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CLAIMS AGAINsT TIE DISTRICT OF CO.

CLAIMS AGAINST THE DIsTRICT OF CO.
~ IUMBIA.
VIII prosecute az collect, on reasons able terms,
CLAIMS assinst The District for moneys paid on &C
count tf sewer Tax, for private property used, for
eemsges to phi, ate property work done, &c,
Fewer and Auditors Certificates converted into
g. bonds.
General Improvement Taxes paid at the lowest
rates. W SCOTT CHEW
ie22-lm s35 18th streat
TlGARs, TOBACCO. &C Ia order to reducs
- my large stocs of CIGARS before removing
th~r the sane 10 dealers and consumers at reduced
A large Let Of SMOKING TOBACCO, consisting
CT Lone Jack, Bob White, Fruits and Flowers, sna
OTTER popular brands, which will be sold at very
Thirty paris Of boxes q Plug Chewing Tobacco,
sniisbie for retailers; rs boxes Clay Pipes. Show
Case. JAS. WALLACE,
yf2gF sos eth street
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MEDICAL, DC.

nB. JANE WILSON,
~ AithoroughIy experiences and scientific Mid
wife and Ladies' Physician
Ladies attended TO ct their residence al apy hour
night or day, or pleasant rooms and the best OF al
tendsnee at the Doctors private residence, ais an
street, between and "
business sscreoly CONFIDENTIAL. marT-ly
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Il 700 TONS ASPHALT,
2STONE ChUsnHhS,
BOILERS AND ENGINES
NASSAU PAVEMENT COMPANY
Jel1-6t' l7Ih and SITS, 5. 8 DASH, Ast
E0E sALE-SPRING WAGONS of an siZeS
n TOP BJGGIEs, ! TWO SEAT 1zyAR,
DRAG. Sold on monthly pay ments A. aps&Sk
yeiI low price. JAS. X. PRODIGY, NJ
a, Prospect street. Georsetovn. jel62w-
ktQB sALE-Fine OAHAKY aud MOUh ING
SAGEs. Prices low. No. 1877 south street -
Seossetovn street cara pass the door. ~
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FOR SALE.

A RABE CHANCE-s1s will hpv . piano
"A Gd sTOOb In perfect order, Iaquire--
eiItr o'clock .. m. at esq ii street, cor S5GUD
k'Uk ShLk-A large uamber a FANNY CAR
IL BIAGEs, BCGGlES, and SPRING.
30 n,sCCcNs, old ana new, very cheap CO.,
OId carriages taken in exchange. W.
J. }. COOK, lsi ard l96 Bridge street,
gt-o-in Georgetown, ID u.
The New York herald., 1874-12-22
LONG ISLAND.

The dummy locomotive Tor drawing the dirt train
for the grading OF Long Island City is now In
active operation.
Petitions are in circulation praying for an I'd.
ditional appropriation by Congress to carry for.
ward rhe WORK OF improving the entrance to Port
Jefferson harDor so as to admit vessels drawing
twelve ieet at all stages or the tide.
The band o. thieves whose rendezvous is sup.
posed 10 be at Dutch Kills have extended their
operations into Astoria. The foundry Of l. s. Ste
venS o1 Steinway avenue, was entered yesterday
morning and brass boxes 70 the value OF 3600 were
stolen.
Ten oranges OF Patrons OF Husbandry are now
established IN Suffolk county. as follows s:-Pioneer,
at Success, S. Terry Hudson, Master; Franklin.
vile, at Franklluvllle, ID. Wells Reeve. Master |;
suffolk, at Westnampton, II. ]. Rayna, Master:
Southold, at Soutn0ld, Z. ID. Edneer, Master;
Cutcnogue, at Cutchogue, II. 0. Horton, Master,
Suwasset, ut Port Jefferson, Ii. Markham, Master; {;
Rock CHI, at Balting Hollow J. Frank CorWln,
Master; Earnest, at Mattituck, Francis Bril-, Mas.
ter BrldRenampton. at Brdgenampton, Orlando
Hand, Master; smlthtown, at SmlthtoWn Branch
George w. HakOck, Master
The New York herald., 1874-12-22
WESTCHESTER.

The people Of Mount Vernon are jubilant ct the
prospect OF having brand new passenger depot
100 feet long and 40 Ieet wide, with tower at each
end.
religious revival under the auspices Of pray.
ing band at White Plains has been going on In that
town lor some days past Several conversions ars
reported rs having taken place.
Although, as Is understood. the county pays -
per week each for more than 100 lunatics, In
various asylums outside OF Westcnester, the
81 900 asked for by the SuperIntendents OF the
POOR Tor the erection OF separate building ct the
County Poorhouse IN which 70 place insane peg
sons.
The snow, which descended on Sunday to . uni
form depth OF about sixteen inches, has brought
Joy to 'young America" and rejoicing to the own.
ers or livery establishments throughout the
county. Snow plouRhs attached to locomotives
were brought into requiaitlon on some Of the rai.
roads during sunday night, thus preventing any
obstruction to travel yesterday.
The New York herald., 1874-12-22
STATEN ISLAND.

In consequence Of the depth OF snow yesterday
the staten Island shore Railroad Company sub
stituted sleghs for their cars between Fort wads-
worth and Port Richmond.
Mr.. George William Curtis. the Rev. !. E. Rock.
well, the Rev. J. 9. Eccleston, D. D.; Andrew a.
Smith, NJ. D.. Alfred Cassell, M. D., and the Rev.
Charles Ward have volunteered to denver lectures
before the Young Mems CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, ~
their rooms at Factoryvilie.
Mr. Julius Jayer owner Of the toy factory Dc.
stroyed BY Ore on Friday night last on saran Ann
street. Tompkinsville yesterday caused the arrest
OF Charles Mutank, q German employed IN the
Lighthouse Department. on cnares oi setting axe
xAssnSs As SsaplotonA ana held n oAooo ball
The New York herald., 1874-12-22
souri, sixsa long bonds. st asx. The rest Of the
market 10 unchanged.

souri, sixss long bonds. at eek. The rest Of the
market 10 unchanged.
BANK sHARES
The Bank OF Commerce sold st l2o and the
Fourth National at 1905 a l0l.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were firm and sold as follows Toledo.
Peoria and Warsaw Western division, at 60:
Chicago and Northwest, ss; Pacific and Missouri
first mortgage, Carondolet branch, 72 Pacific or
Missouri first mortgage, 90; Chicago and North
west, consolidated coupon gold bonas 81; Wabash
first, st. Louis division, 67; Great western hist
mortgage, s4; Union Pacific first, 921G; do,
sinking fund, Tx; New York Central first, ia;
New Jersey Central. convertible, 1885; DO. first,
consolidated, 1929; Michigan Southern. sinking
und. 1o41l; Michigan Central sevens lO1l u l0l3s;
Union Pacific sevens, land grant, 90; Central
Pacific first mortgage, California and oregon
branch, s4is c., c. and l. O., frst CT; Toledo and
wabash frst SO; Central Pacific frst san Joaquin
branch, s35 Lacrosse and Milwaukee elghts.
first, o5 Louisville and Nashville, consolidated.
1893, 81; Hudson River second, sinking iund lO5;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph eights, convertible, 50:
Chicago Burlington and Quincy eights, ia; Nor.
ris and Essex first, 1oSh. The following were the
The New York herald., 1874-12-22
BROOKLYN.

An effort is being made to have the Bridge street
ferry reopened under the auspices OF the Union
Ferry Company.
The Commissioners OF Charities, through their
corps OF visitors, have discovered that number
OF the applicants tor relief are lmpostors
This evening concert Will be given at the
Academy of Music, at which the prima donna
vioetta Colville Will sing, accompanied BY Gil
mOreS Band
sleighing on the Brooklyn roads and the Park
was excellent yesterday, and hundreds Of runners
were out, filed with people bent upon enjoying
the winter sport.
the vacancy in the Chief Clerkshlp Of she City
Court has not been filled, and the candidates are
increasing. The three most prominent applicants
Tor the once are William L. Robinson, George
Knaebel and Frank Madison.
telegraph pole, which workmen were raising
ON Fulton street. fell yesterday morning, and.
striking upon the top OF passing vehicle, N
wnlcl Mrs. George E. Ward. OF No. 272 Ryerson
street, was seated, injured the lady severely
about the head
the female detectress who arrested the murdereI
of Charles Goodrich the 81, 200 reward voted to
her by the Common Council. Inc objection lies in
the failure OF the Aldermen to SPECIFY wnat lund
the money shall be taken from.
The superintendent Of the Syracuse Asylum for
Idiotlc Children has notified the Commissioners Of
Charity OF his readiness to receive imbecile chill
dren who are now inmates OF the Kings County
Nursery. the Board Of Charities will avail them.
selves OF the opportunity or providing the more
suitable institution mus offered for the care Of
this helpless class OF unfortunates.
Albert Buser, o convict, escaped from the Pent
tentiary yesterday morning. He was committed
March A.. 1874. for o term OF four years ana six
He Is i've feet lour incnes high dark complexion.
dark eyes ana brown nalr. his vile, Rose Buaer,
was arrested at her place q residence, No. 2sS
warren street, on suspicion Of assisting Apert 70
escape.
The New York herald., 1874-12-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

, GALvEsTos, ,,,s,, Dec. Dec 81, 1874
Britain, l7ss; coaswise l0a Sales 0l9 Stock, s7ss7.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2, 1874
Cotton quiet; middling, l4c low mddling, lssc good
sSnSss-'0 soss,M Great 'f'' '''' sues '''v s'0sA
Cotton auict mddling, 1870 is;ac; low miadiing,
ssSa 'is1tssy s s assssR
Cotton arm; mladlins ls'.s;; I.w %iadIing: is.c
s1s cat @ stau Ss % %5eeep o & eass
f,434 Stock. iv2l4i.
s''f; ' @
oswEeo. Dec. q, 1874,
81 a. sus ss %ss eaS fa s yas SoI
steady Sic ior high mixed. Barley quiet; sales q
@ sssssl;
Albany, sac. - =, ,,-
so barley DO sil9 dS Sar
@a ps bus sashssy
H5ss ss d? Ss o COZ ssssy s d.
s. ssrsy IS s. s. sS Sus ISL wS Mss'efa 3
Wheat dun; MliWanasss. 10: sprlnE slMS lS de:
iss Ss G',fafs shs Mntsr s sspsns Corn
sna lots sass c old ss s
!as sss sssy' <
Western 81 Al 81 45 Dressed hogs, Ssc. &c. PrOvi-
sons firm; pork, $2l short cuts S2l hams, l3o
shoulders, l0c breakfast bacon, l2c dried beet loc;
beef tongues $6 per Dozen Lard in terces lac. 4hc
In tubs and kegs l41ac. o l5c. . -
TOLEDO Dec. 2l, 1874
Flour steady. Wheat firm and in lair demand; No;
No. red, 81 III No. Edo, s! os1a Corn dull and de-
cning; high mixed, 7o1sc. December, 7Oc January,
7Olac old 75c. low mixed 6ylac Oats steady; No:
and Michigan, 5oc white, 5Sc. Clover seeds S. 60.
Dressed hogs IS IS Is ReceiptsWheat 1000 bushels;
corp, 81 0OU do OATS 40O do. sbpments-Flour, loo
bbls wheat, 1000 bushcls corn 500 do; OATS l2uOO
do .
Flour duh and unchanged Wheat ind fair demand and
higher No. spring, ylIsc; No. do, S9se. sg,4c.,
cash s9ssc sgAc., january; 9o7sc. elc February;
rejected. iS9c corn IN tair demand and higner No.
mixed old 7Si4c, spot 724c, Mag; new, o3s+c: cash
6tc. January reected &c b24c Oats in fair demand
and higher No. lat 531ac., CASH b3,sc January Rye
IL air demand ana higher No at ssc sse Barley Icy
higher Tor heavy Is S. N dull Tor light At ST 60
So Pork IN fair demand and higher, at $40 casn:
Sl9 IS, February: Sl9 65, March, Lard in fair demand
and higher at $la cash; $l3 80 February. Bulk meats
steady shoulders 6hc; short rib mddles 9lAc short
clear middss lies s,sc Al spot parity cured Whiskey
Whea q
and unchanged. Oats hr,n and unchanged Pork,
Sly s5 February. Lard, sls IS, February. Receipts
Flour, l00U bills; wheat s. 900 bushels; corn. 1000
do. oats, 5000 do: rye, lN do; barley. 1900 do.
shipments-Flour 10000 bbls. wheat B.0J0 Bushels;
corn, 1900 do oats, 500 do; rye, 1000 do; barley.
IL UOu do.
The New York herald., 1874-12-22

The failure OF Fysche & COmings was announced
at the Stock Exchange to-day.
The Governing Committee have unanimously ex-
PEELED Il. r. Wright, the broker, who made such
sensation on Saturday by heavy purchases Of
wabash
The New York herald., 1874-12-22
CLOSING pRICES-3 P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON STEADY FOR ''sPoT," EASIER FOR
CORN FIRMER-oATs DEARER-PoRK NoMI-
NAL-LARD FIRMER-0RocERIEs QUIET
FREIaHTs TRM--PETRoLEUM Y1RMER-
SPIRITS TURPENTNE HIGHER-RosN DULL
wHIsKEY BETTER.
MONDAY, Dec. 21-6 p. NJ.
The markets were still quiet. as general
thing, though there were some exceptions. On
'Cnange nour was firm, but not active. Wheat
was in better request and prices were higher The
demand was principally for export, and the market
was firm at the close. Corn was quiet, but frmer.
There were few sellers Of old except on basis OF
higher prices. Oats were irmer, though not
especially active at the close. Whiskey was frmer
Pork was still quiet ana nominal. Lard was in
fair requess and frmer Freights were nrm.
Cotton met with better inquiry for spot lots and
ruled steady; futures opened frmer, but closed
easier. Groceries were quiet, with the tone OF
the market and OF the coffee market strong
Petroleum neglected but held nominay frmer
Spirits of turpenne was in demand and higher, while
rosin dull and nomihaly unchanged.
CorrEE.-The market tor Rio and Santos rules very
strong with only limited stocks in first hands Sales
reported Of 1850 bags Santos hepherdess ct
1870. the quality was the same sold last week
lsc, which shows an advance of &c. on Santos; but
prices OF o touSu very stIoHg are not ADVANCED as
there have been sales to establish q higher
range OF value. Mild grades Arm, but
quiet. We quote:-Rio. ordinary cargoes I7c
IKE: fair do. l7Ac; good do, isAc.
lssc prime do. l94c 9sc; extreme range Tor lots
l7c 20c.; Java. rnme mt bags 2bc. 2c do.
mats Zoe 25c. Ceyl on, l7c. yc. Maracaibo l5zc
i9c.: Laguayra lsc. iec ?amaica tic. ais1sc:; ST
Rica l7sc. is,ac,; Mexican, iSc. lsc. Angostura
lie l0c. Savanilla l6c l9c Curacao, l6c. q lSc
gold. 70 and 20 days.
CorroS.-The market for spot cotton rather more
acye on an improved call chiefly ir9m exporters Tor
good staple cotton to tone up low grades previously OBJ
tanned through short notice purchases which delivered
srabic lots 10 sell in Liverpool The demand from the
mills the shape OF small orders to replenisn work
ing supplies as required at the moment Futures in
the absence of any general Information relating 10
receipts bid up &c, but subsequently lost the
provement closing at about saturdays figures for the
iaie months and 32c. easier than saturdays figures
the nearby months not twthstanding decrease IN port
receipts heard from up to the close 'Change.
Short notices sold at Is s3s but were aflerward held
Closing quotatons;-December IL lsloc l37,c,,
inal january, 1890 Is 29S2c February. IA 1899.
March, IA l36c. April Is S.l6c. lb 732c May 10 7-52c.
is 96c june, Is q s:c l51sc; July ID ss2c l6tsc.:
quotations based American standard OF classifca.
The New York herald., 1874-12-22

The following table shows the opening, highest

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes In prices at the close to-day as
compared with those OF saturday, show the fol-
lowing results:--
DECLINE--Atlantic ana Pacific preferred, u per
cent; Erie u; Pacific Mail, TX; Panama, 1E Erie,
IN London, u.
ADvANcE.-Lake Shore, u; Northwestern COM
mon, y; Ohio and MISSISSIPPI, u Rock Island, u !;
st. Paul, y: wabash, /; Union Paci1c u.
The stocks that remained UNCHANGED In this
comparison were New York Central, e., G. and /.
c.. Delaware and Lackawanna, Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, Harlem, Quicksilver, Western Union. At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph, Canton and North
west preferred.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money was active in call loans to-day, and rates
were again established at 4 and per cent. Com
mercial paper remains as last quoted. Foreign
exchange closed quiet at the following quota.
tions:-Prime bankers sixty days sterling; 4.s4h
. As6 and Aso and 4.90 Tor demand.
GOLD.
Gold was steady during the day, the opening and
closing prices being l11h and lllss. The rates
paid for carrying was per cent and for borrowing
l.g4 per diem to nat, and per cent per annum.
The New York herald., 1874-12-22

Total. lUiu 3so ISo
!ncludsa IN the ABOVE are 20 Sa,es ,n g arrive for
as foows--s atlrday. after one r M-January 100 at
Is 3s2c, 100 at Ac.; February, 800 at lac. $40 at
IL 3,32c, 100 at Il 7l6 March 700 at IA 25szc l5O0
IA 27.32c April Ll01 at i5 t32c. 600 at 1896 May.
IOOJ l5c 800 at Is l7.32c 100 at 10 pi6c June 400
at l554., 3Ou at 10 q Sc, 200 At 10 El6; July.
:peccmber 4c, nsminal; January lac. FebrI-
ary. ID 7l6c March, 1877 BE April 10 53.c ais 3l6c;
May, is I73!c. l5 9l6c June, H. Is Gc. july l6 32c
Ii il6c. August, l6A4c Market barely steady TODAY
up to two r. M-January, lUat &c. 800 al IA l6c;
800 ut -3.c 500 NJ lac. l.3oo at Is Sc. $40 at
Is l5l6c. 10y at l3yc. February sn a. i5slc ao at
M las 90 as 81 c 4 m s1H y zoo a Maran e dS s
at l4,c, AN Mt IA Si3lc.. 100 at lsc 100 at 2sS!c 100
April 800 at is 93lc 20J oc 2Jo at 15 93,c. 2Oj
lb l6c UD at 10 $780, 100 at 10 5Hc Az nj l5c 100
10 at sas 200 al is s;sic. isi0 81 q Ilisa.:
june en a. o5 = at 5 ssc 100 at % q Sc Se io
Is l5-6c. July, 100 at ls4c uo AZ 10 g3.c 100 at
I6,ac Total. 1880 bales 1rand total, 1850 bales.
Receipts at the various ports were as o'i9ws Gaves.
tom i127 bales; New Orleans, 9,ieg; Mobile, hs-7;
Savannah. 52g,; Charleston, 5.l07; Wilmington, lIs7
Norfolk, l6f New York, 2,537; Boston, Philadelphia,
5j4 Total. si,GsS THIS day last week, 4o645 This day
Havre by steam. Nc: by SAIL Nc; TO Hamburg, by
Ste am I'D; py sail Sc; to Bremen by steam, c; Dv
SAIL ssc. compressed to Liverpool olod, by steam by
FLOUR AND GRAIN eceipts- Flour, 1887 bbs wheat
3u00 bushels; coin, s. 800 do meal 100 bbls and
was in moderate demand but the market Arm y
unchanged prices Reported sales OF 100 bbls realized
prices quoted. Rye Hour was quiet In meal there
was d gnt business which included 600 bbls within
The New York herald., 1874-12-22

$4,000 Tenn 6's. n, xc...
10000 do.
1900 N } Cen c.. ....... II
500 N j Cen lst con-. |
1900 G 4 NV c c gb.... /
100 Mich South $ t.. l
5000 Mich Cen rs. ..... II
lUUU do. i
1000 Tn Pac skg i'd.
60O1 Tn Pac 7'slg.b
So G r t,C&O br. be
6DOO g, @ u | q. lst. -.
1900 Tol h W lst. .....
lU' 90 G Pa lst, S j. BIC
1900 Iol 4 w ist, Slid
1000 l. & NJ SIS. lst. -.
400 Lie 4 N c, 'eS. -.
5000 II a stJo SIS, con
1000 Hud r I'd, $ f..... ]
5000 Chi, Bur 4 q SIS. !
5000 Morris 4 Es lst.. l
leo shs Quick NJ pf. be.
20 U ) Ex Co. be
AM Zria Pr hc
The New York herald., 1874-12-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS,


Government bonds closed strong at the follow.
ing quotations:-United States currency skies,
117k l17k; do. do. skies, registered, 1881, 1l7H
1l7,<; do do. skies, 1881, 12lh 12lH: do. do.
nve-twenties, registered, 1862, 1l3,I ll3x; do.
do. do, coupon, 1862, 1881 a 1lsh do do. do,
registered, 1884, ll5 ll5A; do. do. do, 1864.
ll6K 1l5H; do. do. do, registered, 1866, III q
NIX; do do. do, coupon. 1865, 1l7k 1173t; do.
do. do, new, registered, 1865. 1l6k 1l61 do do.
do, new, coupon, 119h q 119A; do. do. do, regis.
tered, 1857, III ll7k; do. do. do coupon, 1867,
l2oX 12l; do. do. do, registered, 1858, III q
ll7A; do. do. do, coupons. 1888, l20A l21; !; do.
oo ten-forties, registered ll3a< 1l4 do do. do.
coupon, ll4k q ll4H; do. do. nves, registered,
1851, llsK ll3X; do. DO. do, coupon, 1881, ll3K
ilsX.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
the internal revenue receipts to-day were
&62l,o4S. The customs receipts to-day were
$les,ooo. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$6S,00o on account OF interest, and SILL 900 IN re.
demption Of nve.twenty bonds.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
London advtces report an increase In bullion by
the Bank OF England on balance to-day OF E1l2, ,0oo
The rate Of discount in the open market Tor three
months bills 10 81 per cent, or x per cent below
the BANK rate. The market for securities Is dull
and steady; Erie, however, declined from 25x to
2AX rs. The following are the 1--WE O'Clock quo.
tations :-Consols money, ok VIZ: do. ac.
count, % s2k; 1866 bonds, old loeH; 1897 bonds.
old, 1o7; ten.iorty bonds, lo4X; new aves, loah |;
Erie, Is; do. preferred, ~ ~: rsntss at Paris
~ l1ko.
sorrRrRN soxpa
oV n1nGnnno nkHnnh a0s0n000h nnaA - "a ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22
show TO GO WEST,

This is an inquiry which every one
should have truihiully answered before
he starts on his journey, anda little care
taken in examination of routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad has achieved splendid reputa-
tion IN the last three years as the leading
Passenger Route to the West, Starting al
Chicago or Peoria, il ruas direct through
Southern Iowa and Nebraska, with close
connections To California and the Terri
tories. 1t is also the short line and best
line To Quincy, Missouri, and all points in
Kansas and New Mexico. Passengers
on their way westward cannot do better
than to take this route.
This line has published pamphlet en-
titled How TO GO WEST" which con-
tains much valuable information; a large.
correct map of the Great West, which can
be obtained free of charge by addressing
the General Western Passenger Agent.
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy Railroad.
Chicago, Ill. Jant0-74-y1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22
Indiana Legislature.

As nearly as can be ascertained at pres
ent the political complexion of the neAi
legislature will be about as follows.
THE SENATE.
Posey and Gibson, Jasper Davidson.
*VandeTburg, II. G. Goodiny.
Warwick and Pike, j. b. Hendricks.
Spencer and Perry, II Tobin.
Sullivan and Knox, H. X. wilson.
Daviess and Greene, Andrec HumDtreys
Martin, Orange S Dubois. Henry 4. Ped
Crawford aud Harrison, s. T. StuckIeger.
Floyd IN Clark, Franklin e. johnson.
&Washington and Jackson, John 4. B0to-
man.
xLawrence and Monroe, G.. w. Shiedley.
Brown and Bartholomew, H. B. GrOce.
*Scou. Jennings and Decatur, j. ii. Fried.
ley.
Jefferson. a. L. Roe.
Switzerland, Ohio and Ripley. Vim. Cul.
bertson.
*Decatur and Rush, H D. Slecth.
#Vigo. II. ID. Scott
xOwen and Clay, IT. B. Rfng0.
*Sheby and Johnson. " X. Slater.
*Putnam and Hendricks, Addison Daggy.
Parke and Vcrmillion, j. L. johnson.
Il Ouutdlu anu NdIItil, w. I g. ouOQcS-
Tippecanoe. Nj. Larne.
Benton. Newton, Jasper and White, Geo.
Msyers Ind.
Lake and Porter. d. F. Skinner. Ind.
NLaporte, D. II. Winterbotlam.
st Joseph and Stark, JoseQh Henderson.
*Marshall, FIlton, and Pulaski, ~ r.
Smith
*Ko.ciusko and Whitley, C. w. Chap
man.
*Elkhart, James K. Beardsley.
Noble and Lagrange, VIM. Bunyan
*oteubeD and Dekalb, W. j. Howard.
Allen. r. @. BeN
sAilen. Adams, and Wells, JOIN d. Sar-
tngisausea
Huntington and Wabash, E. Heckleman
Grant. Blackford, and Jay, j. Underwood.
Miami and Howard, ID. K Bearss.
Cass and Carroll, d. d. Dykenaan.
Hamilton and Upton, p. Cardwell. Ind.
*Boone and Clinton, Aadreao H. Boone.
Madison and Delaware, r. II. McCsee. In
*kaudolph, Andrew j. Neff.
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