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Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

IMPROvEMENTs.-Mr. Leonard, the lessee,
has been engaged, during the past week, in fur
nishing the Delaware House, in this town, pre-
paratory to opening the same for the reception
of guests. Much pains have been taken to
procure everything requisite for the convent
ence and comfort of travellers, and it is said by
those most familiar with public houses that this
is "A No. l" establishment.
Squire Lockwood has lately made several
important improvements in the interior of his
Drug Systematically adding TO its appear
ance.
sir. Enoch Spruance is erecting house
suitable for the purpose. in the of the beau.
tifal garden he has laid off for the pleasant en-
tertainment of those of our citizens who may
indulge in the luxury of ice-cream during the
sultry days of summer.
Mr.. Edward Beck has erected comfortable
dwelling, for two families, on Main St., below
Chestnut st.
Mr.. Henry Eubanks has also erected on
Church, near Cumlains st., dwelling for his
own occupancy.
Three other houses have recently been erect
ed in our town,-to be used as wine and liq
stores"
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
Written for the Smyrna Times.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

| am composed of IL letters.
My 1,2, 3, 4, 5, is river in Virginia;
2, IL, II, lG, 9, is a county in Ohio;
3, l6, 7, 10, 4, Z, is a county in N. Jersey
" 4, 7, IL, Is, is lake in the northern part OF
the United States;
5, 2, II, Is, 8, is river in Austria;
q, 2, II, IL, is river in Oregon;
7, l3, lG. 2, is county in Tennessee;
8, 3, 3, 4, z, is river in Bavaria;
" 8, 4, II, 15, is river in Prussia;
10, IA, II. II, is county in Missouri;
ii. II. 4, 7, is river in Bavaria;
II, =, II, is lake in British America
l3, IA, II, II, is a fort in Oregon,
IA, -, IL. 4, isa county in North Carolina ;
Is, IA, Z, ii, 8, is county in Soudan;
l6, 8, 10, 4, 8, IL. II, II, 2, 5, is a lake in
Mexico;
IL, 4, 4, is county in Iowa.
My whole is particular clerk in Smyrna.
4. S. E.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
Smyrna PriCes Current.
Corrected Week.

corrected tFeehtp.
Wheat continues quiet at $l.l0 for white
and Isl 90 for red
Corn has advanced to Csc. per bushcl.
Flour $500 per bbl.
Meal 75c. per bush
BackWAeat Flour, per 100 lbs, $500.
Rye quiet at 6Oc.
Outs steady at 33c.
Beans $l.00.
Seeds-Clover is selling at $500, Timothy
1926, Millett nominal at S1.50, and Flaxseed
$l.lO per bushel.
Hay is selling at SIG to Sls per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
Staues-cooper stuff $500 per Thousand.
WOOd-tlickory $3.50; best Oak $3.50
common Oak s.. 25; Maple 1928, and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

TIE FLOOD AT THE SoUTH.-The Mississippi
RIVER is reported as having risen forty feet
above low water mark. From Natchez to
Vlcksburg the banks were overflowed for many
miles back. Families deserted their dwellings,
and many cattle were drowned. The town of
Jacksonport, Ark, was completely submerged,
and the Inhabitants were compelled 10 90 from
house to house in skiffs. 1t is thought that
great amount Of stock must have perished in the
lowlands
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

0r The Kansas constitutional convention
had adopted an address recommending the pco-
pie OF the territory to ratify the constitution
they have just framed, and refuse to accept any
organic law derived from the LecOnptOn COLI
stitution or government
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
EUeru Nan his OLDn SaLeS,n

LlPPINCoTT & CO, One Price Clothing Store,
No 4Oi Market street, 80 door above <h street. Phia.
delphia. would solicit call from those in want Of
CLOTHING, before purchasing esewhere--as all
our goods are made up expressly for retail saes and
must buy alike. All goods used in this store are
sPonged before making up, and all articles sold will
be guaranteed to be cut and maj i'll the best manner
Remember
)404 Market street,
ISAAC LIrrINcoTT. Sd door above lrh, DLwOOLsroN
} Philadelphia.
se3O. .'57.ly
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
I3'G25lNatn0 Store.

NE Undersigned has just returned from the civ
L with large assortment Of WV wy
trimmings, Varieties, &C.,
% Mhah, having been purchased cheap she will be en-.
aOeu 10 sell at very Low Prices Her stock c
EInofolaerles, Laces, Muslins, Gloves, ZepLyrp,
i,osiety' anu general variety of Trimmings,
together with Wilow-ware. Perfumes
Soaps, &C., &c. Also,
Ladies' and iChildrcn's ShOce.
full assortment 10 which she would invite por,ic,r
attention. '0 P"i'0iIar
Her stock is of superior quality, and will he soI5
cheaP. continuance of the patronage of her fricsJs
ana The public Is respectfully solicited
c,Do,,,, S. E. BELL.
MIR. Temples. All liz q 1so'e i.o
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

HARD TIMEs.-See what Flanigen, the great
Boot and Shoe man of Wilmington, says of
Hard Times. Flanigen is a philosopher, and,
like all other savans, knows just how adjust
himself to the "tmes."
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

CF ALL THE SABBATH SCHOOLS on SMYRNA
Circuit, will organize next Sunday morning, at
So'clock. Prayer meeting held in each church
at 8 o'clock. S, w, THOMAS.
April IA, '5s.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

BusISEss.-Misses K. Il III. A. offley have
just returned from the city with fine assort-
ment of Dress Patterns, Knitting and Embroid-
ering Cotton, Shetland Wool, Jenkins g. Co. s
Teas, Combs. Brushes, Periamery, sc.
Messrs. Tschudy & Collins also advertise a
new stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
See also advertisements Of Kelley & Brown,
j. A. Iiagy. and Clements & Temple, and the
interesting letter Of Alice A. Slarduck, ,--np-
peaEing in The present issue.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

CoMPRoMIsE.--That dreadful case of rape,
which occurred in Dagsboro' Hundred, Sussex
county, last week, was hushed up by the az
grcsaors paying the injured party dOLIar!
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

RELIGIOUS NOTIcE.-The Rev. Mr.. Grammer,
of Washington City, by Divine permission, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church, in Smyrna,
on next Sabbath, 18th inst in the morning at
10k, and evening at o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

ALwIvEs.-The Washington Star says Mr..
Carson, of Alexandria, who is fishing below
Maryland Point, made haul, the like of VIII. .ch
was never before heard of. In hauling for shad
his men drew out upward Of 100000 alwives :;
they filled the seine to overhowing and rendered
1t necessary, lest the netting should be broken
IN hauling TO raise it up, allowinga consider
able number to escape. Old fishermen say that
the presence OF these fish at this early sea. ON
OF the shad fishing, BODIES no geod, and that the
shad will leave early.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
Notice to Debtors.

THE undersigned having discontinued mer-
chandizing, are desirous of closing up their
business as soon as possible. All persons, there
fore. indebted to them are requested to make
early settlement. They may be found, as yet
at their old stand on Commerce street.
CLEMENTS & TEMPLE.
Smyrna, April Is, '5S.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

or The tax voted at the late school cleo.
tion in District No. 3, was $5OO,--insteai Of
$3.50, as stated last week. s5 n
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

1HE "TiHES" is published EUery Thusday. by
Rosr. D. IoFFEckEn, Edito, and Proprietor, at tie
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
XS-SUBSCRIPTIoN.-One year. 81 so an ddrdnce,
or $500 II not paid I'LL end Of The year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid-Only at tie
option Of the Publisher.
ADvERrsIXG-For every square Of II lines less first
nseriiOa so cts each subsequent insertion 25 Cts
LiJerGI arrangements made NTH yearly and halE
yearly GdUertiSers.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
MARRIED,

In Philadelphia, April 5th, 1853, by Rev'd
Jos. II. Kennard, Mr.. HENRY BEARNE and Mrs
MARY A. CARR, both of Smyrna, Del.
Thanks for the cake-deicious as it was,-
and our best wishes for the long-continucd
unalloyed happiness and prosperity of the we'd
ded couple.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15


" We have further news from the Utah
expedition. Brigham Young has warned Gen.
Johnson that unless he and his force should
leave the territory, the army would be annhila.
ted. Young, at the same time, offered to fur.
nlSh the expedition with sufficient provisions to
last them until they should reach the States
supply train of one hundred and sixty wagons.
with four companies of troops, had reached the
Little Blue. The Indians continued peaceablc.
GT Alexander Anderson and Henry Rich
ards, the two negroes convicted of the murder
OF Mrs. CARRIER and Mrs. Ream, two respectable
elderly ladies of Mannheim township, Lancaster
county, Pa, were hung, pursuant to sentence.
Friday, in the jail yard in the city OF Lancaster
Anderson made a long confession, saying thu,
both he and Richards were drunk when they
committed the crime, and that they killed the
two women for twelve and a-half cents to get
pint of whskey!
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
PaIcS & Fence-Roards

AS this is the time of the year for Farmers TO
Improve their Garden and Yard Fences. the
subscriber would respectfully call their atteu-
ton to his stock of very superior POINTED
and PLAIN PALES, of II the different lenoths
with Rails to suit Also, his FENCE BOARDS.
which are well assorted and OF the best quality
All persons in want Of the above articles will
find 1t to their advantage to call and examine
for themselves, at his Cheap LUMBER YARr.
where they can purchase every kind of LumLtr
at the Lowest Prices and on the best terms
JAMES L. BLACK,
April 8, '58.) West Commerce ST.. SMYRNA
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
NEW STORE In sFaYRNA!
Rcad /! Read!! Rcad!.!
Goods CEIeaper than the Chearesf

'"' OkECstSbcE tndn Cne CEe3EeSf.
SPRUANCE Il MEGEAR, having cam.
mcnced Merchandising IN the Town of Smvrna.
and just opened large and complete stock Of
Goods, at their New Store on MAIN Street nm.
Pos'te the Bank, would respectfully invite their
friends aud the public to an examination of he
same,-teellng assured that, both in quality ard
price, the utmost satisfaction will be piven ~
they intend selling at the LOWEST possible
Ftg for either Cash or Country Prsduce
The stock is well selected, and embraces
DRY GOODS, OF the latest and best stvlrs
TO which the attention of Ladies is particularly
called. Also, Fresh and full supply of Family
GKOCERIES, together with OueensworC.
h"tOW- 0dre, &c, &c, of all kinds. Also -
large lot of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &zc.-bo,I'
Ladies and Gcntlemen's Wear,-and IN ex,onI
sve variety Of Hats and Caps, of the Jato.t
fashion. - '"e latekI
we would state that our Goods wera coro-
iulIy examined by us in Philadelphia. and mn.
chased with especial reference 10 the snrinr
trade and the public taste. Let all Give rs
cal'-we guarantee to please.
O.. SPRrANcE g. MEGEAR.
Store on Main street, directly opposite tho
'1'N Vi S"iyrna. April l, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

JOB PRINTING done at the TINES Office.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

News FROM MAINE.-The Maine Legislature
nave enacted prohibitory liquor law by an
overwhelming majority, which is to be submit
ted to the people at special election The
present license law, enacted at the time the old
Maine Law was overthrown, is to be submitted
along with 1t. The two are thus to 90 before
the people at the same election, and the voters
are 10 be called upon to express their choice by
oallot' Those who prefer the present law are
TO vote " License Law" and those who prefer
.he new statute are to vote accordingly ':For
the Prohibitory Law"
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

" After more than month of dry weather,
we were visited on Sunday and Monday with
copous showers of rain, which, followed by the
warm sun, has made quite visible appearance
in vegetation. Wheat, grass and oats are max.
ing rapid advancement, particularly the former,
which looks remarkably well. Apricot, peach
and plum trees are in full bloom and Indicate
bountiful crop.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
Another Statesman Como.

Thomas II. Benton is no more! A grea
man has fallen After long and varied ca
reer-lllustrated by many deeds calculated tC
leave their mark upon the destiny as well al
the history of his country, his sun has gone
down. He is one of the last of the Romans!
Col. Benton died on Saturday morning al
=. Mrs. Jacob, his daug hter, of Kentucky, ar
rived at Washington last week. Mrs. Fremont
is in California. She left her father month
ago, not apprehending that he was in critical
state. Madame Buieau is in Calcutta. He
has been attended all along by his daughter,
Mrs. Carey Jones, who resides with him.
Immediately after the House assembled, on
FRIDAY, Mr. Morris, ofPennsy sylvania, announced
to members the decease of Hon. Thomas H.
Benton.
Col. Benton's spirit took its flight gently and
TRANQUILITY. lie was conscious and calm. He
was seventy-sx years and twenty-seven days
old when he died. His last connected words
were about 2 O'Clock this morning, when Ja-
cob, his son-in-law. who was sitting up, asked
how he felt, TO which he family whispered,
"Comtortable and content"
The funeral service was performed on Mon
Gay, ana The body conveyed 10 st. Louis, for in-
terment with his mother, wife and kindred.
His sustenance for three weeks past was
hardly sufficient to sustain an infant, and it
may be that his life was prolonged by the cf-
fort of his will only. His constitution was
sound in every respect, and his disease was
strictly local, being cancer of the rectum.
"Hls passing away will remove another of
those grand old men who made our Senate glo- |
rlous. His political life has been one not free |
from Inconsistencies and faults, but public |
opinion has long since sealed verdict which
honors his Spartan integrity and Roman firm,
ness He was man built for battle-hs soul
delighted in the contests of the forum. With
high appreciation of himself and his mental
power, sincere, almost reverential feeling for
he Godhead within him, he was an egotist,
strong, wlful and selfreIiant. His industry
las been indomitable, and he has palliated the
'angs OF mortal illness by abors of the severest
sort.
lie was one of that holocaust of sacrifice,
When the personal fortunes OF SO many of our
tatesmen were offered up on the altar of the
Union. To vindcate those compromises is the
atest labor ofhis life. In the closing chapters
i his mag mum opus he has placed on record
lis earnest admiration of Clay. Webster, Fill
nore and other great men, dead and living, who
ell IN that Thermopylg of freedom. {
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

A N elegant assortment of Shetland Wool
IN and Zephyr, for sale by r. & III. A. OFFLEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-15

EMITTING and Embroidery COTTON, all
AA numbers, for sale by L. & NJ. A. OFFLEY
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

EE Just as tho ostrioh when pursed
hiislh its bead but foryelheth its body. So
the lea sofa oowsrdly nature constantly
expose man to d,ng-r.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19
TIE cRUIsNE WILL sR UN PrIoN.

TIE CRUISING WILL BIZ uN PTIoNABLE.
VTNHE Scenery ofand noar the domain, has been
j thought TO be the finest In Ohio, the air is pure
and healthy, and the medical properties OF the Won
derful Syringe, Getting 12O gallons per minute) aro
now admitted TO possess curative aud recuperative
Influences, superior 10 the famed White Surphur, Of
virginia. (rheTe are attached 10 tho establshment
all the accessores found at the hrst Summer Hotels
" the country The lawns and grounds about the
Hotel are spacious and well kept, and the beautiful
drives through The old icress and along the roman
cluded. LfIJ'.. 70 lf'f-II ~ 49, ~
Arrangements can be made for rooms, =, by address.
Ing ISAAC PAIST, Colunibns, Ohio. /,
Y PFor any further general Information, referen-
Cincinnati, or 10 Messrs Falling. OF the Nell House.
aud Kelsey, nfthe American Hotel, Columbu or Mr.
u. Chamberlain, ofhe American Hotel. Delaware.
Extract from Hower History OF Ohio.
The fonntain Is most remarkable curiosity. and
rises from the bed the ssIoto through solid rock.
II was nrst discovered in 1870 while boring for sali
water. hole about twoand a half Inches In diane
ter The operators had pierced through about nine.
" foe OF solid rock, whom the anRur suddenly fell
two feet and up gushed With great force stream Of
strong white sllphur watar which has continued to
rise with s original force and violence 10 the pre-.
sent time. Experiments have shown some curious
results among which was that OF placing an air.
light tube In an upright posi0n. one end being in.
sevted Into the hole whom The wator shot out of Il,
top With Rs much force as when issuing from The
gas itatrmperaturo issh degrees, aud s deposits on
the ground around very heavy white depoSl.. 4
On the grounds Of the ablIahment is a bcautIhI
Chaybeate hprtnga. having temperature OF a deg
"rha place has every natural advantage that can bt
deaired for making Il one of the gFeaeAt PLACES O
resort for health and recreation. west Of the NOM
tane From present leationa, ,itis evidently des
uned 10 become so," t-s June 10, IRsp--Sm0R
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

'lneinna,i, WIlmipTtep = zanesyIlis
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

STINCiiCONIB g. CLARKE.
AT0R NEYs AT Law, r.
z AI g a GT RMa o m q II :
oFFicR--Posier,s Block.
;. W.sTIVCHCOMB n. N. cLAHKF
November, 70, 1857 qatf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19
HARDWARE AT GREAT BAR GAIN.
than ever before Offered In
rI.l. Lancaster. ~

10 HIN EFFtN GER
AS lately pu hased from p, Bope his interest m
tne Hardware businesa and in addition to his al
large stock, is daily receiving, direct from
the MaHgfoeHtsrsand Importers, large purchase OF
new goods, which will make his stock % one
The extensive TO be found In this market His
taeiitesfor purchasing and arrangements with Manu-
mcturere which are eQualto any, will enable him to
oner all descrptong % Hardware at opsr prices
aHyotAsr sstabhshment. The attention Of FARMkRs
and MsohA sinvited to the raordtnary
sainsfuy saiisned that they consult cir own In
terest they will be certain 10 call and examine his nr
ces before purchasing elsewhere By cloae attention
to business, and by constantly keeping on hand full
and complete and the best goods he homes
toeecnre large share ofthe patronage Farme
and Mochanicso fthe county.
ADril %. IH5A r. 'llI' --- .r.. ID
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19
GREAT DISCOVERY OF HE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO LEVERS!
DIR. GUSTAV LINNARD's
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHEs.
TAn onaAr sunsrITrrl Hoa TonAoen.

e"s SASAh bOh lobAcCos
TT we'll known and lncontrovsrtabls fact that the
use OF Iooaeco isthe promoting cause Of many Of
NkNTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
~ which the race Of man Ject. as careful Auaiy-
asa long and painful experience have clearly pro.
Vsnthat u eontulns certain norcotic ana poisonous
properties m0at dangerous Ia their Effects which b.
entering Into the blood derange the funeiions aud
oper'ton Qfthe Heart, eauang many to suppose that
organ To be seriously diseased. -
TOBACCO nnects Als0 the entire nervous system
manifoa,lnR taaltasall who have sveT used the noA
ious weed VIII bear testimony LIN Laasit1de, Ner
Vons lrrtnhiliiy, Water Brash dyspepsia, and many
other Disorders Of similar character.
THE TASfE RESTORATIVE TR0CHES
are designed TO c0untoract these hanCfnl nauaneea
and hnvs preysd completely successful In N altitude
o. cases, and wherever used Being harmless In
themselveat thew exert ben0helal effect upon tho
entire system. restoring the Taste which has become
ylaled or d'iroyed by great Indulgence, completely
ismoy'nS No lrrtstlon and accompanying tickling
bsnsation " the ThFnat--which are always eonae.
qnent npou abaainiRg from The use OF Tobacco, and
byRivtis healthy tone to the stomach, invlgoTale
the whole system.
Psraons who are irrairievabiy undermibtiR 4 their
constitutions snd shortening their lives sh .1d use
these Itoehes Immediately aud throw Of the
onaaDd unpleasant habit "f Tobacco Chewing
These Tr0ches or LoEonges are put up In = eonVa.
niepl and portable form Al the low price OF SO Cent?
per box. liberal discount 10 the frade.
Prepared saleiy BY the Iagned 10 whom all or.
oSn should DO addressed. 80
e1r JAMES r.. BOWERS. DruRRi,,,
=, cornerof9d and Race Streets, Philadelphia.
Msfehst, lale--iyH
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

are OF milk and honey. or
Iey and sspeacho il the e1i-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

inaly contentmeni. every
sv ] ave rreaohipRI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19

Thsra is aspat il the lou,h westava pSFI
this Sa,e. known IS the sFie-y Fork o.
Honey Run"-a cthcious locality. nc
d,ubt as the run Of "honey" is. Of csrFSs,
accompanied BY corresponding dow Of
ss..s,ll " . ,,;.-,,,-., .e = nj "a -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-19
nOTnEwsi mOTHEnsn mOT IIpnsiI

pontiail 70 procure Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Sy.
Igp for childtra TeeIhing Il has no eounl on snr,h
gfsaty achtates the pnless. oftssthihg by cor on.
ing hr enns, rsdnelng all iH0ammaSi on-w II nIlaS
ehpbln, ana h sure - regulate the bowels, DspeuI
hpontt, moihera.t will give rest 70 yourselves add
I,l'st health TO your Infants Perfectly saie In
oil cases $50 !"
Ihis ,alaablo preparation u The prescription OF one
oiihs must exlsvieneed and skillfai female ply
slans 10 New sngand, aud hiss bssn used with never.
failing snceesaln millions of cases. :, n 80 \
We oeilsvehh the best and surest remedy in he
World In all easea Of DyasnteTy and DiarThca In ehIiG
or o,s mns.her ari'os from tssihing or from any
" hiea and health can be estImatsd By dollar, an
eent..h is worth Il. weight In gold.
liuns0f bptllus are aold eycVy yeariu III trn,l
hiates his aH old and wOil.tried femedv S-'1~
PhlCe ONLY es CENTS A BOTTLE.
rrNone aennina unless the ho-simiie or CURTIs
&PERklNe. New York. IL on the outside wranns,f
soid W Drnggiats throughout TO world. and
-. D. SlFPORD, Lancaster, ohioI
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- W. la Ia Id W.
y q ATTORNEY AT LAW, q
- yLANOANTEB, OHIO.
TFofT1oE-T Talihadeo Biooh-~0p staiIa.
Nevsnber 20, ieS7-aetf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-24
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL H Eroch, Illinois; Mrs
Eroch, do; Mrs Higgins, Md; Miss Higgins,
Hon Jas Craig. Mo- Jno Ball, Nina; Capt show
acre, DC; w Sadler, Pa; ii Brady, SC; A b
Mcdonnell, do; A Barton, do; NJ ii Crump Va;
Crump, do; John CrumP, Mics DIR Con-
G Ellis. Ala; Nottingham, Va; N Cooke Md;
w PiekIell, Ma; j r Hardy, Ky; Howard Mill
Ter, do; ID Mills, sc; DR. Il McCartv, Va: II
Bush, KY; 4 Bush, do; r III Carter, O; d
PhilPot, Ill; Rind, NY; Miss A Rind n
y; A Graves, Ga; Ross; Mrs Collins, do
Mrs Combs, do; w II Armstrong, Nv; w II
Heiss, NY: r Rankin, XIV; Jas Mckinne Ala;
L. Rosenthal, Pa; Phillips, NY; Thomp-
son and family, Tenn; c A Darling, Texas; Hun
Levison, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL-w Kearv. La; n
Blake and daughter. w Brannen, J Foster, N Y;
ID Jones, USA: A Darlington and lady, NJ ISIS
Darlington, Mrs. Hollingsworth, w III Harring-
ton, M Taylor, Ohio; John G Rogers and
lady, Va; Mrs Nichols, J III Nichols, Ga; A B
Nudge, Md; Mrs McGehee and child Miss VIC
Gehee, Miss Nj McGehee, George T McGehee,
Miss; Hon James Cooper, Pa; ) " Hall, CT; Mrs
Blount, NC; T Noon, La: w d Bowie, w
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