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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-01

Mormonism Is said to be making very great pro-
gress in Denmark there are now mornlons in the
smallest hamlets. In the Isle OF Amack, which il
situated quite closet Copenhagen, almost all the
women have adopted the worship of the Mormons.
--Ez. Paper
This latter fact viii excite no wonder when all
the circumstances are considered. 1t ID undoubt.
edly true that the fair maids of Amack find 1t no
easy matter to obtain husbands on their native
Isle; while within the sacred walls of Utah one
man will marry whole family Of them, and more,
If necessary @st4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-01

DEATH or Mlnssrsa.--Rsv. DR.. Duhs. pf IL
Baltimore coulsreaca died = Wsshingsoa - ~
seth u Jnly, sss's a g
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July LIST, 1854.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-T The subscribers
have this day associated themselves together under
the style and frm Of Z. T. WINSTON L CO.. for
the purpose of conducting the GROCERY and CON-
MISSION BUSINESS In ths city Of Richmond.--
selected stock kefGROCERIEe Of including every va
rietv of domestic and foreign LIQUORS.
They desire TO thank the patrons of the old con-
eern OF SUTTON 4 WINSTON for their kind pa
ttousge, and solicit continuance of their fzvors for
our new concern. Z. +. WINSTON,
w. M SUTTON,
----------l Corner Cary and 18th ste
IrIx n lQS1 . ix 2Q--1un
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-01

Having sold my interest in the business of
OTEY GOFF. to Mr.. J. w. GOFF, chserfully
recommend him to the confidence Of my friends and
the public.
jy 22-2w JOHN OTEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-01

{ A GIAsr DxAD.-Ths Scotch Giant Who has heol
exhibited In different pars ot he country, die
suddenly at Laporte, ID, last week. His resneini
weretaken 70 hi late residence "a Wisconsin io
intermenk, sa9, s Il /; 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-01

BAD Story ABOUT DIcKENs.-A correspondent
Of the National Democrat, writing from London,
states that the pecuniary affairs of Charles Dickens
are Ia wretched condition; that he is utterly un
able to pay his debts, and that he has goDe to the
Continent"-in other words, has been obliged to
give the constable '1eg bailr to escape the penalty
attached to extravagance In England High living
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-01

COUTHERN FEMALE INST ITUTE.-
~ The next session of this Institution win csm-
menee on the frst Monday in next October, and end
the first day of July
MRS. GEN. PEGRAM will receive young ladies
Into her family as boarders, and visit the lecture
rooms daily. TERMS: -
Board per session. $3.50 90
u'uon 80 90
i.ueh cAh ~ W
Italian do........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
1et'h 10 w
One-haif payable lst October the rest on 18th OF
February. INSTRUCTORS: .
d. LEE POWELL.
ROBT.sJ MORRISON
g. PERSICO,
MADEMOISELLE VASSAS
For further information address
MRS. GEN PEGRAM or
ROBT J. MORRISON.
iy ll-eo3w Richmond
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DIssoLUrroNs, 60.

nISSOLUTION.-The Co-Partnership
II heretofore existing between the suhscribers.
under the style aud firm Of SUTTON 4 WINSTON,
is dissolved this day by Limitation II being per-
tant settle up the business Of this concern al per-
sons indebted TO the same are requested to make
payment early practicable; and ell creditors are
quested to present their claims for settlement.
Either partner Il authorised to use the name OF
the concern In liquidation
w H. SUTTON,
July Ist 1854. T.. +. WINSTON.
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IIou.s Of peIcgatc.-s.,urdnY.

series Of bills reported from the different stand
ing committees, among which bill to amend the aci
passed 10th December, 1852 Incorporating company to
construct graded plank road from Richmond TO some
point ut or near Charlottesville;
And bill making an appropriation Of $4,000, to e1-
tend the Floyd Courthouse aud Hsvile turnpike from
its present terminus the Wilson Creek and South Fork
turnpike, in the county OF Smyth.
BILLS PAssrD.
bill for the relief of James W. Twyman, of the coun
ty of Madison.
Accomac.
bill auhorising the Danvilc and Wytheyile turnpike
company TO construct a branch Of their road.
bill amending the charter Of the Goouey Manor tuin
pike company. Also,
Senate bills entitled an act to incorporate the Virgins
Manufacturing company
An act au,horsing the construction Of water fences
across Big Mill Creek, in tho county Of Jackson.
An act to incorporate the Coal Branch Coal Mining
company, in the county of Putnam.
An act to amend the second section of an act passej
9th March, lsis incorporating the Guyaudote Bridge
company repeating the 10th section OF said act providing
for subscription appropriated the part Of the State
repeating the act passed the 3Oth of March, 1853
galising all the acts of said company; and
An act Incorporating the tho Valley Savings Bank in the
town Of Winchester.
motion offered by Mr.. Martz, to reconsider the
vote by which the sundry petitions presented on the sub
ject OF Maine liquor law erred the committee
on Courts of Justice not agreed to- the vote being
for the motion 81; against 1t 60.
Mr.. Wallace, the chairman Of that committee, intima
ted that Thursday fixed by .hem for the consdera
ton OF this Maine liquor law subject after which they
would report possible 1t was this intimatior
which, doubt influenced the House to reject the mo
ton offered by Mr.. Mar1
There were some few resolutions of inquiry adopted
after which the House adjourned.
Proceedings tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

In rnx SKSArx SArrRpAf-A communication was pro
ssned from the House Of Delegates that they agree to
the amendment proposed by the Senate to their b on
tied IAN amending tho fourth and fh sections OF
act Incorporating the Citizens Back ofvgnia" and that
they have passed Senate bill, cncd act authorizing
tho Board Of the Literary Fund, to purchase from the
Faculty Of tho College of Physicians of the Valley in
Virginia Winchester, lot in tho town Of wluchester
aud College building thereon, and providing for the me
cal education Of ndgen, young men at said College; and
BILL entitled auhorising the Trustees Of the town
OF Woodstock to subscribe 10 the Manassas Gap rail.
road company.
report from the committee General Laws was pre-
sened declaring to legsate tho subec,
Of resolution, nstructing them inquire into the
pediency Of appropriatng $4,000 endowment to
Randolph Macon College, in the county Of Aecklen'
burg
communication from tho Secretary Of War to the
Governor was submitted, requesting that the Government
OF tho United States may be authorised pur chase with
In this State, the necessary land for abu.ment and
quarrcs essential to the construction Of the Washington
aqueduct and that the jurisdiction of the commonwealth
over the same may be ccded to the United States
Bills were repored-to incorporate the Jackson Bridge
and Purgstoy mountain turnpike company; to amend
act passed Feb ls 1905 appointing trustees Of the
of Bath in tie county of Berkeley aud for other purposes
therein mentioned to increase the capital stock Of the
Hot Springs and Clifton Forge turnpike company; to in
corporate the Crescent Manufacturing company amend
an act to incorporate independent bank In the town
Aartinsburg, in the county of Derkey passed March 49,
1853
The report of the proceeding, of the council OF the city
Wheeling In relation to amendment of the city char
ter, was presented.
Petitions were presented FROM ffly voters Of Brooke
county, praying for the right Of way &c. for the
zion OF railroad aud viauc the territory Of ga
county, from tho Pennsylvania line to the Ohio river; also
three other petitions numerousy sgned by citizens
Brooke county for the same purpose.
Bills were passed, au,horising the Board Of Public
Works to borrow $780, to DO expended in completing
the Beverly and Farmont road the of Warren III
he county Of Aonougas and build bridge across Dun
kard Creek on said road to amend the charter Of the
fredericksburg water power company; and authorsing
the county court of Culpeper to levy tax OH dogs
large number Of bills on their inst and second read
ing were taken upaud advanced their second and third
reading
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az MorHElt,' DnrAsr CLoTns-rhe,s Cloth,

III M0TfEats' BRrAsT CLUTIis-These Cloth, will d.
more to prevent Rng Breasts and give speedy
relief to pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising
cold or oIler than world at
day They may be without the the mo
ther and procured and during period of nursing
whenever dsagecAble symptom hardness or
rom any cause exhibits ITSELF they give re
and In every instance the Rising There thou
sands who suffer deaths during the period nursing Directions
for using these Cloihs accompany them
They are 70: sale exclusively by ADIE GRAY
no22 Main street Richmond yI,,ioI.
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and Enie Editors of lie wing:
Ts Srs-I observe in the papers Of this morning. aud
saIea oI sharc.
b. thCti 800 ''' W nv
al Railroad Stock had been made this Da
Phys nderson Jr va 81, s.. ma ,,. H.. tt. Ia.
iihfgl '''' ''tb ~ S""VV per huAIe ltB PITY
Ese purchaser did that for the last ten days
forty and ffy shares had been sold a. $1,000
ulaf brokers, and that up TO 2 o'clock on Thurs
We list price in cash could obtained for 70.
pr;cs' arc lot, when il Withdrawn from tue mar.
- Wonder If the farseeng President Of the Cen.
FAIL ld can ia any way account for the way in
4 Hhi,siiNhief runner managed to get fully $500 per
Hoat, st'p H.; III market price HENRTCO
CrosseyG son3l, 1854.
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l,TEAdEnr IN N&w lAMPsnRE.-A horrible tragedy
enacted last Friday, 18th Instant in the vicinity OF
cat Vernon, New Hampshire. Miss Jones' young Ia.
81 New Boston, while on her way to school, on Fri.
Pine norniny ,yos mo, hy NJ S,...n, . .:..,., =
llsin ''e' WI" ''' w ''' '"Seh''H ItJecteu IoVeT,
Starch fired pistol at her. when size fell dead on tho spot
wood ant then cooly loaded another pistol and blew out
&C 'wn brains. This is the account given in letter
Id Mount Ycrnon,N New Hampshire, to the New York Tri
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
"'ETgRsBURGIM ARKETs Janu,tv 90

'IT'''DUTFUIh IhHhfI JhnulTy EU'
American Co-gnce rsnort there has beon
ding nge In n,.ss M aoai,. ao',i.. Ill. - :,
p.ctinss hllnd active.
Covers andtTo day there has been renewed animation In
upn0Ee Eat market. Fine white has changed hands at
ID call or prime red very little has been offered. We
Alaba9ter ed at l76sIs4c; white at 1SOalSsc
S % We have salas report and quote nominay
ANU sni a7Oc.
bought superne Tai 5O City brands Of extra
IL on Urine held at l4atS 1.2
u97on-The Transaction In this article for some days
,fI have been very limited We note sales Of small par.
IS at 9 8-4c. but many holders ask 97sc.
or vslgansWhte beans find purchasers al al 20 aecor.
60 en- to quality.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23


ark the logical system of augmentation which these
appini friends OF Richmond and the canal pursue If the
Are off ngtOn spd Ohio road four eight half say they
iheI III ruin the canal. Why? Because the Central Rail
IS OF the gauge the will connect and pro
sympoe being board, will keep on the contnu.
have be gauge, and not stop at Covngon-Penny Post
euWe know not Who las assigned this reason for the
d. J." foot guAge njung the Cans-ccrtanly never
some hne We entertain OF the aud petty zeal
smile es oany line Of State improvements which rea-
40 would imply So far from it have urged the foot
&c in the inll persuasion and hope that the Central
Also would conform its guage to the standard But
% ocasDm for believing that the is ~ guage will njurc
counte Canal and the Central Road il that that gulge
P1ees nds with the Baltimore road-and that the tan at
h Of Elk will permit very little trade travel 10
and Wei ina :ngtOn benefit either the Central Road
AdESTs-tal Indeed We DO believe whea that con-
burg j. IT, Sc formed with Baltimore, without break of
hI-OLUat the stock oil the Central Road will DO worth
REEVE Is tliin tie dollar.
p az must be breaa OF buk against the Canal and il
the Road, matter what gauge is adopted. We
sh that the Baltimore feeder should be the Road
" inter that advantage.
REEVE said that Mr. Rlle said ia his r,Dorl that
sey Covpgton Road feet gauge the Central will adopt
here-and will not say again ?
GN organ OF any Railroad Company-naye no
o. EgF athes to anyaud jealousies of any Virginia
isI-s-and therefore, do object to Lynchburg Pc
b{bsurg Norolks Hourishing. Our only fear is Bal
lsc-a city Of grea. wealth and indomitablc enter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

k-sS IS I'D y ~ RI sfesr, upon a. sant
8 8: e.: ;:i5 ' s'ii @
Mere reg wa, hope Tor The he, sick recorded long
g-E. ssi.sss 6;s iSs:s
nate, ,hc Temedlt, n.,nIs has slyen, y
to the control or all the aadIes from,
s more ssDs an v than
cured and that Complaints in all their FORMS be
here
free wherein are full particulars aud ndpu'abe proof
Sufferers: read and Judge for yourselves
FOR INFLUENZA AND wmooPlNG CorGm
!hSye ssPs..sds used Woopng
S0nSh and lnaGn'1 and have ne pon9Snns
and he free use Of pro'oH sgSrd
We attest the truth o. the above statement
M. SIMMshMn MAN, 6 Or ,ni s''"''"' ""'s
ron a CONsUNihTIvR COuGH.
Dsa, Sir FER three have been aicied win coafh
DC obliged 70 isg al nssi ID ny shsit :. my cough
a &c sRs% Ih aPTP h GE f PFGogSL
which under Providence has cured me altogeih.r
JAMES MCAEDLrss
This IL tf the numerous Cures ,f ASTHMA which
have been accredited to Cherry rcc,ornl.
@ Ti ~d %. o s 30 NTf l yssi. SS'@ sd
She S S' Led s5s are tG i' s 90 ne many SSTs 70 no
until physician prescribed, as an experiment. your
4, a,.' seemed to tu, les, han weet
nov IN four x.si, TIE disease entirely removed sleep
never expected to enjoy. GEORGk g. PAWAET,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
From tho PRESIDENT 81 AMHERST COLLEGE,
j. O. ATEE, SR I have used CHERRY PICTORIAL In
own case Of deer seated bronchitis and ancd from its
chemical uion admirable compound m the
ef Of arynga aud bronchial difficulties IL opinion, to
m superior character be Of service at bIY 10
use II you may think proper EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Amherst, Sept. 49, 1870.
Among the other distinguished authorities Who have lent their
nsmss 70 recommend this preparation the best known TO them
for amctns Of the lungs,
PsrsiptsT PgREtSs, Vermont Med College.
Hon. CHT JuH1Cg RToRT, Sup. Bench u. = ~
PR0T. VALENTINE MOTT, New York
PpDT. CLtIyFfISp, Bowdoin Med. College.
PeOg. ButrERrItD, Ohio Med. College.
CAEaptAy JouRElI MEnCIL REyfEw.
BosroN hfp. supo.
CHihLEsrOy 3. O. MEDICAL HHynW.
htw JTRsET MrptclL
HOS. HCpT CLAY, u. q Senator.
Hos. Gro. y. MARsH, Am. Ambastad0r 10 Tuffey.
Gry. EHiSrEL BtLyEs. Presdent OF Chill.
RI Rev. Hn PowFH, Lord Bishop Of Torfnto.
~, Rev. BIsHoP KTEsE, OF the Meth. Epis Church.
. AHcHngHoF PuRcTII, Of Cincinnati, Ohio
Also many eminent persons In foreign counties,
Not only In the dangerous and distressing o. the
Lungs hut also family medicine for occasional is the
safest, pieasanteit and beat 10 the world.
Prepared and ,olj BY JAMES O. AYR,
.r DHUoorr lSb CgrgsT towuI, Mass
soJ In Richmond, wholesale and retail by PURCELL LAID
co Druggists, and Dealers in medicines everywhere
observation-disclosures.
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RICHMOND MARKE7.s J,yr,,v .,

ToBACCo--Receipts and transactions very light Tho
market Is bare OF all descriptions Common and ;Ilrr
kinds are much In demand, and priccs n shade higher.
We quote new lugs at - 30 to 81 a. new leaf SO
to- Old lgs 70 90 to 90; common leaf 5Otos 50 !;
mddlng 10 to so; good 40 to IL so; fine manu-
featuring ls so to 10.
wHEAT-Prime White Ia worth 81, 80, AMI Rcd 81 10
MESTER WHITE, Com, Nfrchn.,,
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FiRE.-Two tobacco factories and warehouse, belong
ing to Col p Winree in Manchester, were destroyed b,
fire on Saturday night last. Loss $4,000 or $4,000
which, we understand, was covered BY insurance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

Mr.. Cutting. For what purposes
Mr.. Perkins. In order to make q motion that the
committee rise, and the gentleman take the floor
To. morrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

RATES uOIsTING MACHINEs.-we are agent,
en ioI The sale Of Mr. James hatef Hosting Maehipes and
VIII furnish them 81 manufacturers prices whou. ts
the Dock. - - " ~ 80 '''-'
tsss-if LEE & co.
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RICHMOND WING.
NoNDAy MORNING JANuIpy 90 ,o,.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
Letters busness must be Addressed "Eitors
fAs Whfg." :
Artieies written both sides Of thu published
This rule ng standing, ought to be known and
Obituary notices eivh
zines are charged for A. advertisements. 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

sye RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
d'Af hoRRLs BootEfore, " Ndia sIsa, Jraadrv aca.
~ '' e: "a s 6! 'oSs,|.'s'
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DIED.

au25 Saturday morning 2st instant, II ocoek WILLIAM
EThs son OF william and Aavle Allen year Of
me funeral viii take place Of his parents on
Z syss.sd 70 attend. - " ''''' ''"'' "' respectfully
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23

IAsfINGs,-we have In a a,,ortment Of IoIloW-
~ consisting Of Pots spders Apdrou, md d
Oven Lds, which 81 "
go. II; MOORE CO, "a Pearl,treet,
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Up ECEIET FOR VIRGINIA CENTRAL EsATI
~ ROAD COMPANY, December, 1853:
Freight,
Passenger Fare, Stills
ISpress Through, qlosI
Transportation q Mall, fToii $40 ;O- =
The Board confidently expect Recent for the wear
reach f3OOOOo the iron Is obtained tina; vii
ready 10 receive Il spring. 80 -
This
stage Tor the last quarter which, when sdded
the receipts for December amount TO least $4,000
js23 4 UARRfrT Trao,,...
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HNon NEW YORK N0RPOLK-BY THE "a.
~ NoRITE SIDE WHEEL OCEAN STEAMSHIP RoA- tIEcN
NokE "a charge ~ CItaiH Thomas SIinHer-N I EfttS
Leave Tuesday Afternoon Mt o'clock.-The RoA.
has Just qndsryone thorough GyerhauIn both
Freight received to-day (weAther peTmitnr S
o'clock and to the hour q o'clock, NJ Tuesday The al
instant = '' " 800
Passengers before the hour Of de-
pariure, o'clock r. NJ - -
Tickets aud berth, secured oes Basin
Freight also engaged at Office
Passage to New York, including ais and fine roor
commodatons only
Seerage passage, only ........... ..-.........,.
Those taking this ship Norfolk hagrd the same as
by the river boats. " ~ -
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HSoM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BELVJ-<s c>y-YI
bfRr n1hh, oySan prfe'na-The "BEivI
to-day atl2 oeoef and to the hour OF Tuesday
the 24'h instant. ''
ja28-2t LrDIAN a WATSON
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In the w hite NNSIN UHY UUUS, oat
BY the various steamers and packet ships froin
pool Glasgow Havre, receiving
POREIGN DRY GOOUS
For Fall trades all Of which purchased in the principal
Ssh and Continental markets. during the
nior partner entirely for cash, prices which
duplicated Our variety
Fancy Staple Goods British, French, German
fcture selected with particular reference the
einia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
We have also in full Assortment OF
DOMESTIC GOODS,
The whole comprising the
Dry Goods exhibited in Virginia.
We have also complete stock
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which II much larger than
Manufacture gotten the best regard style
and workmanship.
We respectfully solicit call from merchants
Ee and have that goods toH be-
same goods are sold in dnyHdrket ia The country.
aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
CENTRAL AMERICA.

The House of Representatives Of Guatemala opened on
the 2sib of November whenihe President Carrera de
liveIed the usus message The following are some of the
items 10 bri, T. taken from this document:
The war with Honduras and the expense eIailed thereby
had prevented the pa ment OF the debt.
For two Successive years the harvests had been de
stro, ed.
Friendly relationship continues between Guaemala and
foreign Foyers-the difficulty with Mexico. in consequence
of the occupation of Soconusco having been amlcably
settled.
was expected shortly.
The Government was disposed to offer protection to the
English
With respect to Central American States Guatemala
and Costa Kica the best understanding Nicara
qua had endeavored TO bring about satisfactory ar
ssnqenent between Guatemala and Honduras, bat the
ncis of this latter Government had rendered this mPos
sle for the moment Apart from this the Government OF
Guaie maa disposed to rees;absh harmony WITH the
peope of both countries soon as the HOnduran GOy-
eminent should have manifested its peaceable intentions
Commerce was visiby on the increase, and capital
doubling itself in ten years.
The manufacturing of sugar and the growth Of coffee
were also on the increase. -
With resIect to the administration Of Justice simp
featon of legal proceedings the construction Of larger
number of prisons and better PLAN were recon-
merded. IT,, i.
The erection Of houses Of correction considered OF
the utmost Importance and urgently recommended
The PRINCIPLES of the municipal administration are those
Of REFORM ady cooperate for the welfare of the people
In the STATE Of San Salvador the people were preparing
for the election of President which was to take place on
serysye candidate was Senior San Martin the candidate
of the opposition Senior Silva.
Alwas tranquil in the States of Honduras and Costa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

.,Sx ~,,s, nublo calamity The SpEiKER Informed
,I eentisu,n sod the House the he had just been 10
formed lid; there wa- 10 o"hA'oh 70. I's - Canal
end yo1 list Of the appointment. made oy u ann
Board Toy lot yet Ieny knoNa 70 S,oe'.4-
the ten, 81 feeling N regard 70 Them The b'afi ha' hai
mueh trouble ia arriving at them .o.
,,,l,. io},rfo pa, Litie Pans Martin Pres;
ses his Wfie; Rome samuel LEWIS, s]rsc1,e Noraan
Tsnys wsksf Rochester So sr k2q'
levi Fcsa. Alton Orion hmhtfso1i Aediua Ho'f- l. I'll,
Io,tpsft PEER Aiken; TopawAnda Warren Dis1i blcG
KocI Aerhsn irsin, nunslo benoi n HPsS1 ID, ~ - 49,
leI AcAns ChsIis Mile. Bsee1lyn w i4sl OSonJ
-; Cib'cn West Troy, Abeh VIA n-nh 1os,s.'
Jtctb az ULea Troy JOAN ~ Arm.ss sAeaseteay Lt
~. wSls@ j. GIocie J.s's. P.iasr' Loe.Po., Esoee
STAB Toe Awards E0ies fsiIln.i bgsso Ssro wbs,
"a. L D~is.. s.boA Pednsad MoIei O'Ts q "a az,
Cba-e JsIs,s Knovilob GeOfse b"rcb GENEVA ose Di'
Su,~u.u c.x.l- Waterford aud soop Lock- Jo-st SEQ
fed. -tbg ei,ie Gies Bsbn Gru'' Fai OsI"' morgan
Whitehall, Ale1 Robertson -. ,s,o.. c,,o ria. Trsv-
.sn srrr,. C,s,L Geneva Ansrew J. chsnnoa
cs,rn,c C..,r-ps,.pa Jcnn Is. Loot HorsehSsdA "lan
CsooSyp Liks CsEA-Drssden Jos ReHcr Penn Van STAT
cnssFoo CASH. Hsmilton Tics ''1a''' oii'l'
BDuy hnst,nion bsn pess n rI- c,, ro, Tos gu,.s y
q 4. j5Ss; Bod sn yaton Co
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