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Commissioners Sale.
FANNY q. HENDERSON, Admx.O

FANNY &. HENDERSON, AdmX.0
VS..
JAMES X. NERGER ct. al.
DY VIRTUE OF the final decree rendered in thi,
ID cause hy the ChanceTy Court Of Kinds county
Miss, LIST District, will, ON
MONDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER 4. u. 1850,
in front of the City Hall, in the city of Jackson,
within legal hours proceed TO sell, for cash, to the
highest bidder, AT public auction the following
property, Owt That certain real estate situate in
the city OF Jackson, Kinds county, Mississippi in
square eleven South, in said city, being the same
lot Of ground and parcel OF said square Of which
Daniel Mays died seized AND possessed, and which
is particularly described in the deed OF David
Shelton conveying the same to said Mays and
also certain other tract parcel OF land adjoining
he same, and part Of the residence Of said James
L. Gerger, purchased by him of one A. Robbins
and particularly described in the deed Of said \.
Robbins 10 said Hcrger; said last parcel being
square Of eighty feet, situated in the southeast
Of said square eleven south, in said city OF
jackson, runtng eighty feet on Pearl street. and
eighty feet on President street, and the dwelling
house and applntenanceS ON the said land or lots ut
ground. Said sale made i0r the purpose oi satisfy
ing the Decree made in favor Of complainant. amt
costs Of suit.
The Commissioner will only convey such title as
he is authorized to convey under said decree hui
the title is believed to be perfect.
\. q. MoORL
JHly 2l-lw7 Commissioner
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Henry ~ Hoskins' Chicago excursion
pain passed through this city on Tuesday
Fight. The train consisted of four coaches
nd one baggage car, well filed.
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A negro woman, name unknown, was
N over and killed by the east-bound train
the Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad,
ar Pclahatchie on Tuesday night last.
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Sure cure for Bots and Collie In horses
or money refunded. For sale by Byron
Lemly, jackson, and Druggists everywhere
Il. G. WILLIAMSON.
Sole Manufacturer and Prop'r, Hazlehurat, Miss
Nov III
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E, BLOOM will sell all goods in his line
for the next 30 days at cost for cash.
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THE News say, That Mobile has
rarely been more haalthful than Il j.
at present.
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CHARLES NOUNG.l
". mo. 4O7 Divorce.



In the thancery Court OF said county. 1T District
March Term \. u, ls>U.
CHkRLES NOUNG.l
". mo. 4u7 Divorce.
BELLE YOUNG.
TTPON AFFIDAVIT filed in this causc. il ap,,ear-
" ing 20 the satisfaction OF the Court thai the
defendant, Belle Young has 10 known plsHa Of
residence in this state and - hides eonctsIs and
asents herself, that legal process cannot he served
upon her, personally. Il Is therefore ordered by
the Court, that BILE Young do enter her apV-.9T-
anoe herein, before the first ,lav Of the next
term 81 this Court, 10 be held at the COur-honza
q said county, in the city Of Jacksn on the second
Monday Of September, A. ID. 1850 and plead an
sEer, or demuT 90 the compliments hin 81 the
allegations thereof will he taken for confessed A. 10
her, u Is further ordered by the Court that copy
81 THIS order be published in THE CaxFT a puhiic
neEsTaper printed and published in the CITY o.
Jackson, in said county, Tor four consecutive weeks
W. l. EATLIFF, Clsrk
y ~ M""hFs H. e JHly17.
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MildncSs conqucrs-and hence il is that
the gentle yet positive influence OF Dr..
BulPs Baby syrup oycrcOmes so quickly
ple disorders Of babyh0od.
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SPECIiL E.iRG1IN-
We offer NOW, best French PercaIcs
at 10 cents per yard.
+. a. s. EIRDEN.
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CITATION

state Of Mrs Elizabeth O'Sullivan co. Chaucrry
Court Isl District, Kinds county, Miss
20 MliS; ELLEN bSULIINAN. OF Baltimore.
Mary land, and Vincent de Paul O'SulIlau. a
amor, sou OF W. T. u~ulivan, Of Nomeptn STAT,
LOUISIANA, AMI all others interested ia said estate
Mrs.. Elizabeth OSulliyan, deceased
luu are hereby cited TO lie and Personally AID
ar before the Chancrry Court. Isl District Kinds
'uutY Mississippi, at the Chanccry Court Room
the city of Jackson, said STATE. on the second
onday OF september a. H. lssh. the same hring
EuAI Term of said thIncery Court, then and Their.
show Gauss il any they can, why the petition of
Juhenne, executor of the estate 81 said Mr.
lHabeih UNuliyau, deceased, should not I-e
-tlnled, aud his action exec utnr confirmed I,
The Court
Ordered further, that this order ha pplli>b,j in
I he Comet a newspaper printed and published IN
Jackson. Mississippi, once week Tor four slir.a.
ave weeks, and copy mailed by the.Clerk al this
'o"Ti, properly directed, Ps-iaFe prepaid to each
Of sad above mentioned parties. titti,r,d this
July S2Hd- lSs9
W. T. BATIIFF Chauorry Crk. ]
by 4. G. MOORE u. e. Jyar
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BOARDERS WANTED!

DY THE DAY, WEEK, OR MONTH, WITH
ID or without Lodging; also furnished Rooms at
reduced prices. At Mrs, $ kaufman, Pearl street,
jackson Miss. Al4-1m.
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Chancery Notice.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
CorNTr UF HiNBS
In the Chancery Court OF said county 1T District
March Tenn A. T.. 1850.
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Dcmorcst Cut Paper Patterns, "What
to Wear,' and port folios' Send for
Circulars at j. S. BARFIELD's.
april u.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SOLICITS CONSIGN

PROHPT RETTRNS GT4RfVTEEy
Stencils furnished with name, ON application.
REFERENCE: f. T. StacLhousa CRYSTAL Spri,,r.
and Agricultural Editor this paper Arr-16
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On Friday night last notorious ne
gro by the name of LOvett Mitchell
got into Il fuss with one Anderson
Jones, another negro, at the section
house of the a. G.. s. Railroad, Il lit
tie way out of the corporate limits
He was found ut his house in town
the same night and arrested 10y the
city police and put i'm Jail, where he
has been awaiting the issue of
wound he inflicted ON his antagonist
with a knife. Mr. Cleveland, the city
Marshal called in DIR. Griffin to attend
TO the wounded negro, and he having
pronounced him out of danger, he 4
was yesterday taken before Justice /
Henderson who held preliminary 1
examination and required him to give .
bond i'm 500 for his appearance before /
the next circuit court Mitchell asked .
10 be taken To see Mr.. Ragsdale, who.
he Thought would go his bond. He
was put in charge Of Yes. TAYLOR and
g.. b. Ball, who took him over 10 the
Rag~dale House. Taylor left the
prisoner with Ball while he went in the
house to find Mr.. Ragsdale Mitchell,
who is a bold daredevil and has been
shot at and hit before now, thought
d his opportunity, and made the ef-
ont to regain his liberty. Being
powerful man, he succeeded i'm releas-
ng himself from Ball who had hold
u him, and was making leg hail,
Taylor, hearing the alarm, ran ont in
lime to fire two shots at the retreat
ng prisoner, but, rs he believed.
without hitting him. Anyway, he
rot away--Meridian Mercury.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
Editors cs President Makers.

Straws show which way the wind blows. The
GLOBE went through the State Editorial asso-
citation, which met here yesterday, picking up
Presidential straws, and the following stock of
information was gathered up:
THE MANKATo EXPRESS.
Gen. James II. Bakers preference for Presi-
dent is the Republican nominee. That noml-
nee he'd rather see in John Sherman than any
BODY else. Blaine comes next, and Washburn
rs third choice. If none of these are for
tunnte in getting the nomination he would
rather see Grant succeed than any weak-kneed
candidate OF the Curtlss SCHOOL OF
Republicanism.
THE NORTHERN TIER.
Can't, J. X. Arnold is for the best man, and
d. the odds as to party.
ELK RIVER NEWS.
". Il. Mitchell is perfectly Independent and
careless az to choice. he expects to make one
and looks forward to selecting him from some
clark horse" who will shortly loom up in the
full light of success.
"Haye YOU any idea who he'll be-"
mo, but he's bound to be better than any
body mentioned SO far"
SATURDAY EVENING SPECTATOR.
Oh. Dubois, of Minneapolis, is perfectly
independent, with leaning towards Sherman.
He opposes Grant and Blaine, but has bit
of a hankering for Hayes, having been
an original Hayes man, but thinks Hayes let
ter puts him out of the controversy.
DULUTH TRIBUNE.
re. Mitchell says Grant or Blaine. NJ. G.
Russell lays claim to the honor of frat men,
tioning Window. To be consistent, Window
is his first choice. Blaine is next
best man, and Sherman might do
as third. As to Garfield, he
believes him wholly out of tho race, even
as compromise candidate, as he has COM
mitted himself to Sherman.
HERMAN HERALD.
W. g. Whiteman believes John Sherman Is
the coming man, but he wishes Window was. as
he's his first choice. As to Grant, he's had
enough, and the dignity OF private life most
becomes the great Ulysses.
HOUSTON COUNTY JOURNAL.
O.. E. Comstock is.a Grant man, but believes
he'll not be nominated. Moreover Mr.. Com
stock believes Grant doesn't desire the nomi-
nationals if Hiram wouldn't take anything
he could get. Sherman has the best chance at
present.
SCOTT COUNTY ADVOCATE.
Mr.. Frank Matchett was the first Democrat
encountered. He has NO decided preference
will accept the party's nominee. and believes
Tilden will be the nominee.
ANoKA CITY HERALD.
Ammi Gutter prefers Blaine, but looks for q
new man. He doesn't believe in Giant
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
ENGLISH HANDICAPPING.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l

Parole Given the Top Weight in Several
Events and tho Others Of Lorillard 8
String Well Loaded Down.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-The weights for the
EPSON meeting are announced. For the
city and suburban race, April %, Parole will
carry the top weight, 40 pounds, Falsetto
1923, Mistake sc, Borcas and Sly Dance "a
each, Geraldine SO, Wallenstein 81, Nereid
SO and Pappoose SO. In the great Surrey
handicap, April 20, Parole will carry 1873
pounds, Mistake So, Sly Dance 81, Wallen-
stein 81 and Nereid 80. Only one horse car
RES heavier weight than Parole in the race.
Parole il weighted at the top for the Prince
of Wales stakes, IA pounds, Faisetto 100,
Mistake 10, Borcas and Sly Dance 10S each.
Geraldine LOT, Wallenstein los, Nereid lob
and Pappoose 1O2. These horses are of
Lorillard's stable. At the great Metropoli-
tan stakes race, April 81, Isonomy will carry
the top weight, 136 pounks, and Falsetto
124. There are 100 nominations for the first
race, SO for the second, 81 for the third and
80 for the Last.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Jan. 2S.-Bismarck had two
hours conference with Frederick William
yesterday and audience with the emperor to-
day. Lebanoff has presented his credentials
as Russian ambassador. The reichstag is
summoned to meet on the 18th of February.
MENACE TO RUSSIA.
BERLIN, Jan. 2s.-The National Zeitung
discussing the proposed increase of the army
saws the German nation is almost unani-
NOUS in its approval of Bismarck's reaolu-
ton to resist Pan Slavism as soon as it
shows itself becoming an active and aggres-
sive power. As yet the Germans preserve
friendly relations with official Russia. but
Europe can only be thoroughly quoted by
e1ertions in the place whence the cause of
her agitation have proceeded. Assurances
of peace from Russia by the press ought to
be read with great satisfaction, but it must
not be forgotten, it is more easy to excite
fears than pacify them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
OVER THE OCEAN.
IRELAND.

LONDON, June 2S.-The Duchess of
Marlborough's fund for the relief of the
Irish distress amount to 929,300.
DUBLIN, June 2s.-The nationalist of
county Mayo have decided to start Michael
Davitt and Thomas Brennan, now under in
dictment for sedition, as candidates of the
county for parliament, on the understanding
that if elected they shall not take their
seats. Prospects of their election ara consid-
cred good.
: In card to the editors of the United
States and Canada, the managers of the
Mansion House relief fund of Dublin, deny
that any Partially is shown in the .distribu-
ton of the fund. On the contrary it is as
serted that the management of the fund is
in the hands of representative men of all
denominations and opinions, whose sole
anxiety is to keep their fellow countrymen
from perishing of hunger.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
AS /. Casts its Light on the Chicago Marks

As 1t Casts it's Light on the Chicago Market
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Jan. % Gables were higher on
cargoes, and this day was the darling for
gamey one. The market opened up strong and
active at s1.2l111 for March. 1t Topped around
this with one cent fuctuation and no excite
ment until s1.232 was reached. Then the
fun was started, and it never rallied until it
struck $l.1911. There were few sales at this
point, but the gangs brokers took everything
that was offered. On the curb it sold for S1.22X
for March.
Corn was entirely without animation at 4211s
for May.
Provisions lifeless. No game to-day. March
S12.70. Lard $7.5715.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
GENERAL FOREIGN.

BUCHAREST, Jan. 28.-The palace at Jassy,
the ancient capitol, Moldavio, has been en-
tirely destroyed by fire, believed to have
been incendiary.
AMERICANS CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-The two Americans ar
rested in Naples, charged with the robbery,
at Brussels, of Russian, naval officer, are
John Collins, aged about 16, and one Cleve-
land alias Everest alias Ferguson, aged about
20. The government of Belgium has made
a demand for their extradition.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29

The State Republican committee of Louis
lana and the colored mems protective union of
Louisiana, have forwarded protests to Washing
ton against the appointment OF Pinchback as
naval officer Of New Orleans.
The Parnell reception at Troy, N. Y, last
evening was An immense affair. The subscrip-
lions amounted to %, 0OO and the sale Of adj
mission tickets from 81 200 to $l,5(Q,
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At St. P0ul.
THE uoMEwARD JOURNEY.

THE HoMEwARD JOURNEY.
AS indicated above the remains will arrive
here on Saturday. A telegram received yes
terday afternoon brings the information that
Mrs. Thompson would be joined at Roches-
ter, N. Y, by Mr.. Frank B. Clark, of the
West Wisconsin RAILROAD, who turns back at
that point on his way to New York, and at
Chicago the sad party will be joined by the
two sons of deceased, Horace, Jr., and
Charles, Judge E. G. Palmer, Mr.. E. F. War
ner and Mr.. Jas. Hiland, who left for
that city last evening.
THE FUNERAL.
It has been decided to have the funeral
from the First Baptist church, of which de-
ceased was q faithful member, and to which
he had been such liberal almoner, at
O. CLOCK on Sunday afternoon, though the de-
tails for this sad event will necessarily be
delayed until the arrival of the bereaved
wife and family 1t is understood, however,
that IT is their desire that these services
shall be as undemonstrative as possible, in
keeping with the life and character of de-
ceased.
MEETING TO-DAY.
The Clearing House association of this
city have called meeting at II o'clock to-
day at the banking house of Dawson & Co.,
to consider the sad visitation and take suit
able action to show their sense of the loss
sustained by the association and the COM
munity at large.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The following call for meeting of the
board of directors of the chamber of COM
merce, of which deceased was valuable
member, was issued yesterday:
The board of directors of the chamber of
commerce will meet at their room Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, on the 3lst inst, on ac-
count Of the decease of Horace Thompson,
ESQ. BY order of the first vice president,
7. j. BARNEY.
W.D. ROGERS, Secretary.
HIS LIFE INSURANCE.
Mr.. Thompson's life was insured in the
Mutual Life of New York for $4,000, in
the Northwestern of Milwaukee for $4,000,
and in the Cincinnati Mutual and Mutual
Benefit of New Jersey for $4,000 each, ag-
gregating $4,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
MINNESOTA EDITORS.
THEY HOLD TREIR THIRTEENTH
ANNUAL CONTENTION.

A List of Those Decentralization on the
Death of Col. Plummer-DiscussingV ari-
Gus Topics of Interest to Pabllshers-Who
the Editors Favor for President ELECTION
of Omcers for the Ensuing Year-Banques
j. A. Ieonard-A Round of Toasts and
Responses.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
afternoon Session.


Upon reassembIing Messrs. w. D. Mitchell,
N. G. Russell and II. p. Hall were appointed
committee to prepare toasts for the even
ing banquet.
THE LATE COL. PLUMMER.
MIR. A. J. Underwood, from the committee
on resolutions, reported the following:
Resolved That this association has heard
with deep regret the announcement of the re-
cent death of Col. l.. P. Plummer, of the Min
neapolis Tribune, and take this early oppor-
tunity to give expression to its sense of loss at
this dispensation-loss to the profession of
which he was an honored MEMBER; to the
State with whose history and best interests he
has been so long identified; to the journalistic
and military fraternity that has known and
esteemed him alike for his private virtues and
his deservedly high public record.
Resolved, That the secretary be instructed to
present copy of these resolutions to the
widow of our deceased friend.
Capt J. X. Arnold warmly seconded the reso-
lu.ions and they were unanimously adopted
by rising vote.
COST OF PAPER.
MIR. O. II. Lieneau, from the committee on
the paper question, submitted the following
report:
Your committee have considered, with such
information as was within their reach, the
question referred for their consideration. They
beg leave to say that they see no practicable
remedy for the present high prices of paper, ex-
cept by action of Congress in reducing or
wholly repeating the present tariff of 20 per
cent. We therefore respectfully recommend
that committee be appointed to draft me-
mortal to Congress asking for such modifca-
ton or repeal and that the same be forwarded
to our Senators and Representatives to Con-
gress.
We would further recommend that the secre-
tary of the association be directed in behalf of
the ASSOCIATION to correspond with paper manu-
fscturers outside of the United States with
view of ascertaining the possibilities Of reduc-
ed prices and furnish the result to the news
papers of the State.
The committee appointed to draft the me-
mortal was composed of Messrs. Henry
Kinds, Fl. A. Castle and David Ramaley.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Mr.. Bromiwch, from the committee on
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
CONTEST CLOSED.
END OF THE FIGHT FOR RIGHT IN
MAINE.

Adjournment of the Fusionist Legislature
to August Next-A Little Show Of Con-
tinuing the Contest-But the Majority of
Members Evidently Preparing to Yield
A Few Appeal to Their Constituents and
Abide the verdict-AN but One Company
House.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
Gen. Grants Movements.

HAVANA, Jan. 2s.-Gen. Grant and party
attended the American circus last night and
left for vuelta Abajo this morning. They
will probably return to Havana Saturday.
The king returned thanks to Gen. Grant for
his dispatch of congratulation upon the oc-
casion of his Patron Saints day. It is said
Gen. Grant will not go to kNicaragua. A
number of slight shocks of earthquake were
felt in Vuelta Abajo yesterday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29

HAVANA, Jan. 2s.-On the 18th inst. five
persons convicted by court martha of incen-
diary and robbery were shot at Santiago De
Cuba.
LONDON, Jan. 2s.-John George sBrabazon
Ponsonby, Earl of Bessborough, is dead.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29
HORACE THOMPSON
INTERESTING PARTICULARS OF HIS
ILLNESS AND LAST MOMENTS.

A Brief Sickness Which Only Became seri-
Gus on Monday Conscious Of His Ap-
preaching Fate He Arranges His Busi-
Funeral Party-Their Arrival Expected
Saturday Morning-Profound Feeling of
Sympathy and Sorrow Throughout the
City-The Uppermost Topic-Meeting of
Chamber of Commerce Called.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-29

or third term. Thinks TINS
latter phase in politics had an e1emphnoation
in the Pillsbury canvass, and predicts tnao
Grant would run behind a. did Minnesota
third-termer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-24

ODD-FEILowy RELIEF ASSOCIATION "A
meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of this
Association was held last night and elected
the Hon. William II. Bagby, OF Raleigh, n.
C., and Thomas w. Fleming. Esq, OF Fair.
mont, West Virginia, yice-presidents. h
The death OF Henry Frischkorn, men,
Der OF the Association, being reported, the
Board ordered the benefit allowed by the
laws to be paid over to bis widow at once.
A communication from the President.
James b. Blanks, ESQ.,, OF Norfolk, was
read. showing that the Association Is being
most iavorably received in that section, aud
promising an addition OF one hundred new
members during the next month.
Letters were also read from Messrs. Bag.
by, OF North Carolins, and X. A. Miller, OF
Wheeling, W. Va, expressing a readiness
on the part OF the Odd.Fellows Of those
States to unite with the Association as soon
as agents are appointed,
The Odd.Fellows are enthusiastic in their
praise Of this enterprise and seem gratifed
that able and earnest members OF the order
have taken this mucb-needed additional
benefit into hand, and have supplied an in
surance for members within their own
ranks.
The maximum benefit is $4,000, and little
doubt Is entertained that the membership
will now speedily run up to the required
amount to enable them to pay this sum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-24

PERsoN AL-BRIEF ITEMs.-Bishop
Thomas u. Dudley has left for his home IN
Kentucky, after pleasant visit to his old
home and the friends Of his youth.
Captain Charles ii. Epps won both the
bouquet and the badge In the shooting con-
test at the James-River Brewery Thursday
evening between the Virginia and Falrneld
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Saiiie Lam
bert Sparrow took place yesterday evening
from ST. James church. sl i' B.,
Policeman Charters reports puttins oul
without an alarm. Thursday evening, ire
at the stable OF Mr.. j. g. Hunter, NO. Si'
Main street. 30
Mr.. j. C. Stanard has been appointed
TEN porary clerk in the Office OF the First
Auditor by MIR. Massey. Mr.. stanard. for
merIy occupied similar position In ih'
Office OF the late Auditor, William +: Tay
| lor. Mr. George w. Williams. journal olerl
Of The State Senate, Is also atsmporary clerl
| in the same office. -
! An excellent oitportrait OF the late ]. r
Dowell. grand lecturer OF Virginia., A. +
and Am, was purchased yesterday 70
Dove. Lodge. No. 6l, OF which be was
past master.