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RAILROAD MURDER.
The Newark and New York Railroad Acct
dent-The lury's Verdict.

NEW YORK, July 1G.-Investiga-
tions III regard to the circumstances
attending the accident on the Newark
and New York railroad were termi-
mated by the jury bringing verdict
that Geo. Hill, Frank Herman, Daniel
White, John RockfellOw and Samuel
Taylor, employees Of the Newark and
New York railroad, came to their
deaths in consequence of misplaced
switches; and we, the jury, do say
that the misplaced switches were the
result of carelessness on the part of
the sWiteh-tender, William Thompson,
and we do also censure the company
of the Newark and New York road
for employing, or allowing to be en-
ployed on their road, young and mex
perienced persons to hold responsible
positions. The sWitch-tender was re-
manded but will probably be adj
mitted to bail.
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MARRIED.

BROCKMAN-RICE--In st. Louis, on Mon
day, July 3, 1871, by Rev. Father walsh, Mr.
Theodore Q. BrOckmsn and Miss Clara Rice
Her cheek is Nesting on his breast;
Her eyes are bright with tears;
A prayer, half breath'd and half repress'd
His list'ning spirit hears.
OH blessed be tine ehangslsss love
That glorides his hieI
All doubts, all fears, all quiet above
His own true-heaTted wife. ID. q l..
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A Tea Year Law Suit Endsd-LOOk Out
Railroads.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Judge Drum
mOnd, Of the United States Circuit
Court at Chicago, has .ust rendered his
decision in the patent case Of Thomas
Sayles against the Chicago and North
Western railroad for infringement OF
Tanners double acting car brake pa
tent. The decision is IN favor of the
Tanner patent upon all points in con-
trOversy. The case has been il the
courts for nearly ten years. Nearly
all railroads in the United States, in
Guiding horse railroads, by this deci-
sion are infringing uIon the patent,
and the result involves millions OF
dollars. Samuel D. C3zZens, of New
YOad, was counsel for the patent, and
Hon. B. R. Curtis, Of Boston, for the
railroad,
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The Winners At Iona Branch.

NEW YORK, July Shelly Ram
son was the winner Of the Monmouth
squell stakes at Long Branch yester-
day. jim Fisk is said to have bought
Nellie ia the largest pool.
The following amounts were won
by Kentucky stables. A. Buiord
5000; John Harper, 1890; ID. g.
@. Grouse, $2l50; 81. P. McGrath
$3.50; Swigent, $3.50.
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The Drawing Postponed
CARD TO THE PUsLIc.


THE Drawing for the Real Estate, held Ia
the Distribution under our management,
which was announced to take place To-Day u
POSTPONED UNTIL AUGUST 81, ls7l.
The reason this indulgence Is asked on tle
public we briefly state: Our en ~ PLass - =. ~
of rnaQnftude requiring ne essao1lsn sn1n en. u
AQencies throughout the ln1lS3 9ssssSs. - y, y =
nave now secured them rom New 1oIk 20
the sarific SlOpe, but in doing 80 more tl4aS IL
FlS,s beep cnnsnzznsd than We N Ayso.
s-~s IN zzorl(fua order everywhere desireds
.,.d ,,lacs me, day OF Drawing only two
Toonff,s Off FOR the purpose OF giving AL our
.rs,,fS fer aud near, fuu scope for their Dest
IsSar- We started out TO render the people
= 6SsfrfoufioE Of valuable Real Estate tnab
shonid be satisfactory 70 them IN ne qssa4l5
~ i9s drawing, and We intend 20 m4nlsln l
fI,af Doint REGARDLESS OF AL alse. II mere ~ ~
10 Be any grumbllng, We prefer 5nt - p 49, -.
occur irs regurd TO tbs ailghL ae-ny 49, ~ -,
man 70 have It take place sftef Lns ~ w.
Ia over On the 8ist OF August o.tl en 9I ~ -
will be perfected. 99.is,ss,ce ~ - -
raouire another hours tnq144a-oe1- p 1--.-z-r,s
tsana~ffrilv PAaeMOksA . 81 : - -
He,y,i1s.zsrs Rsai Ssrats Dl5E1 bn!lo,
Memphis, July 4. lS'L
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LITTLE ROCK.
The Democratic State Central Committee
Of Arkansas on the New Departure.
Outrage Terrific Storm, Damage and
Death Steamboats, Launched-HOuse-
breaksrs-River News. e.
Special to Memphis APPEAL ]

Special to Memphis APPEAL
LITTLE Rock, July l0.-As per pre-
vious announcement in the Demo
cratic press of the State, the Demo
cratic State Central Committee OF Ar
kansas met here this morning. All
the members present, either in person
or by proxy, except two. The meet
ing was harmonious and characterized
by a great deal of good feeling. Be
yOnd the usual informal interchange
OF opinions nothing was done, and
after the lapse Of perhaps an hour or
so an adjournment was had until
evening.
At the evening session the commit
tee discussed the propriety of holding
State Convention next fall. But few
favored it, and 1 do not now think a
Convention will be held. But, as the
Committee will be in session some
hours tomorrow, and, like all NOR
tails, are liable to change, especially
after they have had an opportunity OF
consulting the outside Influences, that
here are potent, would not be
surprised if a change comes DER the
spirit of their dream, and an order for
a convention were to issue. We shall
see what we shall see. One thing
do know, that a majority of the mem
bers are in favor of the adoption ol
the Ohio platform, which it is be
lieved by them will be acceptable to
the Democracy OF the State. This,
think, very doubtful. So far as can
learn, a majority Of the people OF
Arkansas favor the national platform
Of 1868. The committee, it is thought,
will adjourn tomorrow.
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VALUABLE CASH PREMTUMs:

The Board OF Directors, in commencing
this scheme TO the public, promise that u
shall be carried out in good faith They Will
appoint q committee OF award. whose high
character viii be q auincient guarantee that
perfect fairness will control the distribuIsOn.
The price Of these special tickets has been
fixed at the low sum CT TWO DOLLARS, in
order that they may bs within the reach OF
every one.
It Is hoped and expected tnat the Third
Annual Fair VIII be so successful, financially y,
as to enable the Society 70 erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds 70 such
degree of excellence a. to render them a
source OF pride to every citizen Of Memphis,
Shelby county and the adjacent country.
The Board OF Directors have selected Mr..
W. h BATES to supervise this special ar-
rangeme Mt, and tickets can be had on applt-
cation 70 him, st the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any Of his
sub agents.
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON. TROusDALE, Secretary. 1y9
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DIED.

COUCH.-MOnday, July 10, 1871, at bis resi-
dence in this city, EDGAR j, COUCH, Of the
Memphis Police aged % years.
The funeral will take place from the Lin
den street Christian church this (TUESDAYl
morning, at 90 o'clock. Services by Rev.
David walk
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Associated Press Dispatch. ]

]
LITTLE Rock, July 1O.-Three men
outraged a lady in Sharpe county a
few days ago. They were arrested
and bound over.
In Independence county, Wednes-
day last, terrific storm of rain and
wind passed over the country, pros
trating fences and doing much damage
to the crops.
Joseph Webb shot and killed Jas.
Bland, in Benton county, on the 1st
inst. A family feud was the cause.
The Little Missouri, built at Arka-
delphia by Captain Tennyson, was
launched O-day. She will be used for
cleaning out the Little Missouri river.
Tomorrow the ArksdeIphia will be
launched, and will commence the
work of cleaning out the Ouschita
river at Arkadelphia. The breakers
are becoming very troublesome.
There have been three robberies
here during the past three days.
The Democratic Central Committee
of Jefferson, La, adopted the Ohio
platform the other day.
The Democratic State Committee
and the Congressional District Com
mittees met here to-day. The action
will be made known to morrow.
The weather Is clear and very
warm.
The Fort Gibson departed for Mem
phis.
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The telegraph from st. Louis says:
Yesterday and to-day were the hottest
of the season; the mercury is above
100 in the shade. There Is some
prospect for storm tonight.
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kEsLE HALL, /
ssIset classical sehooI for Yaunn Ladiea.

4OO WAEHINGTON STREET. MRS. AN
L Z . NIX CHAMBEBs KETCAUM, Principal,
assisted BY q corps Of experienced Professors.
The scholastic year begins the SECslND d
WEDNESDAY In September, and ends the
nrEt Wednesday In June. Mrs. Ketchum has
charge OF the classes in elocutiOn and char
actertStic readings from Shakespeare and
other classical dramatists- Mrs. CEapskt has
the classes IN vOcatizatiOn. Pupils In these
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MEM ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTloNI foucE.

UvaE Omeers and Members Of the Memphis
II City Police win assemble at the Adams
street ststfonhouss this (fUESDAYl morn
ing, at 81 O'Clock. for the purpose Of attend
ing ths Tunsral OF E. j. Couch, late mem Der,
dessaaed. Z. ". ODONNELL,
: iulI Chief Of Police.
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LATEsT.

Superintendent Kennedy has in
structed the police to dispense all
bodies of men collecting on Wednes-
day for the purpose CT Joining in the
target excursion procession.
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NOTICE.

Memphis City Fire & Gent lns. Comply, !
W MEMPHIS, TENN, JULY ~, lsl-
- At q meeting OF the BOsrd of Directors,
held this day. s Second CsH OF TEN PER
CENT. was made upon the Capital STOCK Of
the Company, payable on the l2th Of August
next. uynI Nv. SMITH. cashier.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
Oxford, Miss.
C. II. BELL, DID, PRINCIPAL.
ADVANTAGES:

ADVANTAGES:
oCALITY Y elevated and remarkably
IL healthy.
Buildings large and comm odio ious. Six hu l.
dred feet OF halls aud galleries for sxerelssin
bad weather .s liI...
Grounds extensive and well shaded.
Boarding Department kept in best style.
Economy IN Dress.
A well selected Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus ~
Ancient Languages without extra charge.
French, written and spoken. ..
Ornamental Branches and Music skillfplly
and tastefuliY taught.
social, Moral and Religious training
So Charges moderate.
RE Next opening. September 18th.
Send for catalOgns. tylIW
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The defaulting Custom-hOuse agent
of Savannah robbed the Government
J of 81, 900.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
AZ a nRlaHe A PRIVATE COUNSEIsOR TO
UkAnna4O6 THE MARRIED or those about
CHINE TO marry, on the phyBiolOgi-

mRAnnA4O6 TIE MARRIED or those about
GUIDE. s 60 maTT mystsPss GR shs aRd Ts&Sa:
tions Of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries IN producing and preventing Oh
spring preserving the complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting work of two hundred
and tWenty-four pages, with numerous en-
Cravings, and contains valuable information
Tor those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still it is a book that ought 10 be
under lock and key, and not laid careiessIy
about the house.
Sent 10 any one (free OF postsgel for 50 cents.
Address DR.. Butts D1spensarys No. IL n.
Eighth street, st. Louis. NO. -
~ NOtios 70 the ADltc5ed and UnfoTtun0te:
Before applying 20 the notorious QUACKs
who advertise IA p1Dilc papers, or using any
QUACK REMEDIES, peruss DR.. Butts work, no
matter what your disease is, or how deplOra-
Bile your condition. --f
Dr. Butts e6n be consulted, personally or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned In bis works.
ONCE, No. I'm. Eighth street, bet. Market and
hestnut. Sc. LOnis, No. tel d&w
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COMMITTEES OF FARRANGENKETs.-I.H Happek,
+. Feldman, L. Samelson, A. spiro, h. Blu
menthal, d. Harris, L. "a MaT9s, NJ C0hen.
Harry Cohen 3. TOube, b. Baker, ]. Shaul l.
f,anfor NJ Cantor, M. Shaul, ]. Lesser, ID.
BOshWitz. T. Blumenthait L Halle, =. kunn1
! OFsTCERs.-D. Gensterger. Chairman Mar
i'm Cohen. Treas; j. uxDaum, Sec'y. jyI
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER y, 1871

As the day for distribution, when II is ex-
pected viii be assembled the largest mum Der
OF persons ever present at one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, will entttle the holder TO ad-
mission 70 The Grounds, and participation Ia
the chances OF the following List OF
NATrTa RT.R CASH pQEnI TTTsla.
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n ERO MS
Planetary Horse Power.

THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN
4 ventsdi The power Of the horse quadru-
pied
MESPHIa, Tenn, June -, ISL
We, he undersigned citizens OF Memphis,
certify thai We this day Witnessed the sppll-
cation OF PyrOn's Planetary Power 10 al
Eighty saw Cotton Gin, with the following
results The Gin was rsvOlved with the usual
rapidiJy, with full roll Of cot on, by two
mules, at an easy gait and draughI; and We
further state that we believe it greatly supe-
rior TO any horse power We have any EnUWi-
edge OF, and a power suitable for every plan
]. II. TEAL. Machinist and MillWright.
NEWTON FORD. nrm OF Ford, Porter q Co.
ID. 7. PORTER. arm OF Ford. Porter a Co.
3. HoPsOE, N. D, Memphis, Tenn
JOHN J. PTTMAN, n. D., Mem phis, Tenn
Z. H. WHTTEzORE, Memphis, Tenn
SHARPE & ROBERTS, Sole Agents
For the sale OF state. County and Individ-
ual Rights for ArkanE as and al the States or
the United States east OF The Mississippi
river. 50 Full directions for building the
Power gtventO each purchaser.
No. % Monroe street Memphis, Tenn.
Iva
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SOLD By
Wheeler, Piekens & Co., No. $50 Main st,
r. g. Craig q Co., No s77 Main street.
Collins, Bidgood & Co., No. lS4 Main st.
N. Schwsrzenberg, No. 2S4 Main street.
THIS is admitted to be, by those who have
u examined 1t, the best Washing Machine
before the pubIio Patent rights tor sale.
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REMOVAL.

VIZ W RITCHIE has removed htH Hard.
w ware and Chain Pump Store TO no. So9
Co.'S Planning Mill. -.
Memphis, Tenn, July 3, ISzL iys
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GRAND
Hebrew Picnic
AT
JAMES PARK.
Tuesday, July II, II.
PROGRAMMEs

A PAIR Of SILVER GOBLEnS WILL BE
"A awarded to the best couple Of WaltEers GA
the ground. The contest to take place be-
tween the hours OF and o'clock pm.
A beautiful Bouquet VIII be voted % the
most popular young lady on the ground.
A splendid Cake viii be awarded 70 the
most popular married lacy.
A Gold headed Cane win be voted to the
most popular merchant in the city.
~ The Park VIII be illuminated bY one
hundred and njtY lights, besides grand Cal
cium light, which VIII surpass anything OF
the kind heretofore attempted. These lights
were imported by N SchEartzenberg, and
will be used for the drst time on this occasion
- Prof ArnOld's Brass and String Band,
consisting Of twelve Of the best musicians In
the city viii discourse the best OF music.
1F The enjoy ments viii commence at y N.
and continue until midnight.
9B- Ssreet-cars viii run every nVe min
utes stopping az the gate OF the PARK
TICKETS Fifty CENTS,
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ST. LOUIS, July 10.-C0tt,n quiet, 2Oc.
Flour In good order demand; superfine
winter, "a 40; extra do, 81 1895; Xxx do,
IS 2506 so. Wheat dull and declined "a
SO on sample lots; No. 3 reGl, $l10@1 II.
Oorn--the advance In raiirOid rates has
checked the demand for bulk lots; sacked
steady and better; mixed in elevator. $40
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ITHE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN
4 ventsdi The power of the horse quadru-
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EEaDEas
beautiful farms, snee yielding gen
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SIC; No. white SIC; yellow sacked, 6l@
&c; white 65@SSc. Oats are drm; mixed
on track, 52G535<c. Rye lover; 1OCg7254e.
Pork quiet; SIS 50Ga16, the latter on orders.
Bacon hrm. Shoulders, 771c- Oiear nd
sides, eGe15e. Clear sides, exc Lard
UNCHANGED.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1871.

THE CoslMUN1sTs-Mr.B B. E. Butler in a
recent speech in Massachusetts,, rather palliated
and excused the Paris Communists it not tax
ing sides with them. He thinks the Commun-
lists were the martyrs for free municipal govern
ment-were driven to desperation-were deter
mined that if they were to be extermlnated,
the public buildings and monuments in Paris
should be exterminated, too-&c, &c. The
cruelty of the Theirs government-bad as it
was-was not, however, the cause Of the atrocl-
ties of the Communists, and cannot be pleaded
in extenuation of what occurred previous to the
final success of the present government. Ever
since the first French Revolution apologlsts
have been found for the wickedness and crimes
of those who professed to be fighting Or muir
dering in the cause of freedom. ooh Liberty
what crimes are committed in thy name y was
the exclamation of Madame Roland when she
was conducted to death at the commencement
of the Reign of Terror. And so we may still
exclaim, up to this day. Robespierre, and his
friends, had their defenders and apologists-
and they have them still. The Paris Com
munists will have their apologists-and B. +.
Butler is one Of them!
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
$50 sho,o the ve,y age and body ofthe Times.

Referring to the proposed lease of the New
Jersey Railroads by the Pennsylvania Central
Company, the Philadelphia Ledger of Satur-
day has the following in its financial column:
''There is no reason to doubt that the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will obtain the con-
troll of the United Companies OF New Jersey;
if not by the proposed lease, then by getting
the control Of a majority OF the stock OF each OF
the several companies composing the United
Companies.
The treaty for the cession to England Of the
Island of New Guinea, in the South Pacific,
ratified by the second chamber of the Parlia-
ment of the Netherlands, places in the posses
sion of England vast territory, as yet only
sufficiently explored to indicate the presence OF
highly valuable vegetation, in convenient dis
lance from her Australian colonies.
The women of Utah have now got i'll addl-
ton to existing privileges, the much-coveted
right of suffrage, and they exhibit a becoming
anxiety to prove themselves worthy OF the trust
reposed" Pcripatetic committees are to be ap,
pointed to wait upon every legal voter, and II
need be, awaken her to the importance of the
occasion.
The trial of Mrs. Sherman, at Derby, Conn.,,
for the murder of three husbands, was continu-
cd Friday and Saturday, but no new testimony
was elected There is no dispute but that
the deceased persons died Of poison, but there
seems to be lack Of conclusive evidence that
she poisoned them.
Comptroller Wooltord has had completed a
statement of the white school population OF
MARYLAND. 1T is thought by great many,
says the Annapolis Republican, to be very
imperfect census. The white population Is
set down at only G0j,491
Mrs. Vallandigham arrived at Cumberland,
Nd, on Friday. She is in such q condition,
says the Cumberland News, as to be scarcely
aware Of the presence her friends.
DR.. G. r. Dennis, one OF the most public
spirited citizens of Somerset county, Nd, has
been elected President Of the Eastern Shore
Railroad Company.
The quarrel between the Catholic priest
Father @ Sullivan, and his parishoners at HID
son, New York, continued yesterday, and they
again refused to allow him to otficate IN the
church.
Commissioner Pleasanton has decided that
the salary OF Superintendent ola State Luna
tic Asylum cannot be exempted from the in
come tax, under the decision Of the Supreme
Court.
The ''potato bug has made its appearance
in Kent county, Nd.
American Odd Fellowship is rapidly spread
ing in Germany. .. ..
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In publishing the details Of the frightful ac-
cident on the railroad at the bridge over Har-
peth river in Tennessee, which occurred on the
4th ofJuly last, and an account of which we have
given, the Richmond Enquirer says that the oc-
currence should admonish all railway managers
and officials of the weighty responsibility that
rests upon their shoulders and determine them
to use all diligence in providing against the re-
currence of such calamities in future? 1t is
said that the fatal bridge which caused the ac-
cdent is spoken of as rotten concern but a
few days previous to the disaster it had been
inspected and pronounced perfectly safe
Among the victims was Mr.. Thompson of Am
herst county, in this State. Sixteen persons
were killed and twenty-one severely wounded.
The scenes and incidents were truly heart-ren-
DING
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There was terrible storm at Dayton, Ohio,
yesterday, in which the German Lutheran
Church was demolished, four persons killed,
and twenty injured The bridge over the
Miami river was destroyed, killing two boys
and ipjuring another The Southern Ohio Lu-
matte Asylum was unroofed, and two female
patients were wounded. The school-house Of
the Bethlehem Church was blown down; st.
Marys Catholic Church, and the Miami rail
road depot were unroofed, and about fifty other
houses were damaged. Loss over $4,000.
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IT IT'S LAST SESSION CONGRESS, As
II IN amendment to the army approprat0::
BILL directed the President to appoint commits
sion to ascertain and adjust the claims Of all 10y
al citizens in the South for QuartcrmaSter ami
CommissarX supplies furnished to the United
States during the war. Under the head Of quar-
termaStcr are included hay, straw wood, rent II
houses and lots grain, horses and mules, &c.-
As commssary stores are included cattle and
hogs. flour, corn meal, Sc. AS yet the rules
which will be adopted by the commission con-
corning proof OF loyalty and the furnishing .!
supplies are unknown. 1t is very necessary,
however, that all claimants should have their
claims presented Mt once, so rs 10 have watcvr"
benefit may result from priority of Application,
ifany.
The undersigned will receive and pronptiyal-
tend to all claims of parties who deem thcmSc!v":
entitled to compensation under the above act "i
Congress.
References by permission:
Hon. F. f. Spinner, Treasurer Of the /. ).
Hon. Leroy futile, Asst. Treasurer L. ).
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, L. = Senator from Min.
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie.
Hon. Clinton Lloyd Chief Clerk II: of T.
John Randolph esq, Clerk of the L. ). Court
WILLIAM H. BECK,
Attorney at Law,
81 King street, Alexandria, Va, or
WILLIAM II. BECK,
Care of ). A. Pcugh, esq.,
NH l3 Washington, ID. G.