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New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
, Hatch report as follows at 4 p. m.

There was a quiet feeling in State bonds, and the
market presented no features. All the sales
were small, and even Tennessees were dull. Sales
were made at j.aSj for both issues sale OF
$4,000 Georgia Sevens at 50, buyer three days was
reported before the First Board. Louisianas were
offered at 50 for Old so for Levee Skies and 20 for
Leyee Fights, without takers. The following
.I,.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
Proposals
NEw HokS CENTRAL AND HrDsoN RIVER r. RI
hi1Y kS9ISgER's OFFICE, ALBANY. March 49, ig73. :

CsIgy ESsIsgERs orTIcK, ALBANY, March 49, ie7a
NOTICE TO C0NTRACT0RS.-PRO
will be received until THURSDAY April TO- at oeloci m o,
the GRADING aEd MASONRY for TWO ADDITIONAL TRACKS
apon the main De Of the railroad Of this Company Albany
Bnfao
The werk will be dsbd into sections proposals b. n
tee for the entire work grading
Eas separately.
Tbs COMPANY the night
des uBed for its interest 10 %
Ampie security for ubmeDt Of contract yll be dsmsnle
Probes GsAnnes and specifications o. and after WED
EfSDAY baErb i hose for the Ft Dsi0n Alqny 90 Syose
the once Of l. G. Wnrere Division Engineer Exchange building
Aany Second byson (Syeass BudsoJ al lie saoe
Of William A. Haylr. Division EDgDeei Rochester
ac sealed envelopes dorsed proposals
fm New T'scEs fPd seo'esd TO tte nbdegpe, Aihany
CHARLIE II. FISIIkH, Chef EngpeeI
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

Extra mails Tor Europe tO-morrow per Steamship
Westphalia, will close at 1890 p. m, at the Mer-
chants Exchange. Nos 80 and 50 Pine-st
The steamship Partha sailed for Europe this even
ing with 1924 1876 in silver bars.
Money has been active and stringent all day. open
ing at l-32 and interest, and hardening under a
severe pressure to lie and interest the market clos
ing at l-32 freely bid for time after o'clock.
Prime discounts are held at to II per cent. The
amount of greenbacks outstanding at the close is
S3j733l 900.
The offering Of bonds to the Treasury amounted
to S4193 400 at 114.99 down to 1929. The Sinking
Fund took million at 1870 to 1929, payable in
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

The CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs of the ST LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAIL
WAY Co.. issued upon a completed trunk line earn
ing more than enough to pay interest and operating
expenses, sold by WNsLow q WILSON,
IN Willam.st
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

The days business at the u. S. Sub-Ireasury was;
Gold receipts s63O19o GO Currency bal
cold payments. 1021,GOi 81 4O9SJO ~
Gold balance 80 1s6G22 % CustOms....... $4,000 90
Currcy rec'pts, 22g,g86 % Cancelled certif-
Currency pay Gates sent 10 ..o., -
ments......... 2O15.508 II Treasr u g.. $4,000 90
As usual on steamer day sterling was dull. We
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
nMre.l AskeA.

Bank stocks were steady in quotations. German
American sold at 1919, Republic at no. Mechanics at
1SS American Exchange at 1llsG1l1l. Republic at
no. ST. Nicholas at llO, Park at $50, and Phenx at
1911. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD Co.'S FIRST MORT
GAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS Tor sale at
80 and accrued interest. Only limited number
unsold. The Road rapidly approaching completion.
The Bonds are THE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQUIP
MEET, 1,9264O0 ACRES LAND and all other property
of the Company. The land sales average over s.
per acre. III. G.. MARQUAND. No. 120 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
Total. 1000 l2 l.20

Forward deliveries steady With r TRANSACTIONS sales follows
all ou basis of Low MIlln
sales evening March 100 sic April 1870
c 800 at rs s-i6c. 600 at l8c; May 1850 at IS 36c 4 at
l3l6c O 6lc 400 IS l6c 800 at ls.c. GO
al 10 56c ~ Lie $40 l9c LOO 10 l6c
gc 10 July 10 3l6c 500 l9i
10 Bloc 900 at 9ic total 1920 bales Sales to-day
M March bic l3!c; April 500 10 lll6c 500
l8 10 l8 200 8c 900 lS 7l6c 600 at lslc, 200
10 7l6c l4UO l5; 500 8s 800 at lS 9l6c 500 at 8
at 9l6c May l8!c. 100 IL 36c tslc $40
l8 l6c 200 l8ic, 100 at 10 6c, 500 lSlc, 100 at l9 6c
l8ic ll6c 10 l3l6c 8ic 1900
l36 100 l8lc loo 10 6c 200 l8i loo at IS 3 e
l8lc 10 at lS bloc; June. 400 9 300 at 9c 200
3l6c gl 9c 200 10 J6c 100 l8,c
l5l6c 100 al sie 100 10 56, 400 at l9e 200 l9 6
&c., 10 Lie, 200 at &c., 100 9 Lice July
9.c $40 l9 800 at l9 200 10 Bloc 900 9lc O
100 at l9e EIhanged-sc pd 500 July;
total. q. 500 bses; grand total, SO 700 bales.
fCOFFEEIhe market showed 6mer private aGyce
Dutch sale of With spirit prices
only sale in this market liza bags
Patterson private but about sc this 6l dl9
gold.
FLOUR AND MRA-The inquiry for Flour light but with limited
arrivals prices steady inquiry City Ground Flour
for the Wet Indies and for this full prices are obtained the Medium
Family steaer
steadines especially Tor Medium Winter
Wheat Extras with general demand. sales 300 bill. We
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

THE EIGHT PER CENT Quarterly Interest," First
Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the LOganspOrt, Crawfords
Vile, and Southwestern Railway of Indiana, of
fered for sale by Messrs. JONES * SCHUYLER, No II
Pne-st. yield the largest income of any trst-class
Railway Security on the market.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

hase0 Cotton running quality
half grade above or below the grade quoted.
PRESENT DELIvERY
To- I..gf TotaI
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
stOIIOws

Government bonds have been quiet all the way
out but prices have been strongly held up orders
from New-England capitalists, who are investing in
Governments to avoid the 1st of April taxation on
returns made at that time, this class of securities
not being subject to tax. The most active trade
was in Andys at 14l for Coupon and ll4s for Regis
tered Sxty-sevens sold at 1l6.. The market closed
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
nr,vvopk nAtty TRIBUNE THURSDAY. MARCH 20, 1873
THE MONEY MARKET.
MARCH 10, 1878

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE-oFfIciAL NE
rvrp1NE-rIESr CALL, 10t O'CLOCK A. NJ
.IEs FROM 10 TO 10t A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
Nrw Publications,
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as needs Dr. FOoTB author OF Medical & SSnRSn hs ps1 ana
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Mem publications.
CCRIBNER's FOR APRIL.
BRILLIANT CLOSE OF Vth VOL

sCRIBSRRs for April contains HALFDozEN ILLUSTRATED
Articles: IAN HOUR AMONG THB GREENBACKs." mos
COW AND SOUTHERN RUSSIA" IAN ANCIENT AMERICAN
CIVILIZATION" "a SKETCH AND PORTRAIT OF MISS KEL-
LoGGD an Illustrated Poem-'THB CRUEL LORD" &C. Sc.
There Sweet story Wives and MOhers"THB ELDERS
WIPE" sequI Drayy Mters DO'0ry, by SAKE HotNi
JTRANGE STORY by NORMAN HOISi CURIOUS STORY, BY
VLoREScr NcLAyDBrRsH CHARACTERISTIC STORY by Hans
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On. HOLLANDS pen in bis chapter "APTER
TBB REVIVAL" TINE, THR LATIN MA
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TUB"
There is FINANCIAL ARTICLE "OUR CUR.
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The Departments the Monthly contain ESSAYS from the
~, European and American writers will compare voraby with
uythng that hss hitleriO appeared in the MONTHLY.
The April number choicest Of present volume Of
Fheh the close
Nov Cl al subscribers for 70 Price sis
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Ccathers.
An EXPERIENCED TUTOR of English
~ Mathematics highly recommended desires an a
dona AGEMEN and satisfactory advancement warranted
Address ZERO 54} West Thy-secouds town Tribune Ohce
% A mer School Institute IA Bond-st., supplies
N schools families with reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
Application Form j. w Scnermerhoru AeuSrF
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Marble ano 6laie Hlaniels.

4 KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA. HNG WORKS l4 and 10 East Egheenthst Marble and
Hab Msntels Tng Marble Coune Monuments prices that
DEFY competition Marble turning for the trade
STEWARTis SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Slate Of every description. MARBLE and
WOOD hANTKLS T. p. STEWART a Co., 220 aud 2l2 West
TwentY.thinl-st Seyenth-ave.
FNHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
IL TO their UnOnquGre FOuhsye, and Seven
ieenht, and Offering large Of MANTELS CRATES
6e comprising elegant unique designs Challenging
competition.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20


Corn Meal Jerseys S3 25 Corn Meal Brre 81 Is nt3 IS
Corn Mes " esiern IS q 10 Corn hl, BrweP. 10 50
Corr Meal wes,W 3 20 q . IS ComMeaiG'fnB , IS
California and Oregon Flour quiet at +sGso Canadian Flour
10 dull at asa 80 81 q bbL
Bag MeaSteAd lees actVe white, 22a 81 3o hne yellow
81 goa 81 al lsGsl 2o cob sod9i ground feed +la
81 a 05d 81 10.
FREGHTs-Tbere very limited demsBd for berth room
but moderate offerings rates have been well sustained
for charter continue and h the
to-day To Liverpool by steam 800 bales Of Cotton sa5ed
81 bales Of Hides 73s For GRAIN 6id bid, By sail
Handpkes 2d and 10 bbs Rosn private To Lond
300 Of Provisions bv sa, To Antwerp
charters British
register hence Antwerp with geseral and British ship
900 with general both private
British bark OF Az hence 10 Sett with general cargo
lump Bsh brr hence Gihraler for orders 5000
Petroleum British from Phad
pha to the Continent with $500 bb Refined do private
Swedish bark tfecharered) TO aniye Phlsdephia
Baltic with 1850 bbs Rhned do T. G Italian brig
Bar, With bOo0 Refined DO at c Italian az
Gibraltar sbon aDi CEl
with aud the 800
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
Sales bp Anrtlon
90 Uhom II nan Gourern

ITO VIENNA EXIIIBIT0RS.--A gentleman
Il will he in Vienna from the Ouenng Of TIE Exhibition 10 It's
Exhibitors moderate
eompensatOn. Address S. v E.. Tribune Office
d. SA STOLEN from the subscribers, near
ID eBO. White and Elm- Wednesday morning
aHi o'clock black HORSE, with white eeadi horse
containing about 600 pound Of bar
stamped Cook painted dark greeo wheels
yellow. Pm wagon fides, LOCKE MUNROE, 1893
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
Drn goo0s.

A TTRACTIONS increase at Smiths Pattern
"a Bazaar 9t Broadway Superb Enchanting
Patterns ready cloth model with pattern
Dag. BURDRrTE SMITH, 9A Broadgsy N y Twenheht
GRAND EXPOSITION OF SPRING STYLES
" AT NINE. DBMORESTS EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS 800
BROADWAY, AND AT ALL T1R BRANCHES.
OPENING of Millinery this day. First spriAg
" opening Of BOEnets Hats Flowers; eegi display this daT
BSEss MnefyG47 BrosdWs below Hotel sat th
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
THE MARKETS.
TCareiully reported for THE TRBUvg

WEDNESDAY, March 10. 1879
ASHES-The receipts to-day pkgs. Pots
the market steady quote 80 Pearls inactive and
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
lust PUBLISHED :

- THE TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA, No ROW ready contains
ssy fell reports Weiss siI Lectures Shakespeare a4
ssso Lectures on All the National Aeadmy
ssJsf Of Hss AgonaBs Of 40 and verbatim
yro6Heop Of jane, P6ronl The Pilgrim Fathers
ssse coDs u e1uaOTdBsy sheet hy mail
81 Sys ssBt
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SALES FROM 10 TO lOt

West. Union Tel.
e00-sG4, D, ss3
2oO-S6l, e6.blO
Lake Shore.
93Sc, eic
900 93k 3, Abs, 4
Pac. Mail :. S. Co.
sOO-57, !. ac, I
2,1OO-57t, &c, lc
n. Y. G.. d III. R.R
300-l0OE
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17

NS tO SDn Per Day Agents Wanted All
o. w o%V classes Of working people of either
sex, young or old make more money Mt work for us
IN their spare moments. all the time than at any
thing else. Particulars free Address g. Stinson a
Co.,, Portland, Maine, jan2l ,T3-yl.
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17

CiRcUs "REMINISCENCES Dom Plat
had an inside view Of the circus busines.
at Washington the other day. He re
lstcs the following incident,
Sitting in q chair with an oycrcoat
about him, as if III, sat cid Sam Long
the clown, who teld me that lie had beer
in the business thirty years
Are you i'll, Mr.. Lopgf we asked.
Well, yes, suffering from the sickness
which deaes medicine, and is called old
age.
You have been in the service long
time, we said
Yes, lie responded, crossing bis sen-
der legs, and looking at us seriously from
his comieally expressive face Il have
been making fools laugh at fool for
nearly a life time.
The circus business has changed q
good deal since
Yes indeed | remember when we
nsed 10 enter town in full dress, the
boys in their tights and spangles, and !
IN metley, fetching up the rear on a jack
ass. remember once we entered Lex
ington in that way, and it just happened
that Henry Clay was driving in sat the
same time As he was directly behind
me, | turned my face to the ass tail and
sang ont: Here we are, fellow citizens
wisdom lei 10y folly. The people laugh
ed and shouted. and old Harry seemeC
greatly amused. The next day ! mad,
him speech at the circus, in which al
vised him 10 We President OF the Unitel
States and take me in his Cabinet Tha
night he sent me the finest bottle OF via,
ever tasted, with the compliment say
ing, from the poorest fool to the bes
clown in the United States All, sir
there was great man for you.
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17

FS~ Pay as tehot gow ore
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17
Budgct OF ScissoriBgS.
Billings Experience with Lagar.

Billings Experience WIN Lsgar'
have finally cum to the conclusion
that lager beer as a beverage is rot iatox
issting,
have been told so by n German who
said he had drank it all night long, JUS
TO try the experiment, aud WAS obliged
to GO home entirely sober in the morn
ing. ! have seen this same man drink
eighteen glasses, and II he was drunk, hC
was drunk in German, and nobody coulC
understand it, 1t is proper enough te
state that this man kept lager beer 81
loon, and could have no object in stating
what was not strictly thus.
believe him to the full extent Of my
ability. l never drank but three glasses
oflager in my lie, and that made my he'd
outwist as tho it was hung on the end Of
q string, but was told that it was owing
70 my bile bein out of place and guess
that it was so, for never biled over was
than did when got hum that mite Ny
wife thot was going ts die, and | was
afraid that shouldn't, for it seemed as
tho everything l had ever eaten in my
life was eunmn to the surface, and |
believe that if my wife hsdn pulled of
nv boots just as she did, they would have
come laundering, too
Oh, how sick wuz Fourteen years
age, and can taste it now
II any man shud tell me that lager
beer wuz not Intoxicating, l shud believe
him; but il hs shud tell me that | wuzn',
L, hat ,ttA hut that IN ~ otnuick n W
out Of order, should ask him to state
over q few words, jest how man felt
and acted when he was set up.
Ill warn't drusk that nite, | had sum
oy the most natural simtums that a man
ever had and kept sober,
In the frat place it was about eighty
rods from where drank the lager beer
to ny house, and | wuz jest two hours on
the road, and had hole bursted through
each one Of my pantaloon neez, and dill
mt have any hat, and tried to open the
door by thu bellpull and hiccupped aw.
fully, and saw everything in the room
trying to get around on the back side oy
me, aud sitting down on = chair, | did
not wait long enough for it to get exact
ly under me when it was going round,
and l set down little too soon and
missed the chair ahou! twelve inches, and
couldn't get pp soon enough to take the
next one that came along; and that ain t
awl mi wife said | wuz drunk as n
beast, and, as | said before, began to
spin up things freely.
Iflager beer i. not intoxicating ii fused
me most almighty mean, that know.
Still hardly think that lager beer is
intoxicating, for | have been told so
and am probably the only man living
who ever daani emmy, when bis liver was
not plumb.
don't want to say ennything against
q harmless beverage, but if over drink
emmy more, it will be with mi hands tied
behind me and my mouth pried open,
| don't think lager beer is Intoxicating
but if | remember rite. | think it tastes
TO mo like glass Of soap suds, that q
pickle had been put to soak in
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17

Ir Is BETTER Better to wear calico
dress wishoat trimming, if it be paid for,
than to owe the shopkoeper for the most
elegant silk cut and trimmed in the most
bowitchng manner.
Better TO live in a log cabin all your
own, than a brown stone mansion bo
longing 10 somebody else.
Better walk forever than run into debt
for horse and carriage.
Better to sit by 4 pine tshle, for which
you paid three dollars ten years age, than
send home new extension black walnut
top, and promise to pay for it next week,
Batter to use the old cane seated chairs
and faded two ply carpet, than tremble
at the bills sent home from your uphol
sterers for the most elegant parl0r set
ever made
Better to meet your business acQuain-
tancs with free " don't owe yov cent
smile, than to dodge around the corner
to 0,escape II dun
Better TO pay the street organ. grinder
awo cents for music, you must have it,
than owe for q grand piano
Better TO gaze upon bare walls than
pictures unpaid for
Better eat thin soup from earthenNa are
Sfy0u owe your butcher nothing, than to
dine oH lamb and roast beef, and know
that it does net belong to you.
Better to let you wife have fit Of hys.
teries than TO run in debt for nice new
furniture, or clothes, or jewelry, or any.
thing else that women wish for A Gt ef
Mysteries, properly managed, is often of
more real benefit to woman than any.
thing you could buy. 1t is better 10
treat them in this way: When she he
gins to cry for something she ought 70
know sha canpo! have, try to reason with
her little "
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17
Iron 2

from the Globe Rolling Mills, Cinn, bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit of by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17
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~" What is the difference between
you and my old dol Z" asked little girl
OF her sisters snobbish beau. "Aw-
"eally, my little deab, can, say--aw.
Well, you have an eyc-glass, and my
d"Ii las glass EYE" said the tsismph
sat urchin
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17
"hiGkSy,

warranted not to cut in the cye--not q head
ache in a hhdS. of tit j. no sooner in your
belly than'its on your back in pound of beet
and it carries a bead like necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17

IS One Of Josh Billings maNims is,
" Rise early, work hard and late, give
nothing away, and if you don't die rich
and go to the devil You may sue me for
damages.
The Van Buren press., 1873-06-17

I This unriyalcd Medicine rs warranted not to
contain single particle Of Mercury, or any iuiu.
roUs mineral substance, but il
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-07

re- A correspondent writing from
New Orleans, and vonch cd for by one of
the leading houses in the city Of New
York, writes as follows in regard to the
effect which Grants recent action has had
in New Orleans. lie says;
Northern people do not realize, and
will not believe, what this means Bun
their turn must come The death of the
state Of Louisiana shows New York that
she is mortal. and all the consprators
want is an excuse | need hardly add
that all business is completely PROSTATE
We could not be more idle IN the midst
of summer. Every man looks at hs
neighbor and says, Nv hat next Z" Every
man with money in his pocket holds fast
to it, for he does not know when he will
see any more Our railroad enterprises
toward Texas, which were in active pros
ecu,ion, are arrested Capitalists will
not advance a dollar Or Louisiana secur.
tiles, or invest their money in couItry
whose government is in the hands Of ne.
gro and white adventures, and where cv-
cry grant needed for the progress oftheir
roads would have to be purchased through
the Legislature at so much head. Why
will not northern men in the great hnan
cial centres see that this state Of affairs
must react on them, and rsmonstrate in a
voice which the federal government
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-07
Claims Against the Government,

Below will he found the names Of those
been prosecuted by W. l.. TAYLoR. Esq, OF
this town. lie has proved more successful In
presenting claims for allowance, than most
any other attorney in the state. Out ofthirty-
six presented to the Board at ashington for
allowance, only six were rejected or disal-
lowed Mr.. Taylor has proved himself a
prompt and energetic solicitor and has had
remarkable success. Wccan recommend Kim
to all desiring any business in his line. He
Is now gone on a tour through Scott Pike,
Yell, johnson and Franklin. lie will be AZ
Waldroa on the 9th, in company with Com
missioner HARRIS, and remain several days
and will be at Dallas on the 18Th. They both
will visit Dardanellc, Clarksville and Ozark,
sometime in February.
Mr.. TAyLoR's professional card will be
found in ourpaper
The following is the list;
Eliza Nordan, $50; NJ. johnson. 1870; A. j..
Coomer, $50; Elias Hays. 800; A. W. Jackson,
CPS; NJ. c. Lemley, 800 II G.. Bcrnay. l60 ;
Mary Bushong, 800; II. l.. Hoffman $40; A.
Phelps Estate, GO; Chas. w. Connolly, IS /;
ChaS j. Howard. 3l3; Booz Aday, 2a5: An
drew J. Pelers,s7s; Arina Peters. 1850; Thos
Wheeler, 200; John Bradford lG0, Nancy
Pope, so; Mathew Henderson, 226; Philip
Smith, 325; Thomas nearey, 100; Robert
Maxey, 1876; Mslinda Lamb. 100; Benjamin
Scott. l40; II. Scwel, 700; Harriet Dickson.
200; Albert Hynca 800; Ak. Graham. 569 :
Adolphus Wells, 800; w, w. Ross $50; John
ID. Kibler. i65; Benjamin L. Sneed, ESQ; Ar
mold O'Bryan, 1885; Zill Coleman, 10; +; Jack
son jenkins, 800.
Mr.. Taylor has large number Of claims in
the counties In this vicinity in which he has
been equally successful in,
The Van Buren press., 1873-01-07
Masonic Installation.

Agreeable TO announcements Van Buren,
Lodge. No. G, of +. 4 A. NJ had public In
sta.lation Of officers for the ensuing year at
the Presbyterian Church ON Friday alter
noon the 21th December. The Rev. J. e.
KrsNEpy, administered the Installation
charge Prayer by the Rev. W L. BOILING
The following are the offices elected ana
selected for the year ensuing:
GRANVILLE WILCOX, W. M;
RICHARD = RoBgRrs, ). w;
WILLIAM WHITFIELD, J. w;
II rKRNor, r.;
W. II. II. SHIBLEY. See;
c. {. CoLBURN, ;. D.;
C. RiBLIsG, j. d;
joins llINELE
JESSE s. BsATRIGnT, ! Stewards;
B + HISKLr, Tyler.