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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-17
SAVAGE.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Nov. II, rs7s.-E. B.
Hoimss, Secretary: During the week the
crosscuts on the 2200 have been advanced
No. 1, 81 feet. total ca feet; and No. 2. 20
feet, total 80 feet. The tank drift at 2200
station has been advanced l6 feet, and
the south lateral drift, 22o0, has been en-.
larged and retimbered to within II feet Of
the Hale / Norcross line. The work 1t
the Wine station. 2200. 10 progressing
slowly. We are holding the water a. last
reported. Our machinery 10 all In good
working order.
JOHN P. KELLY, supt.
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Plenty Of Game.

F. N. Fillsbrown and Jack Young
came into Virginia this morning from q
hunt made some 100 miles north and
east Of Reno. Their team was literally
loaded down with game which they 70.
port plenty In that section. They cap
tured 8 dozens OF grouse. 4 dozens Of
ducks, 80 rabbits, 7 deer and quail, etc.,
to their hearts content. The z deer
were shot 10 an hour on the morning Of
their departure, F~illebrown scoring four
to Young three. One Of Young's was q
Avs.prong buck which weighed, after
drawn, 200 pounds.
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Philadelphia's Preparation for
Grant.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-THE
Committee Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic appointed to arrange for the
reception OF General Grant, announce
part Of the programme. al follows: On
the evening Of December 18th, General
Grant will be escorted to the Academy
OF Music from the residence Of George
w. Childs. by Post No. ]. and q dele.
CATION OF Ave comrades from each Post
In the city. Generals Sherman, Sheri.
dan and other distinguished officers will
be present ct the Academy. where the
programme will include o camp fire.
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uaAh.

vnoruA Orr. Nov. Is. 1870 George
@. Pran. Secretary. During the past week
the bcst possible progress has been made
In lowering the water In the incline. We
now expect TO have Il down TO tho tank
station, 40 feet from the bottom Of tho
incline In two days. Tho incline
Is being cleaned out and repaired
q the water Ii lowered. An excavation
for . bobstation has been commenced In
the shaft $50 feet bslow the surface. We
will soon have snough wood on hand 10
last through The winter. The machinery
IL all In good oedst.
W. B. sHrrrElD. sup't.
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Mrlrs ron rur HosPrrAL.-Msats for

AlLAIs fOh ThE W.
the County Hospital are wanted daily as
follows: Round steaks, 80 pounds;
roast beef. 60 pounds; mutton stew. 20
pounds; canned beef. % pounds; roast
veal, 10 pounds; porter-houss steak. 10
pounds: four roasts per week. three
prime ribs. As required sausage. kid.
nsys, mutton chops. calves tongues,
tripe, liver, soup bones, etc.
sheriff Williamson has fled certificate
Of sale Of . piece OF ground included !
the patent to the Roman Capital Mining
Company, the dimensions Of which are
202 feet, 1874 feet. 90.7 feet. 266 feet.
living next TO the land Of v. Negro. the
same having been sold at Sherifrs sale
70 J. p. Zoya In suit by him against b.
Gusrrsro for the SUN Of SlOo6 81.
The California Thsstsr Company left
for San Francisco last evening. and
Frank Mayo went with them. He opens
there for q season this evening. The
thestsr.e oers Of San Francisco will now
have an opportunity to become &C
auainted with that saint.like character.
The SuTo i~"a<po'do" says 'ha' '.
Ludwig. who Is largely interested in
copper mines near Alkali Flat. south
east of Dayton and near Walker river.
will shortly erect Q mill near his mines,
for thu smelting Of copper ores. Here
~, h.1n,h, % Dsv,on
70 be worked.
n. n.x,,r 1;,.,.,v soci,,r will Give
=. o,a r.,.
r-,-~,-,..
s,s November 9s,h. Tickets. admit.
ting gentleman and LADY to both the
entertainments, 90 80, % to the literary
sntsrsainmen oh'!' :" anu eaen'
The playful pistol vas pulled at IL n.
ssturdsy SUNDAY in Virginia and on d
street. The report started police n
people and tne Pis'S a'o, " ~
che 9moess sia'eu ~ NV
- .-.., -.
The weather. iook' "su n.
psr'"''s' to.
dsntsrs suspect TINS eolu no. =, ~.
weather. will.
o....,....,,n 81 J....on Of the
p.s.~,. .na r,o,s,v mines. il
W. .,5 ,ooL. wall notvithstsudiue his
aictn''s.
Five feet per day are averaged in tho
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Mother and daughters Drowned.

CINCINNATI, November IA Gdaeae
Columbus. Indiana, special says: Albert
Woodward, wife and daughters started
for their home In Jefferson county Bat.
urday morning In o spring wagon, and,
In attempting to cross the Clifty river,
two miles from Columbus, the swift cur.
rent from the recent rise swept the
wagon and the mules down the stream.
Mr.. Woodward ~endsavored to cut the
harness, but was washed away and
thrown out on the bank. His wife and
daughters were drowned. and the bodies
have not yet been recovered, though be
sought assistance Immediately and has
kept up the search.
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A Sensation In Texas.

SHERMAN, Texas, November Nv.
P. Grsenlow, one Of the wealthiest and
most prominent citizens Of this place,
suicidsd Friday night by taking NOR.
phins. The cause Of the act is said to
be criminal intimacy between his wife.
one Of the most beautiful women in
Sherman, and Rev. Conrad Haney, one
Of the most noted and eloquent minis.
tiers In Texas. The city Is greatly OK.
cited over the affair, and threats against
the personal safety Of the sanity ssducsr
have been made.
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YslIsW Jsskss.

GoLp HILL. Nov. II. ls7s.-Hre~ 0tey.
Secretary. Connection between q north
drift from the shaft, 2700 level. and the
east drift from the north WINE, was made
Friday and there 10 nov q hne current Of
air passing through and up the incline,
reducing the temperstureo Of the drift from
100 degrees 70 90. We are nov putting In
the guides Of the south compartment Of
the shaft from the surface to the 270o level
preparatory TO using the same for our new
ensiue. Steam will be turned on new
engine today 1T I o'clock. and BY the end
Of the week 10 hope TO hare same ready
for use. ]. Z. JAxrs. supt.
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Another Black Sheen.

Dies MorSrs. Iowa, November H.
The Rev. ". h. Dssber. Of the Altoona
Methodist Circuit. who has been under
q cloud In the Conference for some time
on various charges, has been suspended
from the ministry. Ten years ago. In
Ohio, he procured a divorce from his
wife on the ground OF dssertion for
three years. He remarked. and Is now
living with his second wife. The Meth
odist Church recognizing nc cause for
divorce except the S%criptural, the
charges were all sustained.
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ward.

VIRGINIA Orr, Nov. Is. lS7s.-JaeOb
StadDsld, Jr.. Secretary: The shaft has
been sunk and timbered 16 feet for the
week ending this date; total depth. 1904
feet. The dow Of water continues strong.
equal to 1901 gallons per ~ hours. The
character Of rock encountered remains 70
vorabls for sinking. Ventilation good.
The north drift to connect with Julia,
1900 level. has been advanced Il feet the
present week; total length. ~ feet. Not .
single doubt exists but . connection will
b made the coming week.
HENRI BAwDEx, supt.
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Arrival. Yesterday Msraisg.

rs Davenport. N J Farrell. D. Crow
ley. Z @ Nan. J W Wilson. Geo @ Ames. J
L AcClsery. H s~chosnsman. Mrs L Burke
and child. Mrs Z W Bence. ID Graham
Mrs H O'Brien. Miles Goodman. II White.
W Z Grinan. d II Jackson. q r Wells,
c W Sanders. 8 J Black. E Tibbets. ]
psvser
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p,v.rsur.. saturday Evssiss.

II d Joselyn. TR Andrews, ] Adams
J L McClesry. Chss Sanford. ] Mcleod,
o A Brooks. J N Gibson, o s Cook. Robt
Ash, Mrs Zabriskis. J Reynolds. c E
Frank. r 8 Neacham. Chss Banjo. Mrs
Murphy and children.
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aoLp HILL. Nov. Is. l87s.-Gsorgs W.
Bearer, Pssiderfs Since last report the
north drift has been connected with the
south drift from 0vermsn. and We nov
have good ventilation on the 1900 level.
Have started drift south from winxs and
extended Il IS feat. A. Ferman shaft have
lowered the beam Of the pumping engine
into place. Foundation for pomp-hoist u
nssriy ready for coping stous. Making
eood progress With stations for taaks and
pumps. Cas-. foaxAs, supt.
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nenarNereress.savass shan.

vrnonA Orr, Nov. Is, 1874. X.
p. Harmon, Prerdsnf: During the week
No have taken ont the old gear Of hosting
engines and made necessary changes In
bed plates for the new. The new gear 10
on ths ground and viii b put In place st
Isaac L. I,avA. sup,.
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Isaac L. RfouA. supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25
A NEW EscAMpHEsr /. o. o. F. Msrr.

A New ENcAApHENT /. o. o. F. EsTI-
TUTED.-John It. Knight, Esq. OF Frede-
ricksburg, the Grand Patriarch OF the
Grand EncamDment, /. O. D. F., of ViT-
ginia, arrived in this city last night and IN
stitnted new encampment Of this order,
to be known as Richmond Uniform En-
campment, No. /. Fhe following officers
were duly installed to control and direct
this new candidate for patriarchal honors
on its first voyase-viz NJ. A. Mcdonald,
C. P; R. S. Valentine, Fl. p; T. w. Gen
try (of MaIchesierl, s. W.; r. S. Denny,
Scribe; Fl. Z. Adams, Treasurer; J. c.
Angel, J. W.; j. j. Sullivan, Guide; and
Thomas P. Campbell, ]. s.
1t is proposed to make this q camp OF uni
formed patriarchs, and, judging from the
character and zeal Of those who have taken
the enterprise in hand, it is fair to expect
in very short time oar streets will be en-
livened by the brilliant'and> pleasing rega-
lin Of this new branch OF the order Of Odd
Fellows. Grand Patriarch Knight is gen.
tleman of fine appearance and pleasing
manners, and by his commanding appear
ance and encouraging words inspired all
who were present. last night, and all speak
Of him in terms OF admiration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25
MANCHESTER And VICINITY.

Interesting Sermon.-Rey. J. Fl. String
fellow, OF the Meade-Memorial church OF
this city, preached 10 q large gregation
Sunday upon the Restoration OF the
Jews and the Year 1882" His text, which
was very appropriate one, was taken from
the 23d chapter Of jeremiah, 7th and Sth
verses. His sermon throughout was pro-
foundly interesting, and was very atten-
lively listened 10. The minister, in hand
ling the subject. alluded to the signs Of the
times, and cited biblical prophecies tending
10 show that, in accordance with Divine
prophecy, the restoration would take place
in the year 1882. His treatment OF the sub
iect showed that his sermon was prepared
after a deep study of the history OF the
Jews. His sermon made great impression
upon the congregation, and many, espe-
cially those who were not present Sunday,
are anxious for him to repeat it at an early
date
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERSONAL.- interesting
wedding has just taken place at the resi-
deuce of Mr.. w. &. Adams, assistant SUI
perintendent OF the City Cas- orks-the
bride being Miss Burnie Elliott, niece OF the
host: the groom Mr.. Luther Camp, OF this
CITY. The presents were elegant, numerous,
and handsome. One OF the principal 1ea-
lures OF the occasion was the floral display.
A large marriage-bell, composed OF wax
flowers and leaves, besides numerous bas-
kets and bouquets, also OF wax, showed
how highly the bride is appreciated by some
of her fair friends.
The Common Council will meet Wedres-
day afternoon to consider the proposed ap,,
preparation to aid in constructing a railroad
up the James-Riyer Valley.
The December term OF the Hastings Court
commences on Monday next.
The ladies of the Monumental church pro-
nose TO have lunch and dinner next week
in Mr.. Stcarns's building, on Main street
opposite the pos:-oftice.
Christmas is Just one month of, and our
merchants are laying in their stocks OF holt
day goods. r,oo
tre next Monday night.
| Yesterday afternoon about half-past
O'Clock, while William Stevens was at WORE
| near the Old Dominion sheds, he wa:
caught under bank OF dirt which feli anC
had his left leg injured. He was taken te
his home, in Marshall Ward.
Steps are being taken looking to the en-
largement of st. Johns (EpiscopaD church
on Church Hill.
Messrs. George Campbell & Co., tobacco
manufacturers, OF this city, YESTERDAY
shipped lot of tobacco to New York b!
the steamship Old Dominion, from which
place it will be shipped OH Saturday Il
England by the steamer city Of Richmond
Quite coincidence that.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25

COMING ATTRACTIONS AT THE THEATRE
On Wednesday Miss Bessie Darling COM
mences an engagement OF four nights and
matinee, opening as Lady Macbeth. On
December /, 2, 8, and 4, Maggie Mitchell IN
Fanchon, Lorle, The Pearl OF Savoy, ana
I,itfle Barefoot. December and 6, Mckee
Rankin and wife in The Danites. Decem.
her 3. 9. and 10, HayerIy's Chicago Church
Choir in 81. NJ. S. Piuafore. December II,
~ and "a. the Oates Comic Opera Troupe.
Week commencing December 15, Agnes
Herndon in a round OF plays. Christmas
week. the New Orleans Minstrels. week
commencing December 49,, Ford's opera
Tro,,nn in the Chimes OF Normandy, Inc
Mayor. Little Duke, and Pinafore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25

Brief NemS.-The special Finance Com
mittee appointed by the City Council TO pre-
pare statement or our financial condition
will meet when the chairman, Mr.. j. r. Per-
due. returns from Norfolk, which will be
some time this week. Their report VIII he
ready at the next meeting OF the Council.
Several sportsmen from this city went to
Chesterfield, Powhatan, and King William
counties yesterday on big hunt. A lively
party went TO each county.
Several minor cases were before the
Mayors Court yesterday, and were disposed
of. Several parties will be before the court
to-day for fighting Sunday night.
The congregation at the Baptist church
Sunday night was unusually large. Many
persons were unable to obtain seats. The
new pastor, Rev. j. Fl. Eager, has taken a
strong hold upon the congregation, and is
very much liked by the church.
The Board O.! Supervisors OF Chester
field county met at the court. house yester-
day afternoon. The regular routine busi-
ness was transacted.
The city Jail is wei! supplied with inmates
at present. The winter season has opened
very farorably. Several have made their
winter-quartcrs there already.
4 quantity OF forage is being brought to
this city from Chesterfield, TO be disposed
of here. A number Of wagonoads came in
yesterday.
Wire fences are used by many Of the
farmers in Chesterfield county now instead
OF the old-fashiop rail fence.
Maury Cemetery has been greatly inn
proved during the last few months, and is
now very beautiful burying- ground.
The river still remains quite low. Per-
sons can almost cross over TO Belle Isle on
rocks dry shod above the Bellc-Isle juno
ton.
There will be special services at the Epis-
copal church wednesday and Friday eve
nings OF this week.
Owing to the absence OF the pastor, who
is attending Conference, there were no SER
vices at the Methodist church Sunday. The
other churches were crowded.
A number of persons from Richmond
were in this city Sunday, aud attended our
churches in the morning.
Rev. G. c. VandersIice will preach
| farewell sermon 10 his congregation before
he takes his leave from this city.
At meeting OF Manchester Division
Sons of Temperance Saturday night j. G
Traylor, p. w. P; james A. Gentry. W
A.: and H. P. Thomas were appointed al
committee on the lecture to take place mex
month.
The rolls OF honor in the public school,
will be published monthly instead OF week
liz, as heretofore. This change was made 4
the instance Of the principal.
The Hastings Court was in session yes
terday short while, and adjourned owe
until to-day, when it Is expected 10 adlourl
for the term. 1t was engaged yesterday u
itrying appeal civil cases from the Mayor
Court.
| A new musical director is expected to b
appointed by the Beethoven Association
next Friday night.
The court for the trying Of civil warrant
will convene this morning after the Mayor
Court ad1ourns.
A number of hops and social parties wi
be given by the different clubs here durip
| Christmas week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25

CHURCH NoTss.-At Leigh-Street Baptist
church Rev. C. II. Ryland preached Sunday
morning, and Rev. s. G.. Clopton at night,
very acceptable sermons to large and atten-
tive congregations.
At Clay Street Baptist church the pastor
preached in the morning and Rev. c. Il.
Ryland at night.
AT Grace-Street Baptist church The pastor
{Dr. Hatchery begun at night a series OF SER
mons. to women, preaching rs the first OF
the series on aThe Religious Aspects Of
Marriage" as illustrated in the history Of
the marriage OF Isaac. The house was
crowded, and the congregation deeply in
.terested. The sermon next Sunday night
will be on "Rebecca, or Choosing WIFE,"
The pastor baptized one at night.
At the First Baptist church Rev. G. F.
james, OF Buchanan, filled the pulpit morn
ing and night, preaching to large congre-
cations very acceptable sermons. After
preaching in the morning Mr.. James made
an appeal for means to finish paying the
debt on his church. DR.. Curry warmly en-
dorsed the enterprise, and number OF the
bretben responded to the appeal.
At Venable-Street Baptist church the
pastor3fllled his pulpit morning and night.
preached to large congregations, and bap-
tizeG one person at night.
l AT the the Second Baptist church, at
night, the pastor (Dr. McDona!d) preached
the last OF his series of sermons to young
men on "The Special Needs OF Young
Men, He announced that he would begin
next Sunday night series OF sermons on
s' The Religion of Home Life"
At Pine-Strect Baptist church the pastor
preached morning and night to large con-
gregations. The series OF meetings in this
church closed at night, having resulted in
twenty-five professions Of conversion and
the same number Of additions to the church.
at Manchester Baptist church Rev. j.
II. Eager preached in the morning TO a
large congregation, and at night to a packed
house, while many were unable to get into
the house. He received one person for
baptism. Mr. Eager enters. upon his new
pastorate under most flattering and hopeful
auspices.
at the Seventh-Street Christian church
the pastor filed his pulpit morning and
night, and baptized one person at night.
There was no meeting of the Methods
preachers yesterday. as they are all at Con-
ference, and consequently we have no Ne
thodist church notes this morning.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

Th. countenanec is pale and leaden. colorec, with
occasional Gushes or crcunscribcd spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pnlhls
aIs,e: an azure scmcirclc runs along the lower eye
va. ,,s rosp "a irritated. swells, ard sometimes
h,eeds: q swelling OF the upper lip; occasional
headache, with hunlmiuS or throbbins of the cars
~ ,rusua, secretion OF saliva: Shiny furrcd
tongue; brca,!, very foul, particularly IN the morn
no. annette variable, sometimes voracious. with
,kuaw!nr sensation OF the stomach, at others en-
,,sy gone: reetug pains in the stomach; occa-
sanai nausea aud vomiting; violent pains through
on: the a,domen bowels irregular, at times co'!ve;
stools SHINY. 20, unfrcquently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tnrbid; respiration
occcasioDaNv difficult, and accompanied oy hic-
cough; cough sometimes dry and conYu'siTe; IN
G asv and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
eeh; temper variable but generally irri,sb'e' &C.
Whenever .he above symptoms are found TO exist
Or. c. McLANE's yERMIFUGE
WEI CERTAINLY EFFECT CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
na1y form. 1t is an innocent preparation, not ca
psIls If doing the slightest injury to the "sost
eRier islfGnt.
Th. nc,.,,r. DIR. McLAxE's yERMIFUGE hears
he eslru.s,res of c. NcLA:E and FLEMING BROS
eu TIC wrapper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25

The Contested Election Case.-Justice
Perdue, Of this city, has been busy several
days taking depoSi!ions in the contested
election case OF r. l.. Jones Us. Jefferson
Lewis (colored) for seat in the House cf
Delegates. Up to Yesterday morning thirty
two witnesses had been examined, and a
number OF others are yet to come. Most OF
the witnesses are from Powhatan county.
The papers in this case are expected to be
ready soon, so that the matter can be
brought before the Legislature in the begin
ming of the session. Mr.. r. L. Jones (Con-
seryatiye) is reported quite sick ii his home.
in Matoaca district, in Chesterfield county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25

FIyELETTER- CARRIERS BROUGHT BEFORE
A SPECIAL AGENT SUNDAY MORNING
TWO OF THEM ARR I D-sToLEN
MONEY FOUND UPON ONE; BUT HE
PRovEsTHAT HE GOT 1T IN CHANGE FROM
j. GORDON BAUGH-BAUGH CoNFEssEs
THAT HE Is A AMAIL-ROBBER-A VISIT TO
HIS HOUSE. WHERE HE LIVED LIKE A MA
EXPERIMENTATION WAIVED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25

POLICE Court, MoNDAY-Potice-Justtee
Joseph j. White preSiding.-A very small
docket was disposed of:
John Roffo, charged with assaulting ana
striking Robert Foster. Continued untii
Tuesday.
Robert johnson, charged with being dis
orderly. Fined 81.
William Harrison ana Henry MOTIFS
charged with being drunk and disorderly,
were fined 81 by Justice Isbell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25

DEATH OF USEFUL MERCHANT AND CITI.
zEN.-Mr. w. Moulirie Moses, OF the firm
of Moses & Clemens, Of this city, died at
Savannah, GA, on the 18Th instant, while on
a business visit to thar city. Mr.. Moses had
been a resident OF this city for about two
years, during which time be had by his en-
terprise and energy established quite an ex-
tenSiye business in the State, and had BY
his generous and amiahle disposition en-
deared himself TO all who enjoyed bis ac'
auaintaDce. Mr.. Moses was about thirty
six years Of age, member of Rimmon
Lodge, B'nai Birth, and Loge FranGaise,
No. 53, A. and A. Masons, and also an ac-
tive member of the Eleyenth-Street syna-
gogue. He was a native Of Georgia, and
was buried at Savannah.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-25
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Conservative Debt Payers Adams, Bar
| bour, .CoghilI, Clayton, Chamberlaynee'
Duke, Downs, Dalton, cambridge, Ed
monds. Eshols, Ellis, Fitzpatrick, Fick'en,
Fnrr. Fray, Finney, Geede, Gibson, Gregg
ry. Hanger, Hopkins, Head, Jewett, LoVen'
stein. LYONS, Mushbach, AoormaR, Morgan,
Watheus, Meneiee, Nelson, Nicn. Palmer,
pitts. Payne, Rowe, 6sriblins, Watson,
white Wilkinson. Witt-42.
ItepubsscGn Debt -Poyers-bu'msn, Cole
rcoJored), Duagee (colored,. Gray. owens
fcoioredj. e. 81. Smith. II. D. Smitk, Scott
(colored), Wiekham-9. ,o.
Pronounced Republicans, esseted az Sacn H!
,oithout regard to the debt QaeSsaon-Coillnls
(colored), Evans 'tcoiored), HamiIton (coi'
ored), Paige (colared)-4.
Reddjasters Praper-Akers, BeH, bai'-
cess, Bailey, Chapman, Cross, Daskersen,
Edwards, Frazier, Green, Harwooa, Haaen'
Hall, Harmau, Harrisea, Kelly, Lady, Lacy.
Linkenhoker, May, M;ehie, Mcconnell; d Of
felt, Parks, Perdue, Pope, Redd, feYeF-
comb, Sayers, G. e. Smith, slemp, spes-
sard, Stratton, strayer, Turner, Wade, WAT
kins, Waddell, Wells, W1tten, fager-4l:
Republican Reddjasters-- Bland lcolofed),
Dickinson. Lewis (coloredL Norton (coi-
ored)-4.