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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12
Louisa CONVENTION.

At meeting Ut the Convention select a Whg can
ddae TO be voted for supply the place Of Col John
Guerant dee'd-ai Louisa Court House, Nov g. Presen,
from Louisa-Capt 6 Bunch, James II Daniel. Doc,
VIM B tiaekeu, n w Niche, Valentine, Quarc..
Jos Vest, Robt Chewning, ] b Bell, r Ragland, A II
Johnston, VI Morris, John Morris, 4 Bell B T Win.
ston, Andrew Perkins, Sam' Blunt w Bu.by. John :
Buck, f Hughson DOct c Meredith Goodwin Can't
Turner, = Goodwin, DOci Campbell, S w Mason.
A Walton, DOci w Pendleton, Robi T Bib Elisha
Melton John Slater, Doct Smith, A Burruss Archib,d
Arnett, w Tnce, ID Gillian, John Hancock Reub
Davis. T Gooeh Doet NJ Pendleton, Doet Rean Jo.
Mosby, Mosby, c G Coleman, Philip Jones
From Fiuvanna-Co McGruder VI Tutyiler Nathan
Payne, Hughes, Doct w a Gray land Thomas Jones.
From Gooehland-J 5 Fleming, II N Ragland
From Hanoyer-G w Basseu, Thomas Turner Wi
Williamson, Capt Thos Harden, Chas Thomps,r W., p
II Davenport, Page.
On notion Capt VIM. Williamson called to tho
| Chair and Chas Thompson appointed Secretary
Resolved That IN selecting a candidate for the Wbig
party 10 be voted for at the special election 10 be held on
the 10Th OF this month"; TO represent this District in the
Senate OF Virginia. that Louisa have votes Fi,y,n,
| votes Goochlsnd votes. and Hsnover 6 yoes
Resolved, That the Chair appoint a committee Of Is
70 propose TO this Convention candidate candidates to
be selected from by this Convention whereupon the chair
| appointed from Fluvanna, Col McGruder n H. PAYNE
Anderson Hughes, and Dr. Cray from Gooehland liugb
| n. R-.and and John ;. Fleming; from Louisa Cant n
| g. Bunch, Dr. WIN. X. Huoketi, c. G. Coeman Elisha
Meliol, and Dr. Qgares; iIvic Hanover Thomas Turner
John Page, Capt. Thomss Harden Cha. Thompson, and
WIN. r. DavenporI-to which, motion, the Charrnza
was added.
Inc Convention then took a recess till o'clock at
which time II rc-asscmbled, and the committee reported
the following resolution for the Of the Convention
Resolved, That Capt. GEO W. BASSETT, Of Hano.
YER be recommended a the canddlte be voted for s
the special election 10 be held the 26.h instant And
SAID resolution was unanimously adopted BY the Conyen
| ton.
The nominee was waited on by a committee and in.
formed OF bis nomination and, being introduced 10 the
citizens IN the Courthouse SUCH responded in acceptno
the same, IN speech Of length which was receives
with the cordial welcome Of his friends.
On mohon Resolved That the proceedings Of the Con
ventiOn be published the several Wing papers Of o t,
| OF Richmond aud the Convention then adjourned
WIN. WILLIAMSON, Chm
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" Rail Road Convention wa. held a, Fovs,,evillo
IN O. last week, delegates from North Carolina, South
Carolina and Virginia being in attendance. Cen VIM.
Gibbs Mcneil, Of New York, was also present. having
gone on expressly to attend the elaboration, of the Com
Venton A letter was read from Gen. Games, in which
ne states that the connection from Raleigh via Fayste
vile to South Carolina, the only route to be thought Of
IN military point Of view. resolution was adopted
recommending the extension Of the rail road from Raleigh
70 Camden and measures we're adopted obtain char
ter Tor that purpose from the Legislature Of Nerh Caron,
at It's next session. The Convention was addressed he
hessrs Z. l.. Winslow, Jane, c. Dobbn. Mr. H2llis,e,
and hr. Mordecai Of North Carolina, Mr. MeIlwaine If
Petersburg and Gen. McNsll--the latter plodsng hi.
reputation as an Engineer that the road can DO built but
Comparatively trhing expense aud that IL will prove
most profitable invos tmeni for capital
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Prom the Norfolk Herald, Nov. 10.
II. s., DISTRICT COURT

The Court commenced its term on Monday last; Judge
HALYEURTos presiding, and occupied during the great
er part OF the week with the salvage case Of the schr I'm
Peral, Of Freeown, which, in wrecked condition and
abandoned by her crew, fallen in with of the capes OF
Virginia by the brig Messenger, from New York bound to
Richmond, on the 18th OF September subsequent to the
gallo in the early part Of that month"; and by towed into
Hampton Roads, where the schr delivered up to the
U s. steamer Engineer which brought her up TO Norfolk
The savo' laid their claim al half the gross proceeds
the Imperial and her cargo (Which consists principally Of
dry goods)and the case Vrgued with great ability and
ingenuity by the counsel bath Sides On Saturday tho
Judge decreod follows;
The vessel and cargo to be sold public auction after
giving days notice, and the proceeds thereof TO be de-
posted in the Exchange Bank Of Virginia The rate OF
salvage 10 be awarded, TO be determined at special
'on OF the court to be convened sometime in december
when the sale shall have taken place and the amount
ascertained &c,
For the rolvcrs Jos H. Robertson and Jos Mayo E.qrs
For the owners, underwriters &c, w. W. Sharp and r
Taylor, Esqu.
In the case Of the sailors Of the bnrque Stafford charged
with nutny in Hampton Roujr, refusing 20 to sea
alleging that the barque sea-worhy, they were
found guilty Of mutny, by the Jury aud by the
court TO SIX months imprisonment. The court adjourned
yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

TsE SPECTATORS AND TELKsRArH-The New York
correspondent OF the Philadelphia inquirer his letter
Sunday afternoon, says:
"A hagran outrage has been committed on the country
by parties interested in the foreign that by tho
steamship Britannia AT Boston. The frst intimstion that
the pubic and the of New York received Of her ar
riyal given to them late the afternoon YESTERDAY
and 1t Is aseertaned Tor certain that the regular eeaphe
report for the press transmitted here as early as nine
o'clock in the morning. or Immediately after tho had
reached the dock
The news got into the hands Of certain parties who were
interested in the flour and produce markets. who withheld
It from the press, and did deliver il until had been
used here and South where doubt the parties
ed rich harvest ttom their rascay. An nvesRa alton in
to the matter is about be made, and to be hoped
that proper punishment will be inflicted oil that arc
guilty Of such scandaous breach Of confidence in the os
ton Telegraph Lines and any circumstances Of this
kind occur it will be regulated entirely.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

IL The authenticity of the news Of the ,,v,l,,ioD ID,
lucaian an account of which will be found in today, In
per- - doubted by soma Of the No~ Orleans pupes The
Iropic' FOR example, says; ut not 10 b. disguised b,
heo accounts are yelled IN mystery which, in Oh, absence
OF explanation are difficult be understood The Pc,
nnncamento b be said, put on board the seboon., J
quina At sea- after leaving Laguns by the officers Of Yu
c'an revenue cutter. IL may out that some sbrevd
IN Planning voyage to THE country. and know.
lns oi tue existence Of between MeIco and the n
STATES rosorod 10 THE tuss in order q, p,ov,p, ,b h
ere beng seized, IN any manner molesed in Ne Or,
eans' ana insure her safe return 10 Yucatsn This
mere CONJECTURE, but It may DO roal1edp II seem. tb,
he ~ 8 Marshal nevertheless seized and took possession
Of the schooner soon after her srrival
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

Mr. Heury MeseAy. q New York of skill
In this eaeaEel obtaining engraving
the City Of Rich nOnd which he proposes publish
OF the Spring The View BY Mereay
nom the ospOs side OF the yard have
seen the rough daush and feel hesitation pronoanenr
full OF h spirit and truth Richmond presents. naiu
aIy magnificent subject or picture nothing
the hands Of the
The engraving will be executed copper impression
carefully eo'ooed nom We
artists OF the highest employed woth
that nothing will be e undone which give
haish the picture.
We heartily recommend Mr.. NJ. the public already
distinguished himself by hts wei River
Port Folio containing twenty North River. speei
mems OF hs ,kin may be Our Houte" Thon
They embrace pictures Baltimore Boston and Troy all Of which
are "a the lfc.
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IotaI diminuation Ia 5

TUT IIIIIIIuaIIlI , SI,L2I
And appears from the monthly staeme nts OF the Re
gs'e oil tae Treasury that the amount OF outstanding
Treasury Notes follows:
LIST Aug last, S441OOO being the OF old ssues
lst Sept. 100000 Increase in August S643OOO
Let Oct. 224O.DOO Sent I5n o1O
Making the of expenditure beyond the receipts,
for months, 1904 900.
The excess being at the per sunum Of S2l 633 600
According 10 the Presidents message Congress last
December the receipts the year ending 3Oh June Is45
were S29169OOO II they the the present wear
would appear that the Government Is e1pendnR money
At the rate OF S5lOOOOOO per annum But payments
are probable not made so fast as debts are incurred il
think be fairly estimated that our present annual
least double the revenue that is 10 east
$50, 00O, 900.
months has been paying the rate Of 60 millions per
num- or twice the OF the revenue And this does
rot include the Outstanding claims"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12
To the Edi.srs Of the whia.

Genucmeu- hive ended exhibiting in Rich
mond several times aud feel justified
best selection Of the best
band Of that have belonging Company-
The weather the dr night and
well calculated TO make fee depressed spiui-tu
Mt MAY, the clown, who makes the auah
mace his Appearance why entire change
dreams and beauty genusmln performance that
whatever be does done in such
Asdou' objection To The riding certainly ~
perio 10 have seen-I Aude particularly ho
mAnshp Of Mr. NATHLSs who manifested and
in the the four horses himself the
applause Of the whole audience The observed
bad order; but Just them they show yo.
the difference between Of prends and company
men, who understand what they profess to 90.
4 SPECTATOR.
The persons siudr such characters Mr.
NAruASs and fout horse rider; JoHS J. clown C.
ROsERs principal dramauc nder W NcOLs ueE rider
single horse fRASK BEowER NEiL NIrHASs ethiopian
nadefs; G. DUNBAR PoureT, certainly Of
marfabe ! have Mr.. KISCApE, Indian and
sailor ri-f; Master FRASK PAroS certainly the mos,
promising boys have The gentlemen
form one Of the distinguished companies
-oaied toseiher Performance Character that
they have the applause and uncqueny aekno
lodged envy Of every other company this country.
SPECTATOR.
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE.
No. Ma. 49,.

oST received, and for sale, the following
u Publications. 's
NO o. the Nazanc. or The wa,bngtou.-a r,v.
auon OF Ph adeiphia, New and wa.hinxon An
Geo Lppard author The Quaker City, "Banche or pt
wine" &C; i2e ~ VI "'N""'
Inc saede Restored Mystery Unavrl.d by Barker ESQ
author OF -horneva, widows Bridal" Ae I9e
Lend me Five shing-, in one act by John u,s.o,
'1,'on, ESQ lse-being No % Modern Standard Drama
Part III OF the Pictorial History Of EuEand: oSe
Western Continent for Saturday, Nov :; &c
Flag OF our Union for Saturday, Nov !; &c
plete; soc PAU ''"
Gamblers wife; csc
CSC ~ " '" io'A ane saratoga
Ieeys WING Almanac for Is47 containing the Taudof Isas
OF each State. &C; I2e ~ ''' anu
and Gazette. ' F"'' N""''e'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

IL The Washington Union of Monday evening labors.
in long editorial to show that John Young owes his
on as Governor Of New York to the votes of the Anti
Renters while in another column publishes letter from
its correspondent in the city of New York which saws en-
Phauealy Our over-confdence total want Of or
g'nizaon, and divisions in party what have dc.
ieated u.s. And he then goes minute detail Of here
oioTe strong Locoioco countes in which on
themselves led q their overthrow Either the editor or the
letter writer must be mistaken.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

" Monday evenings Union announces the arrival in
Washington Of Mr.. Robertson "our worthy consul at Bro
men,, who that paper informs ne "bfngs irresistible ovi-
denees Il the high character which county has attained
Europe and which the Of the present AJmnisra-
non have in no ltto contributed 10 increase" We hops
that ihese "evdenees will not be withheld from the eoun.
uy-partcusfy the Administration evidently stands In
need. jus this tmo Of sympathy from Europe ~ soun
srposs the dinuuon Of confidence IN and re- pset for
10 a. home.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12
Colonel Fremont.

The readers attention will be attracted by the Interesting
letter Of Senator Benton the President in which con-
den'ed and graphic detail given Of the daring
ihis gallant young officer at the head his small force
IN California. The Washington Union from which It Is
copied confirms in addition several columns Of the docu-
men'a testimony from which Senator Benton has compiled
his narrative Of those operations and drawn hi, eoouen,
defence Of his enterPrsing aud heroic son-in.law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

~ VIZ. Robertson. consul Bremen, the Union
tells u.s. brought scaled packed from Professor schonbsn
the 6scoysror Of c explosive gun cotton with an admo
milton that only be opened IN tho presence sf h,
President u contained some specimens Of the gun o
prepared cotton with hints about the mode Of preparing
o. The discovery adds tho Union) gains confdonc,
throughout Europe Il esumscd that 200 900 bales
will BE- wanted to supply the demand for this pur
poee
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Expenses of the War.

We regret that the heavy upon columns
Pves US of the pleasure Of laying before readers this
m'rning bref sketch from the Boston papers, of the
speech delivered by Mr. Webster in Faneuil Hail. on Sa-
turday evening last We hope 10 publish it tomorow.-
In the meanwhile copy Of the sketches Of his
remarks. the following statement:
" appears from the monthly statement Of the Treasurer
OF the United States that the balance in the Treasury on
he
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N OTTO Es .

Dr. Christicss Rings. rtnus. Halle. r,.,
a, GO shia Of the Rev. 8. n. Rowarth The wen
tnown minister OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church ,.5, .
us Division New h been subject q, m. -.
He has generally been attached night and ha. ,,ri go
hos surpassed % - dd The Christie. p,,.ns a
ss and fluid has caused their complete IN
tem being much weakened BY the Gaiv,nIe
enins Plaster was recommended which used with The
result. ~" '"e "sPp'est
FOR further particuars m aro,h., N. n, .
paper. Explanatory pamphlets may gratis bv ~
ltI Main street. Richmond. Va %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

volunteer IN the Kentucky regiment (7obert Hardin,
writing to his father after the battle Of Monterey give. an
account Of the three days fighting. lie says.
On Monday night the MeSicans we're IN high spirits
lhey had osi but few All night they throw 40 *
rockets AZ night the firing ceased. The left wing ri
the Kentucky regiment, % which On att,cbeJ ,v,,.
marched into The fort taken by us to hold b. during b min
s we moved IN, we 10 point blank shot II one bat
efy ana rakod on our right by another They both bech-
90 fe inc whole tune marching ~ dis,oce oG
ono mile Such night NJ spent that night hope n We,
a. spend again. We had oaon nothing since Juy Iigbt
we had no shelier-no iood-nJ fire. We laid down in
the no snd blood, among the dead men and horse. and
cold ram tell on ne s night had no coat on having
gone into the tight m my shirt sleeves
never heard balls whistle before. Two cannon bsIls
passed within two feet u me- aud many more within sbort
distance A. We rit the fort Tuesday evening" winch
VIC had been holding stated before through Monday pb
we were odofed 10 scatter the best means Of PROTECTION
against tho two batteries which fakcd our limo had 10,
away from the company about 80 yards To- mysef bep
whole load Of grape shot discharged AZ me alone
heard the shot, and stopped In tho bushes when ON b
sides and above the shot fell ike hail We lost tb,ee
Of our men With thoae fires this morning
The dead we're awful rights 10 look upop-so,r, .b,
with cannon balls, and with small shot-s,me win
ueif heads shot of-s0mo with their legs oh-sops with
meif bowels scattered tho ground We had no dps
unu Yesterday 20 bury the dead. Tho heavens wei,
ln oi cnron birds, and the air With stencil have NOT
une 10 write az afge-am ~ fine health unhurt without
Scratch for which ! am truly thankful.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

u III rumored that Mr.. Polk will offer the v,s,,,
Mission to France to sas Wright Il would be a. GOOD
90 appointment u' he could mako-csrtainly much more
eFedabo one to the county than that Of Charles Jared
,ns''so whom rumor some days ago, We hope unrruy.
designated Tor tha, station.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

PaoSUEoiArroN oy Mguou NGurs-Chihuabua h pro.
nouneed Chewsp pap, equal on the two last yla
blef Monterey, M0Hfsray, aocent on the last syllable
Sauc, SaHEtesiyo accent the second syllable San
Luis Potos, Sous Luis Po-o.ses accent on tho second
syllable Of Potosi. GuansSuato half accent
the first and full aeeent on The third syllable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

" Rumor' Of contemplated changes In the Cabinet arc
.s''n in circulation. The Washington correspondent, Of
the Baltimore Sun says Some say that Calhoun o.il
axe inc "" Department, and WIN. r. King our ls,e
a'ungu'sned representative in Paris the Department Of
report is well founded
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12
John y. PendIetou.

This able and distinguished geneman-the "lone STAR
IN the present Congress from Virgina-announees in
long address TO the people Of his District tina, he can
dldaIe for reelection -subect of course The says now
and always to the decision Of any fair Convention Of my
own party"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12
DIED,


~ Oakh Of Congerve Fewer on the 1s d.y OF etober
Miss MARY DANIEL, daughter Of Abraham ane OF
berand In the Of her In recording
dscsascd would seet BY s pse or the style
of obituary euoKy Gid the sopuehrc the dad we would
NOT strew one lower her gave
heart scek 70 AID virtue the Adorned
dtaed her 10 al who within her influence
Inc heart would oGsr he last tribute memory who
well and faithfully discharged the duties diughtef stor
The happiness Of others well satisfied " her III denial
peace 10 the suffering With the young, cheerful com
ranion with the od respectful snd attentive obsrrvcra
nssrnH anger the moved abo, ds-p,
JOY and gadness way The MONDAY Of Inc she Wss
called awaya bright In The zrnth of he soyan
Other house clothed in mourning 6resde dsso
and smother angel Heaven thse dear one In ty
row cei-Houow can reach thee more
we laid her down In the Frave 20 rest,
Our hosoma with anguish burning
We knew that her splfd would bieF,--
Bot We thought Of her never returning
"TAs saHs II aaFsi irassssafeaHv srst
~ ne soigriss'iP Rfres,
That the spin had zen In he hssiy fsirsaL
~ II fed 70 the bowers Of Heaven
" How sweet thus 10 de the suddins Of Hf,
10 the spring time Of beauty ana lowers
when the heart Eushes out and Nature is rife
With the songs of The birds In the bowers
Long org shan she siumbsf-tbe early besi--
Tho reckless the foot that troads DER her.
on by her Eide shauths broken heart ret,
That cannot forget 10 depiots Der"
s1y Enquirer requested copy.
At hs Rrandmothors In Frodoricksbu'g very suddenly
Of congestion n the lungs Jouy BLAND TENNENr Mayo.
sged AK years. Of Dr John Mayo, Of Richmond CO.
On tho 7h Of Oct last the 9Th year Of hs see At his
ishers residence IN Amelia county, Va RioHGRp liESRY
HnLsnAS, eldest Of Jno Hlsman. Ho will long DO
remembered IRON the many fine qualities he possessed lie
promised 10 make business man, and useful citizen
NJ.
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The Paris Constitutional says:"We have spoken oftbo
which the American missionaries were obtaining
N Turkey. The number Of persons who have embraced
the evangelical doctrine b estimated sx thousand and
the capital has behed great number Of these conversions
Amongst the Eyangess (ths tho which they give
homsolvos horo sumo hundreds Of Turks upwards Of
thousand Jews, two thousand Greeks and nearly three
Thousand Amenians II BE- amongst ths last named nation
that The preaching has been most sueeessful.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

" Some Of the LooOfOco papers in Pennsylvania are
reading Senator Cameron Of hs State out Of the oarv
II they eEPe all the Tart men, they will find themselves
in wofoi minority not only in Pennsylvania bu, in vr
ginia also.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

~ psPcr 81 Pqus, Ohio. seconded by another s
Usiontown Ps. dominates Androw s,ews, Of the Latter
stste. ss scsndidste for The Presidency.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

u The CIkcUs is still in blast, and drawing immense
crowds. 1t will remain the city during the present week
See advertisement in another column
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

LUoK-Mr q v Burnham. book keeper al the Franklin
House IN Philadelphia, has justfol heir 900 by tho
dontb Of n relative.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

4u'J0TIN HgaIIsI TIC Itnue IN Inc CITY, JINF
In New Jersey, the Wing majority the popular
Is 5000 being Wing gain the Presidential election
OF 1879 Do facts like these show that the Tariff Of &c
is popular with the people, the reverse We have
never believed that Tariff discriminating against pro
tectou and therefore in favor Of foreign labor and CAPT
tai, could be sustained by the deliberate voice Of the
American People--and if the Enquirer has heretofore
hatered itself that it could be- think the recent cleo
tons ought TO satisfy il of its mistake.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12

~ k'NoHsRos-Theso constitute principal portion Of
'ao moAcan Army Rowan Hardin, Of Ky, (who he In the
Army in MeHcO) writes 90 he father ne folIovs-
The Raneheros are the people who 1--we on farms They
are poor soldiers BY the laws Of their government they
uo nov allowed 20 have arms o. home, end conse quony do
nO' unacsand the use q them. These people are no,
Sg"'oy bot unsked in tho u arms and without con-
uonce 20 hc rulers. Gen Taylor eseoms them brave
PooPe out hcy are not effective in battle because Of their
ignorance o. the q arms. Tner defeat by Gen Tav
or on the Rio Grande with such odds in tbsr f,vo, a.
destroyed on confidence b. themselves snd they fight with
no other expectation Than 10 be whipped bot let this war
at ~ months onger and rest assusod they will prove on
enemy no longer 10 be dospised
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Free Traders

r. S.-Sinec preparing the above, have the follow
ing official returns:
Tariff Men. Ere, TTsd,rs