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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

ST.. LorIs May al-pM
The Democrats OF the Third Congressional
District unanimously recommended the re-
election of J. 3. Clark.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
from P. O. o'Riley Il Co.'S Register

from p. q. ORiley Co.'s Register
NAY 90 and u.
AltAmont. 81. Louis TO Wheeling;
n. j. Ward New Orleans to Louisville;
Madison, CINCINNATI to ". Orleans;
John Gault, Nashville to Louisville;
ChanG-Ilor. L0ui,villt to New Orleans;
Fort Wayne, ST Louis % Pittsburg;
Scio;o, Louisville TO henderson,;
Portsmouth, Cincinnati to Nashville;
I. G. Twitchell, Louisville to New Orleans.
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For Sale or Rent.

n B0CSE with teu ceres OF Land attached, sien.
yards from the Plank Road.
The House Is 9 rwo-story Frsnne, WITH double nor.
tcos "a ont and reax tbur rooms On drs 6ocr IL Nv
% feet, and ball Is feet wide four rooms on second
hccr .mesiye and also, Kitchen and servants rooms
couveniens ~ the Kitchen, also never falling srrinr
Of pure water within City ysrds Of the houSs.
spa.a KILLER& WHITE, Druggists.
WMIf
~ re Two Bushsl ossshurgh SER. Jug. ,se'1
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ZAsEsviIIH, May al-rM
The Express train, bound east, to-day ran
of the track near Sonora. Mail agent, sugi.
neer and one passenger injured, but no one
seriously.
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CIpctnnasi Market.

CINCINNATI, May si-M
Flour dull, lower grades nominal. Whis-
Ky firm at TN. Lard has advanced to l05z
and in good demand. Nothing done in pork
or bacon.
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r ALL r GA D

For Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, indian :
apOlfs and the East
nN and after Monday May 10Th the up Mail train
" leaves Evansville at A N.
The accommodation Trains leave Evansville at 2.0s
p.
The down Mail Train leaves Tegre Haute $50 =. "
arrives at Evansville at 9P.N'
Accommodation Trains leave Terre Haute al 100
A. ".
Accommodation Train leaves vincennes at s 20 A.
;ar-ivrs at Evansville At n .o5 A. NJ.
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extraordinary Announcements.

Extraordinary Announcement.
Every purehss . Of dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC
CsIr, D ST TEs Journal, Of New York Tor one wear
The journal 10 . large ilustyated paper-eaeh num-
clear white paper and lei ~,b ginal after from
the most brilliant writer's Of the country. Certj6cafe
OF subscription and full particulars ef the navel and
philanthropc enterprise Of which dis Offer forms
part, viii accompany each bottle. 80
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and
VILLAGE.
BRAGG 4 BURRowEs.
All other Lrmen,s purportine 10 be BaXsss, are
unsash rzed as there i 90 other PraSsS Linimsnt
" - sisRpoSER .nikEtirs varrE ore
AIsr', .-r Evansville. sps 3r1kv
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HNRAyBERRTEs, &C, &c

lNRASBERRIES, &c, &c
~ 10 Bushels Choice Cranberries;
90 Heads Prime Garbage;
- Bushels Sugar Pasnips;
No Do PRIME White Fcts:oes; jaE, received
ct %, -~is>y {. 4. Oo5g q soV'
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For sale nv a respectable Druggists and Dealers
PRICES or THE LISINEsr, IS cents 50 cents and
OIL a bottle. one dollar bottle contains as much
Liument as eight twenty-five cent bottles.
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BURNS AND SCALDS.

For these dread ul accidents
the ARCTIC LINIMENT
shonld he kept on hand, for il
affords sure and immediate
relief, often swing from
death. Every steamboat ana
railroad train should keep
IL. Who that has heard the
shrieks OF anguish uttered by
the Scalded or MANNED VIC
tins OF explosions and collis-
ions, does not feel that some
meins Of relieving their tor.
ture should always he acccs--
ihle! Such does exist in this
hllmy pain controlling agent
It ia
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CINCINNATI, Nav sl-p N

Flour dull, sales unimportant. Whisky
steady; 100 bbls sold at IN. Barley in
active demand and has advanced to IS for
prime. Provisions unchanged. Mess pork
10 90, but held higher. Bacon 6H@s for
shoulders and sides, with sales of 100 bids,
10 binds bulk shoulder sold at 81 for pack
cd, equal loose. Lard IoH. and in fair
eemind. No change IT monsv matters.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS !. one Of
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SIXTY COLUMNS. Of entertaining matter; AMI
IELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
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| which must be prepaid. ----
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n
" Ia any quantity, for sale at reduced prices by
mr29 q. PuSTER co.
QNIGS.-Is0 drums In fine ortier, for sale verv low
IL apL9 GILBERT BOwLES
IRON! fR0N!-A large lot juk received, PER
- steamer Argonaut. which makes our assortment
complete For sale by SAMUEL ORR.
VNlLL0w & EMPIRE CAB5-From ~ Is to
w sl4 30. Jus, received hy
VHTOoDEN AND WILLOW WARE
w " doz. AS. Market Baskets:
10 nests assorted Clothes Baskets;
10 dtf- We'll Buckets, assorted.
S do Cotton Mops.
10 do ass. Pine aud Cellar Churp,;
10 nests Wash Tubs, Ain;
10 do do do In;
Is doz assorted Wash Tubs;
~ do do Buckets;
10 do Cedar do;
100 nest ass. Wooden Bowls:
just recevedby z. II. COOK 4 SON.
aplo
M Q0DWARE.-
w loo DOT uhs and Buckets;
20 do sealed half bushels;
and variety OF small %easgrss reeiyed and Nor sale
by VICKERY JOHN SION.
lNABS.-A fine assortment OF Empire ana Willow
vICKERY & JOHNSTON.
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SSUSDRIEs-
- IL bags 6ne Liverpool Table Salt;
20 hlf bbls Tar;
5 bills. Pulv. Sugar;
ibis. crushed do;
10 do. small Loaf Sugar;
- boxes lump Tobacco;
10 do. fine Va. Tobacco best brand;
10 cases Olive Oil. 20 dog. sgusrt bottles;
Is do d.. do. 20 do: pint bottles;
l5n kegs pure White Lead;
bbls, rurpcn.ine;
70 boxes Hamburg Cheese;
Resolved and for sale by I. & d. HERMANN.
apl5-n
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.Comfort, Speed and Safety"
REGULAR
st. LOUIS T. LOUISVILLE PACKETS
$50 LIGHTNING LINE. kAfshf
'l,HE FOLLOWING BQ ATS have cenpsncea
trade and win continue to sun during the Civ.
ing particular attention to all way business. The
HON,
CAPT. ,. n. MARTIN.
np fv s fsSI sS Morning. En-
GhFL YER.
CAPT. Tuos. WRIGHT,
Passes Evansville, going. down, Every THURSDAY
Morning, and up Every MONDAY Morning. The
MOSES MCCLELLAN,
CAPT. ASpERs,
sasse, Esrp.ve ESs1y sUNp MnI, Mornins going
Louisville and Sc. Louis
Passengers and shipper. can rely upon these boats
LEAVING punctually siieii regular days. and con-
Meeting with all the packets running above st. Louis.
10, Freight or passage arPy On S s1sI r CO.
Regular Evansville and Louisville
Packet.
f1@s> 4 THE JOHN BRIGGS viii h.reaf;
S6;s$ Evansville Packet: having excellent
HskszSzEss78 Accommodations for passengers. She
will leave Evansville every WEDNESDAY and
n. ii. COBB, Master.
marls p. NJ. GARNER, Clerk
REt.lIIAR LOUISVIILE, EVANSVILLE
AND HENDERSON PACKET.
RznEzaA THE STEAMER SCIOT0. NO. :,
lx.efaS will leave Evansville every TIES
SJEIst4t1$ DAY ate o'clock, p. NJ, and sATuR-
5<kfzszs<zzS%DAY at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, for lfeader.
son and Louisville. Accommol a,ions excellent.
ianos
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SHINGLES.-
- 100000 first quality OF Yellow Poplar Shingles
superior 70 any In the city. Also, largn LOT Of Pin
sninEes, Vrsssea s'oSrne pIessea Ceiling, lu5 re
YARD. CORNER of Msn nd Eighth streets.
S.-s dkw WATSON. NEwRsRRyG Cn
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PICTURE FRAMES.

NURRANTi 6 CEMENT
" SO lbs. Currants;
so hbls Cement
Received and Tor sale ny I, q D. HEl6ATN
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Canada subscribers musi send 3 cents each in al
dion to the above rates. to pay the American postage,
which must be pre- paid.
The articles to be distributed are comprised in the
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Fine CUTLERY,

a SUPERIOR lot Of Pocket Knives, Wolstei
n holm's and New York Knife Company, he
made. CHARLES 8. WELLS.
my4
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The rnited stAies ship Marion for the o Africa
was in Hampton Roads yesterday, awaiting favorable
wind.
Commodore James McIstosh, of the home squadron
sbo arrived here Thursday evening by the steamer
Roanoke, from New York, hossed his broad pcnnant
board the steam frigaie Colorado Saturday Al
the badge OF command was run up 10 the main truck II
saluted by the Gag ship OF the station the Pcnnsy
vana and the salute returned by the Colorado the
yard and the soop OF Marion At the anchorage
expected that the Colorado will drop down from the Navy
Yard on Tuesday neIt-No1otk Herald, March -.
The United States steamer shubrick Commander De
Camp, arrived at RIO Jsneiro from Phaselpha 9Th
Of February and sailed the 11th for Montcvdo and
Francisco.
The sloop Of war Decatur, Commander Thatcher was N
Panama 18th ult officers and all we'll
The United States steamer Water Witch, Lieut. lowell
commanding, arrived at Norfolk 10Th ut, from wash
ineton.
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The bin was then reported 70 the Senate whom the
several mmster verbal amendments were concurred n
hy a vote of 2b against l6.

The bin was then reported 70 the Senate, whom the
several mmatera verbal amendments were concurred in
by q vote Of 25 against 10.
Previous to the final vote on the bill,
M HAZE opp Of n h., reswoke discussion by re,
per increase Of the army He called ON every
man oppose this first step towards converting this
goverp ment from republic 70 O military deepOtism
Mr WILSON, topp) Of Mass was in favor OF granting to
the Executive the means required for the public
This bill in the best possible shape that such kind
of bill can come for its action is confined Utah the
frontier While he was In favor of maintaining the laws
he also in favor OF sending suitable commissioner
10 Uaah with powers 10 avert appeal TO poss
ble He would the Mormops as he would tribe OF
Ipdians that s, purchase their country at reasonable
compensation they would 70 other part Of
the American continent beyond limits But they
rebellion the highway TO Pacific coast and the
administration SAINTS force TO maintain laws in their
midst and give two regiments for that special service
He CWilson) could not how his friend from New
Hampshire (tiae) could construe this as hostile to the
liberties OF the country.
Mr.. HALE said that he equally iu favor of the
laws but did not want TO increase the brute force Of
goternment in which he had no confidence
Mr.. CAMERON did not how the bill could be inter-
preted into permanent Of the army. He (Ca-
merop) opposed to large standing armies at
rance with the spirit Of institutions. He believed
that mistake to have brought about this war; but
would vote for the bill.
Here the Kansas bill was brought from the House.
Mr.. Brown, (sdm.) Of Mss.-Monsieur Tenson has
come back upon us-kansas Is here agan--and we can
90 nothing until get him out He (Brown) be-
eyed there was any danger to the liberties Of the country
IN the Increase Of the army. Referring TO Mr..
hale, he said that he and his republican friends
say, "Let Kansas bleed-let Utah bleed" What mat
ters it to them that the torch be lighted up along
the frontier lpe2 For himself wanted TO see ustce
done. When women and children butchered by
ges he would have them punished, and he would see
dene by the regular What danger is there TO
from our whole army? Why Virginia, old and decrept
she Vs. could, with the aid Of Mary land take them up
by one and drown them in the Potomac II
to talk of danger TO liberty from fifteen sixteen thou
sapd soldiers, when there twenty five millions OF
freemen 10 fight for The army q peace institution
but, as seems the Senate will not vote for increase
Of the regulars he would retact his vote and support
this bill
The bin as amended then passed by vote of Al TO 13
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Died, In Washington March 20, Tucx TAN or the
man that has many borses ofCha hicks nashsro
The white man chief, Who noted brave of the
Pawnee tribe Of Indians The deceased was, with q
Der OF his tribe, In Washington upon business with the
government, in charge OF Major W. w. Dennison. His
remains were Inferred 10 the ngresonal Cernetery
Hon. p B. HeTxs. the Circuit Judge OF the Fourth Ju
dcia district OF Maryland, died n his residence In Cen
uevle, on the 27th ut, after protracted illness.
Ex-Governor JoHS 8. PrxRs, OF Connecticut, died At
Hebron on The Goth ut He a member OF the Assem-
bly, senator representative, for several years. and
Lieutenant Governor from 1927 70 1881 when he succeed
ed Gideon romlnson "a Governor holding the office two
years In 1888 he was defested by Henry W. Edwards,
and he has not since appeared In political life, except
Presidential elecsor.
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rrx GENERAL NEWSPAPER pnRArcH.

WASHINGTON April i, 1855.
Notwithstanding the result in the House to-day the
Kansas bill the friends OF Lecompton st sanguine Of
ultimate success. They point TO the faa Of forty two
jory against rejection evidence OF the disposition Of
the majority 10 admit Kansas in some shape under the
Lecompton constitution.
The Senate will TO morrow non concur in the House
amendment 10 the Kansas bi and the democratic cacu
paton that the vote will be very close in the House
the question to recede from IL, sad strong effort will be
made with that view. should this fall the disagreement
mus. 90 joint committee Of conference and their
report the question will be presented the naty Of the
measure.
Amongst other dstrg gushed personagcs Ai the House
to-day were the British, Russian, Mexican and Dutch
Minister'S.
The only members seat vacant today that Of Mr..
Caruthcrs who was absent account Of sickness
Over afy set speeches have been delivered in the
House In favor OF the Lecompton constitution OF which
fve were by South Americans, and at least seventy
agains. IT, embracing those Of three South Americans and
fourteen democrats.
An Of the press represents Mr. Ward, Of New
York. last night opposing instead Of advocating the
Iscompton constitution while In fact he has been one Of
its earliest and most zealous supporters
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PREPARATIONS FOR UrAH.-As most OF the recruits
At Newport KY are TO in the expedition against the
Mormons and have been ordered W rendezvous At lea
venworh on the 10th Of April exertons spared 10
ht them for active service Beside the dres parade four
drills held each day the first st six In the morning
Wo,rxPs CAyAts-The Illinois and Michigan csnel was
opened for boats not drawing four feet three inches
water ON Thursday, April I.
TE wHssr CsoP.-The wheat crop in the different parts
Of Tennessee looks unusually 1ne and promising The
crop is az forward a. Il has been Known In March,
and n growing beautifully.
FrRr CASADA-The dry goods and grocery store Of
Alexander Emse Bros and the store occupied by Noah
9Th ut
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THIRTY-FTFTH CONGRESS-.
yusf SESSION.


8ena10.
wAsmseroS, April I, 1853.
The morning business was unmportant Various In
eaestual attempts made 70 vote down Mr. versons
motion 70 take up the Army bill, and 70 consider instead
shs Minnesota bill.
AUTHORIZED.
The Army bill wn considered, and various verbal
amendments made without altering its principle
Nj. HUNTER, (adm.) Of Va, that the Prcsi-
dent would expend dollar or raise man more
wAs required. he moved o strike out the words "four
regiments" and substitute 1.-TWO regiments exclusive Of
the TEXAS regiment"
Mr.. IxyRsoS adm Of Ca, explained that be, indiv-
dusy, not in favor Of the employment volunteers
OF raw militia, picked up in grogshops and inefficient
against the hormons, but they might defend the trains
and poes and be used for frontier SERVICE and thus be
rate the regulars from Texas and elsewhere He aided
that the government will be satisfied with regiments
Mr. PrGH, (adm Of Ohio, regarded volunteers prcrcra
BILE 70 reeuart and would move the ameudment OF that
clause requiring regiment from state read 'com
Mr. CAMERON, (opp.) Of Pa, said that Mr. Iversou xas
wrong in chsracterisng vounteers picked up In groe
STOPS Himself the other day prcsesssd the ofer OF q
uniformed company Of most respectable Young men from
Fayette county, pennsy vania 70 Utah n seems 10
be part OF the American nature TO be SOLDIER and 20
out eight If there any trouble about raising the
number Of voluEteers Pennsyvanis could do herself
Mr. Housroy, (opp.) Of Texas, was IN hvor Of reg
ments In twenty FIVE days, he said, men OF aptitude
would learn the manual and In six months be efficient
"a n they had served ave years. was most important
duty guard the trains FOR the tactics Of the Mormous
would be 70 cut of the supplies and have the army at
their mercy
Mr. DOUGLAS, (opp.) Of H., asked Mr.. Hunter and Mr.
Iversos they authorized by the adm nistrson 10
gay two regiments enough
Mr. HrsrrR replied that he made the motion on his own
responsibility
Mr.. Hunters motion for two regiments instead Of four
was then put and carried by yeas q, nays Ia
frevious 70 putting Mr.. Pugh's amendment that "the
States supply companies nstead OF resnents Mr. Iver-
son spoke against on the ground that would embarrsss
the election OF field officers.
MT PuGH replied that there need Of field officers
The regiments would not act in a body but in desch.
men OF one or two companies, under command Of the
senior captain eau for twenty companies and take thom
Conversation then ensusd between Mr., Jouvsox fadm
c Ark, Mr. PueH, and others in the course or which Mr.
CRrEspEN topp1 OF Ky, showed the din suty Of collect
ing and discplining companies from a distance Kcr
lucky, be said, has regiment 10 march At twenty -four
hours notice. ' 49,
Mr. HousroS thought Il important that regiments and
not companies should be taken from each state Ne "
nlso made heightened remarks on the reouremen,s al
Jrd;an warfare.
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MOTION FOR INJUNCTION ON THE COLLINS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
fBefore Hon. Judge Hall.

before Hon. Judge Hall
The United saies, oopdinasss, Eiscard x. Cb1iN,
VILLAIN Brovr and othevs, def~ndoms This q motion
for preliminary injunction against william Brown and
others creditors Of the "New York and Lverpo, United
sta,cs Mail Steamship Company" who have obtained
judgments upon their demands against the company In
the courts OF the state OF New York, and ssed execu
tons thereon 10 the sheriff Of the city county Of New
York 10 restrain and prevent the SALE under executions
issued by the state courts Of the mail steamers Atlantic
and Baltic, upon which II s claimed the United states
have liens under certain deeds of trust or chatel mort
cages, for moneys advanced towards the building and
completing Of such steamships alleged that the
Judgments upon which thess executions were ssued
were naudulentiy or rregulary obtained ths there
any reason 10 doubt that the demands upon which hey
were rendered, we're legally and justly due to the plain
tins in such executions. Indeed, coluson whatever
alleged, ard neither frs~d bad faith imputed 70
either OF the defendants The claim OF the United States
IA based solely the allegation that they have len FOR
advances upon the steamships named and the equitable
ground upon which the motion for injunction based,
may be very briefly stated the very language Of the
bill. That language is s Follows
And he plaintiffs further show hat they have
believe and DO believe ard spprehena, that he said
steam ships sold purchaser or purchasers % he aid
steamships will have the power 70 remove and may
the same out Of The iursdton of this court and Of he Vn
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Mr.. emDIscs, (opp) Of Ohio, objes.ed 10 second reat

The question then REQUIRED, Shall the hill be rejected9
Mr. SrHrrKSs demanded the yeas and nays.
They were taken, and the bill was not rejested-Yeas
et, nays 1877, as follows -
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sickles, New York.
Smith, Illinois.
Smith, Tennessee.
Spinner, New York.
Stanton, Ohio.
Stephens, Georgia.
Stewart, Pennsylvania.
Tsppan, New Hampshire.
Taylor, New York.
Thaysr, Massachnsetts.
Thompson, New York.
Tompkins Ohio.
Underwood, Kentucky.
Wade, Ohio.
Walbridge, Michigan.
WahrOn, Michigan.
Walton, Vermont.
Ward, New York.
Warren, Arkansas.
Wsshburne, Wisconsin.
Washburne, Illinois.
WAshb burn, Maine.
White, Pennsylvania.
Wbiteley, Delaware.
Wilson, Indiana.
Wood, Maine.
wortendyke, New JERSEY.
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AS.
Kellogg, Illinois.
Kelsey, New York.
KiIaore, Indiana.
Knapp, Massachusetts.
Kunk Ell, Pennsylvania
Ieech, Michigan.
Letter, Ohio.
Lovejoy, Illinois.
Ma,tescn. New York.
Morgan. New York.
Morrill,, Vermont.
Norris, Pennsylvania.
Morse, Maine.
Morse. New York.
Mott, Ohio.
Murray, New York.
Nichols, Ohio.
Ohn, New York.
Palmer, New York.
Parker, New York.
Petit, Indiana.
Pike, New Hampshire.
Potter, Wisconsin.
Pottle, New York.
Purviance, Pennsylvania
Richie, Pennsylvania.
Robbins, New Jersey.
Roberts, Pennsylvania.
Royce, Vermont.
Sherman, Ohio.
Sherman, New York.
Spinner, New York.
Stanton, OHIO.
Stewart, Pennsylvania
Tappan, New Hampshire.
Tbayer, Massachusetts,.
Thompson, New York.
Tompkins. Ohio.
Wade, Ohio.
Waloridge, Michigan.
WaldrOn, Michigan.
Walton. Vermont.
Washburnc, Wisconsin.
Washburne, Illinois.
Washburn, Maine.
Wilson, Indiana.
Wood, Maine.