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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27

I'D Al the solicitation of many friends,
iEsrEoctfuliy announce myself candidate for CITY
ASsees!sk. hhouii II be the pleasure OF the citi-
zens 70 elect me. promise q faithful discharge of
the duf e. Of the Office. L. FORE
: nh 2y-tdes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27

BARNES PARE. Prcrrietc-s.
mbls-d&cwIm New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-27
- FOR RENT-A Brick House, sit

q FUh HENT.-A comfortable dweII-
H:5 ing, with six rooms, cellar, good kitchen,
yards and WELL Leigh street, between lst aud I'll
Streets now occupied by MIR d Phillips Posses
sion given immediately.
AlsJ. large lot in the rear, with good able
Apply to Jos JACKSON, JR,
mn ITS Main sfraat
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-16
s TEAM 5 A w MILD.



THE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
Il STEAM SAWMlLL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three. quarters oi
a mile from the located depot. Bahaa, and ten
miles South OF Gaatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, the anticipated town
and the undoubied completion OF the road TO this
point by the lst OF October next, with the already
increasing demand. insures ready sale for lumber
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
TO the mill is attached 800 acres of finely tim-
bered land, with a sufHeiency opened for the pro-
duction Of corn, poiatoes etc, 20 supply the
employees and teams Of the mill. comfort ole
Dwelling. with the necessary out-houses at
tached. The mill l-house is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long, 40 inches in diane
ter, double lned circular saw, 81 inches diameter.
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill with seven hands, can cut between
FIVE and six thousand e ei Of lumber a day. but
averages $500 feet daily, without extra labor Of
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one OF ctaub's Superior 26-inch
French Burr GRlST MILLS, capable Of grinding
from Is TO is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business to supply the place with bread. Also,
Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary TO carry on the business with an
abundance Of water all seasons.
Terms easy. For further particulars, apply on
the premises, or TO the under signed
w. J. BRUNER,
or MaYES & MILLSAPS, Agents.
April IL, 81. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-16
OF INTEREST no All

III he undersigned bcgs leave to inform tho eli
A. izens Of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased The Right of CRANE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKca.-
new and beautiful article, unlike anything r,oi
offered to the public before. The casket has mono
OF the repulsve appearance which all other Burr
oil Cases or Coins have. A supply of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited Il
call and examine them. .t. 4
All orders for the Casket or wooden C0frins
Will filed with despatch. Burial dlothes oI
all kinds furnished when ordered.
r A. ROLLINS.
July 9, 1856. 46-iy u
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-16
Attention. I9Ianfersi

OhAs AAAhatho.
LABORERS, AND MASTERS!
VNHE undersigned has been appointed sole agent
a for Claiborne County, of the
Louisiana Steam Clothing Factory,
for the sale Of the articles OF clothing mannfac-
tured by the Company. Samples OF every arti-
Gle Of clothing made at the factory may be seen
at my store.
Schedules showing how to measure. will be fur
nshed TO planters and those who desire 70 sup
ply themselves with Clothing from this factory.
Orders left with ne will be forwarded once a
week, and parties ordering may rely upon receiv-
ing the articles within week from the time OF
forwarding the orders.
The prices Of this clothing are low, and all per-
sons wanting such articles would DO we'll to call
and examine the samples and learn the prices.
may22 w, B. FULKERSON.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-16

IUST received aud Tor sale by w. Baker. al
j his gun shop on Main street, Port Gibson. =
lot OF ine English and French double barrelled
shot guns and pistols and other articles for sports
men such as lead shot aud powder cox's pereus.
sion caps best quality, Colts waterproof pistol
caps also o ard military caps. Fine eanist,r
powder. shot pouches and powder TASKS, gu }
" dding and a variety Of other articles all ef
sich he will sell on reasonable terms.
N. b. Being tt-akfnl for past favors he hops
eoatiauanca of patronage from ais frienrs
a the public generally. He will always be
nd at his shop ready to do all kinds Of gua re-.
ria in the very beat style.
r7- New rides made 20 order ard warranted
Y rv~* Citv7r, Dvr u, 1898.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-16
DISSOLUTION.


Having sold out my interest in the Furniture
business TO 7. Garrison. l cordial bcspeak for
him liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
feb27tf T. GRIFFITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
Nsru:flork Dailp Grihn,ns
MONDAY. MARCH 80, 1853.
A Hayiya Ex'ra- History OF tne
P,,.ent Great Awakening.

IL .,~,tonc> ,cith tie rcq.sSt Of many CORE
s,-,.a. .,, re shah tSsE, SafSr0oy, dPTu ., an
ExTi,a lUIat>E, If ugh pages, coat',n'He me
snb,'j~"- = lie fcpo'ts Of M prtr""'"g R'@S0"S
R,,,sA ,rL"h ar, rceriy 0Ppsorcd ." ."r cot"H'Hs'
.c,,n ,ne, ma,ir popo',d for the orc@''o", al ar
.grsJ ~ moeptr 10 'orm succ'"c, history Of tbs
rsmork,", ,,i'g,Ows mone~t"t, "h as various
os,piy ,r.,"y'ipg J;0'No', Jro'" rs @g'"a'"g 70
re dotc . he paP,r.
rs -, an print fc'c eopics hcyoad thoSe ordered'
oil persy.s ,,6O mag desire tbs EXTRA TRIBUNE
siber 10 yr,sr> NJ 70 circaiat, among their tr'endS,
are r-qsr,'Cd % SEND i" their orders Us promptly as
poss,tc. Nccs renders ''M 9'eese pay aa'"''0" 10
tns.
PUca-->ngie copies Gents
iM copies. .-.---.--.-.''''-.''s > ."
Copies :acioscd in separate ,crdPPers or o'her~'S'
and d,rsctd 10 such addresses as may accompany M'
orisr. HORiCE GREELEY & Co..
Tribune Office, Nsr, York.
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Later from SAINT, Fe.

81. LOUIS, saturday, Marei"., is's
S~n,s Re papers of Ire 2btl ut are rr''''"i' %"
they contsin no tews of spesialimpoTanar.
SINE Indian dspredstions and s7yers' wSn'oa cut
ra,,es Inv The Mcxicans n.sinst the lnd'al, re-.
ported. az
Goyernnen: wagons had oeeu -'"' ''"at N'ot =. 70
% ~. Csn,oo,o.,t a. Baiewin a. cvVry Capt. Bow
msn's c. rnrnn.d ~ Fort Union. III. c'gIp.uy c"r
ats of 70 mep. sud val 90 WI. Cat. Macy. .
Utah. TWENTY-FIVE mounted Dsa sLo ,oDspa MIA
The Irdisn Agent, NJ CarTon. ssys tSst the Ot.'
Indian are in area, ~aD, and hsve . ~ ned lbsrsy
CENT Pore, Il the As,e-ian Well * edition, hal
arrived at Dons Ana
Tie Ksus.s correspondent Of Tie R<Dttlcoa s'ys
thar gentleman mt fIo5. Nensh1 G,unty. resS"
meeting i've Government train. ard that srsss ~
"IowiIs 80 rapidly on tie ,Iai1s ,h4I 4. sopG -ab'@
t,cl within n.e days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

In Congress on Saturday the IIOUsE adopted the
report Of the Special Committee in the Matteson
case, which concludes with resolution that it Is
inexpe0fDt to take further action. The Senate
bill establishing three additional land districts in
California was paced remark made on Friday
by Mr.. Smith Of Virginia, relative to Senator Doug
las and the Illinois delegation, brought out several
members of the latter with whom Mr. Smith had a
penonsl discussion of some length. In Committee
of the Whole, Mr.. Lane, the delegate from Oregon
spoke ia favor of the admission of that Territory
and of Kansas into the Union. Mr.. Hall of Massa-
chusetts mace an Anti.Lecompton speech.
The SENATE was not in session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

There was dense crowd at the entrance Of the
Acadeiuy of Music, when the doors opened at CO
O'Clock, ready to pour in, aud onward from that
tine the sidewalks were crowded with women and
children vending their way to the great meeting
the greatest perhaps that ever gathered III one
house in this city to listen to sermon upon any
occasion In twenty minutes after the doors were
ooere5 standing in the orchestra ard looking up at
the boxes the house appeared te be packed to It's
full capacity up to the roof AT this early hour
we noticed many persons, women Included, unable
"a nrocure seats. The lower boxes and Psr4uette
seats were reserved for the Fire Department anu
these were pretty well filled before O'Clock put
sill above ar below, the crowd continued To Pourin'
M Co,bet commenced the exercises by reading d
hmm in voice that was probably heard by very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

few beyond the orohc-tra. We 50 pet he never
freed . Greater c.ngrec ,t,n thar t,4t Of the mul-
trde that now fnei the Academy. rot counting
the Thousands outslde, who could not 6nj even
s,apdi,g room inside. The stage, too, both before
and behind the set scene wSs full. tnst part Of the
audience being composed Of the dignitaries and
leading men Of the city. During the soging of
the first hymn the noise Of the msny persons try
ing to tet standing room somewhat mared the
harmony. After reading the second hymn. Mr..
Coibet requested the audience to keep as
still ~ possible, Snd suggested the closing
Of outside doors. TINS had good re-
suit aud the singing was very effective
TIA discourse Was commenced precisely at 8
O'Clock by some short preliminary remarks. His
soice ful aud clear. but we fear was not heard
by vast numbers in tbe Iobhies, for the noise Of
their rnttling feet wss heard loudly sounding over
the voice Of the spesler sufficient N distract the
attention Of those 1ho sat next to the speakers
stand. At length this tumult Of steps grew quiet,
and the speakers voice grew stronger his iutons-
tions cllar and every word distnct-so much 80,
we presume, that every one in the house could hear
ana uLOerothu0 Is the tbTnest dtItutlOU gwen
Gated all were de.irous TO do. Certainly we have
never seen a more quiet and attentive cODgrega
ton At one Outburst Of enthusiasm, most
eaInest exclamation Of "GloY, glory" apps
rently from female lips. filed the whole house.
At the conclussn OF the anecdote abcut Franklin,
the patriotism of the congregation oercame the
fact of the religious character of the house. ord a.
hearty round of applause was given as could be
desired by sn actor who filled different character
upon that stsge. The length Of the discourse WAS
iust an hour and twenty five minutes, during the
latter part cf which the utmost attention was paid,
but at The close IN, ~ WAS quite dispcslt. to
retire upon the part Of mony who hsd been three
hours in their seats. Mr.. Corbit, however, begged
them to remain FIVE minutes, and join in the hymn,
which he immediately announced, and asked all to
rise, and as far as pOsei,le join with the choir,
which was done, and then tbs immense audience
dispersed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

i.trston. On The contrary, ''Prini'. ior tho 70 u
or fifth time the following telegraPaie bbuebafr,N
WmblpgtCn:
The For, snelliua COMMITTEE sbors ~n ed oyAo
II cerorSd ira, < rroTf - n'f rorta a. sssA lxs
81 20 .uv one bit the puEch,ser-as ra' Sfrsa for ~
What wretceed subterfuge There is no aae.-
ton in issue as to The present value OF the Fos
Srellitg property. All men DO Sno" 'hst tAe at,
Of prospective city in Mnne'ota would no. .,u
to-day for anything like the sum ihst scud ha,s
been escery bid tor it last May or Jcne' when Fot
Smelling was privately sold by the War Department
to Franalin Steele. for less than one-iourtA u,
price which other parties would gladly have gvca
for il, OF course. it is worth far iess now; bu.
why should that screen those who jneged and jo,
bed it OF for mere fraction Gifts value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

The case of Mr. o. b Matte sou, which was
6ysly disposed of in the House of Representatives
at Washington on Saturday involves considerations
of general and permanent interest. Not having
ros NJ for tie reports and documents in fall, We
prop, 81 10 condense them into the Smallest space
that viii exhibit the principles involved:
The last House of Representatives, near the
close of its Second Session, on the strength of
testimony taken by all Investigating Committee and
its Report thereon,
"Be.o,r,a That Ors.ns. B. Mstte.n, member Of hi,
How rom The State OF NevYoik aid ince parties deeply
~ Moin.. rspt 10 have sud large OF money
end other valuable consd-rs;iops coFTu tor te plIPo.r
Of rroosrpg the passage Of sad JOINT '1''N '
hSo S,d That Erasmus B. Mstteson, il deelaus tbs,
. uulr OF tie members Of this bouse nsd associated them
together and pledged the ess % ne o.ser n %
they pdd IT, ha. falsely snd yiinly a.sd and de
famed the character OF this House ans ma proved n'e uA
worthy 10 BE- meubef theTeoi'
To these, resolution of expulsion was ap-
pended, but not passed, because Mr.. NJ, who then
lay dangerously i'll of the National Hotel disease
which proved fatal to several of his fellow-board
ers, had, pending these proceedings, protested
I against the course Of the Committee aud OF the
| House and resigned his seat. HIS protest alleged
The facts that the Committee had taken sill manner
Il osmaging testimony against bin in secret and
poyte, srd then offered him, while lying at deaths
door, opportunity 10 put in coun'ervaing testimo-
w. He 6tmurr, to this as unfair and inadequate
| and demanded tris before the House. This
| could not be-st al events was not-cOnceded;
| wbereupoD MIR. VI. sent in a letter OF proses. and
re riminstcp, highly offensive to the Committee
| and TIE House. ard resigned his seat Aforesaid,
leaving the House TO take the course already hdi
Gated. 1t may be proper to add that the Chairman
of tbe Investigating Committee Mr.. Kelsey Of
y. w. beld that the nculpated Members were en-
r,l,a if proceeded against at all to the trial be-
fore the House which they demanded; but this, il
was held impracticabe, from the pressure Of other
hnspe.s ard the near approach Of thu close of the
| Congress, to give them.
Mr. Matt, son had been elected 10 Nov, 1856, 70
.e ,rcsent House. and took his seat in il accori-
| ir,,v 81 the opening OF the Session. Some time
thereafter Mr.. Keitt of s. c. moved bis expulsion
On IL. Ground Of the aforesaid proceedings; aud
| Col Harris Of H. alterwSId made move in the
.,uc direction. TIE House, after refusing by
yearly two 10 one to lay the whole matter on the
fable referred il TO Select Committee, which the
| speaker constituted as follows:
Jane. l. Sewsid Of ia Chairman; G'u'hs Gtow q P.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

- II A,ose who obtain signatures 70 the Protest
sssinst the Paesage Of the Lacompton Constitution
will taem 10 this Office, duly authenticated,
sbal b. happy TO send them on promptly to Wash
ipgt0r.
WAC xi help circulate Protests against the triumph
Of The iseompten Ssindle' iisurs are precious let
them oe improved
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Fire at Peterson, y. j.

PATERSON, Aan'h -, io,'
The stable sitscaed to ,.Ie ante Fsr1.ssS uos. y
tbis city was de- t.Oyed bv fire. this uS"cLug. 'I
hoisos w-re burnt 30 deatr lie lire vs. tns s''
nf 81 iLner dnlS
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Esbbery-s'irc.

SAvAYSsH, N~'uris,, March - -,
Tie r"s'-Ci!c- al ismpa. Fla, wa III f''e
rOi Dec 90 ii,c lyih list. ..ea
Tie ou-,u,rs pVfi~a Of Nca,;csllo, F'.' u"
destroyed hy hlr.
Tho r, booDe timdSn, from Astsnzas i.I o''s s.,.
pas shtt ct - ,he British elccp-oi Snr se' Y"
ala, lat Il, tas b, lief that she Wa ssvor'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

The Hmid--which pretends 10 base sharp
publish anything IN exposure or apprehension o. tho
scenGalors jobblog hich has been SUd is blsg per-
pe;lattd urder to- 1uspiecs Of the present adU1.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TEE NETWORK TRIBUNE
The niagara at Boston.

BOsTO., March %, IB8.
The Royal Mai steamship Niagara, from NserpeA'
via Halifax. arrived at this pot ut three O'Clock Us
moIprg. Her MALL for the South wee forwarded By
the sunday tight train, due at Nes-fak =, five occ'
Tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

that MessIs. Stephens, Cochrahs & Co. VIII DC
unable 10 .educe them into any concessions incon'
sisteLt VITA their principles, their attitude and
their houo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

Mr.. Mstteson's letter, which is appended to
these Reportr, acts forth that
]. He is not apprised by the Committee of the
extent of its powers nor the scope OF its proposed
Inquiries. He desires to know whether the Com
rttce do or do not propose to 60 into the invest
cation sfresh, or merely ssk him to defend himself
sgain,t mputations based the action Of the last
Congress.
.. He challenges the whole procedures as follows:
deern it duty owe vel to my lmeila:- r..itq
cuts whom i is proposed 20 deprive Of fepTesentan IN this
Go, the people Of th- county " large ~i9r nights
Az 10 r. jeov4rded by establishing, beys, nihl
Ard dsr -rous precedent respectfully bit hrmy - rs ~ a
,I House les no Jurisdiction b. matter embraced ia lie
,tots referred Con mee. The o-epsss mp1- -
me II committed al. committed asnst ne House o.
the XXXINth COnsrrss nos sEn' this
Uore Ths House end this teBt u punish for
them. submit hat this Cone.ess canIot Hti infe h.p
u Of uber # former C0nEr-s even IL case %
rrsy il ghfuy do where, - n the Tr..l. cas-
ohm by Goge sga.ns whom fhr Cneuss "a i- Cd %
b., lie. committed Investigation assumed 20 have Dell n.
. full and mel d. petition % ~ Hla'eT madr. i'Di
- !; j. ~ .tfhu province Iio1se o. qI- into
AN, charged been oliit-c sn'rc- II o - a.
x.rru.r II Is n It's urisdcoE "a question i- - 9
- the present HOUSE. Wtn ia AlGu2
II r.n grsu d. fer tisiraDcisis IL cc rep. cent oy any
II II The Iouse To ny a. aAa - '~
an le-roLsib tn whatever may have lor' 49, o.
.b tir' constitute an o-ls 1e1lbst q iip oi
IL the NNNVth Cungtss. To assile power
=. ,ruor t.yond the limits % the doctIinc IRE rtT-d,
,',f.lv ,rtuir would b. si-xnica rpiuon, Uad.r
wiiei fy could. at any n 1-i'~ iae nLi'oy ison
tisir eats 49,, 49,, -, -
C,umir,e. nv protest sesnst thc pgt; sEu.rty tis
a. ~. .. y drre 20 the subject matter rtc . YOU. de- not
deere ret e'isn'e uPoe r. % pr, ek 90 esospy in@e'
& Mite .hoad cols1eI the dirrcy is ueIIs
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bneintos Notice..

STRING HArs-BWI, No. 80 Nasssu-st The
sasdsro and other styles Of GEErLEsEs Hans row eo
70 vbish 80 steuuon Of DOR cu.to5n aud psie
fully Invited Bad. so o. NASSAU"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
!. Col. Curtis concludes as follows:

ASH. action Of the Committee has only ccnsd rcd re mary
questions the undermined will refrain from for ming exprrs-
p. OPINION the merits leaving tea, determination the
hf drveoprpen. OF the pupos- Hou. aud the evil
derce OF the cs=e when called on to decide.
Avudns any hssty needless doubtful deternltion Assns
The hrorsb member the undersigned believes the House should
no, .h,irs from exercise dslets asd painful
r,ponsfy The character o the House the hJnor 81 mrLn
bs shs Of constituents ds,issd ygan watch
and sgd sr.nst ell elements corruption Tue pep nave
vested in the Ut the state cotnr
with ample power and made duty b protect aud insnsin
~. hon Aguty and premn.Dc- Of this bsn o. me Federal
should BE- the individual and ero
this House TO serve prot.e. ard vioac.is ne p poo
I'd respectcd."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

9Th. powers and privileged tbs Houe defs by the
Constitution formed ~ people Tne exercise Of oher cow
ers would b. violation OF their ilsh Inc ss'ei ot p'"r
IN tL "a is but -uterng upVn sifu contest WITH the AIe IL
can people deprive them Of Their 's}ts ard fresc 70
exert world De q lasau UsurpA0u o; powe never granted
70 th bodv ind utu siey sniNac The OF ue
peop in the their ,naves. lisa question 81
other
" bile this House should 'Gpuouy guard aud protsrt ps
own privilege sud purity should clusy cautious not TO
invade tie privileges the people Could a1y caorab" "ub;
be entertained to the power aimed 'oou1 o. Hd %
mrpt are copfded duy Of c,ns taeir representa-
u.es every years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

IspRovFp TicHI STITCH SEwlNG MACHINE.
F,f az Manufacturing purposes aud for family deetne
Preferable sny other rnachne. . . go
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NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES o

CHANDELIERS Avn Gas FIXTURE
now Opeuue FxrREaELY MODERATE PRICES.
Parties edug then houses for the Spring invited n
and ism.
f. V. HAuGHwoUr Co.
COR. Broadway aud BrDoUe ..
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NAYs-MesE. Abbsi Adrs'p. Andrews. Arnold, B.hne,t
pri. sbt .I Bingham, Ban bl.. Bovo~, Buyta. BaEuton
Burs ere pb. H. Css- Cnsa.e Glars Clark H.
tcchfsfr tcfs, a. ns. Corning, CDvo6-. Grssn Danreu
D.,. M D.vs ln. D,Vis tAss'.l Davis Iowa. Dawes
I.sr LhS. nOcd Dee. tars"ot-h, P.n-on fyhy Fos.sY
90 ugs CnDsH. Ciu,T tiocdNiu. Gfalse-, Gr,g. aa
iNa.a! EaaI, EosL.D. Iorou, UDvsse, I-'SrG K..uyy
Kei..y ksOr- Ksfp krui.l (H. Leah. Liter. Lo,-jsy
Mort-nmc'y Morrill, 3inT Ps.1 aos 81. More ~. "
Mot NI-ln Din. Psfs- Petit. Pie. Potr.. P1syauce
Rcbic, hobbns Boi-ts. Ryce. Seward shaw IL sherman
OH. . snih Tim. Spinner Stsr'or. Sicph-a. TsppaD,
Taylor La. fhsv"r. Sompki-. Ipl~ Wade. wslniis.,
Wa dIcn. Walton, " sslnaTEs, VI hie.ey Wiso3 Wo04ej
YEASA1sss Ardeis.u. Atsin, Burt. BON. .rIousas
semrn., inznE1, Cobb John C,ehsre Cox CO. k-
Cuuy. Day.csoL DeNG,p. El)i;, Eps., Forece G4re't
GsitI,- Cs, Code, GgsepwO,i, Croesbe-z Hal (Oni,j
Hosrd BoPkiDs Hr tou. Brshe, J.ekson Jenkins
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