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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-18

H. A. Mumaw, formerly. of Paint
township, now of Elkhart Ind, is
spending few days with his friends in
this county. He is engaged in the"Her-
aid Of Truth" office published in Elk
hart,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-18

THAT house is no home which holds
a grumbling father, scolding mother,
a dissipated son, a lazy daughter, and a
bad-tempered child. 1t may be built of
marble, surrounded by garden, park,
and fountains; carpets of extravagant
costliness may spread its floors; pictures
of rarest merit may adorn its walls; its
tables may abound with dainties the
most luxurious its every ordering may
be complete, but it will not be a home.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-18

"A Doctor at Ada is making himself
notorious by giving prescriptions of
liquor to students to get intoxicated on.
Such persons are too contemplate for
even the law to take hold upon.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-18
Arrival and Departure Of Malls at the
MiIIersburg Postofice.
RAILROAD.
ARKIyE.

From Canal Dover, via Shanesyllle, Walnut
Creek and Berlin, Mondays, Wednesdays
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-18

Programme next week.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-18

"A recent act of the Legislature
makes the pointing of firearms, loaded
or unloaded, at any person, Enable
offense, and from five to fifty dollars is
the amount which may be assessed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-06-18

Mrs. c. d. BEEGLE, Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
The Pull Down Practice.

Death laughs when be sees the weak and feeble
lied, biistcred savated, opiumized. or griped with
persativcs He knows that under such treatment
this pull down prnctice is the principle upon which
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters operate The eject ot
this incomp parable vegetabl restoraveis 70 buiid
imparts appetite and assists digestion onriches and
ceanses tho blood regulates and tones tho iver and
healthy habit of body. by "a happy combination
of vegetable extracts-tonc. aperient and anti
bilious with u pure stimulant. these elects are
smult aneously produced. There is no prescription
of the pharmacpoeeia that has the same scope. GU
may lind among its formulas scourEss for the boy :
nerves. but NO grand combination medicine that.
like HOstetter's Bitters. is ut once tome an
aperient. a corrective anil an Alternative. 10"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
General News.

Tie public debt statement for April 1st
shows a reduction Of s., ,lS9 ,JjS during March.
1t is believed that the House Committee on
Territories will report in favor of the admission
of New Mexico as a State.
A large number of the leading merchants OF
Boston, have signed call for an anti initiation
meeting, to be held in Faneuil Hail, on Satur-
day evening next
The eighth ballot for United States Senator
oy the Massachusetts Legislature, yesterday
was rs follows Dawes, ~; Curtis, IS. Hoar,
-; Adams, 10; Banks, q; Pierce, =; Whittier,
j, Washburne, !; Fhilhn, l. The joint con-
vention adjourned until tomorrow, today
being Fast Day in Massachusetts.
The House Committee on Agriculture agreed
yesterday TO report in favor OF the passage o,
the bill to prevent cruelty TO ANIMALS in transit
with an amendment that they shall not be KEPT
in cars without food or water longer thar
twenty-four hours, instead of twenty -eigl
hours, as named in the original bill
The Old Line Democrats of California helc
Convention at Sacramento, on TuesdA,
night. The attendance was moderate in mum
beIs. Resolutions were adopted declarin ng tn,
Independent party OF California a failure, ant
advising Democrats who became Independent
to return to their party allegiance rs the onl
nope OF saving the country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
The Queen of diamonds.

Mrs. Astor, the wife of the hundred-millonair
Of New York, appeared at party which she gave
at her Fifth avenue Iesidence, the other even
ing, in style that would justify any reporter
IN saying that she "lterally blazed all over with
diamonds" On each OF her shoulders she had
iour stars the sZe OF silver hali-dollars, made Of
diamonds. Her hair was set very lLckly with
diamonds, and her head seemed atame with them
There was diamond bandeau upon her brow.
Sine had diamond earrings and a diamond neck
lace OF magnificent proportions. Upon the two
sides OF her chest. were two circles OF dismonds,
about the size of the palm OF the hand. From
them depended lines and curves of diamonds
reaching to The waist, around which she wore a
diamond girdle. On the skirts Of her dress in
front were Two large peacocks wrought in lines OF
diamonds. There were rosettes of diamonds on
her slippers. There were diamonds large or small,
but III every variety or form, all over her dress
and person, wherever they could be artistcally
placed. She presented an extraordinary and
dazzling spectacle as she moved languidly through
the dance among her friends. One of The ladies
present, conuoisseur in pieciops stones, who
kept cool enough to take practical observation
says the diamonds she wore could not have cosI
less than million Of dollars, aud must have rep
resented her husbands income for at least quar-
ter of year. The same lady, who il familiar
with court lie in Europe, says that the iarges
collection OF diamonds in possession OF any Euro
pean Empress or Queen belongs 10 the presen
German Empress but she adds that evea Angus
3. herself could not make diamond show whicl
would begin TO compare with that made by Mrs
Astor.-N. J. Paper.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

"GoING OVER. If We may Judge from the re-
marks of Er1y Erenuag, that paper viii be found
battling in the coming political campaign for the
perpetuation of Democratic rule in this State,
provided that Victor Dupont should be nominated
Tor Governor. ."-DeIaaoaye Republican.
If Mr.. DUPONT should permit his name to go
before the Democratic Convention, which SO far
he has pcrsStently refused to do, and receive that
nomination, his qualifications and fitness for the
position would commend him so highly that it
would be very difficult foS to see how Epery
Erening could do otherwise than support the can
didats of the Democratic people, rather than one
nominated by the "City Ring" assisted by the ne
groes, pulposely to give strength to party the
leading object of which Is to force negroes into
the public schools the jury boxes, the churches,
the hotels and cemeteries aul work shops ON
an equality with the whites.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
Still QuaYreling,

The quarrel between the factions in the Radical
party still progresses. In its last issue the Repub
Hcan charges tho Commercial with desire 10
manage the whole party as 1t pleases. IL says
"THH NEXT GovERNoRsHlP.-If the CONNER
cia! is really sincere in it's opinions OF The noces
sity Of unity on the nomination of the next Re-
publican candidate for Governor, we should like
10 know why 1t encouraged the agitation of the
question ia its columns at early date! Did
il expect that every one would allow the views or
sentiments expressed. to pass unchallenged2 1t
Certainly could not have expected that every Re-
publican should acqnesce in ITS views, or that
men would willingly torcgo preferences to suit its
end and aims"
Why ''its ends and aims" are simply 10 get the
negroes in Office, and where's the difference be-
tween yous
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

"UNcANDID.-Our neighbors of the Coo.nier-
c,al and Erey Eren'ng are very uncandid. We
never said that the Goyernorship was promised
TO any one, or that any bargain or contract was
made to that effect Neither did We ever assign
AS a reason that New Castle county Republican
shall not be nominated that such bargain exists"
Detasoare Republican.
Unfortunately for the Republican there are tw 0
witnesses against ii. In order to sustain itself
fairly ii should show that they are not credible.
The talsehood seems to rest between the parties,
and we are not interested sufficiently to seek out
the fabricator Of it. But the Republican sees
the opportunity to force DIR. Jump on the party,
and is united hand-in glove with The King in the
work.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

IN viii tSo rsauir Of ~ he act Of xsssmSiy in
such case made and previdsa % hersty siys netSss
isa.a .ss, sns, saoDs Il X. PsScs and Jail bessfy
OF the State Of Dslawars. in and for the County
OF New Castle. on Monday. the 1lth day ofMay
Term, tor q L,censs to keep an Inn or Tavern
IT tho Brandywine Banks known as the .Willhism =,
districts 23 and IS, in said Hundred. New
Castle County, State OF Delaware. and TO sell in
toxioating liquors In less aua6tties than one quart.
to be drunk On the premises. and the following
freeh olders recommend said application, to wit:
paul Koran James II Diessington.
i lamos Toner Thomas Clarke.
William Allison, Patrick Deaiy.
Hugh Holland. James Toy,
Abraham Gcary. Peter Collins.
his Victor Dehan.
James ID Patton, Samuel J, Davis.
mark,
Wit.-Joseph Dever.
apr13t ThOMho ioI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

NJOTICE.-Peter Springer hereby gives notice
IN that on Monday, the eleventh day of of May.
A. D.. eighteen hundred and seventy four. he in
tends to make application in writing, TO the Court
Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware. in and for New Castle
County for a liense to keep an Inn or Tavern. and
to sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. 20 be drunk on the premises. at No 4
West Fourth street, in the Third Ward of the City
of Wilmington. in the County aforesaid, and
that the of the freeholders OF the said Ward
recommending the said application are as follows:
DR.. Il. Jeferis. King Dolbow,
Thomas Il. Sharp. Samuel Culbert,
Patrick Monaghan, A. Blekta,
Henry Grebe, John Soreth.
Edward l.. kiee, u. Rehfuss,
Ii. +. Finegap, Jr., John X. Dolbow,
Edward Farmer. Leonard Hamann,
William ID. Nolen, James Clark.
David p, Smyth, E.. j. McManus.
p. b. Forman, Robert Taylor,
S. Il. Simmons, William Green,
Charles Schmith, Nathan Lieberman,
L. 4. Stroud.
This notice is published in compliance with the
requirements Of an act Of the General Assembly
of the State of Delaware. entitled 'an act regu-
lating the sale Of intoxicating liquors" passed at
Dover, april 10, 1878,
apr2-3t PETER SPRINGER.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

REAL ESTATE tOPERATIoNs.-A. Woodside,
of this city has exchanged his property at Penn
Station, on the Baltimore Central Railroad, with
Mr. James Kerns ais, of this city, for the house
No. S25 Chestnut street, both properties being
valued at $4,000. Mr.. Kerns is making prepar-
atoms 10 erect a new barn upon his farm as
early as the weather will admit.
The hotel at Oak Hill has recently been pur-
chased of the party who boughtit at Sheriff sale
by F. w. Hickman, of Darlington's Corner
ThorIbury township, Chester county, for 50.
450.
Aaron Baker and W. I. Cause, of Kennett
Square, Pa, have bought ssventy-five acres ol
land without buildings, situated ia Birmingham
township, Chester county, from Thos. Ii. Oar
lington, for 80, 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

MoNEr.-The Ledger of to day, says: "The
demand for money is insufficient to give employ
ment to all tue surplus funds offered OIL the mar
ket at carrent rates Of interest Call loans rule
al 4s5 per cent, strictly frst.ciass two-name pa
per at per cent, and shictly frst-class single
name paper at G15a7 per cent. Loans on Govern
ment collateral at SET per cent, and ON other
tirst-class bonds and stocks at q per cent. Loans
on more inferior collateral were quoted at 7a7 u
per cent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02


Whole number of shares, 1st series, 1000 !;
second series, 465 third series, 40 total 1249 t;
held by 10l shareholders.
The average premium for the past year is a
fraction over 293s per cent. for the past seven
years, 22 1-30.
The assets of the Association are valued at
s135. ABS. 56. The present value of each first
series share is $140. 19-increase. $12.24
second series, present value, S35 o9-increase,
6O9 third series, present value, $l704-in-
crease, S5 04.
The old board of officers was reelected. as
follows:
Presdent-Dayid Woolnan.
Nice-Presdent-Jones Guthrie.
Secretary-Geo G. Mars.
Treasurer-Allen Gawthrop.
Directors-Danisl II. Kent, George Jack,
Thomas J. Bennett, William H. Wright, David
II. Coyle, John Peoples, Thomas i. Beeson,
Alfred GawthrOp, John c. Cole.
Auditors-Prof William A. Reynolds, Thom-
as +. Plummer, George w. Moore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

FINE LEMON TREE.-Miss Sue Evans, daugh-
ter Of John w. Evans Esq, of Newark, has a
lemon tree growing within the residence of her
father, which has fruted and bore, until few
days ago, sixteen finely developed lemons. BY
accident one of these was displaced, and being
measured it was found 10 be ten inches in cir,
cumferencs and to weigh ten ounces. 1t is q
very rale thing indeed for fruit Of such proper,
tons to be produced in this manner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

The Cincinnati Gazette says ave should like
to see primary meeting run by the best citizens
of a ward we should like to see them at work oil
ticket night or two before, getting up good
one. But such a spectacle We despair OF witness
ing. Your managing politicians attend TO these
things, and good people fold their respectable
arms and contentediy say what they are hidden
to say.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

NOTICE.--I VIM. L. Gilbert, in compnanoe with
IN therequirements Oft act of Assembly, in such
case made and provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court ofenera Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery the state of Della
ware in and for the County Of New Castle. upon Mon
day. the nth day of May next. p. 1874 being the
License to keep an Inn or Tavern. with the privi
ege Of selling intoxicating liquors therein in less
premises. at the ''Pennsylvania House" at the
South East corner of Front and King Streets, in the
Second Ward, of the City of Wilmington. and the
flowing treeholders recommend the said applica-
tion. to wit:
ii. b. McInitre, VIM. III. Quinn,
Nicholas Jenney. Charles Weyl.
Charles f. Sparks Samuel W. Schultz,
Joshua Baker, H. Ii. Taylor.
Francis Elliott, John i. Bush,
james ChIisty, David Whitsell.
John Hanna, Wm. X. Stokley.
Richard Booth NJ AlnsbuTg,
Nath. Melchoir. John Hammond
Michael Kenney, Anthony Seller.
Wm II. Berkley, VIM. ii. Thompson,
Joseph Stoeckle, s. ID. Townsend
aprl3t* WILLIAM l.. GILBERT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
ssEKACE CHURCH CEMETERY, ;"
Brandywine Hundred

This new Cemetery has beer laid ont and is now
Concord Turnpike Road. about four miles from he
city Of Wilmington. The attention Of the Public
Is called to the opportunity now offered of securing
att price.
To the citizens Of Wilmington. especially, il has
become necessity 10 have other and greater Gem O.
terry accommodations. These must be provided be-
yond the present city limits, and attention Is now
OF tins cemetery to said city.
The price for lots, 1oxl5 feet. for the present. is
For further information apply 10
ID. FARRA
No. GA King St.. Wilmington, Del, or
JOHN SAVILLE
marl3-d3m6w Sexton. on the premises
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

The Pittsburgh Commercial Is seemingly much
astonished to find that the Democratic Senate of
Ohio unanimously and promptly decided the con-
tested election case between the two candidates
for State Treasurer, an favor of the Republican
claimant. Had the contest taken place in Penn
sylvania, Republican majority in the Senate
would have been decided in favor Of the RepubI-
can candidate. The Commercial knows that, and
hence its astonishment at the action Of these
Ohio Democrats. Lancaster Inteliigencer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

The Common Council Of Jefisrsonvills, Ind,
passed an Ordinance on Tuesday night, re-
curing liquor dealers To pay $500 Tor their
hcense The ordinance was carried by two
majority. 1t is said that tho proscriptive
measures OF the anti-lquor people in Jefierson-
vile are "arivIng" several of its best German
citizens to louisville
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

The antl-hquor women began a regular cru
sade IN brooklyn yesterday. They visited a
number of saloons, drug stores and groceries
One saloon keeper. named Nj ysrs, was convert
ei, but he proved backslder, and reopened
his saloon IN the evenikg.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

RoMINATED.-Last evening, at the White
Horse Hotel, corner of Second and Tatnall
streets. VIM. H. Pierce was nominated by the
Republicans Of the First Ward, for a member
Of the Board of Education. L. w. Palmer has
been nominated by the opposition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
AUCTIONEER.

WISH to inform my friends and the public gen :
l. orally that will continue to call sales when
ever my services may be required. Any applica-
tisn left at the of6es Of DR.. Howard q, 0gls, 6l2
king street. next door TO the Post-ofice. will re-
csivs prompt attention.
AAr2x-lm THOMAS M. 0GLE,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

N Noii'h'
OffIcE OF THE SEcRErARY
DnAkD or PUBLIC EDUCATION
WILMINGTON. Del. March ~. iS74
An election for members of no Board of publ;o
Education. ofthe city ot Wilmington, wiil be held
ON SATURDAY. APRIL L. 1874.
In each OF the Wards of tho ci ty. Polls open .t
one CLOCK, y. IN closing at seven O'clock n m ~
Inc members to DO elected and tho places fr
hslulnR tne election are rs follows:
FIRST WARD.One member for three years Pals
echooi House No. l3. Second and Washinston ~.
SECOND WAkD-One member for thu ee yearS 49,
f0ns. feiton house, Second and Walnut streets
lAlkD wAkD-One member for three years and
Que menper ior Two years. Polls, Water VI itch
Sixth streets. 'H anu
II fouRTH WARD-On member for three years
Polls. CITY Hail. 'e"'"-
FIFTH WARD-0ne member for three years md
ohe nomper ior one year. Polls, Laiay ette Hotel
til and bhlpley streets. S'
-SlArA WARD-Une member for thee esrs-
foils. seventh and Poplar streets, '
SEVENTH WAHD-One ember tor three Years -
fols. fublic School No. 2. eleventh and Washing
ton streets. " "'AAns
EIGHTH WARD-0ne member for three year,-
fo5is, fublic school No. y tenth and ing streets
NiNIh NARD-Une nleinber Ior three wears -
rolls, Oid Academy. tandsver Avenue
lENrH, WAbD-Uue lember for three years-
rolls, school house No. lO.
by order VI the Board. j. L. KILLG0RE.
---~'~~ eA" Secretary,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
ROWBOTMAM 4 FRAIM
AUCTIONEERS.

AUCTIONEERS.
The Wilmington Auction and Commiss ion House.
No O. EAST FOURTH STREET.
i nov open. Auction Sales every evening At the
Auction House. Consignment received daijy
all kinds OF goods. wares and merchandise soid oa
commission. Persons declining housekeeping can
have their goods sold at private residences on sI
the auction house. us may be desired. Ali goods
sold on commission promptly paid for within fye
Of Real Estate promptly attended to.
We will also keep n Evst-ciass VARIETY
ed) for the saie of House Furnishing Goods, such,
rs ChiLa. Glassware. Queensware. Crockery Tin
ware. Carpets. Oiicioths, Window Shades, brushes.
bask ets. 10, Also Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
guoh as Shirts. Drawers. Hose. Suspenders SosrfS.
&c.. de-. st Wholesale and Retail, ut prices Whiok
DEFY compelition. Gall and SOC US and ,hN co0-
viecst. Public patronage IL respectfully eolici-
tod.
l...I JOHN 6. R0WBoPHAM. >, %
X. @. FRAIM. ~'Nst
jan2l dom Auct'u and Commission Merchants,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
Diamond state Loan Association.

SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING REPORT OF THE
AUDITORS.
Last evening, the seventh annual meeting
of Diamond State Loan Association was held
at the office of the Secretary, No. COZ Market
street. From the annual report OF the Audi
tors which was submitted and read, we make
the following extracts:
srArENEsT FOR THE YEAR BINDING MARCH II. 1874.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02
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NOTICE,-I. Anna Doushsrty, in compliance
IN with the requirements Of the act of Assem-
bly, in such case made, and provided. hereby give
notice that shall max application in writing to
the Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jal Delivery Of the State of Delaware. in and for
the Count Of New Castle. upen Monday, the 1lth
day, OF May next, A. D.. 1874. being the frat day
of the next May Term Of the said Court for q
License to keep an Inn or Tavern. No. sol Church
Church stroets, in the Sixth Ward of the City Of
wilmington. County and State aforesaid. with the
privilege of selling Intoxicating liquors therein in
less quantities than quart. to be drunk on the
premises. and the following freehoder ecommend
this said application. viz
James Barry. Daniel Collins
Daniel Toner. Nicholas Ellinger,
his John II. Forrest.
Peter y Campell. Morris Calherry.
mark. Myles Reilly,
Wit-DanIel Toner, his
Niehael Knk. James n Denning.
John Mcbride, mark,
Thomas Cory, Witt ohm McF Fadden,
Thomas Milliken, John Brooks
John Carney, James Clinch.
Wilhelm Schneider, John Milliken,
Henriz Schneider, James II. Rowe.
ohm L. Malone, Samuel l.. Bayley.
Joseph McKowen, Harlem Merritt.
John Sayers. James Ferry.
apr2-3t- ANNA DoUaHERTY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

N0TICE-I. Patrick MulroOney, in compliance
IN with the requirements of the act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the Court Of General
OF Delaware. in and tor the County Of New Castle
upon Monday. llth day of May next. A. d., 1874.
Court, for License to keep an Inn or Tavern
with the privilege of selling intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
Ia the Tenth Ward of the City Of Wilmington. Coun
ty and State aforesaid and the following
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02

NOTICE-In compliance with the requirements
IN Of The act of Assembly in such case made
and prov ded, the ignod, trading under the
firm maine Of b. 70. Sh ooinaker. hereby give no
lice that no will apply in writing to the Court Of
the State of Delaware. in and for the County, Of
New Castle. upon Monday: the ll,h day OF Nay
Form Of the said Court. for License to sell lauors
quantities loss than one laaIt IL Institute Build
Ing at 803 Market street. in the Fifth Ward OF the
City OF Wilmington. Delaware. and the following
ireeholders recommend the said application. to
wit:
tleorge Allmon Chas. W. Howlsnd.
Patrick Taggart. John X. Kane. M. d.
Chas. q. RumfOrd, Granville Worrell,
W. N. Chandler, WIN. @. Gibbons,
James T. Cha mbers, 9eo. y. Armstrong,
W. Il. Westbrook, Joel First.
Il. M. Stotsenburg. Andrew WALL
t. q. S Otsenburg, X. Bucher,
Edw. W. Hopes. William Canhy.
Levi @. Clark. pasmore II. Mitchell,
ohm ii. Walraven. James II. Beggs,
A. j. kumfsrd. Edward Sayery.
B. SHOEMAKER.
apr2.3t Druggist
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-02


Thursday Evening. April t6. 1874.
Under the leadership of Mr.. M. l.. Litehtensein.
assisted by all the Professors of Music the Leaders
and Members of all the Church Choirs in the city.
together with Prof. Ritchie and his entire Orches
ira, thus presenting the
Grandest Combination of Home Talent
Ever before offered to citizens,
The Programme will embrace Solos, Duets.
QLartettes and Choruses Of the composition OF
Mozart. Haydn. Bach. Abt and other great masters.
The following gentlemen compose the Executive
Committee, from either Vt whom tickets can be
obtained. Also. from Boughman. Thomas Co. :.
Henry f. Pickels James Bradford,
Joseph L. Beggs, W. I. Westbrook.
T. f. James Geo. w, Stone.
Joseph Pyle. Geo. ID. Armstrong,
John Taylor, Ashley Simpson,
Samuel Floyd l., A. Van Trump,
W. W. Lobdell John +. Miller,
Jacob Weldin, John ii. Muhlhausen,
James Woolley, Il. L. Robinson.
Prices of Tickets for General Admission. 50 Cts
- '' Reserved Seats. 81 Cts. Extra
Reserved Seats can be secured at the store Of
Boughman. Thomas Co., upon presentation oi
the tickets sold by the Executive Committee and
payment of the twenty -fue cents additional, from
8 A. M, April 9Th until p NJ, April 10th.
mar2l ct