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who are ignorant of legal niceties
and care absolutely nothing for
legal distractions when their con-
victions are concerned, will re-
spect the decision of the Supreme
Court on question like this
They would have voted for and
sustained General jackson in put
ting down the National Bank, if
a thousand Supreme Courts had
pronounced it constitutional, and
as long as they believe, as at pres
ent, that slavery is an evil and
that the South desire to carry it
into the Territories, the majority
at the North will continue to sus-
tain the ''anti-slavery" party, and
it may be assumed as absolutely
certain will vote for the candidate
OF that party in 1860.
The South does not desire to
carry slavery into the Terrific.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Fora long time certain class Of diseases have baf
fled The skill and practice Of the most eminent mem.
bers OF the regular medical faculty. Foremost among
these we might instance epilepsy or falling fits. Hap.
PLY by the skill and inventive genius Of an emnen
chemist Of Baltimore, Md this disease has been brought
within the means Of cure. We allude to The pre-.
paraon called The Vegetable Extract Epeptic Pills
invented and prepared by DR.. Seth S. Hance, Of lOs
Baltimore street, Baltimore Md. Since their dscove.
~ many persons who had given up all hope of ever
being cured, have been restored to the full enjoyment
Of health. Prominent among these we might enumer-
ate Mr. Harrison lightfoot, Of Huntsville, Alabama.
MI h. has suffered as much from Epilepsy as any 9TH
er person ~ the world; never knowing what il was 10
pass week without having an attack and often falling
IN the streets OF Huntsville lie is now fully restored
and has not had an attack for more than year. d.,
Hance's Pills have been the sure cause Of this cure.
These pills also cure all notifications of Fits, Spasms,
Cramps, DC, and very seryceahe for persons Of
weak nerves Dr.. Hance sends them 10 any part Of the
country on the receipt Of remittance. Price, one boz,
So; two, SIS; twelve, 1924. Address Seth 5. Hance,
los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Sackvile, June 49,
The following additional intelligence is de
rived from the newspapers brought By the
steamer Arabia:
Count Gyulai has been superseded in the
command 81 the second division Of the Aus
trian army By Gen. Soiick. Ii was reported
that Gen. Urban had repuIsed Gen. Garibal.
d., and that the latter was at Brescia.
Additional Austrian iorces we're moving
towards Italy, and Napoleon demands 100
600 more men To besisge the Austrian for.
tresses. The Austrians at M1nius-sre re.
ported 10 be preparing 10 attack the Allies.
The Mobilization Of the Prussian srmv,
and the more hostile attitude Of Germany,
have created much uneasiness.
The Austrians are reported to have entered
the yaltellIne.
Parliament had reassembed, bat Lord Pal.
merstnn had postponed hi programme.
Vienna letters say that The fourth corps
d'armee, under the Archdnke Charles. had
begun to leave for italy, and the third corps,
under the archduke Albert, was moving To-
wards Trieste. The thirteenth corps d'ar-
NEE. which is being formed, is also destined
Tor italy.
The Swiss Federal Council have ordered
the occupation of the Pass &c Maretto, be.
tween the Grisons and the valtelline.
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RuMoRED PRoPosALs FnR PeAcs.-A Paris
correspondent IF the London Times gives
the following as the conditions on which an
effort will now be made TO bring about
peace:-
LIST. That the territory gained by the VIC
torious party shall be accepted b. all the Eu-
ropean Powers as the basis ~ Congress.
ID. The entry Of the French into Milan,
supper ted by popular manifestation, shall
be considered BY the European Powers as a
convincing proof Of The dlsapprobation in lta-
y Of Austrian policy.
Sd. The neutral Powers will insist on an
armisiiee while Congress is assembled.
Ain. The extension Of the Kingdom Of Sar.
DINA will be- deemed essential; and the
Dutchies Of Parma and Modena with the for
tress Of PacenZa are to b. added 10 il.
5th. Il will be proposed TO lorm the LON
bardo Venetian kingdom into State distinct
IRON the Austrian Empire. but governed BY
an Austrian Archduke.
The Nulional lntelligenter shows that
there can be no hope ofpeace On these terms.
Tor the French Emperor aud the Sardinians
have united IN declaring. that Italy must be
freed from Austrian rule.
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SAG ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

A HE subscriber offers for sale the plantation on
which she resides. the place heing eleven miles from
Hillsborough, in the western pat Of Orange comfy
containing 204 acres. The land has on il good and
substantial Improvements, and is well wateretl.
Also another tract of 3i5 acres near the one men.
toned, two-,hirds Of which is woodland.
These lands are well adapted TO the cultivation o,
Corn, Wheat aad Tobacco The land. are Offered
privately until SATURDAY he 18Th of August at which
time, il moi before disposed Of they will he sold to The
highest bidder.
For any information relative u tic land and the
terms Of sale apply TO Alexander N. Moods, or s. A.
White, who authorized 10 eel the lands
MARY WOODS,
Mebanesyle. June II 97-lds
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NOTICE-TAyES

WILL attend at the following times and places
for the purpose Of collecting the taxes for the yea,
1858.
Ihos. J. Caes's. on Monday the lIih julie,
James w. Miles's. on Tuesday The I.,h.
Cedar Grove. on "Wednesday the 18Th.
d.. VIM. q. Robert 5, on rhursla, the I4ih.
n. 7. x ,. w. Halls store on FRIDAY the 18th
Hillshorough, on Saturday the 10Th
Red Mountain, on Monday the 18th.
Midway. On TUESDAY the 18th
Col. John z. Douglass On Wednesday the gOth,
Harris Wilkefsons, on Thursday the elst.
Du hams Station, on Friday the ed.
John j. Coles, on Saturday the 23d
A. b. Cun;er's. on Monday The 25lh
William Trice's. on TUESDAY the 18th.
Chapel Hill, on "Wednesday the 21Ih..
White Cross. on Thursday the 2sth.
Thomas Longs, on Friday The 2gih
hishorough, 10 collect town tax. on Saturday the 3Oih
The Magistrates will attend At the same times and
places 10 take the Tax List for the yeaf 1883. pnnriu.
atty Is expected ofnI x. NJ. JONES, sh'f'
June rs. o.
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Oak Belt Female Academy.

THE fourth session Of this Institution will commence
on the 25th ofJuy and end on the 9th Of December,
1853. The school is conducted by w. H. Thompson
and Lady, who have had several years experience in
teaching, and have generally given satisfaction. Pa
rents and Guardians having daughters and wards 10
educate, would probably do well send them to u.s. as
we will try 70 exercise over them parental care, and
spare no pains IN cuivatng their moral and manners
as well as their inleects The Academy is situated
in he southeast corner Of Alamance county, within
two miles Of W. ]. Bngham's Select Male school. Il
is in high healthy country, and in community that
will compare favorsbly with any in the country for
morality, enterprise and intelligence.
Board can be had with The teachers and with good
families IN The neghbOrbood, for 81 per month. TUT
lion as follows:
English Branches, Primary, 500
Medium, 10 90
Advanced, 10 90
Ancient Languages each, s 90 extra
Music on Piano, Is 90
Address w. III. THOMPSON.
Oaks, Orange county. n. C.
Jahe 10. 95-4w
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Hy Yesterdays .Nail.

New , orr, July =.
The steamship Bavaria, from Hamburg.
touched at Southampton, and has arrived
here, bringing London papers of the 18th
ult. containing the following additional par.
ticulars from the seat Of war:
Turin, June IA.
0iIicial-Yesterday the headquarters Of
the Emperor we're at Gosa. on the road from
Bergamn to Cremona. The King Of Sardi.
MA is at ca.tegnalto. u
The cities Of Rimini. Cessna and Rayenna
on aud near the Adriatic, in the States Of
the Church, have pronounced for the nation
al cause.
Prince Napoleon has commenced moving
his troops. Ten thousand Tuscans, with
eight hundred horses, have joined him.
New York. July %
The steamer Vanderbilt has arrived with
Tour DAYS later adsices.
No more battles had been fought.
Mantua has been besieged by the Allies.
The Austrians had issued At Mantua forced
paper currency 10 the amount Of P5,0OO,OO0
sterling.
King Emanuel officially declared that he
will not consent 70 the annexation Of ans
part Of the Roman States to Sardinia.
The Austrian headquarters had been re
moved 10 Villa Franco.
The Austrians had abandoned Castiglione
and Monie Chairo. which positions they re.
Gently occupied with great force and strong
" fortified.
Napoleon left Brescia on the oOth Of June,
for the purpose Of advancing upon the Aus.
trians.
Kossuth had embarked for Genoa.
The French army nov occupy Brescia,
and many other Italian cities have pronounc
ed for the national cause.
Garibaldi marched ON the goth uIt., from
Flo towards Desenzans, but was ,repulsed
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U. S. IT. a IL LIN e j..
TO rR,FTsEEER%

WOULD inform the public that have contracted
Tor the mail line from Hsborough 10 Chapel Hin
10 run daily on and after the lsi July aud that have
just lifted up seyeral new and easy Coaches, with
good teams aud will run to connect with the Mail
trains on The North Catolina Railroad, Eas, and West
will also have Hacks ready at The Depot meeting
with the Express trains, to carry persons to any point
they may designate, My coaches are good and new
with careful and experienced drivers and by piompi
a'ienuon TO the convenience OF the public, hope ia
merit good share Of patronage.
Stage offices-0range Hotel, Hisboroush; Guh.
rie's Hotel, Chepel liill.
JAMES r. GaTTIS, Contractor.
June 81 o. aw
Raleigh Standard, Spi i Of the age, Charlotte Whig
and salisbury Walchman publish fur weeks and
send bill TO this office.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

THE UNDERSIGNED having opened School
for the education Of his own daughters, and the
daughters OF some Of his friends takes this method Of
informing the public that the session Of the school
VIII commence on the 9Th Of July merit and continue
twenty weeks.
ne VIII have the assistance of competent and faith
fu lady. who educated in one Of the hest schools
~ the state Parents entrusng the education Of their
daughters 10 Us, may feel assured that everything will
be done Tor them which the proprietor can DO or have
done for his own. The school is located six miles
north of Hillsborough.
Terms:
BOARD including all expenses, S 90 per month.
TuiTlos-Ordlnary branches - 5O ~ sssson
n'shef branches, Is 90 per session.
AS soon as arrangements can be made music On H.
piano win DC taught at Sl5 90 per session.
Use OF instrument, . "a No., $500,
Pupils charged from the lime of entering and M
deduction for time lost afterwards except al The on,o,
Of The proprietor.
ARCHIBALD CURRIE.
June |. ga
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BY the Austrians, who have now pushed his
out posts to Ballodose in the direction Of
Bordlo. which is also occupied by the Aus.
trians.
Emanuel had refused the dictatorship
which was offered him by the Yoloqua
An official Austrian account states that the
losses at the battle Of Magenta stands thus /:
-63 officers, 1902 soldiers, killed 2i8 off,
GERS, Also soldiers, wounded, and 1000 mis-
sing.
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ROCK sPRING. ACAnEnY-

WE third session Of this Institution will omen the
fourth Monday in July. 1859 and continue 10,
twenty WEEKS The Academy i situated 10 plc.
southwest 81 Bishorough and lg miles west 81 CbspeI
Hill; 10 very mnra aud healthy community. and
where every necessary requisite lor procuring IN edu.
cation, V extended.
We prepare students for college. or for The ordinary
business Of life. The terms are a. foiiows:
Classical OF Scientific Course, SEQ
English. Higher Bmnrhes, is
Elementary. 10
Board per month, including sll expenses.
i. u. Oldham, J. Moore and ]. D. Naner. will take
hoatders. They sre living very convenient fat iur
ther particulars address.
W. p. OLDHAM, Principal.
Oaks, Orange county. \. G..
June ~ Cd
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THg GAPIroL DosE.-Some one hundred
and fifty tons Of iroa work for The interior
81 the dome has Just been received from New
York. and the sork has thus received q new
impetus. This iron il now IN process II be !.
ing put 10 place. 10 do which ! considerable
number Of ~olkmen are engaged. giving .
busy appearance toa patt u the csp,ol winch
has had 70 rest a considerable tine for The
necessary hastings We learn that bs DE.
t.mbrr next the whole 81 the irsi section. or
that part u thr dome INV IN hand. will b.
completed, 30 a. 10 allow the next 80 plaster
seeiion To be- commented. There has been
no delay On the work from the beginning. and
The sioppage on The dome apparent onls. The
founders at New York. to the number Of
sbaut two hundred, having been continual,
employed thereon. SAFES.
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IL A Z RIgD,

MARRIED.
In this county on Sunday morning the 81 instant,
by n. e. Hall, Esq. Mr.. WIN. e. M'MANNEN 10
Miss MARY P. HENDERSON.
AT China Dale. DR.. JAMES C. LEATHERs. OF
Orange county, n. C.. TO Miss NJ. LOU. PENN.
daughter Of Col. P. P. Penn. of Henry county, Va.
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SINGULAR The Norfolk Day Book furn.
nishes Tie following: " A gentleman named
Rlx, rmtluyrd at n. D. Lees stables, cut
81 b. left inrr-ingrr IN a straw cutter on
Thursday. VIZ. Rii walked down stars and
leit hl. hnger up ,ttifs among the straw.
NJ. Lee went ~ immediately found il and
applied 4 10 the stump. where lie held il until
DIR Cali arrived, aho dressed the wound and
secured the hnger IN Us place. shere II has
subsequently grown. AID with the exception
81 one stu JOINT is likely TO be as good as
ever"
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HiIIsbayougE FemaIc Academy

THE former teachers in this Institution having re.
tired from the same the Board Of Trustees will
receive applications Of persons disposed to take charge
OF the Hillsborough Academy until the 18th day Of
July next when an election will be made of teacher
for the ensuing session. if candidates shall present
themselves Of suitable qualifications.
Applications and Testimonials Of qualification should
be ADDRESSED to WM. +. STRAYHORN,
Secretary Of the Board
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SLAUGHTER STATISTICS

| The New York Tribune goes to statsti
cal survey and review ofthe campaigns Of III,
great Napoleon, as compared with the presen
war IN Italy. which is shown to be, so far
less blnody than had been supposed:
Cropping Tor facts among the mass Of con.
Trajectory kilograms. il would seen that abou
100000 troops. of all arms, participated
more or less in the struggle at Magenta and
the that killed and wounded number some
20, OO0-beng not far from eight per cent. Of
the two armies. Appalling as is snch slaugh.
ter, Magenta wears a much smoother front
than the grim-vi.aged fields Of the Napoleonc
period
We have collated the details Of ten Of the
chief battles Of that era-namely, Marengo,
Austerlitz, Jena. Eyiau. Friendland. Aspern,
Wagram. Borodino, Leipsic and Waterloo.
Taking as the basis OF our calculations the
average statements of the leading authorities
on all sides, and disca,ding mere fractions.
and dealing only in round number, we find
that. in these ten battles, France and her AR
mics had 1884, men, of all arms her an (.
tagonists IL 1872 900; and there were killed
and wounded Of the former, $500 and Of
the latter 26l ,5O0-naking an aggregate Of
2,l2l 900 troops engaged, Of whom $4,000
were killed and wounded. The average loss,
therefore. in these ten battles, is fraction
over tmenty-lour per cent, or little less
than one quarter of all the troops engaged !!
The carnage at Magenta, then, would seem
10 be OIL, about one. third as great as the av-
eraga slaughter vi the chief contests Of the
fi,l Napoleon.
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THE ENPREss EUoESiE.--The rumors that
tie Empress Eugene IS Violently opposed "a
the war. attracts attention, and Is attributed
TO Two causrs-the interference Of the Arch.
hlshop o. Paris. who possesses great inilu.
snce o,er her mint, aud the fact that the
Catholic clergy view with concern move.
mrnt ahirh threatens 10 introduce vital
changes IN the cnndaiun 1T the Roman States.
The war. II Is thought, may check the ten
pnral p"~ers Of the Pope. aud hence Is view.
ed with dIsiayor from the fact that Austria
has, b. rs late concerdat. granted TO the
church the restoration Of many Of us mrdie.
val privileges. aid shown itself otherwise
disposed to sustain its pretensIuhs.
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Private Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

IsbUfSOt6n, y. z,
Under the care OF the Misses Nash and Miss
kollock.
THE First Session will commence on the 18Th July.
1859, and end on the Both November.
The course Of instruction will be thorough, emhrac-
ing oil the branches usually taught in Filst Class
schools.
funion and Board, including Fuel Lights, Washing,
DC, $500 per session, payable one.half in advance
the remainder al the end Of the Session Day Scholars
will be received on the usual terms.
Music on Piano, SoOO0
Melode0n, % M
Gse Of Instrument for Practice, 500
Drawing. IOOo
Pastel Painting, 20Oo
Gtecian Painting, 1000
French and Latin. each, IOO0
Circulars containing all necessary information will
be forwarded on application.
April 20. s7-
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A VIEW OF THE FIELD IN 1850.

The New York Herald has been AMUSING
ana perhaps enlightening its readers with
prospective views OF the political field in
iooo' based upon the presumption that the
present difficutles in the Democratic and
opposition camps will continue to strength.
en- and widen up to the time for holding the
national conventions, and finds the nartes
cut up somewhat in the following style. will
perhaps the men named below as the leader
Of each faction in nomination for President .
Northern Democracy IS. A. Douglas.
Southern Democracy-HenryA Wise.
Black Republicans III. seward.
Southern 0pposition-Wm. L. Goggin.
Know Nothing--John Crittenden.
u hve candidates should be run for presi.
dent and neither receive a majority Of the
whole number Of electoral votes, only three
OF them could go before the House Of Rep.
resentatiyes. and those would probably be
the three first named. As matters look now.
the vote in that body by States would stand
as follows:
/. Northern Democracy,
Southern Democracy, rs
Black Republican, Ia
This gives California, illinois. Minnesota
and Oregon 10 the Northern branch of the
democracy, the fifteen Southern States 10
the Southern branch. and fourteen Northern
States TO the Black Republicans. Under the
above vote there would Of course be no cleo.
ton, and the two democratic factions would
have to fuse before the 18th of March, 1861,
or the election would go to the Senate under
the following provisions Of the constitution
Aud il the House Of Representatives
shall not choose a President whenever the
right Of choice shall desolye upon them, be-
fore the fourth day Of March next following,
then the Vice President shall act as Presi-
dent.
II no person have majority for Vice Pre-.
sldent lin the Electoral College, then from
the two highest numbers on the list the se-
nate shall choose the Vice President.
The vote in the Senate for Vice President
on the above division Of parties would stand
as follows:
Democrats. az
Republicans, %
Only two candidates gning before The Sc.
nate, the division would necessariIy be be.
tween the democrats and republicans.
Portsmouh Transcript.
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e u o MILLS

FIVE MILES EAST OF HILLsBoRoCGH.
MY Wool Carding Machines are in good order
- cards all new. Prepare the wool we'll, hiring !,
IN soon, and will insure good work Price Of card.
ing cents per pound, weight OF rolls
My Gdii Mills are in good order.
Barrels on hand for customers
500 gallons Lintseed Oil on hand for sale.
Flaxseed and Wheat taken for cardinr.
J. r. LYON.
June IS az
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Tmr Rr.Urr. o. rus VIA so r.R-TI

THE REsULTs OF THr WA so FAR The
I. lies are IN possession Of Milan, the Aus.
trans have reiterated beyond the Adda
towards their fortifcatinns at Peschiera and
Mantua, and their victorious enemies are
apparently 10 full possession Of the line ex.
tending southwards from Como through
Pavia and PIaeenza, recently occupied BY
the Austrian army.
The march uf events in Northern italy
during the last few weeks has been indeed
swift aud momcntous. The Austrians cross.
I'd the fiCino and entered Sardinia On the
29th Of april, small portion Of the French
having Eve DAYS previously landed at Genoa.
On The 18th o. MAY, Louis Napoleon dis.
embarked al the same port; on the 2lst, the AZ.
lies gained the battle Of Montebello on the
30th, crossed the pO 1t Casale, and on the
I'd 81 June, the ticino az Tufbigo; won on
the 9th the decisive victory at Magenta. aud
on the 9Th entered Milan a. conqurrors thus
literally fulfilling The prophecy Of the En-.
per0r, when he entered Italy. that within a
month he would date hls dispatches from
the capital 81 Lombardy.
Brilliant aud decisive as are these results,
the allies have as yet only passed the Bound.
aries Of Lombardy, and are separated from
the Adriatic by innumerable dangers and
obstacles, not the least Of which are the mas
sisc Publications on the Mincio and the A.
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dige. The losses on both sides are fearful. II
IS low estimate to say that within the last
month $4,000 troops have fallen and before
the rival States settle their disputes, thous-
ands more will join that vast Army of Italy,
which will never leave Italy.
Journal of Commerce.
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jacksonville Female Seminary.
ALAMANCE co. NC.

Dr.. e. T. WATsos, Proprietor.
Miss q. KENNEL, Teacher Of Music, French and
German Languages.
sMiss q. NJ. SHELLY, Teacher Of Mathematics and
II gher English Branches.
Mss \. ". NJ. WATSON, !
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Ierms ptr .yfssion "a Tire MonLhs.
LIST OF LETTERS.

II EMAlNING in the Post Ofice al Hlsbo-oueh, n
- o.. on the III day 81 July. 1852.
Rev. James D. Afford, Eta Harris,
Capt. Allen, Thomas Howard.
Samuel W. Lakewood, Rachael n. jackson,
samuel D. BlackWood, X. II. jackson,
=. Blackwood, Maria A. Jackson,
DIR. W. 2. Bason, John Johnson.
A BullOek, Flank Johnson,
W. A. Bfu-e, Ahncf Lewis,
Col. u. H. Byer, James =. l.eaihefs,
William Bnuklcy, Rufin Morgan,
Wesley Booth. Amela Nor.
Eliza btsdy, Alexander MrDougall,
sarah Il, CLARK, James Murray,
ID. ). Gates, 1.r,ina Miniee,
W. q. Collins, Stephen NJ. Nichols,
william ". Cauigan, James PoHerfeld,
George A. Carsten, William Picket,
Margaret W. Dickey. Nancy J. Picket,
Bennc. benson. james X. Reid.
Norman Dunnegan. james ". Riley,
Allen Eisanis, James Riley,
Anna J. Faurrti, 4. W. shut,
" illism Fowler, X. II. Scsrleit.
Elnstrih Fowler, q W. Scarlet,
!. -. GtGhts, Richard sykes.
Inul.a q Gaalnsy. George W. Thomas,
!. d tnrliy. Jane Thomas.
Dr. William HaIe, May y. Tinnin,
Fannie Hamilton, James Williams,
Thomas VI. Hastings, isabella Wilson,
Lew Hal. John N. WiIkefson,
Ann Holloway, John p. Wilson,
Maiihs Hsnhraek, John L. WaiihalL
&. T.. PARISH, p. ~
July 8. gs-