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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16
Orphans Court, Alexandria County.

Orphans Court, Alexandria County,
February Term, 1888.
VOHN p. DULANY, Guardian OF John u. De Butts
% Orphans. submitted to the Court his first &C..
count guardian aforesaid with the vouchers in sup
port thereof which account is received, and will be
allowed aud recorded, unless cause be shewn to the
contrary, before the first Monday in April next;
Of which all persons interested concerned will take
notice. copy Test: A. MOORE,
feb l6-wow Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16
DAVID s. JONES'S OFFICE,

HHrTISUHOUIB, VIZ
Orders for tickets shares and packages, in this Lot
terry enclosing the cash. will receive the most prompt
attention, if addressed as above. Agents ordering
tickets in the above scheme will be CO. sdered posi-
tive sale, and charged accordingly at scheme price
DAVID S. JONES, Manager.
February IS, 1885,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16
For Rent,

FOr NGNI,
6sa.A The BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
Rsss. he Lot adjoining, Henry street, now oeeu
pee oy Mr.. Joseph Davis. The rent will be NODE
rate. and possession given on the LIST Of February
,an4 W. FOWLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16
Glover Seed.

AOn Bushels fresh Cloverseed. for sale by
IUD MARI 9. Ms s. II. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16
804 Prizes-4O, 900 Tickets sl20 600
Tickets s. 90; halves 2 90; quarters 90.

Tickets s. 90; halves 90; quarters 90.
Mole Of Draining:
The An a0O ticket, are mImpeIed from I to 40 0GC
inclusive On the day of drawing the whole OF the
numbers will be put into Wheel and all the prizes
into another; the numbers will be drawn alternately
FIRST the number and then the prize, until all the prizes
are draw. Prizes payable in cash sixty DAYS after
the drawing subject to the usual deduction OF ID pei
cent
ricketts, shares and packages, to be had in the great
est variety, at ,,o.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16
PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Or;lg Paper IS per annum. Country paper 80.
For PORTLAND.

* The schr, PEMBROKE, Capt. Gray, c
y Ike 500 barrels on freight to Portland or Ia
FSij Applyto y c,zENovsE & Co.
mar II U N-N" " - -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

HsRa.-Ofa all ~ passions wsiA which
a.. = eedowsd BY tAs beee6eeae hsess
.of every exalted virtue, nooe I believe,
ihas contributed - much 10 his happiness
lac hope; ~for life, void df ell hoPe, vosld
he = ksevy asl q isielsss shiag, very liz
It3s dssiss6ss, pssaeps hardly . - basne.'
lHope accoaqasiss -, lihs ID divias su-
|sAss, ftoneksldhssa, tAsssghsN ~ vieis-
|s;en6ss e ~, and ssvsf 1ssakss -,
Ieseoel wboo - weokasss e 0as CO.
|psls i - give way - sAe demon oe -
|spais.
Doss he sable clssd &c. bstsseprsss
|hsavy upoa ~, and eavsQ - u he
|pall q 11versisyf Hope eaabsss - eDsss
|throseh ~ gleso, ~ sass q salvsaiss,
sd rsooies u asticipaasd deoisesaace.-
Do billows e trouble soil beasasA go
|fsst, ard - ~ - thswsao1a q beia0n
swallowed ~ u - vassax efasafaic-Aees
|b0eys - uP, ass1ages esse gSss4. dsspslla
the cloud, Add pssrces heavsa. To tes
aged, the afI]ictsdand ths dyiag, Il affords
i halay CORDIAL; and while faith eaa-
hlss them to - ~ elesiss o(the pgsmis-
ID lad, hope laye hoia e IL sa(eaing
beauties, apeoads thsm before their easap-
|tused vDsioe and bosks them IN she haasss
at anticipated hiss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

fesmer lover. He, heweses, persisted
10 his suit. he se1icited not her tea-
desness but her eseeea. He va ~
listed BY hss eeevietiea q his werth,
and sease e hee own destitute and
dependent silsatien, Tor she was egis-
t,n9 on the kandoess of her ftieadA-
In . wssd, BE 1t lssgth ssecse6sa n
gaiaisg her hsad, thoagh with lie CO..
e0n assusasce that hoe heart Was n
Others.
He took her with him to Sicily, 10
ping that a-chaags Of scene @gA weas
out the se0embFance q easly wees--
She was IN amiable and exeaelasy
wife, and made IN effort 70 BE a happy
one; but nothing could core the silent
aud devousisg melancholy that had en-
tered into her very sosl She wasted
away into aslow bse hspelem decline,
and at length snnk into the grave, the
victim Of broken heart
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

" DlLHORN, respectfully inforuD
" the citizens Of RichmooA aid Vi
cinity, that he Ia cooosaceA ~ has
making business, on Maia strest, one door
west al. Blocks and opposite Eli Brewa's
store, and from hin exper,esce and oppor-
tuniGiss Of being acquainted With the bu-
siness be hopes TO merit shAss Of Tie pub.
he patronage. He viii keep on hand N
assortment Of meas and boys fashiosable
and plain castor and roran haAs, which ~
viii aell - - roasoanble eoens - ca -
purchased in tAeplace. Furs, lamhs wosl.
and approved cosstry Produce will be t.
ken in exchange for hats.
Rieh0osd, April 9th, 161A u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

SWMo'LL TUnx TINE GnaND STOu1.
When | was . little boy, ] rcme@-
Der one cold winters day, I was &C.
|costed BY . smiliag maa with IN axe
ON his shoulders. MY pretty boy
said he, has your father = grinslstone r
|.Yes, SIR said I. sYour are = tine it,
tie fellow said he, will you let me
grind my axe - itF Pleased with
his compliment Of ice little fellow,' g
yes, SIR ] answered, 1T 10 down in the
|shop;' sand will you, ny u,an, said he,
tapping me on the head, get little
hot waterr How coald I refuse! ]
ran aud soon brought = kettle fall.-
|'llsw Old are you, aud what 10 yoer
uane,' cootinued he, without waiting
for . reply. lam sure yea are one q
the finest lads that ever I have seen,
viii you just turn a few ssinueesr-
Tickled with this Aaetery like a little
fool went 10 work, anl bitterly did ]
rue the day. IL was a new axe, and ]
toiled and tugged till l was aloost tir-
ed to death. The school bell rang,
and could not get away; my hands
were blistered, and it was not half
ground. At length, however, the axe
was sharpened, and the man turned 70
me with now you little rascal, you've
lp;ayed the truant, scud 10 school Or
i ou'll rue it. Alas! thought /, it was
hard enough to turn the grindstone
this cold day; now to be called little
rascal was too much. It sunk deep
in my mind, and l have often thought
Of it since.
When / have seen . man Of doubt
fal character. patt;ng = girl on TIE
cheek, praising her sparkling eye and
ruby lip, aud giving her n ely squeeze:
beware my girl, thought ], OF you will
find to your sorrow, that you have
been turning grindstooe for q villain.
When ] see . uvan hattesing the
people, making great professions Of At
tach@ent 10 liberty, who is in private
life a.tyrant, methinks, look ost, good
people, that fellow would Get you to
tsfaiag grindstooe.
When I see q man holding . fat of
Gee sounding the shssn on ths bosden
% call the PeoPSe to support The man
lon whem be dePeads 81 his oekee;
/! veil, thinks ], 10 wonder the man Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

CousaxINc.-Apo poor eoUasry aiaisses
lately arrived At Besaoa, {Masa) asd
Immediately repaired to he heuse a .
relative, . lady who had aarried . mer-
chant a that city. The parties wsse giad
to sc him, aud invited him % make their
house his home, ~ he declered hin inssn-
ton Of remaining in the city but . dav or
two. The husband Of the lady, anxious
to show attention to q relative and friend
of his wife, took the geatleman's horse 70
q livery stable kept in Hanover ssrsse and
had it put up there. Finally, tho visit
became visitation, and the msrchaat e.
ter . lapse Of eleven days, found that b.
sides lodging AID boarding the gentlemea,
u pretty considerable bill had run up at
the livery stable. Accordingly he went
to tho man who kept the stable, sod told
him, when the eentlemaa took bio hsrse
he would pay the bill "vssy suod, !" sssd
the stable keeper, 81 understand you."
Accordingly, in short tame, tho csuntry
gentleman went 70 The stable, and ordered
his horse to b got ready. The bill az
course was presented. ssOh - said the gen.
slsoan, ssAor. % and %, ny relation will
pay THE" avery good, err" sa;d the
seable kesper, aplssse % get an order
fto0 Ms.-; il will Be- he same ~
he aossy." Ths honss was put up q
gaia, and down went the country gsaele-
aaa to tie Loag Wharf, whsse the usss.
chant kept. "Wsll. }" said -, ~ saeeieg
now." "Are ysU," said he oeechasl,
"wsll, god b. s;s." "well about ny
lesss, IL aaa ays the hill ouse b paid
far ~ ksspiag." ~Wsil, Fsuppose skacs
Ill night cir" "Yes-well.bue-yos
heow dat I 80 year wifs,s eoss;s.."
Yss," ai1 ~ osscAaaa, ~ know that
yeu are, ~ r0be A~s1 lyssr Asrseis."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

THE Subscriber hes ja.st receive4 . -
II asd beautifal assoTtmoot II FANCY
ARTICLES, SsLvnawAn1, JBsgQkAv. &ge.
ceosiuaingiap part Of waeches, cAalas, seals,
keys, silver table 81 tea spooas, poaeoa
10. thiabass. hssssa Pias, fsepr-sines ser-
drsps, gsasi eAaias. pocket pists1a. Ros~
cussioe caPs, pocket ceopaases. pocket
books, fasey aad sasG boHes. speetacles,
evsr-Peisesd Pessils, erayees. bras aad
steel Deas pes - pscbse halves. boa1s.
sasess, wassaaes1 q tAo bose Qoalisy, ADo
Also, Q haa6ooOe s1sboaaor 0aot1o ssOo
piece, (sixtesa Aaga,) III q which si1 b.
cold It email pro<t. Waachss asd clock
repaired o. the sAostese Detice.
&c. FERGUSON.
Richmeod, Aug. Nth, lo99.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

a rToaxKy 81 CogSs0aea AZ Law. Aas-
"A Ing pssnassasiy Bssnes1 hiase6 il
RsoAoseA. rsapessfslly isfbsns ~ psAoic
|tAaa ~ vim hitheslly a4AeoA - allba1iaoos
|tAa& ~ nay - eserasteA With u IL lie
of Ais pro69naiso. He will roGulasay q.
tsod ~ Cifcuie eourts - Wayae, 0aioo.
FayeGes, 1sah, Delaware, 0sosy. -
Ra.dolpA ceasAie.
March 2, lisa. 8
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

1UC 4O0s
THE subscribers uo1er the krm q
= GaovEa 4 WsEGsAMs, Aave com0enc.
ed the FOUNDRY DUSLeESS. il
Rich0ood, 1nliana. Whoro Shoy have -
hAaa n aseort0eUt Of PLOUGH ane
MIL CASTINGS, AJNDZRONE, Re.
They are massfaetsriag and Win keep
constantly for sale pleaghs Of The osst aP-
proved patterns ana of The bsst materials.
An articles usually cast 1t such an estab-
lisA0ent, made On short 0otice. II good
ma2esials aoA workmea with . correct
kaowls1ge Of the business will secure css-
ton We With eoo6asoce selisit psblic pat
roaage. These whe wieh to estaia eaat-
isgs froo any pattern, Or pleaghs of gssa
qsality. are respectfully invited 20 call.
An orders tha.kfuily received and prompt
" attesdsd to.
E. GROVER.
A. WILLIAMS.
yansasy 18Th. 1883. 3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

II Is generally thought that seden-
!tary habits and pursuits are the pre-
Idisposing causes Of Dyspepsia. and q
all lingering aud tosmenfing aaectieaa
and disease, which oflsn reader life q
burthen toits AFFECTED possesssr. Bat
thi. is not trae. Where shall We 6nd
a more easy, comfortable and health.
fnl being in existence, than the almost
|unmovi0g aud immoveable occupant
|of his great arm chair, whether be be
Dutch, English OF Yankee? He scarce
|ly goes beyond the area Of occupied
by his chair, his table aud his bed; and
|yet he is healthy and happy, because
his miad is undistempered, cheerful
and at ease. Ay, there's the seat Of
the difficulty. Bodily activity and la
Dor, without 4 cheerful mind and Joy
GUS spirits, are Of little avail in the
preservation Of health.
The wise man said-"A mercy
heart doeth goo1 rs a medicine; but a
broken spirit drieth the bones"
"A merry heart maketh a cheerful
SVousTAsssGCS Uus ~ SOssOw - sss@
heart the spirit 10 brokeD."
Again, the son Of Sirach a.
The gladness Of the heart The life
Of man, and the joyfalness Of . ma"
proleugeth his days.
|sI.ove thine swu soul, end comfort
thy heart; drive sorrow Car from thee /;
lor sorrow hath killed many, and there
is 10 profit thereia."
Such 10 The oystesieUs ceaaectiea
ofmind aad body, that TIE one ssidset.
y affects he other; aud no ssostal
constitutes is Proof against The dissas-
esef a Aiste1Pcsed mind. The isdi-
vidual whether aaa q wessaa, vho u
fretfal, peevish, melancholy, FAULT nd-
ing, add habitaally given T. ce@PIaie,
ing and rePining, i not eely dysPsPtic,
sickly, aud WRECKED, but 10 also m IN
grateful and impious accuser II Prov.
idencc and Of Heaven. Il u 10 this
way, that people sometiases become
self made lunatics, and are thas prspa.
red for the comsnission of crimes, even
Of suicide and ofmurder.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

THE usasrsigssd isforns his ftiseAs
and the psblic geeesally. that ~ Aas
renewed bic sAsp - Main street. . Nv
doers vest q Tie Naaioeal Head, asA
nearly opposite Tie Psiseisg o&ee. where
rast HI WORK to b - eoed = cay oaAe =
H. essaery. asd hspes By strict agtsstiso
patreoage.
AN0LEM WATSON.
RicAooo6, 0eh. "a. I'D. lo3S. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

p espscsvULlv iatoros ~ eief0Doe -
- AichasaA 49, ~ viciaity, tAAt ~
has coasmeocoa the shove husioess, ooe
door esst Of Me. Il. Law lsather store,
- Maia stroee, wbece al esdess 10 -
line win - execs1eA with fAsDity 49,
dsaPstch. Pebble patronage 10 rsspectlnl-
- solicited.
February 10. 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

rious beanchos,o On 0aia street, n The sAne
block & buildiags occupied By the Print
ing o1ee, where they have % had slarge
and geseral assortment Of Fancy and
Wiser Cksiss, Seeaees, &c. which they win
cell Low for cash Or approved eoooasy pro-
duce.
Richmond, Aug. Eth, 1883. IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

WOULD resPeetfhlly iaSorm the
citi1ooe Of RichUood and lite Vi
y ciDity, hat they have Perma-
oently established tAsseeaves II
this tOWa u the CHAIR IA
KING BUSINESS. IN an iea ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19


health. and beauty, should now Be
.hvosghs down to .sdsrkness and the
~osm." You will be told Of some
~inesy chill, some slight indisposition,
dat hid her low--bwt No ONE knew
the 0entaa ssalsdy that previously SAP
red her strrngsl,, and made her 20 ca
: {, apeey to the sPoiler.
&c 10 like SOME tender tree, the
pss1e and beatty of.thc grove: grace.
fulia ies form, bright in its foliage, bul
with the worm proving at ITS core
We find it suddenly whitening. whes
il should DC most fresh and luxuriant
We zee il dropping its braRcbse 70 an
. earth, and shedding leaf BY :eaG >snti
-waa1na and persisted &way, it lalsssves
: in Ne witness ofthc forest, aud - VI
: muse over tic beautiful ruin, we strive
20 vaio to recollrci the blast or tlaa
derbeoe that could dave susitteO it vial
decay. 81
I hive seen many instances q 10
nen sonmng sowasle and self neglect
and disappearing gradually irom tn
earth aD1nsst - Il they had been exha'
.le1 10 heaven-and have gepeatedlJ
kaeieA 1eoaad srsce <heir dsaths thso
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
ass,ygs yif<,.,Tis5s 6 r ,GEEE al.lasI Esrs.

5isEpsEsfGzaTi9ss GE1FEtE a7ARi FIT.
 Tine bill to n3oslify the aet of tae Eth day of july, 1892, and all other acts imposing duties CT imports, was read third linle in tic ssouate, on the s215th, and the question being on is pas sage,
 hTs. Webster rose, and gave his sen lifnents in opposition to tlie bill. He paid, ih. the coHnfeneement, q tribute to tho purity, zeal, and ability of the Senator from Kentucky, for whom he had so long entertained high respect. laasI to clevate whom to a stsstlon where his talents might bc sill taorcbcneflcial Kto lis coimtry, fle hadzealoasly labor esl. He ealso eomplimentels the talents and services of the Senator from South GaroIiaa, with whom l,9 had so ofsen acted, and for whom he felt . sincere regard. Ele briefly reviewed his own course. when llae former biiis on the sabieetof the tariff were under conside- ration, and the conviction which was { forced on tlae Isasf, aud other portioiis Eof ttle country, that tl'e protective sys- Item sp:ls to he the settled policy of the Government. New Englapd had re- sisted in the first instance, the establish. mcnt of high pfoteetiYe policy. but
 when that WIS determined OH, the East
 ern States turned all their natural ad-
 vantages, and their capital of wealth and industry, into the new channel thus
 marked out for them. The bill of 1896
 was 10 carry out the promises made by the bill of 1894. He dislked the bill 1 of 1898. yet he had voted for it on ac
 count of that feature in if which gave cI the woollens the protection which the
 Government had pledged itself to give
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27

meffea le Congress assem5led, That tic lib raflah of Congress be. and he ltereby
 $, authorized to purchase for the ihrary '. oSaSressl the remaining copies. not cx-
 cccQiig two hindrcd in unuber, of Wat
 tefston and afaandt' s Statistical Tables, at tie sRoacfiptipn price, of two ds1lars 8ad f'iis ceats per copy; Pgoef}eft i'he safPlementary tables marked mage niaelg- i9t'f5* De tHrnishpd fer lbe said copies, and tor the copies now on#hana iu Ute LiararY; and that lt,e lihfarian Do il.rtiicr asitlio- Flsed to subscribe for seven hundred and iiity copies for the continuation of the said tables proposed to Bo published by Wat. terston and anzandt, at three dotlars per copy; tic sait copies 10 bc distfihutoe as provided fof. .hy ihe first section of a iofat resolution, approved ty-foaftll Hay. one thonsan1 eiglt hundred and tweaff eight, for the distfitation ofccrtain pab55s doeaWcpts, the same to be paid oslt .s.f any money ID titc Treasury not othogViae ap- propriated.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
IF No. Fl

N AgT to amend aa act. entitled azAn
 act supp elementary to the act fer tlla 2. Fe- r, liefof certain surviving officers and s9l7
 elfcra of the revolution"
 88 ft eaecie3 bg fse ,selsaie and ii3Hse si ol 2 Representatives. e flte Jaifed @q,as of z qaerica ia Congress assembled, That i.ie second s6ctioa of the act, entitled s'5An act s,iosl ty a tlse aet GaE. s.es relic! of certain surviving ofioefs and soldiefs q t8e revolution, approved the seventh 1 q slsl 7 ef iaac,sone thousand eigfrt5l,andi red a'' 2 ehirty-two, slfali not he constrned. so elsi, e. brace invalid pensioners; and that aae tensions of invalid soldiers shatsn9ts ,9'. ps deducted from the amount rceeiYaoin p9 them under the said act.
 APPROVED, February 10, 1883.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
PROVED, February 10, ls,}3,
rprnn1c No. S.l

TPUDLIC, NO. o'J AN ACT to amend an act, entitled ]" Aa act to alter and amend an act 10 set a part and dispose of certain publlc iands for tgse encouragement of the cultivation ,s the vino and olige; approved n!ne. teenth February one thousand oighs Hundred and tIiirtT-oae
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
APPROVED: February 19, 1883.
rn.H4.e No. Ill

PUBflG, -fo' >i'J
 AN ACT for the purchase of certain co 4A,, ,,;es of N-atterston and Vanzandps Sta tistieal Tables, and to authorize sub Be Be ip enacted by tae Senate ana Honss 2 2 psoyescafaiiees ly of nse Uaiied States Q f.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27

<ALS sAs5tt 10 eH iiisf q dli st't, CktStAtSu .k H
 tsc =.
 and Coeoa,' Passed tlio twentieth oi
 May, oae thousand eight iunafed aad
 thirty.
 3ee R enacted Jg tse seaatc qnsl TIease e Representatives oj t1e Uaitel Statos y' I aaesict i5. Congress assem5led, That in all cases in whicA the importers of caG'ce or cocoa. which remained in the Custom house stores, under the bond. Of the impor- ters, ,.on the thirty first Of December one thousand eight hnndred and thirty, shasi lave paid on tha same agfcAter amount of duty thaa is imposed by the act passed oa tiaa twentieth day of May, one thousand eight r ndTed aud thirty, on coffee or CO., s'ea, imported after the tiliriy-fii'st daJ oi December, one thousand eight hundfed and thirty, the Secretary Of the Treasury is directed to refund, out of any money in the ireasHry not otherwise apProPriateds to such importer, the amount oi sash cx- sess solcoiiected.
 Sec. 2. .aad be il{ariher eaacted, That n ali caseszin viiioh the importers f s55ff- fee. tea CT cocoa, Ws.ich remained ia the custom house stores on tho ihirty .llrs day Of December, one tkoslsaad eight haadfed and thirty-oue, under tic control of the uroper office. of the customs, sliall have .ees. @ e! esls Q pay on4ta safan T great CT amount ofluty Chan is imposed by said act. on coffee, tnasor cocoa, Imported after the thisty-Ggst day cf December, one thoaaand eight hundred and thirty -one, :, the Secretary of the Treasury is directed 10 refund, out of any money ln the isreasn- Fy not otherwise appropriated, io such lnl- portors. the amount of such excess so eols leeted.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
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 Enc following eaflemon have been ap- pointed Agents for fifis paper: .fot1 c. Sngiora, r II, Iaekson co. : JH KaydeRdsii, Jael1son, lawrence co. Mai. '. W'oJE, r AI, Izara (. 1T. J 1T Egner, I3atesqille. ts [ .R JFotGRst, latiePeaacnCe county stte95 B9@sara, l4afag cite county /. 1T, CaidwsH, Jefferson county. s7oI. Jaates SeHH, P d Pine !}lnT 3osepdt .Yaco5s, F If Monroe cannty. fRat. Fulton, r n Ghieat county iPnt. D. Ferguson. Il. fsritienden O. T. z. Biscoe, Phillips county. q falrciiy, Arkansas colinnty syaaes ClWk, Milter comfy. {tai JDhG {yf9,b stfsssifs fss.z ffiiff4. Dtcid ForaR, do ftomas Ht5ba3,d, Hempstead eoaaty. .H Coiiiase ? II Clark county. Dr. .tah0a, tsafi Hsircfs ts;.aessfarst. 75omas ,iiatsefa, P M Conway county. A5oha Wib5iR, do do aiilben ,ltsrstoig, P II Crawford county. efiask BeaA Crawford county. Col [. N. Clar2lse r 8E, Morrison Bluff, Iast.fa .Ne.oiea, r d WashiBglon county. C izatas II Vineyard, do sfotn E. Farmer, do. z. z. 2ieasGafs, do. /. r. Johnson, St. Francis county lI. f. N'hMHgion, Hot Spring County. 6bi. .Utpes, Month Of t trkansas