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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09
SENATOR ROSCOE CONKL1NG

There has been so much fippant
abuse and irresponsible villifcation
cast upon Senator Conkling through
the Sacramento Union and like We
hicles of gratuitous, malignant SLAM
der, that it is with pleasure we note
the following hearty, high toned
and nnsought tribute to his standing
and abilities at the hands of no less.
authority in Democratic circles than
the New York World:
The reelection of Senator Roscoe
Conkling to the United States Senate
for six years from the 4th of next
March is an event which as Demo-
Gratis we profoundly regret. We had
hoped, until the folly of Cincinnati
was matched by the foolishness OF
Baltimore, that the present month
would be marked by the elevation OF
a Democratic statesman to that place
Of eminent usefulness-a stateman
from whom the Empire State might
have expected steady and powerful
resistance to the centralizing currents
which have swept off their feet all
the leaders of the Republican party
save three or four, and from whom
the country at large might have ex
pected a mastery Of our deepest fis-
cal problems and working plan to
bring specie payments and all other
conditions of financial stability and
order out of the present chaos.
These things are too high for Sen
ator Conkling. and for six years more
the strength of his faculties, which
we do not underrate, will not be
withheld from those measures, as
they never have been withheld from
those measures, which are making
>hipwreck of the fairest experiment
in the annals of time, to house the
rights and liberties of nation OF
freemen within just and equal laws
But Senator Conkling Commands
the respect and justities the pride OF
his fellow citizens whose polite Il
convictions are most divergent from
his own, in the fact that he, the rep
resentative of their State, gives to
it's service an unsullied character,
doubtless sincere zeal for the pub
lie welfare above personal ends. a
vigorous and keen edged mind, a
personal dignity which is not under
mined by his worst fault. and that
gallant firm temper which is to int!
lectual faculties their surest backing
No man mixes the name of this
Senator of New York with jobs, Will
furtive purchases Of Credit Mobiles
stock, with corruption of high or 10"
degree; and if his late defense o
General Grant tried the Presiden'
by standards that did no honor t.
the advocate, they will Judge the
man the most uncharitably who leas
know what CONSTANTS fetter the free
dom of the hest of politicians.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

SHEEP.-Eleven hundred aud sew
enty-four sheep belonging to Sol.
Geller we're driven through town on
Tuesday, from a point about nine
miles west of Reno, where they had
been feeding up to the time snow
commenced falling. Eight thousand
sheep we're caught in the snow and
persisted at the same place, in 80. 1t
was entirely owing to the activity
and good management of the young
man who had them in charge, Billy
Madden, that this band was saved
They were driven to Steele's ranch
where they are being fed. They con
sumo ton of hay per day, at 81 per
ton.-Reao Crescent.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

VAR1oUs.-From a gentleman just
arrived from Gold Mountain and
LYDIA Valley, we learn that the pros
poets of these mining. districts look
very encouraging, which fact we re-
cord with pleasure. From the same
source we are informed that the
horses, about forty in number. at
Minium's. on the Belmont road, are
badly afflicted with the epizOotic
The same authority informs us that
he met the murderer named Sampson,
who lately broke Jail at Belmont.
making his way to Cerro Gordo Dis
trict. Reese Rice, Rereille, Feb. 5.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Feb. S.-Last night
was very pleasant, but this morning II
commenced raining again and is falling
heavily now, II NJ.
The rain storm continues without
abatement.
: No tidings yet of the steamer Nevada,
from Australia.
The Newburn sailed for the Colorado
at noon to-day.
Chief Crowley is confined to his house
by sickness. o
Gold, 114H; Greenbacks S74@8SH:
An affray occurred to-day at Sheehan's
saloon, on Kearny street, in which Gee.
Mcdonald stabbed John Murphy in the
abdomen, inficting dangerous wound.
F. Lober, newspaper carrier, drop,
ped dead at his house last night. Heart
disease was the cause of his death.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

WHEELER & Wilson SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that a permanent agency for the sale
Of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
hines has been established here in Car
son. Mr.. P. B. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates
:reisht added. He will attend, promptly,
TO all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler q
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
featured. ~
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

The CREDIT MoB1L1ER.-A Connec-
ticut boy, just learning to read, asked
his father what Credit Mobilier was.
Its our national game. my boy.
replied the father, who. with the
shrewdness of the LAND of Steady
Habits" was looking ahead. You'll
be able to play it when you get big
and go to Congress.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

q AMBITIOUS editor to his hopeful
scion:, "Charles. are you good at Co.
n1u5frums?' "Yes, father, you know
Z o.nnot tell a lie." Right, Charles;
YOU will yet conquer new world.
But. Charles, Why pre- the babies of
: msf;nee audience like the subheads
in : newsparer7' .'Becanse they is
in ANAL caps, father. Brave boy.
You viii yet stand on the burning
daek. !"
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EUREKA CONTROVERSY.

Inasmuch as there has been some con-
troversy as to the position of J. o. Oar
row, Republican nominee for Senator
from Lander, and of the gentlemen
whose names occur in these dispatches,
We publish the samei
-,~ EUREKA, Feb. 8.
Billy Seaton: Am decidedly in favor
If new county. It will save the people
Of Eureka fifty thousand annually and
mt lacrosse taxes of remaining Lander.
e-tenths of business, civil and GRIM
;nal comes from Eureka. Why ask ?
j. o. BARROW.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

; THArAwFuI BOA sweet little
boy, only eight years old-bless his
little heart-waiked into the scene
of q teachers examination at Oswego
last week, and bawled out, sAnnie.
your feilowIis down to the housep'
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

VEEY TRuE.-Our friend John R.
SAYS the longer you live the more you
know-and he is right. Look out for
.ssrnart Alecs'' and t'cheap Johns. But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
4 YOU want custom made suits from u
good responsible firm, call on J. p.
Dealy. Carson City. agent for Joseph
Fisei, merchant tailor and clothier: San
Francisco. TAD e yfsi-r1 u i, 1Atu
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

Immense amounts of real estate
are being offered for sale in all parts
of Pennsylvania, particularly farm
ing lands, the present owners Of
which intend going West, -.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09
EuREKA, Feb. &.

EUREKA, Feb. 8.
To Billy Seaton: and all with whom
have talked at Eureka. consider both
Drake and Horton pledged to give us
new county if we ask it: Am certain
~ < J. o. BARROW.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

Havana LOTTERY TIcxErs, $22 cou-
mons Ito each Agency at Brooks
Seear, Fancy Goods and Stationery
Store, opposite the Ormsby House, Car
son City, New. Prizes cashed on pre-
sentation. Look out for countsgfeits. :"
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-09

TN Memphis Av1lancte, in speak
inc 81 Colonel Dorsey, the new Sen.
1stor, from Arksnsas. says ne mas
..youta. blood. brains, hoaoe ana
intsgrisy."
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MINING STOCK REPORT.


Forenoon Board.
$50 Curry, l3h, l3sa, IA, IA b30. Il bS,(A.
: 1870 Best l. Belcher. 5h.
100 savage. 67A. 6s, s7h 50. 81. g ST. SS az "a
$40 Cholis, s.; s. ~ os % b 81 = ar 81 o''
1875 Imperial, 81. T. ~ BIO. =. 80 ,.o
2l5 Crown Point. 90. 97h. 81 49, w. 1oo o'o'
90 Yellow Jacket. IS b3O.
27O Empire Mill, Z, ~.
siS Beicher, ssk IS. s29s. SO. s3h. IS bso.
100 Kentuck. 10h.
Alpha, ~. RI, %. an
100 sierra : Nevada. 12k. 12h. 124 bio.
40 Segregated Belcher, IS b9O. IS.
1S5 Oyerman, So, SO b3O 57}S. 58k b30. So bio,
ST.
go Justice, 8, sk. sA. . bso.
4s5 Succor, 81. 81 b5. 31.
200 Julia, ~, A.
Is Buckeye, IN.
30 Silver Hill,9.
$50 Baltimore. 81, 2 $50, 2.
IS KnickerbOcker, AZ.
100 Arizona and Utah, ~.
40 70 Mooasiii l.: * bso, *, Ak.
SO Occidental, IL.
10 Central, Z.
5sS Valley. lsa. 15h. 1sA bso, 1sh, isH bso'
SIS Raymond Ely. 80, 81 b5. 81. s2h bso. 81,
80 b3O, 81 $50, Slh.
1855 Eureka Con-, 10, 81, 9OI, 10.
335 Phoenix, q. 80 cts. b3O, IS cts, IS cts.
30 Washington 4 Creole, N.
Is Phoebe. IL. HI.
1870 Alps. 8, OK.
90 American Flag, 8.
$40 Kuhn 4 Hunt, Az, AZ So, ~ bio, * b3o,
"A $50, AZ b3O.
500 Silver Peak, Is cts.
400 Ivanhoe, II. IA bio.
325 Ingomar. IS cts.
so Newark, 2h.
so Belmont, Az.
40 Chief of Hill, 3.
so Charter Oak, 40 cts.
80 Eureka Grass Valley, 16.
IS Bellevue, 2.
% Cederberg.
100 Golden Chariot, ~.
225 Independent, ~, rs.
20 Mahogany. 8.
100 Empire, Ia.
100 Wellington, ~.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-GEo. TUFLEY, PROPRIETOR
K Ghhnson M Eerris Mp pe Wisber
J H Grafford Beardon W Mccall VT
coRBErr HoUsE-CoRBETr BROS, PRoPREToRs
Geo Edgington Jas Scott FARLEY
J McMahon A Belcher j Miner
McKinnin G Nelson Feltz
F NcRae B Day McGrath
In Carson City. February g. 1873. by Rev. J.
D. Hammond. Paul Nilsson to Karen Hsugsted,
both of Empire City, New.
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Take Warning !!

THE ". Il r. r. r. COMPANY A"A
anxious to take due precaution against &c
cidents and loss Of life resulting from running
Of their trains and they take this method Oh
v.rn,pe Parents and Guardians against :, ths
DANGER. attending tho too common Practice Of
ch,ldrsn pl.ying about their Cars and locomo-
t,v.. rho.e having IN charge the business q
thu Company md Il Impossible to 6E1suADE
boys. who frequent the termini and ssoppine
pisces Of the road from climbing upon the can
and engines. and they viii feel Themselves
Obliged to resort 70 moro decided measures II
these annoyanoes aRs ooatinusd. Recent scei-
dents, which are wholly ascribsble to the care
-te,une.s Of persoas janpias On and % The eaza
vhsu In motion, should b warning enough IN
.hemselves, n. II. YERINGTON.
,.1u lo o~i) Superintendent.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST, CHARLES HOTEL-GEO. TUFLEY, PROPRIETOR
4 Kohler II Ferris Ferris
7 A J,hnson ] Morrison VIM Wither
! H Grafford P Bearilon w Mccall l. VT
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TO ANYorneR FOREIGN COMPANY:

First-1t was established IN 1903, and 10 the
oldest FIRE insurance Company represented
in the United States.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08
a SCRAP FROM HIsI 0RY.

Forney's Chronicle prints converse
tion which Col. Forney and Gen. Sickl' s
hui with Mr.. Stanton Immediately after
sckles was appointed to Madrid. The
ex-Secretary 10 reported as saying "We
must make no mistake about Spain. She
is is one OF our Oldest and ablest allies,
and behaved splendidly to us during the
rebellion, refusing to open her ports TO
Confederate cruisers, and never plotting
through her Minister here, like England,
against our cause. The Spaniards are q
proud, peculiar race, and we cannot do
any good tor liberty in Cuba by hasty
action. Their prejudices must be re-
spected, their interests must not be in
vaded, their traditions must be remem-
bered., Things are moving in the right
way at Madrid; know This. Geaile-
men, there is new Spain, and you will
both live to see a solid Spanish republic
there 10 We can only restrain our poll
licians about Cuba. Tha, pear is ripen-
ing and will fall as soon as the days OF
kings are ended in SPAIN"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08


Over the river on the hillNf st fa 4.rtA
Lieth village white and still; ,,a fV
All around Il the forest trees sI..f
shivef and whisper In the breeze;
Over II sailing shadows 20, 's I'
OF soaring hawk and screaming crow, aH'
And mountain grasses, low and sweet,
Grow In tbe middle Of every street.
Over the river and under the hill t.,
Another village lieth still
There see in the cloudy night
Twinkleing stars of household light, aI
Fires that gleann from the smitliy's door,
Mists that curl on the rivers shore
And Ia the road no grasses grow f4ta
For the wheels that hasten TO and fro.
In that village on the hill. ,, @
Never Is sound of smithy or mill; l.n
Its house ibacth'd, With gnss and flowers
Never clock to tell the hours; at
The marble doors are always shut; V
You may not enter at hall or hut;
All the village lie asleep; a,n I
Never again 10 sOw OF reap, a.ne
Never 10 dream to moan or sigh,
Silent, und fdle, aud low they lie.
In that village under the hill,
When the night is starry and still,
Many n weary soul in prayer .a
Looks 10 the other village there, a
And werping and signing, longs to go
Up 10 that home, from this below;
Longs tO sleep by the forest wild,
Whithef have vanished wife and child,
And heareth praying, this answer fall
Patience that village shall hold ye all I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08

lodsr special Inducements to. my AssssAbua County
ffiends and afn confident can make n . saving aad
economy besides giving you stylish article. ta.Ake
q trpto Cleveland examine aud buy my goods,
make my AshtabulA trade the liberal dscoasts
40 last season. JOHN hAIysFfEInl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08
A moasrn aLeaiher.s.ses.ine,, e.ss.

. .
Last sunimer--as the Boulder paper
tells the story--a young lady OF that city
joined a party on trip 10 Middle Park.
One evening while the party were at
Grand Lake, enjoying the fishing and
beautiful scenery, of that favored spot,
7 the lady started for stroll down the
stream, hnnting specimens" which
abound there. Her interest It the col
lectons led her further and further fr Jm
the camp, until the sun went down.
The growing darkness warned her to
return. Gathering up her treasures she
was about TO go, when a cat.like growl
startled her. Looking in the direction
from whence it came, on the bank of
stram IA few feet above her, she saw
the crouched form OF pumr, or Rocky
Mountain lion. Lying fat upon the
ground, with his tail moving uneasily
from side 10 side, with the bristles of
his back raised like those of an angry
cat, and with shining eyeballs, he was
watching his fair prey. The situation
was one, which the stoutest hearted
would not have envied, for the lion when
it will fight, is fearful enemy. His mo-
tions showed too plainly that he meant
mischief. A hundred thoughts flashed
through the lady's brain. She though,
of similar adventures she had read OF,
but no gallant young man was near to
save her, as there should have been.-
She was too far from camp for her voice
t 1, be heard if she should shout, which 81 Q
did not dare TO do, for fear her cries
would precipitate the attack. Nor dare
she run for the same reason. She thought
of what she had read OF the power of
the human eye over animals, and then
she stared him in the eyes.
| But the lion commenced creeping to-
wards Der, his eyes glaring. The lady
sank to the ground hopeless Of escaping.
| But a deliverance was at band that she
knew nothing Of A mile or two down
the stream band OF Utes was encamped
aud it appears that the lion, few hours
before. had attempted to make meal
ont of one Of their ponies, but was driven
of. Two or three of the Indians had
followed him with dog and guns, and
just as the young lady sank swooning TO
The ground, the dog dashed upon the
scene, dislracting the animals attention.
A moment later and the crack of rifle
broke the evenings silence, and wound
ed, the animal fied.-- Denver Ne,cs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08

Playing cards were lhe FIRST merchant
able fruits ofprinting, Previously made
by stencil plates, they We're eheapened
by being engraved on wood aud printed
under press. The manufacture Ot these
cards Is believed to have been distinct
trade in Holland, and Germany, before
400, Llil- - ~ LI-lN---
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08

I A couple Of Yankee girls put q bull
frog in hired mans bed, to see if they
could not get him tetalk. Daniel threw
the frog ont Of the window and never
said q word. Soon after he put /, half
bushel OF chestnuts burs in ske girls bed
and about the time he thought they
would make he least shadow, Daniel
went to the door and ratified it furiously.
Out went the candle, and in went the
girls; but they didn't stick, though the
burs did. N p f~' th'sst NT At'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08
An ORDINANCE,

l. o Prohibit the discharge Of Fire
Arms in the Incorporated Village Of Aehtsbula.
SEC I. Be II ordained by the Council OF the Incorpor
ated Village OF Aehabula that II shall be unlawful for
any person persons to discharge shoot Off any fire
FIRE arms within the limits Of the Incorporated
Village Of Ashtabula. 'ii1 =
SEC H. ANY person persons who shall Violate the
provisions of this ordinance sha forfeit and pay fine
Of not more than t10 dollars, together with the
of prosecution and at the discretion of the
Mayor be committed to the Village the jail OF
the county until the said fine and costs be paid
SEC III 1t shall be and Is hereby made tSe duty 81
the Village Marshal and hs deputies to arrest view
any person persons found violating any OF the pro-
visions of this ordinance and convey the said person
persons forthwith before the Mayor TO be dealt with
according to law. .
SEC. Nv. All ordinances parts Of ordinances ncon-
sistent herewith are hereby repealed. 80.
SEC " This ordinance shall take effect the 10th
day after its fret publication.
Passed Feb. 11th, 1873 L. L. KING, Mayor
Attest "A ii. TYLER, Clerk 1877
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08
"UH STATEMENT OF THE
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
.. .tf.t . STATE OF OHIO I
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
....I H, CUitffabHs, January 81, 1878,

W-HEREAs, TIE GERMANIA HAN
w OVER, NIAGARA a REPUBLIC Fire Insurace
Companies located at New York, In the State Of New
York. opeati Jointly In Ohio under the name Of the
UNDEHW RITEItS' AGENCY. are each possessed of
least the amount of actual capital required of similar
companies formed under the provisions OF the act et
tied " An net TO regulate Insurance Companies doing
an Insurance business In the State Of Ohio" passed
April 70. 1872, and each company has sed in this De-
pirtment, the staementsts Instruments and other
pers requaed by said act and has otherwise complied
with all the regusiiiohs Of said act, which app
cable to Fire Insurapte Companies Incorporated by
other States Of the United States.
Now therefore. In pursuance OF law. i, William +.
Church. Superintendent OF Insurance for the State Of
Ohio. do hereby certify that said Company is author
lied transact ts appropriate business Of Fire lnsu
in this State In accordance with law, during the
current year The eondison and business Of said Com
pany at the date Of such statement (Dec a. 1S12D Is
shown as follows:
Amount Of actual paid up Capi al 81 $4,000 90
Aggregate amount of available Assee.. 1888 53l "a
Aggregate amount of liabilities (except
capita including Te insurance. 2,45o, ,7g7 ~
Amount OF Income fbr the proceeding year, :.
Amount of Expenditures for the preceding :.
In witness whereof l have hereunto subscribed my
name. and caused the seal OF my office to
fsEALl be sllxed, the day and year above writ
ten. -. tr .I ..} I.t.
W. +. CHURCH,
Superintendent
GEO. WILLARD, Agent Cor Ashtabula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08

Marrying ter ,buty in " poor sPekula-,
shpn, for enpy man whe sees you're wife
bag got just aboat an much stock in her
az yon bev. sI M, 3ga II sn4 ~ 3
Trieing tew define love izliksisg tew
tell how yu kun tew brak thru the ice;
all yoa kno aboet IL yu fell IN and
got duekAd ~, (, ,.ls,,a ~ ,ini
Mrs. Partiaeton says she gets up eve
Try morning. At the shrih Of carpion otthe
chandelier .sai.nu
"This is the rock of sgsA~ said the
father, amer rocking twshous and the
baby still awake. I '''' Y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-08

MILES b. PALMER Be fore F; ; B. Phelps , s,, p Of
FRANK BUCK. la County, State Of Ohio '''
YIN the l4th day of February, A. ID.
1879 said Justice issued order OF attachment Ia the
above action, for the sum Of Twenty-Five Dollars and
fhy Cents MILES b. PALMER.
Kingsvilie. February 25th 1913. Sss
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NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ON and after date no bill for material
furnished for use Of A., Y p Rail Road will be paid
written order signed by Mr. ID. B. Mccoy, Supt., or
Mr. Ed N Bcebout, Resident Engineer The order to
r. SLATAPER,
Chief Engineer, A., Y. P: Co.
,Ashtsbuia, o., Feb, 9Th, 1879 W Hs
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-09

HOTEL ARR1vALs. September 8. 1873.
Columbia Hotel-Charles Lee, N O;TW
Pratt, II G; e q Brooks, Ga; G. &c
Johnson, T NJ Johnson, N Y; W 81
Evans, W II Sadler, G E Reab, Charles.
ton; G " Carpenter, N Y; r W Dawson,
Charleston; J F Lytton, U 8 A; JH
Stelling, S G; z J Martin, NY; q D
Hill, N @; W D Ellis, Pa; 8 W Dobbine.
Ga; N KIeener, Alabama; " s Seigle,
Greenville; G " Thames, S P Good
wine, Ga.
1pAeeley House-W h Epperson. Sum.
ter; j G Holmes, Jr. Charleston; j May,
Gn; Geo L Wampier, Baltimore; E, "
Marshall. A Med Brown, J P Hawkins,
Charleston; J II Cathoart, Winnsboro;
A L Bates, Batcsville; 2 P Moses, city;
q Hinton, y s A; E Warth, Colum-
bia; w Z Broderick, Md; B G Yocum,
Chester; a G Brenizer, A 81 Farrell, L
J Moore, city; L B Marsh, N 9; N N
Toler, N Y; J Fl TODD, Chester; J E
Johnston, Blaokstook; D 8 Hart, s OR
r; NJ Cole, Ga; ] Bawsky, N o; FM
Jones. Ala; ] Simpson, N 7; S sp;nken,
G F Babbage, Charleston; s Blackley
and lady, Anderson; G II Lanneau, Jr,
Miss L W Lanneau. Greenville.