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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The President is represented by
White House visieors as hearing every
thing but saying or doing nothing but
pulling away at the conventional cigar
and occasionally laughing at a receipt
sent by telegraph by some veterinary
e~pizootist for the relief Of his afflicted
stud. The dispatches, it is not strange
to say, interest him quite us much rs
kilograms with election returns, cs
pecially those that arc itcratIng to him
that peace is having 4 victory no less
renowned than war.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28
Chancery Land Sale.

Isaac billiard VS. C. NJ. Hunter.
By virtue of a decree of the Chancery,
Court ut Winchester. Tenn. pronounced
at lis June Term, 1872, in the above cause
I will offer for sale, on >
Monday, January 9TH, 1873,
bee0re the Courthouse door in Winchester
Tenn Z. to the highest bidder, for cash, tue
house and lot of defendant c. NJ. Hunter
described in the pleadings, containing
about e acre. situate in Winchester. TenI'
bounded by the lots OF NJ. +. Boswell. NJ
w: Wilcox. III. j. Krotzer. and Cedar street
sale to enforce mechanics lien. THIS
November Goth, 1872.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28
Chancery Land Sale.
NJ. J.. IIarrolson VS. Susannah Hamilton,

NJ. j.. IIarrolson vs. Susannah Hamilton,
ct. ais.
BY virtue of 4 decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nounced at its August Special Term. 1872,
in the above cause, ! will sell, at the Court
house door, in Winchester, Tenn, on Mon
day, December. End. 1872. to the highest
bidder for cash, the 103 acre tract of land
described in the pleadings, lying in civil
District No. s, of Franklin c1unly, Tenn,
adjoining the lands Of Lewis Anderson
and others, subject TO the dover of the
widow Susannah Hamilton. To be sold to
satisfy compliments debt and court costs,
&c. a plat of said land will be exhibited
on day of sale. This Nov 2nd, 1872.
II. III. FINCH. G. d NJ.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

Hon. j. p Benjamin, late Confede-
rate Secretary Of State, as was an
nounced by cable a few days since,
has, at the instance of the Lord Chan.
cellor, been raised to the rank OF
Queens Counsel-the leader of the
English bar.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The Radical organ of Tennessee, the
Nashville Banner, keeps up its old war
fare upon Democratic organization.
The Banner will please keep its advice
for its W party ours does not need
or want any more of its trcacherous
can't Columbia Herald.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

w. A. Gum, hief!::engineer of the
Cincinnati Southern railroad, assures
the Chattanooga Times that .thej road
will positively be commenced.byInext
spring, but says.th a the..louteihas,not
yet been decided upon. He intimated.
however, that the work of construction
would be commenced at both ends.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

Seven Southern States seem to be
all that have gone for Greeley. South,
orn people were satisfied to support
Horace Greeley but many Northern
Democrats could not overcome their
old Democratic prejudice against him.
Strange contrarleties
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

An honest and Industrious mar in
Indiana, who was doing we'll exhibi-
ting himself as a living skeleton, has
commenced to grow fat, and has now
got to learn another trade or starvc.
Thus fortune jilts her followers and
brushes humble ambition.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

Father Ryan, whose health has been
failing for some time, is about to leave
Mobile for a trip to Europe, with the
hope Of its restoration.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

A strong pressure is being brought
upon Gen. Grant to induce him to put
u negro in his c cabinet. Langston,
who made an ingenious Grant speech at
Nashville during the late canvass, is
urging his W claims to the Attorney
Gcncralship.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The Wooden Factory Of j. r.
Meadcris ~ Co., located at Fayetteville.
is to be removed to Tullahoma. Sew
cral Of the citizens OF the latter place
have taken stock in the enterprise to
the amount of $500 to insure its re
moval.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

Grant will now push his St. Domin.
80 speculation anG no doubt, with the
help Of such honest men rs Simon
Cameron, will get the corruption
through Congress. A few millions
will thus get into the pockets of Bacz,
Grant, Cameron u Co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28
PREPARED FOR CHRISTMAS,
MONTGOMERY & CADZOW,
WINCHESTER. TENN.

have thoroughly reprinted and embel-
lished their Saloon, and will keep on hand
for retail, or for sale in large quantities.
all kinds OF liqnOrs, such us Whisky, Bran
dy, Gin. Rum, Wines, &c. Also, genuine
Scotch Porter, Cream Ale. &c.
They keep the largest supply of Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes
and Snuff kept in the town.
Oysters, Sardines and condiments al
ways OIL hand.
Thankful for liberal patronage in the
past, they intend to labor in the future to
merit an increase thereof.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The Radicals have gained five Con.
Grcssmcn in Tcnncsscc,-Thornburgh,
Crntchiicld, Harrison, Num-, and Lew.
U.s. SO much for divisions among
Democrats.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The Tennessee Legislature elect will
meet in Nashville the first Monday in
January, 1873. Senator Brownlow's
term will not expire till March 4, 1875.
thus dcpriving the coming Legislature
Of the opportunity Of choosing the
parsons successor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

Many persons write articles and
send them to the editor to be correct
if an editors office was a house
of correction.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28
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The World-rt nOwned author, in this adj
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Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. to
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Also, DR.. C~ulverwell's Marriage Guide
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

Actl'e preparations are in progress
to drain the great Okccfnokee Swamp,
in Southern Georgia, This immense
swamp, the largest Counting Florida
out OF the question: in this part Of the
world, is now to be attacked in earn.
est, and a chartered company propose
to see if it cannot be made valuable
foI something besides bears, coons,
wild turkeys and snakes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

France paid ID Germany last week
two hundred million francs, and will
continue TO make similar instruments
I'll! the end Of the year, SO that on tb e
first OF January 1873, only two miIliArds
OF the indemnity will remain unpaid.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The President Of the French Repub.
lie has conferred the military medal
on no less than eight bold a|cronauts
who had distinguished themselves in
the conveyance OF the post under dif
licultics during the siege Of Paris.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

Grant, in a response to an interview
cr, says his first election was an honor
paid to his military services, and the
second the nations approval Of his pc.
litical administration, and a popular
v;ndication of his personal character.
"PoliticaI administration is Il decided
ly refreshing term, and conjurcs up
visions Of a heroic tablcaux to which
FOUNDERS, rcpeatcrs, Calling guns, Uni
ted States Marshals and bristling bay
oncts form a brilliant back ground.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

If you want to gain a reputation for
eccentricity, and to be universally
dreaded, if not hated, blurt out plain
truth on all occasions.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The Chinese have a saying, that an
unlucky word from the tong e
cannot be drawn back by a coach
and six horses.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The charre,l remains Of several hui
bodies have been found IN the
of the Boston fire.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

Thirty million pounds of wool and a
quarter million sides of leather we're
DESTROYED in the Boston coniagration
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

Secretary Bclknap's forthcoming re.
port will be brief, cmbodying but a
few subjects for Legislative lecommen-
dation. He regrets that one-siXth OF
the army is still detained in the South
crn States east Of the Mississippi, and
hopes that portion Of the forces will
soon be relieved for frontier services.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The London Standard thinks that
the peace of Europe rests upon a very
questionable footing, There is not q
corner Of the Continent that is not
armed to the teeth, NJ. Theirs openly
boasts that he possesses an incompar,
able army, and all the elements OF
Francc-Radicals, Orlcanists, Lcgiti-
mists and lmpcrialists--arc united up
on the necessity Of obtaining revenge
from Germany when practicable
Neither Prince Bismarck nor Count
Andrassy, the Austrian premier, be
Iicvcs that peace will continue. and the
meeting Of tie Empclors at Berlin
was due to Il desire on the part OF the
high contracting Powers interested to
come to an understanding upon this
subject. Even Scryia claims that she
can put 100000 men in the field, and
%AiIc Italy is terrifying Monte Mario,
on Tie Italian side Of Mount Gents Tun-
mel, TO guard against the French mill
tary preparations at Modane on the
French side of the Alps, Spain is urg-
ing Il demand upon England for the
possession Of Gibraltar. Involved in
these complications, also, is the ques-
ion of the Pope and Prussia, intro
into the troubled arena OF Eu-
lnnnnn nolilins rnlininnS liSsnnSiOnS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

The next House Of Representatives,
consisting Of 202 members, will stand
as follows; Republicans 2O3; Demo
Gratis 6&-a Republican majority Of
ll5, and considerably more than two.
thirds. In the present House the Re
publican majority is 81. Net Rcpub-
lican gain in the lower branch Of Con
grcss, rs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

An Irish editor congratulates him
self that "half the lies told on him amt
true"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28
A DeplOrablc Spectacle.
From the New York Express.

New York Exprcss.l
The recent election returns for Pres
ident show US that nearly the whole Of
the five millions Of blacks in the South
ern country voted as sheep led by n
shepard, all one way-and against the
millions Of white people among them,
who own the real, and the most Of the
personal property, from the Rio
Grande TO the Susquchanna River.
This ignorance and poverty combined
with the capitalists Of the North and
the West, acting through the National
Banks and Railroads, have re. elected
General Grant, by an immense mujori-
ty, to the Presidency.
The spectacle Of Money and Ignor-
ancc in unity is u European, rather
than an American spectacle, and one
to be deplorcd everywhere, more cs.
pccialIy in Il Republic but the spccta.
Gle ola war Of races in q Republic is
more dcplorablc still.
A War Of Races,-we say--for il is
such u war in the South. The negroes
there not only govern the whicc, but
combine 90 govern the whites. They
rob the whites, rs in South Carolina,
Florida and Administration the Gov,
eminent Of these States has been moth.
ing but lcgalizcd, bandit robbery. The
negroes arc the masters and the whites
are the slavcs,-and il this is not Il wal
Of races, without the use Of arms, to
be sure, we know not what such n war IS.
These dcplorablc sp~cctaclcs, it is TO
be hoped, Gen. Grant, who has now q
reputation to establish, will have am.
bItion enough to modify or correct.
His military fame, we ASSURE him, DIES
pitc what the sycophants around him
say, the Historian will record, as sui.
lied sadly by his civil administration.
He has now a civil reputation to es,
tablish, Has he love OF glory enough,
las he honorable ambition enough to
Try to establish such u reputation
We hope he has we fear he has not,
viii he go down to posterity with the
reputation Of the CaIigulas or Hello.
gabluses, or with the reputation Of the
two first Caesars ? We shall see.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28
$40 PER HUNDRED.

in exchange for ~grcenback or COM.
produce. We Il supply most anv pIy
rlety you may want. Come and eyaymt va
them. ""D'Ae
uOv)S l,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28

R { N . Al |
WHIPPLE & PHILLIPS

Have moved their Drug Store to the south
corner of the Square, into the commOdiOus
room recently fitted up for the use of our
increasing drug trade, and where can al
ways be found Il general stock of Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Soaps, Per.
fumcry, Cosmetics, &c.
All the popular and reliable Paten!
Medicines of the day on hand. In short
every article everkept in well-appointed
Drug Store.
Thanking the public for the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended us, we res
pectfully request a continuance of the
same.
WIIIPPLE Il PHILLIPS,
Winchester, Sept. II, 1872.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28
PLANT YOU AN
ORCHARD D.

We have Il fine lot of two and H..
year old Apple Trees on rented yr .nree
that have to be removed, which 1 w.
sell at W. VIII
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MOVES
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-02
BUR Bertdtt9un9.
&inbbeit Sefa Serei,,,
unb
8en3ieer 8rotberS.

&ep. s. Werba9 %per6fenlt9t tn 80.
so bee v6erplb bes @laubens" pom 20 st,
tobsr ,. S. etnen aussus etnes sonaaden an
Jpn seri@teten Brtefes, portu b,n,erft pirb,
bab tptr bic gerfatdune Der 8eretnsbider
unb Depottonalten, bic Gtntafiruns BON
@%eretnsselbern u. {. ~. eesen bu@b6nb>
lertf@en n n btforsen. Bir BE-
merten BIER nur bab mir benz 9ereine fir
geritnbunsen nur i3oa. unb Yortoauslasen
bere&nen, fur gerpaduns unb gerf9tduns
bon 9ereinsbaatrn uns Desottpnalten unb
GtnfafIrune Don @elbern aber fe,nen Gent.
@tr waroen Is am plase~ sefunben baben,
wenn Der 6err Correspondent bes tp&w.
@errn @irba& fpwobl, a1s bteftr felbf bic
@a@e 3uer1 unterfu&t bdtten, beppr fe cine
berarttse unwabrteit perSfennt&tsn.
8em5ieer 8rotbers,
REV gprt, %, Dit, 1872,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-02
Oanfia8un8.

Die beutf9e fatbolifae @emetnte tn ST.
fringe, Mtnnelota, fprt@t ttermit BEN bo4m.
P. @entnser fur bic esensretae Miiirn,
.pelde rerlelbe portse @pae baielbf atse.
balten, unb tbeulo benz bodw. P. @eprs
sherr, O. s. B., tpelder bemltlben batet
notwithstanding 1ettete, tbren ber5litsn
Dant aus. uaoerseelt@ wtrD alien g.
neinbesliebern oteie @naben3ett bleiben.
3afines, %. Oft., 1872.
81. S. 81. Rran3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-02
ct &puie.
Sur ben @anberer 9ef4rteben
ron 81 81.

Tlrben @anberer 9ef4rteben
pom 81. 9.
MaeBbeuD, 81. Set. 1872.
Stt1e, rubis unp einlau, fu9e idimi9 lei
ben 6o9warptsen 8fnebiftiner . Yatres ber
fl0asrlt@en Giniamtett an;uroRen aber Is
1T unmDslt&. Gin psrrud,er Rtsserprebiser
fpetiatelt In Der benaGbarten Metbcbifen@
ttr@e 10 flr&terltd, bab bic ausYauten uno
S9wefelpfeifsn teRebenbe Muftbanbe etner
ofF3ie1en @rantprpseiicn NIT Der unenolt,
den S&aar BON prcfeiionelen @aFentu
ben uno YFafertretern a1sr Mrten beinate
aus bem8on3epte fam. Wdsen raGeln ptne
Gnbe. uno etne i4rtnpfetfeAbe 2otomottpe
erfest bas ptetolo bel oieler fonberbaren
3armonie, bic nod bur9 Elm babies Dubeno
Don nt&t gang naelooifa eeftmmten @lcden
unb @lSdletns no m6sli@ ,1ebr PERTINENT
wirb, 70 gang Elm Bib bes @eltlebens, uno
Is 1T anmoslt4, F@ BET feldsn ~umRdnoen
ftlbf I'm BE aebnte gtenb.S tunte In beiltae
Rute uub @ttae binein;ubenfen, piel
mebr 3tebt bas in ben les.en 2asen Grlebte
lebbait an metntua gtiRe poraber, urb bsnfe
i'd MIR bas perlaGtne ct. eoais NIT a1tea
bis biebsr bur4uanberten @taater unb
Staoteu, TlaRen unb 61eden lebenbte Dor
Ausen. SIN m6elt&er &ur3e min i'd ben
ssebrten eeletn bteutt cine tletae sfi33e ba.
. eeben.
@er I'D ct. 2outs, pie Is MIR porfam,-
re&t gut unb fa@setreu porRe1en nth, Der
btnte f& nur - i'd bestnne Don Der au>
6enlinie Der @tabt re@t ,tele 3tese1eteu
nit un3dbltsea e0&ern, in beren tletnaen
9tter unb @enf& ben Gals 3ebnual breden
fam. Das gilt DON Anb0ben, ben .8sne.
8ues" Der @tabt; bann benfe man F1 ae.
gen bas Snnere Der Stabt reGt ptel &au4,
70 ptel f& bic ptantaiie nur porftenen tann,
ben &au& usrfebt f& In Der 9uft, ba unten
Der bid unb ttef ltesenbe Staub ale anbere
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Is prrerpnben5.)
GhaSfa, 26. Oft. 1872.

NgUHIV, 20. MI. 1917.
Gu tptrf mir stnen srpben @efa1en ttun,
peun Du fo1senben 3etlen &aum stebf.
eesten 9ittmo9 war Bier ber Sdlub elmer
Mt1Ron, sebalten ron &ep. P. @artner.
Derlelbe belt jeben Sag sret gprtrdse gum
Befen ietner flapt}den Wtilcnsanfolt, unb
iebesmal f,nb l9 cine erobe @ense 3sb0>
rer pom Rattoltfsn unb Mnberssldubteen
Elm, unb i'd tam Did perR&ern, aud pbne
LANCE @etle. &c fctete ben Mann @uttes
bic sr1Bte MnRreneuns, In Der unpctenteten
Stride folde LANCE gortrdse gu ba1ten.
Der MifFendr BAT fetnen 3ubSrern,
Denn i'd mid re9t ausbrjdsn min, Elm
mabrss @tsnalement bes neuen@ etbentbums
binterlafen, rpel&es ni@t 10 balb aus UNI"
Term @ebdAtni6e per1dptnben mtrb. Son
bier aus stne Der bc&w. 3err mad @teto'
ria unb Mar9stopn, unb wenn @ott min
tpirb berfelbe uns In Carer NIT fttner sc:
sentpart, e~rfreuen 100 es, mte i'd
tofeu bart, an 3ub6rern aud ni&t feblen
wirb. Sol9e gortrd9e MAIDEN etnen an
'peren Gtnbrud ais pteieuieen Der polittIden
Stump rebner. Mus alien 3u1alteben, mar
Die Mtilon lcbnenb fur bic betrefenben IN,
aalten Got ertalte ben !paderen Milipns.
prtefer gum @pble ber&a:bcliten nod pisls
SABRE!
Deit 50. M.
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(G inaefanbt.)

ct. Ssispb, Minn. Is. Dit. 1872.
Da Du 70 eeidats btf, betnen 9elern
Neutsfetten aus aQen 2anbesttet1en gu
~brtnsen, II ttetle ta DIR nit, bag wtr uns
febr elldli9 fddben, inbem wtr unieru
bp4w. pfarrer unb seltebten @eelenbtrten
P. @crneltus @tttu,ann pieber III unferer
Mttte taben, ba Ct aus fetner alien @etmat
3uruds<tebrt 1T. Die 9an3e @emetnbe
uberre'4te ttn1 aut Mbenbe mad feiner &n'
funft cine BewtQtommnun9s.M breGe
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nod cine LANCE &eibe pon Sabren Der g.
fesneten @tltlamtett miinfdt, tbn1 ielbt 3u
nod sr6Berem Gerbtenfe, ben Menlden gum
9etle.
SIN bieler @timmuns mosen mtr
auf bic %fosenannte "8eri@ttsuns" Der
vSreien prede" nt&t peiter einseesn. Die
Gbatla9e, pelGe in unftrem 8latte bertdtet
purbe, bleibt unpiberlest, absefeben oapon,
Dap Der betrefenoe artitsl serabe bic CUTE
settle Der Eurner be,porbob. DFtt benz an
aefltrtea Bibelterte lAldst bic "Srete YreI'
le" f9 1elba, tenn unter Der 8ebtnsuns,
.pelae Der III. Yaulus auftedt, fonae1 &C.
milAte Gben aeitmetie ielbt gum 9eile Der
@atten fd .uenben, tpenn ndmli@ Der slau'
btse She'll ben u~nsldubtsem belebrt.
ueber bic Nilion, wel&e bo4m. P. Cart
ner in Bietoria, Carer Counts abbtelt,
l9retbt man uns, bab bteielbe BON sroben'
grfclee .par. Son @orsens fra5 Bic
Mbenps lpdt marsn bic Bei4ttable bslaeert'
Batter unb Mutter, Sanslinse unb Sung
frauen, Mnes etns aur teiltsen Communion
sur tte Musbllfe, ptlAe tc&w. pfarre'
Eoplaf Don Waeonta benz MiiTondr letfete
1pri&t he @emetnbe tbren bersliaen Dant
aus. Bon bort besab Der MilIcndr lid
na1 ct. 8pnifaetus.
SIN 8eatou bestnnt bic Ntlfica am na9'
fen @pnnta9 ben 3. Nopember.
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prlnilng.
90 Uhom II man Concern

ANY ONE who can give any information
~ concerning ANNIB L. FISHER Mrs L. KEBLgR
little son will confer great favor BY addressing Miss BEATRICE IT,
care of Watts 4 Troy, Mont gornery, Ala
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FROM RIO DIX JANBlRO In steamship South America April %
Mrs NJ Gumeaes snd child Dr. H. SnioPf and wife, T. T. .. Vas
condo o. Granville Wright and wife Edward Fennano James KsPP
lily Ropes e. HosDisky and family Iiy Wells swel Hsk
Mrs VIM futile and children Baiu wife and SON. L.
family Ellen C. Ruer Miss Wright Miss Carrie
Wright j. 7. Merritt r. Toosa and wife, Wins Miss A. Sdo, IL
p Gail G Haley Partridge H. W ROuh Charles HoiseSn,
Sarah Potter, James Kenny, wife, aud family
PROM sAvANSAlI-ln steamship Virgo April PMS Ferris
Mrs A. Ferris Miss NJ Perh.. Miss Carrie Ferris Mss Bessie Phs.
Williams. David Dane. Lea', Mrs W. T. wLh,m, child and
Daniel Besnsu W. A. Ross L. Sonhwck Miss Pratt nurse, and
child; Mrs Fuller o Egber and wife, H. Pere and sife'
FROM LIVERPOOL steamship Add,ae April a. Ms: Bal,
,sf Mis- A.r, Mi, s,so s,s Mis- sh s %
Mash. Mrs Mash, H. g. Gilbert Il. II. Wade Mr. Meyer, MIs
Meyer Mr.. A. W. Clarke Mss Clarke. the Rev Mr., Smith y.
Ghabb Chubb Mrs Kelly Miss Ksly, Miss staATtiR Kelly
Wright T. G. Roberts A. Catanaeh A. Browne, McArdle, the
Rev H. W. Davis Rev j. L. Porter W. Kane Mrs Kane sni
Bailey w.hng Mrs. wahng. the Hon T. SITTER Herman,
Mrs Pambu child g. futile. Judge Smith Mr. Formin Mr.
lIsrishon Hughes g. Harrington Mr. RobnsOn Mira Robin
waller aud wife D. wAIir walker ". l. Welsh.
wife and two children. D. w. Sherman and wife. Mis- H. Rhnek,
Miss siions Jones Mr. Pennyman John A. Bitch A. Mebe NJ
Dln O. H. Ry W D. ws.on. NJ Csln. Charles rraa.rn' Henry
schAeht Oliver Barr Mekssn. o. Ferguson r. Ferguson,
Conwe John Boon q. Robinson H. G. Msson H. Lawrence b.
MaSser, and % In storage