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TO THE WHOLESALE MERCHANTS of NASHVILLE

TIME subscriber has discontinued the manufacture of
i Tobacco in this city, and will commence manuac ur
ing at St Louis, where only in the West Fine Leaf can
be obtained suitable for bis celebrated Nail Rod Twist
Nectar and MI TObaccos All oruers sent to me at st
Louis, after April ls left with A Morrison Co. " no
will be my agents in this city and will keep stock on
hand,) will be promptly attended to. ANY Tobacco sold
by and not proving represented will be corrected
by A. Morrison L Co. a j. MUSSELMAN.
ian lO-3m
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DESIRARLE RESInENCF-

7 WISH to rent my House and Lot in the suburbs -
i Of Nashville the same distance from the Public it,
Square as the Chattanooga Railroad Depot. The house
has ten good rooms aud other convenences The lot
ains five and half Of groundsOme three acres of
which is welencosed garden. There are on the lot
number of peach, cherry and other trees also brick
stable and carriage house. will rent this property low
to good tenant WIN. s. LANGDON
~ Refer TO LINDSEY & CRocKsrF jan2G-tf
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NASHVILLE FREE SCHOOLS.

consequence o her inability to get the school build
1 ing into proper condition for use the Board Of Educa-
ton have been compelled to defer the opening of the Free
Schools until Monday, February l2h.
The Boys who have tickets If admission will be received
on Monday the l2h February; and the Girls viii not be
received until Wednesday, the l4th.
Copy from the minutes. JOHN a NcEWEN
feb2-;w Secy OF the Board.
-" CITY paperS copy one week
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EB- The additional Foreign News which we
publish under our Geographic head will be found
interesting about as lucid anything we have re-
ceived from the other side of the pond.
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Feb. II, 1865.
CorToS.-The market to-day quiet. Steamers news
considered uniavorable and put check 10 operations
Sales OF only 80 bales at ca
ToBAcco.-At johnson, Horne Il Co.'S the following
hogsheads were sold: 90, 20, 80, 20 90, so.
At A. Hamlton's: 3 10, 3 II.
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NOTICE.

r HAVE this day associated with in the Drug Bust
L ness Mr. WALTER b. GRUBBS. The business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm style of BROWN
d GRUBBS. J. q. BROWN.
Nashville January ], 1856.
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NOTICE,

THE Copartnership Agreement heretofore existing be-
tween Aaron Stretch and Henry B. Orr is dissolved
by mutual consent Aaron Stretch having purchased of
Henry b. Orr his entire interest in the Drug Business
Guiding notes. accounts &c. will continue the Drug Bust
at the old stand and will give his individual attention
to the business AARON STRETCH
January Is lS55-ian1Tt HENRY ORR
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Amabel. A Family History.
BY MARY ELIZABETH WORMELEY

'WAit ard Love himself viii bring
The dropping flower Of knowledge. changed to fruit
OF wisdom Wait my faith is large in time.
And that which shapes it to some perfect end
Zsahysoa.
"A work of uncommon merit. force Of thought and
original, interesting incident '-Bostoa Adrerttser.
at bears the stamp OF much more than ordinary &c
nius."-Iavitda Recordsr.
1t contains many scenes Of ghlywrought interest -
PutIdEs.
hs story is remarkable for the intensity of the Seut-
meut it embodies for its vigorous and polished dcton
great range of and character and for originality and
energy eskly Despatch.
story of heartoys and trials not without stirring
incidents and romantic turns 49, iristaH Inquirer.
"There is charm In this tale that is irresistible.
JdHy Argas.
50 Amabel' is far above the range of common fiction,
both in STYLE sentiment and II is written with
vgor strength elearness of purpose The interest
the story is wholly sustained. The heroine is beautiful
natural and individual creation. The style is admirable
L0Ins .joN5gldl
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Feb.ll-CiLY papers oopy DC

EIrGANr HAENFss-There is now on exhibition in the
Reading Room a, the City Hotel Nashville set OF Dou-
ble Coach and Single Buggy Harness. gold and silver
mounted and gilt stitched. manufactured by A. HArCH,
Augusta Ca The elaborate style of its workmanship
the beauty and elegance OF its general ghtness combined
with strength cannot fail TO attract marked attention They
nave hecn on exhibition in New York and at the State Fair
yAusllsta aud have taken The prize each time They
now offered for sale Any gentleman DESTROYS al having
sci of harness without rival has opportunity TO be
accommodated.
The lades are respectfully requested to cali and see
hen the h4russ having been much admired by the far
sex. feb9-lw@
-" We are aut porzsd and requested announce Dr.
TuoMAS 4. ANDERSON, of Coffee County, candidate To
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress OF the United States.
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STEAMER IROQUoIsE.

R-M. d. L. F. II. BROOKS, MASTER, -sfs
RzGAa. n WISHES to inform the public that he has
" s.-a5f recently purchased this substantial Steamer,
- = land intends running her during the present
season from
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,
and solieits from his old friends a. formerly share
public patronage Mr.. THOMAS }. HOPKINS will set as
CLERK Will give attention "a business that may
be entrusted to him. Whenever there is patronage sni
Gent and shippers desire by application the boats agents
trims will be extended the Cumberland river high up
as ROME.
The IROQU0ISE has superior accommodations for Pas
sengers and Frei,ht standing No in Insurance.. Apply
To JOHNSON & WEAVER or
JOHN YEAFMAN, Agents
uovIO-sm
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

WE offering great bargain in desirable
w Brick Dwelling, with six rooms, No. - Spruce
Street, between Church and Broad.
Also Tract Land, containing about ninetywO
Franklin College, adjoining the lands of Rev T. Fam
ming, Smith and Others A large portion of the land is
timbered and the attention of Brckmakers particularly
called TO it. Apply soon to j. L. & X. W. BROWN,
iau9O-lOt Az Cherry street.
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EOR MALE

ON Saturday. the Sd day of March next at the Court
~ House in Nashville at 70 o'clock, NJ, by virtue of
Deed of Trust executed Ey James Pendergas and
wife, and Fleming Scott, the eth June, 1852 and
duly recorded, shall expose at public SALE for cash, the
House and Lot mentioned in said deed of trustt being
the house and lot then occupied by said Pendergast and
wife and being part of Lot No 26 in Whtesides BaIehs
Addition to Nashville fronting 6S feet Lower College
Street. y. CODY
jan26-td BY LINDSEY x CRcCEETr.
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ROBERTSON Il BRADSHAW.
No. Ii College Street, Nashville, Tennessee

Between Spring. and Union SITS,
HAVE in store large stock Of SEAS0NABLE "a,
Ii GOODS: S&l
Mems, Women's, Youths Misses, ChiIdren's, ~
and Infants Shoes;
Gentlemen's fine calf water proof Boots
Mems kip and calf pegged Boots;
do do heavy Brogans;
Ladies' plain, black and bronzed Lasting CATERS;
id white kid Caters and Slippers
do kid and morocco WsIt BO0tees
EO kid Slippers, very cheap at 81;
Misses kid and morocco Welt BOotees sewed and peg
full stock of Children's Boots and Shoes
Boys, Youths, and Chdrens Calf Boots;
Which will sell very low for CASH make room for
Spring Stock. We call the attention of the Ladies
full stock of goods, and feel assured that will sell
low as similar articles can be purchased il the city.
ROBERTSON & BRADSHAW,
jan27-2w No Ia College Street.
sy" We have hand large stock of Mems and Boys
Fur and Silk Hats, Boys and Youths Cloth Caps which
will be sold very LOW Il. Il Il.
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NEW BOOKS.
Law BOOKS.
OR SALE BY JOHN YOl

TUX SALE B1 JOl1N fOhA AZ TO-,
Corner of Union and Cherry Streets.
Adams ON jecnient, Phillips on Insurance,
Adams EQUITY Ludlow & Parsons Select Equity Cases.
Golfers Roscoe's Criminal Evidence,
Angel Ar:es on Corpora Story Bills,
tons, Story on Agency
Angellon Water Courses, Story on Promissory Notes.
ANGEL on Assignments, Story's Equity Jurisprudence
Archibald's Nisi Prius Story Baments,
Archibald Criminal Practice Story Partnership.
Bouvier's Law Dictionary, Story the Constitution
Bouvier's Institutes, Story's Equity Pleading,
Barbour's OhanceryP Sorys Conflict of Laws,
Bright's Husband and Wife, Story Contracts,
Blackstones Commentaries Starkie on Evidence
Gritty on Contracts, Spences Equity Jurisprud'ce
Chitty's General Practice, Smiths Leading Cases,
Chitty on Bills, Smith on Contracts
Chittys Criminal Law, United States Equity Digest,
Chty's Civil Pleading, Vattell's Law of Matt ons,
Daniels Chancery Practice Wharton's Criminal Law,
Greenleaf's Cruise - Real WheeIers Chaneery Digest
Property, Wills on oircumstantal Evil
Greenlsaf on Evidence, dence,
Hill on Trustees, Williams on Executors.
Hare Waaees Cases in Whartons Precedents In
Equity, dictments, &c.
Jarman on Wills, Statute Laws of Tennessee
hent's Commentaries, Swans Tenn. Reports.
Janis
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REGULAR huntsville PACKET

TINE new lightdraught fast-ruuuing pas Szzaaz IA
i senger steamer ODD FELLOW, JESSE lf-I.-zsSls S
W PAGE, Master, will make weekly trips to ss9
the above and all intermediate ports as
soon as the water will allow For freight or passage apply
on board, or III. H. HARRISON, Agent.
ianl3-f at ?. F. HBrdcase's.
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NASHVILLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No. 80 CoIIpoe Street

ID ECEIvES DEPOSlTES IN ANY SUN, PAYABLE
h on demand pays interest on dcposites CERTlFI-
GATES will be issued for money deposited for specified
PERIOD and special rates of interest allowed.
jan23-lm CHARLES 4. FULLER Treasurer.
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S. II. LOOMS CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

s. H LOOMS & CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And sole agents for the sale of
Hazards Kentucky Rife and Blasting Powder,
BACON & BROS SAFETY FUSE, AND
LOngworth's Sparkling Catawba Wines,
AZ Public Square, NASHVILLE, TEN.
WYE have now in store, by late arrivals
w so hhds n O. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbls. Moasses, do;
100 do Deans Extra Whisky;
l75 boxes-halyes and quarters-Star Candles;
80 do Palm Soap
100 do Tallow Candles;
225 do Western Reserve Cheese;
so bbls Glover Seed:
IS boxes Peter NJ Boaz's Tobacco, MOL;
% do Prestop,s do do;
- do Boaz Goodwin's do do
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regala Cigars, all grades;
Which we will sell low for cash.
Jan9 ., II, looNiin d 10.
LoNGwoRTHs NATIVE WINES.
WE have just received direct from n lougworh the
dies or Swest Wine; Sparkling Catawba Wine Also Ca
5. Ii. LOOMS X Co
ian6 Sole Agent for the Manufa cturer.
RIFLE POWDER.
1900 KEGS Hazards Kentucky Rife;
20; 200 q kegs do do do do dc;
1000 kegs Blasting; $50 bbIs DO;
For sale by 3 H. LOOMS CO,
ian6 Agents for the Manufacturer
c. NJ YICnoL. PEACOCK
NICHOL n PEACOCK,
Wholesale Grocers
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
/ Corner of Church and Market Streets
janl-t AdSHJILLE TENN
THOSE REAL MEERSCIIAUM PIPES.
z HAVE Just received something rich rare and chasie
in The Pipe Line. Call aud The richest and largest
assortment of Pipes brought this State They are
now open and ready for inspection fer SALE whole
sale or RETAIL the sign OF the Little lLdan corner OF
| Cedar and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn,
| dec22-n J. MOORE.
| WHITE LEAD.-100 kegs Pure White Lead
| w JAM AcCREA TERRASS.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

THE Superintendent is at tie High School Building
| daily from 20 70 Clock 4. ~, for the purpose Of
examining md classifying pupils preparatory TO the open
ing Of the Schools the frat Mund in February next
The cfnunni'v viii hear IN lHnd that all The depart
mems l ar Public School viii commence ia this
huildug Children at both above four years old
admitted ami earnestly desired that parents and
Guardians should present theIr children early IN compli-
i,nG- n Pres't OF til Board.
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VACANT LOTS

VACANT LOIS.
WE have Tor sale Lots in all parts of the city, and in
w every direction out of the city, of all sizes at all
prices from S per foot SlOo every sort Of cred
it No man need or ought to be without home Of his
own when be buy of his own time for we can
accommodate every one, except the who wishes 10
pay cash dorm.
.-zy" Call soon, or the Lots will all be gone
LlNDSLEI d CROCKETT
janl4-lm 80 College Street
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HENDERSON BROS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
% Deaderick street, Nashville, Tennessee.
rsNHEY are prepared TO tit up Hotels and Private a
1 Dwelling Houses. both in tOwu and country, %Ysa
with the necessary arrangements-such Hot, 49,
Cold Shower and Spout Baths, Water Closets, Wash BA
SINS Wash Tubs Pumps &c.
Branches taken from the Main Pipe and ii ydrants put
up cheap; also, Old Hydrants repaired.
~ Call and new Force and Lift Pump, which
is yery useful in case of fire. jan26-3m
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NEW BUuDING ASSOCIATION.

II HAVE number of Handsome Building Lots, IN the
i 9TH Ward Nashville, University Place. which
will seI to persons who will build them. fair terms,
oneha of the purchase money paid al The end ot
wears one fourth the end OF three years. and one 1urh
at the end of four years. and without interest.
The lots situated Aapestreet lSS feet deep.
besides the aev, and of good soil Some eight or ten We
nv neat houses being erected in their immediate
vicinity
Call soon or you will miss Opportunity Tor good
home OctS a v. d LlNDSt4E1-
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With many others. Just received BY
febS f. HAGAN Market street
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MARINE NEWS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Statement from Canada.

QUEBEC, Feb.7 1854.
Aessrs. 3. A. FaAieStock de- Co. We had the plea
of receiving this morning. the within certificate of
your vermifuge which will be very gratifying TO you
was sent voluntarily.
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GREAT BARGAIN. We are cow sGaring Tor
S.la lot on Prold STREET atoiRng the Blacksmith
Shnp Of David Alien. Ihe let is Ei'y feet front by
one hundred nfd forty deep with acy IN The rear
Il is ir -ar ga the accommodating Terms Apply
IL, LINDSEY ( CROCKETT,
i,,,a1-7r, - c, Il, % street,
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EWIN BROTHERS,
w. F. GRAY,
II. G.. SC0VEL,

IL. u. SCONEII,
by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
IL Price % and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTEDn every town, village and hamlet in
United States which already established
Address H. II. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference to character, responsibility. &c. febl-lm
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Drank LESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FASH.
Il ION for january, 1855. just received by
jamie JOHN YORK CO.
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The Know Nodhins Banquet.

The Know No6hing Banquet.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7, 1865.
TIE grand banquet of the Know Nothings off at
FIVE O'Clock this afternoon. Four hundred and City per-
sons were present. Mayor Conrad presided. Che
and tables were most beautifully decorated
The frst toast "Ths Union" I. was responded
to by Kenn'th Rayner, of North Carolns, in an
old time pa rotic goridcstion star spangled banner
speech
The second toast, sAmer!ca ruled by Americana"
wasrespsnded 10 by J. Ri-snds, Of Maryland.
The third toast, "Religious liberty" responded
to by c. Anirews, of New York.
To the fourth toast. Mr.. Rdgway, OF this Richmond
Wig responded briefly, and spologiziDg called Mr..
Prentice, of the Louisville Journal but he not pre-
sent. His received with loud chesrs.
JUDsoN CRANE of Virginia. then spoke length chief.
ly on the Virginia election.
After be had concluded the President called the
States alphabetically for speeches. Albert Pike spoke
for Arkansas; M Stewart Tor Alabama; Connecticut
was called upor, but response returned. California
came next ard her delegate, Mr. Mathews, commenced
by saying that he desired to hear frsm
first Delaware wered by Mr. Smithers who also
desired to hear from Massachusetts, Florida Georgia
and other States called upon, and speeches were
made by the delegates representing them.
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THE KNOW NOTHING NiF'OyAL COUNCIL.
Our ph,lad.Iphia correspondents.

PHILADELPHIA, Juns 6, 1855.
7he Louisiana Catholic Question-An Interesting Feature
--Li.t Of Deiegates--Aadct upon Senator Wilson He
Returns the Fire Getang Very Warm and Exciting in
the Grand Wigtcam- George Law Coast teraby Ahead
By telegraph advised you of 'hs action Of the Couu
oil, far as it had transpred been made decisive
leaving the admission of Louisiana Catholics still under
discussion II am correctly advertised in the matter,
two Orders, claiming the National Council for their pa
tsrpity exist in that State the admitting American
Catholics who abure the confessional and the other
pudatipg all connection with oevotess Of that re
gicn. The first is the numerous body, with Ca
holc for its State President and two Catholics n
list of i.s national deg ates the latter with
hut Protestans in ts oershio sad national dsega
|tion.
The settlement Of this question, slthough attended
with come daicrltes-the Cincinnati session having
cognzed for the time beiog ooyit Is understood the
eligibility of American Catholics by perhaps simply their
admission, VII eventua.e ia tina more correct under
standire by the pubic a. large of the views and
Opinions entertained by ths Order When settled, 1t
must be Ia day two il will be disco versd that the
American has bseu against the politics Of that
Church, rather than it's religious togmas aud that the
cunning crstnss of the priesthood, rather than tbs
religions faith Of the membership, has erected the prn
cipal barrier to a recognition OF them integral parts
in this great American movement. eye cannot serve
God and maDmon'' has been written; and the popular
Impression is that allegiance to foreign potentats
who claims secular well spiritual power il utterly
Incompatible with repubcansm taught by the sires
|of '76, and practised since those days.
fulfil the promise of yesterday, as far as my re-
searches will enable to do, by the publication Of
more perfect list OF the delegates to the National Coun
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Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Friday, May 25, 1856,
The Three Great Events of the Week-7He Too Dsbys-
The Kertch Expedition Disraelis Motion-Debak in
the Commons Paimeston Holds Prrate Meeting
Rcneuat Of the Vienna Conferences.
Three great events have OFT since last wrote.
The Derby at EPSON, the Derby in the House OF Com
mops and the debut of Madame Grisi at Covent Garden
opera bouse To philosopher toa wag these three
events might offer rich subjects for meditation or con.
cusion At the Derby at Eosom the popular said
Wild Dsyrell would win-and the fsvorite cid win Vor
populi, Del Statesmen might take lesson. The
popusr voice has all along pointed out the right nag
in the Eastern question: and yet the backed
always another horse. Guam parpd sdpientd regitur
nundB was the wisest saying a statesman ever
uttered The last blunder is the Kertch expedition
Forty eight vessels Of war, with $4,000 men,
sail to occupy Kersch Straits they get there,
but before they land q steamer comes
up from Kamissch bay to say " the expedition
hes been counts -manded." Sir Edmund Lyons sweArs
Admiral Bruat turns the orders in every direction but
Obliged to confess they peremptory, and he must
obey. Lyons cannot manage the affair alone, 80 the
whole expedition returned II CANT, Illustrating the
cid adsge"Ths King Of France went up the hui with
twenty thousand men, and then-csme down again"
There a. however, something going to be done at last
beleve the whole Of the French camp at Maslsk has
moved and with the Sardinia contingent asd Pelisset
a. the bead OF the French great things expected
That some Importance attached to Disraellis mo
ton may b. gathered from the fact that beore the de
ba's, Palmerstcn held sort OF Cabinet Council a. hi
ovr house The Times gives the following accoun
OF it,
me citing was held yesterday Afternoon Al tho oaac.
reticepee o. the First Lord Of the Treasury In Down
the LIBERAL party In the House Of Commons Being pr
vt meeting reporters excluded there
prshe 10 detsed OF the speeches delivered
,le cccasion LORD Palmerston, In speech Of some
length vindicsted the policy Of his sssted
snmty Of bis colleagues and stoutiy msnt ,ned
resolution TO prosecute the with vigor untn terms
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The above list although perfect as far as it goes does
not, embrace many States and Territories
fully Represented nsr does 1t enumerate in fuu the
delegations from some Of the States and Territories
above given THIS defect it shall be my aim to remedy
as early practicable it being most dicult task to
elicit information from body with closed doors and
cret sessions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-08

NORTH CAROLINA.
keonsth Raynsr,
James Z Littlejohn,
L. G. Davidson,
D. Q. Carter,
r W Wharton,
John II. Haughton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
john Cunnin CHAM,
John s. Richardson, Jr.
A. ] Russell,
r. G Davis,
Butler.
VIRGINIA.
A. r. Boteler,
N. U. Arthur,
VIM. N. Burwell,
p. A. Boiling,
George w. Moore.
Wm II. K Ellyson,
Bouljin.
INDIANA.
G.. s, Orth,
+. D. Allen,
J. r. W Bryant,
] 8. Harvey,
I. 9. Slaughter,
w. Cambacax,
8. Colfax.
MISSOURI.
A. Gamble.
7. A. iarris,
II. F Hughes,
w. A. Cunningham,
w. Price,
w. G. Price,
ID. L. Ha wkins.
LOUISIANA.
G. d. Buace,
@ W Hardy.
ALABAMA.
Il, j. BrickeM.
G. W. Stewart,
q. A Bradford,
A. F. Hopkins.
w. B Map,
N. L. Whitfield,
Edward Wallace.
MINNESOTA.
Charles Hosg.
Theo. Il Parker.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Vespasian Ellis,
]. Goddard.
TEXAS.
G. A Harper,
J L L. Mccall,
8. Fl Dardsn,
r. IL Savis,
John sta nps,
II. Yoaxum,
Il. Fl. Tilden,
WISCONSIN.
o. W. Blanchard,
X Chandler,
d. +. Wood,
N. ID. Parker,
G., W Lancen,
q. w Cook.
MICHIGAN.
Moses Wisner,
George A. Coe,
A. NJ. Baker,
}. C0ggeshal,
NJ. A McMsughton,
Samuel Benton,
J. Van Rensselaer,.
ILLINOIS.
Fl. s. Jennings,
w. W. Danenho wer,
d. L. Eastman,
John A. Picket,
G. W Gibson,
VIM. Il Young,
W. s. Phelps.