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a Wealthy Porwor.

BOSTON, August s-Wm. 81. Walco.t an
extensive brick manufacturer, was arrested
~ sora UanverS, Mass, yesterday, charged with
The amount il thought to bc q. 600. The
banks OF Peabody aud Salem held theee
notes as we'll a. private fndiyidusls
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Three Hen KllleA

CoLUMBus, MIss-, Angus s.-Three white
men-named Story, Fitzpatrick and Bush
were killed Saturday night, near Pickens-
vile, Alabama, by negro. The particulars
OF the adAir have not been received.
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THE DEMOCRATS carried Dallas county.
Alabama, In Mondays election by am ma ;
tority. In the Presidential election the conn
W gave Tie re pnblicans more than A. 900 ma
JnIity. Ire election was peaceable, the ouiel-
est ever known there ~ S'
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THE CAPITAL ELECrIoN IN wrs- YIN
GiEIA.-To day special election is being
held In West Virginia to select a state cant
IaI; An act OF the legislature Of the latter
places, Martinsburg, Clarksburg or Charles
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ARREST OF AN AMERICAN IN FRANCE
An American named Bigger has been arrest
d by police spy in the sOutn of France. for
having called President MacMahon an ass
at Ia BILE d'hota He is now III prison await
Ing tIial. The United States charge d'afiaires
has sent counsel TO see fair play, and to send
q report TO him II the cl arge is untrue.
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A CHRoMo ARTIST MADE PAsHA-
A Mr.. Haring, formerly chief artist of
Prb ms chrome establishment, and now in
San Francisco, a former African explorer
and member OF the staff of the Khedive OF
Egy pf, has. by special nrman OF the sui
Tan, been appointed a pasha OF the Turkish
army, and has already left California for
ErZtroum.
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4 p z ! O ] A n I.

Nas'sal EJECT cf the BBfqIo Lifhia Waisr-S,n's-
nEsnf y W. Is UsiitcH, Edttor u the ksat Nslcs,
Chest TtOtrH, Nd
For over three months have been suffering with
Hsmaturla, and a number OF the most eminent ply
sIclans Of Maryla have treated NE, without ap-
pare effect The loss of bio d has been large and
eonfiHH0ES. Not II of clear uriSe, To- my know
ledge, has been discharged within the tine named.
On the 18th Of June l laid a. IL all meiicin- ard
con mel ced the use Of the BUFFALO IIHIA WATER,
Nos. and 2, AMI its effect was magical Ia tire
days tao loss Of blood had entirely ceased, aud my
Kidneys vere working perfec ly, a. far as could
Judge. some DAYS have now psed, and hsv q
had no return Of the trouble in any form / write
this without solicitation the kpOtciedgs OF Any
one and only from a sense Of duty to others VIII
may be afflicted like myself.
VIM. b USILTON.
CHEsrEErowN MD, June 10th, lo77
These WATERS, in cases Of six gallons, can be
! ad At The SPRINGS At SIS per case. They also
tie had ~ sTOTr CROMWELL, washingtJn
City, ID. C..
THOMAS r. GOODE.
ProIrtefer BafdiO Lithi0 Springs,
Augo . 3m Virginia
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The Russians Strongly Intrenched In
uhp RssI Il

LONDON, August e.-Ihe Heruld correSpon-
dent with tie Turkish headquarters at
Shumla telegraphs that the Russian army.
which had passed the Balkans, has retired
from the plains of Roumclis To the mountaiD
passes AT Shipks and Demir kapu. In these
positions they are strongly intrenched, aud,
II Is believed, are well supplied. II is Thought
that the Russians will hold the passes until
The large reinforcements said TO be moving
Rf1.
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THE NEW STYLE OF FUNFRAL-A I'm
nera! procession In passing up Fulton street.
brooklyn, yesterday, halted before a saio1n
opposite Sands streets. and lager baer was
served to ali the mouTneTs la the CARRIAGE
IN " San.
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THE Rio GRANDE BORDER.
Cast. Nolan He ard From

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAs, August Capt
Nolan aud his men, who were lost or the
soldiers persisted and three are missing, al so
supposed 10 have persisted. Capt. Nolan
also lost about thirty head OF horses. The
detachment was eighty-six hours without
water. The three men who first came in
have been arrested for failing TO return after
they had found water
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The Presadent's Eastern Tour.

President Hayes stay At this place be viii
be quietly entertained by Capt Esty ana w.
ID. BigelOw, the latter being q cousin OF the
way the President and party will 90 To Ben
fngton, but IL is believed they viii drive
across the mountains and visit his uncle n
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III tAlc 1QdUId d GINsIUtHCy.
The Strikers ~ PORT Johnston Ouyes
PORT JoHNsrON, ". ", August s-rnere
was no rioiing here yesterday. All but my
OF the strikers are AZ work this morning,
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Colonel Pedro Valdez and two OF his OF
ncers have been arrested by the sheriff O
Webb county. Halls men are bringing In
fresh prisoners all the time, and the jail Al
Eagle Pass is crowded.
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Threatening RasSrad.

The headquarters OF the Car are now nj
Fiela and the Russians are concentrating in
large force on the lines OF the Kara-Iom and
the JaDtra. Three hundred Russian tents
can be seen at Prepuskoi This is an adj
vanced detachment covering the main bod
In that direction. Ii is believed that the OBJ
ject of the Russian oncentration is an at
tack on Rasgrad.
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COUNTING MILLIONS OF SrAMPs.-The
New York S,m OF to- day says: For the past
five days twelve young women from the
Treasury department at Washington have
been counting the stamps on hand at the
Continental Bank Note COmpany's place at
Broadway and Prince street, under the SUI
pervision OF Madison Davis, chief of stamp
chief clerk Post Office department.; II. +,
Sperry, Us. envelope agent at Hartford
and II. b. Hilkins, jr., secretary Of commits
sion. 1t is understood that the count of near
ly two hundred million stamps reveals an
agreement between the accounts highly cred
ita bic TO the contractors. The experts OF the
Treasury department have counted two mill
lion sheets n five days
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LEES OF THE LABOR TRoUBLE.-Outside
OF lie Pennsylvania mining regions the la
or troubles is no logger assuming an active
order Is nearly complete. Near Wilkesbarre
two pas, enger trains have been stoned, and
II las been found necessary 10 use the troops
In moving some trains. but Othe wise all is
quiet. The miners have not yet gone to
work, but ii is thought that rext week will
witness general resumption. The coroner
jury AT Reading acquit the soldiers of blame
for the blOOdshed there on the 2Sd July, and
place the responsibility upon the mob of
rioters There was some apprehension yes
tsrday that tho fremen and brakem on the
baltimore and Ohio road are on the eve OF a
fresh strike, but there seems to be at railroad
headquarters no fear OF any such movement
Affairs along the Chesa peake and Ohio ca a al
and throughout the Cumberland coal field S
are unalte red, but the prospect for raising
the canal blockade is promising.
SHOOTING IN KENTUCKY.-A special
shooting affairs occurred Monday in Edge,
Washington county, and near the Mercer
line. Maxville was the scene OF one diff
Guilty, in which John Saiteried shot and
killed John Butler The affair was the result
of previous difficulty over q sack of flour.
Gardeners store, near Milersburg, was where
the other fight occurred, I'm which several
families TOOK part, and was renewal of a
former fraeas. Several OF the ROyaltys
Gardners, Cases and Sherid were partfci
Pants. One man, Sheridan, was shot throu Il,
The head and killed outright. Ga rdner was
shot In the arm, and one Case in the wrist
Twenty or thirty shots were fired, and prob
ably others We're wounded whose names are
not known.
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IN The House OF Commons the appointment
OF Mr.. VIM. III. Smith. one OF the Joint sec
retarles 10 the treasury, as the successor OF
Right Hon. George Ward Hunt, first lord of
the admiralty, deceased, was announc I'll Of
Ecially.
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The Famine I'm India
The Strfkeu

LONDON, August s.-A Reuter- telegram
from Calcutta says the famine is Increasing
In the Madras presidency.
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PATENTs were Issued To residents of the
ginia this week as follows:
District " Ol1sntid r. Heunch for ma
chine for setting saw teeth; to VIM. b. Johns
ment of tire navigation OF rivers.
Mdyyicmd.-Henry Clarke for metallic seats;
X ID. Clark and Il. Wells for cooking uten-
sis; John X. Edwards and Henry H. Ed
wards for books and covers; ]. II. Hetzel for
propelling canal boats. A reissue OF a patent
Tor temporary binders for books was issued
TO Henry II. Edwards. OF Baltimore.
lrgiaio.-L. X. Houchens, Falls Church.
fer combined drum and stove.
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WHEELING, W. VA, August An elec
ton took place in this state to-day for the
selection Of q permanent seat OF govern
news whatever from the interior. Tn,s c,, ~
gives CIV oiarksburg ASIA, Martinsburg i,ssS,
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A special from Theraphia says: III has
been officially reported To the English Em-
bassy that the Russians are no longer ON this
side of the Balkans
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BRITISH OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Hon. =. Il. Plunkett Transferred
from WashfngtOn 90 st. lset~rShu rx

LONDON, August S.-The Hon. Francis X
Plunkett, secretary of the British leg Ion AZ
Washington, has been transferred 10 ST. Pc
tersburg. He will be replaced by Victor A.
w. Drummond, at present secretary OF the
British legation at Rio de Janeiro.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN VIRGINIA.
The dwelling house ofMr. Titus, near Ciark's
GAP, Ioudoun county, was destroyed by fire
last saturday night. All the occupants of
the house with the exception ofa negro child
tbree years old, who were burned to death
ing but the night clothes they were wearinr
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ABDUCTION OF A GIRL.-Mary Callaghan
q good looking young girl, eighteen years
old, was reported missing yesterday to Cap
tain Allaire, at police headquarters, by her
aunt, Ellen Sullivan, OF l33 Cherry St Mrs
Sullivan stated that her niece went TO Cas-
tie Garden August Sd In the hope OF finding
situation. She was hired by a man VINO
gave MS name as John CoTrigan, aud his
residence as No. 24 east I'D street. III has
since been ascertained that no such persoa
lives there. Detectives were put upon the
case and e general alarm sent out.-[N T.
Herald, tn.
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ARCHBISHOP BAyLIY writes from Vichy
that he is better.
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THE Boy HERO OF THE CrScINSATI
FIRE.-After the wesried fire department
had Quit the scene of the fire Friday evening,
leaving a couple OF men TO water the piles of
still smoking lumber and keep the hose pipes
open 10 prevent another outbreak OF the IRE,
search was continued for the missing boy,
Henry Mag. Geo. Pelstrng got a gang OF
men 10 work, and the rubbish was cleare
away by lantern-light until about 3 o'clock
yesterday morning, when the body was
found, almost in the same portion OF the eel
lar BIS the remains of the q her victims, bu'
Ia deeper below the rubbish. Mag seemed
not 10 have been touched by the flames or
crushed by the falling walls. He had been
shielded from the debris by some huge beams
which bad fallen croSsways above him aud
he must have had room to move. He was
found sitting with his feet and legs crossed,
a. though be had been kneeIing, aud had
sank down backward in his death agony.
HIS face was turned upward and his hands
y"lned before his breast as IL in prayer. The
body had the appearance of having been
boiled by steam, but was not charrei, al
though the lads clothes was ali burnl off
Mag was rs years Old. He had been en-
lloyed in the lumber yard aud had ent red
The factory building in order To change his
clothes just as the Dire broke out. Tnen he
ran mp stairs to The fourth floor 10 warn the
girls OF the danger, and before he couli re-
descend the fire had cut Off the only means
of escape--fhe wretched, fiimSy stairs Hts
body was taken to Habigs unde, aking es-
tahlishment. TWAS fan advanced in dec0m-
pos ition when fOuDd.- Cincinnati Com.
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III. V. BOYNToN.

THE CANAL AND THE MINEs.-Informa-
ton was r, ceived al Gov CarroIl's headquar-
frs yeste Tday that some canal boats had left
Sir Johns Run, and the indications were
That The blockade on the canal would be a ban
dcDed. The situation now appears to be
sOme% hat similar TO that on the railroad at
one tine when the str kers gave up their in
tertelence with trains, but prevented the
hands from going To work by persuasion and
i'll midation. Sheriff Mayberry, OF Wash
1Dgton county, with a posse. visited the vi
cli.ity OF SiT Johns Run on Monday aud de-
manded that the way be opened. The boat
men replied that there was no blockade; that
the ~ annei was free TO navigation. The
she riff ordered the boats to move along, and
SIX capital were about TO start for Cumber-
land when one OF them requested all boat
men pr. sent to give their Opin ION by vote as
10 Wheth.r he should go, agreei. to abide by
the result. The boatmen unanimously deci-
ded that he should not go, and the boats were
again tied up, the crowd cheering No vote
was taken yesterday at Sir Johns Run on
the matter OF returning to work. A party OF
sixteen bOatmen went in skiffs from the IL
mile level TO Sir Johns Run TO vote carry
! a United States flag with the motto "One
dollar or no freight" A meeting of boat
men at VIII amsport voted unanimously for
50 cents and 30 cents, with reduction OF
trirpage sufficient to cover their demands of
81 and u %. The bOaImen have agreed to
permit Mr.. II. q. Wagner's steamers to pass,
as he has contract TO supply the New York
Steamship COmpaDy's line running between
New YORK ard Washington. For the past
tbi ee weeks the line has been using anthra-
cite coal. MIR. Wagner buys the coat al Cum
berland ard transports IL IN his own boi's.
The prospects for the resumption of work on
the can;l gives the miners further hope that
heir Do mands will be conceded. The Frank
lin Company have conceded the demand and
have set their men TO work at IS cents. The
mres ow working are the franklin, 80
ni"7. - cents Georges Creek. rs men, IS
cents; Potomac, 30 men, IS cents; Hampshire
anu baltimore. so cents, and the Pickell mine
ON IL, d by the Piedmont Company, SO men
IS cents Bat. Sun, Sh.
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GEN. GRANT writes as follows to a friend
IN Louis hope the states will not fall
INTO any financial fsllacy, such as currency
nnation, making silver q legal tender, or
me Ike, TO bring about partial reputation
and national disgrace"
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SUICIDE IN A MAD HOUSE Benz. West
aged IS, and WHO is said to have been a
ted suicide by hanging himself in the private
lunatic asylum Of DIR. Z. g. Choate, at Pleas
antville, Westchester county, last Friday
for at out two years. and vas under the care
OF an attendant, whose duty IL was to keep a
vigilant watch over his movements. At the
irquest held by Coroner Schirmer this man
testified that he had only left the patient for
q few minutes, during which time the fatal
act was done. The jury having rendered a
verdict generating the attendants from any
culpabi.ity in the premises, the coroner was
particularly requested to keep the affair out
OF the newspa pers.-fM Y Herald, 1fh.
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THERE WAS A PATHETIC SCENE at Fort
Abraham Lincoln Il few days ago. when the
9Th cavalry, General :. ID. Sturgis' com
mand, which was headed in tue field last
year by the gallant but unfortunate Custer
marched INTO camp. AS the gray troop
Company F.. under Lieutenant {. {. De
Rudio. was passing in review before the
Generals house, be came out OF the door and
10 the gate with guidon in his hand and or
dercd he command TO halt. The bat:al lon
came 10 malt and present. On the porch
were cOngregated the members of the Gen
erals family, consisting Of his beautiful
wife, his pretty daughter Ella. another lille
girl and their only remaining son, all dressed
in deep mourning. The General, with his
eyes full of tears. addressing Lieutenant De
RudiO, said: Il am charged by my wife TO
present your comp any with this guldon In
remembrance of our dear son, who was at
tachs d TO IL when he was killed. hope you
will appre ciate it; take good care of nc, and
honor the memory of our dearly loved boy"
The lie utenant took the guidou in his hand
raised II and replied, Dear General, thank
you and Mrs. Sturgis in the name of
my company. This iion will guide
them ard myself TO revenge the blood
OF your son, and / assure you that no.
body shall capture ii while a man Of my
command lives, for we shall defend IL with
the last drop OF our blood" The Generals
son, Lieutenant John Sturgis, IL may be re-
membered, fell in Clusters fatal battle, and
at his fathers request. was buried on the
field OF valOr where he fell.
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Telegrams to The Star.
CANADA LABOR CONGRESS.
DESTRUCTIVE THUNDER STORM,
NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
West Virginia Capital Election.
THE RUSSIANS IN TURKEY.
Entrenohed In The Balkans.
CANADA LABOR CONGRESS,
DESTRUCTIVE THUNDER STORM,
NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANpE,
West Virginia Capital Election.
THE RUSSIANS IN TURKEY
Entrenehed In The Balkans.
THE WARM THE EAST.
The Cxar Reerossss tho nu..p.o

PARIS, August S.-The Journal Dies DeSdr,
announces that the Car has Just recrosSei
the Danube.
Note The fore going may he true without
having any bearing on military matters as
Prince Gortschkauff and the staff OF Russian
ChsncelleTy are at Bucharest.
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REAR ADMIRAL LIE Roy is ordered 10
command the European station, and will sail
from New York on the 9TH OF October per
s'famer, relieving X ar Admiral John s.
Worden, who is ordered home to await Or
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THE PRESIDENTS BENNINGTOy CENTEN-
NAL TRIP.-SecretaryM cCrary, POstmas-
ter General Key and Attorney General Dew
ems will accompany the President to tie
bennington Centennial. Secretary Evarts
will met The presidential party at Bennit
ton. Secretary Sherman has personal bu-i-
ness to attend TO in Ohio, and the Secretary
OF the Navy and Secretary OF the Interior
will be the only Cabinet ministers left in
Washington at that time.
, 1877-04-24

@@ars baSesefi beabR9ststs BON Wdfbtng.
ton eissns qualifsirte Nsenten a~us3ui.nSen,
petde ior8'am nod Waltfteuetn ipiireu ttrlh
ieoen Sou in ridfdtsloier Neiie Dor bte
@erihte brtn9sn ioIen.
Sir oen Staat Colorado lift cine berartiae
Heform mid)tigsr, als fur ieoen anberen on.
aeliebslten 3beil Der Ser. Staaten. Die
8ermtnoeruns unierer @dlSsr mug moth.
menoigerreiie NIT Der 8erminbsrung Der
Bobenfeuhttafeit lno oahsr Der 8erminbes
rung res Sobenertrases 9anb in 9anp &C.
ben. Colorado III im Serb ,ltuib 3u ieiuem
6ldheninhalt ihon BON Natur arm on
30 iten ; in inherent Staate If nur e,n Der.
idniubeno fleiner Broceutias beS 6ldtens
inbalts Gaft ausi6lisblid @ebirSslano) nit
Wdloern bepatien, pdhreno bic am itdrf.
fen bemaloeten Staaten = rpenn mir ntdt
irrsn, Arfanias uno Seuneiee - 80 bis 35
Brocent WaloHdGeu entbalten, haben mir
nur 10 WiGiouen Wcres aus nabe1u 20
OtiG. Nlrsenos 1T in ben Wdlbtrn in 10
uubarmber,iser unb smedloier Bsiie gerpii-
tibet %norben, mie bier in COLORADO. Ser
Uiner iomohl, nie Der 8isb3iftsr, iinb bier
itets natiirlife 6einoe bee @aloeS 9enejen.
0a3u fommt. oaB bet Der Srodsnbeit uni,s
res Sommers uno 6erbtsS Na.bbrdnbe
bier in COLORADO hlufiser iinb unb letdter
I'M iit 9reifsn, als in anbersn Sbeilen beS
2anbes.
@ir bofien, bab aIs woblmeinenben Bar.
ger Wtntfe. Sfura in ieinem 8sfrebsn,
ben @aloern Der oftentlidsn Domdue einsn
beferen Shut, oils biSher, an9ebeiben 5u
lafsn, mad &rdften unteriiitsen waben.
, 1877-04-24
Mmtsbesirfe Der beutfben Gpn=
fuln in ben Ser. Staaten.

0ie Neuseitaltuns bes beutihen Goniulats=
pelerls I'll ben Scr. Staaten 1T nnnmebr CUR
Onrhfibrung 9efommen. Ot,t benz erlter
4prll D. S. baben Die Wablconiulate in @bi=
ca9o, Wttltpaufee, ct. Saul, BittSburg, SIN.
cinnati, 2ouisulle nro CT. 2ouis auiseb0rt,
81 beltehen nnb oeren ieltberl9e Snbaber ibre
6unftlonen nieoersele9t. @leidSeitig finl
ole neuge1haffenen Verufsconlulate in Git
ca9o nllo ct. 2outS in Mlrtiamfeit 9etreter
nno otcle Soften BON ben &ailerlicben Gon'
lulu Or. s. Sintel in Chicago uuo Or. s..
@erlit in ct. 0ouiS iibernommen moroen.
Sine llmpanolung bes @ablcouiulats in
San francisco bate idon Dor einigen Sab.
rem itattgefunoen. Die @ablconlulate in
Bottom, philadelphia, @llmlngton, 6id).
mo1o, Gharleton, Mobile, Nem Orleans nm
@aluelton beltehen fort.
Sis amf @eitereS lit bic Ibgren3ung Der
GonlulatSbe5irfe bon Der bent ld)eu Gegieruug
in folsenoer Weiie feftseiteut morben:
l. Dem @eneralconiulat in Niep gort iino
ais Nmtsbesirfe 5ugelpteien: Die Staater
Sermont, Connecticut, Seem Oorf, gtep Ser,
ieg, Ohio unb Connecticut.
2. Dem @oniulat in Chicago Oie Staa=
ten Snoiana, Sulnois, &iSconiin, Wtthi9au,
Soma, Winnel ota, yiebrasfa unb Die Serris
torien Safota uno @Doming.
3. Dem @oniulat in ct. Souls: Oie
Staaten Ufiiiourl, &aniaS, Colorado, Irfal-
les, Eennenee, Niiiiiippi. 2outiana unc
SeraS unb bte 3errltorten Seem Wierico uro
Suo,an territory.
4. Dem @oniulat in Gan francisco: Oie
Staaten Oregon, Gallfornien, Jtepaoa nm
Die Gerritorten Soabo, Dtotana, @a)biuston,
Utah unb Nri,ona.
5. Dem @oniulat in Baltimore: Sic
Staaten Warplanb uno 8elt>Glrsinien unr
per Olltrlct of Columbia.
6. Dem @oniulat III go1ton: Die Staa.
ten yaliahnietts, Stem 3ampibire, Mtalug
unb &bobe Sslanb.
Z. Dem @oniulat in Gbarlelton: De,
Staat Siio=Garolina.
8. Dem @oniulat in Mobile : Ser 9taa1
Qlabama.
8. Dem @oniulat in Ybilaoelpbia: Dit
Staaten Yenniplpanien urb Oslamare.
10. Dem @onIulat in &ibmono: Del
Staat Sirsinien. 3
II. Dem Goniulat in Sapannab Die
Staaten Georgia unb 6lorioa.
IL. Dem @onIulat in @tlmington: De,
Staat Norb,@arolina.
Sanah meroen %lrtunoen, tpelhe fir Sc.
braMh bet @erihts. ooer i~oniisen Yeboroen
III SeutIblanb beitimmt iino, bon bemieni
gen taiierllhen @oniulate in ben Wereiulate1
Staaten 81 legalliiren ieiel, in oeijen ImtS.
be5lrf ite pousose1 muroen.