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FAITHS FRUITS.

"Herein is my Father glorifed that ye bear much
fruit. XIV, 8.
Are you a fruit-bearer in your Lords vine
yard? /? Are you seeking to make life one grand
act of conservation to His glory-one thank
offering for His unmerited love? You may be
unable to exhibit much fruit in the eye Of the
world; your circumstances and position in
life may forbid you to point to any splen-
did services, or laborious and imposing
efforts, in the cause of God. 1t matters
not. 1t is often those fruits that are unseen and
unknown to man, ripening in seclusion, that He
values most the quiet, lowly walk, patience and
submission, gentleness and humility, putting
yourself unreservedly in His hands, willing to
be led by Him even in darkness, saying mot
my will, but thy WILL" the unselfsh spirit, the
meek bearing of an injury, the unostentatious
kindness-these are some of the "fruits' which
your heavenly Father loves, and by which He is
clarified.
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ouR RnL1uxous COLUMN.
TIRED.

TIRED.
roam the woods that crown
The upland, where the mingled splendors glow
Where the gay company of trees look down
On the green field below.
And far in heaven, the while,
The sun that sends the gale to wander here,
Pours out on the fair earth his quiet smile
The sweetest of the year.
Autumn why so soon
Depart the hues that make the forests glad:
Thy gentle wind and thy fair sunny noon,
And leave thee wild and sad !?
All! twere lot too blest
Forever in thy colored shades to stray;
Amid the kisses of the soft southwest,
To roam and dream for ayes
And leave the vain low strife
That makes men mad the tug for wealthand
power,
The passions and the cares that wither life,
And waste the little hour.
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hondaY. Mareh Z. Ia7O.

Between tie hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
nc'ocs pm. a public auction, Tt 9 highest
and best biuder, the tul WING describe fract
Of lslii, lying End being ia Shelby county;
Beginning q g stake SDuthWr-t corner O. n
2sIz-acrs putiy. run ain2 nn'th 81 chains l.
-linEs 10 G blaekoak marked W s An the = GU b
b. uudary Of s Si9 acre elurv; thenre easr 4
rhzi so links 70 a stake n wilson We
boundary lire OF a ? O. cres tr CT; the nc-
south with ssid line a cha a. eoiink { O
Z ke the mort east COZ ner OF Sui J.,'~ occui
PANT: THENCE W Sc 20 cAs,ip- "a d Ks u g
staA 2, hicsOT ana y hitsoak pointers, 80 { :
" 81 corner of sud ocsut Snt tht nee s, q ~
10 chain 10 & stake, bi 9, kgu #D ma ls
pointers; tuence ast q chN! 10 q 81 X and
coSfoak marked W. : thence g 80 Al ch aims
s3Iinks u The beginnln $50 ares, more or
lee
TERNs OF SIZE One-th'rd cash. and the
balance In equal instsiments. at one and Two
years time, ,laktng not 8 wi b security, bear.
tnE interest from date, and reta n'ng lien
on the land for the def IRE payments.
The above land lies IN the N1nth civil Dis
tTict, al or near Fishrryille, on which is
erected a one ~ o-story frame bltldipR con-
tanning six EooTns; also. good giuhouse and
gin. ana very good grt-tmin, with all the
NECESSARY on houses, to2ether vita an excel
lent peach and apple orchard.
JOIN LOAGCE, Clerk.
~ CnI.I. q
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Chancery Sale on Friday, February
%, 1870,

No. Sl95-Chaneery Court OF Memphis-Har-
riet j. RoysteI, Adm Z, vs. :. s. Hoyster
ny virtue of an interiocutory decree in this
ID cause. will sell, at pHbltc auction 20 the
highest bidder, at the auctionhouse OF k0ys-
ter Trezevant Co., No. 40 Main street,
Mernphis Tennessee, on Friday, February
2S lg!O within legal hours, the undivided
one-half interest Of ]. W. RoysteT, deceased,
in and 10 the following real estate. tQ-wit:
Living and being In the county OF Shelby
and state of TenEessee, on Island No. co. in
the Mississippi river, designated as Lot No.
2, on the plan OF survey by Robinson Moon,
Engineers: Beginning at stake In road,
the northeast corner OF II. r halPs So4-aere
entry whence south y west chain and ~
links stands n honey-locust marked b.;
thence east 81 chains and TSlipks TO the bank
OF a chute; thence south and weStTardiy
with meanders Of said chutes chains, chains
and IL links, 7 chains and ~ links, 10 chains
and Il chains 10 stake on the bank OF the
chute; thence west 40 chains and SO links to 8
stake and pointersi thence north . chains 70
the beginning, containing 2t5 H-l00 acres.
Also, Lot No. 4. on said plan OF survey, be-
ing on Island No. 40: Beginning OF q stake In
the northwest corner OF the o4V-sere entry !
thence east z chains; thence north 4S chains ,
/ thence west 80 chains; thence 3outb 81 chains I;
thence east chains; thence south IL ehains
10 the 6eginning, containing - Ig-lW acres
ginning ST a cottonwood on the bank OF ehe
/ river west side OF the Island, marked A. on
/ Pennel's south boundary iinei thence gsst e e
north 81 chains aud % In IA 10 an {, ~ .
/ O.; thence east n chains and % INK 10 an
ash marked D. on Mttoheu Ne7t ~ PMSun9sIy
l and 30 links % an asn marked Z, IN hctav-
/ oekss north line; thsnce west with his Inns
/ IN chafTa 10 D cottonwood narkeo +. on tbs
1 h.an,k of the river thence north bS west
! ehains; thence north 90 west 10 chains and *
l links 10 the beginning. containing 45S acres
TERMS OF 5AbE.-Qne-thtrd cash, balanct
on credit of six and twelve months, Eote'
with security taken. and a lein retained til
payment OF the purchase money.
! a n nd N
Logwood, Misez q Fswlkes, solicitcrs 70
npDDlai1aRN. ia&
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xLlst COAGREsS---2d SESSION

WASHINGTON, February 9.-Ssndte
On motion vi Mr. sherman, the fund
ing bill was made special order Ior
Tuesday next.
Resolutions were adopted calling
for information as to the action Ot any
of the departments relative to the
claim OF Jhe Central Branch OF the
Uui0n Pacific Railroad tUr bonds or
lands in aid OF the road, and directing
the Judiciary COmmitJee 10 Inquire
into The reorganization VI the Georgia
Legislature.
Mr. COnkling, from the Committee
on Revision OF the Laws, reported
with amendments The House bill ex-
tending the time for revision and con-
sOIidatSOn ofthe statutes of the United
States. 1t autboTizes the President 10
appoint three commissioners 10 finish
within three years the work prescribed
In the set OF June 20th, 1866.
N1s Carpenter, from the Committee
on Military. reported with amend
ments bill for the withholding Of
money from Indian tribes nC..:@lllli9 3
American capnYes.
Mr.. Howard, from the Committee
on Territories, reported bill to pro-
vide for the payment OF expenses IN
eurred by the Secretary Of Montana in
the suppression Of Indian hOSuiueS.
Nh. Wilson introduced a bill to IN
crease the number of judges of the
Supreme Court and Circuit Courts OF
the United States, aud to establish
boundaries of judicial districts. Re
ferred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Ii provides for eleven Circuit Judges.
The greater portion OF the morning
hour was consumed by MIR. Morton
in speaking upon the neutral relations
of the United States. The bill Of Mr..
Morton, with that of the House, rela-
tive TO the neutral relations of the
United States, were then referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
The census bill was then taken up.
Mr.. Anthony, on leave, made a
statement in support Of his bill, to re-
form the public printing. Referred tC
| the Committee on Printing.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Judiciary
| Committee, reported a substitute fol
| House bill to admit Mississippi tC
representation. The substitute de
clares the same without preamble
| on the conditions that the state 0
Mississippi is entitled to representa-
ton in Congress.
Also, from the same committee,
bill TO change the Judiciary Circuits
as amended. The bill CONSTITUTES
Circuits as amended: First Circuit
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire
Rhode Island and Connecticut; Sec
ond, New York; Third, Pennsylva
MIA, New Jersey, Delaware, lndi
ana and Virginia; Fourth, Mis-
slsslppi, Louisiana, Texas and AT
kanaasI Fifth, North Carolina
south Carolina, Georgia, Florida
Alabama and Tennessee; Sixth, Ohio
Michigan, Kentucky and West Viz
1 gfnia; Seventh, Illinois, Indiana ant
Wisconsin; Eighth, Minnesota, Iowa
/ Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri
Ninth, California, Oregon and Ne
vada. The bin further provides tina
the Justices of the supreme Court 0
, North Carolina shall be residents {
theit respective circuits, and yacan
GOa raw OF hexgs0fpre existing IN sal
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NASHVILLE.


NAsHvmLE, February 9.-Se1Gte.-
There was little of Importance
transacted. In the Senate the House
resolution censuring Jerusalem Smith
for his abuse of the franking privilege
came up, and was referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations.
Hoase.-The bill to guarantee to
married women the same legal rights
as those enjoyed by single women was
amended by providing that proyi-
sions of the bill should apply enly TO
married women who have abandoned
their husbands, or whose husbands
have abandoned them, and then pass
ed on second reading.
Mr.. Hornberger introduced 8 bill
directing the Committee on the School
Fund swindIe to prosecute their labOrs
after dJOurument.
The consideration OF bills providing
for the sale OF railroads was postponed
until Friday, on account of sickness
OF Mr.. Fleming.
The invitation from the merchants
of Nashville 10 a grand banquet at
the Maxwell House was accepted by
both houses.
The Senate bill changing the time
for the election Of county officers
passed its first reading.
The committee of conference ap-
pointed TO adjust the differences on
the tax bill, reported that they failed
to agree. They had once, however,
compromised on thirty cents on every
hundred dollars, but subsequently
reconsidered their action, and the In
preston now is that the present reve-
nue. will remain in force.
The Senate bill to amend the law
concerning fOrcibIe entry and de-
tainer, passed its third reading.
The House bill to amend an act es-
tabIishing a Criminal and Common
Law Court In Oblon county, passed its
third reading.
The House bill for the benefit of the
State and County Fairs, passed its
third reading.
In the Convention the taxation
question was discussed several hours
without reaching any definite re-
suits.
A number Of amendments were pro-
posed and rejected.
1t is thought that the report of the
Committee will be adopted.
The Committee on New Counties
and County Lines reported in favor Of
allowing the Legislature to estab-
lish new COMMITTEES, to consist of
not less than $50 square miles, but
that no oid county shall be reduced TO
less than 625 square nlilss.
The minority report nOn-concurred
in the recommendation that old coun-
ties should not be reduced below 625
square miles.
A negro outraged a young lady near
Cleveland, East Tennessee, on Mon
day, and was soon after arrested and
shot by an enraged citizen.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-The
Senate's Judiciary Committee to-day
heard fifteen GeOTgians, who are here
as a delegation from the COnserva-
tiyes, who took grounds that the pres
ent Legislature is illegally cOnsti-
tuted, owing TO the admission of the
minority candidates, and argued
in favor of the organization of that
body. Gov. Bullock and others on
the Republican side spoke briefly in
annosiIion. Senators Carpenter, Ed
nlunds and Conkling, remembered at
a former hearing Gov. Bullock said
the expulsion Of the negroes and the
seating of the minority candidates
was sheer usurpatlOn. The Commit
tee on Saturday viii give Bullock an
opportunity to explain his cOntradic-
tory position.
A general order from the War De-
partment provides that no coal oil
shall hereafter be used for illuminat-
ing military posts. Lard oil is 10 be
substituted generally in its place.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs was to-day engaged in the in
vestlgatiOn Of &he alleged sale of Ca
detships. Only one witness was ex-
amined, and he positively testified
that a member of the House, during
the last Congress, sold a naval ap-
pOinunent for $500. The youth did
not pass the examination, and the
parent lost the money.
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COurt shalI in avery ease be aIIsd By

| AOufb eIldll III every ChSG DC u4loQ Dl
a resident of the circuit.
After a discussion-eontinued as q
test of the sense of the Senate-upon
general questions, it was moved to
lay the House bill upon the table,
which was agreed to. Yeas, 46;
nays, 9.
Mr.. Chandler, on leave being grant
ed, introduced a bill of the last session,
"to promote commerce among the
States, and cheaper the transportation
of the mails and military and naval
stores"
The bill authorizes the construction
of a first-elass railroad from Washing
| ton TO New York, the capital stock to
be Sl0,0O0,000. 1t also provides for
railroad and telegraph line from
Washington to Pittsburg, to be called
| the Washington and Northwestern
Railroad, and a telegraph line from
Washington to Cincinnati, the pro-
visions as to the former company be
ing applicable 70 all.
The Senate at l:l5 o'clock ad-
journed.
H0ase-The House resumed the con-
sideratiOn OF the Foster Covode con-
tested election case from Pennsyl-
Vania.
Mr.. Randall continued his argu-
ment in support of the claim of Fos-
ter.
After a discussion of about three
hours, the House proceeded to vote
on resolutions. Those OF the minor
ity declaring Foster elected We're re-
jected. Yeas, 81; nays, 123. A strict
party vote. Those Of the majority de-
claring CovOde duly elected were
adopted by a like vote.
The oath OF office was administered
to Mr.. COvUde.
Alr. Julian, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported a bill for the
relief Of settlers on certain lands in
Iowa. Passed.
Mr.. Lawrence, from the RecOnstruc-
ton Committee, reported bill to en-
force amendments to the Constitution.
Adopted.
Mr.. Cox asked leave to offer q Teso.
luton calling on the Secretary of the
Navy for information as to uneXpend.
ed balances monthly, from March,
1869, 10 February, 1870; also, the az
gregate expenditures for the same
DCIlOus an I II Al EAGtSN VI dppAbti ia
fiOns, the amount of excess, and also
the amount of the proceeds of sales OF
property for the same periud.
MIR. Kelvey, of New York, objected,
fremarking that all the Information
was in possession of the House
already.
The House at 8:45 pm. went into
Committee of the Whole on the legis-
lative appropriation bill, and Mr..
Dawes moved to strike out the item
tor reporter for the Congressional
Globe, on the ground that its publica-
tion should be abolished after this
session. The motion was rejected,
and without disposing of the bill the
committee rose.
Mr.. Bingham moved for an adjourn
ment from to-day until Saturday,
which was lost by 81 against 81.
Mr.. Banks offered 4 resolution, call
ing on the President for all the infor-
nation tnat may have been received
by the Government in reference to the
recent assault upon and reported mur-
der Of one or more American citizens
in Cuba. Adopted, and the House, at
$40 pm, adjourned.
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VALENTIA, February 9.--The sud
den interruption OF telegraphic COM
municatiou eastward day before yes
terday IS thus explained. While the
Government employees were repair
ing the general telegraph Office at
London, on that day, in order TO &C
cOmmodate a great increase Of tele-
graphic business, occasi0ned by the
change in the system, it was found
necessary to cut all the wires 10 the
western. Communication was soon
restored and the service is now excel
lent in ali directions.
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Louisjsaa Leuislatprs.

NEW ORLEANS, February 9.-The
Registration bill passed the Senate
yeas, Is; nays, i.
The impeachment trial Of Wyclife,
Auditor, commences, tomorrow.
This mornings Bulletin contains a
statement of Judge Cooley, charging
State Treasurer Duiuclet with de-
r-,,,,'';;.-0 the creditors Of the State by
diseounfing their warrants and using
the funds OF the State therefor
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EOEDAY. MARCH 7, 1870,

Between the hnuUs Of 10 o'ciOck o. N and 4
p ui Lhe 10 Losing da-cribrd tracl o. land
containing one hundred zud dve q idoj acr.S.
lying iH the eleven b surveyors district Of
Shelby county, and STATE OF Ten lessee, on
the south ~iie OF Wolf rive:
Beg nuiuE at q stake With post-oak pointer,
Ia tue j. nth vest corner 81 a fVo hunureci
acre tract entered in the name Of VIM Law
r-ucr: tnehcs south = Chains ant - unkS u
q Il ke with an elm pointer: th-nce west 3
chains and ~ links 70 a sLas Z with Whlts-osk
-ud sWeetgUm yOinteTs: theme south /
cn1IHs m 20 huks to 3 si-ke Y Il. two I'd
ak pointers. thPnr- east p chains and Al
huka 70 q stake with sweet gum tOiuter
thenca nOrth Az chains 70 a sIake with gum
and elm pointers; thence w-st = chains 20
the besfmning-
Terms OF Saie-Ous-thtrsi cs-h: b.l-nce on
a credit Of one and two ears, with Interest +:
purchaser executing notes. with approved 10
cdriLy, a lien being retained on the land for
the deferred payments.
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
RE BERxARn CnI.L.. Lne--lrr ne. = rahln
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A BruiaIFs

CINCINNATI, February 9.-Valen-
tine Klein was arrested on the charge
of numbering his own child, seven
mouths old. The testimony before
the Coroner was; Klein came home
drunk, when his wife asked him for
money to buy bread with for supper,
when he became enraged aud took a
pot of boiling coffee and poured it on
the face and bosom of the child. 1t
LIVED twelve hours.
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CHANCERY SALE
On
aOHDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1870.

No. Zls, o R--Chsncery Court or Memphis.
virtue % an g. JeroEIutory dee - tu this
- esV,-, Viii So a. q pI-,Iic -ucLi..u o.. the
highest bl'i-ier- lu tn TOW y of fort Plea ~ i z
On AUS' AZ. February "a. is7H. y itu.n Iaizal
rpurs. tn following described Il. al t-stll=.
tO-WIt:
Tue south ar Of Block No S. In thar pat
81 tn cify Of Mem yhis called FurI + lcse Iu.,
GUd Is ing OetEr-u FIuh tire Z or h s4--t
anu r uTLn street. On the wi, aud CIu0lson
-trret o. The south. HBa he n -i al..-N ez-l .5i
uuOlS3n rect 90 tire uOTtn. IFuuIiug l-0 FEET
inches on finn street aud 90 feet on oLc.-
=Cu street.
ArEA5 UF -ALE -Ca-h 70 he amount OF EE
decrev herein and cos =; balauce CD e. Gre q 30
o. twelve mO1Lis Equity o. rs4~lnptl,
barred.
In Gre the above sale snail Glii % briuz the
amount Of The cree herein and Gusts then
aud ln that event Lhe nEEtE usII oT said
rlncE No . Will b. sJ-d, Ia lots or suutfIvi-
slou-s sale 70 continue until tue amount
requisite 70 satisfy the decree herein and
costs II CASH. 4. yielded.
Terms o. sale Of north ualfof Block No Sc
Oue-hal. cash; oalanee or eredir v rW-lgs
mOnths- EguIty Of rsdemp ption barred
A AL-TOS. G and n.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT { CO,
Ial3 Aue,laassrs
LogwoOd, Micon and Folkes, solicitors.
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ST. LOUIS, February 9-In the
House yesterday the proposition tC
pay interest on the State bonds IN
gold after July lSt, 1870, was rejected
81 to 20. The General school law WAS
amended so as TO allow all women
over twenty-one years old and owners
Of property to vote on questions af
feeling the raising Of taxes for school
nuTnOseS.
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saturdaY. March 8. $50.

To the highest and best bidder, for CASH, at
the door Of the United States District CouII-
room, at 10 o'clock am, ali the right, title
and interest, legal and equitab G, W nich be-
longed to Geo. ". Trotter, bankrupt, 1T the
date OF nling bis petition IN bank uptey, i'm
ard to the following personal property, to-
VT: All the bills OF exchange, bonus, prom
fssoly notes, securities, accounts, boots Of
acconnts, chooses in action, and all and sings
lar the personal effects and assets OF said
bankrupt Of every kind and description.
Also, the interest OF the bankrupt IN the
following real estatei
One certain tract of land in Drew county
Arkansas, containing S5215 acres, more OF
less; also, one certain tract OF land In craig
head county, Arkansas. containing 260 acres
rnors or Lead VIM. MCGEE,
fetyiO dAw Assignee.
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OUR STATE BONDS.
What the Organ Of Wall Street Says About
Them.

The New York .StoekhOldeT Of the
Ist inst. says: We regret TO communi-
cate 10 such OF our readers as are hold
ers OF Tennessee bonds the intimatiOn
that the State seems determined not
to provide for the interest on its debt.
rhe bill which has Just passed the
s ate senate, and Is likely 10 pass the
House and become 4 law, Will pro
vide scarcely enough for the expenses
OF the State government, and not one
cent toward the interest on the State
debt. The tax bill OF last year pro-
vided a revenue of 81, ,428, ,949 in green
backs, but this year, as 1t is ixeo in
the bill which has JUST passed the SEN
ate, the amount will be only S45l, 400,
and payable In Tennessee bank notes,
which are at present of little value.
The following is an official exhibit of
the condition ol the finances Of the
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YIrrinia Leclslaiure.

RICHMOND, February Ex-Governor
Walker to-day sent in a supplement-
ary message to the Legislature, relat-
ing chiefly to the routine of State
matters and referring to the difficulty
of finding q Judge not disqualified
by the XIVth Amendment. He re
commends that Congress be petitiOned
for a general removal of disabilities,
and the establishment of an asylum
TOR insane negroes.
The Governor also suggests many
excellent changes in the adminisTa-
ton of the criminal law of the State
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CountY Court Sale 0f Land.

". q. Moncrief and wife and 9th r. ". rJhn
r. aud Virginia q. saunderlin-PetisioD Tor
Sale or Land.
TTEpEB aud by virtue OF a decree Of sale,
y made Ia the above stated case, at the
February germ, 1919, OF jr= tpunty court OF
shelby county, z TenBes=ee I VIII proceed 10
sell, before the Courthouse O0or, IN the city
,.Fh nh fen
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swInd,Inu the Government and lis ''Warss

NASHVILLE, February 9.-Revenue
Collector Peabody has seized OO,OJO
cigars, in the hands of Campbell d
Spire, of this city, iOr alleged violation
OF the revenue law.
w. w. Ingersoll, Claim Agent, has
been arrested for retaining the bounty
money of q eolored soldier named
Mullens.
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LOUISVILLE, February 9.-In the
Kentucky Legislature to-day the
House Committee on Railroads re-
ported bill incorporating the Gin
cinnati and Southern Railroad with
out expressing an opinion. A mum
Der of amendments were also substi-
tuted. The bill and amendments were
made the special order for Tuesday
next
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ConnpotIcut RsnubIIosn ConventIon.

HARTFORD, February 9.-The Re
publican Convention to-day re-nOm-
mated the present State ticket except
for Lieutenant Governor, tor which
office lion. Morris Tyler, of New Ha-
ven, was chosen.