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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-10

VIM. scbohsjd consulted saicid-, At Valley FsIIs
Rheds Island afew Gays since, BY hanging hi.nsef
The saw mill Of Msssrs. Bape and Depouilly. It New
Orlss ne, was dsnrcyed By fire the S0th uls Loss
cssisn was killed.
The Catholic church at Can bridge, Mas, was
broken into ON Tuesday hight last, and nearly s the
silver stsAsA.
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ARRIVAL OF The BsITIsH SrE.ME PROM SourH-
AMPTos.-The Brush steamer Dee, Capt. AllaIn
arrived yesterday morning at Mobile Point, and
anchored at the lower anchorage. The DE is
Two days and halt from Havana. The steamer
Creole, chartered TO receive the passengers and
freight from The Dee, had not returned Il the c,ty
when our paper went 10 press. To the poll,eness
Of Capt. Armstrong, OF The steamboat Cora, we
are Indebted Tor the int ligence OF the arrival Of
The Dee. The Cora brought to the city several of
the passengers by the steamer The Dee will
leave This morniDg for Vera Cruz MobRe Journal,
Eb. 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-10

At municipal elections held within q few veeks nasx
in different css the fclIouiug emsn ~. become
Nsycrs: Sc bisski Brsdy, wheeling. We w. W. Cnse-
tls., George p Jopett Lexiogton. KY; George " Lo
san, Macon Ga John r. Stoekman, Eatcnss, Miss !;
Mr.. NcAiIin, Mobile
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DIVORCE IN NKw York new constitution
prohibits the interference OF the Legislature In di
vOiclDg hue band and vile, and turns the whole
matter over 10 the legal tribunals. Mr. Cornell, of
New York, has introduced bill making some
changes IN The law Of divorce. This bill provides
cause Of sewers nce OF the marriage tie, with leave
to The party divorce to marry again. Competent
NE deal authority must pronounce the insanity vi
such naiuIe ss 10 be hereditary and transniissl-
Bile, and II must have existed al least for live years.
u The husband or wife Joins the Shakers or any
other sect whose principles are against the exist
sDce Of the marriage covenant, and II this adhe-
zion continues tor tive years, divorce Is allowed
by this bill 1t Is provided, also, that where, Tor
criminal ofeDcs,as d fined by the revised Statutes
ole Of the parties ~ sentenced to State Prison for
t~Olears, divorce may follow, and this CONVICTION
10 be the hrst.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN PoRTLAND.-A fire broke out
last evening, On the corner Ot Middle and Csatre
,tieets, in The wooden building occupied by A. II,
Putnsy d CO., as hat and iur store; Hartshorn
u S,ulnlx, stove dealers; aud Lynch IL Stevens.
w l. goods and groceries The building belonged
10 Mr. J. Brown, and was destroyed. Mr.. Put
hey had an assurances 5000, ut Protection
Office, Hartford stock In store valued at a. $40.
HaIishcrn " Muln,x had 81, 500 at same office
LyD.h ind Stevens had $o,eOU, at Hartford lnsu.
Isnca Uf.ce; they had heavy stock on hand
The building was ihsured Tor $2,5 SO, at same
othce.-EasieyN Me ArgWs, F.0. 3.
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BARRAoOss, Jan. u, lS49.
The Mcykefs. &c.

Enclosed you have list OF arrivals and depar-
lures at this pert since my last. [See ship news
column Business Of every kind 10 excessively
dull. The consumption Of American provisions
small, with large stocks on hand. Prices rule low
for most articles, without much prospect of an i'm
mediate advance. The sugar crop promses to be
one Vi The largest ever reaped, aud many Of the
estates have already commenced grlndlAg. An
nrxed are quotations to which | beg to refer
yon-FlouT, 500, dull; meal rs ", In lots; butter,
lSfc; lard, l2c. corn, 81 per bag; peas, q do,
In mall lots; rice, 81; crackers, 81; pilot bread,
$50; candles, l4A; Norfolk K. y. slaves, $40 TO
S42, in demand; w. r. lumber, $l3t; and large
stock pitch piae $50, nominal
send you tariff Of Duties paid on articles i'm
poiieo al THIS island, which may be Of some In
lsresi to the commercial portion OF your readers,
should you deem It best TO publish II. I'VE will
endesvor 10 give a portion OF this tariff in to-
morlow's HEKALp.l
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GOLD IN Ono The CiepsLawd Herald Of the
Sd INST speaking Of 1t says .-"Yrst-rdsy we saw
piece of this native ore, weighing about % ibs--
ne arIy $1,000, accordins to the former stan ia d
II was brought to this CITY one vt the ori sInal
disco veIers, jor the purpose If ascertaining what
yer ceIIsge 81 1t was pure. Ii was CARED to the
accomplished chemist Of the Cleveland Medical
College, who, on examination, pronounced tine
que siop OF ts entire purity too paipabIe war ant
The expense 81 snsIysis! The fortunate owner,
sufficiently pie sssd win 81 explicit a guaranty
from a distinguished chemist, wit drew with
ms treasure" This snIacks We nv mucn @, a hoa r
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APPOINTMENTS BY The GOVERNOR AND SENATE -
lsssc Hiils, WiIam PukiD, Abraham M Scner.
m.rhop. Of Rocbsster; Moses rsgsast of Bs-svia:
ssmuei works, Of Lockport; to b. msnAx-rs Of the
wettfn House ~ Refuge for Juvs niIs Dsiiu is
I-bp w Pir~on, Lewis s. rbonsr, Lueius PLATA
Daniel Mallory, notsries publio.-.dibsay Ks,eker.
Tucker F.b o.
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ONE OF THE PRIZE FIGHT INCIDENTS.
1 Pra m I hs PhilA ~. nina HnN.n.. Mn a 4

An immt nto crowd came rushing by our corner
about yesterday, nh tDg sud screaming after
vehicle that al Able VI.
lscity. The crowd seemed insane IN les euthusiasm
a." Hu8sa! huxxa. huBEs usid the people.
What ON earth II the srlN We inquired.
" Go TO the d. Il" sso ... polite gentleman, Who
IVES In hurry to pick ~ nat, that mad just taken
notion to pursue the vehi Is hook
May We ssk"-said We 1ainussingly, to third
pedes TRAN.
" All right" said he, pve won q fifty"
"Apd It 49,
.Hysr! Hysr! Hyer!" exclaimed breathlsss crowd
- IL puthsd BY to get glimpse Of gentleman wisa
one eye in deep mourning, and his whole vissgs ind-
eating that, like . buokWneat cake, he had been
batter !"
The truth was out! This W. the hero Of the prise
6ght And the people were dOins hSmsgs TO his VIC
tory! II be had been uHsusosssful tns sans people
would probably have seen hum hanged hrss, they
would have shouted ythipg but Of opprVbeiam
Az Sir John Ssohlisy ssys "SuJesss IL . paint
It hides Ill the usIinsss.n
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TWO CENTS.

The negroes Of the South ought to b. sdusessds
good books ought to be placed IN their hands II an u
them could read the people Of that ntry would b
cater than they are They hear what IL going On
In the country, and misundsrstssd It. Intelligent
AegToss rake good servants and always oonentsd.
He thsusht that the South ought to mako the obga-
tcn Of maSyiags scored the whites d. end that
the marriage Of slaves should not be without the
separated from mere nisry motives neither should
children be separated from their parents This ssusss
oonmotion everywhere. These feeling Of nature
holders do respect this. Thsrs bed ssvshsdsrs
we'll - bad men ct the North. These things should
be put In the statuts books God dsse the
to Be free, they ought to be dttsd for frssdoG II
slaves they ought be fitted for the higher order Of
slaves. II We let this question alone, u will settle
itself After some further remarks he took his oeot
when,
The committee rose and the House adjourned
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MoRE Golp-- Carr. KIDD AeAIN.-We received
the following note tnis mOroing from subscriber
IN Ware, in this State. The letter was wrstea ON
Ell gh paper, had all the appropriate marks OF old
age, and became very tender ON being exposed
TO the air. IrIs, OF course, quite marvellous al
,,m. houorrS s' sts nuts 10 discover Capt Kids
hidden treasures We recommend to ali the own
ers NJ land in Boston haibor to keep sharp look
out for money dggers on their premises, about
these dsysi-"Two young men by the name Of
shaw; while out hunting on Saturday last, abeut
tour miles from this pace, I'm Pamer) found a
glass bottle, stopped with lead stopple, contain
ing letter purpOitng to be written by c pit. Kidd,
ID Boston, IN the ys.l l70l, to gentlemen in New
York by the mans - Bailey. stating that he Kidd,
bad burned Mype sum Of money. (g,vlng the
smoun') on an island near South Bosioa. giv,cg
The latitude. and Longitude, and wishing him.
Bailey, to get the money and assist him, as money
would make many friends among the rich; and
that he did not wish the authorities to have his
(kidd's) body and money TOO; stating That he had
directed the messenger, in case he was pursued by
The lndiaDs. To hide the bottle. Il was found near
old path or road leading from Boston to
Albany, covered with stones, ia hedge, where
ia,y were looking for rabbit. Boston Tyavsit0,
Ftb 8.
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Sullivan tossed his cap nsss into the ring and fol-
lowed It imnsdsely after He was soon after followed
b. hyer. who borne to the ling oo tbs bsck VI
Dsten Charley Tn choice OF posrion WAS then won
~ Sullivan, who was the favorite 1t ioo TO So-no
takers. ttI
fwst Round.-At twenty rinutss past four, the
question was asked By Winro~, Are you ready 20
asd being answered ny Solivsn la the alternative the
men A,ked up, shook bande, returnsd 10 Their
nsrs and waited the call OF time When the word
sf,sr f. ~ tcints II om Sovsn, the histing
mtn0vd by Sullivan fuhipg With his lsfS hand the
boey Of Hyer which however, dtd not disco nfort
Hy.r In the lsAst Hyer appeared tue defs nsivs,
ready counter or return. but willing TO lead
In the bio~s fsv sharply on both sides Dot
not er olive a. tbey we're nearly stopped eviu
much sclsncs The CON kstanto then oussd for the
fall large sums having bsen stAksd that event A
Irene ndous struggle enru-d and sullivan was tnro
heavily, H. er ON him Tho back Of Sulhvsn's head
was In jur.d By fall Tho result OF TAI, I'D put
the r pds Of Hyer In sxfscies snd fesrfa,
bodbes the sullivan party they mad placed great
reliance their fsvorits's wrr.tliog abilities.
Sees~d Rosna Sullivan looked, - he oams up, -
sstenibsd 1t Hyers bercuesn po~srs. salivAns
snorts TO w'n the threw IN the previous round had
doubt, strained him eonsid.rsbyi but nothing dsant-
%. be rashed at his opponent aud made several at
tempte to reach his face with botn left and right but
In nearly every Instance. be failed He VA more sus
esssfol however, with his body b,o~s ana got In
two tops ON the top OF bis bead aud blow With
the lsfs hssd, between his eyes, whion not only
made Sullivan zee stars, bu: cut . deep CASH from
vhich the blood flowed copiously dowa his face, al
Bic eyes and impairng hrs eight. The round tsrml-
minss~d with another oliDch asd struggle and Salt
van sss thrown. Hysr falling heavily on MIN. shout
sesin burst from the friends OF Hysr.
Tktyd Round As room ~ time called both
ssensA Eager 70 get to the sersteA vhs~ visaia
MIXING dissAnss assumed An sh Of ssasssssnss- ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Later from Venezuela. .

BY the sch. Csthsfins. Cspt kowhn. from ca
rAcos. 23d July. We learn tha, news from The main
hsd been received 70 within dsy Of his ealing
showing the wre;ched condition Of portion Of The
population since tAe secession Of Monssss. 10 the
Presidency. The Government in order 70 raise the
means OF finng out = force 10 oppose General Psez
had been obliged to impose heavy taxes on every spe
e.es Of property Many merchants in Porto Csoello
sgusyra snd Csrsccss had refused either from ina
shty illnsness comply, and in eonsee eaence
Of this they had been imprisoned unr 'sey yielded to
the demand
Troops are being collected be sent to Coro where
Gen Psez IS a. this time The numoer OF these forces
was yaroUsy stated a. from 80 10 25o0 They were
b be sent via Valencia BY Conal It Is expected
thst the march Of Gen Pscx. viii be directed toward
that p!Sca. Gen PSss. have left CorO, on the
aOth with about oQ men, but Is not Snovn positive
ly whether he hsd len not At last accounts. Go
verpment wss ftting out Porto Csb-lo. Two small
schOoners and the stesmer Scourge. which has Jlst
been undergoing her second trisi IL was not known
positively, whether she bad been condemned not,
but to6y are airing her Tor The sst heard Of the
trial il siill going in Valencia The La5-taasr
formerly the Augusta. was still 81 Marscaioo, the
Jackson isiely esied the Buens Vista. was aground
bax and stern ia Porto sbelo She reported beng
entirely worthless for any purpose There IS no man
of war in any port Of the main. this time. but II is
70 he hoped that the proper authorities will consider
their duty 10 send one Immediately IN view OF what
may bs expected N Venezuela
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
The HrrnIh IlluNIrafed.

On Tuesday last, We received letter from a
New Yorker, stopping at Saratoga, in which the
practice OF having private dishes on public
dining tables at Hotels was severely r.pr, hend
ID, and partcucular Hotel at Saratoga instsnc~d
toleratng and grossly addicted TO the evil prsc
tee We thought the structures IN their general
application very iust, bat sPprehended that our
oorrespo ldent might have been mIsiniOrmed as
u the prevalence and fagrsncy Of the abuse a,
the particular Hotel referred TO. as he was not
staying At that hotel Accordingly, we crossed
oHt So much Of his letter rs pointed at that hofet
inserting instead dssh and star referring 10
the follow lug note which we placed at the bottom
oi the letter.
"O.r u..pont.a fo,- bot he 70 nstaleu
'oa At si s7'nt' hs sou.s be- n'l 'P'ae' may '
f-cieo without personalities Es irn
The dash. star and note all regularly appeared
IN The Tribune of Tuesday evening; leaving no
room to doubt intent, but IN the hurry Of rush
lag up matter for the Evening issue. the words
we had erased from the original letter werenever-
theess set up by the CONF ositor and appeared Ia
that edition. We very soon detected and cor
rected the hluuder. that the letter appeared in
The Tribune Of next morIiTg comprising the
great bulk Of our Daily issue precisely SIS VIC
had intended, shorn of all alusion 10 any partIcu
ar Hotel as guilty Of the practice condemned
and JUS, as 1t was clearly manifest we had n-
,uded to have IL from the fret.
tn Thursday, the Herald Tad an article BLACK
qua. Strakosoh. toe Pians' aud accusing the
Editor e." The Tribune OF writing IN his behalf
from Saratoga We instantly rsioined.
The per.on referred to hi 'ssn saratoga 70, afielsi
fseHfs soaAs, and connrctcc with The Editorial
OF lac TSibSns been the yea
The reJy n6xt day Saturday. wiz the shove
explicit paragraph fully IN his eye, the Editor Of
The Herald copies the paragraph from our CORE
spondents letter as fret enormously pnuted.
esrbed 1t by omttine the dash. the and the
note, which show clearly cur intent 70 suppress
'he name. and not only publishes 1t thus mar sled
as Gveritahle extract irom The Tribune, but a..
,crueh ~ ne Editor thereof saving.
Greeley hss entered nc field Of diu-n.l rfera
iIre te Her oPlsig = ietsr riie 90 Sros SgrIags
o.. Lei bow The el4OW oO-s ihe lusiness hiIn
self Here i al extract from one Ot hls letter..
Now what motive could have pr. mpted even
Bennett 70 such series OF wauton, notorious fool
ish lssehoods Is malice against the Hotel IN
question Ii not that, what csl il be Add IS III
not q shame, that oae who .es So abs0rdy aud
peipably can piausibly bosst even ii falsely ths,
9 circuistes rw enty hour Thousand copies daily
What must be the general respect Tor truth among
those by whose favor the vsunI Is rendered llau.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

PEIcE Or NEwsPAPEEs The Aha CaHfgra4a says
single copies, ln wrappers Tor mailing oaa be had st
the desk Pnce-57. cts each.
SipEsADDLZs-THE LAST our-One u the ffcsh
comers IRON toe Atantc size ~ho hsd brought Win
MN INTO THIS country, anon. ether aOtns los u Am<
rtcaN sd'-saqd,s Was recently sent backlag into me
Flsctr aier the iOllO~ wing curious fashion
Making up % a bucksAinclad knight of the y.cksAe
and spade " just Ia from tue mines he addressed hfn
nrs, upon the prospects oi the digging. he had recently
vacated next, as % the hthsr
and finally, " What kind OF speculation would hls
eide saddles turn outf
Firstrste splendid Just the thing for the ruine,
was the strongly emphasized reply " the old
the last nterrogstofy of the sst corner 70. don't
cay 10 voice oetraying how nearly he had ylsd-d
u despair ana who'll Duy them, and how vii they
use hem Never use anything else ii they once get
70 zee inem why stranger, I've seed csalOD, IN
ny day, but never was Ooleeged 20 slt woman ike
man saddle before, 10 my neck IN golsg up The
side hill g. see have IT," lOyiuly r. loined ne AT
OF, and 90 they nce along the canton side with one
eg thrown over the saddle 10 49, Yes and 10 fi f.
took out oet@iSt three and four hundred dollars 0Se
forenoon; u was desperate tresome work, tell yoa
man with woman's saddle close BY doubled ies'
heap, out then ne worked while rested Nothn hse
with
Ine above incident occurred In Fan Francisco Iso
hours after the narration Of this exciting story .aHa
hauled out from Clsyst wharf, bound tor the otAs.
laa' the Captain OF which probably invoked ey.S
upon the traps" with which the last p.ssenger a~
stre~n his decks. that lssL reader was the -
The man with he side -ssddss Placer iua'S"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
President Taylor al Lancaster. Pa.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

LANcAsrEA, Saturday Aus Il. IS
The Presitel: Of the United States arrived ~
.his city ye.te'dsy afternoon, hsvlng been met BY
Committee Of Citizens a. Columbia. He "a,
received with great ENTHUSIASM aud escorted 10
DIS quarters. at the White SwAn BY al IN
m-use cass.caie and procession. A splendid
supper gwen rim At bis hote. at which some
n'ty or more oi the principal ci1iz OF tne Coua-
y eere PRESENT. Hon. Tnadceus Stevens pres il-
ed Nj Buchanan sat at the riSnt u President
I Iay Tor GOV Johnston the leit Of the presiding
Her. Among lhe distinguished psrsonsges
whom We recognized Ia the cars II company - ith
TIE President On the way between Columbia AID
Lancaster. We're HIS Exc-iensy Gov Johnston,
who met the President AZ the Maryland state iae
Ex-Gov. Porter, Sensror Konlchnacher, judge
HNes, g..
This morning the President took a. early wa.k
through tris beautiful Oue-stJrled city and vis ted
tie Nak-t, tnronged as It Vas With nuudreds o
persous Eno coalo scarce speak or understand one
word OF The Eus,sh language. There IS no city,
perhaps, II the Uolfec States that, 10 rs appear
ance or its langease. S 50 decidedly JorsigH A.
this same City Of Lancaster Az % 0'clOck, the
President left MS qusrters for the depot in Mr.
BGchsnsns carriase-snc-;ogr, folio wed BY asmi-
lar pr. cession - the which received hin a.t
evening. AZ p o'clock the Committee Of A.
rangements from Harrisburg took hin in charge.
and the General took bis departure To- the State
CAPITA where he Is 70 be the guest Of Gov johns
ton unul Monday.
The President is sassccompanisd BY suy Of his
Cabinet, Dr.. WOoi. MS s'n-In-laE believe. coz
sttauog his entire retinse o. sui,e. Gov John
s'on will accompany hin as far as the New-YOrk
sIsis aHs. He u n sns health and splriu.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

INDiANAPolIi, -aflT1sy u J.
4ne Loco Focos have -.ectet Their Glg-rn1r.
Joseph a. Wr-Ai by about Sen. CASES ? arsiiy
say 700. They rave carried al ine Congress
Districts ogt tbe IV.o. IN shieh tneIr vote. have
aided 70 e.ect Jaiss. Abolition. and the vIlir.
"h4cb Das chosen MoGs0ehey, Wsie. They
nave t.so tas Le.s.sia-s by or ID maio-fy
Last yesr, far more I,rll be seen ihs; the
Wings have 'aiy held ,he.- oHu 10 the popular
vote. al have ost aa,,t ot ,hs Congress Ds,r.lts
y cry sms ma .o-i,.es f Tn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Indian War in Florida.
sArANNAH. Thur.daY.

8FNHTII
Tho Flo1.d4 Arrn OF Thursday saws = Lucia
Benton. HiD-boro snd part Of Macon Counties were
broken up AMI tlst the Indians were extending over
the country. We Judge from the number II signal hres
that extend over the county ihe light stretching from
OctAwshs 10 - Johns and thence sppear o. connoc
with signals the Atlantic Coast
Settlers on Lake Bryant report the slmos, certain
destruction Of their properly Many planters whose
farms were "a the same neghborhood have iortei o.
reiher Ocsla crowded with people The Indian
signs were reported at Silver Springs
r S-We have this moment authentic new. from
Benton County. and suthou1e he pfc.s 10 aonouuceit
The Indians have burnt dwelling, family having
escaped. They dividing into small parties and
spreading over the country No time for more commeu
at present
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Healfh-Ove ri Ow in Red River-De.truction
Of the Cotton Propeller { oi. stanton "a fe
cotton Crop injured IN Texas.

Nv IhLttN- Iles1aT Alg ;
The rty ~as 41'te r.s.thy. sni the int"-neuts
FOR the week were t-t only ane from choiera-
and 10 Ysao~ Fever
There had been grest overflow 10 ne Red yer
and 10 ie,r-a TIA, tne Cotton crop in ihe valley
was total destroyed
TheAlsosrsa s'een.ap had lst arrived from Cbssre.
and reporigi that the propeller Col stanton hsd ar
rived out in safety The steamer Alabama had 5een
chartered tv Government ~ transport troop. from
P4sesgoula snd Persacoisto % Tampa Bay.
Tex's papers Of ,ha 9th .u.t had been received Inc
rains had done immense damage 70 the Cotton crop
snd Vas believed that not nail Of An average crop
would be made throughout the country
Inc examination OF the abduction case In New
Orleans had closed and the argument had been com
menced
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Tn. Hou.e Of Representatives
SORTHCAROLlSA

Al
f,C....... Sal Cs.sss''
Thomas L Cliugnsn. Thomas l.
,r .,.,s.ot., po-4e, Joseph CAldWeA
III. Daniel BsrrtDger, tdrn1No
IT, Augustine H. shepperd A-.-'-H' !" ~
Y 1srako,s " Ys4s5b AoTaAaa ~. 's""'<
-, n,.,l John K J. DoabL
VII JoAn j HcRay '--'N"
VII Richard : Donnel. kd"Ard -isn.y
TX. David Outlaw, David O-uA"
fLocos 10 Iiaiios-3 IN each Congress
KENTUCKY
T.. LINN BOYD. Lflr Boys
H. Sa~iei O Pgtoa. James L Johnson
III Bersylg L Clark Fin. L McLsan
lv.Ayiett BUcknsr. Gso NJ CasV>U
v..John 3. Thompson Jonn Thompson
". Green Adams Daniel Breck
vi. .Garnett Duncan, Fslot0v Lans.
VII. Charles Morehead Charles Morehsaa
TX Richord Frsnci John {. Maso7.
John P. Gaines Rehar1 H S0Hto1
fLOcos 10 Taitcs--f before, now one gain
INDIANA
EI.hs Embree Naaaat1i A5ertsou
H.. Tkrnas Hnteg C01s L Daaiaz.
M .gDba L Robinson Johg R05,rsor
" sleo smith, GEo " JULIAN. =.
v Wlllan w. WicS Biuou Broson
VI George g Dunn WsisA Goruor.
vi. Richard " Thompson Edw W MeCsuehey
VII .John Pena, Joa>Dh + BeDosad
TX Charis. ~ CatioaU GraAan v FrcA
x W,uiam RocthH Ardre1r Hayan
'Locos ia Hqtls--s before nov, beside Free soI.
or elected ty Loco. F,co votes