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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29
Business Notites.
To l< Editor of Tk TriJua<
n -
AfsfL 2, isc

To ae Editor of Ts< T1b~~s Arsn. n iss-
sn-I have just seen By accident IN Th- Tr,Avn. "a,
day before yesterday, your lsle aiem o, TO DO NJ ~
in connection with the charge made some limo s.e. -
libel against me, H publishing hctllioos cerseus a.
purporing TO have been performed ny ny Aeos,s
Drops he persou OF Mr.. Brooss AZ the .aa o.,
plsns,ion does convey the facts OF tho case prom,
Ihs, should say something in viudieaion- rhs wcse
no, have been necessary tho Jas, had been .rs..a,
truly represented IN the printed repora And Der,
would take occasion TO eensure the Married ureocr.
isoaspess OF those Editors who suffered s,rb,es
Of the sppesr IN their columns wiAor,
exsminaiion The certificate 10 question csme 10 n.
threagh the proper channel and you equal imposed
upon with Mayor elect Bradys letter, as wss and 4
not true that fabricated IT, say s4i CHARGE
made against the contrary. Brooss admitted be b.
lieved II hal been connected and by rival "a
trade hsve been eight years IN business al roy preser.
location, 81 wakerst commencing with capital OF lss
than Gly dollars. durpg which period have expes ed
upward OF $4,000 throughout the Union for advertising
Ny compound. more specially The alis Ned Gated Soay
known and appreciated throughout The ength ara
breadth Of the land that the idea Of my attempting 70
build up business this lse day BY the faSrcsiiona cf
6ctitious cer6c IL utterly shsu'd DO scoues
from the brain OF every ght thinking mind But Tits "a a,
enyious age, aud put forth any or u,s.
fact In science without exciting the envy and jealous,
Of the imbecies and the d'eonteuted TIE conduct
BOBBY who sent me the certificate OF cure parponins 10
have been effected upon Mr. Brooks organs
the agency Of my Acoustic Drops scarcely more re
prehensble than that Of Mr. Brooks hmsef who utterly
refused to accept apology public reaoiion sverss hs
he had been deaf from infancy had used the Aeous
tic Drops and was therefore determined 10 seek reare,
from thelsw. The charge Of fAbriesiing ss~ever WA
not made sssps, and there the Reporter done gross
wrong and which his sense Of usee should have eaaea
him TO repair by inserting contradiction The following
day. Respectfully yours, y. FELlN GoURAup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PINS Iowa YET. W
CREATION & Co. IL Csdsrst. selling good gold
pen for 75c real diamond pointed pen for ST. aud the
magnificent Basey pen, for 81 rs, oliver pencil case Al
ways included) You can there Levi Browns Preni
urn Pens the genuine now stamped Levi Brown A.
D. 1919 and all cheaper either wholesale or retail
than be found elsewhere Buy Pens only for VIA,
they are stamped IL our advice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29
Another report reduces this 10 g.
Important TO the Copper-,Iining Interest.

The following article embodies statements with
regard to the recent wonderful discovery in Europe
Of method OF Smelling Copper Ores by ElecTi'
city, of which only vague and unreliable reports
had previously reached us We will thank any
friend who has the particulars of this discovery at
han, colin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

have been cited Divine authority for similar conduct
our day. How unjust and unauthorized this is need
not stop here to exhibit
Your pretence that this discussion" has compelled
The Tribune TO disavow and abandon Of the most
vital and essential elements of the Association theory"
will be read by thousands who will freshly remember
the express and indispensable stipulation ST fret made
by me that the subject discussed should be Association
as understand 1.-THE difficulty had in bringing you
to assent to thisthe difficulty you had in jasying
yourself your pslpable determination from the
first TO violate your engagement-snd the you
have pursued since You knew well at the outset
that intended to advocate Association from my
stand point and that this somewhat different from
that OF Fourier or Brisbane-you knew that had small
regard for abstract metaphysical speculation compar
ison with practical realiues-you knew well that the
American Associsuonists body had repeatedly and
soemny discaimed the doctrines with regard 10 Mar
rsge &c which had been deduced By their sdyersares
from the writings of Fourer-,hst they had declared
generally that they did not adopt all Of Foursrs specu
lsnons bu, only such part they deemed well ground
ed-you knew, (for you had Mr. Godwin's book before
you) the TAs Organization Of Labor in 1s Tornship is
the one Object one Faith. of the Associative School
beyond which each member Of it accepted rejected
to his individual reason and conscience AL this was
perfectly familiar to your mind and how resist
the conviction that you deliberately intended to preu
dice our readers against certain propositions for the
practical meoraton of the hard lot OF the ignorant the
destitute. the depressed by exciting theological odiam
against part Of the crszseAs by which some of their
advocates commended those Reforms lie, Justice de-
eide between us.
- You seek to parry the existing contrast between
New Lebanon Snd Ireland which adduced as examples
Of the practical working of Associative and Compe
lie respectively by speaking Of the Shakers direct,
" under tho despotic win Of single person" sc.
snow no warrant for this charge-do you As to Mar.
sse the Community at Zoar, Ohio cherishes Marriage
10, its increase wealth has been rapid than that
4 the Shakers and its present command Of the
4 living is as ample theirs Surely all must that
ocia state Ia which strong and omniPresent public
eminent demands that each able member shall BE-
roducer and no; a mere consumer OF wealth-which
snders each the ally the sntssoni, of bis brother
oiler-whieh removes the temptation 10 lie in wait for
be products of others industry instead of producing
naturally tend opposite results from those
thereof unhappy ireland is the most conspicuous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-29

SAD AccIDEST-On Monday last a fine boy
about 10 years of age OF Mr. T. " Tinslsy fell from
a fence about II feet high upon the spikes Of an iron
guard at the Of soop of which about
inches In length passed from his thigh through his ab
truded Drs Dubois and Buck were called In mmedi.
stey and rendered all the assistance that skill and
tenton could afford but in vain. He fingered In
treme agony till Tuesday evening at 81 o'clock when be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02

Hon 10 eef rieh-Thc late Judge MAzrrs eft his paer-
nal ROOF Of horsalles, while lad with four hundred francs
~ money a. his sole pnunony lie r1mbcd about the
West indies aud finally reached North Carolina There
his money was exhausted aud avoid starvation he got
place as apprentice TO printer Alter three yoars service
he was received J)ushoyman and became entitled to
wages 80 we'll did 10 manage his affairs, that years
10 laid ~ money enough 10 buy out his employer. Some
Yeas afterwards be came % Louisiana.
Here while no Judge Of TIC Supreme Court he
was also partner Of BRICK yi'd After years his
paTinor IN the brick yard died. in settling isir partner
shp account u became necessary 90 examine their books
IL wa found that every item their Joint household OK
penscs was marked down from day day and thai tor the
whole seven years they had shared the same table togot
or, TOY had each expended, average only IS cents
per day. including food aud clothing their servants aud
all tha other expenses Of house keeping.
During oil this time the Judge receiving salary Of
$4,000 per year be- des large profits from tho brick yard
and rom bis rents and money paced interest," his 400
francs have been since increased 100 600 and upwards
The Judge lived poor m1u aud died very rich one
During tho bird ~ century he held oce. he had TO decide
upon Immense Interests subnuod 10 the Court and no ore
over supposed that for millions y money HE opu ons could
be made 20 sworyo hairs breadth It's integrity was
above the sllghie5i gusp con from any quarter.
~. H. Bulletin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
WARREN.
COMMUNICATED.
~
4 Singular Fact.

The Democracy brought the present war upon the
try IN spite OF all the efforts Of the Wings prevent it,
But after the declared the parties have
changed PLACES Tue Wings are foe coming to the
aud fighting j, out, whilst the Democracy hang back
As proof OF this singular Of hngs refer the very
extraordinary tact, that every company Of voun which
have yet been raised in Virginia, raised in WING
comfy city. Not has been raised DkNocRArIc
county city unless Montgomery in which parties are
about equally divided, may be regarded Richmond
Petersburg, Norfolk, aud Alexandria all Wing cities
Berkeley, Jefferson, ana Augusta all Wing couuics-
Where Is the company from the Tenth Legion, HALIFAX
Isle Of Wight, Little Tennessee Echo answers
where Ths is pretty commentary the Presidents
Message ami da;rbes OF cuckoo OF the Unon -
The Wings OF 1876 very much like their ancestors OF
lT76-they go for their country.
Wuls SoN OF a WHrG FATHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
From The CharLe.t0UH Fee PrSss, Dec 81.
Col. Josiz, =. EsanltranIck,

IL will be seen, another column that Maj. JoHN F.
HANrRANcE of Shepherdsiown has received the appoint
ment Of Colonel Of the Virginia Regiment. This i, q
most distinguished compliment, understand there
were upwards Of fifty applicants for this post OF honor
embracing IN their number OF the choicest spirits
aud most gallant souls IN the Old Dominion
TINS honor confined alone the officer on whom,
- conferred, but may justly be considered as one in
which Jefferson county has n right 10 pagluke,
Col. Hamtramek cd and experienced officer being
engsgsd m various capacities during the late war lie
served with Gen. Taylor at the time when that officer
iieshed his maiden sword" aud culed tho Gr-t isures
lilo served under Gen Taylor uhon Mao.) ss Sergeant
during the war ut 1914. ~ tie spring o which year. they
were together IA an attack body OF Indians ON the
North western frontier. Ia the spring OF lSII the start
ng news reached ST. LOUIS Of the capture Prairie du
Chen, "a Tort on the upper Mississippi ryer and Of the
rePase OF Capt Campbell, who had goGe up IN boat with
his company Of u States troops, tor the relief Ut the place
This the British and Indians command OF the upper
Mississippi and fears entertained for the safety OF ST
Louis Fort Madison had been evacuated Oh cago Green
bay Pare du Chen, and the whole OF tho upper country
was ia possession OF the enemy and nothing heu apps.
renty could oppose their descent Of the ycr aud Tho a
OF It Louis.
But under the gallant and intrepid Tayr nm attack ,yo.
made the foe, and complete OF the lndians ef
ecicd which tended the dbandnen their forces as
was afterwards learned by Col HGmuamck, many years
subsequently,, IN conversation with kOecock, the head
chief Of ihe Suuke Tribe.
thrilling incident connected with this service Of which
Col. Hamtrsmck was present may prove unnieresng
The American forces had landed small island little
aoONS I'NeI 4yIg 10 Tie western side
the Mississippi and placed seniinels guard tho
the night waned without disturbance alarm, but Just
about day CHIT the Corporal OF the guard by direction of
tho Sergeant (now Col Hamramck) was locking At his
watch, 10 sec 1t was not me relieve the guard and
STOPPING or that purpose with the watch his hald TO the
light OF a small camp Ire, Hc crack Of a rife was heard
sud tie watch dropped from tie Corporal hand and he
10 the boat with his wrist broken.
TINS IS only ono Of the many narrow escapes through
which Col H. passed untouched ond unhut; and we trust
that the hand OF an oyeuung Providence may again be
tended 10 protect him from those dangers incident 10 his
service, and that he may his family his brow en-
eeled with wTeaihs Of glory, ia defence the tights
Of his country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
We uOEShAI.

TO tIse Honorable TfcI.sber> OF the
HaOsIsc a! Delegate ;iEs.s Ar-sHUre OF VIZ
Sinia.
The undersigned your petitioners, respectfully repe.
That, being deeply Interested in the commerce OF the
State, ana particularly OF the city OF Richmond II is
matter OF great concern them learn that app!ca-
ton has been made 10 your honorable body, the part
Vi sundry persons, for Of incorporation Tor the
purpose Of Organizing company TO transport property
and passengers by IRON the port Richmond To
the Port al New AoTk-an innovation upnl the cstab-
sbed order Of such business which they with a.
-rm aud which, their humble opinion, Is well cal
cunled iuJurc existing interests, without CORE. pond
ing benefit 10 any which may be created the runs
OF tie present. Your mom0raiisls do not wish he
understood Directing the establishment, OF steam
navigation tae risk and h,o1gh the enterpris, OF IN
div dua but they do respectfully protest against
the immunities and privileges which OF ncorpO-
ration will afford O. such disposed compete with
those interested IN the sailing vessels engaged in
the transportation Ut freight ana passengers from Richmond
10 New York. Already the establishment OF lar or
position between Richmond AMI BImoe, has had the e.
feet OF diminishing the shipment OF tobacco aud flour d.
rsctfrom James River foreign ports, in material degree
aud scheme, iOsiercd by Legislative aid,
the elect vi transferring foreign ports NV Ior IN
much greater degree that, e!sf he lapse Of few years
shall nd with few vc.s1ls in our river
Pilots bring them In should stray craft appear And
further more petitioners humby think hat the gieG
ntero OF the proposed scheme will be found vested in
New York, but fair and proper that lis shou
apply the %. New York Tor inc poraiion
aud immunity from p,:lJusI liability, aud the State
OF Virginia
And, in duty bound, your petitioners will ever pay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02

This officer left New Odesns the 23l uldmo. in the
steamship Alabama for the OF The eorrsspoa-
dent in tina, city Of tho chareson Courier relates the fol-
pwng incident, which occurred prior his departure
Gen Scott found il necessary have his staff
familiar with the Spanish language, and Mr.. Gomez who
was understand strongly commended by Oh
government officers, the selected. lie received
Yesterday commission Lieut. Col. OF Dragons from
Gen. Scott. and formally mustered into the u. States
service Immediately this, the strongest representa-
tons were made 10 the General about this man. who ia
pretty well known the Editor ct Spanish paper La Pd
IRA which has tnken strong ground against govern
men IN the present war, aud in which articles
thoroughly Mexican q. c. almost treasonable have APP
Poared ana been severely commented lie spoken
OF as Mexican al heart and the very last who should
occupy confidential station about the person OF the Com
mandor-ia-Chet. These statements which from
oi both political parties had their effect, and to-day the
commission has been revoked to the satisfaction OF every
one"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
Correspondence OF the National ln,elisen,er
BALIIMoRH. December al-5P


Our markets to-day very dull. Morn than 81 6s
cannot be had for Aourno sales. Wheat il dull a. 81 TO
96 for good to prime White corn SIS Sc, aud yellow do
81 IS: oats 81; rye CO. Whiskey dull At 2O5 22i IN
hogsheads and barrels. No change in provisions
AT auction to-day, by w. &. Harrison, S5 hide. New
Orleans sugar. $3.50 offered residue withdraw at 775 TO
O., being the cargo OF the brig Rowland also 40 bbs
New O.loans molasscs at 80 cents.
The Telegraph is again in complete order through to NJ
York. and briggs the following dispatches Up to the
writing from both places:
FROM NEW YORK.
The Hour market continues dali and mcde-
rate There were sales to-day however any great
extent. OF Genesee Of $3.50 Some are contendng for
more The scarcity Of vessels and the high rate OF
tends TO doposs prices Southern brands may be quoted
at 50 s73 TO $50. Corn meal S3,S75 Rye flour 81
The grain market is also without much
to moderate exteat Of prime white wheat l5c. Sales
OF iOOO bushels prime white 75c per busse Mode
rate sales also Of yellow corn Mt 73c.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Sales to-day of 100000 S new loan a IN advance of
OF one per cent on previous sales, being 3d. The stock
market is more active.
The flour market continues very dull. Holders still ask
S4,S'5 tor Pennsylvania brands and find purchasers.
There were sales to day OF $4,000 bu prime white wheat
at 81 IL per bu Prime rcd wheat sold at new choice
quality held few cents higher. Yellow corn prime 60
cents per bnshel Whiskey selling "a cents per gal
on i'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
NEr. CLAY.

AT the celebration Of tie New England Society IN New
Orleans, tho 22d ult Mr.. Clay, who vas an invited
guest addressed the company, IN reply complimentary
toast, follows:
"Mr Presiden-yery little in the habit Of addressing
assemblies o any kinda burst OF laughter which The
gentlemen Joined Il don't soy that never was
but that am IN the habit OF addressing assem-
bes. have been - the retirement OF private c
10 which acg.esce with pleasure, us b. gives op-
pofuny 81 recruiting my health, and for my own person-
nj improvement. Bus although leading life Of retirement
altogether unoborysnt Of she proceedings relating
condition, welfare and prospects o. country and
when / saw around tonight Cen. Brooke aud other
old friends, felt hat inclined ush for little nook
in the army in which might IN ayenging
the wrongs to NY cOunry-iappllusel have thought /
might yet be able 10 capture % slay MeXcan-a
plause shall not be able To do So however, this year
but hope tia will still crown gallant arms and
sac war terminate in honorable peace. thank you for
the invitation which as brought hCfo this evening. II
the first time h-yc met you, and lie association fills
with pleasure. You do ngat, gentlemen,
Grazing encouraging the spirit Of liberty sua opgU-ion
oppression hat brought the shores Of the New World
your glorious nnces.ry and may YOU by Initiating their
example, add honor aud hsw 9mg 10 tho names they
have left YOU"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
BOSTON MARKEr-nrc 90

Cotton continues in very good demand but tho want of
stock prevents large operations Sales of 5a60O bales
this week at last weeks prices Several thousand bales
have arrived, mostly To manufacturers. Corn is scarce
and wanted for the trade and for export; Southern yellow
new Will bring I2c, aud new white 40, cash Four-Not
much doing and change in prices 300 bb Baltimore
have been taken at SO, and 100 do Georgetown a
ms. Hemp-There have been arrivals from NJ Orleans
o. Two or three small lots OF dew rotcd Hemp. and
80 sold Sl21 ms; 100 bales Manila from second
hands at &c per 10, ms Lead-Tho stock has been in
creased uboni 5000 pigs by arrivals week. but VIC have
heafd OF no sales Pfovsons-Pork is firm at 80 for
Mess. Sl2 for Clear, and II so for Extra Clear Lard il
held at &C. Moasscs-Saes Of Trinidad in small lots at
24c ms. The trade have bought very sparing.y this
week. being near the close of the year, and wishing
10 increase iheir stocks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
From uis Nstioia I fbtalHfeuesr. Jan.
Close of ftte Van Moss Case.


Oh "wednesday. inter The preparation ana scaling 81
twelve bills p exception tn plf Of Tho plaintiff i1 This
cafc Mf bfcni asked the privilege nj Addressing tho Jury
upon the evidence Of thc The Court denied hat
there any evidence before the jury aud refused 10
hear further sfgumcut upon The testimony. Ore Of ihe
Jurors NJ flby, asked leave DO nbsovsd rem
dfing ycfdci ugfceIbly tho instructions Of the Court
be stated that bee old conscicnGousy do % The
Court "a that evidence wa before tho J'y, anl the
responsibility rcstod the C0srt. Aftcr rono consul
nn.n, tlo foreman Of fHo Jury asked the Court " eleven
lur0r' could mike yrfict 7 be Couu said they could
n,t M Eashy Yves hen SLOWED f1 RETRO from Jury.
box end hc ronalng eleven i1rors returned tho Court
pager, ristng, BOZ he form II verdict thai, under thc
iIs uctOna. hoy fnd hat Mr.. Mury Ann Van Ness
MT 'hc wdow Of John 2 Van Ness" The feium Of The
jury wss then recorded, and The Jury discharged.
Tho Juf0n then Informed Use oaprctvo council n the
easo that without the instruction Of the Court, thoy stood
seven for sustaining The marriage, and five In opposition
iSeeiof Ihus, iof the present. ends the Vsn Mess
core" having occupied me unremutug attention Of the
couu, jurors aud counsel ~ forfy-firco days.
Mesrs Jone-, Craig, r. Hepburn J. Hepburn, Tip
Q, Essby aHd Did
Messu ome, Storm, 5owsr, soor, aud Trpnnt,-S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02

TINS YEIR lsi7.-The year which is coming in is
emsiAabe Tor several pecuartes which may be consid
cred omnibus by the supers,ious An exchange paper
sums them up IN the following manner:
1.-THE year begins with Friday aud ends with FRIDAY
that very unlueHy day The ih Of July Sunday
very uT.ucky For The fret time in Recollection Of
the Oldest inhabanr there will be no full moon t, year
in the month Of Ftbruary-unucky month Our national
pJu al DAY begins Sunday, the i OF March-unlucky
day. There will be eclipse visible the yoar-unlucky
for st1rgzes. But offset for the whole January i,
to be blessed with full moons, and March with like
nrmbef-hIs will he lucky, aud will perhaps throw light
enough over the dark features Of the year overcome all
evil prognosticaiOns."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
New Raoks.

To Messrs. Drinker ~ Morris aro indebted for the
first number OF serial publications. the title Of which
will satisfy the reader OF great interest 1t is Cham
oerss Cyeopeda Of English Literature selection OF the
choicest productions Of English authors, from the earliest
10 the present time" elegantly illustrated. The first num-
Der has elegantly engraved portrait of Shakespeare and
beautifully printed. Messrs Gould, Kent & Lincoln of
Boston, the publishers.
Mr. c. +. Fisher has favored US with a copy OF Tan
neFs Travelling Map OF Mexieo"-which We understand
Is used by the Government and by the Army in Mexico
the best evidence Of it's Those who expect
soon to make campaign in that country ought supply
themselves with copy OF this excellent and well bound
Pockei Mn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
City Arrivals.

CRY HoIrL-pee 3lst-II 7 MeKenny Caroline a " Treb
be- EsSrI Gabbey, fhos Armtrong, liam. Hatch
e Petersburg All ARA gion and ssrvt aIion g. e Boi.
se1u g HranIon Dinwdi'; Jas NJ Cump Kent Ponder
ter Henrieo ayton G. Cocman I.ousa Cayton Jol, q
Appes'n Rehd Cump Ne~ Kent. VIM sagcr Hanover Henry
w sharpe Honrieo Johl Cmmp Edward Pollard N h NJ Lew
Baitile Robt lessee, Iov Tod. Riit Caroline: Fad
Aeeo Queen; Jsque'ine PonieIer Raglans = Ap-
person WIN CIump Kent; Or Fauneroy x 4 Qaeen;J
NJ Bradley, N Kent.
EIoH,NgE HoTEL-Dee. 3lst-G r Holmes, Re hmond A n
spcouef, Petersburg; II wanekep Orleans: ad.tonr
LivcTgoCE Nm u IooS N wm Davis b ~ Potter
""d u Brown w Lamei YORK: IIamran No
Va Infantry d isunan SAuninn Root H. Fred
Itoss Garrett George w Read L. = r. NJ Peter Po,,u5
han1N"f; WIN Craig, Sauntoa Yenui YorA Il II ca ming
ham' CulPePer' Samuel Alan, K Thomas PhiadeIlha.
CotuauI'N HorEL-pcr. 1Is;-J Camle ia iiu, Il / T,,,
hear aiehHono + N Booker Cumaerand; FoNlc q II =
Ffankin Holloway 4 Tutwier Fnvanua u: WIN y blet
fowhatan; Waller, panve, Va; II Ienue sp,
ing w Lesser Chcserhch; Capt WIN NatSins Powhatan
w Curi- Pom WAltlll Vim II Walker Greensvic: JoIan
Luhetb bug; WalseT, Greer Garner Fraaklip.
Peiius luncnhu Green Neekenbufs w Haas Poh, an
Robert huks Che te'fcd DIR Powell ohIard: w Ford
Chossred TIL narielP G-rr Lewis Dorsct m
Branch L.nehs Akin sve; Oliver Cumo O.,
nlnc & II william on. York; II Hoeman. VIM NJ Wsrsnsr
VIM NnTrengI Powll'an w Fowler jr WIN REEVES
BheSburs Hopkins Lewis Va; En Gouel land WIN
u Vaughan IIerrieo- - y " '' w.