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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

me BLUE RIDGE TUNSEL.--C1l Crozat In a co-,rn,-i
c'on which appears in the Valley Democrat" speak of
Tue dHheuItes encountered in the tunnel work Ane,
enunsratng previous impedimpnts In the ,vay NJ -
prosecution OF the work, Col g. commences win ,bos
met with since November last He SAYS; "tTnuI No,
DER ast we hal no cause 20 complain of our nrn,r.ss
toouRh ~ wls somcwh1. retarded during 1853 bv ariLo
or h'She' ages, ana the scarcity Of hands In Noyen
Der ne" aud serious faculties began we suldenly ,
on 'he west side, upon body Of los, LARGE mt -
clcs OF slhd stone In which We have been cnan,l,I e.
slnce' Before this, the excavation had procssJI 80
""Sout any protection overhead, but then fail of Tho
.COi "h'sn INJURED 40 men, though not fatally warned "a
81 nsrz more caution. The hands for some d., 80,
w"'h Duta strong frames Of timber had been ,,i
~ lor ue'r protection they returned TO their t.st
uo1 loose masses Of rock for some time wr,nnci
49, "I'' ,,o"ing insure clear to the top here 800
/ ~ h'Sn more recently tho muI dstpgs,red h,,.
.ne water came from above 10 heavy sb1yer ybiah
Mp t"o men constantly wet, at time when une,,nn
a IaSen III the neighbobood and carried Off sevet,i NJ
". i"en aghn most OF them declined working In an
'Ppalhg situation; but upon INV procuring III sI,I
coverings, they returned. Since that parioJ ,b 49,
go noIo succeeded by singular conglomerate Of sn p,
pS' w 'a'Ber thaO peas, and finally We have lie,
.utoush narrow dht Of slndy soil which poi,od
uo"h as last as removed TO the imminent d,r,o. - ~
men. Can any reasonable man oYncc, '" we
" eucu dangers aud exposure, having IN rio -. "
eI', De'o'e Vehturng forward aud ffeuuentv ~ 81.
et seconu tIne when knocked OF by blasts men GA
rush through With the speed Of erocotsn, e can
would seem that the mountain bsd - np,"enceI ~
we chasm piled by some s,udy deposit vo bo np,
mere already through about 200 feet snd 81 oEs'el
, nout any accident There is every appearance m ,
he - ~, ,u,o voc hafd blue slate, which constitute
g na,u oDny OF the mountain II We are not so,, H.
polnted our future progress will Le f,on IN =;
~, 'non'h ana the time necessary to compet ,b 80
et cah teidiy be appropriated. The progress H. 80
s, oe'.er y will not be short Of siIty fec, Gno
~ ny ~ each drit is generally considered f0i, s
loose rock. w encountered the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

CHOLERA At ToLEDo This disease still Ilpssr, I, To-
edo On the 4th eleven deaths occurred there On the
ON, only two deaths; but at Eutsw small town opposite
Toledo great CONSERVATION manifested ADD the place
was deserted, only FIVE persons remsining
GRLLr FIRE In Assoxn.-The large clock factory in
Ansonia consumed by fire this Saturday morning
about two o'clock. Loss about $4,000, insured for
$4,000 The Ere fra, discovered coming out at the
cupo In the centre OF the upper story but ts origin
mystery BY this calamity, large number Of persons
are thrown out Of emp oyment The light Of the fame,
vas seen 10 this city and alarm sounded for the Second
"Ti.-Nro Hdvtn Register, sN.
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!, s. sn .l,s. q p s So.,!. y RIehmona,

htporfd by John a. lancaster q Son, Jor iIe eel e,s;,,
,,,-, UofHesd,iy July IL. 'S
~ 'e WI SAFE NJ the rrea-
virginia per cents cS sale, sos and in.,..
and interest. ' " '1 'A'es fi"S TO- .os
interest. $3.50 '''N"-sa'es iVi 70 luz snd
PsSn, ante by the saiessles to2x and interest,
ehmohd CITY Bonts, 50 run-sa., ali eL ami In,
Interest. safes iVejS TO SN2 and
v.rsln!a Bank stockspar s1o-sales en-
Farmers Bank Stock-iast sales $40
exchange Bank Stock-saies siiO
soath side X. X. Bonds-salrs seOl<
rgtnia Fire and MArne-la,t taie,
Rh f,ic Association Stock s2o-sales asa
slOO. "1 i'''uiae railroad StocS-- sales
Virginia Central Railroad stoek-ast sale, sask
Rehmsnd and Petersburg Railroad stoek-i.st ale, a..
.iehai,nd and Danvile Railroad stock-sal..
James Rivei ami Kanavha Stock-l,,t ,aI,s AIS
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Now Novels,

"THr FRoSrIERsNAN, tale of 1883 :" and "WEARY
COMMON" the titles of two and interesting
novels by Mr.. Geo. VI. West. The last named,
lrsdryooi Common, is fsom the pen of Lei,ch Richie,
ESQ., the author of " The Robbtr Of The Rhine" &C.,
&c.
They arc for sale a, the Book store OF Mr. West uader
the Exchange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

DEAIH OF Carr. PiscKSEY.-Rchard shnbriek Pinck
ney Commander In the United States Navy died in this
city Yesterday. Capt Pinckney had the reputation Of
beng brave and able officer, but his health has been
long impaired to degree that disabed him from taxing
his place among the active officers or the Navy.
LhnrieSiOH Courier JyIy IOL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

There are about thirty merchants in Boston, who pre-.
pare clothing expressly for the wholesale trade doing
business OF from 100000 to 100000 annually aud
having stock on hand OF from $4,000 to 100000
Several of the largest dealers prepare their goods es-
pressly for the Western market
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

sfhksApk..lf any folks In this neisbborhood bsx,
oeeh by an agreeable sereuade from two
nlhceni violin players on Tuesday night they ~ pIeso
put IL down to our credit II 10 re aud nobody else who
were honored by that screnade aud the pleasure deJ
thereby are entirely owing to Us. NN''N
We have not heard better playing for a long time A
repetition Of such wants would DO exceedIpsy syres.
able. As'ee~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

There we're ~ cases Of cholera in Boston Lac, a,L
~ New iors there we're 7ei death, being an ioers
over tno previous week Of 244 Of which nunbe, OF
OF cholera 10 our own city, the numbsr ~ uIeu
larger THAI for great WHILE but no cases Of ooa.,
reported The Increase ia owing 10 par, 70 h 1Ie
on .ne s9sqnehanna road by which upwards OF al w.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

President WILLIAM MARY CoLLEGE-The
Williamsburg Gazette of the 9th inst learns that the Wis
t'al Board Of William and Mary College, at their meet.
ing Thursday evening appointed Professor Benjamin S
ETe President of the College place Of Bishop Johns
who has occupied that position for several wears past
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

We recently noticed three deaths by lightning, as hay-
ing occurred in NeWton county Geo Il seems that the
electricity hrst struck small shade tree that stood near
the aa where the victims sitting, and then passed
under the house and through the ,or sbysrino h In a
very slight manner, and then the ceiling and lastly the
hlmney was s1mowhlt injured. Ekehanzs pap,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

The s.; Louis Republican, sdverng the fact that the
deaths in that city in recent week. amounted to 49,
says that so5 young children aud eO the victims
cholera. large portion of the latter were strangers -
On oneday seven persons died from the effects OF the
heat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

responsibility to bear into the bargain, of having
gotten up an extra session Of the Legislature. We
think, therefore, that we may, from present indca-
tons congratulate the people Of the State upon their
escape from any extra session next winter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

husrlSos CouRr.-Thers was no criminal bushes,
transacted In this court on yesterday.
,h case o, Joseph N. Darlington, who stands charged
day. ' wa" oe UP F"
Inc case OF Clinton James, free negro on an appeal
nD~ 'mv mn Judgement OF tho Mayor, ordering him whip.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

Civit WARRAsrs.-we have been requested IN .,,,.
that the Court for the hearing Of civil warrants viii hs
notice Is given. 1'"'u''oer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

NEw BunriSG GRoUsD.-Sevcral members OF tbs
Council AFTER their meeting last evening" proceeded 10
VISIT the farms Of Me- Bakey, and the Shore executor.
which contemplated purchase for bur wing rtonn
Tor jefferson Ward, well a site for Work House
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

MAN hILLED-We regret TO learn that man by
the name Of Wright ian overaeer upon tho Railroad
nle or two east Of this place. badly injured on
Tuesday last, that he lived a lew hours We have
noi heard the PARTICULARS, but learn that he assisting
70 oii wagon when the accident occurred lie l. said
70 have been Of integrity Of humane feelings aud
IS regarded as heavy loss to HE friends and community
abingdon Hirqinian Jalu sM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

Tux CRY CouSCL.-A called meeting of this body
was held yesterday evening, at the suggestion OF the
Mayor To consider aud adopt such means a. they ond
deem the most eectual to prevent the spread OF
In the city.
At the suggestion Of Mr. Ill., the President drew IN
and offered the following resolution which was adopt
ed:
Resolved. That committee be appointed to :nnuire
whether any aud II any, what may be necessary
for prohibiting the introduction Of unwhoesone ptoy
sons into the city, and u sale thereof the markets or
otherwise and generally 10 make such suggestions az they
may deem advisable for promoting tho health of tho
city.
Messrs Hask'ns McCance and Sanders were appoioted
a committee under that resolution.
They hen reported the following ordinance, which Ia
the ordinance Of Msy, lsI9 revived.
An ordinance prohibit the bringing into the city Of
Richmond or exposing to sale therein certain articles Of
provisions:
"Bs II ordained by the Council Of the City OF Rjebmond
that shall not be lawful for any person or persons To
bring into the city Of Richmond or expose 10 sale within
the limits Of said city any fresh fab sturgeon crabs
clans oysters fresh pokled and any person or per-
who being free shall yosto this ordinance shall be
subject 70 ns Of not lees than 81 nor more than sb and
the forfeiture Of said articles to be recovered on complaint
bsfors the Mayor, Recorder, or any Alderman Of the
City.
Be Il further ordained That any slave who shall VIC
late the provisions Of the first section Of this ordinance
shall be liable to DO punished BY any number Of ashes
not exceeding ten.
This ordnsnoe shall commence and be in force from
and af;er the I5:b Of July, 1884,"
On motion Of Mr. MeCance, Il ordered that this or
dlnance be published In NIL the city papers.
resolution offered by Mr.. Talbot warning the Clerks
OF the Markets to he strict 10 the exercise Of their
supervising powers and to condemn promptly any uosound
meat vegesbles &C., offered fot sale Of tue Matket was
Withdrawn, by request
The counsel then adjourned.
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NOW many,

|
rENnE NEW EDITION OF TATEs AMERICAN ropu moor
by A. T. SANDS, Es0-In hand,oms 10 mo M Ni @
Snassom y 's e., greF1' price :SS loa Gs
Tate, ,r,,,.,u A. MORRIS. Publisher
i or asLesmsnts arbi,raons, bonds, d. III.
lease trust and release Virginia. a,s anu ,a
nd nS9 @ SANE mole Of holding acts Of 1851
cns,,r a 'Irone with complete index by A. H. sands
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
the Fora 70 M s MSrt H., for copy OF Eonof
city, which la. just been pubhed by Mr. H. Th, boz WINS ms
oLiRnay brought OUT with sale by ~
eae all The States OF the Union, author was con-
In ms great pubic service in compiling
was desired on aes'unt the changes virsin Law
by A. H. Sands ESQ., attorney law this civ Who .s
NIX VIZ performed his task with Judgment and
Th, work but prove valuable Aid the profession
pnsbe To the younger ms"s Sl Of nd R nds
especially Il viii reomme great economics of isbop
s saas where Otherwise much dsUi'y might
The purpose Of the volume accomplished and al,
who are called to draft n,s and
Their work greatly facilitated hi, volume Be,ds
been for the convenience Of the attorneys clerks
TO- may be used vithoutfea has pre-
BY S and RE- and a'i for the task
Mr. Morris ety, published new editiao OF r,,
Am; an Form Book by saad, one OF the mos,
rsS S anS Sssa a; ss
H. ~ NOES win many alterations Of the ogaai work.
dninSr. " - ~ " e's-h'~
SoUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.-The NEXT
in the arsi day Of july monday
GIN PEGEaM will receive young ladies into family
Board per session ........... .soo m
French extra o. o. w
Italian do Observation-Disclosures. -. 90 on
Latin do ....... '''''''':'''''''' n, "a "
Gnshap able LIST October rest on i5h Of Fsbu,ry
D; LEE PoWELi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

w1snisoros, July li.-An the Indian ,re.,ie. which
have boon acted upon day In secret
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u that portion OF the California population is already
of for Japan:
I'VE understand that the received on Wednesday,
Of the successful termination Of Commodore Perys mission
Japan has had already the effect to excite disposition
emgrate from this region Those engaged in the mer
camille business, think il favorable opportunity to open
export trade in Japan and Japan backing, but
the principal feeling among the squaers by special
ascertained that the cys title the lands within the
porate limits of Samod and Chicksda, has not vet been
confirmed, aud that there large numbers Of fifty
lots, OF them situated the public streets
which fenced occupied and which therefore
open for squs,ter operation. il is sincerely TO be hoped
tha large emigration OF this class will get off in the first
vessel"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

Bnpxe CoSoRKssNrs.-we publish to. day the pro-
ceedpgs In tho House Of Representatives. wherein ap
pears that charges have been made by Mr.. Cngman OF
brides being offered Congressman for their support OF
the bill for the renewal of Colts patent committee
has been appointed for the Investigation OF such charges
and Mr. Letchcr Is chairman of that committee He was
the Of the resolution for the appointment of this
committee and will fail to give the charge
thorough investigation. We have heard Of candidates
wanting to go to Congress because they could make
great deal Of money there, and this will furnish rora
BILE opportunity to make important discoveries as to
the by which they enabled to make it,
ing their votes tsa burning shame upon the rcpube and
ought to be exposed without fear favor or affection. Let
the investigation be made. For the credit OF the nation
hope the charge may prove DO without foundation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

During the week which terminated the second there
we're %99 deaths in New Orleans being large increase
of which hundred were from sun stroke!
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RANGE OF THE rHEnMOMErcY
At 1oRRLS' sooh'fors 81 Main direct, MY 10.
s' +" sii'si'ei' 'es,'et. .c.s..
Mha"DoLPfS Bookstore. ial Main street. Jn,y is.
'o'eloek, 10 o'clock, bo,eloch
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Almost one hundred Swedish emigrauts passed through
IN the est They bore with them the American and swe.
dlSh hiss' aud were fine Of men, women aud child
rem robust intelligent aud evidently possessed Of ample
pecunify means.
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RICHMOND MARKET -ir, !,

RICHMOND MARKET, July n.
Iosicco There rather feeling in IN. n,,ts,
sg onsn &c e,nno report mueh We quote
t9't and ss good and nne stemmIng 70 mi gooj
a o., ~ 70 iVS aud Sl hnc gen.
crafty w to &i2H very superior isx to tisX s'A'
HESTER WHITE, Com. Merchants.
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MINERAL srsrsGs is MONTGOMERY.

" Attention IS invited the advertisement Of Mai Barne,
oeeLng vaIoable Hotel prop-rly 10 ,,
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iAuoroN NOTICE sale OF Mr s,esaIs stock will be
lil5 DAvENPoar, ALLEN CO., Aas,onesr,.
~ The "iOriiEits' BnaAsT CLOTHS" eon,IderIn,
the limited means used to bring them public notoey have
met With success unparalleled In the history remedies
The introduction OF them to public attention. deyoped
fact which truly gratiIng,he that they are 10
supply remedy wheh will relieve SUFFERING intense ago
MIXING uerng than single remedy among men The
suffering which they prevent and which they TO
no class or condition. Its sway vide globe and
wherever the mohtr OF children found there the truly
nE and peculiar suffering incident to GiTuERED
Is knopn and attested.
These cloths have attained wide eebr,y ,roushou, virginia
and Of the Southern States aud whilst we have many bgb
failure IN sqss ln',seee @ entire 'a.seon u '''
po%p, ssS,' m "fIt q .,
pair Of these Cloths To part Of the United states
T., GDlE q Gay %hol...l. and Retail Agents,
~ Paw direction. for applying Cloths viii sesS@psny
Z: Is, sSa S y pe. S"S
BALLOON ASCENSION
-" THE ''''r TINE X y sf AaSisr OF CENTURY
GE1$ 1R G 1is'f Il &.
dEsgSSs JOY ssa The SLASH COTTAGE
'Gs. g isa s4T ,i. 1900 persons
E::. ' ' .,", n''' FEED the" '''''''' at city
/ with admission 10 the Ascension uroundst
Persons coming By private viii be ehargsd25 cents
tn,. E sTa.Sss a. 10 ~ n and oooSs
win,,on, i9s 1Ics'i Agent D,p,o5 oGss "' '''
NoTg.TS. As,ngo9 q the Balloon win ts. pl,e. luu.di
s%i se': WISHING 8:
VALu.BIe TAVERN PRoPEUTy N TIE soUTa:
hOuss sssSs' ne TS q
o'n''''' SIGG n5Ti as the
Depot Ss'' s9' sad re f'
road.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-13

THE BALLOON ASCENSION. To-day the DISTINGUISHED
Eronaut Professor Elliott makes his Balloon ascent from
Slash Cottage grounds. twill be display of e1raordi
nary inereat and the crowd in attendance will no doubt
be immense.
Preparations made to accommodate the Iarpes,
number that may be present. Trains leave this civ MT
TO- H. aud A. The will not take place until a
ter tue arrival OF the last tAin which will DO about
o'clock
From Indications received from various sources. there
IS some doubt as to the capacity OF the railroad company
10 carry all who ay be disposed CO. unless the first
and second trains be well filed. We therefore advise
all who can leave in the 10 o'clock trains TO do So
apprchensive that the aud o'clock trains will be much
crowded.
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continued at9 o'clock this mornins, " ~
Jil5 DAYENPORr. ALLEN 4 co. An,tlnnesra
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In The United States District Court on the "a OF June
before Judge Hoffman, the Of tho United States w.
William walker II. A. Snow, and j. N. Jafnagin, indict-
ed Tor lifting out an expedition against tho Mexican 20
yetnmen,, was called up. William Walker, one Of the
defendants accompanied by his counsel, Rindolph
hsq appeirciin court FOR arragnment and pleaded
guilty to the Indictment His bail fixed A. $40 600
He counsel moved for continuance Of the case, tho
folio wing sIidavit:
United State, u william Walker Di,irief Cont
de-WIlliam Walker, defendant Ia the Shove entitled
case, being sworn, deposes and says that Frederic Emory
material witness Tor defendant In the trial Of said
Indictment that defendant expects to show by the tes-
mony OF said witness, hat any expedition organized and
SCI on loot by defendant in the State OF California during
the month OF October 1853 for the purpose Of pro
ceeding TO the frontier OF the State Of Sonora With the
Intention Of protecting said Mexican State from the incur
sons OF the Apache Iudiins aud no, intended ac
against the territory the Republic OF MeIcan that A.
ter the shilling OF said expedition from the port Of Gar
neisoo, aud while the high seas, the objects and in
teptioDs Of said expedition we're entirely changed
Depoaent further says sad Emory IL absent from
the State OF California, but deponent was Informed b.
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We learn from the Alta Californian Of the 10th
u, that portion Of the California population is already
, 1854-11-25
News by stuart,s Express l

By SrUARN's Express, which arrived
just asgc were going TO press (forty hours
frcm POrtland,) we are in receipt of full
files of San Francisco and Atlantic city
papers.
The State elections in Ohio, Pennsylva-
MIA and Indiana have resulted in favor Of
the Know Nothings The Steam ship Are
tic Of the Collins line was lost of Cape
Race on the 27th of September. $50 pas
sengers perished with her. All the wo-
men and children on board pcrishcd.
The European news is highly interesting.
The expedition of the allied armies to the
Crimea Is reported 10 have been successful.
Sebostopol was taken after siege of four
hours; $4,000 Russians killed, $4,000 ta-
ken prisoners, and the destruction of the
forts together with the shipping in the har-
Dor are the results of the French and En-.
glish victory. The accounts are indefinite,
und disconnected, but we will give them
at length next week.
, 1854-11-25

ces considerable merriment here. They
say that Napier in o speech made before
leaving London, concluded by saying that
be would lunch at Cronstadt and dine at
St. Petersburg upon the same day. am
told that the Grand Duke Constantine,
while examining the fortGcatious q few
days since, after expressing his approba-
tion and complimenting the engineers upon
their skill, remarked that lie was now
ready to lunch Admiral Napier, but he
thought the repast at Cronstadt would be
such as to take away his appetite for din
ner at St. Petersburg. OF one thing can
assure you. The war is very popular with
oil classes here and the stories which you
hear of revolutions here, and of imperial
extoriion, are all utterly false. The Eng
lish papers are guilty OF fabricating all
sorts of reports to which no credit is 10 be
given. 1t may sound odd, but the Rus
slams Of St. Petersburg call the English
barbarians. They say: If the English
feel bound to protect Turkey, why do they
not go to Constantinople? Why do they
come down upon our Finland coast to kill
innocent people, burn little villages, des
troy private property and take away small
vessels belonging to poor peasants =? And
this they do where no troops are quartered
and where there cannot be the least resist
ance. These are the acts Of barbarism'
There is some truth in these remarks. To
To see little villages unprotected and un-
offending, totally destroyed with many Of
their inhabitants, for the pretended protec-
tion Of Turkey, suggests only cowardice to
the American mind"
, 1854-11-25
List of Letters Remaining In
Office at Olympia.

Arlington, s, Babcock, Braiuard 2, Brown
Marcus ], Burt, Russell /. Burns, Edward /, Bell
VIM l, Been, George ], Bernsa, VIM l, Bosworth, II
Caughln, VIM l., Carr. VIM |, Chase, /, Crom.
we'll, J G l, Comurous.,V v 1, Cotton, Oscar l.
Decker, H II I, Davis, Thomas l. Dis, StaifoTa !
Doty, James 1, Faucet W h. Frost, Morris l, Fee
Henry l, Frazier, James l.
Grant, David T. Gould. John /, Homptay, Popkin .
Hamlin, Nathaniel !, Hill, Mary l., Hitchcock, NIL
ton l, Homer, Mr. l. Kingsbery, G Fl l.
Lowell, A c l, Lbbey Samuel l, Martino, Antonio
l, McLucas, Vim / Mdsser, A A l, McCer, Miss Joe
hama l, Mccullough, Isaac l, McMullen, Mird l.
johnson, VIII Capt l, Jones, Edward A l, Jamison
James 1, Jane, Neazey l, Jones, Paul 1.
Perkins, W l, Poshlyn, Erastus l, Perry, Jesse
Park J E l, Pooler, Lewis c l, Phelps. Arthur ]
Perrin, Lewis l, Pitkin, George l., Robson, R
l, Raui, John |.
Sumner, Clement W /, Smith, Samuel /, Shull
Phillip 2, Stewart, Nathaniel G l. Stewart, Joseph !
Stewart, Alexander ], Smith, John l. Stewart, Eli
"a !, Skidmore, A 1.
r l, Temple, WK2.
Wilson, James /, Woods, W l. Walker, Samue
2, Wilson, Mrs l, Williams, James l, Wright, Johr
l.
Olympia, 0et. Is, lsSlnS ..