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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-30

Once Of Commissioners Of Sinking Fund
.s4 ,. Columbus, Ohio, Dec 8, / 81
Hon. A EDGERT N.
.7e q" T,nnsfrr agent .Ney York :.
Ia all inlere,e with the Treasurer. tailed 10
draw fem HIM an, thing which was caicniatet
10 sled light un The condition Of his finds or
the natnre of his 'eputei difficuI,ie \
deem it prudent to keep ourselves in as
good position for meeting "A disappointment
as ina, be in our power and. to that eud. will
defer tie. cancellation of the bonds 1876 O00)
recently held by the Cannl Bank. that they
may he bvpo'hecated in case it becomes ne
cessary iosmake PROVISION for any d. ficienc,
90 the part Of the Treasurer. will al,o re
eve for the anne purpose the three U S
Warrants (Ss7 0n0) still in my possession.
Twill be glad 10 hear that YOU have mn
chased bi tie l6h inst. bonds 10 the juLl
amount Of the Siakiug Fond now in ,our nos.
e-sion. Such bonds as you shall purchase
may lie re'ni ed in ' our flee oifhout cancel
Ia ion nIitii pfter we shall have safely doubt d
he January Cape.
o. january 18Th, 1855, Auditor Morgan
made his report to Gov. Medill--wko il will
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MORGAN TO ATKINSON.

Hon. Il. J. Atkinson. Sd Auditor OF rpasury,
sze4AeT Washington City.
Dear Sir:-l'he embarrassnenis which
seem TO have overtaken our Sfate Treasury
have rendered it prndent, in the opirion of the
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund, to pro
vide as far az in their power. for any scon,in
eency by which the prompt payment of the
January interest ma, be pat in jeopardy, and
TO his end thev have resolved to convert The
whole amount (l06 200j of Ui.ited States
Bonds now in their possession into coin on the
advertised terms of Secretary Gu hiie &c.
The letter inclosed the $lU6 200 U S.
Stocks1 g7
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is the richest of all. B'eslin describes il thus
Well, Ford, as he says. visited me at Ham
ittn. What his purposes we're conld no
divine when ! first met him. 1t seemed to me
that surely, he did not travel over three hun
tdrei miles to answer my letter of few weeks
nrrvious Then addressed myself careful,
to what Ford had to deveiope. in ref renee to
all points, the compromise. or anything else
aud TO await his suggestions generally. After
discussing other matters. he commenced hi
nan ative of the causes of the defeat of the
comitron ise; vari0ns delicate limitations som
nterspersed his remarks. as to what could have
heen done, if things had been got up right,
- i, was no trouble 10 get things through Ifthe
fixins were on hand &c'-These understood
as sly denotements at once a1d hard by came
lie ohjectand quickly followed the cata ,trophe
af 'be interview and his visit, in these words
liter,,lk. heIieve:
Fro ell you, John, that with Twenty
five h-nsand collars can carry that thing
4fau et nextwinier /
kRE,Ilx- Well. Ford shall give no Twen
five thousand dollars for that Or any such
lnrpose Moreover, Pm deed broke 7
Here all came out! Here was the verv
sslcki. g point. or account of which Ford and
Hedges logged Gibson, and for the purpose
herein expressed and no other, am perfectly
ati-6ed Ford came to Hamilton. And here
his testimony comes in appropriately and
trntbfnliy thus:
Conversation was rather abruptly broken
off Gibson had preceded me aud it ia my i'm
pres on (!D forestalled B, eslin against me !
| left dissatisfied
True, for once THAT is, that 'abruptness
lid step in, not about Gibson forestalling' him
ont, almost instantly. when gave him the
ihove decided answer. and in q few minutes
hereafter SOLITARY Captain could have beer
:. en- shoulderiDg his musket,' in double quick
time, to the time of 'Ii's all in my eve.' on the
qomeward sire ch TO gle Hedges the melun
s.hoy news that their nice twenty five th,n
and project was MON EST coaATIBus IN AVIAN
20 / &c.
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Commercial.
RAvENNA PRICES claH1Na.
Corrected Heekly.
Farm, Produce.

BUYERS eoELowINa PRscrs:
BusheI ,Cheea-
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stIawder & Hart, Auys. ,oa E,
Shei frs Offie RAvenna. March &c, 1889 Hcno0-s,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-24
R. F. SNOW
Offers for Sale,

THE CARGO OF
CldPPer ship Phans7
Cases loaf sugar., Ground pefpd,
Half bbls do. GROUND nasan
Boxes raisius. Table salt 4
Bbls Carolina rice.
Bbls cement, Pa'eni es"@
Bbls fRme Navy Bread. 80
Bbls and boxes WAN
One Center Board Boat.
Smooth Bofssm W
Oil casks, shocks, hoops and heads. hali-oo -
Etc, etc., etc.,
CASKS CUMBERLAND CoA, 4
100 BBLs HAxALL FIorl, |
BALES OAKUN,
CEDAR SHINGLES, ETC., &C.
15l-tf -
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NOTICE!
"ESSRS Won HOLT & HEr0}
lv duly authorized Agents, and viii stza ; :
At Honolulu
Honolulu, Oct. IA, 1855.
The undersigned, Agents for Mr.. 3. krl m
attention Of the shipping interests 81 this Iar
Best Kauai Beef! |
Packed at Keaiia, Kauai, and guaranteed BY ~
fresh supply will constantly be kept al Their SIN
I.7-Sm yos holt :
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OFFICE.

Otto - UN kSlG Ed
lulu, and shipmasters visiting this port. that they have this day
entered into co-partnersbip, for the purpose Of shipping foreign
seamen. From past experience and strict attention to the busi-
ness, we hope to be able to execute all orders entrusted to our
care faithfully, and with dispatch.
r Having made arrangements with Mr.. JOHN DAVIS, o
the National Hotel, for the accommodation of seamcn, we shall
be enabled to have whole crews on hand for shipment at the
shortest notice.
N. B-Approved security given for the amount advanced to
seamen until outside of the reef. THOMAS ii. PLACE,
16l-6,m WILLIAM A.
Late Of the firm OF Graham & Markham, Shipping Agents.
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Sundries.

GAN FRANCISCO WATEk 49,
Jenny Lind Cakes and Butter Craen"r
Cranberries, in 10-gallon kegs,
Genuine Sperm Candles, IS,
Ground Pepper, in glass,
Oregon Salmon.
Putty, in tins and blsdders, 4
California Mackerel. in barrels ana =
California Herring, in kegs ana A"N'
Sardines, in kegs,
California vermicilli, 81
California Macaroni, Z
Preserved Ginger,
Red, white and blue Brntins'
Gases Carbonate Soda,
Half-cheSts tea, .hm
100Atf -
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mi PRICE! NO DEtlslse'
Quick sales! SGnaIi

ERANK SPENCER WOI M { 2
fnuv invite the attention Of the PUN
the Ladies in particular, to his well se'ee'" -
Dry Goods and tancs ua Il Z.
And to meet the times, he would o1sr ~. US =, =
ING PROFIT, confident in the oa
10 better than q slow shilling and -
N. B.-The services Of a weii-snoea ,surz *
having been secured, the public may 1910
win be SHARED to give the fullest saus'~
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For "a
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
THE CARGO OF Al BARK
"Hunphrey Ne1sOn,"
asa tons measurement, sOls tons burden,
CHELLEw, MASTER,
CALLED FROM LIVERPOOL MAY 7ih,
- consisting of
Dry Goods.
Blu cottons, white cottons, superfne white cottons,
assorted prints, two blue prints, Turkey red and
yeros prints, plain Turkey red cloth, ging-
hn S1sIn Fs nnS 1. lavns sIl ns's siesoris sT 1a. q
cotton handkerchief, printed
bordered handkerchief,
key reddo,
L TSEs
handkerchiefs,
sdenims- riding hats.
cotton umbrellas, silk
ami scarlet serge shirts, pilot jackets,
alpaca coats, mosquito netting, linen blouse,
Bed ticks, white blue and red blankets, railway wrappers,
cloths, ladies' straw hats, brown. otto, aaf hose, sewing silk,
mems felt hats, silk handkerchiefs, superfne tweed trouserings,
flannel, grey wooden wrappers. mems wooden hose, cotton under
shirts, cotton trouserings, printed musins, &c, &C., &C., &C.
Cases Geneva, Old Tom Gin. Scotch Whisky, Brown Cognac
Pale Cognac, Pale Sherry, Fine Old Port, Ciaret,
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
Hhds. Salts Ale, hbds. Youngers Ale.
Sundries.
White saltwater soap, perfumery, false jeweiry,
English saddles,
Scotch biscuits,
Crates assorted earfhenware.
Hams and bacon, =
Assorted iron.
Iron pots, tin plates,
Crow bars, fencing wire,
Small chain, Liverpool salt,
English boiled oil,
Blacksmiths' coal,
Steam coal,
Green paint.
SUGAR PANS AND COOLERS,
Hoop iron, 1 case superior assorted English cutlery,
FIFTY TONS RICE. in loo-fb bags.
ALSO
Daily expected, per SEA NY H. from London,
MARZETrrS ALE AND PORTER,
And shortly per A. from London, an assortment
Of ENGLISH GROCERIES.
And by the first conveyance from England after the HUM
PHREY NELSON, for which, vessel they were too late, a beau
ttful ssortmen Of ENGLISH PRINTS, including pink and
yeliows, and other choice styles.
~ The designs of these prints, as well as o those to arrive
per ." Humphrey Nelson," are entirely NEW, and not copied or
borrowed from the old designs Of importatioDs by other houses.
160tf JAN10N, GREEN Il co.
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SALE OF NEGRoEs.-At n sale of slaves that tool
place August 20, at Bowling Green, in this State

GLOWING prices were obtained
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Shipping Masters Notice.

TIA THE UNDERSIGNED n GIVE
Xxx notice that they have associated themselves together
49, for the purpose OF shipping foreign seanen at this port.
Having taken the Office at the Sailors Home, and from their
past experience IN the business, they feel confident Of giving en-
tire satisfaction to all masters Of ships. agents of ships, or others,
who may favor them with orders in their line.
Officers and seamen for whaling and other VOYAGES procured
at the shortest notice. Advance promptly repaid on the failure
Of any seaman to render himself on board at the required time,
or a substitute for his place obtained. :
LEWIS l. wOODMAN,
Shipping Agents-Ohicea at the Sailors Home.
CAPT. THOMAS SPENCER,
c. A. WILLIAMS & Co.,
c. I. RICHARDS,
H. W.. SEVERANCE.
J. g. LEWIS. Q69-3ms) G. @. wOODMAN,
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THE AGENT OF THE
Huds0n's Bay Company
public to the following assortment Of Merchandise. the most
OF which are now
LANDING EX
FROM LONDON!
These goods, which are of superior quality, are offered to the
trade on favorable terms, and comprise in part as follows;
Dry Goods. &C.
Cases pink and yellow prints, blue do, mourning do,
White ground prints, bales white cotton, fine do,
Bales white. green, blue and scarlet blankets, ,
Asstd merino, alpaca, cs plain and check crinoline,
Real WEIGH flannel, tine blue do, princettas,
Lasting. cs white ground and asstd printed muslin,
Victoria lawn Bishops do. birdseye diaper,
Towels and napkins, huckabuck for do,
Check holland, printed barege. plain do. cambrics,
Muslin dresses, nounced do, black silk robes,
Linen and cotton drill, deuims, guernsey frocks,
Maddapolams, white marseilles, coiored do,
Fancy vesting, bonnet ribbons in great variety.
Ms long cloth shirts, regatta do, pea jackets,
fearnought jackets, pilot cloth trowsos -
Cases English saddles and saddler's tools, in great variety,
Brides, single and double rein. Pelham brides.
Hardware
Bundles round iron, asstd, fat bar iron, asstd,
Spades, shoveis, files, cross cut saws. hand do,
Tenor saws, assorted locks, knives and forks,
3. NJ spoons, scissors. corkscrews, plated spurs,
Butchers steeis, carpenters AIDES,
Coopers' rivets, brass but, hinges, plane irons,
Cut nails, asstd sizes, metal brace buttons
Naval stores.
Tarred rope, asstd sizes, Manila rope, bolt rope,
Hambro lines. boiled iinseed oil, spirits Of turpentine,
Sail canvas, asstd, barrels Stockholm tar,
Bees wax. sand pape~ chain hooks,
Iron and brass screws, caulking irons,
Redpaths patent pumps, with fly wheel,
Cases sheathing copper, IL oz. "a Sc o.,
Casks composition nails, assorted Sizes
Groceries.
Cases English bacon, do do hams, cs Cheshire cheese,
Cases pie fruits, jenies and jams, asstd,
Candied orange and ctron peel, cases pickles.
Sauces, white wine vinegar, mustard, capers,
Preserved meats and vegetables, cases maccaroni,
vermiceii, tapioca, sage, cloves, cayenne pepper.
S Sasens barley saaes P SCOTCH o sssSs Sa' samd ssds': .a,sra.u.,
Gases sardines, in half and quarter tins, salad oil,
Yellow soap, notified soap.
ALE-Edinbro-in quarts,
Anoa-in quarts,
Marzetti's diamona-in quarts and pints,
Afsop's-in quarts and pints,
Basin quarts aud pints,
no,r,, Byass'-in quarts and pints.
Barclay Il Perkins'-in quarts and pints,
Bridge; M e ssas COX Sas cs" and a pia,,, and mint.
wINE-superior port-in quarter casks,
Superior port-in c. of 3 doz each,
Superior ssu. shsrrymin quarter casks,
Superior sherry-in cs Of 1 dog each,
cl'rs sansq, os Of ! do. each,
BRASDx-M.5.sm.-in quarter saessl' sa s,s.s'-'' '' Of 2 dos EACH
w. prG 2 ssr quarter casks.
iS-Dsfu'ps oa To1 so.sss su sa:s., casks.
RUM-Demerara-in quarter casks,
Jauaica-in quarter casks
Perfamery.
Essence :. ;, ma,
Bears grease,
1oe-a Double and treble distilled lavendar.
JUST RECEIVED
PER
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aAbtrdssntn,
DR. UG STos

TIE ~uNpERsIcsrn
80 TeSS~. Aau sssEs assortnent 3 e
sup ~, as;a ron the best sources, INT ga
ps'rSs VA heretofore. n1eS
rnys.c'ans and otisess will have H..
pssn sscseay price sf ade
particularly from "T Th.s up Accurately and q
pfS MTng on I,ncturss mud cd
vo,.as. SuHoic renlled al D. y.
IT,. ,s,e~sS"D' countries require.
assortment. vis.' 0op''se a lev Of he u,u-
Alum. arnio., pla.t.r
Anise seed, arsenic. alcohol, srs diam
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lee! A Fresh Suppl!

TINE HONOLULU ICE COMPAMl
ing received a fresh supply Of the srtee bel
hereafter supply IL ut the following rates:
To regular monthly customers,d delivered " b
quantities not less than s lbs. PEI day. 5erh ~
Ice sold at the ice-house in Fort street Il puel
dollar
In smaller quantities the charge viii be ~ sr.1
160-tf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
THE APPROACHING STRUGGLE.

The majority in the Free States which opposed
the election of Mr.. Buchanan, has increased since
his accession TO power, till it is now oyerw helm
pgly hostile to his Administration. But, as We
approach the period for determining whether the
expressions frauds and profit gacies of that Admins
traton shall be continued by his successor, we find
this majority divided in respect to the policy to be
pursued in avertng an admitted calamity. Patri-
otto men are searching for some path out OF this
dilen masonic avenue of escape from the peril
that impends over US.
Impelled by such considerations, Republican
journals are discussing the possibility If uniting so
much Of the Opposition as viii insure the over
throw Of the DeHocrscy in lc60 Let the discus
sion go on, embracing in It's sweep the eXpediency
and feasibility of such aunlon It's terms, the objects
10 be attained by it, and its bearing on men and
measures After free canvass the press of the
country VIII be quite as likely TO reach wise con-
illusions in the premises, as an irresponsible con-
clave called a Nations Convention.
Is such union essential to success Though
the Democracy are now torn by discussions, they
will close up their ranks as the day of battle ap
prosches Tens Of thousands of their best men
will abandon them all through the North, as in
l-56, but We look for no such bolt anywhere as
that of the New-Yor Bsrnburuers in Isis, render
Ing one of the largest States an easy conquest to
the Opposition Can We elect President in lS60
without the aid of Penusy lvania. New. Jersey and
Indiana Can We carry those States without
union of the Republicans with the main body Of
the Americans and Anti-Lecompton Democrats
The answer TO these test questions can be found
in the returns of the elections in those States in
1856 and les, and that answer determines the
main proposition.
How, and on what terms, can this union be
effected Wewil offer few suggestions on this
subject, giving summary of the opinions of those
Republicans who favor such a union, rather than
any special views Of our own.
|. We are happy to say that so far as we have
observed, no influential Republican proposes an
abandonment of the cardinal objects for which that
party was organized Occasional insinustions to
this effect have, in our judgment no substantial
basis.
ii. Nor is change in the name OF the party
deemed eSpedient. Before assuming too high
ground on this point, however If may be well TO
ASK WIS. is that name In three or four of the
New England States the usual party designation is
American Republican" In New-Jersey and In.
diana, An,i-Lecompton" seems to be the general
ccsnOmep. In Pennsy lysns, our friends win vic.
tories under the flag of the Peoples Party" In
most of the other States the term Republican
has been adhered to- aid this is our national desig
nsiion. We see no need OF change.
III. A. 10 our organization, it could hardly be
framed Oh more liberal basis. At the Philadelphia
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THE ARyIlsTGCE.

Those who expect peace To result from the ar
uis,ce ju,t concluded between France aud Aus
,ria are, we think likely to bs mistaken. Aasttia
ia not yet sufficiently beaten to w'Ihdra" from
Italy; ske has lost two great battles aud some
80 600 men; bu, her army is still strong enough to
defend the existence of an empire; and the tr4dl'
,opal obstiuacy Of Der ruling house is all Inherited
By lis present representative On the other hand
Louis Napo, on has not yet accomplished the pur-
pose for which he stirred up the war. He set ont
TO expel the Austrans and il will never Answer for
bin ts stop th his work half dous. We know very
well hat the English journals are loud in clarifying
tbt moderation they expect him to exhibit IN march
ing back his victorious leglOns and Leaving Austria
the boundary Of the Mioco; butthat would suit En-
gland better than France or Italy He is evidently
gerry glad to exhibit spectacle Of moderation to Il
djsirustfu world: but he means to derive az much
benefit from il as be has done from provoking the
Aus,riaps to begin the war-perhsp' more. It's
very -brewd aud very lucky scamp.
The arnistice must put some German calcula-
tons rather out of Joint. There is Prussia, with
her 100000 men under arms, bali OF them mer-
chants bankers farmers, artisans fathers OF faIni-
lies men en- ga ged in affairs, and anxious 10 be hons
again about their business In war, OF course, all
these considerations disappear; but with no war,
and all the delay and uncertainty now before the
martial burghers Of Prussia, We fear some puohc
discomfort must arise. Public discomfort is also
likely 70 make It's appearance IN Austria. Long
since We had authentic Information that the inhab'
itapts of Vierna were as unffi,ndg to the Govern
ment as before the explosion of l0iS; and just
now we have seen that the authorities do not dare
to withdraw the garrison and trust the order 81
the city to it's municipal defenders. Even in the
Tyrcl, too We are told there is discomfort; Bohe-
mia is in semi-eleryescence; Hungary and the
Slavic Provinces are agitsted. Domestic dan-
gers are thus not wanting in Austria, aud
they cannot be diminished during tho arms
tice but must rather increase. Francis Jo-
seph may be upset by revolution after all
On tie whole, then, this armlstlcels a new piece
of smartness on the part of Napoleon Ill month
Of busy diplomacy and enormous intrigues VIII pass
AWAY amid still buster and more enormous military
prepsrations. Recnforcements on the largest pos
sible scale Will be brought up by both parties; the
Bonsparte will outwit the Hapsburg in the game
of negotiation now as be did before aud when he
il ready the war will begin again. That We may
rely on.
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HORRORS IN PROSPECT.

The recent slaughter on the Michigan Southern
Railroad 'sppears 10 have been caused by fault Of
construction. To save money, the culvert wac made
too small 10 discharge the volume of water collected
in the gorge above the embankment Old settlers
in the vicinity who bad witnessed the sudden rising
Of the waters on former occasions, warned the
parties in.erested-thOse who were making the
culyert and those who managed the road-that the
former was too small. But the warning WAS dis
regnded the very event which the old settlers
predicted took place aud hundred confding pas.
seDgers were in one momen. mashed up into Jelly
Now suppose tbs. instead Of the warning having
been given TO the managers, II had been given 70
tie public at large, would they have needed the
warning and avoided tee road Let Us take case
in point.
In February last, the new road from Han
nibal on the Mississippi 10 81. Joseph on the
Missouri was opened for trsyel The usual parade
and flourish was msde-speeches, dinners and COM
plimerts to the managers. But WHIST are the facts
in relation 10 this road In June of last year,
three gentlemen composing the Board Of Public
Works visited the road at the Governors request,
for tie purpose Of examining its construction and
of ascerisiniDg whether any portion embracing s.
many as twenty consecutive miles was completed
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POLITICAL.

The Democratic papers, of the Admnis'ransa
stsmp, se busy in showing ths' the letter "i ''ee-
Case 10 M Le Cierc IT. which the Secretary informed
him that # he returned 20 France he would 90 At bis
own ri,k Of demand upon him for military service.
uesrs u.t the same thu dispatch TO the Minister at
Prussia taking the ground thai nsturaired citizens
ARE entitled 70 the same pro ecion as natives except
for military service due before their emigraaou. L: IS
rather uphill work and takes CREST msny words bH
+, J. nothing T. some coutrao cons ths' they have hal
10 reco,c Gle When Popular Sovereign! means
forcing constitution upon peoPe who never adopted
II pro,econ 10 rauia!. .ed citizen Jay mean deivS-
ing them up to the demands of their org nal G)'~-
melt.
Postmaster ard Custo n House officers, attention
The Boston Pos, warus the Democracy Of the Si,ss
10 be wide a,ake snd select delegates - the Sssse
CONVENTION q, Worcester who will truly repre'ess
their opiuous. or else forever after hold their peace
about wire-puIug and packed conventions.
M j. Severance of Henderson has been urged in
some Of the Minnesota Republican journals foo tas
Republican termination for Lieutenant Governor sI
that State. He WAS formerly a resiensot Chico'ee,
Mas,., a lawyer and Democrat The R-pubhcsa
Sts,e Convention for Minnesota met At 81. Paul %
Wednesday the Goth.
The Wisconsin Democracy elect their delegates
t. the National Convention at Charleston at State
Convention, on the 24th of August.
Three If the members of Congress el ,cei 10 the
next House of Representatives have died viz: Hon.
Thomas l.. HAMS, in the With DRtuot Of l'iises:
Hon. Cyrus Spnck, in the NlNth District fOaio; and
Hon. William o. Gocie, IN lNth District OF |rglsiA
Messrs Goode snd Harris we're representative in tas
a,tCougross.