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First Publication Oct. II.
SUMMONS.

P. .N-= HAHN| NE.. ..HH e#1trHWsN. &tHH.4ag. yr-Ea.
state of North Dakota In District Court
County Of Nc Lean. i Sixth Judicial yistric !.
Tue Plano Manufacturing Company, Plaintiff
VS.
Martin Tl.on. pson and Julius Mikalson,
defendants.
The state OF >orth Dakota to The Above
Named Defendants:
You alc htrely summoned to answer the
omplalnt III ,hisa action and. to serve q copy. of
answer .llrOnt e subscriber within thirty
days after the service of this summons upon
YOU exclusive III the day or servire; and In case
III your failuleto appear or answer. judgment
will be taken against you by default for tile re.
icf demal ed III the complaint.
.tn,tr,t at ia 90. North Dakota, this soth day
Of July A. d. 1902.
Post Office address. Rooms IA, Is, 1G,
Edwards Building, Fargo, Nh.
To the above named Defendants and each of
you:
Take notice that the complaint In the above
entitled action WAS filed III the Office OF the
cler. OF the distr riot court at Washburn on the
18th day of September, 1902.
Turner and Lee,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Fargo, Nj ID.
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Authorization to do Busiuess.
! 7. easurY Department

OFFICE CT CoMPTRoLLE. OFTAEGURRENcY.
WA5HlSGroN. D. u. JULY2 9, 1872.
WHEAREAS. iy satisfactory evidence pre-
sented TO the undersigned IT has been made to
sim, in the Villa 9 Of WashJurn. ii the county
OF Mel can. and state of North Dakota, has
complied with all the provisions of tile Statutes
with before an association shall be authorized
30 commence the business of Banking:
Now THEiiEFORE, I, William b. Ridgely,
G ssaf sTGe Fi Gst Sa aorrsn Byni .eo q heWgs asyhS seisi, =
In the Yillageof Was4burn, county Of Mclean.
and state q North Da ota, is authorized to
commences % ttf business g. Ia banking MIN as provided
the Revised Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony wherein witness my hand and
seal Of office this ss M e! R SIX Gf Ivy l+os,
(sEAL) Comptroller Of the Currency.
First Publication Oct. 4
ORDER HEADING PETITION FOR.
SALE OF LAND.
state, Of North Dakota IN Connty Court
County Of Mclean Before Hon. +: A.Llmb
In the Matter Of the Estate of John Park. De-
ceased.
jay Park, Petitioner
F.B. Park ct al Respondent
Order Hearing Petition for Sale OF Lard.
On readlnS and filing the petition o! Jay Park
Administrator setting forth the amount Of per.
Sunal estate that has come to his hands, and the
disposition thereof, the amount of debts out
Standing against salt deceased. and the ex-
penseS Of administration. a description OF all the
real estate OF wnici SAIL deet aSed died sized,
and the cOntlltloil and value of the respective
portion thereof: and praying tiat license be to
sim granted to scl.tne following described lana
belonging 10 the estate OF sal. Join Park. de-
ceased to-Wit: West i.nlt WV, of SOlt!l-west
quarter Wa OF section T'i!ree(3) and South
east QuaIterO of South east quarter tSeA of seq
OF Section -Four az and the NOrth-t asst quarter
ol Northeast quarter (nelA of neA)SectiOn Nine
(9) all OF $50. range 20.
And iC appearing ny salu petition, that there
Ia not sufficient money OF personal estate in the
hands of SAID Jay Park to raid UeDtS and chat II
is necessary, ia order to pay the same to sell
sgid real eState:
II is Therefore Ordered that t @ said petition
be heard and considered ny the judge OF the
county Court OF the said county of Mclean al
the court roums Of said court. in the county
court house, in the village Of ashburn in said
county on the Sixth uay OF November A. ID.
1902, at 10 O'Clock III tile forenoon of said day.
1t Is Further urded, that all persons interes=
ted in said estate, appear before the Juuge O1
this court at said time and place, and then and
there show cause. If any there be, why said pc
titiOn Should not he granted.
By the. Court,
(sEAL) f.. A. LAMB,
Judge.
Dated the 2srd day of september AID. 1902,
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state OF North Dakota. County of Mclean IS
VI. vail or any other interested party:
You will please TAX notice that tile tract Of
ian.l herein ttter described and which was as
e,sed in your name for taxation for the year
~ was IN on thu 9Th day al December, 1880
.iy snil to L. l.. BriSekcr ut the delinquent
* sale hell the N nler provided by law.
sus ne unpaid taxes for the year lS9S, and later
a the 18th day Of S -It. 1902 tile certificate OF
Az Issue ut said sale was duly assigned to
liam B.i)p i:las and the time for redemption
rom said sale will expire on tie 18th day of
W ! ttfy. 1893
Description of land: Eas of hc1A and eAs OF
"a of >erti ~ 10 township t43, .ange so.
A.li'dllt s"lu lor,;:. $3.50. ......... > 70 ,n
amount require to edyem IS Ga
Ant you are HEREBY notified. that unless you
e leem said land from said Slle before the eX.
'iraion Of til, time for REDEMPTION by payment
fthe amount above stated and the costs, in
GLIDING interest and penalty accruing, u deed
thereof sill issue to the holder uf the tax sale
certificate.
Witness my hand and official seal this 10th
day of October A, u. 1902. &
(SeaD August 4. johnson,
County Auditor.
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Dated the 2srd day
First Publication oct 9TH

First Publication Oct 4th n
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Bismarck, n. Oak. Sep. Is, 1902.
Notice is hereby, given tthat. the following
named settler has filed notice 'ofih her intention to
make final proof II support 81 her, claim, and
U, 8. commissioner at w%ashburn, n. p on
November II, 1902, viz: $" 1870 y 5e2'
for The ;sn 81 sv Nn5s h Of sWA and nv1 sax
Of section Q, range "a township IA. -. e,.iav
She nsmesthe following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and, cultivation
Of saldlahd. VIZ:
Alfred LsdhOlm, Peter Iiber;: Jacob Lnthan-
der; and Charles SwensOn all Of BastO, ND. :
A.G, McGillivray, slz>tf''
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FIRST Publication Nov, 1 1907.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,

Department. Of tho Interior,
United States Land Office. bismarck. N. d.
October %. 1902.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of her intention to
make final proof in support Of her claim and
that said proof will he made; before Peter 4.
Schmidt, clerk of the district Court Mclean
county. N. D., at Washbnrn. on 6tl
1902, VIZ:
olive staley. formerly Olive Falkenstein,.
FOR lot 8 section 8. lot 6 and Z VIZ nw4 of see
ton TO- township 147. range 81, ~
She names the following witness to prOve:har
continuous residence upon and, cultivation Of
said land viz:
RID: Ward. Bruce Smith, Frank Tower, Of
Coal Harbor, ND. andJohn Il. Mann. Of Han
cock, N, n.
A:.G. MceG,iivray,
RegiSter.
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Taken up-One bay mare about
3 years old, branded Y on left
shoulder with tight rope aaound
neck. Sec. 7-145-oO.
John Koenig, Washburn.

The three men confined in the
county Jail charged with the muir
Of Jones were given their prelim
mary hearing to day before justice
Reed. They waived examination
and were bound over to the dis
trict court without bail.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

IN NOs
Department OF Tile Interior.
United States Land Office, Bi ,marck, N. u.
October l6. 1902.
A sufficient con' est affidavit having been file,
in this office by carl Hissil & Contestant. againsi
homestead entry No. 1869 made November II.
1899, for the swh Of section 81, Township lM.
range &c. by Peter FiOrell, contestee. in whir
1t Is ale .ed that said eltryman, Peter FlDrell
has wholly %alMnduned said land .ol more thai
six months last past; that he has never estab.
lished a bOni fde residence thereun: that h.
has failed to Improve and cultivate said and a
fed to appear respond and offer evidene,
touching ssiid allegation at 10 go'cldck:a q M. o.
December q. 1912, before J. e. Davis, Notary
Bubble at e oedrleh :; Pr, ian L.that.ips thear-
hgt;xiajpe held q. ny Icleeks Y: m ,o9s sOecelRbe
the United States Land 0ilice in Bismarck NJ
diasaEs, 3is4,Ict. ia isos. sat. fp adiSs f Rt3se wh aa
;sh d 'tSsf sfter G 4 personal a se ~
Of this notice can not be made, 1t Is herel,
ordered and directed that such notice beseive,
bYa m Se,T proper publication; y
FNsyaa 81 ~" oA11s sRsaaiss9.: 81
lHlJf yaI iii w S VI .ssHs " ngF :
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NoTSfCEFOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the interior, ss it..AS
Land. o lice at Bismarck, N. q. Oct. i6, 1907
Notice Is hereby. given that the following
named settler has fled notice CT isintentt0n1 e
that said proof win be male before E. a. Lamb
U. s.. Commissioner. ak Washburn. MD. on
November, q, 1902 ..viz; III "a ahsss
.S5s Ellen DanielsOn,E fff!s4gas5ss
for the 81 Gf neAS& nj Of SEX OF section 8
She names Che following Witnesses TO. prove
her continuous residence upOn and cultivation
Axsi Johnson, Alfred Swanson and Jacob
iL~llthandef, OF Conkiing. N. D,.8 Aug. ~ John
SOL, Seefa W'a aaldat' y + hcc,,,,vrav
Oct Is st Register.
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branded half circle n'E' on left
shoulder. Range Sec. 26-147-78.
20. address, Harvey, N. d.
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First Publication Oct. 10.
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.

ftl.H EllSl INUllCdIlUu OCts TO- ~. "
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Land Office at Bismarck Nd, Oct, 12. 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the f%nlllwing-
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention to
make final COMMITTED proof in support Of his
George X. Shaw. Jr:. U. 5. commissioner, at
Kings store In the village of Denloff. N. D.. on
december list, 1902, viz: At
Charles A.. Fenton, II. E. No. 129Os.
for the 81 nwA and lots 8 and 4in section 4,
township 146. range ~. s
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz:
Thomas Guilexson. George Butts, d. n. Moore
and Thomas BurOis, ALI Of DcnlOff, MI
A, q. Mctiillivray,
Register. d
Fist publication Oct. 18
NOTICE. OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Land Office At Bismarck, il. D.
October II, 1902.
Notice is. hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his intention t ,
make final proof In support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the clerk Of
Bentley. N. Dak.. on November 20, 1902, viz:
Harry N. Ellis. of E!ensler. N. oak.
or the wa neN & nh SEA, section II, township
l4a. n of range SO W. Of 9th p. M.
He names the following witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
has, W. Smith, Moses Hyatt. John ponahey
and Byron Ellis all 81; Sanger; ION. b.. (
Register. ,
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

Land once at Bismarck, N. Oak. Oct. 81, 1902
Notice Is hereby given that the following
make insI proofia support, 81 Ills claim. and
that said proof will be made before e. A. Lamb,
Us. Commissioner at Washhurn, N. Dak. on
N.Y. = 80 John; Plat nahnn,
for the e1f ofseh and lots 2 81 Of section IS.
twp. Is. range 9. ....;.s -.
continuous residence {, ap0n and 'clltlv tioD Of
safdFland viz: .
Samuel Faicone7. Charles Danielson Of Fai.
coner, y. y. and Daniels Williams and DANES
Edwards. Of. PaintedwO0dg. 5n n X Z. I
Oct ess-st. .. ID IT. IS II Register i !
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Start Your Journey Right

By seeing that your ticket reads
avia Wisconsin Central Ry. Daily
trains leaves Minneapolis and st
Paul at convenient hours for Man
itowoc. Milwaukee and Chicago,
where direct connections are made
with eastern and southern lines.
\ Folders and further information
from nearest ticket agent or j. s
Pond, Gen. Pass, Agt., iMilFwau-
kee. Wis .
!, y = 6 = 4 4
: Taken up August 2!h st two
J. horses; one sorrel gelding brand
ed IS" on left thigh; one brown v
mare branded the same;
Sam Z,ngg,, Hanice66tck;. N. D."
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Straved.
For Sale.

(, Seasoned cottonwood and dia-
mond willow posts also 5000 feet
of good dry cottonwood lumber.
Bigler Bros.
Conkling, n. D.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Matter OF. the Estate Of John Park,
Notice is hereby given by The undersigned
Jay Park Administrator Of the Estate
of Mclean and state of North Dakota,
deceased, : to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims ,ga!nst said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first publication. Of
this notice. to said Administered r at the Office
OF James T McCullOch in the Village, Of Wash
burn, Mclean county North NakOta. a*H .s3gs
Dated this 10th day of September, 1902.
JAY lark.
Admin ,trator o, the Estate Of John Pafk,
Deceased. At
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS CON.
MUTATION PROOF,

-, /, MUTATION PROOF.
Land Office at Bismarck. N. OAK,
Oct. %. 1902. u
named settler has filed notice
of his Intention to make; final proof in support
Of his claim. and that said proof will be made
before +. A. Lamb, u. 8, Commissioner at Wash
burn, N. Oak, on November 18th. 1902, viz:
Martin j. Stranjard,
for the neA of section 10. Twp. l46, n. Of range
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon n cultivation
of said. viz.
August Anderson. Ole Fa'kcstad, Carl A.
N,,Dak.
Oct. 25-6t Register.
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y, one ief grey mare, weight about. 1850 scissor
brand o., oa, Iefs s RSn,de}Heas ~ y'Y Sgsn s9it; o 9ee a 9ey
mare weight about 1,4o0. old wire cut nn!ieft
\ leg, no brand:, one black llepse, Weight aRY!,G
1000 Branded CS on HGlt, hip and rs GR rtgns,
brant on left. shoulder M left hip. Came to
my place section 2Oet+7f n. J4lya*s: & ~ 4
a. Fair Lineplh, Il .ifak. ss,i ~ n 4!
9aSt SO II ~. u Nhif = " a' II
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E#tfH- ar.sA - M 40 te--1a'sHHY .L Eit- r
First Publication Oct. IS, 1902
f SHERIFF'S SALE.
State o. North Dakota
County Of Mclean SIS
y. j. Delaney, Plaintiff.
David H. Walter Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF an
execution to me directed and delivered. and
now in mvh hands !. sued ont of the Clerks Of
fee Of the Sixth judicial Distric Court, State OF
North Dakota. in and for the County of Nc
Lean. upon a JUDGMENT rendered in said Court
in favor OFF. j. DELANEY. Plaintiff. and agalnsd
David IL. Walter, Defendant, | have leviei
upon the following described Real Estate of sail
defendant tO-wit:
Soutll-w west quarter (swA) Of section twenty
s(20), township one hundred al d fOrty-etght
Qis), range seventy five (75l. And that 1 shall
on Wednesday the 3rd day Of December a. y.
1872. at W O'Clock p. M. Of said day at the
front door of the Court House at Washtuln.
N. D.. IN said county and state. proceed to Sell
the right, title and Interest OF the above anne
David H,.Walter III; andgt0 the above described
property 70 satisfy said Judgment and costs
amounting t0-Qne hundred and sixty;.tWO dqllafs
and aeighty-etgnt cents, together withsa all acs
crNing costs d sale. and interest on the same
from the 9Th day Of October 1902, at the rate Of
2 per cent per annum, at Public Auction. to. the
highest bidder for cash.
Allan Mcdonald g. 4re. Sc
4 ! Sheriff 0fF Mclean County,
I fG. X. Shaw. Plain lf,ss Attorney. w.
Dated at Washburn this 18th day of October,
1902,
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FARM BUILDINGS.

-TTAas is the season Of prairie
fires, and 1T stands you in hand
to have your farm buildings
insured. See f. e. Funk, at
First National.
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Allan MCDONALD,
sheriff q Mclean CoqntyN y
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
TIE Negro as a Factor.

Attorney Thomas L. Jones delivered
a very able address on last Sunday af
teTnOon before the Secular League 5I6
9th street. northwest MIR. w. H..
White presided. The opening address
was made by DR.. Crawford one of the
ablest writer's and thinkers in this
country. After which Mr.. Zones was
introduced and for twenty five minutes
had kept his hearers interested. He
spoke of the valor, the wealth aud the
power OF the negro. The subject of his
address was: The CoIored american
as a Factor in Our National Life" At
the conclusion of Mr.. Jones' address,
DR.. Crawford whose name has frequent
Iy appeared in the daily papers as a
writer and thinker, called the attention
of the President to the presence of Mr..
w. Calvin Chase, who was asked to
make a few remarks to Mr.. jenes' pa
per and after he concluded he was IN
vited to read paper Sunday January
IS, 1903 The subject of his paper will
be The New Citizenship. Addresses
" ere also delivered by Geh. Blrney,
Dr. Crawford and many others.
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The Officer Convicted.

Kate Acres, colored, who was assault
ed on august nth last by officer Robt.
Morris, who after her arrest, charged
her with aSSulting him and disorderly
conduct was tried in the United States
branch Of the Police Court. The evi
dence disclosed the fact that Kate
Acres was passing throus h an alley
between | and X streets, northwest,
on the nth day Of August 1902. and
the officer thought that she was disor-
derly and placed her under arrest, in
doing SO he choked her, aud placed
the nlpperS on her wrist in such a
manner and use such violence until
she resisted arrest, whereupon he took
his black jack and struck her a blow
upon the top of her head knocking her
to the ground, where she remained un-
conscious until CT IL ems came TO her re-
| llei. She was sent to the hospital and
the next morning was brought TO the
court charged with disorderiy conduct
aud aSsaultlng the officer, who made
the arrest. She was represented by
Lawyer Peril w. FrisbY and acquitted
OF both charges, wneTeupon she SWore
out warrant for Officer Robert Morris,
charging him with assault upon her.
| OtH Hcer Morris was tried and convicted
before Judge Ivory q. Kimball and
fined, and warned in making arrests.
that the black jack and baton should
not be used except IN defense of the
officers person.
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tions to Washington. D. c., and lay
the same before their late comrades in
arms.
Preambles: - Whereas, negroes,
both as lavrs and freedmen, did will
ingly enter into the armed service Of
the Colonies which eventually became
the United States of America, and as
such did heroically fight in all the
wars of this country since it's eStab-
hshment, and whereas, since their
emancipation, Jsnuary I, 1868 they did
vo unteer by tens of thousands and
were received and fought ValientlY the
Ner of secession, and whereas, surviv-
ing negro soldiers of the war OF 1861
6s have been denied registration as
voters, even on the grounds of being
honOrably discharged Union soldiers,
they and their defendants, the ex-
soldiers of the was OF 1865 and our
sons, and the ex-sOldier of the Span
ish American war, b cause of the in
justice done TO their Compatriots IN
arms, do therefore, petition the Grand
Army of the Republic, in their sessions
of October the 9Th, 1922, Of their en-
csmpment at Washington, D. c., to
take aggressive steps TO right the
wrong, unjustly practlced against the
defenders Of the Union, law abiding
and industrious citizens.
We are urged 10 this course by the un-
Jusr methods against US, due largely
TO color. Ex Confederate soldiers and
their defendants enjoy all privileges
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er. on Washington street. Bylaws
were adopted, and the directors pro-
ceeded to elect the officers of the bank
as follows: w. E. Molison, president;
Wesley CraytoR, vlce-presicent. who de.
clined on account of pressure Of private
business, and on his motion DIR. E. A.
Williams was elected vice-president;
Taylor q. Ewing, Jr., was elected sec
retary, and w. T. Jonzs, treasurer. An
executive committee. consisting OF
Wesley Crayton, r. F. Lacey, J. r.
Spencer, L. ". w. MaRaway, W. R.
Springer, Mrs. w. c. Wallace, MrS.C.
NJ. Allen and the executive officers,
was elected.
The books Of subscription were Cd.
sned, and it is calculated that the
| bank Will be ready to do business BY
the trst of December. 1t is under
stood that the stock, which is fixed AT
ten thousand dollars, has already been
asked for.
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reception and entertainment to the
grand officers, delegates and visiting
friends under the auspices Of Cleaners
Household truth, No. s., at Har
monte Hall, Wednesdays sessions,
morning and evening, will be devoted
TO business discussion and Thursday
will be called the New En5land dem
onstratlon day and the principal feat
ure Of the day will be tine grand pa
rade.
All lodges, P. q. Masters council
are invited to participate. The parade
will form on GOffe street at IL O'Clock
and move at one p. m, over the fol-
lowing route: From Coffee to Orchard,
10 Henry. to Dixwe!l avenue, to Broad
way, to York, 10 Chapel, TO Church,
to City Hall, TO be reviewed by his
honor, the mayor. and city officials.
out to Church, to Whitney avenue, TO
Trumbull, to Orange. 10 Edward ald
cOuntermarCh down Orange TO Crown,
TO Church. 10 Meadow, to the Second
Regiment armory, where the parade
will be dismissed.
At the Armory there will be Grafton
exercises and Rev. William A. Credit,
ID. ID P. Y F., Of Philadelphia, Pa.
will deliver one of the orations, and
George Wilde, the grand secretary oil
the order IN Eng gland, who is the fra.
ternal delegate TO the convention.
Music will be by the Second Regiment
Band. The evening event Thursday
Will be the grand reception and prone.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
TO GEORGIA REPUBLICANS.
A Reception Given by the Register
Of the Treasury.

A Reception Given by the Register
Of the Treasury.
Mr.. w. A. Pledger. chairman Of the
republican committee of Georgia, and
Mr.. John II. Deveaux, secretary ofthe
committee and collector of the port OF
Savannah, were rendered a reception
last Tuesday evening by Mr.. Judson
w. Lyons. register of the treasury, at
the latter's home on 7 street. TIE aft
air might be themed a stag party, there
being no ladies in attendance. Prof.
c. NJ. Hershaw presiding as a toast
master
The guests included Robert Smalls,
South Carolina; J, {. Dancy, North
Carolina; John P. Green, Ohio; Z. E.
Cooper and William Henry Smith,
Washington; R. NJ. Thomson, Indiana;
T. NJ. Dent, Georgia; B. NJ. Shark, o.
hio; DR.. w. +. Mark and g. H. Hol.
Inns, North Carolina; D. H. Mason
New York; Justice Terrell. Washing
ton; Robert Harlan, Ohio; Cyrus F
Adams. Illinois; James B. Deveaux
Georgia; Thomas H. r. ClarKe, Wash
ington, Arthur Brooks, Roscoe Conk-
ling Simmons and L. NJ. Hershaw.