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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

The cold snap has played havoc with the
oranges and truck in Florida.
The total shipments of cattle from Balti
more this week will be ,0Sl head.
1t is said that a British yachtman intenda
challenging for the American cup.
The Manhattan Club has taken possession
of the Stewart mansion, in New York.
A Philadelphia bigamst yesterday killed
himself on account of plurality of wives.
Steamer advices from Rio report Brszil to
be under the rule of the army and republic
In name only.
The Washington P:esbytery yesterday
confession Of faith.
State Treasurer holland, of Missouri, has
Just been suspended. 1t is eaid he was
$40 900 short in his accounts.
Chalkley Leconey was acquitted OF the
murder of his niece, Annie Leconeg, In the
Camden, N. j., court yesterday evening.
In view ofthe enormous coat oithe world g
fair and the need of federal aid. 1t Is thought
Washington may still have chance OF SO.
curing the site.
The Supreme Court Of Mississippi has af
firmed the sentence OF the lower court In the
Kilrain case, and the pugiliat must serve
TWO months in al.
John Collins Lee, member oftbe liiesav-
ing crew at Atlantic City, is member ofthe
old Kentucky Lee family. and Ia worth two
million dollars. He ia not in the best health,
and 1t is his whim to live in his present po-
sition.
Mr.. Lodge, OF Massachusetts. yesterday
introduced bill in the House of Rspresen.
ta'ives to regulate the appointment of fourth
class postmasters By providing that the
Postmaster General ehal divide the United
States into distrcts OF suitable extent to be
known as postal districts. and shall desig-
nate for each district a pos;cftice inspector
to act as examiner.
The q. 8. Senate in executive session yes
terday. confirmed the nomination ofex Gov.
H.C. Yarmouth to be collector OF the port
of New Orleans In the House Mr.. McCo-
mas introduced bill regulating the cleo
ton of member of Congress. The contest
ed election case Of Featherstope va. Cate
was further discussed, but vote was not
reached.
Near Kings Mountain, N. c., on Sunday
the third section of q freight train on the
r chmoud and DanviIle road ran into the
rear part of the sscond section, composed of
four cahoose cars loaded with train hands,
and three freight care. The seven cars and
the locomotives were piled up and the cars
burned. Ten persons we're more or less in
iured. The engineers and fremen of the
telescopiDg trains escaped By jumping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04
T,Ex a NDRIA, V "A
TUEs,.5 EVENING, MARCH A.

A MEMBER of the negro brothernoou 'o"'
is now engaged in the movement 10 popu
late OK ahoma with negroes aod make 'na'
Territory oegro State. says:
Before the end of the year you VIII sec 'he
york of tina brotherhood in the cities and towns
Of the Territory to marked degree, and Will see
our rscs behind the counters and at the desks, aud
will find that they are patroniSed. Wedo propose
not ouly TO have ms GRITTY of the voters in Okla
homa bat we propose also to have nearly the
entire population. There are many now there
who will not live in niger State; these we VIII
helm move out. We will not want the mass OF
white people with US, but will welcome those
whites who have money and are willing to come
among us for the purpose of trade. II they wish
20 make their homes there and will make our
customs their customs, our people their people,
we will BIO glad to have them with us"
NJ people would re- DICE more at the success
Of this movement than the white people OF
tbe soutb but nons would be more disap'
nointed. When Nlhite northern people allow
negroes to take possession Of white States IN
northern territory human nature Will nave
changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04
BUFFALO BILL IN ROME -"Buffslo Bill

BUFFALO BILL IN ROME -"Buffslo Bill"
and his Indians appeared at the Papsl cell
ebratioa 10 the Vatican yesterday. Wren
the Pope appeared preceded by the
Knights of Malta aud procession of Cardi
nails and Atchbishops, the cowboys bowed,
and 30 did the Indians. Rocky Bear"
knelt and made the sgn Of the Cross. The
Pontiff leaned toward the rude group and
blessed them. He seemed touched by the
sight. When the Indians went back to
camp they found the only warrior Iho did
not 90 to the Vatican dead in his blanket.
Rocky Bear" told his followers that the
Great Spirit had done it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04

Liitslrs Liping Age for 22nd Feb. and 1st March
have been received from the publishers in
Bos OF. They contain A Hanoverian Msrrlass,
Sir John Hardwood and Italian Condottis.i, The
Lscertanment of English, The n aturalist on the
Pampss In the Days Of the Dandies, Samuel
Richardson, The Decline of Goethe. Horace Wal.
poles Letters, Holland House, Hosts and Guests,
Ship Canals, Bunysn's Use OF yerae, Babbage's
Calculating Engines, The Epidemic of 1nnneDza,
with His Uncle and Her GrandmotheI" and
'Epicurus Wynn" and poetry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04
Repub' lean Gibbs.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Mar. 4.-The third A.
nual convention of the national league .,
republican clubs met in this city to dsy ana
was called to order by Hon. A. J. Watson
chairman of the local executive committee
who made the address OF welcome.
Speeches were made by g. N. Tilluan, wr
Rule, and W. G. Winstesd, all of Tennessee vi
were followed by the president, Mr. Thron,to. 4.
Nebraska, who bitterly attacked the democr.+.
praised Speaker Reed and said mucl, OF the Som
was republican on fair count
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04
Iowa Elections.

CHICAGO, Mar. 4 Municipal election.
were held 10 several Iowa cities yesterday
The democrats cleaned up every thing IN
Burlington and elected the Mayor at Ce1,r
Rapids. Clinton and Fort Dodge aud the
council at Creston and Conesvile. AT Ds.,
moines anil Sioux City both parties claim
the mayorslty.
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a Defaulter.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Mar. 4.-Wiliam +
Pope. teller of the Louisville City National
Bank. a man of seeming good habits, and
frequenter of the best social circles, has sb.
seconded. An examination showed ihs,
somewhere between $40 900 and $50 600 was
missing from the banks vaults.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Mar. 4.
SENATE.


SENATE.
A resolution for taking the census in Alas
ka following special agents there 81 q day
to cover all e1penses) was passed.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
Voorhees, in regard to the lease of the fur
seal islands to the North American CONNER.
cial Company was reported back from the
Finance Committee by Mr.. Morrill, adverse
ly, on the ground that the Treasury Depart.
ment had already made the lease and that
the committee had no power to interfere in
the matter.
Mr.. Voorhees, said that from Information
in his possession ne had been led to believe
that there we're facts that bad not been
properly brought to the Secretary's atter-
ton and his object bad been to bring those
facts to the Secretary's consideration. The
committee having decided otherwise he had
nothing further to say.
Resolutions for the appointment ofseveral
additional Senate employees we're reported
from the Committee ON Contingent Expenses
and we're sg7eed to.
a bill appropriating $50, 900 for a monu-
mental column to commemorate the battle
of Trenton, N. j., ION condition that an
equal sum be contributed by the Trenton
association was passed.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consid.
GRAFTON of executive business
HOUSE.
The consideration of the Arkansas con-
tested election of Featherstone vs. Cate was
resumed, Mr.. Da'zsll, of PenBsy lvania, fax
ing the floor. The understanding being
that at the expiration of eight hours, four on
each side, the vote will be taken and the
democrat ousted and his seat given to bis
republican contestant.
In supporting the claims of the contest
ant, Mr.. Dalzall, republican from Penney
vaDa, said that in the election In the fret
district of Arkansas, Winchester rifles, re
| volvers and bowie knives had played an
important part. This district, he said, was
adjoining that in which NJ. Clayton, man
of national reputation, when in the exercise
of right which belonged to the humblest
American citizen, had been murdered in
cold blood at the very foot of the altar OF
liberty.
MIR. Crisp, of Georgia, said the counsel for
the contestant was w. w. Dudley, better
known, perhaps, as Blocks OF Five" Dudley.
It was an interesting thing to hear that no
torious gentleman discussing before the COM
| mittee on elections the Importance Of the
purity of the ballot and the necessity Of Civ
ing the voter the untrsm melled and fres
right to vote ss he pleases.
Mt Cheadle, ofIndiana, entered his protest
against the attacking of the character Of 9
man who on the field of battle had spent his
blood la the defense of his country, and
whose life, he (Mr. Cheadle) challenged
any human being to attack. applause Oh
republican sidel. Nobody on the other eide
was able to prove single charge against
the republicans of Indiana. (Renewed a2-
pleuse.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04

The RICHMOND Dispatch wants the Ia
tional government to become still more pa
triarchal and take control of all the tele
graph lines, because forty six per cent. ofthe
business OF the telegraph companies, that is,
of the messages sent over their wires, is
purely speculative, that is, relates to the pur.
chase and sale of bonds, stocks and other COM
modi les and to other transactions In which
chance or judgment, as the case may be, is
factor. In other words, the Dispatch would
break up speculation by turning the tele
graph offices over to the government. Well,
that might effect the Dispatch'S purpose in
Richmond, as that is peculiar city, but
how the Dispatch can suppose 1t would do
80 any where else. is passing strange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04

THREE MONTHS of the current session of
Congress have already elapsed, and still
the NJ. Vernon Avenue Association has not
yet prepared the bill it wants Congress to
pass, providing an appropriation for the
construction Of that avenue. Every day d
delay adds to the difficulty of getting such
a bill through, for the calendars of the two
houses will soon be SO crowded that only
the most important bills on them will have
any chance of success during the remainder
OF the long, anil 10 next winters short,
session of the present Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04

MCCABE, the negro. who fading that q
white republican was ahead of him in the
race for the governorship of the new terri
tory of Oklahoma, Ia now an applicant tor
the secretaryship thereof, says that in re-
cent interview with President Harrison on
the subject of the negroes proposed at
tempt TO make that territory negro State.
by popuatiug it with negroes from the
South. Mr.. Harrison asked him why the
negroes did not try to people southern
State ?" Mr.. Harrison, like most other
northern republicans, objects to negro com.
munities in the North, and wants them
confined to southern States. Most southern
people, on the contrary, favor negro emf
grafton from the South to the North, and
nothing would please them better than for
the negroes to have majority In north
ern State, for then northern people would
have an OF jsct lesson that would open their
eyes and induce them to change their opin-
ions of their southern fellow citizens, and to
hold the latter In better estimation than
they now do, or rather. pretend to do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04

rs Life Worth Living ?" was the inter-
estiog topic discussed at recent meeting of
leading physiciaus-Tbe verdict was that
sit depends on the liver,n or il you have
cold, or whether, You have DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Ia the house,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04

The President has approved the acs to increase
the pensions fsoldisrs and sailors who ara total
~ helpless from I'M uries received or diseases con.
tracted wilhelm the service of the United States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04

A we'll known citizen of Lancaster, Pa,
MIR. L. B. Keller, writes Having spraiped
leg OF almost thirty days Standing, and sftef
trying half deem advertised preparations
in the market without satisfactory results,
was advised to try Salvation Oh, did co. and
in less than three days my leg was all rlgn!
again. 1t did the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04

DEARDsLEY,s SHREDDED GOLDFISH in one
L pound boxes. One pound Of this fish is equal
to two pound of homeless cod. Can be prepared n
fifteen minutes For sale by
ian15 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
DEPToNIzED,ALEA AND BEEF in pint bottles
L For sale by
jy10 GEO. McBURNEf q SUN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-04

BISHOP DUDLEY, VirginlaD, but now OF
Kentucky, says "the negro Is the only possi-
bic laborer to bring out the natural re.
sources of the South" The Bishop was
never more mistaken. 80 far from the ne
gro being the only possible aborsr to bring
out the natural resources of the South
nothing is better known than the fact that
the presence of the negro In the South pre-
vents the development OF her natural re
sources By keeping out white settlers, who
will not work along side of negroes, and
who, as proved by experience, stand her
climate just as well as negroes, and whose
product, man to man, is almost twice as
much. Bishop Dudley has been corsidera-
bly, eff on the negro question for several
wears.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-20
TERRA ALTA.
Gypsy.
Correspondence of the Argus.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
j. A. Dodge and l.. p. White
made business trip to Elk Garden
yesterday.
q. Bruce Burkc, Esq, of the
Ne'c Era, spent Sunday at the
home of his parents at Rathbone.
Col. j. ID. Rigg is building a
large addition to his wooden mills.
The Creamery has shut down for
the winter.
John Zotz had n valuable cow
killed on the railroad last week.
We hope the members Of the ncx'
Legislature will conclude to give us
the Australian ballot system. It
seems to have given general sails
faction wherever it has been tried
and we would like to see it tried in
West Virginia.
The law which compels an atten-
d,reo before grand jury without
pay is certainly n very unjust one
and should be repealed. A law
which compels Il person to work for
nothing and board himself Is, to
say the least, decidedly unsalisfac-
tory.
The JoarRal correspondent from
Pleasant Hill wants to know,
where is Lew White ?" The last
account we had OF him he and ex-
Judge Henry 9. Beatty had started
for Grant county, where they had
taken contract of hnsking corn
and threshing buckwheat for Far
mer lIarman.
Nov. IS, 30. %
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School Report.

Report Of ihc Terra Alta School
i,r shc Grst m54.h, beginning tie
ooh day Of October, AID IL ling the
18th day of November 1890.
Number OF pupils cnrolled--Pri.
mary department, II; Intermediate
department., II; Principals room,
20; Total, ~
Average daily attenapncc--Pri.
mary department, 43; Intermediate
department, as; Principals room,
30; Total, ~.
Per cent Of daily attendance
Primary department, 81; inferno
diato department, %; Principals
room, 90; whole school, %.
Names of pupils neither absent
nor tardy-Primary department:
LATHE Benson, Ethel Fraley, Ced II
Groscup, Agnes Hobon, Carrie
Mayer, Oracle skinner, Otta Scha-
fer, Ora Shaw, Delsey Shaw, Lilly
Shaw, Mary Zeller, Fuller Beatty,
Frank Garner, Ernest limbaugh
Frank Hewitt, John Hoben, Clyde
Netheny, Harry Parsons, Eddie
Shaw, Don SchaefTer, Robert Up.
pole, John WEIGH; Total, %.
Intermediate dcpartmcnt;-May
Fraley, Mary Coyle, Anna Welch,
Ruth Wilburn, Beulah Fraley
Bertha Loyenstein, Charles Burke
Thornton Benson, Robert Benson
Troy Mctheney, Alexander Zellcr
Alva Shaw, Orval Shaw, Archi,
Schaeffer; Resley Rush: Total, 10
Principals room;-Emma shaw
Dora Kelley, Sadie Freeland
Blanch Rush. Bertha Spurgin, Ccci
| Carr, Clarence Metheney, Stephe,
Carr. Arthur Coyle, Charli,
limbaugh Total, 10.
Number in whole school neither
absent nor tardy, A.
NETuE HERNDoN,
EMMA ELLIOTT,
CHRISTIAN HARTMEYER
TEACHERS.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS
BRANDoNyILLg.
Correspondence Of the Argus.

Correspondence OF the Argus
Miss Mollic Kelly. of Terra Alta.
spent the Sabbath with Miss Lizzie
Riley.
Daniel Miller is taking an ex-
tended visit among his friends in
Fayette county, Pa
Mrs. o. +. Mckee is visiting the
parental roof at Listonburg, Pa.
Marshall Benson and wife re-
turned Saturday from weeks visit
to Uniontown and vicinity. They
will in all probability move to Fair
chance in few weeks.
School begins this morning-Miss
Liston, the teacher, came to town
Friday night.
Mrs. Jane Gibson, of Kingwood,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. l.. c.
iiagans, of this place.
Mrs. l.. c. Lyman, of Chicago.
who is spending year in West vir-
ginia. is with her sister, Mrs. Hyde.
Mrs. Sallie Benson moved from
the htenour Corner To the old
home farm.
DIR. Joseph Durham aud son, of
GAINESVILLE, were in town last week.
The Doctor may move to Brandon
Vile.
John Conoway has moved from
Mr.. Fixes farm, near town, to
Fayottc county, Pa, on farm
owned by the Bumgardner heirs.
Locals, and in fact almost eycry-
thing else but mud and rain, are
scarce here We have plenty Of that
and to spare.
Nov. IL, 30. GYPSY.
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HUDSON.
PAssIM ScRIBo,

Correspondence OF the Argus
As we have seen nothing in Your
valuable paper from this place foi
a good while we thought perhaps d
few lines would not come amiss.
Well to begin with our farmer's
are hustling around right lively now
to get their fail work done.
The Election news was enough to
make the Republicans hustle. They
began to think that if they did not
begin to hustle pretty soon, there
would be neither "teeCh nor toe
nails" left of them in 1892, and
the Democrats Oh! Well they are
always on the hustle.
What has become Of the oman of
Marques" any way? we havn't seen
ony Of his weakly letters in The
journal since the "olf year" election
took place. We wonder If he has
heard the news from Penn. and the
"loosier' state, as we'll as that of
"our own little Republican Noun
tain state Of w. va?
We suppose that our Republican
brethren, will say that 154 ISM
much of a majority for Democracy
TO have in the House Of Congress?
No No, ian't much daar brothron
but it is just so much that the Re
publicans will never gain control Of
it again for ages to come. If there
- any "ousting" to be done the
stream will turn and the Democrat
vii! do the ousting. Remember
dear brethren, that ats a poor rule
that wont work both ways.
Mr.. Elmer Forman OF Terra Al
Ia was in tins community last Sat
urday and Sunday. lie brought
his daughter Miss Nina down who
is to teach at Mt. Nebo this winter,
school commenced on the 18th
Sylvester Clark who has been at
the works this summer, IS visiting
the parental roof at this writing.
Rev. Hart preached at Nebo Sun
day Nov. 10, 1890.
Amos Gale and Joe Royce, OF
Friendship were in this communi-
ty OH Sunday.
DEMOCRAT.
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NEwBURG.
Nov. IS, 30.
spondoace Of the ANGUS.

Correspondence OF the ANGUS,
The Democratic Jubilee at this
place on Saturday night was a
grand success. The vor poDult
turned out en- masse, by dark the
town was full, the crowd was esti-
mated from 900 to 900, delega-
tions from GladesyIlle, Evansville,
Irondale, Austen, Maple Run and
Irontown. The Evansville Band
furnished the music. The process
sion formed in front of tine resi-
dence Of DR.. VIM. NJ. Dent. with
Captain G.. w. Lang acting ~
Marshal, and marched with flags
and transparencies to the inspiring
music Of the fife and drum, accom-
panied by the tin horn, with fire.
works Of every description. On
the hillside was bonfres that lit up
The whole town, and many OK the
houses were beautifully illumina-
ted. The number in the procession
was estimated from 300 10 400.
Never in the history Of Newburp
was there such a iolifcetion. The
shouts for braiuy Billy Wilson were
continuous. One Of the transpar.
oncies Was, "What ,oW q purity gain
III dies curry It's own county whea
II loses the chole carfh."
Senator Grimes, Of Valley, was IN
town last week. lie was rejoicing
very much over the result Of tn,
election, especially the Hon. W. J..
Wilson.
NJ r. Dent, ESQ, left for Wash.
ington, y. g., on Monday.
Oh, where Oh, where IS Bill,
Mckinley and his tariff. and wher,
viii be the r. o. p. when that grand
champion Of The peoples rights get
through with them ia 1922
) Nov ~ 1890.
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ROCKVILLE.
oorrespondence 81 the Arrus.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
The farmers in this vicinity are
very busy now shocking corn and
doing up other fall work. but the
election news knocked them all out
of time.
John A. Wolfe, that ''stalwart
Democrat" and boss of all farmers.
was up at Terra Alta couple of
days last week. lie returned Fri.
day with smile on his face milo
wide, which indicated that he had
heard the election news from Now
York and Pennsylvania US we'll as
West Virginia.
Mrs. Jesse Gallo and daughter,
Mrs. l.. b. Watts. Of Pisgah. were
visiting relatives here last week.
W. c. Gibson was up at Terra
Alta last week on business.
Jonathan Gibson and son William
were ut Morgantown a couple Of
days this week.
II. c. Forman's new house will
soon be ready for occupancy--lsaac
Forman and Adam Everly arc do
ing the carpenter work.
Republican postmasters wear faces
as long as n fence rail. which indi-
Gates that they will have "git" in
1898.
Nov. Ia. PAssIM ScRtpo
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Teachers Institute for Kingwood
District.

Owing 10 an unavoidable occur
renee the chairman of the Teach
ers Institute for Kiagwood District
was absent at the prcvi usly called
meeting, hence no Institute was
bold on that day. Hoping that
nothing will prevent the teachers of
the district from attending, Sltur-
day, Nov. %, at 2. p. m. has been
set for a meeting of the Institute,
at the school building in Kingwood
As most schools are nov begun,
it is hoped all teachers, and-olhers
who can, will he Interested and at
tend. Respectfully.
G. 4. CRIcAET. Chairman.
ID. McRa, Cor. Sec'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-11-20
Registered Poland Chlnas.

offer for sale q fine lot Of Poland
China pigs Of both sexes, or in
pairs not akin. They arc sired by
Prestly Vol u, fine show hog
and by Black Diamond Vol. IL,
who took sweepstakes prize at all
the leading fairs Of South Eastern
OHIO and at Wheeling. Their dams
Oracle Vol IS and Pearl Corwin
Vol. 10 have no supcrior5 in W. Va
These hogs are all Of The best stock
known to the breed. We furnish
pedigroes with every sale. None
but animals Of high merit sold. For
particulars call on or address,
H. j.. CARROLL,
Masont0wn. vs. Va.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF PRESTON. S.;

Alta County Court held for said County, at the
Courthouse thereof on the sth day Of October,
1890
on the Petition u tho follows g named par
ties, 10 Is ordered that Sec. 2, Chap. % Of the
Code VI w. Vs., Jroyiding foi fine for Hunt
i1a etc, on anOthsrs lands be made operative
aud applicable TO ali the land owned by the
petitioners herein fter named after publishing
and posting this order as required by law.
s. NJ. METHRNY,
w q. GIBSON,
AUGUSTINE WOLF,
X. r. JENKINS.
LEWIS EYERLY,
JONATHAN GIBSON,
LEWIS SOyEKNS,
LEVI GKEATHOUSE,
II r. SMITH,
j. X. NIL.
~ g. JENKINS,
ADAM ENEKLY,
ELISHA JENKINS,
EBBNEZER GRAHAM,
LEVI GALE,
AZARBBL GALE.
JNO. r.. GRAHAM,
ELLIOTT JENKINS,
WM. ~. JENKINS,
ROLLk JENKINS.
JANIS GIBSON.
JOHN METHENY,
". A. RINGER.
J. N. GRAHAM.