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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
A Correction Offered.

WICHITA FALLS Ten. July ~, 1851.
70 the Editor of the Gazette.
DEAR siR-In your telegraphed ac-
count of our convention last Saturday
your correspondent failed to state that
the convention condemned Mr..
Walsh, which they did by n resolu-
ton. Please make this correction and
oblige. Two DEMOCRATS AND
ANTi-WAISH MEN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
MURDERER JAILED.

Special TO the Gazette.
LAREDO, July 29.-Geferino Coma
les was jailed to-day for numbering his
companion two weeks ago. They were
both sheep herders and quarreled
about trivial matter. The deed was
committed with large knife and the
murderer buried his victim and told
the boss herder the man had left.
When the body was discovered he con-
fessed to the deed and made no effort
to escape. The murdered man was
old and the murderer a mere boy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
ARRESTED FOR ENHANCEMENT.

INDIANAPoLIs, July 29-Late this
afternoon Calvin &. Rocker swore out
q warrant before the mayor charging
John c. S. Harrison with embezzle.
ment of $4,000. The warrant was
served on Harrison. who was already
Ill and was still further Frustrated by
this action, and it being deemed mad.
visable to remove him in his present
state of health, an officer was placed
on guard in his chamber. The mayor
fixed bail at 100000, which was not
lad at 4 d. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
THE LIZZIE BRADLEY C.sE.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, July %. The
thirty-one Italians arrested at Streets
Run for being concerned in the Lizzie
Bradley assault We're released this
morning, the evidence showing they
were not implicated. The twenty
Others arrested were held for hearing
Friday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
FELL FROM A BUILDING.
Special TO tho Gazette.

Bolton, July 20.-To-day about IL
a. m. a workman named Frank Clay
ton, who was working on the court
house, fell from the top of the wall, n
distance Of twenty feet, and was Sc
riously wounded. His left ankle was
crushed, left arm dislocated and there
were several bad cuts and bruises about
his face and head. Drs. Lott, Hudson
aud Tally reset the limbs and fixed
the wounds on the face and head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
pRoPKLLER SUNK.

CLEVELAND, o., July pa dis
patch received here states that the
iron steamship Alberta ran down the
propeller, J. NJ. Osborne, of White
Fish Point, Lake Superior. late Mon
day night, the propeller sinking i'm.
mediately In 100 feet of water. 1t is
reported that the mate, fireman, cook
and five deck hands went down with
the vessel. The captain, passengers
and the remainder of the crew were
rescued by the consorts of the Osborne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
LEG CRUSHED.

SnecIhI 10 Inc NNZette.
DENlsoN, July 2o.-William Ben
nett, formerly of Lafayette county,
Ark, while attempting to board Il
moving freight train yesterday on the
Denison Il Southern road, slipped and
had one foot crushed. His leg was
amputated to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
RECAPTIRI,n.
Special TO the Gazette.

SPtVIhI 10 Iht DUXtEtt.
TYLER, July Gold man Howard
llerrin who was arres ell by City Mar
shall llarvin of BRENNAN at Longyiew
and escaped at Troupe last night, was
recaptured here to-day and turned
over to Harvin by officials. He is
charged with forgery and theft of
horse and buggy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.

81. LOUIS, July aO.---Me Democrats
of the Third district of this state in
convention Mt Cameron this afternoon
nominated A. NJ. Dockery for congress
by reclamation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
Marine Matters.

GALVESTON, July 20. - Cleared:
Steamship Lampasas. for New York;
bark Chas. Plat, for philadelphia.
Sailed: Schooner Welaka. for Pen
sacola.
NEw ORLEANS, July 20.--Cleared
Steamship Louisiana for Morgan City.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
DWELLING BURNED.
Special to the Gazette.

LoNGvIEw, July @.-This morning
about | o'clock an unvooupied dwelling
was discovered to be on fire, burning
from the outside. 1t was consumed
almost before the citizens reached IT,.
Ii Is another case ofincendiarism. The
renters fortunately moved out few
hours before the burning. Insurance
$500, We have had several incendi-
AIRY fires recently.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30

vert OF the railroad with his head
crushed in horrible manner and the
eye balls burst from the sockets from
which he died in q few minutes after
he was found. 1t is supposed he was
run over by the north bound train
this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30

CAlRo, July GA merchant who
left Kassala June the 2lst says before
starting he read II letter from Gen.
Gordon to the mudir of kassala dated
June II. According to this letter Cor.
don WAS safe. Had abundant provis-
ions and ammunition. He was short
OF money and was raising funds by
issuing bonds. He was hemmed In on
all sides by the rebels. As soon rs the
n lie rose his intention was to equip
steamers. AT Kassala, the merchant
says. there We're provisions sufficient
for five months. The people of Knd-
darif, he states, have joined I'll Mahdi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30

Florence Maryyatt. who Ia coming
to this country next fall. claims vera.
tillty ~ story-writer. lecturer, sing
er, reader. actrese, banjoist, and, Ia
short. will exhibit ~ q sort ofintensi.
lied literary l.otta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
WEST VIRGINIA nErunLIc ANS.

PARK ERsBuRG, w. VA, July %
Fully 1000 people are already here for
the state Republican convention to.
morrow. II il now definitely settled
that the fusion arrangement entered
into some weeks ago whereby the
Greenbackers shall names portion Of
the ticket assures the Republicans Of
10000 additional votes In the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30

Seaside bathing suits are said to be
cut lower at the top and higher at the
bottom this year than ever before, and
Neptune discreetly remains submerged
TO spare his bushes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 2o.-The
races have been postponed on account
OF the rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
A RANISG MANIAC.

A RAvING MANIAC.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO. Ten, July 29.-I. w.
Orinsky of this city, a prominent drug
gist, developed into raving maniac
yesterday and was to-day carried to
the asylum at Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30

u = said that S),O)3 women are
sS,9e sg ctnsiboats in southern and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Special 10 the Gazette.

SPecAai W tue 0hkette.
MARLIN, July ao.--This morning
the body of J. y. Polster, q German,
was found near this place under a cul-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Forty-Two Head Of Horses Stolen from
Bell County.
Forger Recaptured-S Stock Thieves Cap
ured-Murdered His Com
panion.
Doings of the Wicked for the Past TWEEN
ty-Four Hours.
KILLED BY A NEGRO.

NTIsETsU II ~ -N19VTNV'
Special TO the Gazette.
MARLIN, Ten, July 29.-Derush
Datler, young white man, was
killed by a negro in difficulty near
this place this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
SPORTING NOTES.
RACES POSTPONED.

SARATOGA, July 29.-On account OF
the rain the races were postponed un-
I'll tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30

TOO MUCH RAIN.

KANSAS CRY, July 2o.-St. Louis
Unions, 9; Kansas City, /.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
Irish Nationalist Convention Postponed
The Unsayory Cornwall Case.
Dynamiters on Trial-The English
Troops and the Cholera.
ENGLAND.
THE TURF.


THE TURF.
LONDON, July 29.-The Goodwood
stakes were won by Stockholm;
Florence, second; Lochinvary, third.
There were eleven starters. Stockholm
won In n canter. There were five
lengths between the second and third
horses.
CARING FOR THE TROOPS.
LONDON, July 29.-The duke Of
Cambridge, commander In chief Of the
British army, ordered the barracks
throu yhout England to be placed In
the best sanitary condition. He also
ordered the creation Of q system OF
medical relief and the removal of the
troops into camps In case cholera APP
pears among the soldiers.
THE DySAMITERs' TRIAL.
LONDON, July 20.--Great precautions
have been taken at Warwick TO pre-
serve order during the trial Of DAILY
Egan and O'Connell, the suspected dy
namiters. Strong barriers have beer
erected TO protect the approaches Il
the court. Constables armed with re
volvers will be placed on guard at al
the public buildings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30

The best smoking tobacco il Little
Joker. 'r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30

RALEIGH, n. g., July % The DEM
0crals OF the Fifth district to-day nom.
mated James w. Reed Of Rockingham
county for congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

Gordon Reported Safe, But Surrounded
by Rebels-The Cholera Calendar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-30
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-02
Favorable kdyices at Democratic
HEADQUARTERS.

The National Democratic Committee. says
a New York contemporary, continues tore
ceive the most favorable advices from all
portions OF the country.
A letter from prominent Democrat in
Columbus, Ohio. says: "OhiO Is sure IN
October for the Democracy"
A letter from Toledo. Ohio, says: 1--WE
have every indication that we shall carry
this county with handsome maj ority for
the state ticket
A letter from leiding Democrat in the
Western Reserve, Ohio. says: "AmOng
the lahoring classes about the rOlling-miils,
furnaces. and mines there is great discOn-
tent. grIlmbliug, and open revolt on ac-
count Of the broken promises Of the Re
publican party. Although the Republic
cans are holding large mass-meetings in
this part OF the State. we note great indif-
ference Of the laboring classes and the
farmers toward their ticket. On the other
hand, during the tbirty-fiye years | have
been in active politics | have never seen
the Democratic party so active. aggressive,
and confident OF victory as they are to-
day."
A letter from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, says ::
.'Our Democratic lellow-citiZens are all
solid and enthusiastic for the ticket. We
see something u work for in Iowa this
year. ond are fast becoming confident OF
carrying the State for Cleveland and Hen
dricSs."
4 letter from Planfield, y. j., saws ::
"Our German Cleveland and Hendricks
Cl'b here has oighty-seven members, OF
which about one third have been Republic
cans
Among the callers at Democratic head
quarters was William II. Halpin, chairman
of the executive committee OF retail dry
goods clerks, who have organized Cleve-
land and Hendricks club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-02
Killed on the hIpg.

About three week ago q German proies.
Sor, Herr Dreikorn, Of Mannheim, disap.
peare1 while making tour on the Alps OF
Norarlberg, near the Lake Of Constance.
II was coniectured that an accident had be
fallen him, and the surmise has now been
verified by the discovery Of his body at ia
foot OF the PERCEPTIONS western side OF the
Widder.tein mountain. Professor Drei-
korn. who WAS proceeding through the
mountains from Brcgcnz to Liudau, ap-
pears TO have lost his way in mist. and TO
have fallen over the mountain side into the
valley bel0w-a distance OF upward OF six
hundred feet. When discovered the body
was in an advanced state OF decomposition,
and the medical examination showed that
the deceased had IN bis fall suffered mortal
Injuries. including broken limbs. ribs. and
skull. The fact that his watch and finger
ring had disappeared excited suspicious Of
foul play; but these were set at rest when
II was discovered that his cash. amounting
TO $50 marks IN gold and silver coin, was
still in his pockets. On the body being
lifted piece OF paper was found with 4
lew words In pencil TO the following effect
"Telegrsph Professor Dreikorn. Mann
helm. Ny last thoughts are OF Antonio and
mother. Terrible fall"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-02
The New Voters Ia Ohio.

TCtlnmbuS Letter in Chicago Times
No complete poll Of the State has been
made. | was afforded access to a large
number OF returns from various portions
Of the State, and the aggregate shows that
the Democratic s.rongth-that is. new yo-
tcrs-has increased more rapidly than that
Of the Republicans; in fact, in ratio Of
nearly , 10 !.
The same partial returns show that there
il good deal Of apathy AMONG the Eepub-
licans, much more than among their oppo.
ncntS.
still another point on which the Demo-
Gratis place some reliance is the belief thai
the Western Reserve has not increased in
Republicans. and that they reached their
maximum strength in 1880. y great inn
migration has been steadily flowing into
that region. which i manly Democratic
in lis tendencies. These are some Of the
foundations on which the Democrats Of
Ohio are rearing hopes OF success. That
there is some Irish disaffection is true, but
there will be a substantial loss OF German
votes toihc Republicans, which will probl-
bly, more than compensate for the Irish Sc
ccsslcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-02


owner Of any ccai.'ands or iror.iands. %
lands OF any character whauysr. W t''
Hooking Valley. or IN any par VI o"'
stnet IN ary coal. iron, or land company
In the state II Ohio"
This. n will le seen, Is q denialb Blaine
as emphatic end sweeping ~ hngua!c can
make Il. He denies that ne ever ~ any
time owned anv land oil any kind, OF any
stock in any coal. iron. or Ina company
anywhere in the State OF OHIO.
Now comes Mr. j. Henry Brooks. who,
In a communication 10 the Post of last eve
Ming, laws before the public authentic docu-
ments which disclose the truth IN the mat
ter. and show conclusiveIy that the state
men,s made bv Mr.. Blaine in his recent
letter are wholly false. These documents
will be found elsewhere In this morninSs
EeIuid. They include letter written ov
yr EIoire In 1850 enclosing his draft for
Sos oo0 In p,yn,ent Of his subscription to
ono third Of The stock " the Hope Furnace
Trsct Association. n company formed Tor
The nprcbasc of coal and iron-lands In the
Hacking Valley; also letter written by
xr- 7. n. Denison, the financial agent OF
the Associat on, acknowledging the receipt
Of MIR. Blaine's draft. The Hope Furnlce
concern was atterward consolidated with
,bc standard Coal and Iron Company. OF
Ohio. on the basis OF fifty thousand dollars
OF consolidated STOCK for twenty-five thou
| SAND OF Hope Furnace. Accordingly fifty
thousand dollars II the new stock WAS in
MAY. 1882. handed ever 70 Stephen Il.
Elkins, who appears TO have been then, as
| re is now. Blaine's man, aud Elkins re-
ceipted FIR the bonds ION acc)un; OF
James G.. Blaine" Mr.. Brooks, who gives
these letters TO the public. was the trustee
with resrect 10 the title Of the lands.
Mr.. Blaine does not lack the unscrupu-
lous audaciiy TO pretend that "therc Is not
word in these letters which is not entirely
consistent with the most scrupuious intcE-
lilv ana HONOR Ill, organs will not hesi-
tate 10 dcnounce Mr.. Brooks rs "l;aT.' a
.shaTper,' "wretch," &c. But the
damning fact remains that Mr.. Blaine is
again convicted by his own correspondence
Of most shameful falsehood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-02
The Blaine Code.

hoSi'n AitIilu.I
Section |. do not feel that ] shall prove
a dcadhead in the enterprise.
Section ,. see various channels in which
| know can be useful.
Section 3. You urge me to make rs much
as fairly can out OF the arrangement into
which we have entered. II il natural that
! should do my utmost 10 this end.
Section 4. No one viii ever know from
me that have disposed CT a single dollar
in Maine
Section 3. | note what you say about the
importance OF my keeping all quiet here.
Section G. have endeayored in writing
not 10 be indellcate.
Section :. II will be in my power to east
an anchor TO the windward IN your behalf.
Section s. BY n strange revolution OF
circumstances, l am again able 10 control
an interest, and il you desire it, you can
have IL.
Section 9. Keep my name quiet, men,
tioning il 10 no one unless 10 Mr.. Caldwell.
Section 10. | can DO something, feel
very sanguine, with Thomas A. Scott.
Section II, Regard this letter as strictly
confidential. Do not show il TO any one.
Section II. Burn this letter.
Section Is. Kind regards to Mrs. Fisher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-02
Only an Orange Girl.

NELL GW1NSE'S SONG.
Only an orange girl.
4 sort Of being courtesy calls human,
"LiSe her fruit. Nisp gallants gayl
But ht 10 press and throw AWAY" All
Alas my cavaliers for your acumen.
orange girl or player
This you can't Rains1y her,
Nelly Is wilhal woman
All me. for the life that Is bitter and swee
The ihorns and roses round NV feet.
When the lamps ore an lit.
Shedding glamour DER the scene,
For lhe moment fit,
\ crowned and scepter'd queen!
Then the base world fades away
Charmed 10y the poets Law.
am transformed. his thoughts are mine,
ASH sing thai song divine!
breathe a higher. purer air,
Forth In a nohler life fare,
That knoweth not u sorrow or care!
But a monetary bliss.
And vain Illusion this.
Tie dream Is DER, my glories fade;
Inspiration turns 10 trade
The lamps are dead. the guests are gone,
Chill az The light of glinInefing dawn
Life a cold reality come on!
May one touch Of nature
Always move this heart
pain and pleasure blended
In the players art!
II HAT Influence ever
Ihro ugh NY being ihrill.
Then fortune defy.
What chance or change fearIy
Am not woman sin!
Yet they say. lightly say.
only an orange girl,
Orange girl or player
This Won can't gainsay her.
Nelly Is withal woman!
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Appsinsmsnss
ROOMS DrsocaArn srAYn

Appointmeno
ROOMS DEnocRArrc srAYnl
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. september III, lsSA
The following appointments are promui-
gated by and with the consent oil the speak,
ers named:
Local papers and party authorities will
nlease give these appointments all possible
IlnIers otherwise indicated. the appoint
mems are made for coun'y'seat, and. az far
M possible, on court.days.
JOHN s. BARBOUR, Chairman.
III. S,spperd, see-ciary.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
WALLER r. STAPLES.
Bland, Monday, October o.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
r. n. MUsFoRD.
franklin, Monday, October @.
Henry, Monday, October IL.
Patrick, Tuesday, October %.
cAxM PArTEsON.
Gockbridge, Monday, October @.
Appomatiox, Thursday, October 0.
ALLEGHENY. Monday. October ID.
Fluyanna. Monday. October y.
THOMAS SMITH.
King George. Thursday, October2.
Prince William. Monday. October 6.
Louisa. Monday. October 10.
stafford, Wednesday, October -.
Fairfax. Monday, October 20.
Fauquier, Monday, October y.
CANyAssERS AT LARGE.
JAMES y. DUNLOP.
Spotsylvania. Monday. October 9.
Louisa, Monday, October ID.
Piltsylyania, Monday. October %.
GENERAL FITZ. LEE.
Charlotte. Monday. October 6.
Louisa, Monday, October IL.
Fairfax, Monday. October 20.
Staunton, Thursday, october rs (night).
Charlottesville, Saturday, October Is
night.
SAMUEL p. COLEMAN.
Sussex, Thured day, October 2.
Rockbridge. Monday. October g.
Fiuyanna, Monday. October -.
AN. KELLEY.
West Point, Saturday. October (AighD.
Gloucester, Monday, OctObero.
lHEOilnt, O'tO''A io'
Fredericksburg, Tuesday, October II
might.
Alexandria, Wednesday, October Is
(nighD.
Essex. Monday. October %.
II. ST. @. TuCEsR.
Charlotte, Monday, october 6.
Amherst, Monday, October 20.
Highland, Tuesday, October D.
W. N. CABELL.
ALLEGHENY. Monday. October 6.
Botctourt, Monday, October 10.
Bath, Tuesday, October Il.
SAMUEL GRIFFIN.
Floyd, Tuesday, October II.
Carroll, Monday, October %.
JOHN L. MASSEY.
Henry, Monday, October l3.
MICiJAH WOODS.
Page, Monday. October y.
EpPA muNTOS.
King George. Thursday. October.2.
Dinwiddie. Monday, October %.
Halifax, Monday, October y.
}. @. FIELD.
Goocbland, Monday. October ~.
y. s. PIERCE.
Albemarle, Monday, October 6.
Henry. Monday, October l3.
Pittsylyania. Monday, October p.
Patrick. Tuesday, October 2s.
Y. T.. WRITER'S.
NottOway, Thursday, October 2.
Greensville. Monday, October6.
Prince George, Thursday, October9.
Nan,emond, Monday, October 10.
JOHN T. HARRIS.
Russell, Tuesday, October 7.
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Can2ht tn Another.

When The labor troubles Of the miner. in
the Hooking Valley had assumed very Se-
rioUs aspect and rumorS were current that
Mr.. James q. Blaine was interested In the
ownership OF the mines, aud therefore In a
degree responsible for the troubles. Mr.. II.
S. Bnndy, an Ohio Republican, wrote Dir.
Blaine, asking about bis interest in the
mines. Mr. Blaine answered In icttsr
dated Bar Iiarbor. jelly 20. 1884, IN which
be declared:
~ aid hot, and never have been, th,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-02
at any previous election In favor Of the De-
mccratic national and State ticket.

mocfatic na9onnt ana statc uckets
aRApv's goG EXPERIENCE.
Attempts arc being made by Republican
partisans 10 torture the ivacminlous rccep-
lion accorded ex-senator Grady nj last
nights Butler meeting into prcHrranged
attack on the part OF some OF Governor
Cleseland's friends, the sia!e-egg business
especially. Such statements. however, are
absolutely false. Grady's antecedenis az
member OF the Legislature and In many
other respects are entirely faIntli1r u nun
dreds Of citizens az ALBANY. This "gentte
reminder Of the mans obiectional''e pub
tic career came from those well acquairted
with his unenviable record. Governor
Cleyeland's friends did not pay the slightest
attention 10 Grady's presence here. The
contempt for the man. however, had To
have some outlet. IL came IN the shape oil
several eggs which were not very fresh.
That is all there was Of this incident.
Among the visitors 10 the Governor to-
dsy were II. W. Ashley, OF Westfeld,
Mass; NJ. y. Tilman, Newark, \. j.; As
sembl,man 4. V. WEIGH and Charles Her.
sehel, Hoiyoke, Mass. formerly railroad
commissioner; the Rev. q. +. Fisher. Mas
peth, l.. L.; Bradley $. McCabe, Greene
county. n. y; y. =. Rathbone. Tennes-
see DT. r. r. Everett. Harrisburg. Pa.
n. +. Vessel. Boston, Mass. and John L.
Agnew, New York.