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OREGON,
Weather Fire-COurf of InquIFy-1Fark
of Respeet-GreenbackC OnventiOn-Ar.
rested for AIsOR-DemOcratic County


rested for AIsOa-DemOcratic County
Conventions.
PORTLAND. March 25th-The weather is
cool and cloudy. A light snow-storm pre-
vailed to-day.
The sash and door factory of NJ. Ainslie,
at the corner of Ninth and j streets, caught
fire this afternoon. The fire was extinguished
before much damage was done. The loss
probably reached $1,000.
The Court of Inquiry, called by British
Vice Consul Laidlaw to investigate the cause
of the loss of the bark Dilharree at the mouth
of the Columbia, was in session to-day. Cap
tain Moore, of the lost vessel, and members
of the crew were examined. All the testi-
mony was closed this afternoon, and the
Court adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow,
.ghen the finding viii he reported. The
Court of Inquiry consists of James Laidlaw,
Vice Consul; the captain of the bark
Casma, and the captain of the bark Lad
stock.
As the steamer Oregon passed Astoria yes
terday all the flags Of the shipping were dis
played at half-mast in respect to the memory
of the late Commodore Conner.
The State Greenbacll Convention met at
Reeds Opera House in Salem to-day. About
twenty delegates were presently, mostly from
Marion, Linn, Benton and Polk counties. L.
G. Paine was chosen President, and w. A.
Henry Secretary. Inc following Domlna-
tions were made: For Congress, \. J..
Butler, of Polk county; Presidential cleo
tors, c. B. Smith of Benton, w. A Henry
of Polk, and a. o. Brown of Washington.
The judicial nominations viii be made by the
Executive Committee, consisting of f. G.
Paine, Chairman, and the Chairmen of the
County Central Committees. A slim meet
ing was held this evening, and was addressed
by Smith, Henry and Paine.
| The wheat market is quiet at 81 S7lG1 So.
Henry Jacobs, q clerk in the employ of
Gus Winehill whose store was burned on
| the morning of the 18th inst, was arrested
last night, charged with firing the store.
The detectives who worked up the case claim
! to have positive proof of the crime. Wine
| hill had $40 600 insurance-S5, 900 in the I'm
perial and 50, coo in the Scottish Commercial.
! Both policies were placed in San Francisco.
Winshill is a passenger on the Oregon.
Jacobs was committed in default Of So, coo
bonds, and will have a preliminary hearing
on Saturday
The Democratic County Convention of
Linn county was held yesterday at Albany,
at which delegates were elected to attend the
State Convention, and a county ticket nomi-
mated.
The Democratic County Convention for
MultnomQh will be held in this city on
Saturday, the 18th inst.
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing Carlin.

CARLIN, March 25th.-The following passen-
gers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sacra-
mento tomorrow: a. Dixon, New York /;
Mrs. Ella Pottertield, Denver, Col. j. S.
Book, Bradford, Pa; B. N. Hurd, r, G.
johnson, Pennsylvania c. J. Moore, San
Francisco; H. J. Gamble and family, Vic
toria, B. G.; G. c. Carman, Mrs. Fl. W.
Minugh and child, T. II. White, NJ. Everts
and wife, Canada; Mrs Thomas Ewing, San
Francisco; II. A Gordon, New Yorl, Lieu
tenant Pitcher and seven men, Camp Hal
leck; Robert Muer. Joseph Burk, Charles
Payne, Tuscarora, New; G. C. Keays, Lon
don; L. Carswell, Canada; d. Z. L. Cannon
and mother, Utah; 10S emigrants, including
81 males, to arrive in Sacramento March
9th.
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DIED..

Sacramento March 25-Mrs. j. L. Bedee, wife OF S. S.
Bedee, IS years and months. (New Hampshire
papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
Calvary Baptist Church, street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth, this afternoon at 2 o'clock.I
Sacramento. March 24-Dora Regan, daughter OF
Mrs Julia A. Rice, native of Chicago, ILL.,, %
years, IL months and "a days. Chicago and San
Francisco papers please copy)
Friends and aequaIntances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF her stepfather, Peter Rice,
corner Third aud NJ streets, this afternoon at 3
o'clOck.l
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Fire Near Red Blun-Oue Man Burned 10
Deaih-Narrow Escape of Others.

RED BLUFF, March 25th.-This morning
at 2 o'clock the large two-story frame board.
ing-house on the ranch of J. S. Cone. four
miles east of this place, was totally DESTROYED
by fire. The building was used as SLEEPING
and eating house for the employees of his
ranch, who barely had time to escape. One
man, named Girls Smith, was burned to
death, he being in the second story and I'M
able to make his escape. All the inmates
were more or less burned, but none but Smith
seriously. The cause of the fire is unknown.
but it is supposed that it caught in the kitch.
en-. Insured for 81 800
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Stimulate the Failing Eia:T.-Tf your
hair is thinning out, remember that underneath the
bare scalp there exists the germs for another growth
which requires s;imulant to bring it through the
epidermis and produce luxurious tresses Apply
the ORIENTAL TONIC often, using the hairbrush
vigorously in order to excite the absorbing pores so
that u ey receive it, and its effects will prove
beneficial The experience OF all these using the
T0NICls that it not only strengthens the hair but
also increases it. In warm climates, where ladies'
inadvertently have to deets ri1us oils it
will be found superior any other article TO dress
the hair, imparting to 1t luste, elasticity and
beauty mrg61t
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JOHN I. CAREY.

III EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
Ia COnveyaneer and Notary Public. Rents Col
lecttd and Loans Negotiated. City and Country
Property Bought and Sold on Commission, at
reasonable rates Houses to lct Stores to let,
Offices TO let. Improved and desirable Building
Lots for sale at bargains, and on easy terms Farms
for sale in Yolo, SOlanoand Butte counties Manager
of the Sacramento Branch of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company, and agent for reliable Foreign
Insurance Companies. Office, No. 1905 Fourth
street, Sacramento. p,r2G 4p1m
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CONGRESSIONAL.
ESPECIAL BY rr1ronArH1o THE RrcoRD-UsIOs.l
Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 25th.-Cameron of Pennsyl.
wanna introduced joint resolution for a commission
OF three Representatives three Senators and three
citizens to report the regulation of interstate
commerce. He supported the resolution.
The bill incorporating National Educational
Association, and the bill amending the Act of 1879
authorizing the issue of twenty-year five per cent.
bonds of the District OF Columbia, passed. Also,
seYeral private bills.
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The shooting was governed by the Creed
more rules, 200 and 800 yards, ten shots each.
Following are the scores Two-hundred-
yard range-Howard, 5, 4, 4, 3, 3, A, a, 4, A
-43 Manning, g. 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5, As, 40.
Five hundred yards-Manning, 4. 4, 4, 4, 5,
5, 5, 5, 8, 5-46. Howard, 3, s, A, 5, 5, 4, 5,
3, 8, 5-4S The Colusa boys left with the
trophy this afternoon in high glee.
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The Drowned soIdiers-snowrau.

PoRT TOWNSEND, March 25th-The Gov
eminent boats continued dragging the bay
last evening till late hour, but failed to dis
cover the body of the soldier, Rickhoff, sup
posed to have been drowned Tuesday even
ing. The funeral of Summons took place
to day from the garrison. Both of the men
belonged to Company B, Twenty first Iu-
fantIy, and had only been here short time.
A light fall of snow occurred here this
morning.
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Sacramento Planning Mill.

SASH AND BLIND FACTORY, CORNER OF
- Front and 9 sire Sacramento.
Doors, Windows. Blinds,
Finish OF all kinds, Window Frames. No,s,nos
every description, and Turning
aARTWELL, HoTCagIsS sTAIKFp
d23-tplv
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The sheep men of that portion Of Butte
county bounded on the north by Feather
river, on the south and west by Honcut,
and on the east by the line Of range of
township five east, have ordered reward
of $40 each for coyote scalps, and 81 so
for wildcat scalps.
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shaotinp Match AT Narvsv,l,..

MARYsv1LLR, March 25th.-The elegant
silver cup, which has been in possession OF
Frank Manning, of this city, since the shoot
ing contest in July last at Colusa, was again
contested for at the rifle range in this city to-
day by j. L. Howard, of the Colusa Club.
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There is good prospect of an unusual
interest being taken in Sierra mines this
year by outside capitalists This is en-
couraging for the FIXTURE of our county, and
much increase in our prosperity may there
from result II Downieville Messenger.
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CAPITAL COURSING CLUB.
MEETING AT WHlTGoM8 & MlLlER'S RANCH,
LOWER STOCKTON ROAD,

DoGs WILL BE SLIPPED AT 9&1
- A. NJ sharp at the northeast corner Ek-ssSS
Of Miller's Ranch, one mile north ofA.eexzs--s
Whitcombs place Twenty-Five dogs are entered.
Prizes. $40. $40 $25 and SIS in coin. Goot lunch
and refreshments can be had on the grounds by
Cornelius K.liiher.
A. MANNING, President
A. s. WOODS. secreta ,. mr26 Ct
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wv. CHTTENSEaCrp

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA.
Z chinist. Castings and Machinery Of all kinds
made 10 order at the lowest prices. Guttenbergers
Horse Powers the best and cheapest made. Corner
Of Front and " streets. Sole manufacturer of the
California Giant Quartz Mill. mr26-4p1m
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WASHINGTON rERglTORY.
Death OF an INDIAN CEief-EargeIy At.
tended Funeral.

tended Funeral.
WALLA WALLA, March 25th.-Towlish
Wampo, chief of the Cayuse Indians, died
Friday last on the Umatilla reservation. The
funeral was attended by over 1000 persons,
including many citizens of Umatilla county.
He preserved the lives of all the white set
tiers in this valley in early days, and his
death is incurred by all who knew him.
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
4 Glass. Varnishes Brushes, Wall Paper, Window
Shades and Wax Flower Goods, Pictures, holdings
Painters and Artists Materials, No 626 j. and 1905
seventh street Sacramento, Cal. nr2G4ntf
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BORN.

Diamond Springs, March 1s-wifeo John Schneider
Jr., daughter.
Truckee March 22-Wife of J. R. Garcia. daugh.
ter.
MarysyilIe, March 2s-wife of William NJ Cutter, a
son.
Chico, March 22-wife of John A. Warfield, SON
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Russia's Movements Against the Tureo.
mans.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 25th.-The de-
parture of General Skobeleff, Commander OF
the Russian expedition against the Turco-
mans, has been postponed until Friday next.
A railway will be commenced simultaneously
at two points from Krssnoyadsk to Tchikis-
lar, and from the latter place to Chatte.
General Skobelef does not underrate the
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Sacramento March 25-By Rev. J. H. C. Bon'e,
Charles n. Post to Nellie NJ. outten, both OF sscra
mento.
Chico, March 23-J. H. Mccormack to Dora B.
Balls.
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RUSSIAN INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The latest and most characteristic illus
tration of Russian internal improvement
consists in demand for more prisons in
Siberia. The Government is deporting
such crowds of suspected people that it is
found necessary to build more jails and
barracks to put them in. The Russian
people ask for constitutional government,
and this is the Cars reply. It is not to
be wondered at that Nihilism proves in
tractable, and that the efforts of the
Third Section to extirpate it are utterly in
effectual. These enormous deportations to
Siberia are making recruits for Nihilism
every day. For each victim dispatched
to the mines two haters of tyranny are
forced into action. 1t is becoming more
evident continually that a large class
in Russia are desperate, and that
having no future and 10 hopes they
are willing to sacrifice themselves
in any wild deed, for the sake of destroy
ing the Government. During the past
year it is said that more prisoners have
been sent to Siberia than went there dur
ing the entire reign of Emperor Nicholas.
Yet the latter has been contrasted with
Alexander, as tyrant. If this state of
things lasts much longer the population of
Siberia will be too numerous to guard, and
then perhaps the problem will be solved
by death sentences in lieu of exile. But it
is plain that the situation is rapidly be-
coming impossible, and that this rigor on
the one side and desperation on the other
must produce a terrible catastrophe in the
end.
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CALIsToGA, March 25th. "A large number
of Chinese have arrived within the past three
days, to resume work on the Great Western
Quicksilver mine near Middletown.
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= ;flO 4u2 "a ~
Board OF Directors made on the sd tav Of February
A. d. 1882 many shares Of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary win be sold at public
auction, at the office of the Company. at Isleton
Sacramento county, California, on FRIDAY, the
9Jh day OF APRIL A. d. 1850, at the hour Of
o'clock ?. n. of said day, to pay said delinquent as
sessents thereon together with the costs Of adver
Using and expenses OF sale.
+. A. ROE, Secretary
no. 2l1 Ellis street, san Francisco
Office: Iseton, Sacramento county, California.
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Morgan Dix.s Tormentor.

New York, March 25th.-E. f. William
son, tormentor of DIR. Morgan Dix, met the
latter to-day, and begged for mercy. James
Gaylord, Postothce Superintendent, said he
was sure Williamson had no intention of
levying blackmail. Williamson was taken to
the Touhc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PresbyferiaD Church Social, This tfrf-
day) EVENING, March 2eth. Vocal and Instru-
menta Music, Declarations, Readings; also, Re
freshments. Corner Sixth and L streets. Admis
sion, % cents. All are invited tB. CT mr26 1t
KEYANTED TO SEE YOU AT NO. 321 STREET,
wv Sacramento. before you buy ''The Best
Bsrb Fence Wire" Write nee line, if yru cant
come. STROREI. Commission Agent mr26l
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Adjourned Over.

SAN Francisco, March 25th.-To-morrow
being Good Friday the Stock Boards have
adjourned over.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO SITUATION
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it is danger which experienced politicians
ought to have foreseen. The identity of
interest between the Kearneyites and the
Democrats at the present juncture scarce
ly needs the adroit eloquence OF Kalloch
to set it forth plainly. and when the only
eounterbalancing consideration is the pub
lie veal, we are afraid it is likely to kick
the beam when the weighing takes place.
It is understood that Kalloch has large
ambitions that, in fact, he wants to 90
to the United States Senate and that he
has already placed himself in negotiation
with prominent Democratic politicians,
with view to the arrangement of an ALI
ance. The Democracy wants the control OF
the city government, as well as the State,
| if it can get it. 1t is not accustomed to
boggle at trines, and when so much is to be
gained by fusion, and so little politically
is to be gained by standing out against
Kearneyism, it is evidently the part of
prudence to be prepared for the worst.
The Committee of Two Hundred appear
to have proceeded on the hypothesis that
the Democrats could be relied on to fulfill
their engagements, forgetting that whereas
the Republicans have no temptations to at
tempt any dalliance with the common enc
my, their old antagonists are exposed to
the strongest temptations in that direction,
seeing that the common enemy are really
for the most part perverts from the Demo
cratic faith. On the whole, therefore,
the outlook is very unpromising, and
should the cause of law and order triumph
at the polls next week, we shall be agreea-
bly, Disappointed.
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Aspect of Affairs as Viewed by Our own
Correspondent.
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Fer Sale That ELEGANT Piece of 49,
Pr perry known as the HOWARD HOUSE, iiil
situate on street, between Front and Second III
VIII reut, with the stores, for $500 per month viii
be sold " tn or without the Furniture, which is all
irst-clsss If not sold at private sale will shortly
be sold at public auction. Apply to D. j. SIMMONS,
General Auotioneer, No 402 street. mr25-lw
Jockey CIub.-SR adjourned meeting
Of the Sacramento Jockey Club will be held at the
Capital Hotel, SATURDAY EVENING, March 27th.
at $50 2 II. All fayoring the organization are in
vited to De preset. mr24-td [B. CT
Capital ColOnnade. Nc. 1911 Tenth street.
Private rooms for families. The best OF wines,
liquors, cigars, etc. JOHN HECTOR, Proprietor.
mrlS-lm
COnscmme. al tiie FOrrest.' every
evening from to II pl7-lm
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w. .. cCMSTCCK,
b AND FIFTH SIS, Manufacturer 81. 81,
Ia and Importer, offers his
EARGEAHD SELECTED sTGCg - IL
or Furniture, for eash. lever prices
than ANY GgAer house.
II ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED IA
mr26-4plm ". D. CoMSTOCK.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

I HAVE 100 SACKS OF RIVER RED PorA.
4 toes at 30 cents, and so sacks Early Rose Pota.
toes or seed at 40 cents that can be had by early
application. / offer two Fairbanks scales-sn ~
fect-at half the cost. have for sale at a b.reain
three fine roadsters The horses are especiallv do.
sirable. d. DIERSSEN. Crocsr' W.
mTZ0-u III nd
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man Burned to Death Near Red Bluff
Narrow Escape of others.
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CaIIfor In oranges in New YORK

New YORK, March 25th.-Large quantities
of fine California oranges have arrived in New
York. They were sold yesterday by some
street vendors at from FIVE to fifteen cents
each, and by others at the rate of six for %
cents. The weather is very cold and windy.
1t seems odd to have strawberries and other
ufrta
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
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THE PIONEER Box FACTeRy

siiii Ahead OF all Competitor
q O q N Il e. Son
CORNER OF
Front and IA streets.... .sacrsmsr,o
anti --.sChAO
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OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY

Continuation of the Severe Weather in
Upper British Columbia.
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srnra.Io sermour and tlle Presidcncr.
The Presidential Question In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. March 25th.-The Republi-
cans have held conventions in ffty.five coun-
ties in this State, of which thirty have in
structed for Grant, three for Sherman and
one for Blaine. Where no instructions were
given Grant delegates to the State Conyen-
ton have generally been appointed.
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THEODORE clancy,

yyyHE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
UNION for San Francisco, both for circulation
AID advertisements, is in the Office of Theodore
clancy, No. 2es montgomery street, Rooms
nd 10. ts-Int
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-13

The late Sam BARD, Was q genius
10 bis way, . species Of kaleidoscope
American, 90 prevalent IN these pro.
gressive times. He Was frat q drug.
gist. then . dentist, then . Methodist
minister, then q State superintendent
OF education, then Q member Of the
Legislature, then . journalist, then .
Confederate Quartermaster, then q
Territorial governor, then . post
master, then q State printer, then q
temperance lecturer, and closing this
varied ana industrious career with
journalism, In Baton Rouge. Sam
Bard illustrated curiously tho factli.
lity with which this one peculiar
type Of the American becomes lack.
oi.sll.trades." There are numerous
specimen Of tho same typo to be
found everywhere.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-13

We acknowledge the receipt Of the
Franklin Sun. Nos. l and 2. under the
editorial management Of w. p. Pow
er. Esq, who has succeeded its
former editor Lewis W. Zine. Tue
S"a as Of yore, proposes to advocate
pure and unadulterated Democracy.
We wish it every success, and feel
we'll assured that 1t will do battle
right royalty, for the cause 1t has
-spoused, ami pour hot shot into the
'anks Of the foes OF the only Nation.
al party. during the coming cam.
paign.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-13

I cannot beltve that tho good and
patriotic citizens Of NatchitOches
wilt couatenaac. social meetings be-.
tween these witnesses and those
whom they wished to disgrace but u
short time ago. Decent people Gao
get drunk with decent people, (if
tLey desire to get drunk at ally. but
those hero who admire the patriot.
ism Of NatchitOches and her people,
see nothing to commend, and every
thing to condemn IN these reported
sprres 1T the Bredas and their nsmly
acquired friends. For the good name VI
the old place, I hope the reports are
untrue. OBSERVER.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-13
NOTICE.

The members Of the Democratic Exc
cntivo Committee will meet at the Cour,
House on SATURDAY, MARCH u, 1880
tn decide npon the manner of selecting
delegates to tho State Convention. and
other matters Of Importance.
The following are the members of the
COMMITTEES:
Ward IA f. Lemce, L. Caspari.
" 2-J. Il. Weaver, G. l.. Trichel.
" 3 }. %. Williams, X. Il. Hammeti
ii. Z. Noise, II. NJ. Hyams.
" 5-A. P: Massey, K. W. Freeman.
I" GA. V. Carter, J. n. Burkett.
O. IN. Singletsry, c. A. Presley.
" SILL. Key, A. r. Dowden.
" &C. N. Wheeler, T. J. FIanner.
N-Dr. Griffin, DR.. s.. q. Scruggs.
AT LARGE:
N. J. Cunningham, p. S. Pmdhomme,
G. T.. Gillespie, S. Hynes,
ID. Smith, w. French.
). +. Messi. I. p. Chaplin,
J. II. Stephens.
J. c. NOISE,
March l3-3t. Secretary.