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CONFEDERATION NOTICE-seTe OF pre-

'ORPORATION NOTICE-Ssle OF pfoR Pc az .I
OF properly for paid Taxes will take place al pubic auc
ton, The City Hall OF the city of SeTvf or% on fay
the eighteenth day OF September next al y eocH' :. oni
ami be continued from dey day unit! me "hoe ol sa.
property shall be sold and thai the detailed Statement u
Inc property to be sold for unpaid Taxes IS pqGsned =,
TIE Daily Globe new =pe per printed and published IN the
city- 81 S.Wyo-s JOHN EVEN, Comptroller
Compuollers Once, June 10th, 1916. lelo la"ii"
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{ CHANDELIERS, Ca-telaora Lamps, Gas sAI-,ssr
y &c. &c-THOMAS CRANE BANKS would MORN ne
pahAc Gac he former Customers OF ColiHouy NrEeTs'
thai Dc continues :. he old stand, opposite h= IA5era-
the business formerly carried By leI Having reciI-
the agency OF the Justly celebrated rsHuiseiur-r- = v"
Hooper Co De Offers The superior articles OF her a-
fsctar- 81 rrd2cucu from ihe Pc- ct c IS-
,rhlir 4r- t7v-t-4 u, -x.,,i,. irI1 vtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

a., TO I.ET-louse No. 81 Jane.st, II has been
ISL; cruy painted. and Is IN first order Possession
NJ immediately Inquire y q. COLT,
anti. I'm. ID Spruce 81
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ROMGOPATHuC

- Broadway, adjoining bos--JoEa L ; SHlth has,
large a->ornru. OF H0mropatac Medicines y u2c'1fes
tr!iarAt!Ou diiuaons alt goeu.-s sugar o. NILE rlL-
Alcohol! Distilled " aicr. Pellets Ac-Ac Physicians PocE-
snd Family Cases Of Medicine. hand and prepared 10
order Homeopathic Plaster substitute 70. ordinary
CoGr acd AGA-siv. Plaster zac excellent application
~, CO... ris u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

n PURSUANCE Of AZ order Of the Surrogate Of the
County OF NeTvYorE-Soce Is hereby given 20 al PER
sons havng claims against Patrick Nolan, lae Of the Cy
OF New YORK grocer, deceased, present the same WIN
i hadisor-st n the City OF NewYors or before ne
eighth day Of January next-Da.ed NewYork me SIKH
day c: july 1870 THOMAS DOLAS,
ly7 law6m Administrator with the VII! anneHed-
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Ply ORDER Of Ro0srl W Li.las.!oa, &c. suprenls

by ORDER OF Robert ". Livingston, ESQ supreme
~ Court Commissioned. notice Is hereby gwen that a.
i4cunen- has been issued against the OF Alexander
Young, nonresident debtor due proof made 70 the
sad supreme Court Commissioner pursuant 70 the dIrec
tons ot The statute concerning Attachments against az
scondng concealed and nonresident debtors, and that
the VIII De sold for the payment of his dsDIs unless
the sad Alexander Young appear and discharge =ucA a.
techm-nt according law within nine monlE- from Tie
first publication Of this notice and that the pay ne OF any
debts due hG residents Of this state and he delivery
10 him Tor his any properly within this state BE-
longing 10 said debtor and the transfer oy h OF any ch
properly forbidden by law and are void Dated AG
gus, l2th 1916. o. KELLOGG, Ally. fer
sIIs I.gar- A,t.chny Cred:lC. ELzageh.oEsn. y. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08

DY ORDER of Morris FosticA, ESQ Supreme Court
ID Comm! sOn.rSonce Is uereoy gwen, that attach
uen has sled agaia. The estate OF Thomas Johnson,
payment Of h. debts unless appear and discharge
attachment according 10 law within months from the
publication OF Ibis notice and thai the payment OF any
debts due o. residents OF State, the delivery
HIN, for rs OF any property within this be-
longing him, and the transfer OF any such property
hin forbidden oy law and void. Dated Apnl nth,
lai5. WELLS BROOKS, Atty for Attaching Creditor,
iayyaru Snr,,oIfiia County,
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~. WANTED-A furnished house in The vicinity Of
rs Broadway or University place. south OF Fl(eenhet
1 Must CONSIST o; par.or, and sN sleeping
Term, moderate Address J. w. this Cfhce. - Ivy
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIE Insurance Company.

VI ONCE No. \ " a..-et
rGt.ic
yes ONLY insured ST the lowest rates OF PREMIUM
TIL. premium !: over may be paid II cash and :ths
in secured ao;e - months. bearing per cent interest or
i: NAV be paid monthly or quarterly
No person : liable beyond the amount Of his premium
married woman may insure Ike lie OF her husband Tree
from any demands OF nl- creditors.
Tber, VIII De araua. division OF PROFITS. payable N Scrip
Ce-.Hcae. bearing interest a. per cent which interest
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auSuTuuCe.

! nTARTERLY REPORT OF The N-x-York Lie,
~ Sire Name and Inland state Stock Insurance Coz
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list of Letters Remaining in the y. Y Post Office,
Saturday, September )

" Phase uael,iyn DATE Of The List n rotied liey
are adcersissd LADIES' LIST:
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I AMPS. GI4AND0LES. Hall Lanterns, and Chan
IL delers.-DtiZ, Brother CO. Washington Stores, No
lSl illiam.sJ. manufacturing and have always
hand fl assortment OF articles II their line OF tie fol-
lowing descriptions, which they will sell at wholesale or
retail at low prices, for cash -
Solar aps-Gilt Bronze and S!vered in great variety
Ss4 !:pea ING, Solars' do do
Solar Chandeliers do do ;, 5 and 1 lights.
Suspendins Camphene Lamps, Bracket do. do.
Side do. do.
Camphene Chaudrliers-2, and lights.
Girandoe--Gt, S!lyered and BronZed various patterns
Hall L4nerrs-Vsroas sizes, with cut or stained glass.
DEITL. RROTuER y CO.
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81 TO l. Eta front o,sce IN house No - East
e. Broadway suitable fora Physician Dentist In.
ELL quirr OF the sy OF The house the ohtc. Pos.
session gwen immediately. - 1--we
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5 iw, LELAND \ ENNIS ia Front.s,.
VI '& SM III T0RRFY \ Co IS Msiden.sne.

81. STORE TO LEr-The arst door and cellar Of
t:: Store No - Maite-lSue, occupied by the sub
ki- ,crber Possession by be:.re lst Oct.
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rY,O COIrNTRy NERCUANTS-Bro.yn sbeetinrs

and SA.rtlng- OF every style and width all the known
brands. both heavy and fre-St4rk Mills. Lawrence {, In
dian Head Cabot A. Premium Heavy Merrimack ENrter'
Unknown. may be had manufacturers prices on the
doors Of Nos iS and ~ Cedar 81 half block above
pear.s- Low priced and medium yard wide sheetlngs.
Also best Southern Cotton Yarn assorted 10 and 10
-. bats, wick. warp and wadding.
Sc T * UNDERHILL, 10 and ~ Ccdar-st
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az. TO LET-A House IN Eiirh-sveuuc between
E:s 5is,i. and 52d-,t. said house contains Eve large
NJ rooms and three bedrooms. with barn attached and
garden. Inquire OF Erucs key.er, lie premises.
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- FOR SALE Lots on North std. OF Siih-si be-
sj:, al and 10Th avenues, opposite the pump Al
- So "a and lot South side of SSihst HiNng
passage from 5ih 55th Apply ON the premises
urat Isl 2w' FON y CO.'S, l.U Sul'cu'st-
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ROBERT Ii. MORRIS, z. NJ.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

! Oung, Mrs Il
NtNlNiI. Mary Y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07
WHY WILL We DIE.
EExV ARE OF CONsC MPrIOS.

ALWAYS CURES.


ALWAYS CURES.
We find from Of the Eastern papers, that this
popular uc-cine is performing Of the most
narkabie record the City of Phade. phia.
within the last 2o16 persons have been
perfect heat New ork 21cS, Boston 100, Ealii-
more 40, ana we would suppose average amount in
all Cities where this medicine has been introduced.
This sufficient misunderstanding the wonderful
efficacy of ts truly valuable medicine. acquain-
ted h numerous persons ..our city, who have been
restored perfect health by timely DIR. Dune ans
Medicines, and would therefore nd them those
suffering with the premontory symptoms of Consump-
ton-sach Colas, Coughs, Chiliness Impaired Appe
OF the matter that secretes itself in the lungs;
the throat dry and painful cough, tightness of the
chest attended with of suiioCation complexion
sllow and pald, difficulty OF breathing, rcdness Of the
checks ptation Of the heart, sick hcadache, sash
the mouth, pain the side, breast and
small Of the back heat of the skim irregular bow
els, foul tongue disturbed difficulty of laying
SIDE depression OF spirits fanness attended with weak
ami general debility of the whole SYSTEM gideiness
and Gimness Of sight, pam the stomach,
vomiting, wasting decay of the body, hacking cough,
unusual degree of heat increased pain the
matter. night sweats, hectic fevcr, &c, &c. Such
OF the symptoms of that dreadful de-
stroyer, CONSUMPTION. And being serious and
solemn fact, will those afflicted any longer deprvc
selves OF when 81 at hana--viich il
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY, a med
icine that has established itself in millions of both
Europe and The United States.
Western Office, Just for the accommodation of
Agents and others living the South and West No l5e
Sycamore ST., Cincinnati, where oil Southern and Wes-
Orders for Medicines be addressed future
u Advice given, and all classes Of diseases treated
with skill and science.
This valuable medicine is for sale in Richmond Ind.
at the BOOK STORE.
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cAnRIEn's AppREss.ro PATRONS OF THE PALLADIUM
KIND PATRoNs: greet you with Happy New Year,
As bring You my annual Message OF rhyme;
trust It may find you en- Dying the gooJ cheer,
Which always to this day has been granted by Time.
Old custom has g ven this to mr;h-
Let give il welcome them hearty and true,
And meet with gaGness in the hour OF its birth,
While with sadness bid It's old comrade edieu.
The old year has departed it cannot return,
Why then should we fret at its passing away?
We cannot recall it however we MOURN
Then seize on the present anu enjoy while we may
To many, it is true, the old year has brought grief,
And oft they may sigh at the thought it begets
But, from beginning TO end, our lives are too BRET
To spend what remains in unas aIiing regrets!
Old Time will speed on let us do as we may,
And leaves, as he passes. the mark of his hand,
HIS Harvest of Death he will reap in his way:
For this is his work as he GOES through the land
To most Of you-last year has been pleasant trow,
And Time shook his sand AMI turned up the glass
a shade Of regret has saddened the brow,
AZ the thought that Its pleasures quickly should pass
Plenty has spread itself DER all broad land.
Our gamers 10 overfowing have been hll'd,
And INDUSTRY finds full work for its hand,
And the c!amor OF want IN our borders is still'd
While the nations of Europe are looking with fear,
On the gsunt form of Famine and rurnors Of strife
Providence has given plentiful year,
And granted Peace with these blessings OF life:
But in vain may Heaven spread around its stores,
IL we TO ourselves shall prove traitors at last,
And Danish Prosperity away from our doors
Demagogues rule DER us, and must submit
To all their wild projects. however it sings
One comfort is len u.s. turR triu
"And time III remove from the evil il brings
And though our lovd land is again clad in gloom.
And hopes of the patriot with clouds oercast,
And the face of Industry be shrouded in gloom
These. together, will huri the destroyer at last!
And now, dear Patrons, for all the of the joke
OF our National affairs, as must be brief,
I'll refer YOU o the Message of President Polk,
Who will tell you far more than | can on this leaf
OF our dear native land. have more TO say.
Than to hope that Heaven may have it in keeping,
Till Locofocoism has through its day,
And aroused up the spirit that now lies sleeping.
"Suficient for the day is the evil it brings
Therefore III not trouble with what is in store;
But whether Of hope or disaster it sings
Your PAsER I'll faithfully lay at Your door.
And all I shall ask in for my rhyme,
Is that success may attend you all through the year.
With Quarter for myself,-or 'Levy,-or Dime,
Or what YOU may please. my wanderings to cheer.
"Ths Proteefiue ToriEef ~.
January J, ISa6. THE CAsMER.
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Richmond, Goth Of 5th mo-, l5i5.

REJOICE. REJocEl REJOICE! FoR THE HEART GLAD.
DR. Duncans ExPectorant Remedy brings hopes
and prospects to the consunptve patient whose
life attended with great suffering and PAIN and reduced
a slender thread Despair not While there is life
there hope, and you NAV be healed raised
necessary and before the much oiseas
ed ami liberated ana IS certain. Thousands of
saved annually from the consunpye grave
BY the timely OF Dr.. DancGn's Erpeccorant Kerneiy
Read the certificates Of performed in part Of
nitei States These evidences sufficient to
vince all that Dr. Duncans Medicine is safe and
remedy, that consunpton
infancy. and secures health and happiness.
II Dr.. Duncaa's Western Medical Office is 80 Syca-
more ST. few doors below 5h, Cincinnati, where all
forms affection eradice,ed from and the
BODY healed and again made whole.
ftATFoI sale at the Richmond Book Store
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LIGHT and CLE;ANLISE,s

F LIGHT you want Just come to me:
4 Such CANDLES I'll supply
That any better be,
Or nicer the eye
So hurry on and bring the Cash
Come one, together;
Good goods You II get, not common trash,
They'll stand in any weather.
Hard, white and sweet what ask you more
Come and crowd my Factory door.
Your clothes your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing VIII require,
To keep YOU healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and sot-hotl strong and good
| make of every kind:
Bring on your cAsH-your TRADE-your WOOD,
III suit you your mind.
SOAP GREASE and ASHES, too won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity You choose
GEORGE WILSON
ITGrateful for favors past he hopes for more
Richmond, Sept. "a, I745.-39.t 6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

JEW DANID-'Thosc who are acquainted with the
character of jew David Hebrew Plaster and Persian
Pills Will doubtless be glad learn that another shipment
has Just been received by the travelling agents who
prepared furnish local agents with fresh supplies
Immediately. The immense Quantities of these
Sold proof sufficient OF their superior medical
ct should there be an increouous daughter OF
back Rhe"m0f's'n Sfoted Pains, Or Hcakaess Iai" IN
tie side b,cast, Seedlings, 1emors, Kings Eru, &c
Gall of which this plaster sci ON fails cuIe.) with
Dyspepsia, Lirer affection. Ftrer Chill Ferer Ferer and
A2ue, Scrouia. any of the diseases that originate
impurity of the blood and circulating tlus tor the
tonishing of which these Pills have become
popular, for the benefit of such Will sub DIN few
extracts of letters showing the estimation which these
medicines are held, where known
indianapolis, April 18th, le45-Nessrs D. Harter & CO.
Gents-Iou will pleas" send us II doz. boxes Hebrew
Plaster doz boxes Persian Pills Immediately. The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell
large quantity this season. ours respectfully
Newtown Ia, April 10th. lo45.-IcSsrS. d. Har,cr s.
Co-Gents.-I would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue TO go of fine, and nearly
out of Pills you had better send by the stage dr
doubt not that this melIcinc will be much want
ed this season rs every body IS calling for it. Yours,
truly, JoHS Nick.
Crawfor,svle, IA, Jan o, IS45-AIessrS u. Harter
Co.-Genfs.-I have sold nearly all the large sup
ply OF the justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Per
sian Pills You furnished three weeks since and would
be well to keep well supplied. find calls for the
medicines increasing daily would here state. that
have articles IN my drug store that give better salts
faction than the Hebrew Plaster ana Persian Pills.
Moan 5. THOMPSON.
Washington, Ia, Aug 50, ls44.-Messrs. d. Harter &
Co.-Gents.At the request of many, who anxously
awaiting the arrival of supply of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills. you the
eond time saving that We have frequent
calls for both Plaster Pills. which render general
sacon Please send other lot Immediately and obge
Yours. respectfully. GALLAGHER N w ALTERS.
J. For sale by JoSep = ni, Richmond Ia
b. S r swain centrsvlle,
John Hosea. Cambridge Civ
] A. Savage & Co. Pennsve,
Jno. \. Leibrick, Dublin,
Parker & Stanton. Newport,
l. Donelon, Abingdon.
Nov. 26, lS45 4S-6no
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MANUFACTURES Of Coaches, Barouches, Friends
VI Carryalls, York Wagons, rhntons, Bugges, &c.
Also, superior article of Coach Cabinet, and Japan
NARsIsH, manufactured in Phladelphia, by whose
knowledge of the places hIn without rival. War
rantcd crack.
ALso-Carragc Trimmings Of every description, such
Laces Cloth, Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles Lamps,
Lock and Hinges, Rugs, &c; all Of which will be fur
nshed at the lowest Cash price Persons distance
be accommodated by dropping line to the subscriber
Main street, opposite Mr. GiIDerts Hotel, Ichmond, Ia
June IL l-45. l9in Al.
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TIMELY WARxING.-To those predisposed to Consump-
toni The weekly Death ana the vast amount
that die of Consumption. should convince ALL that no
should be lost procuring something TO arrest the
vdraheaded monster in due season, before takes hold
Of the tender branes Of the lungs, and them
disease. This timely caution may De the means of
sparng many from shadows the grave and placing
within their reach Remedy that Tens Of Thousands have
used before ihem-Tnany who living monuments OF
health to the present Is not then blessing TO the con-
s.Hutire that there Is MEDICINE that will their
Affections and restore sound health This be found
timely use of Dr. DCScASs ExFEcToRAST REMEDY.
medicine expressly for diseases of the lungs and the
promo nitory symptoms Of consumption. Those who
afflicted with cough. cold hoarseness and
the throat bronchitis splitting Of blood pain the breast
and side difficulty Of breathing. &c, should delay
procuring this medicine until it is 100 lafs.
.5Dr Duncon's Western Medical office is $50 Syca-
St. Cincinnati where his medicine. for sale
u Fox sale al the Richmond Book Store.
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rU.Es ron LapyEs-3I irrv prosane man, because
the depravity of his will corrupt your ctrea AMI
embitter your existence.
Marry gambler. tipPer, frequenter Ct tav-
because h. who has resaEI for himself will new
have any for his wife.
Marry a who makes promises which he never
performs, because trust him.
Marry whose actions &C correspond
with his senne ns because the passions have dehronel
reason, and he is prepared to commit every crime TO
hIch evil nature, unrestraIneG, InsligJtc him.
he of that who reg4rls not his IDEAS OF
right and wrong depIorak!e AM tc less you have
DO with him the better.
Marry who il in the habit Of cunning after
all the girls the country because his affections are
tnually wandering, am therefore be perai-
Marry not who ncri-cfs his busness if he does
when ngle, he will 90 when married.
RULES GE>TLEMEN.-MarEy not who
make u shirt cook mans tictlis. Such
woman wouli keep poor all the days OF his life.
Marry Il woman who is a lady and proud, because
she will be lily scoling If she Goes get every
thing she
Marry Il who thinks herself better thtn
any BODY else, because it shows sense, she
will have but few friends.
Marry not who is fond Of spinning tvarn,
because such a will make cool WIFE, aud
will never be contenied at home
Marry not woman who IS II the bit Of sandering
her neIghbors, giving 10 all the gOssipng she
hears. Such women MAKE the worst wives.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

"a MITH'S LINI11ENT.-surest remedy for the cure
= Sweeney, Poii-EYil, Fistula, Strains, Bruises,
Scratches, Big Head &c. that discovered
Also, for the human flesh, il exceis the of theu
matte Pains Swelling of the GLANDS Of the Throat Ring
W orms, letter, Frosted FEET, &c.
Each genuine bottle is stamped 'Snith's Linirnent,'
and signed Denny Minor, sole ProPrieors. None 9TH
ers genuine DENNY & MINOR, Eaton, ..
The above Lnincnt is for sale at the Drug Store of
l.. REED s. BROTHER.
Richmond, June II, 1915. In
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-07

II ALUABLE REAL ESTATE TOR SALE.-Wll
be sold private SALE the property Fifth street
bcong ng the Estate Of DIR. Morris Lancaster decd
consisting of two LOTS, substantially enclosed and
proved by large BRICN DIV ELLING HOUSE, con-
struced of the best materials and finished part
the neatest and most approved style: well of good
in the kitchen; large Cistern for
the door, together with out-buIldugsa in the best
Ger. Aso,--about thirty Fruit Trees consisting of APP
pie Pear, Peach ana Cherry of the choicest selection
The situation is elevated and airy, commanding fine
prospect of portion of the surrounding country; of
the desirable locations for residence the city Of
Richmond. Tor information. enquire of
WILLIAM Il. TOULKE, Administrator.
Richmond, May II, ls45. 20tf
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TEMPLES AMERICAN LlNINENT.

TIE CHEAPEST, and undoubtedly the BEST Of oil
Linments BEFORE the pub!ic;
~ o better general application be made. Lyheu
y applied according to directions. FOR the CURE of
Burns, Bruises. Sprains. Calls. Swell
lings, Piles. ChiIblains. Frosted feet.
Cuts. PoIl-Evil. Fis:ula. Sweeney.
Pain in the Breast. Cholic. Scratch
es. Scrofula. obstinate old Sores,
Rheumatic complaints. &c. &c.
Numerous testimonials of its efficacy can be SEEM
wherever the article is for sale.
Forsale al the Book Store. b. j. w. Gilbert. and 4
Earnest. Richmond, and by merchants generally ,ro
ont the Western country.
july 9Th, loio. 2s,t
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EXECCTivE.-PaEs AND CABINET.

]. K POLK OF Tenn. President Salary S2o,0Jo
GEO. III. DALLAS, of Penn. Vice Pres. 6,JiJ
las LuCaAsA. OF Penn Sec'y of State 6,JUJ
Il. J. W ALKER OF Miss Sec'y Of Treas. 80 6.ooo
w L. MACY OF n Y S-c'y Of War 5000
G; B.xcsorr of Mass. Sec'y OF Navy : 5000
J Y MAso. Of Va. Atty General .: 4,03J
CAVE Johnson Of Tenn. F. -. General G.0G0
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corsr

RooER 3. TAxzY of Me- Chief Justice Salary $, 001
SAMUEL NELSON, OF New YorA, Associate Justice
LEN WOODBURY.. OF New Hampshire, $
JoiIS MCLEAN, ohio,
GEO. w. WOODWARD, OF Pennsylvania, g
JAMES VI WAYNE, Of Georgia, ."
JoHx MCKINLEY, Alabama, '
W1LLIAa CArRoS of Tennessee, 80
PETER Y. DANIEL, of Virginia, 90 "'
f5alary of Associate Justices, $500.