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THE LOVE OF HONOR.


The act Of holding in esteem
The praises of mankind
gs not whim nor idle dream,
Ola capricious mind.
Good people always look to fame,
In what they must pursue;
at a good name is what they aim,
In everything they do.
1t is for honor heroes fight,
In their inspiring cause,
With all their might, which is their right
And for their countries laws.
For honor, too, the patriots WELD,
The sword though they may die
And will not yield nor give the field,
While for it they can vie.
And for the same the poets sing,
Their lyric songs aloud
The muses. ring will always bring
A praise bestowiny crowd.
The active merchant at his stand,
So affsble and chaste,
With goods on hand at his command
Can please the buyers taste.
And he can, with an honest aim,
His purchasers equip;
When with q name of lasting fame
The yard-stick will not slip.
With boasted honors at the plow,
The farmer drives q head;
Well knowing how with sweated brow
To earn his daily bred. 81
And with much care be always keeps,
A rich productive soil
FrOm which he reaps and gathers heaps
Oftiroshs, corn and oil.
Close to their calling printers stay,
And labor very hard,
The live-long day, at little pay,
For merits true reward. W
they over both the stern and meek,
A mighty power sway,
Since every week their pressee speak,
And some speak every day.
The lawyer at the bar will plead,
With scathing eloquence,
As if in need of praise or need
And make his best defence.
The doctor, in his love Of fame,
Will by an effort try,
To heal the lame and weak in frame,
Or cure them till they die.
The man of God, with fluent speech,
Without the christian chart, isss
For fame may preach but never reach,
The honest sinners heart.
A Hebrew word represented by the En-
gish grape cluster. ~
J.F.
Hampton, No., April LIST, 1876.
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A remarkabIe attempted marriage
Is reported from Council Bluffs, Iowa
Two young women who had bsen
schoolmates, entertaining an ''undying''
affection for zach other, went before 1
j1G1loo " ths pesos md demapdsd that
81 should units them 10 marriage, that
heing the only way, they said, ID which
they might b indissolubly joiDsd lsr life.
The astonished justice, never bsiors
having encountered 50 perfectly tremen-
dsns 90 emergency, and having no law
to guide him, shook his head and de-
clinsd to do anything. Whether the
young woman found any other mags-
trate willing to humor them does not
appear.
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A heather who toOd in Calcutta
listening to 9 missionary disput-
ing with Brahmin, said he knew
which was right, though he did
not understand the language. He
knew he was In the wrong who
lost his temper first. For the most
part this isavery accurate way of
Judging. Try to avoid debating
with the peoole. State your opin-
ion and let them state theirs. II
you see stick is crooked, end
you want people to see how crook
ed 40 Is, lay q straight rod besido
II I; that viii be quite enough. But
II you asedfawn into controversy,
use very hard arguments ana very
soft words. Frequently, yOu cam
not convince q man by tugging at
his reason but YEN can persuade
him by winning his affections.
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The Wheat Prospects In the
a West. $3.50

TELEDO, o., April 19.-The
Blade publishes this afternoon a
comprehensive crop report from
over 200 points in Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana and Illinois. These indi-
cate that the prospects of the
wheat in the principal wheat pro-
ducing regions of those States are
unusually good. In Southern and
Central Michigan the farmers are
sanguine of having better crops
than for years. The same is true
of the great fields of western and
northern Illinois, and northern
Missouri. In the rich new lands
of northwestern Ohio, prospects
are not so good. Much of the wheat
has been drowned out through
central Indiana and central Him
OILS. A great deal Of wheat has
been winter killed, and many
fields have been plowed up and q
half crop is all that the farmers
hope for. There will be a large
quantity of spring wheat sown
this year and the acreage planted
In corn and oats will probably be
greater than ever. There is a dis
position among Michigan farmers
Ito plant large quantities of oats.
Fruit is everywhere reported as
hooking well. From each locality
|oomes the hope for even a moder-
late crop of peaches. The wet has
|oreatlv retarded spring blowing.
but in many places farmers took
advantage of the mild weather
during winter to do good deal of
bracing up in the fields.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-04-22

The Republicans of New Jersey
take Frelinghuysen to their bos-
oms without rival.
The New Jersey Democracy has
two favorite sons" Ex-Governor
, Parker and Governor Beidle.
The happy man of to-day is he
whose name has not been dragged
into the circle OF Presidential
mention.
David A. Wells is suggested, as
a good nominee for Senator, to the
Connecticut Democrats. David is
sound on the money question, and
thus far has not been slandered.
The hard-money Democrats of
the East are creating uneasiness
and apprehension of coming dis
aster among thinking Democrats
here (Richm Ind.) who are not
disposed to shut their eyes to the
difficulties Of the political situa-
ton.
The Saturday Review locks
upon it as incredible, at q time
when the Americans are in great
trouble because SO many of their
public men have shown them
selves dishonest, Congress should
think it advisable to reduce the
salaries of public officers.
To Samuel j. Tilden is the De-
mocracy indebted for promptly
staying the dangerous heresy of
initiation before it did its work in
making serious division in the
party. 1t is Mr.. Tilden who best
represents the old time Democrat
ic doctrines of hard money, reve-
nue. tariff, and popular right.--[N.
Y. exchange. ss
The New York Tribune thinks
that the Connecticut Democrats
ought to send David A. Wells to
the United States Senate. Mr. En-
glish has purchasedthat seat, thank
you. Mr.. David A, Wells can
continue to preach hard money
doctrine and confine himself to q
diet of political huskS. -Enquirer.
General Hancock is said to be
the Democratic candidate on
horse back who is to ride down en-
the st. Louis Convention as a con-
queriug chieftain, and sweep all
before him. 1t Is pleasant to know
who the great unknown is before
hand. The four. handed game be-
tween Hendricks and Sherman
and Tilden and Bayard, will 60
on, however, till the new cham
pion appears.
The gentlemen who, are engi-
neering the Independent move
menr must know that they can
only succeed by cordial cooper
alton with the Democratic party !;
that is only through the latter that
the reforms they aim at can be eff
fected, and that the Democracy by
its sympathy has already given
their movement a prestige that it
could not otherwise have gained.
Indiana, in Cincinnati Enquirer.
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STATE NEWS,

Mineral county is organizing .
cavalry company.
Moorefield Is soon to have q new
Episcopal Church.
/ A handsome Court House will
be erected at Sutton some time in
1877,
Elijah Holt of Holtown, captur.
ed sturgeon 5 feet 4 inches long,
two miles below Fairmont.
Weston boasts the oldest printer
In the State, Benjamin Owens,
who lately celebrated his 10th an
niversary In the business.
The public schools of Fairmont
are likely to be closed before the
regular time tlast Of May)for want
of sufficient attendance. Index.
Palatine youths show their al
fection inter Sc by such names as :
Bruiser, Gruler, Sugar Tit, Toad
Eye, Kentucky Jim, The-C urley-
headed Freck led-face- Bull with
his tail cut of too short, etc.--In-
dex.
Hydrophobia is now raging to
q considerable extent on the lower
side Of Kanawha, particularly In
Arbuckle district rendering il dan
gerous to both man and beast.
Quite number ofdogs have been
killed within the past two weeks,
and q great many have been ex-
posed to the disease. Point Plea
SAINT Register
It Is reported that q Republican
newspaper will soon be started at
Keyser City. and that Hon. J, T..
Hoke will mount the editorial
tripod. The Judge Is one Of the
keenest writer's in the State and
will make q wIde-a- wake newspa-
per if he takes the helm.
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Idvfxo DEATH The mortal az
oay u Consumptive invalids Is often
more terrible than Death. Thsir COM
pyaiaings make everybody unhappy
around them, wbils their lives are pre-
naturely lost 70 themselves, unless
Thoroughly cured by WIsHARr's PrSE
TREx TAB CORDIAL, the safest Remedy
ever known, and one that never fails
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WASHINGTON, April I3.---The
Sergeant-at-Arms Of the House of
Representatives presented Halter
kllbOurne, the recuSant witness, IN
court to-day, and made a written re-
turn to the writ OF habeas corpus. -
Judge Carter ordered, THAT the
marshal Of the United States for the
District of Columbia take the body
Of the relator into his custody and
him safely keep till further order. 4
And suggested that it would expe-
dite this matter il tile c)unsel would
furnish briefs Of their authorities.
After some discussion the further
hearing was postponed until to-mor-
row.
cLyMTR s COMMITTEE.
Clymer's Post-tader Committee
has about petered out, and it is not
probable that any more testimony,
except that Of General Rice and
Dom Piatt, will be taken. To-day'S
session was spent IN a vain effort to
explain "Gentleman Georges style
Of keeping a bank account. Like all
other prudent men he had brother,
and kept q joint bank account with
him, and as consequence nobody
can tell anything about it.
KTLBoURN.
The Kilbourn hebcus corpus case
was before Judge Carter to-day, and
was argued by Judge Black and Mr..
Carpenter for KilbOurn, and Mr..
Shellabarger for the relator.
BELKNAP.
The Senate convened as d court Of
impeachment, and the House Mana
gers filed their replication. when
Belknaps counsel asked for time 70
prepare q report, which was granted,
and the Senate adjourned as q court
OF impeachment until April ~.
REVENUE RETRENCHMBNT.
The Senate finance committee have
received from Commissioner Pratt a
letter favoring the abolition OF the
Office OF supervisor Of the internal
revenue. The revenue agents, he
says, can perform all the necessary
service. During the last fiscal year
the amount allowed for salaries and
expenses OF the ten supervisors aver
aging $l3, 775 each.
ROLLING OUT THE COINS,
In accordance with Secretary Bris-
tow's order, the Treasurer, this rn0rn-
ing commenced paying out silver
coin In exchange for fractional cur
rency only. There was q steady
stream Of persons desiring silver
change from the time the Office open
ed this morning until 2 o'clock, az
which time payment will cease daily
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Many people remember the great
antislavery meeting in the old Bread
way Tabernacle, when Henry Ward
Beecher, hufling to the platform pair
Of rusty shackles, trampled them under
fsot and Numbered defiance to the slave
power. Now, the pastor Of the very
church which was the theatre OF that
dramatic scene withdraws from fellow
ship with Henry Ward Beecher, because
the once bold champion of the truth
sneaks behind technicalities when called
upon to face the charges Of adultery and
perjury.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-04-22

CHICAGO, April I8.-AlmOst com
plete returns from the city election
show sweeping victory for the Re
publican and municipal reform tick
ct. The following were elected -
Clinton Briggs over Clark Sipe, for
city treasurer, by majority Of 5,Ol8;
Sutrill over Adams, for city att0r-
ney, BY majority Of Ats; Autz
over Hauling, for city clerk, by a
majority of 5, 200.
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Advance OF the Plague.

! LONDON, April 20.-The Levant
Herald, of April Unpublished at Con-
stantinople, says that at Hillah, a
town or Asiatic Turkey, so miles
south of Bagdad, from March 2S to
81, inclusive, there were 66 new cases
of the plague, and AZ deaths; and at
Bagdad, from March 2S to April /,
145 new cases, and rs deaths. The
plague has now crossed to the left
bank Of the river Tigris, which had
previously escaped it. 81 t.@
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General Crook is Of the opinion that
the recent destruction of the Crazy
Horse camp was severe blow to the
Indians, but that il has only served to
make them more desperate. He thinks
that another Indian war is undoubtedly
near At hand. sa
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Rife Shooting.

OTTAWA, April 18.--A challenge
has been sent the London Scottish
Rifles by the Governor Generals foot
guard to have a simultaneous rifle
match at Ottawa and London, TWEEN
ty on SIDE. 1t is expected the
challenge will be accepted.
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A singular and fatal accident 0

Y A singular and fatal accident oc-
lrred on "the manor" near Fred
Brick, Nd. Sunday, resulting in
khe death of q young woman, Mrs.
Eettie B. Wren, the mother OF
live small children. I'm company
with . friend she had started to
Visit her fathers house, and In
Crossing q fence the top rail broke,
breciptitating her upon the one be.
low, bursting blood vessel, and
ausing death in less than an hour
hereafter.
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Fort SCOTT, April ga special
from Baxter Springs, Arkansas, says
about ten o'clock yesterday morning
two men entered the Baxter bank,
presented a pistol at the head Of the
cashier, went through the safe, and
escaped into the Indian Territory
with $4,000. Officers and q number
of citizens are in close pursuit.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-04-22

The Indiana Democratic Conven-
tion has, after q stormy ses-
sion, nominated Hon. Jas. d. Will
liams for Governor. Mr.. Williams
at present represents the second dis
trict of Indiana in the United States
House of Representatives, and is
what is popularity known as an old
fashioned democrat. He is chairman
of the committee on accounts.
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PoRT HURON, April Is. The ma
chine shop and one iocomtive of the
Grand Trunk railroad were burned
this a. m. Loss $40, 900.
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The Maryland Democratic
Convention.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 20. The
Democratic State Central Commit
tee have called the State Convention
to choose delegates to the National
Convention at st. Louis, to meet in
this city on the 31st Of May.
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GIBRALTAR, April lS.-The u. s.
steamer Franklin sailed for Civita
Vecchia. The United States Ship
Supply, with exhibits for the .Centen-
NAL exhibition, has sailed for Phila-
delphia.
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About so surviving members of the
old Massachusetts, 9Th regiment Gel
ebrated, at Lowell, Tuesday, the
anniversary of the march of the reg.
iment through Baltimore.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich, April 49,.
Professor Watson reports the discov-
cry on the night Of the 10th inst, in
the constellation Virgo, Of q planet
hitherto unknown.
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Indiana sends unpledged delegates
to the Democratic National Conyen-
tion. m
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Hampton, No., April LIST, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
1rN,rEp STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-NO. 12l-Bond ct al act.
Moore the supreme Court OF Tenncssecln this
Cf The removed By hs
actual cessation h0siis and that the tme when The
occurred question 20 ho determined hy eJriy
from the proofs The assigned Is this Tl
ing aud c1nendcd that question oI law 10 DC de-
cdsd by Court and that the instruction sho1d have boen
lawful until after The dale 81 the
territory east Mississippi. Tho cas3 upon tho su1
cheney gf commercial paper as affected by tho con
of Submitted on the printed brbs T. j. Read
Cor ulltutfs II H. q. McFrick for defen'an.
No. l45-Atantc and Pacific RAILROAD Company ana the IA
Cihc Railroad Company ag Hop&in-TS was tbo garnish
the pat tifs In error III suit against the ST. Law
determined whether the court below could I'd r u ne
against suit claim being that IL could not
fndebadDcss without suit. There "A aiSo te
further whether the assignee OF the Denver road Is
Responsible the lessor for the rent jointly villa INC loso j.
T. Asher for paniins IN orTor . H. wheat lOr aefenda1
No li7-One Hun red ami Ninety nine Ban is O whisky
United States appeal from the Circuit Court iog m
Eastern District Of Texisrhis condemnation -
bonded before judgment OF tao tern
tax and for being irauduoDy and ie ;ay marEed apd
branded IL Is here cOnended that the proceedings To enforce
COnIlcuCrd within twenty days next
after the goods s.Sed that the iaets ScH constitute
action and that wOnd subject The goods
forfeiture aud sst out IA te libel IL ~ urged ta
In admitting In rvinCe tlo entry, bond ana
cancellation Of certificates j. ~ Burr0ugs for appellant
Assistant Attorney GaieIn E H. SIuh for Goyeruln
i50-City Of Winoha ag COwdry appeal from ths CIR
the District Of MnDcsOtaIhs action
Ol bonds city IN aid Of the construction Of the
ST. Paul a9d Chicago Railway Company, whic subse
auentiy purchased by the Milwaukee, and 81 Paul Railway
Company. The defense that the bonds TOngfuy
hands OF the former company the successor of the
latter without full Planoe with tho toyns or ts coa
by which the city agreed 10 subllbe The bonds Tho
the validity o! tc bonds ana ~ Is here urEci
that Justify the decision oed that tie court
Was without Jurisdiction beClnse Of the citizenship OF the par
ties Thos Wilson for appeaas H. r. Bgelo" Tor appeiee
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21

for first Friday OF January 1871 LnscOtt agt NO
ton granted abide event answer u be ana
issns 10 date OF service OF answer Iu2 est
BretzThe shown 10 haTe pae OF
in tn CSy YOrwithn tive meaning OF the Soe o,uT
vacated withous costs Ward ags Carrng-MotGn denied
on ynfhs OF DO costs IN causes cause TO go on
calendar Do tired when reached -. . - ,,,.. o..
y Judgr Bray-Arnher aSt philadelphia sus Bue Stone
IN fnld does not com ply with Iule "a IN forfn
Judge BarTett-Platt &C., agt DegrhW
aud oIerThe appears from the last sentence IN
The amended wasinterp1od for the prpso OF depry
Inc tha def,d 81 the beIs of trial at the pfesen
term This cannot well be- as the defcncant PaI
as IN pOsition (withOu regard TO the amended answer
20 ngIst at this term. That had been alreay n
cded prior service Of the amendod snswo nor need
the detendant lose the January term ~ oras ne aa
been gent serving an answer 70 tine atnehnec h
eomoain This latter was sorysd Dec lo and ths hero
Yves snfcent in answer ana notce lor Jhnu
syy AZ All events that there s no doubt hat e
sanR fnterp0sed for bad faith and l0r the mere pu
nose Of delay court should be pretty clear abous t
before striking enilre pesding out Motion denied "ih
$40 ooss abide the event Brown &e ag Desiln % al
% no reason 60 change opinion deliberately formed In
that there n nothing m the peAi
ings necesstating a trial by Jury. That being so
4 proper adopt the suggestion made by Juhtce
Iirby az the OF his opinion. sending the n0ton
css for tie exexcise OF derson for find examining
the hnswer mat counter claim IS SGT up and a the r
was aunecessary But further IL counter claim exstI
uueu The authority JnsHce Brady's opinion ADJ,
80 aud cases cited, leave 70 discontinue should Oe
granied a. the fcnants have acquired no right OF which
they would be deprived by dseontinuance The mouoh
must be granted 49,. ,,,.,,o-. -. II, Mar
chants Bank ot ada Brret and snoJudgments ior
nj .ia
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21

Brother Gardner has an inventive mind, and
having looked through tho Detroit Opcr House he secs
exactly what "a wanted 10 protect tho public fIom
catastrophe In do fust place hove al dc scnnrry mado
Of cast irOu," h0 explaining ycst rtay Hcyc dc
stage covered With tin. dc seats made oi iron, and Dc
nut aud candles stuck up do walls Dlr should be-
fourteen hundred pals u water an fire engine bnrE of
de- STAGE and dc hcd U1s- managcr s ul be an old fire
aud walk around with trumpet hanging To hlA
hclt."-fDetruit Free Press.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
s1TrNG PARK AND HIS coNFEDERATEs.

In the Emma Mine suit yesterday the exam
nation London Of George And rssn, chairman of the
board of directors was read. letter from Col Napier
sturt twas mt In evidence but disclosed facts
In his cross-examinniOn Mr. Anderson stated that he
did not form his opinion OF tho value Of the mine fu
PARKS statement alone but from Prof Slinahs report
and the account of sales sent To England
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The President sent
tic following nominations to tho Senate to-day:
Frs JJeut Edward O. Godfrey to be Captain and second
Ijeut John w Wilkinson 10 be First f CsVy
Jor,angieTS-JOhn Crawford nt Oneida N VI IoDI iIe
ds r. m Allentown Penn r. H. Carpenter. at southbridge
Mass Lnter s. Platt st Nangatuck, C0an Iohn M1t,e
Taoys 4 SpnDtaa Coarthouse s. c. Mrs f. j. Rylano az
Roebester lad; Jonathan Schodcd at Psinesvhe Oho
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
THE COUNTS.
TIE STREET Raj ROAD CONTEST.

The suit of the Central Crosstown Rairoad Com
pany agair ct the street Railroad Company tho
CHRISTOPHER and Tonih Street Railroad Company and the
Beeeker Street Fulton Ferry Railroad Company to pre-
vent tho Christopher and Tenth street Railroad Company
from laying in Foureenthst under the charter OF mo
Street Company leased by the latter company 70 inc
Twenty street Com and by the rwentytrd street
Company to the Christopher Street Company came yesterday
before Sanford in Superior Court specA Ierh o.
motion continue temporary injunction against sue
The argument substantially e same as presented IN t
suits already reported, and Is not eompetsl SIN IN
ana II. ChOate 0r tho plaintn; u IL bSh
md Ioln NJ Soribner for The Aeflndants.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Dee. 20.-The following is the day cal
Court Of Appeals for Thursday, Dee 2 1875
NOs 81, 100. l1s, ll3 ll5 ll6 ll7. and 100. -
In the Court OF Appeals wednesday PC. ~ lo'oi
No IO5--Conckln apf. TayfOr.-Subniitted
No lIO-COOk Lark.-SubmiiJed
No 11l-Creene agt Thomas--SuDmitted.
23-Shwart Bealc.Argued by Francis Herman Tor
appellant; r. r. Andrews for Respondent
10 IO6-HobersOn AgL Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.
Argned by Samuel Hand for appeat Jno b. Parsons for
PfocIamstion was made and the conrt adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
sHIppiNG LrELLiGeSck.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. K...................DEo

CLRAREn
Steamship Canada (Br.l sumner london, r. W j. Hurst
WakhngtOn Whitehead, Halifax. N ~,
ana 81. Johns n. r., Clark q SEAMAN. "
sieamahlp Cy Of Vera Cruz, Deaken. Havana +. Alex
andre & SON
steamship Perit Brb chadsry, Halifax. NJ s, Gerhard
steamship Richmond Keev, Norfolk, cry Point and Rich
n,,id, Old DoaainOu Steamship 20.
steamship Gull stream CrosL Charleston J. w ountard
steamship Pisneer wakeey. Wilmington N. c. VIM. =.
Clyde & Ca - -
slal J. White.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-21
P1SSENG ERS dRRLEED.

FROM BRKMEN--In steamship RheiE. Dec. 2O-Mr and
brs Thomas Il Pelrsal Children and nurs, Henry r. Iau
renz I'D. Eu WdnaYor. lr OuO schul.
Ter Wilh WoIdemann, Edward Uhug Miss Emma Fink,
Oh Lind, Mrs Christine LIND. +. AlphOns KniL. Henry
KCT, GWloharl Kissr, B5Golict Mayer, job. kas Carl
miein Miss sophia Knsc, GREGORY NO. Mr. aud MIRA
G.. Hassari, j. %. Dus,n and Miss A. Colbert, NJ.
Dale, Mr. and Mrs Ph Hartmann COrst. Grcbner.