting nim New York. where they put nim un.
der arrest lie loagod in the Central Once TIL
yesterday morning, when he YVES produced IN the
Essex Market Police Court 10 enable the detectives
to procure further evidence he was remanded TIL
to-day The Losses OF the banks have not been posi-
tvoly ascertained yet, but they are supposed to
roach several Thousand dollars
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
WRECK OF THE TYCOON.

Tho steamer s. S. Hadji, of the Quebec and Gull
Port line Of steamers. running between New York and
laguayra, Venezuela, arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon She brought tho tidngs oil the wreck OF the
brig tycoon, Of Lockport Nova Scotia. which was dts
covered In sinking condition when the Hadji was seven
days out from agusyra The hadj. which is now ying
at watsons stores brooklyn, boarded by ahERALD
reporter last evening, and W. H. Davis purscr OF tho
steamer, gave the following account OF bhe acci
deDt:-
days out from Liguayra, about ten O'CLOCK, vessel
was discovered making signals OF distress We went
TO assistance and found the Tycoon, oil Lockport,
Nova Scotia dismasted and In "a SINKING condition.
we took the crew. consisting oil captain, hrst mate
and i've sailors, board. Tue captain OF the tycoon
stated that his vessel had been dlsmasted IN hurr-
cane on the I'd inst. and was loaded with molasses,
bound Tor trinidad Tor Boston. The vcssel was IN
sucn condition that sne could OF float long. The
rescued landed at st. Tpomas, Nova scotis
70 be forwarded W HALIFAX by Cunard steamer Beta
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
SUBURBAN NOTES.

A large numbcr OF the most prominent taxpayers
Of the town OF Ncwtown, l.. l., nave joined in con-
munication to supervisor Van Nostranu, requesting
him 10 employ an expert accountant to mako thor
ough cxannati OF tho town accounts Tor the past
seven years
An explosion occurred at about four O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon In the chemical department OF T. j.
Scha1enbergs fireworks mandatory, Cooper avenue,
near knickerbockcr, Brooklyn, damaged the stock V
the amount OF several huadred dollars. No one waS
injured The Cause is supposed 10 have been spopu
tane0us combustion.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ssTRPLE SHEET
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-22

Names.
Armstrong ] L, Trustee
Armstrong ] L, Trustee
Armstrong J L. Trustee
Armstrong L J, Trustee
Armstrong L j, Trustee
Armstrong l. j, Trustee
Atkinson. Lyon / Co
Trustees. H.. .,.....
Atkinson, Lyon 1 Co
Trustees. ...........,
Atkinson, poud / Co
Trustees. 80.
Atkinson, Doud l. Co
Trustees, 49,. ........
Bates D G, Trustee. .
Bates D g do 49,.
Brooks 4 Lee, Trustees.
Brooks. &fLee do !.
Brooks u Lee do !.
Brush, Bacon h Co, Trus
Brush, Bacon b Co, Trus
Brush, Bacon & Co. Trus
Barrett Jno 8, Trustee
Bradshaw q n, Trustee .
Breckenrid gesJ W. Trus.
Breckenridge J W, Trus.
Blackman A, Trustee. :.
Barton L Brooks. Trs, bal