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ST LOUIS
murder Of MIS-. McAdams, oi 6rsenViile
iil.,---The People Of The Vicinity
Deeply Exasperated, Etc
Death Of Capt. Monroe HanesOn,

s.. LOUIS. July o.-CapJ. Monroe
Hanesbn, L. 5. a, died here yestpr-
aay, Of brain fever.
Mrs. McAdams, living four miles
south Of Greeuville IL, was muir
daed yesterday by an unknown man,
supposed to be from st. Louis. lie
entered her house, ii is stated, when
she was alone and offered personal Vi
Olence, but having failed, he cut hen
throat from ear 10 ear, and then stab
bed her several times in the side. The
whole country in the vicinity is deeply
exasperated and amazed, and squads
f armed and mounted men are
seouring the county, h0Oking for the
murderer.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-The sugar
recently seized here has been e-la-
hled by the District Attorney. An
effort Is being made 70 bond il out.
! portion Of the wine recently
seized by the United States Court was
sold by the United States Marshal to-
day, realizing pretty good prices.
Several other crops are advertised for
safe.
The crop reports from Louisiana and
Texas are exceedingly good, especially
in Louisiana.
A large number Of plantations along
the OpelOusas Railroad have been re-
Gently sold 10 Northern men, several
If whom are from Chicago.
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Notice.
Assignees Sale in Bankruptcy.
18th Day of IuIy, 1859. at p M.

A S Assignee in Bankruptcy of RiIgland
IA Bro. q Co., under order of the q. ;. Dis
trict Court for District of West Tennesse I
Will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on the
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LITTLE ROCK.
Heavy Rains in the Vicinity Of Little
Rock.
The Arkansas River Almost as High
as in 81.
Crops Not Much Damaged 50 Far.


Special Dispatch to Memphis Appsal.l.
LITTLE Rock, July 6.-Arkansas
river Is higher here than any time
since '67, and within nineteen inches
of the highest water mark that year.
It has been raining heavily for the
past forty-eight hours. The river is
now about at q stand.
There has been some damage al
ready to the crops on the low lands
along the river, but 1t will not be
great unless there Is an additional rise
from above.
The lower Arkansas river country
will probably suffer from backwater
from the Mississippi river No news
from above, but considerable appFe-
hensiOa exists.
The weather was cloudy and show
cry this morning, and indicates more
rain.
The steamer Caldwell let last even
iug
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MARRIED.

ROSE CONWAY On Tuesday evening,
July 9Th, at st. Peters CHURCH, corner Fhjrd
and Aoams, by the Rev, Father o'Hrian, Mr.:
N. RosR 10 Miss MAY f. CONWAY, all of Mem
phis.
CLoTH-FRICK-on Monday, July 9th, by
Rev. T. D. Witherspooh, Mr.. Hermann
CLoTH to Miss CARRIE FRIoK, both ofthis city.
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RICHMOND
The Elg.tiOn Progressing Quietly.

AICH4oND, July 6.-The election as
tar as it has progressed is the quietest
ever known. The city presents the
appearance OF sunday. \ body Of
troops are bivouacked in the park, and
the ambulanoes Of the two parties,
covered with national hags, are driv-
ing shout after sick and intirm voters.
A numbero of blacks have openly voted
the Walker ticket. without any of the
hostile demonstrations Of their breth-
ren which characterized the past elec-
ton. The whites, up 10 1850 pm b,
had 4l3 majority in three wards.
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ATLANTA.
Tsr6sr Negro Postmaster At aaeSa,
ReleaSed

ATLANTA, July G.-Turnei, the ne
gro Postmaster, at Macon, was re
leased 0y the United States IMarshal,
last night, and returned to Macon.
The women, having in their passes
sion the counterfeit I. :. notes, were
released on 500 bonds, after private
consultation between the L. 5 Mar
shal and some lawyers. The whole
1in be exposed in a feE days, and the
guilty. parties brought TO trial
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DARDIS-The friends and acquaintanees OF
Wm. Dardis are invited to attend the funeral
Of his son, THOMAS DARDIs, from his resi-
dence, Oh Jefferson street, this Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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Notice

HAVING, solo out nay entire interest in the
IL Music Department to Mr.. r. A. BENSON,
/ would Cheerfully recommend hlm TO IN
friends and patrons.
Being also desirOus OF closing out my stock
OF Oil Paintings, ChrOmos. EngraYinEs, LitlI-
Ogruphs, Frames, Of all Kinds; MOuldnEs
and StereOscOpic Views, etc, l will sell nt
greatly reduced rates from now 10 the lst II
next month. L. KATZFNBACH.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Statue Of Washington Unveiled

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-rhe statue
OF Washington was unveiled yester-
day with appropriate ceremonies.
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CALL FOR STOCK.

THE subscribers to the capital stock of the
Il Shelby County Agricultural, Mechanical
and horticultural Society are hereby notified
that call OF 90 per cent. of said stock is made
TO be paid on or before July 18th pro ximo, at
" O'Clock m, at the Savings Bank i)f Mem
phis.
BY order of the Board of Direetors
LEON. TROUSDAIE, eeFatary.
Memphis, June a, Is6h ~ ie&
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COTTON FACTORS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD
TO CONTRACTORS.

c,EAIED PROPOSALS viii be received BY
- the Undersigned, at the once OF the COM
,So,T MO- $50 Main street, Tennessee, until X
Piei5ck noon, on the nth day Of July. le5s, lof
fhe Clearing, Graduation, Masonry, Bridging
and Crossttes necessary to complete the above
road from Memphis to Covington, about tnLE-
ty-six miles. ready for the iron rails. a !arse
portion of the work Is heavy, ana wen "ot-
thy the attention Of contractors. -
Proposals may be made FOR ceSn, 0L ~
county bonds or for part cash, county oohoS
and stoek. -, ,.,1,-
Plans. profIes and specifications are nov
ready for Inspection at the Company oS111eSey
by application to Thos n tllliiIs ~ a.
Engineer, from whom all Necessary nv
ton may be obtained. - - a. ,vsoIa
Proposals viii be reeelVeo lok INC NHO-'
WqFh os o ~ 1 is ressrve to reject any and All
Dies ~, os.s1 - A. 8. MITCHELL
Prssidsnt Mississippi River Haino3sSss o3sss
Memphis. TeRn., Jane 8s 4ssss 1s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Season of Exhaustion. Mo matt

The Season OF Exhaustion. mo matter
how vigorous by nature the system and the
constitution may be, they must necessarily
suffer more or less from the depicting effects
OF tue temperature Of midsummer, unless
strengthened and sustained by wholesome
tonic treatment. Ths extra pressure upon
the vital forces IntTsr be met ana eounterbal-
anceJt By GilI extra resistant power; the unu-
suai and rapid consumption of the animal
fluids by prOfuse perspiration, must be COM
pensated by the perfect digestion and assim-
ilation of the food taken into the stomach,
from which both the fluids and the solids OF
the body are derived. Otherwise the phys-
cal strength declined, and the mind, sympa-
thiZing with the machinery through which IL
acts becomes depressed and enervated. A
STIMULANT is therefore absolutely required
at this season; not n violent one, calculated
to produce febrile excitement. but something
s0hich toiH recruit and reinforce the trt0le OTgant-
cation IN proportion 10 the extraordinary drain 10
JClich ne tOrY-id heat subjects Il. .,s 's.-
This desideratum is SuioplSed X, q paiataDle
and most efficient form m H0STErpER' -
STOMACH B1TTERS, which the people of this
country, after more than twenty-five years
the best tonic, Alternative and ant4biious prep
aratiOn which medical chemistry has yet
succeeded in obtaining from the strength
sustaining, healing and purifying products
| of the vegetable kingdom. Every Ingredient
of this famous compound has its own specific
virtue and the result OF their combination
Is the most genial inyigOrant, aperient and
regulating medicine ever administered,
/ either as preventive or cure of the disorders
most common In our variable climate.
Among these may be enumerated dyspepsia,
biliousneSg, constipation, fever and ague,
| nervous debility, and all the ailments pro-
| ceeding from imperfect digestion. a course
| of HOSTETTER'S BiTTERS is the best possi-
| bic safeguard against the dangers which men,
ace persons of both sexes, and all ages, during
the heated term.
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Rsrthsrh Men Purchasing Plantations on
the OpeloHsas Railroad
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NEW ORLEANS.

Coed Crop Prospects IN louisiana aRd
Texas
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE.
Mayer AlleH Bound Over to Appear al the
Next Term Of the Criminal Court.

NAsHruLE, july 6.-MayOr Allen
. who was arrested for interfering with
the duties of Receiver Bass, was tried
before a Magistrates Court to-day and
bound over to appear before the Grim
inal Court. He is TO appear before the
Chancery Court tomorrow 10 answer
the charge Of contempt in having at
tempted TO exercise authority In Vio-
lation Of an order of that Court.
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And when Abraham and the neonIe be-.

And when ADfafanl an0 tne people be-
held the wonderful cures which were pro-
duced by this drink, Abraham said: " My
children must not suffer; give me thy drink
to drink, and will give il a name.n
And so Abraham drank, and said there was
nothing like IL, even in Sangamon county;
that it was bitter to tpG1pS, but good for the
stomach; and because there were bitter times
In fighting the masters of the plantations, It
shall be forevermore called PLANTATION
BITTERS; and so IL has been.
And the wonderful work which 10 has per-
formed is witnessed at this day in every
town, parish, village and hamlet throughout
all the world,
And he said Let II be proclaimed through
out the length and breadth of the land, from
| the valleys and mountain-tops, that all who
suffer from levers, dyspepsia, weakness, loss
of appetite, nervous headache and mental
despondency, will find relief through the
PLANTATION BITTERS. They add tone to
the stomach and bEilliancy to the mind az
which /, o people, am living example,
MAGsoLIA WATER.-supeFior to the host
imported German Cologne and sold al half
the price.
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stfayed or StoIen---S50 Reward.
LuIpertant to Planters, Factors ana
Dealers In Iron Ties. for Bal
ing Cotton.
THE ARROW TIE.

TINI- increasing demand for this Popular
1 Fastening for BTling Cotton has induced
the proprietor TO provide largely increased
stock for the coming season, and We are now
prepared 10 fill orders from the Traele. IN any
quantity Of the
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WASHINGTON.

Interview Of the 6eOFgia Delegation With
the President
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WANTED.
WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY sT. LOUIS PRICES FOR
w Wheat delivered at City Mills, on Beal
'iSS1' ieis " 'os '''-' ~ AVERY q ROGERS.
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CHICAGO.

neetiag 5f the lfish National Republican
Convention ea.
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NEW FINN.
Music and Musical instruments
"a. =. RmNT TgoN
DISSOLUTION.

FINHE copaTtnership heretofore existing be-
L tween X. W. Price and A. B. Treadwell,
under the style OF Price & TreRdwell. is dis
solved by the withdrawal of r. W. Price 10
date from the LIST inst. Either one = authors
ized to collect and recent fer debts due the
late Arm. r. W. PRICE, % ''
A. B. TREADWELla.
NEW FIBAl.-TREADWELL BROS, having
~ bought the interest OF Col, r. w. P'iee
in the late Arm OF Price d Treadwell will
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business, at
the old stand, No. Is Union street, Lee Block,
they will be pleased TO see the old friends of
the late firm, and as many ones as may, be
pleased TO call A. B. TREADWELL.
X. A. TREADWELL.
B. d. TREADWELL.
Memphis, Tenn. July Q, 1852 jy4
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EDUCATIONAL.
In. STEWARTS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
40 ALABAMA STREET.

yTNHE next session OF this institute " WI. ~,
commence on NvEDNES IN IN Z. : 1tsSA
DAY or SEPTEMBER 1863 ana d wiz LII
Chen7feai and Mathematics Apparatus mas
been added. and a complete Gymnasium has
been erected. No expense OF pelns VII os
ana Shvsical development OF those who may
he pIeeed under bis Instruction. ue6
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ARROW I'll

and also the SWEET OR F-FASTENING
BUCKLE TIE. with bands of any required
length all guaranteed of the best quality Of
English iron. Each bundle weighing 50 lbs.
For saleN>by dealers In all the principal
towns and cities in the Cotton States, and by
the Trade In Memphis generally
n. T. BARTLETT and R. W.RAYNE,
General Agents. 43 CarOndelet Street.
ieZj New Orleans.
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departure Ot the seeond Observatory PART

Setsrr Of Sea. Sherman from St touis
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TIE MISSIS0UOL POWDER

A CTUALLY cures Cancers and Scrofnlous
I diseases CT the skin. See Report 10 L. /.
Medical Society, and statements to Physicians
in circular, sent free on application to
CHAS. A. DUBOIS, General Agent,
IS2 Pearl street, New ork.
p a Roy lg5l lyT
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NOTICE
70 ARKANSAS RIVER SHIPPERS

FOR the better accommodation OF the trav-
cling public and shippers the schedule ofthe
Memphis and Arkansas River Packets, from
this date, VIII be changed during the sum-
mer, as advertised. They will leave Mem
phfs MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, at ) o'clock
pm, instead Of Tuesdays and SATURDAYS, as
heretofore. Immediately upon ne opening
Of the Fall Trade, The cam pany will put in a
wedpesaay baat, leaving bIemphis Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, al pm.
For the present, there Will be but two Boats
in White River, leaving Memphis TUESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS. Upon the opening of the
Fall Trade there will be Thursday Boat put
in, leaving Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, as heretOfore-thus making daily line
from Memphis 10 Little Rock aRd points
jyI JOHN .. ADAMS, President.
Memphis and White River Packet Company,
United States Hail Line.
,TNHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT qT~s.
/ Passenger Packets of the. -
above line will leave Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday at o'clock pm, for all points
on Little Red and White rivers as high up as
TUESDAY
DES D. Elliott, Master
SATURDAY:
NAlOuA q ftShiOiNf ANetSi
Making close connections with the railroad
at DeNall's Bluff for Little Rock and all pnlnts
above on the Arkansas river at JaQkSonport
with llght-water packets for BaFesY le and all
points on upper White J1veri also for Poca-
hontas, BpWbattaQs, and all points on Black
rIycf This line viii give through bills of
iadIng to Little Rock and all points above on
she Arkansas river, and all points ON White,
Little Red and Black rivers. Also, ticket pas
sengers through TO all above points. Freight
received at all times by the agents.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
AGENTS: ELLIOTT & MILLER,
No. Promenade street.
T. A. KENDIG,
ielS 30f Front St., MOSby Block,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOUND EsTRAY.

1.-TWO hIIJ LES, which the owner can have
4 by proving property and paying charges.
Apply to SOL. COOKE,
jy5 At LOoney Switch.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MASONIC lS0TICE.-The officers and q
vi members % ,eS5Oto Lodge No. 299 Ny
+. and A. NJ, are requested to attend avn
special communication of said Lodge. this
Wednesday evening, 9TH inst, ut 8 o'clock,
for work in the NJ. VI. degree.
BY order Of p. NJ. STANLEY, W. NJ.
r W SHELTON Secretary M
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Special oe0a5ceSo
TO CONsUMPTLVES.

FFHE Advertiser, having been restored to
L health in a few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used free ofcharge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same
which they will find a sure cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis &c. The onlY object
of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread info.ma-
ton W hich he conceives to be Invaluable, and
be hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. .tt ELA =a-.
Parties wishingthe prescription will please
address, Rev. EDWARD A WILSON.
l65 South Second, St, williamsburg King
County, New York IOvI
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TIPPED OvER.-Saturday afternoon
as enc of the busses was coming from the Mil
waukee Depot, the driver got up a higher rate
Of speed than even bus on runners could
stand, and in passing around corner it upset,
throwing the passengers and their baggage out
upon the ground in promiscuous heap It is
evident that the necessity of getting from one
Depot to the ether on time, is greater than
that Of preserving the integrity of passengers
heads and limbs. $685.
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an Der, Sash. Planning 81

NTE IMAM, LIE HIS & SUN WALT Planning
"A Mill, sash and door factory and lumber
Yard. Cargoes docked, and orders filed.
Cor 10th and Lumber sis Box 1929
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its gloomy at
IN tendants, low spirits, depression, involun
tary emissions, loss of semen, spermatorrh0a
loss of power, dizzy head, loss of memory and
threatened impotence and imbecility, find a
sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS Homeopathic
SPECIFIC No. TwEN1Y-EIGHr. Composed of the
most valuable mild and potent curatiyes, they
strike at once at the root of the matter, tone
up the system. arrest the discharges, and i'm
part yigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands of
cases. Price So per package of six boxes and
vial, which is very important in obstinate or
old cases, or 81 per single box. Sold by all
Druggists, and sent by mail on receipt of price
Address Humphreys SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE Co, 562 Broadway, New York.
Re35" A full assortment of the above for sale
in Watertown by W. c. Fountain and E. John
ston. s
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CARL SCHURz' PAPERs.-In another
place we mentioned that Gen. Schurz had
found it necessary to show that he had been
a citizen of the United Stat es nine years in Or
der to prove his eligibility to the U. s. Senate
Having had his original papers destroyed by
fire at Detroit two years since he teIegraphed
to his father-in-law, Mr. JusSen of this city, to
forward to him duplicate papers , Mr.. Jussen
went to Jefferson on Friday of last week, and
after much difficulty succeeded in finding the
record of his natura lIzation in the year 1852,
and forwarded duplicate papers OF Saturday.
In order to anticipate any delay in the mails,
the Clerk of the Court, at his request, tele-
graphed to Gen. Schurz that his papers had
been sent, and were all right. It seems that
two persons at different times had visited the
Clerks Office previous to the time Mr.. Jussen
went to Jefferson, claim ing TO act in Gen.
Schurz' interest, aud desiring to examine the
records in regard to his citizenship. It is
more than probable their officious interference
meant no good to Gen Schurz
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Jurors.-List Of persons drawn to serve as
Grand and Petit Jurors at the February term
sc Sbo IoGorsor
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SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN Nav

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW
YoRx By Matthew Hale Smith. Illustrated
Il the above entitled book the widely known
and successful publishing house CT J. B. Burr
& Co., of Hartford, Conn. have 'hit the mark
with capital skill, supplying want long felt
throughout the length and breadth of the land,
for everybody is interested to know the great
facts which underlie the marvellous successes
OF the chief city Of the Union; the varied life
which beats in her bosom; the jarring conflicts
which mark her political history the fortunes
made and unmade there IN day, and the
how and why thereof; and all the thousand
and one aspects of her domestic life comming-
ling with her joys the mysteries of her count
less vices and sorrows. The reader will find
III this book almost everything and anything,
which, on taking it up, he may conceive ne
would like to learn of and about New York
and her motley citizens of all grades, nations
creeds, shades of morals, etc. EVERYTHING is
here depictee with singular faithfulness, and
in a style which will carry the reader along
with unceasing interest to the end.
it is decidedly the sensation of the day, The
agent is now in town canvassing tor this work
and all who wish to obtain q copy should
avail themselves of the opportunity offered as
the book is in no case to be sold at book stores
We take the following items in regard
20 county affairs from he Jefferson Banner of
last week:
"Austin Kellogg, our new sheriff, has con-
cluded not to take charge of the jail himself,
but has appointed Ernest Schwellen BACH of
this place, under-Sherif He has moved in
and is running the jail. Earnest is a first rate
fellow, and we have no doubt he will make
faithful officer Mr.. Kellogg has also appoint
ed joseph Giles of WATERFOWL, w Higbee, of
Sullivan, NJ. Y. B. Hutchison, of Waterloo, and
Sylvester Burns, of Ixonia, deputy-sheriffs.
Joe. Giles has held the position of Sheriff
and Deputy in this county for SO many years,
that it would not seem natural tor any other
may to hold that position. Et
The new County Board of Supervisors were
in session again the first of this week The
following is the list of the persons forming the
Board at the present time;
VIM. H. Rohrp Of Watertown, now repre-
sents the lst district. In the I'd district, C. H.
Steinfort holds over fer another year In the
3D. district Nesson Fryer, of Cold Spring. In
the 4th district, VIM. Sacia, of Concord, holds
over for another year, and Earl Newton, of
Sullivan, is the Supervisor at Large.
The new Board have elected VIM Sacia as
their Chairman.
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WISCONSIN MEN AT WAsHINGroN.-

WISCONSIN MEN AT WASHINGTON
The following items appeared in late mum Der
Of the Washington Chronicle. Mr. Nute's
many friends in this vicinity will be pleased
st this evidence of the pleasant character Of
his business relations in Washington. Mr..
Huntington, who is considered one of the ris.
ing young men of the country, will be remem-
bered by many of orr citizens as the prop-ie-
tor of the Mercantile Bank in the neighboring
city of Beaver Dam few years since. The
Chronicle says : z.z-.-..r
The clerks of Mr.. Benjamin Mites section
Of the Third Auditors office presented him on
New Years Day with an elegant set of silver
dining forks, as a slight token OF their high
esteem for him as man and ability as clerk.
The presentation was made at his residence,
by his fellow clerk, Mr.. l.. w Kimbsll in a
neat and appropriate speech. in accepting,
Mr.. Mute responded in very happy manner,
after which his friends enjoyed the graceful
Inequalities OF himself and his accom- Iished
lady.
William S. Huntington, Eq, cashier Of the
first National Bank, was on Saturday presen-
te d by the gentlemen connected with that III
sap.a ION with massive and ecstly service Of
sslye-.