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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-15

NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS II. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
IOEING long established with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully socits consign
ments ofall kinds of Western Produce which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consignmens of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. III. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2Gtf Evansville, Ind.
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M AR BILE DEP OT!
REMOVED TO

IuAIN sOL., UT OOllLI L k1L b-1KNIA'
81 - TONS of the finest Marble ever brought to the
ZlO West, at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
ble are expressly invited to examine my stock, for
will make it to their interest TO patronize me- My stock
consists of Carrara White veined & Dove colored tall
an in blocks and slabs. American white, varigated,
blue, clouded and statlary, which selected with
great care at the Vermont Quarres.
MON UMENTS of all tyles. SCROLLS. OBLElSK,
TONES, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Counter tops and Furniture Marble hand and made
order at Eastern prices.
Grateful for tina past liberal patronage expect to
me rit a continuance of the same. Give me call.
VI. A. LAWRENCE.
Borders from distance promptly and satisiac-
rily filed. All work warranted. aug2g
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COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTARAUT.
Water Street, merit Insurance Company, EUaRsUis, Ia
HENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
aurat, in the three story brick house between In
surance Co. Office aud the Pavilion Hotel, is now fitted
upin the best style, and he is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them in the
best manner. His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors Wines and Ales, which, with other refreshments.
he will up in the most approved style and at all
hours of the day Mr.. will always keep good va
riety of the best brands of Cigars.
Attached to the house is BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Alleys, and every accommodation requisite for
such place.
Also a BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with India Rubber cushions, and saloon lit up with
dec9-taprl
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REVIOV a,

REMOVAL.
MORGAN, KEEN q PRESTON have removed to
wi First street, opposite Messrs Bement IL Viele's,
where they will be pleased to their customers and
the TRADE Being DESTROYS to cut their stock down low
by the LIST of January, will sell without regard prices
earlier in the season.
Merchants wanting to make purchases will find il will
be money in their pocket to call in. novIO
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BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTO,,Y-

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL
IT, IKE undersigned would respectfully in. ,0.1.
GlEN form the public, that he has now n hand tvlI
f2y the largest and most approved styles ofV "
NA~custom and sale work Ladies' Morocco
Aid Ladies' Boots Buskns Walking Shoes and slippers
Also for Misses, &c, Se. Also hand, a splendid
stock of Leather and Findings sale wholesale and
all low for cash. at his old stand Water doors
above Pavilion Hotel. [augl3Iyl Z. DEUSNER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EMUSIC HATH CHARMS
WILLlAM H. Gu R IL II >
DEALER In MUSIC

DEALER In MUSIC
LtyCK's NEW BET MAIN AND LOCUST
EVANSVILLE, IND.
r HAVE now leased and fitted up the above .N51a
J. premises and have opened large stock oil SS.tg
Music and Musical instruments. Being selected 49,
with great care and bought the lowest market ~
prices they will always be Of the first quality aHu sou
low-call and see for yourselves.
NY stock will Include Pianos, Guitars, Nioins Flutes
Arcortleops Flutines. Flageoets, Claronets Drums,
Tnmborines Music Boxes, Harmoneicans, Music Paper
Violin Guitar volincello and PanoFo Strings OF
the best qualities Tuning Forks. Pic Pipes Tuning Ham
mers &c., &e besides alarge and constantly increasing
stock of Sheet Music.
INSTRUCTORS for every Instrument.
The newest Music published received weekly.
NPN. B-Yurchasers Of any of the above articles
will find il greatly their advantage TO eaii on me De-
fore purchasing elsewhere; for having made IN! res
lar ana ONLY Business feel satisfied can give Deiet
satisfaction than those not and am determined 10 sea-
az cheap rs any house West OF New York and Boston
Piano Fortes and Aecordeons tuned and repaired
Lessons given on the Piano, Guitar Melodion, Acco
deon and in the cultivation of the voice aug
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SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. NJ. A. NORRIS respectfully announces to the
citizens of Evansville that she wi open School
on Monday January IOh for the instruction ola limited
number OF pupils in the regular branches ofan English
Education.
Having had constant experience for the last II years
she hopes give entire satisfaction TO all who may
her with their patronage.
Forterms &c. apply at her residence, on First street
second door from the Episcopal Church.
-REFERENcEs-
Messrs. ALI.IS & HOWES,
HORNBROOK& CHURCHILL.
SaANkLIN d REILLY
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
TO OWNERS OF LOTS nos. 237, 23s, 239 AND 40
DONATION ENLARG EMENT.
4 ND now here the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville hereby declare their intention to widen
the Alley extending from Walnut TO Chestnut streets, in
the Donation Enlargement, and in of the above
named Lots and that il will be necessary 10 appropriate
five feet of the southwest alley end Of each OF said
Lots Nos 49, 23S 239 and $40 in said Enlargement and
in order that persons ageved by the widening of said
Alley may have opportunity OF applying TO the Com
mon Council for redress il is further ordered that
copy of this order signed by the Mayor and
the Clerk he published for six weeks successfully in
the Evansville Journa public newspaper printed and
published in said city. Dated February q, 1854.
Attest: J. S. HOPKINS, Mayor.
GEo. III. ToDD. Clerk. Ifeb5 6w
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

% TIE undcrsigned have purchased T'rh.e
RT> Livery Stable On Locust street. and mace ira
HS proyements TO it, and now have on hand 70
- hire good stock of HOSES, BUGGl les an
CAhhiAGE> TO which we invite the attention OF tn .
pubic They intend from this time eIdeavor salts.
tne wants OF tue public in this particular snd hope tho
articles ana terms VIII prove agreeable Carriages fo
parties excursions funeral &c, ways on hand. Being
provided with good hosters are prepared TO board
orses and keep them in the best style
aug34 NJ * K. H. DeG ARNO
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'OAKUM.-25 bales in store and for sale by
~ mil PRESTON BROS.
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The following certificates speak for themselves, the
gentlemen whose signatures attached known to
thousands
ST. Louis, September 90, 1853
DR.. o. j. Wood-Sir: have used nearly two bottles
of your Hair Restorative and have found its effects very
satisfactory II has entirely destroyed all dandru from
my head and restored my hair 10 its original color which
had become quite gray. WM. TRUESDAIL-
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- III. MOLASSES.-7O bbls and half bbls a YER,
D. superior article FIR sale very low by
febel sc. GILBERT 4 CO., Syc. near Water.
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IT There are many young gentlemen, well az plen-
~ of old ones whose eads turning gray which gives
the former good deal of uneasness and exposes the
OF the latter. To avoid these little perpleXes
advise such of readers Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, which will, in the Oft few weeks
cnange the whest hair to its natural color 1t does
dye the hair like most of the hVir restoraves but pro-
duccs gradual change ofcoor from the roots of the hair
10 the final end aud gives fine and glossy appearance
We have seen many persons who have used success
and who pronounce 1t the onl. invention which has
up to their idea of sure for gray heads y
We commenced using about two months since, and If
judge of and beauty, il made least
ten years younger. In fact, beginning to look
quite young again. and feel very much like getting Il
young wife, The change is miraculous, and il would be
ms difficult to find gray hair as il would be to find
an idea in the head ofthe' Duke of Buckingham. We
know several old maids and some young widows whose
locks just beginning to- svery hue, and who
have been talking seriously of resorting to this remedy
and we advise them not delay longer. necer fails.
st Louis Herald.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail. at No. ia
Market street, under Wyman's Hail. st. Louis, Mo.
For sale in Evansville, Wholesale and Retail by
nov l56mdxw HALLOCk ~ STODDARD.
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ST.. LOUIS. Septembcr29, 1853.
Dear Sir: BY the advice of friend of mine, who had
been using Hair Restorative, induced
discovering, to my astonishment, that friends
hair. which, when last him BEFORE was very gray,
had been eompleel restored its original color having
as fine glossy appearance as ii had when knew him
twenty years ago
commenced using the Restorative about five weeks
and am perfectly convinced aat il will produce the
desired effect, il having restored the color of my hair
than half Of which white, precisely the
it when was twenty years old, with the heal
thy and glossy appearance. have no hesitation in
commencing it 10 my friends and the public generally
believing that if used according to directions they will
notbe disappointed. Yours, very respectfully,
n. r. HOLMAN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-28

Ex.President Fillmore, we SEQ It
stated, IL about 70 b married 10 IN
only daughter II gallant q. 8. officer,
deceased, and I lady Of rare. talents,
superior accomplishments and large
fortune. The lady is said to b Miss
Elizabeth Porter, Of Niagara Falls,
only daughter Of the late Geu.eral
Peter B. Porter. 4 hero ofths war, Of
1872. and 9eoretary # Wsr, nudsr
John Quincy Adams. reg
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RamaWay.

F,om the subscriber. about the first h
Of February light mulatto man aged
about go years, straight hair and Maya
pass himselfas . free man. leatbtes regular,
temperate habits. named JOE. He ira "a.
tive Of New Orleans, speaks French and
English. A liberal reward will be raid on
mis- delivery to Thomas Foster New Orleans
OF to r. c. Hutchison Baton Rouge, or in.
formation that will lead to his capture.
Address VIM. BARNETT
feb-28 #. III Greeinbuyg XIV.
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There is to me a daintiness about
early flowers, that touches me ike
poetry. They blow out with such q
simple loneliness among the common
herbs Of psstcres, and breath their lives
90 unobtrusiyely. Ike hearts vhose
beatines ere too geutle for the world.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
ParisN Of East Baton Rouge
SirtA Jndicid1 Uissyict Cox-f.

Si1th JntsciM Uistyicf Co,s-t.
Succession Of RoBssr PsNnY. deceased-
" i20 Aprobate.s
QY VIRTUE Of commission issued in
- the aboye succession, ard 20 me dir.
ected from the HIN. ixth Judicial District
Court, in aud for the Parish Of Ess: Baton
Rouge, Louisianal-I will expose ct public
sale at the Court House door d said parish
in the city Of Eaton Rouge, on Satsrdsy
az frsl dst " ,4prR -, "a. p. 1854 =
set forth and described. bei0hxine % the
successson of Robert Penny, late u mid
Parish. deceased, to wit 'f 8a
Valentine. = neyio man aged about ~ yts
l'ompey 81 years; Dick 20 Nancy 20
years, and her four children, viz: Judy 10 ;
Harriet s.; Wallace 8, and --- aged . yrs
Mary 4 negro won,on 40 years Lucy .
negro woman IL; Collins ! negro man q
years; Levenia ! negro woman, 10 years,
and her child an infant about 8 months old.
On the, following terms and conditions to
wit : the woman Mary and hef daughter
Lucy. to be sold together, for one half cash,
and the balance payable in four yeara from
the day Of saie with xix PR cent int(rest
from the day Of the adjudication until paid !;
tie negro man Dick to b sold for cash, and
the remsininx slaves u b told for one third
cash. and the balance ID one, and two
years from the day Of ale, iu equal install
ments each isstallment 10 bear eight per
cent interest, per annum from the day Of
sale until paid-purchssers 10 give notes
rendered to the satisfaction Of VIM. s. Pike,
tutor to the minor Benjamine F. Penny, ind
special mortgages with vendefs privilege
reserved on the slaves sold, until final my.
lnent and psysble At the Parish Recorders
office in the city Of Bston Rouge.
feb 2Stds IA il'5f H. ". BABIN, Sheriff.
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Avis aux Payeurs de Taxes.
r E sosaGsixn6 Shkrf ct Collector des
IL taxes dc l'Etat, RESP ctususement in
forme toutes personnes, Teslda0t dams cette
psroisse, qui doivent leurs taxes d'6tat pour
l-snn<e 1853, sussi ! ceux qui doiyent leur
licences pour 1854. quill Il liste des taxes
poar Il dite annie ct les licences. d'etat
pour 1854. son buIsau, ct iIs sont invites
de venir son bureau sans delai ct regl(e
pour LEI, dises tUesstglicspres.s
n. Y. BABIN
fsv-l7-tf. = Shsrif : Collector.
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l
CLERICAL ADVERTISERS eNrs.-Tr
England there is more f-ankness il
advertising professional wants, than j,
this country; for examples Of which
see the following genuine advertise.
ments, cut from the London Record
the organ Of the "low church." Of
evangelical portion Of the English
Established Church:
"A clergyman, NJ. A.. Of evangeli-
cal views, desires q sole charge in some
town sphere Of usefulness. Adver-
tiser sets forth zealously and faithfully
the whole counsel Of God. and preach.
es unwritten sermons. His quali6ca.
tons being Of rather a high order, a
suitable stipend required Also, be is
bachelor; the advantage Of good 80
ciety desirable. Address, L. i. b.,
at the Office of the Record"
The advertiser having been found,
under God, very successfully in preach.
ing the doctrines Of grace, would be
glad in meeting another metropolitan
sphere. He has powerful voice, an
earnest delivery, and q style Of preach
ing best suited to an enlightened aud
educated audience"
What more should be asked for ?
If the Rev. gentleman desires good
company, and wishes his spiritual adj
vice tobe taken in payment, why not
make mention of the fact? The ad-
vertisement j. commemorate, aid
shows that the subscriber is not only
candid, but honest in his pretentions.
An importing firm in Philadelphia,
it is, alleged has been detected in de.
fraudinq Government out Of duties on
some $4,000 worth of German fancy
goods, which recently arrived in the
steamship City Of Glasgow, are now
in the hands Of the Customhouse o&.
GERS, The alleged fraud, it Is said,
vas perpetsated through. false invoi.
~
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W ,sfern Produce.

C0n BAGS prime White corn; 100
wv Bags prime St. Louis Oats; so
bags coarse fine and Aalt % boxes star can.
dies so barrels lest extra 8. L. fouf, Just
received at feed. produce, and grocery store
Of feb Isl @ JosnuA BxAL.
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A bill i before the Pennsylvania
Legislature q encorporafe The Amer.
can Medical Museum Of r Philadelphia,
for the better encouragement u tbs
medical science 10 the profession. and
the decentralization ofphysiolc gical snd
hygienic laws Of lie aud health to the
public. and tho grataitous instruction
in the same TO the children connected
with the gramnaer schools Of ~ city
and county Of Philadelphia. t,e,
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aMarrie0. b166T
On Saturday evening the -25th inst, by
F. B. Sans Esqr., Mn. WILLIAM WElS-
SER to Miss ELIZABETH BATE I'll of
this city. ff atf q - aiBe s
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y Il IN nv lts odgs Of hnaswupp
~ - - icy ~ shsj hav,
l1ougk iofvafd ! propagation "
sasdlp = wicla aad mon rous
nat ~ public stomach revoItt Il Il
- sttsmps ogiid rover with some
thing pslltabls ma y conceal il,
moral dsfosnitis assbsst Icy may
vice, 10 sllaring shapes; has tempted
millions 70 ruin, who would, otherwise
have Stunned 4 II . dstssable ant
bidsous thing. o
Yesterday morning NJ. K'rs, Q
New Orleans, reported, - Chairman
Of special conmitte appointed fo1
thst purpose, bin Familiarity known
to our readers a McCay's .Judicia
Sales Bill" The committee had made
. small amendment to the bin BY IL
ssrtinS the words, ''miuor4 iaterdic
ted persons spd absentees. " That j.
81 sales made under any order or de-
cree Of any Court ID the Parish d
Orleans, except tustices' Court.
whether Of succession property, 0,
Otherwise, 10 which minors interdict-
ed persons or sbsentees,' are interest
ed, must snd shall BE- made By thu
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans, and
BY no other psstylia s ~
The Sheriff wants % greater monop
oily than this amended bill gives him.
Il gives him full control over the salc
rendered under ordinary Judgments
and really. to I'll successions, for we
would like to know ifevers Urge e.
taste Was wound up iu Louisiana, 10
10 which there were not minors and
sbsentees interested? We do no.
believe . case can be found, nor is it
likely one ever will be.
We updertsnd there was gross dis
counesy prscticed in the making of
tbs report. . Il was ven known to the
chairman Of this oommitte, that Mr..
Ksuper bad left on Thursday evening
af.er dark, and that be would not return
uutil Monday. Yet On Friday The
oommittss got togatber, and made up
the report to which We have referred !.
It would probably have been presented
IN Saturday, had there been a sesson
Rare and gentlemaulikc conduct. We
Wish the gentleman joy Of their achi "
femeut. 1a. ~ tsA, -
Mr.. Ksnner properly represented
these facts to the Senate, and the bill
was promptly recomitted to the same
,ommittee:: In this the Senate acted
sith justice and discrimination, admin
s.ering 1t the same time, the severest
'ort Of rebuke to un'nitigated char.
atanism.
Although we are not immediately
Interested in the defeat Of this meas
ire, still We hope it will be reprobated
ind tlarDpled under foot BY the Ssn-
tie. It is unjust. unboly and uu-
allied for. Besides, if political de,n-
gogues are allowed to Cypress and
'lunder one Parish with impunity.
low long will it be before they turn
heir attention to other Parishes ?
Ne would suggest to our immediate
representatives, il Senate and House,
bot they bear this fact in mind.
Again, if this bill be good one,
'hy comfne It's operations to . single
'arish? Property is the same every
here, and what would be beneficial
, one place wonld be beneficial in
mother. If it be bad, as it unques-
is. why force it upon the I'M
Tending, helpless citizens, Of a single
arish, who are just as good christians
= 4 al ~
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ESSsc III W. ~ ! y :
Ron The osseent, islormifC = n
1Gsrdi 0as i nov u @Baliss .
may beslooked for = the Capital
time fOlthe Ball. sllardf Gras a
English means ''ifat ronan" ~
ray "fat Tuesday, but We have only
tolookbeck into tho chronicles 70 find
the erfot. 4Gross.s would perhaps b
! better expression. but = the age be-
~ abhoFapes q my obesity, psrhaps
The better phrase i after oil "fat. 70.
nan. : Pat woman" will undoubted-
y b hsrs to day, and Close upon her
hsslA viii come our learned friend
the walking embodiment Of the joking
season Jack The long alb
sent members Of the General Assem-
bly, who have during the session been
tsking refreshment At the Shades, will
come up to-day and go to work; .
they think sufficient time has been al
ready spent in organizing, and it i
time something was being done for the
stste At largo. The lobby have all
had the seats Of their beeches darned
It the public expense, and they will
resume their places in the cane
bottom chairs, as soon As it is as
certained that the Chairman Of Fin.
ances, has reported. However, much
depends on the balance the Chairman
reports ION hand" Ths session-by
limitation must expire in about twenty
days, and it is thought that fifty
thousand" will answer to take it
through. This amount. bowever,does
not allow much to be given away, at
the close Is extra compensation The
presumption, is that the party in pow
er-esceniially one Of retrencbment
will not give away more than an hun
dred and fifty or two hundred and iii,
Thousand" {~r4s
Our intimate friend--tbe speak
er Of the lobby. says that there is one
consolation to the lobby, left; it is that
all the snobs about the capitol msy 90
home to the bosom Of their families
End some place 70 rest their weary
bones, and set something to eat.
But this is mardi grass, and the
very thought Of fasting, and prayer,
that is to take place when the week is
over, creates vaun,, and makes us
feel thirsty. The world must be in
some sort Of extreme all the time
though We who are stoical, never ex-
pect to live to see it starve to death,
because its lent Ia there any ball to-
night, outside Of the Washington Ho.
tel
-,,Itfl .5fss.s IL F gNtf
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1It vil1 = zen y reference to
advertisement ofths Secretary Of the
Baton Rouge and Clinton Plsnkroad
, Company, that the time for receiving
proposals for culvertS and ditching on
the road, has bssn postponed to 25th
March nett - = to- allow more
composition for the work than can be
hsda vt present. se 60 @
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On tie Rssoss luton 70 Invite Uavid
Fits Henry Bro,sn. % tie State
Ccpiial.-Ths presumption is, that
every body Knows Why David III.
Henry Brown, i invited to the State
Capital ? How the present aspect Of
the political condition Of thing, will
brighten up and Otherwise improve,
il Brown conseqts 70 come and make
q speech, and tell his fellow citizens.
what hs thinks IL reference to true
policy, falss positions. Cuba. Kos
sath, Korsta. cot, il not to be guessed
It. Brown mus come himself. and
Be toasted and fsastsd. Lot him
come. 10 viii make : lion ont Of him,
4 the expense 4 cali .hsads, and . /.
seems to b. ail thst Legislative asss,n-
blies convene for. Why not maks Brown
-who is : popular man. and one Of the
people. the recipient. OF oource it
resolves ITSELF into ! simple qnsstiop Of
expenses. The only unanswered ques-
tion is, Twill the general sssembly pay
David Fits Henry Browns travelling
expenses--ftom tho tatthest Court
Honse! Ifso, We are au,boris,d to
say he will come, and make, the
speech. asss 81 aa4 soaE "a
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TsE GaAxD R. A. CHAPTER or
MAsuHs.-Tbe Grand Royal Arch
Chapter Of Masons for the State of
Douisiana have just finished their an
nual deliberations in this city, and have
elected the following brethren Of the
order, officers Of the Grand Lodge for
the ensuing wear:
THOMAS. q. LEWIS, q. n. Parnf. sa 4!
AMOS ADAMS, D. g. H. PaIEsf, 1-3
ROBERT r. MCGUIRE, @. Kino,
JOHN MCKEE g. Scans, ss5i
WIN. .. PIKE, @. ThsAsuaaa, -5sa
0AML. L. 1eET1, g. escneTlay,
Rev. JAS. D. SMITH, g. CHAPLAIN,
I. 4. CURTIS, @. MAassAlL.
The 9. y. 7. appointed the following:
H. EDWARDS, @. @. n.
WIN. L. KNOX, @. P,O, a miss
WI. n. BARROW, q. h. A. o.
WM. MUpuG, @. II. "a VAN,
L. ?. GRAIN. @. n. End VAN,
u. kE0ENDER0 g. n. LIT Vail. y