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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
Parson BrownIoy's Daughter

A gentleman Just arrived in this city
from Knoxville, Ten, brings intelligence
of affairs in that city. He informs us
that 2 500 secession troops are stationed
there, for the express purpose Of oyeraw-
iDg ,he Union men. 1t is part of their
business to engage in quarrels in saloons,
and in street fights with all who are not
friendly TO secession. Two men were
shot last week for no o;her offence than
speaking words Of loyal y to the Federal
Government.
The house Of the celebrated bold heart
ed and outspoken Parson Brownlow is
tie only one in Knoxville over which the
Stars and Stripes are floating. A few
days ago two armed secessionists vents
O'clock in the morning, to haul down
the Stars and Stripes. Miss Brownlow, "A
brilliant young lady of twenty-three, saw
them on the piazza, and stepped out and
demanded their business. They replied
they hal come to ''lake down them d--n
Stars and Stripes" She instantly drew
revolver from her side, and presented
it, saying, "Go on l am good for one of
you, and think for both !'
"By the looks of that girls eye, she'll
shoot" one remarked. "I think we had
better not try it; wen go back aad get
more men," said the other.
Go and got more men" said the noble
lady "get more men and come and take
it down if you dare !''
They returned with IS sompany of 80
armed men, and demanded that the flag
should be hauled down., But on discov-
ering hat the house was filed with gal
lant men, armed to the teeth, who would
rather die as dearly as possible than sSe
their counlry's flag dishonored, the seces-
sonists retired.
When our informant left Knoxville, the
Stars aud Stripes still floated 10 the
breeze over Parson Brownlow's house.
Long may thsy wave!-I Chicago Journal.
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DITCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday. the 22d
day Of June next at the house of j Moyer, in Troy
township, will let, in separate sections, 10 the low
est bidder, the making of drain number 30, com
mcncing about l20 rod, north of the southwest
corner of section in said township thence north
casterly said section to intcrscct drain num-
bcr &. The work comprises 9 sections of 20 rods
each. Width of bottom feet Bank slopes rise
10 ~ base. The earth to bG removed at least 3
feet fron the banks, and the whole o be completed
by the lst day of October next. Sale to comm nee
at one O'Clock p M ADDISON SluTu. Auditor.
Auditors 0iicc, Wood county, Ohio.
Perrysburg, May lG. lSGl-3MjSl 30
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Quite an excitement was caused in
Chicago on Friday evening Of last weekly
the fact becoming known that tailor by the
name Of Edward Ely had unbecomiDgly
invaded the otanlber where Mr.. Douglas
lay dying. and asking payment of bin OF
50, so. s. Newhouse, Esq. paid the
bill, but a mob collected end would have
desn Dyed Ely's store had not the Pollcs
inteIfered in the premises.
IA naa in earnss. finds means, or. Il
he tannot fnd. creates them.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS AND
u OILS.

a. j. GARDNER Co., Druggists.
Gilead, Wood Co., Ohio.
Have received large stock direct from New
York, consisting in part of PAINTS Of all kinds
LINsEED, TANNFRs, MACHINE and Coal OIIs, Fur
NITURE, CoACH, DEMAR, and JAPAN VARNIsH.
PAINT, VARSIsH, SASH, WmTEwAsH, SCRuBBING
and LAMP BRUSHES
DYE STuFFs, like Joseph's coat, Of pIany colors.
GLASS of all Sizes, Perry, SAND and EMERY
PAPER, TURPHNT1NE ALCOHOL, CASTOR and SWEET
0iLs, English Curants, Prunes, Tamarinds and
Raisens, Spice, Pepper, Cinnamon by the ID ormat
Ginger, Gloves, Ground and Extract of Coffee
ChOcolcte and Cocoa. Starch by the ib or box.
A fine assortment of PERFUMERY SoArs and
havoring extracts.
A large assortment Of Pure MEDICINES anc
CuEMcALs, and Tidcn's celebrated Medicines foi
Physicians use.
! We are selling fine article of CoAL On, free
| from smoke or smell, at 75c per gallon.
Lamp from five shlings 10 two dollars.
We believe in the principles of POPULAR Sow
REIGNTY and Pay AS YOU GO, and shall hold o,l
Stock strictly for CASH or READY PAY, and vii
take all kinds of Grain and Produce in exchange
| patent MEDICINES OF EVERY KIND
| Gilead, May Q, l93l-tf
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Edwin Gurton. Guardian of Jacob Cleycrs and
Mary a. f!rycrs minors vs.. Jacob Clevers ct al.
by vir.dc of AN order of sale, frCm said Court in
the above entitled cause, TO issued, directed and
delivered, will offer at public auction, ON
Monday the lst day Of July, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock
p. of said day, on the premises the llowng de-
scribcd real estate, towit That parcel Of land COM
mencing so rods west of the southeast corner OF
the north half of the northwest quarter of section
seventeen, town three north Of range eleven east
running west SO rods, thence north 50 rods, thence
east IS rods. thence south 80 rods To the place Of
beginning containing 10 acres also that parcel
commencing ! lS rods west of the southeast corner
OF the north half of the north -wcst quarter of sec
ton seventeen, town three north of range eleven
east, running west ~ rods, thence north so rods
thence east ~ rods thence south so rods to the place
Of beginning containing 81 acres both of said par
cells of land being situate in Wood county. Ohio. and
the property of said Minors. Terms made known
on day of sale. EDWIN GORTON,
Guardian of Jacob and Mary A. Clcycrs.
Gro STrArN, atty.
May 90, lS6l- 3w6S6,05
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Cook, PRICE & JomNsoN, Att'ys.
NAV IL. 1861. -2M5S3 Gi.
GALE OF REAL EsTATE.-IN PROBATE

GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN PROBATE
y COURT.
John Russell admir- VS. David Clcvcrs and Catha-
riue Clcvcrs, deed.
On the first day of July, 1851, between 10 O'Clock
Il. IN. and o'clock p. nj, on the premises, will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
us the property of Catherine Cleycrs, and David
Clcvers, deceased Commencing % rods west of
the southeast of the north = of the north
west y of section II, township 3, range II east;
thence west 2G rods thence north so rods thence
east 26 rods; thence south so rods; making Is
Also, commencing at the southeast corner of the
north half of the northwest quarter Of section 4
township range east; thence % rods west; tEcncc
north 80 thence east ~ rolls thence south 80 rods
property of David Clevcrs and Catharne Ccvcrs
deed. Conditions made knowp ON day Of sale.
JOHN Russell, admir-.
/ Cook. PRIcE & JoHNsoN, att'ys.
| NAV 2Oth. lS6l-3wiS4 S5.
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4 DMTNlsTRATRiX SALE.

Marioh L. Yount, administrative of Gabriel L
lount dec, VS. Thomas Yount, Abraham iount,
Daniel Yount, Mariah Bcals Geo. ". Iount VIM.
II. Bcals, Sarah Iount, A. jackson lount, Jam 5
McGuinis and Susanna McGuinis.
On Saturday, the 18th day of JunH, 1881, at II
O'Clock a. m, at the door Of the Court llousc,n the
town of Pcrrvsburg, in Wood county, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
the property of Gabriel lount, dec, towit: Al that
part of the east half Of fractional section number 5
township number 6, range number 10 cast, in Wood
county O lying east fth, Dayton Michigan Rail-
road, containing 60 acres Of land more less. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
MARIAN L. Go:NT Adm'tX.
Cook, PRICE &. JomNsoN, Mt'ys.
Mnr IL 1851 - oM hSG 6.
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CMOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
- The Board will hold their next regular sessions
for the examination of Teachers, rs follows:
Portage, first Tuesday in July,
In addition to tie usual course, Teachers will here
after be examined iii American History
No applicant will be examined whois not present
punctually at O'Clock, a. m
j. W. WoopBUHY; CLERK.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PRINTING oEFICE.

Having rcplenishcd our office with new types
thr0ug hOut, we are nov prepared to execute job
Work such as Posters. Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all
kinds Blanks, &C. in the most satisfactory msuncr.
Orders filled at short notice, and ON reasonable
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WE CONSTANTLY EMPLOY $50 HANDS, AMI
LAYIN OUR STOCK FOR NET CASH.

Rosewood Pallor Sets, from $50 90 to Sl00 90
Mahog. and Black Walnut Parlor
Sets from. .... $50 90 to $50 90
Rosewood Bedroom Sets, from $50 90 to $3.50 90
Mahog. and Black Walnut Bed
room Sets from. S25 90 to $50 90
Enamel Chamber Sets, from S22 90 TO $3.50 90
Oak and Walnut Dining Sets,
from.................. S25 90 to $3.50 90
Hair Mattresses from. m...........S 90 to s - 90
Spring " ......... 3 50 to 5 10 90
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[IOWARp ASSOCIATION, PHILApELrIHA

II -
A Benevolent Institution established by special
endowment for the relief of the sick and distressed
afflicted with ViruGnr and Epidemic diseases, and
especially for the of diseases OF the Sexual Or
Gans.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Sur
geon, to all who apply by letter. with description
of their condition. GAGE occupation, habits OF life,
&C., J and in cases of extreme poverty, Medicines
furnished free of charge.
Valuable reports on Spermttorrhea. and other
diseases of the Sexual Organs. and on the new rem
elics employed in the Dispcnsary, sent to the aict
cd in sealed letter ENVELOPES, free Of charge Two
or three stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON Acting
Surgeon Howard Association No. south 9th street,
Philadelphia, Pa BY order Of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Jan l. '6I. EZRA d. .HEATWELL, President.
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Hats. Caps and Flats,
In fact everything pertaining to the millinery line.
She is also prepared to Cut, Fit and make Dresses,
Capcs, Cloalls, Talmas and Chdreus Clothing
Bleaching and Pressing done to order
Ladies will find il much to their adyantag' by
giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
April "a, lSGl-5l Mrs. NJ. d. CARPENTER.
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OFFICE FURNIrURE-ALL QUALITIES

ALL FURNITURE GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED.
March 18th, lS6l-45m3
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GEO. STRAIN, atty.
May 90, lS6l-3 3w6S6,05


i L
Mrs VI. A. Carpenter would respectfully announce
10 the ladies of pewysburg AMI vicinity tha she has
removed her Millinery store to the house formerly
occupied by Eliza Z. Jones, Front street, where
there will be found u beautiful assortment Of mln
cry goods. Mrs. c. will keep constantly ON hand u
large variety of
Bonncts Ribbons.
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y dcIutuOn OF PCT cent. TIom tho a0ONc ratcs
will DC made for Cash.
The space occupied by ten lines of the type com
posing the buly of the advertisement will be y
square.
All Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance to insure publication
Advertisements inserted with the mark "u," viii
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements are inserted four or
more changes will be allowed
j. w. BAILEY, PUBLIsuER ANp PRoPRIEToR.
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DROBATE COURT, WOOD COUNTY, OHIO

Cook. PRICE & JoHNsoN, att'yS.
Nav 20th. lS6l-3w6SI S5.
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j3G IHOW's0N sr-COOD B0ARD


ELECTION NDinE-PURSCNNT 40
- No pr y.du-s ui Ga. w. nft.., s., .e, pub, f.
re- Is hei'i! = HiL b y glr CIUil.1u ~ lcl n
ne 'ly Of y " = n, fhtt .u e. .si 70, plu be- i.ld
ii. sevriai ',t'lI - ST. .'s f 'ho v.l1IaW. W.cla
N sad city on thr lrst Tues lay " y rcn5sr nexs
eng NE tNid Ay 1f Dsc. ulrcr, ISGlJ
I"i7 v ' 10" Nrl' ~ . u' t.Ds .ia-iynAt,d hy
be Common CHvuH' a. 'rs Zee. 50. s.,..n d =
,t' -l,l ue D. ~ gail u .tri.ts dr-'ng tue T., o..
T. ,r,r, ssli s., uil, wi rs upHn A. sruris, ani
los.d.
II ;bcsr T. 90 v.tel ~ a. such election, are
|lyi 'uN.nE
A 81 .gor, ip - e., ofT.tp. 10 WOOD.
PIG th and \ IN WurE. h p,ro ofJ. sherm,n
|rovto.l, de-, ,s.si.
An All iiu. i4 Zach u 80 Alderm ,nic Districts
II The oty hay.nr fu even um"~icl ir-ispttioD,
\ ". ~, a. 9Th. sth intl, ifth, 1ith an1 tdth.
A Constable, IN re First ward, IN place ~ A.
rev L.t.y, rlcc,,l ~, s-i Ca.rser LleJlljn and
ho ftilui tqu.liy.
A Crn9auS, In he Ninth word. in pl,,e Of
homos lrrrrll, elctr' ~ tho last Charter Election,
IT Wao led tn % ufy.
. a G n'iai 20, VA tbe sixteen IN warl, In place II
. n'nwl1 ! Cr1, deceased
/ siH C.rniluen iu ch nat1ril District.
|'arl.
On" Inspector u Comma ! lo,ls for ench w,ri
Two Trustees NJ I, IN mon y tools for sach ward
An officers =" ar .rh vtctnces as m " have o.
mod IN the S.lnl OH 'r- - t,s spvprid warla by
asJu, 81 d'.if r'qiH nsiip. Or Z ON n,hsr calsas
III ~ ordtr Of tue InFumos Wncil.
III u. 4. VALENTINE,
~ CLERK ~ tlo Glmmpu Ip.ncn.
DATED, New York, h'yrmOer ilsh, 1901. po2G c.
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~ Mh. AMnEDaE Of Hamilton, Cansd.
Wcsti ~ auNeri-In. for on hundred heeIthv
negroes: whose plssiga will be paid 10 NeS
S'uih Wnlc,, and on engagement invade for two
yesis a. SIoo rer annum, End lodging with full
raiiuns. The parties must have had exnerienc.
In the cotton fields Of the Southcrn states.
TnE SrrArAGEMs reaorted 10 uy the soldiorr
70 1nugglc liquor into their quarters IA oftea
gnnsir". Tie other day a man started out
''1n 'ha c'uT at Cairo with bis coffee pot for
~ ~ ga is i''vfn, eu officer Nlspccdng him or
's 'hS , ''h % l,. %, vihaI 10 examine
II, TO-" h' 10. .''Hh Inn ly pouring ut
MIN. 4 .iN iN r. Wa Q General drunk in
W o "f ,s .r .,i., o'd'r. in a fght IL
v'- at l.s. .'..os. sal tl5, rc mar hsd nut a
! ~. ui. a.n =, spout Of hil can. sealing the
in,u WI 'toad, aud flliDg the can with whis-
L..
C'>u Nu.oAt,oy I ,losing er the most
~. ..u ....,u IL the lis ary of ihe pullic
'o.k -four .'a'c. Tie toils exceed 90, 900, ca.
''' d. .". tl, en- as rrusl CroYs for tha l0lt-
men, tee, 20 i5r tho STATE, gnd throughout the
IaIl .. o. rr las lncu ~ that could be d.
.'f"'I. . r,s'ut wi'd iern will cnlbl n
''' the mus N,n.urI-oma Ca few who started
o., oi B.rl1 tlit wc'LO 10 hrin, their bntts 70
the ti1 water. On ThitU'sy ho great East
..,l to.ri A.yt as some 80 miles this eide ~
l''i.n "l .. toni ,hl nea.ly all Of them viii
ha,. r,.chci Troy.
Curu,,u fuuwN has h.,n r5-clec ei Gov
sr.,r a. t.'. T., H. b.. & aucrtl tress.
Nhi.h vrs p | he'd in tho Swan Rep ~
.fl 81 ilc 9Th insr.. b. fcvicws M Lur'h the
ur.f.,d ttc rebellion. ard f,clirs that Il
bad i"ne % of,s tht. /. Ioi ado ~ comp- ritse
st.l tie Nu'th, aud moth co.. renamed fot the
South but tn n.h' tu tho crd for IN ir nda-
i,tdr,sr. lie iUc kr very dcspoudii gly o. he
't'smlt. of th' CouIelrrncv tn receive r,iga
co1uition. Hc concludes bis address by al
Wdug 90 the dticut oi tho rchI' u. this plice,
nud 'reAks w our h.'t IA ~ over oNernF ors,
against which no ordinary land TX, can hops
10 su,rt,d.
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Miscena

JoHS Il. GoUGu is lecturing In Canada.
THE Son AND CLIMATE Of Queen land, Au-
stalia, are said to he capable of yielding yearly
900 lbs per acre of the finest cotton.
4 LARGE IMMIGRATION FROM IRELAND Il
anticipated, should tho threatened famine in
That country prove severe.
MAR GFNERAL MCCALr'1 headquarters Is
an old Nirginian who liberated his twelve slaves
after the war commenced, and now has them
contentedly working upon his farm on wages.
tTHE TURKEYs THAr DIED IN A Coon CAUSE
ToutY," was the toast Of the 2oth Massachu-
sett. regiment on the banks OF the Potomac, al-
ter partaking of their Thanksgiving dinner.
TIr ERIE RAILROAD Go. has secured tho
last link of road between this city and Buffalo,
and that point, as also Dur kirk, may now DO
considered lts western terminus.
GOV. ProkFNs recommends 10 the Legisla-
turc Of South Carolina the continued legalLa-
iiun Of the suspcrsi sion Ot the bank upon cor di-
tior that they will make an advance on plO luce
tu hli H., value, when deposited Tor the use oil
ne state.
A Iuuu Gmr, thirteen years Of age, fell
OF through herself out of a school room window,
ON the sill Of which she had been sitting in
Montreal, a few days since. The girls had been
telling ghost stories, AMI she was suddenly
-tartlcd by the rap Of the prcceplrcss. She
lived hut short time.
TuE rrI2E schoOrc CT Albion, OF Nassau, n. T..
| rmoIly the Lucy K, Warren, Of Baltimore, ar
rived in this port on Sunday. She Is laden with
ANS, ammuri ion, salt, itull, provisions, Gus
| TIN, copper saddles, brolc5 and cavalry equip
ments. and Is valued st SlOO 900. She was cap
tuTed a few days since by tho United states
! steaullr PerEuin, while attempting 10 run the
| blockade or he coast Of South Carolina. She
was taken on the 25lh after an exciting chase Of
| three hours.
al a l.,
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DinconIcnt In Rus,ln.

Accounts from St. Petersburg concur in stat
ing that the Russian Empire is on the very
brink of a reyolution-the state of affairs being
entirely analogous to that which existed in
France previous to the revolution of 1898. The
emancipation Of the sCris, which was q stern
political necessity, has excited the most violent
commo;ion. The serts are impatient of the wise
regulations Of the Imperial Ukase, and either
through ignorance or guile, imagine that their
houses and lands are secured 10 them by the
MOBILES without payment, and decline to fulfil the
prsbationship imposed ON than by the edict Of
emancipation. On the other hand the mobiles
throw every obstacle IN the way Of emlncipl-
tion, and DO all in their power to render il nu-
gatory. A violent class agitation 10 the cln5e-
duence, and uncertainty and d.strust every
where prevail. Petitions, signed by thousands
of persons, are pre-en.,d to the Emperor, de-
| mandng constitution. 50 great il the emef-
gcncy that the Emperor, on his recent return to
81 PelersIurg, determined to assemble family
council 70 CONCERT measures lor the safety Of
| the present Lastly lt is cOncedcd that no hall
measures Of conciltiOn can meet the eNiRen.
ces of the case and that the reIsning fauil
must either aboicate or give new life to the
dynasty by the adoption OF universal suffrage.
In proof of the disaflection that prevails, it is
understood that The higher and middle classes
throughout the empire, sympathize with the
Poles in their pres,ni movement, and dc
not caie to conceal their principles. The recent
disturbance among the students in the Univer.
sity of St. Petersburg is known to have partly
proceeded from their strong disapprobation o
the severely repressive measures adopted b,
the Russian government in Poland. II 10 Ger
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The New YORK CITY Pro51

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t''I ~ uNI' Uh"p IW.n'y-h''
tno'Ni,I troops I'lt Ca'oh .nl''i Nj, on
We tih VIZ io' 'alro' me sam day
Cisht 'nou.ahd tr"p' passed doTn tn Onln
'Hr "uH,lhc; "en' Thomas brigade, also
%3nu tisht thon'lnn strong Is TO- move To
i,l@aoetuto"n' IN the vicinity OF L'nsvillo,
Nnyre .,i ls .he trcat 'enI'1you1 Tor mo troops
aun s'otes ',nuGd nhdonntelly lor move.
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The cditor Of The Toronto Le1f,r. Govern.
'nen oTGar, writes with much assumed wisdom
an''. American Finance, laying /, down as u
setI i-ct, that, "1h, occurrence OF a rt,..
nd a r'nc-l suspension Of specie piymo If.
Throughout th' 'tcs Is qucs. ion c. q ~. anl
Tim ,uiy. n, Ltlir hid L..tar coai.c III.
ate tiol 10 thg questions Of in'c-ns.i,~si I..,
'to out ot iuc a-,cs, Of M,s1v l.t ST..
m t Er.pt rr.i, such q financial p,ni, a
4. u,'ir-. W. hty' touched bottom ia tu.
las, az. oar rtn.' have 400. suspended yet.
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ta'n'y ooc Of the mos extraordinary features
OF the times to sec liberal opinions prevail ~
extensively ina county where every avenu,
Of FREQ thought has been zealou,ly closed Up
l,r lundreds Of years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-03

TX THE Instructions which Mr.. Toombs, as
Rebel Secretary Of State, gave 70 prvateers, We
find the following passage "Neutrai vessels
conveying enemies dispatches or military per-
neutral character, and are liable 10 capture and
condemnation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-03
E.p"E1EsR LIST.

.IST or LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
= Hnlgm Post ON 'c, December 1st, 1881. Per
PAS calling will please ask for "Atvsrtisst Lot.
x y as they are not looked for. unless specially
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-03
LADIES LIST.

irown Mrs Briggs Ms Bryan Emma
} suh Gyo'Rc Barrett NJ ,rgsrot
enntus Mary Breach Mes Brown Inoyone
,lrk Ann Ct'ayhal Mrs Cole MlrY
Campbell Mrs John CarkFannioLlne
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N1N Mary Faut NJ .irdt Fox Ann
Ferris Navy Fuulu" Mr Flood Ellen
GOODWIN sus.n, GREEN Catharino 4.
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= IIa tMsr srrotll ihert 40 Humbert Mrs
I me Aluo limo Howard GUS
lNNES Mrs JOIN G..
EARNTY Iohaunl, KAvANAGU Mary.
'NCn Lh., Lyd,eker MaryE, Loushead Sarah
b a'rr F,v N lgm Mrs Martin Hattie 81
MIiut ul Ih,ser 4 Mhoney Wilhol-
III "a murphy lIonora nina
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Nc sr N-s. Llde AcCOsker Anu'
BE- ry Amrh, Purdy Mrs Ste Parker Mrs Thos
puIy An,A Ih,n Pickens Isabelle
LILY Ia.e Z
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lena shogIHll Miss inc
Ta'sou 5 sir,hwrol Margars,willlams Sarah
Williams Sarah n
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