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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
ADMINISTRATORS sALK.
c. II. DoRsErT, Auctioneer.

Under and By virtue Of an order granted by
the Honorable Court Of Ordinary Of Chat
ham county. ! viii sell before the Court
House door IN savannah. GeorE A,On Tt ES-
DAY, October 9th, 1855, during the usual
hours Of sale,
Lot nun Der i and the western half OF ut
number 10 O'Seill ward and the improve
ments thereon. consisting OF two wooden
houses on " ilson street. and one large 2-storv
house on Jones street; sold as the property OF
the late } K. Strate for the payment OF debts.
FANNIE b. STRATE,
inistrafrix.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
EXECUTORS SALE.
G. II. DORSETT. Auctioneer.

VIII offer for sale at public outcry, at the
Court House, on Tt ESDAN, October 9th,
during the legal hours Of sale.
Lots Al snd ~ SwOllvile. said lots are on
the corner, and next 10 the corner Of Cue and
Sheftail streets. near the Cotton Factory, and
measure each so by 81 feet.
The said lots are sold as the pronertv Of the
estate OF the late Thomas Purse. for the pur-
pose Of closing said estate. Terms cash.
d. O.. PURSE. Executor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
xraaI Sales.
CITY sHERIFFs sALE.

AA1l SALE.
FINDER and by virtue OF g Fl. "a. issued ont
L OF the CITY Court Of Savannah in favor
of the JASPkR Mutual LOAN ASSOCIA-
TON vs.. " LILLIAN GARRARD, Trustee.
have levied upon the following described
property az the property of the defendant.
WILLIAM GARRARD. Trustee. and viii
sell the same al public OutcrF before the
Court HOure door. ia the city Of Savannah.
county Of Chatham. and state Of Georgia. %
the highest bidder. on TUESDAY. the 81 day
November. ISIS. during legal hours OF sale.
all that lot or parcel Of land IN the CITY OF
savannah. county = Chatham. state Of Gcor-
gia. known aud distinguished By the number
Xix % Crawford ward. having q front Of
sixty 60. feet. more or less, on South Broad
street. and 8 rectangular depth Of ninety feet,
more or less. running back to q lane. VITA the
improvements thereon. Property pointed out
by plaintiffs attorney.
Terms cash; purchaser u pay for stiles.
Owner notified. DAVID BAILEY
sheriff City Court Savannah.
SAVANNA. GA. Juiv g. lss5.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

VFFICE OF I
CoNmSsT 0SRRs ANp EX-OFFfcIo JUDGKs
LHATH AZ CDUSTY. Ga.
.eAVANN&H. Ga. % j. ISIS.
Ordered thtT tie TAX ColleeoF b. and he
is her, .hv rItherfged and directed 20 levy the
following percentage on the State Tax for
county purposes for the year eighteen hun
Dire ard Ighty 1--we. 10 wit:
? or superior Court. 3 per cent s lS.lTT a.
For education. - 81 ger cent?. 500 IS
For jail ana chain gang, > per cent. --.l-9 o.
FOR county ~. eers. 81 per cent G9.9 o.
FOR Cry .gurt. - per enHt .... E. 5.s-s 81
For seaeral Ian Fpost :. ass per cent 29,i5s p
Total. l2- L. per cent ..... ....f SOS. $50 IS
Bv - FER ~ the Commissioners and ex-
Omcio Judges ChaJbsm gqnutF.
Attest: JNO. Z. DILLON. Clerk.
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ADMINIsTRATRIx'S SALE.
BY GEO. w. LAMAR. Auetioneer.

BY authority of an order issued By the Honor
able the Ordinary q Chatham county.
Georgia, on Sth OF October. ISIS. viii o. sold
for distribution among the heirs Of the es-
tate. az the Court HOuse in Savannah. Ca.
during the usual hours Of sale. on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER being me Cd
dav). the following real estate belonging 10
the estate Of Inward c. Anderson, Jr., de-
ceased.
Lots Nos. and :, northwest corner OF Bull
and South Broad streets. Holland tvtbing
Pcrcival ward, each o0Xse feet, with improve
ments thereon. consisting OF an elegant double
brick dwelling twO-stOry and a basement, with
modern convenience s:-outhousa and stables
on rear Of lots, JANE a. ANDERSON.
Admin sIrairiX the estate OF Edward {. An
derson. Jr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
IN sHERIFF.s sALK.


Under and BY virtue Of a 4. "a. issued out
l Of the CITY Court 81 savannah In favor Of
y. D. McDoBough, T. b. Thompson. and Id.
BCrdette. copartners under the GrTn name Of
McDsnough s Co.. ". !. Wesley Hunt. have
levied upon the following described property
20 wit: The western on--haf Of lot mum Der
thirtv-nve 1881 Cumming ward, IN the city OF
Savannah. county OF Chatham, and state 81
Georgia, having front Of thirty feet .Si
on second street and q depth OF one hundred
feet, levied on a. the property OF John " Is ev
Hunt. defendant. IN favor J. j. McDonough.
L. b. Thompson and FL. Burd~tte. copartncrs
under hrm and name II McDouough 4 Co.
and I will sell the same before the Court
House door in abe city Of Savannah. county
81 Chatham, and state % Georgia, on TUES
DAY. the thiri day q November. Iss5, be-
tween the legal hours 81 sale.
Property pointed out bv PLAINTIFF att0r.
ney, Purchaser % paw for all papers. Own-
er and tenant IN possession notified.
DAVID BAILEY.
sheriff City Court % savannah.
sAvASNAH. ca. October Ssh, ISIS.
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SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.
/ GEO. w. LAMAR. Auc+foneer

TTNDER s decree Of the Honorable the
1 Judge Of the superior Court Of Chatham
county. VIII be sold. ~ the Court House. On
the FIRST TUESDAY IN OCTOBER, 6th
inst, between Ihe usual hours Of SALE
The eastern half OF Lot No. Is Iroup ward
northwest corner Of Haocrsham and Harris
streets. facing south on Iruup square, VITA
improvemt MS theron. consisting of a wen
constructed Brick Dwelling. two stories on 5
basement. with an modern improvements
with stables and servants. 81 iu complete or
der. The L0t subject 70 annual ground rent
OF only IS IS. Terms cash: purchaser pay-
ing for title.
J. F. BROOKS, SPECIAL Master.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
OglethOrpe Real E ate Company,

A meeting OF the OE,ethorpe Real Estate
company composed OF s12-eho. ders in the
ez ethorpe Barracks. for purpose o. organi-
zatiou under charter granted By he Suuerior
court, vail oe held on tt = DAY EVENING,
la INST. al : O'Clock. 81 Metropolitan Han.
81 order Of the B0ard Of Trustees Of Ogis-
thorpe Barracks
A. l. HARTRIDGE. Secretary.
sAvASSAE. Oct 8. I.~5
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TO THE LADIES.

TTAvrSG ENLARGED Mr STORE, an
15w prepared TO serve my customers, sud
MRS, ". KOIB.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
D. II. DORsETT,

VALUABLE LOT ON BROUGHTON ST.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
HAVtNG invested in the Odd Fellows Hail
II Association. we ofer for sale that valu.
able piece OF property known as lot No. Q
Reynolds ward ana improvements, located on
north side Of Broughton street, between
Ahercorn and Lincoln. situated az 10 Ia, In the
growing business street Of the city and in-
Creasing in value, IL will De a good investment
for capitalists.
undersigned n. A. ASkFW.
w. u. MILL.
DAVID PORTER.
Trustees Oglethorpe Lodge N5.l, l.. o, OF.
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Amrtiol. saLrs xnture Dams
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
D.LaRoCHE's SONS. Aucti once,

By i. ID. LahUO IN 4 oUNos Auct1 Oneers,
By virtue Of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton L. Ferrill. Ordinary Of Chat
ham county. we VIII sell before the Court
House door dur NJ the legal houfs Of sale.
on the FIRST TUESDAY, being the Sd day
Of November, 1855,
Lot No. 80. block 5. East Savannah; western
bali Of lot No. g White ward: improvement IS
on western half o No. p South Ogi etnOrpe
ward; one share Merchants and Mechanics
Loan Association.
The above Is sold as the property Of the late
John VI. johnson for distribution and pay
ment OF debts.
LCCRETIA a. BAKER,
Administrator estate John NJ. johnson.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
a Good Cerk VTantelI

Every Merchant IN Georgia aud Florida
who wants clerk will rad tie cheap column
in -morr0W's NEWS II you want place
let II be known. u costs hat cent g WORT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

Georgia Chapter no. ,. r. A. VI.
regular eouvocztion Of the q
Chapter will be held 50 Masonic ~
Temple THIS TUESDAY ~ ESING, NJ
AZ S O'clock
The II. NJ. n. Degree Will lie conferred
By order Of
T. BALLANTYSE, II. 2.
p. II. WARD. Recorder.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Br nENRY BLrN. Anetloneer.

VIII De sod on TUESDAY. October STD, a.
o'clock A. ~. 10 front Of tue Court z USE
Lot Ne. 3 Charlton Ward and I'm
pr0Vemeats.
THIS property is on the west side OF Blrn.rl
street. 100 fees south ~ CASTOR street. Ile
loi u ok e, Zee simple. no ground rent,
house D z-ttort one, With an ample eN.t
sion. and very con1or able 81 ne aniohr
meuts, Ia exec lent order FOR imme TATE ~,
cupancy. rs y open 81 the south Cu rart I.
the l'i lad Gus ODD a flower garden. fosatsai'l
can DE- had ~ once. Terms casl.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
DESIRABLE HOMESTEAD.
ByJ.McLAUGHLIN&SON
COTTAGE HOUSES AT AUCTION
BYI.D. LaROCHE's SONS.

That pleasantly located and finely finished
cottage southeast corner Montgomery ard
Duffy streets. loEIee simple. containing rooms
and 0utouldinEs. This is 8 chance 70 pur-
chase one Of tie most desirable residences
noE On the mnr.ar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ByI.D. LaROCHE'S SONS, Aucti oneers

By virtue Of an order granted BIZ the Hon
HAMPTON L. Ferrill Ordinary OF Chatham
county, we VIII sell before the Court House
on tuesday, the 9Th day OF October. 1875
during the legal hours OF sale. all he real
estate of the late THOMAS BOSTOCE. con.
ststing Of lot No. y Franklin ward and IN.
pr0vements. viz:
Store and dwelling on northwest corner Of
Montgomery and Bryan street: one three
story brick dwelling on Bryan street, finished
with all modern improvements: also. tene-
ment buildings on lane. sold for distribution
and payment Of debts.
Terms OF Sale-One half cash: balance in
one year, secured BY mortgage att per cent.
JORDAN Z. BROOKS,
Administrator Thomas BOstock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
c. II. DORsETT, Auctioneer.

Under and hy virtue Of an order granted bv
the Honorable Court Of Ordinary of Chat
House door. in the city o. Saranrah. during
The usual hours 81 sale, on TUESD \. No
ytT er 80. lSs5. the following. sold as the
property of the late Patr ok Cullen. for the
purpose 81 distribution and the payment OF
debts. viz
portion Of lst letter = Mode Oglethorpe
ward and the improvements thereon. consist
ing ot = tw0--tary brick STORE aud resideure.
on the north "a est corner % Harrison and ~.
0aul streets. and the two two-st0rv wooden
residences adjoining sud north q same
JOHN + HtRB,
Adm nstrafor de bonis non.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

A regular meeting Will be held THIS Tues
day4 " ENING. sent. 5 a. O'Clock
the amendment Of the bylaws are n be scted
on be officers and members other Lodges
are cordially invited 70 uees with us.
Bg order Of the Lodge
CHA. EROSS. Secrelarv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Notice.

AL bills against the British steamship
Elsie" Pearson, Master, musi be presented
81 our once by or before z n. TUESDAY,
oct. c, or payment thereof VIII be debarred
A.NIxIs & SONS. Consiruess.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

Tho Mutual Lie Insurance Company, Of
New j ork. has issued q new form 81 Policy
in which en- restrictions on residence. travel
and ocruparlH va are removed. Dividends paw
able IN CASH every i've wears, which viii he
larger than those Il any other company.
JOHNSTON X DOUGLASS.
Agents
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Notice

Al bills against the British steamship
"Clintonia," Buiman. Master, must be pre-
sented a. our Office BY OF before Il N.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. Z, or payment thereof
Viii be debarred.
A. MINIS & Sons. Consumes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Mrs. A. Mcfarland

IS now prepared 70 make suits in the latest
approved Paris and New York styles. =
York street
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THE OPERA HOUSE.

which is vel ycntiiated and supplied with ail
necessary appointments Tor thcalrieais. Nc is
well sup ligd with scenery, has "a handsome
Drop Curtain. patent Folding Chairs, and q
sealing capacity 10 I've hundred.
The entire property Is offered Tor -ale he-
cunse tnr party ls compelled % change mis-
business. and Offers the entire grounds fan
acre. aud thc huiiiiugs Is described upon
very reasonable terms.
FOR further particulars apply 90
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
THE HOTEL

known - Stuart's has an established business
aua reputa~on. and ID favorte with che
travelling public. 10 has recently hlen e1uut
and reflrHisneli lu uif -tfic. Tho r1 ms are
large and airy, all the floors CQyercd. VIDE
Ferandas around tie house, grounds we
shaded. The hou b. ntted up lu she most
convenient manner Tor living and doing a
email hotel business.
In addition % the Hotel proper IS a Barber
shop. win an appointments. ard four .i'
Sample Rooms for commercial travellers, IS
large Hai ior dances, balls, etc, and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

Neither the Captain nor Consumes OF the
British steamship ''COronilla." Gavin
Master, VIII be responsible for airy debts con
traeted By the crew.
A MINIS & SONS. Consignees.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Rral gptatr.
sral gotatr.
A Handsome Property in a
Growing City.
Hotel, Opera House, Etc.

I HAVE FOR sale very handsome piece OF
i property situated in tho city OF Va .dosta
in Brooks eouaty. Georgia. This city b. Only
miles from Ih1masv iie. ls one of the
largest cities on the savannah. lurfda ami
" e-tern Railway. and - Iu che heart - the
PIKE region ~ Grorria. SD wide 81 known as "a
sauitarlum Tor pulmonary lls. Asses IT, lopu-
latiou 4s about 90. The city does tte hn-i-
ness Of larse area % countr-. IN cotton.
naval stores and ghe products ~ Tie country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
Special Notice.
FOR FLORIDA.

Steamship sMONTICE LLO' VIII san for
FernandIua. Jacksonville. and PAlatka
WEDN ESDAT. the 751 inst.. AZ P. n.
standard time. instead % A. N. IS advsr-
used. JNO. r. ROBERTSON. Agent.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
PERSONALS.

TnE Cz'r says in eject Go ahead" to
KomsIt Fl while England Says "Comseroff"
to Peter Lumsden.
Miss ENDIc0TT, daughter OF The War Sec.
rotary, is noted for Ter wonderfully pure
q white complexion.
is The largest cultivator in the State. He has
10000 acres in cotton and corn.
NEARLY every member OF the present
French Ministry has been journalist Sir
William Harcourt is the only present Eng.
Itch Minister who hiss been connected with q
newspaper.
GENERAL CAssIus ". CLAY does not STAND 40
crest as when hs rer rese lted this country ct
the Court ofthe Gar. Buthe attends personal
j. to eli the business of his large estate, and
iskss keen interest 10 current events
Mrs PORTER AsuE. of San Francisco, has
the good iortune to be the daughter of Mrs.
Charles 6. Croeker. who gave her a dowry of
s6co COO. which she has sincs supplemented
by the gift Of q completely furnished $500 900
house. and yet the yourg woman married an
Ashe man.
PROFESSOR TCsso, of Gown gton, Ky, at the
advanced sge of eighty three. is living on
moderate ircome and the reputation OF hay
ing con posed the air of THE Arkansas Tray
eler,n with the accompanying funny dia-
logue which negro Ministries used to recits
forty years ago.
AMonG the signers of the remonstrance
sent TO the Massachusetts Legislature against
the further extension OF suffrage to women
are President Elliot and eleven Professors of
Harvard. Bishop Paddock, Rev. Henry Dsx-
ter, of the Congregationa,ist, and evtr fifty
other clergymen, Thomas Bailey Aldricb,
John Boyle O'ReiIly. William Endicott, Jr.,
Henry Cabot Lodge.
II sesms very foolish thing to set watch
over dead mans bones. But the grave of
Cyrus II Mccormick, the Chicago million
aire. is thus constantly guarded Possibly
man who worked such q revolution IN the
.resping and moving business while he was
alive feared to trust himself in the hands of
the great reaper and mower who has had
long established monopoly in his line of
business
PsoFsssoR BLicKrE is not the only eccen-
trio master the young men Of Edinbnrg U al.
versity have had over them. Profess n
Christis ,n-whose son became eminent in
the Edinburg Medical School-once having
caught student winking in his Latin class.
ordering him to stand up aud spoke a, TO-
l,ws: mo sinking no smiling, and above
all no tipping of the wink; for such things
are hurtfnl to yourself, baneful to the repub-
lie, and will bring down the gray hairs OF
your parents with sorrow to the grave. Hum!
by the way, that's q very pretty sentsnce;
turn 1T into Latin. sir
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

"A Few Facts About Phosphoresencs."
"Soms Forms Of 8 lea, or First
Lessons in Miceraloey." Mental Hygiene
"ecierce In the Conduct of Life" The Nj.
croscope, Is Principles, It's Uses, Its Rsyels
tions." P6yIlotazy." Mechanism OF
Speech Cells and Cell Growth" Geo.
graphical Evidence OF The Antiquity of tbs
Cave Men Of Devon" The Wave Theory in
Health and Disesse,n THE Cadence OF Vital
Action" Hero of Alexar dTia aud the
Mechanism OF Kis Time" The Standard
dots lot state whether the lecture course is
concluded. Until announcement OF that
fact lie made those designing visiting Bridge.
port will do well to withhold trunk-packing.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
THE BEALrH BOARD CONTROVERSY.
Dr. Elder Undecided as TO His Course
a Mail Carrier Incident.

There were no new developments in the
DR.. Elder cccspyipg che OF the rooms OF the
health Office and DR.. Metcalfe another, and
both gentlemen appearing very well satisfied
with their surroundings. Dr.. Elder has no.
fully determined upon any line of policy to
De pursued in the future; bat the belief seeus
10 &c general that he will not contest the ap-
u0intment OF Dr.. Mescslfe as Secretary OF the
board. The Sentinel of yesterday sized the
whole matter correctly when the statement
was made that the action of DR.. L0msx In
acceptirg an appointment and commission
from the present Executive, practically &C.
knowledged that he had no confdeUcs in the
Sct;n@ app IL danrn
ened the force of any action on the
part Of DIS Partridge and Elder. The
former is practically out OF the ight and the
latter is no doubt only maneuvering in
order to gain time for systematic with.
drawal CT his forces
In this connection the reporter recalls an
amusing incident that happened on Friday.
and which sadly perplexed the letter carrier
who makes the district in which the Board
Of Health office is located. He entered the
room at 2:30 Friday afternoon, aud d.. Elder
was sitting at one desk and DR.. Metcalfe at
another. Both gentlmen spied the carrier at
the same moment, and both made rush for
the mail which he held IN his hand. Here I"
said DIR. Elder, give that mail to me. mo
you won't" chimed in DR.. Metcslfs; 81 am
the Secretary of this board and the mail
must be given 70 me-" The carrier looked
first at ore and then at the other in blank
establishment. 81 want to notify you" said
Elder. that all mail addressed to the In
diana State Board of Health must be de-
livered 10 ne In person, and You must not
give il to anyone else.'' With this he took
the mail from the carriers hand and
DR.. he tcalfe said: Hereafter You will give
ell mail directed to the State Board of Health
TO me, for / WAS elected Secretary to day"
The carriers face was ell the time growing
blsnker and banker, aud finally he managed
to stsmmer: "You gentlemen must decide
this matter for yourselves. for have no right
10 decide which is entitled to the mail di-
Teofed to this Office" and the carrier left the
Office in way indicating that be was glad to
escspe from the preEence OF the excited
medicine men,"
The Con mittee OF Arrangements OF the
Indisna State Medical Society held meeting
in Dr. Elders flee yesterday afternoon, the
members present bsing Drs Oliver. Furzs
sen, Bry an and Woollen. A gentleman CALI
ing on business. and approaching the fact
that Board of Health may be changed "in
the twinkIiDg of en eye" looked in on the
opmittes and exclaimed: "Great Cae sr's
ghost, If there amt another State Board of
Hesltb, already organized and at work"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10
Eclectic medical Associations

Tbs Indiana Eclectic Medical Association
will convene at Pfsffiin's Music Hall, on
Wedr esday, for a two days session. The
following is the programme:
Section A-"Prsctice of Medicine 5. II. Rsiiey,
II H.. MiiToy.
section B-"5urgery." E B Fisher. NJ D.. Ross
Vile.
Section C-"obseirios." J. B. Hudson. II. D i.
Columbus
Section D-'Materis Medica." E. Hubbard, NJ.
d., New Castle.
Section E-'Gyneooo,Ogy." n. c. Smith. Ii. D.,
Lewisvile.
section F-"Diseases of Children" Ms J. z.
Robson, NJ. D., Noblesville.
Section G-sMedicsl Jurisprudence" " p. Ad-
kinton. LII D.. Indianapolis.
section H-"Pharmacy." W. 2. Curryer, n. D,
ThoIntown.
Special Section A-fCholera." II. II. AcCaO,. NJ.
D., II dispapoNs.
sptcial Section B-"Eyoluton of Medicine" 6.
s. Boots. NJ D. Greenfield.
Special Section Sanitary Science" J. G..
Tresslar. NJ. d. Bluff Creek
Science? IL roi, why not. VIII F. Wood. ~
D., Incis nspolis.
The following are the officers OF the Asso-
cation:
President. J. p Maddox, NJ. D. shelbyyiile;
Vice Presidents, G. 81. Dakin, 81, D.. La Porte, W.
". Helm, NJ. D.. Williamsburg; Secretary c. h.
Abbott NJ. D., Indianapolis; Press Reporter, G..
W Pickerill II. D., Indiana polls, Treasurer. s. n.
Kelley, a. D.. Miiroy: Censors, J. b Hudson. d
ID Columbus; Z. Hubbard NJ. d., Newcastle; J.
r. Duncan. NJ. D., CrswIorcsville: l.. Albeit. N.
D.. Indianapolis Vim. +. Wood, NJ. d., Ia
difnsDols