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Gf'- Messrs Editors Please to announce
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Ef~ Thomas GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourt'
DISTRICT coERT HEw ORLEANS, candidate .ar repas,
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Ea- ] G PoN9Ezrra, Superintendent Of
the Grs#h D. vcrs 'GstJ r. 0H5s. IA a
Of TIE flRST DISTRICT iOgsT h. t.
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Es- JAMES \. IIorKISS is n candidate fer
atFRB 0f IlEFOuKIIi DIs1kICTCRt pr or SEW oRrFASt
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Ef7~ WILLIAM p BEDLocK, for CLERK Of the
IHH Distinct COZ ri, or oftbe Cot may rspna4 q.
EFHitts mHs
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~ Editors Of the Crescent Please m
.a.thMJ CAST TELL t Candidate ar tae aafss # II re
u iiiHtHitH DISTRICT tuuET on 81 IS uELEA~Ss uthI4
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1zf57 HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans,
July -? rho fol owing rrac sg ysirn have kindly
their sranous rys attending patients under h charge tie
ASSOCIATION;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL.
F1rnvhs Hartford Day r-,.. q

From The Hartford DaSy Tines OF yis
Our readers will recoect that We published several
weeks since, an article from The Ntr-larea Palladium
relative TO the recovery of stolen property by all al
claVOy art On the 21th OF Aglil 81 sua 0f 49,
with gold watch. cham, SHd ring stolen from the
house o. samuel B PSrmeies in W slaug0rd Ap3lirs.
ton made to Mary Rob = cisrvoy art no res "a
in Durham She is Is years OF sgs Her isher put her
into the cAirvOySn state in the presence OF Mr. Psnss
the icseT ard DR. SimOrs She said while 10 the ss-o
ths, Al lsh GIL servant IL the fmi had stolen th.
property but hsd burnt the money and thrown tue a.h
chSn and ring into the well he house Ms p Ih-
vel searched tie watch chain AID ring found TIER,
and traces Of burnt Psper were Sso usd n tie stove
pipe and chimney The girl arrested aud NE sci
that she did steal the property and dispose Of Is Dc
scnbed
The trial Of this singular ani Interesting csse-the first
thS ever took place IL this STATE on the development Of
esiIveysnt-took place IN Nes Haven est week |, a.
useled universal attention the Courtroom beng MED y
spectators Tor several cSys. during L. progress.
lhe accused employ cd Hon Charles Ctspusr, ESQ OF
this oiiyso widely known distinguished cr.nns law.
yer-io defend Der. He asssted nv M Poster OF
New-hsVen On the part Of tie State Mr. S.9ddari II
New ii SeD the States Attorney and Mr. Ives 81 VA
mgtorc, appeared
appears from the evideHse sdiuoed ON the TIA, ,b,.
Mr PsImeles returned from Nev Haven 20 rs hone IN
Wsllir gUrd the afternoon OF he 27th II Aor
thed that ls counted his money SLIGO aud paced Il n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
FROM SAUT STE. MARIE.
correspondent Of The Detroit Free Press writing
from Saul Ste. Marie, July l4th, says:

correspondent Of The Detroit Free Press, writing
from Saul Ste Marie, July lith, says
Although mining operations in the upper peninsula are
yet absolute infancy the shipments of copper aud
iron the present will be large enough to place be
yond doubt the fact that portion Of the world OF liz
extent has been rs yet found containing in equal abun
dance and Of equally good quality those great staples Of
business IND commerce. as CO possessions the south
shore { Lake Superior.
The work the canal at this place is progressing
finely There employed some three or four hund
red woTkmen and the ant Of labor NY last
visit here about four We, ks enormous All
that perseverance and energy accomplish evidently
ben done 20 push this great and most important work
Completion Once done pursuant To- the contract and wa
Of the Father oi Lakes to Buffalo by Spy class OF vs.
se that pass through the Welsnd C.n4 e. the ocean
The Manhattan goes up the lake this afternoon with an
immt nse load Of passengers and freight Many ars now
gong ny with reference 10 permanent settlement and ,on
what but few years since look e0 upon as species
OF terra iGcogEfa will number its population by tens and
hundreds ofthousands Among the persons ca ron 70 the
mines see here, +. X. Coius and family e New York
Gen l.. Stevens, Member Of Congress from this Dis
tict Hon t. N Thon son aud family Hon W Pitcher
o. Csnstanuns; e. A. trCwbrdge. and host Of others
who,e psmes csnnct trouble you With writing.
MI Wilson OF The GtseTsl Land Office /, here en-.
gsged II the Lsnd Office making invesig -
Understand to enable the Department 10 determine VITA,
parties entitled 10 large quantity of and claimed 10
have been located by adverse interests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

EArAL-Ths L. $. frgs,s Congress eommaas.3 n,
George PearsonaDd bearing the broad pennsr Of Cs,
uodore Isaac AcKeever arrived yesterday Doru,ay a.
Rio Jsn.ro which port she left the 18th Of jane a.
has been absent three yesrs and three mouths and h
been the flagship Of the Brazilian Squadron duray "A.
vhele Of that time. The only ships OF TIA, ,,,-
we're the sloop jamestown At Busnos Ayrss and The ss.
Wser Witch on q survey Of the River Ia Plata
The fever bad subsiced At Rio when the COngrs. \.
Affairs At the river remained nearly the sane A. Al tie L.
sevices War still existed bat Temporary h.d b.,
sgreed upon between the besie and the city IN.
has returned after her rrorSoed absence in good or.
and condition ard her officer, and crew in good kea IN
The following is LIST Of her officers; Commaso,.
Isaac Acheever Commander + Pearsoa Ileo,s.
ants, Tuner q K Gray. Z. Parker. gasg a II HoL
comb " G. Bryant ID. Mon Fsrfsx; Fleet Sgr,so.
Charles Chase Purser, A. J. Watson Chsphia Z 81
Stewart: Cen Secretary. f. Simpson: C.p,sin of M.
rres A 5 Taylor; Lieutenant Of Marines. j T. X T.s
nall Assistant Surgeons John Ward aud Chulss Marta
Micshipmen. J. X kggestsn. james Stilsell N Es,
mspsJ II Rowan. Jr Washington Totten. K : BOren
j. E Johns;os. A. ". Weaver f II Baker +. J. Mean,
Gunner. j. N Ballard Bosswsn. George smish: Co..
penter Joseph q. Thomas Ssmsker, X e RJdnsn
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Slavery la Loai.iaaa.

TWELVE WARS A sLAyE. sAaa,rryE o. soLozos s,ss.
IacE. l7ms ~. ~. Aabam' Derry hhsH Ss"'lSa
Ri Yong
" Il is singular Coincidence" says Mrs. stsren
the Key 70 Uncle Toms Cabin, thai solomon Nor
fhuP carried TO plantation in the Red River Com
tr.-ihat same region Were the scene " Uncle ISn'
captivity vas lad-snd bis account Of this Pisntai0|
AID be mode OF life there and incidents which %
oeseIibes, form striking parallel to that history.
Tberresent volume furnishes q complete history Of ne
abduction Of NOrthup, biz experience - slave W
many year. in LOaisisna, and the means BY vnen -
w.s restored to freedom, under the act Of 'a s's''
passed in Is4O for the protection Of ito citizens rss
slavery. The materials Of the narrative are Of e'a's
derived IN the first instance from the stsselsea"
Norrhup himself; many Of them are confirmed ~ ",
lateral evidence while all bear the intrinsic ~sr"
credibaity The editor Of the volume has perf'r"s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
THE MAN LOST AT THE FALLS. =

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tfibuns.
NIAGARA, Tuesday, JAY 49, 1853
One of our party, looking from his window in the Inter
national Hotel little alter o'clock this morning SAW two
men standing the bridge connecting Goat Island with
the main land, and huryiug down TO what the
matter clngipg log little above the end
Of Chapns Island, in the most dangerous part Of the
rapids His strength appeared to be nearly exhausted snd
he hepessly throwing up his hands for The
alarm was soon given by the waters at the hotel and
= crowd has been assembled the shore and bridge
since O'Clock gazing in doubt and terror on the appA
ing spectacle. 1t is sseertaned that three men, employed
by Brown, the boat builder went out in s boat about
O'Clock last night mile aud half above The rApids The
boat thirty feet long was swept down by the current cap
sized by the rapids and wo the haples viems 10 their
own imprudence carried over tAe Falls The third
struck the crag and sSvedfor how long God aloha
knows for the most experienced bosmsa Robinson who
has rescued SO many says he reach him in boat
II is and they preparing 70 launch from
Goat Island The hope OF saving the poor very
doubtful yeths courage to be strong he reonss
on bis perch in the midst OF the wild waste OF losmn Wa
ters unable TO lii his voice hear The call Of the hundreds
gazing on him in sympathy Snd fear. Now be turns
arfu look toward the dread oaisracnov feohy
his hard to hasten the wished for aid Heaven keep him
tall il reach him
beat attached TO rope with buoys, has been launch
ed and foated down distance but 6led and thsy
have autographed to Buffalo for larger Wi. write
gain as soon anything is done E.F.
A. oar readers already h wen'
ever TIT Fall at O'Clock on TsessAy evening Ed
-. Na.- H.
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From Cur Corresporder
A.. - N.n

AINoyD, n Y july l6.-Ow HAying commenced some
dals since. The Wheat harvest has lust begun Whet
ot - very fine on tb felds, and vii yield well The y
crop lghtjured severely by drou,h. Ten days ago he
salo OF Indian Corn me best seen here for years
nreh # il is badly injured hy the dry weather.
ST. NJ shower last night will help Potatoes E Oe
hgtt for he same will late sOwed summer grains
lie people here about forming Town Agricultural
Society We will show you fair tnrn out Of stock So h
You will visit OR Town FAIR next fall Yours. NIL
Cklroi Co, \, jay I've have had a very good
40 grown season here sumner crops all look very
wei wheat anf gas al also good Farmers have com
ClEviiAsD, (OJ July Is-The locust borer has msde
Is appearsnce IN his city. has been twelve years ma
Brg ne wy from ths Eastern STATE. here
S.ckETI's HARroR July The drouth continues
tie esrih IS psrshed The only showers showers OF
E,.1'tET. Ne July la-Ths Lsv orop i, yoos-,s,,,,
eouo.e last 3ear. OaT -potsioes-Lever looked
GisiEo y. Y, July Is-whsas ha-ves, commenced
iu a0.D io1r days ego Crops tine, fruit poor-other
ScHoHsniE y Y, July l--Fanners have baen busy
ilra week Wheat Is injured by tie fy-tne Msderra-
a. least q any Hay i heavy new sdows on old
iair cTop-1hers vii bs enough we should iudye
ior AZ The whisky actually a,ef,{
DAsvILLE. " July lG-Hayng has commenced Ws.tb
goca crop better thai at year
pAsslLLE, Pa, Juig Farmers are bringing in their
whest AID rye. CrOp. fair average Riueped esrie,
fh8u ususl Souie wheat ont before Tie s,h Iabo-
& = scarce ard WsSfs figh Moving and Reaoug Ma.
c1res nov being Introduced Tor the rst tine n MI,
SCI ton Of our State
Bcsroy, July iS-We have bad good rain this week In
Other places it is very cry. vas at NeEbury Yesterday
The eron;h distressing Hay hight potatoes drying up
corn cuTls.
NosTREAL, JAY l7.-Csnads crops are generally good
tbs ys.r Some wheat fields were cut nearly wsek 400
At the ssah.
BALTIMORE Co, Nd, July l4-Whsst il all cst Osts
sdy T. sture ana gardens dried uo Corn and potatoes
a. fefng-rO rain for weeks.
RaLiIGH, y. C., July l4.-Thermomstsr for month 20
10 20 oeg.t With BIZ little rain. Fancy our feelings aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

SssprhsvnLL Ga, JAY l2-Rsin has esue a last but
too late to any good Corn is lost and we Are making
Arrangements tn get q supply from abroad
WIIsNsres " G. July 1--WE have had rain and sv.
cry bocy locks glad Late crops viii be revived
ELrros, Nd July, l6-Tbe pstzsoe crop VII be shot
one. Rain nov comes too late.
ANDERSON. ). c. July i3.-Ws have finally had rain
enough lay the dust 1t late, however to do much
good 10 Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

bride presented very pleasing appearance .pi ..,.,.
be p.i With sovsr' before the happy coup as ihsy ~
tsrned 10 their carriage.
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TIE CROPS AND THE WEATHER.

AL eBds writing u susnes letters vii eonfsrA favor by
sccHga Of the ioowns. about
W eaiIer ara Crops in tteH neiehborhocds
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At the West.


HFEcE July l2-H&rvess a; its hight last week No
~ in Whssi here.
SPRIsGFIElD, Ill, July la-Frmers are busy now. Crop
aversge one.
NARsHALL Mich July l2-Hsrvsst has fairly com
mel ced The WELD Is fair; in localities ght Corn
growing we'll in spite 81 drouth Osts past redemp
tien HAY is cut and is light Potatoes need rain
P.wPsw Mich. July l2-Everybody and his neighbor
Is in the haves. field Whea; never better Weather de-
Gghtful.
HAsrISe. Mich, July la-Al the fsrmers cutting
Wheat vhlch is excellent Oats and Grsss light. Pots
toes will fail unless rain comes Wheat vii seu Tor
50 eeris & bushel in 8 month.
CAM Ohio, July l9-Hsrvest is over Wheat half a
crop-osts worse Hay light Corn promising.
DkTROIr. kich, July i2-The harvest Is progressing
Crops are large and tine. Oats lsht-hsy miidiing.
Az ARBoR. Mich July l2 No rain for too months
cool dry winds and cool nights Hay and grass are drying
up
PoNTTAc, Mich JAY i4-Hsrvest is progre.sing-crop
eocc-b.rg punp-no rust IN this section.
WAIyRT0wN, Wis July l2-Whest WAS commenced
last week Much will be this w--k-croo heavier than
lsst week Spring crops all good Look ont for biz pork
crop.
Com WArER Mich, July l5-Much OF the Wheat is
cut CroJs good-;hey being plump, except sons late
t. ids Oats ar slmo KILL by druu'h
ADRIAN Mich July l3-We have not bad batter crop
this for many year. We noticed several pieces
~l,h very heavy. The weather - delightful and
there every prospect thai the crop will be vel secured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
MEXICAN ITEMS.

Government Comrnit,,e has been appointed 70 SIT e.y
Snenty and examine into the literary and N,
morality Of all pieces played AZ tbs theatres, presented
- Be played TO decide the historical accuracy Of the
NrcS costumes and scenery. whether the ACTORS know
then roles whether each piece has been sufficiently N.
tsssec whether opera has been cut up trsnPo,sd
Sc
The Minister Of War has ssuad decree regulating and
describing the uniform for each branch and grade Of the
army.
The Sts,s Department entrusted with the EorS ae
lively engaged IN hudpg our the condition q! toe puohc
roacs the repairs needed ordering them. 80.
The prize offered obtsn the bes, the best
manner OF paving aud draining the streets IT te City d
MeNco has been won by >tnor Gsrgolo - Al the Tea
ies were equally good the matter vas settled oy sdrsx
~ by lot.
On the s7d of May in the State Of Chhushul band cs
Indians forty il number, attacked DR. L. Gen4se and
senior Do-, who escorng the lstters family Senior
Dos grievOusy wounded aud one Of hi. lughsrs
csrred ~ The next cay, forty Me1icSnS IL by Se6or
Doza followed the lndsos, attacking them, took their
snd b,rses and re captured four Mexans who we're
their prisoners.
In the province of Guerrero still larger baud Of saw.
ges ore than hundred in numb-r attacked AZ the s,ms
u on.eut the hscendls Of Dolores, Re(ugo and C.sa
Blanca and The village of >Snto Tomas aud succeeded in
Carrying oh lsrse humber OF cattle and horses Sensr
Css,vsntes AZ the head Of twelve attacked the
hdisus and fought them for two hours Five II bs men
Nile d, snG the whole party would have scambei
bad MT reinforcement ~ sixteen men reached them
The indians were then driven of
The ordinance requiring the employees OF the Ciyi Cor
tr 10 uniform, has beer again put IN fotcs
Tie French Legation in the City OF Mexico the ~
eH(t OF m lie ssstNr he Minister on turlUug1 has been
LETT N charge of N Dano.
The Government has given orders 10 liberste al psrsO
imDrsored for taking part in the revolution Il Jsiscc.
1h'y sre TO be placed under the special protection OF tue
principal officers Ia each State.
Tie Chtrers0i and the Diafio Ofciai oonrsd 81 the re-
Port Of the promotion Of Prdgon Gsrsy ~ th- grade Of
Brgaorr General. he IL who after the battle OF
Cerru GoToO, in the retreat OF the Mexcsn forces vS
found by American officer the ground uuter tree,
aud the officer thought dead. The old gentleman how
had only laid down 10 rest and get his breath lie
fat he coudn any further at lel-t such
The story that went tbs rounds Of people in Mexico
On the 18th Of April the people OF Sano ronas on the
Cs ns frontier bad just learned the resigna ion OF Gen
Arists three months aud bali after il took place.
IN O. Pcsyuue, Juyh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

by order Of the President and At the petition OF parties
in II Louis the execution II the oOnycts DOxe and Shaw
ney, the men who killed two Delaware Indians GA The
Plans syesr ago or more postponed 10 the ed
such delay beng necessary 20 proper inquiry into the
claims which a communications full repreVe is asked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

On the eth inst at Haysve Kentucky. s Skinner and
Maston Holland had a fight ia blacksmith shop. Skinner
knocked Holland the head with cnchi ., ron, snd
then picked up iron wrench aud struck hun several
lcks iLe head iracturig the skull Holland Is said 10
be in critical G, nditOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

There was sheavy shower st New Haven On Saturday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-14

ANEcDoTE.-John Mckenzie, for whose honi
eide, Mrs. Sarah Flood was tried, yesterday was
not only man of very bad character, but was once
convicted In the Charleston Sessions of cow-steaI
ing, and was notorious for his frauds in cow-deal
ing. The following incident, illustrative of his
character, actually occurred:
On one occasion, he took very beautiful oDs.
horned COW to a lady, whom he knew to be in want
of mil h C W. The iy expressed herself very
much pleased with the animal, but declined pur-
chasing, because she had an aversion to a COW wi h
but single horn. Mckenzie replied that he could
readily accommodate her, as he owned the sister
and dagufrreotgpe likeness of the onehoraed crea.
fure with the full complement of horns. Accord
iogly, the next day, he brought the tuokornsd fac
s'mtIe TO the lady, who readily paid the reoufred
price Tor the cow, and was delighted with her bar
gain. few days afterwards, the cow was observed
to be uneasyIabout the head, or horns, and to be
frequently rubbing them against posts or fences =
On Inquiry 1t was ascertained that the rogue had
gone TO market aud purchased the skin and horn:
OF some hutchered beet, and had nicely adjusted
and tackled one of the horns of the dead animal r.
the head OF the one-hcrned cow, exactly in tbs
socket Of the missing horn The SEQUEL FOO !,
worth narrating. On some subsequent occasion !
gentleman was telling, in Mex enzies presence tbbs
notable teat OF rascairy above mentioned. wher
one Taylor, an associate Of Mckenzie, interposel
ana SAID, sir. you give Mckenzie too much credit
am exclusively entitled to the honor of that trans
action | proposed the scheme, McKenzie onI,
executed 1t. = Charleston Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-14
Tsa a,lovlns tir.t appeared, we believe, in the

The following first appeared, we believe, in the
81. Louis Republican:
WHAT i LEARNED "ouT WEST"
Now Father. Mother, sukcy, Nell, Masty, and all
81, down and listen while tell what have learned
tout West"
am back in old Connecticut "the land OF steady
ways"
praise,
would tell you what the people say about us
Yankee girls
How smart and wide awake we are to all LIES
twists and twiils.
But never mind went, you know, to see the world
myself;
And ia the corner ofmy brain kept little shelf
To stow away the facts | gained and pull them
And had sharp lookout the while this little sh eli
totl
Wen, first learned ere half way there, to call my
baggage 'plunder,"
To reckon TOO, instead of "guess," and 'toat,
without a blunder
Never to fall behind the time, but always De on
hand;
For Western folks are prompt, nor like for lazy
And nothing here lies long at restthe world is go
ahead"
People don't stop totalk-a thing is done as soon
as said
4 lannon's MACE Is luI CaSA, u lelU
il:
The men know how to fill purse-the ladies how
to spend 1t.
went way up the country, and there learned a
cheap
They have the ague mighty strong, and ii makes
them powerful weak"
Their corn is of the tallest" kind bacon the staff
otlife;"
Corn bread and hominy "the co." and hoe-cakes
worth a strife
They will keep you as long as you will stay, and
max you welcome, TO,
Nor ever count the cost of5oard as Eastern people
do;
But find place to stow you in, however thick be-
And if another chancepresent could pack dozen
more.
Here ] was introduced to "gnats," and almost
caught flea,
Grew closely Intimate with ticks who fondly chung
to me,
Or learned to climb five rail fence, or trottins
horse could ride;
But got, as the old ladies say, misery in my
side"
At last, (and this, l must confess, didn't exactly
take0
So apt alearnerI became, caught the Western
Shake;
And after practising awhile on every other day,
Concluded had learned enough; and SO came
away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-14
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY,

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-H Carter, Charles City:
Shepherd and lady, Charleston M Blelough, Bal
| tnore; d Camers, Halifax; w B Green, Charlotte
Chas E lis and lady, Miss Ellis, Miss M Ellis. Rox
bury, Mass Williamson, L Fitch, Y; 6 E
Doughety. Scottsville; T L Long, c; r Garrett,
and lady, II Duaee, lady and child, Miss Dutfee,
Miss DUNN gton, Lyn- hburg; w Read, Kirby
T Ridout, Va; S NJ Shepherd and son, Petersburg;
Bindford, Albemarle; Stany and lady, Conn;
DR. r Barton Rockbridge w Fern, Petersburg; L
Morton, charlottesville d B Sanders, Wythe co;
j Draper, ] Irby and lady, Pulaski; John Day,
Spo syivania; 4 Davis, Lynchburs; NJ H Buchanan,
Fl Gibbons, w Hawkins Abiugdo
CITY HOTFL-P D Hughes Phila; Sullivan, G
3 Graham, A B North, Y; 5 } Roberts, Northum-
berand B Hendrick, H Hall, NJ Spears, d &
Hancock Chesterfield; T f Sims r & d r r; A w
Tally, Va C r; g McCauly, Washin gton; II
Bons. Miss H Jeffries, S Jeffries Va; D w Jor-
don, S c; Peters and lady, Petersburg; A Alley,
Texas; w Smith. Jr, Lyncnburg; A Carson, Pc.
AMERICAN HoTEL.-W w Micham and lady,
Powhatan; r w Smith and family, Mobile; w Nor
timer, Bait; J II Daniel, of Va; G Overly, CO.
lumbus; DR. Fry, Va; G Rincurr, L T r II; w A
Lawson Lyuchburg; w Wakeham, Columbia; Prof
L Morris, Colonel I D Robertson, S D Spencer, C w
Otey, Lynchburg; L Rives, Petersburg.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Hobson. Cumberland;
w I Chaplin, Charlotte; Trisdale. w Feather
ston, Lynchburg; F Madison, Danviile; w Harri-
SOD, G Fl Harrison Powhatan; j Carrow, Campbell; J
6 Thornton NJ Lacy, Halifax; E Wilkinson, Ches-
ertield; r Stem. Lunenburg; Cooke, Powhatan;
o Baker New Kent; Amber, Mr. Ford, Va.