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The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

CoNR 10 TEB CENTRs.-At the class Of last
year, We sent bills to large number # our
friends, and requested them IN forward to US
the amounts Of their Indebtedness a. soon as
Ne state Of their finances would permit. A
rev promptly Responded: bat the majority have
fear that the latter class, like ourselves, are
troubled With ''chronic vacuum excheuuoris,' -
In which case We can't complain for, when q
telIow can't, bow can her But We NAV be
permitted to say that most men, with little
exertinn, ought to scare up enough coin to nav
ehs printer: Not To pay the printer, is q CAPT.
al sin, and the man who shufles Cd this NOR.
NI coll without the printers receipt in his
pocket. will be in as bad condition az an en-.
lgrant to Mexico without . paSspOrt-the only
difference being that the one will pull up ia
HadeO, the other 10 Alcatrax.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

/
! INsIpIors ATTACK UPON LINCOLN AND
JonNsoS. -Our intensely loyal cotempo-
rary, the Sacramento Union, with bitter
est invective, on Wednesday, much to our
surprise, insidiously pitched into Lincoln
and johnson. With admirable dexterity,
to, conceal its real design, it commented
upon an article in the Marysville Express,
slightly derogatory to the amiable, toler.
ant and unobrusive Puritans We ex.
tract the following from the Unions ar.
ticle
1--WE can imagine no stage of moral degra.
dation go forlOrn and contemplate rs that
which leads man to befoul the nest 10 which
be was bred. or TO backen and diSOwn the
blood Of bis own race"
To whom is this language pre- eminent
" applicable? Lincoln and johnson are
both Southerners; they both claim to
have sprung from the white race. No
two men in the Union have labored more
industriOusly, assiduously and persistent
ly to "befOul the nest in which they were
bred, or to blAcken and disown the blood
Of their own race" than they. They
have drenched the land of their birth
with fraternal blood and armed negroes
to subjugate or exterminate their own
race-their own friends and relations. -
They are leaders of the worst faction that
lever disgraced or defOrmed humanity"
"a faction which was organized for the
express purpose Of grinding the Southern
people, ''the blood of their own race" to
powder. Well may tho Union exuIt at
their degradation and express the utmost
contempt for them. They deserve il, but
it seems to Us it comes with bad grace
from paper that but lately beslObbered
them with fulsome adulation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11
Sprrial ann GrnrraI Notices.

The Agent OF Lie DOyen's sarsspa-
rilla uih send In every Physician and sarF.on
II our state. the recipe for HE celebrated Blood
Medicine. 30 that the profession may be sa,i.6.d
Vi its genuirenssS. We believe /; viii 'sks place
as the trs; medicine for all arrangements OF the
ho'd, requiring an Alternative vegetable compound.
zee advertisement. ,no'26m6
The PhYSielEn is OMEN blA m d for
Sa'i ~ succ-r' hrS treatment when tn, disappnin
taeii IN the recovery OF the sick s &C he traced 10
'r .fn' nisterinE C. pure ", d.rines Robert White
aroihecary, ia pay nH particular attention 10 the
c'l7p7undlhE physicians prescriptions and n mRy
re- prs from me ir mes o: undoab;ed purity Rober,
at.sr, Medical HA!i. u si14ObLed agent GOr asOsi
- the genuine Pttent Msdic.nrA
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DIR. J. NJ. MOREENO,
Formerly Of Valparaiso,
Attending and Resident Physician.

DARTICCLAR ATTENTION paid to the treat.
4 meut OF Diseases Of Women and Children -
Communications strictly confidential. and all cor
respondence promptly answered. Consultation BY
letter or otherwise, PRE-.
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Cburrbrss Charitable Ororrs.

Protestant + Episcopal Church
PLACkkNILLE. Divine Service al H., Court House
eve-J sunday morning az rS O'Clock Sunday 9, hoo
a; same place, at 4 O'Clock, ?. n. cULoMA-S~rvce
on the hr>t a'i Third sunday evenings OF NE month
Al oci"rk ~ DORADO-SeTvices or the second
and fourth sunday evenings Of the month II ,,vrR
O'Clock DIAMOND SPRINGS-ServIce on the sec.
ond aLi fourth Sundays Of each month at 4 O'Clock
?. C c PFIcCP N;,,,.,..
Residence, Cary House. PlacerviIIe. ma
Catholic Church.-ReV. }. LarRan
WI ohelate IN Georgetown on every first sunday
Of the month also, in COoma Church on the third
sunday. DIVINE service commences at 10 A. n.
Nespers, in ST. Patrek's Church, PlacervilIe on
every sunday evening, At quarter pasiT. US7
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

SRrrTNo THuR TRAPs-Tn . few weeks the
election for city officers will come of, and the
Short Hairs are setting their traps b catch the
Long Hairs. The prOpriety OF calling q CITY
convention OF lOyalists for the purpose Of nomi
hating candidates 10 discussed, but Us each
party distrusts the other, and might not abide
by the action of the con veution, il 10 doubtful
whether one will DO held. Some want q free
aght. others party nominations. The Short
Hairs arc counting the favOrof the Democracy:
they profess IL be Democrats at heart, say thew
bate AbOliti1nists, and excuse themselves for
working with men they profess to despise, on
tne ground that u Ii necessary "to support the
Government" They would run en- independ.
cnt ticket and "cleAn out" the Long Hairs, IL
the Democracy would agree to support their
candidates. They are tolerant, unsel6sh and
loyal, and N prove Il, are anxious To defeat the
AooIItiO0tsts and place good conservative men
-them0elveS-in Office. With the civ govern
mont IN their hands they could elect their dele
gates 10 the different wards to the county con-
veution and control that body. To throw the
Long hHGs of their guard, they tell them that
Snefe 10 ne1hing at stake in the city election.
and that It matters not who succeeds. they ali
belong 10 the same party. The Long Hairs are
not 70 Do duped BY such plausible stories. The
short Hairs exposed their hand iu Sacramento
and thus put the Long Hairs on their guard
Inc night grows interesting and promise to be
exciting, vindictive and relentless. We shall
kseP Our readers advised of its progress.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11
FOREIGN. CALIFORNIA, &C.,

Payable IN Coin or It's E4aivAlentJ
Per Annum. Per Annnn
All The Year Round. D w s. F. Weekly Alta. 8 On
Mon Part Once Sd. " Bulletin. 5 ~
Week :...:...... 90 g F. Police tiaEelte 5 01
Lnndon Art Journall2 IN The Californian -. 5 "
Cornhill Magazine. 6 a. Mining and Sci,ptif. !.
Temple Bar. -. 10 ic Press - 8 No
London Socrty.... M Sunday Golden Era N
:" World Of Fashion 0O 5. = Suud Mercury %
Mining aud Smelling So Pacific s 10
MaRazine........ % g. = Monitor .... 2 la
SxpenLy Magazine 4 10 g. =. Medical Press s o.
Chambers Film Jour 1 20 g F. Irish News 3 On
Churchman's PANT Echo dV Paciique 10 90
ly Magazine on VI E''o de Pgeihco. 10 on
every Bows Mag. w La Voc de Mijico =. NJ
London Illus. News.l4 20 Cal. German Dem. 5 on
London Times ....l4 ~ California Farmer 8 90
London Dispatch. Ia 90 Mercantile GAG and
Lonron Index. 10 40 Prices Current. Q On
Mining Journal ~ 90 Sac. Weekly Union. 5 %
Belle Life in LondOnl4 90 Portland Oregonian Z o.
Wilmer & s. Times Is 90 Colorado Journal . 5 %
Dublin Sation.....l4 90 Territorial inter-.
London Punch. s 90 prise 8 o.
sidneV(N S.W)Herl'di5 20 Gold Hill News - ia 90
- J. II. S. 4 Co will attend to the supDlving NJ
all miscellaneous orders for Stationery, Blank
Books, Law Books, Medical Books, School Books
Standard and Miscellaneous Books, Cheap Publica.
tons Cutlery etc, etc. all Of which We will furn sh
at the lowest market prices.
a$S Our new Subscription List for 1895, which Is
more complete, will bs sent free on application.
Ifeb3m6
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

NEPTUNU I.IBsARY.-It is Iittle singular and
not very creditable to the yUusg men Of our
city, that 20 few of them see Subscribers to the
Neptune Library Association. The namber
and variety Of books in the library ought to
make It attractive, but We regret to say that
few avail themselves Of the privilege Of sub.
ccribing % it. The library contains nearly a
thousand volumes, many Of them rare works,
and with few exceptions, all of q standard
character. 1t may be that our citizens are uu
der the impression that none but members Of
ths company can belong 10 it or obtain books
from IT, Such al impression 10 erroneous
Any person contributing i've dollars annually,
other 10 cash, books, charts or engravings, be-
comes BY 90 doing a member OF the Library
Association, With ell the privileges of mem
Der OF the company. II is . small sun to pay
for the privilege Of reading. so many useful
entertaining and instructive works. Persons
desirous OF becoming members of the Library
Assoclation-we hope many do-can do 80 BY
paying their fee to the Librarian. 1t is an ex-
cellent Association and certainly deserves en-
oouragsment.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

Masonic NOtIce.--stated N etIngs q
~ Dorado lodge, No. 26, are held at Masonic Hal
on the Monday OF or next preceding the Full Mos51
in each month. aGf
FREDERICK :. BAISs, ". ~
HESRr D. RAPHAEL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

judgment nr The amount tsndered-ell6 90
debt and ele "a costs, 10 the Court bslow-and
that def. have Judgment sr cosls hero.
OGDEN SQUIRES, County Judge.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

MeSontc.--SieFra Nevada Council,
No. 30, Of Royal aud Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the hrst Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall. PiaceEvills.
WIN. 4. JANUARY, I. !. u.
HENRY D. RAPHAEL, Recorder.
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SUNDAY MORNING."

RETURNING FEOM MARKET"
Which alone worth the prize % slh.cr ptio, AID
can only be ob'Iiavt by sGbscrib.rg ikra.gl. U.s.
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J. H. STILL & CO.,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
Newspaper and Periodical
A G T. N II 8
4l3 Montgomery Street tBetween Sac
ramento and California;, san
Francisco

r II STILL. PIONEER BOOKSELLER AND
- NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE AGENT hav.
ing lately returned from the East aft ran absence az
wear, would hereby inform the citizens Of CAlifor-
mia ard TIE Pacific Coas: that he has resumed his
old business Of CsnvssSnE and SuhscIip'inn Agent.
Tor American ard Foreign NeWsp prrs an Maya.
Inrs. Feeling grateful to lii old Sub,a RIDERS and
customers for the liberal patronage bestowed on
HIM in years past J. II. STILL hopes BY strict sttrn
ton To business and hon rrahe d, a'iug to deserve
renewal Of their iavors While Est favorable ar.
rangements we're made with the publishers whereby
nov prepared to take LEGAL TENDER
10 rs at their PAR VALUE in payment ~ Sub
scriptions to American Newspapers aud Magazines,
tn
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

NOTICE.

II HAVE this day sold my entire stock Of DRY
Il G00De. OARPETINGA FANCY GO0DA, 70 Mr..
CHAS. B. PETIT, Who Win continue the business
at the old stand, @. HERLO0.
PiAeeTvills, March eth, 1855.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

Masonic. -- St. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No l6. holds its regular meetings in Ma.
sonic Hall, on the evening OF the 6rst Wednesday
OF each month All Companions In gSod standing
will be cordially welcomed
ARNID c. ARvIDSSON, n. Z. Il. P.
-HExHT D. RAPRAEI-- Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

Palmyra Lodge, No. 1871, r. T. \. NJ.
holds It's stated commuu cl atoms on Thursday nights
next preceding the full moon Of each month, in Odd
Fellows Hall, Piacervihe All brethren in good
standing are invited TO attend.
WILLIAM II. CROKER, ". u.
:. 4. PENWELL, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

T HAVE this dav purchased the stock Of DRY
il GOODS, CARPETiNGs, FANCY GOODS, etc 81,
Of Mr.. GUSTAV HERZ0G and respectfully inform
the public that shall continue the business ct the
old stand. CHAS. B. PETTIT.
PlAcerVille, March 9Th, 1855.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-11

OFFICE OF DR.. J. N. MORENO,
Aea1nsy Street, Corner Of Commercial,
RSA1In9l san HplNrTnrO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25
VOL. XXE,---No, ID
The Song of autumn.

have painted the woods, l have kindlcd
TIE sky,
have Frightened the hills with glance of
mine eye:
l have scattered the fruits, have gathered
the corn,
And now from the earth must her verdure
be torn.
Ye lingering flowers, We leaves Of the
spray,
lgGmmon yc all-away!
No more from the depth of the grove may
be heard
The JOY burdened song of its iluttermg bird
| have passed o er the branches that shelter
him there,
And their quiyering drapory is shaken o air.
Ye lingering flowers, We leaves ot the
spray,
summon We all away away!
Plead not the days are yet sammy and long,
That your hicS are sill br.Gn. ming, your
fibrcs still strong;
To yigor and beauty. rclen less n -
There is nothing too young or too lowy to
die
Ye lingering flowers, We leaves Of the
spray,
summon We all-away. away!
And call on the winds that repose in the
north,
To send their wild voices in unison forth;
Let the harp Of the tempest be doeiuIly
strong
There's wall to he made, there's dirge to
be SUN;
FJr the lingering flowers. the leaves Of
the spray,
They are doomed they are dying, away,
AWAY,
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ment. As with these States it is every where
come back frankly, aud accepted all the -
sues of the war, even the issues Of the Pres
ident? For the temporary purpose Ut an
argument we will lay aside Manhood Sut-
fragc What Southern State has acccp'ed
al The Presidential propositions? Not one ;
and for this reason only that the Rebels will
not conccde one jot or title toward recon
sructng a Union that does rot eterni2e
Slavery and strengthen the power Of the
Shareholders. They know fall well that if
we leave the negro in their hands freed
man. ard allow them to group around him
laws as degrading as those Of South Carroll
na, they viii have littlc trouble in pcrpetuat
ing system more degrading than Slavery
in Ills. that It gives the master power over
the aero, and at the same time releases him
from any pecnniary or personal responsibility
Let rs emphasize these two points. The
R'AyIs play for a winning game. "Lat rs
they say, kick open the doors of Congress,
and what then? We have our apporti pnment
increased for, the negro being free, he
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,L,.aa,, ,t., nil, ,:,o ,na o,,o,,ct thc mas.
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,o,,t Cd, doos :, rr,Jor conn,lsion-.rbo
co,,,,ol.;,, of = dnsnotcb from WASHINGTON.
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oc,t l.o .,.yo cojo The n,vcr that co.oDe,s
.l;. ,,.;,,,, 80, ,,. ,or, :. r,o novor that
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25

BURNING WATER.-A contemporary says
that ''the New York Association for the ad
vancement Of science are discussing the
practlcabili'y of brniag acater. We hope
they will establish the fact that it can be
done. What e collapse there would be
among the Spectators in coal?' The fact
that it can be done has long since been es-
tablished What remains is only a qrestion,
as we suppose, Of economy of manufacture.
Water being composed Of hydrogen and oxy-
gen, an electrical current composes it into
those two gases. If they be collected in
separate tubes, and these, at a certain
point, united and match applied, the great
est artificial heat known results from the
combination. An enormous heat is con.
tanned in a pint of water if there we're but a
cheap way to develop it, and it will, doubt.
less, be done ere many years.
Home Journal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25
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Idle Boys.


He who is idle aad v,cio"s in school
sill more 50 whoa he .a.'c> il He who
fires sanlDs, wi' in :i,l, fire pistols II"
who plays cards for sport will if lie tnrn
not, play erciong for money. tie who rob,
lrcn roosts and orchards. will probably some
day rob safes and pockets He may not do
it in the way to expose himself to the peni.
tea,iary; he may have his wits SO Snarp"lr'd
as to rob legally, by setting up a wild cat
bank, or be,raving the c"uidsr"c IT hi 90"
plovcr, or obtain the possession of property
without the means of paying for it Or by
getting his hand upon the public offers, that
he may f'' his own. undcr the sost appeiia.
ton Of "oreach of trust
would that you could see with my eye
for little while: yob would then think with
me. that he who. when boy. could not BE
trusted canno, now that he is man. 1t would
not be proper for me to mention names, ~
could Illustrate this by numerous painful
examples But they are not necessary. Eff
feet viii follow causc-as man sows so
shall he reap; bovhood is the seed time, of
which manhood is the harvest.
As therefore, you love yourselves, form
the habit, while young, of employing all
your time usefuIly. Never be unemployed.
The land is full of oilers, striving to live
without labor 1t is not to be supposed that
you are never to take recreation this is use
| full, it is necessary-but if it come after hard
study or productive labor. it will probably
! be henlthful and moderate. An honorable
not 90 forth in forms Of mischievous exer,
ton. 1t is not to be supposed that boy is
to be a man, much less an old man. but, in
the midst Of his mirh and hi'arty, he may
! be innocent and amiable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-11-25

QUERY.-Did any one ever hear of min.
lister having "call' from high to low
salary?
The sun., 1865-06-07
Present Condltiop OF Arlington.

A correspondent Of the Boston ApvERrisrR, who
has recently visited the old Lee estate at Arlington.
,sysi
"a sreat deal Of timber has teen cut from the Ar
ins'on state during the var, but much 'iIi remains,
inolu linz ioue royal pli oaks which II does ones
hest oOd TO iook upon. In 1891 there were five hun
dtod acres 9i me- nlheent 9ies, more tn.n nMi o.
tion on tho iiFht Of the mansion, and nesrlv haif
mile fiom q, 10 the freedmens Nilre. This oon.,t,
Of group Of rhite cabins elap-boaided tnd
painted a story and q hnlf hiRh, arranged at equal
interval, Of q rod or 30 alons both sides o.
Thsso houses ae quite neatly kept although sitd-
alton And coll preclude, the po-tibiliV oi tuucn
streets and door-steps 40 ropulous With men,
romen and ohidfcn Of the very hlacseT huc.
Apparently mixed blood I, admitted into the pure
atistocracy Of the Fieedmons Village. or oouise
there IL much that IL gr'esque in the costume and
wth much eNciuslvenc.s that the transit Of a~hiis
I'rron through their street s evidently nu1iceahle
event IN the history of the day, snd causes senefd
rush to the doors and Windows. II II odd how un-
Nctaly 'he mcu and bovs sear come article OF cast
away Mon army co'hing-sometimes wh1'e UNI
the blue OF which II only occasionally visible IN the
inuutces tetvcen the pstch,s. Tie men 81 ims
fArm,, and I'm vort on the cemetery. We hav, seen
.on" Of them a. their ros's ~ th. latt.i d,plit-
meht, and cannot help thinking come indcr
tAskfnN''r than the Government IL needed TO
tesrh them What tree lalor IT, Apparently they
have been 70 olg uscd the ctAct of the seofs
Nhp that uis'ius IT, q ey Know no hishcr duty than
10 take tnCir in idlcuess. ntOitunAtolv, the r
Nntf cNiLttdHi nave lnitftluns nee
| men we'll ~ fr cdmen o.l uxuriousN under thc
tres TIE frCeimers' VILLAGE h4s chapel its tell
hanlns out IN the open without bclir> or .ccple
Oh tue roo hHpih Slih male AND female depart
monis ami lpng ross Of iron cots; and houso ior the
tupeiintehd"nt, Win more pfe'entions .Nle OF
sfchitecute han the dWolng' OF tile negroes, but
| stil sunis and ,henplv lut. Pgisinr Nv those one
rVOn reaches the broad Old turnpike, which La, iol
| the tramp Oi 90 many Thousands # nol rOldlers
since Koiert Lee fled hastily over IL 10 Richmond
The tol,-rac 10 nov dsutct, Tut on each side of 4
scowi through rockaDeo OF ost pair oi block brus
muzEer, s'Ili cugiCeu hy Union soldiers. and al
ready, 1t Nirvnia should attempt secession Ggan u
bciCh forth tleir ,oloy nithout waiting D.nth v
| zee II she Ia In earnest.
The sun., 1865-06-07

hlns should be done to this end AZ once, for am
Az red. also, BY tho poet commandant here, that
uniess bep is furnished within three weet', there
will te GctuAi Caths from starvation. The COM
DAY. A poor woman caIne all the vav into town on
foot. from distance Of ~ miles leaving o. home
family OF children, VII had ad nothing 10 eat fof "a
hour Yet the most that could lie done 10 answer 70
her appeal 10 request the conitzissary II possi-
bic 10 supply her. sherr devastated heit Of ~
mie. and ieit trsck Of famine through three coun-
tics OF the poorest portion Of the state The hungry
c-Jpd AZ Marietta were outspokcn In e1Ccration Of
the tr.io. who had deceived them into ,heif pres
anti m
The sun., 1865-06-07
MARINE NEWS.
CI.EARHI,.

CLEARHD
sTFdANSHfPS-ArtsGn, Baltimore. ElzAhe h,
do N9ftCy. Phi ldelnh's; Lucy - Gto ge, BcIIuudA
& knight, fhad, phia.
sHIlS-Gra'ltudr, Liveip0oi: Pocahcntas, Bangor
Joycn Ihoma. OIO.to, Polar star, ~ John, Is.
BAEES- Iiamhurgh, LONDON: Sacramento, haya-
ruo1; Emblem, lBrtIshl Cudora.
BRiGS--S Duncan, Mobile Buckley, HALIFAX ;
funcc, NRsuabo.
SCHOONER. Il 7 Stockton. Richmond. Rr-.zc.
Bsltimofe; Hentle'tr Ro ton; Ntsuoiih lllutsinr',
NJ, HOdrrcn, thariot'utor ~ X be tn Chatlcstou,
rAr'h l.. -, Orgc'oWn Fountain. IAll River, Hannah
Mfttln, " lrhinstur, EldgoW OOd- Mnshlngton, Heto
sAIein, \ Young, Phl'ade phia
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Algonquin, Providence: Flea 3
Terry, Nevbcrn y &; Kiue Fisher, Charleston:
Il SiGulj4lg, MogCLcaI civ.
sHIfS--Il1zie How ari, Llv; John II Ryclson do;
Jacob sta l,er, IiavIe; Webster, Live pjo.
ENRKs KrchH'ilc Glaze BAY, sheffield Prov
HEIGs Port. mouth, flom Mntnnlrt, Cuba: Arca,
Nci-Iul Lady MHfhingtou, Horton, y s: B Young,
,'isc. By ~ ne Loi'ius DO, Btsst York Pan uboro;
Dt Euclssoa, Grab lsnnd.
sCHOUSERS- -Armadillo from New +, tford; J @
Baldwin, dbl own for Ilgnt.tup0fu Ida Ma,
dorchester; telegraph Cow BAy; Ma sgie Rel Rock
land: Catman River HrrlcfU n N Clcavel,rd. Lin
gan, Bay state, FTovidtnco, lcocadiA, salem; J \
Crawford, Grcent ott llOcksuon, NinteTport; star,
Notsich b,hqIE,h, Neu hayan; Lizzie Guptil,
kockiand; 4 Fceaea Mhhudgc. : Gilman, Boston;
Ih' nix Portland Me. Fanny t.ivan, CharlotteoN n,
7 !; Harve,t Queen, Couwalis; Kate Wentworth,
Gov Bay; G., rus Chamberlain, BOrton for Alhnny;
I1m'- II leputy, Hortol, Nara, IT Johns, 4;
Minerva Taupico; Mecca Grand MAnan y n.