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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL
SENATOR EArONs CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.

wAsHvGrov Nov. -, 1877.
The Joint resolution offered in the Senate to-
dav bv Mr. Eaton aueudatory OF the Constitution OF the
United states provides that the following article De
proposed Legislatures OF the several states as an
amendment 10 Section First Article Second Of The Con
stitution Of the United STATES which, when ratified by
threeourths Of said Legislatures shall be valid as part
Of the said Constitution. viz:
tribunal for the decision ~ all contested issues ars
ing in the choice " the Electors OF Prrslen. ans Nce
President shall be appointed i'm each state m the follow
Ing manner: Sot less than twelve months pd9r 10 lne
time fixed by law for ne choice ot n ana c
s,n1 e. e. 'T sro1s leaned i'm the law ana otherwise
dnIv Guefcd to whom shall be referred. such man
ucr as the Legislature Of tho state shall direct an c
of contested election arising In reference TO electors OF
IT, ,.deut and Wee President The tribunal so coust,
tufed shall hear and determine every snch contest 1u
certify. .at least thirty days before tas r G
t. give their votes. their decision to the
proper returning officer or officers Of the state.
ani also transmit authenticated COPY thereof undr
the seal ~ the state ~ thc President ~ The senate
fted by aU for no oah Of office 10 Doe taken hv the
President and ycePo.deut Of he United states Tor 'Ae
term ending after then appoint meuL
GENERAL BUTLER ATTACKS NOMINEE
General Butler in the District Court to-day,
during the trial OF le of Bryant and Craig Indicted
for presenting false claim against the Government
made au assertion likely 20 have serious effect on ihe
confirmation " one Maxwell nominated 10 5e Lieutenant
iu tle army. Tile prisoners are accused oi receiving
f23'ooo ioI c''h l.r N,',, ,.i.. -
Nofse' VINO" Wet, r'.',N'' ~ ,t', ,.t..s.s
on ''e o'" 7i'., 81 i',.- -, ~ 10 s~,l,,l.,+
I.'''f' ""N H''" ''.''i - . ,,,,r,t.I ~
N'A"'H' WIZ N'' ~ ,t. .-. ,..,,-,,
meut Secret Service aud dad something Co do Win ie
cium. General Butler r.i'f-.-- TOD ''.' '''. - ''
Ie intended TOD prove ''' ''ll, ..--' '-'
claim. aud further to prove beyond a DOUBT thai rue
odd ,i+r.. 4- +ts Government -r. thrice admitted
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placed him 90 300 orc, obi Ii"h'' 'ii ..-' MN,U l",
11r. m believed 20 be- maxwell ur in L. true co'ors 10
remained tar hi. 500 oriar- 10 e1rl.in WIZ were he
, r.. ,...i.,' ''' A' l''-@
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t-leuttAilt N""'' -h'>'''''i'U -''d'''-ii'
oral 90 General O. d. Howard, be- in tA, city. 80 tlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The Senate, IN ex-
ecutive session. today confirmed the following nonina-
uOns
lanes Paten 20 be Indian agent Of the Shosh0ne Agen
cv IN vuming VIM l. Macmillan, 10 De PENSION A-.ht AZ
Orleans Ia; Pagan, 70 De- Recover OF fuDo
T.. Wilder. 10 De
Ter a. CHATTANOOGA PENN Paul schnke ~ Dc fosIas
ter a. eura4kk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
TROOPS SENT TO LOWER CALIFORNIA.

san Francisco, Nov. ia special dispatch
from san Diego Says the Mexican war steamer Mexico
CANAAN Verde commanding arrived IN port to-day from
Nazaan She brought up 135 regular troops and landed
thermal and the Lower California coast about so
miles south of tn Diego. EX-Huniciph Governor Villa
rrna accompanies the troops, who were q march i'm
1ai.at.v 90 san Rafael the capital, 20 reinstate lm
lp authority The guuhoit Will remain In port o few
,g no wait for the result Of the land Cxqeds0u there
-. - .umHAnL-ut Lu- -nrlE. OH LusuulAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
,rr,D COMPANY EMBARRASSED.

Bosrov. Mass, Nov. 15.-The Boston Lead
Company having become embarrassed, meeting OF cred
itors was held yesterday ]. II. Chadwick Co., their
seng agents made a statement showing large surplus
in stock and other property their liabilities. The
conauv asked Tor nm extension of time and j. II. Chad
wick AZ Co. who lndOrser- % the company TO large
amount propose n the Extension Is granted 70 guarantee
yg. favoraDy received and committee chosen 70 eX-
nt..lro Inc llilIrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
THE STRIFE ~ FRANCE.
TURBULENT SCENE IN THE CHAMBER.
THE PREMIER MAKES A DEFIANT sPEECH-GAMBErtA
REPLIEs-THE INQUIRY ORDERED.


REPLIEs-rHE INQUIRY ORDERED.
VERSAILLES, Thursday, Nov. Is. 1877.
NM. Chabaud- LatOur. Lucien Brun, Grand
perret and Gr4fllhe members Of the Right were to-day
elected go lie Scholarships.
IN On. debate In Chamber Of Deputies. today on
" Albert Crews motion, the Duke dc Br0se made a
long sneech. I'm which he plainly intmated thar
President M1cAAhon would not take a Ministry from
the Left, nor would the Government su init 70 the
proposed ei.,toral inquiry. He said when the pres
emit Government had fu1 ed its task or answering the
attacks the Left The Marshal would see what was in
cumbcnt upon him II he could be assured
that a Ministry containing N. NJ Blame and
Rensult (ex,rcme Radical ana Conservative-Repun-
lIcan resuectir I1 would agree upon programme
the path ~ parliamentary procedure Would pe onrn. II
NOT if would ho necessary 90 seek ,nie oiHrf 'l.l'
The Du6e de Bro-la declared that tle NoFeune W-.e
ready to accept even penal responsibility -or tr acts
and meet OBJ" proposed imp 1cleht olI rnrd pc NY
committee OF public safety ,tdt neither tle pr',eh,
Cl1iuer nor ifs successors. II they bad any regard
f0r pubic peace, would counJrnaa zee me pro-
intimidation and fraud during The elcrons. and e7-
pec ally accused item or -lr adnS me as
Tie IA evoked protest from mbeta 'y n7inuung tlat
Dec caused tae Insertion % ms caqmny in German anu
other foreign papers: lhe Duke De ~ ~. Nd.l .e
ah1 n vr-erdly debate peirad % appeal 90 n'ur-
recton tltt j. would De ,Ipl.-, ana 'na' eve"
The Duke De Bsogie was loudly appauded by the
GAMBEITA RTPLIFs VIGOROUSLY.
NJ Gambetra characterized Duke de BroElie'- speech
rs able but pcrflous lie said formed the best argu-
meut for the inquiry. showed stu1bouness and re-
ssauce Cd the viii ~ the country. The nsnu3ton that
the Left gained amaj0ry by representation was e
Tho Government nriiltv " mslvcr-ati1n. had gained
FORTY seats uy fraud and robbery. Tie denied that in
curry was Illegal H. pr0fes,cd desire to uphold me
authority of both Climbers He W.. nor in Antagonist OF
Marshal 5llcM aeon. The present Ministers were insur
gents against law. Tie finally declared that
Il would Doe serious matter 70 place tho senate above
universal suffrage u tIe senate aroglted toe right ~
drcreaiug q second dissolution, 10 would Oc Fertaole
re1cfunarN- convention.
After mu @ violent personality q Y1ie was tak,n
Grcrv's motion was adopted by $40 a-ills, -J5. Ile
llr Der decided 20 appoint Oh, members II the Com
mirice ~ Inquiry tomorrow
Numerous alarming reports are current IA PARIS out
generally gain Little crcisncc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
IBT TELEGRAPu 10 rue rRmrNI

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 15.-Goyen0r Par
ker in receipt Of strong letters from PostmaterGen-
era Key and senator Isham g. Harris fayorng Accept
ance by the Of the proposition OF the oondhodors
association to fund the debt az sixty cents the dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

WoIFBoRO. v H.. Nov 15.-George Adjutant and
one Of his sons engaged drunken fight last night during
which thew fe Garland Adutants aged mOtnefiu
law, rrampIiug her ~ DEATH
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 15.-The explosion of
the new as compauys loss % 10000 no IN
ranc- M had been filled with hydrogen for testing
e immediate cause Of the explosion has not been aseer
tained.
Foprpvss MONROE. Va. Nov 15.-Edward S.
aneon OF Battery 9TH Artillery struck ON the head
ast night with iron bar by musician Cogno OF te eahd
Ia not arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
THE RUSSIAN INVASION.
OsMAN SUMMONED TO SURRENDER.


THE MONTENEGRINs MAKING SATISFACTORY PRO.
GREss.
Mukhtar is confident that he can hold Erzerum
The Russian attacking force is estimated at
only $4,000 men. At Pleyna, Osman ha,
been summoned 20 surrender. and has refused Me-
hemet Ali Is about 10 hold position near Sophia. in
order both 20 watch Seryia aud cooperate with the
forces at OTchanie. The Monteuegrins continue TO
make satisfactory progress.
PROGRESS OF THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGNi
ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday. Nov. -. 1877.
A special dispatch 70 the Golos from the Grand
Duke Michaels headquarters at Yeran-K seven
miles south Of Kars, says: General Hevmann's
and Terukassof's corps are besieging Erzerum.
The Arabian corps is on the Soghanlu Mountains.
Russian administration Is being introduced into tho
yilayet Of Ezerum. General SchelkOynkopp has
been appointed Military Governor
THE RUSSIAN REPULsB.
LONDON. Thursday, Nov. Is, 1877.
A Reuter- telegram from Erzerum contains the
following: 1.-THE Russians recaptured Fort Azzie
on Wednesday, but were Immediately ex-
PEELED. The inhabitants Of Erzcrum have
participated in the recent fighting The
loss has been considerable. There is general euthu-
sIasm. Russian cavalry have appeared on the north
Of Erzerum.
CoNsr,yTNoPLE. Tnursday, Nov. i. 1877.
The Russians have been repulsed near Kars, after
prolonged fighting, There has been a heavy snow
in Asia.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. Is. 1877.
The TimeSs Vienna correspondent estimates tho
Russian force before Erzerum at $4,000. which Is
insufficient 10 invest the place. MuShtar Pasha IS
now confident of his ability 10 hold out mil rein
forcements arrive. Batum also seems as safe as
ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
THE TURKS CRIPPLED FINANCIALLY.


The Pera correspondent Of The Times in a letter
says: The Turkish exchequer occasionally comes
10 q standsll and it is wonderful how itcyer moves
on again. Recently an offer Of arms was rejected
because $1,000 could not be raised to complete the
PAYMENT FOR the same.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
- CoMMERCIAL APPOINTMENTs.

4uF SENATE COMMITTEE GOING VERY sLow-NO
CHANGE PROBABLE AT NEw-YoRR BEFORE INV
YEARS.
fBY TBIEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBCNEl
.,AsUSGTON Nov 15.-The first meeting OF the
Commerce Committee Of the Senate was not very
important one. except that the foundation was Ia'd
for Investigation Of the circumstances under WHICH
officers. whose commissions have not expired may
have been removed. The New-lork appointments
were not taken from the table OF the committee a'
al.
Itsf,a crstorl. M the first meeting after nomina-
tiors are referred to committee, to call them up
for considerations and unless the question Of con-
frrrat.on is one upon which all the members are
eerecd 20 refer them 10 a subcommittee for a re-
mort. This. 10 is understood. was not done IN the
case ~ any II the nominations now on the table IN
NJ. CanlInss committee. An understanding was
reached and 10 uicht almost bc said that rule was
odltrJ although there was mo- formal resolution TO
flat eject. that the chairman should have author
ITS % make inquiries ana obtain intorma-
ton I'm regard 20 an cases. 10 the coutrma-
ton Of which there is any opposition. As
tie Nev-IHrk appointments were rot taken
m rlr co1-i7 ration and We're not even mentioned
i.. hardly, lalIs that any such inquiries WI be
st OPT foot hef1r. the uaxt meeting Of the commit
t... because the chairman cannot officially know,
although De may Doe personally convinced OF the
f.ttlataav opposition to the confirmation OF them
VIII arise. Besides ,hs l'r Cou4liu-s intention
f.r-0..eI with ibis subject with great delll'r grafton
is .o wen known that he Is hardly expected
O. take ary uul-cl l1T steps To EaSi'n
formal action upon it II Mr. Con-Iing
waits q w.k until the next meeting OF
III. committee is held. and until these nomina-
t.rsar. taken from the table before Doe begins bis
Investigation. Should he consider one necessary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
WASHINGTON.
-,Ir,r-s .GIrATTNG CONGRESS

THEMES AGll ALLNU OVNUH|0''
..-,,.-,N-,frNrs. THE ARMY RESUMPTION AMNESTY
y PARIS ExHmuoN' TIA PATENT OFFICE
FIRE.
An understanding has been reached to close
,be House debate on resumption on Friday
ricbt but there are forty members who want to
sneak. and numerous amendments to be voted on.
Itis thought that final vote will not be reached
m saturday. From the delay of the Committee
on Commerce, it is thought the Newly FORK
Custom House appointments may not be finally
confirmed until New Years. The Senate has
rassed the Army Bill. The bill for the Amer
lean Department at Paris will be reported to
The House without a section for an American
kitchen. An appropriation of $40, 600 Is asked
for TO restore 10000 half burned patent mod
els. and polish up others. Amnesty is to be
proposed in the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
THE BURNING OF NEwSlAYs FACTORY

Flames were discovered, about lad a. M
.ar,,a, bursting from the third story windows OF A.
. Newman. bronze hardware mandatory, seven
story brick building. at Nos. 1855. l57 aud loe west
Twentynnth st. The OF the Dire which started N
,ne In unknown. The ire spread with great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

George Ross Mckenzie, the vice-president OF
Ola, s,,,cr Manufacturing Company received dispatches
AEON, the Chicago agent OF the company yesterday
eating thar the loss to their building occupied Dy Fria
Titer & Co. would not be more than 100000 Inc ioi-
IN, il q Ii.r Of the assurances the building:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 15.-There are a
few sporadic cases Of yellow fever IN the outskirts OF
facksonvlle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

rhe fourth day permit is issued and an Inspector
is detailed TO that the ballast is removed Thus
Il happens that from three TO five days are generally
consumed after the cargo of a vessel Is taken ont
before the ballast can be disposed Of This has been
one II the petty anuovances which merchants az the
Port of New-YoTk have complained OF for the last
quarter Of a century. In England. after the cargo
of a vessel is removed, and the captain desires to
discharge his ballast il Il only necessary for hum 20
raise an inverted flag and an inspector immediately
comes aboard and witnesses its removal
Some months ago Mr.. ID. II. Walker, of the firm or
Walker & Hughes. called the attention Of the
Treasury Department 10 the unnecessary delays con-
nected with the removal Of Ballast, ana requested
that the present regulations be amended ana the
orders issued today the result of his euorS IN
der the new regulations when a captain presents
his manifest Mt the Custom House, he WIZ
only be required 20 make On aIndaVlI thaJ
he has ballast In the hold Of his vessel when Is
not of a merchantahe character, and not intended
for sale. and this affidavit Is taken by the Inspector
with the manifest. If the ballast corresponds IN
character with that described in the AFFIDAVIT the
Inspector viii be directed 70 allow its removal al
once.
The letter of the Secretary Of the Treasury
on the subject OF unloading ballast IS addressed to the
Collector at the Port OF NewYork Mt sherman says
Irnou a thorough nation 81 the case the depat-
ren rescribes the following regulations where clam Is
made that the bsrst board vessel Is OF no erci,
tile value affidavit setting forth snch cl ue-ef
inc me ballast and stating that It is OF no mercanlhe
velue shall be required from the owner or master
Of the vessel. should such affidavit SHOW Ihtt
the ballast is Of ordinary character, which Is
not nuorted as merchandise, permit VIII, therefore 1o
ined FOR the discharge Of the ballast The Inspector m
charge of the vessel viii he required TO make an eXam
nation and IL he finds II 10 be ordinary ballast not pos
sssn any eupreciqblc mercantile value 10 viii he ds
charged without the formaiy ~ issuing on order for
Tnr9iseteut bv tine appraiser The Inspector viii maze
re,rt ~ rho 5otion taken I'M each case should
anv fraud upon the be committed. or attempt
To mittcd, under color OF these regulations You
VIII please report the iacts III inc case 10 'e uep 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

PRAIRIE CITY, H., Nov. 15.-The Postoffice
block here burned Yesterday The loss is estimated
at s2j 900; no Insurance.
WYOMING, Ont, Nov. 1j.-Sutherland's plan
lug mill and Woods cariing mill were burned to-day.
The loss Is 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

Mt Newman occupied the basement, part o. frat ioor
and the fifth, sixth and seventh floors The tnrd hoor
occupied by Caswel, Hazard Co., for toe manu-
facture OF surgical Instruments They say they had
large stock NJ fine goods hand and estimate ther
loss az 10000 which is fully covered By insurance
James Bewtt dealer in engineers supplies, occupied
store first floor, and hs loss ~ Watr
Is $500; hrs stock insured Tor SlpoV'
l. G. Leonard. tinsmth. also on nFst ho'r,
lost $50 insured FOR $3.50 Tho fourth hoor nad FOUR
occupants. George Fnkenaur, dealer In paints, lost
about 5000 insurance. Muller Co. manufacturers
~ surgical ppances, lost about $1,000; no insurance
The loss Of 4. Regensburger, manufacturer or Verm
cell. was $500. The New-YOrk Wire snap COmpanys
loss very light insurance No fire had Oeen kept
in the third story None OF the adjoining buildings were
damaged bur the property in The stable next TO the FAC
tory moved ont.
During the absence OF the 1remen 81 engine No. Il
from their house FOrtieth-st, near seconi1Fr Dur
glars effected entrance and stole everything tlat
could be carried away easily The foreman loaf Watch
and chain, and the assistant foreman lost a watch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

soen' Insurance Agency reports concerning rue loss
by fire last night that tie building e.,'eI ny A''ii'
- . f,.,,.u q. darnayed less than 100000 Insured
-, sooo 400 In Ncw-York agencies. James Bolton the
ut here OF the Singer Manufacturing Company thinks
IN, buHdn. can be replaced for r250ooo lie SAYS the
rral cost was 100000, and thr fire otls7- damaged
that an additional outlay Of 100000 was put on
~ The company's rule TO carry It's own insurance
pt p be has heard from several agencies I'D WAlch tAe
binding is insured, It appears the company u,p'i'0N
-. ,,tr.,.tc-7, i'm this ease. George T. Mckenzie,
,,..rre.ent OF the company, VIII be here from New
Work ON saturdly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

TIE SENATE COMMITTEES GOING VERY sLow-No
CHANCE PROBABLE AT NEw-YoRK BEFORE INV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OPERA HOUSE. NEW ORLEANS. JUNE 5. 1871

We the do hereby certify that all the
detail the drawing OF tho Grand Extra
Louisiana state Number Lottery Class according to tho
published scheme, have been nade under exclusive
direction aud supervision the ballots containing tho
bers from 100000 inclusive. which represent the
tickets aud fractional parts of tickets in the said scheme
have counted rolled md ubed and aer having been
WITH without knowledge discovery, have been
placed In the appropriate wheel for them. We further
certify that the ballots aiming in figures the
senting the 97Y prizes which directly
$4,000 $i0O 600 each of 70 900 each twenty Of
81 EACH hy Of $500 each 100 o $500 each. 2Oo OF 500
and 600 OF 800 each have likewise counted
rolled and bed and have now been placed lin the app'o
pirate wheel for them.
we further certify the precautions taken by have
been such beyond the possibility OF fraud
mistake placing In their respective wheels
the ballots containing a the numbers from to 100000
inclusive and the ballots containing the sums
the prizes be drawn directly from the whee Numbering
97 ranging SOD to 1000; which wheels have
bet and locked by and In custody
READY the drawing We thus enabled to guarantee
do hereby guarantee an entirely fair drawing OF tho
scheme aforesaid
further certify that In the arrangements aforesaid
the of saiu lottery stockholder ohcer
age OF the Louisiana tate Lot
terry Company has participated In directly or in
directly except furnish with the ballots tubes and
tho drawing, with the exception OF Mr. Adam Gihen.
the ballots. tubes and other materials
furnished, and who instance aided In counting
verifying the tubes containing the ballots aforesaid
tesyng tho entire integrity and fairness OF MI his
in the premises all OF which unde
immediate observation and direction Mr. Gihen Is the
regular commissioner for the ordinary drswni of tho
company and therefore his assistance was sought ey rs
q. T. BEACREGAKD.
j. A. EARLY.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l.ass BR0ApWAYS1s 40
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 numbers, from III to PIT Inclusive. being
within tho range OF 30 numbers each side VI tho
capital prize Of 500 ooo 500
100 numbers, from ~ 7O4 to 50, sol inclusive, being
within the range OF so numbers OF euch side OF the
capital prize OF $50OOu 100
100 nnmbers. from 81, 0.DU 33 3.tE0 incusve being
within the range Of 90 numbers each side OF tho
cspltM prize OF S.oOD. .............. 10
10000 numbers ending with Z. being the last figure Of
the number drawing the capital prize OF $l000U. 10
Tho subscribers having witnessed the Single NJ mber
Drawing Glass r." Louisiana state Lottery, hereby
certify that the above the numbers which this
da, drawn from tho 100000 placed IN the wheel.
Witness our hands At New Orleans La this tuesday.
June 5, 1877.
General g; 7. BEAuREGARD. Commissioners.
General JCBAL A. EARLY, Sommissaonerss
Prizes cashed IN tull without deduction
OPERA HoUsE.
NKw ORLEANS June 5, 1878 +. NJ.
Tho drawing OF the foregoing lottery scheme has
taken place under our management control direction and
supervision In al its details do hereby certify
the hiss been conducted with entire integrity and
fairness and has resulted. will be shown BY
list OF the drawn numbers and by having
names attached thereto.
G. T. BEAUREGARD.
j. A. EARLY.
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