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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-30
ArbItrntion Courf.

The opinions delivered this morning
we're; Douglass vs.. Chester, Chancel
lor's decree reversed and complainant
bill dismissed; G~reenlaw vs.. Miller ct
al, Chaucellor's decree affirmed.
The calendar for hearing tomorrow is
as follows; Fogarty VS.. Magevney Ell
al, Rice VS.. Etten ct al, Lumpkin ct a
vs.. Wickersham, administrator, ct al.
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ALL the latest magazines, dailies and
periodicals can be found at P. ]. Cole
mans news stand and cigar store, No
604 Beal street.
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SOUTHERN EMPORIUM or FASHION
GRAND OPENING
y, April Is t,
247 MAIN STREET. q
Cheap Reading.

Mansford has 300 old novels which be
is offering cheap; 1000 old magazines al
ten cents, to close out.
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MY son." said a mother to her little
boy, who, above all Others, viii you wish
to see when you pass into the spirit
world?" "Goliahl" shouted the child,
unless" he quickly added, there's a
bigger Teller there"
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THE VICKSBURG TRADE.
The Yicksburg Packet Company to
put the Illinois In the Trade On
and After Friday Next.
A Very Complimentary Cell by the
Leading Mercantile Houses of
Memphis.

The following, which intimately con.
Germs shippers by the river, sufficiently
explains itself, and will be read BY ali
with pleasure;
Captain Geo. W. Cheek, superintendent
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Company:
SIR-The undersigned merchants of
Memphis, appreciating the Importance
to the business interests OF our city Of
having a regular line Of boats, controlled
and run in the interest of Memphis, ply
ing in the trade hence to Vicksburg,
hereby request you to extend the trips
Of your several boats to Vicksburg. We
firmly believe this extension Of the trade
will prove remunerative to you as we'll
as highly beneficial to the business Of
this city, and should you comply with
our request we pledge our aid and undi-
vided support to the line thus formed,
in preference to all others:
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Amerfca's AR journal.

Mansford, the book and paper man
receives subscriptions for the Aldine.'
Specimens on hand; call and see them.
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SHELLS for garden walks, at R. G.
Craig q Co.'S, 81 and 379 Main street.
g&w
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Mrs. LANoAS informs her friends that
she may be found at Mr.. Watkins atelisr
de mode. Partisan outfits and elegant
dress-making a specially. %
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CHAMPION reapiDg and moving ma
chimes, at R. G. Craig & Cos. [3ltw
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AT Stewart, DoheIty 4 Co.'s opening,
on Thursday next, will be found all the
latest novelties in imported pattern hats
and bonnets. RS;
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The Boston ONE are still agitating
the dress question; but the discussion is
getting too deep for the ordinary male
comprehension. One lady, for instance,
thinks the abolition of the chemise
would result in anarchy and revolu-
ton" and an " estimable middle-aged
matron is positive that no woman of
delicacy will ever abandon that gar
ment."
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Novelties In Lace OVerskirts and
Sleeveless Lace Jackets, Lace Scarfs,
Berthas and Fichus, at
q F. A. HARDY'S.
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STRANGERS, GO to Converse's, 81 South
Court street. cot
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PLANTs-cabbage, tomato, egg, cauli-
Aower-at Craig's. 80
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GERMAN MILLET and Hungarian grass
seed, at Craig seed store. [3l4w
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FOE RENr.

E0R hENT-AN OLD GROCERY STAND,
L corner OF Vance and st. Martin streets. at
reasonable rate. AMY e rOnD
1927 IS and Is Monroe street.
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The person who carried of a new hat
by mistake from the rack at the Pea
body during the hop" last night, is
requested to return the same to the clerk
of the hotel, as the owner Of the tile is
on the war-patb.
The members Of St. Lazarus Church
elected vestrymen yesterday as follows.
Messrs. Jefferson Davis, W. II. Stephens,
d, D. Saunders, R. Fl. Allen, ST., W. F.
Boyle, P. J. Murray, W. o. Woodson, j.
W. Scales and W. A. Goodman.
A FIRE took place last night on the
farm Of K. R. and J.. W. Armstead,
about six miles from Horn Lake, result
ing in the loss Of a good stable, 300
bushels Of corn, two horses and three
mules. 1t was the work Of an incen-
diary.
A number of leading merchants have
petitioned Captain Cheek to run out a
Memphis and Vicksburg packet. The
Illinois will go out on Friday night in
obedience to the request, and will re
main in the trade as long as the trade
demands such.
The Criminal Court jury in the case
of Robert Thompson (negrol, indict-
meat for the murder of John Henry,
have not yet agreed upon a verdict.
Thompson killed Henry in February
last on the corner of St. Martin and
Huling streets.
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YEAST POWDER 35c per pound, Pome-I
roy's, 365 Main street. q
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The LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the fOundries Of new type,
embracing all the latest and best styles.
1871
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81! 81!
TO WORK
In our Clothing Department, 500
Pairs lined Jeans pants, 81.
KAHN 4 FREIBERG,
1853, III, 173 Main st., cor. Poplar.

FLORAL department-complete in all
branches, at Craig & Co.'S. [31&w
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FOR SALE

E0R SALE-CHEAP-A NUMBER ONE
I Curtis buggy, with top, and a set Of good
harness. Inquire Of
HALL 4 CO.. Union street,
1928 or to ". M. REDWINE.
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SOUTHERN EMPORIUM or FASHION
GRAND OPENING
Thursday April 1st, 1875,
A startIIng Fact.

A Startling Fact.
Tom 0. Sullivan, at his sample room,
No. 1872 Second street, corner of Wash.
ington, has imported liquors, ale and
porter on draught and in bottles and in
quantities to suit the public. 25t
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The LEDGEE job Office is one of the
most extensive in the South and capa-
BILE of executing any class Of job work
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Ar Stewart, DOherty q Co.'s opening,
on Thursday next, will be found all the
latest novelties in imported pattern hats
and bonnets. res
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EOR SALE 1000 Bushels OF WHITE
Il ear corn IN the shuck. n
1928 J,F. FRANK & CO., 2S2 Front St.
L'OR SALE SHOW CASES OF ALL KINDS
T. Of my W manufacture. at lowest factory
prices. Show cases made to order.
16 al II. G. HARRINGTON, AZ Monroe st.
EOR SALE BRICK : ORDERS LEFT
i with W. II. Order Il Co., 318 Front street,
OF at yard on 0verton tract, on the bluff South
Memphis, will receive prompt attention.
Sit fvinl- o II. p. PIPER.
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EOR RENT-COTTAGEs. OFFICEs,
L stores and sleeping-rooms and boarding
houses. MYERS 4 SNEED, :.
st 29 Main street, up stairs
DOR RBNT-SToRE NO. 24 FRONT ROW,
T. lately occupied by Nathan Bros. Apply
to- L. LAWHQRN &C0.,
l2i-t $50 Front street.
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WANTED "A WHITE COOK FOR A
w small French family. Apply at La
vigne's hair store, 20 Main street. 26-t
WrANTED-A FIRST. CLASS SILK MAN.
w None but an experienced man need ap-
ply. W W. sH0USE.
Vi+ at B Lowenstein a Bros.
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BILLY LIEBEN, on Main street, corner
Jefferson, found the $4,000 book. Just
call and get a copy Of George w. He
has q large amount of Sunday reading
and all the late pictorials and periodi-
Gals.
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WANTED-A WOMAN COMPETENT TO
w take change Of a laundry. Apply az
Office Of Peabo y Hotel. 1928
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ID LF9LIQIIIITII YIlLQ DIIIaIH-N IHI
IndInnHOstiIities.

ST.. LoUB, February ls.-Ths GlObSl
Topeka, Kansas, special says Lieutenant
Baldwin, chief Of General Miles scouts
has returned from the Indian country;
He reports some apprehension that the
Indians will renew hostilities In the
spring, but does mot think they will unless
tie tribes Of the South are Joined by those
Of the North. They have been badly
whipped, and their ammunition Is ex-
hapsted. Large numbers Of those Still
out have Lost their ponies, and all are in
q demoraliled condition.
It has been definitely aScertailed that
the Confederate hostile bands Of the South
cannot now muster over 800 fighting men
or four separate bodies, The troops are
still in the field under Gems, McK KenIie
and Davidson and Coils, Hatch, Biddle
and Harris, and Chastiss them whenever
they can bs found. Upon the whole Lieut.,
Baldwin thinks the prospect for speedy
and permanent settlement Otthe Indian
troubles was never more encouraging.
A large meeting Of soldieEs,WaS held here
tonight, at which resolutions were adopt
ed thanking the Congressman who voted
for the bill loF the eqslizaion Of bOuntieS
which recently pASsed the House and Fea-
pectfully requesting tho Senate to pass
the same bill. Ii' '''"' ''F '''
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
MINNESOTA.


ST. PAUL, February 1s.-At a confer
ence Of The friends Of W. D. Washburpe
last night his name was Withdrawn o. a
candidate for United States Senator,
Three ballots have to this hour 4 r.M.)
been taken in joint convention The ast
ballot stood-RanSey 8; VIM. Locliien
tDem.) o.; Gordon Z. Colo IS, s. j. r
Mcmillan 4s. The latter has increased
ls from the first ballot and Cole has lost
lS. LOchien really lacks but FIVE votes Of
election, as II Is pretty well understood
that whenever their vote will elect, five
Republicans from Minneapolis and Hen
negen counties will vote for him. The
fourth ballot IL now In progress.
The fourth ballot In joint convention
to-day stood: Lochern 81, Cole 8, Nc
MILAN 81, Ramsay -, scattering 10. I
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CoIUxBus, February 1s.--ln the Sen.
ate, to-day, bills were introduced to Au-
thorize Probate Judges to remove an
assignee for good cause, and appoint an
other in his stead; 10 punish persons
adulterating milk, House bill to punish
by heavy penalties the careless use Of
firearms, whether loaded or unloaded,
was passed
In the House this afternoon bills were
introduced to Cempel railroad compa-
nies, annually, 10 exterminate no1ious
weeds on lards owned by them; 10 permit
all persons TO practice Law who are Of good
moral character and will take an oath to
faithfully discharge their duties Without
any examination.
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China and Japan,

| YOKOHAMA, January SO-The lot Of
February has been fixed for tho Gnal de.
parture Of the English troops from YOko.
hama, the French troops to leave the fol.
lowing day They may possibly be fur.
ther detained by smallpox in the Eug-
lish camp. A cOmmem0ration medal IA
TO be given to oil the participants IN the
Form0Sa expedition
Two hundred thousand dollars have
been appropriated by tho Japanese gov.
ernmeht for expenditures In connection
with the American Centennial; for OK.
penses Of Commissioners 10 examine In.
dustries and report, 100000; for the pur-
chase Of japanese articles to be sent, $780,
900; for transportation, $4,000.
The provincial Offices In YeddO Of the
various Kens, or former provinces, about
$50 In number, have just been abolished,
and tho business Is to be concentrated In
u bureau Of the Interior Department.
The ex.Daimlo Of Arwa offers to con.
struct q railway from Yeddo to the
northern extremity Of the island at his
own coat.
Smallpox still continues among foreign.
ers at Yokohama and Yeddo, but. IL De.
clared by physicians TO have reached ita
limits. ..'
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1,nmliIlInontnrr 10 Mr.. TingIe.

The Standard Of last evening pays
deserved compliment to Mr.. Geo. r.
Tingle for his services at Charleston in
the contest on the Capital question. We
quote its remarks rs fellows; H
"Our townsman, George r, Tingle, ESD,
has been prominently mentioned In con.
nectiOn with the success .Of the Capital
removal bill, but there are few persons
who understand how much tho people OF
the State, are1indebted TO his executive
ability ana ihhomltABlc energy, for The
success Of this measure. At the timo Of
tho ol{emOval Convent iOnatp Grafton, When
| II %hs leterRitnch that ithe question Of
removal should be made an element In
our last State election, he IVES prevailed
upon 10 undertake The Infringement OF
the canvass, 80 far as the interests OF the
removalists were concerned. With what
industry, patience and perseverance, he
discharged tho trust committed 70 him
ca, he nltesled BY tliSAb Who worked with
him during tho campaign. Under his
dirsGtion the question was tsstc4 hlrl9nghl'
out the tlrt Apui oecOpu DgtElcp ", Wy
polls, and the majority Of Representatives
who have recently acted upon the bill
was secured. .te -,
In addition to this, he has given hls
time and attention, ever since the COM
mencement OF the session, TO caring for
the plans Of the friends Of removal, In
preference 10 lt6Claitas and dcuAnd6 pl
l6io "a bers sdlhl alfaif a,ahd blRine4 and
Mt hhhf tkc Victory Vas complete, aid
success secured beyond any peradvcnture
did he abandon the field.
We, tnentidAj tllese facts with no desire
to disparage Tho efforts OF others YhC
contributed to the fortunate and long de.
sired result, aud It is their desire rs well
"a ours that this special credit should bt
given. ,DoubIless thegenueman. .whqfnl
IA 1ea At'feslt GdfhciedIly repaid fSrglhl
Ictef ftiohs " ythe magnificent success Ehief
attended them, but as the good opinion q
ones fellow citizens Is at all times desi
able, Il iuay be SONG additional mtisfac
tion to lin 10 know that he has Cstab
lishcd an additional hold on tho kindly
regard Of the community.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 1S.-A Berlin dis,
patch says Bismarck takes a vacation d
Six months, At the request Of the Emperor,
The Bank Of Englands rate was fixed
to-day at 81 per cent, The bullion in the
Bank Of England increased Rll0,0OO
during the past week, The proportion oi
the Banks reserve to It's liabilities, which
last week was 42s per cent is now II I
per cent, Tho amount Of bullion with.
drawn from the Bank Of England on bal.
ance to-day was 100000,
At the opening Of to-day's session OF the
House OF Commons, Dr.. Kenealy tho
newly elected member from stoke.on-
Trent entered alone. Tho Speaker re.
quested him to Withdraw because, for two
hundred years, il had been the custom for
new members 10 have two lntroductions.
John Bright and Whalley then offered to
accompany the new member In that ca
paeity, but, on motion Of Disraeli, the
custom was dispensed with in this case,
The House proceeded to the COnsidera.
tiOn Of the election Of John Mitchell to
Parliament from tho county Of Tippe.
rAry, DiSraeli moved the resolution Of
which he gave notice last Monday, de-
claFing Mitchell ineligible because he Is
q convicted ielon.
0'6hAughnesey, the member from Linn.
eIick, moved that the debate DO post
pOned in order to give MitchelPs friends
time to consider the peculiar oirCumStan-
ces and determine what COnFse to pursue,
Sir Richard Bagally, Attorney General,
confessed that he had not had sufficient
time TO consider all the legal aspects oi
the case, but argued that Mitchell was
liable to arrest and disqualified to hold
. seat in Parliament
Sir William Vernon IIarcourt said the
doubts expressed by the Attorney Gen.
eral showed that q delay in this matter
was desirable. A mistake would entail
the grayeSt consequences.
Martin, an Irish member and home
ruler, declared himself responsible for
Mitchells escape, having been consulted
in regard to its legality, .'i
Marquis, Of Harrington, thought after
the admission OF the Attorney itwOuld be
more dlgniaed to refer the question to
select committee.
Diaraeli ridiculed the reference Of this
question to o committee. The House, he
said, must decide II with promptltude and
not show such ignorance Of its privileges
aS to allow convicted telon to ht within
its halls. sI.
A motion to postpone the debate was
rOjeoted--yeaS l62, nays 289, ....
A motion to refer the subject 10 q com.
,aittee waa negatived. and Disraeli's reso.
luton was adopted without a division Of
the House. s1..p..,
A motion for new writ Of election In
the county Of Tipperary followed and was
carried without q division.
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Condensed TeIeqrams.


The suspension Of Jessup 4 Co., re.
tail ClothierS Of New York Is announced,
The loss by the explosion Of q gas.
ometer at Des MoineS, Iowa, Wednesday
night, was about $4,000. The workmeh
were only slightly injured.
AT the annual meeting Of the atock.
holders Of the Marietta 4 Cincinnati Rail.
road Wednesday, all The directors and
officers Of last year were reelected.
The bill introduced In the New York
Assembly by Mr. Thomas Costegan, the
member from New York city, giving TO
the mayor Of that city the power TO re.
move the heads Of departments and other
officers without the couSent OF the Cover.
nor, and the power 10 appoint officers Of
the Board OF Aldermen and 10 confirm,
has passed the House.
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SALT LAKE CITY, February 1s.-Brig.
ham Young, who has been spending the
winter in Southern Utdh, will arrive
here tomorrow
The local rates Of lreights eastward by
tho Union Pacific Railroad Company
ore such that parties here. have been
shipping 10 San francisco, where, meet
Ing with competitive rates, II 10 again
shipped by rail TO New York or Boston.
There has been no colder weather
during the winter In this valley than 10o
above zero, and although there has been
a considerable quantity Of snow in the
mountains, mining operations have con-
tinued without Interruption and much
more ore has been taken out than any
previous winter.
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proclamation by tho President.

AEUGAWuAWAAOH ~ Jaw A~N@NACAAS'
WASHINGTON, February is.-The fol.
lowing was issued this afternoon by the
President Of the United States Of America
4 PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, Objects Of interest TO- the
United States require that the Senate
should 10 convened ut 12 o'clock on the
9Th day Of March next to receive and act
upon such communication as may be
made to It on the part Of The executive.
Now, therefore, I, Ulysses s. Grant,
President bt tic United SLateb, having
considered II 10 be my duty 10 issue this
my proclamation declaring that an ex.
traordinary occasion requires the Senate
Of The United States to convene for The
transaction Of business At the Capital, In
the city Of Washington, on the nth day
Of March, at 12 o'clock noon, on thatd4y
those who shall at the time be entitled 10
act As me mbers Of that body arc hereby
required 10 take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal oi
the United States at Washington, the l7tti
day Of February, in the year Of our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred and seventy.
five, and Of he Independence Of the Uni.
ted States Of America the hinety.nlnth.i
BY the President. U. 8. GRANT.
HAMILTON FtsH, Seoy efStdte.
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resumed IN Committee Of the Whole
The third section repeating the stamp tax
on matches was stricken out.
For the fourth section increasing the
duties on molasses and sugar % per cent
asubstitutsWA adopted substantially thg
same but including melada.
A motion 10 strike out the fifth section
which repeals the ten per cent reduction
on manufactured goods, was discussed
without action until the Committee rose
Mr.. Coburn from the select Committee
on Alabama Affairs reported the caucus
force bill, which was ordered to be printed
and recommitted.
The House took recess till 1880 r. N.
the evening session to be for pension bills
nnlY - L.
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Decentralization Among liond.
II holders

1osroS, February 1s.-Considerable
controversy and some excitement i9 en-
Cendeted here by the dissatisfied bond.
holders Of the Chicago 4 Dubuque and
Chicago 4 Quincy Railroads. A card Ia
published to-day signed by ], N, Forbes
and ]. n, Il. Gfiswold, urging the bond.
holders Of the Chicago 4 Burlington Rail.
road to onst MessfS, Joy, DenhiSon and
Butnham from the directory Of the latter
line, a. they have fraudulentlyand oSteh.
sibly caused bad management ot the Dd.
budde road aud its eo11tftiction compa-
mkt, and have applied $4,000 81 the
Chicago 4 Burlington road for the pay.
tnent Of coupons Of the Dubuque road,
thereby mixing the funds of two distinct
corporations.
SIX directors Of The Burlington 4
Quincy road also publish a aCafd that they
we're decttttd By dte representations d
certain officers Of their own road 80 as 10
become involved with the Dubuque road,
believing that they were acting Tor the
intetestS Of their bondholdefs.
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MEMPHIS.
!, i1nNrIns q .rApucAm RAILno4pLl /

SI1BSfPGns a, ,PADUCAIf RAILRo4Ds
MEsirHs, February 1s.-Ata private
meeting fthc controlling stock holders Of
the Memphis & Paduc9h Railroad last
evening, 4 new Board OF Directors, com.
posed exclusively Of what Ia known as the
McComb ring, we're elected, nearly
all the Memphis directors being thrown
out. Subsequently Col. McComb was
elected President, Mike Burke Super
intCndcnt, and N. MonSanatt Secretary
and Treasurer.
Charley Potter, butcher, was arrested
In Alabama and brought here to-day to
answer to The Charge 0f numbering Joe
Hyatt on Monroe street on the night OF
the Carnival.
The funeral Of Hon. Landon G. Hayes
was largely attended. I
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AiiAn r, S,anetton.

ClNcrSSArI, February is!-Allen T.
Caperton, who was yesterday elected
United States Senator from West Vir.
Finia, WA a member Of the Confederate
Congress in 1868. Heis now about sixty
years old, lie was born in Monroe county,
Virginia, and graduated in Yale College
in 1882, and IL a lawyer BY profession and
10 regarded as a Conservative Democrat.