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Rae'erJ ard shows an over Taymsnt 81 SsOl25.
The Clinton FREQ, 10 AFRO heavy draft upon the Trossury
N viii that the whole
the co ycs sna a'ee at the prison for tho year only
slV4yf6 while TIE f prson boon
$s?N ~ Tho difference bonr Ss s6i 90, OF
6rswp from the tate rren ID is certainly worthy
Of the srious confederation Of Legislature whet or sorn,h re
Cav rot dose crebdr The l.bor o. this prison produc
tive. and VI that irraccabe whether " would be betr
to abandon IT, with the ttc sresey incurred rather than 20
add Lg TO the expenditure
The Prison WI ~nliy better than
either 81 the others has as the Comptroller Is informed been
otDeTed 10 yror Indebtedness siderable amount
tetides heavv bs Coz growing out Of litigation, originating
IN performance by prevous agents Of entered
into ly them Js le,erc which reported last
year at S'p27 ~. is,edu~ed tnis % S4.3T 70.
STATIONERY FOR THR LEGISLATURE AND PUBLIC
OFFICES.
The following 10 statement attorney during
the year snd distributed to the Department.
Amount hand at last . Xi,nQ2 n
A.aount purchated during tho last year ANS 70
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21
Union CEi.sc NcVy York Drr,oc
I.Icy,

We are gratifcd in being able to
announce that the long desired UNI
ion between the Barnbulncrs and
Hunkers Of New York has at length
been effected, and that hcnceforth,
they will again act together against
the common foe. We gave last
week the proceedings of the Hum
ker Convention, where our readers
recollect an offer was made to the
Barnburnors to withdraw l.ulf of the
ticket nominated, and let them fill
it up with men Of their own choice,
if they would agree then to support
the whole ticket. The Barnburner
conv'iion which assembled at Utica
on the 18th inst accepted this propo-
sition, and have made the following
nominations, in place of the names
to be withdrawn:
For Judge of Appeals, Freedom
G. Jcwett.
For Secretary Of State, Henry S.
Randall.
For State Engineer, Alexander
Campbell.
For State Treasurer, Benjamin
Wclch, Jr,
Thus, then, is the feud again heal
cd at its head quarters, and now we
can see no reason why union can
not be effected elsewhere, where
there is VIGOROUSLY no difference in
principle between the democrats
and barnburnerS, and where there
is not even the New York excuse
of long standing and cmbittcred per-
| sonal hoStilitics 10 oycrcomc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21
Markets.
Chicago, Sept. 10

CAcago, Sept. 10.
Not single boat arrived BY can
nal with prolice during the past "a
hours, and receipts by teams are also
lighter than on the same day last
week. Tie market is firm at 5aG0c
for spring wheat, 75lS5c for win
tcr.-G0O hush. middling winter
sold at 73c; 100 bush. prime winter
sold at soc and several small lots
extra to mills at S5c 500 bush.
spring sold at $50.
The only sale of corn to-day was
300 bush. prime yellow at 42c.
Several small parcels of oats from
wagons sold at 22c.
Lumber is scarce and in demand.
The canal and railroad are clearing
the yards fast, We notice the sale
of 30 NJ Kalamazoo at 81 62!, culls
half price; and 50 Nj do. at 81 50a
s co, cuIls half price. Shingles are
selling : , 20 Hath at I Is. st. Clair
lumber is selling at s, S 10 and $'l4
for common, second clear and first
do. Green Bay at same rates.
Beef packing continues, and with
favorable weather from 200 TO 800
head of cattle are slaughtered daily.
Prices without change. Dan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

apparently not u ore Il On a few miles
IF, covered with SNOW.
We have been for two or three
days prospecting aud examining the
rivor, with view Ct a dam and
turning tie stream. IT the foot Of the
bar is 4 place where the race can be
dug without much difficulty. We
have had a Sandwich Islander Gi-
Wing ana examining tie bottom e
the river and lie finds earth and
small stones, Gmoug wlich | have
10 doubt gold can lie found in such
quantities that it will pay 10 SO into
the business o! turning the stream.
Tie gold found in digging tie race
viii, We iAiHk, Pay tie Expenses Of
building Tie dam. We sail make
a thorough examination bclor, Going
into the business, and if we do con.
c,udc II 90 ahead with it, Lopc to
have q pile byncNj spring that Will
place mc as we'll off as " hen l,.,
home, at least
hope that NJ one who is well
situated at home viii be iadu,cI t,
start for California, tbs YEAR at any
rate. let them wait till tley hear
from those who have worked in the
mines, and not take tie letters Of
those whose interest il is 10 induce
people to come here. They lave
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

The following important telegra-
graphic dispatches appear in tie
Chicago papers Of yesterday;
WAsuINCroN, Sept IS.
The relations between France and
the u. S. have been brought II .
close, and war or peace is the only
alternative, which the former gov
crnment must decide at cucC.
On Friday evening the department
Of State communicated TO NJ. PoUS-
sin his dismissal and passports. This
position If our relations with Franc {
has grown out Of an angry colr,srou-
dencc in relation 10 the question Of
indemnity loi French losses at Vera
Cruz, in which tie french miui>tc;
assumed a tone Of iusu.Ttrajle inso-
lcnce. The facts were laid before
the French government, AMI TO yro-
per reparation being made, tie
French Minister has been dismissed.
NJ. De TocGueyi'le, of the French
department If Foreign Affairs, gave
new cause cf complaint.
NEw IoKK, September IS.
The dismissal Of NJ. Poussin, tie
French Minister, has been the theme
of conversation pretty much al day.
NJ. poussin, it is said, claimed Of the
American Government, through Mr..
Clayton Secretary of State, indom-
nifty for French property destroyed
By the bombarlmcnt Of Vera Cruz.
Mr.. Clayton took the matter into
consideration, and a correspondence
ensucl some weeks ago but VI.
PouSSin pressed lis demand 50 in
dustrious!y, not to say importinen,ly,
that the subject was referred TO the
President He Immediately demln-
ded the recall of ". pousSin By the
French Government. ThcFrenchGo-
vernmen. took the matter up, and the
Minister, NJ. Tocquevillc, writes by
the last steamer, that he saw errors
on both sides, and declined recalling
NJ Poussin. Thcreupon, NJ. Pous
sin was dismissed by the President
runor adds, however, not until lie
wrote another letter. NJ. Poussin,
consequently made lis coase (.2a-
gIice, took his lcave) last week, ana
must have been aware OF lis dismis-
sal some lrys n 70.
Tie correspondence is said TO be
very tart and sharp, and it is feared
may lead TO serious difficulty be-
tween The two Governments Private
letters from Washington, received
to-day, say that the circumstances
which led to the dismissal ofM. Pos
sin ale Of tie most aggravated char
acter, and that serious difficulties
are anticipated. The Government
has taken high grounds and will not
rcccde, no matter what the conse-
qnencc may be. The Tribune SAYS
that the position Of NJ. Poussin is
sustained by lis Government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

Syracuse Mass Conrrniion 49, A
tcIegraphig despatch this morning
informs US thath the Mass Convcn-
ton at Syracuse was organized yes
terday afternoon at four O'Clock -
James s. Wadsworth, Esq, called
the convention TO order \ com
mjttcc was appointed to report for
the permanent organization of The
convention, who selected Jon VIII
kcson, Esq. as President. The
committee On resolutions consisted
Of two from each district, The res
olutions concur in the Union Ticket
made at Utica, approve of the con
stitu'ional power Of Congress over
slavery in the territories, and calls
for its exercise TO prevent the fur
Their extension of that institution
They are satisfactory, it is said to
all. A good feeling prevailed, and
a respectable number were in at
tendance. John Van Buren, and
others spokc-[BuiTalo Republic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

First YotcHS In .l,Uerica.-Itwill
seem curious to those who are not
aware Of the fact, that the first towns
built by the Europeans upon the
American continent, were St. An.
guStiuc, in East Florida, and Santa
Re, the capita! Of New Mexico, The
river CHA was explored before the
Mississippi was known, and gold
was sought in California long ere
The first white man had cndcayorcd
to find home on the shores of New
England, There are doubtless trees
standing within the fallen buildings
Of ancient Panama, that had com
menced to grow when the sites Of
Boston and New York were covered
with the primeval widerness.-Nn-
NJHa' LtsNigeHccr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21
TIE PreSi ieHiS .ci,hgeSS.--

1he PreSi 'enFS 5i'hHcss.-A
correspondent in Washington, thus
writes:
"a person at the White House,
who is attached to the establishment,
says the President has been made
sick by departing from his custom of
never taking wine even for the stom-
ach's sake having persuaded him
self that the laws of politeness and
Hospitality require him TO ioin his
friends in n complimentary glass.
This is certainly one mistake that
the President has malc.n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

.Rroci9nS EW'ainy.-A discovery
has just been made in Cincinnati,
almost equal to the celebrated case
of Casper llauscr. About eight
years ago it appears that an emf
grant family passed through that
city, and were furnished with money
by Mr.. Burland, who sent them on
their way, and retained the eldest
daughter in lis service. He shortly
afterwards confined his wife for eight
long years, no one in the vicinity
know of her eXiStance.
The guilty couple lave lived to-
gether for that length Of time, and
had four children. 4 few days since
Burlond died, and the condition Of
lis wife was discovered, and the
authorities removed her to the hos.
pital.
It would not be too much to say
that such an atrocious occurrence
as this has never before taken place
in the United States.
Murder is Slight compared to the
inhiclion Of such long protractcd
agony. The Cincinnati papers de-
mand the punishment of the woman,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21
The Higgins Eanlil,.

ne had the pleasure last evening
Of hearing this pleasant musical
troupe at the court house. Their
performances are Of a very supe.
rior order. We are pleased to learn
that, Notwithstanding their announ,
cement to the contrary last evening
trey have, at the urgent solicitation
Of number Of our citizens, conscn.
ted to remain and give another con.
Ger this Saturday evening,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

Ch0lerG al Machinac.--Thc En-
pire State brings Intelligence that
the Cholera is raging with great in
tenSity at Mackinac, five persons ha-
wing died in one day of last week.
The deaths are about equally divid-
ed between the whites and the lndi-
ans the troops in garrison have not
yet Suffered from the disease. - Chic.
Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

The CommWoncr of the French
Assembly, appointed to arrange the
accounts Of Louis Philippe, has
completed that duty, and estimates
the landed property at go, 900
francs, which Yield only 100000
francs per anuum. His debts are
set down at 30,OoO,0OO francs and
he has desired that each of his
creditors shall receive a sum on ac.
Sount. He has also directed that
teveral of his most extensive estates
Shall be sold in order the more
quickly to make payment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21
('Oncrrt.

The Higgins Family, who come
to us with the most Aattcring recon-
mcndations, give concert at the
court house this evening. The low
ers Of music will Of course all be
there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

The Boston tailors, having turncd
out against their employers, are
forming themselves into labor as
sociations, by which the labor of all
Is put into common stock and the
proceeds equally divide according
to the work done by each inlivid-
uallY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

Maine LiectiDn.-Rcturns from n
number of towns in Maine indicate
the election of Hubbard, the regular
democratic candidate for Governor,
by q handsome majority,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

UcatierstrWs.-We shonld have
said, in speaking of these useful door
APPENDICES, that the charge is $l.25
for putting on single one, and 81
where there are more than one. Or
ders may be left at this office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

Massachusetts Congressional T.
hcfion.-There was another at
tempt made on the 10th inst. to elect
Congressman in Palfrey's district,
which resulted in no choice. Pal
frey had 3,059 votes, Thompson
1860, and Robinson 1865. The
gain against palfrey upon last trial
liz about goo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21
Precinct Election.

Democrats, remember that to- NOR
row afternoon there will be an cleo
ton Of delegates to the county con-
vention to meet on Tuesday. Let
no democrat presume 10 find fault
with nomination, who neglects his
juty so far as to pay no attention to
these primary meetings, for here the
masses can frequently act more ef-
fectively than at the polls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

IahslGtym &aFa Fc,-W We learn
ly the Republican tia. lwo express
nail cIcgi'-5 fan Sa1A T., t. Fort
Lcavca"ogtl. have reached tie
latter post. They left Santa Fc on
the l5,h Of August, and arrived at
Fort heayeu@orlt on tie 4,L Inst
having been seventeen days ont.
\ fight lad taken place between
comP1ny Of L. $. troops and the
Apache Indians, in which the latter
were defeated with considerable
loss,
The accounts from chihuahua
represented the state of affairs as
quiet American traders were sell
linz thcir goods at fair prices Ma
jor Chcyclic, Of the Texan Rangers,
employed by the government of
Chihuahua to kill the indians in that
state, had another !ighta, the copper
mines, the l7ih of July, with the
CamanchcS, in which lie is said to
have killed forty Indians and taken
two hundred prisoners besides five
hundred mules. Maj. Cheyalic lost
only one man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

Tim \(l,, II. lo,,, ,onll -,
80 Lora r.,ita, * ,n;Ios 90,
sucL ,,,,r,,a;,,, d. I COLL Il,
b,tI,n;rJaa;. I;,,l, J,o,..r,,,s III
50 s,rnnr 7 am s,,iSf,I dat ~,
com;rr % Co'ir,rni, i t,r les,
. tlinc for my bc,lrb that | coulJ la,,
! I,nS' an ,itI,rgh have crlprcI
moro horl iii, AMI nr;y,ti,, since !
.lcc homo. tf'an ever all l,C,re.
in NV ,;ra ,,t1io not re,rst il !
am t,n,h ,.n,,b :, lir. which i
tlc lsrl,St wnrl ever done. |
reached tlc Biz Bar Ju,y3l. TIE
,th of July ! celebrated bv cuti.ne
brush 70 maLean arAor. (ls we had
left our tent att,e raill,) and <rrrQl-
.ing nay blanket on the Ground was
soon dreaming Of lone. Of cola &c.
towards NIGHT. next daN, | went
.rro>pecling." | have had t, laugh
FREQUENTLY. u hon th:nkin. of the e..
r1acous IDEAS people in the States.
have ofthc cold rtsion. as ,houal a
man could dig gold as easily as lie
can POTATOES. First imarina a
stream about rs large IS the
Ncrail!ion. and on both sides noun
tains, rising almost perpcudicularly,
two miles hiyh. and on bar in tie
river, covered with large rocks and
stones. without a tree, or brush.
and among hundred men, picking
shoyeling, scratching sc. i your
humble servant SAM" now, VI.
Grid!cy, sitting on the ground. lis
hands covered with sand, as YOU
viii judge by tie appearance orthis
sheet, writing an account Of lis
Journey over the mountains, is GER
taimly something very rich and
romantic.
Twill now tel Won villa, 7 have
seen AMI known Of rolJ diroino-
In tie first place, no one c2n de-
pend upon what he hears :, -.
mines. Onc man wpi,eII ohnnt III
making 80 to lQy lo,lars ner day.
on a certain bar, While ord,lcrw;Ii
tell Ven hr i rot ,n,l,;crcyo,r
rrr.n comes man. wIo s,ys ~
has visited ali fine mines and ~ sr,,I
A mace tlcy ar. doin~tbe hest, tG,n.
All Io,ls ,,lI,, tontS onl oo +La,o
Willie tl,jr Informant rors to San.
Frorcitcc. and sends n Sforo ornro.
visions, to i sol out At five lrn5rcd
r,r cent r,o5t to tIos. wLo L,vn
Icon c,oi.I love ss., ,,,ro
Lomc-sjck fellows in California than
ever heard If. Won see tLcn sit.
tinr on a bio stone, with their hands
on their Knees. croaujno: COZ,
what a fool | was to leave lone
derived Of all the comforts Of life
cost al | had in the world TO Get
here. and now. TO die a,aorc desc
mountains for a Tt,l. 2old AID ma,
It all out for rr9yi,ions. is pretty
touch" You NAV think | am home
SICK. but amnot Intend to st,v
- 90. y,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

twill be seen 10y rccUug to our advertising CO.
Iumns that II. G laUrGs Justly cclc'.alcd Arabian
mimcni hasat last made il, appearance among US
We hail the introduction Of lhIs extraordinary mcd-
cine among our friends rs great Messing i, issaid
to De the most wonderful preparation ever discover
3D. being composed Of baAams and gums peculiar
to Arabia, aud performing cures wherever !, goes,
that nsion.sh even tie inc scientific Of the medical
faculty "codv.c oil families to get n bottle I'M
mc'iolcly,and itmoy save much suffering, ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

Fs'rsordiaeyg c're--Apr 18th, 1919 Four
miles north OF Chicago, Ton lhcloa to Milwaukee,
Cook county, l.l--l'r S'oa,-pcar sir, One Of
my horses h'Ic large bony mmor on his breast
bone, Immediately under the collar, which panied
him and rendered his service Of very little value
! fthiully applied several bottles Of DR.. Taylor's
Nerve and Bone linimcrt without the least benefit
then procured WilderscrItbm,cd horse ointment,
nnl u,ci thu, until became fully satisfied thu, it
would never relieve the animal. Finally ohiain-
cd box of your truly valuable Ointment, and in
less than 60 days iom the frat application the tn.
morcnlircy d.oppcardonl the horse wcs well.
Yours, EDWARD Arm TN -
c.~Scc Sloan' advert cmyn,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

"7Ae Peoples LoV Book. This
is very useful little volume that has
just been laid upon our table by
Messrs. White g. Hunter, dealer, in
Drugs, books, stationery, &c. 1t is
designed particularly for the West
ern states, and gives the laws relat-
ing to the conveyance of real estate,
promissory notes, bills, &C., with all
the necessary forms. Mcssrs. w. &
II. keep constantly on hand supply
Of useful books Of this kind, which
can DO procured no where else in
town. Go and examine them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21
Startling frem Washington I!
War with France |!

The following important telcgra-
graphic dispatches appear in the
Chicago papers Of yesterday;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

We give below another Of Mr.,
Gridle. s interesting letters from Ca
litornia. Had We sent a man TO the
golI mines for the especial purpose,
we could not have got Il more lie
like AMI reliable description Of af-
fairs there tAan is furnished by these
letters. The many friends Of Mr.. q.
Lcrea5outs will Be grat!dcl to learn
Gat lis efforts in the way Of GOLD
digging have commenced 50 cncou-
laS;"gl!:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE Nsw-YuRS TRIBUNE
u For telegrsphc dispatches received IN hne io'
SEEMING Edition OF Saturday, see First Page
Iate News from HavanR--tate OF the hnr-
krt., ac.-No Further Accounts OF Az
tempted Revolution.

CHARLESTON, saturday ctpt. ts-' ''
We have received sdvices 10 the an ms, Ir,.iu
U.vsns but very hti.e political news. Inc lslani .
rspresen,ed 70 be perfectly Tranquil; and the
III circulation In REGARD q the secret cNpediNon
tom toe United states. had excited but hle SpPi~
hensinn -. .,.s,
MAExErs -RIcE-ssles Of 10 tierces were mace
from store az II rias l7es 6szs from Naranham sou
=, no risls In suGARs We have DO change 10 note
Price, were .tl high. with little doing. EXCHANGE On
London ia Is on Newiork SIC.
HAVANA sept 4-LARD was rating az i~it - '"'s'
Mot.ssrs and SU0AEs remained the same. 49,.
U,vANA AuG. 80 Since last report OF the l'-n
august transactions SUGARS have been limited ou'
The stock : much reduced snd the arrivals oeco"ius
in.isuifcant The total exports hence sni from '.-
,snzss TO the 24tn ulf amounted % ~ WU 1"h'- -
tnan last wear Quotations OF whites range rom lO~
lie. choice at l23c. yellow ca, and st &c sn.,,e
ana superior A. 4 Gsc browns AZ oito.c 10 M.s'
covsdo in market AZ present The phere or sea
a., /. ti.by favorable - the growing crops OF OAn
vor.ssF, are held at ~ 10 rails according 70 quar-
itv CoyFgE continued scarce. FREiGHrs were tN
tremely dull aud scarcely any inquiry Tor vessels.
Tire lat charter for Europe that ~ spanish org
M 500 IONS Tor Hamburg Rates 10 the United states
were entirely nominal
ID ,arsrtire regulations were un4tsfed
~, bland ais tranquil and erryhiag dpPdrsa 20 DC
1.fry N ~ usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

s.rso. b. eresn.d o. tsfrF TIE PusN nay res a.
,srec thai. .bs shur 10 ma AZ shrins ION 70 coz
u-r-or aith aryfrirs nat 1.s Gr1Lrnn-r pcralit Hs
70 conclude " giving 700 .en1ir-nt - 49,, n.
a steam Nsvy-the sro1g aru OF ne NAaons' ~
Csp, scur<cx ssve the beslih Of JoHS 7. hAsoS'
iaf- S-cretzry ~ the Navy
LIEUT. PoErER ~ss called upCr 70 respond wnicn -
iis briefly el0qgeauy ana save-Ihs caiP o1Iilsfs
Of New YORK
Mr. SMITH va, called upon TO respond, which re id
through his friend Mr. BLUNT
c " SIHoSsoN next called upon, sr1 eonciloea
frE happy remarks BY giving the name OF JOSEPH
ScoTT vnu.e genius evident IN this nooe vessel
W ROBINSON vss called up ard made some oo
servauonf. suggested y the completion q suce
steamer % credtsbie to every one eouceuec-to TIE
ccers and the o. the ship, - The builders
toners snd mechanics Of Ne~-Nors.
Gov YoUNG. 10 reply % the call Of the company
made some very eloquent rem KS on ~ protress VI
our Republic. and gsve-uon. Thomas Butler hing
To til, NJ. Bullock Of Ga replied, snd though
opposed NJ. Rins IN politics bore testimony 10 ni'
worth ard patriotism.
NJ DICKINSON replied to sentiment given in honor
Of New jersey.
LoRxNzo B SHzFHEzD Vas called on snd Responded
happily 20 a sentiment gwen In honor oi the Empire
Cry
capt scHENcK gave sentiment comp planetary 10
NJ Blunt. % which that gentleman responded
Mr. KING of Onio s,s0 followed In response Tor ms
Stst- Az about n o'clock the company separated
high1v pleased with the evenings entertainments
Among the party on board noticed Commodore
Perry Cspts sands and Hunter ard several other on.
Ger. Of To- Navy Col Crane OF the Army Hon hush
Maxwell W ' Brsdy. Hon ! A. Rockwell OF Oouh-'
senators DAYTON Of Jersey. Truman smith OF Conn
Government, Col Irvlngs Of New Orleans the Nes'f'
Vanderbilt