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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

CARPET BAeGERs.-Not single member
of the Minnesota Legislature was born II
that State, says the Baltimore American
and yet " the Minnesota people find no fault
se.with their legislation, and the interests Of
&C the State are not likely to suffer at their
" hands," ~" .........,. g.
1t is not strange that Minnesota, which
is not itself twenty years old, has no native
born legislators. But tell US how many
carpet-baggers there are in the Massachu-
sets Legislature, or in that of any of the
old States. What is but natural and pro-
per in the case of Minnesota would be a
wrong and outrage in the case Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

The framing PRIvILEGE.-On Wednes-
day the following bill was passed by the
House of Representatives:
!" Be 1t enacted, de-, That it shall not be
lawful for any officer Of the Government,
member of Congress, or other person emit
tied by law to the franking privilege, to ex-
ercise said privilege otherwise than by his
or her written autograph signature upon
the matter franked; and all letters or other
mail matter not thus franked by the writ
ten signature Of a person entitled by law to
exercise said privilege shall be charged
with the rates Of postage which are now, or
may be hereafter, established by law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

UsDERwooD's JEsuITRY.-The Norfolk
Tirgtnian sets, down UNDERWOOD as favor
ing the new movement. We are surprised
that the Virgtniun should have allowed
itself to be deceived BY UNDERwooD. So
far from fsvoring the neW movement,
nearly his whole letter wss devoted to show
ing that it would be better for Congress to
leave the matter to be disposed of by UN-
pERwooD and his friends in the new State
Legislature. To our mind, it is clear that
UNDERWOOD is as bitterly opposed to the
new movement SO the Norfolk Virg'niun, OF
the State Journal, or the Petersburg Ear
press, or Governor WELLS, or sold Rye"
or the Lynchburg Ne,ns, or MADDOX, OF
PORTER, or LEWIS LINDSEY, or "any other
man, .a. vat as#r '"'
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sTANToN.-Every good man ought to re-
ioice that STANTON is not to be in General
GRANTS Cabinet. The part he took in en-
deavoripg to have General GRANT super
seeded in the command of the army of the
West is said to have recently come to the
latter's knowledge. Whether for this or
for any other reason, SrANToN's exclusion
from the Cabinet will be the oocazion of no
regret upon the part Of anybody who de-
sires to ace this country restored to con-
dition of peace and prosperity.
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A NEW RAILRoAD.-A meeting in Hardy
county, West Virginia, resolved in favor OF
O railroad from some point on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad up the south branch
of the Potomac to its head and source, in
the county of Highland, thence down Jack
sons river, one of the main tributaries of
the James, to point on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad at or near Covington, or
at the White Sulphur Springs. This would
give both Baltimore and Richmond an OPP
portunity to draw the trade from that rich
region.
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Mr.. BRADLEr.-The Supreme Court of
the Diatrirt of Columbia seems to have q
contempt for the Supreme Court of the
United States. 1t has Indignantly refused
to restore Mr.. BRADLEY to it's bar. Whether
it will obey the mandasn,ts which will soon
be brought to bear upon it, is doubtful and
if it refuses, impeachment is the only
remedy, we believe. The judges presume
that the Radicals in Congress will justify
their expulsion of rebel sympathizer from
the bar. We shall see.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

SOUTHERN BRrcKLAYERs', UsIoNs.--Mr.
q. r. Gaul, President of the National Union
Of Bricklayers, in view Of the painful con-
Iiition of the bricklsyers Of che southern
States in consequence Of the war, has ap-
pointed John W. Reynolds, of this city, as
his deputy, to visit those States to organize
unior,s in them Mr.. Reynolds has been
instructed not to injure the negro element,
but to use his endeayors, to organize unions
among the colered workmen as branches of
other unions, through which, all commune
cation, correspondence, aud representation,
will be had Washington Republican.
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The Central Executive Committee

49, s4 y - Z
We did not intend TO cay, as we did on
- Wednesday last, tina. we were authorizedtc
declare that majority of the msmbers of
the Central Executive Committee faver the
!, new movement. We merelymesns to bay
z and Intended 10 nee that word--a We feel
/, authorized to state," SO. We have excel
lent reasons for our belief. JoHN R. hILBf
! Of Nansemond, GEORGE W.aBoLLING Of
! Petersburg, JOIN L. MARTE, Ja.. Of Frede-
ricksburg. ROBERT WHITEHEAD Of Nelson,
--lsrBsRT G.. PsNDLEToN Of Giles, and SoHS
! C. SHIELDS, II. K. ELLYsoS, and JAMES r.
!. BRANcH, Of Richmond, members Of the
Central Committee, we're all present In the
!" conference at the Exchange Hotel in this
city, and oil except Mr.. KILBY approved Of
the resolutions there adopted--seven to one.
Colonel BALDWIN of Augusta and Hon.
g-FATErrE McMuLLIS Of smyth are now IN
Washington engaged in furtkering The OBJ
.:jects Of that conferenee--showingt that more
than one-fourth Of the members have pub
aliciy approved Of the new movement. II
half as many have expressedpublicly their
opposition to it, the fact has escaped our
: attention. &' g.. r.a ~
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.

POSTAL AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.-At Lees
burg, Va.,' James Reamer is designated as
mail messenger at Sl45 per annum. AT
Edinburg, Va, William Henry Evans, for
six times week service, at $50 per annum
Office at Deep Bottom, Henrico county
Va, is discontinued. Papers now to Curtis
wharf. saase. q
appointments. Anthony F. Young, post
master at Brookneal, Campbell county.
Va, vice 7. F. Galloway, deceased I; Rufus
8. Jones, postm aster at Newport News,
Warwick county, Va, uice c. Il. Phelps,
resigned B. c. Baxter, postmaster at Max
Meadows, Wytbe county, Va, vice R. g.
Harrison, failed to bond. .t" rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

The ESSEX Observation-Disclosures, Essex,
and Roanoke counties understand the ma
ture and the Importance of the new move
ment. We are confident that almost every
good Conservative in Virginia will ere long
reach the sensible conclusion at which the
people of those counties have already ar
rived,
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T QUESTION FOR GEoLoe IsTs.-We learn
that one day last week, whilst engaged in
digging well upon portion of the Lamar
farm, fewmiles east of this city, the work
men found Embedded in the earth, thirty
feet below the surface, several pine saplings
perfectly sound. How and when did they
get there p Cunberla land (ld.) AHeghanian.
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,saat State, HIS created so.much opposition
to CuNaAcK's election asto have rendered
1t possible that Mr. HsNpaIcKs will be re-
elected to the position which he now adorns.
So the telegraph informs Us; yet We shall
not believe the news to be true until we
shall have read the announcement Of Mr..
HENDa1css's reelection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

CHANGE OF RoUTE.-The Hamburg Anne
rican Packet Company's line of steamers,
which hitherto touched at Southampton to
and for this port and Hamburg, have
changed their route, and now stop at Havre
instead of Southampton. The Hammonia,
which arrived here last night, inaugurated
the new arrangement by leaving Hamburg
on the 9Th and Havse on the 9th.-Ne,r
York Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

TEAL OF MIS-. Tw1TcHELL.-Paatsas!;;
phia, january 20.-The trial of Mrs.
Twitchell, charged with the murder Of ner
mother. was commenced to-day. The jury
was completed at the afternoon session, and
after the opening by counsel for the prose-
cution. the examination Of witnesses was
nrooseded with ! SO far the evidence is Q
repetition of that. addncsd- on the trial Of
Z -. Luubnpd
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ensrnrY FxcoHrsrrp. High ;. Hast
inas: ESQ, a leading Republican Of New
York .aays So
In conclusion, Mr.. Greeley may con-
+;nne to proclaim Il am holier than thou
de may puttsr and swagger, rave and
swear, and spit through his teeth liar snd
,syillaih:,i He may go on humbugging the
unsophisticated that he is an honest man
and political saint, but he will never be
able 10 make the writer Of this article be-
lieve he is anything else than O. first class
fraud and hypocrite." ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

WHAT THE GERMANS THINK. There exists
also fourth party--the remnant of our
Conservatives-those who would see the
State entirely ruined rather than yield suf-
frage to the negro. This is the party which
forgets nothing and learns nothing. 1t is
the party which sits despondingly and
grudgingly in q corner biting it's finger
ends. Now, as for us Germans, the negro
is only temporal and incidental question,
and office-seeking is not in our line; the
reviviscence of our State is to US the most
momentous question. Let us wait quietly
as compact whole and allow the parties to
unravel themselves; and let US only assist
men in achieving positions where character
and ability promises guarantees for our
own welfare and the welfare of the State
Richmond Anzeioer.
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A NEw ALLIANCE Petersburg E %sf
press says: a.Tf the carpet-baggsrs' scaiat
"wsgs, and negroes unite and vote against
Sc IL the probability is strong that, those
"sthousands 1.-THE white opponents Of the
anew movement added, the organic law
:. will be defeated" ?. fS.t. -
/ Surely, then, that will be cause for thank
sfulness and gratitude to the nine" 3H-
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The Dispatch is right this fellow, who
signs himself Charles King, D. D., and
who undertakes to advise Congress, is a
carpet-bagger of the meanest kind-one
who travels in the garb of religion. He is
the chap we had occasion to overhaul some
months ago for interfering with. the good
Methodists of the county, and who became
truly indignant at US for clubbing him
member of General Schofeld's Conference,
because he tried to get the military to back
him up, but did not. He is slab-sided
seyen-footer, with the countenance OF can
nibal, red-headed carpet-bagger - ValIes
Vir1inidn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

DR.. Burrows's visit to Lexington was a
success in every sense Of the word. His
" Reading" at the Institute Tuesday night
was well attended, and seemed to give the
highest satisfaction to the audience. de
was greeted Wednesday night with one of
the best audiences we ever saw at pay
lecture in Lexington, comprising the very
elite of the community. He handled his
theme" Comparative Psychology, or Man
and the Lower Animal with great skill,
and frequently brought down the house by
his apt illustrations, happy hits, or elo
quent flights. He is certainly one of the
finest popular lecturers we have ever heard,
and as an elocutionist he has few superiors.
We are glad to hear that the committee
realized quite handsome sum for their
"building fund.-" and are sure that our
people are gratifed that they had the op-
portunity Of contributing to so worthy en-
object in so pleasant msnner.-Lerington
Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

In New Hampshire on Wednesday the
Democratic State Convention nominated
John Bedetl for Governor. Resolutions
were passed declaring adhesion to the Con-
stitution and in favor of the taxation Of
bonds. -..E zra.-' r@ s.s
Congress has begun to prepare for the
next census (of 1870. ---------------. .---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

SENATOR HENDRIcKs.-The correspond
ence which we published the other day
between MIR. CuaBAcK, the Radical nominee
for United States senator from Indiana, and
Governor BAKER, the Radical Governor Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

emo LoAFING." Mayor Humbird, OF
Cumberland, Md, has issued proslama-
ton giving notice that hereafter there must
be ";no loafng or gathering on the cor
ners Of the streets of that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

NTILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
lXl CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTs for the pur-
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACJ URED
TOBACCos. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignmente. Refer TO A. +. Harvey,
President of National Bank of Virginia James
Thomas, Jr., ESQ.,, Richmond, Va; Messrs. h.
Messenger q Co., New York Messrs. johnson Il
Thompson. Boston, Mass. iva
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22
ROARDING AND LODGHNG.

DOARDING.-Having taken the house
ID No. s27 Broad street. near the corner OF
Ninth, I would be pleased to accomm date
BOARDERS. The table furnished with the best
the market can aft lrd.
Terms Board, 81 per week; board with lodg-
ing, S45e.
Ia a2-2tk MRS 81. N. COGHILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

WASHINGTON, January 20.-The friends
of the "new movement" are less sanguine
of success, the opposition to their plan on
the part Of Radicals from Virginia being
very strong. To-day Governor Wells ap-
peared before the Reconstruction Commit
tee, and argued in opposition to the plans
of the Virginia committee. He was replied
to by Mr.. Bald win.-Alerdndria Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

EBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-Tbis
splendid HAIR DYE.is the best In the world The
only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable, In
Simultaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects Of bad dyes inVigo-
rates and leaves the hair son and beautiful b!aeE
or oro,on. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig FACTORY
No. 10 Bond street, New York. sc a-eodts.hfe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

A correspondent writes us that the house
of J. Randolph Tucker, Esq, in Middle
burg, Loudoun county, was on Monday last
in danger from fire. Only dress and
carpet and rug were injured, as timely eff
forts prevented further damage.
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mi ARRHED,

On the goth instant by The Lev 3. G. Spiller
MIR. 4. L. NuCkuJ-S, of Goochland, 10 his
MATTE G. EN- uLlSH, of Richm pad, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

A Jewish Rabbi from Jerusalem, dressed
in. the costume worn by his Order in Pales-
tine, was in this city this morning. He
was the guest of the Rabbi in this city, and
was the observed of all observers as ne
walked along the streets.--l!erandria Ga
zette, 10th.
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.OLLEGE INFIRMARY,

college INFIRMARY,
CORNER MARSHALL End COLLEGE
n STREETS. RICHMOND, VA.
ell cases reqasfing medical or surgical aid ad-
mitted EXCEPT the insane and those laboring under
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably In advance), Including board
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards. per week, 90:
Private rooms per week, $40 TO $50.
4 email additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations. lsaa
charity cases from the city are received on per-
inits from members OF the committee OF the lily
Council for the relief of the poor, and seamen on
permits from The custom hs use.
Far further information or admission. apply at
the intirmHryto ISAIAH Fl. white, VI. d.,
IA is-am Medical Superintendent.
gYNORREY'S SEWING MACHINE OIL,
T. BROTHER JONATHAN FURNITURE
for sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
ja:s s25 Broad street.
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SEWING MACHINES.
, DMTNIsTRaTOR,s NOTICE -Hav;

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Hsving
IA qualified as administrator on the estate OF
SOPHIA .SHL0SS, deceased, parties who have
claims against the said estate viii please present
them 70 me without dslay. Mr. s.. Falk Is my
for only, to collect the debts due the said
estate. gE
Parties owing the said estate VIII please come
forward and m Ike nr0mpt payment, rs " is DC.
sircus TO have the aft trs of the said estate wound
- MOSES MILLHISER,
.iauot Administrator,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

s1BERT.-This great genius has, at last
accounts, invented machine for setting
type which promises to excel any other
brought forward. He has also process for
making common shesp-skin equal, if not
superior, to the best tanned calf valley
Vir0inidn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

The Judiciary Committee Of the Senate
held quite a protracted session this morn
ing, and debated the political status Of Vir-
GINA and the two opposing propositions
now pending before them. The minority OF
the committee urged that according to the
proposition contained in Bingham's bill for
the admission of Mississippi, Congress could
with great propriety require the objection
able provisions of the Underwood constitu-
ton to be stricken out before submitting
them to vote of the people Of Virginia.
In other words, Congress could provide for
the admission Of Virginia conditioned upon
the adoption of the constitution without the
Objectionable clauses. Two of the more
violent Radicals contended that the COM
mittee could not consistently favor the
Virginia programme in the face of their
conclusions with regard to Georgia,
but without coming to any conclusion
the committee adjourned until tomorrow
morning. The Virginia delegation still ex-
press confidence that some solution Of the
difficulty will be found before the adjourn
ment of Congress, and that their efforts in
this behalf will not prove unayailing.
Several members of the delegation, who
had gone home for few days, have return
ed, and the case is now being vigorously
prosecuted. The Hon. Fayette McMullen,
who is also here, but not q member Of
the delegation, reports having discussed
the Virginia programme with about sixty
members of Congress, and that of all this
number he had found only four positively
hostile to Congress requiring the constitu-
ton to be amended as desired by the Con-
servative delegation. Colonel Baldwin,
who is perhaps the most active member OF
the delegation, expresses himself as quite
hopeful of the result Washington letter.
Baltimore Gazette, 10th.
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LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.
corresnondence of the Richmond Dispatch,

Anniversary Celebration Of the GrahaH7' 9 80
ciety Grafton By Mr.. Garrett, OF 1eras-
Debate-Pleasdnt Occasion.
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T0AGALINE-said to be unequalled for
mending glass, china, stone, ivory for
sale ny j. bLAlh, UfuSglt
II ~ S26 Broad street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

ID D. JAMES & CO.,
He GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 1913 CARY STREET,
nav particular attention to the sale Of all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE, and make prompt re-
turns. L.
Liberal cash advances made on consignmelts In
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4 r HOME AGAIN.-Owing to the long
Ia delay in getting Ia our new store, we are de-
termined to sell our HEATING and COOKING
sTs,YES at cost. Also, q splendid lot OF Gan
LAMPS, and HOUSE-FURNISH-
- y I 80 MOTNTCAFTLE,
y Ia ~ $50 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

The Lexington Gazette has been much
enlarged and otherwise improved.
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GOVERNOR WELLS MAKES A SPEECH AGAINST
-,r.s.-s THE NEW MOVEMENT. ~

| arvge.-a THE NEW MOVEMENT. ~
The National TnteLigencer, 21st, says
-" Governor Wells, of Michigan, was be-
fore the House Reconstruction Committee
| Yesterday, asking for the State OF Virginia
IN he turned over to the tender mercies OF
the CARPET baggers under the Underwood
| constitution. He is the Governor of Virgil
MIA, go called, and the candidate of the car
| pet-baggers at the next election for the same
| Office. Remove the disfrauchisements, and
| his chances ore blue indeed. The ne"
movement which withdraws opposition to
negro suffrage, will secure full third OF
the black vote for any respectable opponent
| of this individual. Hence we do not Won
der that he is cross. uncomfortable, alarm
ed, and very busy denouncing the new
movement and its authors. Drowning
men catch at straws. The time has
gone by when the carpet-bagger had
the exclusive ear Of Congress, and Gov
ernor Wells now finds Il very differ
ent state Of things from that halcyon pc
Rod when he came up from Alexandria to
plead before Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens for Con-
gress to cut off twenty-five thousand Virgil
mans. entitled to register, from the ballot,
in order to carry the Underwood constitu-
ton and have himself made Governor.
Such propositions it would now take even
more than his assurance to make in COM
mittes room he would only venture to
whisper them on the sly to some equally
unworthy and interruptions specimen Of
the carpet-bsgger tribe. -
In such distress, and at his wits end,
the leading Republicans of the two Houses,
strongly inclined against disfranchisements
in the State constitutions, reluctant to al
low some thirty-seven separate State Lee
gislatures 10 be. dabbling in the pardon
business for national offences, what was
there for the played-out carpet-bagger to
say or do' Quite naturally he fell back
on the outrage dodge-not that he charged
wholesale slaughter of black innocents
in Virginia, for General schofeld was at
the War Department within an hours
summons, and General Stoneman was
able to be here in half o day from
Richmond, to stamp out the charming
political fiction, which never grows by
repetition STALE. But the books of rhetoric,
if we remember Alright, tell us that vague
ness and uncertainty add much to the ele-
ments Of horrible story, aud SO Governor
wells remarked solemnly that he, fortunate
man, would he able ito leave the State if Vir-
ginia were allowed to have free constitu-
ton; but as for the others well, speak
ing figuratively, we might say he trembled
like an aspen which we'll knew what was
in the breeze"
The New York herald., 1869-06-20
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE 20 lse9-TRIPLE SHEET

sehr Cynthia Jane Ball, from Bridgeport for New York.
dout. -
BOUND EAST.
Bark Union tBr), lie Blanc New York for Cow Bay
:, Brig Romans tBr) Card, from New York for Windsor
sshr Sarah Hoy cramer from Georgetown, DC, fol-
sehr G shuts Young, from South Amboy for New Ha
schr Charlie Willie, Thomas from Elsabehpor for Bos.
sehr Brave, Floss, from Elizabethport for Boston.
ham. ~
sehr Buckingham, Hartman from New York for Port
schr Commerce, Kemp from New York for Newport
schr Geo Page, ryan, from New York for Port
schr WIN Arthur Andrews from New Portland.
sehr Joseph Ha, Miller from New York for Portland
schr Onward, Arey, from New York for Boston.
ford. " " ~ '
land. -' 49, '' Wv
schr Storm Child Brooks New York for Greenpor
dence. ~ 80 NN'''
Schr Sarah Ann, -, from Rondout for Providence
schr Rachel Jane, Cook from Rondout for Providence
Scar Falc0ner, Wilson, from Rondout Providence.
sehr Chance sho Cq9@ngs, from Poughkeepse for Pro-
schr senator, stuith, from Poughksspse for Dishton
schr Tyler Kelly, from Newbura ipr Providence
Scer Cornea, Pratt, from Newburg for %E2yldence.
Schr Balloon, Clay, from Newburg for Bost0n. "ar
sSh Schr Ihos Hubbard =, from Newbhrg for Newport
schr Cameo, Dennison, from New6urg for Mystic.
sspI isaac Sherwood, Bacon, from Haversraw for New
London