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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16
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From "Hood's Poems.'l
vHsE WEE MANA ROMANCE.

THE WEE MANA ROMANCE. ,
1t was merry company,
And they were just ahoat,
When 10! man, of dwartish span'
Came up and hail'd the boat.
Good morrow to ye, gentle folks
Aud will you let me in p
A slender space will serve my case
ForsI am small and thin"
The M he was a dwarfish man,
Tory small and thin;
Nos saven such would matter much
Aud sp thoy took him in.
Tbey l8ugh.a to see his little hat,
4 NV it'll such a narrow brim;
ssIIley laugh'd a to note his dapper coat
M with skirts SO scant and trim.
But barely had they gone q mile
When gravelys one and all,
! AT once began to think the man
| WAS not SO very small.
sllis coat had got u broader skirt,
His hat q broader brim,
His leg grew stout, and soon plump d out
a very proper limb.
II still on they went, and as they went
4 More rough the billows grew
nsl rose and fell, a greater swell
And he was swelling too
II Andlot where room had been forsevcn'
For six there scarce was space!
For FIVE! for four! for three! not more
Than two could find place
There was not even room for one
They crowded by degrees
/ Ayc-closer yet, till elbows met,
t And knees were jogging knees.
r a Good sir, you must not sit o-stern'
e The wave will else come in ~
). Without word he gravely stirr'd,
Il Another seat to win.
g q. Good sir, the boat has lost her trim'
IS You must not sit a-lce!'
3 3 With smiling face, and courteous grace
a. The middle scat took he.
But still, by constant quiet growth
ic His back became so wide,
N Each neighbor wight, to left and righ
IN Was thrust against the side.
ct Lord! how they chided with Themselves
Us That they had let him in;
ly TO see him grow 80 monstrous now'
list That came 50 small and thin.
:, ~ IL, Ir,,, g+oO1
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

Io++or 1vos read from Commlssary
Do;hol in relation to the balance OF
his account. On motion, it was referred
TO the Finance Committee.
A letter was read from DIR. Ihos. =.
Cnmpbeu, asking the Council to accept
his resignation as u Director OF the
Public Schools. On motion, the resig-
nation was accepted -,
Mr.. Engleman stated that he hao
been requested by the Agent OF i'an
Rice's Great Show to ask the Council
for permission to erect their SHOW ieht
and exhibit on Dublin street IN fronI
of the Market, on Saturday. the '''h
instant. , ~
ronuost was granted; provided, theY
do not obstruct the Roadway on either
| side and leave the Street III tho Sooo
order they find it.
The following report was read, re-
ceived and approved.
To the Hon. Mayor and Counc't
of the City Of CdrroHto"'
The Finance Committee begs leave
to report against the payment OF tho
hills of $9S SO from Henry Jurgens'
for Carriage and Horse hire to the
Movor, Surveyor and Commissary; IL
is the opinion of your Committee, that
the Council has nothing whatever TO GO
with the payment of the Carriage and
Horse hire of those Oticers--nn,o more
thpn with their Shoemnkor's bill ,
We, recommend the payment OF
ClorI, Buisson's bills for $ll ~ ana
Sl3 As. Wewould further recommend
that the decision of Mr.. c. Roseilus, as
Arbitrator in the suit of City OF Car-
rollton VS.. l.. Millaudon, be accepted
ms there has been an agreement hiaoe :,
beforehand, that said decision should
be final and binding, only on that ground
we make the accommodation, not that
we think it is just, for we are OF the
opinion that it is unjust III every
respect. We further state that u the
proper testimony had been produce
p,' to Mr.. Christian Roselius, which en-
Attorney neglected. decision woui'
# be different. ,,A>
CF0 HERRIIE.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

Tyo,o 10 Nuke tSonrcrout.-Many will
NO doubt stick up their smelling organ
at the bare mention of the above article.
We'll, lust hold on until you have tasted
some made after our plan, and then II
you don't say that you can cat pa"
full. we will pay the frogs for two.
Take the best cabbage heads strip
off the leaves as long as any green
streaIss appear ON them then cut the
head in two, splitting the heart, and re-
move all the sold parts. 1t is then
ready for cutting. You want regular
Crout Cutter, made by placing three
knives like a plane-bit in piece OF OF
plank on the plank you make small
/ box TO hold the cabbage, fill the box
and having placed your plank over q
- haired well covered and tight enough
TO hold water, cut your cabbage fine.
When YOU get a layer Of five or si1
ircbcs. sprinkle in a handful of salt, anc
Mound it. Cut, salt and pound alter.
nately, until you get tyour barrel nearly
full. If by pressing your hand on tho
cabbage slightly, the juice rises above
If. it will DO. Now set it within i''""
two feet Of the kitchen stove IN warn
room. Put cloth over the cabbage
and a board.ovcr that, and a good weigh
on that in Il few hours the juice WI
foam up nicely. ......
- Let il stand until this b'@'h7 '' -.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

GreatncSS.-All greatness consists
in this-in being alive to what IS gong
ON around one in living actually III
.rivino. voice to the ones fellows what
sbev want to hear at that moment III
being the concretion, the result OF the
nrescnt world. In no other way can
one affect the world than in responding
thus. to its needs, in embodying thus its
IDEAS. You will see, in looking into
history, that all great men have been a
niece of their times take them out ana
set them elsewhere, and they Will not
fit So well they were made for their
dav and generation. The literature
which has left any mark worthy the
name, has always mirrored what was
DOING around 1t; not necessarily dagu
crrcotvpinr the mere outside, but a
least rejecting the inside-the thoughts
ifnot the action of men-their feeling
and sentiments, even if it treated @
annarentlv far off themes.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

r-S The following from the Bath
CMe.) Times, is applicable to every
newspaper in the country:
a Word personal.
Because we have never dunned our
subscribers through the columns of the
paper they may have inferred that
their neglect dses not affect the run
ming of our machine; but in this they
are sadly mistaken. In hard times no
one feels the pressure more or sooner
than the printer.
People, when thsspinch comes and
retrenchment is necessary, generally
strike at the printer and the clergyman
They will smoke not a cigar less drink
not a glass of whiskey less; wear their
/ old clothes not day longer; stint them-
selvs neta cent's worth in any bodily
comfort or tra&sient pleasure, but the
pew in the church must be cut Off and
the mo5rrningor weekly paper is sure to
he discontinued at once. These feel
the first draw upon the purse strings.
FL Is IL '.i ahnaran - od,,.
, man with family OF chiioien - 80 ~.
!, Ecate, afford to be without newspaper
afford to let them grow up in Ignorance
: >oof,the heaving and surging OF the pub
. liz hevond the circle which bound then
own personal observation some'i'As
! man viii say stop my paper 8seaas 8
= IT am going away for q season,
q - a,,,,il;,,o abo,tt 5xle nesusA
Il dont care 'se"go'Sss ~ a,,sl. q,
How manS.can; puoksrg e nss 'I1'' as's |,
make.so hamiliatine conte5 ~ u
n yoiad our coral,xah ahansioI f. sWll
at don't care to rad ths SisEs Of " V
- eoh - s14 s,,,,..z ii
u hour, " alAs NJ &,
" The intel IlEalls e'''a sss' e II
II. SIGN such 81 <sissssa ss's pen \ saas Y
8 lh;ss,,ss,,,s. yo,llSl B I6l blametsif !
- .,n,,l ~ 81 f,'x. asxr 81
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cd
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

ur The power Of popular music
was we'll illustrated in Hartford on
Christmas Eve. A supper was given
70 the children of the "Morgan street
Mission School," and the press says
everything passed off os decorously
oso Sunday School should-untii, whilst
tbcv were dcvourihg the g goodies
the band struck up Dixie In an
instant the boys were Singing at the
top Of their voices:
a. wish was in Dixie
IIoorav IIooray
In Dfxi.'s land I'll take my stand
And lib and die in Dixie
Away. away. away. down souf in Dixie
The teachers tried to look grave,
and .s-s-h-hn with warming finger
lifted but It was no use they gave
fun. and ioincd in the song and general
amusement. 1t was not exactly "
Sunday School song, but seemed to Do
tho boys a heap O. good 0a'o
c,rinpina little darkcy, rolling the whites
cf his eyes up to the city missionary
we couldn't help it., Mo--a. II they
didn't want us TO sing Dixie doc o""
, no business to play such jolly tunes
. -7.- Dobbs ON being Qur-t:n@d b,
& .hr court AZ to whether lac had pee.
n ,,,t.r-fvcIv engaged in 1uo h"l'
I.,,.fnas-. answered that Inc ratuo
.r,orrIf he had, as be had once 'hoarae
u. friratc and two s."op7 % war
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

Prof. W1nship Outdone.-We learn
from the Chicago Tribune, that III tnat
citv one evening recently, there was
Grand display of muscular science by
.rasidont and foreign talent y Or.
Wmship, who was present, lifted y
kcrs of nails, weighing 1000 lbs. Next
With harness on his shoulders, he raised
I5y7 lbs. Wm. Thompson, of the
Cbicano Gymnasium, did the same
The latter then went onadding Weights
and lifting with harness On shoulders
and hips. until the numbers stood sue
oess7vcly 1880, 1886, 1736.si836' 1886
2O36. 2lO6. A very remarkable lit
the latter to be sure. Then Thompson
sw,mn the 10Olb. dumb bell, ansl Curtis
aid the same, and DR.. Winshio liftee
himself With his little fingers 'an'
Thompson experimental with an l6'
H. dumb bell; and Winship shouldoro'
229 Ib. barrel of -four, and put l
, down carefully; and Curtis pushed
T3O lbs. in each hand with the puIIy
and fhcn $50 lbs. in each hand an
I tbon lavinc down on his back, putn
, no lbs. in each hand. But the feat {
4 the evening was the great lift
( Thomnson, and the Judges so consldere
Y it in the award of the S2Oo prIze
4 him. -
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16
CHAS. ENGLEM AN,
GEO. HERRLE.
+. G. KELLER.
Carrollton, February 6, 1861.

Carrollton, February ., ISol.
ON motion of Mr.. Herrle, the Rules
were suspended and the Mayor author
;,nd +o draw "a Warrant in favor OF
CLERK Buisson for amount of bis billS
named in the report above.
The following report was fea'' re-
ccjved and ordered spread on the
Minutes.
nv. lT,,,,,. ,,,T (JIuCH
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-16

: (
E;,;s; &; l;;fs7bf. Matter. - There ap-
nears tosbs 5sniis m 10 the degree of
minuteness M i'll fEssssfssarious forms of
matter ,nax divided The
Lnn,on ba;r I6s sia:s 81 tlric cisless from
t1 tbe one.swo. WA rS d an d fftieth q the
one-six-hasss lspaFt ofan iaieh. Il
is. however, d massive cable in compa-
r;son with some other fbres- The
thread of the silkworm is many times,
finer, being about the one-two-thouss7-. 81
andth of ar. inch. But this is nothing
to the slsnderness of the spideSs threao'
which has been found in some IN
stances to be no more than one-thrty-
thousandth of an inch in diameter. 1T
is difficult even to imagine quantities
so small: and the best way to reailze
them to the mind is to consider that
thirty thousand such threads laid sue
by side. would make riband only one
inch broad. The fbres yielded by
tho vegetable kingdom are also o.
astonishing minuteness. Every more
Of flax is composed of bundle O
other fibres, which have been found e
he about one-twenty -hve-hundredth Q
an inch in diameter. Similar tlbres
obtained from the pineapple plan'
have been asccrtained to be no NOR
tbap e-fve-thousandth or eve
en-thousandth of an inch =
n diameter; these, when twisted inf
} threads, and woven, are said TO fori
cloth of very beautiful silky texture
n
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
A PERFECT CHARM.

MRS wINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP certainly does, as
the nae implies soo.be the little sufferer into quiet natu
raj sleep from which awakes nvgorased and refreshed Ana
for the cure diseases incident to the period OF eeth: 'uch
as Dyseutery Darrhss Wind COc &C., have never seen M
equal.
have always been and still opposed t the practice OF
drueeing infants Th. article hs, deeterou' effects what
ever from experience 1--WE speak adv'edy) We
have every confidence in it, and heartily recommend to all
oher Take our sdvice-u.e it-and you will as strongly
recommend 1t to others have TO you.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
financial.
pROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF $4,000 600.

SPRINGFIEiD. Illinois, May 25, 1861
Sealed proposals Will be received the office Of the Treasurer
Of the State of Illinois In the City Of Springfield Illinois until
IL oclock the nth day OF June 1861 aud the
Amercsn ENchuge Bank In the City of NewYoJk. until IL
O'Clock Of the first day of July S6l for One Million Dollars
of the Stock the State Illinois be Issued in accordance
with get OF the Legislature entitled An act cteatiog war
fund aud provide auditing all aud disbursements
All ing uLder the call for vouneer approved May 1851 The
he reimbursed the pleasure of the state al
tn" Lord lJ In the City Of New1 ok to bear
interest the Of six from the hrst day
July 1861 Interest in the City OF New York. and to
consist Of bonds able bearer with interest cou
pou attached psysbe the first Mondays Of January and July
OF each year, In anousts as follows, to witt
Two hundred fifty thousand dOrs bonds one hundred
dol each Two hundred and y thousand doas In bonds
hundred dollars and five hundred thousand dolais
in bonds OF one thou and dollars each
The proposals the offered Tor each hundred do
lars stock aud the denomua OF oct bid Tor and must De
the offers One cent of
the offered must be deposited with bank in the
in the City Of ork and certificate showing such deposit
accompany the offer ubec, to the order OF the treasurer
the Illinois laid certificates to be returned ID case the
offerings not excepted
The persons bids accepted will be required to de-
post the amount thereof with the Treasurer Of the State Of Hi
ois his office in the City Of Springfield Illinois OF at the
American change Buk III the City OF New York subject 10
bis within five days after the acceptance their bids at
which time the bonds will be ready for delivery the place
the offerings accepted to he the place Of deposit and
the delivery the bonds uples otherwise specified In the bids
The night reserved reject aud oil Of the bids oonsd
1be proposals must be sealed aud and addressed,
William Butler,
William Butler Treasurer Treasurer Of Illinois
Springfield. ILL., or : at the American Exchange
Proposals for Loan, l86l") Bank New orh 10, -,
Proposals for Loan, 1861"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
NEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.
CURE SICK HEADACHE

Yv the use ofthe,e Pills the periodic attacks Nerro Sik
adohs be prevented aud taken at the commencement
o an attack immediate relief from pain and sickness will be
obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the Nau'ea and Headache to
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing Co'i-ene"
For Iyary Men Sudent' Deicse Females and all persons
Of ,sfentdry habits they valuable Lardft Improving
the app giving aud rgor to the digestive organs and
restoring the elasticity and strength Of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long Investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been in ue many
years urng which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount Of pain aud sueg from Headache whether orig
in.ng in the system from deranged state oil th'
stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and may %
tsien at with perfect safety without cnans
of diet and he aJ,ene Of any d'agrssab' taste
10 admnister them 10 children
BEWARE OF COUNTERrETTS.
Tho rsnuins have i've signatures Of HENRY G. SPALDlNo
on each Boz
Sold by Druggists and all other De.lers in Medicines
ABoI will be sent by mail prepaid on receiPsoishe
PRICE, IS CENTS.
All order, should be addressedto
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 40 Cedarst., New. York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
Arrived.

Steamship Fulton wOttOn H.vEe May 2 and sou,hampto,
.s d'e and G pass % Nav @ a o. passed .sp Ba going int:
stre Janea 20 NJ m - a. lon IN y - = sr'fs iissIa:ss s
steamship Europa bound r. 9th Up m, lat Is, Ion n IL
Steamship M.riSn IT, s. transpO Cole Newport Nsws and
Ship Ps%PeIO Lester, Havr. May H. In ballast to J. BhS/
Co. March l6 outward passage, in gale from NJ n
r. lost overheard from the fortopsail yard Henry Lawson
sea tth John Johnson eom the bboom aud was drowued
they oil hailed from Newior. 2h Daniel Wales me caipea
hp Of about tun, with bow in having been In the
iceberg being then in sight no name or mailing Po
m her stern her to be British u poop small quarter
gey painted white monkey rail full length hgure head Of
painted white the hgae wa, tunea s,ogHa 20 p0 oy COZ
bound bound F. 5DH' D ''" '''', ~ =
de Joues Rudge May lat l6 s. lon 80 % spoke big Any
Warwick Brown from Richmond for Rio Jspsir3 1s1 Rat s w
days out; June lat 81 u, Ion os spoke br. sch w" s
Bsk Harmon baker Ynevi,as IL days to H. TuPper Sos
Passed going in, brig J. w. Ring ,,.,,A.u,..r
T. Dw.ht Was days in the Breaswater
Bark Lenox (of Fail River, Cole sasus IL days 'as"
HifS sss Mayoer Cof New Haven't Dusl St. K' 10 days. In
ballast to H. rIo%pafs PnSsnS Holmes sasus May 2 sugar 70
master -, ., v,,,. !, a,x. AL, 10 + w Hubbard
Cn JUne lat 90 IS lon 2, IS, spoke barb Alexander
from Phadephia bound May 10 on the outward sso~
"9 ft 9S!'G SS% oSC PcmSo. Phiuney Nus' 70 day.
'uf bts Mary la Ann (r Bsc.m Lnsan, b. od'y' coal
T. Bs Hsp nesi sp.n.h M.yasus, R. Is days. '0s'
Ri,rs Hall ,,.,, ,-,h. 9, J.so de Cuba May
>, .asaI @srr May b. ae 30 lon ~ p 30 iSs os oS
M 80 Oven hence Nueytas; June D s' % '"' 'A ~
~ hi, Truxilo Trinidad for Boston. rl,...,
'FSh, P,ogrrss tBr.. Of Plymouth, benneu
ochi NAV 10 lat ~ b. Ion ~ A. spoke he snip
f,E. ,nE ..aJ q fof Rsh from New Orleans for hayrr
Sh Rnby 1of Boston). Tracy fabseoa r. H. !" DAYS sugar.
Nc to Thompson hunter cu,. pocc. IN asxs .ps.r La
Scbr. Norman (of batofb "oiD'' ' -'"
10 T. II. Sanford ,,,,, nj, M.,.bu.n sagu. 10 dsvs
'pss 20 ~ w Burne Ba from bark Mary Sawyer s'hore %
the ", e. chsra of .rngtOn Grace Nssuabo r. May ~
.prar 10 Brett, Son TO- -. n, A.. o L.. cin..>,
p-s order x,.-. s..x.x ..hor~ TIA
West Bank.
Schr Henry CLAY Delano, New Bedford days, oil
Schr Anna Gardner Jarvis Rondout coal Tor Boston.
schr st. Lacar Adams, Rockland days lime.
schn Mrrbehead Nc Aster RocklGnd days, lime ,,,,u
Steamer r. Cadwaadsr, Person Baltimore, nose 70 wins
Steamer Vulcan Morrison, Philadelphia, md'e TO j.
Steamer Novelty Shaw Philadelphia nd's to L'p'' AHs
patrick
Disasters, Ac. -
R,,x MARY SAWYER Capt Weeks Of schs NofmM ~
an SUNDAY evening reports that the bari tJn.
same position OIL casks have arrived sn' sP A.. ~ t~
dsrwrers agent expep.s TO have her snsss N av%"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
Ale0ical.
TIMELY WARNNG.-Everym mother should be

prepared TO act in the capacity Of both nurse and physician
to her children she II she will discharge these duties much
better than any employ II sse does not she ought
to know that there medicine prepared by an old nurse and 10
male physician which stood tho test Of many years.
and the most perfect thing earth for children teethng IL
cures Wind Collie Dyseuie Diahes and sure to resu
late the Sowe We say to every mother do not let your own
peudces the preudices Of Others stand In the way oil ne
relief that will be ureyes absolutely sureto follow the use
of MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. iii, sold every
where at rs cents bottle Office No. 10 Cedarst NewYof
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
MRS. wINSLOw AGAIN:

Mrs WINSLOw old and experienced nurse, b" devoted
than thirty years exclusively to the care Of
children She has SOOTHING SYRUP for children ieehins
which we believe most invaluable preparation, not only FOR
children teehins but n s Of Dysentery or Darhea
We .pesi Of what know, when we say this sOOTHiNd
SYRUP acts like perfect charm in the above cases We haVo
witnessed the satisfactory and pleasing results from the ue
Of H. upon suffering infants and children In great variety OF
cases 1t gives universal satisfaction h perfectly safe 'or the
feebes iDf. and pleasant the taste We sincerely believe
the mother child suffering from OF the above com
plants. and provide this medicine for s relief and
cure deprivng the little sufferer Of the remedy Of al the
world best calculated to give rest and restore to health
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
MO MORE DISORDERS of the SKIM

NO D1OhE DIDOhDTSitc VI euO
IN The PILLS Of DR. CAZENAvE, Chief Physician Of the
Hospital Of ST. Louis in Paris Professor to the Faculty OF ned
icine, and knight of the Legion IL Honor .,,,x,
T1ese PILLS which the Celeb sted Professor CALENA'E
hss IN the interest Of humanity allowed be generally made
which he hes prescribed during the last
thirty yesr among his patients aud employed In The wards oil
the HO.pia Of ST. Louis sod which, together wih his various
works affections and Disorders Of the sko have contrib
ued to establish his reputation universally acknowsdsed
They very rapid y and without DAGGER tho Hingworm
Pimpes the Itch ETupti Of the skin, Teethng the Tette
Prurgo Puritu Psoss and Lepro.y, Men'agrs Elephant
is Swelling Of the Skin Co. and all other Maades OF the
Ssin ,
Principal Depot 10 Paris at the Pharmacy Of Me.ra Giimsuls
Co.. No Rue de Ia feuade aud In New foik at hessrs
Gaudert Goure's No % Platst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK........"J n.
Cleared.


s,eamship-Coumbis, Adams Havana spodord Tfsstoa 3
Co.
Ship,-Ctncinnatus Doane Bristol II. d. Brookman Gel
R-sou,e Freeman, Liverpool, Williams Guon.
Bmk.-Aloeua, Barton H.ysus Nose: Taylor Co.; Geo.
Bradford Robbins Gla,gow Cenuegos Cole Aspiuwa Pro-
vo.t Co.. Reindeer Bartlett Csso; Sarah Park Vaughn.
Bristol r. Everett, Harding. Cork, b. T. Small -
Rrgs-S Kilam Cann, Falmouth; Georgia, Consnt Eliza
betbVort Wal b. Carver Ch.se Anna (brl Cray Belfast o.
2 Bailey Time (Br McDouga HaifaX j. 5. Nhitney Uhlas
clifton Cork Giles spie Dean Co. Sswscca Parker Monte
yideo.
Schoones-A Gardiner Jarvis Boston c. T. J. Peter. <
w Garduer Bourne Boston Baker Dayton; Empire, Can.
Fail river Buera VISTA Roby, AeIanss Ira Bs. Hodges,
Fort Monroe; Island City COnkin sIandrA NJ Pike, Va
Pelt Aspinwall, Mcguire 4 Armstrong