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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-09

O. r. Leonard, of Unionville, the
Republican nominee for District Judge
of Humboldt county, called at our
office yesterday. Mr.. Leonard has
been in Virginia city for the past two
or three days, and having business at
the Capitol came in on the train yes
terday forenoon and left on last nights
train for home. He speaks encourag-
ingIy of the mining interests of old
Humboldt.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
a. &. Hills

WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON
W the political topics Il tn" day, at
-. MnnlAy EHIn@. Nctnher u
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Genuine Durha Girl"
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9pec1al,,Not1ces.

9PeC1RIs Not1Cee.
On mARHIAGD'MEHA ppy nEIIEF For
YOUNG MEN from tho effects Of Errors, and
Abuses IN early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. iImpedimsnts to
Marriage. removed, New method Of treat-
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent FREQ, in scaled envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. q
South Ninth Street. Philadslphia, Pa. W
Deo 80 ''2 l.'rIt ~ i. la1, u smo
VENETIAN BLINDs.-No invention was ever
80 important to the people Of hot climates as
the Venetian blind. Admitting the air and q
shaded light. willis keeping out the heat and
fort in this country. II The houses Of any Of
our readers are destitute Of these valuable
eontrlvances. they should at once, before the
hot weather acts in. send their orders to Mr.
p..R.ToALE, No. 40 Hayne street, Charleston,
.. O., @anpfacturer and dealer in doors,
March al .f4l -. ~
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New Spring. and Summer Goods.
IA I HAVE just received one OF the finest
assorements of Spring AND sumner
M MCAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs, DO. that
n, -has ever been brought to this market.
terms, which will be made up In the yery heat
style to order. The public is Invited to cali
and examine my fine stock. :" '"A
am also in receipt OF splendid assort.
ment OF FURNISHING GOODS, amone which
are the celebrated STAR SHIRTS. which ara
superior to any shirts manufactured.
March II IL j. f. EISENMANN
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Elegant Preparations.

EXTkAoT OF BEEF, With Iron and Wine
- Isnew aad desirable medicine for On.
ioepicd digestioh, loss OF tone and vigor,. i'm
bility, especially adapted to weak stom sohs.
,. cog Liver OIL, with Paucreatine. for con-
1,TSs Cod Ii Liver sa OH, with Hypcphosphites Of
Marvn's superior God Liver Oil.
Bakers Tasteloss Cod Liver.
Myeths Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil.
Csswells pure Cod Liver Oil, d" =
Elixir OF Gentiah and Iron. @
improved dentian Bitters, q simple Tonic,
producing q gentle and permanent excite.
mont OF all the vital forces. for dyHpepsia,
89pt, nervous prostration, DO.
Prepared Infants FoodEprepared from tho
whole wheat-very desirable for growing in
fants and persons with weak Digestion.
CONDENSED ~ hilk-a cheap and convenient
All the above prepatatiohss are for ssle at
haroh ~ HEINITSH'H Drug Store.
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THE UNDERSIGNED

WILL in few days, present one Of tho
w most attractive nPHING STOCKS eyor
presented in this market, and solioits call
from his former friends aud patrons. No
ton to all who may call upon Mm, and Offers
as guarantee for the future bis Efforts In tho
past to cater to the wants OF the public.
AL Outstanding bills against tho firm OF J.
Eon. 7. n KrEI1n
March 10
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AT Private Sale. !

WTE will sell, on good terms, THIRTY
w ACRES LAND. most beautifully situ-
ated' IN or aropnd Columbia. This plat Of
lsnq 10 eitusted in the H0uth-eaatern section
nine rooms. with Al modern convehlenoes and
improvementss "A we'll selected Orchard of
young trees, various kinds Of fruit. Apply ks
6EIBELs d EZELL,
March IL 4 Real Esthte Brokers'.
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New Spring Goods.

"a e1nIHlA7VE Have just reoeived my stock Of
M vEsTINes, &o., to which I won wou:d a jII ;nyifo
tho attention Of tho public. The stock
comprises all styles and prices, and will be-
mado to order in tho most fashionable man
ner. q. d. ERERUaDnns
FGb25
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Norwood's Patent Cotton Planter.
DART1ES Wishing ,tonpuruhase COTTON
4 PLANTERS will consult their interests
by calling at PHILIP MOTIFS wagon Manu-
factory. where the best and most complete
tured and sold. n Nv, PHILIP MOTZ. -
Assembly; between Lady and GervAis streets.
MeIOn Il -. -. imO
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THE SUPREME JuDGEsa1P.


Judge CAREERS successor still remains
a secret within the hirsute Gubernatorial
breast. There is much suspense and un-
certainty in aspiring and perspiring quar-
tiers. His Excellency moveth slowly
toward the fullness of his convictions,
conclusions and choices; yet will we go,
in metaphorical way, two to one on
our handsome friend Belknap. The
course and gist of reasoning by which We
come to this opinion is thuswise: Brad
ley knows Belknap for an honest man,
temperate man, fair-minded man, and
a gentleman: and the worthy Governor
leans toward that sort of person. Doubt
less he knows the others-knox, Deal,
Mayenbaum and the rest-to be well con-
ditioned fellow citizens, honorable men
and respectable lawyers: but he draws
nigh to Belknap with much well-placed
respect and friendship; and knowing how
handsomely he will deport himself wher-
ever placed. we guess very strongly
almost up to betting strength-that Belk-
nap is the coming Justice. We shall con-
gratulate him and the. Bar and Bench if
he gets the prize and the compliment.
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THE EVENING ToaCHLrGHr. A wee
Int of a daily paper named az above has
just made its appearance in Oakland. II
is published by Dexes Il Clarke, assd
edited by Calvin b. Macdonald. As n
-mAtter of course it is very spicy; for Mac
has lost none of the fire of his younger
years Nothing could betnsats- than the
TorchiiJht's Typography
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THE COLUMBUS WAGON ROAD
ENTERPRISES.
We dislike to keep hammering away at

We dislike to keep hammering away at
G subject without ever fetching any
thing; and We must confess that there
seems to be a very dull prospect of our
business peoples pnttins up the requisite
means to push the Columbus Wagon
Road enterpsise through to completion.
We suppose that nearly every one of the
merchants and principal property owners
az the place has been talked with upon
the subject and that it is generally known
amongst those who can help the matter
on: ii they will, just how much money is
needed. Mr.. A. J. Fraser of Columbus
came to see Us yesterday. He is the
gentleman of whom We spoke the other
Gay in connection with this matter. He
came here expecting to raise at least
enough means to purchase the wagons,
horses and tools needed to begin the
work OF construction; but, as. he informs
US. he has met with no encouragement
whatever. Now we suppose we know
what the trouble is. No doubt the
necessary funds-oIly about twenty-five
hundred dollars be speedily forth
coming if our business men and property
owners felt anything like sure that the
v 4 I. L. Il. Company will not extend
their line of road so far TO the southwark
As to remove the terminus from here.
This is where the hitch is.
Now it seems 10 us that there might be
Al understanding arrived at between the
Railroad Company and our townspeople
with regard to this matter; and that ii an
assurance can be given to our people that
there is no danger of the terminus being
fioatei off toward Genoa, there should no
longer be any hesitation in this matter.
We can't expect the Il. Il. people to go
u further south than the Elliot fume !;
that would be something oil an unreason-
able expectation; but it is natural that We
should feel anxious to retain the terminus
here, and right that the Z. L. company
should frankly let our citizens know their
intentions in the premises. The r. r.
company have subscribed 81, 900 toward
the building of this wagon road: of course
they feel a considerable interest in its
construction and opening: and as it lies
IN their power to settle this question of
one way or another, it would
be nothing short of . very rea sonable
thing for them to state their intentions in
the premises.
matter earnestly in hand with view of
at some definite conclusion. Tn
We have no Board of Trade !
here and for that reason it is difficult to |
get concerted action amongst the mer-
chants: bat something worth while may
be done if our leading property owners
and business men will get together and
talk the matter over-inviting repre-
sentation from the L. T. company TO be
and good, effectual way it is, after all
we have ii meeting on tomorrow
night at the District Court room. The |
matter is certainly worth attending to;
and ANYTHING that needs to be done |
SHOULD be well done. A little stirring |
boat to day will make an enthusiastic |
meeting tomorrow night qnite q pos
sibiiity.
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PRESIDENT Pro TEM.-The Virginia
Evening" Chroairss says that A. J. Lock
wood VIII be a candidate for the position
of President pro tsha. of the Senate.
Lockwood would make better ircunl-
bent of that Office if he had sense enough
to make his candidacy known to the Re
publican paper Of his own COUNTY,
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Two Souls Erc.-SIiss Florence l..
Johnton. lovely young lady of N orris-
to ~n, Ind, has brought a breach of prom
Use sCi: againft Alonzo Tyner, a wealthy
gentleman OF Indianapolis. Damages
are laid at $4,000. Both parties are of
the highest respec.abtlity. There is
smashed heart in the case.
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$3.50, sos 90.
Tickets 81 Each or Six for SIS.

This Legal Enterprise is endorsed by the high
est authority of the State and best business men.
Over one-half the Tickets taken before Octo-
Der lst The limited number on hand will be
furnished those who apply first.
Money can be sent by mail. in Registered Let
tiers. Post Office Money Orders. or by Express.
All Prizes viii be paid in full. AGENTs
WANTED. For full particulars address
j. NJ. PATTEE,
nos General Manager, Omaha, Neb
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RHTIRED.-By Il notice "a the San
Frsnrisco Efer1t0r we learn that Ale1an-
der Ferguson has retired. from the edi-
:orial control of that paper. Ferguson is
a man OF much writing ability and he
oughtn't to hide his journalistic talents
under blshel.
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father CLARKE of Virginia rather lets
the saxdust out of the Enterprises lock
rum story about Irish spooks. His Rev.
erence hints that the shost's voice come
through the girls teeth.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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The VoTE OF LANDER COUNTY on
CoSGEEssNA:.-By dispatch received
Yesterday from Mr.. John H. Dennis. of
the Reese River RereMe. We learn that
Kendall's majority over Goodwin in Lam
der county (official) is one hundred and
forfy-three
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ENTERPRISE ExrRAoRDINARY.-At

on's Amphitheater, in Chicago, where
the Georgia Ministries were performing,
telegraphic apparatus was exhibited on
the stage on election night. in charge Of
an operator, who received election re-
turns from the central office of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. For the
accommodation of the patrons Of the in
stitution, the returns were placed on a
large bulletin before the audience as fast
as received, thus enabling the people to
hear all the news and witness the show
at the same time.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
nF THE STATE OF NEVADA. AU-
~ thorized by Act of its Legislature. ap-
proved March /, 1871, for the founding of
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

The drawing will take place st Virginia, Ne
vada. the time Of which due notice Will he given
so soon as enough tickets have been sold to pay
the State proportion for the Asylum Fund. as
we'll As the Prizes in full. that being the purpose
Of the Trustees.
All unsold tickets in the hands of Agents will
be called IN before the time set for drawing.
Tickets of Admission. IS in Gold Coin
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A R1G BLACKSMITH BUSINESS, is about
to be started by one Of our old time citi-
zens Mr.. Cults, opposite the Wholesale
iiqaor and cigar store o. Geo. Fryer
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NoTICE.-Hereaftert the Express Office of Wells.
Fargo & Co. will close at Oh O'Clock, P. N. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 o'clock
P. II. will be forwarded by the night train.
s30-lw IF. RICE, Agent.
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PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LADD KELLY, as there Is continu-
ally demand for the same.
, 1872-12-17

noGnced "Monsieur" 8s "Mooseer," With
these triding exceptions, the "Lady Of Lyons ~
naeds nothing to commend it to the public, for
It II certainly better acted throughout than has
neen the case for long time in this city-with
the exception above alluded to. The scenery is
gocd throughout, and especially SO in tho SECOND
aot. II which the garden is charming.
aooLEY's OPERA HOUSE.
4ae much-talked-of play called "Fun,'' was
Drought out at Hooley's for the first time, last
evening" to good house, the risibles Of which
we're xePt n motion during great part Of the
dia1oguss with which the piece obouuds, It
would 10 difficult to describe ssFun;" Il il
not comedy, as snnonnced, nor burlesque
nor al erravagauza, but halfway measure
between thu three. It is i i7e-act farce, with
very little plot, and that the asme Of absardity.
An intending bridegroom inadvertently destroys
ladya bonnet 81 the morning Of dis intended
marriage, AMI spends the day and night in
hunting all over creation for the fellow to
that bonnet, being followed closely by his
would-be bride, her father, cousin, and
the rest OF the wedding party, who ali land at
last in the station house. IS the bewildered
bridegroom. Dillon has an admirable opportuni-
ty to act John Dillon, which he improves to the
utmost, in way that is familiar to all
stage-goers. But Dillon draws, and
Padget. Blaisden, and the rest have
While there is nothing in tho piece itself, Or in
its representation, that calls for either serious
criticism or hearty commendation, it is yet
taking one, and We should not wonder if it would
run as long as in Philadelphia, where it WAS re-
Gently kept on the boards for three weeks. The
people like to laugh, and they have here an op-
portunity for doing 30.
, 1872-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS CITY ITEMS.

Box No. 265 was turned in at4 o'clock ycster-
day afternoon for g fire in the dwelling Of B. 0.
Anderson, No. 263 Hubbard street. About 5000
damage was done; insured for 81, 900 in the
Firemen's Mutual Cause defective chin
ney.
An incipient fire IA. started in the Adams
House, about Il O'Clock last night, owing to the
carelessness Of the occupant Of Room 50. who
upset lighted lamp upon the bed. The blaze
was extingnished BY the walters before any ma
tefial damage had been done.
A carpenter named 4. r. Howes is missing.
His father, who lived in Michigan, died short
time ago, and Howes and his wife went TO that
share Was 81, 800 in cash, which he brought with
him to Chicago, arriving here last Thursday. Ha
left bis wife at the house OF . Mr. Kelley, No. IS
Aberdeen street, and. on the morning Of the day
n gs went . to the na Michigan sos Central dsg
nothing has been heard Of him. He
is described as about 80 years Of age, feet 10
inches in height, with Light complexion, blue
eyes, brown hair, black mustache, and goatee,
and was dressed IN black pants, with stripe on
the sides, dark blue overcoat and cloth cap,
with velvet band around it. His wife thinks
he mas been murdered for the 81 800, but the
police, who have been looking for him, are H.
clined to the belief that he has left the city,
and purposely deserted Mrs. Howes.
Policeman Hickey. OF the Sixth Precinct, was
dies, but escaped serious injury: He ar
rested b youth On Milwaukee avenue
for being drunk, and & girl who
vas with tie young man ran into the saloon
No: % Milwaukee, avenue, and cried ont for
rushed into the street, and, observing the officer
aud prisoner. attacked the former and knocked
him down. Hickey ras almost disrobed; but be
retained his hold Of the man under arrest. Had
it not been for the assistance OF q Mr.
hInr1ndg he ygontd prnhnh1v have haen Tnrr7ared
, 1872-12-17

CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec. 1G.-The first passenger train
over tho Cairo d Vincennes Railroad arrived
Vincennes at p. m, bringing about 800 excur-
sionists to attend the celebration Of the compile
ton Of the road. The train was delayed
about two hours above Vienna BY
train from Cairo bearing the Reception Commit
tee. With this exception there was nothing to
mar the pleasure Of the trip. The train was
enthusiastically cheered from its entrance into
the city by crowds on the streets, and ssluted BY
whistles Of steamers ut the wharfs. On their
arrival at the st. Charles Hotel, the guests
we're met by Mayor kanssen, who ten
dered to them the hospitalities OF the city.
Hon. John H. Oberly delivered 8 formal address,
Of welcome, which was responded to by General
Burnside, after which, brief speeches we're
made by other prominent parties. The pro-
ceedings wound up with grand banquet at the
st. Charles st / p. H. The excursionists return
by special train tomorrow morning.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Dec. 18.-The Grand Jury
OF this county has indicted the Binghamton
Railroad as nuisance, The case will come up
at the next term Of court.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. ia special to the
Gazette says the City OF Galipolis, Ohio, to-day
voted to issne s60, 600 in bonds for the building
OF the Ohio Valley Railroad. The vote WAS eight
over the necessary two-thirds.
, 1872-12-17
FIRES.
Destruction of Propert,

Destruction of Property Yesterday.
TOLEDO, Dec. 16.-The following ia let Of
insurance companies sustaining lossess by the
fire yesterday: Phoenix, of Hartford, and the
Springfield Fire and Marine, $4,000; German,
Buffalo, 5000; Westchester, New York,
SO, 500 Connecticut, Hartford, S5,0 900 Howard,
New York, s2;5o0; North American, Philadel-
phia, $10, 800 Royal, Liverpool, 81. 500; North
British, $500; State, Of Missouri $500 !;
Franklin, Wheeling, $4,000 Brewers, Milwau-
kee, 90, 500 !; Queens, Liverpool, $1,000 Home,
s., 500 Franklin, Philadelphia, $500 Penn
sylvania Fire, $4,000 Sun, Cleveland, 32,500 !
Home, New York, $1,000; Firetnen's, Dayton,
O., $1,000; Hartford, Of Hartford, 80, 500 !;
Amazon, Cincinnati, 52,5oo; Firemens, New
York, 81, 600.
CSc1SaA11, O., Dec. 16.-The livery stable OF
John Cotterin, at Dayton, O., was destroyed by
fire last night and four horses we're burned. The
loss is estimated at 81, 600; the insurance at
about $4,000, in the Ohio Company OF Dayton.
ACTON, Canada, Dec. 16.-The tannery Of
Beardman l. Son was burned last night. Tho
loss is $50, 600.
BATAVIA, n w.. Dec. 16.-Afaxwe11's malt
house was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Boston, Dec. 16,-A block Of ten ice-houses,
in Woburn, containing 5000 tons ice, belonging
to the Boston Ice Company. was burned last
night. Loss, $25, 900; insurance, SIS, COO.
NEW YonK, Dec. 16.-Peterson's planning mill
at Jamaica, L. T., and Maryins blind factory,
were burned OIL Sunday. The loss is 100000.
, 1872-12-17
CANADA.

OTTAWA, Canada, Dec. 16-The story Of the
loss OF Life at Ant1costi, below Quebec, by the
destruction Of lighthouses there, is thought
here to be en invention. The story is also dis
credited at GaBpe Bay.
HAL1FAx, Dec. 16-The gale Of the 14th inst,
did great damage to the shipping along the
coast Of this province. In Cape Breton at Cow
Bay, the barge III. B. Elinor, and the schooner
Britannia which we're loading with coal for the
United States were driven ashore and totally
wrecked. The brig B. S. George was damaged
st the International pier. The brigs Kate Upham,
Belle, and G. s. Troop we're badly damaged and
the pier much injured. The tide WAS the high
est known since the storm of 1860.
, 1872-12-17

ALTON, ILL.,, Dec. 16.- The Rev. Hubbel
Loomis, one OF the pioneers Of this State, died
at Upper Alton last evening. His age was 81
years and months. He WAS the father Of Pro-
fessor Loomis, Of Yale Collage.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.-John ". Rulon died
this morning, aged "a. He had been engaged
IN the East India trade for nearly half q CEN
tury.
CLINTON, Iowa, Dec. 16.-Daniel C1app, Of the
firm Of CIapp e. Atwood, Of this city, died yes
terday morning.
New YonK, Dec. 16.-Wil1iaIn Henry Russel,
for long time merchant in this city, died in
Paris, On Saturday, at the age Of IS.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 16.-Jesse D. Reed, who was
for many years connected with the Baltimore
Sun, died to-day, aged 81.
, 1872-12-17
INDIANA.
Feztcrday's Proceedings in the State
Legislature.

XeRtcrdayss Proceedings In the state
legislature
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ISD1ASApoL1s, Dec. 16.-The special order
being the bill to repeal the law authorizing coun-
ties and townships to aid the construction Of
railroads by making donations or taking stock
therein, was taken up. After some discussion,
in regard to the Inconvenience and injustice
that the repeal Of the law might occasion,
as compromise of the conflicting VieWs q mo-
tion to postpone Until the next session was
agreed to-ayes, 81; nays, Is.
and employees OF the General Assembly, and de-
fning. their duties, after several amendments
IVES adopted-yeas, II nays, 4.
The Committee on Education reported back
the bill amending the School Ian with various
and volu1ninous amendments, which we're Or
7ered printed.
message was received from the Senate an
nouncing the passage Of the per diem
b Which e caused ha.n.ss such WA good tel
and motion to adjourn was adopted; Those who
Ind voted against the bill seemed to be as hilari-
OILS as those who had sustained it.
:. SENATE.
The House bill providing for the refunding Of
taxes in aid OF railroads in certain cases Was read
first time.
Mr.. Williams introduced g. bill to apportion
the Senators and Representatives among the
several counties, which he moved should DC
reau Second time, ano 1e1eTIea " con
Of one from each Congressional District, which
motion he subsequently withdrew.
A call Of the, Senate discovered thirty-slx
members present. After some routine business,
the Senate adjourned to 2 P. m.
At the afternoon session the special order, the
bill to 1I the salaries OF Judges, Was postponed
until tomorrow at o'clock.
The House bill to fix the per diem Of the
members OF the General Assembly at IS per day,
HEY to turnish their own stationery, was taken
mp.
euruish their own printed matter-books, papers,
&q.-RhiGh Eas not considered.
, 1872-12-17

New YoRK, Dec. 16.-The COMMITTEES is an
nounced to raise fund for the erection Of a
bronze statue to Horace Greeley, and, also, 3
are John E. Williams, William B. Ogden, Sam
uel J.. Tilden, Augustus schell, Marshan Q.
Roberts, Manton Marble, James Gordon Bennett,
Whitelaw Reid, James Brooks, Parke God
A. v. Palmer, George G. Reynolds, D. s. Greg
ory, Samuel Bowles, N. p. Banks, John y. For
ney, Carl schurz, Austin Blair, Thos. 4. Hem
bricks: VIM Bross, Theo. F. Randolph, and ".
". Niles. Andrew H. Green acts % Treasurer
OF the fund. The Committee may be enlarged
to embrace al sections Of tho country, and con-
tributions will be publicly acknowledged.