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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
Cumberland Gan Railroad.

For some time past n rather warm contro"ersy
has heen goeg on between the press of Bristol
and Abingdon. relative to the CASTE .lnf1u. e
the Cumberland Gap Railroad Zach II ,'ese
towns, very naturally is seek,pe ~. The TOR
minus FIR itself and each i making strong efforts
to advance its own preensicns =. tie moro proper
place.
The Bristol Ne,es calls un,,, he press e the
East to take up the csdgels IN bcAalf # - town;
complaining, in fact, that it has not he n done
heretofore. AS this oall is cour'eJusy made we
shall courtcously respond. We la.e to say. then,
that We willing to leave the matt to 10 set
tied by the proper authorities. We take it for
granted that the DIRECTORY ere incapable of letting
local or selfish considerations Influence their ac-
ton in determining the terminus Of the ronl IL
it be true, the .Nrcs AYERS. that the cast Of the
rad win be half-a million less from Bristol than
from Abingdon, We conclude at once, tina, the hi
rcctors, even though they were nh abingdon men.
and interested in the prosperity Of THAR town,
would let that fact have its full WEIGHT md iniu-
ence in making up their dcciso n. Cnil the fact
be made apparent, we shall be reluctant 10 be-
lieve that the Directors wmild pcimt personal
considerations 10 haze the 81 lghtes, al. upon
them, in q matter of such grave c,nNs ,ue.,ce to
the people Of the whole Commonwcol'".
Independent of this, we presume the hoard of
Public Works will exercise supervisory Judge
ment upon the matter, and have the authority to
condemn or approve whatever action may DE ia.
ken in the premises. The Boar, Of Public Works
Is the Agent of the .State-bound to protect the
interests Of the State without par,iai'y or favor
itism. As the State is three-ffths subscriber t,
the stock Of the Cumberland Gap Railroad Com
psny, the Board of Public Works is under an oh
legation to see that the road is cons .rueted a
cheaply and as adsantageously p,ssille. Tn
question Of the terminus las, Of course, a grea
deal to do with this-and if the proper ;erminu
be not fxsd upon, the people will very proper
hold the Board to rigid accountability for it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
Renegade Wings.

The Petersburg Irtssfiaeaeer, referring to the
North Carolina election. truly and forcibly says
1t is beyond all iasaser Of question n mos, dis
gushing spectacle to see shch men a. Ransom and
Miller. after making the hills AMI valleys far and
near echo aud reccho 18th their denur,-
Citations OF Democracy. ce.olly am Deliberately cast
OF their wtig armour aud pat the brazcn pano-
ply Of that very Democracy 4 Christian swear
ing by the Koran i. scarcely II more scandalous
specimen Of renegadism, thin an old Wing wal
lowing in the mre Of Democracy. We wonder
equally in both at the revolving versatility Of
faith aud inRrInity Of principle which are cxhibi-
TED
Democracy. always an insnons and dangerous
enemy Ia the people, has been growing worse and
worse in its nature and nj of late years. Yet
il is in this its nost dcmer.lzcl aud demoralizing
stage, that ii has cniced over to it's motley ranks
more II its opponents thu ever before. Toombs.
Stephens, Clngman, Faulkner, Wise. with hun
drcd others that used to make the wclkin ring with
their burning anathcmas against this most dcSpot.
ic and corrupt party. as they once pointedh, arc
all now yocilerating its praises and wearing it's
livery, just ~ If il the most exquis,cly vir-
tuous political organ ,zaton that ever showered
blessings on people. 1t is the very same party,
in far mora !etororatcd condition. now, that it
in 1870, wheo iii these mon driving their
dap1ers iata itr " ais
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
From Northern Mexico.

We take the following FROM the Browns,i lille
Flag Of tho 2sh ul,:
by the arrival oftbe mail from Monterey to
Maanoro~, on Saturday last, we have dates from
the latter place to the l9d Instant. The Official
Bulletin of that date announces other victories.
Durango had fallen into the hands 1T the forces
under the G5,ernor oi Chihuahua. who had decla-
red for the Constitution Of 81. Guanaiuato Qua
dala lara md Iacnteeas hrd also fallen in the
hands If the Liberals. while the news Of the aban-
donment of the city Of Mexico, by the pref ,nder
Zuloa.a. had boon confirmed.
News had also reached Matamoros that Gen.
Moreno had abandoned tho important point of
Tampico and fed TO the mountains. leaving the
town in charge Of only fifty men, Gen. Carta al.
with large detachment II the forces Of Tanian-
pas was Ia have marched on Tampicn. while .'hers
pursued the retreating General. Moreno Gos'r
CARA had left Matamoros to superintend in per-
son the movements of the Tamanlpns forces.
The battery and ammunition which left here for
Monterey was expected to arrive here in tiine Tor
Gen. Vidaurr to take the field in person on the
9th Of this month. which he announces as his in
tcnion 10 do. n, the head Of the main body Of the
Army 81 the North, No soon IN these needed sup
plies shall have arrived At Monterey. Evcsy step
Of the brave froutiersnen has been marked with
signnl triumph thus far. and but little d ubt is
now entertained &c their ultimate and speedy
eess
Immediately after tie taking Of San Luis Po,osi,
AoI |IllhIhit isNucI u jeTcc bdhlbDlIB ll' birioI
Of that ditr".c and thirty priests. The complaint
against these cergymen seems 10 he that they,
during the action of San Luis were vcryn tive
der the lead IF their bishop. Baraas in encoura-
ging the reartionist forces in the city to resist the
entrance .. Inzzua's troops; taking the field in
person and distributing "sanc,6el' medals to
the soldiery thus pretending to make God bless
their blow-. and, in case they fell, giving them
passport to heaven. Barajas is the Sanish for
cards
Here seems 10 have been a mastery shuttle f
trumps, but d III Juan Ia knavsh name held both
lowers agains, the pack and .euchre1 them qnile,
notwithstanding the crafty management Of their
cards; and 10 prevent the repetition oil such games,
has lanished the whole pa k. The paper says
their destination ia Texas, to whom the rifor Of
IN" b leiin cnrne ally recommend. the cvn'npi. If
the reverend clergy of his State, ,hat thes may
learn The Lr!e4ts of their Divine Master, to attend
t, affairs pertaining 10 The salvation Of .hc reui,
and Leave those Of the h.ly g. he mana .Acut Of
these who direct the ten. "Hl Government. La
ter rumors. however aiHta .'a. .nese reverend per-
snnagcs have been de-, . heir road bvt;en.
carya'al. VIII, piat,.t' ..... cts in their hands,
had marched them 81 at the direction of Tam
pico. The latter report, however, needs conf laa-
ton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
Remarkable Care Of a Lunatic.

Dr. Thayer. on Thursday. performed a surgical
operation on n unntic Inc man was thrown
from n wagon about five years since. fraeluriag
his skull against Il ie lce stake, the injury bring
my ON vioeat arrangement. which became perrnt-
ncnt. lie was taken Ia the lunatic ASYLUM where
he remained considerable time, until he was dis
charged ms incurah!n, and finally remandcl II the
jail Of this county, where he has remained for
nb,u wear past. His wife engaged the services
Of DR.. Thayer to attempt the cure of her untortn-
natc husband. After examining the ca.e, DR..
Thnycr found n portion If the skull much drpr..-
sed ard resolved ~ remove it. On enterid.. the
cell with hi. as stani> for that purpose, on FRI
day. the man became greatly enrnged, and poured
ontvolley> OF cxrrra;o on Dr. Thayer,as though
he wnS aware Of the business he came on. At the
order Of lnllor Frazeo the lunatic laid down his
bed. when hr WAS Immediately confined and ci.pi-
Gus doses Of chlor frm administered. until hr be-
came perfectly insensblc The depressed portion
of his skull. lormiug piece little smaller than
quarter lllor, which had been pressing .on
tho brain, WAS then AIKEN OIL, and found to have
thi'Arnel considerably On one side. The
head WAS thea bound with banduge saturated
with water, and the patient left to recover from
his stupur. Gu Saturday morning he awake
arose. iiom his bel, and walked up and
down the room, per'-rilF rational lie complain
ed that the bandages which for some reus n that
he didn't understand Ind been put on his head,
hurt him, aud asked the attendant if they ight
he looscned. As soon relieved from the pres
sure, be lay down on his bed and FELL asleep. On
his again nwaking he was asked if he would like
his wife to see hun. She had @! lid but few
days before the accident. and he now expressed n
doubt whether she wouid he able II get out If
bed On her entering. he astonishel 10 find
her SO well after her recent illness, and feared
that her health would suffer from exposing her
self early. lie asked after the child AMI wish
ed to it, but WAS put off with an cvasi,c an
matters to him. He then commenced talking of
things that happened five years ago, a. if having
occurred but yesterday. 1t was n long time be.
fore he could he made aware Of the fact of his
long illness and insanity, and when at last con-
WINGED of il, stated that lac had no recollection Of
anything other than misty kind of dream about
his being suck. lie recommended his wife to 20
home To her friends until he was well, rs her stay
in Cleveland would lie expensive, and talked per-
irctly rational on other sub ects. He is NOW in n
fair way Of recovery, and will probably d. we'll,
unless inflammation should supcrvene.-Ci creland
Ucrald Aug. ..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

DEAru FROM THE GROWING OF A ToE-NAIL.-"A
man lately died in Boston from the effects ofthe
growing of toc-nail." Did he? We regret to
here it, We regret still more to hear that any one
has lived to a mature age without learning how 70
prevent 1.-THE growing in ola toe-nail;' by which
we presume is meant that frequent occurrence Of
the corner of the nail growing into the OVERLAPPING
flesh, in consequence Of wearing shoes or boots too
tight We have known cases of excruciating SUI
fering arising from this cause and only last week
We rode down town in company with u surgeon ON
his way to operate ON toe that had become infla-
med from the corner of the nail growing into the
bcsh. Now. to prevent this difficulty. Do not
cut away the offending corner of the nail is
ally done very SHORTCUT cut notch in the centre,
quite down to the quick and keep that notch there
until the difficulty is cured, which will sometimes
be with the first cutting. The philosophy of the
remedy is that the cut breaks the arch and natu-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
AT THE XiRGiNIAN orfi,I
rd- YE BCSlNESS-MES OF LYNC!ElgG. ..,-s
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
H1- NOW is THE. TINE. co.

7c The Citizens IF Lynchbnyand tie }a5i,:
A Ii PERSONS, IN ANY BUSINESS. riah'ni adyrr
"A se in any Of the following TOR which
lOk ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE UNITED srArESJ
VIII please call us sbc .'yirxsuina'' OHicr,
Up STAIRS where they viii! ind all times ready
walt on them Ii is useless anything of the sdynntag
OF advertising as 10 lodged fact that LIBERAL.
ADVERTISING Is THE ROAD TO WEALTH;
VIRGINIA AND TENNEeSEE NEW =, Bristol.
BROwNLOW'S KNOXVILLE trennl WHO
SINDlCATOR, joncsb,toug'i Tenn.
cAzETfn STAR Lexington
Hia%iSHAI' Ap'nsaou,y.
DEMoGNAr. , Liecr'y.va
MOUNTAIN SIGNAL. Salem, Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. Independence Grsyson co. va.
vAnIfS Wire rme.s,le.ya
M4STG2ME = al HERALD chr.,.n.ours, vs..
WYrHKyILLE 1 rEtEdRArH }wy,hev'ic Va
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union, Monrt county. Va.
ADVOCATE, Jacksonville, Tazewe county. Va
REGISTER Danvi. Va.
THE "S0CTi WEST, harrisburg, Giles county. Va,
Persons wishing advertise in Of the above VII
Ard il INTEREST call the ufrr
Lynchburg Vrgii,u rf STAINS, where contracts III hr
made and adver fnHv AiDfB NITHolr bfLaY.
TIL will also aud orw ard advertising any paper
II, the United Stat. a. WADBlif..
Foreman Nirgntan ,,htce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
What the Psople Want.

The Natieaai hsteQiSeaeer, replying To bravo
do in Democratic journal in reference to the
benefits conferred apon the country by the Demo
cratic party-the article closing with the enquiry
what more do the people nt."-,hus furnishes
The reply. The wants which the hi>Hig,acer emu
meratss ara. ), IL true; maly needed hy the coun-
try-bst we{ear Il will he long time beforc they
ere attained under the rule Of modern i'emocracy.
Says the L'aeaiyrncer:
Tho people want nm end put b, sectional
agitation, "a web in its causes its effects.
They want weil-rcgulatcd national currency.
They want just and adequate protection award
cd to American industry.
They want a judcious ssslsm Of internal inn
proyemeats, instead OF the present parnl uni
spasmodic legislation Of Congress
They want the public lands carefully husban-
ded il their proceeds cannot be equal. d.stribu-
ted.
They wantA remedy applied t. ,hc abuses con,
nected With the dispensat.on 81 l,c p,llic patron
ags-sbuscs which pror okc complaint even from
the party which Erst ina ngurate.i The "s,ods era
in poitics.
They want an economical n ADMINISTRATION of tho
Government as we'll in the collection ~ in de dis
bursement Of its revenues.
They want justice. dignity, and Nj ,lrraton in
the conduct Of eur fo:c.sr r,irs, .."lhcr
gards the great Powers 81 Europe or the kcblc
States on our own continent.
They want no further cAlcnsivn Il ,ur Tcrrito-
rial limits.
They want the Executive power rosIranei with
in its ancient restrictions.
They want the Judiary, bot! STATE AMI federal.
respected alike for the purity and Independence Of
lis decisions.
They want No more "lcluS.ons and receptions,
growing out If Ambiguous cgislaii1n vita respect
tnt hat
Germ.
They want the Federal Legislature y yerned
more by the felt necessine, of the country and
Less by tho exigene,es =! pity
These are few Of til" prnc'ra, IA. now
experienced by the people, ani it il oniy
king provision for them 'll.t he b.. f, can
assert just claim " be continued tenure q that
power which they nov hold on s,Hor.nDe by ia
vor Of the divisions existing among their oppo-
nents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
Railroad Freights.

The Soutaside Democrat will sec from the QUO
tatiou il makes from the KIN x}.,e Citizen, th,tit
is not the fault Of the Virginia and Tennessee
Company that the freight on wheat has not been
reduced. The Citizen states that President Nc
Daniel was endeayosag q week or two since to
mako an arrangement with the East Tennessee
and Virginia Company. whereby a reduction Of
the rates between Knoxville and Lyuchburg could
b accomplished In this, however, he failed.
that Company not agresing to the proposition Of
Mr.. Mcdaniel"
Quf stsseanent xas taken from the Bristol Ne,e,
-hst shaA paper of6sturday hast acknowledges
thasi issaksn The Democrat, however
win ~ that Mr.. Mcdaniel has'put himself t,
special trcahls and pains to make satisfactor,
snslg e hsighh, bit tAa4 his proposition va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

a Care for WI s.pisg Cough

st TTTAFIN1Hk, IASAD Aug. q, FIG.
MFssRs SETH w FowIf u Co -Goai'enra. Several
sine" aliitl daughter Of years age
with Nho"png Cough In aggravated torn, moth
Ing could IL for irr SEEMED
ter'ng We at length decided bottle your DIR Wis
lars basam "f id Cherry In three
commenced IT, She atty relieved and les.
shiee days entirely cured and is we'll. have
rctinnr ed the Balsam Of neghb who have
I'd it, and In have known Tail efectlng speedy
gu
You at liberty to make any the above you think
proper. II hail induce body u.ryo Balsam shall
DC & ad, for | lave great confidence in l.. Yours
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not agreed tn. We have every reason to bellows
that there j. dispostion on the part Of the vir.
ginia and Tennessee Company 10 exercise the ut.
most lberality that 1t cas in the matter Of freight.
consistently with the rights and interests Of its
Stockholders
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
Proprietor Of the Courier de st. Hyacn,hc.
IIny without the signature % l. BUTTS ~ 3lIw


We can say, with ihr utmost sufdcncr, TINT
BAKERS PREMIUM BirTERS, Manufactured by r.. Ba.
ker OF Richmond has he popular Medicine
a. the day As evidence that Proprietor has
been furnished with Yards Of leo, certificates
,zens 1T Richmond aud the adjoining whcre has
ac most remarkable OF by speps Headache
III hon" standing also Agu. and Fever Iolcs Cholera Nor
bus Heartburn by scntery and Coinpl
great Confidence created in the healing
- That Some OF the above diseased patients testified they Ind
been gwen by their regular PHI Some the
eminent fh, sans the virgin using
regular practice and good msny OF them III be without
It In their families. ThR Is What popular neJ
cnc with nlnch home testimony We told they
vaLabie with iangnid and dcb',arcd females and will give
tone ana strength 10 the whole We
OF the p"bo Ia Valuable should they
Price only 50 cents per noe
To be had vi all the principal Druggists Iy,clburg and
eisewren Virginia They can be had at all the principal
watering places In this State. jy lew
p. k.-vnImabIe Medicinc-Wc presu..c no
medical preparation offered the public has been
thoroughly tested than FERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
Thousands o they called upon do would
cheerfnly testify that they have used for various His wh
the mos, satisfactory is within
thai an immense amount Of suffering has hccn relieved by
Its propretors pains in order tho
pubic Being strictly honorable men, they observe
most uniformity Ia the manufacture Of their celebrated Pal
Killer The materials which caref lily
selectednone but the best beng used BY the
high reputation hc the an Killer has long acquired
Is al times susi ned In view Of these fcts by
rsed to learn thai Mesrs Davis Sous
constantly aud rapidly increas S-provdenee General Al
verser.
Sod by JOHN II. sEAY, Lynchbnrg. jc I9-aw
IMPpKTANT.-Ar remedy Inn. n Inst bee n d il
covered which il certain for Dauruf and other di
Is from gentleman wei known In thus community and shout
stisfy that "ossERs Essence BAY LEAVES"
seaaes OF the liair Every certificate from well
known and most reliable sources:
PErhtsHuRG Aug 18th, 1857.
Col T. IL RossEh--Dear Sir have used your Essence
OF bay Leaves for the daru. unI with
IN consideration oi which can Enthusiastically recommend 1t
IN III. highest terms. CHA>. v. ARNOLD.
r. Ihis valuable article is fer sale wholesale and tail
by Messrs ". a. srholHER a co, and JOHN II. SEAY
DfuExiN''oi TINS city sept JdScts
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Lit tor from Utah.

.. 4. ~.
We "a.~ "a'es VI" '"'i ny - we I'm vi 'u-
- ~ "n'h '''ae I; te ivy ,."' reN"''e' ITS won't
ri aspect heaf. ~ '"e r'iu@ees having returned
~ 'n'F ZONES ana ne pursuit VI ',t,' ',9'".i'ns
IN n'''uEa'"h 81 u' ''ha!''oh ~ INC i'fF''",i-
i, library hah '"n'' "r' 'he snSl't'"h UIa' me
Mormon 'ei"'r.iais'he ", "ns' .h's ,''''''d maj
'he books icmaihcdnn ist"tp'": y !af5e portion
u! the law books f"rme rly 'oilMncd III the Libra
fy nave "'sappeafed' IN" M'rlh""s preserved
inc sehp'nh'e Oh pence III ,"S' au'''es' nu' their
ha're" ." 'ne "eh'iic 'rr' 'p'''" WAS manifested I'D
various unpleasant Ways, =,
IL IS UNDERSTOOD 'hat AIR. Nixon, Mormon
gentleman VINO rented tue st re TO ''no'rt TER
rs'i, which that hrm occupy, mas been sentenced
~ distant mission because hhhan the aud"clty
10 dispose 81 ms own properly NHthon' having TIA
Ken sum 'en, counsel \ II townsend also
who undertook to open ahoa"di'g-heuse l'npro.
S't'oh to IN" Church Restaurant, has '~en Obliged
!" assign h's properly t" the 'lr '~'ees IN Trust.
an To move cut 81 ms own hoUe
These are only specimens of h'indrel Of facts
winch come daily to our knowt is', tha' f:!!e
AT i'r' ham Young is as rown,fu rs ever. lie
~ 10, rar title. and that It'll" Is the only APP
pnr'e"nncc Of the office of Govern or "' tbs Terri
tory which Coy. Cumming enjoys.
c.
Nn ~ SsTA>r ~, rN'pEN't'-i"o FnHN',ans,'
pr. d. anu IT. w. entered me metro pol''"h pain
mouse on Syeamorc anoVe f"nrth su eefn' ia,e
hour nSht or TWO az. ana aSked double
, IN "nich was gwen 'nem' Vne o. me 'wo' br.
W., dsrobed immediately, and duri y, n merry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

gGsiissays PHI. etess -~ he slssA 81 su -
eneratps particles and render nHd bs>l,sy hB4-
action gentle and reliable Fever AID and
periA nj d sfeyaent this enatneat
ehtcd by nely Of this naryeons remedy and
by Of the according To the drsrii"ns that
mpany each boz soi IT The ma"ufNtorf No eo Ms.den
New iork and b. al Druggist, a; &c tie aud VI
bnx l2-fW
., has bern -aid 81 sia ..iki- - n world Of wea-
and Ia the observer daily pr'srned Something
nd wonderful bsh sin and Men NJ genius anf
valuable ID. public living cintleinio scientific.
nd fr'a all thosr wonders which have bec broakht before
world md particularly Medical Faculty there has
nothing As sr surssae,l Perry DAVIS Pain Killer " hch
the valuable. family modrn. IN f.r ill.,
rnal and external complaints that flesh IL heir To
ince a. the but call The drug
where you get b,tieffam 2Jconts 10 Si-7nse.s,e
Organ.
Tax PAIS kiLLKAs means Of removing pain f,om the
Dsvs Pain Killer The sale II this article has exceeded
II "ef but II has real merit. and that sufficient Nee
nf 4 Cordfstoa lky) Ntrs.
nlby JOHN II SEAY. Lynehjnrg. aug 12 2w
Prof We od'. Hair Ressopnsivr.- h~ Rcstera
torng hair Ia is original coor. Is becoming celebrated
Nj the quail nosrum-s giving before Thrreuhs
the mixtures far restoring beau flying the hair d, il
nor- injury than good They inrn uli the life Of
sr'os-mskr the hair fall III. and produce bald
But Prof. Wood kust'. alive he relied
aiming np'hing W ich In be injurious the
while Ia -hing what prctcnds
nd heads getting badal wish III, ir wool oh
ain stock TO get bottle OF Woods Rcsorave-N
Democrat.
Sold by all respectable Druggists aug 70 2w
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rally changes the curvature of the mil. and makes
The corners turn up instead Of DOWN.. !. TiL-
npep
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4 ksr OF LETTElSs rem, "a lining ia the Post
N Once, A"E.l1, 1913.
Persons calling for Letter. in this List
will picn.e say they arc advertised.
Aad'r'o" Miss Virginia, Anderson Mr' Nancy C.
n,u,hhtn Nj Elizabeth. brown. MIR. sal.ie E.
boules. MIS- II L Ill na.uau ur
BlaekIu'n, DrD F. Bryan, James.
BraIsold Ce rhcsl,
Crauk Mss Fannie A. Iotral! Mary E.
.Erh. l. ", Can,pb'l4 .has Is,
tadIock VIVA Giant IA, W.
th'tsih, Df Iouuer, Coiuelas,
D,ian, Miss Rn.a Davis. Miss Martha Jane,
Dnnn, Sami II. Davidson, Robert =,
Dawson, Mmi,
E;,anans, Rev ia
Fisher, Alien. RAINING, Thes,
fers aon Jo4n Archer, f"lans' jtn.sM.
Gibs.rE Grant Donald.
ireslwaJ, IG,
Hud,on Miss Alice r, Harvey, Damnicb.
l,a,s, Miss MARIA. hardy. II L q.
Ill., Miss LUCE + Humphreys Edward,
Hai.aid Amerose It, har.nngei jacob
hail \ Son, u. liariga"e, James A.
liahiiion % w, iiar.i.on, taltl l.,
fiaIi. Michel,
JohI SON Mas Lizzie .an,cs. WmA
J"n ,.. Mrs Ca,aarn.. s".,s JnoW,
Johnson, Mrs Sarah ". Ing ain. JOSHUA.
Ir, H. SARAH Il, J,Lnson. Mrs Pauline +
JoAn. H. JOHN, IL CO.
Kerr. Miss sslie W. kerby. Miss Sarah W.
/.
Lo,hr, p, Thos I. lee Mrs Mary Jaae.
Mejins, Lucy ANN. Murrey, Michel.
N",ri.ey. Mis- ann, Morton. john A,
Mite" elL Green A. h"spy, A.
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