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SHAILRO ADS.

NHANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGTO
" 4 WESTERN RAILROAD-COmm
ing Thursday Dec. 4, 1875, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a m, and 3Opm.
Leave Landen burg As IN and 30 p. M.
Arrive at Wilmington Z IS m, and 3 10
pm.
Arrive at Landenberg at II m. and 6 40
p. m.
CONNECTIONs.- leaving Landen-
berg at IS .. m. with train for 7Philadel-
Train leaving wilmington a 1920 m
with train leaving Philadelphia at $40 q m
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leav-
ing Landenberg at % p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at 80 p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware train, and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
at 30 p. m.
Train leaving Wilmington at $50 p m
with train leaving Philadelphia at 4 Is p.
D. CoNNELL. Sup
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COR aAIE.-A thres story brick house
e No. l08 Easty hird street, cheap, with,
'mPedaass r33ssslRs. f4 A adEsss
Philadelphia
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q END IN your lists Of stocks, Bonds,
y Loans, Lots and Dwellings for next sale
or Saturday. June 18th. J. T. HE ALD.s
NOR RENT-A two.story dwelling, 822
+ Wollaston street. Inquire at 8l7 Wash
ington street. jun8.4t
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EOR 6ALE.-Three flve-reomed brick
Il houses on the South Side. with fine
yards. Enquire OF J. K. hABCOCK,
mhl0 8. w. cor. second and Marketst
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MOTICE.-Joshua Marls, Atterney-at-
~ Law, as removed to Office N. W. cor.
Sixth and Shipley street.
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EOR sALE.-On tho South Side, 8 brick
Z .6S SS9ss s@ntsnbaRs EaSh l
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+ = Y y = NOTICE. ~ ~ %G
Having purchaeed the latest improved
apparatus for administering fresh ga.
daily, will continue to use the same for
the painless extraction of teeth. Sets ot
teeth at prices to suit all. r,
s.., s,ss ~ DIR. GosL1N,.
apr1stf 707 Market street.
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rEOR SALE ANp LENT.

TRz z18HT MAZE F6R s3EE-A ialg.
ll naake about ID &b0 OLD and sound,
with cot week sspld h3 Delaware QhieG
yetY M3E walker, sllen4t drArsht an4maJ,
NJ .ea ar% MSns tis Of Of VII VII
liam Smith, FARMER. je-l.
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T&W. JONES, FANCY Dyers, ,4S2 N. Front
%. Street, Branch Offace corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
sGentlemer's Garments of every descrtp.
tson tsa nYsd s1c. q olsSnssd = xid shac Fsath
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NOTICES.

NTUTICE Cornelius Green presents. his
always on hand at the Delaware House
stables. and invites the ladies and gentle
men of Wilmington. and visitors to VIII
mington to call on him, and he will see
that their horses are we'll cared for, -
may.&.lw. . 'es-
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space Of four years, coionies composed of
honest, respectable, industrious working
men--no drinking men being taken-from
our large cities are quite certain of gaining
q comfortable livlihood.
The Southern States are now restored to
self government they have the manage
ment of their affairs in their own hands.
The political ferment aud the incessant
chickering's between opposing races, which
for 50 many years have been their almost
every day history, are no longer operative,
and TO- day it may safely be said there is no
part of the country where law and order
are better maintained than there. Under
this changed condition of sffairs, capital
and labor have a rare opportunity. Ihe
former we know is proverbiaily tim!d, ana
the latter rarely leaves old grooves OF lts
own volition but it will be strange II the
Inducements which these States are DOW
holding out, do not put courage into me
one and fresh enterprise into the other. 10
assume otherwise rs to shut ones eyes to
the evidences Of recuperation all around us,
and to settle down In tue CONVICTION, IKE
so many misanthropes, that there Ia nothing
before US but hopeless future. Every thlpS
throughout the South bears the appearance
of growing prosperity. The cities are
reviving their former trade; the country ID
rich in diversified erops, and tlo planta-
tiors and farms have look OF thrift. from
present appearances Louisiana, Mississippi,
Georgia. and South Carolina will 10 short
time supply the markets of the world with
their great stapies.
One task to which all who are able to
influence puU!ic opinion ought to address
themselves AT a time like tSis, is Tho most
direct mode Of HssistiDg workiDgmen IN
effecting such judicious distrihotion OF
their labor as will place it where it is most
wanted. We are glad ,o eee that working
men have themselves taken the initiative
in this movement from the great centres OF
population toward the agricultural districts.
1t is a work capable of almost indefinite
extension, and deserving every encourage
meet. We repeat, tito opportunity Is q
tempting one for capital and labor alike.
and unless our country men North and 4 AIT
have Qa,te lost their old time enterprise,
which led them to adventures in fields far
less promising they will certainly turn It to
account.
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INURANCE.

INURANCE.
FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Sc ---- CarondeIet Street-----..----, Sc
EXTRACT FROM THE
ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY ~ 1917
Preuiums for ending April 80, -e567767 10
Losses paid within the year. 239o7o ~
CASH DIVIDEND FOR The YEAR:
Interest (semi annually. 10 per cent
Assets, April 80. sas gs9 Cs e0es es
This Company continues to Issue Policies on Fire.
'''''' anu --'" Ed. Ed A PALFREY. President. Inum'
THos. F. WALKER, Secretary. ac9lm
EIIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Oaoe, No. 81 Camp Street.
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
P. IRWIN, Vice President.
THOS. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
Losses Paid. ........ 73,29s
|. At election held Monday, the 7th inst, the
following named gentlomen chosen Directors Of
this Company to serve for the ensuing year:
r.
Thomas King. Thomas Smith,
Ihcs. Gilmore, w. j. Casteu,
John T. Gibbons Jas. A. Girdner
William Hart. Emile GAuohe.
David jackson John II. Hanna,
y. j. Gasquet.
And at p meeting of the Board, hold May i4th JOEN
HENDERSON, President, p. IRWIN, vice-President
and THcS. f. BRAGG, Secretary, were unanimously
roeloctod.
The Board declared out Of the net profits Of the
Company for the past twelve mouths 10 Per cont in.
terest; also Der cent dividend on tho paid ID capitn
and 90 per cent dividend on pIemums pnid by stock
holders trakny, with the rebate IS per pro.
mums). Said interest and dividends 10 be placed the
credit OF the stock notes.
Interest aud dividends full paid stock payable IN
Pyox
] Kew Orleans, May lsI 1877. my20 n ly
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WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS

WE5TERN PRODUCE ANU FhUVIoIONo
5000 lbs DRY SALT SHOULDERS.
so casks BACON CLEAR SIDES.
., RIB SIDES.
so SHOULDERS.
40 tierce es Choice 3. q. II ANS.
e5 boxes BREAKFAST BACON.
800 bbls. Standard MESS PORK
10 Extra Prime
IS RUMP POEK.
100 tierces LARD, Choice. Rehn ed and Kettle.
800 packages, half -tbls kegs and buckets LARD.
100 packages Choice Goshen and Western BUTTER.
800 bbls Choice Family FLOUR.
100 =. CORNMEAL.
In store and to arrive, by
BYRNES 81 BRO.
pcfs I'm ~ aud ~ Poydras street.
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TOR THE BENEFIT
Southern People and Suffering Humanit

now respectfully announce my self as the Sole Age
OF the Southern States, except Maryland and Virgn
SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE,
Montreal, Canada and Wiuooski, Vermont, for the
of their original gen une preparations the SYR
OF SPRUCE GUM, for. Pulmonary ConsumFa
Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness and other affections ~
Chest. am also the Agent for the sale Of the sIEs
FOR HOPPING COUGH and COMPOONO BtI
MENT. which is useful especially for Indau.Ell
Rheunstism. SciAtica and Pains in the Ions n
Invaluable remedies welt known and in gensn uI
in the North and East. and are offered the Sa
of the South All tat is asked for from tire eOnni
nitv test of their curative properties and reo-
mendstion according to the effect Convents, ColsE
Boarding echo0ls and all char table institutions
never be without q supply of thoee saiutary miIts
Depots for the sale Of the above will be estibhb1
in the following States Louis Alabama, Mss
sippi Texas Floriua, Georgia Tennessee, SOuth sn
North Carolina. Foreign Msxicol.
All orders far the above will be promptly fIsd
ManufActurers' prices by the General Agent,
p. +. GOGARTY,
Bookseller and Stationer. ISL Camp street,
New Orleans Ia
PRICE of the Syrup of Spruce Gum SEC; Hoops
Couph Syrup 5Gc.i Compound Liniment, 75c
n. B-be careful and examine the trade mark
mhl6 II lv
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B. & w. CRoSER.-Our readers will bear in
mind that this popular dry goods firm has removed to
he elegant stoye I4l Canal street tTouro Ruldings)
wAcre they now have Of the finest stocks of dry
goods ever seen in New Orleans. Their prices are
Yery low.
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC
R,YRNES & BRO,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,

n and TO- .Poydras Street. and ~
We have on hand the following stock OF FINE
wHISKIES, which ofer to the trade on REASONABLE
terms:
90 bbs. celebrated o x. white Wheat WHISKY;
100 bbs. J. n. oDOnnel d. Bros Extra Pure kHh
WHISKY.
rs bbis. j. NJ. o'Donn.n & Bros.' Cabinet Kentucky
BOURBON. ..
rs bbls. j. N. oDonnell & Bros. Kentucky Star
BOURBON.
WHISTLES and GINS - -
We have appointed Messrs. .BYRNES & BRO. our
cole agents for the sale of and popular D r.
WHISKY, which. assert without fear OF contradic.
tion 10 the best purest Whisky made in the United
Staes also for the sale of other brands OF pure YE
and BOURBON. Will fell from store or ship direct
from distlllery in Kentucky on liberal terms.
JAMES NJ ODONNELL BROS.
ocl4 lon 20 X. Distillers... KeDton County, KY.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-08

!" inc regions Of the clouds, where the whirIwind.
My castle Of fancy WIS built
The tnrrels reflected the blue Of the gkles.
ana the windows with the sunboams were gilt,
Tho rainbow sometimes, In IFS beauiIt,I sto,o
EnnnoId the mansion around;
Hmn the hSnres that fancy In clouds can Croate
supplied ne the garden and ground.
ny Stoiios ana fountains aud orange tree groves,
J NAT MI that enChantmont has told.
1 had sweet shady walks for the COILS and their
loves,
had mountains Of coral and gold.
hVt : storm that | felt not had risen and roIrd,
Whlle enwrapt in n slumher | lay
ana when ] looked out IN tho morning, behold
MY castle was carried away.
l passed over rivers and valleys and groves,
me world was all In my view
thought Of my ftiends, Of their fates, Of their loves.
ana oIloh, iull often OF you,
~ length II came over n beautiful scene.
winch nature IN silence had made;
lhe pace was hut small, hut twas sweetly serene.
ANA checkcrcd with sunshine and shade.
/ RaH'd and | cnvied with painful poed will
Ana grew tired OF my seat In tho air;
Whcn all OF u sudden, my castle stood still,
A. II some attraction was there.
IAko 2 lark from the sky II came n%uttering down,
Ana placed me exactly In view
When whom should ! meet in this charming retreat,
rms corner Of calmntss, but you. .
Delighted 10 find you In honor and ease,
l0lt no more ssrrow and pain;
ANA lhe winter coming fair, | assembled the brcoyr.
ANA went back TO my castle again. >
-hdgasinc QJ american history,
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Cloud Banners Of the AIMS,

Among the most exquisite scenes which
delight the eye OF the European traveller are
those wonderful rose.cOlOrcd cloud-banners,
floating from the Alpine cliffs. But it is only
in the sunlight that Nature hangs out these
beautiful tokens. So it is only in the glow of
hcalth--the sunlight of our inner being
that nature reveals these physical cloud.
banners, the " rosy check "and " cherry lip"
to praise which every poet Of the earth has
invoked the NJ use to aid him. But they are
AS rare as the cynical Hood conceived Christ.
i'm charity to be. Women, Dagger to retain
this charm, resorts to French art and rOugc.
The effect is similar to that which would be
produced by substituting auctionecrs' flags
for the delicate glowing cloud banners of the
Alps, If woman would aid Nature instead
OF adopting art, would seek health instead
of vainly trying to mask disease, she would
not only win the greatest charm Of woman.
hood, health, hut she would avert much mis-.
cry both from herself aud others. DR.. Piercc's
FavOritc Prescription has received the high.
est praise from thousands Of pale, delicate,
suffering women. One bottle often affords
more relief than months of treatment by
%cauSticS and other medicines. II is harm
less in any condition of the system, and its
use often renders the modest invalid exempt
from that most trying of Ordcals-a personal
consultation with a physician. 1t is the duty
of every woman to become familiar with the
causes aud symptoms Of the many diseases
to which her peculiar organization renders
her liable, and also to learn the proper means
Of preventing these maladics. The Peoples
Medical Adviser contains an extensive treat
isc upon Woman and her Diseases" The
Author also advises courses ui domestic
treatment, which will often render the ser.
wees Of II physician unnecessary. Every
woman should read it. A copy of the Adj
wiser can he obtained by addressing the
Author, DR.. Il, V. Pierce, at Buffalo, n. Y.
Price $50 postage prepaid Favorite Pre-
scription is sold by druggists.
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Rules of Base Ball for 1877,

Our American game Of baseball is rev.
o%lutionized again, the national league
having resumed the lively for the dead
ball. This is to he made by an authorized
firm-a "so!t,job" for somebody--and to
come in a sealed box, to be broken by
the umpire on the field. Other import.
ant changes in the rules are: The home
club IN all cases goes first to the bat. A
player not going to the bat within a
minute after being called by the umpire
is declared out, as also when he runs to
the first base inside the foul line. When
y runner is struck by a hit ball he is out.
The object of this last would seem to be
to allow every advantage to the "out,"
and it is further decreed that the runner
must 90 round and back of fielder who
obstructs his path to capture a ball"
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HATcn's UNIVERSAL COUGH SyR

HATCH's UNIVERSAL CoUGH SYRUI
has been in use Is years, and has always been
warranted to cure, and is now sold by ovel
5000 druggists, who say they seldom have &
bottle returned. Many of the best physicians
in the country prescribe it as the best remedy
for coughs, colds and GROUP within theil
knowledge. Pleasant to take, sure to cure
and should besOld by all druggists. ltshoult
be in every family, especially those witt
croupy children. Try 1t, and you will Away
keep 1t. Two siaes-5o cents and 800. Pu
up by ID. W, Hatch Il Co., Jameston, N. Y.
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The popularity Of Mcssrs. James $. Kirk Il
Co.'s soaps, manufactured in Chicago, is
shown by the unprecedented sale which their
goods have reached during the year 1876. This
by far is the largest soap manufacturing con.
ccrn in the United States, producing and sell.
ing in all parts of this country, from the Red
River of the North to New Orleans, and from
Portland, Me-, to San Francisco, 100000
pounds annually. No so'called greases enter
into these soaps Onlypure refined tallow and
vegetable oils are used, containing no adul.
teration. Faira and square weights always re-
liable. This is why their soaps are so popular
with all good and economical housekeepers
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EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD at
this season should take DR.. j. II. McLcnn's
strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier,
because 1t purises aud enrichcs the blood,
gives yicor, strength aud vitality to the whole
body aud system. DIR. J. II. McLean's office,
81 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
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WE noticed in one Of our exchanges
this week the statement Of Dca. John Hodg'
kins, Of South Jefferson, Me-, whose son was
cured of incipient consumption by the use
Of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. We refer
to this at this time rs tending to c%orroborate
the statement we made last week in relation
to this Liniment as applied to consumption
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-08

CREAM CNKE.-One and one half cup
tuls of Hour, three heaping t~easpoonfuls
biking-powdcr, seven eggs. This makes
three cakes, in large round tins.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-08

\ LITTLE boy was looking at a picture
Of Punch, when he said, " Ma, be- wear.
HE nose on hig back
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A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.

OF We WANT 500 hsoRz r'S5T-ciAss
SEWING MACHINE .S=IIc, Arb 5Oc
hEHCF ENERGY AND EE:IiTTToLEsRd
THE BUSINESS oFGELLiHCSEHiAcNA-
CHIMES. COMPENSATION LIBERAL, guT
VARYING ACCORDING 70 ABILITY, CHAR
AcTER AND QUALIFICATIONS OE The
AGENT. FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
Wilson Sewing NaGhinH Co., Clicagl.
sy- 4 ss3 ss;ApTA7, sss Trs, - a.7 a,szs "a
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WE Will cET 70TNRVg9s B7 aOGs
V. q. THAYER

"DEN WHITING TO kDyERTINERs.
~ please say raw the ad,criisCoi"rt
In iiiis paper. =. =. 4, 5,
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TT VAII w%iIIagrco to distribute some of our cIr,W.
" lars, we will send you Il GhrOoIn ~ ',,II
IL FVnmr, aud q ID page, Gi-cplumn, Illustrated
rnnrr free for months. lnClOSO 10 cents t., pay
rr"sttgc, .iJcnIs lrGufcd. Kendall Il Go. Boston, Nns''
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d Urn 4 r"mti.-AGoH wanted; a0DG ~ So'hGR
" ihII articles In the world. one sample re. hu
VJuU dress JAY BRONSSS. Detroit mlch,
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DISAPPOINTED.

The LnIunr Rines anu sionewAH GTeys
Disappointed ~ Their PTopOasd
visit 80 Austin,
Last night the Lamar Rifles and
Stonewall dreys, sixty In number, as'
eembled nj the Central depot, ready to
take The 1855 train for the Austin fair
Just before the arrival Of the train u
special dispatch was received by THE
HERALD, from the secretary Of the as-
ISOLATION, announcing the postpone
ment Of the exhibition, A messenger
was sent Immediately TO Colonel f..
q. Bower commanding the bat
talon, apprlsing him OF the fact.
The dispatch arrived just in the
nick Of time, the tickets having been
bought and the train but Il few miles
from the depot. The trip was given
up on receipt OF the information, and
the boys left the depot very much dis'
appointed at not having II chance to
show the people Of Austin and those
who would have visited the fair, their
proficiency In drill. Colonel Bower
informed our reporter last night that
he, in common with the balance, felt
the disappointment keenly, being thus
prevented from showing the people
sixty of the best drilled men in Texas,
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washed AWAY.

A portion OF the trestle work on the
Texas and Pacific railroad, between
Longview and Longview junction,
was washed away yesterday morning,
causing a delay OF trains. 1t was 30
far repaired in the afternoon as to al.
low the passing of all trains. The pas.
senger train for the west was delayed
several hours, and did not arrive here
till after midnight The rains have
been heavy, for the past few days,
along the line Of the Central and the
Pacific, causing occasional delay on
both. The passenger trains bound south
and north on the Central were OIL time
last night, and the one from Fort
Worth passed the point according TO
schedule time.
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Colonel Mcclure found a dent from
a pistol shot with the ball sticking In
1t, on his desk yesterday. This ex-
plains the noise Of the pistol shot in
that locality at an early hour morn.
Ing or two ago, and which at the time
puzzled those around. The colonel has
has negro boy employed to clean up
hi' office, and II is suspected that this
boy picked the lock Of the drawer con-
tanning number Of pistols, taken from
prisoners and kept till turned over TO
the sheriff In handling one of these
II was doubtless accidently discharged
AZ the Justice does not remember how
many were In the drawer, he cannot
say whether any were purloined. The
negro has not shown himself since the
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Tonight there will be special meet
ing Of the council to consider the new
ordinances. The proposition of Mr.. ].
Il. Henderson and Mr.. Knep1y, who
claim the property known a. the Poy-
dras street extension, will also be acted
on. These gentlemen will relinquish
their claim to thirty-six by two hund.
red feet, II the city will relinquish its
claim to all other Of the property In
dispute and lease them eighteen feet
ofthe thirty-six for five years. An eigh-
teen foot alley will then be opened at
once.
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The waters in the Trinity are higher
at this point than they have been be-
fore this year. The river has left its
bed and overlooked the west bank,
and extends on each side of the turn
pike as far as the eye can reach. Near
the west end of the road, about a hall
mile from the bridge, the turnpike is
under water for IA short distance. On
the west bank the backwat is in the
brick yard of Leftwich, 4 Jamison,
near the mill, and possibly reached
the brick yard near the ford last night,
rs the river was still rising at dark
yesterday.
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Judge Good and Colonel Eblin re-
turned yesterday from Tyler, where
they have been attending the supreme
court.
M. b. Cowles, general agent OF Hav
erly's Ministries, returned to the city
yesterday, and is registered at the
Windsor.
Superintendent Swanson and Divi-
sion Superintendent Quinlan, of the
Central road, went north yesterday
afternoon on freight train.
A. IL. Swanson, G. A. Quinlan and
and Il. ii. Cousins, prominent officials
of the Houston and Texas Central rail-
road, took dinner at the LeGrand yes
terday.
William Hazelton, ST. Louis, Il. III.
Knight Louisiana, Mo, j. }. Conk-
ling, Dayton, Ohio, and w. G. Gallo
way, Hot Springs, Ark, were among
the arrivals at the Windsor hotel yes
terday.
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When Willerson was placed in the
calaboose he was carefully searched by
two officers, and several articles found
on his person. His searchers thought
they had made al extra careful exam
nation, and were somewhat astonish.
ed, after the prisoner was placed in the
cell, to be handed by him thirty dollars
in money and one or two other arti.
Giles. Where he had these concealed is
mystery to the officers.