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New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
COLONEL DoBsoN's TESTIMONY.

Colonel DObsOn, of Baltimore, formerly OF
the Sd Maryland Infantry, and Captain John ii
Piat formerly on the staff OF Maioreneral John Pope
were examined Saturday in the Ftz John Porter case
The examination OF two other witnesses, officers Oh
Longstreet's Corps. Will complete the testimony. Inc
priuting OF the evidence Is said TO he nearly finished
and IL Is expected that there viii be no delay III
the arguments on day appointed by the a1yourn-
meut OF the board of inquiry. The arguments VIII DC
Ia nj MesrP Pninf DeceInbtr Is.
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A BADLY BEATEN SAILOR.

William Nell, sailor, was brought before
Justice wandeu Saturday, on a charge OF mfoxies-
tiou by Officer McCuIager, OF she Seventh Precinct
NeIPs head was badly cut When the complaint was
made John J. Byrnes OF No. IS Henryst staed 'ua'
the prisoner being helplessly drunk beaten on tno
heod by the officer HI stated that he meant 10 pIret
charges before the Police Commissioners Justice nan
dell diseharsed Nell. but no formal complaint WAS 'ahe"
agalnst the officer.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
REFORMING THE STATE MILITIA.

A PLAN or REoRGAyIzAToS sUGGEsTED-iIs CON
sfDERa-1oY BY PERSONS HIGH IN AUTHORITY.
An effort is making to reorganize thoroughly the
National militia Of the United States. and TO make
it more efficient. and meeting was held IN thiS
city Saturday in regard to the matter. plan mas
been drawn up by committee OF mill
tary men the points of which are gwen
below. General g. w. WinGate, in CONVEX
sat,on with TRIBUNE reporter, sketches at length
the history of the citizen sOldiery and describes It's
present low estate.
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prcrIN IN THE xvTu DISTRICT.

A committee appointed by the XVIII Assem-
bly, District Republican Association 10 investigate the
conduct OF those members of the Association who op-
posed the election Of Bernard Beiin Alderman met
ON SATURDAY. night large number Of these boilers"
assembled In the commlttee-room, but tho cotnml,eo
adjourned upon seeing tho assembiase, appafSntu
ma yed NJ ia SIZE As counturttaek the boilers NJ
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PROPOSED REFORM IN A SYNAGOGUE
MEASURES TO REMOVE THE DEBT OF sHAARAf


TEPnILA.
A secret meeting of the electors and seat
holders OF the congregation Of Shaaray Tepha was hed
yesterday at the synagogue, No. 127 west SorW-
fourhs to devise means for meeting the running eA
penses and paying the debts OF the syhAeogne
The secretary, Mr.. Isaacs, said yesterday 'nas 1io
trustees were embarrassed because OF deDt Oh
about $s6,OOO Of which $4,000 was held DS
the Union Dime Savings Bank. 1t was secured oy
mortgage on the synagogue. which the interest Is
overdue and 1t Is feared that foreclosure Will tlke place
unless the interest is paid There are no other n
the synagogue the property being estimated at S2oo
600. During the past year number Oh seat-noiuei'
have removed 10 a distance from the synagogue TOO
great TO walk they have withdrawn and Joined other
congregations orthodox Israetes will not, under
any circumstances, ride In puDhc convey
ance or in q carriage on Saturday. III Is also
their custom separate the sexes In the synagosue
Another strict orthodox Is the wearing Of hats
during The method suggested was 10 sedt tc
sexes together. This was to nc done Dy Pd he
pew system. that man with large Ianhy S "a
obliged to rent pew, instead of paying Ior hhSe anu
The Rev r. de Lola Mendez sent letter to 9TH, the
and was greeted with great applause: -, lie sa1a tha
the more he had weighed the matter tne
more yawning had appeared " the gnIi ot ul1Isot t
between these pews and Judaism" BY the ancient
regulations he found that pews were toroddem. anu
Europe. with one solitary exception, forbade pewss
to this day. II there was no addition ,,ia e,
by opening their doors 10 reform To meet me
deficit advised rigid economy, and suggested mat IL
IL was thought necessary take portion from MS SAL
airy he would sacrifice and work the harder to preserve
traditional Judaism. ,,.
After discnssion committee Of ten appointed to
confer with Dr. Mendez. and report on the reform sys
TEN OF orthodoxy Of the Berkeley Street Synagogue OF
london This it was said would be to use
an organ, and TO keep the sexes separate.
committee also appointed to collect funds f9r 1 o
dating the debt IL Is proposed raise at least $4,000
to pay OF the floating debt OF 20 000 and 20 reduce the
mortSage Dr. Mendez headed the list with $780, apd
I'm a few minutes over 81 900 raised with promise
OF two subscriptions Of 81 900 each, provided $oOOo
e 4 SnndaY.
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"So,n said lady. recently, to nereaaaai.s nnnnaaa
- your pretty daughter has married tich hns hss
"WellS slowly replied the father believe sue .ssr ~
married a rich man. but understand ne sa very -
husband" o,o
MIR. TILDEN TO GENERAL bUrLEh, any
day in the week.-fBatalo Express
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prp1,1 Ar ST PAUL,s CHURCH.

The remains of William NJ. Clarke were ae-
,osited saturday IN the staples vault in ST. faal'
churohyqrd The funeral services at the church w'.
oonancted by the Rev. Or. Morgan Dix. The 'au"
near the Emmett monument and large crowd was y, I'm in
iacrsd an broadway by the unusual spectacle OF III "
tertnenL In Sc. PauPs graveyard.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
VOTING woMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The fifth monthly reception in the hall oil
the Young Woneu's Christian Association, No. h~''
Fifteenttst, will take place this evening. Inc p'o
grsmme comprises music, singing and readings ne's
Oudin Perry Seaver Page, and Miss Louise Leaa 1,as
wIl tlks mart III the exercises. All seitsappos.,sS
women Who have applied for tickets VIII be ani'''
fpaa
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UNJUsTLY CONFINED AS A LUNATIC.

/
The case of Catharine Hess, of Flushing, a
few DAYS ago was brought to the attention OF the Board
of Supervisors Of Queens County by DIR. David Rogers
superntendent Of the County Lunatic Asylum at North
Hempste lie stated that she had been improperly
committed TO the asylum a Unatlc, there beng no
evidence whatever In her physc condition or actions
I'm show that she was OF unsound mind Inquiry since
made leads 10 tho bclief III minds that her com
INITIAL 10 the asylum procured by improper means.
and by persons who wished 10 obtain possession OF her
Dropertv which h understood To include several thou
sand dollars I'm cash. II Is the opinion 90 both the
superintsIdent OF the asylum ami the visiting
phy selau. Dr. Phihp NJ. Wood. thar she had
en- druggrd previous 10 her examination by
thc Comms sion Lunacy. DIR. Rogers states
thnt She WAS admitted tn the asy lun October IL,
nm order ID. SimOns, Superintendent of tbe Poor,
ana that subsequently,, October %, lie received the
nrnuer lcate OF her hmacy based upon the test
many of me doctors who mined her, from County
Iudge Armstrong. lie bad meantime made thorough
examination OF her condition. and hat satisfied himself
thar she was not a ulme. II seems that Judge Arm
strong had led TO doubt the propriey OF her com
INITIAL to ask the attending physician TO ex-
anime into her carefully. DR. Rogers states that
even In the b ief existence Of the institution OF which
he has charge this the OnlYltthOugh II Is the
most hagrau-case In which the examiners snOult nave
eyrrcisgd more before giving certificates OF
mnacy. II is not yet known what the trends OF Mrs
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

the next meeting Of the As ociaton intend 10 pf.. ,
charges against Bsiin's supporters, accusing Irea o
ireachery the party election day In not fu in,
enough Repubiicnn ballots sever al polls.
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not commend himself 10 the confidence Of %.
impartial world. And The Judgment OF the
world In this instances will probably be d near
approach to the truth; for tlls "energy and
n,ent," ot Mrs, Davis. 50 graphically dcserlb-
ed by General Wilson, are oil pure fiction.
That admirable lady had left Richmond some
time before he evacuation. and was then In
North Carolina.
This candid soldier further says: "Ttis stated
upon whit appears to be- good authority.
THAT Davis had many weeks before Lees cht-
astrDphs made the most careful hnd exact
Ing preparation for his escape, discussing tho
matter fully with his Cabinet In profound
the eseape OF himself and his principal ofIl-
GERS the Shenandoah should bs ordered TO
cruise off the coast Of Florida, to take the
fuglives on board Those orders were sent
70 tho rebel cruiser many days before Leos
lines we're broken"
Who this good authority" Is we arc left to
conjecture; but General Wilson himself Is
responsible for the assertion that 'these or
ders were sent" as he does not quote even II
dubious authority for that Was ever u more
during statement given 10 credulons world2
Mr.. Davis and his Cabinet were so extremely
concerned for their personal safety that they
took the ono impossible way 10 seeufeitl The
Shenandoah was then, and long had bsen, on
tbs broad bosom " the Pacific uGeun, hunted
on all sides by Federal cruisers, aud without
single friendly port IN which to drop, her
anchor. Were these orders sent around the
Horn. Or overland from TexasY How long
would 1t have taken them To find her and
bring her to the coast Of Florida2 And how
long would The Federal navy have permitted
her 70 remain there waiting for "the fugi-
tivss"Y
Again: Tho narrative deals In pure fiction
too absurd for the Widest ereduty. No
such orders wore issued. There we're no dis
cussions In the Cabinet no careful and ex-
acting preparation Of any kind until the full
Of Petersburg rendered them necessary: and
then the anxiety was for tho preservation OF
the government and not for the snfety uf it's
Individual members. Day by day. for many
months, ths varying fortunes Of the Confed=
sraey we're the subject TT grave and anxious
deliberations In The Cabinet. But usver
was there any plan proposed, or my sug-
gestlon made, or even II casual remark
uttered, regarding the personal safety Of It's
officers. bad MS Con Wilson may think them,
they we're neither selfish enough nor Gownrdly
enough for TINT And as to Mr. Davis, ii was
we'll known In Richmond that his unnecessary
aud reckless exposure Of himself was the
cnuse III frequent and earnest circumstances
on the pntt Of his friends.
Tho Northern people tflumphed In arms,
but they can never add to the glories Of TINT
triumph by ondeavoripg to depreciate and
degrade the men whom they found II 50 diff
cult to conquer
Very respectfully yours
GEoRaB DAVIS.
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PERSONAL.

M ExTCAN TRADE.--A BUSINESS MAN
Itl who has had much experience In tho trade.
desires agencies TO solicit orders for houses
here-dry. goods, hardware, firearms. fanoy
goods and drugs preferred: Has good refer.
Democrat office milo atF
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FOR RENT.

rI,O HENT--IN A SMALL FAMILY. TWO
l. largo unfinished rooms. LOG Felicity Bond.
mbi0 ut
U1OR RENT-FHON THE FIRST OF NO
IL vember next. one store Of the Touro Build
ines. Apply to HENRY SHEPHERD.
mhiOtw
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yUANTED--BY A YOUNG GtHL A BfTUA-
w ton to do housew ork or nurse. Good rel
eran6es given " nscssa hry. Address M RS.
GREGORY. sa7 Fulton street. between ST. An
drew aud st. Mary. mh8
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LOST-TOUND.

+ .OBT S. OFFICE U. =. BONDED WARE
- house. Mo. 16t Fulton street. New Orleans,
lathe undersigned hereby gives notice that
packages EARTHENWAHE Craftsmanship 30.
russin: and also negotiable warehouse receipt
NJ. 30 for flfty.two easks SODA ASH and 224 casks
SODA CRYSTAL. OK steamship Texas, have
b on lost. The public arc hereby cautioned
against negotiating for the same, as duplicates
have been asked for. $500
Proprietor y. 81. Bonded Warehouse. No. le1
Fulton street. ih2s w
HOUND FLOATING I'M THE RIVER. AT
II the foot OF AusteflitS street. TWO LOGS.
one ash. the other oak. The owner con have
tho same by paying al expenses. .Anuly to
A. WETIER.
mhs s* Cor. Lsvee and AusterIitz ST. Gets.
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Label: Remember Bollinger q Co.

The strasburg Clock remains but two days
longer. Open tonight from 6 to 10 D. M. and
on Monday, positively the last day. as usual.
Odd Fellows Hall.
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MTANTED--BY A YOUNG GIRL. A HfTUA.
w ton to d. honsework and sewing. Good
references given. IL necessary, Address MRS.
anEUOHY. 8a7 Fulton. between ut. Andrew and
St. Mary. mhs
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4 hereby notify the Public that Will not
from and after This date. pay any debts contract
cd by nv wife, Pauline Hose, us she has loft my
house without my consent. q. w. NOSE.
DDuaidsOuyijls Feb "a 1878. fs2g
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WANTED "A SITUATION no DO HOUSE
w work or take care OF children. Apply at
No. $40 Chippewa. between st. Andrew and jose
pbins streets nh9 Ut
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MTANTED--BY A RTsPEGTABLT MIDDLE
w aged lady, Il situation NJ nurse 10 IN in-
valid. or to take caro- OF young children, Adj
dress ss4 Tehouplt6ulHs street. mh3 III
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LETTER FROM THE HON. GEORGE DAVIS. LATE
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE CON-
FEDERATE STATES.

LETTER FROM THE HON GEORGE DAVIS, LATE
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE CON-
FEDERATE STATES.
WILMINGTON, N. G., Sept 4, 1877.
Major W. r. Walthal:
Dear Sir Your favor of the fourteenth uI-
timo. and the copy Of the Philadelphia Times
were duly received, but my engagements
| with tho courts have prevented an earlier
reply. -. ,,.,.,.,a.
nation In aid Of tho purpose you have In
mind. Ms / parted from Mr.. Davis and the
| rest Of the Cabinet at Charlotte; and the mar
| rative of Gen. Wilson Processes to deal chiefly
with events which occurred aft6rward.
| was not present ut the Cabinet meeting
on the first Sunday in April, 1865, when tho
| telegram was received from Gen Lee an
| nounclng that his lines had been broken at
| Petersburg / had that day attended service
| ut q church to which was not in the habit OF
going, and In consequence did not receive the
message until about ! o'clock p. M went
Immediately to Mr. Davis office, and found
him alone. and calm and composed US usual.
He informed me Of the orders that had been
given and the dispositions made for the evacu"
alton OF Richmond. After some conversation
left to make my own preparations for de-
partnre. believe that even the in
tetsty, Of. Nortten hatred has never
| tainly none who know him con DOUBT
his pride of personal character. And these
| admitted qualities were quite sufficient 10
| preserve him from any humanity display OF
weakness, such as Gen. Wilson has pretended
| to relate. A brave man may be unnerved by
a sudden and unexpected danger, but never
| by u danger that has been anticipated and
prepared for during many weeks, as he re-
| lates. During my intimate association with
| Mr. Davis 1 have seen him often In crcum-
stances OF extreme trial and excitement, and
sometimes of imminent danger. Especially
| do recall that other Cabinet meeting which
was interrupted by the intelligence that Dahl
gren was at the outwofks of Richmond, with
nothing In his way but a raw battalion OF de-
partment clerks. And never yet have seen
| him ''tremulous and nervous" as without
seIf-possesson and dignity" Assuredly, such
language does not tiuthfully describe his con-
duet and demeanor us l saw him on tho first
Sunday in April, 1865
|. The unfortunate are always in the wrong {;
and the men of the CoDfederacy have had
little TGHsUH expect IItHt, 81 esen
| fairness, from their adversafies. But gem
erous tribute Of respect and honor has been
universally and ungrndgingly yielded to their
women. And the soldier, protesting to deal
with history. who cannot sufficiently belittle
i a great enemy without invading the sanctity
OF his home to hold up his wife in half-sneer-
ing, half-complime ntary contrast to him, does
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STOLEN.

GTOLEN-ON MARDt GKAS. ONE LADIES
- fine gold WATCH monogram NJ 2; D. full
name inside: Jaeaust. No. 1881. A liberal re-.
ward will bs given on Its return TO 40 Bourbon
street. and no questions asked. mhs At
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wANTED--rUPII.s,

WANTED ~ PUPILS TO LEARN THE
w French language, taught In sixty lessons.
L. IS pm Gniaent opponft,hhafy dpr nose wno
hibition In 1878. to aeeustom themselves with
the French language. Highest references
giyen. Communications addressed Postofilce
bog 4ta. rnhA
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WANTED by A IlEsPEUTABLE WOMAN.
w u situation as cook hgs no objection 70 90
in the eouhtry. Good references given y re-
uulred Address Nj. r. this pfriee. mhtG
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StfTUATION WANTED-15YA YOUNG GIRL.
nlddle-agad woman 10 nurse and assist in
housework or Is willing to take the washing 81
u small family. Gall at No. 400 Liberty street.
No objection to 20 10 the country. rnhs
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Delaware j was astonished, and denounced
il M /. falsehood The next day was placed
/ do r,,A believe IL possible that these ten days
could have bsen passed with our capturs With
ont I'M allusipn 10 II. II IL had not BEEN On
aft.ythought or something to be kept from US.
Very sincerely yours,
VIM PRESTON JOHNSTON.
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MIANTED-.A COMPETENT AMI. AMfABLE
w nurse. who speaks and writes French and
English correctly, to take charge OF two. chill.
dren-iye and three, years OF age~,as Instruct.
ross. Mutt be we'll recommended Apply at
1913 Prytania street. between the hours oil 9 and
II H. m mhs 5t
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FOR SALE.

L1OR sALE-vEHY Low. ONE GOOD DOU-
H. bic cottage with lease. for one-half the
value: payment half cash. balance In one to
three years. on account OF departure. Address
X. d Co., +. o. Box 1J5. mhs ct
EOH SALE CIIEAP-THE sTAH RICE MILL
complete and In good running order, ready
for immediate use. For particulars apply to
M. aUHWARTI d BRO,
feiotf 149 to 100 Magazine street.
L,OR BALE--I WILL SELL 100 ACRES OF
Tantnany parisil. La. q fine cattle and sheep
range. good for farming purposes and OF easy
access TO the river. very low For Inrther par.
Pike. La. jh17
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| WANTED DEVELOPMENT BY A YOUNG
| w man from the country. Best OF references.
| Address HARRY w. this Office. mh1 2w
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yHrANTED--BY 4 HEspEOTA BILE WOMAN,
w situation as cook !; has no objection to 90
In tho country. Can give good references IL
required. Address ]. H.. this office. Dhlo
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WANTED A PARTNER WITH s75, TO
w work up the most useful invention ever
offered in New Orleans. Practical man pro-
ferred. A splendid chance 70 make money, for
J. H. WILLIAMS,
nhi0 At 143 st. Joseph street, New Orleans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED CApTTAI,--A SILENT OR AC-
w tive partner 10 furnish $40, 900 capital In u
hrst-class established wholesale business. Ad-
dress Lock-Eox 1919. mhib st
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yITANTED-SUaAR COOLIES, IF sOUND
w good order and cheap. PLANTER. DEM
oernt office, He21 u
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FKmALEs.
rfotaseksei,ers,

yxrANTED-@A POSITION AS HOUSED EEP-
w er by n widow. References given, II re-.
dnred. Apply at No. 1888 Lafayette. corner OF
Enronus mh9 nj
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WANTED-THREE. .COLORED WOMEN.
w 10 cook, wash and iron for smnl families,
TO go 10 the country. Apply at ia Caronde!et
st rsnt rhrlY. mha IL
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M RS. BIlOCK-NO. 142 CAMP STREET. DE
IsA sires her patrons to know she has on hand
some excellent servants. walters, cooks, cham
bermaids: also. two or three No. laundresses
and IN experieneed honsekeeper. An17 U
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WANTED TWO WOMEN 70 WASH AND
w iron-eood Iaundress. Must thoroughly
understand ironing shirts. Apply OF ia Ga
yondelet street mhB
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HELP wANTED--FEMALEs.

WANTED TWO GERMAN OR FRENCH
w women, to cook. wash and iron. to 90 70
the country: will not object to one or two chill
mha If
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cooks, Nurses. Cnambsrmaids, Etc.

WANTED A STEADY, RELIABLE
w white woman. II situation ms ehild's nurse.
ferenees given. Address EMPLOYMENT, this
office. fnhio 3t
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NTANTED-TWO GERMAN WOMEN FOR
w the city, to cook, wash and iron Apply ut
ia Carondeiet street mh5 II
WANTED MRS. BLOCK, NO. .14a CAMP
Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand o
good housekeeper. auYH
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-06
Good News from Buffalo.

We are glad to learn that the gigan-
tic experiment DR.. II V Pierce's Inva-
lids and Tourists Hotel, which many
of our readers will remember as Occu-
pying a conspicuous position in Hdr-
per's Weekly Supplement Of June last,
has proved Il most complete success /;
all Of which reminds us that its fOun-
der. the distinguished State Senator
from the Erie District, is successful in
the hotel business as well as being a
celebrated physician and an efficient
legislator. Judge Hilton may well
envy him. Those who have enjoyed
the elegant comforts of the Hotel,
speak of it i'm the most enthusiastic
terms. DR.. Pierce's Family Remedies
have occupied prominent spaces in
our columns for several years, and
have been used quite extensively and
with the utmost satisfaction by the
people OF this vicinity.