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WANTED.
A GOOD HARNESS MAKER, where
N plenty of work can be had. A vacant
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PAINTER, WATSON s CO.,
je143t* Fallston, Md.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue of several writs of feri facias,
ID issued out of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, and by Thomas Fl. Snow
den, Justice of the Peace in and for said
county, at the suit of Susan Glenn, Joshua
Glenn, Emma j. Turner and Nicholas D.
Amos, against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements of George II. Glenn and
Nicholas ]. Glenn, to me directed, have
seized and taken in execution all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, ct law and
in equity, of the said George H. Glenn and
said Nicholas ]. Glenn, in and to all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
situate and lying in Hartford county, and
containing
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25O ACR ES,
MORE OR LESS.

MORE OR LESS,
being all the lands devised to the said
George III. Glenn and Nicholas ]. Glenn, by
their late father, VIM. Glenn, by his last
will and testament, dated goth October,
1860, and recorded in the office of the Reg
lister of Wills for Hartford county, in Will
Book G. w. B., No. 7, folio 1856, and being
the same and oil the land Of which said
VIM. Glenn, the said testator, died seized
or possessed, or was in any manner entitled
to except that portion thereof which by
his said last will he devised to his son
William M. Glenn.
Also, Sorrel Horse, Bay Horse, Bay
Mare, Sorrel Colt, Bay Mare-Colt, l
Cow and Calf, Yearling Heifer, Wheat
in the ground in two fields on said farm, 2
Hogs, Mare and Colt, l set Wagon Breech-
ing and Brides and Collars, 1 Threshing
Machine, 2 Wagons, Grain Fan, Cook
Ing Stove, 1 Kitchen Table, 6 Parlor
Chairs, 2 Feather Beds
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And I hereby give notice, that
On SATURDAY. July 9Th, 1872,

At IL o'clock, NJ,
at the residence of said George H. Glenn
and Nicholas j. Glenn, will offer for sale
the said property SO seized and taken in
execution to the highest bidder for cash.
To Satisfy the claims of the above plain
tiffs in the order in which they are above
named.
VIM. s. FORWOOD.
je14 Sheriff.
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THAT very desirable farm, formerly oc-
IL, cupied by j. orville Patterson, Esq,
containing
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
REELECTION OF GRANT.
TlrEIJpERAI, TRIUMPH POSTPONED.

TlIELIBERAL TRIUMPH POSltONEO'
Gen. Grant was yesterday reelected to the
Presidency by very large majority returns
arc incomplete from all of the states, and
in several cases vo have no data from
which TO estimate which way they have gone. The
table below shows that he has 21S Electoral
votes, which is 90 more than is necessary for
n choice. Greeley has, as far as heard from,
G2 Electoral votes, and in the table of doubt
full or undetermined States we have
total of II, of which majority may
be safely claimed for Grant Briefly put,
tho ease may be said to stand thus: Grant
has carried every Northern State, and Greeley
probably every Southern State, except the
CarOlinas. Later returns mayeA change these
figures; the estimated majOrties may be ma
tcrially modified. but the general result Will
remain substantially as herewith given.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
NEW-YORK CITY.
TIE LIBERAL MAJORITY OVER 10000.

THE LIBERAL MAJORITY OVER 10000.
THE MAYORALTY CONTEST IN GREAT DOUBT,
ir WITH UAYEMEYER SLIGHTLY AHEAD
o'BRIEN LAUGHTERED-Two REPUBLICAN
OoNGREssMEN PROBABLY ELECTED-NINE
CUsTOM-HOUsE AseEnBLYMEN RETURNED
A FALLING OFF OF 10000 IN THE VOrE OF
THE CITY. ....t. I ...
The vote on the general ticket in the city and
county yesterday fell short of tho registration 1914
The Grant vote is 4e2 more than that received by
Scribner, Republican candidate for Secretary OF
State year ago. The failure to vote bas therefore,
been wholly on the part Of the Democrats. Never
theless Greeley and Brown have carried the city and
county by a2,sas majority, which is only 6,29l less
than Werss majority last year Itis clear therefore.
had the Democrats voted the Electoral ticket might
have obtained fully 5000 majority in New-York.
The same apathy on the part Of Democrats has been
displayed in Brooklyn, and while tho Republican
vote of Kings County has been maintained IN every
ward the Liberal vote has not been fully cast that
the majority viii not be more than 5000 in Kings
County.
To all appearance larger vote has been cast for
Governor and Congressman at Large, and Kernans
majority promises to reach 25 600 in the city while
that of Cox viii probably be still larger n
Havemeyer is ahead In the race for Mayor at am.
but it ia such eose vote between him aud Lawrence
that may yet be decided by later returns in favor of
the younger Reformer OBriens boasted strength has
proved to be wholly fictitious, and In district Of
the city, excepting his own, does he poll respect
able vote. Enough Is known at this time to war
rant the heartest congratulations that New-York
has not been disgraced by O'Brens election. Later
returns, which viii be published in another edition,
will probably indicate the election ofLawrence.
The Yth. With and Xth Congress Districts have of
course been carried by Roberts, Brooks, and Wood.
the Liberal candidates ThomasJ Creamer, Liberal
and Apollo Hall, has doubtless carried the With
District by about 1000 majority. Shaw, Liberal has
probably lost the With District after hard strug
gle, and Connolly has failed in the IXth District.
In two of the most closely contested Assembly Dis
trcts the Ist and XVIII, the Liberals have elected
James Healey and Charles G. Cornell, Reform can
didates by small majorities.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
GENERAL RETURNS.
LOUISIANA.

A COMPLETE LIBERAL VICTORY.
The latest returns from Louisiana confirm the
reports Of the success Of the Greeley electors
and Of the entire State ticket. The majority
can only DO approximately estimated on account Of
the want Of telegraphic communication with most
of the parishes. II will probably be not far from
5000. There are no returns on Congressman outside
of the two New0rleans Districts, which have prob
ably returned the present members j. Hale Sypher
and Lionel A. Sheldon. The Liberals expect to gain
one or two members in the country districts.
Saie 0go,rs elected ''
lint Davidson u. Penn <uaii0r.. .Jsmes Grshsm
SseV OF samuel Arasesd. IftoT g.ge. n n. OsdeR
GoUsrEOr John MoBneTy SDph iasFH ROter NJ Lusher
cREELEY's MAJORITY ESTIMATED BY wARHOIH
AT 1900.
l0RsRRAL PRESS DIsPATCHRsI
NFw-ORLEASs. Nov. 5-f2 m.-Indicatlons
point strongly TO majority Of from 1900 to 1900 in the
state for Greeley and the Fusionists. Gov. warmoh
this morning has doubt but Greeleys majority will
be 1900 in the State.
THE LIBERAL STATE COMMITTEE ESTIMATE THE
MAJORITY IN THE STATE AT l2,0OO.
NEw-0RLEANs, Nov. 5.-The Liberal state
Committee claim heavy gains in the INTERIOR and believe
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
GENERAL RETURNS.
IOWA.

THE MAJORITY FOR GRANT ABOUT 10000
The meager dispatches received from Iowa indi-
cate an administration victory The majority for
Grant is estimated at 10000 The following is list
of the Congressman elected in Iowa. They are all
administration men.
, I..'Geo W. AcCrary. V..Wm LeuRhridge.
II.."Aylett r. Cotton VII. John A: kasson:
III. .sWm. q. DOMAIN VIII James W. hcDB,
IV..Henry o. Pratt. R..'Jackson Orr
Y..JamCs Wilson
Re- Of STATE Josiah T. Young Reg Laad 0ncs Aaron Brown.
Irss.s,T william VIII s, cs5'J ~'r"'V' 0'"''n E. Cate
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
GENERAL RETURNS.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBUFBJ
DEs MONIES, Nov. 6.-The indications are that
Grant has carried Iowa by $1,000 majority. The Re-
publicans elect full Congress delegation.
DUBUQUE, Nov. 5.-Three counties give Greeley
912 majority.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 81 9. m.-Returns come
IN slowly, and indicate that Grants majority will be
about 5000 Nine Administration COngressmen are
probably elected The vote IL closo In the lid and lid
Districts KAssOn. in the With District runs Tar ahead
Of hts ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
ILLINOIS.


THE STATE CLOsE-GRANT PROBABLY HAS ABOUT
10000 MAJORITY.
We have no information as to the fate of Gov.
Koerner and the Liberal State ticket in Illinois up
TO 2 o. IN. The result in Chicago and in the 80
counties heard from indicate that Grant will have
q small majority.
The counties reported are no doubt chiefly the
strong Republican ones lying IN the northern part
Of the State and the full returns from the southern
and central counties will probably considerably re-
duce the reported majority for Grant.
GENERAL RETURNS.
tGBHERAL PRESS DIsPATCH1
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-12:30 a. m.-Twenty-siN
precincts In Chicago give Grant 1896 majority. Seven
teen townships and precincts in various parts Of the
State give Grant 2,77s majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5-1:30 a. IMPARTIAL returns
from 90 counties outside OF Chicago and Cook Counties
foot uD net majority Of 6,7I5 for Grant.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5-SiXteen precincts of Chi
cage give Grant s74 majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
NEW-YORK STATE.
AN ADMINISTRATION VICTORY.

TIE STATE FOR GRANT by 10000 MAJORITY.
The State of New-York has been carried for
Gen. Grant by about 10000 majority. Gen.
Dix's majority for Governor is somewhat less
than Grants. The Representatives from
the State in the next Congress will include
% Grant men and 10 Liberal Republicans and
Democrats. The Assembly is carried for the
Administration by majority of about 40
Tho Liberal Republican candidates for Con-
gress from the lid, XXIst, XXIId, XXIVth,
and XXVIIth Districts, viz: Messrs. Goodrich,
Brockway, Sherman, Hiseock, and Goodrich,
are all defeated. In this city the
Grant party elect Mr.. John d. Lawson, and in
Brooklyn Mr.. Stewart L. Woodford in dis
tricts which we're carved out to be Republican
in utter defiance of equity and geography.
The Administration candidate. Scudder, is
probably chosen from the Ist District.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
cs enthusiasm oOnnscticu. goes for Grant by about
DELAWARE.
GENERAL RETURNS.
GENERAL PRRSe DISPATCH ]

PmLADELPHIA, Nov. 5.--At Georgetown,
Del. the election noisy. Several distureances
occurred and one man shot. sussex county VIII
give Greeley majority. Kent County Will probably
give Grant majority. South Chrstiana, New,SastIo
County, gives Grant Il0 majority The Republicans
claim the State by 1900 to 1000
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-New-Castle County
gives Grant 900 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6-2 q. m.-Newcastle
county Delaware (cOrrected) gives Grant 1000 majority
beng Republican gain OF 17S4 the vote OF 1853
Wilmington gives Grant majority Of 800
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
CALIFORNIA.
GENERAL RETURNS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6--12 m.-The election
passing of quletly Some half dozen arrests made
Tor violation OF the Law. This requires uniformity
sf tickets and prevents accurate estimates o the result
Both parties the city confident or victory Many
are voting against the Colorado subsidy NO tickets were
printed It. The Central state Committee say that
Ihe count.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
GENERAL RETURNS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHES I

AUGUSTA, Nov. 5-GIeeley's majority in
this city VIII he about S0O and in the county 500. The
election passed of quietly and fairly. The majority for
Greeley in the With District viii probably reach 1000
Gen. A r. Wright DemocraU is elected TO Congrtss by
q large majority.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 5.-In Chatham County, the
Liberal Republican majority s 1900 The State
majority is probably $4,000.
ATLANTA, Nov. 5.-It ia thought that Gree
ley carried Georgia by 10000 majority and Demo
cratic Congressman have been elected
AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.-Returns thus far are
meager. The Official count from the State at large
not he had tonight. Indications are that the Demo
cratic majority at the GOvernOrs election viii be
reduced considerably Greeleys majority will be about
$4,000.
Up TO this hour no disturbance has occurred, the
election having passed quietly in every section OF the
State. The Republicans made desperate efforts and
poled heavy vote Both parties worked hard to bring
their full force into the field 30 far heard froIa
frauds practced and both parties concede fair
election
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
INDIANA.

THE STATE LosT-THR BoURBoSs RESPONSIBLE.
INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 5.-We have lost tho State
The BOurbOns are joined to their idols Liberal
Republicans led by Julian and Progressive Demo
Gratis led hv Hendricks did all that could no done IN
lift them to a higher plane. There Will be no back
ward step by men who had the pluck to go forward
We will be ready for the future. JOHN A. FINCH,
Chairman Lib. Rep. Ex. Com. Indiana.
GENERAL RETURNS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPA CHBSl
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-'The returns from Indiana
are coming IN slowly Large Republican gains re-
ported from all sections Of the State.
SoTJrH BEND, Nov. 5.-St. Joseph County
gives Grant from 900 900 majority Clay Township.
st. Joseph County, Indiana, gives 81 Republican gain
since October. Ekhart, Indiana gives Grant t10 ma
jority, q Republican gain since October or $50 Bouth
Bend gives Grant AIS majority, Republican gain siHce
October OF 201
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6-11:30 p. m.-ThiTty-two
townships and wards show Det Administration gain
over Hendricks's vote Of COS.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
IDED ADMINISTRATIONS VICTORY.
,.,, C GENERAL RETURNS.

HARTFORD, Nov. 5.--Gen. HaWley's election
60 Congress from this the Ist District Is claimed by $50
majority. The State has gone for Grant probably. The
trouble the In the October elections Demo-
cras stayed At home voted for Grant Hartford gives
Eaton, liberal, for Congress, 629 majority.
NoRwALK, Nov. 5-NOrwalk gives $50 ma
lorty Grant Administration of III from 1865
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 5.-Gen. Hawley is
elected 10 Congress Mr. Eaton by majority.
NoRwALK, Conn, Nov. 5-FairfeM County,
complete gVes Grant 9,346 Greeley, s429; OConor 81
-Administration gain. 225.
MrDDLErOwH, Conn, Nov. 5.-MiddIesex
County gives Grant $50 majority, being gain OF 500
the vote Of 1865 and gain Of $50 the vote Of
last Spring.
Hartford. Conn, Nov. 5-11:30 p. m.-Gen.
HaWeys ma aOry Ia this district is GIL, with small
town 10 hear from. The streets Of the city are filled
With Grant men marching and cheering with the great
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
ARKANSAS.
NO DEFINITE NEws.

NO DEFINITE NEWb'
Arkansas Is destitute of telegraph facilities and
contains 80 few lines of railroad that 1t will proba-
bly, be two or three days before the result Of the
election viii be known.
The contest will be very close owing to the whole
sale Acknowledgement of white citizens The probs-
Lities are in favor of the election Of the Liberal
State and Electoral tickets.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
GENERAL RETURNs.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 5.-There has been 80
much scratching here that 1t IL impossible 10 give the
vote OF the city tonight Both parties are confident of
suocess Frauds are alleged In jackson and Prairie
Counties Crtenden County giyes Grant i60o majority
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
CONNECTICUT.
Az ADMINISTRATION TRIUMPH.

An ADMINISTRATION TRIUMPH.
The Grant ticket for Electors has about $500 ma
Sorty in this State and Gen. Hawley is elected to
Congress to succeed the late Julius L. Strong in the
LIST Hartford District by Gil majority.
DECIDED ADMINISTRATION VICTORY.
Stase O6iosTs ELeoted.
J. Bsgley. Com l. 01ce Leyefett A. CApD
"a OoceraOr. Henrv H. HoL Byron d. Bali
Sat- Daniel STRIKER Sup Pub IN. DaRel B BrEGG
Victory r.. BID I'd, bcWsf1 Dorsh
lNdfl0r. WILLIAM Humphrey
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
GEORGIA.

LIBERAL TRIUMPH.
Our dispatches from Georgia indicate that Greeley
has carried the State by at least 25OO0 majority and
that the Liberals have elected the entire Congress
delegation. The following are the names Of the sue
cessful candidates in all districts except the Xth
District D0'r<L
J.. Morgan Rawls. vi. James II. Bl0unt
w.. Glib. j. Wright. VII..P. NJ. b. Young.
III. Philip Cook. VIII. Aug. r. Wright
~. Henry R. Harris. lX..-- -
". Luther j. Glenn.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
ALABAMA.

ALABAMA,
A PROBABLE GREELEY VICTORY.
The returns from Alabama, although not decisive,
leave little room to dOubt that Greeley has carried
the State and that the entire Liberal State ticket is
elected We also expect to gain Congressman In
the Mobile District.
STAT Oheers ELeled.
.Tbos HerBe0B Irsas1rer .;"y orast A.,
L. Governor g. H. horen. zrt:Geatrat.y w A. sanford
ISd.tor .....T J. COIA I~dus'rT K " COmesyI
Tho following is list Of the. Congressman prob
ably elected:
Liberal, ir Roman = Administration itsHe
,,Y.o, Apbeus Baker '...'...''.'
Hb~Pe'''''''' John j. Jolly.
Lst Dtsatei. Fired g. BromoerE 1an
lila Disiriet WIN. A. Handey ...........
IVA District. VIM r. smith .'.--'-.-.-.
va District. John II. CALDWELL s.s-sss''"s'
TIth District. Joseph H. slOss. ..........''
TIE STATE GOES FOR GREELEY-TRIUMPH OF
THE LIBERAL STATE TICKET.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATcHl
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 6.-In the Hid Congress
Distnct the Democrats gain st Burton, Chambers Co..
alI at Lauehapoka l9O Talladega reports gain o. ~
but the county goes Republican At Calena In the tnth
Congress District, the Republican gain u ~ tho th
Ist District the Democratic gain 10 400 ana IN MoDne
County the Democrats gain about 600 The vote OF tns
city indicates Democratic gain OF oVo no eS
The returns far meager, but indicate that thc
state Is for Greeley and the Liberal state ticket
GENERAL RETURNS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHESl
MONTGOMERY, Nov. Sit will be late at
Ebt before any result be announced as the ticket
n very long and the counting will not begin until about
NOZZLE Nov B-The city goes for Greeley by nom 300
20 500 majority and the county Will probably make Tie
majority l,0OO-gain Of 2,oOo over 1870
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
KENTUCKY.
A LARGE MAJORITY \

LARGE MAJORITY FOR GREELEY,
The returns from Kentucky are meager and in
complete, but indicate large majority for the Lib
ersl Republican ticket.
GENERAL RETURNS.
iGRNERAL PREHe DIsPATCHHsl
LOUISVILLE, Nov. E.-The election is quiet,
an unusually light vote being polled.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.--Partial returns from 81
districts and towns give Greeley 3sa70 majority.
HoPKIEsvIILE, Nov. 6.-The official vote of
this city gives Grant majority Partial returns ind-
that Grants majority in this Chrstianl County will
be about S0o
NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-Two precincts of this
city give a Republican gain Of $50 the Harlan
Leslie vote.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
GREELEY's MAJORITY 25, 1850

GREELEY'S MAJORITY 25,O00
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TnBUEEl
ATLANTA. Nov. 5.-GeOrgia will give Greeley
26 majority The Democratic Congressman are elected
w. A. HEMPHILL-
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
TABLE or ESTIMATED MAJoRrms FOR PREsr-

Liberals in Roman "a; Admnstrationiss in Halies "a.
.Nembers OF the present Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
TOtal.......... S0,J9s

Grants net majority, according TO above estimate
A,4o2.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06

see Pint PsEs.
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Personal Intelligence.

Captain ". d. Whiting, OF the United states
Army, is quartered at the New York HOTEL
Colonel r. B. Jordan, OF Boston, stopping ct the
brand Central Hotel.
. Captain Michaels, OF the United States Army, has
arrived at the GiIsey House.
Ex-Congressman d. X Mccarthy, OF syracuse. IL
emong the sojourners 81 the Fitlh Avenue Hotel.
r. HocmnIa, an attache OF the French Legation at
Rio Janelro, Is sojourning AT the Brevoort House.
J. b. Chaffee, Congressional Delegate from Colo
tado, Is domiciled at the st, Nicholas Hotel.
General Benjamin =. Butler yesterday arrived at
she Filth Avenue Hotel. where he yet remains.
Colonel James h. Howe, General Manager OF
vhe Chicago and Northwestern Railroad IL sojourn-
tng 81 the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Congressman John Rogers. Of Black Rock, ar
rived at the Metropolitan Hotel Yesterday morning
He left for Washington in the evening.
speaker James q. Blaine. with his family. reached
tne city yesterday morning. He remained for q
snort time al the Holman House. aud then went on
10 Washington.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 6. 1871

wAsHINGrOS. Jan. g, 1871
Ths Saufb .arolimn Cong essioa al Cootrslanss.
Mr.. Dawes believes that q. c. Bowen IL inegibao
for the seat in the House OF Representatives. from
which he ~ cndeavorng 10 o,s Robert q. DE LsrYo,
The coiored member from South Carolina, on the
ground mat ne ha3 accepted and exercised tho
functions OF "A member OF The STATE Legislature, .
position he Is liSe!y TO surrender whiie hia
chances TO- The higher place doubtful as at
present. The lively fancy of Mr. Dawes pictures
II simultaneous ''ca ot the li0user al ashington
anu Columbia AMI the arrest OF the duplex legisia-
tor by the sergeant n Arms OF the body from which
he might be absent without leave the time OF tho
two calls. Mr.. Dawes not think B0wenSs
claims ,neritoriOus ana uIuuestIonable, or the
right OF The voters OF South Carolina TO be repre-
scented IN Congress by tacr own choice so far IN
peril IA to require the House OF Representatives To
he s@ddled with Mr. Bo1en and his new burden u
trouble.
MIR. COl!aX Wal Not xcin.s - RemOnniu n don
for the Vie. Presidency,
Mr.. Coifax has felt himself constrained by tho
earnest request OF his friends to far yield TO his
private wishes IN regard 10 retiring from public
service at The close OF his present OF Office az
TO say thai, while hc cannot ask for denomination
nor he regarded as aniaeonling the able men.
whose names have been suggested, he would feea
It 10 be his duly 10 obey the yotOe
OF those who represent the party whose prIu-
cipes ne has for 30 many years vindlcaLed aud
supported; and # they place hun in nomination I0r
the Wee Presidency az The approaching Republican
National Convention he win not refuse 10 accept OF
the nomination. While he mas sincerely desired To
be excused from further pubiic service. he has M
time sad That he would refuse accept or the
nomination. rhs IL authoritative and - cOnsldered
by the friends OF Mr.. CoIfax satisfactory and theg
VIII feel authorized to present nis name To che Con-
veutlon.