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TO EXCHANGE.

PLANTATION REsIDENCE-I will ex
i change q plantation (PTice ten thousand
dollars, which rents for two thousand dollars
per annum, and frst-class suburban resi-
dence fpTice forty-five hundred dollars, for
improved city property; or / Will exchange
the residence and a small plantation (pTice
six thousand dollars, rents for five HUNDRED
dollars per Rnnum, for improved city proper
". Tito to above property perfect, and free
from all incumbrance whatever. Address,
describing property, and state lowest cash
basis OF trade, I. ]. HUMPHREYS,
49, Madison ST., Kit Williams Block.
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The attention of passengers is called
to the new time card of the Memphis
and Little Rock railway, il another
column, from which it will be seen that
the trains of the company will leave the
depot of the Louisville, Nashville and
Great Southern railroad (head Of Main
streeD from this date.
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JUST RECEIVED.
ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS
BY TELEGRAPH.

VICKsBURG, July 24.-River rose 5
inches. Weather warm and clear. No
boats up. Down: Charles Morgan, and
Capital City.
LOUISVILLE, July 81 River rising,
with II feet inches in the canal and Y
feet 1 inches in the Indiana chute.
No arrivals or departures, except the
packets. 1t i3 the first clear day for
three weeks.
Sc. LOUIS, July 24,-Weather clear
and warm. River falling. Arrived:
Mary Boyd and Lady Lee, Peoria; Julia,
Vicksburg. Departed: James Howard,
New Orleans; Julia, Vicksburg.
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STRAW GOODS-FRANCISCO Il
WIGGIN.

Francisco d Wiggin, at their elegant
establishment, No. 3lS Main street, have
the largest and best stock Of straw hats
for men, youths and boys ever brought
to Memphis. They offer their straw
goods at cost, andSguarantee to suit every
customer. They make a speciality Of
Of straw goods, and also deal in the
felt and silk hats.
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GRENADINES,
at reduced prices, at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
Qo ID Leddinlg Buainegg College

DR.. J. J. Ross, surgeon dentist. Fill
ing, gold, silver and rubber plates,
Teeth extracted without pain, by the
use Of nitrous oxide gas, No. 265 main
efreaf
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LOwensteIn's Mammoth Clothing Store
23S Main street.
FIRE! FIRE!

My stock OF stoves, tinware, knives
and forks, Britannia ware, wood and viii
low ware, and hOuse-furnishing goods,
damaged by the late fire, will be closed
out regardless OF cost. This is q great
chance to obtain decided bargains in
this line of goods.
n. sCaWAKZENBERG, go Main street.
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REEDY's patent elevators, hydraulic,
steam and hand-pOwer, put up in the
best manner and on reasonable terms.
Orders received and executed by NJ. Bo-
land, office with VCnsble 81 Rawlings,
ii Union street.
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JUVENILES! JUYENILESrI

An elegant assortment Of the best and
most popular juvenile books, to suit all
tastes and ages, al 34I Main street, third
door south Of Union street.
A, +. non h w
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LOWenstein's Mammoth Clothing Store,
2SS Main street.

GET shaved at Billy Borg's tOnsOrisl
parlor, :"i enjoy the tanning machine,
No. 80 Union street, between Main and
Second
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!

Great reduction in.prfces. CYPRESS
FRAMING and all kinds or rough IUm.
Der, $40 per thousand feet.
wIELIAmS d CO.,
Lumber Dealers and manufacturers
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SILVER JUBILEE.
Fathers Kelly and EdeIfn-CeIeDTRttOn
of the TWensy-1iIth Anniversary
of their ordination.

Next Tuesday it will be twenty-five
wears since Rev. Father ]. A. Kelly and
Rev. Father J. V. Edelin,, with Rev.
Father o. A. Walker. were ordained
priests by Rev. J. b. Purcell, arch
bishop Of Cincinnati. In the class
which was then ordained were the
above-named priests, and also the Ia
mented Father Cleary, who fell vic
1857. OF this class, which was ordained
twenty-five years ago, III the church at
Circleville, Ohio, only three survive.
These are Rev. Father Kelly and Rev.
Father Edelin-the former the pastor,
and the latter the assistant pastor of st.
Peters church, in this city; and Rev.
Father o. A. Walker, of Cincinnati,
Ohio. Next Tuesday, the twenty-tifth
anniversary of this ordination will be
celebrated at st. Peters church, in this
city, upon which occasion Rev. Father
Meagher, of st. Columbia church, Edge
field, Tennessee, will deliver an apprO-
pirate sermon. At nine o'clock Tues
day morning the jubilee will be cele-
brated with solemn high mass, The
choir of st. Peters is one of the best in
the land, and will add not little inter-
CSL W GLlo OSSCNolSlI "LIC4 YIN
memOrates the twenty-five years
ministerial services Of these priests, the
only servivOrs, who, at the time men,
toned, were ordained in st. Joseph's
church, Circicville, Ohio. Rev. Father
Walker, of that city, is expected to ar
rive to-day, and will be present at The
jubilee. Immediately after his Ordina-
ton Father Cleary came to Memphis
and built st. Peters church, an edifice
which, to-day, is memorial to his viz
gin. piety and christian zeal. He also
organized the SodalIiy society, and to-
day its members recall him and his
good deeds with love and affection. AT
night the fathers will be given dram
attic entertainment by the SOdality So
ciety, at its hall, on Washington street.
They have labOred earnestly and faith
fully in the ministry, and can look back
over the past with a consciousness of
duty well done.
ksURIL,-Tne instantaneous cure for
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DR.. 7. z. TURNER,
DENTIST,

NO. 26o Main street over HHFnuDH
The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINd
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 245 Sc
cond street, HANSON q WALKER,
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PERSONAL.
FOR RENT.

nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes speci-
IL atty OF treating Eye and Ear Diseases
ONCE. Sg3 Poplar street. my25
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FOR LEASE.
TO LOAN.

MONEY-To loan on a piano would pUr
UA chase az a bargain for cash. Address
Jyls MUSIC, Appeal office.
EEONEY-~To loan on collateral. In sums 10
WI suit Apply to VIM. BERLIN,
fElE Rom q yg Madison street.
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l. o. D. +.

The Eucampment Guards, l. 0. o. F.,
Excursion and Basket picnic, at Her-
nandO, Mississippi, on Wednesday,
twentyAigbth instant, promises to be a
grand affair. The public are generally in
vited to attend. Fare, round trip and
admission to picnic, two dollars. Ladies
free. Tickets to be had Of the following
committee: J. J. Ross, Fred. II. Starr,
James Steele, II. J. Walker and Preston
Smith.
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CLOSING and brass fiuting-irOn COM
bined, 81 80. Best fluting machien
made, So 80. BY H. Wetter& Co
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
AhOuf that PfsaOl.

EDITORS APPEAL The article of
Mr.. Faulkner, of the twenty-third -,
does Mr.. Whitfield an Injustice.
The "pistol business" was set
tied when he was honorably acquitted
by Felix r. Smith, magistrate, and an
honorable ms'i, and by the grand jury
OF Lincoln county. Having heard the
evidence speak fiOm the "csrd."
W. +. SIMMONS.
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"ANTED-YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
Nv MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
RY, 81 Washington ST. Awnings OF all styles
made 10 order. Cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, re-uphOlstered, vanished,
and packed for shipment. Carpets taken up.
cleaned and rslRid. An work called for and de.
livsred free nf ohG-s~ II. BUTTENBERG9.
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RUSrLES.

JOHN WALSH, Undertaken, 344 Sec
Ond street, opposite, postoffice.
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NOTICE.

VtHE insolvency Of the estate OF Fletcher
Lane, deceased, having been suggested at
the July term Of the Probate Court, all per
SONS having claims against said estate are no
titled 10 appear and fle the sanel with the
CLERK Of The County Court, authenticated In
the manner prescribed by law, on or before
the 18th day OF November, 1870
X DUDLEY ERAYSER,
This July 10, 1915. AdminlslratcE'
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REMEMBER

The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices
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EW RUCHING,
NEW RUFFLINGS,
New Collarettes,
at &. LOWENSTEIN IL BROS.
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NEW STOCK AND MATERIAL.
Mr.. ToOf leaves tomorrow for New
York and the eastern paper-mills to
purchase a complete stock of material
for the fall trade. As he purchases for
cash only, his numerous customers will
receive the full benefit Of his taste and
judgment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

i've ideas. He Is aIso very humane. anu i''
when walking 10 the summer garden, $50
called, apparently, because it's never USED ID
summer woman can throw herself IN his
way and petition him to pardon some con-
yictcd relative, she is pretty sure to gain her
cause: for. like President Grant, he flnds IL
very difficult TO resist woman's prayer.
The regard of the Russians for America
seems to arise, as much as anything, IRON tue
fact that we can never antagon them. be-
ing situated so far from u, with vast tracts
Of soil as fertile as Illinois, minerals abound
ing in every part OF
THE ENTIRE, AND 1EExHAUsriBLE
coal fields and oi-wellS, there is not much
danger of our coming into rivalry with tfls
vast empire, so that our friendship Is likely
10 he permanent. r.
g. Petersburgh is a very good place I'm
WINERY for those who have the enhee TO oil
that is going on socially, but 10 one VINO mas
not if i u, city dull. There are Do'1ecturcS,
concerts. or anything of the kind; no halls TO
hold them if they wished them. Jhere area
f.w literary societies, in which the discussions
are very limited. There is no public opln-
ion, aud the papers do not discuss inc puonc
affairs of Russia, though they may the war
nSOaDlcC vi '>AS
schools or churches, such as we know
them, and there is nothing gregarlouss
about their religion leading to pleasant
social intercourse, as with us. There
il M middle class everybody either lives
like a prince or works like slave. The
priests are not leaders, and though not con-
demned to celibacy, like the Romish priest
hood, they can only marry once. The
pco pie keep Lent very strictly, rarely dane
ing; but, instead, at private parties they nave
lille roulette tables, at which you can do a
little gambling with the lady of the house.
| On the whole, although he enjoyed life at St.
much, he thought it was the best city TO leave
be knew of, and he was glad when he set his
foot on American soil once more. And,
finally, as the result Of pretty extensive OBJ
seryation, he was prepared to assert-and ne
thought that Mr.. Bancroft and others present
would bear him out in it-that there is q
higher standard Of morality, more church
going, less drunkenness, gambling, and IL
centousness in Washington than IN any
other capital of its size in the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27
BY James 81. Taylor j. Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A YhLUABLE
Il HOUSE AND Let IN THE CITY OF RICu.
MOND, ERON1lNG On THE SOUTa SIDE oy
MAIN BETWEsN FIFrtEnTHAND SEWN.
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE Min.
DIE TENEMENT OF THE "MASSIoy
HOUSE." AND AT PREsFNT OCCUPiff5 ~
A. l. JACOBS, Esq, AT AUCTION-By yIrine
Of deed Of trust executed on The 2lst day u No.
vember. 1862. TO the subscriber, from NJ y
kracker, recorded In the Clerks Office Of Richmond
Hastings (nOw lhanceryl Court, In ID. h. 7Sa
page 527, 10 secure the payment of certain N yo,ja
bic notes therein mentioned, IT the request OF The
beneficiary In said ed and In cor forrpis, with ha
directions OF decree OF The ancery ourt of the
city OF Richmond pronounced on the 9th day Of
May, 1871. In the case OF shfeis rs kracscr I
shall sell at public acctisn, upon the promises ON
Friday the Cd day Of April. 1875 al AZ O'Clock
Z. NJ, W fair; If not, the first iair Gay ihtr..
after, Sunday cxcepted,) that desirable BRICK
STORE and DWELLING on the south side oc
Main between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
No. 1926. The lots fronts twenty-0ne feet two
riches and runs back ninety-four feet 10 an alley
fifteen feet wide.
TERMS Enough In cash to pay the EXPENSES Of
sale aud the sum Of s2.09l.l9 with tntrres, from
May "a, 1871. at the rate Of len per cent. per
ahnum until paid.
Term, as to surplus Of the proceeds Of sale viii
be made known at the hour of ale.
JAMES II. TAYLOR, Trustee
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, AuctioDeers.
1nh
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BY Wellington Cochin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank stress.

GALE AT AUCTION OF 2+43 ACRES
y OF REAyILY TIMRERED AND WOOD
LAND. " IL, MOVER COUNTY. NEAR WiSS'S
MEETING; bUSE. TWO MILES FROM Kill
BY'S STATION, ASp F!FrEEE MILES From
klCHA, ND.-Wiil be ssId. at auction, at my Of
hce cCrner OF Bank aud ELEVENTH streets, OH Es-
DAY the 3o;h aarch. 1878, ut IL o'clock NJ, the
lruct OF LAND located - above, containing 24ia
ACRE. adjoining the lands OF Mrs. Mol'ie +. VII.
son, Messrs. WIN, Francis, aud Mcdowell its
IS To the railroad renders II valuable 10 ose
engaged In the humber aud wood business.
TkaMS One-fouYth cash balance a. fo,,r, eight,
ard twelve monrhs for negotiable notes, bearing
Interest, secured by :ust deed.
". GUDnIN, Auctoncer.
NH 1925 27,S30.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Days.
BY E. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucti0neer,
No. 8 north Fourteenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UNDI-
i vIDsD MoiETY OF BRICK DWELiING;
&C., WITH FIFTEEN AND ONt-HALF ACRcS
MORE OR Less OF LAND, IN The WEST
ERN SIDE OF NOOK Turnpike ABnUT
ONE MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND. AT AUl =
TlON.-By virtue eff deed Of trust executed by
Mark A. Tyndal aud Martha Jane his wife: ,b-ar-
ing date on the 22d day OF March, S73, to the M
dersgned. and duly recorded In ID. Il. 3. page 500
clerks office Hcnrico County Court 10 secure the
payment OF certain NEGOTIABLE notes to the amount
of al 500, mentioned IN sato deed. default having
been moe in The payment Of pri cipal and two In;
ter ST notes, ut the request Of the holder or san
notes WIN cell ut public auction, upon Tie premi-
SIS Oh WEDNESDAY the 7th day OF April,
1875 al O'Clock r. NJ the property MENTIONED
In said deeds-to wit: one undivided moiety OF az
that certain tract Of land, with the bknCh
UNWILLING, &C., thereon. occupied BY said Iyn.
dali IN the county Of Hsnrico, on the west siae OF
Brook turnpike abouL one mile north or Men.
mond. containing F1FrEEN AND A HALE
ACRES (mareor less) of land.
Terms: AS required by The deed. are cash Tor
amount OF debt. 81, $50, and expenses OF ex-
ecutlpg the trust, hat Other arrangements may pc
made al The sale and If tnere Re ANY residue OF SAID
sale q same shall BE- mare PAYABLE aud secure as
said Sark A. Tynda shall direct, ~. In case OF MS
failure to direct, rs the tr,ts' ee shall think nj:
mb27 r.. ID EACHb. 1rnstcc
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Ey Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and auctioneeiS,
No. 1912 Main street.
TWO NEAT FRAMED TENEMENT

TWO NEAT FRAMED TENEMENTS
4 Situated ON 1HE WEST LINE OF ST.
CUND STREET BETWEEN HUVAL AND pa
KEK STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION
We shall sell at public auction on me premises, on
o'clock p. NJ, those Two Mat and DESIRA-
Bile FRAMED TENEMENTS located as above
described containing five rooms each all In nice
repair and now occupied by good tenants. The lots
front together so by 120 feat to All alley 70 ieet
wide. A.,
hour Of sale. - Ne bhoi HEf,
nah 27,29 Slap 1.3. 4&5 Auctioneprs
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. DC
TAKE
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for all dIsea Of the Liver Stomach, and Spleen


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After Forty Years trial It IL still re-
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Governor Of Alabama.
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FIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND POST-OFFlCE MARCH
Persons calling for letters In this list VIII please
;ay Advertised" If not called for III four weeks
hey will be sent to the Dead-Lctter ONCE IN ASH
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,,rH ST. pEEERsBSRGH.

,YCTrRE BY THE POSTMasTfE'GSNh-
RAL-AN INTERESTING NARRATIVE or
r,cT- SOME POPULAR ILLUSIONS Dis-
prILED-HOw he WAS RECEIVED Al
CorRT-A ROYAL BANQUt--SISETEEN
r,-SDRED GUESTS AND FORTY THOU
SAND WAX-CANDLES-THE BILL Or
rARr-THE DIVISIONS OF soclETi-A
CHAPTER on SERVANTS.
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALCA.
L BILE PKOPFR1 Y KNOWN As THE" CHS
TER HOTEL" on THE RICHMOND AND Pr.
TERsbURG EAlLROAD, THlkTtEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND AND NINE Mills FROM
PETERSBL RG.-as trustee In The decd Of trust
from w. II. Haywa I'd and wife, bearing date 1t Of
December. 1869, duly recorded IN Chesterfield
County Court, SHALL In execution Thereof, pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction ou The premises, ~
the village Of Chester, OH MONDAY the Goth Of
March, 1875, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. without rpga ri
to weather, that truly valuable properly located
above, consisting OF II LOI Of, HKEE AND
THREE-OUAKTER ACRES, on which stIncs 4
large and excellent HOTEL, coutaiuiBg about
thirteen rooms: besides, TWO HAND.DNE COT
TAGtS and 4 STOREHOUSF. with several OUT
buildings suitable for such an establishment This
property IS well located for hotel. or boarding
scCol. VI college, being 20 accessible on leading
raj road
TERMS: Enough In cash TO DERRY costs OF sale
and u pay off The balauce pa due on ihitc bonds,
being about - 450. he c! edit -ptynen,s 10 be as
follows: ST. 10 satisfy FOND for IL 900 da'ct
lst OF iJcccn bar. S69, hearing interest from dale
ut the rate of six per cent. per unnum nult. pad,
aud rayahlr the 1st day Of ntrcmher 1875; 81.
10 satisfy smother bondfnr Fl 600 dat'd and bear
ing interest AS aforesaid, and payable tie ii day
of December. 1876; ana 3d. To satisfy another
bond for 81 900 dated AT bcaring n' rest n 1ofe
said, aud pa ya bic the 1st 81 Decrmhfr. 1917 and
as To the n mainder, Ii any, ON such term, ~ -haA
be announced on day OF sale. The whole credit
uaymcts 10 be secured by deed of trust on the pro-
perry. NlLLiAH AaDths'
NH G.tG5 iiustte.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
CONSERVATIVES.

The long lnnked-fOr specific for the cure Of Ill
pulmonary diseases IL fnuud 81 last
GLUBE-FLOWER COEGH-SYREP
has proved to bc the most extraordinary mcdica!
preparation ever discovered Tor curing
CUNsCMrrIOS.
II not only chr consumption. hut relieves mlne-
diatey the iuc pui stages, SUD, Is COUGHS. COLDS
FANS IN THE CIIE>1. &c. il break up the most
distressing coughs in IN incredibly short time.
GLOBE.FLUWER SYRUP
is unlike any other remedy known. 1t contains
NO OPIUM
nothing poisonous It is delicious to ake-the earthly
savior TO all aflc ted with affection OF the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t is warranted to give satisfaction. The most
learned physicians In the south Use and recon-
mendit. TRY THE GLOBk-FLO OVER SYRUP;
II will cure you aud save you from the grave
REMARKABLE CURE.
CLEVELAND. ONO, April ~. 1874.
DR.. j. S. PenbertOn: II gives me great pleasure
to inform you that TWO bottles Of GLoBE-FEOwBR
SYRUP have cured my sou OF an obstinate lung al
fcctiOn OF several Yeas standing, after our pest
physicians had given him up 10 die with what thcy
called consumption. | shall ever remember MIN
FLOWER SYRUP. II has brought more sunshine
and happiness to our hearts and home man one
million dollars could have done. God bless YOU.
Your friend, ELiI aBEih sfENeEh'
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO..
fe le-eodSwtAp1 Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-27

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LADIES LIST.
Abbey, f. Grose. IL: Z. Peirson: f.:
Bentley, NJ. Harris. NJ. K. Stokes, NJ II.
Burfort, K. Hirer, G.. smith, l..
BrowG, Z. HAYDEN, T.. Taylor, y.
Baugil H.. F.. HolInes,J. Williams, ).
Chealham, l.. Hutsoh, L.. Williams. M >.
Davis, Z. johnson, l.. A. Naymack, II. L.
Ferguson, NJ. Jones r. (col'd) Wilton, A.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Brown, j. f. Eastman, W. A. Otcy. f.
Butler, r. V. Fisher, W. Quarlcs, ).
Brooks. d. e. Franklin, NJ. hewlett, B.
Clements, j. Hughes, K. ;. Scott, D..
Cousins, Z. NJ. Henery, w. &. Smith, q. A.
Chalkley, W. Is. johnson, +. Mynes, II.
Clarke II. johnson, j. r. Trent, s.
Dean, {. r. McSae, X. g. Talbot, j. j.
Daugerfeld, ID. Mayo, NJ. NJ.
ROBERT BEATTIE, Z. VI.