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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

Honey's counsel was served with
a notice to-day, that under an in
junction issued from the District
Court the keys and combinations
of the Treasury must be delivered
TO Mr.. Graham, by Wednesday at
10 o'clock, or force will be used TO
make an entry and the sureiies Of
Honey held responsible for DANA
ges.
Such action rs the above shows an
utter contempt for the Supreme
Court on the part of Gov. Davis.
The case is now pending before
that court AHstiR Statesman, 10th.
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DALLAS HERALD.
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no. ". swINDgLLs, Proprietor.

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sib,rrlot,n yer Annuin, " 'e''"'"''''''i So
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The nLevo ratesare In SPECIE H.
ADvERTisIsG-In caTeney-one ,luIMrss' qua ,n,' mv.
tne, of thls prs type) 20 for tho hf ana 10 oo"p
for each additional Insertion .,,.,.,. a,, .
ag.oaS T charge for announcing candidate 70, Dr..
s,,,s or ps,re, objects sib, aud for County or rre
,nei ono .. AZ 80, payable iHrmaey Hhen '""''"''
neHi Il tiHserted'
AGENTS.
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Cnp' wrIuTpILL 4 Co., No. o1I cheatnut euos', s
rmtAprLrmrA, are duly authorizes 10 sos'u ,t"r
sdyertI.ements for Insertion In tho DALLAS HERALD
A. our iopest rates. ,.
pr-ues.rs Dashcll a Waters bankers, kau,mnn kaufman
,re authorized agents for tho HERALD IN h'a'''""
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money paid to him upon our account VIII o''"'
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10 costs four times as mucn ,0TBH
u train forty miles an honr as i:
dos twenty miles in the same time.
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES,

FIRE INSURANCE. GOMFANIEsi
The MERCHANTS MUTUAL, Galveston.
The BANKING & INSURANCE COMPANY, Gal.
weston.
The PLANTERS MUTUAL, Houston.
Tie STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hannibal,
Missouri
Tho FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Philadelphia.
T. 4. JORDAN Il co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

One hundred girls arc employed
in a pickle factory in Nunda. III
nois. They must make swe-i pick
les.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-27

Sweodeu IS offering P-izes for
tprPC ." bo1.s
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BAYLAND ORPHAN HOME.

gsD~We are indebted 10 n friend for the
olluwing account Of
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Omcial Directory

p,sTpIcr OFFICERS.
Hon. HARpIs Hart, Dallas, Judge lith dua'e'" D''
II L.R,r. Esq, Dallus, District Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
LtberaL
a aMIn Il RnherfR.

= M" : = HdniRbfrafton = LboraI -
q Matthew stewart sWm. r. Roberta.
G. Adolph O. Dunn. James Brooks.
\ Conrad Geib ThOs j. Creamer.
n Holm II Inwson. Charles b. Shaw.
o David y MellIsh Michael Connolly.
DOWN. A. Darling 'FernandO WOOL tsi..
n sCharies az Iohu Charles H. Horton.
n .John n Ketcham l. o. WhtehOuse.
II. John Maxwell, David nj. DEWITT
Is. Charles ii. Adams. 'E Perry.
49, James g. Smart. Adm Thayer.
~ RobertS Hale VIM W. HaTtwoll.
18..'Wm. A. Wheeler. VIM. L. Cantwell'
49, Henry H. Hathorn Daniel Is. JudsOn.
10. David Wilbur Hezckiah Sturgis'
2..'C. l.. Merriam. Benz. Br0ckway'
27.EIs H. Roberts RieH'd u. Sherman
I..Wm L. Lansing. Henry A. Foster
..'R Holland Duell. Frank HlscOck
Is. C. ID. MaoDOugall. William 4. Graves
26..Wm. ii. Lamport. william NJ. Hulte
a. Thomas O. Piatt. milo Goodrich.
u.s. Horace b. Smith. Stephen T. Hayt
20 Freeman Clarke, Luther Gordon.
So Geo c. Hoskins. NJ NJ. southworth.
al LYMAN K Bass William Williams
a. sW, /. Sessions. Charles ID. Murray.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF SKw-ToKk. =. .......'''''''''''''o'f -
CLEARED. &c.. -.
sSip ellen s Terry, Saye4T Ssweeru " c. hafs1 rsns
sse,mshSD BessStor Jones WmnOn LoT. steamship Co.
sssSIp ssidt iG) DaHpensun. Bremen HsTsns Mop
steamship A.sSs .s S so..nS fv.rpo PsalD
steanshp RS~S OBJ Joass 81 b. K p Curns Co
steamship Se,sriv h1 FSI. PhhsSelphis Hand
ssI George RsS @ smith so En fap sS,d k,s saS Sc
s ss f sSaesT wsHss 4 so1
Barn dr. Bernard ~ is ~ p 4 Nryiz. Son.
BnE ntsSs Rr,sb ia Cahna Psrnsnboeo. H. H. swim Co.
pis M Tinker BarnAd hannnlio Nc carver bAnes
schf LOUISE D. (BLl. wagner Ouss'"A anu ' '
P.Iler BENTON. Rudd Richmond, va Wan Brun, Pet..
schl' s = Gross tfrl Priest, 81 stephens
Si S1s1 A a. Ss Sss's sasSSSa Stamford Manufacturing Co.
' ARRIVED.
s..ohiU India r) MourOs Glasgow o u. and h0vls A.
.,h mdse pass. 70 Heniersoa Bros. a. - j., ~, , - a.
ssesmsp lBrl Webster River Platte and Rio Dc 'AAeo O
Nd mdsa and pass 10 Henderson, Bros - 4.
sssshp ChaeOn Berry. Charleston with na and rs's 70
s.1. Iboao e. lGet 6r.nas c.t.ua - days with bhmsone
Bah Aua COonbs (Of BOSTON,. Wilson, Fail River IN ballast
Ed iSI osr C Tucker S. john n B. days With lsnbsr
Bhs Nary Grace lBT.l. Pestis ROeAAnd n b. a''' ~ '
stone
borOs Oct 2-Arved steamship Wa c.,se s A., ssa ARR
SPOKEN. .-D...,.y. -.
1911. ,,,, .soles by piolbos Francis Persits No ~
4teanship Derby lBT.s Newman. fFO@ L'e'V"'' y" Wv
5 tns - sa USIcS from LonSos r SsvY~ osh a. lat ~
' T. E.. Everett, % psn. hOs DuSHa and 0d''es s''''-
e Oct S - Is aa. sss E hOn Newcastle % ss"f'
% y "a SI sss p..a ss-os'n' '' F's''A ts'
o o. s,sss,I sa Coz ss-Is Oct a. % nls Hs's
Of n'' Si t9s I Lac sag S.Ss ~ Seventh rss%'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
HARLEM CoURr-HousE FRAUDS.

The investigation Of alleged frauds in the
building OF the IXth District Courthouse was resumed
Yesterday afternoon Michael j. Qugg, superintendent
O, the carpenter work IN the Courthouse was recalled
His work consisted in building the sheds for which he
furnished about all the lumber used, erecting scanod'
ing making mortarboIes, &c. none Of the men under
bis charge had worked upon Genes house; his partner
NJ O. Banker had charge OF tnat ne paa ms own men
ha h for his work was t5l78 as which he had re-
eeiyed from Mr. soallon, only Oooj the balance was
unpaid yet he had lumber left at Genets house.
but did not know where it was used; he produced q
statement Of his account with sealion James NC
Iovey testified that he acted extra truckman for
John T. Wilson's his work had been done between and
o'clock in the afternoon when the other ruSFmen ere
cd. no had delivered brick aud cement ~ DOtn inc
Corfbouse and Genets house never got any leccpts;
had delivered 20 loads at Genets the sbed az the
would hardly hold 200 barrels OF cement
The e1 animation here ended for the day as j. he
Davidsop who had promised 10 be In attendance, was
ohIieed 10 be present at Mayor Halls trial The conn
sci for Mr.. Genet promised, II snnSent time was
sarded 10 procure the attendance Of these witnesses
TIE inye stigation adjourned until Friday, hov'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
RAVAGEs OF THE DISEASE ELSEWHERE


ALBANY, Oct. 25.-A number of horses are
reported sick here from the dstemper though not to the
extent Of affecting business.
-.- AT ROCHESTER.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 25.-The horse disease shows
no abatement The weather is rainy and damp, and tho
reports the various stables that the horses are
much worse than they yesterday. The incon-
venence and loss all classes are very great
The streecar lines have not yot resumed business Inc
canal horses seem to have the disease mder than other
classes
AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Oct 25.-The wet, disagreeable
weather caused the railways to stop running
at O'Clock this evening. They have but three well
horses ont OF 800. All their stock has been worked
during sickness but have died yet. The disease
about the city aDatng The bad weather forces own
ers to keep their ANIMALS of the street to-day
At oswEGo.
OswEGo, Oct. 25.-Only few cases of the
horse disease have made their appearance in this city
The towing companies let their horses conditlonay
They viii not be held liable Il any Of the horses fan be,
canal continue large and uninterrupted.
AT CORY.
CORY, Penn, Oct. 25.-The horse disease
has reached here. Eleven taken sick in ono day
The horses of the express companies arc ali laid up
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 25.--It is said, on the
authority Of veterinary surgeon that the horse disease
has appeared here but only very few cases have yet
occurred.
IN MAINE.
PORTLAND, Oct. 15.-The horse disease has
reached this city, and is also reported in Lewiston Au
gusta, Bangor, and one OF two other places In this
city, last night there something OF panic over tho
matter but II is subsidng, and the feeling is that the
disease can easily be kept below the fatal type All the
stables have been cleansed and the animals taken under
the most careful cement and there is no approach
yet to auy fatal tendency Less than 100 horses are so
Tar reported sick in the State and the bright, warm
weather is favorable The sensation reports set
anoat laet night and to-day In wise justified by
he facts gathered from trustworthy authority. so lar
from there being any effect upon business there Is no
such sickness among the horses yet as would attract at
seption in any ordinary times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

suggest powerful npon he ntss Of
the chest along the tsctea There In the treatment
Of the present % dcmc vf tstna Pon 70 be hktn 2 con
dean which rebates the hYenie Of Tie Affected En
Rest affected Is essential the animal kept Al work tn
disease vii progress and prove fatal iea hotrl This i
Of treatment hpk veterinarians ought 10 insist npop NeJ m
btkepg according 10 nc couuion Of hnboot atmosphere ban
daeag Of The eenhes after good Undertaking Nng OF me nos
this with vinegar and water also recommended feong o. course
requires much attention and careful handling and warn gne
roots cart tunp fruits gwen according the condition
oite bowels lwoa also highly recommend ventilation clean
nE Of the stables Of manure pts whsewashng Of The stables ana INC
free use Of disniectsbtA
Perhaps for The snaan question h that OF con
dgOn Influenza considered by authorizes both conla
and neovui while Others Of less superiority deny them entirely
uoud that DO not consider either and that NE result OF
observations belief For tbs reason
regret the late Of Boutwell, preventing the mPor
Of horses Canad II late; " lot VAL onJ
increase difficulties In the bore trade
Hoping that the above will be satisfactory Tor he present
remain Jo1n respectfully, A. LIASTAID. N. u. " b
THE DISEASE IN BRookLYH.
The murky condition OF the atmosphere, yesterday,
seemed to aggavste the epidemic among the horses In
Brooklyn, and the companies and others have be-
come somewhat alarmed Two fatal cases are re-
ported, In the Fuon-aYe stables and one In the
Eastern District expressed that the contnu-
alton OF the present weather will change the cpl,
demc into contagious typhoid fever. The City Raroa1
Company have reduced the timetable by 200 trips, ana
believes that 10 will be compelled 10 make further re-
duction OF 200 unless there is speedy change for the
better in the condition OF its horses The disease mas
gained rapidly among the horses in the private stables
Throughout the city, and the veterinary surgeons are
constantly at work In docoring the atiieted animals
Archibald NJ. Bliss, President Of the Bushwlek-ayenue
Railroad Company, has four valuable trotters pady
afflicted In his private stable.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATuRDAY. ocr. IS.

For British Nsn via oueeaOwn sod LveTToo '5s sess
psi. ~. elo,e A. II Supplemental Al of pt"t -,
and IA Coutneu. OF Europe is Closed At Nl ais bi r..
Stsenship sails ?. from White star DVcA' i~ '
TAI . deposited Supplementary Malls must DC ppa N''
double nostagel AID RurmeD. pfr
steamship Aneues close a u a IN. No Hosols1
-, 81. az 2 o. n from foot Of llrist hoaoh.
Iect Cfrr an and Prusan closed Mail sent oy lh' n
MAJ. for Sato DOMINGO. etc. BY the steamship y0ee'
M Se,mshjp ssi Al 8 from Pier No ,, X -. -. :, a
us fr Kew West steamship City OF san h'ho ose -
:. s,csmsnp s,ls al 3 D. from Pier No. ~ l.. r. -
lafaK " s.. Is closed AZ me NS"l'lA ~ ~,
TinrsIay AZ o'clock steamship sails G0m f0ri1' Ne ''
Friday. al 6 D. m - ~. -, .h., ming direct will
a. ems M ounce Papers cents each, which nus o~ pteA
SUNDAY, OCT. n. q =.
An Mail, close atli OcOekA H. Ihe f"''Onee Op" wv"
~.
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UNITED STATES PRACTICE.

In charging the Grand Jury in the United
staes Circuit Court yesterday Judge shpman said that
he had no special instructions to give. except that in
their deliberations they must pay no attention to public
rumOrs The Judge then discharged the Petit Jury until
Monday, saying that he had no use for the M be-
cause the lawyers were so fond Of making the
Court do their work while they pocketed 'ne ices
mon tTVing without jury the case OF tne Uh'9 90
States against Hudson River Ralw s 20 % y
ing receipts as required by Section VOC u 20 IsX
June sol 1854 az amended by the ACT y, 'uy 80, ION
do not come within tina Law. Verdict ior TIC "o'e'S
menl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
CAMERON THINKS He OWNS NEWBORN TOO.

CAMERON THINKS He OWNS NETWORK Ioo'
re- ne Editor OF TAs Trfbaae.
s,p. In letter to Col Blanton Duncan,
,s re,erriug 10 the fact that aud Duncans father
usre .choomates and thanking him for his services IN
the late elections and especially for his services In IN
diana. simon Cameron Of Pennsylvania says;
81 would not advise any 70 bet on eec.ons m
anything else but there Is one thing ., n,
ian our friends but astonish Europe HAVE no icA io
New-York City" ~.
send you this Do with 1t as you please hespe''
fully.
Lssisvtus, Dot. 10 is7a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
ADMINISTRATIONS ENAITY.
THE RAID ON THE TRIBUNE.


II il a significant tribute to the power OF
TIM NEw.YoRR TRIBUNE that the Administration az
Washn gton felt the necessity OF using aus own Ocla
mower to aid general aud organized party movement
If fhe Grant Inure the circulation OF that
journal aud 10 supplant it, as far a possible Win pa
tsan sheet more marked for it's servty to Grant than
for lis intellectual vgor and Independence The Grant
politicians fear the influence OF THE 1RIBuEE hence me
Studied and dishonest efforts OF the collar press to excite
the hatred OF their Republican readers against that pa
Der by adrot Misrepresentation, ana All manner OF
ute point Of attack in TnE TEBUSEs
forced to serve IN place OF more MANY
modes OF meeting its damaging facts ana 1ts con- con,
for the % great Republican party" that IN Con
pecticut and many other States, that party mas Iel
called upon 70 arrange secret but systematic organ
lzaton TO induce people TO stop reatnhg ElVS VA
neWspaper and to thrust another into us place. 1e
ti effort has actually been made, ever since
last June In this State the organization has been ny
Senatorial districts The machinery 81 the If
he United States and whose expenses are PAD out OF
the pockets OF the peopehas also Deen tulne9 do1o @
nIied With piles OF Grants Own aud instructions to serve
that paper TO TRIBUNE subscribers. Mr., Creswel
wear ago gave instructions 10 pOstmaseIs TO deyer no
weakly papers except TO those who have actually SUD
Fcribed Yet 10 violation OF this rule postmaster,
e oT d}sfTbnting me Neo York Times people who
never wished asked for IT, Postmaster Jones OI new
York sends requests TO country posmasters IN New
Yor asking for return OF the names OF TRIBUNE SUD-
scribers and, getting the, sehdb 10 an tOse oi9VA'
T6c Eeto. York Times better known as Grdnls Qicn.
Now as I'm Uncle Ioby's time, they 40 t1c5e thlhgs
better In France" Even under Louis Napoleon such
of the Government would never nave Deen pelnnttod;
In Austria or IN Russia II would not nave Deen dreamed
OF In United States II constitutes tuggesye In
dev Of the state things for the people, should
the Grant and Cameron october corruption scheme IN
Pennsylvania result IN Grants RE eeQn. t5erD 10
one little Circumstance in connection Win TINS Aalhls,
tration raid upon THE TRIBUNE when the RAIDERS had
foreseen suspected During an tue orgnlZ9e %oIA Oh
great party aided by the officials at Washington, 10
erple The TRIBUNE, the circulation OF mat aDle anu
fearless journal has steadily increased, ana Is now
actually larger by 5000 OF 10000 than IL was "heh tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
THE EASTERN RAILROAD DISASTER.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct 25.-At the railroad in-
o,, dis morning. benjamin Walton Of seabrOOk testified that brais
man Dow said 10 group Immediately after the accident at Dc
mus, have len the switch wrong the Pullman train Conductor
M was so on the tydesoe OF ot HIN sha h ne
ION was not completed II Is said that several others Who beam DoH
statement m the arsi will also support s'ons su-oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM teaTAO Lsds Oct g. 1S INV. B 1a %.:
- Ms Dann Capt Murphy. Mss ASH Dohso9 MIS-
Mar Mlos sheriff W. FdtA Rev y i 2sas-h ssl ~,
- rS.s Barron White and lady, H. hsght A. hnspp MIS-
Carroll, r. lugg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
DEATH OF CONSUL PERRY.

ALBANY, Oct 25.-InformatiOn has been received
here Of the death e Perry United states Consul
Mr. Perry vas III q fever Oct Wien last tear ron S
Of bis death His remains expected !" sASS 's"
YORK skoas Nov. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

The IegsIaure oectb o. ,, btnhIOT 70 HuuOtVu tIae
Hon. Roscoe CODklng. -
The Apollo Hall Democracy have made the Following
Congress nominations for the districts composing TINS
With, Charles b. Shaw IXth, John Hardy; Xtb,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
MINIATURE ALMAss,

- L.. eg1t run se ....... sos Moor n'ess'''' oito
sigH 49, -.
g.. Ioos 9,sa Cows island. -. 32f Hell iate FeHT als
'~"" aaH wArKR Dly-P -,
SANDY tooE -. 32l Cows lsiand 30 heH ""' 'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
THE STATE CANVASS.
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
MEETINGS

HEADQUARTERS n. Y. JIsrRAL RErrrLicAN STATE
ConHIrrEE Rooms 3So AID III, Vt. NICHOLAS HOTEL !
HElpquAHrEBs DsnocRArIo STATE CoNHTIrss.
ROons 10 AND II. II. NICHOLAS HoTK-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
rup posr-orr1cE ANp THE rRIBUNE.

SIR: Your subscribers here do not get their
naners regularly think the fault lies with the Post
master He is Grant Republican, and either puposely
keeps back THE TRIBUNE or through ana IN
allows the papers be carried of Then he tries
RI force me Times their place several copies OF when
come here every week for distribution. This IL mooe
rant nostoaee Everybody goes In and helps himself
Ia MS own mall and to that OF others II ~ disposed
Yours for Greeley and Reform, NJ u CUhls'
South Durham, N. y, Oct T. 1872.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-24

The Convention assembled at Ford's
Theatre, on Tuesday, July 9th, which
was handsomely decorated for the oc-
casion with banners, on which were
inscribed the coats of arms Of the sew.
eral States. AT ten minutes before II
o'clock, the Convention was called to
order by August Belmont, Chairman
of tho National Dem ocratic Committee,
who said
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-24

For reading Secretaries tho Com
mittee named II. o. Perrin, of New
York; A. w. Whiteside, of Indiana,
and Thomas IL Moore, Of Maryland
and for Recording Secretary, John Q.
Barr of Pennsylvania. Hon. j. X.
Doolittle was named for permanent
Chairman, and on motion, the report
Of the Committee on Permanent Or.
ganization was adopted, and the Com
mittce discharged.
Senator Bayard, Of Delaware and
Governor Hoffman, of New York
were appointed by the Chair TO escort
the permanent President TO tho chair
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-07-24


Alabama. ,.......Wm NJ Bird. Col Albt Mar,ii
Arkansa, IN w Carroll...W W Block
California......E oasscrly ..... Henry George
Counecttut.....D ID A Daniels.....IN Stevor
Delaware........ John II PaynterJ Williams
Florida ........... Thos Randel... y Baltzell
Georgia /. ........ II l. Benning... Q W Styles
Illinois. ....... VIM NJ GarrardJ II 0bcrly
Indiana. ,,..,..lB W Hanna.....lA Whittlesoy
Iowa, John II Peters. s II Evans
Kansas ......... Isaac Sharp....H II llulit
Kcntucsy.,.,.,,..lG z Doornc.....J NJ Hines
Louisiana. ....... Il + TAYLOR ..... Col NJ Levy
Maine. .,........ W II McCrillis.. Albert Moore
Maryland Robt I Banks. 7 u Moore
Massachusetts ... d d Brodhcad" 9 . Morse
Michigan. ........ Il II Lathrop ... VI LOOK
Minnesota........w VIM Lcc.....,....J J Egon
Mississippi ......J W A Watson. Mr. Allen
Missouri. Sias Woodson.. ID J Hoason
Nebraska ........ John Block..., W A Coleman
Nevada............S s b Wyman..,.. Geo q Berry
New llampshircG W NJ pitman. Wm Round
New Jefscy..,..lA II Sapo...,. Il Abbott
New York.,.... Thos kinsella... u u faikner
North Carolina. Il I Armdcld...J y A Englehart
Ohio ............... Alfred Gather. Il Dodd
Oregon. ..........E Il Colby.....
Pcnnsylyania ...Wm McMullcn. W NJ Randall
Rhode Island. Lyman Pierce. WIN Beach
South Carolina VIM Aikcn...,.. Jas lzlcr
Tennessee. lNath s Brown. NJ Galloway
Texas...........J W Henderson II Walker
Nermont.........lw r llornbcn.. Geo IL Weeks
Virginia .......... Robert 0uld~... Nowin
West Virginia.. A I Caporton... q Baker
Wisconsin" "....
Arizona ..........
Colorado. .... ...
Dakoto......... Bartlett Trip. I singiscr
D. of Columbia. n I Mcrrick..... Thos Dickson
ldaho...... ..... " s Anderson. Albert Heed
Montana. a.........
New Mcxico.... Cbas Clcaycr. staab
utah..-... ........
Westinghouse.
Wyoming .........