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EXECUTIVE ORDER.
Federal 0tlce.H Holders Cannot
Hold State or Other Offices.

WASHINGTON, January 18.-The
following has been issued by the
President of the United States
WHEREAS, 1t has been brought to
the notice of the President of the
United States that many persons
holding civil office by appointment
from him or otherwise, under the
Constitution and laws of the United
States, while holding Federal posi-
tons accept Offices under authority
of States and Territories in which
they reside, or of municipal corpor-
atoms, under the charters and ordi-
nances Of such corporations, thereby
assuming the duties of State, Terri>
tory or municipal office at the same
time they r charged with the du-
ties of the civil Office of Federal
authority ; and
Whereas, 1t is believed that, with
few exceptions, the holding of two
such offices by tho same person is
incompatible with the due and faith.
tul discharge OF the duties of either
office, and that it frequently gives
rise to great inconvenience aud often
results in detriment TO the public
good, aud moreover is not in har-
mony with the genius Of our gov
ernment, In view of these premises,
the President has deemed it proper
thus to give public notice, that from
and after the 4th day of March, 1873,
except as herein specified, persons
holding any Federal civil office by
appointment, under the laws of the
United States, will be expected
while holding such Office, in any
State or Territory, Jor under the
charter or ordinances of any NUM-
eipal corporation, and further, that
the acceptance or continued holding
Of such State, Territory or NUM-
cipal Office, whether elective or by
appointment, by any person holding
q civil Office, as aforesaid, under the
government other than judicial
offices, under the Constitution of
the United States, will be deemed
as a vacation Of the Federal office
held by such person, and will be
taken asa resignation by such Fed
ersl officer OF his commission or ap-
pointment in the service of the Uni
ted States. The Offices OF Justices
of the Peace, or Notaries Public,
and Commissioners to take &C.
Acknowledgements Of deeds, of bail, or
to administer oaths, shall not be
deemed within the purvieu Of this
order, and are excepted from it's op-
Grafton, and may be held by Federal
officers. The appointment of Depu>,
ty Marshal of the United States may
be conferred on Sherifs, Deputy
Sheriffs and Deputy Postmasters.
Officers whose salary does
not exceed six 81, hundred
dollars per annum, are also ex-
cepted from the operation Of this
order, and may accept and hold ap-
pointments under State, Territory
or municipal authority, provided
the same be found not to interfere
with the discharge of their duties
as Postmasters. Heads of depart>
ments aud other officers who have
the appointment OF subordinate off,
GERS are required 10 notice this, and
to see to the enforcement Of the
provisions and terms within the
Of their respective depart
ments or Offices, and relates to the
several persons holding appoint
ments under then.
By order Of the President.
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary OF State.
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Dr.. 9. {. Collins, President q The
State Female College, Memphis, 10.
iofms W. that there i. no cases OF
smallpox at the College, and that
the College is well protected by il
isolation from any contagion in the
city, and that pupils are in no danger
from this disease.
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J. G. HARRISON, CLERK
State Of Mississippi, Pamela county; Tho Do
OF Super, isors Of said csuntY.

State Of Mississippi, Pamela county; The BONN
OF Supervisors Of said county.
To Thomas league. who Is q citizen d Nv
state OF Arkansas, but whose postofhce, wv
diligent inquiry cannot be ,scertained ~
are hereby cited to be aud appear beiofs '.
board OF Supervisors Of Pamela COUNTY, v,
meeting to be held at the courthouse thsfs
on the Sd day Of February, 1879, then /.
there to pay the taxes due on the follcs,I
lands assessed to sou, the same being repsfr,
delinquent according to law BY The tsx ~
iector Of said county, to.wit
Southeast quarter and fraction nosnL
quarter section 9, township 10, range ~.
taxes being, State IA %, county 8 u, Es%
8 80, courthouse 8 IS, total 35 40 printer n
. 90, clerks fee 2 90, 10 per cent s67, "A
amount 46 81.
Northeast half and fraction southesstqusfs
section 10, township 10, range Z Stais =
20 80, county 10 Is, school . rs, ccurtsoS
70, total 81 80; printers fee 5 90, cler.s~
on, 10 per cent s 95, total amount II -
Northwest quarter and north fraction 90.
east quarter section 81, township 10, ~, !
State tax l6 So, county II al, school ~
coui thouse 9 80, total Al IS, printers fes.o !,
clerks fee 90, 10 per cent 4 is, total ass''
81 70.
Fraction northwest quarter section ~ ~
snip 10, range ], State tax 8 10, county ~
scnocl 81, courthouse l al, total SO, Pa
YER Zee 9 90, clerks fee l 90, 10 per cehs =
cents, total amount IA 10. III,
iogether with ten per cent damages suas
costs, or chow that said taxes have bees ~
or In default Of such showing, Judgment y
NE sale thereof will be entered d said nes''s
2, said board a3ainst said lands, condemn
we samie or 50 much thereof according 70 -
as sha'i be sufficient to satisfy sad taxes g.
ana dsmoges. ]. G. HARRISON, Clsn'
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BRADY h SIMPSON.

No. 363.-
By virtue Of a decree of the Chancery..Court
OF Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered on the
10th day of July, 1872, and of an amended de-
cree rendered therein on the 23d day of Janua-
ry, 1873, in the suit of Nancy E. Lipsey, ad-
ministratrix. against VIM. H. Short, admins
TRAITOR, etc, ct al, the undersigned Commissioner
of said Court will, on
Saturday, Let day of March, 1873,
within lawful hours, in front of the courthouse
door OF said county, in the town of Sardii, offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder
the following described lands, to-wit; The
northeast quarter Of section thirty, in township
seven, range eight west, n C 8 80, t7rS, WI
in the county Of Pamela, State of Mississippi. -
Terms of Ssle.-0ne-third cash, and the bal
ance on a credit Of one and two years, with
ten per cent. interest from the day of sale.
Bonds and security will be required of the pur-
chaser for the deferred payments, and a lien
retained on the land until the purchase money
is fully paid.
J.C. HARRISON,
jan25tds Commissioner.
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The Clarion protesses to know
the radical programme in the CON-
ing Gubnatorial election. In All.
swer to the following ticket sug.
gested as the radical plan, for
Governor Gen. Adelbert Ames; for
Lieutenant Governor Ham Carter,
colorsd, says: According to our in
formation, the Gazette is on the
wrong track entirely as to Ames,
who, i 10 understood, does not wan,
the Nomination for Governor, but
will have a voice in deciding who
shall be nominated. We will add
furthermore that acting Gov. Pow
ers, the present head Of the Radical
party, makes no secret in declaring
that he would not vote for Amss
even If he should be nominated.
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New measures under new men, is
evidently the programme upon
which the State Government of Ar
kansas has entered. The admins,
%tration of Governor Baxter will not
only start the new policy, by which
all the partisan distinctions and leg
islation Of the past will be changed,
but will restore that confidence Oh
the part of the people in its honor
and justice, which is the foundation
of good government as well as subs
stantial prosperity. In proportion
as we can remove ourselves from
the unhappy mere partisan results
Of the war, forgetting them in the
legislation of the country, in that
degree will we become a prosperous
people. R~aiicalism and Bourbon
ism, representing these partisan re-
suits, the hideous offspring Of blood
and sword, are about buried in a
common grave in Arkansas.
The Memphis Avalanche gives
the above highly ~flattoring opinion
as to the future history of the State
Government of Arkapsas, which we
hope may be true. The corruption
and dishonest legislation and mis-
management Of the State affairs for
the past two years has been a great
curse to the material growth and
prosperity Of the State, and has kept
away hundreds of immigrants that
would have otherwise located in its
borders.
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Th. CLARION dsnis. tie report that
there i any truth In ihs fum0f thai
there sss . csueus held By The nem.
bers Of the jseksou clique, 81 the
dms Of the appointment u delegates
10 the Baltimore Convention, and
that % trket Tor the fall election
was adopted By any rartis, IN the
city 81 Jackson.
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Hangers Notice.

Tskss ~ BY J A. q Nils, ne nile sas u
gafsks, 10 Panoia county, 90 The 18th day
Of November, 1874, gss small sIfswbsrry Fass
mare, whh bisrs face, branded On he sn
shoulder vith the letter ' and on N hip
with the letter D. Appraised 81 go me
ssnsr u hereby notified 10 rome forward. pay
changes, sad prove property, or he sane Will
be sold on the 6rt Monday % May, 1873, ae-
cording 10 lav.
ROBERT JARVIS,
jsnif.3v Ranger.
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We are informed b, our clever
telegraph operator at this place, that
Mr., Tho.. Briggs, a mechanic, was
found dead in his room in the hcteI
at Batesville, on Thursday last. Ht
was supposed to have died from apo.
plexy. Having retired to bed vel
the previous night.
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Administrators Notlce.to Debtors

All parties indebted to the estate Of Paul
barringer, deceased, are notified thatth notes
and accounts are in the hands of Messrs Bal
l%entine, Hefin & Co. for collection, and If moi
paid at maturity, suit will be brought on them.
p: B~ARRlNGER, Admir-.
January |, 1879, ;ap4-tf
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The Empress Eugene will soon
issue a proclamation to the French
people, announcing that she assumes
the regency during leI son's mis-
nority.
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CASH STORE.

49, 49, rsf ~ =
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- 49, @ffft fsfsF 80 o. 49, -
maiaaa Ct . frf NsM Ns ~
80 aaa . sA - - aa sNE -
49, ~ - - 3 fsT tsa -
aa1as HtEasa
tess 81 Gsa 80 HfENHEhb 81
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The Legislature met on Tuesday
la't and an organization perfected.
Nothing Of special importance has
been dous UP q gong 10 press. We
viii keep ON readers informed in
respect to u, proceed ings Of this
body.
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SAVED.

W. will allow 10 per cent interest," on money
deposited with Us 10 buy goods and II goods
are no, bought, money reformed on demsnd,
With the interest. We DO his on account Of
the trouble 10 making change.
iAnll-2w NLTCHELL 100.
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NOTICES is hereby given to the creditors of
the estate OF Samuel II. Ford deceased, that
letters testamentary Of the will of said dece-
dent were granted to the undersigned on the
AID day of January, 1873, by the Chaucery
Court of Pamela county, Mississippi, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby directed to have them probated and
registered in the Office Of the Clerk of said
Court within the time prescribed, by law, or
they will be forever barred su
4g rtE- HUGH G. CRvzIER,
Jan2o Executor,
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MS Hsfra bars. $3.50 its
fa a nza# ffaa a asfi
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Jssspb Nils stats Afehi'set 81
Nsstaipp - he bssf ~pfssenisd i1r
their sJpadsrstisa -Jscksoh lIl0t.
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d STOLEN

From the undersigned, living on Yorkney riy.
er, near Readers's Ferry, one light bay horse,
about . years old; has knot on each side of his
face, caused from blind teeth, and was thin in
order A reward of ten dollars will be Maid
Tor his delivery, or ANY information that will
lead to his recovery.
jan4-3t J. C. KUYKENnArI
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The author OF the Mormon Bible
Sidney Rigdon--is dead. lie
ought to have been buried in Salt
Lake to bacon him.
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JuD0R lllLL, Of the Federal Court,
ut Oxford, sentenced Capt. j.. +.
Freeman, Of Tupelo, to fifteen
years in the peuitentiary Mt Alton,
Illinois, for completely with the
Kuklux, and the assassination Of o
a negro ut Tupelo. II he was guilty,
served him right. The Kuklux
outragss should be discorutenaneed
by all honest mon, and those
that take part in these midnight
assaults upon any class Of citi-
zens, should be brough spec.
Oily TO justice. We cannot tolerate
the practice Of white men or
negroes gnipg armed at midnight,
an hideous masks, and killing and
beating citizens, no matter of what
color. IL ID the want of good sense
ard sound Judgment to practice
such heathenish barbaritics. II There
is any one needing punishment for
grofs oflenses to law and order, aud
they cannot be reached by due
conrse Of law, and there ia a nccessi-
ty for en- example to deter other
evil-doers, then lynch law is some
times justified; but even this must
be done in the open daylight, with
unmarked faces. Our State laws
are amply sufficient to reach all
classes of offenders.
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Tssss - ~ fasi tsss ala ssA.
ssf Il - sisfas IN Psfes ffHstf -
a. 49, ~ Ttssssssf ~ 80 sifsFs<H
~ fssa sets tssaaal ia ~ ~ : Sc ~
~ nsafss llssi tsf Yssfi - " sss~f
sssts - ssssts fsfsrsss ANfsissf =
sH Tie ssasf = ssfssf Settles b. ere
fsEast, Ffyts . spsffy, asa ~ fhsfxss, ~
~ ssms sni bs sid ~ssseffiss b as, % ths
sfsi hss4sJ b. ~. l.14
ROhKHr JAWS.
maif.fw haa9sr
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First Class Hotel.

Respectfully soliciting a share Of the patron
age Of the travelling public, and of the COM
munity, we assure them we will use Every ef-
fort TO deserve II.
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Mn. FRANK WooDs, son of Mr..
Jas. NJ. Woods, was < He'd at bis
residence near Water Valley, by
lightning, on the 18th inst.
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TnE jackson Pilot mentions,
without comment, the introduction
of the bill in Congress, by Ames, to
open all branches Of the army with
out respect to color in the classified.
ton,
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Col. w. II. McCARpLE has resum-
ed editorial charge of tho vicks-
burg Herald.
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The Pilot has resumed the publi>
cation Of = daily during the session
Of the Legislature.
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The Memphis Appeal is makiug
var upon Mayor johnson, of that
city, and the Avalanche is defending
HIM. Six months ago il was the
other way. Tho saw is still going
only changes handles occasionally.
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aMssL uMHImB.
lDsIxIsrkafaix' sllg
REAL STATE

81 sntas sf tsesss " - CAancsfy
Casft sffegzasshis sa4aif. So m*fs =
II. Iaaasff 80. iff4 - sadsassaff -
. ssasis = - atzGs 4 Hsa4 4 Asfl<<s
5ss q IN % nsaasF. 80 ffth So n W.
asff. h@fsssa ~ hears pfsseHssd -
Il 10 500 4 ~ sesf ssfs u sc cgsafT
aFsaos. 10 ~ tgss - s-fat fsess4 -
~ ~ ~ #fhss hiAlsf ~ sss.tslf ssss
81 sas-hsif aa > ffsiU afi3 noalhs, ne ~.
10 "a 'sa1s 5siaaginE r. ssid sststs. lying
%. tsinr il % tplhfy n fsnsla, hssf ne
taan n +affs io.rIf TIE noffhsssi quarter
u seslaa ~ . i~awhship J rang. J sees ssas
70 cog it1 sffss na-s ~ isss The aawef u
the u~adsnirasa Ia aii lan4 sli be I'D aHs
fsliaqsished 10 ibe p~arrhsasr ibsfsof o. the
ssms tine sas place
HARfAJ ANDREWS Admir-
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]. G.. HARRISON, CHI
state OF Mississippi, Pamela county; th. Bx

State of Mississippi, Pamela county; the Dad
OF Supervisors Of said county.
To :. N. White, of Memphis, Tennsss
You are hereby cited to be and appear ND
the Board of Supervisors of Pamela county :
a meeting to be held at tho courthoun hs4
on the 3D. day of February, 1873, then 4,
there to pay the taxes due on the iolsi}
lands assessed to yen, the same being npor3
delinquent according To 1awby the fsxsaE
Tor Of said count, ,so-wit:
All of Section 9, township I, range I, W
The taxes thefeon being as follows shas
80 "a, county % 20, school 10 SO, courthM11
10 80, total 81 co. printer 10 90, ciatsA
ten per cent 8 96, total amount 1902 sd
Together with 10 per cent. damages lii
costs, or show that said taxes have been p|
or In default Of such showing, judgment \
the sale thereof win be entered 1t faid ND
ing OF said Board against said lands, condsut
ing the same, or so much thereof sceaiiys
law, as shall be sufficient to satisfy sid tds
costs and damages. -2 ,ft.cl
jan4-4t '@''r &c. HARRISON, Chit
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Bishop GREEN was in Water Val
ley on the 10th inst.
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State OF Mississippi, Pamela county; The Do
Of SunerYisnra Of said cmIntYl M

State OF Mississippi, Pamela county; The Dad
Of Supervisors Of said county DD
To Il. 9. Estes, who is a citizen Of the Sha
OF New York, but whose postofics adarsI
after diligent inquiry, cannot be ascsEails
GU are hereby cited to appear before ~
Board of Supervisors of Pamela county, 1t !
meeting to be held at the courthouse thsrt
OIL the Sd day of February, 1873, then Y
there to pay the taxes due on the dbsf!
lands assessed to you, the same being rspf.a
delinquent according to law by the tai o
lector Of said county, to.wH: 4 ,sTs'a'
All . dissection %, township 8 range : Y
taxes due thereon are as follows STATE SA
county 5 IS school 8 IS, courthouse . 81 ~
~ 40. printers fee 10 90, clerx's fec 100 ~
ages 2 "a, total amount "a "A
Together with 10 per cent damages, I'D
costs, or show that said taxes have been pal
or in default Of such showing, judgmentEu
sale thereof win be entered at SAID n.eedns.a
said Board against said lands, condemning !.
same, or SO much thereof according 10 ~ !
shall be sufficient to satisfy said taXss, co.,
and damages.
jrn4-4w !. C. HARRISON. Clsrt.
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FEMALE school,
COMO, MISSISSIPPI

COMO MrSsrSsrr-
w;,h I,
WIN ,ne beginning OF this year, Mrs. Heath,
aSnseu y = competent corps Q. teachers, will
0onslnue ,ne DIN Annual Session of her school
00mo, bliss, WIN renewed vigor and er-
uary' is7sI 'ne hrs' Monday in jan
tuition per month.........".......... 81 90
~.ata .uisoa tive days in each
poarS > per monln."."-.""....."... is 90
TI;ch,. aua c,s~n seguiar! per month, 20 90
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TaGss % 81 ed. Il = -. % eli
hamaa flfhssfasss, ed 4 aets Ias
Ne iaiissisg 10 80 stf % u IT,
mink a ibs EsHbssa skiis mss >
issliaE u fsrszassfs sai sssfsss
70 ~ searss Il lssdinf HspBbl ~
pollussas spos iha soesl fslailsas
n ne shils and cgiefsa net. "
% t& kssw SlssFs ne sai 4,
We ere lsd D. ihs.s reflections b,
ihs recent e5hdae, " oss n MISS
sipfgs B'is-fspFssniaiiEes 10 ibs T..
: Congress The Cincinnati Kn.
VuIrsr remarks ~ follows ~ the
little shouller strap .s'rsr who ~
the grace ~ Ulysses lofded Il over
This province. aad by tha certificate
n himself venills,ss lie feeble ileas
IN Congress
Senator imes. who I, = candidate
i,r tue Gosenorship Of ,slssipfi,
made . strong bid 10 the Senate b..
day for black votes, bringing In a
bill proposing 70 abolish all d%i.tlnc.
tons Of race and color in the army,
and made a spssch Tor It IN bic
usual feeble, vspid way. lie ,ays
that as the law nov stands n black
officer can command and order
white men, and therefore there il no
reason why the private soldiers,
black and white, should not be fee
ly mixed IN the same regiment.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

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Executors Notice to Creditors.

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Acker, (dem.) of Pa.
Adams, (dem.) OF Ky.
Amber, (rep.) OF Ohio.
Ames, Cakes, rep OF Mass.
Archer, dem } Of Md.
Arthur, (dem.) OF XIV.
Avorill, rep.) of MINI.
Barber, (rep.) of Wis.
Barnum, dem } OF Conn
Beatty. Gep.) OF Ohio.
Beck, ofPa.
Beck, (dem.) of KY.
Bill, DEM OF N. II.
Bird, (dem.) of N. j.
Boles, (rep.) Of Ark.
Braxton, (dem.) OF Va.
Bright, dem of Tenn.
Buckley, (rep.) of Ala.
Buffinton, (rep.) of Mass.
Bunnell, repo of III.
Burchard, (rep.) Of Ill.
Coburn, (rep.) OF Ind.
Conger, (rep.) ofMich.
Cotton, rep.) of Iowa
Cox, DEM of N. Y.
Crcbs, dem of Ill.
Crocker.
Grassland, DEM of KY.
Davis, (dem.) of w. Va.
Dawes, (rep.) Of Mass.
Donnan, Gep.) of Iowa.
Dox, DEM OF Ala.
Dunneil, Gep) of MINI.
Eames, (rep.) OF Il. l.
Fly, (dem.) of N. Y.
Esty, uep.) OF Mass.
Farnsworth, rep.) Of Ill.
Farwell, (repD OF Ill.
FinkelDurg. (rep.) OF Mo.
Foster, rep.) of Ohio.
Foster, rep.) of Mich.
Garfield, rep of Ohio.
Goodrich, rep.) Of N. Y.
Haldeman, (dem.) Of Pa
Hale, (rep.) OF Me.
Halsey, (rep.) Of N. J.
HambletoD, dem. OF Md.
Handley, dem of Ala.
Harris, (dem.) OF Va.
Hawley, (rep.) of Ill.
Hawley, (rep.l Of Conn.
Hay, (rep.) of Ill.
Hazelton, (rep.) OF Wis.
Hereford, DEM Of W. Va.
Hubbard, (dem.) OF N. II.
Hill, (rep.) of N. J.
H0ar, Crep0 OF Mass.
Kelley, Crep.) Of Pa.
Kellogg, rep.) of Conn.
Kerr, ldem.l of Ind.