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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

Chickens sell in our market at 80 to 80
cent?; turkeys are gobbled up at 75e. to 81 /;
eggs IS to 40 cents butter 80 to 30 cents.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14
DAVID DOOLE,

H0s ~ - IL ~ IN n raT
DRY GOODS,
GEOOERIEs AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
FORT MAsOS.............--- ..TEIAt
fsyCEms1
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

Bexar county vote on taking $500, 900 in
stock in Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific
Railroad; 7bs for proposition, 2 against pro-
position, scattering. Registered voters
9l5. The proposition carried by a two
third vote.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

The near approach of the railroad is begin
ing to show its effects by increasing the trade
Of Austin with neighboring towns. Our leads
ing mercantile houses are dispOsing of their
heavy stocks offan and winter goods very
rapidly this fine weather. They sell at small
profits, believing that nimbls EixPencs will
accomplish more in the long run than slow
shilling. IHn.M b WYNN
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

Y, RADKEY,
CONG RESS VENUE,
Manufacturer of Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware,
4 LSO AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
n BearLh Side Cooking Stove-the best in
The market.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in Tin Ware,
Pumps, Stores, etc.
All Job work attended TO with nestness
and dispatch. Roofing and Guttering done
co order. nV25-wtf
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

So fair she grew;
That we little knew,
As With pride we loved 70 behold her;
That our lovely child,
i Scarce BY earth de6led,
So soon IN the grave should noulder.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

Charley ko5ss Circus performed on the 9Th
to an audience Of over two thousand per
sons. There was not an inch Of room left
Taking into consideration that a long and
weary trip had JUST been performed, and that
part Of the show was still behind, the enter
tainment was exceedingly ereditab,e. The
champion riders Wooda Cook and Fred Bark
lay, performed splendid paris. The latter, in
character Of the Wild Comanehes rode with
great daring. The performance of the Leslie
brothers with the hats, the lesping, eross-bar
exercises aad in fact every other scene was
wonderfully entertaining. Jimmy Reynolds
was the same inimitable fellow who has
made rs laugh e score of times before. Miss
Jennie Turnour's performances upon the
slack rope were well executed, bu the chief
feature Of the evening was the presence. of
the beautiful, accomplished and graceful
queen Of the air, Mile Turnour. This silph-
like beauty claimed the admiration of
every one, and when the gracss of her won
derful and daring trspese performances are
added to the attractions of her wonderful
perfection and loneliness, she does in truth
become queen. The educated animals at,
tached to the show are very entertaining and
amusing.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

The prospect of the railroad being COM
pleted in few days, is bringing many per-
sons to the city Advantages will be gained
by careful study of our advertising columns.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14
J. ". HEBRRT,

DEALER ~
WAL PAPER, WHOLESALE AT NEW YORK
w u..Ces. Window Shades, Looking Classes,
ChTor4os Gilt Rssewocd Bad Ornamental H1lldngg
for picture frames, Oval and Square Brames Window
Cor ces &c, made % order.
no. 81 Poet Office Street,
pv2l4Wly GALVESTON.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

BUSINESS CARDS
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

The Boys in Blue, have organized a base
ball club, and have been enjoying themselves
heartily the past few days of beautiful
weather. s12z1 -ins@'ar
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-12-14

and dispatch. Roofing and Guttering done
60 order. nT25-wtf
" L goFrEy ISAAC ~ KING
Z OWENS Vi 9t.. 1e''-' Of Baltimore
". 3. g0RLEY 4 CO.,
BAN .ERs AID GENERAL COMMISSION
EaRCHANTS,
III ll3 and 100 Strand
GALVESTON
AGE : sor tns sslo Of Steam Engines, Saw Mills
n &C Presses Gins &C., Of which a full stock Is
aIway hand nv2l4wly
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

drink ii, oiuhs advanced St.aaiv aaA quietly spsa ne
points 70 30 assauited asd nndaSg heneelyes tne nie
Ss ne sss1 or tSsr ds;ss S 4 ss 3 a. drons
sections Of Pardss organization WeFe IN Ae 9ACri 70
sSry 6islStion, and tSs Ts ordSrs vsicS veSs ysa
yeso4 how wel carefully tho plaas bad bean staded
Q sssS Win ns1Sctons S n nOs % ne
SeSS e. Oas =. 20 ensmH $ Sss SvSs e es e S
ESuad In al the voting precinets except me nr %Sn
rcnt that the forces a the disposition Of Cen Echenqae
inferior In number and resolution 70 those support
fhs partisans of Ureta discovering that ther pres
homes and tho Clubs Of Gomss, sanChes, and seeura
made DO manifestation Oyerawed BY tho power nas EaS
square waited patiently for two three hours without
any sign Of the hostile Psrtys approach xnsH hen 3.
enemy was perceived rapidly apPrOso6ing with yells
proved 70 bO In BchenQues interest PArdos people al
g PS r. Ta .sS sSSSRg So
ley returned throwing the assaers into confusion
% RG Gs Rs s TO-
WINGED that he was unable 70 cope with his rival,
and , his the sc ss the publication Pa,S %
getting that IN almost every instance that party party
where Pardo was also successful the number OF killed
amounted TO 10 49, and the wounded 10 90 SO that at
laboring under continued excitement, were peaceful
far arms were concerned The Pardo party stood 70
its post requested and procured the requisite documents
from the Government, and proceeded quietly to tho
selection OF eleetors
Until Tuesday this state OF affairs lasted, when the
Minister OF the Interior issued order by which the
candidates were authorized 70 establish their own
votngboOths Offering the police for their defense.
II necessary. Tbis measure loudly condemned by
the partisanS oil PardO and indeed 1t seems extraord-
nary that after having officially recognized his tables as
the legitimate ones, and obstacle whatsoever being
mittee elected, secure WAS the victory consid-
dered step Of this kind contradictory In the extreme
AhOuld be taken The object, however, evident 1t
was hoped by the Urets and Echenque factions that by
the establishment Of 30 many different pOlingplaoes
question would the legality of either and the
Lima elections would be declared null and void by Con
es the arbiter In the matter This case occurred with
regard TO the election Of 1 Nevertheless there Is
question that the great majority Of tho people are IN
favor.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE CHOLERA At QUARANTINE

THREE MORE DEATHs-TWBLVE NEW Patients
SENT TO WEST BANK.
The medical staff at Quarantine have had
their hands moro than full Of business snce the arrival
OF the steamship Franklin with cholera on board Yes
terday the Quarantine grounds and especially the
vicinity OF tho Doctors quarterS were constantly
crowded from an early hOdr with visitors from
Eew.York and elsewhere, anxious to gain some
information as 10 friends whom they expected
on tho Franklin. In some instances passengers VINO
desired luxuries not prescribed by regular Quarantine
diet wero allowed TO procure articles from the shOre'
through tho Quarantine ooials subject however to the
orders of the Doctor Tho Delaware, TO which the well
passengers have been transferred Is floating hotel OF
the frat class. Everything In perfect order aud s
occupants provided with every accommodation Tho
old PORTFOLIOS have been ed with glass, and present
the appearance OF windows In country cottage,
while inside everything is new and clean and orderly,
and the whole Is heated by steam.
DOct. MOsher visited tho Delaware and made rigid
inspection two or threo times yesterday aud found it
necessary the following who showed
symptOms OF ohOlcre 10 the West Bank Hos
pita: Laura Petersen Johanna Hoilson, JO'
hanna Manner, John Mahmer, Theresa Flora
Elbing, Nathan Rosenberg, August Schultz, Anna
Schultz, Peter N. LOrsen, Peter c. Alsen. Carl LuDs'
Frederick HOhn Bertha Holm. Mario Mewry aud Fran
cs Cobbe This having been accomplished 1t was then
deemed advisable TO remove tho Delaware to the Lower
Bay in order to facilitate the Of any other per
Sons who may DO attacked with tho diease on board
that Vcssel The timId Of the Staten Islanders
were delighted whom the OF the DoIaWares depart
ure made known.
Tho arrival OF the Humboldt, which "A expeo ted In q
few days is looked forward to with small amount OF
interest She belongs the line as tho Franklin
and comes from the ports. she will doubtless
undergo o most rigid Oyerhaung from the Quarantine
officials, who thoroughly prepared for any emor
gency.
Two dnaths occurred board the Delaware yesterday
Of persons who wero well the day before The victims
were Christina Andrews Waohelow. ago IS, and
MathIlda Petersen. age Ida Huetzel age 10, died
yesterday at West Bank DIR. Reid reports that he
wants more nurses and that fears two deathl
will occur almost Immediately The nurses will be sent
to-day from Wards leland Medicines and other stores
arc also called for by tho Doctor Numerous presents are
received from the oittS0ns.
The cause the sudden breaking ont OF the disease
said 10 have been the closing OF the hAtohes in rain
storm.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

WIN q AZ end an Of TIE victims received two b0ws az
oept ne gFis Who aro e liviag, and they reoetvS1
Ire seeA e ess terf1m Sr iossaSs see On
thO bed n Which she gFs slept were pesfecs Mass 90
gore o bsds eeou0edh hy tho fAihas ana etAer
Money was eyidsny the object Of tho Crime Althosga
fAr tAslr h 10 intsgblo euopeoa - b The PAres
circumstances DO mot seem 70 warrant the fastening
orc Marion Park Aya that he had 40 In tho house, ana
thst his mother had 30 and his father had go making m
his mother had wAs In old fashioned leather pocK0
book, family relic, and that h gone. He can easuy
longing 70 his mother too II he secs H. as WAS prnci
pay old blls well worn, and had laid away 20 long tns
named above were In different places IrAen mAde Dy
large ahoe or boot were found on the premises
only mark left TO aid the detectiFes In capturing 'Do
murderena
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
GueriaI Notices

Young Mems Municipal Reform Association n.7
Meeting Association vii b h.h stenwy Hall kRpAt
EySS.SS 1.s sna Sst. S.' VI. II .Ss ''''' H'' !" !" N
Seyenteont6 District RcpublICan As.Oclntion Hes =
EyESls9 Sca An address R iSd S 's SSS q P
DAWN b. MsLIIIH. secretary
Tenth Assembly niStrict Republican AssOciatiea..-
|ssH on % TEbS iSGis SSSf svsSs SS s = &
as De- s S ess i F
WirLI1S 0IAsER, Secretary
Fifteenth Assembly DIstgict RsRgbca1 A"rSe,s,ss
Nov 10 at Henry L.Psug Pre.s wm A'sp, sesy
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Hall iE.S. Sst.sen Third 'ud S0STA17ss im ME SSH
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ne :s sS A. 1sss" y 1Hs sssS 4. % sZ s.s s
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surs S under .Soa saT Srcunrs OOs. i lmpo;.blH
S.sSs 1sH. q ~ .S:,ST. % e. End SS 1SIs' = d: ~ =
Tvs y 81. ,..ssa. st Ii. worst lind Of re tCs...Vss.
mostly Sos: cared soand. nes iO4 '' many have A'ss
IN. AGS x: . 8 ssrs: 1' & nd :s; S : ~ :
pleased % give ;dTcs to al Wbe aAy I.qslT. i
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
The STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

wnnsoros c. Nov lssVht1 Of TeDsntne sm 2! e2c RSEn
Arm al fof Strained Pale; 81 Is for Pale Crude Tur
poDns 81 Is M Had ss Is for yellow DIP and S' S for Vr
ia. Tar sesadJ al % & -.
DeSbo RItta SI9t1 III Treble EIrA SJ $50 10 Con- OIsi
Ssare, Pre 633, Choce $50 S Pok de a $S 70 BecsI
dun; shoulders ee Clear Rib Sides elc Clear Sdes q Oslo
Choice Hama 5kGl6 Lard DALI Ttere @0lOtc Krg
ilSi saEs nfehor SS1e CoS@ST gScd Cc5%GI
0fila Aolassos Inferior, SS01e C0nnoa teetaei P
Prime. S9Soc s:rStH Prime Chodee eH9oSc Coase na ca
New York Sight. discount God, lllt
Nov khAkets generally qUieS and unchanged Con-
5ee60c - a.,
CLEynLAHD Nov -Io0 In fair demand and em Wheat DALI
No winter Red eI n; No. SheN 81 1aDSl ~; boysn oder
Al D Cen steady al co., Pc.rOeam srn and unchanged
DKTaoIr Nov I5Wheat seadyj BEtFa, u HiOpL -; No
Whts, 81 eli Amber Michigan el ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

CoRNBLJ-MATHEH-0s esnag, Ga 9, ~ ~ 81 narrs -
oepal ObsrgA gnnel1A Pen, - -. ~ .Iyss pas'a
eAsFaA JeasS Csreen y hahStA AAAnss, en- Ssn.@ ~
ksV Rssss y Aisop, Ukee. D. ny y ssea,h ys~s~ 49,
dHeay BrSsOOrt ESQ., I'll u AsS'Esst.
HAkrWRIL-DAvRNPoRT-Ah ~ rssl2enas ~ enaFf Es.f
hantaa J.. wednesday lsn tAsl Hssa u hafssea SS
u, eldest dsagheR Il JGges DavssroA
HOPkIhS-AUsN-Aii NE Fesdsnee u Ae BRIDE AtN,
Ssy ksT stspaea TyAe Hepkns 70 MARI Wsrsst Aa1pN
Wn H. HUM, ESQ. ell Sit6ls city.
PEIRCB h0NPORT-on wsaaasday Nov IS iS1 a 81 F.ss -
Chareh g Rev K Peioo. D. D., Chshss r PsFoa u hsS
BI0rs 70 Jennie T. hoaor of Astoss l. l. No eArdA
oN1DBR-sOOrTAt Honssda Posn Nov IS 1871 a As fsfeess
NE brides parents. BY Raw INeaS naSlAC D. D. hgSkeh
O, assisted b. Rev ChaA Daanng D. D., Of Honesdale. key
Geo sayder Of Binsoh n T. 70 slah dsaghtsr O. ses
hrdes paren bsrEnSol By the sy Bea o. TaIor ooes
Toaey 10 Bessie NJ dAsghtf u T. RSdgsf Aa s 81 IsV
City AEhA
ToPPIH0--sMITu TussAy Nov T. iths residence q ne
brides mother By the Rny JOsrph Kmban D. Topping
Coroea third daughter VI hs late Gsa SAITH s al Of BrOs
No oariA
BadaOro and New jersey p,Psr, peas eopy.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN PERU.
EXTRAORDINARY METHOD OF CARRYING AN
ELECTION-A FREE FIGHT AT THE POLLING

BooTHs-PRoBABLE ELECTION OF PARDo.
LANA (O 1 C0TTep0AdsA Of TAt PaIdma StoT and Herald
THE most profound excitement was evident
in the capital on the night Of the iath the Oracs or
nna 4 s aRS psops SnS ~
removed from their posts as the CONSTITUTION of
Rs Of pcs
within the spacious courtyard OF the Government Pal
y .srt @ s S 4se ysT o 4. sS
battaons Of the line TO be IN readiness Tor any emer
growing 9ut OF the astea S t sSt & OF
were erectedmple wooden platforms In the center OF
sss tOs Ssys Ge prOoSsns Il
peculiar and certainly not calculated toward perfect
Sss pOcs:ds 70
Committee Elections which In s turn receives the
Hence win BE- seem thst tho point Of prime Importance
is capture the table, In order that the committee may
since any little rreguariy Occurring In the papers of
the supporters OF that party might be oyerooasa M
auSiicSticns Gus Of il oppOnsnts Thsfstofe the arst
movement the board for each Of the rival
the Gs' dsasns Sb sss @ 1eS time .. he
spectng ComEittee might REQUIRE for its compete or
The only eysnee Of .fOree in Lima, that eysnttul
night were the policemen stationed In M{n s
E5 an Ss pi Smo ;SsSs
was oxtenstvey eircusted @ the enect that % I'm
ssres& that - ecnaSst shosIS IKE Rl.Ce between
s'f Y nsss:.R ss:RsSysa as spSs p!Ssss s1s Seaa srsS
aeAinss the foFoes Of Gen. Eonenique ne Ein- n-
meat was naturally inspithg 10 % combined parties,
while equally 70 that Of Eohsniqne; hSv
SSass SsDsssss % sSrss
their mon ye under sonOi e An ssIy nsSs s nnS sne
pose and adpeent the 1nsas IN gdef 70 % rsaox -.
ths ray which was acufsd g ee msos stS tSIs iS1a
mstory sDeeohes, the indspsaaable 1garessa she ~
when these amuSemsns became inslpid. PasseS ne
With which they were ssTealg Een PSs PrUs,eS@. ~.
ders for the concerted attae Issuing fofsh n vonoeiu
OrdsI fOr men 70 daOpline and eEced oy
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
THE GERMAN ELEMENT IN POLITICS.
Lruna (nfurddnl .Slals. .ZSilNnl.
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republicans of Dallas County, Alabama,
have elected w. A. Brantley for Sheriff; e. ]. Morgan
for Tax Collector and other county officers, by over
5000 majority, with Democratic and boiling ticket In
the field.
The Young Mems Municipal Reform Asso-
citation will hold mass meeting at Seinway Hail. on
Friday evening" at which its President Judge Barrett
and other eminent speakers, VIII deliver addresses on
the results OF the election
In reference to the action of the Republi-
cans in the coming Legislature. The Albany Evening
Journal has the folowng "The Of commissions. in
their original character and organization. has passed
The results which some of them exhibited in their Later
career would irrespective Of all other consideratons
make all honest Republicans dIstrust them One thing
may as well understood at the outsethe Republican
party means to work for reform IN right earnest s9o not
the duty OF giving the people honest state admnsua
tion and efficient municipal government aud that duty
IL will faithfully seek to discharge. The enemies who
think the party will Its power simply for selfish ends
nsiudRe IT, and the friends who would have II do soy
II any there be, will ind themselves mistaken In lb
temper"
Should any member of legislative body be
paid for services which he does not render and for at
tendance when he does not attend The EecBedrord
MassJ Mercury thinks not and tries to make the coming
Massachusetts, Legislature Of the same mind. The ke
eurv says: "The man accepting the place the
Obligation to do its work He cannot do it II he enters
the legislative chamber when the days work Is half
over or leaves 1t before the session clOses rule that
"no member shall receive pay for the time that he s
absent would greatly help some mems moral sense"
Exactly So This whole matter of remunerang our law
makers at least Of providing that they sna not oe
private losers by OF their public services one
not easily arranged. Some members are worth great
deal and earn great DEAL and some worth nothing
and nothing. But as general rule valuable man
tire one who seeks the place that he may i've must
always be q suspicious character
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
AN INDIANA ATRoCITY-MURDER OF A WHOLE
FAMILY,
From 7Ae Ctaea~sI Gesess, Nov. Il

H
Fhom TIE Ctaeaaad Gass.s Nos. H.
Henryyille the scene of the murder, ID
little village In Clark County station on the JenersOn
f0pisylie MI Cyrus NJ Park lived three miles eaSt Of
the village near the CharsstOwn and BrownsOwn road
Ssa @ fSfc opsned M FOR Services but Sunday
he did not make his appearance when exPecteo: Aier
Tin % aS e @ S
key On arriving ct e house. he found one OF the grs
sitting in ae door hsr hSsd Sr1Sed SSueS fSS
unconscious Of The fItO Of the other members q the
M Young then en-; went i ito the house. and tho st
found The other daughter near 6e nbS te
IN SSr the Ss1@ SOu1 As
the feess form q the little boy In 6ed N me ss ne
:SS IL o SSd S sS nS side
side Is they had slepta scene too bloody and awful ."
Mr Park was lying in sleepins position; and from
edent that ater shs WA struck shs turned s1o M
BEEN strucf By her beedina head. There was great
SSsn 4 SGSS s1S q ns On roS sSS s SWIM
ming In gore. M Park had been struck en the leds
temple hs and lgp near ne sSH Ss q
Scs IL twai ana had evdsai been instantly kiisd: .
Mira Isabella Park had been struck with the edSs $ Of hoS tHe
s1sS anS e Joss Fs rsctSd VIE
the pOe Of the on the upper ana beSf ~
end fst Tasnot in,tansy N EilIsS
MIN. IaS doctots have no hope of her fecoys sas
tans = g'.S ss ay sf ssio1s sss .SS e I
death HELM e IA years Of age Her wounds were Sssn
81 her rneeverY ehe a resting auotly, under 20 u
nenoe of an opiate but ceEnot I've long. nag ssi
wound over "a feft eye which drove pieces o. s11n
into the vrnin dlsiSnoo OF three nohss Tne
removed number Of pieces Of the bone. The osan 1es
exudine fraS from tia WOund. D5e hAd also Lc.t.N
racure On e baok part Of the hcad serious that ne
physctsns thouRAt if useess 70 ty ~ fAiae the oone
& Oogi6 net ave ter htp' N ~ w1anas "ets #agg
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

Mr.. Eph Horn, one of the oldest and best
known Of Minstrel performers, 10 to receive COmpi-
mentary benefit, at the Olympic Thester this afternoon
John Hurley, Bernard Gilmartin, and, John
DarCey bootbaOks stole from Mr. Dancey Of No Bar;
oay-st while In tho City Hall Park, 100, which he had
carelessy placed in the pocket Of his OVereOat They
were arrested last night and the greater part OF tho
money was recovered.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
wAsHmeroS ooUHTrI0faCial. ]

The vote Of Washington County In 1870 WOodford
S7Os; Hoffman, A,2ls; majority for woOdford, 1,SlO.
wESrcHEsrER COUNTY.
We have received an abstract of the official
returns Of WeStohestsr but 1t Ia Incomplete and In
correct, do not venture to It. Tomorrow We hope
to give usual summary together with the vote for
Secretary Of State Controller and Senator by election
districts.
MISCELLANEOUS RETURNS.
Rensselaer, County complete gives Willers 1913
majority Baker, Rep. for Senator, TST majority Tho
Republicans elect their County Clerk and Coronet Tne
Democrats elect the rest Of the county ofncerA
The following the o6icAl majoFities in onondAga
County scribner, 2234; Hopkins, 243O; Raines 2l2S
Barlow 240; Taylor ASIA; Barley, 2OO3 Kirkpatrick
acct.
The official canvass In Columbia County shows the fol-
lowing Democratic majOrties Secretary Of State D
Controller, 20; Treasurer "a Attorney General % En-
inspectOr So Richard r. Clark. DEM, Is elected County
by 90 majority Benjamin Ray DEM tor mem
Der OF Assembly Ist District has 1000 majority and MIL
ton M TOmpdns Dem, lid District, "a majority. The
Republicans elect rest of the county ticket by major
ities ranging from ia to $40. 49,.
st. Lawrence County gives the Republican state ucKet
6,93s majority. ,,.,. -, ,>..An..
County: scribner 227O; Hopkins, 2961 Raines 2S bsr
low 2I3; Taylor, 1885, Barkey 2366 kirkpatrick ZSo
Walcott Justice Of SessiOns 2S9G Palmer SENATOR oSG
(ofpR Assembly list District, 1851; Eastman, Id Dis
trict 225l; Barnard, Supreme Court, llS6E TAYLOR
County Judge, 2,3lI; DOr'and, Surrogate, 1885,