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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

For the purpose Of preventing the T. il A
X. X. Company, and perhaps other corporations
I from enforcing their charter claims tor public
: lands AL arrangement has been made with the
: officers of the United States District Court 10
tain upon its docket the case VOse ct dl vs.. the
Trustees Of the Internal Improvement Fund,
although the money to adjust the Vose claim
WAS realized from the sale of four million acres
Of land to the Dsston Company and The case
should have been dismissed long ago and the
lands declared unncumbered. The policy, how
ever, is Apparent-i has been admitted MUntf-
reido Constitution, Aug2.
|. The contemporary exhausts our pa
thence by its unfounded and injurious pub
lications. We extract the above from q
long and rambling article, in which it
anonymously mixes the word FLoRIDIAN,
Sut making no particular point other than
this. But here is a direct charge that
The Trustees have made an arrangement
with the officers of the United States
District Court to retain upon its docket
the case of Vose against the Internal Im-
provement Fund. Will the Constitution
name the officers of the court with whom
ahe arrangement was made, aud who
made it with them? Such an outrageous
charge ought to have some basis to stand
on. 1t is hardly necessary to state that
we know, from the most reliable sources,
that no arrangement of the kind was ever
made. OF course, it was never even
thought Of. There is a remnant of what
is known as the Vose claim still in litlga-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07
:som the Selma Ala.) Times.l
How 10 kiIi she Cotton Worm.

while he subject Of worm poisoning is being
discussed allow me Ia call attention la the cheap
~ and mos! effective method Yet devised
kHis Is Zee use ot arsenic as recommended bY
tr"i } L. STEELE oi Mobile as follows Take
Cse pounds "t arsenic one pound of sal soda aud
aid I" flv. ga! onS al water boil this in a COM
a>a'n ir'n got over open fire. until all is dis
Sawed In this manner a permanent solution
'<ay he 'b'alned hch can be kept on hand
by length OF tine in jug OF other vessel, with
s':it the slightest prccipitlr forming. OF this So
'2!i"n Aid IN" quart TO forty gallons of water
x.sd sprinkle over the Worm infested cotton in
iks usual mannrr This will destroy the worms
a:eif,ctus,'iN as any quantity of Paris green and
.eive Tn. plants uniniured. Forty gallons are
itnily sufficient 10 80 over an acre oil cotton of
he ordinary growth. The cost of this remedy
l>,nsignitican'. and would be about two cents
~ ACRE, rating the price OF arsenic ut seven
cszais l,s-r pound and sal soda at five cents per
p1nnd, which is profitable sale for the dealers
A. To The cost n application it is no more than thai
ANY other liquid poison, and is far better and
is''cr 10 use owing Ia The fact that the LIQUID is
.i,eriec, solution and does not require the stir
rig needed To keep in suspension the insolube
f:,sis green Upon comparing the cost of this
Ia!er, We STE from Mr.. Bakers figures, published
IN Ibis paper OF the Goth inst, it is $50 per
aC;e. According To the statement just referred
IT,, he paid two dollars per acre for poison only.
-. course il Is perfectly useless tn apply either
aT*snic or Paris green unless intelligently d.
ic'lcd by capable white men, as the negroes
have neither the experience nor knowledge TO be
trested alone in this important work.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

There seems TO be >omething like a
concerted movement OF the squad of ring
leaders to bull independent mongrel stock
in the political market of Florida This
is daring, bu, it is very, very indiscreet.
These seltcocking pistols of independent
ism will play the mischief with their own
political prospects. Their felow-citizens
have not called them to the front, and
will not enlist under their self-raised ban
ner. They are pitching out without back
ing, and will 60 clean out of public sight
without following to join in their
funeral necessities and make them socla-
Die. The indiscretion in trying to float
independent stock is SO apparent that it
shows how untitled the manipulators are
TO be leaders, and how much they lack
the qualities OF sound judgment, etc, that
would qualify them for being office
holders-for filling with wisdom and dis
erection the public offices which mockingly
tempt them to the political humiliation
that will overtake them while they de-
viously seek the prizes that will evade
their pursuit. We say nothing about the
improperly, the lack of patriotism, the
wrong put upon their tellow-citizens by
their design, but refer only to the
consequences to themselves, when We
speak Of tue indiscretion Of those who
would seek TO Mahonize the State of
Florida in the face Of the uu- Mahonzing
Of the State OF Virginia. The Old Do
ninion, whose political condition as a
noble slave, betrayed Sampson i'll the
tolls of the radical Philistines, was a
sorrow to all true Democratic hearts y orth
and South, breaks her bonds sand with
this splendid event flashing its light upon
the canvass Of lee4 an attempt is made TO
Mahonize Florida, and under whose lead
ership. Who are they: What are their
records? Where did they come from
We will not ask We know where Malone
and where Chalmers sprouted, and that a
good soil may grow poison plants Ma
hone and Chalmers are dead, and, to the
dishonorably deceased Of Virginia and
Mississippi, Florida will promptly and
cheerfully contribute the political corpse
Of who shall enttle himself to such con
sOciation
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

Ne are -4nguiHe. hp~eve-.. 49, '.e use:
ss;aur -i..s ~ n.et',er- Of til i.je:t f.!is',
s-i.fe - he cvB.iiu'i1nalily q -" oiiloG 81:
80 Lssnis5i-=8.,DsT 81 Ipmig s4tl0n :. rot 1iiss
~ - iise jb-i4bce 81 a legs af: .'hri.i e.
rs ~ lsuTIS,-' - gei al HE b,ii'. :.r- ! liz
49, Nsntteg1 I%yD,t.fVtsun. Ao>tsf2
We desire ~ -tate, and .,ar for all,
aud Oh pD-itive informatio:', that 'Ac
esurt, or the members tbs ;eot, n~ref
gate tut D,.e opinion, ana that w.-
secured al the instance Of tbt Chairman
81 the Judiciary Committee Of the
Sehsie. We hope that the [>Dn@tt'"t'n>
Viii get al those 20 bottom tag" vi ic:, it
mysteriousIy intimates exist-,irr then il
will ascertain that it is meEeIy b'atrng
the air after An imaginary d." "'thou,
the slightest foundation.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

W. direct attention to Tie: advertise,
msnt Of tile Institution. 1h~ scholast'"
lar 81 l-13-i will begin g:lirr auspices
which promise 4 larger mea-nIe 81 sucees-
titan heret"fDre attained III TIE Lit.rar;
Department. The Faculty c:u1fi-r- ger
tieID.n widely known for .etoiarly al
tsinni+nt- an1 successful asF-ricnce a.
t-aeher-. Th~ College 81 M'iic.ne and
>urgerr, being The MelicA Department
u til Florida | University, vii cp"n sith
= oerp- Il eight PROFESSOR a.'} BE- pre-
sidei with suitable appliano- II the ~as
II an anatomical museum, ,;i.anicaI ~
pzrains, etc. There i. rea%)u u brlisv'.
that tia fir-t -.-->ipn Of th.- =: ii al ;J..-
p4rtment will b. highly ,."'e,,iul, ioy
the professor are men oi al. ~, and W..
understand that already pa name q
sboal NINETY students in s~r.ol- >tAles
tz.+ been entered N lie ro'24 y iie go
go
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

--while IN Cedar Key the other .lay were
shown a letter from a saloon keepf ~ jackson
vile 80 a gentleman in the former place winch
stated that the lDcal option law Would ~4,oB .t-
= laid the shelf" the Governor iesvibg >gne,i
he bill that as laid over iOramen5ai-ni Instead
81 The that passed the Legsia:'F". fiatnts
rIa< 1do>oIte
Tie Governor signed the baf that was
certified A. having passed ihe Lcgir,
lzture. IT was signed by the President
Of the Senate, Speaker Of the i'ou~", and
the Secretary Of the Senate And Chief
Clerk Of the House. The G1{crrpr al
ways signs the enrolled bill and a bill
that is "enroIled has passed the stage
when IL can be laid over for Amendment
II there was any mistake in the bill it ne
Cured in the Legislature. ThaGovernor
signs only those bills that have been er'
rolled, signed by the officers ~ the two
houses In open session, and presented to
him by the Chairman Of the Committee
0n Enrolled Bills of the house in which
the bill originates. {.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

There are many defects in our code of State
laws, among the most prominent Of which is thu
neglect Of the Legislature to make provisions iol
the Appointment of cOnstabl,-s when The people
fail Ia elect them or when those elected do mol
qualify In many localities thi, evil is severely
tflt.
We take the above paragraph from an
article in the Cedar Key Journul. Our
contemporary is misnformed on the sub
ject The Governor is authorized to ap
stated. SO if Levy county is short on
constables, proper representation may be
made and persons recommended, who will
be appointed by the Governor to be le
gally qualified officers until the next reg
ular election
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

he said had not done him the common courtesy
of replying TO his former communication that he
begged leave to decline my offer, Is he felt as
sured the benefit to me IS land agent would
greatly exceed that derived by his paper from
my communications.
This struck me rs being 50 very probably true
that had not a word TO say more failed to
advertise nay business in the North and South,
and that paper probably lost 100000 or more
subscribers it might have gained had it ever ad-
mitted me TO its columns.
This latter proposition was a private matter
between myself and the public-spirited editor Of
the North and South. suspect he was in daily
receipt Of many such offers from impecunious
land agents all over the country, and was dis
posed to treat them very much as the Secretary
of the Bureau of immigration of Florida does the
many generous offers of q somew what like charac-
ter made that office by newspapers all over the
country.
We suggest that the very excellent article in
the late State Pamphlet descriptive of jefferson
county, Florida, written by Mr. Turnbull, would
be very hard to beat, if journal was really in
search OF some good matter to publish gratui-
tousy; and l am disposed to think that if Col
Fides would expend his energies in inducing
the editor of the North and South to publish
that article, copy of which sent him nine
months ago, he would reflect quite as much
credit on himself, and effect infinitely more good
for the country than by charging neglect of duty
and abuse of trust to r. C. LONG,
Clerk Bureau OF immigration
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

The GuLf Stream is the tnle of Col.
w J. Vankirk's eight page quarterly,
which is full Of valuable information as TO
Florida, well prepared, and handsomely
printed. Colonel VanKirk is ..,ole agert
for the sale of Pensacola anS Atlantic
and Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
lands, and is able to advertise $3.50, O0o
acres, as 10 which he may be addressed
nj Pensacola Some of the real estate
agents Of the Peninsula are heavy opera
tors, but the ranking giant of their guild
is in the West-none of your toe column
commissioners but an eight page agent.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

OF his triumph, and seek consolation In
an attempt TO again rob the Democracy Of
the State of Florida. Did the crafty
Billy, sitting on the radical bari" in
spire the recent Independent movement
toward Mahonish coalition for the for
nation OF mongrel party:
Billy Chandler is dead boss. He
has been killed by the Republican legis-
lature of his own little State Secretary
of the Navy Of the United States, his
home constituents repudiate him and de-
cline 10 have him represent them IN the
! Senate of the United States. Rushed
into the contest for winning dark horse
he lost GROUND at every ballot This
stunning rebuke must make him feel that
the way of the transgressor is hard, and
as he oyerhauls the log of his con-
science the Naval Oligarch finds the gray
est of his political sins was perpetrated
on his first voyage TO Florida, where he
was more scccessful in stealing votes than
he is in winning them in New Hampshire.
w onder if the too, too "promlnent
member" is now so filled with "bound-
less feelings OF gratitude to the man
and brother who gives him away that he
would wear Grape if Key West shark
gobbled him, or he were drowned in the
sulphurous waters of Suwannee - if he
should come mp to add his REPUBLICAN
brains " to the next meeting of the indie
pendent Committee
dennis kearney has made conspic-
uous failure in his attempt to agitate the
workingmen Of New York. He says he
has bad cold i'll the chest and must go
home to California and nurse himself.
When he is well enough to dispense with
his coat he can so to the sandlots, roll up
shirt sleeves, bare his breast, and crate
with effective violence.
The Pensacola .4dcunce- Gazete comes
to us cured of the late dislocation of its
pages, and much improved in every res
poet, for new vlgor seems to be infused
into its editorial and reportorial depart
ments 1t is able as it is handsome, and
we very heartily recommend it to all who
wish a paper from the emporium of the
west.
The old Mariana Courier enlarged
comes to us with the new title West
FIorida Courier. 1t is now printed on a
! cylinder Dress and the business features
of It's make up Indicate prosperity. It's
improvement is i'll Keeping with the
healthy boom which the T. and A. road
has brought to Jackson county.
The Altoona 1ryts has changed
ownership, Mr. {. y. Wilson having sold
out to Mr.. Thomas J. liinson, who will
continue the publication with Mr. b. H.
Nogt rs editor We wish them all sue
cess.
Any one who wishes to make pleas
ant remark to an independent has only to
ask him if he has heard from Dr. FELTON,
and Emory >peer, Of Georgia, lately, and
if they are well and happy.
Yesterday Dr. knight condemned
about two-thir1s Of a boat load of melons
for the reason that they weighed less than
fifteen pounds each.- Times. Iniou
Our new press will be set up to-mor
row. 1t is far ahead Of anything i'll the
way Of a printing press ever brought to
| Florida = Times Uuiou
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07
Expedition Edition Of ihe Ele-
ridlam.

We propose to issue earl! = Sepleta-
ber an edition oi the FLoEIp:A pee ally
designed fDr distribution b. % gcta1k-
nan IN charge Of the Leon e;5eaf eAiibis
Al the Louisville Exposition; I, Wiz. l'e
tie regular issue 81 the da'.., 5ut e, fral
ihou-ani eAtra copies VIII l.. printed
and IT. matter will be maiilty Se.otes {"
tie r->ourc.s 81 Leon cour;I, ..ii- ,afieHi
natural advantages, the coIiilr :on Is IL
ilda>trie-. and descriptive e ia cl'y Il
Tailah4-.ee. We need har4s: -u-..'-st
that -p4oe in 'hi- i--ue viii :. al alas
!" 4iserti-~r- h'rr AMI FL, ieFe, e,l*-
ia, ,ho-.- ~io are in;ere>5.:.ir. ih, sal.
u ian-l-. int.r>,.;~ commerce, i.cte!-. DC,
IT, yr.l.ring fifty Or more {, ply> II he
EAP'-'tion Edition Of the Ff"s.lolA> viii
d. -arl,iiei At tao cents r.; c.ip!
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ton before the T. 5. Court, and other
suits involving hundreds of thousands of
dollars have been instituted before the
same tribunal. So, in fact, the Trustees
could not dismiss the suits if they desired
so to do, and certainly have no motive to
make the effort until all the litigation
against the fund is closed up. But
enough. While it is unfortunate that
some journals mislead the public on sub
jects wherein they art ignorant from lack
OF investigation, it is severely reprehensi-
bic in others to persist in misrepresenta-
lion
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

TIE Piorid4 C.t.r rrAl aBd Western Rai.rrAd
i1t@1, LIE G.'oIi - lssoe Lex edition of
;bt' ~ 'at+i descriptive Il t5e csuuFry wing
.ISzr LAt " u ie.:sr ,g,.o I'm lie 81 Johns
- - : "a. l,s.4il>tL fr11eoces constantly &C
c-a IA u ut I,st-;st .st-,ti scc-uiug L. the
rt'ai = - ac1 -.---+-1. = 81 lie publication uf
&c. I,f 49, ! rt pamphlet rs year The
;".1 = u .rzl..l -, r+o =. A3csng lie line OF
L. - "a ~ 9-1lt 1lz-l-c~ j 1-acx1 10 the cir
u ILo.'E Il; Tx s"'.k
T.: :nG M a-lsca rs - lie TAlCe o; their
- =, - - H-1Ln;- t.t i--t<aStS q The road
Az -1s l.'-l-;T .l-.~r. l5tA il rans which
49, -Aa- -. ,o:,- "a have stts-u1lDe1 - spare
u "a =, I tt:r-;st L 2ss1lag Tie sec,nd eii-
lS-7 3; ~ AMP - make il second none
Il vAlDt' -zE.c s,ir2c,iveuess ever issued IN Tie
c'aE'Ty - rnafe. is reliable and carefully
prepare. es a. IL statistics OF climate and pro
,ductiops- - numerous illustrations from photo
graphs ard >keches " taken on the spot" and lis
bniiiani< Illuminated covers, will make il one
OF HE III: u ~ attractive and valuable lmmigra-
ii"n d"f3Inrns ever issued IN the State
The c'ssi II publishing such pamphlet " i'll
be lar IL excess Of the amount the COMPANY
should -4,aie from the constant and enormous
demands upon their Resources Tor the extensive
and costly improvements of the track, etc, now
going or.; and in order TO enable them Ia make
The pamnhl;t what it should be, they have as
signed portion OF lis space 10 advertisements.
:. They ask, and with good reason should expect,
sts directly benefited as tie conn., any, 10 supple
:sntnt their efforts in The work of setting before
she public, IL trus,wo rlby and attractive man
,ner. The RESOURCES OF this region, by patronizng
;shc adveytlslng pages of the pamphlet, and will
:s'e duly Grateful Tor all such encoura gemenl an1
patronag"
!: The edition "i the pamphlet will be very
'arge, and VII be widely and judiciously circu-
Etiet amnng The people OF the North West and
Northwest, III the hope and expectation OF very
largely Increasing, during the coming winter, the
volume ~ travel and immigration already be-
10 flow int" Middle Florida
liz rates al advertising are rs follows:
P"S', . 'HNht>- $0U-VU
= page, ncae>. 1900
/ Pare, inches. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
i;lmge, | men. animated. ..... .. 500
Address CHAs. A. CHoATE,
Tallahassee Fla
sH Quincy, Tallahassee Monticello, Madison,
fdse OAA. Jasper, Lake City and Jacksonville
i:Aie1s please copy.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

Our iisi visit 10 this place was made Ia, =,
day. Monticello is one Of the pre,t,esi tnxpsi.
all Fiorha, has quite II number Of good t,r,.k
business houses and many handsome and -.
CANT private residences with beautiful yar,ss ana
surroundings that make the town ATTRACTIVE a.,
inviting 10 strangers. The place is located -
high ground, drained on each side by runniav
streams, and here We found the old style Le~,S
tally Tor which The Southern people have :,
ways been noted, and hch viii last As Ions =.
generation succeeds generation
HE vegetable grow ers around Monticello xs,s
generally successful this season, both as 10 y.n
ana prices for potatoes, &c, and on the gr,,d
where in the sprirg were produced fine crots os
potatoes may be seen fields OF as flne oo-n
as gre" in any section Of the country. The
Let on,e pear industry is still booming in Mon
'iceilo and vicinity, where thousands Of fine
thrifty trees are growing IN orchards and ln,yp
numbers OF cuttings are being rooted for fu,ure
use Merchants, lawyers, physicians and younv
clerks are engaged in the industry with full con.
tidcnce That The fruit is firsi-class and will -
valuable A few trees are bearing, and nroluce
large pears, some OF which weigh fourteen
have discovered any tendency in the frui, 10 Pa,
at The core, which has been urged agaius, lis
value a. marketable pear in other sections
Mjor Robert Partridge had pear weighing
quite pound. l. ha! been picked several DAYS
BE cni it in slices and handed il around 10 sl.ou,
halt dozen gentlemen. II was perfectly sound
nd Tie flavor Wa pronounced excellent by all
The meon growers, who raised fine crops and
shipped in the neighborhood OF thirty Car loads
have no, realized much clear money They
complain Of excessive freight charges by trans
I>>ffa's"n lines, :" milling commission men, &c.
an a. h@lleye -pfae of them will abandon the
bG-.n"-s lDles. different arrangements can be
ma.ie aor shipping and neutrality-suspicious.
Aon'ice'ip j. ID Ii. mI1.i Of Il Z agricultural
Sciioz a9i the l.lds ale very fertile The ma
'ufe! ctpi7 Of tie ,'ee1nl year are excellent and
ctt"n !. ioDk NJ fle
Teere 4re mau, eyideuoes ri prosperity and
ent' ,G.~ise 10 an ..,oeoi Monticello, a number
"t uis-' anita Improvement. have been made
'Lefe II lie pas, nv rear ia; ali admit that if
Monte 10 nts7t. anything -he needs frstclass
in'e! agd We b:.HVe this tact will be 80 forclbly
de- ,Is.ra,s7: r-Lt WINTER that her embarrassing
citiz.:n- -.tT~ I .,--4-ec.iious hotel ready for
the 'es<is ~ u ruests ireiore another season
oI~.us
Fpr n,;.r,esl-f extended du-ing the dav We
re,eEn 'LRnEs lion : I'nsc4. Gen. w c.
BiFd, Judge J L Christie il, " Lamar.
Ese. n sJf Ro,t.- Partridge L Clark. Esq,
NJ Ttissn4s oiinn ms io- t quarter 81 century
4se,.t So: ,he FLoi;IDIAx &nd Messrs Palmer
i S.atgOr.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

: The following civil appointments have been
uln.le ny the Governor and duly commissioned
..iuiing thr past week
/, = b. +. Roper, John B. Walton and Edgar
r, Demary, to be Notafies Public in and for the
t:aie at large.
. a. II. Cook, To be Justice Of the Peace in and
10y the county of Levy.
f. ~ W, Scott, TO be County Commissioner in
ard for the county of Alachua.
a. J. Beach, IL be county Commissioner in
ard for the county OF Putnam.
Thomas j. Peterson, to be Justice of the
Peace in and for the county of Nassau.
John T. Beeks, to he Notary Public in and for
tl,ecounty of Orange.
:Whitmill Curry, 10 be Superintendent OF
Schools in and for the county of Holmes
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Couimi--ioiirr Briniy VIII r. -, the "ist
that The Directors Of the LpaI-~il Expo
siiiDn are arranging for -F,ec:iai premiums
On tropical fruit, and III, Sig AiIl -Ncn
BE- i--ued. H. ha- had thr = Gorilla space
GeIIs-.-.l r-itL IA. ir.n rniiinl,. ...qi shelves
arranged III ii for the gooht r. they AT
rire. He says Alabama rl4 Arkap-a,
Ar making line show
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gineef's call for brakes. jumped from the I'M,
The COOL seif-Possessed manner of Captain Pc,
kins inspired the Passengers with confidence -
bat i"r his manly and prompi action the &C.,,
might have proven very serious sne. sas >.
suise.i IN killing mahy persons and horrh,-
mangliug Othcrs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

=" Republican brains" are too light
70 be trusted if mere and obvious taffy is
strong enough to turn the headthat holds
them. The "prominent MEMBER ought
have known before what he knows now.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

After eating each meal take dose Of Browns
Iron Btters. 1t helps digestion, relieves the full
feeling about the stomach
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-07

:*:It h fact that horse dealers are buying
hs.rses with ringbones and spavins because they
can make money by using Kendalrs Spawn
Cure Read advertisement
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Hon J \. Stripping, Of Madison, Chairman ;
Hon ID. ;. Walker, Jr, Of Leon Hon VI Mar
~, Of Gad,en; Hon. Miles M"inlicn, Of Wash
l,!gt"n Hon Lawrence Baker, Of Calhoun
llnn.'W Bryson. Of Snwanner, aud Hon. 5.
VI Hendricks, of Clay.