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Changes in Life.

Oar frs; cra in lie u under'hc influence
"i primitive feelings We az. r,enscI and
IS" laugh hurt. and We weep we vent our
little PASSIONS the moment they are excited
aud 80 much oi novelty haze We to precelV.,
that W. have iiils leisure to reflect. Hy
"nd icy. Tear teaches n 10 restrain our feel.
.nes when d.-plca--d W. seek io revenge,
~" di-plcasurr. and are punished VIZ Gud
n" cNress Of uur Joy our SORROWS. our m.
ger. alike caDsidorcd criminal. and chide in.
TO restraint. From harshne-s W. hecom.
acquainted With deceit the promise made
j. EHi 'H.iii.vd. ~. ia'aa; not eAecuied, the
i'Hr ills,l rAclicl. ai.d the hope willaly
d!sarro'n.y'!. Ne are surrounded hva sys.
'rHatl1"d tciu-inu. and imh.h, the couit.
Ton. From being fnrcrI into concca.in-
ihe thoughts which wa do conceive. we
begu io affect those wh,ch We d. not 80
"aseIl! Do W. learn the tWo main tasks Of
lie. the suppress aud So f..ut. that our
mei""ry ~ili not calry ~ beyond hat peri
I'D "f art. lice 10 "a stai" of nature. when the
two twin principles 1T vcracily aud belief
we're :" strong "a io lead the philosophers
81 modern srhuol .uio the error Of icrni-
imr them .uuat.
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QrAnEEIfNo.- Hnyihing in the world
will make man feel badly except pinch
ing bis finger. IN the crack OF door. IL Is.
uquestI0uably. u quarrel No man ever
fails 10 think less Of himself after il than
be'otr. IL degFadcs him in the eyes OF 9th
ers. aud What Is worse blunis his seeAib!li-
ties on the one hand aud increases the
power Of passionate irratabiliiy on the
other. The truth L. the NOR. pcaeeably
aud quietly We get on. the better Tor our
ncighbOrs. In nine eases out OF ten. the
better course .s. n man cheats you. quit
dealing with him u he Is abusive. quit his
COMPANY and Il he slandrr you. take care
10 Ave that nobody wall hlieve him. No
matter Who he Is. or how he misnses YOU.
the Wisest way il 10 lot him alone Cor
there Is nothing better than this cool. calm
and qaie, way Of dealing with the wrongs
we meet WITH.
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DR. SWEETS
Inihlliblc I.iniIncnt,
Tho Great External Remedy,

foi klILrMATlSM. GorT. NEURALGIA.
LrMBAIo. STIFF NErK ANp JOINTS,
srRAiNS. HlrlSES. TuTS ANp
wpiNnS. riLE~. ilEApA'HE,
ASpALLEllEIM MATlrAH9
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut.
the Grva, Sa,ura! boa. setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut.
i' Lnuwn ail over the Ini,c,i state.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
is III" author "f "Dr Sweet, lnhriIlc L'ni.
ncni"
DIR. Sweets lniailiblc Eminent
'gfrs Eh"uma'irn aid never tails.
Dr. Sweets Inialliblc I.inimcnt
= - certain curc !or Neuralgia.
DIR. Sweets lniallible iinimcnt
'lr"s Burns ani scaid. immediately.
DR. Sweets lniulliblc I.inimcnt
Is Ia" hc.' Known icm"i! lnr Spian, AnI
Bruis,-.
DIR. Sweets lnfalliblc Linimcnt
Cures Headache immediately aud wa. n.,rg
known q fail
DIR. Sweets lnialliblc Liniment
An,td- immediate rcli~i r.; Piles, uml seldom
Halls % cuFc.
DIR. Sweets lnialliblc Linimcmt
Cures To3thschc ih ..r in.i.u,c.
DR.. Sweets lnialliblc Linimcnt
Cures Cu,sa;I Wound. immediately and leaves
hoe
DR.. Sweets lnfallblc I.inimcnt
lI~- been used 10y NOR. than n.llion people,
AID all l'ftis" -.
DR.. Sweets Infallihlc Linimcnt
gakeh .ntrfnniiy cure, Coi.r Chvlcia Morbu.
and Cholera.
DIR. Sweets Iniallible Linimcnt
l. truly "a friend IA need" and every family
should have II ~ haHi.
DR.. Sweets luialliblc Liniucnt
= !"r sod, O., al niu:s.,,.
Caution.
T. n'"id i";--.s.su. "h-,tyr the : .naiu,r
Ant l.iArh",- 1T l'f ~,"ph,i. swcN ct. -,,t,
lah". AMI a!-" -i"pL-i sweet lLiulliLlr LIN
.n"ni blown "a the Gl,-, "i zach L"it.,. N!th-
'"t Which i.'i." ~" ."ntuhr.
RICHARDSON 90.
S'!r hi"iri.t"r- N"f,. ..li IT,
9. LEWi> DUNLAP. wholr-alr A..ti.
No. u. V. bs.'m,i. -. EAi,im.f".
@rft' g.--..u4
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AUCTIONEERrNG.

FUNHE undsrsigned siiil continues tha busi,
il ness 81 Adetioneering Heal or Personal
Property Of every description. When not q.
his residence IN Towsontown. inquiry may be
mada 81 tho Office either of the CsioH or the
JourssL Persons desiring his services should
make application as early A. possible, ~ ~ 90
arrange the day of sale. Thankful for past "a.
voFu be rsspeetfully asks a continuance of che
same. sAM'L q. WILSON,
Towsohtown, Bnltimofs ".
Aug. 20, ltes-pL
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'"eArrI;'.--f oycioGs people often seek
g. shelter themselves behind the widow.
mite. and :" give pal;ry sum 90 the be-
uevoleut nhjer,s under cover Of her contri-
huii"n. The following incident has moral
tor all such
\ gentleman called upon n wealthy
friend Tor u contribution
"lcs. ] suppose must give my mite"
said tie rich man
' Non mean the widows mite" sup
pose replied the other.
81" 10 bc sure do
The gentleman continued
q" viii be satisfied with half es much az
she gave. How much. are you worth -
seventy thousand dollars he answer.
ed.
Give the check. then. Tor thirty five
thousand dollars that wall be hall a. much
as ihe widow gave. fyr she gave all sha
had"
1, was new idea 70 the wealthy mer.
chant;
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SONG.
~ WILLIAM ALLrSoEAs.

~ WILLIAM ALLiNGkAh.
-. Spirit of Ihe Summer tino'
Hiring back the r,,c. To- the d-ll..
The swallow from hrr distant cline,
The h"ncy bcs from droWry cclls.
Br.ne back IA" friendship of the .Gn
The gildrd evenings. calm anI late,
When merry children honrwnrd run,
Aud pcepins star. bid lovers wait.
Bring back the singing; and the scent
Of ncadowlands at lewy prime;
Oh. bring again my hearts content.
Thou Spiri, of the Summertime.
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COHCuMAKING
W vhceiw rIghting. CoaehmskinS. sc.
CI)FFINS

and having provided himself with liEARsE
he 10 prepared ~ attend funerals At all times.
Allwork warranted TO give sati.f.etion.
GEo. II. liUCLS.
AnFii IS, ieCl-tL
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gE-N" ,lvcr;.."n,cu, insc''c'l foi loss than
On" bnllar.
gsl- Marriage and bcati,- inserted re ~
charge. except when acc"mI.ahirl by quotation.
~ rumark-. i"r which III, usual pr,sr aI 4i,,s.
tisins will b" charged
The iiNfON ha, ~, ar3isi =. rr,!a'..a pi any
county paper Ia the state, ani thu. vicis .u.
l'cFior advantages To advertisers.
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History OF the Rebellion.
HISTORY Of Tul. " Ar.

HEADLEI's HISTORY Of TnE WAR.
vINlIE undersigned having procured sn as~n.
Il ~ for this valuable work f,r portion o!
baltimore sud Hartford counties will ia = very
short time visit the people ~ "a" epuLiN ,ol.'.
ting subscriptions th.r' ior. !, will be- true
andia.ihful ht.s"fy 81 events a, they hAVcuaH,
pred .inc" April i,ti. utill lncarly {" the rrct
ent tine.
IL will b" published ~ two v"l-. NJ 81. 30 each
the frst ~ Whch will -.s,u h. delivered, aud
the second Immediately after ,h- cl"-s "f the
war. Zach volume vii contain many pages Of
illustrations "f Battle ssnr.. ai,a over i"rty lpr
trait. oi officer. pFomin'at IA the wsT. both
North and South.
Volume I. containing 900 rsscs. /. slready
prepared. and will be delivered h, the Agents
ait.r finishing the canvass "a their several lU.
cAlili.s. Nclume u will be- issued ~ r"on . /.
practicable after the close - th, war. and wall
contain about soo pages. or mos II NECESSARY
u com l'te the llisiary.
The undersigned al Ia. fr sale ,h~
NURSE AND srY."
EDWARD y. rYRRELL
June ., IsS5.>-iV
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HANDBILLS

az all 'i,' and .,y',, printed 1t shpr; no,,ce
AMI On good i-rn-.
Masi-ira'"'. ahd Collector. Hlank.. n.cd.
and all kinds II ruhlc ra!sf. AWAY on hund
At the Office.
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MERRYMAN & KEECH,
REMOVAL.
DIR. J. II. JARRETT,

(FoRsERlY srHsEos 5rn Nh, voLs..l
HAviNG purchased tho late residence Of
III Dr. T.. Il. Ttdins.. respectfully offers his
froiessivnal Service. g. the public. Having
had an experience II ten years ia private prne
,ire aud t~a year, ani a-half IA the army. h.
hopes g. hs able q give sat sfaciion - all those
who mAv favor him with call.
juno T., ts6s.-ly.
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REMOVAL.
GEORGE STEIBER,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
TOwSo%IowN. MD,
-Kn

kEEBY iufprm- the citizens uf Towson
III town and vicinity. that hr Ia. removed
hi- D,-.t ani Shoe establishment nom his rr.
c~nt place 81 bnrih".-. tu Ia" huiiding udJuin.
iug the l,o-t oiiise and .tor" 81 Mr S-ls"n COP
sr whore he will IN the future b.. pleased 10 see
al h,s friends and customers.
keep con,,ahIly on hahj % N,licl as.or,
meui "f B,ot.. Shoes. naitcrs. 4r.. ios esther
Ladies. Grn'i.mcu "r Children.
ALLOF Ny 0wS MANI yArTCEE.
which will l." found - durab!-. ami cheaper
than can De procured H. the city 90. Baltinor".
return nis thanks tor IA" very liberal pa.
tronags hrV" heretofore received. AMI viii
enl.sVor. by attention 90 business. AMI Iu"drr
At. charges. ~ in,t.i continuance of The .a'ne.
GEoi.GE sTElBER.
AprI tim.
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SorTugES OrISIoSs.--A leading article
IN the Albany Evening Journal contains
this passage;
When IN New York, fsw days since.
We met gentlemen from the neighhorhood
OF Wilmington. y. G., Who. alluding 10 the
change 10 the labor system Of the south,
taid: The iact j.. We we're all fools upon
the subject ] owned before the war Two
hundred and hfty SLAVES. led them. and
clothed them good aud bad. strouf and
inhrm, old and young-aiike. Nov, have
4 hundred hands al hlteen dollars a mouth
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&altu. County 0lnion.
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY NJ
CHURCH & L0NGMECKERS,
(E. y. cmrGcm, II. c.IJH. io>.>r,xrrJ
s2.oo PER ANNUM, In Advance.

's-e- y" paper Discontinued until all arrrar.
ages are paid. unless n, III" option 81 ,hc l'nh.
lish"r.. \ failure I" notify ~, di.r"niinuan,c
vail De considered f"urWul "f sub.rripti"h.
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JOB WORK.:

our "fic~. bc.ids- one of lI.'- hr-, Power
rr~-.r.. ~ furnished with a g,-si job Prcss aud
all the necessary materials Tor executing plain
And fancy job Fr,niiu; with teatne-a anI d.
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TT Af,c'nas says" As Tor the Wards.
they are known all the world over. and every
big city in the blessed nion. has all its
litlle divisions called after then. Ia New
NVgN and Bosting there is.the first Ward.
aud the second Ward. aud 50 on to the ono
lundreih Ward, aud in Paris aud I.ondon.
and everywhere. we are horored with tho
same Temcmbrauces. ! guess that's som
honor. And even down Sou,h, It's mora
than probable, They've some Wards in their
s'nuil villages and VIC are so popular that
even the working apartments IN the pen.
iteniiaFics aro nanIcd in the same way
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RArEs OE AnvEnTIsING:

One square. (uf . lines. ~ i-.s. "nr in-crii"n.
So cents. And i"r "N"ry subsequent insertion.
. nj t...r
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JOHN r. KENLY,

a r r O 4 NEY AT L A W.
On.'s. "a F.',r Bisis Bn!iay Faysne %.
Near Charlie. Street,
HALrIRzOR
Will practice in the several courts of the city
"f Baltimore aud state 81 Maryland al.s.
claims against the Government ol the United
sates. and all business connected with the
attended 10.
Oct. sth isGS.--Gin.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

HATS. CAPS.
DRr"s. DYE STCFrS. oil. AND PAINTS.
MEDICINES. GLASS. TrTTY. WHITE
LEAD. L'NSEED MEATS FOOT
OIL. rAEArliiNE OIL kEn.
oSESE OIL. MACHINE
OIL. MACK EELl..
HEEEINGS. ia
coz. HAMS.
BREAST PIECES. slot LpEEs. =. 4. SALT.
Fine Salt. Flour. Corn Meal, Nj. F-,-i HON
ony Buck wheat.
TIN AND WOODEN WARES.
Rroom.. Eo;,~-. Flow Line-. Sh"'. Finding
wfot Nall. Cui Ssils. Spike. liV,i-. and eve
~ ar,icl" that iuay hc i"uni ia we'll rrsu.ai.
cd country store.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
- all kind, isAeH 80, tIchahS~ e.: S..,,,is AZ
city pric"s.
r"r Warren NarUi.''Hi.n; company.
rrh. ls.-iv.
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aw eaxn gxuy Gtesesat 0hnsg zEa4HG Gentet 49, 53SG

lar and unique passenger packet Alex. Sp5eeIr,
Capt. J. w. White, commander, and MIR. VI.
Gillian, clerk, leaves this evening forShreVeporf,
JeaeRonand all way landings. Her passenger az
commodRtions are unsurpassed by any poaeh
the trade while her commander and officers are
no less popular than the boat.
FRANCES FoR MoB1LE.--This new low
pressure packet, in command oil captain
Joe Walker, Mr.. Samuel r. Green, clerk,
leaves to-day on the arrival of the P. N. train
of ears, from the lake end of the Pontchartrain
railroad. Agent. @. Harris, corner of Camp
and Common streets.
CAMILLA FOR THE WATERING PLAoEs.-The
new, fast and splendid low pressure passenger
packet leaves the Lake end, on the arrival OF the
| 8 A. NJ. train of cars for the above. Capt. geo.
| Blakesley is in command, and Mr. John OtWay
| the efficient purser.
| ALONE FOR LAFouRoHE.-This regular packet
leaves this evening at ) o'clock, for me aooEe
| and coast landings. Capt. Louis Parentoh IS ~
| command, and Mr.. j. J. Labarthe has charge Oh
the office. The Alone has neat and cont - e
cabin, with good freight aecommodauons; ,, sme
4 leaves here regularly every Monday anu tnuFs'
day evening at O'Clock.
4 GIN. OuITMAS, u. s. MAIL PACKET FOR S1cKs'
BURG AND GREENFILLE,-Lhe great passGnS ~
4 packet Gen. Quitman Capt j. NJ. White command
ing leaves at O'Clock this evening, for tne apoNe
and way landings. She is as fast as the fastest
and has cabin which, for capacity comp
beauty comfort and luxury has no superior alloat
The fame of the great Qutman has Travelled iar nt
!, wide as a fast passenger packet, and she ma
/. attained celebrity safe and reliable :, steame
which few boats can boast. Messrs Howard
Phelps and McCrindell still do the honors OF th
office.
CAppo FOR RED RIvER-This complete an
! newly repaired passenger packet in command 9
Cart Thornton Jacobs with Mr.. I. J. Reeder ]
the Office, leaves this evening at o'clock for "a
landings on Red River as high as Shreveport IN
i7addo has a neat and well furnished cabin, Wit
, every comfort to make travelling on her pleasan
Il Her tables are always filed with everything fh'
i our markets afford.
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TOWBOATs.
F. LINE.

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDEwHEEL AND PROPELLER ToWBoATs
Achilles, side.whsel, Capt. BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheel, CAPT LANE
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side,wheel, CAPT. LOMBARD
Equator, Propeller, CAPT, WARREN.
wnbaah, Propeller CAPT MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller CAPT. sTURrEYANT'
xyieaco, Propeller CAPT TALLErr
Tecumsen, Propeller, CAPT. soaELLeNaER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT. cooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller CAPT AyERILL
The Achilles having large deck opacity is well adapted for
llghteripg outside the Bar.
The wabash, Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines aud Pumps capable Of throwing "tlowsst speed
$500 gallons of water per minute,
The number known Of these boats, demon
,traed last season. guarantee that unnecessary delay
will occurs at the Bar.
For terms Of tawage hterage use Of pups applyt'
EDw. \ ToRfF co,
| IS rgy1raa street
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sitter s5ntelllQeNre.

~,
Thursday Morning, October %, 1866,
Yesterday The day broke with strong north
wind, which made The weather cold and very disa-
greeable. The dust which floated about in every
direction was source of annoyance to every one
Towards the afternoon the sky was overcast with |
heavy-laden clouds, which made the atmosphere
feel quite damp, indicating that We shall have ram
very soon.
Business on the Ievee was quite brisk, owing to
the respectable number of boats arriving and de-
parting with good paying freights.
Telegraphic dispatches from St. Louis state the
Mississippi river at that point was rising very
rapidly and had swollen twelve feet during the
preceding forty-eight hours. The rise came from
the Missouri and the upper Mississippi.
| That splendid packet John a. Quitman, Capt
White, will be found at the landing this morning
4 from Greenyille. She had on freight when at
4 Natchez 260Q bales cotton. She will take freight
and passengers and leave at her usual hour this
afternoon ut Is O'Clock, positively.
j The elegant and fast running packet steamer
4 Pauline Carroll from ST. Louis, will arrive in port
during the day and be ready to receive freight
10 leave again on Saturday next at 5P. NJ.
The Louisville regular packet David White, will
he n to leave for Louisville, She will take freight
to that port, and all landings on the Cumberland
/. Iriyer.
!, The fne running and splendid passenger
. packet White Cloud No. ., from ST. Louis. will
! arrive this morning ready to receive freight and
l LEAVES on her return trip tomorrow (Friday]
afternoon at $ r. NJ, punetually.
! The appointment Of our esteemed friend JohT
= 4. Stevenson, ESD. as agent at this point fo
i; the New Orleans, Cairo and st. Louis railroad linz
Of steamers viii be received with pleasure by al
Of the mercantile and steamboat community Thu
!. Wen known business qualification of Mr.. Steven
son will secure to the new line full share OF pub
+ lie patronage.
y The towboat Yankee Of the Mississippi Vale.
I, Transportation Company will arrive during tn
y day from ST. Louis. and leaves again on her retur
q. rib to morrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The NJ. E. Forsyth, for St. Louis, Alex. Spec
y ! ana Gaddo for Red River, and Alone, for Lii
B fonrche, are all receiving and will leave this even
a ing for their various destinations. The Homeye
OF, is also receiving to leave On Saturday for Re
River
AtLonisyille on the DIST the river was goiI
ldown with II feet water in the canal and 81 fe
rs,l water in the chute over the falls. Business w
us very lively on the levee. All the packets we
ts, out with good trips. The weather was clear al
in pleasant; wind and dust, however, prevaile
.ad The week closed with but moderate show
the activity Rates of freight remain about as Ia
red quoted. The Louisville leaves for New 0rlea
an On Tuesday, sd inst.
an Nessrs Erwin 81 Donahue furnish the followi
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The Br bark NandsHe, Capt Gale, from Liver
pool, Aug 10th, bound to New Orleans, put into
hold-having encountered the late gale.
The steamship Gen Meade, hence on the 18th
inst. arrived at New York on the 10Th Her cap
tain tain reports Experienced heavy weather during
the entire passages on the 18th inst in lat 36:34,
passed a hermaphrodite brig hove to, showing a
burgee with the letters R N on It; ilI lnst,
in lat 38:O3, lon 74:20, saw four-masted English
ship with boWsprit gone.
Tie steamship Star of the Union, Capt Cooksey,
hence, arrived at Philadelphia on the I'D inst.
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THURSDAY MORNING, ocToBER s, 1886.
Arrivals 4 IL PslneipaI notes.

ST. CHARLES H0IIAIl,-W W. White, Gen t
Stewart, r Jones j " Morgan, il, Miss; s EPres-
8ey, KY; NJ IN Heine, Memphis; \ 4 Hips, 2 Fox,
city; Capt Y Il Brady. Baltimore; ] Ferris, Miss;
wv Jackson, N Y;J q Martin, Ark; j a Herbert, @
M TaIleton, u S DArgen, g z eager and family,
i Grsfit. Ansel and wife, Mobile; Mrs Quinn and
aaf de Claybrooke, M de Pritzbuer, Mr. Lejeal,
Vera Cruz; ID II Began, Mrs A Stewart aud family
INC Bridges and wife. Miss Maggie Davis, Mrs
Lamb, Memphis; A NJ Roonguer, Vera Cruz; II .
andrews and family. o Parish, II L Perkins and
slaughter, Tex; ] a Haggerty and family, Miss A
sHRggeTty. % = Haggerty, city; Twomhly ana
6assily. st Louis; SgdneT, Va; L Hoge, 9Th Y
S Infvs S % Hancock, + A Lee
SITI HOTEI4-GotIe B Brown, Capt J E Emer
san, st Charles; II Williams, i Q Warren, II Il
Heron La: Mrs q 0ndereh, Houston; J u Sny
der. " F HALEY, Rodney; " = Patten, Tex & Il
NIodgalan, A Mcdonald, St Louis; Col Griffin; Maj
wilson; Capt Dixon; sfrs ] W Whitfield, 8 A Whit,
Had, Tex; III A Whealo6k, G @ Gordon Miss; Dr.
u N Cross. n Cross, . Pickens, Green,J y Mil
der. Miller, Ia; 3 sydnor, Ram 4,
u II Tyron; Yogei, s Kahn, Louisville n.
> ii Fry, Tenn; Mrs Shook and child. Miss; " l
Davis, u McIlarty, Texas; w B Webb Miss A
Webb, Columbus; ] " Bradford, Ia; Landry
BrasheaT; M III Altman. S White, city; Bow
ing Eickshnrg; 6 Massey, Texas; FW Roberts
~ w = HAYNES, Tia; ] Turner, Texas; i Briggs
Ill Cloud, KY; D G MITCHELL " "a Russell, Bait
nsoges Il Hamilton, city; \ Wheeler and vie
q Sanford and wife, Tx; Mrs Arlington an
family, Tx; 7 d Armstrong and family, Tz; NJ
Simmons and wife, Tx; Gen R Waterhouse, X;
aEeEwen, Ark; " A u Hommedieu, city; J
Smith, ST. Louis.
Isl. j AsiI1s H0TEL-0 Hanshaker Calves
TON; Dr Neal Smith, Clark 60, Ala; 3 F Hender
ABERDEEN Miss; Fl B Shaw and family. I SnaN
Nasghe2; Miss Shaw, H s5illum, u Cozzens, city
j BiAsset, Huntsville, Ala; 1 O'Bfien, Mobile;
French, II Phillips. ] P Godfrey, > R Gleinen,
rJordan, Mrs Butler and family, Texas; u
Woodward, Indian co, Texas; Z D Rames, AeNl Z
% Stewart q johnson, Mississippi; II 4 Shield
Ocean Springs, Miss; W W Barrett, Shreveport
Is g Barnes, Jefferson. Texas Mrs Harfi
Il George Union parish, La; Mrs q G Scot
Eg7sksburg: n, II Fish, Pine Bluff, Ark; Spe
ser, Ohio; E Watts, Miss; w ] Britton, MI
Bfttton, Pass Christian; = NJ Doar and Wit
S 6 W W Barnes, Hynes county Miss; z
8EcNillan, 8 Green, Miss; DC Towns, BIa
Hawk, Miss; Crippen, Col Gillespie, Miss; 4
8ott3er, G E Taimagan, D a Martin, Baltimore;
III Levy, Norfolk, Va; G johnson; Il p HAL;
G4rSis, j III Huey. city: ] w Powell; . g Ho
zsapiaes parish; 3 s Hull J W L Hull, Texas.