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seaeHADe TO GENERAL SMALLER.

General Shaler serenaded last evening at bis resi-
denoe No 2i2 Yves, Twenty street. by the Seventh
regiment accompanied by Grafulla band The General
having acknowledged his thanks for the honor thus ten
dercd to him, the officers Of the regiment together
with . COMMITTEES OF three from each company, were
received within the house, where elegant supper
was provided Colonel Emmons Clark. in proposing the
health OF General shaler alluded briefly to his services in
the recent war; and congratulated him his appoint
mont Major General OF the National Guard General
Sbaler responded 10 the toast ~ follows
CoLoSH CLARK, OrrfSRs AND SoLDIERs or The skvEsrH
RycixsSr-Your congratulao ns upon my appointment
grateful emotions. have received many such since the
appointment made, but none, ! assure you, have
tense feelings OF gratitude The services rendered
an officer OF your regiment, and the memorable march
to Washington the Spring of 1891, am proud 70 have
referred 10 10 such faterng terms In the latter event
took my first step In aiding 70 suppress the great
rebellion and rejoice 70 know that that and all my sub
1ors n The army and The served but have
also mcrted and called forth from my old comrades Of
the Seventh many expressions Of appreciation, OF which
this Ia the most complimentary and conspicuous OF
the wisdom Of The choice made by his Exceency Gov
enor Fcnon for Major General Of the First division,
have nothing 70 say only hope ina. 81. the contest for
ended will be followed BY disposition on the part OF
all 10 cordially unite and second the efforts Of the new
calculated 70 promote the interests OF the Fra division
to-day the duties OF my new once, and with
the cooperation o. thoss IKE you who have fcr 80
F,rss division, have doubt shall b rewarded for
whatever time trouble Il costs witnessing s grad
nal advanc TO that high position In military fame,
ana also in the condolences our citlzens TO which II
shall be- my aim elevate IL. To you, Colonel Clark,
who for % many years have been one Of my warmest
personal friends, and 70 the officers and soldiers OF your
command, with whom have spent 70 many pleasant
hours in an innocent effort 10 teach the young idea
how 70 Shoot tender my heartfelt thanks for this
evidence Of your appreciation Of my humble services In
the war for the Union and beg assure yoo that not
tho least Of honors 10 which lay claim my early
associai on with the New York Seventh.
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N e xIcO.

Expected Proclamation from MA kim iiinn
Cabinet Decision in Favor Of His Romaia-
Ing an Mexico Reported Disanection Of
mirsmon.
Nxw ORLEANS. Feb 4, 1867.
Private letters received from the city OF Mexico say IL
10 reported that proclamation would shortly be
issued BY Macmillan. taking stronger grounds than
those assumed at oriEaba
meeting OF tho Cabinet wss held at the palace Of
Maximiian on the lsth uit, when the expectancy OF
MAJ miisns stay or departure put 70 vote, and
decided In favor OF tho former proposition Five
were given in favor OF departure ON tho erounA
that tneSslyugge should BE- abandoned.
At tho Atest dates Juares was still at Durango A
ruunor abot the disAectou Of Miranon WA rife and
some credit Was attached to IL.
Tho auth0gSues md gsErisons Of Tresmio and FIot.
oqui had gvSa In their adhesion Jusrsz snd declared
asainss the presentations VI ortsgs
Affairs IN 9aw Felipe Forced Loans Collected
In . Sammagy Manner BY the Retpeatinx
Impert~iises TIE sails Thrown Open by
nlcjia.
tho last commander who passed through that city on
tho retreat Of The imperial forces imposed forced loan
Of 81 900 on ths nhabltsnts and - tho of 1sOOws
yss wanted 10 coupsts shs smoant ordered, Qniscsa
ordered three Of ahsbitsnts - - ahok priest
ordered = aAnniser sprnA consolation, and the
exsos.Asa Was .bsut 70 taks place when the sum os
'6snsrai Meiis, whsa pasag through san Felipe and
Hidaigs, opsneA Tho doors or ths jas and snliied all
the prisoners
Efforts BEING Made % Have Ortcgm Exec
cutoA.
0ALvxsroK, Jan. 81, 1867
News from Mexico represents that Juarezs Secretary
OF State Is making efforts 20 have Ortega executed.
Colonel Mca, Juarsx's bearer Of dispatches left to-
day for Washington
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DxrAuuRs or rnK uNrxp srArxs srrsxm HrRos.--
The United states steamer Huron. which has been de-
tanned at tho Brook Ign Navy Yard FOR days past
account Of the ice, sailed yesterday for the Of Bra
all 10 Join the squadron stationed thsre The following
Il Ist OF her officers Commander Henry Erben Jr
Lieutenant W. q. Elliott; Ensigns H. d Burdett and
stephen O. Ksill; Acting Ensign, n G. Ecksteiu; Sur
eeon, Oscar Lewis; Engineers L. X Burgoyne, Joe II.
finn Francis l. Andrews and Peter Smith; psymaster,
D. Y. Wright; Captains Clerk, - Marbury.
The LsscAsrxn Nor LOsr--rhs United States steamer
Lancaster which was supposed 70 have foundcred on
Cape Horn arrived nj Barbsdoes on the oath Of Decem
ber THIS announcement made by the colonial
papers and will BE- gratifying intelligence 70 the relatives
ni the officers and crew.
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wAsmscros. Feb l, 1867.

WE snIrHsoNAS INSTITUTE BxourT
NJ. PATrxasos, rep) Of NJ r., one Of the regents OF
the Smithsonian Institute, introduced joint resolu-
on directing the Secretary Of the Treasury to receive
into the Treasury the same terms as the original be-
quest the residuary legacy Of James Smithson now in
United States bonds In tho hands lof the institution
amounting $40 30 g. together with such other sums
The regents may from time 70 time Of TO deposit
not exceeding, with the original bequsst 1000 900
The second section authorizes the income from the re
siduary legacy be he applied by the Board Of Regents
In the manner the interest the original be-
quest In accordance with the act Of August TO- 1854
This was read three times and passed.
cERoSonnu TIVE SnrrnH GOVERNMENT no An
AnxuCAs sHrMAsrsR.
Nc. EIfor, (psp) OF MAS, from the Committee on
Commerce. reported JOINT resolution permitting Cap
tain John A. webster IT, Of the steamer hahonng. 70
chrononoer appreciation Of his valuable services In
saving British vessels in distress on eur coast IL was
mrRovnnrvT OF RAnsoRs on LAxs MICHIGAN
On motion Of Mr. FERRY, trcp Of Mich, tho Secretary
Of wsr directed 70 srsnsmt the reports and essi
mates for tho improvement q the hsrSors Of Psn~aer
and Pore hsrQuetts on Lake Michigan.
DESTRUCTION coxrscArnD corrxH sruJs
mittss on ways and Means was instructed to inquire
into the expsdsncy Of % amending the Internal Rsve.
nus y" X 2 The ~, q 81 s nus
sale Of Same ~ old copper only
EXTENSION or rHE rArSxr von CUTTING scRxws.
The House proceeded, the nrst business In order
during the morning hour 70 the considerations Of the
bill that before the House at the close Of the
morning hour last Saturday, 10 authersc The Commits
soner Of Patsnts TO hear the application Of the heirs Of
Thomas Harvey for the reexteusion Of the patents
Of May 90 1870 and August 70, 1896 for improvements
in machinery Tor cutting screws and dressing screw
heads ando grant extension Of such patents for seven
years from May 20, 1857. and August u, 1857.
Mr. BeonwKL, lrcpl Of H. who reported tho bl from
the COMMITTEES on Patents addressed the House Ia sup
port OF the bill.
The bill was opposed by Messrs. Hail. washburn OF
| Mass, Allison. Stevens and Morrill,
Mr. HALE, trepI Of N r., represented that although
the patentce or his heirs may not have derived much
advantage from the invention the sssigno Of the pa
tents had made immense fortunes. He described u
the most enormous and gigantic monopoly that this
| country had ever seen
and showedthat the public had already paid millions for
the Invention. He also showed that the widow and
heirs of had assgned their interest the Amer.
| can Screw Company Of Providence, r.
Mr. ALrIror trepl Of Iowa. stated that The American
| Screw Company, which had the patent, he'd actually
l bought on English screw company from bringing
their productions into the American market paying
1 royalty Of $4,000 . year.
Mr. srrvssa trepi Of Pa stated that Tor ysars pes,
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CAN ADA


List Of the Fssinn Priss.ers Co.aned IN re-
ronse since June Last-Thc Prtso RiuG.
,ToRosro. Fob I. 1897
Below will be found . complete List OF the Fcniss
prisoners confined in the old jail since Juno Ia TherS
i present connped in this city twenty aE Of tns
prisoner, three OF whom-Henry IAvsile, Peter DoyiS
and John Moran will, the removal Of the others -
Kingston, be sent 70 the new jail The con6emne1
resignation u mot likely that they will DO rc@evs1
the Ps0vincis Petsntay un the sentence o. taoss
sSSvo.ss q ne present sssi re, are co%%1ssd re
conviosss-colonsl Rsesss Ma. Isnoh. ROY. Js.s'
rhomss schsa, John ouin. james Busks,s Thoma. Coz
ncy. Bernard Dunn John Gallagher. Owsn Kennedy. n
sarr si Sor,oa a john otoanss oNs. ".
Purtell Daniel Quinn and John RogAn =, t.sr..s.
wn sassr John esa s.
Dmcnd, John Dillon. Patrick Donchue, DAnisi Drum
ss.ns King John Geo
JAMES Mcponough, Wm Orr, John smith and James
Dismissed no bills being found In scmc cases, in
others the evidence being insufficient % warrant deten
ton--James Bell. Pat Belew, Thos Callahan. Patrick
Dunn Thos Dunn, Michael Flanagan, A FisnsSroush,
Pat Carney, d. d. Hammil, Michael Hart, James 81
Hickman James Hagan John Johnston Ed Kelly, Z
Keys, W. Kerrigan Pat Kilbride NJ Kifsathcr. James
Langtry, Dennis Lanahan VIM Madigan, John Mahonsy.
Jas. oninan John Reid James Reilly rLos Reynolds.
Thos. Ryal, James Kahill, Michael shannon John
Sheridan John N. Snyder, James Walters Geo Wslls
Thes. wilkes, p. II. MORRISON John A. Murphy, n
Mccormick, Thomas Mcdonald, John Needham, Francis
Niles and Pat O'Malley.
Discharged on bail--John Carney James DiIon Thox
Davis, Thomas Ellis, Daniel Foley. Augustus Cooley.
w Kirkland, Owen Kirk John Lennon Henry Marvel.
p OIsrien, James Webb.
Awaiting triai-Pe,er Doyle Henry IaveiTs John
Moran.
John Boland and George A. Mason, both of Toronto,
matched light the 18th OF March, in. Canada,
for the OF 81 600 Two to is freely Vdered
Boland FFF
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TsvrGoRArE THE RESPONSIBLE ORGAN


The stomach the responsible organ Of the .ysten
the digestion imperfect member gland overy
muscle every nerve ana nbre moro or less oIt oeds
All tho fluids dspraved Tho brain IL clouded. ne
Spirits depressed dyspeptcs this b The
truth u T. not however half the truth Columns wosA
could pen do Thorn justice. Tens Of thousAads
feel them: describe thdm M -
bo prevented Can they be reievedf Can they
be banshed At and foreve Un9ue.ton.sly hey
No dyspeptic has taken HOsTETTER'S SrOh AOh
BIrTERSi In vain. Believe who says the comRAins
This vegetable stoachic win era1nAlo
Graduating II In thousands Of which moAknaA
practitioners have shaken their heads omnousy. ssving
IN eshng he done.n ~ ~ h FL tasA VI Aa7..
The faculty has It's fsllacea One Of them il that IaAi
fextfon dicut Of all the ordinary ailments
msnkind combat and subdue. This 10 . mistake.
Nothing be easier than 10 II the true spec
This combination which has
ianoas thrcaShoat the civilized world - H0sTETfERs
SrO MACH BlTTERS il AntdOte to the dfseA6e hioA
has bcen tnoYn fail and. fortunately = cvsry
where procurabe II you wsh 70 fool with the dyspepsia
try the pbsrnaropea prescriptions If ron want to
tout and prevent ts rscursncs TAKE tho Bittsr. dsy
Ia who has tried il for lndigessisA
without being benefited the fast has trSnspred Unf
nv0uches wonderful tonka
virtues New York 0mce, IS Dey street
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Judge Exekiei Chsssbers. of Maryland.
Judge Ezekiel T. Chambers. OF Kent county, died =
his residence In Chariestowns Cecil county, Mo- -
Wednesday, the 3oth ult Judge Chambers wS ono d
the eminent AID distinguished men OF tho StAlA
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Railroad Accident-One Man KifleA asA
several Others Injured.

| BRASDvoRp, @. w., Feb I. 1881.
The mail train from Buffalo, due here at ten O'Clock
this morning. on the track half q mile east from
Brandford throwing the passenger down en-
bankmcnt killing the brakeman Mr. Archer. formerly
telegraph OPERATOR and slightly inuring sevsralpassen
|
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AuGusrA, Me-, Feb. L. 1897.
Governor Chamberlain has been Informed that W. n.
Hifws or New York, will be by Secretary Seward
10 look sfSsr the yvppa oqleasts frVp Maine
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Another Lecture by Rev. Chas. II. Snyth.--
This distinguished aud popular orator lectures
afternoon At Argus Hail. 500 Broadway Tho Streets e
New York by GAslght" fruitful theme 90 early 70 gse
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appeIlants va the United statea CPrize) Argument
commenced
Court Of Claims.
10 the Court OF Claims today in the case Of osnnok
ct al Va the United states. argument on demurrer wG
commenced Afterwards the adjourned 70 Monday
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plexY on ruesdsy evening" and remained 10 an insen-
able condition until hts death. He was the intimate
friend OF President james buchanan and Was
visitor 10 the White House during his adminIstrsou
He was also the intimate friend Secretary Stanton
who called 70 see him during his last Illness
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Henry =. nIasrRw.

This gentleman, me~bcr Of the Maryland LesisIa.
ture from Cecil county and formerly State Treasurer Of
the s,As Of Pennsylvania died yesterday morning in
wssAlas,ea. Mr. nsE1w YES ssTcksa down With apo.
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o y I = q a i y
Hon. Philip johnson

Hon. F0nftp johnson.
telegram from Washington announces the sudden
death on Thursday night Of the Hon. Philip johnson.
representative in Congress from the Eleventh district
of Pennsylvania The deceased born in Warren
county. N. j., the nth Of January. 1878, but
moved to Northsmptoa county, Pennsy vans, with his
father in 1889. He received q good education 1t La
ny ssu .shna Upon s q
sylvana he engaged In the study Of the law and was
admitted 70 the bar IN is4s. Soon sfter he
and OF the Oyer and Terminer. From this
time he entered public ins, and was elected
after 1851 he chairman OF ths Democratic State
Convention and In 1890 the Revenue Commissioners
for the Third judicial district Of che state During the
same year he received the nomination for aud was
elected Congress from the Eleventh district Of Penn
sylvsn,s serving the Committees Roads and Canals
eighth Congress- and served Committee on Terri.
tories In 1894 he elected delegate TO the Chicago
Convention and 10 the s; %e year was p., ,s
election Of last year Mr.. johnson declined a
reconciliation In consequence OF feeble health and Mr.
n his place The deceased sbls Member belons-
ing TO the working class Of members. and bot rarely
ndulging in speeches His death Is attributed to con-
II. n. Hancock.
This gentleman. the father Of Major General W :
Hancock, United States Army, died at Norrs,ovn,
Pennsylvania on yesterday morning, AGED sixty seven
yearA He was Collector Of Internal Revenue Tor the
sixth district OF Pennsylvania and bore the reputation
Of being man Of integrity and uprghtness Of chs
racter.
Mason Brown.
Mr.. Mason Brown Of Frankfort, Kentucky, died at
hi. residence in that city, Sunday last aged sixty
eight years He was tho eldest OF John Brown, the
hrst United States Senator from Kentucky and FOL
number OF years Circuit Judge Of the Frankfort dis
srIct During the administration Of Governor horshcad
he WAS SECRETARY Of State for KeAichy besides hodins
other positions He is well known 10 the legal profess
on an one Of the authors and eo@pils Of the Digest
Kentucky State laws.
Henry =. MagrRw.
This gentleman, membcr Of the Maryland Leesia
ture from Cecil county and formerly State Treasurer
an. ataie of peupsvlvapia died veetexdav rornlps
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81 =; -
keeping them rhsy eonsnr,iy ran :, the nsye. dc
ss Gs,y s v:
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eas s s,sn ss frI ever, ~ csr
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,ion ssow ..r.nssrs Mr. srooss then has IS,.s
more shs~ one sense We should not be SURPRISED we wsr
One Of Brooks for Mayor At The aeis slsco.
Is: sI.: Zs5Ss sissssr ri $sfs
as Sspss &c cola
Pr: .s d. %s :sssps in saSs s q the.
proved their encscy
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1oau Sss"s sps. n. and srsnsS he sssis
n ~ Ealing ss = sss !, a hsa
asSonAos' hair drs''er .pa = my Sass l srpsa
.I.s ss Il: LEI, ..I Ms ,! ss;u .s Beef
GUS FACTORY, 81 Barclay street
.I s :. M e kin ar; sas S:s1s ss' @
c. 2s d.:. s.. s.s 1 ss::ssEssh sfs ssss
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Ysrk and Pennsylvania osto avs. 49,
S.rs.e'. SSs s,siFrrs'sssIr s sssS xAeaIxrs
Ss Broadway New vsrs
n.:s si:ssr 4 Ss:s s.ssss;s rr'~ S'
Gan,s Paris Besss-As nasEs, Aa0 Broad
way.
End ES:sy = War;. ..S
ABUSES which prcsir tie powers asass
SEM i Z, fs;sSs II NIL sr
PbisdrlpAis, Pa
Pyio,. o. X. soap Tho ssrdess and ,.sss
economical IN Sold by grocers everywhere Dspcs-
ms Sr PALE .is T.
boubleons and AL kinda Of Gold aud silver
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, 10 Wan strrst NJ
p,ss. ss.: :s: .,,.s room ss NJ very
This q the scessn Of the Year whes Ch!,-
rh@s. Mrs wiNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP u neysr
failing remedy IL not only relieves the child rom ss
aud gives and energy % ibe whole sys,s Ina s
s. ,ns' saa i s % r gsssars n mo
TT :s sss Hsy 5ss s
s2ssss 'ssssx & SS.s sold
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Marriage and Ceiibscy An Esssy - War;
ing and INSTRUCTION Tor Young men Aso UseAsos ana
OF relief Sent free OF charge scaled etaer euveopss
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To Let N Colo Have iss Own w ~ " e. Asssstt
in laying The Foundation of Consumpton 10 curs nc ~
,'aSsorn cSass o5 cSa 1ou sod sysrywsers
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P,io's q. n. seap.-Tke hardest md nsss
economical IN use Sold BY grocers everywhere Dspcs.
4 a was ton
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This N the season 81 the Year Whoe Chn-
9en 'sehins q. almost SURF g have dy;ep,s
failing remedy. IL only relieves the child ron g.sss
but nvgorates the stomach and bowels correo,s scnu'y
aud gives and energy The whole system ~ go -
most instantly grplpg In the bowels Aad vne o
Mothers, don't fail procure w.
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Awards - Barnest's Standard Prepare
tonn The following awards we're made ~ tbs late Iiaes
Is JOSEPH BURNETT CO., Bosson-Fsrss for FLA
vORING EXTRACTS Tor cooking and 6rst Qrto
for TOILET ARTICLES embrscing COCOAIXK for thS
WAITER %. .Al1
The committee appointed failed 70 decide seeen1
committee made the awards above. ~ the sAn0time
highly recommending both sets Of prepara -ChnAos
Tribuas, tpctober 4.
re.ss:y 1 no aa1 sss g s.s b. 3zf6
REMEDY, purely vegetsblA New York aeonae Degnas
Barues Wells Heimbod. Kftchea, Coddnst6n. ohs11ea.
Duton. Freeman, druggtsts.
A.-.Madmme JameI's Mn - rial 0alsn oo4
Patent Elevator Develops the FORM - Canal street 6eaA
for treatise. Agents druggists.
Ball. Black - q 81 Gs; in nRoApwAy
have csustanty hand large and we'll assorted seDek
DIAMONDS,
JEWKLRY
SILVER WARE,
WATCHES,
BRONzES
FANCY GOODS,
GAS FIXTURES
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Elliptic .Lsckstiich Sewing Marshinss. . Se1
Highest premiums Marylano tnsc-suses w.
Ysrk and Penusyivanis State Fairs. l5s6
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Rnsckeisr's Hair Dye. The Best IN tie
only bye harmless reliable. insantAss-
Fartory. 81
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Beswtifnl HAIR. Cheyalier,s Life for the
HAIR positively gray its original oDor and
Youthful beauty inpsrs c and strength 20 the wcaks.t
hair stops its falling ~ keeps the head clean
unparalleled hair dressing Sold by all druRglss ana
fasbionabis hair Office J Brpsdway.
Ny. SARAH A. CHEVALIKR. NJ d.
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.r: SO sEs:asE ,.sss.,. ar (, G Eur.
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e a: AZ b': & rs
KI,O1R is Bond s.res<-
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FI.rcses Re.ye;r,. aiissa E sSsHsa x.ca,sr.
u6 broadway, New verk.
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~, ws 9; ss..,;:.s % s;;s sss1;:s
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Royal Havana LOllery.-prixee Paid n
gold. Information furnished The highest rates paid Ter
bosbleons and All kinds Of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street. NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
ARRIVALS.
Thursday, Sept...26, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.

1HWoUuy, Ocpt.aAO, 1OOts
NEIL HOUSE.
n r Brooks, Cincinnati; l. Munson, ALBANY.
n Y; Mrs Julien and son, Lancaster; Ii Barris,
Clifton. Mo; Kennedy, Pittsburgh: q W Clue.
Cleveand;i d r Tyler, do: Q Briggs. do;
BRIGGS do; Mrs Cl rk. Mrs Atwood and two chill
dren. Chic; g r Smith. wife and two daughters
Cleveland; Geo Gilber, do; NJ NJ Mauleton, do do;
9 cambridge. New ork: w p Melcher. do; Isral
Mayer. Richland county; j h Peck, New York;
q Meyer, do: Vanca np, Cleveland; g Neil.
city Col Abe, New York; W H Lewis. Cincin-
nati;eA kansel. Philadelphia; Palestine Loewi.s
Isek, st Louis; A W Graham, Columbus;
Terre Haute, Indiana; William Hutchinson 4 Co.,
cleveland, Ohio; John A Hardenbergh, wife, child
and nurse. New York; J B Hamilton, New FORK; Z
Paine, New York. NJ Graef. New York; R Beer,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; b Barnes and family, Findlay,.
Ohio; q NJ Wilbsrt. New York; j Alexander aud
wife, New York; b Wright and wife, Akron
Ohio; Bladchsrd. Baltimore, Maryland; A d
dianapolis Indiana; Miss Nellie Alkire, CrcevilIe
Ohio.
GOoDALE HOUSE.
EE West, Boston. Mass; A Herbruch and wife,
Canton, Ohio; b Smith, Canton, Ohio John s
Reed, New Philadelphia Ohio; II b Silliman, Ply
mouth. Ohio; w Jamsson, Columbus. Ohio NJ
Knaub, Nashville. Tenn; Compton. Black Lick.
Ohio: Moore. Reyn9ldsburg. Ohio; Z Moore. do;
Grath, Columbus. Ohio; G H Benson, Steubenville.
Ohio; Frank smith, Columbus, Ohio; l. Wittie,
de; ) Nc Wipber New York; q T, Gunther. Chica-
go. Ill: w Zimn erman, Circleville. Ohio; Jacob
Shaeffer. Lancaster. OHIO; Charles Alvin and wife,
Ohie; Frank Webber and wife. Ohio;