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TRUST SALE.
Trustees sale.

ny virtue of a deed of Trust to me executed
= Dy Dominic Zweifel and George Waechter
! viii, on Saturday, the 22d day OF May, A. ID
1869, on the premises, at the eagle brewery,
Ia ely carried on by ZWelfel, bargan q Co.
proceed to sell at public sale, 10 me higneSt
bidder. for cash, the following deSerIbed real
properly, to-wit: The said Dominic IWelfei
andGeorge Waecbter's undivided two-thIrds
in a lot of land lying in the county Of Shelby,
State of Tenne- sLe, ana the city OF memphis
described 80 follows: Beginning At the east
side of an alley betWeeH Poplar anu Sass
streets, commencing at the South lire Of Geo.
Waeeht+I's lot and running South on said alley
thirty Two feet; tkence e~astwardly seventy
five ieet; thence southwercly again one hun
cred and twenty-siX feet. IN re or ess, TO the
bayou; thence eastwaIdly seventy-nVe Ieet;
thence D~orthWardly one hundr. q and II W
eight feet. more or less, with N1ehOlaS dupperLs
line thence westwa rdly one hundred and nfty
feet with Geo &c WaecGter's line 10 the begin
ming. il being the same lot of land sold to GeO
Waechter by j. I'm p. SChiockeT, 18th October,
by Sichola Huppert on the 9th day of April,
1893 Also The said Zwei'el IL Waechter's two
thirds In the barrels, casks. kettles, engines,
psashing machines, cOI beds, malt mill and
wagons em ployed in the brewery OF Zweifel,
Hargan q Go.
The undivided third part of GeoEge Waeehter
will be fret sold, and II that does not bring uf-
aeienJ to satisfy The said trust, then the undi-
Vided third of said Zweifel Will be sold.
The title to above described property is pre-
sumed to be COED, but 1 sell only az trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same tina and place l, the under
signed. assignee OF said Nominic Hweifel, bank
RUM. will proceed to sell the equity OF redemp.
ton OF said BomiBic Zweifei ia and to the
above described proper ty Terms c sh.
WV. Y CIRODE,
Memphis, April 20. 1869 [ap22l Assignee.
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FFEEk CHReO's Zee Cream aad Soda
water saloon.

QCkQ SECOND TREET-keeps 0 autly OF
ONtO hand the Dlst Ice Cream : nd Spds
Water. My saloon las lust been nA ed up ia
superb style, and l would resReotfui..F solicit
the patronage OF my old friends ana the public
generally, aplI
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Sweet and PalataDIe to the Taste.

IT'S q well known fact TO our physicians tina
Il Quin'ne must be taken in some form as
| sRti. oJB TO Chills, fever and the malaTtaI poi
sons OF our country and it VIII be grss tying
Do inVs lids t. know that this, the most bitter
81 al medicines can be prepared In The form
LILO UID OR 20 ID e r.
So as to LeprVe II entirely of its bitterness, and
render q, both sweet and pleasant To che taste,
even s 1n1antS and children.
ThJ valuable medicine can be found, ready
prsT tTed n an hours, at tie Drug Emporium
Is J. b. WATSON q Co.. Nc. 3IS Mana street.
70 Physicians we would say,
Our PreScrspai0 department.
Is thoroughly complete. Or assistants in at
tendsnc 20 sre graduate in pharmacy, thus ar
ford NJ = 20 arant5a o. sk Ii ard care in dis
pensiDg medicine aud ia prescribi ng the above
prep ration. Physicians will please write the
syn oDl =, Q. D.. tOr Qublii Dulcis) and number
OF grains, also whether in a powder or liquid
&c 6m.
CsKr Retail Department is Peplete with
everything peTtainingt to the trade. ies and
4 gentle men will ind q rare selection OF ge 1uine
/ Lubjn'E, Coudr9y's and other
EXTRACTS, Perfumes, POmades. Etc.
[ And all other toilet articles of recent immortal
tioa worthy their attention. 1t win afford us
pleasure TO wait on our acquaintances ana
others, as ia years past.
The wholesale trade supplied as usual.
WATSON, eMELSER & CO.,
apl4 3S Main Street
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r WILL sell my lands, situated three miles
east OF the city, between the Memphis and
Cha, lesion Railroad and the Poplar Street
Road, on any terms from cash Jna credit o
ten years, and in quantities ranging from three
fions Of II for city property, or for improve
mems 10 be constructed on other portions.
Nv residence, with from twentg-three 10 thirty
one acres OF land, Will be sold at a bargain for
cash or on the usual terms. Apply TO me on
the premises, or address me through the Pest
ONCE at Memphis. pu1r,1. ~yr
aplo - St%NHfANk'
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE DESoTo INSURANCE AND TRUST Co..,
MEMPHIS, pri Is, 1859.
VII Legislature of Tennessee hRvibg author
lied the President and Directors OF the De
Soto Insurance and Trust Company to discon
Time the business of Insurance and adopt the
Banking business whenever so decided by a
vote OF Inc stockholders therefore. the Board
OF Directors have ordered an election, to be
held at the Office Of this Company, No. ~ Mad
IsOn street, on
IWesoGy, Ist Day OF jane, 1869,
To test the sense of the stockholders on that
question. Each stOckhOlder is entitled TO vote
in person or by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
for each share.
WM. N. HARRINGTON, President.
J. q. LONS.ALE, Secretary. apl6
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE,.
sernpAls and louisville RaIlrOad Line

seRphis and louisville R3ilrOSd Line
DEPART. ARRTvE
Day Express, r. r. time. 500 An. 800 pm
City time. 4;95 am.
Night Express, *. Z. time. 400 pm. 800 am
City time. 3:sS pm.
Ticket ofdces Ne. 2s7% Main street and at De
ans bead ~ Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
rain, which goes through to Nashville, via
ashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
change.
SAM. z. JOEEs. GenIsupt
MlssisslDpI and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily-----S:l5 pm. 4l5 pm
New Orleans Express, daily $50 am. 6S am
Freight, daily except sun
y-----...--......-. 400 pm. 6s2 am
Time through TO New Orleans a hours. Bag
gage checked through. Ticket oriee 2S7H Main
street and al Depot. Omnlbuses will call Tor
passengers and check baggage in any part OF
the city, by leaving orders a. zS7% Main street.
febl4 AS. LVERMORE, 9enl Sup't.
zemphIs and Little Beck Railroad
TO MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Hopedeld daily at ~ I'm.
Coming East-Leave Mad son daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves loot OF Union street at Z Am
s. 3. BEAUMONT,
fez7 General superintendent.
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sTEAMBOATs.
FOR VICKSRURG.

Regular Memphis and Vicksburg Packet-FOr
Helena, NaPoleon and VIcks5urg.
--.-..s---- ----..Dd OOA way mdslSE
This elegant passenger steamer -SIGA
viii leave 4fs
SATURDAY, Gath inst, at 5 pm.
Freight received at the 81, Louis Wharfboat.
p8 FLEN CALV5 RT, Supt.
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ASSETS.

Els
Losses unadJusted and not DUE. S6S,682 90
Subscribed and sworn 70 by
ID. r. SATTERLEE, President.
WM. 5. 0OODELL, secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
t-OaPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January 1, ls69.
], g. ". Blackburn, Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, do hereby certify That the Home Insurance
Company, tT- ited at New haven, N the state
o. Connect . has produces 10 me satisfactory
evidence tn said Company has complied with
all the rEqt ements of the laws of the State
OF Tennessi 2 imposed on Insurance COmpa-
MES; aud 1 { rtbGr certify that H. T. T1mllD-
son, Agent ofs-id Company, has also com
Piled with the requirt ments of the laws OF the
State, made and provided in such cases:
wherefore, said Home Insurance Company
has authority to take RISKS and transact the
business OF insurance in this State, at Mem
phis, tennessee.
g. W. BLACKBURN,
Com PtrOller Of Tennessee.
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BUTTER.
THE
ECONOMY BUTTER CO

Ask the attentF&eof al Interested in the re-
auction OF the extrayagant cos OF Batter, 20
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF tie
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MEMPHIS 6 ARKANSAS RIVER
~ ~
Packet COMPANY
Tri-weekly u $. Mau Line.

THE FOLl WING ELEGANT PASSENGER
Il Boats Of uls LINE viii leave aenphis
hereafter THREETIME5A WEEK, as follows
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al
8 O'Clock pm,
THOMAS H. ALLEN. Reese Prftchard, Master
". A. CALDWELL.----..R. L. hsines, Master
Blaisdel, Master
LEM LEOTI.---........... W Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the Com
psny's new and hght-draugbt packets for Fort
smith and Fort Gil Close connections
made both ways.
AMERICAN....---...Jno W. Williams. Master
= BoWlin, Master
FORT IBSON ....-.-..john Woodburn, Master
FOhI Rowland, Master
Al OF the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly we'll adapted
70 II. Passengers and freight viii be put
through by the line 20 all points on the Ark8n-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
The Arkansas river from North or East Of Mem
pals, should have their goods consigned 20
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
panys al Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned 10 Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, NapO-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Comps-
nys omce. JkO. ID. ADAMS, President.
A. KENDIG, Agent,
1ab 81 Front street.. Mosby Block.
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COTTON

Receipts were per NJ. q c. R. r. 81
bales NJ. & I. R. r II; NJ. d o. r. r.
= ID & L. R. r. r. -; Steamers 49 ;
wagons 20; total l47. Exports were per
NJ. d G. r R. 800; NJ. & 7. r. r. ZAP;
n. q o. r. r -; Steamers 734 total
1QQa
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JOHN REED

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. g. Jensr-
L son street, entrance in alley. special at
tenti0n given to Stair Work. HOUSE ND We
andRhs "a mad rssdy fnx entpptnf lAoy1
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Eemphs and 81. Francis River Tuesday
Packed.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wittsburg.
The new and elegant Sidewheel Passenger
Packet.
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WednesdaY, the 2Sth Dag Of Aprn Next,

The folio wins real estate situated in the eoun-
tv of Crittenden, Stale OF Arkansas 1t being
the west "A OF the west = OF section two IN
township SIX, north range nine east also, the
section thirty-dve, In township sevsn, north
range 0 east, containing in sll two hundred
ana two acres, more or less the said sale will
be mace as Aforesaid, pursuant 10 the terms
and sipulations OF a certain deed OF trust eX
ecuted by Peter Andrew and Easter SAILOR, ex-
ecuted October 20, 1856, to the undersigned in
Trust. TO secure to James + Barton q certain
debt therein mentioned, and to satisfy said
Trust. Sale between the hours OIL am. and
40 clock pm. The title is good, but L will only
sell and convey as Trustee.
mh2S JOHN p. IRRELEVANT Trustee.
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j. L. sTARR, Notary Public.
COMPTRoLLER,s OgFTCE.l

and correct copy of the original nov on die in
my office. q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,O
C"OMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. January l., 1863.
l, q. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the New York
Life Insurance Company. located in New York,
has produced to me satisfactory evidence that
sid company has complied with all the re-
quirements OF the laws of the State Of Tennes-
see Imposed on Insurance Ompanies; and 1
further certify that 10 O'DELL and ]. X. P.
PBIrCHARD, Agents of said Company, have
also complied with the requirements OF the
laws OF the State made Il q provided in such
cases Wherefore, said New York Life Insu-
rance Company has authority to take risks
and transact the business OF insurance in this
state, at Memphis, Tenn.
L.S.] q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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M T. NJ z HIS
STEAM DYEIAG & CLEANING
ESTABLISRMENT.

IS in full operation for the Spring Season
i Ladies and gentlemen wiz ind Il to their
advantage 10 have their wardrObesr oval at
this pace. Especial Attentions given TO L3tces,
Grape zNd Wooden 5hawls Grenadines, Sum
dyed aud renovated. The gentlemen have con-
VIuced themselves that my ode of clearing
puts an end to the old destI uetive mode of
securing, and leaves the material unlnjured,
or as good a. new.
&c Kid Gloves only cleaned by me. apis
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trustees Safe.

rHE undersigned, Trustee, win sell in front
OF Register, Trezsvsnt & Co. 8 auction room,
IL being the northeast corner of jefferson and
Main streets, in the city or Memphis, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on
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Managers of the Branch Office
at Memphis. Tenn, Ne. 10 Mad
ism Street.
d. O'DELL,
ap4 J. x Y. ~P[kTCHARD,
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The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
The greatest amount allowed By the rules Of
the Company to be insured in any one c.ty,
town or village,
The greGtesJ amount allowed to be insured IN
any one block,
Nc arbitrary rule On these points. This
Company is governed by q prudent regard FOR
the construction, occupancy and exposure Of
rfaHu1
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STATE or TENNESSEE,
C-oMPFROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January i, 1881
1, g. W.. Blackburn, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the inter-
national Insurance Company, located at the
city OF New YORK, in tie State Of New York,
has produced TO me satisfactory evidence
that said company have complied with al the
requirements Of he laws Of The State of Ten
ne-ses imposed or insurance com pauies, and
[ further certify that ;. K. CLARKE & CO,
agents of said company, have also complied
with the requirements OF the laws Of the state,
made ard provided in such cases:
Wherefore. said II International Insurance
Company mas authority to take rises and
transact the business of insurance IN this
State, at Memphis, Tenn.
q w. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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SAINT FRANCIs

Capt. 4. R. Bowman, = : Sam c. Paine, Clerk
MILL leave Memphis for HILL
w ENA, L'AEGUlLLEa and ST.
FRAHCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, 80 5
o'clock pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
fsblS No. Zh Madison street.
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STATE OF NEW YoRK,l !

COUNTY Or NEw YORK.
GEORGE ". SAVAGE, President, and VIII
LIAM J. HUGHES. seoI etary, of the Iaterna-
tiOnzl insurance Company, of the City OF New
YORK. being duly sworn, depOse and say, that
the foregoing is a Iuil, true and c1rrec5 state
ment ~ the affairs Of said Company That the
said Insurance Company is the bona hde
owner OF II least one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars or actual Cash Capital, invested in stale
and United states stocks and Bonds, or IN
Bonds or Mortgages Of Real Estate, unlncunl-
bered and worth double the amount for which
the same s mortsagsd and that they are the
ABOVE named cficeTs of said 1, surance com
pany. GEOhGE SAVAGE, Pfest.
III. 81 Will AN +. HUGHES, Seciy.
Subscribed and swOrn TO before NE, this 18th
day OF January, 1873. as Witness, my hand
and official seal.
THOMAS L. THORNELL,
Isl Notary Public.
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FOR WHITE RIVER
Memphis snd White River Us. Mail Packet Co
No. master
This excellent steamer leaves IT,
Memphis as absv We, E@FN
SATURDAY, 24to inst. ct pm.
JAMES Z. SHARPE. Agent,
NJ. 80 Front street.
:. A. savers. PASSENGER Agent ap.2
, 1869-05-21
OF
THE
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CROIX.

WEDNESDAY the 18th May 1869, IL O'Clock
at noon, the Colonial Council convened in an
ordinary meeting according to the resolution of
His Excellency the Governor, conformably with
the seth 5 of the Colonial Law. The former
members yet retaining their seats in the Council
were present, with the exception of the 2nd
crown-member (Stakemann). y
The former officers of the Council acted until
the election of new officers had taken place,
Rules of Business 5 8. The acting Chairman
(Sarauw) informed the Council, that the Gov
eminent, by letter of the 4th instant, had APP
pointed the ordinary meetings of the Colonial
Council of st. Croix during the first year of the
present election period to be held on Wednesday
the 18th instant. on the first Mondays in July,
September, November 500 and January and
March 1870. Furthermore the Government
had, by letter Of the 5th instant, communicated,
that according to the reports from the Election
Boards the results of the elections had been as
follows;
, 1869-05-21

St. Croix Prison Commission: Fl. A. Raupach
with 10 votes.
immigration Commission: A. M. Dam with Is
votes.
Christiansted's Poor Commission G. Sarauw
with Is votes.
Frederiksted's Poor-C Commission S. Sarauw
with Is votes.
Committee for inspecting the Cash: F.B. Dubois
with Is and T. E. Mendes with 10 votes.
The Government informed the Council, that
the proposal from the Home Government in the
Draft of an extra Grant for the financial year
1868-69, that an amount of $2s, 900 be granted
in contribution to the ST. Croix Colonial Treas
ury had been sanctioned by the Imperial Diet,
and the Law for the extra-grant confirmed by
His Majesty on the 9Th March last, and he
added, that it was his intention to have a con-
ference with some of the members of the Coun-
Gil before introducing a proposal concerning the
application of the sum.
The Chairman stated, that the 2nd and 3rd
members for Christiansted's town (HolStein,
Behzon) had notified their purpose in a few days
to leave fer Europe, and would consequently
vacate their seats in the Council and that the
End crown-member (%Stakemann) had also va
Gated his seat in the Council, in consequence of
his appointment for a longer period in the Island
of St. Thomas. He inquired if the Council con-
sidered the reason given by the 8 members as
valid for their retiring, which was unanimously
agreed to.
The Chairman closed the meeting at 2 o'clock.
, 1869-05-21
From the st. Thomas Times, May 15-9
T l. E G r. A vi S
FROM EUROPE AND-THE UNITED
STATES TO 9TH INSTANT.

MADRID, 3Oth April.-The majority Of
the Cortes insist that it shall quickly be
decided as to whether they shall elect the
Duke of Montpensier or Prince Alfonso,
or declare a Republic.
The Republicans have resolved to open
a national petition in favour Of a Republic.
New YORK, 1stMay:-The United States
Debt has decreased by six millions of dol
lars during The past month.
LoNDoN.-The Paragusyans have re-
newed the campaign, employing Guerll-
las who move with much activity. The
Allies are marching on Villanca.
MADRID The Cortes has refuse! the
amendment to the Constitution proposed
by Senior Estrada requiring that The prero-
gative of the Crown in The affairs of the
Church shall be abolished, also the propo-
sal to limit the spiritual power OF the
Church.
MADRID, Ord May.-The debates on the
constitution have been concluded. All
the proposed amendments have been lost.
The Amnesty granted to the Rebels of
Cadix Malagaand Jerez hasbeen approved.
Senior Castelar, proposed that it should
be extended to the Carlists. This motion
was lost. Il is feared that serious distur-
Dances will occur in Zaragoza. 1t is said
the Army is disconnected.
CoPENHAGEN.-The D~agbladet has pub
lished an article on the ST. Thomas Treaty.
1t says that The question is now mature,
accuses the American Government of want
of respect towards Denmark and adds that
if the negotiation fails, Count Raaslof will
resign.
, 1869-05-21

Christiansteds Hospitals og Qvarantaine-
commission: F. B. Dubois med IL
Stemmer.
Freeeriksteds Hospitals og Qyarantaine-
commission: L. Faber med IL Stemmer.
Christiansteds Skolecommission Ell. G.
Radcliffe med 8 Stemmer.
Frederiksteds Skolecommission G. E. Rahr
med Is Stemmer.
Christiansteds Jurisdictions Landskolecom-
mission: Fl. c. Radcliffe med IA Stemmer.
Frederiksteds Jurisdictions LandskolecoAn-
mission: R. G. Knight med Is Stemmer.
st. Croix Fengselscommission: Fl. A. Rau-
pach med 10 Stemmer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. NJ. Dam
med Is Stemmer.
Christiansteds attigcommission: G. Sarauw
med Is Stemmer.
Frederiksteds Fattigcommission:C {. Sarauw
med Is Stemmer.
Kasseeftersynscommissionen: F. B. Dubois
med Is og TIE. Mendes med 13 Stemmrr.
Gouverneuren meddeelte Raadet, at Diet
at Regjeringen Forslaget til Tillpgsbevil-
lingen for Finantsaaret 1S68-69 foreslaaede
Tilskud til St. Croix Colonialkasse af
$4,000 var blevet beviIget at Rigsdagen,
og Loven ON TillaegsbeviIlingen under CITE
Marts dette Aar forsynet med Hans Maize
stets Stadfestelse, og tilf6iede, at forinden
han fofelagde Raadet Forslag ON Anven-
delsen af denne Sum, agtede han at confe-
rere med nogle at Raadets Medlemmer.
Fernandez meddeelte, at han fra 2det
og 3die Medlem for Christiansteds By (Hol-
stein og Benzon) havde modtaget Underret-
ming ON, at de ON ffaa Dage agtede at TIL
trede en- Reise til Europa, OF derfor MATTE
opgive deres Sede i Raadet, og at 2det
kongevalgte Medlem (Stakemann) ligeledes
matte opgive. sit Spde i Raadet, paa
Grund af sin Ansettelse for lengere It'd
paa st. Thomas. Han spurgte ON Raadet
anseer Grundene der ere anf6rte for dlsse
3 Medlemmers Udtr@delse for gyldige,
hvilket eenstemmigen vedtoges.
Fernandez hevede derefter M0det Kl. 2.
, 1869-05-21
5 Z. 6 x Az s.

of Mrastiamsted
as lst member w. Clindinen.
b. The elective district efMe country Of Chris
taamsted:
as End member II. G. Radcliffe
as 4th member: L. Farrelly.
c.. The ezective-district ofMe tom Of Frederic
sted:
as End member: L.. Faber.
d. The ezective- district of Frederiksted's country
as LIST member: R. G.. Knight;
as End member: H. McWilliam;
all of whom had accepted their elections.
His Excellency had in virtue of the Royal
instruction of the 21st April 1866, in behalf of
His Majesty the King nominated:
as 1st crown-member: F. B. Dubois;
as 3rd crown-member: H, A. Raupach;
as 5th crOwn-member: G. f. Rahr.
The newly elected members, who all had met
with the exception of the member Radcliffe, alb
sent on account of indispoSition, having taken
their seats, according TO lots drawn, the patents
of election were examined, Rules OF Business
SO, and the Speakers, Christmas and Holstein,
having reported to the Chairman that the pa
tents were all in due order, the Chairman de-
clared the aforementioned new members en-
titled to sit and vote in the Council.
The 3rd and 5th or0wn-mtmberS {Raupach,
Rahr) who had not heretofore been members of
the Council, took the oath prescribed by the
Law.
The Council will consequently consist Of the
following members :.
1st crown-member F. B Dubois.
end J. A. Stakemanu.
3rd H A. Raupach.
4th T.. E. Mendes.
5th G.. E. Rahr.
Members By popular election
q. The elective, district Of the torn Of Christian
Sted:
1st member: W. Clindinen.
End c.. Holstein.
3rd " Il. Benzon.
b. Cristiamsted's country district
1st member: J. Christmas,
End " H. G. Radcliffe.
Bird A M. Dam
4th T. Farrelly.
C.. Frederiksteds tom
LIST member: G.. Sarauw.
End " L Faber.
d. Frederaksted'S country district:
1St member: r. G. Knight.
End " II. McWlliam.
Bird W. Plasket.
4th A. Latimer.
The Council then proceeded to the election
of the officials of the Council:
as Chairman: G. Sarauw was elected with ID
votes
as Vice. Chairman: J.. Christmas was elected
with Is votes;
AS Secretary: L. Faber was elected with IS
votes
Conformably with s 81 of the Rules of Bust
ness the Council proceeded to the election of
members of the Council to convene with the
aforementioned Commission, to which the fol-
lowing members were appointed
Christiansted's Hospitals and Quarantine-C Com
mission f. B. Dubois with IL votes.