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ALABAMA.
The Situation at MOhigemery-What
the Grads are DOiUg.

From The Mobile Register, 22d.l
We have the gratifying Information
from Montgomery that the Democrats
and Conservatives Of the Senateare not.
as they would seem to be from printed
reports, submitting to the bullying O,
Medinstry as President of the Senate.
They are biding their tine to make
an issue with this INSCRIPTIONS
and overbearing chairman, and in due
time viii make it effectively. Provided
II be done the public can afford to wait.
Meanwhile we regret TO learn that eight
Democratic members Of the Houre are
absent from their seats at a time when
the vital interests Of the State NAV be
sacrificed for the lack Of their votes.
We impl0re all of the Conservative
members, and this includes some honest
Republicans, to stand to their posts at a
time when Alabama "eXpects every
man to do his duty"
LEWIS AND UNION MEN.
The Radical Montgomery Journal in
forms US that Governor Lewis, "patriot
that he is" will "appoint DO one TO Of
ice who is not a consistent Union man. y
Where does our Ex-Confederate Gov
eTnor Lewis get his own consistent
l mon ism? He is simply a South
ern renegade, who turned his coat
and went to bed with the earpetbag-
ger Copeland gang, because he found
It would pay. As a matter Of course
he prefers Elliott, a renegade like him
sell, and a hard drinker ike himself
to Moses Waring, the competent and
upright business man, in a place of re-
sponsibility and trust. And Just so be
preferred Henry Clews & Co, Of New
York, who had robbed Georgia under
Governor Bulloek's administration, as
the financial agents of Alabama to the re-
nowned house of Duncan, Sherman &
Co. Bingham, Of the Journal, aud the
Governor are nike master like man. y
Birds Of a feather flock together. Il is
the same way with rascals in every line
Df business and every walk Of life.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Operahouse.

Bishop will conclude his engagement
tonight. The usual matinee will take
place at two O'Clock. Next week John
Owens and a company of his own Sc
lection VIII take possession of the Opera
house stage for the presentation of a Sc
ries of standard comedies which will be
rendered in surprisingly fine style.
| Ihe Tepert0lr comprises some of the
most unique characters in English dra-
ma, iD the delineatiOn of which Mr..
! Owens is acknowledged to be without a
rival. But there is another beauty
about the performances of Owens and
his company, being so well supported
one is sometimes at a loss to tell
which IS the star, so evenly does the
work of the drama move on and so well
is the business managed. This is rare
and wonderful charm; it is the secret of
all real success in acting. There is no
actor that can carry on the whole BUSH
ness of piece by himself, and when
supported by "sticks,D instead of bene-
fitting by the contrast, he suffers by the
several failure. Owens has provided
against this by selecting the best talent
he could lay hands on, in order that his
plays might be the best played plays in
the world, and they are. All who love
genuine comedy viii go to the Grand
Operahouse next week.
The Cirque.
A rafting house and a roaring time at
the New Memphis Theater last night.
The horses seemed to be in better trim
than ever, and the athletes were in
finer muscle. The clowns grinned
more broadly and genially than usual,
and the galleries were uproariously de-
lighted. To say the performances, for
there are a series of them, passed off
pleasantly would be too tame tc express
the enthusiasm of the big audience. !
The 'horse opera,n as it has been face |
tiously named, is a success in Memphis. /
The attendance during the week was
very gratifying to the horses, as well
as to the horses prOpriet0rs. The in
stinct Of those animals is truly marvel I
Gus. They seem to understand the ex-
act condition of the house, and regulate /
their efforts accordingly. They have
been known to perform before an audi
ence composed exclusively of dead
heads, but they would not work worth a
cent, no matter how vigorously applaud
ed. They can tell the dead-head from
the pay-auditor with infallible precision.
The men and women, of course, that be-
long to the company understand these
things also, and hence the full paying
house always calls forth their best ef-
forts, This is the reason circus perform
ances are always 30 gratifying and sue
,essful in Memphis. There viii be a
matinee to-day at two O'Clock. They
eaye Immediately after the perform
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TELEGRAMS.

A great anti-slavery meeting was held
in Madrid yesterday.
The Dowager Empress Of Brazil is
veryill, her life being despaired Of
The next annual session Of the Prison
Reform Congress will be held al st.
Louis.
A Key West dispatch says the Edgar
Stuart went TO sea yesterday with clear
ings for Baltimore.
Inc estimated amount required TO m
demnify slave-owners in Porto Rico. in
the spanish emancipation scheme. is
placed at one hundred aud forty million
reals.
At Rockville, Indiana, Yesterday, a
barn containing three hOIses and seven
head of cattle, besides a large lot Of
grain, was burned-twenty-flve We hundred
dollars.
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The School, Insurance, and Tip
pling Laws viii be Materially
Changed---MysteriOus Death
of a NashvIiIiam.
Interesting Letter from cur Spe-
cial Correspondent at Nash
Ville---Imp0rtant Bank
Suit.
Bills, Important to Memphis, In.
trOduced in the Senate
Nashville Short of
Fuel.
Special to the Appeal
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Special TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 24.-George 4.
Allen, a well-known cotton dealer, for
merly resident here, died yesterday il
Augusta, Georgia, under such circum
stances as to create the impression thai
it was a case of suicide.
The coal supply of the city is entirely
exhausted. Eleven barges from Pitts.
burg, for the Gas Company, are daily
expected.
Conversations with members of the
Senate and House strengthen the i'm
preston that the school and tippling
laws will be materially amended during
the present session; also, that the law
requiring insurance companies of other
States to deposit twenty thousand dol
lars will be repealed, because of its iniu-
rious effects upon Tennessee companies
doing business elsewhere.
SENATE.
In the Senate the following resolutions
were offered:
By Mr.. Moody: To appoint a Joint
Committee to visit the various charita-
bic institutions at Nashville and Knox
vile. Laid over.
BY Mr.. Robertson: Appointing a
Joint Committee to examine the report
as to what amount of money is due the
school fund from the State. Adopted.
Messrs. Robertson and Jones were ap-
pointed committee on the part of the
Senate.
The following new bills were referred:
BY Speaker Lacey: Granting the city
OF Memphis exclusive right of the Mem
phis Hospital grounds.
Mr.. Lacey stated, in explanation, that
the State Legislature had twice donated
THIS ground to the city, on condition
that 1t be sold, but the people of Mem
phls DO not wish to sell it, as they pro-
pose, If the land is given to them out
right, to erect thereon hospital huilding
which VIII be creditable to the city.
By Mr.. Coulter: Authorizing clerks
of Circuit and Criminal Courts to issue
writs of certiorGTi and supersedeas with
out fiat therefor.
BY MIR. Tilman: To facilitate the set
Element of estates.
By Mr.. Mcconnell, of TrOusdaIe: An
thorlz1ng parties jointly indicted in crim-
inal cases to sever.
By Mr.. Coulter: To amend the act for
the protection Of sherihs and consta-
oles.
By MIR. Hamilton to amend the reve-
1ue laws of the State.
By Mr.. Brandon: To protect property |
exempted from sale under execution.
Also, to amend the laws on public
printing.
By Mr.. Mccall: TO secure mechanics
len on the real estate of married
women.
The Senate resolution postponing the
orced sale of the Manchester and Me-
Mmnville railroad until after the first of
Way, 1873, was amended, on motion of
dr. Hughes, to "some day that will in
10 way affect the rights of the State,'
md adopted.
The Senate then adjourned to Tues
lay morning.
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by NAIL
From an Occasional Correspondent
LITTLE RocK. .Jannarv q 1872

From an Occasional Correspondent
LITTLE Rock, January %, 1872.
The deliberations of our Legislature
are commemorate for good feeling, mod
crate counsels, and a general disposition
to rid the people of onerous taxes and
obnoxious laws. Partisan motives and
preiudices are sometimes noticeable
among members of different political
and facial compilations, but these in
stances are rare. Yesterday a resolu-
ton was introduced in the House of
Representatives, by a Democrat, to rear
range the Election Committee by plac-
ing one Democrat on said committee.
A motion was made to table, and was
carried, Republicans voting solid
AYE" and the Democrats, "No.n AS
a rule, the. Republicans and Democrats
are divided in their votes, and in
but the one case cited above
have they voted solid against
each other. It is a "consummation de-
voutly to be wished" that, as the session
advances, the threadbare garments of
discord may be thrown aside, and DEM
ocIats and Republicans unite in a policy
of conservatism. Yesterday q resolu-
ton was introduced in the House, that
a committee of five be appointed to in
quire into certain insinuations made
against Mr.. Tankersley ithe present
Speaker of the House), while Superin-
tendent of the penitentiary, Of
having accumulated large sums
of money during his superinten-
dency of that famous institution.
Whereupon, Mr.. Tankersley vacated the
chair, assigning it to Judge Thrower a
Democrat), and spoke earnestly in favor
Of the resolution, and requested that
Judge Thrower appoint Democrats as
said committee. This is the first in
stance in the State where a Republican
official insisted that a Democratic COM
mittee be appointed to investigate his
own acts. Mr.. Tankersley honors the
Speakers chair-he has few EQUALS and
no superiors perhaps in this country |
for that position. His decisions are |
quiet and graceful, and believe impair
tial. He is yet destined to a higher |
sphere than Arkansas politics. Gov
ernor Baxter puTsues the " even tenor |
1f his way "-has made no appoint /
nents as yet, but when opportunities
arise he viii not ignore his already |
conservative policy. /
Although the Gibralta of Arkansas Re
the Governor has the con-
1dence and support of Democrats, and
rood will of the entire people.
Colonel Dorsey (Senator-elect) is still
lere, with his beautiful wife. Judge
Bowen stands his defeat for the United
states Senatorship with Spartan stoi-
ism and indifference. Bowen might
ret be power in the land; his ambition
'annot be crushed nor his genius /" hid
lnder a bushel." It is now generally
believed that he win be appointed to
he Goyernorship Of 0kolahoma.
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WINTERS-On Friday, the 2Ah inst, at {
o'clock am, Mr. JOHN WINTERS.
The funeral will take place this. (sSATUR-
DAY. morning, at 10 o'clock, from his late
residence, No. Winshester street. The
friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend. high Mass at st. Bridget's Church.
HITZFELD-On the I'd inst, at the resi-
dence OF his parents, FREDDIE, the infant son
of Fred and Lilly Hitzfeld; he was an only
son and but years of age.
Now lay me down to sieep.
pray the Lord my soul 70 keen,
II / should die before 1 wake
pray the Lord my soul to taks,y-
was little FREDIE's first and last prayer.
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TnsOlvent NOtice.

HAVING this day suggested the insolvency
II OF the estate of Duncan Maclean. deed,
~ aeeordance with the order of tho Clerk OF
the County Court Of shelby county, in that
oehalii hereby give notice for all persons
nsVipg claims against the estate OF said Dun-
can Maclo0n, deed, 10 appear before the
County Court Cleriz OF shelby county. and file
their claims, authenticated IN the manner
prescribed by law, on or before the I'D day OF
April, 1873; and that any claim not flled On or
p fore said day, or before sn appropriation OF
the funds of said estate Is made, viii be for
ever barred, both IN law and equity.
JOHN H. tAMfBELIl,
Executor Of DuneRn Maclean, deceased.
January % 1873. ja23 ri
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The Wilson Investigating Committee
were in secret session several hours. At
two o'clock the examination of Oliver
Ames was resumed. he testified that
the sum of one hundred and twenty
eight thousand dollars was set apart for
special legal expenses; had not the least
idea how the money was used;
never heard that any member of
Congress had received any money; was
never in Washington while legislation
was pending On the subject of the Union
Docifi. rood
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ARKANSAS.
Proceedings Of the State Legis-
lature---COnteStant Members
Confirmed in their
Interesting Letter from an Occa-
SiOnaI Correspondent at Lit
tie ROck-.-BOwen'S
Reward.
BY TELEGRAPH.1

LITTLE Rock, January 24.-In the
Senate to-day the bill passed to punish
usurpation Of Office, by strict party
vote.
In the House a memorial to Congress
was passed, asking an increase of mail
service between this city and Fort
Smith, from tri-weekly to daily.
Tankersley, Speaker of the House,
and his colleagues whose seats are CON
tested, were to-day confirmed in their
seats. the Election Committee reporting
that they had no legal notice of contest.
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DxssOEUrz0rr.

TTHHE partnership of John Tempe and Waidy
Il thompson is dissolved by mutual consent
The business VIII be continued at same place,
40 Main street, by John Temple.
JOHN TEMPLE.
January "A, 1873. WADDT THOMPSON.
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Notice to the Public.

DLEASE take notice that 1 do not allow
4 anybodyto beg or peddls for presents Of
horses for city officers In my house,
ANNIE DEMARCHI,
jas 30 Second street.
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CULLEN-GIBBS-on the evening of the
22d January, at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. n. P. Pendleten, Mr.. II. B. CUI.-
LEN and Miss LIZZIE W. GIBBs, both of this
cfirr
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Stockholders Meeting.
Saturday, 10Th Day Of February. Is7s,

ftfth reguiar annual meeting Of the stock
u holders in the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company viii be held in the town of
Hopefcld, Arkansas, on
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to elect s Board of Directors, and to transact
saca otner business as may come before said
By orderof the Board Of Directors.
JOHN W. GOODWIN,
See'y and Treas. N. and L. r. Il. r "a.
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Rece1ver's sale ,
WE WILL SELL ON
SATURDAY Morning. Ian. 3afh.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co,
S.E.eOr. Main aaa JEFFERSON sts.
BULLETIN FOR THIS DAY:



FF1O FAMRERS AND GARDENERS-8O
IL acres of land. near the city, AT PUBLIC
SALE. We viii sell, on
Thursday, Soth Of january,
upOu the premises, 70 the highest bidder
about sixty acres Of good farm or garden land
on the Pope tract SIX miles east oi the citv
fronting the Raleigh and fernando road. and
subdlvided into two tracts Of equal size
Terms easy, and announced at sale. As we are
instructed 10 make A POSITIVE SALE. we hone
70 have a general attendancd OF bidders. Title
unquestonables An inexhaustfble well or
fine water, cabin, and ABOUT IS acres en-
closed constitute the present improvements.
Tie entire tract Is cleared, hut woodland may
be bought ia the5mmediate neIehborhOod.
Ar PRIvATE SALE.
1nat central lot and wen constructed Brick
DWeIlingr belonging to o. c. woodward, ESQ,
AZ L1e southwest corner of Second ard Ex-
cuanEe streets, has been placed IN our hands
Tor Immediate sale, and highly fa7orab
terms viii he offered to a purchaser. - a pIl-
Vate residence, IL is one OF tie most desirable
IN the city, IN al respects Tie Jet has mont
OF ~ feet on second by l4si< on Exchange.
jail ROYSTEk, TREZEVAHT q co.
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AUCTIONS.

Auction Sale OF Valuable Law Books,
THIS MORNING, AT II O'CLOCK,
in front of the Circuit Court Building. See
catalogue. c. B. PETER, JR.
Geo. Shields & Co., Auctioneers. jalJ
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TO DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARES
AND CHEMISTS.
AUCTION.

AUCTION.
On Saturday Morning, Jan. 25th
AT IL O'CLOCK,
AT No. Izs Poplar street, viii sell. FOR
CASH, at auction, to the highest bidder, all
the Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Toilet Ari
eles, Bottles, Fixtures, one Iron Safe and
Showcases in the Drug Store lately occupied
by Taylor & Co.
js2l R. VAN BROCKLIN, Auctoneer.
ReCe1veC7S sale
WE WILL SELL ON
Saturday Morning, Jan. 35th,
AT TEN O'CLOCK
AZ our Auction Rooms, all the Notes. Bank
stock, Accounts, Desks, etc., assets of the
Franklin Insurance Company
eEEO. SHIELDS Il CO.. AuefiOneers.
30 MAIN STREET.
A. n. Boyd, Receiver Franklfn ms. 10,
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rTlO FAsIRERs AND GARDENERS-8O
IL acres of land, near the city, AT PUBLIC
SALE We will Sell. on
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IS THE HOUSE.

The House Committee on Election
made report that neither DeLarge, no
Bowen, contestant, are entitled to seat
as Representative from South Carolina
After an argument by Mr.. Bowen, tn,
contestant, in his own behalf, and aftel
brief discussion, the report was adopted
without division.
The House then went into Commit
tee OF the Whole on the Naval Appro
priation bill. Consideration of the bill
was interrupted by the business of The
District Of Columbia, which was specially
assigned TO this day. After passing q
large number of bills relating to the Dis.
tricty the House adjourned.
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COTTON FACTORS.

R II M OvA Il.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

In tine Court of General Sessions, yesterday, be
Distinct Attorney Rollins appearing o
George kodp Of No O5S firstAye The jury were una 70
agree aud Mott prisoners counsel he Was dis
changed In tue cas- OF Mortimer saAan
charged with stealing h0re buggy and baess worm SoVV on ep
80 iamsbuh, the jury also DISAGREED aud
motion Of counsel Edmond Pnec, Schultz vas discharged Oh hs
fecOguizanee
Nor some time past the pupils Of Grammar School
No. IN Forteh usd different articles OF clothing arc Lave
been unable their mysterious 0isappsTfnc 1sy
named Virginia johnson OF No. 81 west
Stadet Of 30. 2O6 West Thryls~
Jefferson Police Yesterday the r admitted ha'-
articles but said that heY paNne by virginia JONI
son Juvenile Asylum and tue other DO ce
queaeo yoat discharged and taken home 0 lef
parluta
Oscar Elite the Bowery photographer who re-
shot John Waeho liberated yesterday from toe 0m0s ufon
giving bail in $4,000 Pauline Boetchef Of No 200 West ibf.
rths became Harry Do~ues age - salesman OF
ding $50 IS from PckeH Co, OF No. - Op
ami committed gave bail Yesterday IN tue Iomos Ponce Cou
600 the Court OF General Sessions John
H. Walsh OF No West 1hiuv thin became his bonisnan
Oiyer, charged yestera!t ia ne
Towbs Police Cour before Poce Justice bowling, with stealing
Phhp Reilly o. No ass feafs on edneslay Lut
robbery Committed While De Eah Hng
on iOoep Dusnest The accused committed t0 answer IN
Gei4ult Of Sl.OOO
Some time ago the store of Joseph Haffner, No Cos
sixth entered by thieves ana large quantity OF goods SO en-
he hal been tue track OF the thieves Tor
While long would them lie
Ae
HaneT told him 70 call "wednesday evening AMER DIS
be Precinct Police station aud told
Officers and durpby what bad occurred they tod nm 10
bill u 70 the when he called again ana ta ty
would then arrest Wednesday night the who his
Thity.Ourthst locked up Tie
wac Yesterday before Justice Fowler and upon examination
something lie discharged hs promising 70
stat, the detectives IN workIpg ny ibe ease
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nECISIONH-OCT. l6.

S,,reme -Chambers-Bv Judge Fancher.-
confirmed and judgment OF divorce grAhted
ep,oI OF children awarded panuh boweD National Bank AT
Fnce other-Moiion for injunction and receiver oened with
y spsnnd and order granted appointing committee Bowe Ma
othsrsThe plaintiffs have order
nsnuF them supplemental complaint V Gays
nt az cost the Defendants 70 have 20 days
answer In the matter &C. the application q The C61ch
oGth Putan Pinto agt Comsoek-Jndnnt
Of foreclosure sale granted Lober ag HedoTpenkeierens
granted o accounts OF receiver
S,,osrior [ourt-Speciat Term.-By Judge Van
AL-hoton denied Cartwright
40 WoodsIn1ueft sB restored 10 calendar
payment OF notion (see menu Hneshemer ag Fdder
Motion granted Berpbaam Lew a-Notion
Rachael AIT Leopo0er sending Maine Court
r trial Edgsroa Bulls Head Bsak MeFeeiers
In ag Harris Met Continental Le Insurance
-odeIs granted
Common Pieas-Specidi Term-C hdmbsrs-By Judge
Roo,ou-Benner Administration denied Sl0 pay
AT oerrued with leave
In mattel Of Brown ag GreenPersspOry allowed
eept claim SO TO which alternative mandAas seos ID
By Jadg.J ,. DAy-Tsry YOuns-MOaOn denied Ensers
AIT seblssfcr.-Order settled 4.
b. Jsase LareuoAys kogen rendments Allowed sed
eases settled In conformity herewith
Marine Court-Chambers-By Judge Shea.-Oakes
Claytonhonon the arrest dsnled VIA ~
Of motion TO the plaintiff Ayer an another Az nc
Fertilizer Manufacturing Ccmpapy-Aotion deniei stn sLv ~
SlO the pantf Wardop Ano no'se .sn,
Motion granted with SO the pann 70 aOue s
another Davenport and another
II 10 " the psinudA Morrill, agt blhoI-S'A' "
yrAtd Temporarily aud costs of motion a be
b. Judge J0acaimseu-Lests sgt spf.ht az - az ttr
70 within two sAys al" Se '"'" % 's
The appIcs abAs Tue event -.
PaH -BJ Jsdse HowAd<haT'ss pe''e ss' 'As' fe" sha
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TINTED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Oct l6.-NO. 16.-United States ACT.
Conan e1reu-Eor the Circuit Cour. Tor LOuisanaI IS
a upon Barrett as Collector OF Customs az New
defendants tesaOr surety On the thai we
Court excluded copies Of the reports Of the fiIss Andtors ONCE A. ey
pee Government tue breaches OF me oD
on the ground they not evidence sn the suEee beng
anal 10 character 10 derogon OF eommen rights
eIculed Barretts quarterly returns as ad-
missions the ground that they could not
be- without being gmeuta The judgment was
accordingly and the Government brings The csse here
bat delinquency where sut Instituted
duly the officers OF the Government
should make award thereon ani further
that the accused being complete h oeal eera Of
admitted evidence OF his acts Assistant
Attorney hill for Government J. NJ Carlisle aad j. D. Nc
Pherson for defendant In erroE
No 9-Rogers Territory rel Fisk sRrror 20
MOuanaln this Rodgers elected D.
Tho Legislative Council Territory It's Auditor and Fisk
POINTED the oaee BY the Territorial Gogernor ad
he entitled perform the functions OF the
ace The decided that the omee vacant a. 70
vo AZ % and officers being conflict with the
and that FISK entitled 10 the 0re Dy reason
Of appointment by the Governor Bot the sapeme Court held
that Illegally appointed the Governor having no power 10
am Of the Council IL here contender on
although there provision OF law under
could appointment s az
orv to public policy the oee should be vacant and s he
cb Red with the faithful Of the his action should be
taeL Garsed for fink; appearing for plaintiff error