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GHERIFF'S SALE.---PURSUANT
~ to the command OF order OF sale issued from he
Court Of Common Pleas Cuyahosa county the suit Of
Reuben h Waters, plaintiff apai Wi Tam II. rew ct al
ans TO directed, shall oer for tale Vt the door
vi tho Court House lcoiner of Seneca and Chumpain
sreOs) in the city Of Cevellnd IN said cOuHy, the y
ovins escrbd lands snd tonements to wit 81 nate in
the township ChsgTin Fails in the State Of Ohio
which also In The county Of Cuyahuga ku1 is known by
bess In the village Of ChaeTin Falls and Is bounded
line of Broad street sixty feet sou'hwardy frum where
orange street and 1foad str ct nerseCt. and run
ming westwardy rsh angles with Bruud rect ~ the
hue tf land occupied by Phiueas BAIL thence
sOuthwaTdy ulOrg said Balls line ffty feet thence
eastway to the west line Of ruad street. thence nort-
wuTdlv al0nl the wes line said Broad street y eot
he ace uf beginning, be the less but tuh
iect " oil legal ighWays" Apprai. ed at S466 90
ID. l. WlGHrMAN, sheriff
h. Ar III gHg
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AYERS
A GU H GU H n .

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent FeUsr. or Feuer and Ague, Remit
tent FeUer, Chill Feoer, Dumb Ague, Period
ical Headache, or Bi,i0us Headache. and BIZ
ious FeUers-indeed, for The aohote class of dis
eases originating IN hillary arrangement,
caused By The malaria Of nidSmatie countries
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vs. or
HonAcs KNAPP Cuyahosa County. Ohio
InN THE 11th DAY OF AUGUST,
" ls59 the saii Adaline Kuaup hled her TOtitiou In
the Clerks Office Of said Cour ans said hOhGe knapp,
praying for Divorce, and change OF namt; and alleging
for confinement Of said Horace in the PeuitenarY
Of the State Of Ohio. ADALINE KNAPP.
auRl2: us by CHAs u, FISH. her Sol citor
GHERIkt'S SALE.---PURSUANT
~ to this command OF order Of sale, issued the
Court OF ConmOn Pleas OF Cuyuh 81 County. the SUIT uf
Edward Whip le uiniih a. ainst Johda McClutock
It al, defendants directed sa expose fr sale at
public auction, at the door of the Court House (cnusi
SENECA and Cnumplan sTeeis in the city Of Cleve Nd In
s1id county the 18th day of Sc emher 1859 II d ok
N Of said day the olloying desoribed lands tene
ments to wit 81 nate In the cOunty Of Cuahuga Hnd
State OF Ohio, and known and described as being ali Of lot
Seventy five Gardner Haock lomsn' in the village
4 Chagiin Falls, living south Of lot decided to phinet
Upham Sept tt6 bounded eas south ang west by Main,
Washington and Franklin streets north by liue
ming 80 feot thence 25 degrees north TO Main
point ia the line OF FTsnk lin street, and
sixty flour feet from the line of Washington street -
d. L. WIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
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@ranstetialitrrl \
S1lilN 1859.
TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

uSazzlE.s
TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during tho preson, season run THEN wen Known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Osdensbursh & Oswego, una Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI- WEEKLY LINE botvesn
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
wsukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at o Jdensburph with the
Ogdensburgh Vermont Central II, II. Route,
between
ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
Aud at osvego with tho
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Class Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bettosen os,oego, Troy, Albany and NeV York
Connecting alsoat punkirk with tho
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
| DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Cieyeiani end sandushy, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
r- Property forwarded b. tins Line will bo subject to
but transhipment
" Merehandss marked IN 7 60 Express ~ WI a.. he
oV lie New York Erie Raiioad, aid promptly or-
warded from Dunkirk.
~ These Lines connected cleveland with the olsvo-
| lhnd, Detroit and Lake Superior Limo,
AppIy r.
J MYERS; Agent a. = c., 10. " Rresdway ~ m <, y
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N T. Co, No. IS Sta'e street
BS9sti3sn1;1,v,n B9st3n; A.n, v q rt. NJ ,os s..ts st,eet
| cinsst invssont nam. o. e.h ,a r,h.,,,,t st ubus
+. CHURCIL agent, Rouse's Point ..,,... " y
Sii,I,,I y, % iteas n l. Az
| HQNEf y GhtAWfokD QSwego n Y.
q q II " SaI'DH * ~ y " ~; AgS9l, DuhkhN'
fELlOiN ION, :, y , IAEE,p; C!eFeland ,-., n
j R McBETH, Agent sand0sky,
| y. X. MA lllEMS, Agent, ID tf0il! llieh.
o j HALE,
MciENEt1 Y BAhkER, hacine, Wis.
JAC0 q WASH HBGINE psyeupqrt Iowa.
n ". GRAiTSNi 4 90 Cairo, III 80
o. LIE M. MiSl,Ahl, ,i,.s,., S[ n"us
Cleveland, Ee5; lSlh; ls55, H..
marl9R6 y. CHAMBERLIN, President.
| DITIVII0 0I-EVETANU n nd 1UI1Il0 IA r
~ ~ nm Srppw STU,MppS
VI SO"1 " 80 =
ION THE OPENING OBSSsSs Ss--Al,:sskk,
efiais Line },i pgt upon the o.I route rom - ss
7''',, - -, 49,, -
& EonMiNo .,na.,,d' ln'" =, nna mt1 with hn a NEW
$SR RF SHaa$a flH u r#sS5Fd
awhi4 o wahaoa Su gS Raeas Keaosa i aad @aa
ims Line is now prepared to Issue contracts and give
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IA J.';;,....,. ;.s5az -
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIR0
JRAII. ROAD TIME TABLE, No lB
n lake and after ThursdRy February 10, isSs
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland 10 fosHgS f0ungsgtpH 10 CieVs
fClgH. faaa
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OF@eR-7.k
~ LalS Nqyigalioa, g The ,s rTogrieiors 3 ioI AAIA
Buaslo 10 ChicagO seven frst-ca A Gtsaisitzss-d
Screw Steamers of great strength and speed,
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A Mosr scIENrIFIc INYENTIoN.

An y sfunent for tie cure ui Nocturual Emsions NOR
properly ku'Nn ~ seminal Weakness, 30 Can BE perma
ny cured hfscn days months by the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-07

Dr. AMOS 3 SONtnko pleasure in annluncng that thsy
have invented mst important instrument for the cure
Tho above Diseases II has been subjected TO test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, Phadeluhie
and New York; u has been declared tho only use nstru
ment ever invented for tho cure Of Seminal weakness, OF
y disease caused by the secret habits of youth Price
MIDI AMOS 4 SON, in order to satisfy the mos,
skepoa nst0 the merits Of this instrument, pledge theme
sevos that In Instance where il ptove unsasAc
tory, aer fair trial. The will be refunded by
turning the instrument In good order
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-07-27

T1HE GREAT MONTHLY REPUBLIC
j JUNE.-Just received and
For sale by ..,,y
Raleigh, May %, 1859. ~
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SxuGGLED HIMSELF OFF TO ArR1cA.-The Norfolk

SMUGGLED HIMSELF OFF TO AFRICA.-The Norfolk
Va) Argus, of the 30th ult, says:
Four years ago, a smart negro belonging to gen.
teman of this city, suddenly disappeared. His
owner thought he had gone North, and Tobys wife,
supposing he was dead, as she says married Sec
ond time. Recently the owner received letter
from his servant, dated in Liberia where the negro
is living
He gives statement of the manner in which he
got off, 1t will be remembered that Mr.. Capehart
a wealthy gentleman Of North Carolina, liberated
number of slaves, who emigrated to Liberia. Toby
shrewdly joining these manumitted slaves, succeed
ed in smuggling himself off to Africa He regrets
his course but will probably remain in the land of
Ham,
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OF NORTH.cARor,r.

A.
- COUNTY.-Court of Equity, Spring Ter" A kR
Charles H. King, John c. Bradley Edy v BradaS, 49,
Bradley, Milesia Bradley, Henry Bradley Wnn;y Aars
(under 81 years ofage) by their next friend Jan:s
ley Peggy Cope Etheldred Thomas and his WIFI, I;Br
Thomas w. House, James Rufus House, (under %, sat
ageJ by bis next friend Thomas w. House, vs.
King. Calvin King Edward King John /, Kir anda
King, Rufus King. Rebecca King, Ann Eliza KING ts
q years Of age.) Solomon King and his wife Rsar ssa
King (under u years of age Biddy Scott, Sonm;s E
and his wife Sarah Nancy Ann Butfaloe' Geornon Tod!
Buhaloe, iunder 81 years of age)
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Cont th,
the defendants in this residents of tb Saa
is therefore ordered by the Court that publication het
in the North Carolina Standard paper pubIisbed h
City of Raleigh, for six successive weeks comnan IT,
said defendants to be and appear before the JnJUnns
next Court of Equity, to be held for the county #
at the court House in Raleigh. the first Mond." k
the fourth Monday in September next, then and y, aNr
plead, answer or demur to the said bill; othervH s%
same will be taken pro eonkesso and set down for
paTte to them ' nes7l
Witness, Ed. Graham Haywood, Clerk of said Com.
office in Raleigh, the first Monday after the fourth
in March, A. d., 1889, and Of our independence the s
third year. s esh!
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD C. kur
July 90, 1859 pr adv. So G5-wtsrett
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principle If soldier or a sailor were to desert
from our army or navy, for which offence he is Ia
BILE to severe punishment and after having become
naturalized subject of another country, should re-
turn to the United States it would be singular
defence for him to make that he was absoyed from
his crime because, after its commission, he had De,
come subject of another Government 1t would
be still more strange were that Government to IN
terpose in his behalf for any such reason. Again,
during the last war with Great Britain, IN several
of the Statcs-I might mention Pennsylvania IN
particular-the militia-man who drafted ana
clllcd into the service exposed to severe pen
atty if he did not obey the draft and muster himself
into the service Or in default thereof procure
substitute Suppose such an individual, after nav
ing incurred this penalty, had gone to foreign
country and become naturalizcd there and then re-
turned to Pennsylvania, is it possible to imagine
that for this reason the of the States authorities
would be paralyzed and that they could not exact
the penalty? | state these examples to show more
clearly both the extent and the Limitation of right
full Hanoveran jurisdiction in such cases. 1t is I'M
possible to forsee all the varying circumstances
which may attend cases as they may arise; but 1t Is
believed that the principles laid down may generally
be sufficient to guide your conduct
1t is to be deeply regretted that the German Gov
ernments evince much tenacity on this subject
It would be better for Them considering the compar-
ativcly small number of their native subjects who
return to their dominions after being naturalized in
this country, not to attempt to exact military ser
vice iom them. They will prove to be most reluct-
ant soldiers If they violate any law of their native
country during their visit they are of course amen
able like other American citizens. 1t would be
sad misfortune if, for the sake Of an advantage so
trifng to such Governments, they should involve
themselves in serious difficulties with country so
DESTROYS as We are of maintaining with them the
most friendly relations. 1t is fortunate that serious
difficulties of this kind are mainly confined to the
German Statcs-and especially that the laws of
Great Britain do not authorize any compulsory mil
itary service whatever
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UNIVERSITY OF TIE SoUTH.-Under the active ex-
ertions of the right rcverends the bishops Polk and
Elliott of Louisiana and Georgia the sum of $780,:
600 has already been subscribed for the benefit of
this great enterprise. The University of the South
is designed to be Of the first literary institutions
Of the world, and the whole South should take an
interest in its SUCCESSFULLY Springs Herald
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NEGRoEs.-The demand for negroes was never
greater than at this time if we may judge from the
number disposed of in Richmond and the exorbitant
price which they command A paper issued in that
city states that NEGRO are worth from 81, 100
to ST. 47 and boys and girls sell for nearly as much
The above prices are for No. l. hands, The fine re-
turns for crops this season in the South doubtless
has its effect inducing the farmer and planter to
pay the above prices. Very high rates are obtained
for all negroes disposed of in Petersburg
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RUNAWAY,

"AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w common Jail of Martin county, Il. c., on the ID
day Of june, 1859, a negro man, who says his
TOM, and thui he belongs to Mrs.. CROSS near South
Quay, in Southampton comfy, Va but tina. he was hired
out for the present to Elisha Lee, to work the T
pentine Farm, kingsye. South Carolina from where
he SAYS he awav about the first of April last
The said negro has hs right eye out very dark
and badly dressed he is about feet inches high The
will please forward and prove said negroa
corng t" the acts Of Assembly, and pay fee &c. and
ceive his property.
W. W. WARD, Sheriff.
Martin Co., N. c., June 9, 1859. 24-w&sw6m.
price Adv. Sl5)
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.-w, -

I As-W Ar
- COUNTY-In Esuity.-Gaston Broughtop plalA
Smith and his wife Minerva, Louisa Bruughton, lmSa
years of age, by her next friend CASTOR Broughron S
Bronghton, Needham Broughton, Z,ebayiaf Br,u,f,
Guardian, James Terrell, &c rarte ' y As
Pursuant TO an order made at Spring Te,m 1874 If,
Court Of Equity for the county of Wake the undrs e
Clerk and Master viii, proceed % sell at the Con ,
County Court, being the 18th of August, the lands '
pleadiHss mentioned and described, to VITA ,nr
land situate and living i'll Wake county, containing % u
$50 acres ming the lands of johnson Buslee 0
ed Lesoy Jordan, Calvin Pool and Thomas Whtlrs !,
others lying Oh the waters Of Whiteoak creek and
ed as foows:-BegiDnng the Newborn road at p,
Bnsbee's line, running West to Whileoak creek; tI
up said creek to Railroad; thence down said road +" I
beginning. y" lie
Terms Fifty dollars purchase money to be paid in o.,
credit Of twelve months will be given to purchaser
his entering into bund with approved surety 'Ta
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD. kNr
July 81, 1859. pr. ADV. So 6J-wSswrS
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The CooLlE TRADE.-The Coolie trade is flourish
ing bravely. A correspondent from Havana of the
n Y. Journal Of Commerce, reports the arrival
from Canton of cargo of 527 of these human cat
tie. Thirteen persisted on the voyage. From Macao
and St Helena were brought, in a Dutch shin. 427
cooi'es the remnant of So having been passed over
the SIDE on the way. The whole number received
IN Ouoa is a, 631, and seven thousand and sixty
four were left on the ocean path
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CHIvALRY.-After the battle of Solferino the En-
peror Napoleon rode to Cavriano, where he lodged
in the same room which the Emperor Francis Joseph
had occupied the night before. On his way thither
with several of his staff, he an Austrian lieuten
ant dying by the road side. He ordered his wants
to be attended to, and the dying man having taken
his watch from his neck, placed it, together with
locket and ring, in the Emperors hand and begged
him to send them to his young wife according to an
address which he gave. The Emperor promised to
90 SO, and sent them by special messenger that
very evening to the nearest outpost of the Austrans
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THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER.
II OOK HERE, FRIENDS AND FELLOW ClTIZEys
~ will you buy the noble STATE OF NORTH AEG
LlNAs If So send to the subscribers or subscribe 10 the
County Agent for this
New, Large and Magnificent Map,
And yon will get the Whole State with her Rivers, Rail-
roads. Go d, Copper, Lead Iron and Coal Mines and ali
the Cities Towns and Villages her pbe Mountains and
Springs and her Fields and Flowers
IT, ou want this GOLDEN PRIZE, now is The time
Map feet BY five. Border views of the State Hur
Insane Asylum, Chapel Hill, Male and Female Colleges
&c. &c. Of the cheapest and best Maps published
PEARCE BEST,
HilIsboro' n. G. 1879
AGENTS WANTED for Every County in the State.
Terms liberal. Apply as above.
~ Editors throughout the State copying this aivs.
tisenen six months, and noticing it etorally shall Be
entitled to copy OF the Map
July |, 1889. 59-w&sw5m
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-w

STcAaT1IfEI OF N0RTH-CAROLINA.-wARRH
Fits and Frank NJ Fits. Ann Fits, Mary D Fits tirrD
e. Fits and Oliver D. Fits Infants by their guardian
NJ. Drake, &c 3strte.-Petitisn to sell land.
BY virtue of a decree made in this cause hv he H.
Court of Eqn,y, at April Term 1859 shall pr"ei a
sell t." the highest bidder, at public auction at The Cn7
House door, in the town of Warrenton on TUESDAY H.
25d day of August next, credit Of one and Two YEN,
With Interest from lie. The tract of land of which M H.
Mrs Harriet Fits died seized and possessed Containing i,
estimation, sixteen hundred and invent Weight arcs s
and being in the county Of Warren, upon the water,
SIX Pound Greek, adjoining the lands of NJ NJ Drake r.
than Milan, VIM. C. Drake, Harriet Thrwer, and 5 j
Ellis On said land is "a g"d dwelling house and all D.
cessary ont houses. and the plantation in good repair A.
opportunity to purchase valuable tract of land .
presents itself in this county Bonds with approved =
curity will be required Of the purchaser
Warrenson July 6, 1852 pr. ADV S., ss-wJs
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ERESH ALE,
IL On draft, just received at the ,,,r
OAK CITY HOUSE"
Raleigh, July 12. 1882 l-StwSs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02

TIE GREAT BALLoOs.-The work Of initiating the
great transatlantic balloon began yesterday in Reservoir
-quare in the presence Of number of spectators The
first thing done ~ wrap several folds OF cotton
cloth around the end Of the gaspipe attached tempo
rarly 10 the main of the Manhattan Gas Company
works for the purposes Of preserving the neck oil the
balloon from the rust of the pipe, and TO make soft
bedding in order prevent an escape of gas can
vss ssi yas drawn along in the range OF the neck OF
the balloon and one end placed under the gas-pipe,
while the other end stretched away 10 the spot where
the valve WE suspended between two high poles Be
meath this canvas straw laid TO the depth of several
inches. These arrangements having been completed,
the neck of the balloon drawn toward the pipe and
the yalve-ropes of small cotton cord, having been
adusted-was placed the pipe and drawn tightly,
40 as TO be made quite secure. Over this other layers
of cotton cloth were wrapped and the whole dashed to
the pipe with strong Irvine the length OF about Is
inches The balloon was then folded in such way as
IN gradually expand the case. On the folds heavy
bags of sand were placed 10 keep them down. This
having been DONE the network, which is TO be thrown
all over the balloon and 10 which the basket and the
boat are 10 be attached, disposed that there
nigh, be no ENHANCEMENT the imitation proceeds and
the balloon acquires its ascensive power. The gas was
turned on at l2i O'Clock, and instantly rushed through
the ten-inch pipe in dense volume. In very few
seconds. the entire neck Of the balloon was filed,
and the body of the balloon began TO swell.
The precau,on of s,ationing men all along the
length Of the balloon was by no means useless, as
they had ane enough to do TO remove the weights
from places where the passage for the gas was too
small and 30 10 adjust the folds Of the cloth as TO se
cure an equable passage throughout During four
minutes the meter indicated that 800 cubic feet had
been supplied 10 the aral ship. A 1925 the gas was
again turned on and at 35 it had reached the head
of the balloon, which began TO expand. AT the rate of
500 cubic feet of gas per minute the balloon ought to
receive 81 500 feet per hour and az the capacity OF the
balloon is 725 900 cubic feet it follows that II the pro-
cess of imitation continued at the same rate, with
ont interruption it would be fully inflated in SIX hours
and half The only drawback and a grea, one, ia
that the supply of gas by the Company would not be
equal TO the task as il would not do to leave the city
in darkness, for the purpose of initiating balloon
Mr. Lowe will therefore, be compelled to take his gas
in such quantities the Company choose TO furnish
The process of initiation will be continued for some
DAYS.
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Passenger Arrived

n .s,aa.Ap 4rago J,V- >osfAa~piss aad Harre-Nrs j.
Men. H. NJ Kei,t and adv Ms. Van Buren Edward N.y.,
Mr. MsGo .S Mint 3. AM My S De Fsy, Nv
Benn Misses L. Blspe and Bs Nr Erwin. M ssssw,ss
Mr.. Macleod Mn, W p Grnn. Mi.... Griffin Haddea Va
lace Wei.se Rcen. Pene,i Hart Ms md EAU
ISrs Mr. a.Ss Mi.. Gus. Mr.. Hbursh Nh
IL Yesan M and Mrs Hssken ntan and .eryan, Mr. and
chd and nurse Mr- .hsrle TIVE children aa
Saas: R' S MI MI Nd a r.n.n IT s S
bridge G M.. o~ bridge. Professor Child NJ and M. De-
B s1 SS md .a Mr. s Mo John sve NJ and Mr.
MAYER four children Mr. and Mr. Fiedk Brown,
& ElGn Hs. nd n nd S s. Rsa ,1 S
Mn Henry Schroeder d. and Mr.. Dabei, 'oa and d.srh
ter, M and Mr. M .Ss i C. .rs ' .Sd
s N'n skd ed g ~ .os9 end M hDssrps.
ROsin'GT Disc: kG ~ Ey 5,,o . TsTy M Ms
Mr. /. Bss.s Rev Mr. VsndsrHoeA Nsssr. j. l. More A..
Bouyereeu small 4. SUMNER. Tors Lanier v Dsrsues
Blanc cH and oD Hennsnne, k.sols, 4 Dabo M.re
PayOud and LegAn halOnsOi., Founder Hud.oa
ehaId Thomas holyoak R. Lnda, Jane. for.yb, lyman
R. W Nathan. II. l.. stone. b. W smith CassB fh Moned
Mshosa,. Wdemsn Nj fisnhan Mr., {. kicIley, Miss
Risssy Me.sr. re,rsdn t5dSs WsS G'ha1 s s M bes
Stoae Bu.eh Mr.. wy.. Mr.. sehsea.r, Mrs. Moral Nh,
SSssi 6 MI rAMp Ra & ;ss
Ls1saner and emily Mr., SsrPS Mn k r,. and '
Msugor Dr. aud Mn. Lsnx aud niece Miss Tsry Misc VIC
oriue Dsnsry +. Cresta C. Eado Mr. Danbroes Mr. Rose
Mr.. Quertier hos. Gross. Total. 2si
Pc, stoamaAp Jason, from Galpay Mis-. Meowen, W. c:
Buckley W kiehard.on Mics richardson, Mn Mcbride and
two children o. Goldsmith A. Money II. Eyro. 5. Lamb. 7.
MeEuro Ii. s. Higgins Miss Crasley two Misses shsroci
Kate Day and child Jane Riley p Garray A. Dryden
George e. W. Fsdden Miss N. Tyrreek O. r. Denhaaa. Mrs.
Doosn snd children. o. Walker Miss NJ. Daysy s. Hani
ton T Csutley p Hassn, r. : Naynr, A. Dunn x CHrens
and child Miss Bun, h. tl. 5. Haley, O. g. Esston Nc
Gin. Hyisnd A Caldwell Strickland 5 Gathers, L. Ray
ehildsni O. Vincent s. Gaeten, = burrow. and child 5
end child A. Hill Mrs. W elf aud TIRES children
Mise Arnold, II. w. Tucker, q. w. Gin, p Baylsy
niSiATvRK ALMANAC
Sun-Rses.. 6:3i Sets...... ass Moon-Ses II &c
HIGH WATER rms pAr.