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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-08
SheriT's Sale.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

UNAGkN AL NOT1CEs
&ass Of lowa Lee Osrly iu District Court. May
Tssn, iB66.
NGALcOLM A. LINDsLEY, RI Roger LcffIs Mary r.
WI walsh. nov Yofs, Margarst J. wslDh, nov Yore
John Yore, ". A. Tore, John 3. Thomson James Z
Brace Anteiae 0arcia. --- Garcia, his wife the
UNKNOWN hsrs u Antoine Garcia and wiis There il
nov on AZ b ~ ocs Of the Csrk o he District Court
Of Lee O6unsy lows at pt Madison, he position Of
Malcola 4 InSelsg, clsimiig a Roger Lofts tudE.
oth IA - aeaisst ii M dsisadlns N sesclo-
surs a. s1engs ezecuted 81 sasd lof = uixtS at
mont tots sad in Block S. in the cJ Of Kspkak
Iowa, eeG1fasaid amount Tho pstttie9 alleges Eat
the - pss1erty Va: drawn in the IsSgyent q D~t
Ansaies 0elA and wife hall, IN share No thai Car
cia ssd M had previously conveyed their ntsssf TO
asd walah hut they and their unknown heirs are mes
dsG1ao1neo - - suk 81 80 sn9eossa i6tesDG 7hs
heirs unknown. aad he psetsa ssssse - ss4ars
msu osthe 1svis,an = 70 usknown perttss The 9th
ms dezsnd6nt& except Redges LOttts and 1aiass =
DrssA are nDasssde.ta ord pssseaal sayioes - -
cgeinsl n0tce cAahdk ID has then = ~ 0lhAs =
Iowa uAisn Jon appear sa4 a4guss - pslltion =.
fore Koon q me ~ day Of ths My tss. Ill q ~
Court commencing on the q Monday &f4AYsS 4uae-
ment win be rendered By 6saGdN s
& 4 a sg.4-.sr-A ss* Il Plaintiff Attorneys.
Let the ssove sotfss ~ publlshed fbf II wesks e
least once .ess) In the Daily Gate 81: gs9sstia
Judge Of the LIT JsAistai Dtsl.tss, Issa
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GEO. +. HICcry.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07

Tonight ali the town will go to Growers on the
occasion of Manager HISS benefit. The bill Of
performance sets forth attractions sufficient to draw
forth not only the habitues Of the theatre maSs
but even the recluses who attend but seldom on the
drama. Mr.. J. W. WALLACE will give his wonder
full and unequalled personation of Pagin in DICK
EMS drama of "Oliyer Twist" and Mr.. Hess is tC
appear in the delightful domestic piece Of "Tims
Tries All" In addition TO these acting pieces, We
are to have some brilliant dancing by Mr. and Mrs,
GEORGE T. SHELDON, and a display of classic gym.
psstics by Professor ABSER S. BRADr, illustrating
the utility and poetry Of physical training. Those
who secure places for this performance at the close
Of the theatrical season will be happy indeed.
Tomorrow night the Holman opera troupe begin
their enchantments
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CONGRESSIONAL.
bAfUhDAfl hfhIL q foou'
The Senate was not In session. n.


HOUSE OF REPREeENTATIvEs
The Speaker announced that, By order Of the
House, no business world be In order to-day except
general debate, swhen the House 10 In Committee
Of the Whole on the state Of ths Union.
Mr.. Bundy, Of Ohio, said that II had been bis
purpose to have addressed the House to-day, but a.
be felt too unwell 10 do So he would ask leave TO
have his remarks printed In the proceedings Of the
House. No objection being made, leave was
granted.
Mr.. Phelps, Of Maryland, delivered an elaborate
and mastery yindlcation Of the Presidents policy
He declared that the radical plan was enough TO
goad the most loyal State In the Union into rebel
lion, and urged the immediate admission Of Ten
nessee as 4 matter Of justice.
Mr.. Ingersol, Of Illinois, said that he had hoped
when Lee surrendered 10 Grant and Johnston 70
Sherman, that we had hoard the last Of " Southern
chivalry," and that We had the last Of North
ern syeophancy and Aunkoyism. Butin this, alas!
he had been mistaken.
Mr.. Randall, Of Pennsylvania replied briefly 70
Mr.. lis attack upon the President, oontendng that
the latter had proved unfathful to the prin'
ciples Of the Baltimore platform on which he wa'
elected.
Mr.. Lawrence replied to Mr.. r. In good.hu
mored speech and also obtained leave To print some
remarks which he had prepared for delivery on the
subject Of the duty on imported wool.
Tho remainder of the session was occupied By Q
desultory discussion on the subject Of reconstruc.
tion, carried on chiefly by Messrs. Rogers, Of New
Jersey, and Wilson, OF Iowa.
And thon, at O'Clock, p. m, the House ad-
iourned
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THE DEPARTMENTS


Saturday issued the following circular
TnnAsunr DlpAhrnREf,l
0yytor on fsrrnrAL Rsvsrun,
WAshfrefor, May ., see.,
Three questions have arisen under the Internal
revenue laws respecting the tar upon sales Of
stocks, exchange, bullion, coined money, bank
notss and other securities vis
lst Are brokers liable TO tar upon their sales
Of their own stocks Ac, o. well AZ upon the sales
Of those belonging 10 othersf
"a. Are bankers "dolng q general business as
suchn and selling thsir opn stocks, 10, liable 10
pay the duties imposed By the ssth section upon
"brokefs and bankers doing business as brokers :
In addition W thoss imposed upon them a. banhersf
Sd. Are bankers who sell not only stocks belong.
ing to themselves, but also those belonging 70
others, 70 be regarded ~ "bankers doing businsss
as brokers' and therefore liable TO tar upon their
saiesl
sidersd by the Supreme Court Of the United States
and 1t has been decided BY them:
1st That brokers arc liable to tax upon their
sales Of fhs oton stocks exchange bullion coined
money, bank notes, promissory notes and other Sc
curities, as we'll as upon those belonging to others
I'd. That bankers "doing general business as
such, making returns and paying duties and taxes
imposed by law Upon their capital and deposits, !"
who negotiate and sell government securities for
themselves and not for others or for commission"
are not liable TO tar upon such sales.
The third question has not been directly adjudi-
Gated by the court, a. II has not been directly
brought before II.
Il has been the rule Of the Office, however, that
when banker Is engaged In selling not only his
own stocks, DC but also stocks, &c, "tor others
or for a commission, " he IL q banker doing bust
moss as q broker" and Is liable To a tax upon all
his sales, sales Of his own stocks, bonds, Govern
ment securities, DO included. This seems clearly
sustained by the reasoning Of the court and Its
cent decisions and will be regarded as the require
ment Of the Law.
Assessors and their assistants, and collectors and
their deputies are hereby instructed to proceed ut
once TO the assessment and collection Of such taxes
as have accrued upon the sales Of brokers, or Of
bankers doing business as brokers, and which still
remain unassessed or due and unpaid.
A Rnfttaa Comms aioner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07

CHARLES w. SLACK, when in this city, had
an interview with Charles Sumner. Upon return.
ing home to Boston, Slack wrote the following for
his Commonwealth:
"a prominent Senator remarked that twas not
prudent for any one Of his branch to leave Wash
ingtOn, for few days even, his vote and his voice
being needed possibly at any hour in opposition to
Executive assumption"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07

AT Newmarket (England) the great two
thousand guinea stakes were won by Mr.. r. M
sutton's Lord Lyon, by stockwell, easily, by about
a length. The value Of the stakes was $4,000
The one thousand guinea stake was won by BAroI
ROthSchild'S HiPpia, by Tom King, by head only
Value Of the stakes, $l9,2bO.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07
Questionable Conduct Of the Fenians IN
Maine.

Questionable Conduct OF the Fsnians In
Maine.
A Portland (Me.) paper asserts that the Fenians,
on their return from EastpOrt, behaved very badly
on the boat Their tickets entitled them to cabin
passage but the boat being very crowded they were
obliged to take stserags passage, and the difference
In price was refunded TO them.
When night oamo they appropriated the greater
part Of the cabin to their own use in spite Of the
circumstances Of the officers Of the boat. At Port
land the most Of the Fenians went on shore, and
after waiting q reasonable time, the boat started
out. The Fenians on board compelled her to re-
turn.
Marshal Clark appeared on the scene Of action
and word was given out that the steamer would not
proceed until later In the day, and they betook
themselves to the Boston train delaying It 20
minutes. But few Of them purchased tickets, and
the remainder crowded on board with 4 manifest
determination 10 70, ticket or no ticket.
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CAN'T BE BEAT.

We defy the chief of liars to beat the fol
lowing tissue in the same number Of words
Fortunately for the substantial interests Of the
people, and for the cause Of good government, the
congressional plan Of reconstruction Is opposed by
every rebel and Copperhead leader, and favored,
sDth0Et a single influential sresptiOH by the earn
eat men who, from the beginning Of the war, repre-.
scented tho wishes and responded to the demands Of
the people. n-ForneY D. D.
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RssIesED.-Ths following officers have rendered
their designations, 10 take effect on the LIST Of May
Capt. John @. Palfry, brevet colonel, corps of en-
gnees, and First Lieut.. Alex. Johnston, 18th U. s
infantry.
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ss-wondsrfui but Trusi-Madame Rem.

As-wonderful but True ms dame REM
NoToS, the world renowned Astrologist and somnAm-
bulistIe Cairyoyant, while In oAirvoyant state, de-
hneates the very features Of the person you to
marry, and by the aid Of instrument Of intense
power, known the Psychomorope guarantees to pro-
duce perfect and lfeke picture Of the future hus
band wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage,
occupation, leading traits OF character &C. This Is
imposition, as testimonials without number can assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition, color Of eyes
and hair, and enclosing my cents and stamped
lope addressed to yourself you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired information.
Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDR REMINGTON,
o. Box 297, West Troy, N. Y. ool6-dwly
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Tue General Conference Of the M. h.
Church South, at New Orleans, has elected -four
new Bishops, viz. nightman, Of Georgia. Mo.
ohsyne, Of louisiana DVgse.t, Of Virginia. and
Marvin NJ Missouri.
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o"eo Ssaes oo", New ohes"s'
We noticed In saturdays edition that THE PRES
IDESr had sustained in Louisiana the laws Of the
United States as represepted and expound.d by the
Ir-,,.. CO.. 60, ..,,.s - - -: n,
ou'''' ','e' Sou'' P'.s'u'u o'e' W 'u,s' DO'
RELt, and mad directed General CANDY, the com
mander Of the department. 10 obey the mandates Of
the Court and not in future to interfere in its pro-
...d;Dr Jnd1. Drpv,, b.a olo..d NJ. con,, "a
.,NsS -,sS,s s. 50
martial law alone reigned In new oriean'-a CITY
where since May, 1852, all has been order, peace
and allegiance to the United States. Whilst con.
,,.,,,.,inu ,ho o,,i,.D. ~ Io,i.,.n. an M, a.
80 ~ =, - S' " W 'a,'
umPn OF enn rBhu ana IA" as represented oy the
reeonstruction policy Of The President, we quote
below a synopsis of Judge DuEELL's address from
m. hs,.h on m, occasion r.fs,r.d n 7, i,oo,i.1
- - - o-..e1 -. W. 'P''N
from No" otieans paper "n'on says
"As this subject 10 one OF great interest, we will
here our readers with almost the exact words
Of Judge Durell:
when l inst took my seat upon this bench, the
country was enguled In the cloud Of civil war, and
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07

OFFICE or CosrTRoLLER or THE CURRENCY, d.
VISION OF Issues, MAr Q, lso6.-Issuss made dur
ing the week amounted to $1,o76,61o Total tC
that date, $27l, 262, 1856.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07

tsrsnsAL REyEsuE REcErPrs.- The receipts
from the internal revenue for the week ending Bat
urdsy last, were AZ follows: Monday, 81, 2e9s2s so
Tuesday, ss27, 0ss. 7Oj Wednesday, Sl,sll, 9SS.19j
Thursday, $2,25o, sS2.7li Friday, sl,asS,sl2.9li
Saturday, $765. O627O. Total, 50, 800, b76.0l.
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SPECIAL NOTICfsS.

co Fair for tho benent Of the Protestant
ORPHAN AsTLun "A fair will be held THIS (MoNDAY)
AFTERNOON AND EVENING at the residence Of the
Misses MUNsoN, No u9 Ninth street, between and
H. under the auspices Of number Of young ladies' who
will be In Attendauoe from to II D. m to-day for the
above charitable Institution. Give them CALL and
help the fatherless. II
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MUSTERED oUr Captain william N. Dunn, a..
,istant adjutant general to Major General J. A.
RavIins, chief Of staff to Lieut.. Gen. Grant, was
honOrably mustered out of his STAFF rank on May
g. and has been granted six months leave Of alb.
sence.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07

FRAcfIosAL CURHESCr.-AmOuut Of fractional
currency issued during the week ending Saturday,
May 8, instant, Is $247, $50. Tho amount shipped
was s42S, 6zs.62. Disbursements and transfers
amounted to s4s, 75s, 500 ~.
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sS Treasury Department, April ~, $780,
Notice Is hereby given that tho Treasurer Of the United
States the Assistant Treasurers at New York. Phiadei
phia, and Boston, aud the United States DepOsaes at
Baltimore and Cincinnati have bOen directed to diseou
nuo from this date the receipt OF deposits account Of
TEMPORARY LOAN, except those intended for Clear.
Ing house purposes. H. McoULLoCH,
May5-6t Secretary OF the Treasury.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07

..' :.
o'kh miinon ooiiars OF goid was snPpeo
TO Europe from New YORK last Saturday
JENNIE WREN discusses the "half she'll
oonne's' no" worn, upon our outside to-day
The Richmond Who saws at seems 10
us there Is smell Of sulphur in the air."
The CHOLERA has almost entirely disap-
peared from MoNabs Island. near HalifaI,
CHoLERA.po is :" coming in by the way of
the canal and tho old Centre Market
Ty,nnvrs s-vvvvs Who won,s % mako n
Poland Of N, South, feel. very warmly toward
Russia.
,,svvv,vn nonod Rh;nshard, has
been arrested at Kingston, N. Y, for numbering
sig illeeitimate pfant, Of which he was the father
Eo.xvx,s las, editorial IN headed " One
~, mi. -. -. H., a.. ,,h,.,, =, NJ,
thought, and his name i, Forpey Boston Post.
-, .,
MAREIhkk, inc hrePressipie, ID goinB touy
The experiment Of a sumner opera 'sason In New
' p','''p "
ihk oahaoiah farl,ainen. mas Deeh sum
moned to meet on the s'h OF June Inc session
VIII prooao'y % short one
Form more robbers of Adams EXPRESS
Company, including one railroad brakeman, were
arrested Saturday and held to trial.
PRENTICE saws of Louisville publisher:
OF our p.ipbbor Fax ever face, the music, We
P'V 'n' music
"FAIsE cALyEsr are becoming 80 common
in New York that poor people, fearing tn. cholera,
refuse TO eat veal!
o,d ,o,or IN HE oo,,,-odo ,bo o,ho-
A.. ,y, -. u. .u T.,
-o.,a ,,,r .,o,.,, \. IA All -,
c. 80, W . io -, 20.
~ '"oa''' a"u "'"' ''n'' "ou'es' "sf' "u'"eu iaS'
inu''a"y "sn'
Gov. PErRPoISr, Of Virginia, has appointed
Hon. Alexander Rives judge Of the Court Of APP
peals, to ill the vacancy oocasoned by the death Of
Judge thompson
A LoNo ISLAND COW has produced four
calves at BIRTH enc deserves premium'-bo'-
10" ro"
hoP' '"'' "''' "O' '"''''
WOMEN who have become bald by frequent
burning Of the hair IN the process OF ermPns' are
introducing inc fashion Oh wearing TOP AnOps'"
Eugene leads'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07

Last evening Mr.. JAMES Z. MURDOCH gave scrip
turAl readings to delighted audience at Growers
Theatre. Tho proceeds were for the benefit Of the
relief fund Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union.
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MATTER WORTH THINKING ABOUT.
THE FORMATION on "A JOHNSON PARTY"
Forney Favored such an 0rganiza-
lion Last September.
He Denominaisd II as "IIopeful Sign Of the
Times" and as "SymptOm Of Per.
.. manent Political HEALTH"

ne Characterized the ssymour-Copperhsad
Party OF New York as n "Reapeotabis
Rival" for the Union Party.
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ADMISSION OF TENNESSEE
sPITEFUL LEGISLATION.

The Chicago Journal, by far the ablest and
most reliable Republican paper in the North
west, contains an able article in its issue Of
May 3, in favor Of admitting loyal represent
atives Of the southern States to seats in Con-
gress. II appears elsewhere in our paper to-
day. In the same number Of the Journal
we find the following sensible remarks on the
same subject, but having special bearing
upon Tennessee:
what good, honest or patriotic reason is
there for excluding the loyal and true Sens-
tors and Representatives elect from Tennes-
see-rddicdl dbolitionists, as they are-from
the seats to which loyal and faithful Union
voters elected theml 1t will not be o sufii-
cient answer for Messrs. Thaddeus Stevens,
Charles Sumner, and their friends, to say that
the loyalists Of Tennessee are excluded
merely TO spite and worry and anger Andrew
johnson. That would be trifling and con-
temptible. The good sense, justice, and
honor Of the Republican party Of the coun-
try would repudiate such wicked folly on the
part Of its leaders. And veto be candid,
as we should be-can any man in Congress,
or any politician out Of Congress, honestly
give any other reason, beside this Of spiting
President, for keeping the loyal Tennesseeans
in suspensei
We fully and painfully agree with the
Springfield Republican that such a short
sighted policy as this on the part of our
leaders in Congress threatens ruin to the
Republican party" and unless wiser, more
righteous, and more statesmanlike counsels
prevail in that quarter ere long, the great
Union party Of the country, which now has
the advantage all in its own hands, and might
have for years to come, will be recklessly
and foolishly sacrificed upon the rock Of per-
sonal ambition and passion, by few men
who possess more Of bile than OF brains.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

" DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
RIOHhOSD, Va, May O. 1896,
Sealed proposals will be received this ONCE until
the 10th Instant at ~ M for furnishing the United
CLASS Ill, 900 CORDS MERcHANTABLE HARD
WOOD.
CLASS 2-2O, 900 bushels OATS, in sacks
400 tons prime TIMOTHY HAY, baled.
CLASS SO tons clean RYE or WHEAT STRAW,
baled.
CLASS L-sTATIoNERY, in such quantities as may
DO required, including LETTER, FooLsCAP, FOLIO
POST, NOTE, BLorTING, and ENVELOPE PAPER,
ENVELOPES, various siIes,) MEMORANDUM, O. 4, and
esquire BLANK BOOKS, INK, (AruOld's Fluid,) and
INK POWDER, wAFERs SEALING WAX, oUILLs,
STEEL PENS, LEAD PENCILS, OFFICE TAPE,
ERAsRRs, and PAPER.FoLDKRs, all to be Of good
quality.
Proposals will be made for each class separately and
must designate the Arees In each class proposed TO DO
furnished.
The wood hay, aud straw will be subject to inspsc-
in Glass must accompany the proposals
All supplies TO be delivered to the United States Quar-
termasters at Richmond and Fort Monroe they may
paid for on delivery or a. soon thereafter funds may
be received.
The United States the right to reject any or all
proposals which may be deemed Incompatible with the
interests Of the Government
WILLIAM L. JAMES,
Breyet BrgAdier General aud Chief O. NJ,
myT-td Department Of Virginia.
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81 Treasury Department, April ~, 1906
Notice Is hereby given that the 18th day Of May,
1889 the interest upon all certificates Of deposit
count Of temporary loan ohsr than those issued for
Clearing house purpO.ss) then outstanding and unpaid
will be reduced to the uniform rate Of FIVE PER CENT
per from that date, aud all persons then holding
such certificates which higher rate Of interest Is
specified requested to present the to the on
GERS By whom issued, that other certificates may be
issued therefor. II. MCCULLOUGH,
May5-ot Secretary Of the Treasury.
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mi AYOR'S OFFICE,
M CRY HALL, May o, 1866.
posals will DO received by the undersigned, at the
Mayors once, until l2 o'clock, m, Oh MONDAY, the
i4th instant for the purpose Of constructing
along Potomac river between Seventh street west and
Ninth street west under an act Of the City Councils
approved by the Mayor May 3d. 1865.
Bidders will state the price per cubic perch.
Specifications be seen Al the once Of the City Sur
yeyOT or at the oes OF tho Commissioners Of Improve
ments, west wing CITY Hail. on and after this day,
The right is reserved to reject any all bids should
II be deemed to the interest VI the Corporation.
None but practical stonemAsons need bid
No part OF the appropriation will be paid until the
work IL approved by the Commissioner and both the
| Assistant commissioners, JAMES H. BIRCH,
| Commissioner Of the seventh Ward.
RICHARD wIMSATT,
HENRY JOHNSON,
myT.d Assistant Commissioner
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Recommendations desiring the SER
vices Of a CoPYIsT or AMANURNsIs, can be acoOmmo-
dated by lady who writes neat and plain hand, by
applying at No 1875 Sixth street west, between and
streets north ap2S-u
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OUrsIDE.-Some excellent reading-matter
will be found in our outside columns to-day.
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as-The Queen OF the Toiiet-sawyer's Bar
BER's soAP.-Ths best compound known for shaving
and the toilet No one who wishes to preserve and
beautify their complexion should be without IT, FoI
sale Wholesale aud retail, by KIDwRLL soS, PharmA
eeutists, Pennsylvania avenue, next Of Four
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....n,o,,,u,,.o N CLUB.

THE NATIONAL UNA - = -
The allowing d the list o. o%Se,s INV
platform of ls.,inciples Of the Unc n NA''''HN
CLuB Of Washing ton d. U; ,,s.
omo,r. of en-. r.. .,onsi Union o.
PREsIDnNT. In.
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL, OF "iSc0nA
VICE PRxsrDErrs.
Hon DANIEL s. NORTON, Of Minnesota.
Hon A, j. KUYKENDALL, OF Illinois.
Hon. VIM. II. JOHNSTON, ofPennsyivaniA
sHoRErARY. .l" H
sAM'L D. LAUFFER, OF Pennsyivania
coRREsPoEDtE0 sHcEErAn
J. D. FERGUSON, Of Tennessee .....
TRnAsuRHR.
O. r. RITTENHoUSE, president National tank
Of Commerce, and Of the Arm Of Ritienhouse'
Fowler d Coz NF aH..#
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, Of Kentucky.
Hon, THOMAS N. STILwELL, Of Indiana.
Hon. W. A. BURLEIGH, Of Daootah.