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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-12-21
ZEN. Grant win speak

GEN. GRANT will speak on the
presidential question-when he gets
ready. He is under no obligations to
express himself. If the people choose
to talk him up as apresidentisl candi-
date, they have that privilege in this
land Of the free andth home of the
chm musicians. They also have the
privilege Of ''cheesing it" whenever
their laws tire.
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"WAR is de Ute wal to be FTP" asks
the southern senator. "Not in de
south, So we's safe. We amt bother
ed nohow about Injuns. Let's gass
about de next lection And the
southern senator proceeds to discuss
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THERE are about 10000 buildings in
Brooklyn, and $50 miles of paved streets.
And yet with all these modern improve
ments Brooklyn can raise hi the same
as any adobe built and unpaved town
on the plains of the west. 4-
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THE fact that the United States have
gotten along swimmingly during the
past several months without ministers
at st. Petersburgh and London, proves
how easily those sinecures could be
.l-t:t.l
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SUNDAY. DECEMBER ii, 1879.

GAduertisers scill make note Of the ao
hat THE LEADER has a larger ~circula-
NON than any other paper published IN
Wyoming.& ID
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The Christmas gift Of congress to
the country is an adjournment Of over
two weeks. A better one would be for
two years-after attending to the APP
propriatiops. l.L...-
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THE Omaha Herald says the Wall
street men say that 1.-THE two menlive
long enough Gould win have all tile
money and Vanderbilt all the exper-
ience.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ca1d.I

To all who are suffering iron the errors and
OF youth, ner vous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c, | will senC
receipt that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary In South America. Send a
lelf- addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
Z. ISMAr. Station D.. New York. ALLY
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Tie southerners are enGeavorins to
put a little leaven in the democratic
dough. fBut they will find n big dozen
ola majority against them all the
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DENNIS KEARNEY's only invention
Is Chinese must-get.n ~ &c
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RENO ruinedkeno In the army. A
new article of war will lie gotten up to
suppress gambling. $40 VbhH bus
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Turkey suffers will require liver
pads before the end of January.
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II rs apprehendedl that Delegate
Cannon married Senator Davis as his
fifth wife.
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LrADvmIr is just over the styn.
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The Weekly LEADER has the largest
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Insure Your Life for rs Cents.

The best and most reliable life in
surance at this season of the year is a
bottle of Addoms & Glover's syrup.
Beware of worthless limitations, bat al
ways keep Addoms & Glover's syrup in
the house. 1t stops a cough and allays
all irritation of the throat and lungs,
which so frequently lead to consump-
ton. Prepared and sold by Addoms &
Glover. diff
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NH DApEp muy BE- i.uatS cl hlc n. 0eo
kA1xO AK LII 7. Rovel& CA Newspaper
-dyertising Bureau no pruce 81. b where ndveriIslna
lhtraets may he made for /. Ia NEW YORK.
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r. E. NJ 4! 3! ~

WHO rs HEADQUARTERS wira rAaosooRApy OF rMe oouATRvs Will SEE ~
b UEasnf5s pa4a ExahNniEo THIS EaAP, THAT THE 1AsH4 gsrug
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G~harryvale, Kansas.
June 18th, 1870.

June 18th, 1879.
I'd. BANNER:
| mot an individual a few days since who
Informed me that he Rasa railroad oontrac-
tor and one Of the original "Jay.hawkers."
He further stated that iaa town Of Cherry
vale was located. on the S2i parallalhalf way
between the gulf Of Mexico, and the North
Star. That it WAS the hottest place this side
OF Chicago. / think now that he used strong.
er language than Chicago, ct least he made
1t moro emphatic than necessary in pro-
nonncing the word CHIcAQo. Ho said and
] do not for a moment, question the truth OF
his ntaaement that be had been endulgine IN
''Tsrantula Juice, y "Centiped on" Grass
hopper punch, sod TanruraGk, +" "Seorpion
Essence" "Rattlesnake ztraei,p Hforty.rodp
what killed dad, - "last years corpse" &c,
&c. 1.-The did mention all these, his appear
anco indicated and suggested to all reason
able minds that something stranger thar
eoiiee had made its way down his throat,
The first car load OF immigrants that ever
passed over the i. l.. s G. railroad, come
down last week. They we're principally
from inc oLates oil Lo1isane and Missiseippi,
consisting OF men women and children thew
had been touched with natures brush, add
were as dark Completed as d black cat, all
bound for Independence. But a few days
ago Oherryyale was flushed with the pride of
victory and Independence was humillated
with defeat. CherryVale "gobbledn the
railroad. independence takes the immi.
grants; we congratulate them upon their
success They were SO baily defeated on
the Railroad question we feared that they
wopla go late their holes and ns7er come cut.
we cheerfully and freely assist them In
building mp their population,
o9esEyysie was visited one night last week
by q lieht apseFed gentleman who borrowed
a.. E. d. Clark as or SOC from Nr. ]. M.
Courtney $500, from q, a. Anderson SO. rs,
ftom Morgan 800, Of course be I'D not 30
through the iornaltlies OF giving hIs note, I'd
ssns on sbe principal thai his word was a
sQoa 20 bis bond.
wAgERLoo,
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Sheep Skin Point, Brush Greek Saline
Township, Filler Co. 10.
June 18th 1879.

June 18th 1879.
In. BAN,SER: Dear Sir:--I notice in the
Yindicator an article over tho maculate Phil.
M. Musiek's, signature IN which, he deals
some terrible blows ST the anthor OF 40
article that was published 10 tho BANHER
some time since. in which the senior editor
Of the Yindicator was charged with buying
a horse and never paying for Il; hut nqM1
this maculste Phil is put upon the witness
stand TO testify; Now before we proceed with
The evidence OF the maGnlate Phi: / propose
to examine tho witnesses standing in the COM
munity where he has resided for q nurnher
OF years and SEQ If he stands Gnimpeaohed be-
fore the public tor honesty truthfulness ten
peranoe and ell the qualifications requisite
to cntitle his testimony TO full credit. Now
ia tho frst place, it seems passing strange
that the Seuior Editor, should leave the com.
munity where he has lived for the last
twelve or fifteen years and so iuto dlstsat
parts, for testimony to prove his standing for
honesty, temperance, and truthiulpess, which
should adorn 8 christian gentleman. ,, locks
very much like tho mseulate Pail and Senior
Editor had forued a Ring; upon tho principle
OF you tickle mo and / will tickle you; II
you are charged with manipulating the name
in a dead OF conveyance and inserting an
other in lieu thereof, l will Vindicste your
good name, or II you should be charged With
cutting and hauling fine walnut saw log.
of Of the old McIiinaio tract OF land, l vii
Vindicata Your honor ana Christian Charsc'
ter; and if / am sssai,ed by any person as TO
my temperance, truthtulHess or Christiat
Gentleman; you write an article IN Vindica,
tor of ma and / will give it n conspicuous
place in my columns and thereby we will bC
invtncible. Now geutle reader, II this Is t
be tue rule Of practice In our cout;s, soon tbs
Missouri Penitentiary will be TENANTLE,s
Now as for whose Interest the indicator Il
run; | know not and care less. Bat wher
Mr.. William Carter asked EDDY Goodrich !
he was still rnnning his papeg at Juscamkia
his answer was nos but we are having it run
it is run ia our interest, and stlil later FroddJ
told persons that when wo putin a bid for couE
ty printing again; We will put in a boad viii
it. This seems 10 have q wonderful squat
ing ut whose interest II is run IN. Wonder
if the maculate Phil could not settle that
question, ~ producing the receipt 10 tull foI
the VindIoator Office; which the Seniol
Editor claims TO have purchased said otloe
last December, sitter months OF DicNqrng tc
obtain the coveted Boon. S. RuToUr.
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standardization

Pleasant MT, Mo. June II 10.
Nh. EDIToE, People are beginning TO har.
vast wheat in this part of the County the
average yield ia very good q great deal was
sown last season In vicinity Of Mt. Pleasant
and vii, be good work for tho thgeasher;
Corn crop meyer better, people are beginning
to lay by their corn, everything in prosper,
Gus condition.
We hava had several good rains here in
the last few dAys.aost ali lands are to wet 50
pillow st the present writing.
Mount Pleasant is improving, Mr.. r. H.
Franklin has made a large and commodious
addition to his drugstore and Intends keep.
Ing everything in line Of drugs and paints,
millinery goods &c, every person should
come CaG examine his stock baiora buying
elsewhere.
The Mount Pleasant High school closed
last Friday rather unexpected to the Prof
and the scholars. owing to tho Prot. receiv-
ing the sad intelligence Of the death Of his
father that occurred 10 Christian county this
State. The Prot. has the applause Of teacb-
ing the Best school eyer taught in this part.
He had a largo attendance srcm this ana nd.
joining counties Remember the Grand
Picnic on the oh of July.
EnRBvppn~-u~-
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Spring Garden.
CoRngeroEpENT.

June IL, 20.
EDITOR BANNER:-LRst week n moustrcci.
ty Of n cllld was born IN tho southern pars OF
Cole county; its name Is "Religion aud Poli-
tics;' last news, tie mothar was conyalesing
The accoucher brought The thing 10
Miller county for exhibition.
"IHr MorNTAIS LADouREp,
ANp BROUGHT FORTH A MOUSE"
The great number OF Quotations from Gem
e'i' TO Revelations, to produce sand and
wool sufficient to OIL the eyes and hoodwink
the people, that they shall not behold the
real parts OF this posthumous or spring:
evidences tAe mother suffered terribly, while
tho aecoucher shed many drops Of tears ana
PRECIPITATION in ito string.
The farmers in this part of the County and
southern pArt ofCoIe have never been blegs.
ed with batter wheat and corn OF ops we sll
look for a brighter future.
My %neighbOrs come weekly TO see the
BANNER Yours, M
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grasito, Cole Co., no.

Jane 1dlh, 1879.
Sd. BANNER; Dear Sir,-There was no
change in the time ofcommenoiug the asseas-
ment from the first OF August to the arst OF
June. / was Ia tho Auditors Office a few
days ago, he informed me that there WAS no
change by tho Legislature; but the Supreme
Court had decided that the assessment Of
zeal estate must be made every year instead
Of every W years as has been the law, or
practioed heretofore; please SO state in your
next issue.
Had a spendid rain last night, wheat bar
vest On band, corn splendid, Braziso lively.
Yours truly, w. II. PLUMMER,
Co. Assessor Cole Co., Mo.
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Preaching.

Rev. j. NJ. Hardy GIN. f. Church, of CAL
liornie closed his years work at this place
last Sunday and Monday. Bro. Hardy has
been in the minis.ery for IS years ana Is OF
the ripe old age that needs rest; he is q sound
logical ressoner and at all times ignores any
thing like disputes or controversies among
christians or Others, he is kind, liberal and
reasonable in all things. We may well say
a good man., In his closing remarks he pro-
nounced a blessing on the people OF this
community. He has the well wishes of every
person in this section.
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In Justice Jenkins Court.

State VS. Ellen and Mary Lawson for dis
turbing the peace of the family of Isaac Bal.
yue in Jim henry township. The cause came
up before Esqr. Il. Il. Jenkins last Monds y,
there not being sufficient evidence the cause
WAS dismissed. 1t often occurs that suits
are commenced in which there is not sutici-
emit evidence 20 maiate,n 6 successful prose-
cution and in the future parties should con-
suit the comfy attorney before fling COM
plant; 1t would save much time and trouble
10 parties.
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Pleasant Rt., No.

Jun II ~
FD. BANNERS Desr Sir:-Plesse announce
through yoar paper that there will DO grand
picnic &c Fair Grounds near Mt. Pleasant on
the 4th Of July:
Reading Declaration of independence by
Judge r.. II. Lacy; afterwsrd Grafton by II,
@. Swalem, OF Tuscumbia; Music by M.
Pleasant Oornet Band and CErks String
Band, Serenade by Rag MnGlns. Everybody
is invited TO come and bring their baskets
fll Of tho essentials that are applicable to
the occasion. CITIZENS.
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farms in the County and bss " IN the beat
order, his corn and wheat looks a~Fstrate, q
lue ofcherd, md NO better gardop in tho
Comfy. Saturday / attended the aAle Mt
Rocky Mt, aud Saturday night found me At
Joseph Whites another Of cur osleemod fol
low c%itlgens. a No. l farmer, wish every
thing about him that heart could wish Tor or
desire; While there we bud q i~lrstfate rain
which WAS needed and did q great deal good.
Crops everywhere looked uncommonly good
and well worked. ! have only named a few
Of tho many friends | saw in my travels, to
give oil who arc doing well and ptosperipg
yould OIL up your paper. SO excuse me.
ID. q.
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CLOsr D
D. O..

At a meeting ofthe finance committee OF
tho Warresburg Savings Bank hold this
moraing they decidedlo Recommend TO tho
Board Of Directors I'M the bank be putinio
liquidation.
So 10 Ga a meeting oftho directory can
be had aud some one appointed and qualified
TO wind mp tho affairs os tho Baals. dcposleors
will be paid 10 full, aud until such meeting
il held 40 further business will be transacted.
NATHAN LAND, JAcoB FlrrERLINo,
Jos. Brown, WM OALu3uE,
G. 9. MORROW.
Warreusburg, June 12.h, 1879.
And now comes joe Cummings and says
somebody stole about sos. 8, crowns from
his store, last Wednesday.
Lie. Holman, Wholesale and Retail Mor-
cuant at corner High aadJeasg,on 9.coo t,
keeps Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
steel and Iron at bottom prieaa.
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There are but few FISH in the Usage and
tributaries OH account OF fishermen at the
mouth Of the river, the last three or -four
years, capturing all lsh attempting to come
up to deposit spawn IN our branches and
creeks; let the osagers 2OO,0 900 strong destroy
every fish-net dam or other device to capture
feb; except the common hook and line; in
three or tour years our creeks, branches and
river will be stocked sgain with good fish
The new Sab law gives us the right 10 protect
our fish interests. Let us have nc foolishness
about it,
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Our Country Tour.

Left T%nscumbia on the 18th inst. called on
u ola friend p. Lupsrdes, toauG him in bIs
sugar cane Acid which looked well, so did his
entire crop. Peter ia a good farmer and a
gentleman with II, Called on Judge Hiram
Reed whose crop looked we'll and showed
That he had done it justice in work. From
there ] went to Derrick Jefeis and stayed
until the next day; Mr.. JefIrie is one of our
best farmers, lives Ut ho1lo and boards at the
same place, with everything shout him to
make a man happy. with a psrduer for life
that no Is, and we'll be might be proud Of
Well the next morning | went back to Tus-
cumbia alter riding a day and halfin awful
hot weather. On Friday the 18Th l went 10
Rocky Mount, stayed with my old lrlond
b. Frank Cotton with whom / have boen in
limetely acquainted with for thirty years and
better men aud women chat he aad hia better
hall are, don't live on tbIs green sod, lie is
one Of our best iarmerr, has one OF the bost
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Concord School HOage, Cole CountY...a
DrolOhing.

EDITOR BANNER:
Thinking you would like to hear from this
woOdel country, 1 viii give a lew Items OF
this ~eyenin! y trip. We hitcaed cur hor5eB to
the buggy, started for Concord scboo! house
to preach ut $50 y. M, after leaving Uuclc
Sans md passing the beautiful village
'EIsions," our course was much iupended By
the timber blown do@n, By Lest Mondays
storm; q heavy rain storm overlook Us aud
we were vel, soaked with rain aud pelted
with hail; through all this, We drove on and
on without any nciso except the roar and
rumbling OF the distant thunder and once IA
a while a piteons cry and scream from Miss
Fanny and Mrs. Maggie, o! I'm getting wet,
OH I'm bit with he hail; l wish IL would
cease raining and hailine. Finally we arriy-
ed at "Concord," We had a good cOngrega-
ton, after preaching, We started home, / tell
you il was notifying TO see the rain pour
ing over tho dear fair ones and not be able TO
render any assistance to make them comfort
able; we halted at Elston's Station and en-
.loyed the hospitalitIes Of Mr.. S'eely and his
most estimable lady; after the rain at G p. m.
we wendell our way homeward. Miss T.. and
Mrs NJ. declare that il thia be an introduce.
ton TO circuit riding, they beg to be excused.
Continue to send the BANNER to this place.
1t Is the most welcome visitor Of newspaper
in this neighborbood.
Yours truly, If.
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ErranIG L4SGsLe's
POPULAR

For June contains, as usual, an abundance OF
good things, literary and artistic. The arti
uies sto beautifully and literally illustrated
and they are timely and highly interesting
and Instructive. The opening article "Th-
British Empire In South Africp, f" IL especial
" so. for this CApe aud Natal colonies are ate
tracing unlyersal attention at this time,
There are eighteen admiral illustrationse
"The City ut tho Uoge,' ''Somo Indian
AM Tribes" 'Naval Architecture of tho
Present. with eighteen lllustrations);'Tb.
Rhine Delta by lady Blanche Murphy, will
we'll repay perusal. The departments Of ic-
ton and poetry are OF y very attractive ohar~l
actor, the contributions being by someA
oug most popular writer's. There is arsf6rs
than usually o0pious miscellany, embracing
an 'mmense variety OF tubjecls -tplete with
interest, instruction and entertainment The
number contains l2S pages qusrto, and near
ly lG0 engrsvings. and inasmuch ne q single
copy eau be had Tor 20 cents, aud the sub
s%cription price is only S3 n year, postpaid,
the publication may certainly claim to DO
one Of, IL not tho cheapest. Of the kind in ex-
i3tence. Address, FRANK bgsLiB's pUBLtsH
INo HOUSE,, So, %, aud 81 Park Place, New
York.
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Mining IN Colorado and New Mexico is
profitable in certain localities; capitalists are
doing the main business, the excitement Is
not go intense as few months in the past.
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Tranpl Trampl TFaGvl

On the people go " linton, wagons after
wagons from the Usage Valley to the Lum-
per ara o. W. II, Howard. The cheApest
the OsAGE VALLEY BANNER.
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"AeiEona Silver Belt published at Globe
City, dated June 9Th gives the mining inter-
eat in q number of localities as being profit
ablo and the railroad interest b%uoyant.
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THE
Alpine Silver Mining Company,
OTColorado.
Capital 81 600 600. 100000 Shares,
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.

UNAssEssinLE. PULL PAID.
Daniel J.Splaine, Pres. il. Thompson. Sec.
'oGice,-6l BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The property of This Company consists d
twelve miuo5 and mining locations, located
Va Lake County, Colorado. Ia tue vicinity Of
LeadyiIle, gpon all Of which ert0ns.v We work
has bcen done, In all cases exhibiting true
iissutc veins, good pay stresk, and well a..
iued lodes.
Two OF the leading mines are well opa
up md have at ,ho lowest computation oM
TEN THOUSAND TONS OF ORE. n
SlGH'.. The Railroad now under construi-
ton VIII soon bo within b short distance IL
this property.
The company proposes to sell o portion Il
It's stock ut 500 per share for the purpoe
Of NOSE completely Developing lie nine,
aud TOR the erection Of works Tor the trea-
uent OF ~its.ures.
Application Tor tho stock mav.be made1o
tho otico OF the Company, Gl .Brosdws,
New York.
n. B.-rhe Mining Record, Of New Yo5,
tho highest mining authority N this county,
snys Feb. lst 1919. The principal owuts
IN tbs company aru haId working men w1o
hY their own labor have uncovered lase
bodies nt orc which they now wlsh 10 e.
tract and send TO market. Our readers MI
do val tu make a venture With these worry
meu, their money 81 probably be returfG
10 them tweHty foll Tuo business mt4
sgement has been placed 10 tha care pl y.
d.. l.. Thompson, su officer of high standlg
10 one Of The largest and bert banks pnle
clty. f. prospectus giving full pariituFs
sent Tree, on application TO the SecIctAtY{
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The Oklahoma boom is fsrfrom even sleep
ing; the current OF colonization is flowing so
deep that itno longer brawls. 1t ia the diff
ference between tho mountain brook aud the
silent sweep If ariyer.-Kan. City Times.
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.0sage valley Banner.
Thursday, June 10, 1879

: California, Monitoau Co. was visited by
3 heavy wind ana rain storm last Fri
day blowing down fences and timber.
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Yellowstone river has broke loose with
torrents of melted snow. The Mo. river
win receive her annual quantity of water.
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WANTED; Ten tie makers at my tie
works, Six miles below 1uscumUia on the
O'age river; VIII pay IL cents per tie; tim
Der good; none but g0Dd lie makes need ap-
ply good board at reesonabls rniss.
GEO. a. WtLLIAAM.
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SCHEDULE or RSSEV.
s8o2,ll4.oS
@t. Louis.

OFFICERS;
GEO, n, CRAM, PRECEDENT.
S. NJ. D0DD V-P. JAS NEWMAN, Soc.
w. II. PULSIFER, UnAS. BRANCH,
IrsnA. Asst See,
DIRECTORS
S III. DopD, Go. g. CRAM, JNo. WAGL,
Geo A. Madill, JAS. Newman. D4vs Rorick,
S F.. Gilbert, q. O Carpenter, II, i. Iueersoll,
e.. L.. JOY, j Il. Stephens, Jao. J.. Blair,
w. Il. FtAstior.
J. ri, HARDY, Agent.
California. NO.