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49, eoV MiLhSj WHhOut chApSe OF coaches.
Prom and af,sr February 10th, 1852, Trains
WI leave in connection With all Western lines, a.
follows:
FROM CLEvRLAND-From Erie R ailuay D d..
pot
$50 A. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily. ar
HVos at LsAvttIbui gh s45Am. sleeping
coach from this point 70 New York without
ehangOl. Meadvills lilo a. M, Hornells.
vile IL p. IN. (sup) New York 74Oa. %.
Connects 1t LeRVittsbuTgh for YoungIto IN
at MeGdville for Oil City; at EmirA With
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg
aud the South, aud At Jersey City With Nor.
ming Express Train Of New Jersey Railroad
for PhiladelphiA, Baltimore and WAshlng-
ton.
40 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, SUNDAYS
excepted, arrives at LeAvittsburgh B.59 D.
mi AsGdVille $50 p. IN. (Seepins coach
from this point to New York without oh angel
Breakfast at susQuehannR 946 u. IN, dine
at Turner'S $40 p. IN, arrive in New York
$40 y IN, connecting with Evening Express
Trains Of New Jersey Railroad for Phila-
delphis. Baltimore and Washington.
Gas P, NJ. DAY EXPRESS, Saturdays excepted,
arriving at Hornellsville 10 a. u, (bfeEk-
fast, dreAt Bend as p. IN, connecting
with Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad SuSquehannS 1872 p. IN. dine,
Turner'S s. p. m. Supper, New York
10 10 p. IN cOnneotng with Michigan Bx-
press TraiA Of New Jersey Railroad for
PhiladelphiB.
A sleeping coach is attached to this train at
CleveianI. and run5 through to Horneisyile.
FROM DUNKIRK--By New York time from
Union Depot;
1880 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkirk dat
ly, except sundays, Arrives at Horuel!s.
willie 2.O5 p. N. dine, connecting with the
73O a. II. Express Mail from Buffalo, via
Horuellsyille and via Avon, and arrives in
New York at TAO =. Ia.
l:l5 y. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from
Dunkirk running daily. Stops at Hor.
uellsVills G'Oj =. NJ, Sup interesting With
She 300 +. NJ. train from Buffalo, stopping
"ud connecting as ABOVE, arriving in New
York at 7:4O A. VI.
Sleeping coach attached to this train 81 Sale.
mauoA at $50 y. IN, running through 10 New
York.
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nRRnRanr vnnru
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Young Men, the experience Of yCarS has de-
nonstrated the fact that reliance may be placed
Ia the efficacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
For the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
Weakness tho result Of Youthful Indisoretior,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer for business social society or mar
Eiage. They can be used without detection or
Interference with business pursuits.
Price one dollar per box, or four boxes for
three dollars II you cannot procure these
pills, enclose the money TO Bryan b Co "a
Cedar Street, New York, and they will 0e sent
by return mail, well sealed, Private circulars to
Gentlemen sent free on application. Enclos"
o. mp. d""ahH@'~""AJ'
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LAOYHH,
II you require a reliable remedy, use the best!
DR.. Harvey'S Female Pills,
have 20 equal. They are safe and sure in ord
mary aases Price, One Dollar per Boz.
DR.. Earvey's Golden Rllls,

four degrees stronger. They s,e iltendsd for
SPECIAL cases. Price, hvO dollars per boz.
Private circulars sent free. Enclose stamp.
II you cannot procure the pin enclose the mon
ey aud address BRYAN & CO., 81 Cedar street,
New York, and on receipt they will be sent we'll
Fealed by return mail.
dpn2Id9LawAwIv
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Brandreth's Pills vs.. Bleeding.

Bleeding may give ease, because the blood left
has more room; but the ease does not last, and
is followed by permanent weakness
BRANDRETH'S PILLS relieve the ciroula.
ton aud give case more surely and almost as
quickly as bleeding; but BrAuireth's Pills never
hurt and the good they do is permanent, be d.
cause they take only what the body and blood
are better without. Purgstion with these pills
will be found
ArSryERstL CURATIVE PRINCIPLE.
Let the wise examine its claims to their conf
Henee. Mrs. Hooker, Of Barnstsble, Mass, was
cured ty them Of St Vi.us's Dance of fifteen
years stabiiug. Abram Van Wsrt was cured Of
internal tumor by the use Of Brandreth's Pills
when GIL other means hsd failed. Dr. Brand.
Felh otce, Brnndreth House, New York.
sou oy gil Druggists. aprl8dwlm.
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NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

\ CONNECTION with his Planning Mi, tbs
4 subscriber is still conducting the NoveltJ
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly on hand .
'oPerisr quality Of white and yellow kiln dried
neal, by be barrel or hundred pounds. Highss,
mNAet price paid for Corn. Shs patronage 81
public 10 respectfully solicited.
IA. AIppIsoE-
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natnhalor,a TTair nus.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best 10 the
world the only tFue and perfect Dyes harmless.
Eeliable, instsntaneousi no disIppointmeut no
ridicllous tintsi remedies the nj oieots Of bad
dy " inVigorates and leAVes the Hair soft and
beautiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists
ana f"rfgmets and properly applied at the wig
Factory, 10 Bond ST., N. Y.
Gpr27dly.
TO REMOVE Moth Patches, Freokles and Tan
from the fsoo, use Perry's Moth and Free
hie Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. h. c. Perry.
Sold by ell Druggists.
mohl 6deod6mW3m.
E0R BLACK WORMS and Pimplss on the
a Face, use Perry's COmedOne aud Pimple
Remedy, prepared only by DR.. b. O. Perry, ~
Bend St., New York. Sold Everywhere. The
trade supplied by Wholesale Medicine Dealers.
hl6deodS mW3m.
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The New York Tribune draws the follow.
ing picture Of a secoud rate boarding house
in that city, Of which there are thousands,
with probably no difference, except that
each one IS, if possible, worse than the 9th
er Any one who has laid away in bis
memory rccolIcciions Of boarding house life
in New York, will recognize in this picture
something exceedingly life like:
ventilation there is none. Cleanliness
there il none. Food there is in scsnt or
free measure 1t is fried beef steak. 1t ID
that housekeepers' friend liver, also fried.
! II is intermittent eggs, also tried 1t il the
! iui.r,ess aye Of beef, and the pale immatu
ri,y Of veal 1t is pickles, green with vii
roll. 1t is fat and tabby breakfast cakes
eaten with syrup which clogs the appetite
1t is bread, bitter aud dry with alum. I! j.
butter, white aud fluid. # isa desert Of Il
horrible compound indigenous to our glorI
Gus Union aud called pie. Chemically
speaking, it ia biting acid and crumbhnl
alhaH. physioiogjcaIy speaking, It is ind
, gcstion and biliousness. Morally speaking
, it is the devil, at whom we fire our inl
stand
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EVERY BUSINESS MAN
-sHOULD-
ADV1RTICH IN YHI ARoUa
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22tO u Miles the Shortest Route

AlltrAtnI run directly through to New York,
10 500 Mills, without change Of coaches.
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Yrom and SfteE February 18th, 1859, Train,
VII leave in connection With all Western lines, al
follows!
FROM CLEvRLAND-From Erie R ailuay D
not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-24
I, : An Unprecedented Fact.

From the foundation Of the Common
wealth no person wearing the title of Go
vernon of Virginia has been until now
arraigpsds 5upen !, the charge Of having
committed felony. We refer to the
examination Of Governor WELLS in the
Mayors court upon the charge Of pur-
Joining d letter. "That letter" is now
the cry. A mystery hangs over it as
great as that about "the handkerchief"
which drove the poor Moor mad. Msssrs.
SAMUEL and ALLEN continue to cry, " That
letter. T" 50 That letter." There is some
thing unolean about it. A fact established
is that Governor WELLS saw the letter and
took . copy Of it before it ever reached the
eyes Of the gentleman to whom it was ad
dressed. That looks ugly. No matter
who stole the letter, that looks amazingly
unssemly for Governor! 1t does not af-
feet the character of the people of Virginia
any. more than yane upon any of the
church steeples. The Governor is none Of
'"oAA % oue ~ uSce Snom eASaS aooA ~
another way. It shows what sort of men
are, by arbitrary authority, placed over the
people Of Virginia to govern them. If the
man who, by such appointment, fills the
highest Office in the State is proved guilty
OF completely in contemplate, dirty piece
OF business like that Of this missing letter,
what are We to think Of the stranger aspi-
rantsto positions of lesser dignity?
Zee report Of the case in local columns.
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u. The TENURE LAw.-General GRANT mas
been quite sturdy in his position with re-
gard to the tenure-of- Office law. The senate
was anxious to hold on to the great power
the law placed in their hands. The FRESH
dent was assured that the Law was not
made for him he might 60 on removing
and appointing, the Senate would acqui-
esce; and he might continue the exercise
Of his own discretion during the recess, and
senators would sustain him. He did not
see it in this light; and firmly declared
that the principle of the Law was as vital
during the session as during the recess Of
Congress, and that no removal ought to be
made during the session except for the
causes that warrant them during the recess
So the applicants are shut out, and cannot
got in save through the repeal Of the tenure
bill. The President viii not be content
With suspensions.
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A letter in yesterdays Dispatch signed
"straight.out Republican was copied
from the State Journal, to which paper il
was addressed. The object Of copying it
was to show what the ultras are saying
about General WALKER, whom we had spoken
Of favorably. As he thinks something of
the public welfare, and opposes the pro-
scriptive policy Of the ultras, which must
end in the disqualification Of the capacity
and experience Of the state-the destruc,
ton Of all faith and trust in the Govern
ment, and the indefinite postponement of
the recovery Of the State from dssolation-
why, he is at once denounced as Copper
head, and as having gentlemanly asso-
ciates. This is according to ultra Radical
tactics
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- aprHAL NOTICES:

1~-111|~e~~~~~~<D~ ~no rE1cz ,aco
xrDRY GOODS. ,.ons
a,e.. crowds are rushing daily - ''o' o' 1N'
oAe" 49, aREAT BARGAIFs ~ -
! which are now offered aI
-JIJLIUs SYCLE'S
.,s ppoAp. BETWEEN FOURTH ANs fAT TN,
ais - roeatanfFy receiving sronL ew 1oEk
areat bar gains in all kinaso ,oda suit
able for the season II, a.s...
~.,,.o a. 10. zac.-the best at &c.;
peant,rnI Lustre Alpaca for sec.;
spring Poplin at aoc.;
striped Challies at2sc.;
s,,,.had cambria Handkerchi efs at aoc.
Pnre Linen Handkerchiefs a. el.2 pc, ue a.
namask Doyles, plain and color ed-Doroeie'' -
sLss per zen; zas.
Lace Collars at 70 and nc .o.,d-sc.
T,,broioered and Lace Handkerch efs as " an"
Euck Towels, large size, at 1885,;
Marseilles Quilts at $3.50 m
Is-bite Goods OF every descf1ptf n'
Hoisery and Gloves, a large val 1esy'
Cors.ets and Hoep-5kirts;
Lace Curtains;
Vrnhroi dered Muslin for Cur aims;
re ss,mar es, Cloth Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans ZOE
Rows, a nd Mems wear, at 2sc. ana upwards
rrsnv m ore articles, tJo numerous to mention'
pememher. low prices make rapid safes Is Tue
I ,,,o..n ~ TTTLnUS SYCJE, AIS Broad street,
nioS'' =, 80. between Fourth and Fifth,
ID ne~t door to Keinirgham's bookstore.
. Closed on SATURDAY.
statesmen RITTER g.. CARE, GEO. SWABACHER,
+ r TURNER, JONAS WEINBERG. mn 70
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APPOINTMENT OF TWO MORE CIRCUIT
JunGEs.-Genera stoneman on yesterda.y
appointed s. 8. Weisiger judge Of the Sc Sc,
cond circuit, pice A.. K. Chambers, and Al
fred Morton judge Of the sixth circuit, v'ce
Joseph Christian.
Captain Weisiger is an estimsble gentle,
man, who has been for years q resident ana
practitioner Of law in Amelia, and is now
the attorney for the Commonwealth for that
county. He was captain in the Confede-
rate service, but had his disabilities re-
moved, without any solicitations on his part,
about one year ago.
The successor of Judge Christian is q
New Yorker, now practicing law in Frede-
ricksburg. 1t is understood that his appoint
ment was urged by many members of the
bar, and that he is not fa7orite with the
extremists.
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g No MORE PUBLIC SALES OF GoLD.-Mr.
Boutwell, has clearly indicated his deter
mination to permit no more public sales
Of gold. This is well. The former practice
Of the Treasury Department did great
deal to facilitate gambling in gold. 1t Is
believed that Mr.. boutwell, will go fur
Their, and invest thesurplus gold in Govern
ment bonds, OF the market value, and thus
reduce the interest. bearing debt. This is
decided wise-vastly better than keeping
from seventy to hundred millions Of gold
idle in the Treasury. This will save Blk
or seven millions annually to the Govern
ment. These tao points in the policy of the
new Secretary are certainly good ones.
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FAST IN MASSACHUSETTS, Governor
of Massachusetts, has ordered fast. Well
may he do so. The united delegation in
Congress from that State have pursued their
fellow-c citizens of the South with punish-
ments and disabilities which have seriously
impaired those resources which have done
SO much in times past for the wealth Of
Massachusetts. Her shippers are grooming
and her interests suffering, and she may
we'll clothe herself in sackcloth and ashes.
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A MIXED D1NNEK.--A dinner called q
press dinner was given at DELMoN1co's, in
New York, on Saturday night, at which
ladies and gentlemen sat down and ate, and
drank, and toasted, and spoke, until IL
o'clock at night. The women paid for
their own dinners, and did their share Of
the talk. There was no smoking, but an
immense amount of putting mutual admi-
ration. The ladies were of the literary and
trong-minded sort, and the gentlemen were
artists Of the Bohemian order, allowing
nothing to 60 unappropriated, and making
the most of the situation. Such dinner
could hardly be gotten up west of the Hud-
son, certainly not south Of MASON and
D1xoN-if we may be pardoned the use Of
the phrase.
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M1NERALs.-The Lynchburg Republican
announces the discovery of valuable de-
posts of sulphate of msgnesia and epsem
salts in Amherst county not far from
Lynchburg. Along the Orange and Alex
andria railroad, on the Lynchburg side OF
the river, bed of copper ore has been dis
covered. 1t is supposed to be continue,
ton Of the vein discovered on the WardlaH
place, opposite Lynchburg. The Republican
states that it would be profitable if pro-
perly worked.
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THE PRESIDENT ON ALAsKA.-Prssident
GRANT. in conversation with the Commit
tee on Territories, made sharp remark
upon the Alaska disturbances. He said he
saw by the papers that e war had broken
out there between the Indians and the
troops. If that proved to be SO, he said
he thought the best way to end it would be
to withdraw the troops, and there being
nothing else there for the Indians to fight,
the var must necessarily stop! l3,.
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HATT1.-The later mails from Hayti
bring the formal document prepared by the
leaders Of the insurrection there, placing
the s !" rebel" Provisional Government and
Hssti itself under the protection Of the
Onised States. This paper, soon after its
adoptionby the "rebel" Government, fell
into the hands Of SALNAvE. 1t has Just
J reached this country.
4e<is little singular that the insurrec-
vs1oaists were, until they offered this protec-
torate to the United States, bitterly opposed
to the annexation of the island to this coup-
try, and denounced both SALsAvE and
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: prsPECIAL NOTICE. finest opening
a. Virginia TO any one of oderate capital is of
tered In the SALE OF ONE-THIBD INTEREST
IN = flourtshlng and growing MANUFACTURING
EsTABLIsHMgNTi in this city, whose operations
Will readily yield 80, per cent. per annum on the
amount invested. Address post-ofice box slo,
Richmond, Va. mh |o-as
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BAEz for savoring annexation. The lnae-
pendence GHayti, the rebel organ" de-
clared that athe Haytien is prepared TO
5abury himself under the ruins OF his
acountry rather than lose his nationality !"
A great thing is such . nationality to be
buried for But even now the Hayden
proposes to give it away. .Afgreas country
tliat'
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CIVIL APPOINTMENTS BY THE
MILITARY.
The following appointments were mad
Yesterday:

The following appointments were made
yesterday:
ovERsEERs OF POOR.
Yorb-John Fl. Kirby, Fred. B. Minson.
Wuruick-H. q. Wynne, Solomon B. Rec
ser. Elizabeth Giy--Christian Nettle.
Henry-John T. Pedigo, John Scruggs.
Loudoun-George H. Hutchinson, Alfred
L. B. Zerega. Patrich-Daniel s. Scott,
W. Hardy, Daniel r. Pedigo. Pittsylva-
aia-EmanuelS hackleford, Edward Thack-
or, Robert W. Moore. Rappchannocl-
John A. Compton, Henry r. Howard.
coMMoNwEALTH's ATTORNEYS.
Bedford H. Hubbard. Buchanan-
Henry G.. AWHILE. Patrick-B. j. Camp
bell. Prince William George @. Round.
Hanover-Smith 7. Cady. Portsmouth,
j. Il. Remington.
C0NSTABLES.
James G!y-BeDj. A. Davis. Loudo,m-.
Theodore Cover, Charles Howard. NanSe-
mond-John w. King. Nelson-John W.
Witt, Jr. Patrick-John Coleman, Tay-
lor Thompson, William shealor. Pittsyl-
uania-samuel Elliott, Isaac A. Reese,
John G. Bowen, George 7. Wright. Rap
pahannocic-Willism E. Partlow, Arthur G.
Green.
COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.
Accommodated w. Finney. Bath
John 8. Richards. Buchanan-John II.
Duty. Buchingham-Jsmes NJ. Johns,
Jr., j. L. Stone. Caro!ine-F. 8. Tu-
key. Henrico-sidney w. Biankenship.
Rocktngham-William Henderson, William
Il. Caracof. Russeu-Hugh D. Ferguson.
SpotsylpaniG-William Harris, John /.
Stevens. Richmond city Third DISTRICT
Frederick Butler 0ice Moses Ellyson. Ere
dericksburg-Dewitt G. Ellis.
MAGISTRATES.
Cdrosine-E.K. Kane. Amelia-Thomas
brazear, John r. Ross, George G. Marshall,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-24

TOLLEGE INEIRMARY, -r,sg.r,,,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
mitted except the inaane and those labortns under
contagious disorders. = ssrrfs -.
Charges Invariably In advance), including board,
medical attendance, and medicines p
Large wards, per week, 90.
Private rooms, per week, $40 to go. y - 4 ! Z
4 small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations. ~ 30 yf,,s s
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
Council for the relief OF the poor, and seamen Oh
permits from The custom house. z 90 4
For further information, or admission, apply at
ia lI-3m Medical Superintendent,
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DTED,

In this city, on the 22d OF March. MARY @.
ELDRIGGE, wife Of J. s. Eldridge, aged twenty
three years.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
rernectfuliy invited to attend her funeral THIS
(Wednes day) MORNING at 10 O'Clock from the
residence Of Jefferson Powers, Esq, corner OF
Bloody Run and Elm streets.
PhiladeIp hia Ledger and Norfolk papers please
cony. ...r.#t 80 80 'sa.. ..# y
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
--~ro<~SI-~.-@~~~~~~~-~
INAUGURATION AND REM0VAL.w

INAUGURATION AND REMOVALS
Our old citizen HENRY GUEST has "
removed to hi, NEW PALACE, fSts Main street
below Fourteenth where he has inar2 ursted sys-
tenn Of Low PRICES to suit the hard iimes-for
instance tT-st, s.sTG fEti =
Ladies, CONGRESS CATERS from eite g.
Misses CONGRESS GATHERS from 81 TO $s.ss.
Children,s SHOES from SOC. to -.
In fact, he is determined to undersell any ssts-
blisament In the city, and 70 keep stock OF
BOOTS. SHOES HATS, and TRUNKS. which
viii compare with any stocst) be found
Having employ ed ob'iging sslesDep. abe indies
viii ind that they will receive that attention rarely
found in any store. HENsS GuEsT. =
itis Main street few doors below kon, teeath,
between Levi Hexter's and Philip strauss
dry goods establishments. NH li-aw
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Thomas G.. Murphy. Angustd-William
Armstrong. Bdth-John M. Weldon. Bss-
chanan-Preston Mullens, Reuben Cox.
CLERKS OF COURTS.

Armstrong. DuH-oohh pA' W 0ANon
chauan-Preston Mullens, Reuben Cox.
CLERKS OF COURTS.
Anpou,dtior-S. M. Worley. Bedfoyd-
Baldwin Farnham. Buchanan-Joseph
Hibbett. B,tckinqham-B. NJ. Pratt. Carp
ball.. J. Purvis. Gharlotte--David COM
fort. Din,oiddie-A. @. Winston-Fas-
fas-Daniel F. Dulaney. Fauquser-R. u
Riley, circuit court; James Rogers, county
court. Frdnklin-J. j. Caspsr. HdtydS-.
W. N. N. Stowell. Henry-Thomas -.
Donigan. Hing George-James O. Treakle.
King ,William-E. W. Massey. Louisa.
". ". MCGEE. d;ddleser-W. G. Conrad.
Montgomry-J. L. Dudley. Nansen'ondn
2. Fl. Williamson. Nelson-Williarn r.
Bruton. Neap Kent-E. g. Townsend.
Paqe-W. W. Hampton. Pasrick-J. H..
Angler. P;ttsyluania-James Mortimer.
Rappa Observation-Disclosures Cary. Rock
bridqe-A. Agnor. Russell. .. dent'
Spotsyluanid-Edwin Lucas. lase;oeH|
s. Hennesaen. L,mchbalrq-Tazeweli ~
Peyton. Harrisonbawg-H. 0. Bright
Willidms5wg-M.D. Piggott.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fredcricksburg- Councilmen Henry N MI
Ter. F. Bowman. Theodore Drake ColeG-
tor OF Taxes: 8. E. Chaffee superlnIenu-
emit Streets: VIM. Wey; heasure r OF L Uau
Der. Sc. Morris Montgomery Clty 9ei
psant and Jailor George ]. Green: Loa-
isa-Surveyor J. B. Madison. O1enas
don1s-surveyor A. S. :Hussey: ff e
IViuiau,-C Coroner: Saml Wolverton our
yeyor: Ed. W. Hyde.