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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-24
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The Washington Uhion recommends the ssquestraiion
Of tho "Chnrch Property in Mexico The pre'ex. of
this semi-ofoia fofeshndowing for forthcoming Exc
cutiye edct is that the Church has loaned the Mexican
Governmen, money, TO cnabet opn'secae the war!--
Would the Union confscate the property Of Mexican cit
gems who should evnce the loyalty 10 their native
land II not. why shall the loyalty Of the Church, TO
the Government which protects it, subject nsproper,y to
seouesilation2
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Bargains j.! bargains! -!
NEW STOCK OF

RE3DY .W4DE CLOTHING; Y!
VNllE subscriber has just received and is now opening
L at the auction house Of Phelps Perkins, large
assortment Of
READY .M.1DE CLOTHING.
Having purchased them for Cash in the northern and
eastern markets, enabled To offer great Inducements
and respectfully invite the public local and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere they will find to their ad
vantage. A. IL. CARDOZO.
Sales conducted by Phelps s. Perkins.
May 20-lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-24

Two millions of human beings. according TO the Dub
lin Nation destined to perish by this years famine
in Ircan! population sufficient for powerful State
and two thirds our own at the time Of Revolutions
struggle The mind shuddersat the bare contemplation
of the fact what then must be the feelings If the speca
tors Of the horrible calamity
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LangllOrlle's Mills

.Nc CtMnMNh0M - Thompson,
Il X o f. Il $ AND
COMMISSION M ERClIANTS.
" c III U II e.. Yin GL.vI.a
WE receiving Spring and Summer Sleek OF
w GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DOMESIICS. IA. ma
KING our stock We Think equal any ever offered in th.
market, viz:
800 bags Rio and aguira Coffee,
30 bags bes, old Java do
30 hhds. Porto Rico and ~ o. Sugar
g ST. Croix and Clarified sugar. fsupsz., 1
Is hbds and bbs. Molasses,
~ boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 10 ebls. crushed and pulverised Sugar,
81 boxes Tea, (some very fnr)
$50 kegs Nails,
100 kegs Rifle and Blasting Powder,
10 tons County and Tredeg.r Iron,
46 GriDdstoncs,
~ bales Oznaburgs and Domsstiss
loO0o lbs Cotton Yarn,
1000 lbs Sole Leather,
32s sacks Salt.
ioO bbls. Mountain and Iiect6ed w hishsy.
30 do Old Rye,
rs DO Apple Brandy,
~ do and pipes French Brandy,
~ Jamaica and n. r.. Rum and Gin,
casks Porter,
49, Madeira, Sicily Madeira Port < Malaga Wine
ALSO, large stock OF Stone Ware Castings Hats
Shoes Caieoos, lickings, Wooden Ware Wrapping and
ring Paper Raisins Vinegar Indigo Nader and ,cany
other articles, all Of hich viii be sold os for Cash in .l
change country produce the usual time to pusctu
curtomers
CR.AsHsses~hO.s nSssSss1cSS.
Our prympt personal attention given consgnnssts Of
FLOUR, UHE11, Tobacco,
AND KINDS PRODUCE.
Also to teceying and Fors- riding Goods SC No charge
for Drsyase. JOHN q. MCCLANNAilAN,
April 29-ts CALVIN THOMPSON.
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Brass and Iron Foundry.

NiNDiNG it announcement To prosecute my business
II a, the Phoenix Foundry to advantage, for want of
the means necessary for that purpose have nade ar
rangemenis with Bagby & Crenstaw, by which ! am
10 be furnished by them with the necessary means. and
consequently from and after this date all work done al
said Foundry will be for heir benefit
shall continue to carry On all the branches oil business
connected with the Foundry, in Brass and lron and
general
MA HINE BU SIN IS,
and would respectfully solicit continuance of the patron
age SO literally bestowed on me heretofore
1t is hardly necessary to say any thing with regard TO
the work finished this establishment having already
established reputation to liberal share Of pat
ronage. -
Feb. I2-ts A. e. DABNEY.
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Bearer Creek Lumber House.

TNhE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves tbs
L lst Of September last, for the purpose Of doing 4
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
.Herc mile BM 1 ness,
at the Lumber House. mil IS below Lynchburg, and
where the Turnpike To the Canal, under the name
Of John J. Montgomery S Co. They have JUS, re-
ceiyed well assorted stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Also. supply of GROCERIES, which they offer 10
the public low for cash or in exchange for Wheat and
Corn. .
Lynchburg prices will be paid for Grain and Goods
forwarded a, Lynchburg prices. -
JOHN J. MONTGOMERY,
Nav Its A. N MONTGOMERY.
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EHftrC NlOck 10 ll0sss d.

BELL, RuCKER s Co..
'hofesae and Retail Dealers in Fancy Dry Goods,
hEEM it only necessary to say to their customers
- and the distant public tina, their entire
STOCK OF GOODS
for the Spring trade is to hand The sock isarge, we'll
assorted and pretty, aud those who call will doubtless
lind them cheap An invitation is respectfully rendered
10 any and all persons wanting Goods.
April l9-ts
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TO TIE GENTLEMEN.

BELL, RUCkER g. Co,
hEAl.ERS n Cloths, Cassneres, Ncstngs. fancy
~ aud PLAIN I,Jayats, Hats. Gloves, Pocket llandker
chiefs Suspendes. sc. &c, have the pleasure 10 inform
those wanting Goods. Of the above description that by
calling. they will find an assortment equal to any ever
exhibited in this market and at as low prices
April l9-ts
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NOTICE..
New York Wholesale Il Retail Cheap
Cash 4 Barter store.

AS CHEAP AS ANY IN THE ST4T'E.
UVE subscriber has just received at the Store owned
by Dr. Murrell on Main ST., opposite the Virglnan
Office a new and well selected Stuck Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ladies' Shoes and Gcnemen's Hats, which he feels g.
s,red he can offer on reasonable terms and as small an
advance Northern prices any house in the State
All kinds Of Country produce taken in barter at the high
est market price.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere:
March al-,s EeeNESSMORE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-24

Gen. Gushing. the last appointed Of Mr.. Polk, has
made himself ridiculous Matamoas by prohibition Of
dancing The general opinion in the army is that Gen
Cushing is a little softer than Gen Palor - sih
,IoitrauL
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DISAPPOINTMENT

The above sale is post oned until the 2Sth day of the
present month, and at The time will be rented out
Warwcks Mill and Saw Mil. with the appurtenanccs,
sd dning the abuve Tract Of Land, tho rent Of which
can 10 applied in repairing the
WIN. Il. YANCEY Trustee
Nav 2O-t2SM
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To Merchants.

To McrchOmtS.
BELL, RUCkER & CO,
Dealers III Forrign and Domestic Dry Goods,
LvrcHsuko, Va.
AVE the pleasure 10 say TO Merchants who buy
i Il Goods in this place, that they in receipt
of their stick Of SPRING GOODS, comprising larger
amount Of desirable Goods, suited to the trade of Ncr
chnn,s. than il has ever been their pleasure U offer
call - respectfully requested believing that all who
nake twill find Goods 10 suit them and al the night p
ccs
April l9--ts
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS EUUDS.
ID ECETVED by express, Plaid Berages and foli De
HI Chevre L.ustre new article for Ladies Dresses,
which makes my assortment OF Dress Goods very com
plete. JOf1N 1. JAWS
May l3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-24

Old Rough and Ready has proved himself first
rate Taylor lie always gives his Mexican customers
fts-Lotisriilc Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-24

MnT0'cNre, Cutlery, Cams, sc.
VIE, susc lber having taken the building formerly
Il occupied by Mr.. Lewis Page. and opposite MI
Don G. Peters takes the liberty of calling the atten
and well srlecic6 "Ju'R- @ihPfsasvsra'vu de,hs,
which he is opening and will continue receive, at
his Hardware Establishment. lie hattcrs himself
that after experience oil many years in this branch Of
the trade, he exhibit stock OF Goods. which for
styles and prices cannot he surpassed by any house in the
State. And proof of the assertion, he asks only a
fair trial. His Goods direct fromahe Manufacturers
and have been bought upon the most advantageous
terms Among the stuck may be found almost every article
in the Hardware line consisting part Of The foil Nv
ing, viz:
Tools Of every description and quality,
House Keeping Utensils,
Farmers Implements,
Building Materials,
Sporting Tackle
Brushes Of all kinds.
lion, Steel, Nails, Hrads. Cord, Rope, &c. &c &c
And many other articles which could be enumerated
any Of which will be sold low. Give me at any rate a
call. w. u. MILLER.
p S-Coun,ry Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
March Is I'm
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NAkr great pleasure IN calling the attention of IN
Ladies' 10 their extensive stock of Drcss Goods.
French Emhr,'doties, Lace Goods. Shawls Scarfs,
trimmings Ribbons Bonnes. Flowers, Parasols, Para.
s"letts aud Sun Shades. Sc Sc
me ladies will find by calling very fine STOCK
VI noopS to select from and a, low prices. They
are all respectfully invited 10 call.
April l9--s
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BACON (!

Undersigned ire'oore partners in the practice
49,, OF Law have this day dsso vod by mutual consent,
ns business on hand will have their Edn, attention
"P'h lbs JAS. GARLAND,
WIN II npANCn
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Bronze Slippers.
Light cold do
Black English lasting half Caters,
Coored do do do
Black French do do
Coored do do do
trsnch Linen (cu'oredl CATERS,
Chdlen's Caters. Slippers and Walking Shoes.
black and colored.
The attention Of the Ladies Is respectfully called to
the above list Of Shoes. They will find by calling
assortment Of Shoes well worthy examination
April l9--is d. r. s. Co.
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L.7W NOTICE.

"m u. Branch 4 WIN. g. Reid, Jr
AVE formed partnership in the practice Of Law
anu VIII attend the Courts Of the Corporation Of
i.ynchhurg the county of anplcll An,s,na,,nx ,ni
amherst Also the Superior Courts of the coun,v Of
nekohoge All business committed to their hands will
ee di'Scntly attended To. Office over Captain Nm ID
Fairs AT Market House ''"'' -
Addrcss' -lynchburg.
April Its
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TO .WLLERS
IIANEjus received very superior lot Of Old IN
L Choir snd D,your Boiling Coths. from No. 10 10,
To which invite the attention ii Millers &c
April 22-is DON Il, G. PETERS
Dancing School.
THE undersigned will be in Lynchburg in few
days to commence Dancing School.
=. Is. HOFFMAN.
April Cts
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SUGAR, COFFEE,SC.
M HHDS. N. O. SUGAR,
~ $50 bags Rio Coffee.
100 do lagnyn do
10 bales. Manila Coffee,
10 hhds. Nloasses,
Receiving and for sale by BRYANT X TlNSl.Ef
April It's
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TO THE LADIES.
BELL. RUCKER s. co,
DEALERS IN LADIES SHOES.
II I'D AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS,
NJ thick soed do
:, a. Duskins.
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q The Hor,A1osrc RAlLRo,p !. ncu In *.

e The HoUsAroSIc RAILROAD Is now in ex.
cellent order. The passage down from Albany 70
Br5seport was made Thursday in little more than
seven hours. But We must respectfully suggest that
TIE accommodations Aurded ~ the Nountaineer which
conveys passengers between Bridgeport and this City
are rot what they should BE- In The srst plsce the
boat Itself seems to Us too long and scarcely stortenough
for the rough nav CATION Of the sound Then consider.
ing that the trains vii often be detained ~ STOW
the boat Itself must b BY tozs and there ought
to be comfortable berths board sufficient for one
hundred passengers Instead of this. Thursday
night throughout which the passengers from Albany
kept on board BY the fog FRS. and the gale after
ward there was not comfortable sleeping place for
single passenger and the few naked mattresses on board
piled Up in heap with cross dsrkey snooxins
on the top with whom each passenger who saw ~ 70
have mattress compelled TO have row for u the
Ehiop stou,y asserting that he had orders to give
out mattresses at all Most of the passengers dozed On
setfees the csrpeed floor sat round the stoves I'LL
morning The Captain. understood was detAiued
on shore By his wounds recently inflicted BY some cab
in a iracas, and his place did not seem &c be sup
pei-We are the directors viii thank us for fall
Ing their attention to these nstiers and frankly telling
them that there must be reform. When the Company
unable bring il passengers through in toerabe
season. il should at least provide them with decent
sleeping accommodations il may DO very readily aid
eheaply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

The recent manifestations in Congress by the
Northern pretenders 10 exclusive Democracy OF an
nyiDcibe hostility 70 the Extension Of Hunisn Ga
vey under the protecting wing and claws Of our
National Eagle gratifying as they are, are certain
ly calculated 10 excite surprise as well as plea
sure. When we consider that those who now raj
ly 10 unbroken phalanx to sustain the "iimot Pro
viso, as reproduced By Mr.. Preston King were
bar short tine since Wanted by every Loco-Fo-
co Journal from the Chesapeake to the Sabine as
the natural allies Of the South, were compact and
Jealous in trampng on the Right Of Petition and
have so recently swallowed the whole Texas lni'
guilty without q cavil, we are iTesistaoly tempted
70 inquire in wonder Is saul also among me
prophetsr By what rule, on what pretexf' VIII
those who readily aided to extend and egaiize sla-
very over all the vast region CLAIMED by Texas bat
never occupied by her up to the day Of Annexation,
now sickle so obssinately for Southern limit to
the onSs ard march Of Slavery They who have so
heartily and powerfully aided TO carry Slavery on
the point Of the Nations bayonets to the Rio
Grande why do they make so stubborn halt on
the eastern bank Of that riverl Have our inveter-
ate Doughlaces decided that they have made all
that can be made out Of trucking to Slavery =
Aud are they now bent on trying the other tack as
'sedulously7 Who can tell
True, We have ever believed and trusted that the
Texas In:quty would in the end recoil iear1uly on
its contrivers and that Slavery woad be hurried to
its end BY the very means neadousy resorted 70 Tor
extending its power and prolonging its existence
Bot this never entered into the thoughts Of those
who so readily succumbed 10 Slaye-driying dicts
ton in the matter of absorbing Texas. No more
did the Northern than the Southern abetors OF that
scheme intend 10 pass the overthrow OF Slavery
thereby Tho pit was dug with far different in
tent but since it has become evident that Slavery
must be engulfcd therein its Northern allies draw
back and shrink from sharing its fate We shall
not be surprised to see them out. Herod HerOd IN
their hostility 10 Siayery's constant usurpations Of
power before another year has rolled around. AT
all events, it is very evident that, unless by some
utter prostration like pledge to support Silss
Wright for next President, Messrs Polk. Walker
K Co will get no considerable aid from the North
to the extension Of Slave territory inch beyond
the RIO GrsDde.
Thus do bloody Instructions return 70 plague
III inventor This War Of rapacity and last Of
dominion were set on foot by Slavery to extend its
own power and sway. yet is already morally GER
tain 20 refrench both And f the end OF the Texas
drama shall be the extinction Of Slavery in our
Union who can longer doubt that the retrbution OF
public crimes is OF once signal and certain
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TElEG RAPH
xxIxth CONGRESS. second session.
wAsH1SGToS. Jan : lsi7.
not in session, having ac i0urn

WARRINGTON Jan. : lsi7
The sESArE was not in session, having adjourn
ed to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
a communication from the Clerk Of the House
was read stating that 10 O'Clock TO morrow would
be the time fixed By law for opening proposals Tor
the printing OF both Houses Of Congress. IN pre-
sence Of the President the Clerk Of the Senate.
and the Speaker and Clerk Of the House, and that
the day would probably be so occupied motion
was therefore made to reconsider the vote OF yes
terday TO close the debate on the Ten Regiments
Bill tomorrow. and so ordered. motion was
made TO sdiourn the debate over 20 tomorrow lost.
The bill was then taken up in Committee OF the
Whole
Mr. TooVBs having the floor. spoke IN favor OF
the prosecution Of the war bit against tie bill in
IFS present shape.
Mr. WINTHROP followed in opposition to the bill
in its present or any other shape although not op-
posed to granting supplies
M TBBATs followed in favor Of the war and Of
the bill as amended by him.
Mr. L COZ was in favor OF the bill and the com
promises Of the Constitution in regard to slavery.
Mr.. CARRoL offered an amendment from the Nil
itary Committee, providing for FIVE additional sur
geons. md fifteen assistant surgeons
Mr. IoSs obtained the AooT and spoke IN oppo-
sition % the bill and the Administration.
Before he had concluded tue Committee rose.
and the House adjourned to tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
The Southern Mail is in at W ashington, but has
again failed to bring anything South cf Richmond.
Mr. Nicholson. broker was knocked down this
evening in Baltimore, by some villains who at
tempted to rob him. His head is badly cut
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TORNADO al Perth Amboy.

fhAih 3A0Si' s11- 2 10
To n, Editor q tn Tr5rHs,
Sg This place was visited Yesterday by a
severe tornado column in spPesrviee like smoke
and about twenty in hight and six osd crossed our
bay from the south upsettng small craft Of every de
serP;On II struck large she'd and carried il sboui
three hundred feet through the sie Of frame building
and even through Substantial partitions. The d.
recuon Of the tornado then char zed - II By magic
~ ihs east and passed 10 Staten Island The eoesng
schooner Delgh heavily balasted for Southern TIP
and lying Al anchor. cspsized and sunk immedi-
sisy and such vas .s force that enmneys were blown
Of and even men were prosratsd. Yours truly c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

BREACH OF CoSFIDESoE.-Amongt the papers IN
Albany which furnished in advance with copy Of
the Governors Message the Microscope. In utter
violation Of the faith reposed in him BY the Governor
the Editor Of the Microscope gave sold ts copy to one
Of the proprietors Of the Rochester Democrat by which
the latter paper able to anticipate the Rail
road Express in the publication OF the Message Al
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t1- Advertisements for the Tribune Of Monday
ouzSt 70 be sent in osfore 10 o'clock Saturday
ins az Publication Oce Of thus paper Is not open on
sundsys
Subscribers in the city who do not receive this paper
Of IN early hour requested 70 leave word At the Office
az our arrangements such enable al the carriers
TO get through their routes before seven o'clock Car
rseis Ealing accomplish this VIII be required 70 gve up
their routes.
Persons wishing The Tribune eft at their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning WI please
lssve their address at the Publishing Once, or send
note through the PostOfce. Terms l2s cents week.
payable ~ the Carrier
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e The Courier & ESqwirser calls Tor a Leg
islssive investigation Of the vsrions charges made
against those who manage the Prison at Sing Sing
We heartily unite with thar paper in its call Let
a. have the investigation by all means and the
sooner the better. Only let the investigation be
con6ded to men Of known integrity, Intelligence
and impariality, and the result cannot fail to be-
salutary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

CAPITAL PusIsHNrSr.-We are glad that bill
for the Abolition Of the Gsows has been introduced
in the Assembly at this early period of the session
Now let the petitions for the passage of this bill be
poured in from every part OF the State The reform
is making rapid progress and the day Of triumph
draws near. Courage friends OF Humanity and
Mercy there must be no falterins nor Tagging in
our ranks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09
l.. =. senator from Delaware.

PREsLEr SPRuASoE Esq. merchant OF smyr
ma, Del and an active, intelligent Wing, was on
Thursday chosen U. 6. Senator for six years
from the Attn Of March next vice Hon Thomas
Clayton, whose term will then expire. We hear
Mr.. :. commended as thoroughly informed in re-
gard TO Finance Commerce and National Policy
in general The vote was OF course close but our
Telegraphic dispatch does Not furnish it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-09

q The Uason. not daring to WELD the lash Of
the overseer as IL is won't begs piteously in behalf
Of its royal master, that Congress would come to
the scratch and sustain him in carrying on the war
Its bows and smirks ore enough 30 provoke the
xn,rfh Of a cvf,ic
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SENATE. STANDING COMMITTEES FOR ls47

''''H-'N NO-~F1i fOh le4s.
From ne EoEsiSs Journal
IL SENATE, Jan The President announced
the following standing committees
On CatEs-Messrs- johnson Wheeler and Frnnons
tHssee-ioung Jones sn1 Harris
IsS y.diciGTy-Habd. Lester and Spencer
ne MAiaa-Clsrk. Bgrnhsrn and Rugsle,
SasS.s-tenniston, Sanford and Besch
hea kooas-Hard Reekmsn and Williams
nosas ava sTtdSes-Buruham, Crook and Eczsle,
LHraiHve-Sedgwiek, Poison and Young
Mac Prtsoas-S. Smith. Backus ana GrSlev
BaHss ard InsuraEe< Cos-Talcoti B-,r. md Norr,-
,Fr.s.9's q I0oas and C0uafes-Townsepd Norri.
SST1eaEA7s-J. B. Smith, Beeku.ar and Fnsrn.ns
sghNsTcs ana nGr tSafioa-I0rss n.,ers snd Ruzrl.s
MeSgsesErss-Bsriow. Clark arc Van Scaoonbovsn
-ee1.es. SoSas'ss aud Ne1saas C0iiess-Backus Beck
tr'riisses AVID Elanfioss-Hal Crock and H.Ds
tsSTossed Bals-Lester Townsend and : srni,h
1ssidr Arevs-Folsom Beach and Russles
SPTtHs Ls<s--Emmons J. b smith sns -,
FAs.ae kzPssII .rss-ssaford Denni.,ou ana W.T.,
l'Sryai'9A q Oaes ssd ETlssss-wheeer Foi,ou,
rHoHS ss'iatsSs-Spencer. Beach and John.on
rso1 Lers-seesmsn. Sedgxick and Williams
e. aok sEd Religious Secie.iss-Clark. Durham
rTssasS-Beers Hard and Talcot;
SH'eseaHeni-Norris Townsend and Gridlev
g4sesaaefs-Vsn Schoonhoven J. B. Smith ana C,,ook
''''' A'THs Corainss-Jones Folsom and H.rri.
W 10 LIVINGSTON X WILLS We ar, ind.L,od