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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-03

Paid IN In the manner they have been the County
Ire 'surer hss been compellsd to view the entire
sun + each year - derived from the delinquent
g. ate and County taxes. and therefore to ap-
po-sion the sum AZ derived solely from that source
10 e. wear.
Tho Auditor might have been justifed by the
face Il the receipts, In following the same course
but having official knowledge, that PORTIONS Of
fhrss ssparate sources Of revenue, and which
were to DO apportioned on differ ent principles
No has III ught it bsst not to apportinn those
amounts upon hts books until it can be d No cor
Getty. and whih can eoly be done after r ca, sful
EXAMINATION Of the several delinquent Isis shal
show how those til 1egatsd amounts ehou.d ev
Afidavits, nve cents.
Agreements or .ppraissmsnt. for each pdses Of
paper on which the same is written, five cents.
ASSIGNMENTS sr transfer Of mortgage, lense or
policy ofinsorancs. the same duty ~ the original
instrument. (ses Mortgage, Lease and Ils1r.
lncs.)
Any promlssuFy note. whether payable on Do.
nand o. any time designated, for . sum not a.
ceeding one hundred dollars, i've cents
For every additional ons hundred dollars o.
raetional part thereof, 1vs cents.
{The warrant Of attorney to confso Judgment
n Dots or bond. IL exempt from stamp d.ty, II
he note = bond b properly stampsd)
Bank checks, drafts, or orders & eieht ar ON d.
n.nd made psyabls IN sis s...s, two esns:.
BUS Of s1ehaness drawn IN but payable sat d
he STATE Of Nevada each bin, or sst Of three o.
n'rs. must b ssampsds for svsTy hin Of each ut
I've cents.
Drawn IN but payable cot Of he United States,
If drawn singly or IN duplicates, } pay The zane
oty - inland hills Of sxehangs.
Tho aeespsar or ~ psoss, psyse o. Dayoss. .
~ bin a. 1ehange, o. oR6sr for The pay1sss
!rsvn cot II this Sasts, must, be5ors psy1sg
sg shs dnsy.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
q ES ID A.
Fosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

| WASH NGroS, Nav 81, 1858.
Proposals will be received 1t the c. ntract omes
Of his pepsrtmen IN il o'ci tx ?. u Re.
rrasy e. 1861 Ito Is 6ecidel BY March 81 &C.
carry Is II mails Of La United States FRI n July
!, 1859 TO June 80. 1870, Tie following ros:es
In the State # Aeva =:
And the schedule of depa. to ss aud ar.irs.
I here etc specified Viz:
le4as- Prem ustin TO White Pine, tIo oacs). 10
mile and back, "a week.
Ls.ys AusIiD Monday ~ A u.
Arrive at White Pias "Wednesday at P. u.
leave NEite Pine ihuTscay az A u
Arrive ~ Aust,n >AinrdAy ~ p Il.
IcioS-fron y llingtoD. by Fine Gr"ve IN. = .
and Nashngtuu. 20 Aur -, nj % ao1
back, once q week.
B.d6er- 20 state dis:s ace and prop Sc = seAe-s-
ule o DEPARTURES a. arrival.
1910 from Aurora by Aasons Ranch n. e..
and Fort Churchill IN to liver crossing
Of rrucSe- rivey. In Wasboe County, ---
niles and baek, or.cv . <.
btoder- 10 st~e dist nee and propose sehss-
NE Of def~Ttu ss ana Arrival.
leaal-Hrom Ruby valley 10 Camp Eallecf. -
miles and back, one week.
Leave Ruby Valley Monday at s A. u.
ArrIve 1T Camp iIs.lsck v edn--dss by 6P y
Leave canp Haleck Thur-d.ya A. Il,
Arrive at RuEy Valley SATURDAY b = Y.
ls4S2-tTon Saltwater "a Wa64~oslb, - EGas
and back, nee week.
Leave saltwater riosy At u.
Arrive ST. " adswnrtb by P. NJ
Leave ~sds~oEth Saturday ate A. n
r
lG4sS-from Virginia itJ 10 Carson CITY -
miles and back. six times week
Leave Virginia City daily. sIcep; sasdAy. e:
81. d..
Arrive At Carson City by I'm
leave Cars n lily daily, except sIaasy
Arrive a: Virginia City sysPM
Notes.
Preposals nust be to carry the mail w'tA "ee,
GRITTY certainty, and securit, ;" using the ternI
OF the law, aud they MUST be guarantee BY Two
master = jnt 80 Of art of eccrd.
No pay will DO made Tor trips not perfnrnsk,
and Tor each of Zach mission Cot satsfar tegt1y -a
piain.d thr-e times n Ply Of the tItp may b
dedeetsd- Hcr arr .vsls 30 far brhind time a. &,
ores1 Come ion with depending mills. and D.:
lion Tor the tip is subject to forfeiture. fDss
WIN b imposed, unless the delinquency b sAsis-
fAetcrtly explained, fr neslectias to taie tks
mail from or Into p at Once; tor 81 Hlrsng & 50
be injured, des troy.d robbed or list Asd 70, re
fps;nE, sftsr denaad, to convey the mail ~ hs-
qusntiy - the contractor runs, is ecncefnSd IN
running, veAielss the ru :e. The PostEAss~.
General may snnal the contract for diubes 1sg sAs
pest once laws, or the Instruction. Of the cetA.-
DeAt. He may altsr the schedule Of depAssosS
Or arrivals. and also order an iu6 q sssvtEs
By allowing thsrsE pro rs,a increase On .ks
contract pay. Hsmay also enPtaii OF dioAenttaHs
IL sssvtes IL whole or in part At 20 rata d.
ersAse u pay, allowing ONE nonsA's extra COR
psAsstSeo On the amount Of service dspsass1
nth Bid sboald D. sdAre2sd 70 he .'1sensA
.sissaat Petn.stsr eensal" saFsnerss>a
Is Proposals. oS NsvAds, )" and sent By nah.
Iw forns Of proposals, 1s and oshsr inforns-
aeA ~ savostiseDsl Of this dale, h paApA.ss
'ss' u ~ Whdsa P's. saa1:a ,..,.,,
Ysstnasess osasfk
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Treas1rer'S Notice
81, o0Z AZ.

NOTICE is hereby given. that there is no = In
the Redemption Fund of Oymsby County, the
-una of Nineteen Hundred and Ninety sevsa Dull
Iars and Forty seven Ceats, and That Sealed Pro-
posal. Win be received by the County Auditor for
the Surrender of Bonds, Warrants and Claims,
provs OF an Act Of the egis AZURE of the Stat
Of Nevada, approved March Il h. 1866; to the
amount OF money in the Redemption Fund q. the
time Of opening the Proposals. The Proposals
VIII b. received By the County Auditor up to 10
o'clock 1. u on
Monday, March LIST, 1869,
And must be accompanied by. and enclose the
Jnds, Warrants and Claims offered to be surrsn
tered. Printed blanks. for fling oct bids ca
be obtained upon apI .hca,ioa At the Auditor
once. H. .. MASON, County Treasurer.
Carson City, Feb, 18th, 1853. feb. II I'd
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rsSs Yils ass nav aekn,vlsagsa BY the Neil
eel frAsssajsy - b ths only safe mild add cd
s.ein1s rsos1y % b. 0spsnded % b lang ssasdin
s.soo sspprs.dss. irTsg.iazity, az stoppdsg 0
tAs fs0sstOs 81 1asare the 1oglses Of which
~ ss9ss q sscA asPlGshls saeess On the fenalt
kaeas. h - ease .AOad tAess Pills b t.k-r
s.seOsR Prise .. ksmis tho Anoaos - shove
sAs sAsy VA - i0gvarded viii full directions ,
- oU90 AZ HOVE
RaAno srsldlng b ~ Dayt II the 6lAte. how
ss~ asaaae. Ubo DAy easirs Dediesl aaviss
sAalB yGpoestvs eaoas, 40 vAn sAink pIopsr tosal
~ Ritaes sestsDsos Il sch = pssfsr snes,
l0od1ng psgDooai iss-rvisO. aSs assWeAsAss thsi
SQ01eo11nD ~ ~ hola most sacred
~ lotoDdo aDi DASy Dusr b a6Ayspea
UDNy. y. JAe9LYN, u. D., fstan
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Tsse powders will b f,and Of essential valuet
hose uneso 0eaa-. health, or other eiycumstan
- d nst psrnit then - i1ereuss tho number OF
tAsir family visness incouvenisnce. entering and
y~hAps Yisk II life fhs preparation 10 new. safe
sofA.l -. esDsanisat and simple, and eanaoti'
- privileges. but gives strength and vigcr. Mo-
NY idsrsd it h II the high .: vtility, snd
sA3nsd - The s0adsst principles Il praden an
vl<s1s rh-k ~ .hoAld be avoided At certain
tsoss- BEte 30 . eox Sent to any part Of the
ocass p"Tfsetly safe from s1spieim.
IsnAt ~ Anouns bv Man or 9xprsss aAirsaed
50 l1NJ = JOSEHLYN \. D
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tee, the object being concerted, uniform
and efficient action.
The preliminary proceedings, on the
assembling Of the Convention, will be
First, Tender Of the hospitalities Of the
CITY by the Mayor; and, second, Ad-
dress Of welcome, on the part of the citi'
zens, by Hon. ]. w. Clapp, 10 which
proceedings, as we desire may be the case
In all the proceedings Of the Convention,
there will be no indulgence in matters OF
political and sectional strife or contro.
versy.
The duties Of the several committees
arc defined as follows: z kE u
l. The Committee Of Invitation will
invite the President of the United States,
Governors of States, Mayors Of cities and
towns, and others, and request that dele
gates be sent from cities and towns.
O. The Committee of Reception will
meet the delegates, on their arrival, at a
place to be designated in the city papers,
and refer them to their homes in the city,
in charge Of the Committee of Entertain
mont
3 The Committee of Entertainment
will call on the families and take the
names aud numbers on the streets of
those who can entertain delegates, and
the number they will entertain, furnish
copy of the same to the Reception Com
nsittee, and be present with the commit
tee on arrival of the delegates to intro
duce them to the several families, repre-
sentatives from whom are requested to
be also present to receive their guests on
arrival at the reception rooms. The En-
tertainment Committee will also receive
offers from our public.spirited steam
boatmen and railroad men for short
pleasure excursions on the river and
into the country, and arrange visltations
for the delegates to our factories and
shops, and otherwise add TO their enjoy
ment while with MS E A.. ~
A. The Committee Of Arrangements
will provide hall and prepare the same
for the sittings Of the Convention, desig-
nate and publish in the city papers the
hour and place of the assembling of the
Convention, provide for the accommo-
dation of the Convention in session, and
do and perform ell other duties not as
signed TO the other committees.
S. The Finance Com mittee will collect
or provide the necessary funds, and de-
post the same in bank, subject to the
order of the chairman of this committee
Each committesm an will please pre-
serve copy of the foregoing for refer
ence in performance of his respective
duties, as each family entertaining dele
gates is also requested to do.
w. II. CHERRY,
Ut. SwAYSR,
JOSEPH LESow,
March ID, 1869. Committee.
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NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, March l5.-An easterly
hail storm prevails here this morning. 3
A St.. Thomss letter Of late date says
that nearly all the parties laying claim to
Alta Velle have returned from there,
satisfied with The worlhlessness Of the
place. asu1sl - 1a. ~ g
q 1t ia stated that the re-appointment Of
General Sheridan to command in Lou
isiana is intended 10 be merely recog-
milton of the business Of his former policy
while in the same position, and that as
his present rank places him second in
command 10 the army be will be returned
to the military division Of the West, in
order to continue if necessary bis opera
ton against the lndisss. -'ga d
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Special Notices.

A Man OF a Thousand--A Consumptive
Cured.--Dk. II. JAMES. a retired Physician
Of great eminence, discovered while in tho East
Indies, azure fer Consumption and Bronchitis
The remedy was discovered by him when his
only child was given up to die. His child was
cured, and is now alive and we'll. He will send
therecipc. containing full directions for making
and successfully using this remedy. free, on re-
ceipt OF two stamps to pay expenses. There Is
does not at once take hold Of and dissipate.
Night sweats. peevishness. irritation Of the
nerves, failure of memory. difficult expectora-
ton, sharp pains in the lungs. sore throat.
chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach. mac
ton Of TIL bowels, wasting away Of the muscles.
So The writer will please state the name Of
the paper they see this advertisement in. Ad-
dress CRADD0CK & CO.,
% 1892 Race St, philadelphia, Penn.
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The Tenure of.omee Act.

Congress still hesitstes and celebrates
on the House bill to repeal the Tenure
Of Ofice act. 1t was, when passed, only
intended by its origiuators, so said, to
check President johnson. But history
will be false with every President
if the Senate repeats en- act in which it
gives up 50 much power. The exercise
Of power is sweet, aud will not be readily
given up by those who profess to be such
loyal gentlemen.
The House passed the repeal by an
almost unanimous vote, but the Senate
thought II had better be referred to the
Judiciary Committee, which was done by
a vote Of thiriy-,hree for to twenty FIVE
against it. TWAS not necessary that the
matter shoGld 60 before q committee TO
be considered over egain; it had been
thoroughly discussed and examined
already, and the move was virtually a de-
feat Of the bill in its presentshspe. History
is repeating itself again. The legislative
has stripped the other departments of
the Government Of their prerogslivas
and endeavored to usurp the entire con-
troll Of the government. If a difference
occurs between President Grant and
Congress, we would expect uoihiBg less
than to see the Executive decapitstec,
and the Senate and House Of Rspreseo-
tatives The only Recognized suihoriiy 10
the country. Grant declines 10 make
other nominations until the TenuT,-oi-
Office act is repealed. We would suggest
tina. he fold his hands and sit quiet
during the balance Of his term. The
power uDcnnsiitulionally tAksa. from the
President viii never, in our opinion. be
fully restored to him by Congress. There
nsy be 3 slight modification O. t me law,
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BY Ell E G RAP q
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON.

New York, March l5.-A Washington
special to the World says that the Span
ish Legation have represented to our
Government that the Cuban insurrection
has been kept alive by expeditions sent
from New Orleans, New York and Bos-
ton, and requests our Government not to
recognize the revolutionists till after
having heard from NJ. Roberds, the spe-
cial Spanish Envoy, now en- route to
Washington to confer with it.
LOUISVILLE, March l5.-The Demo
crafts Washington special says: Repub-
lican Senators who have conversed with
Grant say that it is the latter intention,
as soon as the present scramble for Office
is over and new Minister to England
appointed, to notify the English Govern
ment of the substantial rejection of the
Alabama treaty by this Government, and
its desire for a renewal Of negotiations on
an entirely different basis from the pres.
ent protocol. The foreign policy, it is
claimed by the President and his Con
gressional friends, will be the new feature
of his administration, ioyoa sss
General Longsireet has accepted the
offer of Surveyor of the Post Of New
Orleans, and will be confirmed despite
the opposition of BrownlOw and Sumner.
Forney's Chronicle comes out to-day in
unconditional Endorsement of Long
streets appointment.
Secretary Fish telegraphs that he will
be here to-day. seaaaf 90 sirps --
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Grant snubbed.

Special to the Courier. Journal. 12th.l Y,
The Senate was in a bad humor over
the slate, and snubbed Grant this after
noon. He sent down word informally
that he would send in batch OF APP
poiatments tomorrow, but they re-
fused a motion to reconsider q previous
resolution to adjourn until Monday.
ONLY TWO.
In the batch of nominations sent to
the Senate to-day are emily two brothers.
iu-lsw of the President, viz !: Sharp, for
Marshal of the District of Columbia, and
Colonel Casey, Collector of the Port of
New Orleans.
THE ONLY DEcLISEB.
The latter position, it may be remem-
bered. was rendered to General Walter
o. Gresham, of Indiana, who declined it.
He is the only one who has declined an
Office during Grants administration.
BROTHER. IN, LAW No. III. 3
Il is said another brother-in-law OF
Grants (Cram) will be appointed Minis
ter Residentto Switzerland.
Tn~ BROTHER NO. /.
Oryille Grant, the Presidents brsther,
is to get something handsome at Chicago.
SEVERE.
This practice of nepotism is severely
criticised by politicians. A leading Rad
ical to-day, referring to the Presidents
appointments, said he was taking care OF
his relations and the fellows who had
given him houses
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M Il NJ p ELS;
Monday Evening. March is. 1850.
General Lonrstrse,'s appointment.

Late kilograms bring the iaformauoh
of General Longstreei's appointment to
the Office of Surveyor for the port OF
New Orleans. The Radicals regard
General Lor gs,reet as being the most
thoroughly reconstructed rebel that has
been horned over since the late little
difficulty between the sisters Of the old
Union. We de- not condemn, yet we
pitv. the braiuless hero who won golden
oniuieus from every Southerner during
the fights along the Potomac Gen. Long
street doubtless is honest in his views OF
submission 10 the powers that be, and
that nigh, mskes right, and such like
but is very far from being correct. The
hero of the Potomac lost that moral cour-
age which was required in the malnteu'
ance ofright principle in theface ofdeieat.
The high position the General once. held
in the estimation of the people OF the
South did not afford him sufficient in
fuence to drag after him single
Southern man Of responsibility. he
stands alone in his solitary, blissfui
ignorance Of what be fought for during
four eveutful aud bloody years OF war.
That General Longstreet was subjugated
in his ideas, be himself is free to admit;
lint if his old Southern friends who stood
by his side during the FIRE and sword that
swept over the South are not of his
opinions, he should not be surprised
We are not willing to accept whatever
terms the victor may impose upon US as
being right. There ia law OF nations
aud humanity that intervenes and
declares the relative positions OF the
victor aud vanquished. That we should
accept the yoke that is imposed upon us
by men who hsve.no regard for law, and
bring ourselves to the belief that 1t is all
right, is perfectly absurd. General Long
street may kiss the rod that smlles him
and lick the dust at the feet OF power,
vet we would advise all those who value
their self-respect and principle to forbear
from following after such numbskull
leaders. Everything has its reward IN
this world, both virtue and vice
those who stand by principle and
those who desert their friends. General
Longstreet is looked upon by every
Southerner with q mingled feeling Of pity
and contempt, bat he is received into full
fellowship by the Radical party. The
same temptation is held out to all such
who will 60 over to the dominant party.
Is there one other Southerner who will
sell himself for Officer General Grant
has other fat places besides the Surveyor
of Customs at New Orleans, and can re-
ward the deserter literally. The crier is
still on the stand, and holds up the fat
emolumenis of Office to all those who will
desert principle and accept might as
right. Can there be found one other
bidder2 We hope not for the honor of
Southern chivalry, aud for the respect
and love we owe the memory Of our dead
heroes, who, God grant, may rest undis-
turbed in their graves.
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TIE most remarkable thing IN the ms
tory Of the Secretary Of State is the oon
mot which somebody made Conserving
his daughters, who were distinguished in
New York and Washington society as
very beautiful and accomplished young
ladies. When they were children their
portraits were painted and placed in Mr..
Fish's drawing room. One day two gem
tlemen were examining them, when one
Of them said to the other, What do you
think of those pictures :" vi think they
Ink like sardines." "Sardines how
can that be" why don't you see that
thew are little Fishes in oilY'
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General Markets.

Special to PugLro LEDoER By Western Union
telegraph
NEw YoRK, March Is, IL m.-Gold,
1873 Sterling exchange, dull. Cot
ton inactive and prices dropping; low
middling, 272c; good middling, 2slc
Orleans, 29c; upiauds, 2sac; Mobile,
2sie. s =
LIVERPOOL, March 10, ll:l5 a.m-Cot-
ton quiet; uplands, l2td; Orleans, l2sd ;
sales, 10000 bales
2p.m.-Cotton qsiet and unchanged ;
uplsnds, l2ti; Orleans, 1891
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Standing Cemmlttees.

Finance committee-J. T. Winnemore. John
Paul Baker, II. Noting.
COMMITTEES on Lands Howard Millspaugh,
Jshn A. Grew. ID. W. Florrte.
Committee on eteamboais-John d. DaVis'
]. Ed MONTGOMERY. n. d. Carson.
Committee on Decss and Wharves-Wilham
Chevy, n. S. Otis, ID. Z. Martin.
Comnitfee on Revision Of By-LaMs snd
Cbartsr-John A. Grow. J. p. Baker. Howard
Millspaugh.
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Special 20 Pueblo LKDoER, By Southern Pacific
and Atlantic telegraph

sPsslaI Y PsstIc Ln1otR bysOuihsFn Pacific
Nav YoRK, March IS, 1890 a.m.-Up-
lands-Ordinary, 25l good ordinary,
26l; low mid5ling, 27s middling. %;
good middling, 29s Florida-0rdinary,
25l; good ordinary, 26l; low middling,
ut; middling. 2si good mideling. 2si.
Mobile-OrdinsrJ, 253; good ordinary,
2si; low middline, 27a niddling, 2ei;
good middling. Isl New Orleans and
Iszss-Ordinsry, 26; good ordinary,
u; log niddling. 70 miidling, 90
good middliug, 90. Market opened quiet.
ll;50 an. : Cotton market quiet, bat
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cough.-Eo Cure, No Pay.-FoRRKsr's ~.
WIPES Tar is warranted TO cure Cough, Group
Hoarseness. Throat and LUNG Diseases, or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
lief produced, Try it. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
GOODYEAR 4 FALLS. 81 Main st., Agents.
Price. IS cents Net sent by mail. SIT
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LiverpooI Cotton Market.

Specialize PUBLIC LEDGER, By Southern Pacific
and Atlantic telegraph m
LIVERPOOL, March Is, ILLS Am.-Tbe
cotton market opened quiet mid
ding uplands, l2ld; 0rlssbs, l2sd; es-
mated sales for the dsy, 10000 bales
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but nothing more. We judge so from
knowledge Of the, men we are writing
about. N
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Essays for Young Men-en the Errors and
Abuses incidontt to Youth and Early Manhood.
sent by mail free Of charge. Address HOW.
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. PHILADELPHIA,
pa 1IQ-13
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London Money MARKET.

Special to PUBLIC LEDcRR. BY Southern PGciAc
and Atlantic telegraph
LoEDos, March Is. ILLS a.m.-Five-
twenties, s3i; Erie, 25l; Consols, 90;
Illinois Central, s7i. Bonds in Frank
fort. 87}. $500
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TITO THE VOTERS OF THE CRIMINAL
l. Court District: ! respectfully announce my
self a candidate for reelection as Judge of
te' J. 7. SWAYNE.
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Omeersf

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
col. JOHN A. GROW, Vice President.
ROBERT s. kirk. Superintendent.
DAVID MILLsPAU9H, Treasurer.
CHAS. IS. STEWART, Assistant Secretary
JOHN b. DAVIS. Chief Engineer.
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General Agents
j. IT. WINNEMORE.


Local Agents.
John p Baker. New Orleans.
W. Spears, VictsburE.
y. Y. Rocket. Memphis. -,
Col. I'd. erger, Jacksop, 1ss.
j. r. Townsend, orenaoas Nlat.
F. ]. W. johnson. Cairo.
g. s. Fox, Evansville.
j. d, Davis, Louisville -.
John Cobb. Madifon. Indiana
4 Johns. Cineinnati
Cheric1 n. Beck With, C7icaro.
Martin & Howard. 81 Louis.
u O. Nerriman 4 Co -, Louis.
Don Alfonso Chies, NeE lork.
Proposstiess for sabscrietioss Of Money OF
lanas - The capital sscck Of the Company
Ahon'e " n. v. R0CRETT.
1911 Agent NJ memphis.
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