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EUROPEAN NEWS,
The Contributions Demanded by the
Germans.

The Contributions Demanded by the
Germans.
London, February 13.-Adispatch from
Dieppe says the Germans have imposed a
contribution of 100000 francs on that
city, and 10000 francs on each adjacent
village, all to be paid by the 14th The
authorities are unable to comply with the
demand, having paid large amounts upon
previous contributions. The department
of Seine Inferieure is said to have already
paid 100000 francs.
London, February 13.-The Germans
have imposed contribution of quarter
of million francs on the town of Lille
Bone in the department of Seine Infereure.
The French Assembly,
Bordeaug, Feb. 13.-In the Assembly
to-day, the rules and internal arrangements
of the Chamber of 1S49 were adopted. The
president read letter from Garibaldi, in
which the General declines the seat in the
Assembly offered him by several depart
ments
Jules Favre, for himself and in the name
of his colleagues, at Bordeaux and Paris,
has resigned the powers confided to them
as the government of national defence. He
stated that the ministers would remain in
office to maintain order until the constitu
tion of a new government.
The Prospects of Peace.
London, Feb. 13.-A special corres~
pondent of the Times, at Berlin, tele-
graphs to the evening edition of that
paper, that it is expected at headquarters
that peace will shortly be concluded.
Nevertheless, military and financial pre-
parations continue. The Prussian Parlia-
ment has been asked to advance 50,000,-
600 thalers to the Empire, which will be
refunded by the German Parliament.
The Election i'm France.
Bordeaux, February 13. Evening.-T
result of the elections in twenty of the de-
partments is still awaited by the Govern
ment. Most of these are occupied by Ger
man troops. Theirs is elected by eighteen
Trocbu by 7, Changarnier
by A, Gambetta by 8, Favre by 2, and
Dufour by 4 departments. There is no
news from the Paris election.
miscellaneous.
Brussels, February 13.--The King has
given 10000 francs towards the revictual-
ling of Paris.
General Ducrot has resigned Prince
Napoleon is in Brussels.
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FEARFUL DISASTER AT SEA. - Cable
kilograms announce series OF terrible
gales on the English and French coasts,
causing many disastrous shipwrecks, the
most appalling of which is the loss of a
French transport off Cape La Hogue, with
over twelve hundred lives. No such awful
disaster has been recorded for many years
of all the numerous company on board
not one being left to tell the tale. We
have no details as yet Of the wrecks on
the English coast, but the underwriters
will be anxious until they are known.
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Charles j. Deaomel, professor of French
in the New Orleans st. Theresa School,
fell dead Saturday, from disease of the
heart.
The revenue officers at San Francisco
made raid upon the Chinese quarters and
captured fourteen unlicensed cigar makers
who work only at night.
The new capitol of West Virginia, at
Charleston, was lighted with gas for the
first time few nights ago.
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The New Governor of Kentucky

Louisville, February 13. - Lieutenant
Governor Leslies was inaugurated Cover
nor of Kentucky, at Frankfort to-day,
vice Governor Stevenson resigned.
Fred Zimmerman, sentenced last Decem-
Der to ten years in the penitentiary for
manslaughter, in killing Captain 0. Nor
ris, was released from confinement this
morning on a pardon from the Governor.
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Legal -Acamen. There is a gentleman
of the legal profession in this city who is right
ly regarded by his contemporaries as walking
dictionary of legal erudition. There is nothing
about the law worth knowing that is not with
in the grasp of his comprehension. He is in
truth not half so verdant as his name would
signify. The Hon. Joseph Mayo, ex-Mayor of
this city, and the late Patrick Henry Aylett,
Esq, were always conceded the palm for writ
ing the most diabolical hands ever seen here
abouts, but we think the gentleman above need
the most outre ehirography two to one.
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DIR. l.. CoNGDoN, the Indian physician claims to
have successfully treated quite number of patients
in this city, and hear of those who testify to the
fact 1t is fortunate that there many physicians
with different systems of practice for the cure OF
almost endless diseases. The Doctor is confident OF
the merits of his mode Of treating the sick, and
invites those afflicted to consult him and Judge for
themselves Of his ability to cure. He be found
at his office in Manchester, next to the post-ofhce
and may be interviewed" during the day even
ing.
FOR chronoi female complaints, nothing equals
English Female Bitters.
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TEN YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR A YOUNG
FEMALE INoENDlARY.-The trial of Min
ME Davis, young and rather good looking
woman, indicted for arson, in having set
fire to her trunk for the purpose of obtain
ing $4,000 insurance money, was conclu-
ded in New York on Friday with verdict
OF guilty. She was sentenced to the State
prison for ten years.
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THURSToNs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
is strongly recommended the best dentifrice
known 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth hardens
the gums, sweetens the breath; and, containing no
acid or gritty substance is perfectly harmless and
can be used daily with great advantage Sold by al
druggists. Price, 25 and so cents per bottle.
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Notafies Public. The Governor, to-day,
appointed the following notaries public:
y Worley Musselwhite of Washington coun-
ty; d. ii. Lee Martz and J. FL. Saufy, of
Rockbridge county; j. S. Wallace, of Au-
gusta county; Richard Wake, Jr., of Nor
folk city.
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BILLIARD TEMPLE.
WAN rs.


ID ARE BOOK 8. .-WANTED--Rare old
III American Books IS for Robert B. Thomas
Almanac for 1898 So for 1895. Any person having
rare old American Books, such the works of Rich
ard Increase, Samuel Eleazer, Cotton Mather, or
any of the works of the first New England writers,
or Or. Franklin's genuine Poor Richards Almanac,
or any American almanac in good condition, printed
prier to 1752 or Ancient Indian Narratives or any
rare American newspaper, pamphlet, &C, can hear
of purchaser by stating price, condition, &C., and
addressing JAMES 4. M0ULT0N,
fe 14.d&w1m No. Carnes street, Lynn, Mass.
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The good music and singing or some-
thing else equally as potent now attracts so
many that the Monumental church is incon-
veniently crowded every Sabbath afternoon.
By this means often the regular pew-holders
are deprived of their seats.
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Hsrginia lodge K. p. have authorized
committee to purchase photograph of Capt.
VIM. A. Charters, executed BY Campbell. 1t
has been on exhibition at his rooms for some
time, and is enclosed in frame like Hines.
The likeness will be placed in the new Pythian
hall, over Prices dry goods store.
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DR.. Dio Lewis says tomatoes are not
healthy We never heard them complain
ing.
The Tribune says Haggerty, the slaugh-
tered Philadelphia rough, twas followed to
the tomb by crowds Of mourning scounrels,
who lamented the loss of the biggest
bruiser of them all.
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THE HAIR CoL0RING PREPARATIONS
D0oMED.-Beware of bottled dyes in the shape of
silver hair dyes and sediment fluids. They are all
pestferous aud dangerous. PHAL0N'S VITALIA
OR SALVATION FOR TIE HAIR, a perfectly pure,
Transparent harmless and agreeable preparation is
the only agent that will change grey hair to its
natural color without risk of any disgusting conse-
uan
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DENTISTRY.

T,AYLoR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1l12 MAIN
l. STREET, (over Trbbett's 'sconfectionery,) extract
teeth without pain; insert teeth low $l6, and
don't charge for extracting. Sensitive teeth filled
without pain. Any tooth filled with gold, and war
ranted for life, at
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
1112 Main street. Richmond, Va.
N. B-Instructions in any branch of dentistry Civ
en- to the profession on, reasonable terms
jyT-tf
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The Latest Publications.-W return our
thanks to o.. Bell Dyer, newsdealer, Main
street, three doors above Eighth, for the last
numbers of the "New Varieties" "New York
LEDGER" and the "New York Weekly"
Dyer has also on hand, besides his splendid
stock of newspapers. periodicals, etc., the best
assortment of comic Valentines we have seen
in the city
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JoUVEN's IN0DoRoUs KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER.--By its aidsgoves can be quickl and repeated
ly cleaned and made equal to new; when badly
soed they can be readily restored It's easy of ap
plicaon and is perfectly free from any odor. For
sale by druggists and fancy goods Dealers Price, 25
cents q bottle
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Snoao. This morning the earth was
found to be covered with snow to the depth of
three or four inches, the product of a crop
which commenced its yield about o'clock last
night There was some little seigh-riding in
dulged in this forenoon.
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johnson C Selden, Ne. 91S, Main street,
have received this weeks New York Ledger
and Chimney Corner, and have large assort-
ment of all sorts of Valentines from "gay to
grave, from lively to severe..'
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1he alarm of fire last night, about half
past ~ o'clock, was caused by the burning of
small framed tenement in that part of the
city known as ''penitantiary bottom" The
firemen were on the ground soon after the
alarm was given, and worked assiduously.
This morning nothing remained but the Chin
ney of the house.
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Skating OarniuaI. Notwithstanding the
snow-storm, Assembly Hall is to be in one
grand blaze of excitement tonight. The car
nival is to be glorious affair the young, the
middle-aged and infancy is for this once to
emblazon the scene with glorious outburst Of
fun and joyousness. twill be worth SEEING
Let all visit the rink tonight. aa
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The commission of rowing citizens and
councilmen, who lately went to Philadelphia
to buy fire engines for this city, have sue
ceeded in purchasing ga very serviceable
second-class, half talk Amoskeag engine, called
the Hand Hand, from a company of that
name in Philadelphia" The engine, horses,
&C., cost So, 900.
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-cUNNINaHAM- the sth of Febru-
ary, by Rev. John D. Southall, Mr.. TYREEG. FINCH
and Mrs. MoLLIE j. CUNNINGHAM daughter of
Colonel l.. Bacon, all of Mecklenburg county, Va.
DILL--WEIDMAN.-At Lebanon Pennsylvania,
by the Rev. Jacob Wiedman, assisted by the Rev Nj
Rhodes, MIR. ADOLDH DILL. of Richmond Va, to
Miss ELIZABETH W. WEIDMAN of the former
MIA
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THoMPSoN'S POMADE oPTIME, as a dressing
for the Hair ia all that is required; purely vegetable
and highly perfumed 1t softens improves and beau
titles the ar streng thens the roots and gives it
rich glossy appearance. sale by all druggists
Price, IS and rs cents per bottle.
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The citizens of Henrieo have gotten en-
ragged at the number of petty depredations
perpetrated there and propose to establish a
regular police. Those watchmen will have
long beats to go over.
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The Academy of Music, on Franklin
street, is the only place Of public amusement
now open in the city, and it is understood that
for want of patronage that will close very
shortly
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The Baptist denomination of christians
have the most Sunday school teachers and
scholars of any sect in this latitude, the num-
Der Of teachers possibly aggregating $50 and
,he scholars $500.
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Let the City See its Interest. There is a
move on foot to induce the City Council to
purchase all the real estate fronting on this
side Of the James, from CANDLES Hill to some
distance above the locks on the James river
canal, so as to lease the water-power of the
river to parties wishing to engage in manur
factures. We hope this may be done. Thou
sands and thousands of dollars may be thus
introduced here, and large influx to our
population.
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Hastings Oo,wt.-The following bushes

Hastings Court. The following business
was transacted in this court to-day:
Maria Eliza johnson, thirty days in Jail, !,
misdemoanor; Henry Williams, misdemeanor,
ninety days in Jail and labor; Geo. r. Morton,
alias Il. J. Wilson, hang jury, charged with
aiding escape of prisoners from city Jail; d.
s. Lefer, for assault and battery, case con-
tinued to 9th; Barbara Ruprecht. receiving
silver ladIe stolen from General II. A. Wise,
case continued till next term
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PEABODY MONUMENT The proposition
to erect monument in New York, in
honor of the late George Peabody, has
bsen abandoned, and the money subscribed
therefor turned over for charitable pur-
poses. The amount subscribed was only
$25S.
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ANY father having sickly wife OF daughter,
should buy English Female Bitters.
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DIED,

AMBLER.-In Norfolk, the 11th inst Mrs.
VIRGINIA NJ. AhBLER wife of Rev Thomas NJ.
Amber of Williamsburg, and daughter of Vim. W.
Sharp, of that city, aged So years
BRADLEY.--At his residence, near Manchester,
Saturday. llth inst, at S15 O'Clock P. NJ, JAMES
L. BRADLEY.
TIME SOUTHERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
IL for the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans oi
the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No. ia. EVENING Fee. 49,
IS. H. 8. Is. 10. SO. "a. rs, %, 27, Go, AZ. 10,
DISTRIBUTION No. It's. MORNING FEB. II
40, q, 55, so, 6, 81, SO, SO, l5, rs, l. 40, 80
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this l4th day
of February, 1871.
SIMMONS CO., Q. q. ToMPkINS,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be purchased
from Capt. w. l. DABNEY, at the Branch Office, No
3, Eleventh street, one door from Main.
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d. +. B. paints the pale, soothes the nervous, and
cures the Hysterical.
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TIL most powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic, is
English Female Bitters.
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Commendable Ohariy.--From Troy
correspondent of the Israelite, the organ of the
Jewish people of Cincinnati, we observe that
our old townsman, Mr.. J.. NJ. Engel, was in-
strumenta! in securing contribution to the
sufferers in the German army of the consider
able sum of $lI5, the proceeds of the sale of
the "nxuries'' on the table at New Years
enter tainment. This act of charity suggested
by the kind heart of Mr.. Engel, is worthy of
the highest commendation.
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of Skates, SO cents. Children under IL years of age
25 cents. A package of IL tickets, So 90. Ladies'
will only be charged rs cents at the Afternoon AS
semblies. MUSIC at night
City and Town Rights for sale. Address. for par
ticulars, DRANE & GLOVER,
ia M--H Richmond.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

T0-DAY'S DISPATCHES,
BY Southern and Atlantic (opposition)
Line.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR TIE STATE JOURNAL
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Gone TO the Penitentiary. deputy United
States Marshal John P. Yeatman left this
morning on the steamer Wyanoke, with John
East and Charles Young, who were sentenced
at the last session of the United States Court
to confinement in the Albany penitentiary-
East for one year and Yonng for eighteen
months, for assaulting a revenue officer in
Henry county. The parties were disguised
and backened when they took the officer from
his post and committed the outrage, but plead
guilty when arraigned before the court
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Is rapidly superaedng all other preparations for producing
Elegant swest and Wholesome ROLLS BISCUITS, BREAD
BuekwAeat and other Gridde Cakes. Perfectly Pure and
Reliable aays ready for Immediate The cE4P
EST Baking Posoder IN the W0RLD, and 1t WILL KEEP ON
LAND SEA, any cmsss, for gears It'll well adapted
to the Housekeepers Kss Mariners, Emigrant' Dr.
and fact in euery respect PEST YEAST P0HDEG
made "tor tho Kitchen the Camp, the Galley"
SOLD BY GRoCERs q DEALERS EVERYWHERE
Manufactured by DOOLEY & BROTHER
50 NEW STREET. NErl-YoRk,
fe 14-eodeow6m
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The Supreme Court Of Appeals adjourned
O.. day until the 5th day of March.
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CLERK's OFFICE, HENRIoo COUNTY.


4 GLERK'S OFFICE, HENRICo COUNTY.
The Board of Supervisors of Henrico county will
meet at the Courthouse on WEDN ESDA Februa-
ry I'D 1871 for the purpose of laying the levy for
1871.
All persons having claims against said county will
present them in' separate items, specifically made
out, and verified by affidavit. ALI claims to be ad
dressed to the clerk of the Board.
By order of the Board:
fe9-6t VIM j. ANNARLE Clerk
NOTICE TO HEIRS AT LAVA family named
In GUIDoT came from Switzerland about thirty
years ago and settled in Virginia The last one Of
the name, young lady, it is supposed, died about
nine years ago. II is important to ascertain in wha
part Of Virginia the said family lived and died,
and whether they left any HEIRS AT Law. Any per-
son who will furnish the subscriber with the neces
sary Information as to the residence and deaths of
the Guidot family will be suitably rewarded
CHARLES L. LUDWIG,
Hice-Consul for Sweden and
Norway at Richmond, Va
All newspapers in Virginia copying this notice
and sending the paper to will be entitled to dou
BILE their advertising rates my receiving the in
ormation necessary. fe 7-3m
RooK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING EXECUTED
II M
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DOLLER-SK KATlNG AT
III ASSEMBLY HALL,
on Eighth street, near
corner Of Franklin.
Reg ul ar assemblies
TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY NIGHTS
at 8 o'clock, and MON
DAY, WEDN ESDAY and
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
at 4 o'clock.
ADMISSION, with use
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Chesterfield Hems-The county court
(Judge J. H. Cox, presiding,) commenced its
session yesterday. But, after hearing all mo-
tions and uncontested cases, the Judge ad-
Journed the court to the 23d inst in consequence
OF the death of his daughter-in-law. The Com
monwealth and other contested cases will ha
taken up on said last mentioned day. The
clerks office of both Circuit and County courts
have been removed to Manchester, and are now
in room fitted up by the trustees of the town.
in the rear end of the market house.
There will be mass meeting of the Republi-
cans OF Manchester township at the African
church, Thursday night, 10th instant. called
by the township committee.
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pooK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING EXECUTED
ID ct THIS OFFICE.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1871.

IF auy Conservative paper were to say what
is here quoted, it would probably be denounced
by the Radical leaders, as abusive, untrue, and
every thing else that is bad. But the Aec
York Tribune publishes a letter from Arkansas
and endorses it, in the words following, to wit:
We print herewith letter from Little Rock
exposing the villanies which have distracted the
Republican party in that State. 1t will serve
to explain the weakness and generalization OF
the Republican party, not only in Arkansas,
but in several other Southern States, wherein
selfish, unprincipled, rapacious scoundrel shave
been enabled to clutch the reius of authority
aud ride recklessly over public interest and
private right to the achievement OF their sor-
did and shameful ends
Let it he rccollecrcd that this is not from a
Democratic, or Conservative Or Copper Head,
or ku-kux source" but from the Nr~ York
7iibunc. that organ, that director, that leader
of the Republican party, relied upon, sworn
by. AMI recognized wherever Radlca!ism pre-
walls
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The Washington correspondent Of the Baltl-
more Sun says ;-"Gen Ballach, disburslng Of
ficer Of Of the feedmen's bureau, has been sus-
pended from Office on the charge Of investing
government funds (S25O00O) in government
bonds aud receiving the interest thereform
without officially accounting Tor the excess.
This use Of funds is made felony by law, and
punishable Us such Ballach states that he
took this course to indemnify himself for losses
sustained in paying bounty claims which after
wards proved to be fraudulent, and accounts for
every dollar Of the principal
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ItOMMl NIChTED.
I, I Y h )

On tho death of one Of the Southern ladies I"
whom '''rhn Baltimore Society gave generous
aid after the late wa:.
As vapor, formed from OCEAN spray.
Is lifted to the azure sky,
So purely did she pass away
ltnstaincd by earth to realm, on higi.
Pure rs block of Parian stone,
Just quarried from its marble bed.
As fresh rs flowers newly blown.
With morning dew around them spread.
What matches beauty in her face
Where bright expression came and WELT
Where every feeling had place,
And every charm in turn WAS sent
The sod is springjng DER ,H the Ety. r,u
And leafy pines above her wave,
And whisper hymns from every 69ugh
VIRGINIA. Oct. l.. rLos'
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referred back to the people for their ratifica-
ton by minority vote of the ward and town
ship clubs.
The nominations Of Scaton and Pearcc were
then made unanimous and acommittce appoint
ed to inform the candidates OF their nomina-
ton.
Geo. i. Seaton being present addressed the
Convention, thanking them for the honor
conferred.
John Birrell. Edward Evans, l.. d. Harmon,
L. Potter, H. King, Il. }. Edelin,. John Sea
ton. II. B. Pinn: Y: P: Corbett A.: Syphax,
y. 5. Wright, W. \. Rowe, }. II. {. Linskc7
and - Warren, were appointed IA county
committee, after which the Convention adj
iOururl sine die.