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General Orders 10. 9.
sPECIAL DEPARTMENT.

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT,
GRENADA. Miss, June 22d, 1902.
T N conformity with spesisl Orders SO. 5atei al
L Besd7ususgE MISSISSIPPI S--te Troops Asior-Cfen
erals Office Canton, Juns l2h- 1862, Br gsdsT General
y. T. Berry, bis absence the commanders Of reg
lnents and battslsors Of his tr.rads, VII cz olt Tie
mlnuts men OF his brigade for Immediate service in he
fsid
II. These Minute men VIII Dee: 0u twenty four hours
retce - their pec7e county ats, sach othsI
convenient points nay be desgna.ed by their
UomusBdsrs hEvrg in vieT concentration in edv snce
Of the TslGhstchio river the great rsirosd thor
oughfane resist and impede Tie progress Of the
Ey.
III These troops viii supply their own sr1ns and
ske requisiticn the Afiutsut GnsrEl OF The State
f0r Cmmuuit 20 The extent of fiJy rounds Per
md iheir gubsisienCs viii be purchased n their Re-
sP.ive dtriot b coDpstsr; ofesrg belorgag 10 tie
respective battslious
". Commanders of bsttaiicns and companies WI re-
port Immediately their CrRsuzs 1u strength station
and out6t 10 their BriFsdi-r General ether com
usoder and send COPY Cf each report 70 tie Assistant
Adiutaat General az these Hesdq q1ar-ers
v. The Gene ~ commanding IN Special Department
sensbis that appeal is necessary 70 Essi JpsDE
n the defense Of their families ard ther dresdes, tie
houss hold gods and their rave land sgaust iDsol-nt
Invaders engaged IN ba-ss-uus and fFnstCal crusade
By command of Brigsdisr-ee-c~al EuGGLEs.
i. ID SANDID3E q. =. A.,
iu2f w A. A A. Eed lisp Geuer7l
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The PrOspeet-The Armies before Rich
rasnd-Address Of MajOr-dsenernl Robert
Il. Lee,

The ProsDeet-The Armies before Rich-
Inand-Address Of MRjOF-General Robert
4. Lee,
McClenan's defensive attitude, under ths
cover Of his gunboats, is, for the present, hxed.
His enly demonstration upon the Confederate
lines. until he shall have become sufficiently
resuscitated from his late defeat to essay more,
must consist of indecisive raids, introduced 70
maintain a certain sort Of snimus among his
men, and keep their minds and bodies nom the
demoralizstiOn and decay Of an inglorOus IDLE
ness. Rendered already, 20 some degree, spa
/ .hosio by defeat and retreat, this army OF the
Potomae'' priu =a4ni-1- A. ,earisht5r
| children. before they can again be led forward,
| with spirit, sgainst the Con ederate arms. Their
moral pa5ulum must consist OF "stratgeieal
praises, hopeful inspirations and the stimulus Of
| demonstrations upon neighbOTlng locail1es'
nominally in the possession Of our torces-
| IN the meantime we must turn our eyes TO tho
West for more startling events. The move
ments of Buell. and the consequent operations
of our own army in that quarter, are now
watched with energy and confidence by the
Government.
| Gen. Lee issues to-day an address to the army
before Richmond, which speaks volumes IN rs-
cognition Of their unfaltsring valor ID the e
cent battles. In summing up the results Of the
successive engagements, he meauons1 amor y
other thirgs, that the number OF pieces OF AZ
tIlery captured from the enemy was hity' anu
/ that the prisoners are numbered by thousands
We shall present the address to cur readers
after its delivery to our gallant troOPs-I''ei'-
. y7oad Enquirer, 12th INST.
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GEN. VAN D0RN'S ADDRESS
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT S. MISS. g. j
NICKsBURG, July g, 1902

HEADQUARTERS DEPs sRTNEET S. MISS g. L. La,
NICKsBURG. July g. lS62
To the People OF Louisiana g. Mississippi:
NTOU viii see by General Order No. 10 from these
i Headquarters, that the District Commanders have
zen directed assemble together II camps Of instruc
ton and organize all The troops that be raised in
this department. They haye also been arected te ap
point The receary officers for it prTposs subject %
apNf6Fal D dTusIlett.
7 Ieanestiy appeal 20 you % respond TO their call
TIE object Is Tie defense Of your homes becomes a
brave people lhe citizens Of Yieksburg hsve given
yoa an example OF what heroic people may accom-
plish when thy are truly patriotic and brave.
Victory once more sits smiling in the folds of our long
dropping bannersihe enemy have been driven back in
EuEiuis-he has withdrawn his forces from Charleston
hartOr 20 defend his ca0i7l-is puzzled what To do IN
North Mississippi and Tennessee, and is still batded at
Nckz5urg The river Is not yet his One more effort
one more determined blow and we are free
fSfgne0 EARL VAN DORM,
Official MajOrGeuersl.
n. NJ EHNEL, Major and a. A. G.
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NOTICE.

~ .t .t,sr oC the fnsl settlement Of the estate OF
ssti a Pr;re. decd. J. L Spicer, Administrator o.
t5s Is ate Of Matilda Price eeeeassd M d1y ea aao
presented bis eccourt Of the ees i2ts ana &
ad asyT tue same final sooo0ni q hia al
ninsstraon kersupou in Puranance o. ne ;s lA'ts
~ - 80 ,oties Of the presentation Of his h2a
eaeout bv pabisaii1n of ihs same in tie Appea'f
in the town O. sfegsas os,o y
pc t = bsTs of aid estate come forward enc
s55vv cavfe if any hey can, Why ia'd bnal Acc'0H
s1o,l5 moi be allowed and ordered 70 record
lsluea jay Il II -'- IF. SAMPLE,
CI'rk.
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TO THE
Cotton Planters
OF
MISSISSIPPI ARD LOUISIANA!

CUBSCRIBERS 70 ths PRODUCE LOAN, and ctllsrz
- who may now be disposed % subscribe their COTTON
CROPS notified that under rscsnt al ci Congress
tbe viii be taken ly the Government, q fair
vsluatou IN exchEuEs for its elEtt p-r cent. bends
which be readily used in ordinary mercantile trans
ECtinns.
Planters snd Others having such cotton proper y
bEei Hnd securely housed In On suties OF twenty haes
and viii please sddFess las at Jackson Mss care
Il J. q T. Green stating the quantity and qusiity OF
the ecttal and the prices asked
Ihs bond viii be delivered Et tie time OF the pur
Chsse, but the cotton viii IN the cEfOdy Of ihe
J. suter, wto must o6ge himself 10 take due sId prop
Of the same ana deliver IT, free of charge te
r@arest shipping point whenever QussLsd 10 d. 90
The planter is expected insure the cotton sHd
win be responsible for e u blurred VIXEN hrest
ened bg the eremy. Were th- State las advanced
upon cot lts lien IN case Of sale te removed y
ths parties
Proposals for .hs sac Of other articles Necessary Il
tie any, payable IL bonds, Wal be received ty re.
7 d. uEBOW,
General 2 gent Pr07uce Loaa
Sub az '1ts Of :he Produce L1sa IA Mississippi ard
Loussna are requested asF 20 receive p-opasas ana
forward -ken i-2s-
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a
They decay Hence unseemly mouths, bad
breath, imperfect mastication. Everybody re-
grets it. What is the cause Ireply, want of
cleanliness. A clean tooth never decays. The
mouth is a warm place-95 degrees. Particles
of meas between the teeth soon decompose.
Gums and teeth must suffer.
Perfect cleanliness viii preserve the teeth to
old age. How shall it be secured Use qunl
nick and rinse the mouth after eating. Brush
aud CASTLE soap every mornings the brush and
simple water on goirg to bed. Bestow this
triaing care upon your precious teeth, and you
! will keep them agd ruin the dentists. Negleci
! 4. and YOU viii be sorry ell your lives Children
forget. Watch them. The first teeth determine
I the caaracte- y the second set. Give them equa
sugar, acids, saleratus, and hot things, are
nothing when compared with food decomPosing
betweea the teeth Mercuriz0tiOn may loosen
the teeth, long use may wear them out, but keel
them clean, and they will never decay. Ihl
s5vice is worth more than thousands of dollari
10 every boy and girl.
Rocks have been written on the subject. Thu
brief article contains all that is esseniial-DI
Leieis.
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THE ANACONDA. - Advices from various
Quarters Justify the gratifying belief that that
Conception of ineifable stupidity, the great
Union Anaconda" is defunct. Hencetorth'
we are confdent the policy of massing our DIS
nosable troops into one grand army, aud huIllng
it swiftly and strongly upon the chief strong
holds Of the rebellion successively, will pe aq-
bered TO. The anaconda has cost us year 8
time. One hundred thousand men, and hVe
hundred millions of money and its fruits, are moi
at all commensurate with their cost Haa IL
never been conceived, we should have failed 70
take New Orleans and some other ports qul'e SO
soon. while we should have ere this utterly e1-
tinruished the rebellion in Virginia, North caro-
lima and Tennessee.
The "ansconda" makes presentto the Ieoeis
of the all but exclusive use Of railroads and tele
eraphs. l. enables him TO choose among our I
| several army corps that one On winch ne snau
precipitate his entire movable force. II ensDIGs
! him to be uniformly superior at the poist ol COZ
/ lision, though we have more and better lioopl
/ In the field than be has. 1t enables MN y
| know the result Of any conflict WITHIN d ie'
/ hours after its occurrence, while we must "alI
| fortnight for any account of it but such as y
! chooses TO give u.s. In short, the "anaconua
i a blundeT, a humbug and nuisance. AVA
with him IN T. Tribune.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
General Order No. 2.
HEADQ'Rs DEPT. OF Miss. & 7. La.

NICKsBURG. July 4, 1862
7 HEREAFTER no passports viii be granted 10 per
sous to come 20 Vieksburg except to those connect
ed with the army, or citizens who may have public
business with the army or urgent private business which
ru be satisfactory the Provost Marshal All per
sons arriving in Nickshurg required TO report mme
diately 20 Gen. NJ l. Smith
II Hereafter persons residing in districts which
martial law has been proclaimed who are not connected
with the army will not be permitted to military
clothing Of any description, pain of imprisonment or
fine.
IN P-ovost Alarshas are strictly charged with the
enforcement Of this order.
Bv order Of Major General Earl Van Dorm.
n. M. KIMMEI,
frlu1r, Major and A A c.
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT!

OtO8 ITTED to the jail Of Panola county. YETs
III. g NEGRO Mar, who calls his name LEN
and s1ys be belongs 70 Henry St-dsr Of Talahstchie
unity, Mss Len has long curly hair thi-y years old
and Eve fsst six inches in hight
:. Il. JONES, Sheriff and Jailor,
fv51 pannla eouufv. hfiga.
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THE PRODUCE LOAN-The government has
determined to require subscribers Of cotton and
money to the loan to comply Immediately with
the terms of their subscription. Heretofore the
pavments of this loan have been st the option Of
the subscriber-ths suspension Of the collection
being allowed by the department IN consequence
Of the low prices OF produce and q desire 70 IA
ciIitats the interest of both the subscriber and
government No further indulgence viii ba
Granted, and subscribers viii be required to per-
form the obligations which they have assumed
Richmond Examiner,
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RUNAWAYs CAUGHT +!

CtHABLgs ami TON, belonging 20 W. s. Ball Of
u Msmphis Tenn, Runaway from lev. H gs, ne u
Nsughaa Station, Central read Charles is very
stout negro six feet high large kers thirty year.
old and blsck Tom IL yellow, EInsl gostee, ana stut
tsrs while taking.
J. Z. JONES. sher'f ard Jslor,
FvETau9v-+ Ta-ola cnuufv Miss.
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NRTECE e.
CYFICE or MISSISSIPPI CGNTRsL RAILR0AI


CYFICE OF MISSISSIPPI CEETR L RATLR0ADl
COMPANY.
HOLLY STRINGS, May Goth 1852
IN consequences Of tAs occupation OF New Orleans bJ
4 The enemy provision cannot be made for ObiEst or
- this company, payable s. that TO'nt the lst proE
mo sad thereafter Therefore hOliers Of sneh paPel
hereby notified 70 p7e5ent the fer payment al
this Office No interest vii be paid Eucu claims attsl
u-ty unless presented here when due ana payment
refused
Bonds and interest coupons msturing and payable II
New York vi be psid a. this 0fcs hereafter ins.saf
OF New Orleans
zuy23 In A. J. McCON0O, sccry.
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Personal,

TeFoRNA TION- Is wanted Ct the wherea6cuss @ o.
1 HFNRY 3 -TlLDEN, Of Ca9t. Goihsns Battery
- psrsor,s grg,ds Missou State Guard. tie leI'
Msorbis lust egiou, 70 The arrival Of the EeasI ~
5 bss rot been heard Of since. Any in'ofnaion soiL
-re I'm vii bs thalkful7 received if sdoreffea 70
n. b-tS1Ler al kbbevi1e Mlss- @. B. TILDEN
ivyass II. eoshRm's Battery 5. g.
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.JIUOR'S NOTICE,

TOHNITTED % the jail of PsDo,s county, MEEis-
Y J sIppi a NEGRO MAS, vh3 calls Lis nsE1e SIMON,
aud tayz he belongs Robert Bes-ly, Of Kentucky.
He -snswsy from Mrj. Vim near Helena, Arkansas.
lie seems 70 be sbsut rwen yeveu years Cd IS very
black I've feet ten inches high has scar over his -lghi
eve and has but little beard.
J. Il. JONES, Sheriff and Tailor,
frF1au9uE Prro q county. Miss
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CTThe Milwaukee gas company lately re-
fused to supply q gentleman with gas because
he would not sign the usual agreement. lie
sued for damages, and recovered one hundred
dollars. The company still refused, and he
sued again, and got verdict for fifteen hun
dred dollars. The company appealed, and on
that appeal the damages were increased to
eighteen hundred dollars.
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING The
MAILSi

POST OFFICE-GRENADA, MISS,
JUNE oath, 1862
TORoPOgAIs viii be reesived ct this ofce for car y
ipq the nails on ths following routes. for four
-Vesrg. from and after ths drst day Of July nezt
Route $50. C71o4.)
Fram Grsnsda by Providence, Steam AJl'' Statelaai
Hobenlinden IS miles ana back, onse week.
eve Grenada Mondpy at 6 N. Arrive st Hohenlin-
Tssve HobsnIinden Tuesdsy Et 6 A. NJ Arrive at Gre
nada sane day by 10 P. ~.
Route 6t3. C7A5o9
~, Granada 10 Troy miles aud back q week.
leave Grensds Thursday al o A. NJ Arrive a. Troy
sane DAY by A..
same 0'' y WM HANKINs, P n
iuaslav4W Grenada, Aiiss
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Adnainistrator's Notice.

"HERBAS letters of sdministrst-Cn on the fsate
W Of Joha UonY, deceased, were Era1tsd 90 the nm
6srsigped a. the July term A. D. 1862, Of She Probate
Court Of Yelohushs comfy State q Mississippi tbs
the 9TH Of said month this notice is Therefore here by
sivsu rsqusstirg al persons bavrg caiGs against IN
estate Of said dect ased TO hit the same ard have
them re gistered The manner and within tie time pre-
kerlbed b law. or they VII be forever bsrrrd
GEO. w. CONLY,
sv1a1.vev Adminizfrsior
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HEADQUARTERS, IN THE FIELD,
July 9TH. 1862.


y
July 9TH, 1862. )
General Orders No. 75l
The General Conmanding, profoundly CRATE
ful to the only Giver Of al victory for the signal
success with which he has blessed our arms,
tenders his warmest thanks and congratulations
to the army by whose yalor such splendid results
have been achieved
On Thursday, June 26:h, the powerful and
thoroughly equipped army Of the enemy was
intrenched in works vast in extent and most
formidable in character, within sight of cur Cap
ital.
To-day the remains of that confident and
threatening host lie upon the banks of James
river, thirty miles from Richmond, seeking to
recover, under the protection Of his gunboats,
f-Om the effects of series of disastrous defeats
The battle beginning on the afternoon Of the
| goth of June above MechanicsvIle, continued
until the night of July lst, with only such in
! servals as were necessary to pursue and ever
/ lake the flying foe. His strong intrenchments
and obstinate resistance were overcome, and
our army swept iIresistlessly down the north
side of the Chickahominy, until it reached the
| rear of the enemy, and broke his cOmmunlca-
ton with the York, capturing or causing the
destructing of many valuable stores, and, by
the decisive battle of Friday, forcing the enemy
from his line of powerful Notifications on the
South side of the Chichahominy, and driving
him to a precipitlte retreat. This VICTORIOUS
army pursued, as rapidly as the distinctions
placed by the enemy in his rear would permit
three times overtsking his flying column, anC
as often driving him with slaughter from the
field, leaving his numerous dead and wounded
in our hands in every conflict.
The Immediate fruits of cur success are th'
relief of Richmond from o state of siege, th'
rout of the great army that SO long menaced IT
safety, many thousand prisoners, including ON
GERS of high rank, the capture OF destruction o
stores to the value of Millions and the acqusl
ton of thousands of arms and hfty-one pieces
of superior artillery.
The service rendered to the country in tn
short but eventful period, can scarcely be est
= mated, and the general commanding cannot ade
/ guatel Y express his admiration OF the courage
I endurance and soldierly conduct OF the ohlcei
and men engaged.
Those brilliant results have cost us man
, brave men, but, while we mourn the loss OF on
, gallant dead, let US not forget that they dled NJ
. bly in defense of their country's freedom, an
a have linked their memory with an event that WI
3 live forever in the hearts Of greattul people,
1 Soldiers Your country will thank you tor TO
4 heroic conduct you have displayed -oondu'
0 worthy of men engaged in cause SO Just an
0 sacred, and deserving nations gratitude al
: praise.
1Sicrcd9 Z. H Chiffon,
3 A A. General
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YANKEE MAGxArEs ARoUND.-Tho Balti

YANKEE MAGxATEs AROUND.-Tha BAlh-
more Sun of the 9TH says
Friday afternoon last, at z o'clock, the Hon;
William III Seward, Secretary OF State, passed
through this city to Washington. He had been been
soiourning few days with his family IN New New
York. Friday morning at o'clock bTIgaoGleII- G,sI
General Marcy, father-in-law 70 Cen MeC5el-
Ian, and chief of his staff, lett the Camden
Gen. Mitchell arrived in this city from Nash
VILE and in the afternoon left for Washington.
Saturday evening Gen. Wallace arrived at Bar
NUNS Hotel, and yesterday morning lett ioi
Washington.
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IAHNR,S NOTICE,

C1OWHITTED 10 the jail of Pamela county, two NJ
i GRO hEN. who say their nsBos are PEILIP s1d
I'm ard that they bsloDg 70 Robert Adams, of Tsua-
hatche cruuty, Mississippi. Bo-h are copper coloEed
'I-be evaer can find them u I'D s. th plsce.
J. H JONES, Sherif ard Jzilor,
f-E7e-q-s psncla county Miss.
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BTA gentleman residing in Janesville, Wis
has invented an instrument by which any per
son. whether skilled in music or not may play
and tune correctly. The invention is on exhi-
bition in New York city, and is eliciting much
nraise from tha musical fraternity.
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B~A blithe old cock, who was Ben. Frank
Inns errand boy, marched in the 4th of July
celebration at Philadelphia. His name is Carr
and his rememberanee Of Ben and the printing
Office is vivid.
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AN ADvENTURE.-A daring guerrilla chief Is
out on an excursion from which we expect to
hear in few days. We cannot say whether he
will tu-n up at Nashville, New Orleans, Mem
phis or -. Bat if his adventure should
turn out as successful in execution as it is bold
in conception, his enterprise will wake up Yam,
keedom, and several thousand Yankees VIII
skeedaddle.-AhaHtaI Intelligehosr.
| D,,sb ~, that colrrno
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HOG CHOLERA-Thls disease mas made It's
appearance in this vicinity. IL the hog IS penned
mp in a dry lot so that he can get no water ior
two or three weeks, he will get well II you let
him Get water. you may save his feelings for a
few DAYS. but you cont saUe your 5ae0R--IRs-
caIoosa Obserrer.
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UTUEREkS. letters e administration On the esta'e
w of r n. Fsises deceased, were craR-ed 70 TIE
,auder.ignsd the jelly term, A D 1852 OF the Fr2
hate Court Of Yaloburha County. STATE Of ms Es ppi
on the 71 cay OF uo1th, tais notice IS J5efet9le
hereby given requesting all persons having claims
nEt tie estate cf said Gereased ezh bit the same
and have them registered in the Ead vii hin tte
te prescribed by law, they will be forever barred
MARTHA FARES,
Adminisfrs riE.
J. B. FARES
fvl4laz6E Al'hlolsti s.tor.
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YArchbishop Hughes was to leave on m 1ne
l4th Of June for Paris, and lntenaea t9 9Ie'uiH
to this country in August
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GENERAL lee 10 EFi.Arn,y.

A brave and skilful leader has seldom had
mere glorious achievements upon which to con
grat1ae noble and gallant army, than are
narrated in the following admirable address OF
General Robert E Lee to the army near RicE-
mond
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
Personal Intellivcnce.

General d. +. sickles left New York yesterday 10 ro
sumo tho command Of his brigade the Lover Potomac
During his visit hero for tedays the General devoted his
whole auditing t OF the creditors Of
tho Excelsior Brigade The total for recruiting
cqupping this large force Of i've thousand mon was
about $780, oO0 without receiving any aid from the fa
nous Union Committee or Governor Morgan. This sum
Ia incredibly small when recall the fact that tho Union
Committee lavished frequently Of from nfty to
eighty thousand dollars the organization Of single
regiment Of eight hundred men. The Van wyek Commit
tee sooms, have investigated the accounts OF General
sickles' brigade and found thom above suspicion.
Prince do Joinville Count do Paris Duke de Charres
and suite; Lieutenant wainwright, Of tho United States
Navy and John wyeth and wife, Of PhAadeIph,a are
stopping at the Brevoort House.
Captain W. X. Snodbery, OF the United States Army;
f. b. Denby j. W. Moore and l.. Robinson Of the United
States NavyJ ). L. Sperry OF California; George H. stet
and family, Of Massachusetts; p Wilson, of Ohio
w. " Kay, OF Chicago; b. +. Russell, T. II. Bacon and
W. r. Lanes, of Boston, stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Hon. f. f. Johnson and L. W. W. Coo, OF Connectcut;
j. y. Fargo and B Robb, of Albany J. W. Fuller and W.
A. Shepard. Of Troy; George Starbuck and H. H. Sawyer
of Massachusetts, and NJ Randall OF syracuse are stop
ping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Lieutenant Goodman, OF the United States Army; g.
W. Hurting, of Boston; A. l.. Novins, of Baltimore
N. sloat, Of Vermont; H. f. Barrows, M. NJ Rhodes O.