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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-29

wEArHxRiss. - The indications ere
that 10 arc about 10 have . violsu,
change In the weather. Iadssd ve have
bad already . change. and a. Il could
not be . change for the better il 10 q
change for the worse. 30 far ~ comfor,
soes. The hope which rises ct the
sound Of wind and the sight Of clouds
v that there les storm coming that will
Esplsnish the stock Of snow in the noun
tsiss and all up our shallow streams.
But ve ere very dubious Of such visit.
ssion. We think It very likely there viii
be . hury Of snow and : shower OF rain,
but while the water-supply will receive
no ms.erial benefits. the succeeding iros,s
will make everybody very uncomfortable
and frocxe up oil our promising and
ventursome fruit buds. But We have
bad month Of delightful weather. aud
possibly our real March storms ass vet
IN store. From Captain Pray who came
down fro0 the Lake yesterday We learn
that there Vas light tall OF suow ON the
Western summit yesterday forenoon. In
the afternoon the storm seemed to be
driving along from the mountains and II
the wind did not blow it to pisces las,
night We may have quite fall Of rain or
snow to-day.
The GRAND MAsQuEAAps, Skating
Carnival and Exhibition Of Fancy Skst.
Ing. which was advertised to take PLACES
next Friday night. has bssn postponed
for one vssk--until Friday night, April
8. Tho pos,ponsmeut was rendered
secessary BY reason u the inability Of
the manager to secure tho services Of .
ccstumer from San Francisco Ia time for
the exhibition II an earlier date, This
delay viii hardly b. regretted on other
accounts one Of which e that the goth
the time 6rst advertised Good
Friday. and Unsns persons who wish TO
participate In the Carnival would not be
likely to attend on that date. We notice
thss extensive preparations are being
made BY the manager, and by many
young ladies aud gentlemen who xiil
attend. Remember the pos, ponenient
v until Friday night, the sixth Of April.
See advertisement.
A CHAScs 10 LOAN MoSEy at . good
rsss Of intsrsst-tve per cent. per
month. interest payable each month
on improve real estate. is brought 10 the
notice Of the ssAdees Of the AppsAL b.
an advertisement elsewhere The pro-
psrsy offered - security 10 asserted to bs
worth three tinss the amount Of the
msnsy required. For particulars apply
to Johs b. Ksrssy.
The bell villsd By the Curry Ensiue
Company 10 The Carson District school
has 6ssu placed In posi,ios in The
bsllf'y On top Of the main baildins.
TuunDAv psvonE EAsrss. - Service IN
~. Pstss's church this alssssoon q fous
o'clock. l4Il III
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-29

whse NJ G. z. wsAfss go hsss
taking photographs sisss. be ,rsissd
bis camera 90 Carson sesess. taking HE
posss a obsssvsscs q OF near the Occi.
dsatsl Stables. The picture - printed
isso the seesiivs thus obss.ned include
Esx's baildins. The ornamental architect.
sral sssrossdines Of Frisbie's old corner.
the sas sAsdss ssd svniss asps shich
dspsoA fsoo The vasisssisd bsIeosiss
sxtsndiag In pso@iseaous array there
siesg. cod. beyond ihsss attractive OBJ
jssss. the sasssly proportions Of the
Orosby Hooss asd the smsIl pssoda on
top Of the 81. Charles. Bat The chief
pcint OF attraction. like the World 10
Psssr Pssiey's almanac. seems swing
ING In the air T" Il 10 that instructive
Interesting and noe happily historical
ptses Of frssco- work, the D.mocrusic
Clab's camp.lau banner. bearing the
isgsod OF Reform. and sdosnsd. past ell
identifying. with the couatsrfsis pre-
seosmsots OF the two o. Governors Who
led the phalanxss Of their party up TO
the eaiss 81 the balldoaess. Tildsn and
Hsodricka. There they host In mid cir.
the gods Of . New Departure, the repre-
seutstives Of maternal ccmpsomiss be-
tween the limpssy grsenbsok Of sxpap.
sioo and the chinkine Aoabls-ssgls Of
resumption. dominating the susannsl
scene. Thus arc nature, srt aud politics
combined 10 one harmonious whole. and
Tilden and Hendricks. like jim Blaine.
arc saved BY timely and ProvidentiAi
san stroke.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-29

IT, n-tl u.n ~ -.
Inc 'o'd hiii News u last evening
remarks that the rate II which the upps,
postion NJ Gaia ul,I 4. ...s,x.,,, a, ;,,..
,,.,.d y, ~. ..,,,;...
and o.. n;n.. .h,ch ,,.....s ~. ~. ~.
An .h., n.,, ~ -. 49,. -..... ~
vic;n;,v =: "a. en-. !. ...a..,,. .,,,. -.
Ay =, w.. o'"s' s's"as.y s''a'ns
down hah, ne cssvics south ef Fort
Homestead being really Q gauge bv
which the sxtsnt OF ia s,id,no m., =.
sccursteiv indoed Ths 80 No.,
Main stssst - ,.c.is. ,hc"S,.ss.
mo,.;ns !. ~. tnnnH IN !. ~. a Jo.S J" :. 'n.s
had pulled ost Of their cosusCtious tvo
or three inches. scarcely ono remaining
in ito proper position. Al the bottom
Of the hill below the scales. the srousd
u comparatively cold, and Ne Setllios
IL SCARCELY psrcepiibIs. Here the sec.
'ious are crowded together BY The weight
Ls forced up. and erusIipSs lSs bsIis Of Of
the couplisgs. TAis ssaduai shaking u
unqoee''onAo'y caused " the ground
os'ns o'neo oos. eeo ne osd nmoses
nsus. ~ unoss tas gsca' s'ssaa Shssh
r. a.l.'i s-iiel s'vaaqia
AMLfSxss.-Ths ladies' os Csssoa srs
no'insd elsewhere ID thSs papss thse .
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-29

1AoAns MAeSoasA BALM psss.evss ed ~.
seese eAs cc0plssioa: psmovss Srscslas, tan
- aiiownsas; 1ahD ~ stta sofs. vbits sud
essscess. ~ oppetceelDo esooos b. dessrsed.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-29


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between this company aud the Psca,
rsilsoad are - amicsbjs - thss m,
ben Tor CON. time pese.
On Good FRIDAY. The 9Osh jus.a.t =,
the exchanges viii suspend ba.in,s. s,
common consent, except the Psoduc,
Exchange. The day viii also b. dul,
observed il All foreign ms,ts,s
Cincinn.t n.,ch o. a m..,,.. I
ths c,ea;.crs oyJT ~ 81 -
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Wn,s.nn fnrmerlv al A.. 49," T 49,.
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and the latte. rrcieved a sEoh, An
vound.
Atlanta. Col. Mach 27-C.o,.. ~
Adsir real s.sass .,.c, .,..~sss., -
d.y. liabilities s1ti I'm sssss. 1. y.
T.. as -.
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pspsrv az ,he ists j. .Ch;.1 In.,;.. Ti.r.
Of Arizona. and iorms,lv Ch,.t Jn.,;.-
Of Utah - ''
Soecial Order Sail ri.l. NJ. x,,.;
10. 1857 The Once, In co,'srn.nS ..h.
escort l. hsrsbv nr,,s,s., = ~ . ~. 80. -.
man IL veil prspared vith Ammr ni,io,,
aud 10 have Il ready Al ina time von ~.
these leamstefs 100 milss rom : 1000
rneut. Presidru, Young sdy,.es shs,
,hev should IN be Killed "a p,svan, ,hs;,
rstnrnino 10 B,ido,r to ioin an, .r.,..
Every urecsut,on should h. taksn A. ~.
that not ono escapes. secrecy q =.
auired. BY order OF General Daniel n
Wells, Jaxxs Frsousos
Assistant Adin,sot 0sc.,,l
The original order With the .f,id.vi,.
are in nv pos.esxiuu. and h.v. ~;
frequent con yerss.ions with 81. ~.
Judge Titus. INV former lsv n.,,n., h.
regard to The matter And hs n....
don bted the aeuuinepsss Of ths o,ds, :, !,
Of the puilt OF Briohsm Yonn,
" { n r. Hvovr.
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~ A., ~ psae'pn sys Dunng
;a,.s ~. 80 ca osa a. extended
,sos,a,n. ,hs son,h rs,",,a sna o'nsta
each in,,snos hs ,car;tss,"a 1 ~ 80. ".. ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-29

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-29

IN vas uleTauCV CoUuT %
= ~ s-coah judicial District " he 6osss e
vevs1a, ~ asd fos 0sDsby Csusty. nslass e
Seeo Y. ehwvss. dersespa.-nosis : hsTs6S
~ ~ The nsdssulsssd. sdnlslssguSos Of -
80 s, s:s: -: 70 - Sc1,s e - =!
sISiss d. am. SisS IS sssssssy 49,
ytthte - eouths fspA ~ asya DsSlisoitao q
Siiis : kIsS. iisesssls ! iss. csssss 81,
s 49, 80 SSsi Il m; sityts. A4.a,r.,,,
Sharp County record., 1877-07-20

Having hi sixteen years eI-
perience in te mercantile busl-
ness, I fair myself that l
know the wars Of the paople,
and will at atimes sell as good
goods, at as lT prices, as can
be had in this'ortion Of Arkan-
sas, My assistant, Mr.. i. Il;
Metcalf, is alUys ready and
willing to do hlpart.
Thankful to ny many friends
for the liberal ptronage here
tofoIe extended, hope TO merit
and receive a heral share III
the future. RESPECTFULLY,
r. =. WILLIAMS.
Sharp County record., 1877-07-20
A.~CARD.'

DIR. HAM'L A. BROWN,
having retired from the general
practice Of medicine, on account
Of i'll health, will hereafter de-
vote his entire attention to the
PRESCRIPTION PRACTICE.
He assures his old patrons that
his long experience with the
diseases of the country enables
him to prescribe successfully in
most all cases. without seeing
the patient. He can always be
found at~lis Drug Store, south
side Main Street, Evening Shade,
Ark, where he will be pleased
to meet his old friends.
The Doctor will constantly
keep on hand a general stock Of
fresh, pure Drugs and Medicines,
dye stId's, candies, liquors,
sugar and coffee, stationery. and
in fact everything usually kept
in a tiJFt-class country drug
store. ~ polite and aocommo-
dating clerk, Mr.. J. r. PIERCE,
in whose presence you cannot
help feeling comfortable, is al
ready to wait upon you.
Sharp County record., 1877-07-20
News and NOtCs.

'bIt INV = i'iN4H'i 'Nr' ~
.hased in the United States, for
export TO Russia,
A Greenback State convention
was held at Des Moines, Iowa, on
the nth inst. Daniel II. Hubbs
was nominated for governor.
Tie Indian troubles on the
frontier have become so serious
that the government has author
ized the officer in command Of
the L. S. troops there to raise a
force Of volunteers in Idaho
and Washington Territory to
defend the settlers until regular
,roops can be supplied.
The war between Russia and
Turkey continues, with hard
Eghting, and considerable loss
# life on both sides. There are
arge forces of the Russians on
the south side Of the Danube,
buttheir advance upon the enc
nay is slow. We shall not at
.ampt to keep our readers thor
oughly posted as to the position
If the two armies, or to give the
"details of each battle. but will
note anyimportant changes that
,ale place US the war advances.
A dispatch from Havana gives
The information that the planters
IN Cuba have determined to in
lroduce Chinese labor on their
estates. The decrease Of slaves
and Of the negro population is
probably one Of the reasons for
fhis step. The number Of slaves
has been reduced to 10000 from
?S7,OOO in 1878, and the free
blacks have increased in the
same period from $4,000 to a.
900. Not long ago the Spanish
government discussed a plan for
inviting immigration from Mex
leo, but it was doomed imprac-
ticable. The Introduction Of Chi
nese labor will doubtless be
attended with many serious diff
iiculties, race conflicts included.
The President recently issued
u proclamation declaring a pub
lie sale of valuable government
lands, to be held at the land
office in Harrison, Ark, October
ist, under the act Of Congress
Of June %, 1876, reopening to
public sale government lands in
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississip-
pi, Alabama and Florida, which
had previously been subject on
iy to homestead settlement. The
lands consist OF several hundred
thousand acres in Arkansas,
No bids less than the govern
ment minimum, 81 20 per acre,
will be entertained, and any
lands not disposed Of will be
subject to private entry at 81 %
per acre. A similar pToclama-
ton will be issued for the sale
of lands in the other States
named, as soon as the necessary
lists can be prepared. No pub
lie land has been offered in this
way for many years.
A dispatch from Washington,
dated July 18Th, says: j. P.
Hamilton, secretary Of the Kan
sas Republican Association,
,alled on the President to ascer-
tain whether the civil service
rules applied to persons holding
office in various State aSsocia-
tons. The President was under
the impression that these aSso-
cations were simply social in |
Their character but being in
formed that a large amount of
political work was done by |
.hem, heassertej thatno person
III Iheg egovemmontemploy would |
be allowed to take any part |
Nbatever politics. fthe asso-
Citations were Of q social char |
a"tar there was no objection to
tueIr continuance, but politics
must be eSchewed, The Presi-
dent d StiUrfly stated that no
Sharp County record., 1877-07-20
w CALL, Of Arkansas.

rise 10 that position and intlu-
ence TO which her great unde-
veIoped resources entitlo her.
Our greatest wantis population,
and that we are receiving and
will continue to receive. For the
last two years there has been a
slow but steady increase inpop-
ulation and wealth; the last
year the Gain in all parts OF the
State which are accessible by
railroads has been very percep-
tible. There are many reasons
why Arkansas should be sought
by the emigrant For years past
the tide has been in the direc-
ton of the great prairie States
of the West; but latterly the
scourge Of drought and the ever
recurring plague, the grasShop
pers, as well as the ligors OF
long winters, have caused a
change in the "coulse Of en-
pire." Possessing Il mild and
equable climate, excellent water,
good soil, and immunity from
drought and the ravages Of in
sects, Arkansas presents many
striking advantages to the i'm
migrant. Few people are aware
of the advantages Of our climate
over that Of the Northwest, as
well as the more extreme South.
When we compare our winters
with those Of Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Colorado, where
there is a certainty Of four
months Of winter, and often of
six, we are prepared to appreci-
ate the great advantages Of a
mild and temperate latitude,
Again, when we compare Ar
kansas with more Southern
States, as Louisiana and Texas,
we find ourselves free from the
enervating effects Of the intense
heat Of the former, and the
sudden changes, high winds
and scorching droughts Of the
latter.
When we go from climate to
soil, we find that we possess
lands which will yield paying
crops Of all the grains grown in
the temperate zones, and cotton
whose fibre has not been equal
ed in any part Of the United
States. The alluvial lands Of
our river regions are unsur-
passed in productive powers,
while the uplands grow all the
grains and grasses to perfection.
But perhaps the most striking
advantage possessed by Arkan-
saS over the States named. aside
from her climate, is in her for
ests Of timber. The collection
of Arkansas timber at the Cen
tennial excited the admiration
of all who visited our State
building-its variety and excel
lent quality standing without a
rival. The oak, ash, hickory
and walnut Of the boundless
forests Of North Arkansas, and
the pine and cypress of the
South, will yet be a source Of
untold wealth to the State.
Our mines Of lead, silver, iron
and other valuable minerals are
yet to be developed, but that
we have all Of these not only in
paying but very remunerative
quantities, there is now little
room to doubt. Our coal is
equal to any in the country,
and is found in ineXhaustible
quantities. We have pure water
in every part of the State, and
in the West and Northwest wa
ter power which in New Eng
land would command millions
of dollars.
SO much for our natural adj
yantages-enough to satisfy the
most Utopiaa dreamer. AS to
the advantages Of society, which
the well informed immigrant
nn,,,A- e :nn,l,nlnlln . luA-,A
Sharp County record., 1877-07-20
Terms Of subscription
prepNid:

prepojd'
DAILY by mail, $12 P
Sunday edition, 81.
TRI- WEiHLY, by mail
year.
WEEKLY, ,by mail, 80 ,
three copies, IS; five coy
ten copies, Is.
Remit by money Q.
registered letter, Give 7
dress in full, including
State and county.
Address GEO. KNAPP
st. Louis, No.
Postmasters and other
as agents Tor the Hol
may retain 10 per cel
subscriptions, and ad.
copies at club rates a
club is formed.
Papers not sent mi
fol in advance, and disco
at the end Of time paid
Sharp County record., 1877-07-20
ROBERT GRI
Saddle and Har.
AND
y = 9 IT Sz 8 T
MANUFACTURE
EVENING SHADE,

A supply Of saddles,
halters, harness and harm
lures, saddle-pockets, VIII
constantly on hand, an
to order.
Orders promptly fill.
all work guaranteedto 81
faction.
Hides, peltries, furs, b
tallow and wheat taken
change for work or good
ShQp east an2 Of Mai
Sharp County record., 1877-07-20
J, W.SilaYqi
DEALEka ] 7= % -
49,, ,iS''r,
General Merc655'''l' & !
AND
EarIIa Lnp1sIaeS
EVENING SHADE, Al

Are constantly receiving
from st. Louis, Louisyill
New York, aud will cont
keep everything in theiFli
people may desire.
Prices as Lon as tie q
and terms liberal, WI
deayor to give entire salts
to ALI.
Come and see rs and ey
our goods before pur,
elsewhere.
Sharp County record., 1877-07-20
]. l.. ABEhNETHI,

=. tern 9y at Law
Shade, Ark, VIII
practice in all counties in yhe
3rd judicial circuit. Office on
northwest corner Of public
square. During my absence
Mr.. r. W. Bandy will attend
to Office business.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

OfNaluable Real Estate at Dover, TUESDAY. Noycm-
Der 18th, 1877 at o'clock p. NJ.
BY order of the United States District Court for the
District of Delaware, the undersigned assignee of
William II. Roberts, Bankrupt, will sell at Public
Auction or Nendue i'll front of the County Building
ON tuesday, November 18th, 1877, at o'clock in the
afternoon all the real estate of the said Bankrupt To
wit: An Eligible Store House and Dwelling situated
on the South side of LOockerman Street, between
state Street and Governors Avenue having front
on Loockcrman Street of 26 feet and running back II
feet, containing 1000 Square Feet of Land. more or
less. The building has front of % feet and depth of
% feet, and is two stories high.
By order of the Court this property will be sold free
of all membranes.
TERMS.-One third in cash, onc-thrd in siXmonthS
and one-third in twelve months. the deferred pay
mentS to be secured to the satisfaction of the assignee
Possession given January lst. 1873
CECIL c. FULTON, Assignee.
DOVER, October 3, 1S77-3w
\ Shed Kitchen connected with the building will
be sold at the same time and place.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03

In letter to the New York O5sorrer,
DIR. McCosh, the President Of Princeton
College, denies that he disparaged Ameri-
can preachers or preaching at the meeting
of the Presbyterian Council, in Edinburgh.
He says 81 drew no comparison between
the American and Scottish preaching
generally, nor did profess or pretend to
give any description Of New England
preachers or preaching. But did say that
the American people were showing un-
mistakably, by the kind of ministers they
were calling from abroad, and from among
themselves, to occupy the higher positions,
that they preferred Scriptural preaching to
a style which had appeared in New Eng
land, and thence spread into the Middle
States-a style in which the preacher in
stead of expounding the Word, gave forth
his own notions"
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
Registers Order.
RrorsrEn's OFFICE. DOVER, KrSr COUNTY, DEL, |

REGISTERS OFFICE. DOVER kent COUNTY Dell
September H. 1877. I
Upon application Of JAMEST, WHITE Admins
traitor Of MARY +. CHEFFINS. late of Duck Creek
Hundred, in said County, deceased, it Is ordered and
directed by the Register, that the said JAMES r..
WHITE give notice Of the granting of Letters Of
Administration upon the estate Of the said deceased
by causing advertisements 20 be posted within forty
days from the date Of such letters in six of the most
public places Of the County of Kent requiring ali per
sons haYing demands against the estate 10 present the
same. or abide by an Act Of Assembly I'm such case
made and provided; and also cause the same TO be
inserted in the SMYRNA TIMES newspaper published
in Smyrna, and continue therein weeks
Given under the hand and seal of Office of
sEALl the Register aforesaid at Dover Kent County
aforesaid the day and year above written
J. G. PENNEWILI, REGISTER
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ |, Charles +. FoXwcll Of the town of SMYRNA
Kent county and state Of Delaware do hereby give
notice that intend to make application to the Court
OF General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the state of Delaware in and for Kent county at its
next session, which will commence and be held at
Dover IN Kent county aforesaid. on Monday. the
wentySccond day Of October in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy for
license to keep an inn tavern and sell intoxicat-
ing liquors in less quantities than one quart to be
drunk on the premises at and in the house now occ-
ped by me as tenant and known as the "Smvrna
House. The location Of said house, wherein pro-
pose To keep an inn tavern. is i'm United School
Dsrlct Nos and lO7 in Kent county in the State of
DeiaWare ana on Main street in the town of SMYRNA
IN Kent county aforesaid. The time when the said
Application VIII be made by me, will be on Monday
the twenty-second day Of October i'm the wear of orr
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seyen
Deg the irt day Of the next term Of the said Court
0l General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
tle Htte OF Delaware, IN and for Kent county The
names OF the respectable citizens recommending my
said application are: -
" HIIiIam I Denncy Stephen b. VanFossen,
T." Bals VIM G. Mitchell,
H. II; CumlnlnS. Wm ii. Mannering
2aSop ii::eihhDnergcr, VIM. A. McKOwn,
John W. flick William Sharp.
GuStaVus a. Wick benjamin Wilson,
James Startling, Robert Hill
" flshcr, Thomas Buekmaster
Henry G. Spruance, J. i. WOrden
CHARLES f. FOXWELI.
SMYRNA, DEL, September II, 1S77-3w
Smyrna times., 1877-10-03
NOTICE..

OIICEs
~ !, Jacob Raymond. of the town of SMYRNA. Kent
county and State of Delaware do hereby give notice
mat intend to make application to the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
Sute OF Delaware i'll and for Kent county at its ne Xt
session. which will commence and be held at Dover
IN Kent county aforesaid, Monday the twenty
second day of October in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven for n
Incense TO keep an inn tavern and to sell inOXica-
ing liquors. i'll less quantities than one quart to be
drunk on the premises at and i'm the house now Occ
pea by me as tenant, and known as the Delaware
House. The location of said house, wherein pro
pose 10 keep an inn or tavern is in United School
Strct Nos and n, in Kent county, in the State of
delaware, and on the corner of Main and Methodist
sreetS III the town of Smyrna in Kent county afOrc-
SAID. The time when the said application will be
made by me will be on Monday the twenty-Second
day n October i'll the year of Lord one thousand
elgt hundred and SeVcntySeVcn being the first lay
OF The next term of the said Court of General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of Della
ware IN and for Kent county. The names of the re-
are 20 - i'i''"i'
John g. Black, B. II. Smith,
John Mustard G. W RacOn
II. G. Douglass, w r. Cayender
d. j. Cummins, w III Thomson
W. A. e. Hardcastlc. Sam'l r. Richards
augustus scout, Horace K. Mustard,
>. T. clark, James J. HOUSTON
JACOB RAYMOND.
SMYRNA, DEL, September II, 1s77-3w