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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-03
Trihutes of Respect.

To the Mo,t Worshipfh Master, Wardens ana
Brethren Of Phenir Lodge No. 2T5 r.
l. AM,
The undersigned committee, appointed at
a called meeting on the 18th day Of Febru-
AIRY A. D. 1866, to draft resolutions express
sive Of our feelings in relation to the death
Of our deceased brother, George W. Dick.
son, fraternally submit the following:
WHEREAS, it has pleased the allwise Ruler
of the Universe, in the dispensation Of his
Providence, to remove from among us our
friend and brother, George W. Dickson,
therefore,
Re,olpsd That in the death Of Brother
Dickson, this Lodge has been deprived Of q
faithful and efficient member whose trork
was creditable to the craft the country has
lost a good and loyal citizen; and his widow
and children are bereft Of n kind husband
and father, on whose affection and care
they could always confidently rely.
Re,oIped That this Lodge extend its SYM
pathy TO his bereaved family, and condole
with them, the sad loss they have sustained.
Resolued, That as mark Of respect to
our departed brother, we wear the usual
badge Of mourning, for the space OF thirty
days.
Rs,oived, That the Secretary enter these
resolutions in the minutes OF this Lodge,
and furnish the widow Of deceased with a
certified copy of the same.
TH0S. W. T0LER,
DO. NORTON. COMMITTEES.
RICHEY.
Resolred, That copy be forwarded to
the Dallas Herald for publication.
IA. LEACH, W. NJ,
B. L. RIcHrr, Secretary,
TO tke Msu Worskigfal Master, Wardens and
Brethren Of Phosair Lodge, No. 2I5, " &
A.. NJ,
The undersignsd COMMITTEES appointed at
q called meeting, on the llth day Of Febru-
AIRY A. d. 1866, 10 draft resolutions on the
occasion Of the death Of our deceased
Brother. David Ford, fraternally submit
the following;
WHTRE.s our worthy brother, Daniel Ford
Ia, been cut down by the sh-d-sourIne
sevtbs Of Tine, add y Es<ttred fnio the
is,S her, our fathers have gone before
u. therefore -. a..
T,.,ir,d That rt deeply deplors this
.-.1.,rhaiv event, BY which Masonry is de-
-,-;~ss on a worthy member, society, Of
r~-s nan. and enc tb.t promised % BE
,..<rrI In I il profession and his family, q
- .r.r1;,rrfs husband, and kind father.
Is-r fellow our brother 70 the Ersvs. Jet
- r,ssre H. surely sns rrFFijly our iirs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-03
MARRRIED.

On "Wednesday evening, February 7th at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. p. TAYLOR, Lancaster by the Rev. W.
G. VEAL, Mr.. J. p. TAYLOR aud Miss J. Ii. sAUN.
DERS, formerly Of Kentucky.
Our young friends did not forget the printer, as Is
attosted by the abundant supply Of brides cake,
which was forwarded to with the above notice..
May blessings in pro fusion descend upon them, in
the new estate upon which they have just entered,
unalloyed by single cloud to darken their bright
sunshine Of welded life.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-03

Efy- Estrays from Denton County recciv-
cd too late for this issue. viii appesr
next week,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-03

Major General Lafayette McLaws Of the
Confederate army, was elected clerk Of tho
inferior and superior courts Of Richmond
county, Va.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-03

The indianapolis Herald has thC
following paragraph:
The Republicans say John Brown e
soul is marching on. The terrible
prevalence of theft, robbery, vio-
icnce and murder indicate most
clearly that John Browns soul is
about yes, that old John Browns
soul is marching on. There can be
little doubt Of it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-03

H.si. George Ofsti, formerly Assisi.1i
p,sfnnstcr General q tbe Confe1ersts
States j. in re h.ri~.rs busin-ss n Ns7
Tcrt s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-03

rT B. Hsbsr Bro- deslsrs in Dry
Good, Boots and Shoes Hats CAPS, Gro
GERS, etc, Main Street, Houston, Texas. "a
rsriise tbeif card in to-dsys paper. his
Is a god hsass, and vel dessrves tie pat
robsgs Of Nsrehsn.s and 0thers from
<sribefn T.s,.. se. heir rsrs
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nATUs on ADVERTlaINu

on 'lualo, ltsulH,s IT this riIe lnsl "a sAig ",
Nls' Hul " cents Tor each u.iiII uuli Insertion,
no our thHfEr toe auVHululuE candidate tT
State 90 plsiTct orces s sli, Rni inr County pg IRE
cIneI Offices - 3d. payable Invariably NLrH the
announcement 10 made,
M Tue ah1fo rates are 10 Legal tender, sl,fly
rpcri'rd NJ N. market value,
AZ ~ hlun Ne will charge ne ufull al'rrtislnf
raics NJ all obituary notices, A"rr Gunogne,Iarnis
" marriage and deaths viii b. iasrrici gratis, o.
h,rtpllfr, but lfIESy eNeeec Ills Ne must charge
~ them,
80 wheat or produce Of any khl that We can
uss aLsn At tho beat market pg'r, los all dues 10
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ns-JOH WORK OF all Kinds executed
with nentness aud dispatch.

- subscriptions 10 the Houston lelegFAlh Nusll"
Ggssitc aui tho GsyVstou nalctu received ~ tiIa
ofee, 81 the publish Il raiss.
AGENTS..
BYE, ", CUsINd, Telegraph Oflee, Houston, is
cur authorized Agent for Houston and vicinity.
bTR, II. GILBERT, Esq, IL Tho only authorized
Agnt mr the Dallas Herald, IN New Orleans.
nG-Cspt, JAsrER W, Johnson IL our authorized
Ag'nt hr Kaufman county,
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Chr dallas grrald.
ruRLIsuEp TyEUY SATURDAY uoRSlS0,
ny JOHN w. HXYINpuLLB.

~ -''''''r tf,'J Sj'1e- TTs,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-07
For Sale.

THE lot together with the buildings and all tn,
Improvements thereon being the residence e.
the late 4, W. Brown, Esq. situated on the roOa
leading 10 Buck port aud not far from the County
buildings, in Ellsworth The buildings an in good
repair and There is about four acres OF land unde
good Improvements. with good fcnees Fruit Trees
&c, SC, For particulars apply TO.
j. ID. HOPKINS,
Ellsworth, Nov. lst 1886. 4.u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-07
TO the Hon. Judge Of Probate within and for the

To the Hon. Judge Of Probate, within and for the
County Of Hancock.
THE undersigned Fireman g. sparks, administra
= tor OF the estate of Thomas :. sparks, late of
Orlanl, In the County of Hancock, mariner de-
ceased Respectfully represents that the said lhom-
a. : sunrks in his III, time nv ms mint cantraef
in writing dsirl December 1, 1855. agresl 10 con-
vcy unto t'eurgs |. Level Ut pr!and, by q good
an sufficient he'd "a certain pare Of land in sad
orlsnd called the tuther Phillips lot and the same
lot decided by said i1sliips To the late Oliver Boy"
icy in hi- lifetime and which l. more fully de
rtibe in The deeds vi lessee ID. Bowiev and Gco
~. Bwlcy to the deceased and the under signed,
datcd in November, lsfi5. en the payment by said
Lowell tn iir SAIL deceased, amt one other of the
sum of twelve hun'lred doliarI, u b.e0l and that
said Lowell is ready is ready To perform the co :
,iituus required Of him by The terms thereof Also
the said de.cas ed /" his lie time, by certain
other legal contract, in writing 10y him signed,
Jointly with yota petitioner agreed To convey and
--il unto Ges,gr IL howlcy Of said orland, by a
gc,si and sufficient deed all of his interest i'll GER
tan other parcel ot land situated IN orland, on
his payment I" the deceased and the Ut derslgned
~ she of thousand dollars; said parcel
1t land being called the William Hartman lot,
ami the same conveyed BY said Hartman To said
oliver B"wicy IN his life TINE, ana the same con
undersigned, by said George II. lowlcy by his
deed daicd November II, iS,Sh, aud that the sail
George II. Buwlcy is ready To perform the condi
tons required of him by the terms of said contract
Wherefore your petitioner prays that he may be
authorized to execute deed or deeds to said
several parcels o laua in order to caIrN snid CON
tracts into effect and q II 1% hpgnd VIZ ever
pTIN, i.isi-'A-h-' -. - -
Oranl, Oct -, 1855.
At a Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and ior the County Of H2ncocs. on the iourth
Wednesday uI October y. ID. isj6
0nthe foregoing petition
ORpEREp:- HAT the said petitioner give notice
thereof To all persons Interested, by causing
oaps oil this Order To be published three week,
sSr.ces sivcly in The Ellsworth American, printed
IA Ellsworth that they may appear at II Probate
sourt to be holden at Ellsworth on the First Ne'ih-
s-day oil January next ut Ten OF the Gle OK III
the forenoon, ami shcw cause, if any they have
why the same should not bc allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 trHe Copy-Attest:
A Gee. 4. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-07
WIN ELAND.

II ARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in mild
! Il and hcalthhl climate. Thirty miles south al
Philadelphia, by Railroad, in New Jersey, the
same line Of latitude a. j. liimorc Nd.
| The soil il rich and productive, varying from a
clay TO n sandy loan. suitable for Wheat, Grass
Corn, Tobacco, Fruit and Vegetables. This is great
nUt cohntrp Five hundred Nineyar and Orch
ards have been planted out by experienced iruii
growers. Grapes Peaches, Pears. &c produce
Immense profits. Nintiand Is already of the
most beautiful places IN the United Safes. The
entire territory, consisting of itty square miles
land, is laid out upoL general system CT improve.
ments. The land Is only sold to actual settlers
| with provision for public adorment-. The place,
yantagcS, has become the resort Of pcoJe Of tast II
has increased five thousand people within the past
three years. Churches, stores, schools, Atadcmi.
~, Societies of Art and learning. and other elem
cnts OF eilnrment and culture have been introduced
Hundreds of people constantly settling. Iiund.
reds of new house are being constructed. Prize
OF Farm land, twenty acre lots aud upwards. So
per acre. Five and ten acre and Village lots tor
/ >ale.
Fruits and Vegetables rpen earlier in this distr
let than in any oher locality north of Norfolk Va.
Improved places for sale
Openings of all kinds ofbusness, Lumber Yards
Manufactorics foundres, stores, and the like; and
Steam Power, with room, can he rented.
For persons who desire mild winters, a heal III full
climate and good soil. in country beautiful i'm
proved Astounding in the fruits and possessing all
other soe ial privileges, in the heart of civilization
II is worthy of a visit.
Letters answered, and the Nineland Rural, a
paper giving full information, and containing re-
ports OF Scion Robinson sent to applicants.
Address CllAs. +. Lands, Nineland L, o.,
Lands Township. New Jersey.
Editor or he 7,iJunei-'H Is one efMe most eJtea
sire ftIfie tracts IN 0tmoSt terst position and su
ade condition for pleasant farming that IRE kao,c ef
This side cffhe Htstera Fraif'ies' jee2.6m2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-07
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

N
whereas Ephraim Hooper of Franklin, in the
county of Hancock and state of Maine. on the
18th day of MAY A. ID. 1852, conveyed 10 me, the
subscriber bv Mortgage Deed of that date, and
PAYABLE in one year one undivided half of = Ger
tain lot OF tract land situated i'll the said town
of Franklin, butted and bounde'la n iolio" TO WI
West hv lands of David Wentworth, North, Fast
and south by lands belonging to the Hers OF ling
ham and others, containing one hundred acre,
more or less. it being part OF the lot of land
decided the said Hooper by his father in l4i, II be-
ing also the homestead on which The sald Hooper
now lives, together with one uud cideti haif oil Inc
buildings and privilege to the belonging a.
will more fully appear 10y reference 10 the Han
cock Registry OF Deeds, Vol. 9-Page &. The
condition of the said Mortgage Deed having been
. broken, claim 10 fuIeclosc a. the law IN suci
case provides. .. - ,,,,.
\Boston. Nov. 10Th, 1855 3YH
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4 ITfR an extensive practice of upwards Of
~ twenty years. continues To secure Patcnt- in
the tnii,d States also in great Britian, IRA &c
and other foreign countries. Caveats, >pecidca ,
ions, E0nd>, Assignments, and all papers or draw
ings for Patents, executed on reasonable FERNS
with dispatch, Researches mar into American
ard Foreign works, to determine legal and other
a"vicc rendered in all matters touching tie same
Copies Of the claims Of any patent furnished hv
remtting one dollar, Assignments recorded in
Washington.
No 4gcncy in the United >fGte' possesse, ai ,erior
faculties for obtaining Pdtcnfs dsceifahi1 the
prdrtfGLi{ty ~ iHreHtioRs.
During risht months the subscriber IN the course
OF his large practice, made trice rejected apyly
cations sINTEES APPEALS ertry one of which as
decided In has jror by the commissioners oil Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most rRT1bic anil
successful practitioners with whom ! have had
official intercourse. CiIAS MASON.
Commits inncrs of Patents,
81 have no hesitation III assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man hg0Fe cOnpffrm and
trH'fTo'thp, and more capable If putting tn cir
applications in II form to secure for them early
and favorable consideration al the Patent Office.
EDMUND IiURk,"
Late Commits ioner Of Patents,
Mr., Il H. EDDY has made Tor me THIRTEEN
applications, in ri but ONE of which patents
have been granted. and that one is now pending.
such unmi-takablc proof of great talent and
ability ou his part leads me to recommend all in,
yentors TO apply To him to procure their patents,
n they lnlV be sure of having The most faithful
attention slowed on their cases, and ~ very
reasonable charges. join TAGGAl;D.'
Jan. |, IsGt-lAJl
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Fhy stciats, together with
| PATENT AND TH0mPS0NIAN MEDICINES
| The genuine Smiths Razor SiropS.
Figs Candies, Washing Powders. SOAP pye stuff.
Supporters, Spices OF all kinds, Citron, Cur
rants Raisins. Tamarinds, Irish
Moss, Pickles, &C.. &c.
&c, &c. sc, &c, NC. tic.
Just received, per Express, new supply of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are
BURNETIeS Preparations; Blood Food, for Live 4
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia. Female Diseases,
aud Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com
pound; Whitcomb's remedy for Asthma; burnett,
Cod Liver Oil; Jaynes Expectorant; Wistai' 5
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fowle's cure for Piles; DR..
J.frie's Antidote; brakes Benzoline. fol remov'
ing paint tar, grease. &c; Cummings Aperient;
Garglinc OIL Dadds and Millers Condition Pow.
dcrs; Cheeseman's. Clarke's and Duponco's Female
Pills for female distractions, &c; Grugor's Con.
ccntratcd Cure fer nervous weakness; Hembold'
Fluid Extract of Burchu, for diseases Of tie blade
der kidncys, &c; Maynari's Colodion for burn
and cuts; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; reru
Wan Syrup; Gould's Pin worm Syrup; Hou shns
Corn solvent, an infallible rem. dy; Magnetic
Balsa,n for rheumatism and neural gle; Jef!rics,
Pana eea of Life a sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial Elections; stones Elixir, for bronchitis
Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs,
BITTERS-O Ny genated, Hoofand's, Peck $, liar
dy's, Browns, Clarke's Sherry Wine, Langley
Root and Herb, Abbo,t's, and others;
LINIMENT-r Tobias, Good Samaritan, Mustang
and Liniments and ointments of all kinds
SARSAPARILLA-B Bulls, Sands, Shakers and
all other principal kinds
PILLS-Ayer's sugar coated, Brandreth's an
Wright's Indian Vegetable.
Also. Viewers cnnker and salt rheum Syrup; Ar
nolds Vital Fluid; Atwood's Extract Dandelior
Brant'J Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier
kennedy's Medical Discovery; Morse's Syrup Vel
low Dock; Railways Remedies McMums Elixi
of Opium; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup; Sha
ker Extract Nalerian Balm of Thousand Flow
crs; Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
AYERS Cherry Pectoral; Brant's Pulmonary Bal
monary Baisam; Clarke's Cough Syrup; Bachelo,
and Harrison's Hair Dye; Barney M1,k Cologne;
Shaving Cream and verbena Water; Dntcher'
Dead shot for Bed Bugs; aad all other article,
usually kept in Drug store.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-07

o the Hon cradle Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate,
within and for the County OF Hancock,
1ltMi;LY shows paeiri BUCK, Guardian OF I'm
drew Phillips. Il Iner and child OF sarah
Phillips. late of Bucksport. and grandchtd ana
legal heir of Oliver Bowlcy, late OF orland. de-
ceased. IN said County, widow. 'leecased-that tne
said minor is Interested in the real estate of sai,i
oliver Eowlev deceased. situated in said Orand,
aud that he has had an all, ambiguous one r
therefor and that it would he forthc benefit OF said
minor and all concerned, that his SALT interest II,
aid aeeeas,.d's estate should he disposed Of, aud
the proceeds thereof put out and secured 10 nm
ON interest; your petitioner therefore pays that
YOUR honor would grant him license to dispose OF
the same accordingly, 1T public or private sale,
axreeably To u law of this state, IN such cases
made AMI provided. DANIEL BlCN
Bucksport, Oct -, 1850. GUARDIAN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-07

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth
within and lor the County OF Hancock. on INT
fourth Wednesday u! october y. ID. 1856.
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED THAT the
Petit oner give notice 10 all persons interested D,
causing II copy Of the petition and order oil toar
thereon to be published three week
successfully in the Ellsworth American, PRINTED
In Ellsworth that they may appear ut rroba,'
Court TO be holden At EllSwe on the iirSt enn'
esday Of January next AT ten of tho clock in III,
forenoon, and sh W cause, if any they have VII,
the same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Attcst
Al GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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Bonnet Bleachery.

TIIE subtcribcr has fitted up shop at the east.
L ern end of tnion River bridge, where he will
carry on the business of
Bleaching, Cleansing, Coioripg Seeing &
Pressing all kinds Of ,Strdm csrk. 81,
All kind. of STRAW and LACE Bounets bleach.
cd with ne atness and dispatch
All kinds of work usually done at a Bonnet
BIesehery attended to. and satisfaction given.
VIII the ladies extend TO me their patronage and
encourage this new business in Ellsworth.
JOHN TYLER.
Ellsworth, Mareh 2l-t, 1866. lott
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES. or No CHARGES MATE

DR.. Dow is consulted daily, from \ " to : +.
VI. Is alsitc upon all diihCu and chronic iii ease
OF every hamc and nature. having BY hi,
nnwcarlcd AT cUti"n and Extraordinary success :
gained reputation which cal, patients from all
parts Of the tountTy to obtain advice.
Among lie pllA -lciau, IA Hu>ten none stand
higher in tlc irat,-s ion ihan the ctlcb atcd pH
DOM No. tndicutt street, Boston. those who
need the service "f an experienced phs stefan and
surgeon shnull give him call.
l., s.-Dr. bow iinpart- aud has for ale q new
article called the French secret. Order 10y mail .
Nv" for : | sud = rcd stamp.
Bustun April, lsH. WEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-10

abroad summary ofcommcrct, dus.riA ana stasss'-
cal news cleaned from tho American oapcrs IL CIR
culAton ~ Italy. should attain ono viii demonstrate
tho advantages that to be gained by the Italian pco-
plc drawing ciosos tho bonds commercial we'll A.
political interest already existing between the two ,'o.n
tries tho "Rcvista Americana" exhibits, perhaps 10
young publication, too srong inclination 20 control
Italian opinion hero but, II It's programme be faith
fully carried out, will unquestonably have a large
share in influencing it, A We ahould like to
coed, we would recommend It's conductors TO cornne
themselves exclusively to commercial and industrial
topics and political controversies to H coaborcr
the Eco dHaiia.
IN THE YREss.
Dir. Brady announces q new novel, BY Mr. Newby,
tine author Of "Kate Kennedy" and Common Sense.
II ia entitled 'Trodden Down." and will b. published
tows~ds tho end OF the month Mr. Brady has purchased
the copyrig hts Of all Mrs. Newly Il books
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-10

Tbs usual Saturday afternoon concert in tho Park took
place yesterday, and notwithstanding the threatening
Of the weather during the earlier part OF tho
day there wzs a vast attendance Fully hour before
tho time appointed for tho Of tho music
all the extensive sitting accommodations provided under
awnings and Otherwise had been filled, and large
,hroug were promcnadirg along the avenues OF the
Rambic ana around the Lake. Al the same time
she drives rapidly becoming thronged with
tho gayest and most elegant eauipases. Cast.
ing tho cyes from the vast assemblasc upon
,iAs lines Of vehicles the imagination pictured these
many baskets fair flowers being larried forward 10
be laid down the shrine OF the Muse. And, indeed,
the gay and elegant attire Of the ladies rivaied that Of
the faarest flowers At precisely halfpast three r. NJ
the performance began, according ~ the programme
published In these columns yesterday morning
The execution OF the various pieces meri,sd and re-
ccivcd considerable applause Muhica people could but
notice tho terpsichorcan effect Of IN. petedorf March
and the Mabel Waltz well az tho pleasure manifested
all countcnances during the Overture to Fra Diavoo
the selections from Don Giovanni aud the Midsummer
Nights Dream.
forming from the music toward the assemblagc, at
about half hst four the very hne aud unusual
Nv Interesting. Whether moving through the dense
crowds promcnaders or taking stand along the drives
there constantly pas Ing the natives OF nearly all
rmcs and TIE accents ol all living tongues nero falling
on our listening ears
Il must he added that the turnouts could he
pissed for beauty variety and costlncss Quite nnm
her Of ladies displayed their skin and grace In handling
the bride and rens Perhaps were desirable that
display ol The bride be made such IN
the Park-thc proportion Of equcs,ennes being usually
too small. Excellent order prevailed aud ENJOY msnt
sccasd the rule Of The people until the evening
and the gay throng dispersed.
vIsIf or GENERAL SANTA ANNA TO ruE PARK.
The presence Of General Santa Anna during the con.
cent Afforded opportunity FOR The New York public 10
behold The aged OF Mexico. The following gen
tenen composed his uite;Colonei Don Angel Lopez
do Santa Anna senior y. Abigail Lozano, Colonel Felix
Armada Colonel Luis Vidal Ryss, aud senior d. Jacobo
Bax. Wherever the General stopped the throng gath
cred around hts carriage salute him. and he very
much pleased with the warm demonstrations of sympa-
thy manifested towards him Sotne OF the people sur
rounding his carriage demonstratiyc Ia thcir
show Of appreciation may going f1 asto nd
dress Santa Anna IN eloquent and enthusiastic words
Tho Gnnefa prolonged hs drive To High Bidge and re-
turned to ha mt about O'Clock, where he
founi many of most influential .itsxens awaiting