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On the 18th inst. OF his residence in Salt Riv-
er township. in this county, Ephraim Caldwell,
aged about 80 years.
The deceased was an acting Justice Of the
Peace, and a useful citizen. His loss win be
deeply felt by the community in which he lived.
At her residence near Prairieville in this
county, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Frances H.,
~consort Of, the late. William s. Applebury,
aged 81 years. The deceased was a native
Of Virginia, but a resident Of Missouri fol
the last six years. She leaves q numerous
family, and large circle of friends in both
her native and adopted State, to mourn hel
death. Her life was one Of probity and
'piety.
Lynchburg, Va, papers please copy.
In Cincinnati, Illinois, on the 10th Of
June, ls49, o Asistic Cholera, SlLvANus F
MAssrr, son Of John C. Massie, ESD, ofthis
place, in the 28th year of his age. Heahas
left a wife sad two small children and many
friends to mourn his uniimely end. Much
praise 10 due from the father of the deceased
Ito the friends and ~neighbors who were eye
witness to- bis suffefings, for their u%ntirine
exertions in e~ndeayoring to. arrest the pro
lgress Of the fell destroyer His family hat
lost a kind protector-ths community 2 "or.
lthy and respectable member.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

James F. Mahan, Esq, has been appoint
ed Register of the Land Office at Palmyra,
in place of Col. B. Davies, whose resigna-
ton takes effect on the 3Oih Of June. This
appointment has been received with much
dissatisfaction by both parties at Palmyra,
One more obnoxious to the people could
scarcely have been made.-[Mo; Courier.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
Administrat Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all CREDITOR and
~ others interested in the estate Of William
Willis, deceased, that the undersigned have OBJ
tanned from the Clerk of the county court Of Pike
b~nrnfF, lAtt..s -f ~l-;~;Stsu.ivu On seid eatzte
bearing date the 12sh day Of May, 1849.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same, proper
ly authenticated, within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be Precluded from
having any benefit Of said estate, and if not pre-
scented within three years they viii be forever
barred.
SOLOMON HUGIILETT, ! a..
ISAAC J. KING,
May 9th, l849.-3w.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

E.Rez. W. D. sHunArr. agent of the Anne
Tican Colonization Society, viii deliver an ad-
drsss o. the subject of his mission, on THIS
EVENING, At the NJ. E. Church in this city, al
z IL. o'clock. {June 18th, lS49.
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v. D. wooD.l =. vloLrET.
WOOD & VIOLET
wnotEsxLt AsEETs Aim bskI.1as IN
PfTTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
Ne. 80 north Main stzeet, 81
ST. LOUIS, MO.

soLE AGENTS Fohps tsnes
COLEMAN, HALMAN & cos Coach and
Elliptic Springs, Iron, Nails Wrought Nuts,
Rifets, Spikes, Bolts, &c.
Liriaestos, RbEgen & Cos Platform md Coun-
Ter Scales, Psttent Kanghphy and Paink Atnb,
Knub Locks, Latehes, MalleabfaQ assines Be.
LiptcaruH C Cos (warranted) } Axes A.asssss.
snovsls, Spades, Picks. Mattock1 MIL en-
cukrand x Cut Saws, &c.
+. & IN FaysSs fsnpsriora Csrding Ma
chimes; Machine Cards, Comb CLEANERS, ke.5
Pdisrsoa,s fsnperios) Letter Co<zing Presses.
.MarskaHk BROS tcelebratsdses5s eo1 Vices,
Mil, Timber and Press Scrsxxs 81 &ns
Baras & Bsssss' fsuperior warsshEsd frs, thisf
and damp proof SalamAnaeE6 sfss
.Andrsp Fsitou,s tossehRatsd5 Church, 6essA-
/ beat and Tasern Bells.
n Dealers are respectfully inylaa to exza.
ins their stock, which win besotd low tss "a,
or approved paper.
ST. Louis May lat Iei9-Iy. h1s
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Home Mutual Insurance Comply,
ST. LOUIS, june IL, 1915.

NOTICE, is hereby given to the men-
bers of the Home Mutual Fire aud Marine
Insurance Company Of Saint Louis, that an
assessment for losses sustained after the 6th
March, ls49. and prior to May 18th, 1919,
has been made upon the notes of members
By the Directors of ssid Company, as fol-
lows: On all notes bearing date triar to
May l9:h, lS49, being from No. | TO No.
1878 inclusive, 90 per cent.
And further notice is hereby given, that
the said assessments payable 10 the Urea
sureron or befor the 9Th day. of August next.
d. u. PAGE, Treasurer.
June l8,9l649. irs. ~
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where. Come back, ys wandering 76relh-
rem. and ye shall be forgiven--if sou will
mot attempt to draw consolation item your
voting last November,

voting last November
10 - %is5ysas ID frcsi3
The Missouri Democrat thus disep,lrses about
the responsibility o fthe slavery exrisefnents nnd
the motives Of Col. Benton for appealing from The
resolution Of. the Legislature. The Democratic
right in saying the assaults upon southern insti-
tuition by the abnlitionists is the only thing that
threatens a dissolution of the Union.
The Union regards the Jackson resolu-
tions as having given rise to all this excite
element and against the principles of the
great body of the people of Missouri We
regard Free Soil aemagogues, who have
made such wicked demonstration to des-
poll the south of an equality of rights with
the north, as the cause of ell this excite
ment;' and we know the principles embra-
ced in the Jackson resolutions accord ex-
actly with the sentiments of the Electors of
this Senatorial district, for the subject was
fully brought before.them at the last eec-
ton. TheyTresent the opinion ofihe peo-
pie here, without distinction Of party and
it is not only an opinion, but o fact, q well
known trnth, that they rest on a basis. upon
which the people Of the whole State are i'm
movably fixed:
The resolutions, do not, however, COM
prehend the character given 10 them by MIR.
Benton and.the st. LouisU nion-a dissolu-
tion of the union. Such reconstruction is q
forced Dne--frst volunteered by MIR. Ben
ton, because the good people Of Missouri
did not syiew these resolution in the same
light that he did'-a construction intended
as an apology for his '.4Rpeah' Is, then,
Mr.. Benton the only man in Missouri. com.
fpetent to Judge Of the Bearing oil these
resolutions? Is the judgment Of the whole
peol lie to be reversed, 50 as to accord with
the eight in which he views themr Be-
fore the people Of Missouri, give up theil
better Judgment TO such degraded humilia'
ton, they will first enquire whether Mr.
Benton has not sinister views in the opinion
he processes to entertain on this subject
Whether his smbition 10 attain the Presi'
dency, has not made him the advocate o.
Free Soil doctrine? And whether he ha'
mot therefore sacrificed the inteI ests of hi
constituents in the South, and espoused th'
lfanatical designs Of the North, for the SAX
Of popularity in that section of the union
If there is any thing that threatens a dis
solution Of the union, tits the assaults mad'
on it by the Abolitionists, and Free Sol
demasogues of the North. They are Of
TENDERS; and any attempt to falsify eth'
question and place the Sonth in the wronl
for merely resisting their disholical Pnr
pus.s, viii recon upon the hssds OF thos'
who enliat in snch a crusade in Missouri
No. Democrat.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
MEETING.

The Democratic citizens of RAILS COUN.
TY are requested to meet at the Court House in
New London on the First Monday IN judy. foI
the purpose Of expressing their opinions in re.
gard to the question Of slavery in the territories
and to discuss such other matters as may be deem.
ed appropriate: A full and general attendance
is desired. Hume 10, '49.
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Rates OF Advertisinz

Twelve lines or less, first insertion, rs
Each additional insertion, 80
Yearly and quarterly advertisements at rea-
sonable rates,
JOB WORK of all kinds, done with neatness
and despatch, cheap for cash.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

10" Abbott Lawrence, it issaid, is TO re-
ceive the appointment of Minister to Eng
land. A man Of less wealth and more tai
ent, would have suited much better.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

FourD-Floating in the Mississippi river, on
the 9th. inst, shout nine miles above Louisiana,
and nearly opposite to Bradley's landing, the
body Of . man, supposed to be about % or 30
years Of age. He was about Eve feeteight inch
es high, had long black hair, snd was destitute of
clothing. There were no marks Of violence per-
esivsble, excepts small cut upon the nose, sup
posed to have been occasioned by a snag orbrush
in the river, and none BY which he could be re-
cognized, except a large gold ring, worn upon
the left hand. The body was takenfrom the riv.
srby Measrs. Wm.J. Caldwell and Rcht. Love,
and BY them and their ~Aeighbors inferred - de-
Gently IS the circumstances would admit. The
ring, sras left in the possession Of Ephrain Csld-
we'd, Esq. e
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

Capt. John W. Mitchell, Of ST. Louis, has
been appointed U. 5. Martial for the Dis
.trict Of Missouri.
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and beloved by many friends. Mrs. Barnett has
left an only child 10 bind up the wounded heart
of her husband, if he should ever return from
his long pilgrimage. Il,
Yours, r A.
rt, ---- =
II We make the following extract from
a business letter received from a well in
formed gentleman of Lincoln county hast
week. It was not designed for publication,
and we hope we will be excused for the lib
erty we have taken:
CAp-Au-GREY, 10th June, Is49.
Dear Sir: I was much disappointed last
mail day at receiving no Banner. read
with deep interest all your anti Benton arti-
cles. The people Of this county are, ire
|spectiye Of party, almost (if not quite }
unanimous against the Wilmst pruviso, and
of course opposed to Benton.
II Several weeks ago the erudite ed
itors Of the Record asserted boldly that
s'the constitution has given to Congress ex-
elusive control over the territories" &c.
we give it literally. 1t struck US at the
time as new feature of the constitution,
and We asked the editors to publish, for in
the clause in which that power
was granted; a similar assertion in the last
No. Of that paper, reminds US Of our re-
quest. There Is no way by which that pa
per could impsrt more information than By
publishing the clause referred 10. We ask
again viii they comply with SO reasonable .
request, and settle forever the power o.
Congress over the territories? twill save
the fraternity much ink and paper, and the
millions of readers much time in reading
such speeches as Benton's in search of that
power.
10 answer to Q question put by an 'inquir.
ing FRIEND as 10 whether this is a party
question: tie editor seems to consider him.
self q correspondent, and answer in tie
name 'Cuivre,' in a most furious TRADE a.
Igainst the Union. for betrsying the demo
cratic creed" and enlisting under the whie
banner.
Oh yes, sure enough, says the
Banner, again assuming the language Of
ia correspondent, styling himself "CsmI
Creek" sthe wings here are unanimous il
the support Of the position assumed by Jack
sons resolutions though the democrat'
were unfortunately somewhat divided as Il
the safety Of stacking Record
l30M uAino.
When we charged the Record with writ
ling q falsehood, by stating that the editor o.
1.-THE Banner wrote those communications, i
lies itself into another difficulty in the fol
lowing language:
owe did, ironically, it is true, guess a
what is chargedinthe above quotation from
1.-THE Banner, bat without pretending to know
lis to be So"
We did, ironically, it is true, guess, &c
Is that your irony, to state . direct falsahoot
and call it a .guess?' You called it nj
guess when you. wrote il, and used no ironi
cal language. What does irony mean?-
walker and Webster say it is a mode o
! speech in which the meaning is contrary t.
the words. Your words wefathat we wrot
the Communications signed .aCniVre' an
.Canp Creek" Did you mean the con
trary? II you did. where is your irony
Your guessing irony? Out upon such
subterfuge to escape the responsibility @
-languagei slr il!
AMoyIse ArrsAL.-Ths Abolition oil
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

NJ Office is hereby givento all creditors and
IN others interested in the estate Of William
EOf, deceased, that the undersigned has obtained
from the County Court Of Pike county, letters Of
administration on said estate, bean ing date the Ht
day of June, l849.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same, proper
ly authenticated, within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit of said estate. and if not pre-
scented within three years they viii be forever
JAMES BAILEY, Admir-.
June llth, lS49.-3w.
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Public AdministrafOr's Notice.

Public Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
~ others interested in The estate OF Joseph
billiard, deceased, that the undersigned. as Pub.
lie Administrator for the county Of Pike, did take
possession of the estate Of said deceased on the
l4th day of May, ls49
All persons interested in said estate are re-
to make immediate payment; all those
having claims against said estate are hereby mott
fled to present the same, properly authenticated,
within one year from the above date, or they may
be precluded from having any benefit of said es-
tate. and if not presented within three years,
H. e. EDWARDS, +
Public Admir-. for Pike county.
Nav 9th, lS49.--3w. >.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

TeEN8O1 u BABz1eFs
Single copy, per 1nnnm. inadyance, 81 so
If not paid within three months, 90
If not paid within The year, so
No paper will be discontinued unlessthe same
be paid for up to the time Of discontinuance.
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HTAFLE s FANCY
DRY GOODS,

EVER OFFEREDiN THIS MAhkEI-
NV selections are Of The latest styles and efthe
most approved fabrics Of English, French, and
Domestic Goods; and have been purchased IN
the Eastern Markets at such rates as viii, ! be-
fieve, enable me to give satisfaetionto the closest
|. An persons purchasing goods in this market,
are most respectfully invitedto esA and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere, and no
pains shall be spared to please them, both I'm fase
and quality Of gOods. .a
The subscriber having devoted his entire At
tention to the retailing or vending Of Dry Goods
for the last twelve years, feels confident Be can
give satisfaction, and hopes TO merit q portion Of
public patronage.
p. S.l-Moss articlsscf meroAaB.ahle produce
win be taken in exchange for goods gtTsf9s7
i May l4th, l849.--tf fvaf saff
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E-i If any of the above gentlemen find It in
convenient to act as agents, they will please in.
form us by letter. ED1roRs BAHsER.
June 18th, l849.
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TERMs OF SALE,

May %, ls4s,---n6.
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Dear Sir: I was much disappointed las
mail day at receiving no Banner. I rea'
with deep interest all your anti Benton arti
cles. The people oil: this county are, ire
spectiye Of party, almost (if not quite
unanimous against the Wilmst pruyiso, ant
of course opposed to Benton.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18

II We make the following extract from
q business letter received from q well in
formed gentleman of Lincoln county hast
week. It was not designed for publication,
and we hope we will be excused for the lib
erty we. have taken:
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
Administrators Notice.

May 18th, lss-3w.
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I Wisconsin is now entitled 10 three members.
ELECTIONS YHr TO BE HELD III the sKvS-
sRN1 PACIFIC MAIL aRRE
tMdlGk COMPANY. X&Q&K

THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1850 tons, Capt c. Forbea.
i" Panama, 1857 TONS Capt w. G. Stout
n Ore GOD, 1899 IONS Cap. II. II, Pearson
now theiTay the Pacific intended 10 leave Pa
mama ports In Central America Mexico and Callfor
MA as follows:
The FIRST the 9Th January
The second 10th February
The third 18th March,
and thereafter OF the above named Steam Packets will
leave Panama on the first each month.
An experienced Surgeon will accompany each Ship,
passengers in the after cabins are furnished bedding but
not wines and liquors, and will be allowed space for per
sOnal baggage, free TO the extent Of 300 lhs weight Freight
and all other goods $50 per ton and one per Ct
specie .--..|g IN
carriage
Passage from Panama TO Reaeio, 100 miles, in state
rooms, SOL,
Passage from Panama 10 Acapulco 1900 mes in state
rooms, $3.50.
Passage from Prnama San Bias, or Mazaan, 1900
miles In state rooms, sl75
Passage from Panama TO San Diego 1000 miles, In safe
rooms, s22i
Passage from Panam,a San Francisco, $500 miles in
state rooms, $40.
Passage IN tho lower cabin at a deduction Of one.iith
from the above rites.
Passage In the forward cabin from Panama either Of
the above named ports aoo including only such raonS
are furnished 10 the crew,
Atlantic Passengers have priority Of choice Of berhs,
and in the order OF the dates Of their tickets.
No passge secured until paid for. Apply at The office
of the Company, New York, 81 South street. lHHi2
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DAVID RIpGELY.
January 9, 1913.

Dear Sir Believing that public statement
Of my affection may be Of service to others sim.
ilarly afflicted as well as benefit 10 yourself,
years ago was attacked with a Hemorrhdge d
he Lungs which induced my friends TO despair
Of my recovery. Ny health continued to decline
for a year. when was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vsrtigo Having applied to physicians, both
In this place and Baltimore without the least bene
fit, and having also mnde use Of the Gdtranic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded to try your
ETtract Of iSarsdparlld, and am happy to say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH w. SMALLWooD
To a. J. ScHwAnTzE, Jr., January 22, lsls.
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GRAND GALA CONCERT,

GRAND GALA CONCERT,
On norsl and unprecedented seae n masnifeenss.
Ar ODD rELLows' AALIsi,
MADAME ANNE BISHOP, Prima Donna Asouta di
announce that tbeing IN her way 70 The suh) she will
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
On Saturday scsuiag, fe6raary ~ at Old ftaors u,
Partly IN cosnm ; which occasion she will perform
the celebrated aud FAINT ascal rsodueon written eA
prsssy for her, entitled
IA S0FOGATO .
which shs will sustain entirely distinct Characters
IN appropriate costume and sing In ss different
MIR Boesl, the arpist 10 the Queen OF England, and
formerly director OF her Maj.sy's Itaan Opera House.
London and NJ the San Carlo, Naples will perform ON The
farp with double action and metallic BASES. three OF his
most ayorite pieces, n
Madame bishop will, this occasion, be asssed BY &c.
yeral talented performers
The satoon VIII he tasteully decorated for the occasion
For programme, &c. see future advertisement and small
bills 5. Feb 3--dif
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PyTYeICIANS CERTYFYCA TIES.
WARRINGTON, january 3

-------- y ~ W ANHlSuTUN, 0uHU'Hy y TofU'
am informed Of the ingredients Of which DR..
Schwartze's Compound Extract of Sarsaparla is
composed, and believe II to be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted and admir-
ably adapted TO produce salntary alternative effect
PERIdRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
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WAsvrscros. January 10, 1916.

Il gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract OF Sarsaparilla prepared by DR.. Schwartz
as have knowledge Of its constituent parts. be.
ieve that il will achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation OF Sarsaparia now before the
public. II. X. CoNDlCT, NJ, ID.
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Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract of Sarsapara, believe II TO be most hap
nv remedial combination Of that valuable root with
the other remedies Of which Il 10 composed.
J. NJ. GIBSON, NJ. ID. u
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WAsIIINoroN. yanNaru 24, le4s.

II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor Of the above medicine and also
with number Of gentlemen, who have tested its of-
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they be fully relied on.
ULYSSE WARD
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ADDRESSED TO "BuRGEs a JAMES,
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QUARTERLY REVIEW,
rs THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN STATES.
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drawn more than eighteen months ago Our subserpss
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hitting directly us We will recognise any other r
cspts for money except from them OF the WpN
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE,
OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Committee Of observation-disclosures. Richard w
Thompson, Joseph Mullin, Lucicn B. Chase, Natha-
MEL Boyden, Timothy Jenkins, John Van Dyke, s.
W lnge, J; Dixon Roman, Hczekiah Williams
or Ways aud Means Messr1. Samuel F. Vim
tom Alexander H. Stevens, James J. Mckay, Charles
Hudson, James Mcdowell Charles s. Morehead J.
Pollock, Samuel G, Hubbard Henry Nicol- Room
or Claims. Messrs. John A. Rockwell, John
Crowel, John r. !, Daniel VIM. Nelson, David
Wilmot, George g. Dunn, Thomas w. Lyon, Tho
mas $. Flounoyi James f. Thomas, Room No. so
LIST story, east.
On Commerce. ,Afcssrs. Washington Hunt, Jos
Grinnei, John Wentworth, Moses Hampton Ban
non c. Thlbodcaux, Archibald Atkinson, Dudley s.
Gregory. Joseph A. Woodward, Kingsley $. Bing-
ham, Rom No. 40 2nd story, irest.
On Public Lands --Nlessrs. Jacob Collamer, Gar
nett Duncan, A. II. Shepherd, Richard Brodhdad,
Harvey Putnam, Willard r. Hall, Alex, Evans, w.
R. w. Cobb, Horace Greedy. Room No, 80 attic
story.
On the Post Office and Post Reads-Messrs. VIM.
L. Goggin, Joseph NJ Root, Charles Brown Daniel
B. st. John, John $. Phelps, Elisha Embrcc, George
W, Jones, Abraham Lincoln David $. Kaufman
Room No. II 2ad story, teest.
For the District ef Columbia. -Messrs. John G.
Chapman, J.. A. Tallmadge, Albert G.. Brown, Wash
ing'o1n Barrow 9. =. Fieslin, VIM Henry, T'h1s.
Gaines Room No. 40 basement.
On the Jndieiary.--Messrs. Joseph II. Ingcrsoll
George Ashmun John Petit, Nathan X. Hall, John
IL. Lumpkn James Dixon, Richard French, John
l.. Taylor, Richard X. Meade. Room No. II End
story Soatt.
On Revolutionary Claims. Messrs. Daniel r.
King, Chester Butler Franklin W. Bowdon, Alfred
Iverson, Orlando Kellogg, Jonathan ID. Morris, Mm.
a. Newell, T.. n. Smart and William Pitt Lyndc =
Room No IL 2nd starry. rtst.
On Public E,rpeRdiurts.--Me ssrs Thomas L..
Clingman, John Strohm, Henry Bedingur, Ar,emas
Hale John Jameson, John w. Jones, Emile La
Sere, Franklin Clarke, III. s Conger--R Room No. so
basement.
On PTfrdte Land Claims. -Messrs. John Gayle,
J. L. Brady, w. W. Wick David Rumsey IT,, J.
II. Harnansop, II. W. Tompkins, RS. Candy, An
drew Johnson Mason G. Darling. Room, No. 50
2nd story, uesi.
On Manufacturer. Mesars. Andrew Stewart A.
Abbott, Joseph r. Edsal, John w. Houston, Chcs.
T.. Stuart Elakim Sheriff., VIM. c. Brown, John
w. Cristeld, James II. Johnson Room 62 Ind
story, south.
On Agriculture -Messrs. Hugh White, VIM
Sawyer, John G. Palfrcy Sampson w. Harris, VIM
Rockhil Hiram Belcher, VIM. Thompson, John J.
SlingeIand W. l.. Goggin.- Room, No. 81 attic story
on f,rdian Afairs. -Mcssrs. D. NJ. Barringer, NJ
P. Gentry, Jacob Thompson, A. X. McIlvaine, c.
w. Cathcart, J. r. aiddinga, l.. D. Peck, a. Buck
ner, r. w. Johnson Room No. 81 2rd story, south
On Military Agairs,--Messrs. John VI. Bolts
Armisiead Burt, James Wilson, N. A. HARRISON
John pickey, Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin, VIM. T
Haskell, David Fisher Room No. II astic story.