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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Alanson NJ. f. Church Fair IN Norfolk
q. will close tomorrow night.
The Fair for the benefit of the Church of
he Heavenly Rest closed last evening at Lyric Hall 1t
Botted about S2OOe.
The members of the 10th Company, 9TH Regi-
ent National Guard have adopted resolutions In honor
Of the late Capt. Robert T. Launitz.
A Fair for the benefit of the Howard COhOred
Orphan Asylum Is now holding In the Sloan Preshyte-
risn Church ia Prince st., near Myrteave, Brooklyn
The ladies Of the BedfOrd-st. NJ. E Church
held fair and festival nthe basement of their church,
Wednesday and yesterday in aid Of the Old Ladies'
Home In Forty second st
The Rev. Henry H. Garnet received COM
pmentary testimonial from the congregation OF Shiloh
Prebyteran Church. last night In the shape of the pro-
seefis OF supper and musical entertainment.
The 35th anniversary of the Methodist EipscO-
pal Society for the Relief Of Haforphan and Destitute
Children held last evening at the Society building
u Tenth-st. An address delivered by Mr. Sabine.
VIM. II. Pope, the elocutionist, gave recita-
lions last evening before fair audience in Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn. assisted by j. NJ Iorety IT, ON the
vocal music.
The New-York Stock Exchange has elected
the following onncers Trusteeswm r. ver1nllye, A. b.
bay Is W.. =, Tey%%ar jr i Hays and j. Me
CobOOBe, A. ID. Williams, and C. S. SloOne.
An entertainment was given yesterday, in the
Erls' department of Grammar School No. 2s In West
FUriieth-st.. Miss Eebeccs s. Lowrey Principal; and
Iecepi0n took place In the boys department OF Grammar
School No. 10. IA WOCsteT-st, II. ~ sandborn Principal
Mr. and Mrs George tandenhof gave an EN-
tstainment at stchway Han last evening In aid Of the
General Society OF Mechanics aud Tadesmen Of the City
~ Newlork The programme iacludcd selections from
hCbeth and The Rivals" and from Jean lDgelOw's
pDenlS-
The Trustees Of the College Of the City of
kewfOfk rroeiVed communication yesterday from
President Alien webb. setting forth that Professor
q H. Va
hSAles and jesse A. Spencer, not competent 10 III
Ibtr Jrcont ICstonh resolution iO relieve tse In.
1Iutis ffOW duty after Jan. III. es lost az vas
rnculob 70 T-e the ssirJ of tie President b s. $50
L. $40. ' ''NN
Prof. Iljman presided at the meeting of The
yFchh" branch OF The AD,~rcan institute last even
'hr, ana read paper on Music" \ H. Kgos, s1,
'e'' the workings Of h, INA hine 10 separate Ore- of
"gy l,e sshr sreinc gaviiy. The Discussion Of the
% 'o'hihuiI ailhg f'"weF 10 AZ. sf (sIl,fessA
- va tsniFd '} Horace II Day. WI g4yc 40 ac-
q. 's ~ FhtGis, and sJ,Ose ~ The sieat 70, is
~, ." T06 - employment 81 raInpy.ss, ir
"s"@s The Seref a u sEaT4 AID otis . Ala j. X
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Fsher raised the question 10 whether the oss OF
wouId be serious objection. Mr. Hyde ana III, no' 10
Ton renIied flat where so much power Ia runhhR W
Nytste they could rd 10 lose some Of IT, g. e. hsea
said that The amount OF power In the ude alone d M
thnnsanI hlion times an the mechanical power useu
me world aud that the utilization Of waste powsn ~
means of compressed air would render eoa uhnooe'
for mechanical purposes.
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"TuE BEEcHERs OF To-DAY."-Henry Ward
Edward Ch,re Thomas X MrN H. B. sO.s Catherine b. ETC. viz
Portraits in Jan No PsRESoLoeo.L IouRSAIkesdy 'ou'o-
on or rear Sewsmsn viii have it. WELLS Ss Broad
ssy n Y PGbhsherS
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IAnneunoemsathj
TvrL,sr CoNryDRuM.-If Jones pays slo,oco

rent for .bop in Broadway BrOr pay. only .ss
The Bowery both si goods Of ;, ,v,, Nth grail.
a, - -. a. N A.. .h..r.tf The answer y I" ~ gwen WIN go
,,AI,0. ~ an, .ooi q one wAroHD JEvhlnI' '
n,,S"~n. :, rs, Bovey corner BroOm'-'t Ssr'i0h
oihoNp" J. II. JOHNSTON RoBisscs.
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CTTY.-Fairs for benevolent purposes
are holding 10y the Centenary NJ T. Church, the Second
Presbyterian Church. the Emory Methodist Chnrch, ana
the Second Congregational society.
SKwARK-The funeral Of VIM. s.. Fsitoute was at
tended from Trinity Church, yesterday afternoon by
large cOncOurse Of prominent citizens The police are
breaking up dsreputabe houses and low SALOONS which
are Kept open beyond seasonable hours The members
OF VIM d. COwans class in the ChntOn-st NJ. f. Church
have presented him with handsome silver ice-ptcher
and two gobets Mr. COwan has been the leader OF the
class for n years.
PATERsON.-It is expected that the Midland Railroad
will Ne completed far BlOOmncoalc 10y January J..
The suit against Chosen Freebooter ZebuOn Sutton,
for alleged frauds upon the County OF Passac will prob
ably included this week the late Fair in aid OF the
Soldiers Monumental Fund, Melted about HOO Street
lamps 10 he extended % Thirtieth- ST. President
McCosh OF Princeton College will preach In the First Pres
byterian Church Of this place Christmas evening The
Presbyterisns OF Passaic will hold Fair this evening,
In the schOOhOuse to raise funds for the erection
OF anO&cr house or worship "A neat chapel 10 erecting
Ia the village OF Lake View.
AASTUA STAuON.-A company has been formed In
South Jersey establish town the West Jersey
Rliruad this station. tract Of coo has been
purchased for $4,000 The capital stock Of the Organza
bon is 10 he $4,000 large portion Of which has been
subscribed The plan proposed IL the same which few
years ago 80 successful In building up Vineland.
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MAN,s personal appearance Is a subloc

1T. no sensible person will regard with nsefsnee' and "
"a covering head materially improves The appearance
gentleman advantage 10 kbo" where 'oeh ot
h. obtained KsoXs HAT EHPoRus No 22 broadway oe p-ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

All kinds OF Irvine, COrdage, and Paper
Net eass proea WILLARD HARVEY w broAihp N'"i''N
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Observation-Disclosures, on Wednesday night,
stole from the residence Of James b. Colgate Of the rm
CT Trevor Colgate. Wslst bankers, gold watch and
pin, quantity. OF silver aud clothing and $50 in
currency, worth altogether s., 800.
hORRIsASIA.-A very large snow-plOw has been built
for the Harlem Railroad ut the car shops In Central
hOrrisaua. Its weight Is about 10 and II II
driven by from three 10 five locomotives moving Ut the
rate OF Is miles an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

The best Christmas Presents box oil IfL J,
x ZAP dr and hart will remind the consumer OF
donors beusyopoe every the week Sold BY oeers eveSh
Depot, $50 isLingon-st
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SPEcTACLEs EYEGLASSES, OPERA AMI
pm CItssKS JAMES PhsSrcE l64 Broadway.
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THE MOST TASTY AND GRACEFUL HOLIDAY HAT
4, Manufactured end sold By Of lis Hsssust
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HOME NEWS.
TlR wKATHF

Hsv;ron., Hour To- @57E" Bou TIE, Rs, WiS6
., 9S 20 02sN NV.
R,s.rn-Dee - ,,omI = 81 =. 'S a. M, ~
. ? m' OF ~, go. Moon's hrst quarter E''D
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II. N. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton.st., New York,
the reliable WATCHES sne DIAMONDS choice 'k"A
ar and STERLING SILyRRwARK hsnVnds specially
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NOR NICELY, For CertaintSs yu ns

,,oR NICELY, For Certainty,s yu Dsrc,
Il THE FLORENCE MACHINE
Is sCRB TO PLEASE
No, only Who have used Machine bot ''s VINO
M, n. hos. vi, h. delighted viii III. YLoREsCR rAs perfection q
"A. s,,,eA marvellous, and srp'se Cd BY so'S 'ps's"
on cher n.Be WIN. h. reIpssoed cannot i worn v'scr'
with -h. % simple easy The greatest 'sney OF
worn can t done with plonos sin on the part Of The
spsrss.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

OF hest EpSuih n.te at greatly reluced prices. NJ
DIrMAN g. Co.. Astor House Pharmacy
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The best Holiday Gift,
A'N,'' SIS RrosdwAg r. Y.
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Nrvv work. CITY.

fire IN the cellar at No. 426 Last twenty
s,xth-st last night did t9oo damage 10
The state Poultry Society's Exhibition at No.
xas broadway closed lasi twas success every
va, except PecumAriS' a. -: ..,,.l,
An unknown man, age about 30, was instantly
tt,cd last evening by train On the NeW-hsVeh hal
nd AT Forts -second-st and Fourth-aYe'
The MAJ shals and Supervisors for the WIN
Assembly District will be paid at o'clock p M the asa
INST, at the corner Of Thompson and Amt! -s's
The body of an unknown woman was iouhu
floating in the East River at the foot OF TWentyhird-s
last evening She appeared TO be abou IS years OF age
snd was clothed with Backwel's Island garments
The Board of Supervisors yesterday con-
nr1ned the appointment OF Timothy osterman as CITY
Marshal and directed the payment OF the sherm SS
amounting to s17,Ssl 81.
Capt. Edward Walsh of the Fourteenth Po-
lice Precinct received last evening at the Metropolitan
Hotel from citizens OF the Fourteenth Ward, gold
watch bearing monogram IN diamonds aud elneralus
iockot seevebuttOns, and solitaire damond-the whoe
worth $500
By order of the Commissioners all policemen
ere prohibited from using their influence TO aid app-
eants for appointment upon the force the eardeeotves
spe remanded to post duty; and Patrolmen Charles
aud Peter Smith 81 the Ninth Precinct are dismissed
from the foice for misconduct
Stephen McGrath of No. z Morris-st. and
Matthew Toole Of No. 81 Westinghouse both hsckmen
suarreed yesterday afternoon In front Of No ls Wash
ington.s ToOc finally knocked McGrsth down When hen
head. wounded taken to the PARK HOS
ptal and McCrath arrested and committed by jus
tce bowling to await the result Of Tooles injuries
BROOKLYN
Two lines of street-cars have introduced
stOves much 10 the comfort Of travellers.
The residence of Albert Rand, No. 4l6 Gin
tonave. was damaged $500 by fire yesterday morning
John Miller Of East New-York was held
byU s Commission winslow yesterday, in ,On ball.
60 await the action Of the Grand Jury for neglectng to
cancel stamps some lager-beer kegs
William Chapman, age 45, was arrested last
might for attempting pass forged check for $3.50 on
WIN. r. Tee at Fulton and JohnsOn-sts He had also
atempted TO pass forged check for sS2l on VIM Wise,
IN FuOnst The former check purp0rted TO have been
signed 10y +. LOrlard CO.. and the latter by D. Apple
ton Co. Chapman stated that Lie had eoneder0tes In
hew-lOrk. - -.
LONG ISLAND.
VALLEY STREAM.--Sinee the capture of q To-
enotve belonging the Hampstead Plains Railroad, AZ
this place, few days ago, by Mr. Mckay, locomotive
builder Of New-Jersey, the Company has been hard
pressed the action Of Mckay being signal for other
creditors look after their interests. Au unsuccessful
attempt has been made 10 sell the road 70 the South Side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23
LONG ISLAND.

VALLEY STREAM.-Since the capture of To-
eInotive belonging the Hampstead Plains Railroad, AZ
this place, few days ago. by Mr.. Mckay, locomotive
builder Of New-Jersey, the Company has been hard
pressed the action Of Mckay being signal for other
creditors look alter their interests Au unsuccessful
sempt has been made 10 sell the road 10 the South side
"a lrual CumuanY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-08
Red cloud AZ &c NnrY Yard.

Red Cloud aud the other Sioux chiefs
were taken by General Parker u SEQ the
Arsenal and Navy Yard Saturday. The
Secretary of War and the officers Of the
post received them nj the Arsenal, and
did their best with the materials at their
command to impress their visitors with
the powers of the "Great Father" The
surprise that was expected TO be exhibited
by their guests was disipated, however,
when Il was observed that the squaws
promptly placed their hands over their
ears some time before the cannOns, which
were being fired FOR their especial aston
ishment, were discharged, proving that
they knew all about that long ago. When
Red Cloud came TO the l5.inch PARROT,
he carefully tOokfp measurement Of the
diameter IN his hce and hand, md the
size Of the grains of powder used elected
admiration andsurpriSe, which was plainly
shown when the big gun sent It's
huge shell richoehelting four Gr five
miles down the Potomac river. The an.
tiQue cuirass IN the museum Of the arsenal
and tho stocks Of Springfield necdle-guns
also interested them. At the navy yard
Secretary Robson, Admiral DahlgrCn, u
number Of ladies and gentlemen, together
with regiment OF marines stationed at
the yard, welcomed them. They inspect
cd the workshops, the iron-Clad monitors,
the foundriCs, &c, with anything but stoi.
cal indifference, and were constant in
their explanations TO one another Of the
meaning and purpose Of all tley saw.
Secretary Robson, Admiral DahlCrcn,
and the officers and men seemed to think
NO trouble too great To make the inter.
view instructive and profitable to their
guests. At the close Of the interview, Red
Cloud respectfully declined AIrs. Dahl.
grcn's invitation TO n luncheon, and the
whole delegation Of chiefs and women
stepped aside from their path 10 shake
hands atFectiouaiely with her children.
The impression made by them was very
favorable.
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PUNGENCIEs.

-Aursctical man died not long ago In
Deyonshire, across the water II was MS
express wish that his passing away should
moi disturb matters Of this life. Almost
with his last breath he enjolned upon
his wife and daughter 10 have the funeral
procession leave the house Of an early
hour, that they might get back In time TO
milk the COWS.
Three little girls were playing among
the peoples and sage-bruSh Of the back
yard. Two Of them were making believe
keep house, little way apart, as near
nelghbOrs might. At last one OF them
was overheard saying TO the youngest OF
the LOT, There, now, Nelly, you go over
TO Sarah's house and stop there q little
while and talk as fast - ever you can,
and then you come backand tell me what
she says about me, and then I'll talk about
her; and then you 60 and tell her all
say; und then we'll get as mad as hornets,
and won't speak when we meet, just as
our mothers do, you know; and thatN be
such fun-won't it!'
The Boston Pa! is authority for the
item that the Indian chief Yellow Hair,
now In Washington for talk, has been
invited by Lydia Thompson TO join her
troupe.
Nothing Is wore than a tedious writer
except q uresome caller. One you can
rid yourself Of by throwing It into the fire,
and the other you would like TO throw out
Of the window.
"A Rev. Mr.. Grant was indicted in
100, in England, "for that he hath affirm
cd that he had rather hear an organ ten
to one) In the church than singing Of
Psalms, which scofflngly no called Hop
kiTJ his JigS."
Upon tho marriage Of one Of her COM
panions, little glrl about eleven years Of
age, Of the same school, said 10 her pa
rents, "Why, don't you think Amelia Is
married, and she hasn't gone through
fractions YETI"
"A lady Is noticed in Western paper
Us calling on her friends in her best
blRCk silk and cashmere shawl with the
name ofthe camel neatly embroidered In
the corner"
"A New Hampshire Irishman became
frightened while being lowered into q
deep well the other day, and cried out TO
the men above that Il they did not haul
him up he'd cut the rope. To save the rope
they hauled him up,
-"As mad as Mcfarland" is now used
10 employ very high degree OF wrath or
insanity.
Butler is willing to be Governor Of
Massachusetts.
Horace Maynard Is willing to go to
Congress again.
"A Rocky Mountain paper, noting the
invention bya Chicago man Of process
by which dead body can be petrifed as
hard as stone, thinks the inventor Ought
to accompany our troops on the frontier,
where he could drive q pretty good busi
ness in petriiying Indians and selling them
for tobacco signs" 1t would be good
use TO put the indians to-but then would
anybody recognize a real Indian after get
ting accustomed 10 the wooden efigies
which civilization parades ut It's shop
doors! .. -......
Daniel d. Daniels, OF Danielsville,
Mass, is under arrest for barn-buming. 1t
Is, perhaps, well 10 add that the gentle
mans middle name Is Daniel.
Perennial patriollsm-DecoratiOn day
with the ladies lasts the year round
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International Banking-A Novel and
Probably Fat Scheme.

General ROsecrans, our late Minister
to Mexico, has II singular scheme before
Congress, which we presume that body
will regard as "bore," though, like many
bOres, Il comes highly recommended by
its parents The General, from his OBJ
servatiOn Of Mexican affairs, has hit upon
the theory that the regeneration OF Mexico
depends upon the revival Of her Industries
through railroads and bunk note cur
renCy to supersedc the prcscnrOne OF spc-
Gle. For this purpose he asks the joint
authority Of our Congress and Of the Mex
lean Congress to establish, somewhat on
the basis OF our national banking system,
Il national bank OF Mexico, with
IL currency secured by II de-
post Of United States bonds and
Of Mexican bonds, in manner TO secure
its equal credit md circulation In both
countries, though il is mainly intended for
Mexico. 1t is assumed by this Joint au.
thoriZaiion Of the two governments, and
by ample deposits Of bonds as n guaranty
Of redemption, the currency would have
full credit and general circulation in Next.
CO at par with gold, andthat if the total
volume Of tho currency-which is now
confined 10 coin, and amounts TO about
$40 per capila-Werc increased u go per
capita, the ratio oil. The United States,
money would superSede robbery as tie
medium Of exchange, and general stimu-
Ius would be impaired TO business, Gen.
Rosecrans' advocacy Of such scheme
would perhaps secure for Il as much
hostility as aid in Washington cir.
Giles, md apart from this, Il must be nd.
mittcd that the scheme is somewhat WIS.,
iOnary. The only way in which the cur.
rency could I've extensively Issued, would
be through practical bankers located in the
chief towns Of Mexico, and loaning the
paper on commercial securities But the
precariOus character Of these securities,
and the difficulties Of making collections
or doing any credit business in the pres
ent disOrganized state of Mexican society,
are probably insupcrable. And, besides
this, II Is u sort Of missionary enterprise,
which constitutes no part Of the proper
functions of the United States Govern
ment.-Ch Chicago Tribune. s.-
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ssL,othairr and "The Oxford Pro-
fessOr."


feSsOr."
The passage in Mr.. Disraeli's novel,
Lothian" to which Professor Goodwin
Smith alluded in his letter, which appear
ed in our columns two or three days
since, is as follows:
1.-THE Oxford Professor, who was the
guest Of the American Colonel, was quite
young man, OF advanced opinions on all
subjects, religious, social and political
He was clever, extremely wGll.iniormed,
80 far US books can make u man knowing,
but unable 10 profit even by his limited
experience Of life, from u restless vanity
and overlooking cOnCeit, which prevent
him from ever observing or thinking Of
anything but himself lie was giiled with
great command of words, which took
the form Of endless exposition, varied by
sarcasm and passages Of ornate jargOn
lie was the last person one would have
expected 10 recognize in an Oxford Pro
feSsor; but we live in times Of transition.
a Partisan man Of science, who had
passed his life in alternately fighting at
barbados and discovering planets, had
given Colonel CampiOn, who had lived
much in the French Capital, letter Of
introduction to the Professor, whose in
vectivcs against the principles Of English
society were hailed by foreigners rs rep
rcseniatiYe of the sentiment Of venerable
Oxford. The Professor, who was not sat
isiied with his home career, and, like
many men of his order Of mind, had
dreams OF wild vanity which the New
World, they think, can alone realize, was
very glad to make the Colonel's acquaint.
ance, which might facilitate his future
movements. So he had lionized the dis
tinguished visitors during the last few
days over the university, and had awaited
himself Of plenteOus opportunities for ex.
hibiting 10 them his celebrated powers Of
exposition, his talent for sarcasm, which
Ire deemed peerless, and several highly
finished, picturesque passages, which were
introduced with extempOnry art
"The Professor was very much surprised
when he saw Lothian enter the saloon at
the hotel. lie was the last person in Ok
lord whom no expected to encounter,
Like sedentary men Of extreme opinions,
he was a social parasite, and instead Of
indulging in his usual invectives against
Peers and Princesses, finding himself un-
expectedly about TO dine with one Of that
class, he was content only TO dazzle and
amuse him" ... ..'.l.f .
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acknowledgement:
A MORNING PICTURE.


The morning opens like rose,
The Eastern skies arc family flushed,
While all the West IL allied with clouds
Where late the last sweet evening bluBhed.
No GplrkleI from the deWdFups come
A heece.llke mist hangs DER the vale;
The clouds aS stately aud a. slow
As ships In some calm ocean sAill
Tho unsunned breeze 10 cool and fresh,
by tall woods wlnnOWOd till Il dies;
And half across the placid pool
The massive oak trees shadow llet.
The lark now rises from his nest,
Scars hgAyenwHrd till his form 10 dim;
Soon 10 sea Of Bunllght lOst
His notes with l!quid freedom swim.
The flowers awake, and now diBsolVes
Ths mist that CLING 70 wood and void;
And all the clouds about the sun
Appear like hills Of snow and gold,
Old earth 10 gay with light and dew,
The nav moon RleamingOn her breast;
While like Il flaming Jewel glldes
The pARIeless sun unto the west.
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EusEuu CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept I, 1862.
On J. J. LAWRENCE-DeAr Sir: Ny sOn hdJ 70
eslUSd 70 much bSHS from your tnoHdSrll RottoO
that cannot rofflin rom expressing my gratl-
tude. | had tried almost everything without
KoSkoo lS an RFALLIhLE remedy for the disease
nom which DO has suffered, and, 80 far ~ I can
learn, has never failed. II you only knew tho
Immense amount OF suffering that he has under
gone then you could oEsosiu6 hf rdiHS Of nIeh q
rEIEedy a. ROtboO-TuAT SURELY cUREB. The
great amount Of good Il Is now doing among us
Il inestimAblo With much gratitude,
lam, respectfully yours, &C.,
4Rs. N. I. A. NELSON.
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REFERENCE by PERMISSION
Hon. WIN. T. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
L. Berkshire, Judges Suprumg COnItni
James u. Brown, Appeal. Of West Va;
j. J. jackson, Jr., Judge Of L. \. District
Court ". Va.
D. u. T. Frrnsworih, President II SENATE,
Wr-tNA,
A WcrninYrr, member Senate.
jacob llnrnbrUOk, Prrst. West Va. ln- Go.
Jacnh NJ BiChcl, Vice Prrst.
caleb Boggrss, Attorney, Clarksburg, w. Va.
Samuel Woods. - Philllpp,
ii, White, Sheriff Mercer county,
u a. Davis. Senate. MlneFal county,
J. y camden, President Of First National Bank,
ParkrrsbuTg.
And The following members Of the House uf Dele
gates Of West Virginia:
Hon n n Smith, kAnAWha county
q. q. Bup,e5s, HAJne
James Guthrie, Wetzel
Nathan GUi, Harrison
Joseph TCirr, Barbour
e. ~ Hill, Marion
James llcryey. Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
Il Davidson, Taylor
Henry lirannUn. Lewis
Floyd Scrly, DOddridgc
j T. Bnwyrr, Putnam
D una I