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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Railroad Iron.

We learn tha, the Fall River and Taunton
Railroad Company have contracted with the
Mount Savage iron Company, Cumberland, Md.
for 1000 tons OF the best T Rail at S59 per ton,
to be delivered at Fall River, Mass. on the lst
day of November next. This Iron Company are
now manufacturing rails for the lateral road con.
meeting their works with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at Cumberland.
We are also informed that Scotch gentleman
on behalf OF some English and Scotch capitalists
cas- recently visited the celebrated Iron and Coal
region on the line OF the Williamsport and Elmira
Railroad a, Rallston, Lycoming Co. Pa with
view OF commencing the manufacturing of Rail.
road Iron atthat point. Ii this enterprize is car
RED out, the New.York and Erie Railroad will be
able to procure the iron for their track from these
works "a, a large reduction on the price of i'm.
ported rails
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

" The Frontier Journal, Calais, Maine, CO.
pies paragraph from this paper saying that the
we are confident-to overthrow the Whig ascen-
dancy in North Carolina and Georgia'-but
omits the " un, and makes US say that they would
"endeayor successfully" &c. and heads the ar
,icle with large capitals, 4" The Whigs giring up
the Contest This deliberate forgery is not
merely perpetrated habitually by the less scrupu,
lous organs of .Focoism-it is chuckled
over and gloried in by their supporters
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04


To the Editor Of The VIeksbHrr Wig;
De.R SIR have with suprise and mort ic4toh 'ee Re te,
nnr,,d IN several public prints that had Withdraw" @
sunnnr of Nh Clay account oi ms course IN Ienlo W
In1e,otion of Texas. Ii not with view u nut'udliI- h
buhe onIn ION upon the public. nor Tor the
nos, Of defining my position the Texas question: ,na IN ,SA
,he fnyo oi very .nal space your columns put 'u
,urn,se of relieving myself the ohoQuy o u tepn't
iud TO- md asserting uniuunded ana untrue "
every purtlcular ...., ,L,, tho
nns unon the Wing cause far important 1af tle
rs,a. question and rather ihs cause
nud Sir Ciay elected. than 10 witness te W VIC
nr,ed stale, oi all the territory between here ana
r eye the question of anneynon, u, no" presented 10 oe
mere nny question brought forward expressly % opefhe
nm The Pre-, ru al election and that ought " |" mie w
ih. IVhIs pnry Indeed. the ground taken upon II " W.,
Ilnrier TINT those support Nh Gay hte uihtoIaUe "
he southern institutions md opposed tn southern
wnthy of each other ant %
them both wnuld rather vote ur Henry Clay or the
ienry than any LIVING and most as>nfedy snail do
"a m November next unless IN the time he turns Loco
Focu And but for the pressure OI NY private business,
would devote the lime between now ana the
election IL nerundinc Others To do likewise have not de-
erfed W hg the tiie> "i IL adversely. and ce
jnInly shall not do sol upon The eve OF victory
In conclusion will Jay Ion tue Mormons shall
attach myself Joe Smith, the founder "i the sect and not Ia
one nf hs nvu disciples And should ever turn Loco oc
ON the question Gt Tie immediate annexation OF Texas Will
s"pPo Very rye respectfully. : :. PRENTIss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

" Mr.. CLAY's SPEECH delivered in the city OF
Raleigh n c. 49, for the convenience ofpersons wish
ing TO send 10 ,her friends in the country and 10
save postage, printed in the form OF an Extra Clay
Tribune, and sold at 81 per 100 copies. 10 wrap
pers for mailing, 81 % per 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

CHEAP BArHisG.-A new and cheap bathing es-
tabllshment has been opened a; No. Z Chatha;n-st
where warm or cold Croton baths can be had for a
shilling on any day in the week except Friday and
Saturday. when eighteen pence is charged With
baths ala shilling, We should think erery body would
bathe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

0y A boisterous Loco-Foco. who boils over
with abuse of Tariff Tracts, Clay Trbunes,
Greeley, sc. writes to The Plebeian that the Ohio
Congressional District, composed of Brown, Cler-
mont and Highland Counties, will do 500 better
for Polk this fall than it did for Van Buren, in
ls40. The fellow Abs, we have no doubt bu,
he doesn't lie to any purpose. The same ratio Of
gain for Polk Throughout that he claims in his
o,on District tciu leaps aim $500 behind in the
State. When man undertakes to brag, he
ought to do it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

The oFERA.-owing to the NaliOnal Anniversary,
the second representation OF the Italian IN Agiers
was postponed until tomorrow evening, when il will
be performed, according to advertisement. We pre-
supe that will attract one OF the largest audiences
assembled in the City TO witness similar en-
ter,a:nnlent. Madame Damoresu is, We believe, al
most universally regarded .s the most finished artist
~ho has yet appeared in this country. Every one
who hears her speaks in the wsrnest terms OF the e1
quisite quality OF her singing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

D' We learn that Judge Nicholas has been
appointed Chancellor OF the Louisville Chancery
Court, in place OF Judge Bibb resigned. judge
y. Is one OF the ablest men in the State, and We
nave no doub, that his appointment will be gene.
rally ACCEPTABLE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
To the Public.

The undersigned. by the the Housaton
e Rd1 ROad Company the from bridgeport this morn
ing feel ourselves in duty bound the public against
the Use OF the said Rail Road.
When within about three hundred paces Of the Depot n,
Newt"wn. the which rere .eated was thrown oil
the tack with great violence and only through the in
tepost'on OF mercu Providence that escaped without
the loss of life.
ne h"n Is ~ rno>t dangerous condition. and counted
IN distance "t 60 rods ftty Snrke Head fron
one To three inches high.
Nohn but nn imperative Of duty the travelling pub
c has induced thus them nsnnst h.
Rond. iSignedl
james Floy, New York. David l.. Marks Ltbrd c..
fItch heed Dnnbury, Conn Joseph L. Morse. do.
John Fleming N York. ii. p. Welch. Milton Ct
!nms Miller do. ID. w. Clark. Win.ted Ct
james hickey. do A. Ackery. Sharon CT.
w. Starr Clark. do NJ Bydenbure Sh.rmon r,
E. b. Huntington. do. A. T. Miller and tnmilv oi
John Hecsle, do. Georgia
Newton Conn. June 26 ls4i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
POLICE OFFICE.

ARREST OF BUBGLAR.-A man named John
Denson ans Donohu. was arrested yesterday by oficen
Dn'son ana ennIson charged with having the nigh, Of
e lst mat burg anOusly entered through the window
the premises al Pho b. Gilbert No. lG2 Reude and stealing
81 ok. 20 spoon dies pairs vi scales. hat, &c worth
SAL 81 The hat iound the prisoner who commit
ted % answer.
THEFT OF BUTTER.-Joseph J. Lane wss arrest
ed and committed for stealing pal Of butter. s2 50
from the store OF John Morehead, No s2 Boome
ROBBING \ MoNkY DRAwER.-John Addison,
aims Adds. aus Anderson aims Williams this morning
50 10 bunk notes from the drawer Of John Garland No
70 BOweJ and when detected dropped the bills and fed he
was. however, pursued and committed To
STEALING A BASKET OF EGGs.-Joseph Smith
was arrested for stealing basket OF eggs from Mary Reed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Subscriptions for C1.y Tr,n,,,

II Al the world aDd ma wife will v. the New.Vok
useum todaywith such attractions offered for one sbinr
u makes II a mner OF cour,e Dwarf Ciuntes, and ,onr
place The ey to to view to advantage splendid military
companies sl we numerous pfoceeions that take place
eng III 10 A NJ -" e'enhE. COhlheIl-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

u The CHRISTIAN EXAMINER for July has
articles on The English Reformation, the Mira
cles OF the Gospel, Feuriersm, Doctrna Preach
ing, Present Position of Un:tarianism, &c. &c
The article on Fourierism is from the pen OF
Rev. James F. Clarke of Boston, and is faire7
statement OF the views and aims of the Associa-
tionists tnan has hitherto been given IN any oil
the higher periodicals.. This work is the chief
organ OF Unitarian sentiment in America. &C.
5. Francis & Ce. 252 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
4.l,,,un. CALENDAR. .FaipAr.

c,Der,r CoURT.-Nos. 81. - 80, 81, 49, - y
&c ts 90 So 81, So SO, So, 81 227 3D. cS DO -s :.
p, % 50 -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

U The SOCIAL History OF GREAT BRITAIN
during the Reigns OF the Stuarts, being the
period Of settling the United States, by WI.
GOODMAN, Vol. H." has Just been published by
Coyer, Hague-st 1t embodies much curious
and instructive information. 1t is less methodi-
Cal and philosophic than we should prefer, but
rich in anecdote and iustraton-rather good
collection of materials for Social History than
The yeri,abie history itself. There is the stuff
here TO set UP in business three or four novelis,s
and wits
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
THE TRlBU n E. n
WHlG NOMINATIONS:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY A, 1874.

NJ General Committee Of Democratic
whip Young Men.-A regular meeting OF tnv Com
rtiee si be held at Broadway House Friday evening"
sh july :" ''''N' ~ DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman
CAHsii X; IAYtoR' sec'ys. jy2a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

MELANCHOLY AND EXTRAORDINARY OCCgR.
RENCE.-A day or two since, steamboat was
ascending the Ohio and when near Louis lille, the
body OF boy, four or five years DID, seen float
ing down the river. A gentleman named Fagnn, re-
siding in Birmingham, who was passenger on
board, careiessiy remarked that the clothes looked
very much like those OF son of bis he had left al
home. On arriving at his residence, he was startled
by the information TINT his son was missing for sew
eral days, and was supposed TO be lost MIR. F. at
once cOnectured that the body he had seen in the
water was that Of his son, and started to recover it,
which he succeeded in doing, and had il brought
back 10 the city and Inferred [St. Louis Reyeile.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

u THE CULrIvsrUE for July is before US,
hled with information respecting Flows. Fruit,
Cattle, ManuFes, Swine, Sugar, &c. sc. The
Cultvator Is OF large size, and its columns very
conpscly filed. 81 per anhum. NJ H. New
man,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

u The Plebeian, following the Westches,er
Republican, assaiis Mr.. Clay for supporting the
Compensation Bill OF 1916 paying Members of
Congress $500 year instead of so much per
day. VIII the Plebeisn inform its readers that
the father of that bill was RICHARD NJ JOHN
SON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

COLD WATER FeuSrAIS.-We hear that the
Fountain in the Park s to play very agreeable as
we'll az conspicuous part in the ceremonies oi the
day. Last evening the basin was thoroughly clean
ed, and this morning seven eight tons OF ice art
to be put into it, and plentiful supply OF dpper'
furnished for the use OF the crowd A cooling idea
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
CORONER's OFFICC

SCIcIDE.-The Coroner held an INQUEST to-day
at No Dutch street. the body of MCGOWAN native OF
Ireland aged % years The deceased the wife OF John
hcco"an and under the influence OF trouble
purchased and took quantity Of opium O'Clock yeef.
day afternoon and died a,S o'clock this morning. Verdict
suicide by taking opium.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Also on the hody Of George
Booker native Of England aged 49, who came hither few
days as9 and died suddenly this morning in III of apope1y
IL No. iu' washington street. Verdict accordingly.
DEATH BY LAUDANUM-Also on the body Of Il
BOY year old. son Of Daniel Murphy OF No IS tiammeey
,eet VINO died thus morning from the effects U overdose
lngly. - ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

u Col. WIN. H. CRAWFORD, of Sumter Co.
is the Wing candidate for Congress in the IId
District OF Georgia. The vote in this District
last Fall, was-Whig 5,434 Loco 5,6O7. 1t
will be close fight, but the chances are aesins,
rs, as Gov. Crawford was verv popular.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

W CASTLE GA4DgS with it. celetratsd Fire Work,
Bras Band spanish Fauers Sea Views three
and al excellent ones, must ensure crowd to wtne Inc
$500 --- so'i"a. N'eofauon VI The Fourth. lyi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

From Nova ScorIA.-By the Halifax papers
of the 2lst ult. we learn that MIR. CrosklIl' the
editor OF the Halifax Morning Post, charged win
poisoning woman named Ellen Murphy mas
been acquitted, and that Mr.. Nugcnt me editor
of the Nova Scotan, imprisoned for l'bei' has
been discharged after serving out hive out oI
nceice months imprisonment.
The Legislature of Nova Scotia has been sum-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
CITY INTEL L | G T. n I T..
WEDNESDAY.

T. $ CIRCUIT couRr Before be be'T+ perm nI rn5 an
In IN ysS.e ,.ss the the libel was dismissed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
Letter from :. s. Prcntiss.
EXPLAINS itself

We find the following manly and characters
tic letter in the vicksburg Wig. 1t Sufficiently
o,nl,;ns itself.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
fairs in Pittsburgh.


,,,. ,,o,,,sd Frederick Link 10 years oi
a u,,'"n" ;ns,antaneousl, killed yesterday in the
..,., ~, f,,orv of Arbucle Il Avery. He was ne"
,,,J ani while the boss of the Gard room !"
u,b;ch h, WAS employed was absent undertooh 10
,ay with a band running loose on drum ne y" aS
t." ~, !, and crushed 10 death between the drum
The rivers are rising. observe The Loco I 1 oeo
,o,,,rs of This morning, with customary iihPuue"S'
tsrry the Wing Mass Meeting OF THURSDAY iast a.
- lame affair Ii was large and very splri!eu 'nee
;o ,rd but for q storm OF wind and raiii' 'ie ever"
mo would have been Sienaized by an liiieGSe III" j,
ont. As i, was the attendance was quite .arse' a'u
h, ,roceedinss spirited Mr.. Coihn, ot Clnclnna'',
related Il humorous anecdote. said ne' a' H.
nf mine Southerner, cume up with me 10 'h'S
c;.v Alter pntn5 up at the Mononsaheia House
bs stennsd ont 10 take look al the city Ill was Ms
h;s dr.t visit 10 this city. After locking rouhu
awhile. he said 10 me. Well, I'll he = II ever
| SO such u nlacr Us this. Every man IL ut WORK
no one is idle and that IS not ali ersTy o"e' "''
| bos got a steam engine IN ms house
saw seme stalks of Flax this mornlns, ineasu,
inc four feet eic hi inches in hight IL. w he '''u
dleron Esq formerly the able Editor oil paper III
Lancaster, has purchased the establishment 1l u'e
Spirit of the Age" from }. Heron Foster II Ia
been neutral paper, but will now be coiTsIleu % ere,
INTO political one OF what polltiGs we s''u.l
on Monday morning. when MI h'uuie'o''- MANI
his bow 10 the public. :,
The Aqueduct has again given wny-it is 10 ne
boned for ever When it sunk this last time, iht
boatmen who were on this side OF The lyer hurrieC
over. and were conioundly frightened while on II p>
! the cracking number of plans are before 'lt
| Committee having charge OF II, but no one mas We
been selected. We shall certainly have new
Aoueduct [Pnilad. Inquirer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

THE MopMoxs-Our news is from Carthage
to the 2lst nit. but it does not amount TO much
Active Preparations were gorg on to drive out
the NIormons, and brigade of militia had been
called out by Gov. Ford. Joe meanwhile was
active, and was reported to have 1000 men under
his command ready for any emergency
A report had reached st. Louis that Joe mao
offered to surrender and submit to irlal-'"
Nouroo. This, however, would be rather too
broad farce.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

AMCf CuTLEkY-Oyer lSJ different pattern, of Rodgers
.,on. "ostenhom & Cos. most highly finished kntyss-.m
nng, esefy ttnd Consres Whanc President. Pencil
-, & tnu once knives with full assortment of mail files
nt ana button hooks. ,weezer oohpcks ipJ,,nsns,hs
Shos o Rodgers neatest fnnhed SCISSORS with large
Broadway ~ 'ie 'oie' iufh>hng store los
Me,c SsI3ders e Son inventors and manufacturers of the
~'S S>'op. Us 6tecd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

R The MERCANTILE JOURNAL, capital Bos-
ton Daiiy-Whig and 1emperance-has jus, been
enlarged and issued on new type.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

HE METAL Lie TABLET SrRoP keeping razors IN per.
ect o:der hns been for last year The
9li"ng certificates are published To show its worth
from zen james Tunndge. President Of the Amencan In
sapndef Razor strop with M four SIDES combines admira
smooth edge II real comfort 10 poSes. n
New York November ls3I J,WvST.,tu,ncy
rpm 81 nIIlAen utter 10 the Royal Navy sol strand:
re etaIic Tablet. III Is siraple, having
oh taI"t ns hone without using water and
. phi, on the tlme hier i've years' ual can
% P,o, p,"t ~. pet,ect f! cohhdence. M. MILLigEs.
George saunders Improved Srop-JVe can freely testify
70 s Vnlue he side which he CALI the Metallic Tablet e.
Is lar as we know thug Of hi, own INTRODUCTION 10 this
cnuny. appean to be excellent conyen ent substitute
mpon sb au me- &operaes on The same principle does
,o,, hIH bnt with TAR greater and
y II sayes the unpleasant necessity OF oil and water TO
@ 20 whetng The other three sides o. the strop are ex
.Ieey wen hnshed fiat. smooth AID amos, elastic pre,ery
e e tazofom the roundne Of edge destroys
" a. ia so,- J. GRIscoA,
9.ay ~. io-' VALENTINE Morn.
G 2annde inventor. and ,old By C. Saunders & Son l63
Iyl 3r rxssNr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

u The Hartford Times, long after our expo
sure OF the Richmond Enquirer's falsehood in at
trbuting the authorship OF the Junius Tracts TO
the late Rev. and now infamous N. E. Johnson,
publishes The Enquirer's folsehOod as though it
,oere an established fact Men go to State
Prison for lesser vilanies than that the Times
perpetraies in this instance, and which il doubt
less regaras as very nice, cleve, electionecring
operation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04
:. ,.,k. POLK on tn. Tariff.

Mr. John h. Kane, Philadelphia Loco 70
co unon the nomination OF Mr.. Polk and the
an b,;cation of his anti. Protective sentiments IN
the Whig papers, addressed letter to MI r. re-
ouestng a restatement of his opinions respecting
The Tariff. Mr. Kane's letter is not pu6t'shed-
we are lei, to infer what its tenor must have been
We have not .hadow of doubt that 1t sad ID
substance, " Mr.. Polk, these snt-Protectlve
doctrines won't do FOR Pennsylvanla-you must
give US something better, or we are done over
Mr.. Polk accordingly undertakes TO give 'nei'
something that ,rill answer. Here 1t is
cotrxatt. Tenn: Jsas ...sI la = lsts. $ j.,
DEAR sR ~ received ree.n;y ;svern e s5 70 s"ns
other, ours the loth unmo NJ 9pnoa, 9o m i found n
have often given 70 the public hy are % beb INV.
my public act. and IN the public dscusso'' !" ''
participated. -...... .,,.h one az vii
sJ sufficient amount to the Treasury IN deny the e1en
es r overnmen, economically administered In an!es,.
the details Of :anf have heretofore sanc.os % ~
such moderate discriminating duties az would g.Ujuoe
.rnorn of revenue needed and st the same ;lme soa teo
able incidental protection 10 our home nIuuly. ''
seq ~ % , nj ,he reoeraI 1rinciplcs well known that
nos a,, tf the policy of Genern JackS1ns admn,s
yoie I 10, the sci oi 2 which contained modcstions
zone objectionable proyofs oI fs ~ VI - M.
ntrltar OF the Committee OF Ways and Means oil the hops
~ pen,.en,ntiyes gnya assent 10 bill reported oy INA
Committee m Decemter 1872 king further noiItcaon
@ ri the dnties which Il proposed That bill did pes bu
as superseded by the bill commonly called the CofnproS
Bill fsr which voted. , -,.,
a far as il may practicable TO DO 20. BY Us revenue avs m
all other mean. within IN II. p"TeI , ls hu a"cnp sEenPe
ranua c,ures and the mechanic nr' conne,fe and nv
ed by the Democratic National Convention. lately assenb
u, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

P. 5. One reform for which | wish to give
them credit | have omitted to mention, viz. that
Of taking the printing OF the 80 official proceed
ings from The Tribune at $500 per annum I!
ipr which | think you ought to be thankful.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

i" Jons W. EpNoSDs has letter in last
nights Post, saying that while he hates the
Texas plot, and de,ests the intrigue by which
Van Buren, was crushed at Baltimore, he will yet
60 in for Polk and Dallas. OF course, he will
LATEST FROM ST. LOUISA gentleman who Ieit
ST. Louis the evening of the oath nit and arrived
last night, informs US that when he left the
Mssippi was stlI rising at the rate of an inch an
hour, although il was generally believed that il
would reach its highest point and begin 10 sub
side. He represents the scene as appalling beyond
description.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-04

-. COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge Its.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
TO MILL OWNERS AND
MfA4HIaISsS.

'ENlIE subscriber having purchased the rirht OF
u erecting and vending IN North Carolina, the
PATENT SMUT MACHINE, respectfully in.
forms Mlllers and the owners Of Mills in McekIen.
burg and tabarrns counties. that lac is ready TO
attend to any orders he may receive for said Ma.
cn'ne'' rms Machine snrpasscs any thing Of the
KIND ever offered 10 the Public. Wheat which is
thoroughly imprcEnaicd with Smut and other
hlth together with garlic, is al once rendered pure
and clean, out Of which the best Flour can be
Manufactured. lie has pot up several in Lincoln
county which have given entire sutsfaction.-
Ihelr durability and saving of labor in the pfep.
arailon Of Wheat for use will render lhcm a val.
nah'c acquisition 10 those ntctostcd in making
good flour.
Persons wishing 10 avail themselves of the ben.
EN- OF this Mnchnc, viii please inform Mr.. r. J.
uoton, Charlotte. who will transmit all orders to
me, GEORGE MOSTEItER
lincoln CaDHiH ~ G., Nor. %, 1919 OF
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
REBI'S

I'm watch, and guard, and part or a town
And often save men from being knocked down
Reverse me, yun'll find that | numbers convey.
And represent some in curious way.
Now, II mo You bchead, you are sure Of wound
And IN each winter siorn always am found
reverse me, and all the horrors that man can de-
scribe
si'Vc been brought on By me in every tribe.
Tow we mead that you took exchange for tay,t4i
toF "hhoht me your charge will mol much avail
Wv reverse me again, md an nature adorn.
ana ! mn TO be seen very soon ia tic morn.
" Answer next week,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
Hist Of Letters


EB EMAlNING al Tie Post Office ia Charlotte
u a on the lsl day Of April, leH
Abr. NJ ". Alexander, j. II L. Alexander
( z. T. Auion, Isaac Adams.
B--James Biggait William s Banker. Franz
Brown, lsabella Beatty, IIucy Baker, y. + Brew
a.. Louis BlackmSr, J H. Burns
Gil w Conner, 7. d. Caps, Walter C4lI
well, Simon Combs.
D-l.ewis D.ukins. Cameron 2, T.. c. Da
wilson > Rev. Davis. Joseph Daniel, ". S. "
Davidson. Mary DAVIS.
E-Ca'rb 1'niu. Rohfr, Etciison.
G-J, /. Gilmer ?, y. G. Gibson.
lIJosepl Hunter. II l.. Hunter, II Hoover
John How'll. 1hona, iladdock. George il.lineck
j. W. narfis, W J. lllmiei. d Il. Henderson .
y - I Irwin eAtte IiNin, Jas A. John
son, J1hu Unison
kW wilson Kennedy
IL. u Lows NJ. II Simmons Jacob Long
Thomas LongstsM
M-Thomas MARKS. ". +. McKcssan. jaime.
McComb ?, ". A. NJ Dowcll. u. r. McCoy Mr
Mobly, I. y. Mckee Moi O. Morris. William
Means, Josiah Montgomery, James Mcclure, o
D. McNealy.
N--Iamer r. Nicely, II II. Nicely, c C. Neil
C--S,las Orr.
ri Q PcorIes, DR.. Pierce, J. G. Pharr, A.
H. Peoples, Mrs. Elizabeth Pafk I. u Polk. l.
Pierce. james Purer, Jno. Penbcrthy Jno Page
R-S 4. Roger Mr. Rash, Alex Robinson,
}, 7. Rousscar. W .. Robinson.
S-lrlnk Stafford, John Spears, Wiley Suggs.
a. Springs, John Spears, j. v. Sanders, 4. ".
Sparrow, Asa Stevens
John Todd, Nicholas Tfcdenick. Martha
G. Todd Mrs a r Thom2s
Niles Aneilrne Wilson, Miss Mary Wi
son Ms. + G. Watson, J. G. Ware, John n
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