Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 February 1868 — Page 8

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f ! STEAMBOAT LNE5J ' TO" LoCHTiLlt.-Every Monday and HfUurday at 10 ofdock a.m. Every Tuesday, ' Wednesday, Thursday, aiid, rSaturdAy at 6 V O'clock T. 5T, if. '-t T ! J . To CAreo Dally, except, pvwday, at 3 .".'Hockp,:-,, , j . To Gbees RiV.Ry-Every Wednesday "-'Tid Saturday at o'clock i P, x. .Every

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H :i T?HiiE.-N-"l4itfy7 except Sujfdays, :kt oelcoM p.M ' .!..: t- a c. : aoiNASHviiaLU-iEvery Thursday Tit four to :.i.-m.('t : i' ' 1 " ' -A,-'; , - Xo IlKMPais-8eftil-weekry; ' .' i , ,i . , .....- , ,i.t'.- U.I ,( : ; RockportStace (via Newburgh and Boonille, carrj-ing tUm mall, leaves at 7 a.- j., on .Itpndaysv VeA!esdTS id Fridays. ArtivM by 7 P". M., Tues1ay,' Thursdays and SrU nrSays. . . L ti'is".'.-'i' 04r N-HarTnoayIwrBcaSaifeawsa iVIon-i)-s and Fridays at 7 a.m. Arrives Tpes-

lt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves dally (exTf copt 5 u rul a y s) at 7 A. m. Arrives Vaily (ex mpt Mnr tn ys) by 2 r.' ?i . ' ' ' 1 " ' ' " To XsvBURO.-Hdcit dally (except Sunday fi-oro lieJ MrdiianiI Hotel, at 3 :3

Jleleorologlcal Observation. Meteorological observations, taktn dally at the Jo0R2ai Office: - - - - -f . ' , , i . , A. M NOON. 6 P. M.. MID'T ,! - ghfrruometer.... 2e. ,' , S2J, , ; SJ- nulli" A. Krpnbllcan-TDioa Couit Conveni. :tlon v. ,AYU.r.btLaki;intbo. CeunHbUse'; in y 1 ''&Atuj-dayi ftbrueu-yt Sth, .1868, ! latf" i tVock'zikiMitlieirposq of a .... ' ,v . f ..;!'. . 1 ..' 'DiKjj .V apyolptiag .oekgatesi-to i the' -State X f.i-' , t?MVtttiOB Jt 'to Hbe tflldi at Ittdia-iEi Jo- ' ' ; Jidpao 'ThurriljiVebrry 20thrlGS, and for the transaction f -suen other

"before tlie Conveution. ominitJ. P. KLtiOTT,' UBairman Flvykd. The Kecorder's Court VMfed "o-it' yefeterJiy.r"Nrora beeft -The YoxDi.t he'nis leading: to he cify are reported very' good at present. BASKRCPTcy. ' Jno.' " Wile and Watts, Crane & Co. have fil'd their petitions in bahkrdpitcy.' r ' ,H ' 1 J : ,, tenoL EXAMIAilOij.--Thi semiannual ex iminatioQ of the Public Schools of this city will eonmieace some time next week. I Mortgages. One man in this city has covered his" property with sixtetn iBorfV.fgef.'; They were" handed to Hr; Tomheoielt for record yesterday. That ought to hold it. Beautiful. It is set down that wa never had u more' beautiful day in this, latitude than yesterday was. It was clear and bright, mild and pleasant. Panther. It is roporfed that there is a live panther iu the lower bayou, .in Union Township. ' The people in that vicinity have an eye to the boast. It is hoped that he will be captured and punished for his indiscretion. Taking Depositions. Justice Emery was engaged in taking depositions yesterday, in the case of Hansel vs. Keagan. It is a long suit, and it will cost somebody some money before it ii ended. A large number of depositions have been taken. Celebrating His Engagement. Mr. Eugene Kappler, of the firm,' of Kappler & Schnappcnburgb, celebrated at Turner's Hal!, night before last, his engagement to marry a beautiful and accomplished y-juug lady Of this city." lie wa'3! heartily congratulated by his numerous friends. Wine flowed freely on the occasion. ' i ; ...... . i ( Child wira Five Fingers. A child,' of which a Mr. Denton was the father, was born in Henderson County, just the other side of the .river, last Monday, having five fingers and a 'thumb on one hand. The grandmother cut off the ' fifth finger, from the effects of which the child died a day or two afterwards.

Robbeb Abkested. Some three weeks ago, a couple of men arrived at this city in a skiff. -i Several- circumstances led to the opinion that they were suspicious characters, and one of the men., eft,the city, but the other engaged to' work1 as VHeck hand on the steamer Louisa. A strict watch was kept on himjbyjtbjp, police,' when he was m the' city3, A'fewMays ago, information was received by the police, that a man named John Halt

iaj kjsocked z hkd tdlv iiu Louisville, about the middle of December,' and robbed him of $140. The .description oe man being given, it answered to that of the suspicion character, who had been so closely wJche.d.byiihe poicefcrvndi5Di'yeste-f day evening, while the man was work ' Leg on the steamer Louisa;, he was arrested .-by Policeman Wunderlich, under directions of the City Marshal, and taken to Loubville by1 PolicemanWunderlich, whreft- on ih- Bob'Tail, yesterday evening. i Accident. Yesterday, while ftr? Robert Gray, with his, lady. waspomtag W tbeiP? at a pdmt not fax Train, , Stringtown, he attempted to pas a wagon, but in so doing two wheel of the buggy fell into a deep gutter, and Jls4pjay; w&SilwrW rioletly to the earth. Her head struck first, resulting in a severe cut, from which the blood flowed most profusely. She was taken up,n,an.iBseBibaconiJ dkionr'bntwrdvrved stfecfeitfy to: be. brought to the city, the wound bleeding the while. She was taken to J)r." G. B. Walker's office, who with some I blood, after which the wound was dressed, but the lady was so weak that she could not return to her home. Iff ilfor,tuliayil(-tiffiiice that it was no worse. j uiiu; oalm.- large iot i -,k ton sold in this city yesterday at good pricSJ rjFor ypiddalrl ia"4i prices were reported at from 161c , to 17ic. This 'may be regarded as flater ing to the enterprise of our cotton dealer.-, ,whOj-r.arer jaboring hard to establish' a cotton trade in this city, by extra exertions to realize tij highest prices for that article. That a great cotfo"D"lrade will ultimately be built up here, is certain, and tfijiL' sellers cannot do better than consign, Concert in' Pkospejt. We leaciv Jthat the Library Directors have txLsendedan invitation -fothe Choir of P-theWarut gt. Presbyterian Church o r;oAt, f orthe; benefit' f th$ Book 5"uid of the Library rA-ssociatioif -there cflncerf June last, "which was so sueoesstUiy; rendered"ani s'nignfy Lappreciaied bV the puSlfcT. know we rspeai: Diccine general sentiments "df the 'i friends of the-: tt'ofary when we hopL theTrinvitationwill te acA Shooting .FFAiRr-List Thur.v 4ay evening, afcouple of men, whose names the gentleman furnishing the information could not learn, engaged in the agreeable pastime of shooting at each other on the river bank opposite Henderson!- Five W six' shots were fired, but without Berious.damr age to either party. One of the shots took effect iu one of the parties pairtalooVs7mTnganugly wound, but beyond that no serious damage was done. . CAPTUREDfT A few days ago Major Jack Robinson, with a friend, discovered a couple of deer switxming in the rivet; below the, Iower.bayou.' They took a skifl and started to chase them. After -i considerable rowing they overtook the animals, and each setting a t'il, proceeded fat dnctf o' tow them ashore, where they were dispatched. A novel method of capturing deer. t; : Personal. Ex-Governor Dixonj of Henderson, is in the city, also Hoa."i.Thomat C. Jaqness, Senator from this District. J. P. .Elliott, Esq., arrived in the city night before last, after an absence of severafdays. Mr. Elliott' took a large lot of pork to Memphis, and reports that ' he -.received Satisfactory prices. Col. George Pendleton, the distinguished railroad man, and member of the firm of R. K. Dunkerson & Co., arrived in, the city by last night's train. Col. Jaqness one of the Peace Commissioners to Jeff. Davis- during the war arrived in the city on Thursday, and is.stopping with his brother, J. S. Jaquess, Esq. Mayor Baker arrived at home yesterday morning from Pennsylvania. ' Dr. Josh. Cobb,' late of Xew Orleans, and uticle to Jokh. V, Throop, is in the city looking stout.-" '

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LOT TE ill SCHEME GONE CP. THE BUBBLE PRICKED. 1 i w..i V I J THE AOE.VT IX LIMBO. f i . - i - ; . !; I' Notice was made in yesterday moraj ing'a paperof a huge jotteyy swjodle' tnat;ipa) Deen auemptej qy parties in this city, A the time pf writing the report it was ngitf'ktSowri that the officers of thl law were on the track of thepartiesr engaged jnaV tTjjP.T, licatidn'bf "the; '.ftAice tasteped theproeootion in the case, the tacts of whieh are about as follows:! Aboui four weeks ago' marV'who'. Signed hi, n'am'6 as A: E. AUen visited he Postoffice and mailed '.a 1 large number .of letters to' parties' In various parts of the" State. ; It .is estimated that,, du ring i .h in four .wpftks nast. at least

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ties.iA i I ." Ilvorv i hA letters.--offered 'o:: z'ive the post-office clerks ten dollars each jf they would attend jfco, his rtBil and sayaothing aboutrif"1 Several letters were addressed'simplyto ib. Po?tmaster, wunoui'a iurLueir;iuijei.iua5 and of course these were -supposed to b,iT&jeQdfi'd,.iV ihe, PotmasJter in this" city, hence they were ."ope&e.d ''The following is a copy of the letter's addressed to Postmasters: ".uu-t jP77 Icavitaj ,5500,000,3 j l' ' Officb Fiiios DoiiluA.R Sale Co., V EVAN8VII.1.E, ISD, Jan. 29, IStiS. J Mr. Postmasterr Dear Sia-Tr Wish ing to extend our business io your vicinity as rapidly a8 possible! yt& FilJ effer ou the follow ing extra lnquceuieut, jor ,ne next win Betf$ us ; a ' ctub of and,SlU, f tylth; !at. ', least SOtjiaro'eswe will send vou tree erratts a gold hunting watch worth $60. It is understood that cer tificateyi mugt.rbe-,forv20-personi el elusive Qf yourselL and all for bona r- 1 tm 1 - 1 ' - i. il. nae parties, auu we guarautuo me watch, sent yaa to-be as good as can be bought - far the"-above sum west of I New jYork- Bear in jnindrthat the f ml r-c aiiies tire belter for on the re turn or certificates is where we must be repaid."-No other commission wilL be givn;on7'.tlie;dab.- Will forward watch' oniieceipt ,6f cash.' promptly. ;.t -rj'f v.-Yours, trulv,-1 ' 1 . A. . At'LEN," : This lettev,aon;ce Jed to suspicion,

W4 CapU,WiUardvPeputy. Presacut-.H

ing Attorney rfor ,the Circuit Court, was invited to be-present at the openking t fit h mxil the high itfflowinz to learn what facts he cdtild oh' which to t base a prosecution- On opening the mai, some,' forty ' of fifty '.letters'-' addressed 1 to the party ' named "were found, land on holding them. up to- the light, all, except those so thickly enveloped that ,$he .light would not strike through, were found to contain money. Several of the letters were registered, and those of course were accompanied by way bills giving the name of the party sending the money. Many o these wef eat once written to, foracts conierhihg the circulars, and other steps '.werer taken to get proof bh which" tjbase a -'suit! . . Yesterday morning 'the, man answering to that name was arrested at the Delmonico Saltan by v Sheriff Miller and Deputy Cons'able 1 Morris! on . the charge of obtaining money under false preten ses, and taken before Esq. Stioson, who heki the; prisoner ts , bait in the sum of,f2,500.., Subsequently a change df'veaue was taken, and an argument as to the amount of bail required raised. Esq. Walker-fixed the amount at $lj000, and . the accused .gave bail for bis appearance for trial "next Friday.. Captai a Wil lard appeared for the prosecution and Gen. Shackelford for the defense. Frozen to Death. Yesterday morning a man was found dead in the lower part of this county, opposite Henderson. Coroner Havlin being notified, left with Frank Morris, to hold an Jnquest over the body. The examination elicited the fact that the deceased was named Thorn-, as Davidson, from Chiug6, where he leaves a. widow and two children. The verdict of the jury was that he had frozen to death. Ha had falleu over a' log, and ny with his head bent under him, and his feet "resting on the log. ? 5 . - -. ' , On their return to the city, the buggy In which they were riding broke downrie a'xle giving way,' tumbling Morris and Havlin out, bels. , over head in a pile, aud they were compelled to walk to town, a distance of six miles, having propped up the broken axle On a rail, and hauling the wheel in the buggy. They earned their fees.

Examination of a Select School. The semi-annual examination of the Select, School of Misses Hooker and Hough, was held on yesterday. That the . public fully appreciate the character of the school could be seen from the large number of visitors, especially in the, afternoon, when' the smaller classes had to be' dismissed, to afford a sufficient number of seats for ' strangers. The recitations, as, a general rulev,were, goodj .some.were very1 gxsod,- indeed. ; In '60mev6f the higher bratiches, a knowledge and power of Hem6ry- was exhibited that many colfegiates might enty. The Sch6Tari" seemed .not only ready but anxious to recite a spirit, rarely tuanf ested. '-Manjr classes that the teacher wished - to '.excuse were examined on account; qf the, importunity of the

echoUrs f MusiJ,l'either'(voca or in strumental, ; by the members or tne ichool, -followed every recitation, and .iff is due' to ' the' practice of the musi uron much older oersons. The con tnt Inasifeslstibni tff applause could but please the performers. A word may ' be fitly spoken of the disposition andj pHfgy of the two teachers who conduct the school. One was made o ,gaveru,boys?the pther to Tead'girls, and in their appropriate spheres tbey'work. Their success in the past and the present condition of thg ifchompak pisi q)their be: half. The scholars, as a complimep to their services, presented tokens -of. regard itit the form of a: silver basket to Miss Houahv-aad :a beautiful ring1 to Miss Hooker. Appropriate response's wefce VthadeA hy the favored. Miss MollieRagon received a .prize for improvemenfin writing4. ' . vBelow is a ,-copy of vthek " Roll of Merit:" Annie Iglehart,"Bettie Hall, Emma 1 Fanny Armstead, Sarah Peel, Lottie, Peel, Mollie Ragon, Rowena Hutcheson and xYnnie Runcie. JMOTXi.twrn .begina. next 3 Monday. 2i umber of scholars during the past term, 58. '-:U'H BOiRDfi ,0?llE4iIaT R V f-r-Lc t it be'. u4 jR. i iiii.i"lt.T f .t-rl - t. .. remeuiuereu itiat tue xoaras oi i.egistry in the various precincts ia the countv meet orr" 31otfdaf . It 'is im."ffftatjt 4d felxjaeho wish to exercise thejelective franchise. And it will be ilffj A ' i ii SJL 1 -.1 'L - . -. tsee thit tSeVnames are reister.ed.,, Jt.wi.ll. save, time an'd; trouble" when" the day 1 of election. ccTmes.1 ' l:is especially a'a important ;matter tofAhosev'who havjef made cnanges of residence since the last regititry. i.-uai.. ' " With Dispatch. Ben. Hubbs, of the firmer II abbs, Patrick-& Co.; arried at ,10 o'clock, last, i eight from New Orleans, which place he left on Wednesday evening. lie ' came through;by railr" He has our thanks for latest Nej Orleans papers. , Case? of Bastardy. 'A case of bastardy was. heard before,, Esquire Walker yesterday, ' the 'parties to whibh-were quite young, the girl being but sixteen, and the hoy but seventeen years old. . ,The evidence on the part of the plaintiff was ' made quite positive. As it was disposed of late in-the-eveoing, the decision of the Court wa.s cot learned. Both, belong to highly respectable families." Busy Aspect. Main Street presented quite a busy aspect yesterday. The fine weather brought many farmj ers to the city. " Transfers of Real Estate. The follow! ugstf an.sfWs of real estate Were entered for record in the office of the County Recorder during the week' ending Friday, January 3lst, 18G8: Anna E. Whitine to John Lopink, lot 5. Blcclt 1. Younston's Enlarge ment, for f A. Jlelblina to Helhilua and others, lo's 6 and 7. Block 191, Lamasco, ana lots 8, 9 and 10, Block 175, Lamasco, , : for - .. , Sheriff of Vanderburgh Countv to J. 150 200 H. V. Bcnntnighoff. lots 7and 8, Subdivision of low in Blocks 178 and ISA, Donation Enlargement, for 2,975 Christian Milter to Ja"ob Dansruan, lot 6. Block Ml, Lamasco, for.. 1,:J00 Jacob Dansmau to Christian Miller, tots 7 and 8, canal basin, for 25U 50 Jacob Dausinan to John Mchaefter, lot 3. Block 171, Lamasco, for . Sophia Eberhard to Antone Stoly, nouth iiaif of ttie east half of the southeast quarter ot sec. 4, town. 5, range 11, and thu soutli half of the oow-heast quarter of l he southeast qua,rter of section 4, town. 5, range 750 11. tor Leonard AlcChesnev to Henry Breoklocker, lots 3, 4 and 5, Mub-Uivision of 9, p.trt of 8. McGary's Eularge- . ment, for 2,li)0 8000 AmneiiieniH. New Metropolitan. There was a large audience at the theatre last ntght,'and the playing was especially very fine. Mm. Golden, in the three characters in the French Spy Henri St. Alme. the. Wild Arab Boy. and Mathilde de Meric, a French lady never played better in her life.

Mr. Holland's Mahamed was certainly fine, but that character: is better suited in our judgnieptito Mr, .Golden's peculiar; talent. - As Colonel De Coursey,. Jin, Golden acquitted himself, with great credit. The quadrille was received with . immense applause. We never saw,, the ., Ffenoh Spy played better, in this . city. The whole company acquitted. themselves exceedingly well. -! ".' : ..The , afterpiece;. was greeted , with great applause. ;, -As jtho Little Sentinel, Miss Effie Johns played most ad: mirahly, She jss fast . becoming a favorite of. theatre-goers in this city! Tp-night i the French -Spy will be reproduced, and' those who ! attend may- rest assured that it will be pre-, sented'in a 'superior manner.'and to their entire satisfaction. If you would see, Mrs. Golden in' one of her best plays, do not fail to get a seat early. The play, will be foljbwed'by a, laughable afterpiece. .. It is a big hill for to-nighL. ; ;i .'.' i i A

i local notices; 'i'An' 'Iee;' Hotis4 to rent. '' Inquire at the Journal office' 1L ' tf L.; Atjction. Ladies" and Gentlemen, 'Hiram Nelson 'will sell at atietion, at his'' Aetion''-Rodm,;Nov'142' 'Locust Street, this rmorqing at 9 o'clock, a Variety -of goods, boots'' atid 'shoes, and four barrels of hiekory nuts.' , " iCarrt. Editors Journal: - .- ,",' The. Courier ,in,its Lssuo of ito-day, as well. as in one or two, issues previous,w has Seoq ;fit to. ; make charges against me, and expresses , opinions well calculated to. prejudice me in the estimation of those wbo f may-read that paper and not be acquainted with its character.' Those who J write , for. that paper know that the Case bf the State of Indiana vs.;Johtt E. Taylor is pending in ajhigher court in-this county for hearing; and any man who has a single quality of a gentleman, or the first prerequisite -of an edito about ihim,...would -abstain i from the expression: of extravagant opinions1 until a final disposition ot the case is made. I made, a motion . for a; new heatinc before the;! magistrate, as T was anxious to have ' the charges agaiost me investigated imaiediately, and on failure, to obtain-a new;triaJ, I, requested my, Mtorney .to ;try and have it brought up in the session pf :tbe Coaimpn.; Pleas .Court, which is just, closing.! i fThe ProsecutorijMr.' Iloggat, said .it would bo impossible i to have tho- ca&e tned-untu sext' session. - Ti.-i- j , f "r - ) . .... ,- I may state here,, thatf I-have hot ,yet had an opportunity.- of producing a. singla witness .in ,,my behalf, -and thatjthe investigation so far has'beeu eiQtirely ou ond( sida. tinier these circumstances, every fair-niinded person J will , susfxind. his opinion until a full ioyestigalion. is had. j. The Courier,, not. satisfied! with its bitter as-; saults upon me, furrts with impotent malice upon Mr. H. -Duncan ! as there i is no charge pendiug against him I have nothing to say. for or. aeainst him; but he. holds a-little office as Mail Agents and -as -.the brainless whelp and infamous i f-cavinger who reported my case for the Courier has no honorable employment, and can obtain but 'little pay from the bankrupt concern for which he writes, he doubtless has some motive not wholly unselfish in trying to oust Duncan from his position as Mail Agentt .: ',,! ! ... Very respectfully, t ; ; i : . John E. Taylor! , .1 A Card. My -time being almost entirely consumed byrny regular business engagements, it is impossible for me to make any further gratuitous chemical analyses or give my time in consultations. ', Hereafter, my charges shall be: i For qualitative analysis from $5 to $10. - ..For quantitative analysis,-from $10 to-25. ; Toxicolozical examinations and reports, from $25 to' $50. . . ; . . ; H.W. OloudJ - January 28th, 18GS. lw: J6S5Buy Maltby's Fresh Oysters. They are the best in the city. For sale at H. Herman's Confectioner. jan28 6t. Ladies! use Clark's Spool Cotton. New Firm. We have associated with us - in business,' 3Ir J. W. Barbour, tlio, for many years, has been in our employ. The new house will be conducted under the name and stj'le of Iloliingsworth & Co. Thankful for the kind patronage extended to us for many years by our friends, we respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. janG-tf Hollinosworth Bros. Pigeon MiLLS.-Best family flour at $5 75 per sack ; nUo, meal, oats and corn, and good Rio coffee 4 pounds for $-l,and sugar 8 pounds for $1 at S. II. S. Cook's, janl3-dtf No. 183 Main Street. " Milward's Needles are the best. Clark's po.-l Cotton is 6 Cwrd to 80. Hand sewing try Milward's Needle. Machines Use Clark's Sjtool Cotton o iST Carter's Ink should be used on every steamboat.

Bargains! Bargains! I will now sell high J'olish Boot at greatly reduced prices, double sole Button Boots at cost, and all bigh-cut or button Boots very cheap. I have a very high cut, double sole Cloth Polish Boot for Misses and Children, a nice Sprinz shoe, that I will sell low. All goods cheap and durable at the Great Shoe Emporium, GO Main Street. J. 8. ltiCKER. ; febI-Sat&T.u 1 , , 1

Clark's Spool Cotton is the best. jlfilward's Helix exiles, in Patent M'rapperBii&Tt superior to a,1!, others. Take noneother than (Jlar Tc Cotton. Afihdard's Neeilles for sale everywhere. OFFICIAL. LF.TTKRS REMAINTSTO tSCLAIMF.T) In the Post-Oflice at Evansville, State of Indiana, on the 31st day of January, LSG8. Ptsous calling for any of these letters will please say " Advertised," giving date ' r.AlIES' LIST. AHafood Mary mrs ' Lennett Eva -Ash Mary mrs Mason Mollle - Barnes Math a miss Mosley Ellen " BeanvBettie miss , Mills Kllen mrsBoyden Morgan tnlssMorgan Hello Mrs Bentley V W. mis -. Ment llemy mrs R:y( ttaliie jniss Mtlbrooka Anna Brown Locie miss'- Mt-ek Ma "y E mrs Bt-rendes Elia'th rarsMen it 8uan Blsliop Hatte Arniss McNany liiss " v tiarr Martha nr,. . llcMulea Maryt Child Sarah Jane mrsMcClean Mora ' Carroll Mary miw ' McKennr.-Mary-Dutcher Hattie ial-vs Mc.nvey Haunah I xty NflhfTWtH NeahEflxnbeth mrs Detn.y Mnry mrs- Neal Mary B Dids Agnes mrs Newman Anna mrs Ely Aim mrs Pcey Margaret Edwards Lizzie miss Paek Abigail Kox Eliza tnrs r : H Rtddle.sWlie A -Farrell Anna !j miss Rol.ey Mary It mrs KiskeLiille - i. Ka'l,Jrart FleaKler CJark var Kobiusou v L mrs Fry Elizabeth tors' " 'Harge-oit. Mary mrs Ficken Sotla Siins n Mary mrs i Ulass Ruth Ann mrs stocks Mary mrs tiilmore Marj'M mlHSHlewan M A miss Uray MollioE miss tstreeter Mollie tioodntah 11 mrs Still Mary OlasH Annie mrs, n s-Huart Marj- Jane Clray Betlie miss Taylor Kate mm -iray Mary Unrs ' ; mTay lor IAa. e mrs Hull Mary. A mrs. - Teamer W m mrs Holmes Xylite J mlsV"aimhan Maria lleuard Bell mixf WoJls Push Httyn Sue miw We ster t'atharlne Hopkins Mary A Wrttsh. Margaret Kellf;ms Jane to is . WUson Alice mrs Knight Mary mrs . "VV-atMon Permelia iClger Clara, , . Walker Lizzie f cotton Nancy 1 Weilr Barbara Lucas Emily. ,,,Vebbt)? Mary Lilly Indiana miss Willlutni Mollie Lockwood Mnttie i Warren Emlllo mrs .Wendllng JIaay . F..Tl.i:ME3iy I.INT. AviSelott ZBI,! Kteton John W t Kelly Jo.ii n -. . ' Las we. 1 .A Klhben Lane Arthur F Leexan EC Lemasleiv. Benj Y, Lewis iMii.inuel Lark in t:tpt V C iaytim liioud Lavar I-t-wis Lambert! John -Levinss Thomas. Limilcmas W 11 ' . Adamw Jt Suashel2 . r. l. 1 T Anilerson Cal. i : Andrews Wm D . Ashbey James 'I ' Anderson Jas .. Abrahams Hi C" " B:Biien Ira li . , ; Bach man George. Bveclier BettR : I ) Brown Wm i HlfllliiSJ HeuoettXioortfe :. .Lyons .Albert "Jirurl James' ' 4 'Lvoir Alfred 2 Btir; Jaiu?e ;-, ...1 -MiUwi Aianl It a BadssT John . 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