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H. o S {

ON the 9th May by the Subscriber one Note Of
" hand given by Samuel Perrin to Williams &
Christie, for s27,33, dated Feb. 6, 1854, with in
tcrcst from lst Jan 1851. AL persons are hereby
forewarncd from trading for said Note
FELlN LAKE.
June Is st -
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Land for Sale,

rENIIE Subscriber intending tn move offers for sale
Il his VALUABLE PLANTATION, containing
Five Hundred and Fifty six Acres,
Living on the head waters of Sleepy Creek, and
within one and quarter miles OF j. D"rn's Steam
Mill Two Hundred and fifty acres of the above
Tract is cleared, under good fencing, well watcrcd,
and in high state of cuItivati"n ahout half having
been recently opened 1t is well suited to the growth
Of Corn Cotton and snail grain.
On the" premises arc Il comfortable Dwelling House,
Gin House and Screw, New Nrgr" Houses, and
all necessary out buildings. Alsu, an excellent ell
of water in the yard.
There arc" also on the premises one Of the finest
Orchards in the District, embracing several varieties
of fruit trees. A. G. TURNER.
,1uuc If ~
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Ladies' Mourning Goods.

hdQleS NlOuTllHS GOUuS'
WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, GA, has
w received from New York a full supply Of
LADIES' MOURNING GOODS, among which
Lupin's Plain Black CTIATLY, Of the hest quality:
Lupin's Black Summer BOAlHAZlNES, Of beau
,iful styles;
Plain Black BAREGEs and MARQUIssE, Of cx-
ira quality;
Plain Black Barrgc DELAINES;
Plain Black GRENADINES, an elegant article
for Muurnin" Dresses;
Mourning MUSLINS and LAWNS, in great va
ricty Of styles;
Mourning GlNGIIAMs, of superior styles and
quality;
Superior blk. ALPACAS and Canton CLOTHS;
Superior English Black GRAPES, for Wells and
Trimming;
Blk. Love, Lisc and Grape Wells, some Of extra
sizes;
ladies' Mourning Cambric and Lawn HAND
KERClllEFS;
Ladies' Mourning FANS and PARASOLS, Of
beautiful styles;
To all of which the attention Of the public is re-
spcctfully invited.
Nav &c If l9
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NJ Moultrie Hous E.,
SULlIVAN'S ISLAND,


rFNIlIS ELEGANT Summer Retreat having been
L opened frr The reception Of visitors for the
season. the Proprietor respectfully informs his nu
ncrous friends and the public generally that nothing
on his part shall be left unione to afford comfort
and qualification to all who may favor him with their
company.
The Weekly llops.' that gave 80 much satis-
Caciion laS, season. will be continued, an efficient
band Of music having been engaged for that per-
p"c.
Steamboats, leave tho City and Island throughout
the day at convenient hours.
Convcyanccs run to and from each boat-farc l25
cents anl cornm"diouS carriages can be obtained
by application nj the Office, by those dcsirous Of en-
i"yimg drive on the magnificent Beach.
Dinner will be TN the table every day at 1 p. NJ,
except Sunday, when the hour will he 23o r. NJ.
Families and others requiring apartments will
please address 1nos s. NrcxEusoS, Mills House.
Charleston. s c., where box will be kept for the
reception of letters. parcels, &c, intended for the
visitors at the Noutric House. the contents Of which
will be forwarded by racl, boat
THOMAS 5. NICkERSON.
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EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES
Rey. G. 4. RAYMOND, Principal
50 prprls HAVE ENTERED SINCE 18TH orJAs'r.

rs'tIE SUMNER Session will commence or
/ Monday. April 9th.
The Acadrmical building consisting Of ceh,
cnnIno,iuus Rooms is finely furnished with every
thing necessary to secure the most rapid advance
urut Of the Pupils In this respect We do not think
greater advantages can be anywhere enjoyed The
pr,srrihrd course Of Studies is 50 arranged, that il
The puuils remain Ion. enough at the Institution Ia
prrsur i, regularly, they can hardly fail of acquiring
= liberal and finished education: and in the Extra
course : thorough knowledge of tho fine arts.
PUPILS can enter at any time, and if near the
middle or close of the Scssivn, are charged but
from the time Of entrance. vi such deductions
however date from the close Of the second week of
that Session Loss of time from sickness if Of more
tlan two weeks is also deducted.
The. Rates Of Tuition arc CONFIRMED to those of
other Institutions Of the same grade. Payments are
be made ut the close O cacil. Session. 1he fol-
lowing list includes all
Expenses per Session of Ia Weeks.
Collegiate Department. ..............sl5 90
Academic do ,r......:.. ..l2 90
Primary do e. ST 90 and SIS 90
punils using the Philosophical Apparatus, are
charged Extra 200 per Session. And all Pupils
arc charged 81 cts each, aSession for contingencies.
Exir;, Branches.
Music .................slS 90
French -................... w
Drawing .........v v.............. wv
Oil Printing ...................l %
There is M charge fornsc Of Piano. Pupils prac
iicng ut the Institute archowcvcr charged 81 each
Session, To pay for keeping the Pianos in tune.
Boar,i, with washing, lights and fuel $40 per
month.
There arc no other etra charges, except for
Books and Music s'ld.
r. T. MINIS,
S. F. iOODE,
T. PINN, Trustees
G.. A.ADDISON,
a. SklklNS.
.trril 5 # IL
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Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made at the Legisla-
N ture at its next Session, by sundry creditors Of
the late Henry shuz, to amend the Charter of the
Augusta Bridge TO Jones & Kennedy, to require
the tolls received by them to be divided among all
the Creditors, instead Of prcfcrng the present hol
ders of the Charter.
Hamburg, June ) II 81
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NofScc This !!

ON the night Of the ! ltl inst, many "t my
Notes were either Lost or Stolen from me L"
The amount Of some EIGHT or TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS. This is therefore /" inr"warn al per-
sons from trading for Notes made payable /" me or
bearer. And | earnestly request ti"s" whom |
have purchased Notes upon not 10 settle The SINE
with anv one else than myself. Some lh;ity or "r'y
notes Of different amounts Were lttt II my pocket
book, and about me, but near or about lhc above
:lmoun; WIS taken.
hon.. MI who NAV owc me will come forward
jnIiscrinina,cv, and render in the amounts due,
,h. dutcs. whcu .rivc,l &c. and amy other lm;Iri'a-
ton which may be thought pH"prcr
SIMEON MATTHEW'S.
June ! , 1t -
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S cd a w a / eT,

DAR. A. G. TEAGUE respectfully informs the
~ Ladies and Gentlemen Of Edsefcd Village
and vicinity, that his Soda Water Apparatus is in
fine condition; and he is drawing at his Counter,
the MOST DELICIOUS SODA WAFER. He does not
wish you to take his word for it, but come and try it.
u The Ladies' shall be waited on promptly and
receive special attention when they visit him.
MAY is # Is
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March s
Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made to the Legislature
N Of South Carolina, at its next Session, by yarl-
Gus sufferers praying the refunding from the State
Treasury the amount Of tolls exactcd from them at
aToll Gate erected by Jones & Kennedy, in one OF
the Streets of the Town of Hamburg, near the Au-
gusta Bridge, believing such collection OF tolls to
be unjust oppressive and unnecessary.
Hamburg June II II
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Edgefeld g. Cheatham Plank R
Musical Instruments.

EINE VlOLINS, Aecordeons. Flutnas, Flies,
IL Flageles, Banjos, Tambourlncs, flutes' &c;
Also, Violin Strings, best Italian. Just received &c;
aud for sale by y. n. OuhLhi,
Augusta, March % ~
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GEO. L. HEMDY, ESQ

~ 9ap1a
A NY Person wishing their Mill Stones Dressed
N or Waited, can address the Undersigned ut
Nnrrisvc p. o., Edgciicld District, S. c., and he
will with pleasure give them prompt attention.
G. Z. IlENDY.
Norrisvillc p. O.. Nav 30, IF 90
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Curry ton Acad emies,
MALE AND FEMALE,

Rcv. w. III. CHRISTI, PRINCIPAL.
Mr.. PlCKENS BUTER, Nus. CHRISTIE and
Miss SARAII GETHEN, ASSISTANTS.
Pnor. +. SOFGE, INSTRUCTOR IN Music.
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House and Sign Painting!

A4VUDV e1aU 1IOH @281s113O
TTNIIE Subscribers having formed themselves into
l. Co-parinership, respectfully inform the cit-
zens Of Edgeficld District, that they are now pre-
pared to do all business entrusted " them in the
line of
Painting, Gliding, Marbling, &C.,
In all its various branches, and upon the most rea-
sonabe terms.
o. All letters addressed to them at Edgefeld
c. H., will receive prompt attention.
They may be found in the Painting Room Of Mr..
WrrT's Furniture Establishment
Refercnec-Alr. Joua LEIGH and Mr. JonS
WITT. C. II. LUCAS,
4. u. PAUL.
March s tt S
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Particular Notice,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlEln DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
tx Irtc
John r. f. Ryan,
l.llm ~. Fuller aud

IN compliance with IN order o: Court signed by
L Chan Wardaw, nu the 6' inst, hereby no
t!v the Creditors Of John +. f. Ryan to present
and prove their demands before me-. IN my oiiIcc III
Edrciicld Court House. "r"r before the ,ih day
al .Inly next \. SIAlllNS, {. L. L. u.
, a3 # %
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Plantation Goods.

We haze always in Store Il full supply Of all the
approved Brands Of OSNABURGS, STRIPES
SHEETINGS, &c, all Of which we will sell at the
Factory Prices.
Is" Ali Goods packed, ba!cd, or boxed and de-
l;vcrcl at any of the Rail Roads, Steamboats, or
Canals free Of any charge 10 The purchaser. We
solicit an inspection Of our extensive assortment.
COSGROEE s. BRENNAN.
4 AuruSta June l2 st D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-04
Street Shows.

As our streets become filed with people, so do they
bscome filed with portable sights and tnerant shows,
intended to attract the popular attention and extract
the popular small coin. Chartres and Canal streets,
Carondeet and st Charles are thropged by as busting
crowd of ped.straps "a on apy winter previous their
ad,snt has renraducsd the wonders and money.makng
If farmer seasons The with the miracul-
M, ritin, anarvb;oh obpate all need of previous
hlsdes concerning either writing or spelling and acts
as atl on the nossessor,s abilities as direct spiritual
fsstatonhas returned with fresh assortment Of his
materials remoupted his old box and again commenced
ro,,tinx To creduous crowds the half-supernatural
of bs good. Tho are back too with
;tsd ranks and machines as dismally rpslc ous as it
,d sao,o noshls Ia eontriye stThe man with white
.t r+tb5 tn .Resnirometer,,-wbieh gives in cubic
robs. tbs cansc force and healthiuess Of any ones
b hovrs igororslv into il and NAYS therefor the
m, ~ one n;cavune-;s among our latest arrivals,
- IL 5;,;d,.ls ,vtb s,;s,ca .baan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-04
N-EWl9 or THE CITY.

Roam OF ALDERMEN few of the members
- t1,; po,rs sst,od la NJ a,,o;,, a hahn, ,,,o r,,
;ht r ,aati,r b,,t o,orrn, nj ba;,,r nrosart tb
ad;orrn.d n ,,o1t T,esda1
-.,
flhh'-A hre eccurfeu yesterday III mousse
on ST. Peter street. between Royal anu ohartres 1t was
e1tingu'shed with little damage.
RECORDER WINTERS CouRT-First District
Mrs Farrell who lives on Constance street. was srraigued
before this court Yesterday under charge of having
made New YEARS. call upon one Of her neighbors and
instead paraking of the refreshments provided
OCCASION having upset the table with its whole
cake wine and egg nogg aud then pounced upon hel
uuucky hostess and beat her in very unfeminne man
Mrs Farrell placed under bond of $500 for hel
appearance the 9th.
SMART DARKEY Patrick Meehan who keens
at the of Mslieerte Magazine street
deposed that free of color named Crosby had
to his store and represented himself the possessor of
barber shop the city and stated further that his father
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A eARp-To the GentlemanlY Merchants,

= n UTeahst
SfsaYing publications
different Of this city regard the SeAmns landlords down
they aisrly styled class people
know much about the aid landlords The in which they
their they do truth
ruth believe hone wcud Yly
elias. Of kuowpgl) regard
the lerg preamble headed thu Meeting
New oleans but of whom dob pretend say,
not but well informed all merchants Cad
Ing men Of any M ehsI MAS brought inst landlords for do
nRRhg blood caa
tanned Ter ship Go7trentt lsehood
uttered by huUsn lips On tho contrary money
landlords
fom the ahpmAses that doing tay
chant favor likewise by accepting il their
soon as We heard th foul charge brought
This very Soar eonssloda Shipping Masters
the Practice, would actually have succeeded enteag
had the Of The Gentlemen
Ing the shipping interest," locking the rights poor jack
beieyd Of cana0r youiwIl say
mos. u HAWTHORN, secy s. L, A.
New Orleans, January ., 1854. jaasi
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II. s. E. Reilly 3 Co..


II. s E. Reilly y Co.,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
Eg- Have in store II splendid assortment of
FANCY FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
The following few the leading articles, vfzi
RICH FRENCH CALICoES from Is cents to IS centai
g.. PLAID CASHMERE; .. ...=
PLAID SPUN SILK;
BROCHE AND WATERED BARPoUR u. 1..
FL0UNCED BAREGE ROBES
PLAIN, PLAID AND DANiASK BLACK SILK
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE .-.
eros DE NAPLES all sson
New sye PLAID SILKS;
New Style BRoCADE SILKS
FLoUNCED AND BAYADERE SILK ROBES
CLoAKs AND PESsEs CLOTH AND VELVET the Newest
Styles;
EMBROIDERED HANpKERcruEFs, COLLARS AND cHEMI-
ZETTES;
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES,
MOURNING GOODS
"a to 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES;
BLACK MERINc AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THIBET BLACK ALPACA;
BLACK BoMBAZINE
BLACK FoULARDi
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK (LADIEs') CLOTH
All Styles Of MOURNING EMBRoIDERIEs, etc, etc.
TABLE LINENS splendid assortment OF DAMASKS, TABLH
CLOTHS and NAPKINS, Of every size.
| LINEN sIIEETING, from "a to 1874
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS, from 10 up.
4 P g. e. REILLY q CO.,
| IA bt7u Corner Canal and Royal streets.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
no THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
on tbs National ltus,

E.Ha
New YoRK January 3.-The bark Fanny Buck, ospb
McGiyery bound from New Orleans for Boston, has gone
ashore at Race Point. About twenty schooners hafe
been driven ashore Cape Cod by the recent storm
IThe Fanny Buck cleared at this port on the 9th OF
December with the following cargo llo7 bales cotton,
26 bales hemp 200 bbis whisky 2Os bbs molasses za4
hills beef 80 bbls taow and 40 bdls and 500 hides
Eps.l
Bosros jan sThe ship statfordshre, from Liverpool,
bound for Boston, wrecked the 30th Of December
off Cape Sable Nova Scotia Her officers and crew, 81 in
number and hundred and eighty passengers all per-
ished. ,-oor
WASHINGTON Jan. Sin the House the bill passed
rendering the thanks of Congress General Wool and
ordering to be procured and presented to him for
his gallant conduct at Bnena Vista.
REDEMPTION OF U. s. STOCKS.
WAsEiINeros, Jan 3-The Secretary of the Treasury
has given official notice that until the LIST of June next
the department will redeem certain conditions seven
millions of the United States stocks
NEW YORK MARKETS.
| New York, January 3, a. M.-The Cotton market Is
rather quiet so far. Prices unchanged Flour is
steady with sales of Ohio brands at 81 75to 81 so bb
Provisions are in moderate request without any change
| of moment in prices
New York JAN s-Pork is in good request with sales
to-day of new Mess at s14 rs per Dbl Lard is active at
| Toe per ID in bbls. Flour is unchanged.
OHIO ENTERTAINMENTS.
PirrsHuRGH January 3There is no change IN the river
| here The weather is undertaking
CINCINNATI, January 3-The river here is at stand
| The weather is warmer, and thaw is commencing
The Flour market is steady with sales at 50 90 to % %
per bb Hogs have advanced, and are firm at 81 70 to
81 per cwt Sales Lard in kegs at &C. per b Green
Hams are selling at So 90 to 81 per h. Sales Of Ceal
Pork at $13 Is per Dbl.
4 LouIssrILE January a-Nayigation is still stopped BY
the ice above this point
PrrrsBuRGII Jan 3.-The Ohio is closed with ice be-
| tween this place and Wheeling. NJ m
4 LOUISVILLE, Jan 8, MThe river is still CLOSED
| with ice between here and Madison.
Sales 1000 bbs Pork at $12 though held generally
$l2 per bbl Lard in barrels So to 81 and in keg
&c. per lb Hams from the block 63ac Loose Shoulder
out of the salt AS to 41ac. perlb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-04
M. Harnev Williams and tho Press.

a p;c.rnne Of last evening publishes at length the
speech made by Mr. Barney Williams on the closing night
Of his engagement at the st. Charles Theatre In the
course Of remarks Mfr Barney Williams takes occasion
to state his thanks due to the Press of this city
fcih one or t,co ercepios) for the generous
that they have euogzed his performances Those whom
have alluded exceptions should remember that We
are not only young in this profession but in years
and they should point out faults with view Of
rscting them, without aiming to crush us.n
We fully agree with Mr. Barney Williams in the first
clause of the sentence have quoted His thanks
doubtedy due to every paper in this city any other
that ''euogzed his perfermanees'-for seyerer
trial could hardly be imposed either upon conscience or
common sense But we very much doubt the propriety
Of Mr. Barney williams allusion to the one two
ceptonsain which very happy to consider our
selves included.
AS portion Of the theatrical amusements of the city
noticed his performances They net only dspleased
but sgustedus. knew of great many people leaving
the house of the Stiffness of his pieces and we
knew of great many ladies leaving account OF tner
indecency We could every one possessed Of COM
sepse-that they lacked plot truthuiness literary
merit and artistic excellence. We perceived that ME-
Barney Williams erceedgg green in years" and nn
Outstanding too but mindful Of the proverbal sensitive
of actors we forbore speak candid opinion
should have been spoken and merely entered profess
against the character of his plays We regret our con
sideration it was lily bestowed We have desire tt
acrush any one but have very strong disposition
to dislike and disapprobaon of the foies
impropreties and indecencies which are
occasionally put upon the stage by actors whose so
ability lies in travesy, buoonery and low caTicature
That desire leads to condemn the entire performances
of Mr. Barney Williams, it led us to condemn some
portions before and if 1t falls to our lot again
crcise his performances shall endeayor to do then
the amplest justice-both to our own and Mr. Barne,
Williams satisfaction As it is, only regret this
Mr. Williams saw fit to notice in such crit
cism guarded by avery consideration of courtesy com
patbe with the least truthfulness and intended to
his feelings at the expense of own judgment
The prefix Of the Pcayune, endorsing Zone of the mos
fashionable audiences of the season. oil bosh and non
sense and is totally untrue to the common established
comprehension Of what forms fashionable audience
There large audience present. but it was pit AM
gallery audience though to degree crowded over int
the dress-circe-and every in the city knows it.
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Grcas Excitement
ALFRED MUNRoE s. co.'s
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
@ 81 ~R


m "a ~ea
MAGAZINE STREET Corner Of arayier.
s5- The excitement throughout the week at this great
EMPORIUM OF CLOTHING,
has very great consequences of tho Holidays and ms
atoe, ,ojs now on exhibition amounting to
LAND DOLLARS.
The people coming their euss for instead q
trinl they pursha,e ussful article oil
thrown away, will throughout put them IN mha VI
and New Year. .#....4M
DEyoNsHRE KERsEY FRoCKs AND sAcCi
suLTANA OPERA FRocRs AND sACs, very heavy;
EXTRA LONG sACs, for Pilots
BLACK CLOTH SAGS AND FRocKs, wadded;
DRAB EMBROIDERED sAcs magnificent article;
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH WALKING CoATSi
FINE AND EXTRA FINE CLOTH CLoAKs;
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FRoCK COATS, all qualioSi
CoIoRED CLOTH DRESS AND FRoCK COATS, all qualities
PILOT CLOTH sAcs AND FRocKs;
NOTIFIED AND DRAB BEAVER sACs AND FRocKs.
PANTALOO Ns.
1000 PAIRS AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASHMERE
1000 PAIRS BLACK AND CoLoRED SATINET;
500 PAIRS PILOT CLOTH AND BEAVER;
5000 PAIRS FRENCH AND ENGLISH DohSRiN.
VESTS.
BLACK AND FANCY VELVET, double and snEls-breaasd
| BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK splendid variety
| BLACK AND COLoRED SATIN;
| BLACK AND FANCY coLoRED CASHMERE. 49,"
| ~ All the above in great variety.
FURNIsHIN GOODS.
| LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, our own manufaesnre;
FRENCH SHIRTS, the --latest f.shioni
CoLoRED BINGHAM AND CHECK LINEN SHIRTS;
! MERINo, ASTORIA, FUR AND ALL WOOL SHIRTS;
| SILK ENGLISH, THREAD AND COTTON FLANNELsHtRT
| MERINo. SHETLAND WOOL AND LAMBS WOOL SOCKS;
| ENGLISH COTTON SOCKS, White, Brown and colorsd;
| sUSPENDERS, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS;
| BLACK AND FANCY SILK AND SATIN cRAVATs.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
Of every description mandatory, New York, and war
4 ranted mac in the mont perfect manner.
i TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS
RUBBER CLOTHING, all kinds;
=.e SILK AND COTTON UaIBREL LAS
\ Hr ONE PRIcK-N0 DEVIATIoN. IA
ALFRED hUNR0E CO.,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. :. January q

ST CHARLES IA Green. D Brinknel s Adams, Mass
Wendell, O; Crumey, L Cee A H Reyor La: b n Hose
law Aki w Csiua Asy Ala Bowman n Pray ana
family W Wells, Nc e A Livingston, @ Fl Todd brown
Alexander Barker, NY vss and servant, Mobiles Z
Brown, Ga w Williamson, Vail Birch Mo; III Crehone
Boston; W Hatch MOBILIZE Shelton Bryan, Tenn Ms
Johnson Ky.
ST LOUIS r Alexander Whitfield Tupagnier, NO James
VOORHEES, NY ] NJ Dunn, NJ Don0ho Aa E Pemberon,
Pemoeon, La, W Pomsroy, JsmeH Hag Eng.
CITY, NJ Stewart, Burrows NJ Montgomery, Chapman
Lewis No;G Laycoc, George Ala Baehslos, Mel
Hsynes Taylor ked6ed Miss; W Dunn NY Gooaber,
Ala; Wkban Jefcys, Ind; Kimberly Boatonj Grgg,
Ohio,
ARCADE "A Evans. Russell Reeves. Clopon, !
MeIemou Texas A D Smith, Atkins Tenn; D Maan n
Plunkot Alban PENN La inc Chancellor, Ala; u
Smith, Ark.
yERANDA Becky River Bsre, Penn, Aiiss lie
is, W Lewis NJ Penn, la A Neafe Moble;J eak, n
Hendon, Canmack Huntington, LIS; Murray Ny II
LA j Shannon. Sc