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FRANCE,
TIoToUs DEMONSTRATIONS AT LYONS.

Lyons, October 23.-There was a riotous
demonstration against the municipality here
Yesterday in consequence of their having
suppressed the subvention to the opera.
The police were unable to cope with the
crowd. A body of 9enddrnles cleared the
crowd. AT 2 o'clock this morning there was
an alarming explosion in restaurant at
tsched 10 the theater. Two reports were
heard under one of the tables There were
200 persons in the restaurant, who rushed
hurriedly into the street. A third aud more
formidable explosion then occurred, which
shattered the tables, mirrors and other arii-
cles, and seriously injured three persons. Ii
Is stated that three men who entered the res
tsursnt ten minutes before the first explosion
left small bombs under the table.
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omeIaI Return. of The Ohio Election

COLUMBUS October 23.-Ihe ottoIal count
of the returas from the State election held
October 10th, made by the secretary OF state
to-day, show the following totals snd major
ties: Newman. Democrat. BIG, 874: Town
snJ, Republican. 297,T59; Schum acher,
Prohibitions, 1902; Hofer, Gr-eobscker,
5345; Newman over Townsend, l9, 10; New
maHI5yerasi, 1868. Judge Of the Supreme
Court, Okev. D-mocrat. 3Ia-7l3; QQI;,e be-
IL 290; Turtle, Green6acker, 5882; Okey
over Doyle, I6, 1854; Okey Iers than all, 1888.
Member Of lbe Board of Public Works, Wei
BILE, Democrat, 315 35s; FlIckenger, Repub-
lean, 299. 633; Alderman, Prohibition, p
240; Stevens, Gresnbacker, 1892; Weible
over Flickepger, 15,725; Weible less than
all 1907
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BRUNSWICK, TENN, October Give I'M
dersLand that there will be q few SSy-blus
Candidates here next Wednesday evening to
address the good people. Sky-blues are
scarce and are not in demand. S. s. Garrett
and another fellow of like ilk, hanging
around our town, this evening excited some
curiosity as to their in,eutions-whether they
iutsnded 10 incite a riot, buy out our town
or infiict on us some other calsmity-but re-
fiction told Us il was only grand Repub
iican rally, and q 4rrett and Friend were the
only ones that rallied. RURAL.
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BURY ME In The SUNSHINE
A Festoniee Inspector ReeOmmendst nd
Marriage Associations be PFOhtbif- !.
ed from Usiss fhe Nails {
After q Thorough IavestIgaifon 0fThef,
workings, DE Has Come 10 ths Con-
eiusiOn that They Are Fraads. j
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, October ga. G. Sharp3s
postofiee Inspector of this district, has
recommended 10 the Postofics Department
that marriage and birthday associations be
prohibited from using the mails, on the
ground that the organizations are irauds. h
writes tbs authorities he has come 20
this conclusion after thoroughly investI-
eating the workings of the constitutions.
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W.A.GAGE &c BRO.
COTTON FACTORS,
No. 900 Front street. Memphis, Tenn.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.

10. 2l6 Equity--United ststes Circuit Court West
ern District of Tenuessee-Luke P. Blackburn
vs. The selma Marion and Memphis Rail1oAd
Company and others
D Y virtue OF an order Of sale entered 2lth July,
ID 1897 in the Circuit Court OF the CnIted States
for the Western District Of Tennessee, ~ Hemphs,
in the above entitled c&nse, renewing and mooi-
fyins form order OF sale in Feid cause will on
wednesday. 29th day Of November ISs2,
at u O'Clock ueridian, in front the S0Ertnouse
in the city Of Mem his, offer for sale. 81 public
ouIery. 70 the highest bidder on a credit Of six
and twelve month three hundred and fofty-fve
Thousand ok hundred and eleven and three,
quarter acres OF lard the property Of the said
selma, Marion and Memphis railroad Company.
lying in shelby county. ems. ana in Harshan.
Monroe, Carroll, 1azoo, 6uzdower. Izsaquena.
Grenada, Pamela. Coshoma. IL aies. Lefiore, Boil
var, Washington, TGllshatchis and other counties
il the ststeof Mississippi For . more na-tsc8lzI
cesE iytion OF said lands parties de-King 70 pur-
chase are referred TO descHptse List thereof on Ale
In Che once Of the Cierk # the Circuit Court OF
the United STATE, At Mem chs, settl1g out the
lands By their proper legal Subdivisions and the
counties where located which list VIII BE exhib-
tied on app cstioa TO any party dezdng 70 pur-
chase The lands VIII be sold IN 1ezal subdig1-
SONS not exceeding l6o ares ~ q time and the
purchaser VII be required % execute noses with
approved security for the purchase mo1eys q lien
baiDg also retained On the 10 q % secure The pay
menf of aid holes. II the Whole Of said lands are
not sold On re 1rz. day, The sale s1 Pc Continued
from day ocsy til ccnpletfd- SAID l<n1n VII be
sold barring she nght q rsdsnp11gn. e
M 64kaL ". kIA1kkQeks 0ezk
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v. 3. waddeII at vieksburg.

oPeclai 70 the AppcaiJ
VIcKsBuRG, MISS. October 2S.-The Hon.
V. B. Waddell, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in this district, addressed =
large audience at the operahouse tonight.
His speech was received with rounds OF sp-
plsuse, and at the close resolutions were
adopted by the house en- mGsse, recognizing
and indorsiug his candidacy, and pledging
the Democrats Of Warren county to use
every honorable means to secure his cleo
ton, and calling upon the other counties to
org apizs and use every means TO elect him.
The meeting was enthusiastic, and the Demo-
Gratis of Warren county are determined to
win. The Silver Cornet Band voluntarily
greeted Mr.. Waddell with splendid recep-
ton, and discoursed excellent music for the
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LuhiIee Praees.inn

Will form on Gu srleston avenue on the morn
ing OF October 18th, by $3.50 O'Clock The
order OF march will be as follows:
On Adams, west to Second.
On Second, north to Jackson.
Ga Jackson, west TO Main.
On Main, south to Beale.
90 Beale, east to Desoto.
On Desoto, north TO Gayoso.
Ga Gayoso, west to Main.
On Main, north to Court Square, where
the procession will disperse.
Exhibitors will please assemble early, as
the head OF the column will move promptly
at $50 am.
The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed marshals of The procession:
Capt. Sam t. Carnes, commander of the
military.
Robert Galloway, grand marshal.
]. w. Fulmer, w. L. Anderson, Thomas F.
Tobin, assistant msrshals.
By order of J. NJ sEMMEs,
JAMES B. COOK,
A LIvERMORE
Committee on Disnlav
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
THE stirring sddres. of our Democratic

The stirring addres, of our Democratic
State Committee, which we publish this
morning, is smorg the best reading the cam
pAigu has developed. 1t ought to have the
effect of closing the column solid for Bate.
1t is a clarion call aud should arouse every
Democrat 10 the stste to realizing sense
of his duty. 1t is timely and telling doc
ument, and We commend it to the readers of
the APPEAL, for careful perusal.
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-he FIRST Mormon Political MeeifDg
Il aIA

SALT LAKE, October z5.-The Mormous
held the fret political meeting they ever
held Al Ogden Saturday night. George q. Can
non being called on, denounced the men who
are attempting to despoil the Mormons OF
their constitutional rights. A vote Of conf
dencs in Cannon was uuanimou-ly carried
with great enthusiasm. Judge Vanzile and
other Liberal speakers are making slthorongh
canvass. They have large and attentive, but
not sympathetic, audiences. VaDzile ch al
lenged Cain 10 joint discussion, but Cain
declined. He said his party had nothing 10
he
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DIED.

PARK ER-Mopday morning. October %, 1882
FRANK SIM. only son of Arthur C. and Edmonia
B. Parker, aged seventeen months.
Funeral this TUESDAY, morning at 10 O'Clock
from residence No. 1877 Vance street. Carriages at
Holst's and at residence.
RUDD-At the residence of Mr.. W. H. Kennedy
No. 374 Vance sire {, Monday morning, October 23
1882, at IL o'clocS, Mrs. RosALIsE B. RUDD widow
of the late William A. Rudd.
Funeral will take place from Central Methodist
elurcb. Union street, this (TUESDAY) afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
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rhe Fever =, Pen..cola

PENSACOLA, October 23.-Thirty-sevenn new
cases of fever and one death reported 10 day.
Total to date, 2007 cases and l63 deaths.
The destitution is undiminiShed. There il
reason 10 suspect that number OF new cases
have not been renorted
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Anotb.r R,chmord q, the Ete,d

VIcKsBURG, October 23.-V. B. Waddell,
s. ate senator, announces himself caudi-
didste on the Democratic ticket for Con-
greas, in the Third district, against Judge E.
Jeffords, Republican, and Judge Clark,
independent and Republican,
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won by Foul,

DENVER, October pa prize-6ght be-
tween Bryan Csmpbe |, of Colorado, and
William Lynn, OF The Pacific cossf, occurred
Yesterday At. Pueblo. Eight round. were
fought, when Lynn claimed the stakes, which
were paid him, on account of foul in the
last round.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 23.-The annual congress
of the Commonwealth, revolutionary or
ganization, opened to- day with large at
tendance of European delegates; also some
from America. Resolutions were passed
coudemning the prosecution of the Freiheit,
thanking Victor Hugo for his action in the
good cause, and supporting the revolutionary
movement in Ireland.
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CAIRO, October 23.-Bsker Pasha has been
officially appointed TO the command of the
E vptian army.
the mode of procedure for the trial OF
Arab PashA allows he calling of Witnesses
from foreign countries or taking their evil
depce by commission. Counsel for the the
prisoner have the right of 6nal reply.
EGYPT To PAY ALL EXPENSES,
LONDON October 23.-It is believed that
the government has concluded a convention
with the Khedive providing for the dis
CHI arge Of he cost of the British army of &C.
cupation by the Egyptian government.
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LONDON, October 25.-At Newmarket the
Houghton meeting trial stakes were won by
Valentino; Sutler second, Schiller third.
The Criterion stakes were won By Mac
heath: Export second. Ithuriel third.
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1ErrER PROM c11rFoRp lloyd

A letter from Clifford Lloyd is published,
stating that at his recommendation Earl
Spencer, lord-lieutenant of Ireland, in con.
sequence OF the improvement in the state of
the country, revoked the proclama alton of
Loughrea and neigh boring districts
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Lnhn Bripht ranking 70 a resnI

john Bright replying 70 resolution o.
the Birmingham trades council, writes thai
the only fault with the procedure reso
lutions is that they not sufficiently
stringent to be an effecual remedy for the
evil they are intended to meet.
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JOHNSTON q VANCE.
Fashionable CIothiers aud Gents Fur.
nisbfng Goods, No. sos Main Street,
Under The Peabody Hotel.
A 8 LIVERMORE,
Committee on Display

We call the attention Of our Jubilee visit
ors 10 our superb stock OF gents clothing,
which is now on exhibition. These suits
must be seen to be appreciated Our goods
are purchased direct OF importers and made
at our own factory. in New York City. The
very latest styles, the newest designs and the
most artistic workmanship are thereby se-
cured. Our furnishing goods department is
replete with the greatest variety of neck
wear, underwear, etc. You are specially in
vited to call and examine.
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New YORK, October 23.-R. P. Flower,
candidate for governor in the Democratic
convention, and al present member of
Congress, declined denomination by the
united Democracy Of his (the EIeventh) dis
trict
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Mr.. I.F. Norris a. Eftha.

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
WITHE, October 23.-L f Norris, Low
tax Republican candidate for the Legisls-
ture, spoke here Saturday evening to small
number of hearers. The numser was not
large because the appointment was not gem
orally known. The day being pretty, farmers
were busy gathering their crops
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MACON, GA, October 23.-Attoruey Cen
eraI Clifford Anderson, in response to a call
from mem bers OF the Legislature, enters The
race for senator in place of the late Bsnja-
min H. Hill
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Mr.. DAVID D JONES, of Petersburg, w.
Va, writes: Il experienced for many years great
annoyance and suffering from rheumatism and
weakness of the kidneys, and my bowels were al
most always irregular tried Browns Iron Bit
ters, which acted like charm, restoring me al
from my body"
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IREi AND

L. DwYER GRAY's ARREST TO BE INvEsTI.
GATED
LONDON, October 23.-The Daily NeWs un.
dersrs nds that Gladstone, on the re4ss- IN bliog
OF Parliament, will move that a select com
miItee be appointed TO inquire into the cir
cumstsnces under which E. D6yer Gray was
imprlsoutd
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THESIGNAL SERVICE
Report Of the Chief Signal Ofieer Of the
Army-Importan Improvements Ac.
complished and Proposed.
Army Oficers-Reports OF the Quarter.
observation-disclosures Of the
Next Congress.
ARMY MATTERS.

WASHINGTON, October 23.-The President
will leave fer New York "wednesday or
Thursday. He will remain there until AFTER
the. ate election
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AMUSEMENTS.
The Tsutonia soeiety,s Rail

On next Thursday night, at Cochran Hall,
will be one of the attractions of that seu-
ing. OF course it will be 6rst-ci4ss affair,
and good time will be enjoyed BY all who
attend.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Brfrhton Beach Races.
Raeisx as ;, er market.

New YORK, October 23.-The Brighton
Beach winners to-day were Ida B., knight
Iemplsr, Annie c. snd Caramel.
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Nnn.Resident Notice.

No 4440-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn.-Hornthal Whitehead ct al. VS.. n. Lauter-
bach ct al.
In this cause on motion, and It appearing from
the return of the Sheriff Endorsed on the subpoena
heretofore issued, that the defendant. N. Lauter-
bach, is not 10 be found in Shelby county, and
from affidavit that the following defendants are
uon-Tesidents of State Of Tennessee, viz Helen
Rosenbaum A. Laufer & Co.. Celer Dunn Co..
Kuhn q Schloss II. Morris d Bro, L. d A. Mich
ais, d. A. sshlin d Co, and schvsb Co.; ana II
appearing from the bill that defendant, NJ lauter-
bach, is Indebted 10 complainants. by open &C
count in about the sum o Sll92 25, and attach
ment having been Issued and returned by the
Sheriff levied upon certain goods 70 satisfy said
debt:
1t is therefore ordered by the Court That each Of
said defendants enter their appearance herein on
or before the hrst Moncsy in December nezt, and
plead, answer or demur u the complai anus bill
or the will be taken for confessed and set f0l
hearing exparte to them; II Is further ordered.
that copy of this order DC published in the Mem
phis Appeal once q week, for four consecutive,
weeks. This I'D day of October. 1882
A copy-ettest: RI BLACK, Clerk and haster.
By ]. NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes & kllett, Soils. for com pf' nts- tue
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vtss,o,s - .heIuhiIe1

Can find the register of names Of parties who
can furnish rooms and board, by calling at
Linkhausr, q Lehman's, 29z Main street.
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The Great peaessrfan Match.

NEW YoRK, October ga large crowd
gathered at lhe Madison Square Garden las
night 70 witness the start In the great six
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Nou.Resident Notice. EIWE

No. 52e9 Elm the Chaneery Court of shelby
county Tenn.-The State OF Tennessee ". W. Z.
Butler ct al.
ut appearing from amended bill, which Is sworn
TO in this Cause that the defendant, Michael Ma
Ioney is resident of thc STATE of Illinois and g
nonresident of the State of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his ap-
pearancs herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county. in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in December, IsS2, and plead, answer oLde-
muir 70 curnofafnaufs amended bill a E.' dlsd
herein May Il. asa. or the szne Win be tsken for
eonfessed Is 70 hiin and set for bearing pzrte,
and that g cory Of this order be published once Q
week for four successive weeks In he Memphis Ap-
peal This zsd day of 0etober fee2
ByJ n Bradlsy, Deputy Clark and Master.
EFT. Dlx, eoi. Tor ecupPk TIE
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Non.Resident Nofiee.


No. z439-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county
Tenn.-H. B. Claflin d Co. VS.. NJ. Lauterbach
ct al
In this cause on motion. and it appearing from
the Sheriff Endorsed on the subpoena heretofore
issued. that the defendant, NJ. Lauterbach is net
to be found IN Shelby county. and from AFFIDAVIT
that the follow ng defendants residents of
A. Laufer & Co., Celler, Dunn Co.. Kuhn q
Schloss. II. Morris a Bro, L. d A. Michails D. A.
Sahliu d Co., and Sehwab Co.; and 1t further ap-
pearing from the bill that the defendant NJ Lau-
terbach, f. indebted 70 complainant in about the
sum of 1923 SO and interest and attachment hsv-
ing been issued and returned by the sheriff levied
upon certain goods TO satisfy said debt, said
amount being due by open account;
II is therefore ordered BY the Count, That each
OF the said defendants enter their appearance
herein on or before the first Monday december
next, and pleat, .ns~er or demur TO complain
ants bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
and set Tor hearing paIte ths M; is further
ordered, that cory OF this order be published In
the Mem phis Appeal once q week for four consec-
utive weeks. This sd Day of October, 1882
A copy-Attest: r J. BLACK; Clerk and Master.
ByJ- N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Fstes A Elicit. Soils. for compl'nts the
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The Circumstances of e. Dryer Gray's
Arrest az be Investigated by n Par
Elementary Committee.
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MEETING on PARNELL's coNsTITUENTs.

CORK, October 23.-The local committed
of the Mansion House relief fund stats
that when Parnell came to Cork he would
summon a meeting of his constituents for
the purpose of forming branch national
eague; it also announced that it was in
tended TO merge the committee into the Ma
ional League. A member protested against
the committee merging itself into a move
ment with which he did not agree.
COMING TO AMERICA.
DUBLIN, October 23.-Callap, NJ. P, adj
dressed meeting of his constituents yester-
day in Louth A vote was passed giving
Csilsn leave 70 nroceed TO America.
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EGYPT PAYS FOR AL t

The Cost OF the British Army OF Occus
patton TO be PAID by EsyPt-Pro-
cedure for ArabI's Trial.
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w ILL MEET THIS TUESDAY, MORNING AT
w 10 O'Clock. at the Porter Guards ArInory,
eornor Second and Union streets
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Railroad Tickets

BOUGHT AND SOLD TO ALL POINTS, By
D l. SAMELSON & CO., Proprietors FULL
MOON CIGAR HOUSE. $40 Main street, opposite
PsaboIy Hotel.
The Tri-State Medical Society
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The Utah Commission

Washington. 6.-Mr. Pettigrew. of
Taylorsville, Arkansas, democratic mem
Der of the Utah commission, said to-
night: l do not know when we will get
away. I think about thee last of the
month. Mr.. Ramsey, one Of the COM
missioners, was here few days ago and
told me ss soon as Congress adjourned
he would call upon the members to meet
in Chicago for organization. We will
not reach Utah in time to superintend
the registering at the August elections,
when members Of the legislature and
other officers are chosen. Mr.. Cannon,
ex-delegste from Utah, tod me upon S
return yesterday, that all the people
wanted out there was that we should
carry out the letter Of the law.
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Arkansas Tornado.

Atchison, 6.-Yesterdsy evening Col
umb bus, Kansas, was swept By tornado
with hail and rain accompaniment. Irees
were pprooted, stacks of grain scattered,
corn Gu. down, and all property touched
by the wind laid waste. j. 2. Thomas
frame house was completely demolished.
Six persons in the house were most sew
erely injured. There was q small son
who may die. Mrs. A. Davis kitchen
was blown down ana the side of the
house blown in. She wss sick abed and
her child was badly hurt. Best q Sons
new mill was partially destroyed. At
Gerard and Belknap much damage WAS
done. Farms and towns in Crawford
County were visited at much later hour.
Grain was leVeled. Peter Crawford and
James Arrowsmith are reported dead,
and their families injured by being blown
away.
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Davi.t Dad the Lend League.

New York, Sat a meeting Of the
Davitt Land League, which Ds7itt at.
tended before the open air meeting of
workiDgmen, he read the following
cablegrsm from Paris: Kindly repeat to
Davitt that Parnell, Dillon and others
propose to OEgsnizs committees through
Ireland to raise funds to support the
evicted and fight the eviction company.
The functions are purely defensive; will
save the land league funds and am anx-
ious for your approval. Time is press
ing. Cable reply. (Signed) EGAE.
Davitt said this cablegrsm showed
that Parnell did not think he would
cause q split in the party.
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COMBINATIONS.

Washington, Confirmation Heza-
iah g. Wells, Michigan, presiding
Judge of the commissioners Of Alabama
claims: j. Harlan, Iowa, and Asa French,
Mass, judges of the court of commits
sioners of Alabama claims; Daniel w.
Fesssnden, Maine, clerk of the court of
commissioners, of Alabama claims.
The Senate also in executive session
ratified commercial and consular treaties
with Servia, the commercial treaty with
Roumsnia, and the trademark treaty
with Spain.