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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01
LEGAL,
SALE.
CHERRIES SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish OF Ouaclita,
Fourteenth District Court.
Hugh Tongue
J. Frank Pargoud.

J. Frank Pargoud.
BY virtue of an order OF seizure and sale
issued by above court in above entitled
cause, have seized and will offer for sale,
at the Upper Pargoud Plantation, within
the hours prescribed by law, on
Saturday, 9th day of September, 1879,
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain tract Of land lying and being
in said parish and State, known as the
Upper Pargoud Plantation, situated on the
miles above the town of Monroe, bounded
on the north by the Bayou DeSiard, on the
east by the plantation formerly owned by
II. H. Logan. on the west by the Ouachita
river, on the south by tract of land sold
by J. Frank Pargoud to Sarah J. Parker
ander Breard Contirmation--contain in
the aggregate about fourteen hundred and
twenty and 5l-1OO arpents, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon;
with thirty-six mules, five wagons !; forty
plows, more or less; tifty-eight sweeps,
less; eighteen iron-tooth harrows, more
or less; fourteen cotton scrapers, moro or
less three horse carts; twelve shovels,
more or less twenty-four pair OF pillow
gear, more or less one small spring wagon,
one set blacksmith tools, one set carpen-
ter's tools ten cane knives, moro Or loss,
and one pair platform scales.
That part of the above plantation inner
tied from the succession of H. Pargoud,
deceased, being now the property of n. II.
undivided half of Same will be sold. A
plat OF survey viii be exhibited on the day
Of sale, showing the land owned jointly
and that owned solely by J. Frank Par
gorl. The sale is made on the plantation
at request and by direction OF defendant.
Terms of sale, cash, with tho benefit of
Ct W. S. LOGAN, Sheriff.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01
NEW MARKJ:T HOUSE.

Tho undersigned has opened has opened
this new market house, and will be pleased
to supply tho best OF meats at all hours of
the day. His old patrons are respectfully
invited to como and see him.
HS- Whole hogs, neatly hutchored, sold
at SC per pound, j. l.. NELSON.
Dec. ~ lS73.-14:tf.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01

esty reprinapded, and the government
economically and honestly admins
tered. Every American citizen was a
politician, and was proud ofhis leaders
and his party.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01

If Noah had forescen tho future, and
killed the two mosquitoes which took
refuge in the ark, he would have rem
dered some of tho strongest words in
the English language unnecessary.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01

Your cough is relieved, and Il good
nights rest is certain, after II dose OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01

Mr.. Davis is likely to become the
hero of u very gigantic law suit on ac-
count of the recent legacy left him by
the late Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey. Col.
s. p. Ellis, of Brooklyn, New York,
the only surviving brother of the de-
ceased lady, intends to contest his sis
ter's somewhat remarkable will, and
he will be joined in it by another SIS
ter, Mrs. Ducz Peckham, who lives in
Louisiana. There are several other
natural heirs, and they will all take
part in the suit. 1t appears that Mr..
Dorsey, tho husband OF tho lady who
thought Mr.. Davis had been shame
fully neglected and therefore left him
$3.50 200, requested her at his death to
divide the property among her heirs
at her demise. Col. Ellis does not wish
to say that Mr.. Davis used undue in
tluence, but his family strongly sus-
pect that undue influence was used.
AS soon rs a consultation of the heirs
Of Mrs. Dorsey is held, it is thought
the suit will bo brought.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01

"Man wants but little hero below
wherever he he may roam, and when
he calls for lager beer, he wants but
little foam.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
FoH SALE'
THE 1NGLESIDE PLANTATION,

On Bayou DeSiari, five miles from Mon
roo l 200 acres of land, 500 open and under
fence. Place i'll splendid condition, we'll
fenced and ditched good stables and quar-
ters. and Il large clubhouse. \ very large
dwelling; eight rooms, with all necessary
outbuildings, and beautiful yard and sur
roundings.
For forms and further particulars, apply
to address
HUGH W. MONTGOMERY,
100 Common St, New Orleans, "a.
April IL, 1872. 20 Box 23l6.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
G ". McFEE's DRUG STORE,
JAS. A. BETHUNE, Agent.
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Perfumery, Stationery,
School Books, Lamps,
Buist's Garden Seeds,
Cigars ond Tobacco.
WINEs AND LIQUORS for medicinal pur-
poses. Physicians' prescriptions carefully
prepared.
The Drug business at the old stand OF
g. w. McFeo will be continued through
Jas. A. Bethune, formerly associated with
Mr.. McFee, as agent. Tho reputation of
the McFee drug store will be maintained,
and tho same class OF reliable drugs. naedi-
cines, etc., which made this establishment
noted, will be kept on hand.
MRS. r. C. MCtEE.
Monroe, La, April Is, 1879.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01

COUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure in making
known that he is now VOL prepared as
before the war, if not bettor, to do all kinds
OF work, either in
Manufacturing or Repairing
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC.
Ready made work kept on hand speci-
mems of which may be seen 10y calling at the
Factory. He will also carry on general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do all Kinds of
blacxsmithing. forms reasonable.
January l, 1879. FIR. ENDOM.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01

The Fort Smith New Era OF the 17tll
ult. gives tho following In reference to
the Scott county butchery: "Last Sat-
urday there occurred one Of those trag-
edies in Scott county, in this State,
some forty miles from here, that devel-
oped how much of the devil there is
in human nature. 1t seems that the
daughter of J. 3. Stewart had vio-
lent quarrel with the wife of Hiram
Barnes, a renter on Stewards place,
and knocked the latter down with a
rock. Tho quarrel soon spread to the
male members of the families, and the
father of the belligerent young woman
went to the field where Barnes was at
work, and there continued the fracas.
There were two grown sons of Barnes
present. Stewart in the heat of the
controversy drew knife, and slashing
it across old man Barnes body, cut
him so that the entrails fell out. He
then gave another cut in q pcrpendic-
ular direction, fairly ripping open his
victim. He then, with the fury of a
demon, attacked son of Mr.. Barnes,
intlicting a CHASTITY wound below the
breast, and another, nine inches long
and very deep, on the young mans
back. Then he stabbed the second
son number of times very seriously
about the right breast. His first two
victims are not expected to live. Stew
art then fled, but the sheriff is on his
trail with large posse of men. All
tho parties arc said to have been
known as very peaceable people here
toforc. The attending physician, DR..
Sorrels, says all the wounded men will
dio. Deputy Sheriff Dixon, with 25
men, is after the murderer, and will
take him dead or alive"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01
NOTICE,

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
Succession OfWILLIAM II. GAYLE, deceased.
Whereas, H. D. King has filed in the Office
OF the clerk of the 18th Judicial District
Court, i'll and for said parish of Onachita,
his application to be appointed Administered
tor of said succession.
OF, the said application will be granted and
confirmed as the law directs.
AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk ID. G..
Monroe, La, July rs, 1879.
, 1879-07-02
OBSERVATIONS.

6pte1H{ {NfDAfch IN 3HE Tribune,
W4su1R6Toa, D. t., july 1.-The extra ees-
: sion OF tue fortv v-sxth Congress, convened by
tho President on tho 18th Of MARCH, Ia order to
make appropriations for tho army and for tho
lcgtslutive, executive. anA judicial expenses
OF tho Government for the fiscai year beginning
to-day, adjourned Ut o'clock this afternoon
sine die. There waB nothing In thr
pruceclllgs to mark thu event, nor would tue
ordinary spectator have seen any difference be-
tween thu final adjournment toduy q,il the ad-
tournament from OUT d&y to nuntler any time
during tic past three mouths. 1t was very
busiucss~llke a1lair IN botlt Houses, and was q
great improvement on tho uBunl manner of
Congress 10 stt all night IN druukenuess aud
seyc!ry anA
PASS ALL SORTS of Jou.
aud schemes during tic last hours Of a aession.
The members Ut both Houses were tn prime
good nnturc, and tlIe asperttlcs Of party wero
lost sight of The congressman had not becn
up fur two or three nlGhts. The clerks were
fresh and performed i,1tir duties lntelllgtnt1y.
Tie President anl hIs Cabinet, who wess
present a'l day, were Mok osctwhc!ned
with work. md 10 tic session
closed with abundant good nature. Dott, ben-
ators asll members took Tho titna to-day to
sett'o up an.i close THUR accounts Their ducu-
1neuts. Wcro 1apose1 Of ona way or another
They drew stationery and sbppcd Il away tn
their cnrpet.baRs. Ittey settled wlsh the Ftnan-
ciat Clerk atsA tho Bcrgeant.at.,Arns. They ,
PAID THEIR uoARplk0-Mouss EKEPsns
anl their washcrWolnen tat least most 0f them
did 10, no doubt), aud all who could do 10 left
town tonight with glad hearts. Nobody left
bern IL sorry they have gone.
In ttIe Senate there was Aonie political discus.
sion Oh the part Of Wfudom, Eaton, keruau,
Hereford. aud oti'crf. al to the responsibility
for the extra session. Its teneets anu ts inlu-
r!es, Ind fina'y t1u resolution AGREED upon ~
the Appropriation Committee, to adjourn a. 5
o'clock to-day, WAS passcd hY party yotu, all
the Democrats voting for it, aud all the Rsput''
ltcaus
/ .AoAINsT IT.
| Subsequently. greatly to lhe su73r[sa OF evea
lhs Senators themselves, the bll! which t'assed
Tho iloasu yesterday putting manufactured
qutniua on the freu list WIS tak1n 10 and
passed without ltA4enting solec, Yesterday
ths bill VIZ referred to the Finance Commit
| tca, aud to-day Us Ecierenro Has recons!dercd
| u thak It could be put upon IT. paAkaRe.
| llorrtfl md Allison mnda speeches against the
bill, a,ltl Eayv reaaans ~hy II &hou'4 not pass.
| Bur without half III honrfa debate and without
consideration, tla ssnass paaaed thu bill % 1t
ra,uu tsom Tue l!outc, aud nsfore ld}ourument
ans President sigtlru It, alsd It
is,AuW? 4 LAW.
| Tho NAV IL Whlc}f t!'u I'LL vas rushed through
/ tuth Huuses ~ ru.arr unbecouing, Aud not
, 1879-07-02
WASHINGTON.
Closing Hours Of the Demo-
cratic Preliminary Presf-
dental Effort.
Several Important Wires Un.
laid for Want Of q
Quorum.
Many Political Scavengers and
uangcrs.0n Reap Rich
Harvest
Apt Illustration Of tho Economical
Tendency Of the Average
Bourbon.
Serious Effects of the Failure
Of the Marshals' Elk
penses Bill.
Financial transactions Of the
Government for tho Fis-
cal Year.
Increase OF the Public Debt During
the Month OF June,
$24,788.
Condition Of the Affairs Of the Ger
man National Bank Of
Chicago.
Bank Examiner Waahburn's Report to
the Comptroller Of the
Currency.
Increase OF the Public Debt During
the Month OF June,
$24,788.
Condition OF the Affairs Of the Ger
man National Bank Of
Chicago.
Bank Examiner Waahburn's Report to
the Comptroller Of the
Currency.
CLOSED OUT.
THE EXTRA SESSION.


WASHINGTON, D. c., july 1.-The House WAS
intent upot, IN object to~lav. wi,,cl, was to act
upon the proposition for adjournment from the
scuato At the earliest posssble opportunity. 1t
Was received With cheers, and passed with ap-
pla,sc, a,,u thu leaders seemed pleased tu ;,e re.
lieycd from d!segreeablc situatlon, 10 the
ear,y pars OF the day, before tic adjournment
resolution reached the uouse, there we're scy~
cral yotes more tbnu quorum. but from the
momcut the resolution passed q Quorum d,sap-
nroren. and for The want of It m importaut bill
re,attve In the Nisxtsstnni n,vcr Commission
.faf,eH, aome nj the n,entcra left IN tie early
Iatternoon trsins.
Aetnon n, ,hn al,ournrnant nuest.on WI, set
tied thrre was scrnrnh]e IN the IIouee to eecure
III. aonr opd ,orre omount;d6 ;d6K Hbus1ness wu.
ore bv ,,nan,n,o,,s con,en, 'ft.paa rur,o,,s Il,
,.a,,,. a.. ofro,t ~ 1ha ron,a x.,,r,sch NJ III,
49,, ~ ". so.et,, noosn,ae which ucr1J
..,,a.. - e,,,.n d.. -s,.stis,s ~ ,,,otr oor.
HAfE |1h%" Ill SA%h~ ""'t b%'9o'1'l* sN""A ~~N
, 1879-07-02

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~, .u,-c.oon cite, rremont ianSar HWsM "s11S'
oLoR"Oo-ean'n~ ~'''' nitSUN =. STANLEY.
Denver A'Aptnoe e%Hat{{ WEi{{,s sN1rn l. MACON,
STIoMas MITCHELL.
oARo'A h"'"oe"o"o'e' j6iSH tt1SH H. ScGuTirrlEN.
'"4N''A 4"AN>'' ~'u'''' E. o. SMITH.
11'"''."''' ~ ..''' HSsss.2E;T7 WHARTON.
WKLboN 4 stcSuLTA,
~"'o'' .a'''4 s''a%'' CT MAIN.
~a"''' ""''' ~S1A'' r. II. JonNsoS.
~""''s''o'' e''e' @o""'' F1CKL1s t. r1cEL1N.
~"'@'S'' e"'N ~e' nEoH0E ". rLuAtMEll
r.~... -.,,..-, ". {. JOHNS.
nj,l.borousn, Montgomery coon.y. c.. No po"''
"'' A'~'S0''' "C e. y. bliss.
,c-,cys,1a M,n1lIsnN: fa1y M1T!f'cR llr'iScorT'
''>' "|'''' UEoRuE n. 11EnpMAN.
A''eo'n' Logan c'an''~ uop11T l. STOKES.
Monmouth, varrn County. l. It, oo1DhS'
Monticello, psts c1Mhl1f' c6ant1. f''eAF7 e el''I'''
'''''ee''' 1'@As e'41@'' LODGE HUSTON.
,,s..,.. - e'rp .rs',s.'s. ,a. r.n,,, IN HEADING.
orruop, oc,s County. ""' '' ''e'o''
z. F, DuTCHE1k
ossawa. Lasa1le County. cor,,nvnou
Parton. Ford County. u O. A1D11ooA'
t"1'''' f0'3 "Sse'' A. SAMPLE
rcktu, Taxewe,l County.
rton. reorta couutv. A. D. sA"1hH.
fe'''' s'''A CjtAryY pROs, L ULRfclt
fc'eF'ou'su' "e""" 1So'''T #. AcyEEtEY,
IHtsneld4 4l2e touotT. -,..--,..x....
IHos. "oNIHISGToN.
portro-a ,vfon.h,ro co.ntx "'"n n""o'o''
AoeAtoso' "'"Aeo1AS ~SA""t' r. n nnArrc
eh.uxxt,,o ebc,hv conn1v. ~ A'' oA'"AH0'
, 1879-07-02

Xptcta' DIx1usch 10 71s Tribune.
W*su1EoTos. D. C., July 1.-Iae report
mato by banE-ExamlneF "nshourn, OF chicago,
giving Tue fsaqss ot nus ha o, tne Se1
the con'btroller Of the Currency the middle of
laat Mar IL now orcrasihls on,l IA in sptxtaneo .
''fo'lows: . 49,, .,.., ,.., a., o., :.
December 1s1-.. whrn Nh. },an1,, suancndcd. IN
- ,o-' IT,. - 1
cnorrc. All the assets t,ay. either i,ceu tracyd
Into lilo 1,on,1. ~ lin R.cc,vcr or ,hc Inurno1
'a.o wv Aa''us ~ t"o .,es. .-,''.,. " ~
thcy wore cha,red to profit aud loss.
~ 5 r.ss %''u ~ ',..a,,.r1 .'1.b!,,s,es Manv of
couIl not bc determined to wlut particular bill
Or asset this entry be'ouged. except through tho
who knew about DIE transactions. =,
Its lato President, .,*..
49,. HENRY o1nsNEpAust' ..-..
Mr. Washburn saYs That ho reports merely more
~ oe,a,' ,an ps,ofs, ~ . p1eaes eaaa
lion develops Nothing To enaneo hc chafactef Oh
amount Of That Indebtedness. Hc then pro-
tseos !" 5'u ee'aa "'e a'"o4ns aae ..oa
Henry GreeneoauM "''d tie various private
,so 1--WE w., t,.nt .u* *n'n,,, nrvt;rrenchoum.
tae t't',e ,t "ak sasoenas"' ,s ,'en.s .a
Individually. owed $G!,I1"3, OF which $4oUo UoOWas
IN bills receivable, onc bsIug nuts for $.3,000,
mud tIr other fur S15,00J. But lor Mr. GreGne-
haun,,x rrI,fauuii,,n. t. confederation far which
ths iarter notc was ryen cyuld nut haye Jron
'!stnr",oa,i Witn hts ns,fs,o,,rt h,w.vrr liz,
facts IN this aild other transactions wefo lutiy
trac"d up. Alter INC suspc,issosl Of tAe oohk.
Gfcrucbaum Was chargEJ With MI Endorsement
OF Sara!I Greeucbauu's nuts lur $7,Su0. Hu
hus noiI sincu sllspers}on by real catate, compo.
siiIni,s" unJ sa,s u coiia,ora]s Ill 4oa, leaving
HIt'1S ~, ,SSh.", M II ~, ~ 1a1s 81. nj iiss,,
III a,a ;, fT'n ,i" ~. s.'red br lia,rrnis
stuck VI the GtFInnn Nattona! bnlk, lhtcnsu
Cutlery tpqnIany, a'a J., St,ats.zf'fa"q-slnse S5a
'o.a S,,s ~ ..r,. ~, ,,..,,.,. r"n,,,.v.,,,- r.,
~" f"'al "r "1H"a o"h 49,
which Was composed Of 1lenrY, Elias, nnd Davl1
y. GreeneUaufs, owed tl1o bunk ut the tjnte Ut
slsucns1ou $4,000, Tju waY!n which l}eury
i3rreuct,a1.tn II ca, became rrsDonsIbiu 10 ttu
f;n,nan Nns;tH,,, fnr a., ain nj x.YiiKI0 cIarf.-
, 1879-07-02

WASHINGTON. u. u, July l.-Ihere are differ
enccs Of opinion among Government officers az
to the effect Of The failure OF the Appropriation
bill for Marsl,a1s. It il maintained by aomc
olliccrs Of the Executive Departments TINT the
MatshaIs will be compelled 10 abandon part of
ttelr duties. That, for Instance, thcy will from
this day, the beginning Ut the new fiscal gear, bu
prohibited from acting 10 mnhy Of the executive
capacities in which they hc1p to keen tho MA
c'toery ol the courts Ia motion. II IL claimed
that the Narshala will bo prohibited Low from
performing any OF
TIE FOLLOWING Dur1ER,
by reason Of the failure OF he Democratic Cun-
gress to pass the appropriation for their pay
mcnt:
l. The serving Of any warrant, attachments,
summons or capEas in a criminal cause.
2. The safe keeping Of anY personal property
attached for the United States.
3. TIC serving Of venres or summonlng Of
grand Of petit jurors iu any catse.
1. Tile holding Of any court Ut Inquiry BY the
Marshal.
{. Tic serving Of wr!ts Of subpGnas In United
States CIVIL or criminal cases.
9. Tie serving Of anT writ Of possession, exc
cuton. PARTITION, Or anr tlnat process in fnyor Of
the United States, or advertising or lisposlng OF
Tie property.
:. The making Of batl-bonds In United States
c,v.p.
aun,o,r,no onnroi.er. IN eet,u,rs for the
trn1, ~, Slain,
r,," oy.r.,,,o,, r., a,c,r NJ nronsr+v hv the
1-,ttor s,,,n. u, ~ so,.,nn .,1..
IN 1,.o,,,,,..,on. l., a1r,,-ai,. hx III. r1,t.e;,
c,ata.
- no ,,h.,. In ,a,,t.,,.
- ~ H.. f1n,,.1 at.,.s
~ ~ ,'"a.,,, ~ .. .,. ,.h.,
Nv ..ss, nsIus " ,,ss,a, ,s''se a',,.s ~ ~.
p'opI'.! .so ~ 0~s" :" -S'
thc uulteo otAtes-
Is, The sale OF vessc1s or other property con,
DAMNED in ,dmtro,tv for t1u. Irn,,r] Etatcs.
NJ - , ~ ~
Ii. lie cndearorinE to arreat my person
charged With or.
CONVICTED or CRIME.
Is. The commitment or discharge Of prisoners
| to or from the custody Of ihe Marshal.
IL. The transportation Of criminals Or the en-
ptoytnent Of Guards therefor.
II. The atte1dance OF the Marshal or hil
Deputy al any Circuit or DEstrict CURT.
IS. The attendance OF the Marshal or any ol
bis Deputies at examination before United
states Commissioner, OF bringing. guarding, u
| retiring nrfeoprrs at srch examinations,
In rfye,t- n n ratn1oncd thot ,,ntn., the
.,s .ls,,, .s aa.I.. 1"... - as s.,'.'' .'I
eo.'ts s'ont' .''' p'a.u 'e''et VI e1e '""' e1''i
, 1879-07-02

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ncrtnt1 and m .uddan that son ~
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nhfa n,.mbcr. sr1 asn,,or 1v.,f.c. ts1 ,s."r
nre.ent ,l,e re-n,t wonld r,av, hecn III, .sn,n
H.. 1,Netll md , 1efeo,tion froco pntI.a4tnh,.
.orrht The rr.,ta. ~ af,or I'm hiIi na,.sd .na
r,nr.,.n,ea y, h1:,,' ~. h.,,o whtch hod hsn,
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MED. scna,or f,o,k,Inv .at IN HI. ,eat. oo,,no
amtah}y At t!,e tad,c., 1a1trr, hat in b,nd Hc.
, 1879-07-02

y. GRANT. 8ecte.aEy. Trluunc BulFdlnG Chtca7o.
lowA-Iostn, Harrison G9an,xy \ I :, nr . c.,wr11
M.renzo. low. ceya,;; ,".1 ;. ''',as,ss - s - w,nr
h0n's1uma po~s'''ek County: t2yf:wts CLAIR
Mount Pleasant Henry COUNT: 4 II. AxptEn
Mufeatiuc. stuseatfue Count: :x.., ,,vxu
Nevada. Storey COUNTY; ;,n,, =. v,rc,,rAru,cp
Ne" '''mpf0a' c'''eka''" c'uhiIffi; iiIffiAM SHAVER
"e"'o''' 'a'0ef eo''''' sAHKEY L COOK.
Enrthwood. Worth County. , ,,,.r,,,,,
o''Ss' ''''s"s" e'en''' BROWN Il BISHOP
osccola. Clark County. nc,,,,,r
~A'oo'"' A'-""4~~ sEEvEns MALCOLM.
otsumva- wspao County: 80. :. ,vu.r,,
1:oeE 1laptdA Lyon County. rrr,
0''AA VIZ 's'' CHASE T. TAYLOR.
Tipton, Cedar County. ... .,-,,,.X
Ao'e1'' 4"'''" ~''A''' sTNuuLE & K1SSE.
''"' o1tcnnEsr & llAlSEs
Waterloo n'a'k ''a"< 'ou;i1i ;u1Eul.oE onDwAy.
"'a''@'' ''~1SA ~" j. G D. LEONARD.
KANeAs-Ateht'on' Ate'E:29 GIo9fts vAooEsE,.
pur1iugame. cfago County. r,, r,o,,eov
Council Grove Morris c9qp'!ya; SY' !Vya;ov = ur,,rn.v
Eldosado. butler CounlY. .-,,r~t ,,>.,,r, =.
LAFAYETTE KNOWLES.
'Hu'''a's'se' '''"'s'''e'' DANIEL alsAss.
1a"fenee' D'us''' 1o'0''is SAMUEL A. RIGGS.
Aeasen"oF'n' he''so"0''D o'4e''o II: oRlswoLp
Lyons ntco County. =, ,,o.,n.
Topeka. Shawnee County: ,v.v, ,,uvso1
"'s'''' '''A "~~ j. II. DALDEusToN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DF'nen skSEIs GSFisi!s WRIGHT.
Detroit, Naruc County. .,.,
Grand Raplds, Kent County. ..,n,
1loue!tou. 1ioushton County, c,, g., nno,,pvr
1shpemtuR. Marquette County: ,,,,an,,
' ' JOHN y. cosEIY.
- "@'A">-'0' s>.A~A00 ~~ GEO. II. DEcK.
Mu'ktson hs3stEEqn sTEEPfEHsSHye SSs5Hsye MCLAUGHLIN
A3a''Ds' '"A'"'A ~ IRA F. RANDALL.
MINNEsoTA-Mo -Montcvldeo. Ch!prext County,
Eorthhe,d. Rice County:, y:,,:,,,,,,v, <,.,,,,,, :,
o"A''n'"' 0'ee'' o"AA''' j. II. ButL1NaAME.
Preston. Fillmore County. ,,,>,,,,, :, ,u,.,,
eA'N' @@' ''1' J. ". GILMAN.
MISSOURI -Chllltcothe. L!vtustton County,, ,o,.
"Au'@4 0'''' 1a e0 v. II. VAN NESS.
i'A''''A' 0 T1ios E. Tul.SEr.
o'' 'btoH1;ltEND. i hLAY1hcK l. 1AEussLER.
nv" o''A Join j. pONSELLY.
E"s'o'' ~''' 'Na'''A oo1A3 J: E. cALLAwAr.
"ApN"0AN-e'0'0'' ''' CL&ilk d coSsELLY.
beatrice. Gage County. .a,,
4.''- 49, wy. .,.,. .. THOMAS l.. ol1rFy.
Ta'' e'''' '''e''1sa''" e''"''' 1suAM REAv1s
Grand 1sland Halt County. :, ,roo;,,.,.
t'sD''"' 1""'s' OLIVER II. SCOTT.
Llncolp.. Lancaster County ;, .,,v,,r, ,,,t,
Nebraska City. osoe County. =. ;. -.,..,x.
tmahs. Douglass County,.
ri..t.mouth ca.. coaaatS ~ a>: 49,
Republican city. usslsn FouatY. .a.,.an,,.
Sidney. Cheyenne county.H. :, ,,.,,.:,,,,.,
Tccumseh. johnson coohtY.
Ycrk. YORK. County. '..u ,,,. -, .oa.n
OHIO -clevel.na. cnyahcEs Fqupty; ;,r, rrn.u,
TExAs-pallas, Dal!as County,
UTAH TERnIroRy-oRdsnGtty Wrbfr County: 49,
Salt Lax. c.y. sd. LII IxssyAI 8aSatI j. pAs''A1T.
w1scoss's-A'm'' lnaa!e esest{i S1SY;iAp uosrr. IT,
Baldwin. g. Crolx County. '' ''"
ch'ppew. Fall. catprv.. c9Ss!S !Sol,o,asaius z.,
NIFiiitEp H. GIBBONS.
NORRIS ELLIS.
SGAcRoss l. puNwlDp1E.
Madison. Dane County. ..-..t
Eetltsytlle, Clark County.
! oahkosh. W!nnebaTo County.
1sac!ue. nActnr County
HENRY 7. FULLER.
II. r. rKocrots.
---'-~- JOHN 4. KELLOGG,
wYoMINoTERn1TONr-E Evapstuu. Uintah l:sunly.
r. n. THOMAS.