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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1884-05-22
LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
[BY AurHoRITr.l
CHAPTER 1.


An act relative to interest on arrears of taxes
and assessments in Incorporated cities
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State Of New Jersey, That at
any time within one year after the passage of
this act any person Or persons may pay to the
collector Of taxes, or other person authorized
to receive the same, in any incorporated city IN
this state the amount of any tax or assessment
due upon any real or personal property belong
ing to any such person or persons, laid or inn
posed priorto the year one thousand eight hum
dred and eighty-three, and now remaining un-
paid, together with interest thereon at seven
per centum per annun 10 be calculated from
the time interest is properly chargeable thereon
10 the time of such payment, together with the
actual expenses theretoore incurred by any
such city for the enforcement and payment OF
said taxes or assessments; and the collector OF
taxes, or other person authorized to receive the
same, shall make and deliver to the person or
persons making such payment, receipt there
for, and shall forthwith cancel the record of such
tax or assessment; upon such payment, such
tax or assessment shall cease to be lien upoL
the real estate or property, and shall be deemed
and taken to be fully paid, satisfied and dis
charged, and there shall be no right to any fur
ther interest or penalty by reas of such tax
or assessment not having been paid within the
time heretofore required by law, or by reason of
basSC3
tofore Of any penalty or interest over seven per
centum upon any unpaid tax or assessment;
provided, however, that nothing in this act con-
tanned shall authorize the receipt under the pro
visions Of this act, ofany such taxes or assess
ments in cases where lands and real estate have
been sold for taxes or assessments, and bought
in by any other person than the city in which
said taxes and assessments are laid, or some
officer for the use Of such city, or where the
certificate Of sale to the city its representa-
tive shah have been assigned or sold to any
other person; nor shall any lien upon real
estate for such taxes or assessments be released
or affected, shall any sale oil any real estate
for taxes or assessments, or the delivery of any
certificate or declaration Of sale, or deed there
for, be stayed by anything in this act contained.
2. And be enacted, That all acts and parts
Of acts inconsistent with this act, be and the
same are hereby repealed, and that this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved January 29 1884.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1884-05-22
CHAPTER II.

A Supplement to can act concerning disord-
erly persons (Revision), approved April
ninth, one Thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-five
|. Be it enacted by tho Senate and General
my husband or father who deserts or wilfully
refuses or neglects to provide for and maintain
his wife or other family, and who shall in con-
sequence thereof be adjndged a disordcrly per-
son, and be committed to the workhouse or
county jail OF the county, as provided BY the
act to which this is supplement- shall be put
and kept at hard labor by the board Of chosen
lIeehoders Of the county. in the same manner
as other prisoners committed to such jail or
work ouse are put and kept at hard labor.
Approved january 81 1884.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1884-05-22
CHAPTER VIII.

An Act TO fix the salary of the assistant engross
ing clerks Of The Senate and House Of Assem-
bly,.
l. Be it enacted by the Ser and Genera
Assembly Of the State Of r y Jersey, That thu
assistant engrossing clerk Of the senate, and
assistant engrossing clerk of the house ofa :
semblY, shall each be paid the salary Of six
hundred dollars.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately
Approved February l3, 1884.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1884-05-22
g PENNocK's & SONS
Patent Road Machine.

Srraper. Circulars sent free Machine sent on
trial. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no sale
JAMES J. DAVIDSON
Agent for Gloucester County.
April u, l663-6m. Swedesboro ]
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

4 fearful shark adventure j. reported
from ras>ad,, a small fishing village
between Nice and Nillciraucc. Two
fishermen returned hate in the evening
with II shark measuring ten feet IN
length in tow. The monster had been
hnrpuoned, and lost considerable blood.
which fact enabled them to draw it ON
shore easily and secure in their hut. in
tending to take it for exhibition to Nice
the next day About two in the muru-
ing horrible noise aru-c from the hut,
the uncarthly bowling Of dog and
scrccchcS Of children prcdomlnu'ing
The two fishermen hurrcdiy III their
lamps and FASTENED 10 tine spot. Wborc
terrible scene met their gaze. lhr
monster. whose wounds were mortal,
had 80 far recovered that be Ya, -rru
Tapping about, swapping AT everything
within reach The dog. which had
been left sleeping by the bed OF the Two
children, who, with tlrir mp'hcr, Occu-
pied the hut. had been nearly bitten Zoo
two. The mother herself, ia trying 20
shield a. infa l., had had Ter lrL rul
utl below the knee. one Of the men
seized a harpoon and managed 10 strike
the brute in the eye, but, lu the terrific
bound it gave. the lamps were knocked
over and eHtiugui,hcd, aud ii struggle
OF unprecedented horror took place iu
the dark The fishermen suddenly
made for the door, but were unable 10
open it. In the meantime "a nciehhor-
ing fisherman had been drawn iu the
spot by hearing the fearful din Win
hi, help the twO children we're first
1 / 81.
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now TO BE coon.

Come here, my pretty little girl.
With hair huii uaupci amt NAT In curl,
l.ui>c UP go mr those M~ffiu- eyes.
So blue, 80 lucid ami So wise.
4 nj learn OF me what understood
by being bad aud icing good.
At table ask not gtcrdily
FOR tlcrN article Nuu ste.
When told that 1t is tiuu' tor tcd
Don't pout your hp> and lrus your hcV
Aud. before AL the quests have gone,
Don't air the household -h,ictuu
II sister chlucc to have beau.
H. wrong tu hide his hat. you know:
'Il> also WRONG to place "a pin
Ou chairs hc hurA MAY >i' iu;
And, IN debate. Nuu should mot touch
Ou Cursuts. Cruoiinrs ANA such
You should not speak to your mamma
Ct All the duiuu-ui rdpA
Nor SAY Nou can NOT understand
MhA he should hold the nurse hand;
such ~p,cuIttiOu~. little Eiil
Have sci -taId households 100 a whlrl
In fact. there ave so many things
You must not do; ~uuh WOuIcr.ups
That all uluur, you must thuN ON.
Thar 'tWtl bt' lest without doubt
Mht'r YOU rrmHiu so very young
To Ill quite still uud hold Nou tongue
Judge
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whole thing over two brcadth> 81 carpet
Somehow the coming dawn seemed
several hours nearer at hand than it was
a moment before. Few and short were
the prayers We said, but Ne climbed out
ON the roof and run that ilag OF the
brave to the masthead. and SMILED bit
tcrlN Ia see its >plendnrS fly in triumph
over that nuCturue in lampblack down
on the sitting room carpet We bitterly
thought Of the morrow H. We separated
for the night, and with heavy heart, we
boys crcpt into bed and wondered if We
eouldn lay it onto Charley or TIE cat
single mellow note, Ike the soft call
of joyous bird, came ripping down
the hall from Mullie'> room.
"She'S laughing again, said John
in tones of awcd amalemcut
Then. said "she has fallen o,t Of
the window. Nothing else funny could
happen tonight.
But "A boy thoughts are the wind
thoughts and the griot~ ut Toy hpud are
transient. DAYLIGHT saw Us dressed and
ready to shake up the ncighhurhoud
We planted our cannon on the ci>trrn
box. pointed it al the summer hlcncn
and touched II oil with long piece ut
paper.
She was all our fancy painted her.
She went with "A hanu that would have
excited the envy OF l.anrtrN, and woke
ever, doc and TAXPAYER in the second
Ward, and Sanford street ran ont and
began to shrek Fire" There was q
whirr like the rush of a c,clouc u, our
battery rccoiled. and went tumhling
/.
HURTING clear arro>, the ward and
Knocking board of Ncjghbor Shut,
fence. We went into the Kitchen The
stone marble had banged through the
light woodwork. knocked a glass pitcher
in more directions than we had time to
count, split a porcelain kettle aud
ground itself to powder ON sturdy
little iron pc, that sat ON the stove.
We went out il to the VAR again and
sat down without exchanging CON
gratularorv messages on the success
ful work Of the conventions There
seemed To he an excess of power in the
programme that we had not anticipated
or dies rcd liut We felt better when Wr
ceased To- tr"mhlc and hunted mp the
cannon We found il all ready for an
other hurrah. Each rtlllrri~l hated ia
own up that he had had enough in the
first salute, and | think wrwerr greatly
relieved when we discovered that the
paper of powder in the excitement OF
the moment had been left lying in front
of the gun, and had gone oil in Tia,
general explosion. We didu't know
where ii went to. hat it was gouc, lca,.
ing no trace except an odor of ozone
tual was perceptible from Frank Fields
baorrl 10 kickapoo Creek.
We fell 50 much relieved to tini ou
powder was gor" that wr began 20 say
with one Il cord, that we were going t,
put III twice rs big load next time
Then We went around to the front OF
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~ HARRIET y. HASKELL,
4 -N Principal

Principal

- -uhscribrrtu the ENAMGNER
~ ~ I'rl 10 advertise in the Cheap
~ 'l'h' not to exceed four lines, one
!. Ir'. More than one insertion,
u, 'A's line each insertion; for II
- OF more, 3 cents, and fora month
q more, - cent, a line.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
LIBERTY AND UNION.


In III quite still ANA hold N"m TONGUE.
,,urprX avn u>Io>
I, .,,,,. tnm,, l., ,le I,,rtl of.t,l,.
:. ,n;,'',r MN. ~, 81 ,,.,' !, ".,, a.
+, I,,a" h, th, a.. .mr.,d i, n,., .
rrrntrr part Of tine wear now. or il ma,
f. ,t,.n a,,, ,rr,,,i,,,,' ,lJ .,J a M.
toori,h. but an, how don, think the
~ nix ,h,i,' r,lnr. 'ni,r' .n hr'lIi,ntIy
wI,u thr, GA ONT ,n MIN fine birh E,Lt
nm tho tn,vr. a, tLrl u.rJ In NiiI
,hn,. .r.r a. .,iny # am .,.L.,r,,J
a. ian h,,,. u,.,nI '6r,,r,,l.r. mad ,,,..
n.J,ns and Enr,n rnnJI.. and min
,,h.,l. hu,,.,hi fnrtE. pr.r.r and &C.,
tho, ,yrr, ali u,r,lun viii can
fn.. that whilr t,urbino nn ,hn,r Grr-
work. th,, hnu,rbt ..i1.ttn ulr,..th.
hn, III fnl ,o,., 7l,.,n,,r ,t fnri,-,;rh,
y,.,,. who inL,.. a hah, Of tuu. n,,,,lb.
olI tn.tb,. ,.ir,.i. .,tn sr,. tl,,.. animal. sc
I ..,,,f... tn , d.,,,,,d ,ui,,,u.pt in
fla, small hut earnest ,irrrr.,lrr en-
,his min, ann , firm, t,,r,rl nf ,L,
Chi,,u,on and 81. nm, mat ,,,,,r,,,,
,nr, President Jop't r.u. , rent win
lr,,v. i,
/ tell Won bird of the broad and
svvn.uin,vin lin, .n.t .nur,h ut I'M,
h.fnrn t7. ,,., v'n. nn.. tI,l ',,.. w.ri,tnn
unou m, b.,rt with , mon ot iron and
an INV hack Win , II ,.,r ,tr,n She
wa. - .cr.,m.r fla, EuurtL nf Iul,
mot th. .l.,t,. str,n Wn.g,t rr,ly far
tl,,t E,,,r,h
Jnhn fni,ud q niece ot inch r,. min.
nho,t a foot and a half lnur and Ne
m,d,. - cannon Of If. but ,rcrrIi,. for
f,al. IF the Saulr,lrin. We >trnpprd il
ON to a Ljr block. We loodr1 il.
rhu.LrJ in n,r nnvdrr "pn i'm
nI.nl, said John, and unurrd in
some more Then rlmnrd down a
w,d of dir, rop.r. Th.u John r,mn.d
down a Wnd Of wet paper. "Thni'U
make her crack" he said Then
pounded in Stone marble "1hat'n
make her ung, said Then John
rammrd down another wal uf wet pa
per
That II make her bpom. said that
enthusiastic artd,rrl-l, ''now lets put
her away to dry. aud when sire goes oil
tomorrow m"rnin%.lh' cellar walls MIL
fall in.
hat was july ihrd eleven am. We
set her away 10 dry The rest ol tn"
powder, pound ana NAN or 50, ""
wrapped III brown paper ana carried np-
stairs nnt put II aMal IN john , trunk.
whrr" it Would he sale ia cast the wood
shed caught Ie
lhrh Mr ni''' nag hal IS we
GU" ""' '"', ''"'' a", one n' our ','l'i9
hi'u' ''' nv ~ VIZ "' ''P'"N ~
within the law. lie ia& oi lhr Tree
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

y ,C.hoolN of medicine agree that
on : Capcine Porous Plaster is the
Aerhal remedy known. 25c.
81 safe BY Castles \ Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23

Every smoker should try Little joker
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-23
'ntIcello Ladies' Seminary
godfrey, Madison Co., Ills.

a NJ lhy oldest schools I'm the west Reputa-
n .iNlrlass sChool unguc~iiourd >u-
~ advantages for English and Classical
a. ."4 Win Music, Drawing. Painting md
"a Languages opens september 18th
'"'iHslr Apply Go
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-14
n, A LUG
INSURANCE ACCT.

TO orders salary............~.- $40 0O-- $40 90
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-14

COMMON WEALTH ACCOUNT
] b Mattern No % Nov ses-
sion '82....S . "a
Lewis Alkey No y Nov ses 'S2 -
Aikey 10
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-14
PRINTING ACCT.
COMMISSION IN LUNACY.

Henry Beck-Simler COwher. Is GO
4 Dale-Sarah Williams. j. 90
5 ID Ray-Anna lrwin.."........ 10 90
II ii Hershberger--John Am
mefman......... 10 90
A 4 Dale--George Hoover. 10 o. sSl %
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-14
INTEREST ACCOUNT.

w. MILES WALKER.
To order salary for 'ss........ 200 oO-- 500 90
d. NJ. WOLF, co. SUPr.
To amount paid by Treaser 80 Oo-- $500 90
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-14
d. G. KELLER. TREASURER. IN
ACCT. WITH CkNTkE co

e amt from unseRted lands
: redemption. -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PER
6ONAL PROPERTY.

N0TICE i hereby given that the On.
- dereigned, Executor or the last will
|of Wijlism b. Green. deceased. will cell
|at public outcry, q the late home Of the
decedent, n Madison toWnshIp. Dubois
county. Ind, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH SIN. 1884,
EN- the personal property OF decedent
mot taken By the widow, consisting OF 4
work horses, 10 milch cows, 3 yearline
cattle, ! 6ne bull, THREE year old steer.
"a ~ hogs. Ioe 81 stock hogs, - sheep,
4 600 busbele % corn, wheat. sheaf oats.
8 stacks Of hay, and wheat growing u
the field. 4 mower, wagons, wheat
fan, and lot Of farming implements and
household furniture.
Sale will begin II 2 o'clock :. W.
TERMs. All sums % o5 and under
cash over IS credit Of nine months
will b given, upon purchaser giving
note with approved security. bearing 8
per cent interest, and waving valuation
and appraIsement laws.
JACOB II. LENNON. Executor.
Feb. 9th, 1854 -3W.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

RTThe apportiounent or the Com
mon School Fund for January va
made % Monday Of last week, IN &C.
cordance with Law, 20 the several town
ships OF the county ty Auditor Schulz
macher. The townships obtain Tie fol.
lowing amoants each:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

NOTICE Il hereby given. that By vir-
49, tue Of n order o. the Dubois Circuit
Court, the undersigned, Administrators
Of the Estate Of Mary G. Gosmann,
deceased, will ofEsP for sale, q Public
Auction, g the door Of The Court-house,
10 Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana, On
SATURDAY the olh Day Of MARCH,
1854,
The following described Real Estate, TO-
Wit: Lots Nos. 20. ~. -, e, -, -, -,
3, - and IS, situated n the fourth d.
dition % the town Of Jesper, Dubois
county, Indiana Also the soulh-We
quarter ofths southeast quarter - Sec
ton -. toWnship one III south, range
i've 90 west, containing 10 acres, situate
y said County and State. The town
lots will b cold 90 body, or 81 such
parcels - will, % The Administrator,
eccm best for the estate. All Of said
land will b cold free from liens and In
cumbrance.
Sale 20 begin g o'clock D. ~.
THINKS o. SALE:-O ne-third cash on
Day Of sale, balance IN two equal pay
ments or six and twelve months, The
purchaser 20 execute his notes, secured
~ mortgage On land, without relief and
bearing ok per cent interostfrom date.
ASDREw J. G0sNAES, Admir-.
J. 4. BRETz, Attorney.
FEB. 9Th. 1o0l-lW.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

Office 4 hereby given that The -
~ dorsigoed TruSloo o. Nod b
School Township will On
MONDAY, THE 1lTH DAY o. FEBRUARY,
q The Post Once, n tho town o. Iro-
Isnd, Dubolo County. LET % che lowest
responsible bidder u bidders. The build
Ing o. two school houses; one q Die
lrict No. three (o), and one u DIslrIcl
No. eoven (5), ID sald township. 9peci.
flcatI0ns Of both oaId buIIdIn9s con D.
found lor examination q PARIS drug
store Il said town. Contractor . furn-
aid houses. Terms Or payment % y
made known % day % letting. Letting
70 begin q one o'clock b. u. Bald Trus.
tee reserves the right @ reject sny end
! SAMUEL 4. DnLIN.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the nm
~ dcrsigned has been appointed Ex-
ecutor Of the last will and testament o
William n. Greene, deceased. late Of
Dubois county, Ind. Said estate Is soil
JACOB n. LENNON, Executor.
Feb. 9th. Io8l-3w.
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NOTICE 4 hereby given that TIE On.
~ dersigned, Administrator OF the
estate or Martin ". Brown, deceased. will
OFFER for sale e pnblic auction, q the lale
residence Or decedent, u Boone town.
ship, Dubois county, Indiana, On
WEDNESDAY, the Grin DAY o. FEE
RUARY. 1854.
the peroonaI property Or saId estate. con-
eIsting Of four horses, elk head OF cattle,
hogz, hey. corn, wheat threshed. wheat
growing ID field, one road wagon, two
roapers end mowers combined, LOT o.
poultry, farming implements genenlIy.
household and kitchen furniture, and
various other articles too numerous %
mention.
Sale q begin q O'Clock :. v.
TEnHo o. SALE :--6ums OF $500 and
under, cash % day % saIo; o. III oums
over $500, credit of nine months will
b given, upon (he purchaser executing
Biz note. without relief, bearing Ok Per
cert interost from date, with good ffeo-
bold surety, Y g. approval q re 49,
WILLIAM I. BRITAIN. Adnr.
Jonx =. BRETs, Attorney.
FEBRUARY ~ loot~oW.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

aAh." said nice young man With
bangs. - the little boy lei bin In The
other evening. '>ah my little man. d your
sistcr q home /" Yes shc's q home. but
che aint expecting you And how do
yoo know she isn't expecting me
Cause 1 heard her tell M that yon're too
mean q hire horse and sleigh, and che
didn't expect 60 zee you while the snow
lasted. -Middle<own Transcript.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

About IS per cent. or the entire pro-
duction Of domestic wool during The
census year or 1850 came from the two
states Ohio end California. the former
with q. 100000 pounds. the latter H.
coo, 900 IL lao the product Of the former
was 10000, 900, and the latter % 90. 600
pounds. The next ssates II order Of i'm
portance q wool growers 10 1850 were
Michigan with 13O00. 600, New York
with o,000, 600, Pennsylvania with S0O0-
900, Missouri with 100000. and Wis
CONAN with 7.O00Ooo. Texas produces
nearly - much - The latter stste. In
1870 Il produced only i,l2t,000 pounds.
The total product Of tbe union 10 1850
wss l55.O00O 900 pounds, clipped from
-, 000. 600 sheep.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

lt takos nearly whole column odi-
torial for the Bloomfield Democrat 20
|extricaie itself from its pFedicameDt on
sbe Ped matter. a sQairmesh.- Vim
eennss Sun.
Il win b observed thal he sun does
not even attempt denial Of orr theory
Of Cobb's appointment Of Peed. viz. !:
That Peed Vas appointed with ihe in-
tention OF remsining clerk Tor the entire
two years, but that the people were %
Indignant that Cobb was forced 70 re-
move him IN two weeks His removal
does not amend the matter . particle
The appointment Of . nonresident was
|an insult 20 every respectable democrat
IN the district and nothing that NJ. Cobb
|can do will remove the opprobrium
which will ever Be thrown % our face
b. cold, cruel, and heartIess world. n
Col. Cobb was % angel and be 4 not
BY .-be deserves defeat Tor this Get
alone. - Bloom6eld Democrat
w presGme the Sum W. not fully
aware 81 The facts, but the jasper CoUR-
|rER q, and denies from its own knowI-
edge The Democrats theory 10 toto. The
appointment was promised % the pres-
|ent incumbent, Mr.. BENZ. DoaDe. who
has ~ his life been IN ardent young
Democrat, before the committees were
|ofI1cially announced. but che committees
mot being announced until the holiday
|recess, 4 was supposed there would .
mo work for the clerk for Z few days,
and his slairs were 20 arranged that he
could not leave Jasper until the "a week
|in January, and Mr.. Pced W. appointed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-08

Dnbols Democratic Central Com.
mittee Meeting.
A The Denocrafic Central Committee d
Duoois ooonty. will meet q he Court
house IN Jasper. On
SATURDAY, February 2sd. 1854.
q l0i o'clock = n, Tor the purpose Of
taking measures 20 Organize the party IN
chis county for The coming campaign,
and % AZ the time for holding . Con-
vontt0n % appoint delegates % The vkri-
ooo Democrats Conventions % which
W ere entitled % - represented. The
moofiog wiz - - important 0ne, and Z
All attendance Of tho COMMITTEES u re-
Qoes1ed- Democrats who ere Interested
aro ALEC invited = give os the bone0e o.
thoir counsel.
PETER ,. GOeNANN.
Chairman Central Co..
The 5olIewiag are TIE members * fhe
Central Comuittcc.
Colunoia Joseph p. Nicholson.
HartIooo - r L. Edmonakon.
Beone Richard +. Nilburn-
MadIson-- William Rennor.
Da,nbridEo o. a. Trippok
Marion--B. Gehlhausen.
Hall--W- w. Kendall.
JoGcroon--Joseph Main.
Jackoon Camden Cox.
fafokn--G. r. WjllianR
EerdInsnd--yobn G. Stallman.
CnGo-WtlIiam \. Kemp.