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DENTISTRY.
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GOVERNMENT SAILS.
DANIEL H. BURDETT,
AUoTIoEEER
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT VESSELS
AT AUCTION.
BURDETT, JONES 6 90,
WILL SELL
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1868,

BY order of the Navy Department, the following
named vessels:-
STEAM TUG "MARIGOLD"
Length, SO feetj BREADTH 10 feet; depth, 8 feet
inches; one vertical engine; diameter cylinder 30
inches; stroke of piston, 26 Inohesj ono fue and
return tubular boiler
STEAM rug "LABURSUM."
Length 100 feet; breadth, 2l feet inches; depth,
. teeti diameter OF cylinder, 81 inches; stroke,
~ inches; one boiler, Two turnaces fiue and return
tubes.
TkRMS-TwentY per cent. on the day Of sale, the
balance within six days, when the vessels must be
removed tyom the yard.
814t G. II. BELL, Commandant.
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Henry Clay.

Mr.. Clay, with all his terrible power o. denun-
ciaton, was in ordinary debate pleasant and
playful. When dealing with an ordinary adver-
sary he often reminded me of the lines in Mil
tons description OF Eden before the tall:-
, 1866-11-14

last stroke intensified the gloom wich he'd
ecttlcd onto The Government, and ez turned
my tcar-bcdcwed eye, saw tho great drops
ctursin down the checks nv every one pres.
cot. Mr., Seward retired without sayln. any
thing about ninety days, ind one By one they
it wiz solemn time. There wuz other
let;ers yet to be read, but no one he'd the
heart 10 opcn 'y1n. madc a move tt, that
dircckshun, but Androo prevented me.
ssI'M sick,' murmurcI he in q husky voice,
which showed that his hart wuk pcercea,
"lelp ue to bed" l sow the grrat man
bury his iutcllccEooal head beneath the
snowy kivlin w his oncasy couch, all but thu
nose, which i'll him Is the Thermometer nv
The sole, and which accordingly e1owed, not
with The yoosooA1 brilliant hue, but With a
dull, dead and ghast1y bloc. Noticln the
conru]sivc hcavins Nv the ktvers, which be-
traycd the aEitasheu nv the breast beneath,
Whispered in his car ez / handed him his
uitc drink nv rye whisky favored with bour-
hon, that he he'd one hold, ez Delaware he'd
sustafncd him, A flush nv satisfaction
passed over lis nose, but it subsidcd in an
Instant s'Troo," gssped he, Its ourn nov,
but before the next election couple Ut them
Massachusetts, ablishnfsts will buy the GUS
sid Statc, and re.pcoplc It to soot EN- and
he gave conyutaive gasp and sank into a
| troubled slurpber.
| II WIZ q tetchiu occasion:
PETROLEUM V. NAsBF, ?. NJ,
{wich Ia Postn1astcr.)
, 1866-11-14

the reader l,y its absurdity. Some yclrs ago
he went to Edinburgh 10 cci. T0 y pl ;,cr,
and there be was always in hut w1:er
through lis ckp essiu.s III contempt Il 1ny
out at powerful autaso:,i,ts M tue ground
OF nm error of syllable in i Latia
quotaGuu, Or The Anspu>i.i.,n OF
y. word ip an extract. When tho
j1F Mall Gazette WAS started, h.: cam. 10
town to devote his talcn.A t.. tha new I,at,-r.
and sdmc uf tho tluyeftxt bits Ut wsilia. in
That 1nurna. have hrcn his. 4 yelr us wv, of
u uidhhipHan's lif:, constituted i,nu i lu7.
"E autl,'rity in nasai a;iaiss, and ~. tho
strength Of that suincwh4L iin:lcI cype:i
cncc, that cfass Of bccls hls i,;:cn th Ut .hL
In journalism, his special preserve IL. is 4
clcrcr. eood-tcInpcecd man, and lifa 4t,,:.-a-
tianN lave not been fatal tn his ftlcal-hips
Literature will. no tloIb., sill le caurlcd
by him, and the new srcucs vii suggest
compositions whirh will src the light In
either the Quarterly Lerie,p or state1!er
farm If their oNn.
flour Government gave lEtc.ary men in
/ prrsana ronsu!rbIll> nuw and thrn. tbs cnnn-
t1y, IN tsme respects. would BE- the Eai.cr.
A. present t}ie faculty Of observation, and
tln art Of rtcostini- what Is sreu, appear to
| act ss disqualification. Every year rcporis
IN thr trade Ut The respective countries,
! written by the consu:s, arr issued, and bali
Of them arc done in d slovtoly, imperIect
| way dcnuting thr wanl Of quick eye, as
| we'll as Uf 4 rcHdV IGn,
, 1866-11-14
The New York Central Railroad anu
the Express Companies.

lFfun Ge Rochester Democrat. November III
A scheme is brewing with rrsasd to the
management oi the New York Central Rail-
rnad. which is likely, unless frustrated. to
involve that corporation In greater trouble
than 1t ercr encountered before, aud We think
It our duty to warn Stockholders Of the prob
able consequences. The new project Ia set
on foot for the purpose Of deprsTinG the
Merchants Union Express Coui pany Of the
ptiyisegc Of rnnniug cars oyer the ROAD. aud
eonaning the right 10 the American Express
Company. To this end parties who are IN
terested in tho latter arc seeking the c!ec-
tion Of VIM. q. Fargo. Of 8usi4io. 10 sne
Presidency Of tho Central Railroad Comp3us'
chased 10 large uumb3rs, and that cvsa one
per cent Is offered for them In sn?Pors ~ H. H.
Fafru'e preteusio1s- That EeaIlcnau = sae
master spirit Of the American - psess e9m-
pauy, and there can b. no a2uu '. ttA- sao
sce we hayc mentioned to obtain monopoly
81 x.1nahie as tic ore upon waich its gre.dy
eres are liked. The ranacity which has al
ways characterized tiie maaafsmsnt OF the
Tint If this advantage becomes secure In the
hands the American Company, the bust
ness interests fthe country will Ia ma1c to
sutIer seriously. Since. the Merchants'
Union Company has been IN operation /: his
tariff Of rates, varying from forty to twenty
per cent less than the charges which pre-
sioasly prevailed, aud the new company Is
u;aking money rapidly at that. OF course
the old companies hare been compelled to
reduce thesf rates coFEcspondin=.y, and tha
public hare been gaiuers By the competition.
People will not quietly return to the exorbi-
taut charges which formerly
prevailed, and If the Central
Railroad Company becomes party
to resumption OF the express monopoly. q
storm will be raised which will not ba easily
nI1A aI 81 $t7s% =
intelligently directed, aud petsls,ently ma.a-
tanned, will In the end accomplish almost
any desired result; and If tbs proposed
scheme goes into effect, VIC predict that Cen.
tral Ratlroad stock will speedily be on the
decline. Combinations will be formed, uu-
der the influence Of which legislative Inter.
yention will be so powerfully Invoked that
1t cannot he withheld. II Is clearly against
the interests Of stockholders In the road to
lnaueusate contest Of that Kind especially
be driven to the wall. a word to the wise
Is sufficient.
, 1866-11-14

Ills drty. and shonld be pleasure, 70. al
TIC people 10 bow down before and rec,.n.E. fha
pfcecnes Of God, 10 pratte Elm, and merkfy to
return thaaks from g.atetal hearts to tbs benica
Providence that al~ass safeh.s ovt7, protec.a and
lcede us. We cannot cnumeyale His bic s~inss,
for they arc without number. VIC eanuat nader
stand Ills ways. for they arc past dadisy o1t We
know that God Is good; that the Garth il full Of
The goodness Of the Lnrd. Then lei ns honos and
rrafte hin, in hu .tlhy, acknowledging our alus
before Elm, and with thankful hears 1mplo,e q
continuation Of lhe 1aoy blessings shosn 10 us
Is people, aud especially tna: tho nation ard
STATE taye been b1ck=cd with pcsce, ,prazpci,y and
heaf@h, and with The c11n~st desire that these
blessings may still be souchsxfed to Us, LET us
continue to Imp!orr thr Divine favor.
Nov therefore, l do hereby recommend thai
T1UkspXf, THE eOTu DAT or NoyENnEn, ue 81:
arsn snd nhtefrrd ~ dag of thanksgiving aud
p.=SeE 10 Almighty God.
IL TtsrfAoNY WHEREOF. ! have hrrTrnto act
[. my RAM, aild caused The seal Of the S:Afc
[ OF ltlinoia 10 bc affixed. Il Springfield.
) -. Illinois, this laIh daJ OF Noscms-:. and
T. Tho yrzr Of onr Lord oac thousand eight
hrndte4 a-d s1xty-tt1.
H,cnAMD j. UGtEADy. Gote:uot.
SHARON TrnDALr. Secretary Gf Stats-
, 1866-11-14

The regular ecnfweel!v nActs1c e: -. Io1r:
nf rottce, Fire and Health Con.n:;-=!rf,t;'. "s.
held at thrlr rooms yesterday dHef:noa- 4isacns
IT. B. Brown, Pscsr3:a!: fo:sn!.-nH7t- t7ut
and Ellsworth. ara the hea1s Of lhe 10 .cr AMI
Fire Dcpaytmcr:s. The fsster, Chlef AaI.A1l t.
Eas b.: 1r5 5 a;sh M AZ e. 70 %, I tnss
strte, sorpc liz weeks tinee. lie is row -:o~ls
Pecoycrjnct ihcuch his hands are s,:ll II r1ses.
ffn1e befo:e be Obtains their fun nse. TIE mig
MES Of the Last meefsnK we-c read l1l .p7:o'ed.
cuArGks. nkslGEA11oas AND ArFo1S7nE.S.
f.c engine - Economy" were examined, aH.. not
bct7. eubst1ntsated, were dismissed
The res'enas1or nj Pniieem.a George ste!!!ag
Gom the aeEEic: 1or Clsordes!r eonauet.
Charles seanks Va appointed ~a:ehozn On the
The resignation of officer p c, Feea.v was ac-
eepted 70 -Eable lin to Tceeire higher a2Pont-
ne9e.l tie Eoard compismeriiu@ his eeo4 coz
dsss & &asttng b, xao,s n15n. tsr;a Of I ss5ast
The in:e.ti;asion Of The charge of pnbic,a:~t
ases s: The aaSnT aa M So Is s s,s
gesons, was Puspcnded ratll after The actla:
seous 70 te taken b The Gf.1d Jury. nm,
~, :; 5ssezed LoG, ~ poI's
tesstd to the number rsy. i ne Of du;y Uniform.
DC, OF the police OF ChirAno- The c'c:S WAS t.
stsuctd 10 furnish lhc desired Information.
FoL1cEYES AYFpIHTED.
crowd Of .onae ,o:.s- s-ayc applicants fur y,es::
positions in The police force presented taen1se
md were examined. The President stated ;tls
thoee who were appointed ~ould d1t: their Ears.
IN the morning papers. and that the others wu-:h
gndszstsrd ss2: t1sts services we's =; pss,sas
tn he died. inieiIlccncc, bodily endurance, hai1
iis of lie and other questions ~onid BE- consider,
il Judging u qna:ltesueas addl;ona! ls ote::
nnW sercpiea could a7pIr again II they wished
he following qamed a:g % wsse a2pe:2+sd:
HaoSer H. Ma,ma.5 IL ssa
Eisa.ser Jas. H. Class, VIZ Kenny, H.n:y
smith, Fred sIusrott.' Anon Teton. Da7td C5ap-
Wicbaei o ronucE. Andrew j. refnal, 4. {. T1;.
hfii. John HcF1dde1. :,
On motion the Board adjourned #
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This shows net loss Of one membcr. But
Of those elected In 1884, ten (Noeli, No.;
Latham mud Whaley, w. Va; Raymond, ".
r.; Smith, Rousseau and Randall. Ky; Phelps,
Nd; Stillwell. 1nd.) acted on the most im-
portAnt questions with tbs President aud the
democrats, against tEc majority Of. Congress,
and on some questions knykendaIl or1ihnois
and Davis Of New York votel against
their party. On tho other hand, Brooks and
Voorhees, lost their seats on contests, on the
grounds Of being elected by fraudulent
votes. Deducting the Conservatives and
adding Tic successful contestants, the House
stood 12o Radical Republicans against IS
Cnpperhcads md Conservatives. In tic
new Congress, no Conservatives have l,ccn
elected on the Republican side. The wlluie
1s9 nrc straig',t Radicals.
From this statement It will be neen that In
tho reconstruction Issue Which Ia now befare
tho country, we have thus far actually
gained nine members. We may losa one or
two members In the election Tor members Of
Congress to be held in 1867, In Tennessee,
but in case Colorado and Nebraska should be
admitted, this loss would be balanced by the
members elect from these two States. It
may, therefore, be regarded as certain that
the NLth Congress will be stronger than the
NNNlXth by at least nfne votes. Our ma.
jor1iy will exceed threc-iourtLs on all test
CuLbtiGut.
, 1866-11-14
MYSTERIOUS ASSASSINATION,
A Prominent Kcnfuck1an Killed By an
Unknown Assassin.

From the Louisville Journal, Soy. l0.l
Another dark crime must be added to the
long catalogue which oue State Is SO n pilly
filling up. On last Tuesday morning Or.
teemed citizen. formerly Of this, but more
recently Of Edmonson County, Kentucky,
Was brutany murdered Just outside his yard
gate by an assassin, concealed In the under
brush near his residence. On Wednesday
evening his remains tcuched Munforlville, On
knox's Creek Church, in Hart County. Our
correspondent lea7ns from the Doclor's son,
Capt. Il. D. Beker. the following particulars
Of this traelcal affair.
On the mosniugof his death, the Doctor,
~ company with his two sons, H. D. and ].
stepped outside the gard gate 10 look at
some oxen which tha ductor was cndeavor-
ing to sell to one Of the company. While
thus engaghd, cheetfully talking Of the
business mentioned, aad .uspec.in5 no dau-
Eer nigh, suddenly the report Q: q gun was
heard. The doctor rer1cd and fell, pierced
BY tho fatal bullet, and, without uttc.in.
word, expired In less than four minutes. The
Gall entered just above the right uipp1e,
lanEiug downward, passing entirely thr0ngh
the body, struck a plank fence beyond, par
tially buried itself and reboundcd.
At first It was thought tha. the Doctor
vas accidentally shot by some Of the party
standing by1 but on examination 1t WAS
found that there was not tirc.asm iu the
party. After the first dreadful shock, fur
ther examination Was msde nud the bullet
was found, and from Its range 1t was known
that the murderer was above his victim, as
the Doctors louse is at the foot Of i con-
siderable hill, On, repairing to the
top Of this the patching Of the bail
xas found, The position Of the. mur-
dercr was disce ycred near stump in the
thick brush, and his track WIS found. And
the manner in which the fell deed was
accomplished was easily understood.
From The nature Of the ground, and amid the
great excitement consequent upon 80 sudden
and terrible a tragedy, the villain easily
effected his escape. Certain parties are sus-
pected, and, perhaps, some arrests have
been Majc, but the names Of parties s7spect-
ed, and the grounds Of suspicion, arc with
held for the present from motives Of pru-
dence-
This horrible deed has c1st deep gloom
over onr whole cpmmunily. The D ,ctnr
was long md we'll knoxn anau, us as q
kind, socIable gentleman, aud his genial slcc
was ever welcome in our m!lSt. From Ills
habits and disposition no one .uld believe
that he would be She Tictin Of j dastardly
ass1se!n. lie 1eaves deeply distressed fatni-
~ aud large circle Ut friends to mourn his
uptlmcly fate. We trust that the rutaan
mns be speedily brought to jastice-
When are such crimes to cease In Ken
trcky Will the bloody carnival never come
to m cnde Is there no way to stay tbs fatal
bullet and tue murdernus knife or are VIZ,
as people, siukin. Into barbatism again !?
, 1866-11-14
From CAIRO.

The National Cemetery at a1ouud CITY
tutro Dtruocras-uoW Ii Eeeas after stc
Election, &c.
tspeetal Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
CA1uo, November H.
'7he corstrues,ou al the National Cemetery at
Mound City, Illinois, IL TO ba superintrnded b.
Co1ouel E. P. Sehtuek, OF this p1see. The tots2
nrnbcr Of bodies Of Urlon dead supposed to ha
fas fetascsment II 1.s&7. u follows: radReah.
henttcky, 5CO; Caledonia ard America, Illinois,
ls3; between Mound lit. aid America. Iuinoi' :,
81; in EcntneEy. opposite Moaad City. Is Cairo,
l!liaoi.: s95i Fen Ia'l Krntask{: o2poss,e
Mls+ourt, 1D0; seven miles up the Mississippi
Liver, oI Illinois shorr, 100,
1Ec psnotr6., the brr1d-snd-buttet organ Of
this city, Witch Is now on tho ttooi OF repentance
for It's mary heluous sins Committed da1i-. the
late campaign, Il last eoneedea the defeat of A.
1cn% and would e1rsrta rcgrtts At the result czy-
inc ovct split milk would do any good. 1t sa.a:
WE tave tnet The enemy and VIC arr tacisz- st.
Tanl ssys. wht m The Lord loreth he cnas.eu1h
II .his be tEre The Democracy Of the eo5n,:y.
srt' dsa.cons evcr.~bcsr except In Card, INNS: be
in high fa,os With l1os! lcnee. Tais q e.naaa OF
ennfurl The rsult Of the laie c.ccs on4 gives
Aliro+l absolutc power '1>'r" Republicans and
, 1866-11-14
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.


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49,. 'tae'u DsAAue'ue "ou" o4's NV
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, 1866-11-14
cause on1y ono person is permitted 10 sell

cause on'y enc person is permitted to sell
meat.
Sir Moses received a ccputation from sa-
fed, and was pleased to learn that sixty
families there are anxious to engage
IN agr culture. In reference to
the Jews Of safcd, he inycstl-
rated report pnblishcd In
sod Words, by Rev. Dr.. Macleod, on the
pretended authority Of the Austrian Consul,
% tho effect that Spanish Jewcss had brcn
;ut 10 death for crime IN which one OF
lsahbis who Tried and condemned her was
himself notor'uusly implicated. Tic fact Of
The matter, MS stated by Sir Moses, WAS. that
It divorced woman, having married tho sec.
onu time, was found 10 be guilty ofimmo-
,ali,y one Sabbath day, and was reported
by her 1andlady tu the heads OF the congrc-
sa,ion at the Synagogue. Hercupon a NUM-
Der Of persons severely cha,tiseI her,
in accordance with custom OF dealing will,
immoral persons, rot uncommon in the East
The second husband obtancd DIVORCE, aud
The woman said to have been put to death,
issti1l living In the house of her father at
damascus. The Rabbi was ia ~ way imoli-
cn1cd. II Is added, that "no Jcwisl, authosl-
~ in The Holy Lund, nor in any part Of the
world. has ever passed sentence Of death
hinrc t1e close Of the great Sauhearim IL
Jcrma'rtn.'
The report speaks Of the generally im.
proved c'ndittnn and appearance Of
te c;ly, caused ~ The paving of
st'cria, c'c., and gives m nccoun: of sev-
esal benevolent ln>t.uinnb that arr dnin, a
| nub]e work. It was th,usi't s,:nc OF thu
Jews desired TO cmirratc; but II wns fanud
AH.-.
, 1866-11-14
Chicago 11tnasteris1 Entou


Tic drst fall meeting Of the Chicago Mtn:-rs:ifs
Union Was held on Monday noznlns, III the :,a=s
ofhe Young Mems Christian Association RsA
s.. Smith In the chair, aud Eev. T. J. H.a:ay,
Secretary.
On motion Of Rev. r. r. Paterson, II w.s yo',d
that portion Of each meeting OF The Mi:::.te:i.i
Chion hereafter be Ievn1ess to hearing -r:'a!t+
1tom the several churches Of the CITY, ard :,s :el-
loving gentlemen Werr appointed to c..Gc ~.
upcztf At the next meeting:
New School t.eshy1esiaa-Rcv. R. e. 7lt'N
eon; Aethcdi4t Episeopal-Eev. c. Il. F.S.sf
CougregaiioAa!--Ker: ). r Gu!lives; f :,.raet
T7eebylerlaa-ReT. Robert PATTERSON. Ia..e1
P1e,bJt Jtel.n,-Iey: G. Y: J.sk.sa: D=::a r., T..
School Pres sbytt.1an-Rev N. W. EaIshs.
Res. " kssktne mo.ed , that an essa: = IT, 7
Epion on The subscci Of "C1ly Eyar cr,'-.:i1a,"
1Eo motion prevailed, ard NJ Es.si''' ~as
appointed 10 prepare and rad tht csssy y: 91ss-
Gcn.
A committee Of three Was a2pcirtet ~ H,&e
arrangements for ministerial fc-u,.or ': s:eIv.l
to lake place within q short tine.
The ShatfE.an appointed as such 22nnss.eo~
Dr.: Tiffany: DR.. Pails.eon and lev. Mr. M.t.at
in December,
, 1866-11-14
STATE DENTAL .AssOctarIOS..t !
..-.. - =:
Sfm&~AnnuaI Meeting F.rnl n l.
Proceedings. NY

Et'.
The third semtannua1 meeting O: ta, -
Dental ASSOCIATION, commenced ,e.:":I,y nm,
Ing in The lecture room OF ttr FIJI, N,:,au
.nuIea' o. tae corner oi e'1.S asa "''A.o-A
stte Tue nessing Was called TO o:'e: ~
=. ~ VT. r. o. tuaney, rsesacnl .. KS :lsnf
iistentd 70 the ardEess Or oE. VI. :. '.*r. & tA,
cnso, Who spoke 81 the improscn'ea;- y "
srs}e,, srlGas st!s, aaa espee1ansx ~ T. ,hs -
the dental ptolesslo1. and thos7h young !; SAINT
~ @ EaoauI ~ ~ IaosG .taa Gae Sot.s1
te;seogn aEs.: ;I xas Profession aa9Ga 81 ;s
MNlsa lo sung !a!e. onI saoaA nc pasesA y
Ma.a - e1aai II pse9 n Tl;n ne aasanelnS % :.
LiI =! tI .u4s u1sasA St4..11;o VI .un-
noa..a epoan Ge '9sa dpon M mnd ~ ssofse 16e
sesHe ~ PsueuL 1oe nina aiso haast " "E-i
Ea n me meesanlea = ~: y null s. ''3las 2
rs 0'c ses "aa1 - r,u"ptep " tne eaGsa'e1 49,
h1t III tnc IN MIs' ais1 "
ee1encc W.,.,S - Re Rei'esao. ~ : M'1ea. rs VA
, 1866-11-14

- The 1lltrois &aats Z.iuag speak1u. Of
tho negro suffrage article OF III: Chicago
Times, says:
"Th1s attc,urt 10 rcseuc the Dc:a ,r:at,c ra,:y
from Entn comes too !Aie. Ihc niesns which the
1tsTf* p'cpcecs n'e et n: T.. tava.tcn.
does not propose nntys x1l .ul1 e, hat IuatidEd
suffrage tor ;r fEcet.mrn. In other words It do
el1Ft war 1:Ainki The dtmoc-a1.c docir1ne Of nn[
ytrtal snL:aEc md ~ill have /. dcpe,.d u2oa N
tclltcenca OF property qualification"
The Zt;tang holds that going ieS half the
trrth will never tare sinking pa.ty.
, 1866-11-14
FROM ST. PAUL,
ArrcAx Of Robbers and Thtcves.

ArrcAx Of Robbers and Thtcves.
Especial Despatch to The chleaco Tribune
ST. FAu1- Mum November H. :
Tho police hare srzcstcd two circus men and
painter On the charge of being connected viii The
ailk robbery Of Nichols Hogan last week. In
Investigating this matter. thry have uneasthed
quite gang Of tbtrves, and have thrcc Ct four
more prdcr ayrcst fur other rohbcrles. This eec-
uon oi country u oyesnowtng win thloscs aud
u1derkf8.
, 1866-11-14

Thomas vs.. vscserp, Rex.r.. ~
1asloy, imp:csdtd, Se ea: =, r4;,; :.
ne, = ssP a. q A. Ma5,:s il;esd con,aa1 Aa
Ssme ss Met:ernaa. Affirmed G
1se.saue W: Tie People. atlsmsa r., T,
SieMan IS, Dasfow. !tfs, ,nrn ''eo' !.
insssa, .san Fl iii tiial,ne,, ta,e aan1; Reversed.
yoi1 -. ia III. iSesn'Ss e. :, Il ghss:sE. hs Affirmed.
M Msl.o .orth r.. Derby Il al. Tr: i:sTr;.,s /,
f1m. d. saF1ast Hack. =.
Wicker -. nasis. AnIrmct
Willie etal. rs. Wvayc.. Krx,.ct h
Wiley ss Sutherland. Relersrs
Winfield ttosn) - Hcaata {: Il .n.lS
Watson y. Woo1yc, Ion. AtEmsdA dAsassaesA
WILDLY ct ii. ss, Wehstr, T.aa. Tmsa. Il
Walker II. 1tocers. Reversed 's's !
Mink!er vs. Meiktcr ct u. Affirmed !.
Mnn MlnEIs: y; Mink!er 6 al fe7csea. =
Etl!huue " Blackstone :, a. ,.v... /
1undt Ss. Hartirnft. Reversed, sSso' !