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The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-25

UrAH.-The special Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Times saws:
''The President still suspends the appointment
of a successor to Brigham Young. There is
undoubtedly good reason for this. I hazard
little in saying that the President has deter
mined to make the issue with the Mormons, to
see at once whether they intend to maintain
the attitude of defiance to the Federal author
lty which theirpresent government aud spiritual
leader has assumed for them. Young certainly
will not be re-appointed, and ought not to be
people of Utah, it is better that he should go
out armed with all the moral power of the
Government possible; and to this end probably
he will not be appointed until the Senate is in
session to confirm the nomination at once A
rare contribution of wisdom, frmness and cour
age will be indispensable to the successful nom
| lnee for this important station"
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The Hon. j. c. DoBB1S AND THE SENATOR
sHIr.-We perceive by the Washington Union
that this gentleman, whose elevation to the
United States Senate anxiously desired by
hosts OF admirers in and out of the State, has
written letter to his friends at home express
ing desire that his name may not be used in
connection with the Senatorship to be supplied
by the approaching Legislature.
While his friends in the State will sincerely
regret this determination of Mr. Dobbin, it is
nevertheless gratifying to reflect that his ser
vices will not be lost to the country but he will
continue to occupy his present distinguished
position, which he has filled with such marked
ability and signal success since the Inauguration
of the present administration. He has admin
istered the affairs of the Navy Department in a
manner alike creditable to himself, his State
and his country; and under his continued
management, that arm Of the public service will
be rendered infinitely more efficient than ever
before
1t is also gratifying to North Carolina pride
to witness the strong hold which her favorite
son has upon the confidence and esteem of Pre-
sident Elizabeth City Pioneer.
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n O I l C E.

The subscribers having formed Copartncrship
der the style of WEBB & BROTHER for the trans
action of
Mercantile and Commission Business
ayettereile IcspectIu:ly tender
their services to the public.
They Will keep on hand at their store in the New
Building on Gillespie street. constant supply OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES,
And Provisions, Wood and WillowWare, &C.
Which they Offer at wholesale retail CHEAP FOR
CASH. or in exchange for country produce of all
kinds. and on the usual time to prompt customers
re- ORDERS filed with promptness and despatch,
and pains spared to rcnuer their establishment
rllacally the
PEOPLES STORE.
Particular attention paid to receiving and forward
ing. buy ing and selling Produce. and merchandise.
l.. II. WEBB.
II. II. WEBB.
REFER TO Wm. Neh & Sons. Wlmin gton: Col. J. w.
Cameron. Messrs IL. Il E. J. Lilly. Fayetteville Col.
w. l. Steele Rocking ham. y. c.; VIM. J. Lougee RAJ
leigh: +. r. Lies. Lilcsville.
Fayetteville. November l l. 1851. If
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S 4 O E S
l have a good assortment of
Cooking, Parlor Box, and few Coal Stoves
will sell very low-call and examine southeast
corner Market Square.
c. W. ANDREWS.
October 2lst. It-St
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
:
Our Fall and Winter Stock of
DRY GOODS
HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES: HATS, CAPS,
Bonnets, and
READ DY-.M1DE CLOIIII.N-C
IL in Store and ready for Inspections embracing
by far the largest and extensive assortment
have offered to the trade. and is well worthy the
examination of every Merchant visiting this place.
Particular attention paid to orders
HALL. & SACKETT.
August 10, 1854
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Magnetic Electro Machines. q large assortment ius1
received and for sale by
J. Y. SMITH.
Nov. 9. l9-tf
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NOTICE.

Es% Application will be made to the ensuing
session the Legislature of North Carolina emanci
pate Betty Beebe
November 9th 3t-pd
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l.. Simmons VS.. Wilson Boyd.
Attachmcnt-Levied on Land.

In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Wilson Boyd is nonresident of this State
and it ordered by the Court that publication be made
in the North Carolinian newspaper published in the
town of FAYETTEVILLE for six weeks for said Boyd
be and appear next Court of Pleas Quarter
Sessions to be held in and for the county Of Monteom
cy at the Court House in the town Of Troy. to plead
answer or demur the Will be held pro confesso
Witness. John McLennan. clerk of our said court al
Office this 3th day of November. ID 1854.
2o-6t1 JOHN McLENN-AN, Clerk.
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FALL, 1854.
NE " FIRM AND NE " GOOD s.


NEU- FIRM AND NEW GOODS
PEARCE & FERGUSON
Are receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets Umbrellas, Parasols,
Boots, and Shoes, &c. &c.
With extensive assortment of Ready ymade Clothing.
All of which they offer to purchasers at low prices
and upon accommodating terms
From long experience and by strict attention to
business, they hope to merit share ofpuc patronage.
b. F. PEARCE.
J. b. FERGUSON.
Fayetteville. Aug II. 1854. s07-tf
SHEMWELL & MCDONALD,
Successors to p. Shcmwcll,)
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND Fancy
DRY GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS,
Also general assortment of Straw & Silk BONNETS
In addition to stock on hand, which is very
good, viii in few days receive supply of
SE.1SO-N.dBLE GOODS,
Which will sell low for cash reasonable time
to punctual customers.
W 3. SHEMWELL
a. \. MCDONALD.
East side Green Street.
Fayetteville, Sept 23 1854.
JAMES KYLE
X r..e-i,ina hi. Fall -Snnnlx nf-----
DRY GOODS,
Boats and Shoes, IIats Caps, Umbrellas, &C.
Among which
French and English McrnOs. very cheap,
Muslin del aims and Apaccas.
Erocadc. plaid and plain Silks,
Muslin and Iobinet. Sleeves and Collars.
Merino and other ShawlS, long and square.
Calico and Ginghams.
Silk and Cotton IIandkerchiefS,
Best made Boltng Cloths.
\ large stock of READY-M-ADE CLOTHING.
With many other Goods. all of which being purchased
the package at the late reduced prices. Will be
offered wholesale retail at very low prices.
September -. 1854
TICII.
Having opened Store East side of Gillespie
street. opposite p p. ohnson and one door South OF
w Dralic ichon. would beg leave to announce to the
citizens of Fayetteville and surrounding country, that
have Just received my stock of
FALL IND WLN'TER GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Clothing Sugar and Coffee, &c,
Which will sell accommodating terms.
SAML CAIN, Jr.
MRS. WALTON
Will return from the North the first of October with
very large stock Of
/ MILLINERY FANCY GOODS.
| And the latest style of DRESS TRIMMINGS an,
PATTERNS: Cloth and Velvet Mantillas, Talmas, ant
Cloaks: Collars. Under-S Sleeves. and inside Capcs
! Also a very handsome assortment of IiEAD-DRESSE.
| and CAPS.
She thanks for former patronage, and hope
her patrons and friends will call before purchasing
| elsewhere
Fayetteville Sept. 30. 1854 13-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm of G.. W. l. COLLISION s. co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
G. W l. GOLDSTON.
X. W. GOLDSTON.
Nor 17th 1884
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BARG AIMS BARG AIMS !!

: X no AIMS. d \ NJ VI >
The undersigned has in Store his Fall and Win
tor stock of GOODS consisting of general assort-
mcnt OF
DRY GOODS IND GROCERIES,
Hats Caps. HonnctS Boots and Shoes Sa tinetS Cas-
sp,,reS Iinscvs. Flnncl, Mu-lin-dc aims. AlpaccaS
Sbawls. Cravats. &c. Coffee. Sugar Nolasscs Tolac
60 &c &c. Also. Il general and well selected stock
of RE- >DG NJ ADE CLOTHING. consisting of Coats
Vests Pants. Shirts and Jnder-shrts
sdamautnc. sperm aud pearl Candles: pepper. spice
salaratus. starch, fine chewing tobacco. &c
Produce taken in exchange for Goods at marke
K. ID. DAVIS.
North side OF Person St, door to /. d. Breeze
\ B-An persons indebted to by note
count respectfully requested to call and settle i'm
n,cliotely longer iudu gcnce will not be given.
oct 1851 Il. ID. ID.
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FALL STOCK, 1854.

ST RR & WILL / \ MS
Have now in Store LARGE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
Hats, Cas-, Boots, Shoes, Silk and Straw
Bonnets, Umbrellas, and Ready-made
Clothing,
Which will he sold to WHOLESALE BUYERS,
exclusively.
The attention of Merchants is particularly invited to
this Stock. Orders solicited and satisfaction guar
antied.
J. b. STARR.
J. II. WILLIAMS.
Aug. 1G 1854. S01-tf
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Court Of Pleas and Quarter .Sessions--JuZs
Ierm 1854
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Es.s= The New York Ink Company's ceebrat-
ed WRITING. Fluid and black Ink. wholesale and retail
at the Peoples Store. ly the agents,
Nov H. WEBB & BROTHER
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w oil II A II : .

w l. II 4 T
IL n,v of MY OWN MANUFACTURE
s'o@I s'.1n Farmers and Planters smooth Fur Hats; ats
November ith %
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Be- johnson, Rollins x Cos. Wethersfeld
Garden Seeds for sale the Peoples Store. by their
agents WEBB Il BROTHER.
Nov. IL.
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FAILURES OF THE ADM1SIsrRAr1oN.-The Ad-
ministration has failed to commit itself to the
specializing policy of its predecessor
1t has failed to give way to the assaults of
the abOlitiOnists
1t has failed to permit them to violate the
Constitution of the United States
1t has failed to yield to the insolent demands
of foreign governments.
1t has failed to oppose the principles Of pop
ular sovereignty.
1t has failed to follow in the footsteps of its
e-e<~-i--,a
vita11y important to the peace tranquility and
welfare OF our country.
1t has failed to commit itself to Native Amer-
canism, Known othingism and fanaticism gen
orally
These among the failures of the Admins
traton We do not wonder that they excite
the ire of the fusonists and whig leaders; but
we do wonder that this ire should be so public
ly and SO bitterly manifested Czerctand Plain
dcaief
~~~~~~~>~~~~~>~~>>>>~~~>>
In order to let the South the platform
on which the know-nothings of Massachusetts
have triumphed, (and especially in face of the
efforts now making to inoculate the South with
that dangerous fanaticsm,) we copy the fol
lowing resolutions adopted by recent conyen-
| ton of that party before the last election:
''Rcsolved, That hail with hope and 10Y
the recent brilliant successes of the republican
party in the States of Maine, Iowa, Indiana
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and we trust these
victories, foreshadow of others soon te
come by which the free States shall present one
solid phalanx Of opposition to the aggression:
| Of slavery.
Resolved, That in the present chaotic con
dition of parties in Massachusetts, the only sta
above the horizon is the love of human libert,
and the abhorrence of slavery, and that it i
the duty of all anti-slayery men to rally arount
the republican party as an organizatio ton whicl
invites the united action of the people on The
one transcending question of slave dominion
which now divides the Union.
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A.sy~ Mackerel, No. l and 3, for sale at the
Peoples Store by WEBB BROTHER
Nov. IL.
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ON IONS,

\ few barrels Wethersfied Onions for sale at the
Peoples Store by WEBB q BROTHER.
Nov. IL.
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! Pure Cider Vinegar,
By the gallon barrel, for sale at the Peoples
Store. by WEBB BROTHER.
IL
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FOR SALE
FANNIE SMITH, beautiful bay Mare, six years
old. a very fine Buggy animal, and mile inside
of four minutes ID. w. {. BENBOW.
Nov. 9th. 19-Zt
SUGAR.,
Porto Rico. y. Orleans aud Havana Brown. Clarified
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Nov. Il. 1854.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-01-14
Sheriff. Sale,

DY virtue Of writ Of execution issued out Of and un
ID the seal OF the District Court for the County OF
washington, upon Judgment rendered by the District
Court for the first Judicial District and county OF Ramsey
the 9th day September 1853, and dockeed N SAID
county Of washington, the ID day Of December D.,
1884 in an action wherein Josiah Conlee is plaintiff and
Edward Stewart defendant, In favor of said plaintiff
and tWentyseyen 22-1OO dollars, fS227.22,} have
this third day Of December, 1858, levied upon the
real estate described follows, to wit: The routh
hal, of the northeast quarter Of section thrty-wO
(s2 Town (29 range twenty one, 2 ~ the
ropery Of said Defendants which property shall expose
10 aaIe the highest bidder for cash at
the once OF the Register Of Deeds At Saltwater, in and
for said county Of Washington, Wednesday, the 18th
day Of January, D. 1864, at two O'Clock In the AFTER
noon. WH. Z. PENN1, Shel1u.
Dated December 5th, 1853.
ENMKIr Moss, Au'ys. laSv
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NlY virtue of writ Of Execution issued out, and I'M
der the seal of the District Court for the County OF
Ramsey, upon Judgment rendered by said Court the
sixth day January, A. d. 1854, In action wherein Lyme
Startling, George ". B. Curling and BENJAMIN A. IIege
partners, &c, plaintiffs, and James Curran and
William b. Lawcr, partners, &C.. defendants, in ia
said plaintiffs, and against said defendants, for the
sum Of eleven hundred, thirytwo dollars ami twenty-sx
have this fourteenth day of January, A. ID.
1854, levied upon the pieces parcels of Land situate In
the town of St. Paul in the county of Ramsey and known
and designated follows, TO wit: Commencing at the
of Roberts and Third in St. Paul aforesaid,
and running thence along said Third street, orty-two feet
thence at right angles southwark, elSnty feet, eEce al
right eastward forytwo feet to Roberts street,
thence along said Roberts street northWard eighty rect TO
til" place of beginning being part of Lot numbered three,
(3 in Block numbered thirtytwo 1927 in the original town
Of ST. Paul, together with the buildings and improvements
thereon Also the following described land and real cs
tate situated in the town and county aforesaid ana known
and designated follows to wit: Lots numbered three,
() four. az five, ~ six. (6) and scven az in Ewng's
subdivision If Lots numbered eight ( and ntne> 9) In
Block numbered twcIyix 26) I'm the original town OF
st. Paul. being (6S feet front Third street
and ninety 900 feet front Roberts street, together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon, the property
II said defendants; which property shall expose I" sale
at public auction TO III" highest bidder for CASH at the
Court House in said and county Monday, the
sixth day Of March. A. u. 1854. at one O'Clock i'll the
is, all right, title and interest Of the
said James Curran and william D. iawcr either Of
them the said premises, the sixth day of January,
A. ID. 1851. time since; much thereof as
may be sufficient satisfy said execution and Sherif's
fees with interest thereon and Costs Of publication.
A. NJ. FRlDlEI,
Sheriff.
BY u. W. c. DrSwELI, Deputy.
MaSterson 4 Simons, Attorneys.
Dated January 18th, A. u. 1854. lS-6w
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ALEX, REY.

"HOLESAIH and retail dealer In GroceIies, Pro-
w visions and family supplies, has constantly on
handa large and complete assortment which he oars
to the public at the lowest cash prices. His assortment,
consists in part Of the following articles, which the pub
lie are requested to call and examine:
Ness Pork and prime Pork;
Hams, smoked and sugar cured and Souidersj
Extra Flour and sup. fine country Flour;
Corn Meal and Buckwh-at Hour;
Butter, soda aud wine crackers;
Butter-fresh in crooks and barrels;
40, A b and Sugar;
Crushed, powdered AMI refined Loaf Sugar;
Cofee-Mocha, Java. Lagura and Rio;
Teas, imperial Gunpowier, Y II, aud black;
Dried Apples and dried Peaches;
Rasins in whole, half, and quarter boxes;
Rice and pearled Barley;
Molasses, sugar house, golden and Belchors Syrup;
Mackerei by the Dbl, If Dbl and pound;
Dairy Salt, coarse and Rock Salt;
Sweet oil, lard oil and whale Oil;
Spices of all kinds and Mustard;
Cream Tartar, saleratus and soda;
SoaP-pam, varegated and CASTLE;
Star candles, mould candles and wicking;
Cigars, Lead, Powder, Matches and Pipes;
Tobacco-smokinS and chewing, plug and tin foil;
Starch and Indigo;
Wash boards, Buckets, water, well and covered;
Wash-tabs and Clothe-pins;
Bed-cords, broous, scrubbug brushes. shoe
and Backing;
Nails-frOm penny to 10 penny, assorted
Oakum and Pitch;
Ropes--fron, hf inch.to ard a hr iuch;
Almonds and Nus;
PRESERVES.
Chinese Preserves Peaches in cans, Pears, Oranges
and Cherries;
Pickles i'll I, hi, and Ia gallon jars;
Oysters, Sardines, HOLSTERS, CLANS and Salmon In
cans:
All kinds of Sauces and Catsups and Cheese.
LIQUORS..
Holland Gin and WOLF. Schnapps;
Ginger Brandy and Cherry Brandy;
Old dark and pale Cognac;
Com non Brandes, fresh and New YuIk;
Madeira, Old Port and Sherry Wine;
Claret by the box and cask;
All kinds OF French, German and Spanish Wines;
Abasinth, IIyrishnasser and Sweet Liquors;
Champagne by the bottle or basket;
Irish, Scotch MOnongahela, Bourbon, Rye and Conf
mon Whiskeys;
Fnegar-and all kinds Of articles belonging to regu-
lar Grocery and Provision Store, long to be all emu
neratci here All sorts Of produce grains, corn and
barley always on hand at ALEX. REY,S
Store on Roberts street, and Warehouse Lower Land
ing. 1I-tf
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

10y virtue Of writ of Execution issued out, and
seal of the District Court for the county Of
Ramsey, upon Judgment rendered by said Court on the
9th day of September, A. D. 1885, in action wherein
Josiah Conee is paint and Edward Stewart is defend
ant, in Of said plaintiff and against the said defend
for the % hundred and twenty se' en- dollars
and twcny-two cents have on this 10th day Of De-
cember, A. D. 1883, levied upon the lee parcels Of
land situate I'm the town Of st. Paul, In the county Of
Ramsey and Territory Minnesota, and known and dcs-
ignated Lots numbered five (5 and six, (6) In Block
numbered eight ( in Winslows addition to the Town of
ST. Paul in the county aforesaid, the property OF said
defendant which property shall expose to sale at pub
lie auction, the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
House in said county, Saturday. the 2Sh day OF Janu-
airy, A. D. 1854, O'Clock, in the forenoon Of said
DAY, or much thereof may be sufficient 10 sasfy
said execution, and Sherf' and pOuBdage thereon
and Of publication. GEORGE 2. BROTT, Sheriff.
BY WARREN BRISTOL, Deputy.
Dated December is, 1853. 1l6w
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DT virtue OF q wr of Execution issued out, and I'M
- der the seal Of the District Court for the county OF
Ramsey, upon tunent rendered by said Court on the
9th day OF January A. ID. 1854, in action wherein
Thomas T. Hays and Lorenzo SiIOw partners, &c, are
plaintiffs, and James Curran and William B. Lawler,
partners, &c, defendants, in favor of said plaintiffs
and against said defendants for the sum of twenty-five
hundred, ninety-th dollars and twentyone cents
have this fourteenth day OF January A. d. 1851 lev
led upon the pieces parcels of land situate in the town
Of ST. Paul. in said county OF Ramsey, and known and
designated follows, to wit Commencing at the corner
Roberts and Third streets, In ST. Paul aforesaid and
running thence along said Third street fortytwo feet,
thence at right angles southwark, eighty feet thence at
right angles eastward forywo feet to Roberts street,
thence along said Roberts norhward, eighty feet,
10 the place of beginning, being part OF Lot numbered
three, 10y in Block numbered thirtywo f32) in the orgi
nal town OF St. Paul, together with the buildings and I'M
provemcnts thereon. Also, the following described land
and real estate situate in the town and county aforesaid,
and known ami designated as follows TO wit: Lots num-
bered three t3 four, ~ Ave, TO- six, TO- and seven, ~
in Ewing's subdivision of Lots numbered eight (S) and
nine, 9) In BLOCK numbered twenysx, COZ in the orig
ina Town Of St. Paul being xtyeght, (6S feet front
Third street, and ninety 800 feet front Roberts ST.,
together with the buildings and improvements thereon,
the property OF said Defendants which property shall
expose public the highest bidder cash, at
the Court House in said Town and county, Monday,
afternoon; Is, all the right, title and the
said James Curran and William b. Lawer, either Of
them to the said premises, the sixth day Of january
A. d., 1854, any time since, much thereof
may be sufficient satisfy said execution, and Sheri's
fees with interest and costs of publication.
A. NJ. FRIDLEY,
Sheriff.
BY d. W. C. DUNwELL, Deputy.
MaSterson & Smons, Attorneys.
Dated Jan, IA. A. d.. 1854. 1S-6w
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Minnesota Banking and Exchange Office.

IHNHE undersigned very respectfully Inform the pub.
4 He al their having entered into q co,artnership,
under the style of VIM. Brewster Co., TRANSACT
ton of a general
Banking. Exchange, Insurance and Land Bust
ness.
With present facilities enabled to attend 70
collections IN all paris of the Territory, and tn remit
promptly at crrcn. exchange. In the prosecu-
ION of The LAND BUSINESS We enabled personally
TO attend To the purchase and sale Of property, the
ment taxes entering lan, locating land warrants, ex-
anilniag titles, sc. NM. BREWSTER Y co.
WILLIAM BREWSTER, late Of Western Bank, Phil.
Gde!phia, Pa.
TnoMrsoN RrrcHIE, late of Dale, Ross g. Iyiihers,
Philadelphia.
REFERENCES:
q. ". IroufmGa, Cashier Western Bank. Phil'a.
H. IL. Comegys, 8 Philadelphia hank, -
McsSrs. Date, Ross g. TtiHers,
Messr,. At,cOod s. Co., 81
Hon. Judge Thompson,
Hon. 4. o. Hester. Pre>'t Cash Mutual Insurance.
Company, Harrisburg;
Nelson Roth. ESD President American Insurance Co.,
Utica, y. Y.
Ex-(iov. Acrdnder Ramsey, St. Paul, n nnesota;
Acssrs. J. McCiOud, Jr. q Co., {.
". l.. 1nlcs, Esq, 81
Chud6 u Bro, Washington, D. {.
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