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II A U ~ IN Ns@
THURSDAY. DECEMBER %, 1914.

W-our paper is put to press somewhat earlier than
'"S week IN order to enable the hads our Of
flee to participate in the festivities Of Al. season
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The Legislature Of South Carolina arc indignant at the
repeal OF the 25th Rue.-They call it fragrant outrage
aud say that there should be legislation on the subject
by Congress, that it will in fact be dissolution of the
Federal compact The Democratic papers at the South
are remarkably silent under the repeal of this rulc
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-12-26

Mr. Cushing, Minister TO China, is reported TO b,
IN Mexico, having travelled overland from the Pacific
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-12-26

The Hon. Dixon ii. Lewis has been elected to the IT,
Senate by the Legislature Of Alabama in the place of
Col. King. f
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The last news from Mexico represents affairs as more
favorable to Santa Anna and IT thought he would
be able to maintain his authority.
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From the National Intelligencer
VhE ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT

NNNoAL TREASURY REPORT.
II was not un.ila late hour las. evening tina,
We were able to obtain sight Of the Annual
Asportcf tho Secretary of the Treasury, yes
'eroay transmitted to both Houses OF Congress;
and therefore we have time now only to state
t"e Following particulars as to portion Of its
contents
INC REVENUE Tor the fiscal year ending on
tne SVth Cay Of June last was $30,3Sl, 200
VI; received from the following sources, viz !:
From customs /. $40, $50 "a
from the publicls 2,O59 ,939 80
-mmsscel'aneous sources 26l, O07 "a
&reasury notes and loans under act
of March 3, l643 l.s77. lsl Rs
Making an aggregate of 3o,3si ZOO %
The EXPENDITURES during the
same period, including 1885,
1IS % on account of tho public
debt Were $685. 1927 "a
Exceeding the yeafs receipts by sa,577,l27 81
0his later amount, deducted from
8ae eNa remaining in the Treas
ury July l, ls43, Of I0,434, 5O7 SIS
Lefta balance on hand July 1874,
OF $7,s57 1879 6l
The ESTIMATED REcElPrs for the present
fiscal year, which will end on the 3O,h Of
June, 1916, are as follows:
from the customs s3l 9450lS "a
From the public lands 4. 2.I39 .s56 so
Hio'h o'"ef sources 100 900 90
Making total of 34,204 ,s74 90
And the ESTIMATED ExpENpl-
TUREs and other demands on the
treasury within the same time,
amount to 35,ol9,43l o6
Being less than the estimated re-
6eiPts BY. Sl4,536 Is
Which, deducted from the balance
reported on hand the LIST of July
last as above stated 7,s57,37s Ga
Would leave in the Treasury on the
ist Of July, ls45, an apparent
balance OF S7,O42 1923 81
The above apparent balance, however, is
liable to be decreased by the amount Of any
additional appropriations that may be made
during the present Session of Congress, to he
expended previous to the Both day Of June
next.
The EXISTING DEBT of the United States
on the LIST of July last was S21,74S, 1888 %
On the lst of December preceding it was
$23,S5O,673 03. The Secretary recommends
that sinking fund of two millions of dollars
annually be provided TO pay the interest on
tins debt, and to redeem the principal at the
respective periods assigned for its redemp-
ton.
The IMPORTS during the fiscal wear ENDING
on the 3Otli of June, 1914, are valued MS fol.
lows:
free OF duty e24,766,os2 90
raging d"'y s3,6Ss,62 90
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-12-26

. Sl4,556 ID
7.s57,37s Ga
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90

The EXPORTS for the same time were
VI domestic products 500, 3,497 90
VI foreign mercandise lO,944,7SI 90
Total exports 1Il,l2s,a 7s 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
DR.. BANNING'S LACE.

THE UNDERSIGNED has become the pronrietor OF
the patent right for the sale of this valuable in.
sirument IN the counties Of Chlitenden, Franklin.
Gran Isle and Tamoe.
To those who have no, had an opportunity 10 heat
the inventor explain the principles upon which this
invaluable supporter IL offered for alienation of mise.
ry and disease, 1t may be necessary to slate that he
attributes TO the want of abdominal support, many
diseases and ailments which have heretofore been
assigned 10 other and far different causes, as well rs
those in which such support has been admitted to DO
essential and he claims TO have discovered in the PA.
TENT IACT., an instrument far superior 10 any
which has vet been presented It's COMPLETION has
cost him wears Of thought and labor and thousands Of
dollars Of expense, by reason Of numerous expert
menis he was compelled to make before he could
bring It 10 lts present state of perfection.
Dr. Banning has Iectured in many Of the principal
towns IN this and the adjoining States and eN perlenco
has IN nnuTerable instances clearly demonstrated
the truth OF his theory and the utility of his Lace bv
removing from beds of langushng and sic ness hun.
dreds OF persons lbOrng under chronic diseases which
ha previously dciied the utmost power OF the healing
art.
In he views OF Or. Banning the n,de sisned fully
concurs and so completely convinced is ne that they
need only 10 be understood receive general ncai.
escence that he has great expense become the pro-
pre'or OF the patent right for the Counties above
med,-and he l. happy 10 state that he has made az
Engagements which will enable him 10 answer oil or
ders for the instruments at short notice.
The undersigned deems 1t proper further 10 state
that he has been in the of these instruments in his
practice Tor more than three months and that during
that time he has leen called to apply them in uume.
eases and has uniformly found them productive Of
the wonderful results attributed TO them by the lnven.
tor JOHN w EMERY NJ n
Essex, Feb'y. It'll, 1874. 36 6w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

DRIEsBAcH's LEorARp.--Mr. Driesbach, the
lion tanner has got into iicu'y at Baltimore,
in consequence Of the misconduct of one of his
animals. AS the managere with which he is
connected was passing through the street, they
stopped for a monet, and Mr.. d. stepped into
porter house, taking his leopard with him. As
he was going back one OF a crowd of boys came
too near the animal, who Immediately seized him,
and graspd his head in his mouth. Mr.. ID. i'm.
me,tly thrust his hand down the animals throat
and with some difficulty succeeded in rescung
the lad from his grasp though badly, and it is
feared fatally bitten. Mr.. d. has been arrested,
and is confined in prison, for manslaughter by
means OF the animal
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and honorable means reasonably in his power,
TO promote the object of the Club.
ARTICLE 5.--'lhe Officers Of this Club shall
be a Pre- sidcnt, two vice Presidents, a Sccrcta-
~, two assistant Secretaries, a General Com.
mltlce consisting of members, a Correspon-
uNrg Committee, consisting Of 3 members, a
Co1umiuee OF Vigilance consisting of not more
than - members in each School District III the
town, auu Treasurer.
An MI u. The first meeting Of this Club
shall b., holden ON the 4th day of March, 1874
for the adoption of articles of association. or
ganizati1yn and election of Officers of the Club
and :he. Club shall meet regularly thereafter on
the following DAYS and times, viz: LIST Monday
in/April; Isl and Sd Mondays in May and June;
-<ove Monday in JUL aud August LIST Monday
in September, and every Monday in October,
at sun down.
ARTICLE 1.-The President, vice Presidents
and Treasurer Of the Club shall be chosen (on
nomination. on the first Monday of every
month, by majority Of the mcmbe Fresen' :
Provided the President shall not be eligible to
q recollection, and shall not nominate his success
sOr.
ARTICLE S.--The President shall have pow.
er to preserve order, shall conduct the proceed
ings Of the Club in accordance with the para.
men'ary rules usually pracIsed in well rcgula-
ted dellberative bodies, he shall see that this
Con,ti,,,io, n, ryod inyioioto and from,
t:n.! oI p,ce'' .ou Wv va. ,r =,
,h s eli, e. ",;u t'.I a., ''"! ~
vi" ~ W. n 'i''i r. iii ~ a., l... .r,c o.,
u.i r,,i,,,, a.. , n;r,
and fill vacancies in, the Committee of Vigi-
lance, to call special meetings of the Club, to
a1' lay oeio'e ','t G.uo a' g"c" u,a,
nn, n n.' ~, Gono;,,on shsu'. auO
80" .o' '' I'nu .,;Ii,a, Nv.
ps;ss roranno aJnnn,,e 70 ,l,e ,van," ~ " .n
..onnmic,I administration If tbe general Gov.
ernmon,' With a fair nro,ec,ion IN American Tn.
dustry.
Anr,. IN Tho cooro,,rc g sholI Laen ,
Record" Of ali annnin,men,s f. Office and vocs
of Tho Clnh and = summary acconn, If ;,s nro.
c.ednrs which rocorJs sbau no, he eyn,,nged
ARrIc,r 1.-The Treasurer shall provide
tbs nlara of Neo,inrs. shall collec, the funds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
1fenry Fields Estate.

ME, the subscriber, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Cont for the District
Of Chi,tenden, Commissioners to receive examine
and adjust the claims AMI demands OF all persons
in said District, decea, ed, repre- cncd n>oven', and
also all claims or demands exhibited in oisei thereto
and Xix months from the day of,he date hereof Icing
allowedhy said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice. that we will attend 10 the business
OF our appointment, at the dwelling OF Laura Field,
IN jericho, IN said District, on The 1t Mondays OF
April and August next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, on each
of said days.
Dated, this 9Th day of February, A. D., Is4i.
NATHANIEL BTACKMAN, ,,....,- :...,
lEMTtJ, BLACK MAN Coni'nl5>loheis'
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BENJAMIN II, SkiG,s Estate,

STA TIE OF, VERNONT,l THE Hon. the
District Of Chticnden, ss. ! l Probate Court
for the District of Chhenien 70 all persons con-
cerned in the Estate Of BENJAMIN II. SKIFF, late
OF Charlotte, in SAID District, deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Sally n. ski, Adninstra'rix of the es-
tate OF said deceased, proposes TO render account
OF her administration, and present her against
said estate tor examination and allowance al d ses-
SION of the Court Of Probate to be holden al the Reg
ister'> office in Burlington on the second Wednesday
Of April next.
THEREFORE,, yon are hereby notified 10 appear te-
fore said court al the time and place alor, aid, and
>hew cause if any Won have, why the account aiore-
said should not he allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 9Th day
of March, a. ID. 1914.
4Ow3 VIM. WESTON, REGISTER.
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Petition to sell Land.

STATE OF VERMONT, A Pro- ae Colrt
District OF Chillenden, s.. n held at Wli>ron,
within AMI for said district Of Chtienden on the l9ih
day OF February, 1874, comes lienan G c'i, admin
slra,or OF the e>a'e of Andrew Chaiiied, late Of
Huntington, in said district, deceased and files in said
court his petition m wiring, setlng forth that the
pcf> 1na e-ta'e Of he said derea ell aS nvcniorie
amounts TO SI3s G3 Of which ST. IS has lecn assign
Ell by laid court IT, the widow OF the said deceased
that the claims allowed ngains' >ai esa'e Nv the
COMM 81 ner> anionnt to s2l0l3 and that the ex.
ren'es OF administration are not less man sky dol
lars that the SAID deceased died sczel Of Two. one
hundred acre lots of land IN laid Huntington, Icing
the farm on which he livel previous to and nj The
time IF his dea h, aud al of equal undivided hall
Of another hundred acre lot Of land in SAID Hunting
ton, houndcd >ouih ~ Hcman Glllet'> land. east BY
land of Jehlel Johns, north ~ Charles anI Lot
Swift, land, and wei by Al en- Congcr'> land, whc,
sad lanl> of the said decea>cl nurrauci BY the
said deceased, IN his lifetime, 10 James Ami Ter TO
cure The pa vinent Of nule Tor The sum Of three hun.
drrd and thirty tive dollar, and Interest, da Ell Nov.
IL, 1872, whirh note WaS not pre- entei nor allowed
hv the commissioners said estate; that sail land
also s1l lec 10 the WIDOWS right Of dover there
IN and that it will lie necessary 10 sell all the r'rrr.
of said e'ta'e in aid ande, including the reveriur I'll
dover therein, for the payment Of the de + allowed
against al e'a'c aud the expenses Of adm nstraIion
and praying snd court to license the al admns,ra-
tor TO sell al The interest uf "A id r>ia'c in aid lands
including therever,i ion of dowrr therein agrceahy TO
the statue IN such case made and provided.
WurREuPoS TIE co1rl alore- aid doth appoint 'he
third Monday If March, 1911, for hearing aud de.i-
ding on said petition, n The Eagle Hall m sail Willis
ion. and doth order That all persons interested -
titled thereof by publication OF tn order, containing
the substance Of said petition, three weeks
slvely in the p arlington Free Press. newspaper
printed in Burlington in sail district, the last Of which
publications to lie previous TO SAID third Monday Of
March, 1914.
Given under my hand on the day and year first
above written.
80 VS. VIM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
IMPORTATION or TEA-The Hand Book G
plantsi reloins the followino.

1MpoRrATIos OF TEA.-The ''Hand Book of
Plants" relates the following:
Tea was scarcely known in Europe lefore the mid
die of the 18th century; but now more than so 600
tons of shipping are employed in its importation. In
1864, lbs OF Of it brought by the East India
Company to London for the King; and in 1866 il
was introduced into Europe by the Dutch East India
Company, and sold for SlS per ponnd. In 1900 the
consumption IN Great Britain was twenty million
pounds which is about the quantity now annually
consumed there. The average consumption by each
person would then be about a pound annually. 10
1888, the lmportaons in Great Britain were 80 1856
Ar, and in 1910 40, 1914 lbs The average quan.
tity consumed IN Ireland is only about half a pound
by each person annually In the United States
about millions, in HOind about 4 mi lions in Rus
STA 6 or millions, and IN France millions. The
consumption IN france has long declined, and coffee
has been substituted, though ii is said TO be reyiyinr
The consumption in the United States does not in
crease with the population. The average annual i'm.
ports for SIX years previous to $40 was Il 500 QUO
lbs. The value If the imported teas into this coun-
try in 1910 was s5,4l7 $50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

N T. sO srrI er ha> accJ a. Hgent Tor The AZ, ma
L Insurance Company OF Hartford Connection, for
more than twenty years past and continues 10 insure
against osses> by fire, and all kinds buildings and
personal property, and will receive appca IONS at
HI office in Burlington, and imm.jately issue Policies
for that purpose al as low rates Of premium as anv
private companyc can afford The undo,lbted re poa
sunny OF this Company, nsures safety TO The in>-
red, and their prompt, honorable. ard liberal coure
IN the adjustment and payment Of losses, will he at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion TO
do business. WIN. A. Girls VOID, Agent.
Burlington, March |, 1874 40 #
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Petition to sell Land,

STATE s. AT! OF VERMONT, Ar 'e,,ion of the
AT Burlington within and for laid district Of Chi,ren-
den, on the 20th day OF February, A. d. 1874 come,
Amanda Morton, who is guardian OF Roxanua Aman-
ia Norton, Nathaniel g. Noron, DAME J. Norton, &
Sarah Almra NJ rton,al ct lines urgh in laid d>irci
minor children OF John Norton late Of laid c>blrgh,
decense inle>tate and files IN said Cour, her petition
in wiring setting forth that her sad wards are ,elzed
IN Their own right in fee : tenants in common of If
'v.three acres of land in ark horo IN the Comfy OF
Addison, being the same land herei oiure decided by
Harry KIM all 10 the said John Norton; that said
land is unproductvc and that it would he for the lest
interest of said wards to have said land sold and have
the proceeds of such ale nve,t ted in other and more
productive real estate or put il al nere, and pray
ing laid court to license her the sad uardan sell
>aid land agreealy 10 the statute in such cas- made
and provided.
WHEREuPoS, the court afores aid doth appol;t the
fourth Wednesday OF March, 1874, for hearing and
deciding on SAID petition at the eff % of The Regis
OF sad court in said Burlington ani do'h ord.r that
all persons interested lie notified thereof by pnblica-
lion OF this order, containing the sui stance of sail
nenIon, three weeks successfully in the Il ring on
Free Press, a newspaper printed in said Burlington
the last of which publications to he previous 10 the
said second Wednesday Of March, 1914.
Given nnter my hand al said BURLINGTON thls 90 h
day Of February, 1874.
4Ow3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

'INEACliERS are invited TO call at Harrington's
aud examine SWEETS Grammar of the En-
gl>h Language.
IN Is sufficient 10 say that il is constructed on the
hass OF Murravan has already been lnironcel into
such schools a Kimba Union Academy" and The
norwich University" certificates from the Primer
ed. The first edition having been exhausted within
one year from the time Gifts first publication, the Au-
thor has Spen, mrch time revising and enlargine il,
and the Publisher offers the edition, with the con :
ilence that whenever it is examined, it will he ap-
proved 1t contains more matter than any other
Grammar in use.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
Timothy Mss

sI bl,rc o of i, are CONT ~ me
in and for the District Of Chr'cnjcn To the cred
tors and Others concerned in The estate ofTlMOT,iY
BLISS, late OF Jericho in aid district, deceased.
WHEREAS, Icbina Bliss, Administrator Of the eS-
tate Of sad deceased, has made application TO this
Court, TO extend the time limi,cd for making payment
of the debts and settling the estate Of sald deca ell,
twelve months from The oath day ofApriI, 1874 and
The second "Wednesday Of April next, being as gnel
tor hearing IN the premises, a. the Office OF the Reg
i,ier ofths Court in Burlington in sad district and II
having been ordered tina, notice thereof he given, hv
puhli> hing this dccrec three weeks >cressIvev in the
Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed at Bur
ngton, before the time fixed for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified 10 appear hpf0rc
said Court, at the time AMI place aforesaid then and
here, 10 NAL objection if any you have, 10 the sand
time Of payment eng further extended as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 6 dav Of
Marth A. d. 1874
DO w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Pro-
District OF Chittendcn, IS. ! late Court for the
Disric, Of Chtienden: To all per, ons concerned in
the Estate OF TIMOTHY BLISS, late Of lerlcho in
said District, deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Zehina Bliss, Administrator Of the E>
ate of said deceased proposes render account Of
his administrator, and present hi account against
said estate for examination and allowance al a sion
of he Court OF Probate to be ho len at the Register,
office IN Burlington IN said district, The second
Wednesday Of April next.
THEREFORE,, fol are hereby notified TO appear
before sad court the time and place fore aid and
shew cause, ifany yon have, why he account afore
said should not he allowed.
Given un'er my hand at Burlington, this 6 h day
of March, A. ID. 1874.
40w3 WIN. WESTON Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
John I'omerOy's Estate.

XNE the Subscribers having been appointed by
w thu Honorable The Probate Cour, for the Dis
trict of Chltenlen, commissioners TO receive, exam
against the estate of JOHN POMEROY, la,e Of Bur.
lngion in said District dccea, ed Represented in sol.
vent, and also all claims and demands exhibited IN
o,el thereto and six months from the day the date
hereof, Icing allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice. that we will at
tend to the business Of our appointment, the office
OF John \. Pomeroy in Burlington, in SAID District, on
the first Mondays Of July and September next, al lC
o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said days
Dated this 9Th day of March A. d. 1874
LUTHER LOOMS d.,
PHIlO DOOJ,ITTLE { Non''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE 10 all creditors and other persons in inter-
est, that by order of the District Court of the
United States for the District of Vermont dividend
out of the assets Of LEONARD NJ DIXON, of I'm
derhl, Bankrupt will be made and declared by the
Court on the ninth day of April next, at ten o'clock
forenoon, al the office of Samuel Prentiss District
Judge in Montpelier, in said District, among the cred.
itors who shall have proved and filed proofs of their
debts before said day, unless sufcien, be then
and there shewn 10 the contrary.
Dated the lth dav of March. 1874
al EDWARD II. PRENTISS, Clerk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
STOLEN,

IRON the subscri' rr, alon the 18th Ur'o'cr last,
l. SMALL. BOAT with ,ail and oars. The Boa,
has a green bottom, the we're marked with a
brand 81. Tol ia, also, broad axe carpei,-
ier's adj two hammers, two planes, one saw, one
shave one new checked wooden e llanlc', and one
pair boots. The person who stole The above proper
" is an Engli>hnan or German about feet Q inches
in height. ANY one giving Information where the
property may be fond, and the man secured 10 lie
brought 10 Justice shall lc III orally rewarded
Grand1>le Dec. 90, Al SO JAMES TOBIAS.
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ID i q al


At Little Falls n. Y, March 9Th 1874, after short
illness, Mrs MARY ANN, wife of Rodney Duikee
Esq., and daughter of the late Lemuel b. Plat Of
Milton, VT, in the 4lsl year of her age.
The death of this excellent woman has affected our
community with general sorrow. A mysterious
but unerrng Providence has taken her away from the
plea ant things of earth, in the midst of her days oil
usefulness and enjoyment, and severed the strong
ties Of wife and mother. The husbands poignant
gref-the tears of young and interesting family, and
the sorrow of friends, the characteristics of hui
manit> under such affections, which cast a mclan.
cholv gloom around the narrow abode of DEATH Bu
our regrets mingled with the cheering consola
tons which follow wellspcnt life; and it joys us tc
believe that though Withdrawn from our sight sh,
has only passed into the SIX es.-1Lha,rk Courier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
BRIGHTON MARKET..-A Monday March

At Market 459 Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep, and $50
Swine. 100 Beef Cattle of the best qualities, unsod.
PRrcEs.-Beg CaHic-We quote few exera at
81 Is q S. First quality 81 % $3.50 second quail
ty So IS q 81 25 third quality 50 25 a So so.
.Shcep-From 81 IS 10 81 80. Wethers from 81 Is
TO 50 so.
S,rine-Lots to peddlc 3sc for Sows, and 3-S
for barrows AT retail from oGs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

REMARKABLE CHANGES N THE GOVERNMENT
Within three years the United States have had
Presidents Vice Presidents, 4 Secretaries Of State
Secretaries of the Treasury, Secretaries OF War
d Secretaries Of the Navy, 4 Attorney Generals, ant
Postmaster Generals. This includes the admins
tratlon Of Mr. Van Buren, Since his admins,ra
ton, the account, according to letter in the Herald
Stands as follows:
lr'-'"' ''-s''
Sc 'retlrles Sta'e-Wcbser, Leaare, Upshur, Mel
. 0o"'
Sectet1rlas Treasury Ewing, Forward, Spencer,
Secretaries War-Bcl Spencer Porter, Wilkins
Secretaries Navy-i}adg5r, Upshur, Henshaw,
GiImer, Warrington,
Attorney Generals-Crittenden Legarc Nelson,
Postmaster Generas-G Granger, Wickife,