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ITO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM
GOVT AND NEURALGIA.


In view Of the pumberless sufferers addicted with the
above painful maladeS feel induced 70 o1er to the
P""N ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE.
This medicine proves be the only remedy
IN this line It has almost aways given inatan.
taneous relief and most caseS Permanently
cured the disease During the last years have
cured Of persons In this city and STATE and
the I'M, Sa q g Sus one Soo sod che patien NOT
least ind great relief after the use OF tae
Rrst bottle, por0on II undoubtedly not sunartnR
from any the above diseaAea It 10 but one year
have successfully used the for over sixteen years
with the satisfactory results. and 1t hse now &C.
oured euch widespread reputation that convtnces
the most skeptical "f its curative powers.
OF the many thousands who have been cured Will
only to the following welknown ciSisens Oh our
oity who have ali signed the following card:
We the underhigned residents OF the city OF NOW
Orleans, have used Mr.. W. L. Jurg:elewtcz's ANIt-
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, and have found that 1t
Nv Uogseesed mediciDal virtues "a stated In the
above and therefore do most cheertuly
James Revan owner of livery stable. No 1874 Baronne
street; Stephen Kranss CORNER Annunoiaton and
Wsahiupton atreets; Charles Roemer proprietor OF
Gaddery store. No. 09l Tchoupitonae street; Gptn
Srocer corner Gen Taylor and Magazine streets Capt
| Boyd Robinson No. 40 Rampant street; MrS ADn
Ofieron No. 1913 Camp street; d: j. Wtokes, mo- IOd
St. Andrew street Capt Wn Claiborne hsriiH E n
brewery No. 2s2 villere street, George SteuerDGge
Nh ss VilIsre street; W. A. Kowalski, No los Tchou
pitoulas ptreet Dufantin No IS GAennie street
| Ma n. = Brun midwife, No. 3sl MA2asine street
| Mra e. Stebrandt midwife, No. 32A Camp Btrectj
n Fnegan chief guager, United States Gus tomhouse
o. y. Thieaman, grocer, No 3sA Magazine street.
&"r ". L. JURGIELEwICZ. Druggist,
Cor. MagaSine and Thalis sts New orleenc La
Price q Super bottle mySO % "
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CT. vINCENTs. INSTITUTE.
DoNALpsoNvILLE. LOUISIANA.


The public informed that the Sisters Of Charity
1878, in the above named hsalthiai little village.
They who may object send their children to more
northern lattade Wi and In this institution all the
facilities for Christian and refined education the
At St. Joseph Academy. Enmottaburg, Nd. OF which
1t 10 o branch. .
The healthy atmosphere Of this beautiful spot. stu.
ated the junction OF the Mississippi river and the
Bayou Lato1rche and tho readiness with which II can
desirable The buildings and grounds are spacious
and commodious, we suited to an institution OF this
kind. - 49,
The Sisters In consideration Of tho changed condition
of the SOUTH have reduced tho terns PRICE.
The scholastic 10 divided into two sessons OF
Ave months each, tho first commencing September lst
| tho second February LIST
TERSs-PAYABLR IN ADVANCE.
Board and Tuition tipcluding washing, mending bed
and beading), per session % w.
| Per w
| French language, por annum --.- ~ W
] Tapestry, Painting. etc., extra charges.
Music at Professors prioes.
| Books and Stationery furnished at current prices.
| A term commenced will be con sideIed q term com
pleted, no deduction being made for absence.
| For further Information reference can be made IL
person the different Institutions of New Orieans o.
by letter OF tho Institution at Donaldson
vile. mys oel
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A PRIEST AT sEA.-Good Father Bessonies, of
Indianapolis, after over thirty years on the
Mission in Southern Indiana, left this port, for
a few months recreation, on July 10Th. We
had the pleasure of q call FROM him. We were
Disguised, however, at finding him, French
man, booked for passage on q PrussiaH steamer
We read, now, with malicious delight, what
happened to him in consequence. The good
Indianapolis-Dr J. w. Rogers new paper:
"Every day since we came on board we had
invariably eggs for breakfast and fish for din,
ner. To-day, Thursday, although no prophet
announce to the clergy on board, that to-nor.
row. Friday, we will have neither eggs nor fish.
Friday comes. NO eggs for breakfast, no fish for
dinner, bat Father Paganini is piling on his
plate any amount of meat, which, however, he
shoves off upon my Whispering in his ear
Friday. We get up from the table hungry and
an CRY, and still laughing about my prophecy
Good enough for theml This mever could have
happened on Friday had these Rev. gentle
men gone on the French line, or on steamer
of the National. or of the Inmau!-NeU Yor'
| Frecmdn's Journal.
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sect that inilicts it; and when bites come
in ouick succession, q dozen in each
place. and one feels for o few mo-
ments the rankle OF the poison, now
can he preserve the plecidity Of his
temper or the decorum OF bis manners
We have known individuals whose for
bearance under repeated wrongs has ex-
cited orr highest admiration, utterly upset
by the pertinacious impudence or the dn-
no wonder! No one can stand being
baited by teasing insignifcanee. A loud
buzzing, swift flashing bluebottle, darting
backward and forward within an inch of
your ears, is very apt to raise your ire, but,
after all, he is nothing TO that much small
Ter specimen of the tribe, which perseveres
| in restricting its sphere of flight within q
| foot at farthest from your nose, and pitches,
and pitches, and pitches again upon that
susceptible organ, only shifting it's posi-
| ton to let you scratch. and then immed-
lately coming down again. Does the reader
remember having ever met with person
who could keep his serenity unrntf1ed
under that provocatiOu Z No, no! There
are some ills that no philosophy can react
some annoy ances which no temper can pu
up with-simply because they are in them
selves so petty, and yet so potent. Now
vexations greatly resemble fies--at least
in the effects they produce. They come
upon US 80 suddenly, SO frequently, some
times so persistently that you get thrown
off your balance before you are we'll awar
of it. You cannot treat them as you woul'
treat troubles. They are too puny Il
drive you back upon the source OF patienc
} and endurance They do not assail you
feelings OF your sympathies but your tenn
DER.
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mHITE STAR LINE

sailing from New York for Liverpool via Queenstown
e' MN LIVE ssiling from New York for Liverpool,
via O7eenstOwB. every Saturday. ~, 1,-,- tor
R0TTERDAA LINE sailing from New GoFk iOE
Rotterdam every fortnight -, VII o,A
RED STAR LINE. sailing from New YORK ana
DhiIadalnhin alternately, eyeIy Wednesday. g.,
MERICAN LINE sailing from RhilaaelPhl@ iOE
Liverpool via Queenstown every thursday
Through. tickets from SeW Orleans to any point IN
Europe. 3D.. -. - Iy,-o,. to .Dv
Io nn cFsts good for twelve months at great
prSssS issued, from 81 up current rate Of EH-
are rs low ~ can be had in New YorE:
EVER facility and information given Bertno
" ''''N A, K. MILLER T. CO., Agents,
IS CnrOndelet street, New Orleans
=. O. Drawer RGS.
Tbs sT,ATE LINE will dispatch their pagni-
AsSpt PnssoaTor RAeamship STATE OF Ala - =
lfSt proUn Nev efipans to Liverpool % the LAth o.
~ 10 SsSuTs good bertha book SaEly- nySe Sm
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PLADoN SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

This famous Watering Place opened for the Season
June Is5, 1875. -, ,,1rpx1 uyEnNESnAv and
stTURDAY EVENING, at o'clock, arriving NJ
BladCn next morning ,- s,s ror month ssO
Roord-per day, e. so per week. u3i per month"; S0O
Children and eoIored servants nai-prioo 40 .od so
TSA ACSON, SEIXAS co, Grocer 80 enH ov
Canal and 81 Common streSt9 are agents FOR the sae o.
~ RiSdon water in barrels, and are authorized &c
make with families for the seaSoh anu
win lI furnish 5 further j. C0NNoR CO, PropristOrS
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Tnaes that Veg De.

Few men can bear vexatiOns' with dig
MY They are the mosquitoes that infest
ee moral atmosphere. To sum. up the
t ,ocs OF which philosophy gives one con-
Encourage, patience, fOrtitude, mag
taaA9imity-for the purpose of meeting an at
peE OF venomOus insects, seems ridiculous.
O0s bite 10 bite, however tiny the in
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IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
French Corsets and Hosiery.

so dozen gold medal French coRsETs, Ooot q as at
40 dozen Woven French CoRsETs. cost o. IS at 81
~ So1sn Real French Glove lifting, 81, at % .
n dozen Hand made French CoRSETS. cost u So at
az dozen Real Robert worry double bone. extrAlOnE
cost e5, at So. a, zo
oS So-e1 NfsaeN' CORSETS. cost 81 so, at 9Dc. ,
az Sozsn ane skeleton CORSETS, at half the original
value. -. -,-r,,,r nc :. oE, .'t
SfZes of COrsets. l6t 40 inches
IRarneu,her the French Corset Emporium
$40, 5 5So magazine DE- A'"' ii. HEfMAE.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ACHIEVEMENTS.

INV,
A REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM PER
FORMED In NEW ORLEANS BY DR. ROBERTS
IN 1867. -, s..
New Oreana, June ~. 1875
In January, February and March, 1867, was CON-
fined to nv bed with inhammatory rheumatism, my
arms and limbs being terribly ollen. had been
given up to die by my family physician, and had been
In an unconscious condition three days when Dr. Rob,
crts was called to me. In ten minutes Dr. K had
40 completely psychological TO cause all pain TO
cease. became conscious and arose from the bed and
walked across the broom The Doctor only
gave me three treatments by vital magnetism, until
every vestige OF rheumatism was removed At this
nS G"is sm 'D''' Mrs. A. FoUGEREAT.
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Wednesday, October 6, 1875.

the people OF the South, will enter upon i Forty.
ffth Scholastic year
Wednesday, October 6, 1875.
With the old advantages q . sound Classical and
tages Of arst,eiass building, entirely new and much
arrangement and accommodation.
Tho Professors being membera Of Society which
5 ssIss e yoa ina
vantage long traditional experiences The Eaucattoa
and has for its aim not only 70 adorn the minds
pupils with useful knowedgo. but also TO tnltu int
for the duties they viii have TO discharge In sftari
The Plan Of Instruction consists Of three principal
mereisi The Prsparssory laat. ONE year, and
to the younger students for higher
09 TSs oLAssC4L Course iasts SIX years and en-
braces all the branches Of thorough Collegiate and
those who give proofs the requisite knowledge In the
crock and Latin Languages, and sLow suic,ent prod
and SRe higher branches OF Mathematics are entitled
| to the degree OF 4. B. tBAchelor Of Artsl.
phy ana scisnOo in the College who have passed two
e g; EnsfSsX z as 4ss year,
embraces all the branches usually taught In CommercA
no tS and sisth years. Of the Cisssicsi eoars ne
Students attend lectures In Natural PHILOSOPHY and
The age Of admission IL from mine aftssa yeAEs
and to 30 admitted one must prsvicusy know hoW 70
| read and Write.
TaR,s PER gRssIor OF TEa HoNTHs-
Board Tuition and &SshinG payable haifyoariy -, =,
and In ADVANCE - y
Bed and Bedding. 10 q
Circulars can be obtained by sddrassipg tho
PRESIDENT OF sPR1AG HILL COLLEe1
THE JESUIT RArHERN
Corner hA'0nns Ane PoURsSH S:sss 2Fsas
an93741y 100 Gravisr street. Rev OrlsaaA.
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The Milwaukee Sentinel: "The Drug
clerk in Chicago who gave arsenic instead
of ouinipe was propsbly raised as proof
reader and failed to understand why a
little mistake should make much differ
apcen
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The European sxfenaivey patroniEed by the 1riSn'
E3ritfab and Americas Hierarchy aad Clergy. . NJ. .
Families and tourists wiz find In IL the coIiorss o.
homo combined with moderate charges ana asolo0"u'
Hot and Cold Baths Large and elegantly agPSlatod
I.ndiea' Coffee Room. hahsc On
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Il Corner st. Philip and GalveE streets,
New Orleans.
And Bav St. Louis, the Sea Shore

The government throughout this establishments 10
mild parental The pupils are never from
their Recreation table, dormitores
the Same all. In short, everything tends TO pro-
mote aectionate union between the Sisters and the
Young ladies intrusted to their motherly care.
The instruction IL thorough and solid and in harmony
with requirements OF society The course conpraes
I'm both glish and Frenoh) all the branches Of know
led &c cultivated the present day. Each language 10
taught natives Of respective countries - 70 In
sure correct pronun ointion -, ..
The academioal year closes with public exhbition
and distribution OF premiums to which parents arc In
yited.
hero the object Of special attention and
soctude Governing those placed under their charge
BY suasion alone the Sisters Of St. Joseph ende
vor ncnloAte principles of solid piety require the
strict Observance polite and aniabe department. and
Pupils Of all denominations are admitted
NoTA.-DurinR the bathing soason, the Boarding
School 10 moved the Bay 81 Louis whore the Sister,
Of st. Joseph have o douriBhing academy.
TERMS-To DO paid in advance - follows; -
Boarding, per three months --.S1 w
Washing, " .s..--..- -.s.-s-' y, ~ ~ ~
i Entrance ~ - : ~ W
WuSc Lessons and use Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Singing Lo0aonA.. w
| Drawing Loa0ona. W
Pastel oil painting according 10 the number Of pupth
Needlework In all 10 varieties, golden embroidery,
artificial howers II taught to the boarderB without extra
For further particulars address superi0rees Of TIE
Academy the Sisters Of st. Joseph, Box 1871 New On.
| leansI" or. II moro convenient aPply to -,r.o,z
desc 74Iy or @. D. ELDER AgepG
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" OF THE
IMMAC ULATE ONCEPTION
Corner Of Common and Batonne streets.
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Louisiana and empowered confer degrees, II
Quoted by the Society of The bad
ings are well adapted for educational purposee. A
courtyard entirely out tho street. 10 reserved for
recreaon that from the arrival Of the pupts 81 a
TIL their departure at NJ. they are cesseAasy
secluded and superintendent. Il &
Tho Course Of Instruction Is threefold, Preparatory
Commercial and Classical sf6E
The Preparatory Course IL for beginnera. :.
Tho Commercial Course IL for those students who do
not wish to learn Latin and Crock.
The Classical Course IL for those who desire to have
complete education.
French 10 taught in the three
students mot admitted. unless they know how 70
read and write.
The moral and OF the students 10 the
leading object Of the Instructors. F..
Every month report 10 parents, stating con.
duct, progress rank in class and attendance.
The aoademcal year begins on the frat Of October
and closes towards the end Of July.
Collegiate Course payable In advance and in Uni3sd
| States currency, two months, $40.
D7sIy REv. D. GAUTRELET. President
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

DR. ROBERTS
u CURES ALL MANNER OF
CHR ONTO D1SEA Els.
New Remsdiesi No matter who has failed to cure
YOU When hopeless. is the time DR.. ROBERTS g. eat
healing powers are manifested.
Office l42 CANAL STREET. CONSULTATIONS lree.
ONCE hours, A II. 70 Az II.
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TMPoRrANT To PROPERTY HOLDERS AND
L Tennntn-Tho Now Orleans Sanitary ana E1cSYh-
tnE Company beg leave to inform the citizens OF NSM
orleans that thEy have perfected Al the necorSay
for the cleaning and emPying Of psvies a.
The aDusrntna used 10 known - the OdoIeeS E1oA
vnt,n1 puSratus Al is the ae that used IN new
YoIE Wilmington, Baltimore and other large cisies OF
an airticht tank and deodoriEiDg atSacnmenbs "
which Of vaults and sinks can Ds
the ordinary working hours Of the dsy e wen = AZ
njoht and with the greatest efficiency and dspabcn
This syste not only inau Eurates valuable CANARY
reform but is much cheaper than any other
in usa. Ala -,orLr;po
Of THE new Rystem at the office OF the company I'D
street and all orders left there addressed to
boT 9i3 Psstofice will receive prompt attention
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Parents In quest Of ArutCIasS SoheOl fer thsaE
SauRhtsrS, will do we'll to investigate the claims q
this celsbrRtsd Academy.
For thOrOughness every department. Of female s4H-
cation, Mount do ChantAl ranks pre-sniBontiy high.
Great attention Is given TO perfect the pupilS N
speaking and writing French auently. Fer these Who
arc sumeisntIy advanced It Is tho lAnEuAGo Of IL
recreation hOura The parity Of sOOent and oOrrocno
Of pronunciation acquired in this 1nstuon have i'aR
besn . matter Of surprise to th" native Parisiaa-
The rsn,un for superiority IN usiO Is 80 WidsspEosA
"a to have made this Academy almost national ooA
Ono fsatars in Partieular thet shOalA roeOlDana
kount Dc Chsatal to the sSRsis paroa4 h tho ina-
oucs exercised to form tho pup % views ssd habS It
economy. Simplicity In dress 4 onssrooa b. rui0-
These fsotS unItsd 20 ~ ozooodInSly Hod'1ss' na
for board and tuitssn, wE1 tEusA S'ouFo - 49,
school - large sna asaEGbls patrosAso in The foS
e Il has enjoyed In sho past
Tor further pAEISalaEs aPPly foE PTO0PessnA - ~
D,rso.-Oos Of 1suns d Chsnsal Academy q ~
] VIaItasssa, near Whssliag, ". Va taAS
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T. FITzwILLIAM. Il. ,. pcNA'
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Stationers. Printers, photographers,
BLANK BOOK uANUF4CTURERs,
CAMP
NEW ORLEANS.
The particular attention of the Mercantile Commu
pity is called to our large and well assorted stock OF
BLANK BOOKS PAPER, INK, PENS,
| OFFICE STATIONERY GENERALLY
and 30 our complete facilities for the execution o.
orders for
autographed Checks, Drafts, Exchange
and Blanks Of every description.
Having complete
PRINTING OFFICE AND BINDBRY,
ve are prepared to fill all orders for
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, CARDS
> JOB PRINTING
in all in branches, in tho NEATEsT STYLE nnd q
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THE
TIE
STATE LINE,

calling from New York to Glas-
gov, via Belfast, ever3 alternate
wednesday,
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CT. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County, Maryland.
This institution situated in healthy nnd
pictureaau part Frederick county Maryland, half
mile from EmmitsburR and two miles from Mopnt b.
Mary's College. It commenced in 1909, and moor
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland in 1876 The
buildings are convenient and spacious,
- THEME -
The academic year divided into two sessions Of ave
months each.
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing Mending and ..o ~
H. for each session ~ "
The Acadeu,o wear IA divided into two Sessions Of five
months each beginning respectively on the nrst ondy
| of Septemb Der and the hrst Of February.
~ " MOTHER SUPERIOR
| NOS IA Jy 80 Joaepbra Academy Emmttsbura Nd
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
tsT. JosEPH's,)
NEAR MOBILE. AL A.

This long established Institution favorably known
to the people OF the South will enter upon ita Forty
hfth Scholastic year
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E.nlng Star and Catholic Messenger,
JUVERILE COLUMN.

m oRLEANs, sUNIsATs AuGUsr % ls7s:
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EDUCATIONAL.
TJRsULlNE ACADEMY,
GALVESTON. TEXAS

The scholastic year Of ths Institution viii open
the First Monday In September.
TKRhss,
In Gold, or equivalent In Currency,
Board, WashinR Tuition. Stationery, and ords.
nary 1nhrmAry expenses. per month 30 90
Entrance fee for the Arnt year only. %
For particulars, address
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
jy25 2m Ursuline Academy, Galveston Texas
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The Democratic Caueuy.


NOMINATIONS FOR THE HOUSE OFFICERS
THE STAR, irits issue of Saturday, gave
the proceedings of the democratic caucus 10
nominate officers of the House OF Repre5en-
tatives up to o'clock. The feature of the
proc ceilings preliminary to the ballOting for
candidates was the speech of L. @. c. Lamar,
OF Mississippi. He first alluded to the dem
ocrat1c party being now IN control of the
lower House the first time for some years.
and advocated rigid economy in the appro-
prlat1ons and reform in all branches OF the
public service. He then alluded to the &C.
menled Ties between the north and south,
ana stated tnat the American people might
draw upon the south for superabundance Of
patriotism, and that the south stands ready
10 honor any draft which may be made upon
their patriotism or their faith in the glory
and benehcent destiny of American institu-
tiOns. He closed by urging the democratic
party to so act As 10 secure and retain the
confidence of the American people. This
address was heartily appiauded.
BALLOrISG FOR SPEAKER.
Az ,oIf CLOCK the fiTst ballot for SpeaSec
number OF votes cast 161; necessary to
choice 81. Mr.. Kerr received II; MIR. Randall
g.; Mr.. Cox 81, and Mr.. Sayler. of Oaio, /.
ceiving II; Mr.. Randall e; Mr.. Cox 20. and
Mr.. Sayler l.. Third ballot Mr. Kerr 30: Mr..
Randall 63; Mr.. Cox Z; Mr.. SaylerI.
The r. suit of the ballot having been an
the hall, said
Mr.. Chairman-Let the wish OF the ma.
jOrity be the wish of all. From this moment
The differences among ourselves must be az
an end, and thus present a united front To
our adyerSarieS. Our mission on this floor
must be, as far as we are able, To restore the
government TO its constitutional purposes
and 10 expose the corruptiOns of the admin
lstration. A word more of personal CHAR
acter TO those around who have so steadily
supported me. They have lost their choice,
but nave gained life long friend. now move
that the nomination of Michael c. Kerr of
Indiana, be made unanimous. the motion
was agreed to amid great cheering, and the
caucus then took recess until O'Clock PIN.
OTHER NOMINATIONS.
The caucus re8Ssembled at O'Clock, and
the following named gentlemel were nOmi-
mated for Clerk: George VI. Adams, OF Ken
lucky; L. L. Crittenden, of Missouri; A. ID.
Banks, OF Mississippi; +. G.. Shober, OF North
Carol ma; Stevenson Archer, OF Maryland:
u. NJ. Dubois. of Georgia; Col. Robert Tyler
OF Alabama; Hiram Calkins, of New York.
The ballOting proceeding six times before a
nOmlnatlOn was SecurCi q follows: