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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24


Tie New York Evening Pest publishes the first cleo
pioneering document OF the season, in the shape OF
collection Of tracy little jokes and Stories by Abe Lin
CON
| PREsIDENTIAL PUNs.
MIR. Lincoln, in his happier moments, is not always
reminded of little story but often INDUCES in
ritabe joke One Of the latest reported in his remark
had recently been very much worried Dy people seeking
favors. "Wei eaid he when the cunta gious disease
was coming him, ave got something now that
cau give to everybody About the time when there
Was considerable grumbng as to the delay In forward
ing to the troops tn mouey due them, Western pay.
master, lE full majo attire was one day In tro iuced at
public ception "Being heIe Mr. Lincoln" said be- Il
thought I'D call end pay my respects" From the
complaints OF the soldiers" responded the President
4 guess that's alb VI all any of you do pay"
1t is told by general correspondent, who is proba.
bly, "reliabe," that Mr.. Lincoln walking up Penn
syvana avenue the other day. relating lttle story
to Secretary Seward when the latter called his atten
ton to sign bearing the name of "T. r Strong"
ala I" says old Abe his coun:enance lighting up with
peculiar smile, T R. Strong, but coffee are strooger"
Seward smiled, but made no reply. We don't know
how be could reply after 80 atrocious thing that.
STORY CONCERNING A SECOND TERM.
gentleman, it is said, time ago limited to the
President hat deemed quite settled that he would
accept denomination for bis present Office whereupon
Mr.. Lincoln was reminded of story of Jesse Dubois
out in illinois. jesse State Auditor, bad charge OF
the State House at Springfield An tinerant preacher
came along and asked the use of it for a lecture.
"On what sub ject ?" asked Jesse.
son the second coming of our Saviour" answered
the longfaced Millerite
40 bosh" retorted Uncle jesse, testify, guess i'll
our Saviour had been to Springfield, and had got
away with bis lfe he'd be too smart to think Of COM
ing back again."
This, Mr.. Lincoln said, was very much the case
about the succession. |
AS further elucidaton Of Mr.. Lincolns estimate of
Presidential honors story is told of how applicant
for Office CT more than ordinary pretentcns called upon
him, and, presumiDg the activity he had shown in
behalf of the Republican ticket, asserted reason
why the office should be given him. that he had made
Mr.. Lincoln President
Is You made me President did you" said Mr.. Lin.
coin, with twinkle of bis eye.
!" think | did," eaid the applicant
"Then a precious mess you've got me into, that's
al" replied the President and closed the discussion
CONCERNING TIE PRESIDENT PERSONALLY.
Some one was smoking in the presence of the Presi.
dent and compmented him on having no vices Meth.
er drinking nor smoking. " That is q doubtless COM
pliment answered the President. recollect being
outside stage in Illinois, and man sitting be.
side offered me q cigar. told him had no vices
He said nothing, smoking for some time. and then
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
HENRY W. ALLEN,
Gov. State of Louisiana.

CoRRkCTIoN.-The following Geographic item in Thurs
days Journal puzzled doubt puzzled our rea-
ders -"DALToN, March l6th 18Gi.-Generai Polk had
grand drill of his corps day. Il SHOULD have been Gen.
eral HooD. We thought it strange that General Polk
should be at Dalton that the fact should be
published. Yet despatch as sent to us
from
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TELEGRAPHIC
Reports OF the Press Association.

Entered according to the Act Congress- the year oo
hv s. THRIsHER, in the Clerk Office of the Glstrict
Court of the Confederate States for the District
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

DEArH.-Mr. John M. Elliott, the Oldest printer in
the United States died at his residence in Jersey City
on the 2lst uit He was the onlv survivor of the eel
ebraed Miranda expedition, fitted out n 1904 in New
York city against the Spanish Main, he, with Others
having been involved into the affair By representations
that they were going to New Orleans as printers Mr.
Elliott was long confined in Spanish prison.
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FROM TUNNEL HiLI-ALL QUIET.
n.rmoN 90 March Is

DALTON, Ga, March Is, 1864,
All remains quiet beyond Tunnel Hill and appearances
are uufavorable for engagement OF an early day.
Division drills are still the order of the day.
An interesting revival is going on 10 the various
Churches.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
cT IN FRONT OF GEN. LIEF

All quiet in front to-day. The enemy still hold the
old picket limits. The reads are in good conol'n'
Weather pleasant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
DIED..

On Marsh, Dupn County, Sunday, 2sth ut Of 10:
fsmation Of the BRAIN JESSE sWINSON, Esq, aged S
years, months and days.
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Fire Last Night.


ont in wooden building Seventh Street, between Mar
&et and Dock Street. occupied Wheelwright Shop by
SAM HOoPRR, a free negro The Wheewright Shop, with
an adjoining Blacksmith shop, and small clubhouse
were destroyed We have estimate of the amount of
loss. The buildings destroyed. were we should think of
very little value.-DdRy Journal 18th.
OFFosIrIoN-Some obstructive" influence, we sup.
pose' started quite fire just at the time for the assem-
bling OF the meeting last night, at the Court House.
The bell that ought to have rung the call for the meet
ing sounded the alarm for the fire. The crowd that
was bound for the Court House was diverted by the
glare of the corhagraton, so that the organization
OF the meeting did not take place until considerably
after the hour appointed and the attendance was less
luu than 1t would otherwise have been. The feeling
OF the meeting, however, in unison with that of the
community ara the action of the meeting no doubt
represents n TIE sentiment of the people of the coun-
ty irrespective OF former differences Where there ia
marked unison OF feeling, there can be little or no
political excitement and without the stimulus of ex
element or novelty, public meetings are seldom LARGELY
attended. People are satisfied with what is done
without e2erting themselves to give their personal at
tendance-DGiy Journal l8h.
The Petersburg Epress gives list OF the Confederate
oceis WHO reached chnond Tuesday from the North
Among them are the following from Carolina: Col IRx
KNTHoRPE llth Regt. N. c. T.. Lieut. Col FDv.RnC.nr
WILL - n. c. Cavalry; Major A. D. CREEpUP. 47th
aegt' NJ q T.; Captain A. s. CLOUD 10Th Regt NJ G. T..
FIRST Lieut. h. KEoUGH Goth Regt. N. c. T. L. j. H9pY
citizen OF North Carolina,
we are pleased to hear of the Of any officers or
soldiers from captivity, AMI especially where as in the
cases OF Co.'s LEvENTHoRrE aud CANrwELL we have en-.
the pleasure of an acquaintance the parties The
'''"fA Oh al will be hailed by many friends.
sAoW'-4s we supposed, snow fell this week to the |
OF rs and perhaps the interior. letter from
dated the 10th, says that snow fell the n;h+
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
v.fxy4VUopl p1irfs:

NJ, ~ Indebted to the courtesy OF mercantile a"nse
49,. ooies of rryate letters a circulars from Livet
I living The ruling rascs Of "o'to' toh aeco nd val
stores at that place the LIST and Attn of february l6t
A letter of the l2th says:
Cotton is steady, ddioa 1erican being quoted
at abont 27d par pound This article Be- ms 10 b
the best prospects If profit to blockade runners.
Naval Stores are steady. Spirits Tutpentine in barrels
so shilling per cwt Resin &c hlings to So shngs for
fine pale.
Estimated stock Of Cotton in Liverpool:
FIR l2TH Ipe4 FEE l21H 1853.
hale Is 4S0 :
0tber .,...,..-. 2O5 go 32S Clio Q.
$50 66p 394 G90
TOBACCO cUoTATI Ne, FEE ST.
Virginia Leaf. nominal. 24d
Wesern observation-disclosures. Sd I'D. AID l3d
/" 5temTDed. :..:.....................lld. led
Cayepdish ....~...........t0da Is Sd. aud Is
Negtohead Ia Cd. "a 3D. and So Cd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
TIE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
VII MINGroa, N. c.. SATURDAY, MARCH 49, 1854
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
MARRIED..

When may horse be said to be dislike man? When
he can't bear him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

MARRIED..
On the l4h of January by Murrll Esq., at the house
OF ID. W. RUSSELL Brown Sound, Onsl0w county, Mr.
SOLOMON GORNTO to Miss CARRIE WARD all of
Onslow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

ssoW.-As we supposed, snow fell this week n the
OF rs and perhaps the Interior letter from
dated on the 10th, says that snow fell the nobt
Setofe, TO the depth Of two inches.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

HANGING NEGROES AT JAcKsoNvnLE.-A cores
pondent of the New York Herald, with tie expedition
10 Florida, says:
Gone day last week party of four negroes belong
ing to of the colored regiments in Florida, COM
mtted rape On white woman. Three of them were
taken on Wednesday and tried by drumhead court
martial They convicted, sentenced to be hung,
and an hour afterwards two OF them were swinging at
Camp Finnegan. The other was brought into Jack.
sonvile where at twenty minutes notice, scafOld
was erected, the troops called out the citizens notified
and he had shared the righteous fate of his fellows
The body allowed to remain twenty four hours be
fore being cut down. General Seymour characters.
tcay up the proceedings of the court for General
Gimores approval, with an endorsement on the back
that the sentence had been carried into effect
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

JOKES AND STORIES OF LINCOLN
Tie New York Evening Pest publishes the first cleo
pioneering document OF the season, in the shape OF
collection of tracy little jokes and stories" by Abe Lin
cof
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

grunted out, It's my experience the folks who have
no vices have plagued few virtues"
The President is rather vain of his height but one
days young man called on hun who certainly
three inches taller than the former he like the
mathematical de6dtion of the straight line-leDgth
without breadth. Really said Mr.. Lincoln II must
look up to you if you get into deep place you
ought TO be abe to wade out" That reminds us OF
the story told of Mr.. Lincoln somewhere when a crowd
called him out. He came out with bis wife the bal.
cony (who is somewhat below medium heght) ind
made the following brief remarks"-"lIere | am, and
here is Mre. Lincoln. That's the long and short of
it,"
A RtsuKE 70 PEOPLE AeKING TRIVIAL FAvoRs.
A Virginia farmer, not over patriotic, probably, i'm
portuned the President TO use his lrHuence to have
claim for damage done TO his farm by soldiers consider
ed Immediately. Why, my dear sir" replied Mr..
Lincoln bandy, i" couldn't think of such thing. If
l considered individual cases. should find enough for
twenty Presidents - But" said the persevering suf
ferer, couldn't you just give me line to Colonel =
about it, Just one line 2" Ha, ha, ha J" responded
Old Abe, you remind me Of old Jock Chase, out In H.
linos AT this time the crowd hudled forward to lis
ten "Ycu zee, Jock-I knew him like brother
used TO be lumberman the Illinois, and he was
steady SOBER and the best raftsman the river
1t was quite trick twenty five years ago, to take the
logs over the rapids; but ne was sklu with raft,
and always kept her straight IN the channel. Finally
steamboat was put on aud Jock-he's dead now, poor
| felow-was made O captain of her. He always used
to take the wheel going through the rapids. One day.
when the boat was plugging and wallowng along the
boiling current, and Jocks utmost vigilance was being
exercised to keep her in the channel boy pull
ed his coat tail and hailed him with, "Say Mister Cap
tain l wish you'd jest stop your boat minute I've
lost my apple overheard"
CONCERNING CoEGREsSNEN.
1t is stated that he much dsgusted at the crowd
of officers who some time ago used to loer about the
Washington Hotels, and be is reported TO have re.
marked to a member of Congress "These fellows aud
the Congressman do me sorely."
Another member of Congress was conversiDg with
the President and somewhat annoyed blythe Pres
dents propensity to divert attention from the serious
subject be had on bis mind by ludcrous illusions.
"Mr. Lincoln," said be, 81 think you would haVt
your Joke if you were within mile of hell"
EYES," said the President, "that is about the distance
to the Capitol"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

Of the foregoing. The 1905 are withdrawn from cir
culaion from the date If the passage of the ac leaving
seven hundred millions Of non-inerest bearing notes
We may 5alls consider that all the $lO0 bills (save
some stray bills by rccident) will be withdrawn Also
that enough bills viii re converted INFO tour per cent.
bonds to pay. ii Iruty taxes o>l664 Muny of the
ZOOS will be used huw purchasing boz d, for tax
purposes that Of sos, 20s and los there will be
fewer withdrawn Tor that purpose, Again There may
be some of the money funded rather than pay the 33
per cent. tax. Suppose he funding to be as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
Queen Victoria.

=" Easton, December 26, 1863"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23

7tco Kinds OF GUi.-Tberc are two
kinds of girls. One Of the kind that ap'
pears best abroad the girls that are good
for parties, rides, visits balls, &c, and
whose chief di'ight is in such things -
The other is that kind that appears best at
home the girls that are useful and cheer
full in all the products Of home. They
differ widely in character. One is moth
consuming everything abouther; the other
is sunbeam, inspiring life and g'adncos
all along her pathway. Now it does not
necessarily follow that there shall be two
lasscs Of girls
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23
CULTURE OF ONIONS-A HINT TO
FARMERS,


The extraordinary rise in The price Of
onions, cnu'el by the great demands in
our camps and army hosPi!al0 for 'hi'
most valuLe Of all common vegetable anti
scourbu,ies, has donltlcss sufficiently inIi.
Gated to intelligent farmers that the onion
crop will be one OF the most proft,ble
which they can cultivate this season. In
order 10 assist them in this most promising
work we copy the following hint from the
communication Of farmer to oRe Of or
western exchanges
"The prevailing opinion is that to grow
good onions the sets grower the previous
year should be planted. II is in an error,
Better onious aud larger rop' can be grown
from seed thaufrom sets. The seed should
be frs, Gown in ho, bed as thick rs they
can stand, As soon as the seed ia up open
the beds to the air and water freely. In
April Prepare cur ground and plant the
sets from the hosbed, singly, one by one,
three inches asuuder, in rows ten inches
apart, If the ground is very good and
they are cultivated, yon may have eight
hundred bushels from On acre"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23

French Putting. fake one quart Of
milk, nine large tablespoonsful Of -four,
and eight eggs Beat the eggs very light,
adding gradually to them the -four and
the milk. Butter thoaoughly pan or
some, tcacups pour in the mixture, and
bake in tolcrable quick oven.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23

Rice Blancnonge,-Tuke one pint OF
new milk, add to it two eggs well beaten,
four sroonslnl of brandy; CRATE little
nutmeg, sweetcn in to your taste, boil It
when near cold, putt into your mould ;
when quito cold, turn it out mix a little
sugar, cream and untmcg, and PIT around
it in the dish garnish with red cnrran'
jelly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23
sEgLlNs Or ssAEsE or III ~
T.ksso psr. B,lssm H.rsu-y cr s.,l..

Take ~ Bst' H.lssn asrsHry cr eusls.sas, ss-s-
sinrs hr unpleasant and dangerous disesss Es,,
b"lds lEtract buchn aud lmrtuvrd Rnse We. ....,
secret "i'cnses IN all their ssgts. A. lute ar.sgs,
CTpusurr.
II causes frequent desire and gives ,trsrs. is
hhl". th'Tyuy r'moyiuE distinctions, Fru7 ..r -.
curing structures Of tn lr'thra nliHyus A ~ ~.
hfnHluon, so ftlurut IN The class uf urs ,-.r ..
81. mug "a! poisonous. diseased aud worn 81. .....
Thousands upon thousands who have H..-.r. .f-
tins ul fgarks, and Who have paid hsa,g a.,l b..
Sn''I 80 shnrI umr, haTH found thy ..,
anu mat ur 'PplSpN has, by the use q .r,.y.. T.,
AfrinGnms' hcun dried mp in ID" sy.tnn 90 .r..f g.
~ AZ aggravated form ana perhaps shss4....a.s
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23

FIVE Sq}cs in one fr' .sl cams .ut right; rui ss-
tsHis in g0Oi eoHditidR.
The salamander SAFES Of Philadelphia agaiRrt II,
EVANS & WATSON

~ z No q n I I = w,
have had the "urfs demonstration in the following esa
t1crtc that their manufacture Of Silanaucr Safes Ia,
nt length fully warranted ha representations which have
been made ol thnm a7 rendering undoubttd srcurty
sgainst the terrific element.
Philadelphia AprIl -. 1856.
.ht5Srs Erdns & HstSor: Gentlemen 1t affords uI
the highest satisfaction state 10 vOu that owing fta
the very protective qualities Of two of the anmundCr,
Safes which we purchased of you Ave month since
we saved large portion Of jrwery and all haoks
&C. exposed to the cHlamnuus, fire in RHnatead place on
the morning Ofthr llth inst.
When we reflect that these safrs wore located IN the
fourth story ofthc building occupied and that the
Tell subsequently intoa heap Of burning where the
vast concentration of the heat caused the hrass plates
melt we cannot but regard the preservation Of their val
uabe contents as most convincing proof Of the great
curity afforded by your safes.
we snail tGEe great pleasure in recommending tners
men ui business rs a sura reliance against tire
GEORGE W. SIMMONS x BRO, .ltns!!Srp
" Ihcy have slucc purchased six large SAFES.
July 20, 1859. IAngust IN i-As.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23
,GMqu7UN COMjiEECLfL COiLr0r

ana 'lf'tIOu VI Al' ~ W - 'H"Ai ~ l'llg Ilh'
aipul Of the
BLyGMqlITUM COMMERCIAL COkLrGn
Tho course of instruction embraces ltha rt1nistss
Of u thorough practical hu.iu'ss education, anu IA,
been luoly uXt"uuud by the introduction Of an A''l
Uu~iuuss COutst ~ which the student engages n VIC
regular routine nj business transactions, cHrmulih I'd
AMI amiliaLia'd by means of a stort, lin Whrh hs
actUM basifss Of buying and settling goods - carried
on by each student, and business Offices. VIZ Eluts
nf Issue ana urpnst, Rail RoadIug aud Steam'Boalihg
Iu,t Oitrc, Telegraph, &C., &c.
Tho Proprietor has spared notmro or expense m mn
King this Course the most thorough nnd cnupl'" ul
any ever pr.s s.utcd 10 the public, ana feels iny !"
'utcd that utur having been hmsolirngag'd III "c'A
business, and having had many years tNp'n'n'' az
teaching the Sciuro uf Accounts ana hlhE NIlhu Nv
Iull aud chreinut corps ut teach llFt he WIZ ~ tWn
blgd To- make thorough AMI ssul SrlNu''3' VI IL"
who may place themselves under his charge
PENIfj jNSHTPi
In this essential branch Of q blsnss cduc1iioa nc
College offers hcttrr facilities 10 the lohrncr' ae
Spcnrornu system VIII b. taught IN all its vsr'lIe' 10y
the must skillf1i masters Of the art Specimens q"
Wiring from this Institution have received me hI3"
cscDnuums from the press. ~
For general information, terms, &c, address i't
i'ge Monthly, which viii b. mailed free rur 'NrS'
mcus uf Pcumdnship, enclose two three nutst''I''
Address w. W LOWELL. rrincipn q.
lUWtll's Commercial College, EnelHm'I y, '
T. S.-One Of Eittcr& Du1cau's No. hignlF in'l.o
me. perfect roiut qui spung Gold Pens, WIN ho el
ana cusc, warranted for one year and ~ snlt' VIII t
tant free Of charge to any ono who viii remt S3''
the above address.
OCtuhpI g. i-b3-ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23
FTMALES-FEMALEg.

Ia EatV affections peculiar u Frn1,-s tie. f.l g,
Buchn - uur4uolIcd ty my uth-, r m.av.st Is 80.
tutl" ur Il ttruIi.u, irrsuuIuritv rsiurIIue,. ~ o..
precision of Customary EVRtuslions uleprsted o. CO..
rh0h~ slAt' Of the ltrus LsushorrhSa or W..sl
~ tFi.'E an" fsr all complaints iucitnt tu IT, aaF
Ui'ti-T Hrislng tr1H iAslssrslI0I sssns sfsss.ss.
tia, VI "a iAs
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23
SICK HEADACHES Ann WANT OF AP ETITE,
lNIlnEN IAI. no ElI.nlLkH-

Those fnoling which 50 s1Sdon us usually arisg from
trouble or Gunqyuurrs, ohstruptel uatspirutau eat
ing aud drinking whatever is unwhol nsomr. thus dis
turhiug the hrllhll action 1T the liver and stomach
These organs must be ronved if You desire To- hr well
The Pins, TAX "a according u the printed Institutions
Niil quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomach. and rs q natural consequence, clear head
and good appetite,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-04-23
DENTISTRY.
SURGEON DENTIST,
1864.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE
, 49, r-r-f s-t.s9s-

5514
- & Z l. . e. O "A, u
This great line traycrscs the Northern and North
~ost counties # Pennsylvania to the city Of Erlr On
Lake Irlc,
II has been leased by The Pannsylvnnia Railr.,!
Company and under their auspices Is belAg rapidly
Opcued throughout its entire length.
II Is no" :" Usu for Passenger aud Freight bsinns
from Harrisburg 10 Emporium lHj miles juu The I-t.
crn Division aud from sheffield to Eric 10 miles ON The
Western Division.
TIME or PASSENGER rEIIEa AZ EOETuuNRrFtAvD.
Mail Train leaves, Euet g!1A NJ
lAP'rts iFaih 10 ., +. N.
Man " " West Is
lNpfess D. 4. NJ
Ns run through WITHOUT CHAEsa both Wavs % tho ~.
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven and
baltimore ana Luck Haven. New aud elegant Sic. ~.
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train bolh viits
between Nilliamsport ami Baltimore, and Williams.
port and philulrlphiu.
For IutorwmIlon respecting Passenger business, ap
ply AT the >. T.. COR I'm and Market Sts.
Aud Tor Freight business Of the Cuupnuy's Agents
; H. King s'pn, Jt Cor, l3lh and Market Sts., Phlls
]. ~, Reynolds, Eric,
N. DrilL Agent y. e.. R.: R. Baltimore.
II, II. Houston. Gcul, Freight Agt. rhilalrlnhia
lcWls l'lioupt, Gent Ticket hgt philudulpila
Jos oph u. lolts, GcnL Manager Wimus puu
February 10, l-Gl.