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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
Kansas ConsrilutlonaI conventions.

The Convention fgf framing a Constitution for tho
Territory Of Kansas on becoming Sts,e. commenced
is sessions II Leeompion on Tie 7lh instant, and CON
inaed u the III.
The fret day there was only Temporary organila.
linn. On ihs second dsy the H., Of delegates was
ealsi All members were required 10 take an obIza.
ton q Gleliiy Ioihr Constitution Of the United STATE.
and % The og,hc ael u the Terdt1ry. known a. H.
Kansas Nebraska aet snd that the oath bs administered
by . lrgslly authorized gficsr. Gpn. John Calhoun
was elected President q the Convention.
On the third day the President introduced II. Rev.
John @ Mcgee wbp made ihc following seonic pra,ef
May the Lord God. in bis infinite wisdom, Undue
Ibis Convention and each of ts members with The
same spir, with which He imbued Washington, Ief
fenon. Adam. and The immortal Patrick Henry"
The day was speni il discussion u 70 The lest method
Of conduetns the business Of the body.
On the fourth day Il was ssreei 10 appoin, commit.
tees on the following suIecisi-a Executive depart.
msni Judiciary Legislature; slavery; BIZ Of rrh.;
ineorpofsiions miscellaneous matters; revenue, ,lee.
tons snd rights q suffrage; finances; edueaiiont in
iernal improvements s,sls boundaries. division into
eovnies, sad their ordinsnsss" A fssola,isn % al.
oafn q the second Monday 10 oelohss mart va. d,.
cBssed.
On the 9Th dsy, slsr rejecting several ssIsr,,.s
claiming ssais The legal number tstyl being already
present., "a motion % adjourn 70 the tsifd Monday i
October ss eifrisi, and the boiy aeeordinSl, al.
jousn,d
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
The Financial pressure. = The pies.

in The money market the North has caused partial
SUSPENSION Il specie payments IN all the Bank. Of
Phadelphil. Baltimore and Washington City. sPe.
Gle paid Tor 5sani los only larger notes and checks
are refused.
TIE Banks in New York ana Boston. ard The New
England Banks YET apfelr 10 10 abe eiihsianj
tie pressure.
According 10 the law II 1850 this action Of the
Banks in Philadelphia will involve iorisiiare u Their
charters.
Il !. announced that the Governor Of Pennsy lyania
MAS about 20 issue a proclamation calling special
session d tie Legislature 10 assemble gu he frsi
Tuesday in 0clober.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

THE FAIL ~ me PaicE or wnEar.--A
eargu of wheat arrived al Buffalo, last week,
says tie Republic, consigned 10 house uith
instructions 10 sell at sf IS. When il arri.
we'd, all that was offered was 81 10; the
cOnsignee trlegraphed Tie Dwner to come
down and veil il himself. On the day II hi.
srrisal. il had gone dosn to OIL 05t he
offered At that figure, and vas offered one
dollar. bit he thDpght he would look about
before selling al that price. and when went
to make the trade il had fallen TO Csc he
waited ill the neat dsy. when he was offered
2ot ~ i, ard took Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

We neglected TO mention last week, tina, Nj. Calvin
E. Parish has been appointed Post Master at this place,
Maj. James NJ. Palmer, the former occupant, having
been appointed mail agent on the North Carolina Rail-
road.
We are gra,fed in being able to state also, that the
Sunday mail train this route has been discontinued
The express train will go up and down on Saturday
night and Sunday night hereioforo; but mail will
hereafter be received or depart from here on Sunday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

RMstSe rng CESTRAL AsgRIca Iii i re-.
parted tia, negotiations are going on between
the Boston Submarine Arnor temp and
the underwriters 81 the Central Amer lea. in
raise her hull. which Is supposed to lie in
about 2s iatlnms water. Tie specie 10 her
alone would fafnisl, ample induecment ipr
The experiment, " her position can b. a..
euIatriy lived. and that il can j. probable.
lr"n The lset that tapt. lIrfndon va. re.
ported % have given her position 10 lie yss.
sci which refused e. conc 10 his relief
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

RLuE RipoE TUSNEL CospLgrIp.-A nn,e
dated the 18th, from Col. Crozei, the CHIEF
engineer II The Blue Ridge raiIr.ad. 1, The
eiitor u The Charlottesville JrlIcrsonisn,
.isir' that The grading 81 the tunnel . con
pleied. andihe track through the tunnel i aow
being laid. This will bea work bot IL
lev days. and the cars nay then b. run
through as soon as the President and IIirce.
tors u The Central Railroad Company shall
think proper 10 do 50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
sorsho Sugar. m. 4 u.,in Gazette ere

sorsho Sugar. The Austin Gazette CTeIss,l
hisreceiveI . sample d sugar from the s1rgho Cane
male BY Ne. s,ulor that plaes superior article
q fac grain and eolor. and would command the high
est price IN New Orleans. His 9rup also, mate Of
ihe same material, vas very superior.
From comparison 81 The experiments vhich have
been maje. we inclined to belie,s ,hst WHEN ,hr
attempts 70 make sugar have iaIe il mos cases j, he.
been in consequence Of The cane no, being sufficiently
ripe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
AN AMERICAN PIRATE IN CHINA.

Hong Kong correspondent of the Lon.
don Time, give the following account Of an
American pirate: While | am upon this
subject Of piracy. let me mention thqt an
American, named Eli Riggs, was tried at
Hong Kong on "Wednesday last for pirscy
and murder. Ills name would do Tor villain
Of the Blackboard class. bot in form aud fea.
ture he was the hero &c a sentimental novel
As he stood IN the dock. bravrly battling for
his life. il seemed impossible tina, that hand
some b., conld be the pirate whose name had
been for three year, connectr,lwith the bold.
est and blandiest acts II privacy. II was
face OF feminine beauty. Not dnmn upon
the upper lip. large lu.trnus eyes, mouth
the smile 81 WHICH might woo cny mai,len,,
aiiluent black hair not rarelps,ly parted,
hands 50 small and sodeligately white tiat
tn-y would create sensation ~ Brgiayin !;
such was The Hong Kong pirate, Eli Bugss.
lie spoke fnr two hours in his defence, and
ne spoke well without iremnr, without an
appeal f"r mercy. but trying to prove that
bis prosecution was The result Of a cunspira,
cy wherein a Chinese sumbuai proprietor and
sub.ofiicial of the colony kbo,h OF whom
he charged a, being 10 league with az the
pirates nn the en,>tl were the clirf cnnspir..
iur.. Tie defence was, ~ course, false II
had been proved that he had boarded junk
md destroyed By cannon. pistol aud sword
fifteen men; aud that having forced ~ rhr
rest overheard. he had fired al our IL the
victims. who had clutched a rnpe and held 81
s-tern. No witness. however. eoulI prove
tina, be saw man die from blow or ii I
struck % fired by tie pirate. Tie jur,.
moved BY hi youth aud courage, aud strain
mlg hard Their ton.ciehces. acquitted hlin nl
the murder, but ionbd him guilty. of pirae,.
lie was sen;rnced 20 be transported for liie."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
peep River improvement. : The ,o,,

taken in the town of Wilmington on the 2ls,
inst the proposition 10 authorize the town auihon
ties 10 subscribe the Of $4,000 10 the completion
Of the Cape Fear and Deep River improvement. The
question was decided in the ali matiye--yeas .s3,
nays IS.
The vote taken ia the tnwn Of Salisbury on The
18Th instant on the proposition 10 subscribe $4,000
70 the North Carolina aud Virginia R,ilrosd. The
vote stood, for The subscription l4a, aeans, il 49,
The county Of Dasie has also subscribed $1,000 for
ihe same work. few citizens in Mockssllle had also
subscribed $4,000. The impression seems prevail
that the road will he built.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

instance Of republic prosperous and -four
lshing ia virtue and in wealth, till power
passed into the hands Of a class Of rash young
orators. Ho,c came this noble rep,tbiie Of
yours 10 be ruined? II ,cas ouerr,m ,cith a
horde Of inexperienced. silly, m.fedgea ora
Tors.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

A FILLiBusTER SrsAakR.--We learn that
United States Marshal Rynlrrs has received
instructions TO Ink OUT for. and seize a
steamer now iiting out IN this port Tor anu
ther Nicaraguan hiiibastrr expedition under
Gen. Walker. The Marshal Is engaged ia
investigating the matter. The STEAMER. in
qne.tlon, is cspeetetl to Garry a batch ol'' rm,-
grants from this port. aud touch New Or
leans for compan, IrOm that city.
X PoJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
LIE yIclrM or PoLlrlcs.

Peter Brush, the victim nf politics, seated
Hpon the curb, with his feet acro.s the gutter.
placed lis elbow on stepping stone. aud,
like Juliet on the balrony, leaned his head
upon his hands hand that would perhaps
have been the better for covering, though
none would have been rash enough 10 ,oIun.
teer To BE- slaye upon it. lie was ~ a d..
lapisaipd condition out at elbows, out III
k"ees, out of pocket, out of Office. out Of
spirits, and out 10 the street; an "out and
outer IN every respect, and az oufTe NOR.
ial as ever The eve 81 man did rest upon.
For some time Mr.. Brush's reflections lad
been silent. FVllosing llamlet's advice. lie
gave them an understanding. but no t0nggr;''
and he relieved himself al intervals by
splitting Iofl0rnly into the kennel. Atlength,
suffering his locked hands 20 fail betwren his
knees, and heasing deep sigh. he spoke:
long time aga, my ma used to put on her
specks aud Say, Peter, nv son. put not yOur
trust 10 princes;' and frUm that day to this
haven't done anything 81 tie kind, because
none on EN- ever wanted 10 borrow nothing q
me aud never see prince Or a king-but
one Or two, and ihey had been rotated out Of
oiliee--tO bury nothing 0f them. Princes
pooh! Pot not your trust IN pDlitieianers--
thent'. my sentiments. You might just a.
well icy 10 hold an eel BY the tail. don /
care which side they're on, for I've tried both,
and know. Putpot yCur trust in politician
crs, 81 you'll get hysi.
" Ten years sgo i came into mr. head
that things weren't going on right, so pref.
" nearly gave myself vp ise.tOtally 70 The
gid y the Hsr9biIr. sni !eh ire shcp 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

REPIY TO GENERAL PiLL1w's T.gTrgR.-
General Hitchcock, late Of the United states
army. fas published reply 10 General Pil-
laws letter. ahicl, he chararirrizes a. /" at.
ed with attiulis stated talf truths. which Ar.
alien species IT ma, drissiable Ialschaads.' =
80 lar lrom Pillows having protected
against lhe payment u mabrs g. santa Anna.
a. btibe. General Ilighfnek wha va. pre-.
sent 4 . council II general officer. 10 who,n
the matter Va. refereed, and took Notes II The
proceedings. saws that he ",amr out rsry
fully - sgpport # tie ~ a.urs. pilly sllpulst.
ing. a. "a condition, liza, tie Iniird states
should have such trsaiy ~ aas dc.ired,
" aila,inn u the armsitre which t;rnrrai
Pillow ccndvmns - siroesl,. he .a,s:
General Pillow fluids iault With the arm.
i.iicr granted " General Scntt Il tie Mexi.
fans uhils their gasrfnment was vet intact
within ihe CITY. and had the highta natives
To- making 4 prafe 81 prrteni having the
streets u Tie capital ,li.l.uufci nv the tread
d . iptrign army Hrneral scott knew thar
the tiis va. sittaalls ~ IL, possession on The
rtening after tie 6aitlc u Churabuscn, and 1
heard him tell the Mexican commissioner 10
Al The H'ineni ihey presented ,bs application
~ Santa Ahna lnr 40 Arml.tirr.
General srptt knew ltat he Could cutter
the CITY. bat be knew. alsp. that his doing 70
would dispsfse Tie government. and thai Il
might rrquire whole msnih. afterwards 10
hnd government ~ condition TO lnaks
peace, a. proved 10 be tie case when finally
be did enter the city. There vas a reason.
able hope 81 s,oidipg that DELAY By arcediug
TO the proposed arml.iire. That i was not
asaidrd Ten. Pillow has had the vii 10 see,
gtier Tie iaet. and nov comments upon II"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
The North British Review, for August

The North British Review, for August,
has been received. It's contents are;-l. Bacons Es-
says Whaiey. 2. Isaac Watts g. French Treat.
ment Of Criminals. 4. Interior Chime Medhurst
and Fortune. 5. Scottish Iunaey Commission. 0.
English Meircnl Critics. T. The Marriage and Di.
vorce BILL s. Early Christian Songs in the East and
West 0. Inspiration. 10. The Indian Crisis.
Published by Leonard Scott 4 Co., New York.
Price SO per annum for any one Of the Reviews, or
Blackwood for any two Of the works, IS; for Black.
wood and the four Reviews, $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
Governor Of New Mexico. - rhe HI

Abram Rencher, appointed by the Presideai u be
Governor of New Mexico ii place u Governor Msr.
wether arrived a, s.. Louis on the 2Olh instant, with
his family. iheir way santa Fe. . assume The
duties Of his office. IL viii be escorted over the PLAIN.
By dstaehairn. Of Cnitetl States troops.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

wheat. = On Tuesday Of last week. c7sos
bushels Of Wheat were received in New York, Of
which 1862 bushels were from Savannah; and on
Wednesday 4s,45o bushels, Of which lo,To7 were
from the South
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

LakoE YirIps ~ wHrsT.--Mr. Richard
Gollasu. residing sDme ais miles from Port
Royal. Caroline county. Va. raised the last
sesson 20 bushels " wheat cha lot of ground
containing one and q half acre. M. q. sp.
Piled rs pounds 0fguano 10 the lot. Mr.. James
!. White. acknowledged 10 be one 81 the best
farmers 10 Caroline. raised 100 bushels OF
wheat on two acres Of ground. Nc. White
applied 900 pounds n guano 90 The acre
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

The Winchester .virsinian notifies lie ar.
rest Of man ~ Frederick county for barn
burning. aud saws that vigilance committee
h's been iormed. which Will determine what
shall be done With him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

The Atlanta (Ga.) Sentinel states that The
steam fluar mills u that place iurn GOT daily
two hundred and eighty barrels of aeur.
Until within lev years Georgia wass large
importer Of flour. aud now she Is a large es.
pDrter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

The Hon. William D..ilson, who represented the
Charlotte Jisuist 10 congsss tao terms. died 81
Wednesday the lGth instant, from rjnre. received
few days previous By hi. horse taking frgh, and run.
ming or With The vehicle 10 which lie "a. riding. lie
was So years Of age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

NJ. Walsh. IN his Paris letter n August
9Th 10 the New ymk journal IL Commerce.
says; Sugar j. filling TIE beei.fuoi lac.
tories will supply this year twa hundred aud
ioity million pounds. The Isle al Iiourbnn
will ptuduce nnr hundred and twenty NIL.
lions Tie French Vest Indies uill probably
send hundred million. altogether The sop.
ply viii exceed the demand 10 France
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
A PAsAllrL-of lhe g,ea, los, 81 lie .,

a PARALLRI OF the great loss u lie on
the Contra! America. The Philadelphia P,ess
says: The oniy parallel wuhm our memory
i that Of the AmphitrIe, Inst oif the coast
oi France over twenty live years ago. with
about eight hundred conyiels an board, who
persisted u a sudden squat. tile greater part
Of them beng hand.eafe,l a,ll liaked iwo.and-
two with letters, aa,l unable 10 make any ef-
fort 10 save lhcmsehes."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

MeteOrs. --The Beaufort Journal states thi, on
Saturday night the 18th Instant during the prevalence
Of The storm At that Pot. there rnrrsric shower
Which lasted 6hcen a twenty minutes its display Va.
exceedingly beautiful.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

" South Of tbs Place. saws the Springfield
Ill Journal, 'nn tie railroads, some ii the
farmers are offering Their corn AZ IS cent,
per bnshsl % the field others, ats5 per acre {"
The Indications are that Jules. the trusts set
"a early, lie corn crops aill be enormously
large.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
The Central America. =

have been published Of the loss Of this vessel obtained
from persons saved all Of which in according
high praise to Capt Hcrndon, the commander. who i,
appears among the lost.
The report of the Capian.General at HAVANA, sets
down the whole number that left there on board the
vessel at 5S7, Of which number 40 only are known 10
be saved leaving ass as yet missing.
The New York Herald estimates tie amount Of
specie losl in this dictated steamer al three millions Of
dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. G.
"Wednesday, September 80. 1857.

II Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent. in the county Of Orange, to collect aearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder, and for adser
Using.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

TIE BAN FsAscIsco vIoILascE CnSnrrss.
"A recent letter from a merchant IL San
Francisco 10 friend in New York, ssys that
~ consequence Of the reform brought about
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30
August. srplcmter u.
HuEusIl' sFpIemltF II.
Thirty Sir Persons Poisoned Ly a n,pyo

IhlTty Mr Ffrsons Poisoned bg Negro
COok--Iie Criminai Barm Hire.
On Sunday last. 10 Pike CO. Alabama,
thiHy.six persons Mere poisoned, 81 whom
sir are dead. BY negro enok mixing arsenic
N the Iaod q tie family, having been insti.
gated TO the deed by Hungarian named
Ccmiska, Thus. Frazell. the u,rrseer, wife
and two children. Mrs. Gland aud FrazrlPs
grand daughter. ATE dead. aud the others ave
lying - critical condition. Tie negrn
woman was burnt alive. and crmiska nas
reserved for The same late on Monday next.
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SURGICAL Operation. YESTERDAY morning,
at ST. Joseph's Infrmary. Prof. Ba,less. Ut
the Kentucky School Of Medicine. removed
one.haf Of the upper jaw with the cheek hone
aud iolerinr border ot the orbit. from patient
suffering from disease known to the pr frs-
sion as osien-sarcoma. We understand. from
sune IT those who Witnessed it, that IL this
great and difficult operation, DR.. Bayless dis
played. IN pre'emlnent degree, those high
aud cardinal traits Of surgeon--knoWle,Iae
deStrrlt, aud self.possesslon. The operation
WAS prel0rmrd while the subject was under
the influence ID chloroiorm. and We are iai,.
Ply to learn that he is dong we'll.
Louisville Journal
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BY the Vigilance Committee. that city has
been governed, during the past year. at an
expense of about $3.50. 900. against an average
expense The previous years u over 81 500 900.
This aside from the repression Of outrage.
robbery, violence. murder. and crime Of every
From the same letter. itappears
that the Vigilant organization is still alive
and powerful; and that when il WAS recently
rumared that the prescribed and exiled
scoandrels were about to return to San Fran.
cisco, some Two thousand Of The Vg'lant force
we're under arms, awaiting the arrival OF the
steamer 10 give The mscreants warm recep.
ton. But they did not come.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-30

Al. o'Hanlan, Esq, of Fayetteville has been aP
pointed agcn, for the payment Of PENSIONS place
James Huske, Esq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-11
Balance remaining with the Company. .szso57 o.

The business of this Company will compare favor
the United States. >
From the LIST day of August, 1855, in fifteen months
up to the LIST day of November, 1856, the premiums
and interest received amounted to the large of
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty five
dollars and slxty-elght cents, with the payment of
losses and expenses of one hundred and seventy y
seven thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and sixty lone cents.
With these evidences of success and good man.
agement, the Directors feel justified in soliciting
share of public patronage. believing that the security
offered is ample and that all fair claims will he adj
Justed more according to equity than legal technical
ties.
The Company is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by FIRE on
DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN
UFACTORIES, WAREHO USES,
All descr ptOns of Blu DlNGS and their contents;
or all kinds of MERCHANT Disc, transported by
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS,
and the usual conveyances to from any portion OF
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and on the huls of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
Western Waters.
The rates OF premium will be as low other com
panles, and In liking them every improvement in
sderation.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
Ofhce, northwest corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
18th street, Washington City, ID. C..
Insurance may also be Effected at the Home Omee,
northWeSt corner Walnut and Second streets,
Philadelphia,
And in other principal cities of the United States
bY authorized officers of the Company. APPS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-11
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL "A JMcGin. Miss: Miss
McGiii, do, NJ Watson, do; Mrs Watson, do:
MISS w atson, do; Mclaughlin and lady Nd;
w BarnId, Miss; w snodgrass. do w Il
Vincent and lady, Mass; Johnson. do; n Rivas
Va; l. l. Parker, Md; A Steele La: WIN ID
Cooke, Nc c Helm, USN; J II Benners, lady,
A :, r NJ Haines and son, Ill; = II Mcbride, Mo
Erdzill, Nd A w Baker and lady, NY: r
X feel and family, Kan; A Foremen, do; q;
forrest, Capt G w Hoover, WBRR; Can't q A
rawlings, do; Capt Dukehart, do; Capt g
looping, N1&PRR; Capt Shaker, lady, Md;
sykes Miss MIS- X Sykes, do; Mrs Drink,
ara, Va; Mr. Barnwell, do; T W Piercs, All; :
Gray, Weisman, Pa; w Grifhth. Md. .
WILLARDS' HOTEL --R s Hitchcock Nh.
Dr Wederstandt, La; Hon f Morse; II Scorpin,
Va c : West, Cal; Mrs Taliaferro. d.. La Ma
Scott, CSA; c Clapp, Nd; WR Tayior irSS!
w Mchue, Nc; Col Rankins, Iv, do: Miss Nc
lowell do; Miss Erwin, do; : B Erwin. DC: Mr.
SGdRiPln, ~, Pa w Johnson, La; + Iarned Md;
Pa; Com Gessenger, USN; W il PaIk,I' do. - n :
Morgan. Wis; Sherwood, w. Pa; Mis-, Na1nan
III w DOnnells, Iy, ly, Mo; c w Gould, q,
VI r Ia Me- Morton. NY;Miss VI Pea
Wy, Sc Miss Nj f Peavy. do; : Lamar. Ny: A
hitchcock, do; LangdOn, Mass; G LeaIy, NJ
WASHING TON BOUSE-G NJ Simmons. C,.
nj Bell, PaTwOod, r - Findlay VirUinia. n NJ
and n u Bradley, y Reynolds, : \ Hall Bal
u scott: Nfork; Col NJ Dawson, Ga; Miss A
Wilkinson, NOrleans; John Doe and lady. Rid
Doe and son, Ind; f. A Wheeler n Yk; LANES :
6reen and son, Philad; w I'll Wipp : &: Aiey 3.
Baker Boston; NJ Miller, Pa; Jno r Anderson
John Dgvall and lady, Md; Rd Sheckalana'
"a Marcus l. Gordon, Dickinson College: Mis-
ahhie campbell, Miss Agness Sturrett Pa. M :
snyder, n voorhees,, Nebraska
hihhW GOD HOUSE-G KincbIow Ia. Dr
IA Doyie; MD; J ii Boyle, ir do; A BOYLE do.
~ q $S SIni,h S' % Lewis Pa; r b Prettvman, sd;
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