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LIGHTf L.IGH,rIr IICHTill


FENHE best and cheapest light in use is made from
IL Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE OIL, as il
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment of CoaI7On
or herosIne Lamps, in every variety of style: also
Chandeliers, Hall Lamps Solar Lard Oil, Camphene and
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them
Always on hand, good supply of the best quality of
Refined Coal Oil, Bieached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas or Fluid, and the Southern Oil Conn
Panys' Lubricating Oil, in general use, by the
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp ,whchis not exceed for burning kitchen grease
lard, oil, very cheap Also for FulIer's Patent
Faucet, which lasts three times as long as any without
leaking; the patent Scissors Sharpener, very cheap
useful and convenient the patent Decanter or Bottle
stopper, good improvement, Musgr0ye's patent
portable Gas Stove, very useful and convenient where
gas is used; Spaidings prepared Glue, which should
be in the hands of every housekeeper.
The public is respectfully invited to call
ARTEM0N HILL, No Charters street
febS New Orleans
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a LARGE STOCK "a NEW GOODS

JNoI NLITIN I'D N VI. INV y >
FENE undersigned has just arrived from New York and
A the csaern cities with the largest and handsomest
kct and would solicit from the citizens Of Caddo parish
and surrounding country to the examination Of the same
He assures them that in view Of the hard times he viii
sell them CHEAPER CHEAPEST. His stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods il large and well assorted the
staple Goods is unsurpassed in this city for quality
and price.
Gentlemen the reason why you should buy yourC 10TH
ing and Furnishing Goods from me is that the quail
" and manufacture Of this portion Of my stock Of the
best quality can assure you that pains spared
by in making selections for this department of INV
stock quality and style.
100 fine fashionable Ladies' Cloaks, which will be
sold at the very lowest prices.
Come and examine for Yourselves aud be convinced
Of the fact. NJ. LEVY,
Texas street near Spring.
now Tn Mrs Iaf0n'5 Brick Bndipr
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Transparencies, fancy window curtains fre-screens
etc, painted to order.
House and steamboat painting glazing paper hanging
etc, promptly attended to and executed Ia workman
like manner, On moderate terms feb27
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10000 WORTH or GOODS!

To De oULU AT TANIC IRIIES!.
A MARX respectfully informs his friends and Gus
Ne toners thathc will sell out his stock Of goods
lust received by steamer Clara Bell, at panic prices
without regard to cost account Of moving to New
Orleans.
better occasion for all buyers in general cannot be
Enlistment will be able form andea Of the great re-
dnction that have made upon all my goods
In consequence Of the Panic now prevailing I am
obliged to sell my whole stock at an immense Sacrifice
10 order to meet my engagements
THa Goops WILL RE SOLD FoR CASH ONLY.
ELrnEannrt Doc In 1917
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ENCOURAGE HOWE NANUFACTORY.
T. SCH HFFER,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.
NEXT Door TO MCCLURE SMITH
CA INFORMS the citizens Of Shreveport and sur
l1EsM rounding country that he is now prepared to
manufacture all kinds Of Saddle and Har-
ness 10 order; also particular attention will be paid to
repairing of all kinds 1.-THE shortest notice. and cheapest
prices.
Having been employed il New Orleans in some Of the
largest manufactures fer number Of years. therefore
feel confident that turn out as nice piece of
work as can be made this side of New Orleans.
Shreveport, February l3, 1861.
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Wagons Of all sizes and patterns for horses CT oxen
Cane Carts and Wagons Of the latest improvement
Carts and Drays, for city and plantation use Tim beI
and Ok Wheels; Spring, Produce and BaggageWagons
Wheelbarrows Trucks etc, in short all the different art
Giles in the line, in extensive varieties.
Purchasers viii find it TO their interest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON,
Nos. GS 70 and Y Carondelet street, New Orleans.
n. Borders received and executed with despatch.
Planters ordering any of the above articles viii please
direct their Merchants to d. G. Wilson's Repository.
april 81 1853.
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NEW BOOKS.
i H. NORRIS has just received lot of new publica-
Il tons among which the following:
Horseshoe Robinson, by Kennedy;
Bob of the Bowl .
Swallow Barn,
Wyoming, . George Peck
Harry Lee, or, Hope for the Poor
Love Ne Little, Love Ne Long; by Reade
The Rivals or Times of Burr and Hamilton.
Self Help; by S. Smiles
The Fate of Sir ] ohm Franklin
Title Hunting
Adam Bede; by George Eliot.
The Slave Holder Abroad
Mchelet's Love, TL'Amourl
Benlah; by A. J. Evans
Allibone's Dictionary of Authors
And great variety of all kinds of literature march14
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WE have in store and will sell at the lowest rates:
w p cases kerseys and linsevs;
bales blankets;
1900 feet India ruber gin bands, all sizes
50 tons segmants, points, and gudgeons
Weedinghoes shot Is spades wheelbarrows road scra
pers, clainS3 G. HOWELL & BUCKNER
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PHILADELPHIA WAGON REPOSITORY
90, 70, ~. CarondeIet Street New Orleans,

WHERE can be found al
ways the largest and
best assorted stock in
the city, made Of the
very b e 1T 5 a on e d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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ShhE FEFOtT BLIND 81 SASH FACTORY,
Texas street, nearly opposite the Academy
VIE Undersigned having erected suitable buildings
Il and purchased the requisite machinery for blind
ana sash factory would respectfully inform the public
generally that they are prepared to manufacture
every description of Door, Blind and Sash Work
IN a superior manner and on reasonable terms
Ihey nave alson operation GIG-SAw for ornamental
work and can furnish Mouldngs of various patterns
from = TO inches in size
tn assortment of Doors, Blinds and Sash kept con-
stanty on hand All orders promptly filled
Ihey sohct share Of patronage feeling confident of
feb22 LAX & SON
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10 FALL AND WINTER GOODS 81
Still Ahead of ali Trade!
A WINTER,
TEXAS STREET SHREvEPoRr,
TsTE Has just received per steamers Era No 4 =. =,
F0g Fleta, lazoo Belle, Rescue and Larkin Sass
pa Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
OF Fall and Winter Goods, direct from the mauufactn
rers selected IN person expressly for the Shreveport
ket and Including all the latest and most fasbionaba
descriptions of y
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cans, Nc.
inns stock beng the foremost and most conpIefe in
town. IS well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they will be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them. ~ .
Boots Shoes and Brogans for ladies, men and bows
embracing all qualities and sizes ~ =
Also.A large and complete assortment Of fancy aud
tape Grocerles, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery
glassware, Queensware, etc. etc, to all of which the
attention OF my old patrons and thepubcis solicited
nov A. WINTER
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!. Harness and Sole Leather.


In addition to the above, receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety Of
goods manufactured expressly fer this market and one
Of our Young men is in the east busv engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this mar
ket and we will few days be in receipt some
and those in want goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them a call. WALTERS & ELDER
ShreycDort Feb % 1850
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n L. DRURY.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
fgf &.

HAVING returned to perma
nently reside in Shreve.
port, offers his services tc
all in want of any descrip.
ton Of painting.
Every description ofplain
and ornamental Gliding.
limitations of Marble, and
Graining, executed in the
bestsstyle, on the shortest
notice
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CARRIACES, TTCGTEe. 4,

tAkRIAGES, HJNbfEN, &c.
oww We have just received large assortment Of
go RockAwArs, BARoucuEs, BUGGIgs, &C. which
offered at New Orleans prices
Wehaye On hand complete assortment of Trimmings
Woodwork &C., &c, and are fully prepared to manu-
acture and repair every description of Carriage and
Wagon work ROBSON & KIMBLE
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MANUFACTURED BY
DUPONT DENEMOURSE & Co
u. M Nichols, Agent, Shreveport. La.
4 FULL assortment of this celebrated Gun Powder
"A comprising all the various grades of Rife Ducknr
Cannon, Musket and Blasting; in assorted packages
Office on the Ievee. -
ANlNG recently erected a suitable Fire Proof Mag
azlne am prepared to furnish storage for Powder
70 NOSE desiring IT, lnoy Is G. NJ. NICHOLS.
FINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Guns.
A LARGE assortment of superior Guns, of English
and American make, received direct from the iaost
celebrated manufacturers and for sale by
aug4 THOMAS II. MORRIS Drucoist
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REMOVAL.
w MARKS has removed from his old stand IN ~,
w large and commodous building corner of T4ras
and Market streets and prepared furnish his friends
and the public generally with every description of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Ciothine
Doors, SHOES FURNISHING GooDS
As to style and quality his stock is unsurpassed all
of the times. ~ VIC 1s'ss'
XXTE are prepared to furnish our cnStoroo,e - e.
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b6lCFe taxing new method Of distilIing, AIlef lEA'
producing delicious, exhileratng spirit ana lly D
inlible remedy for renovating the diseased sysema
restoring the sick suffering and debiitated lhFa1a "
health and strength,
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JACOB SrRAus
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CRANE,s METALLIc BURIAL cAsKETs.

- ItAts stIetI, DtINetN NIaFheJ and LuWaTU.
Shreveport, April II, 1860
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NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.
zzsz..y. DIR. LEROY'S MIXTURE FoR THE PRO
b HsI AND CERTAIN CURE oF ALL URETH
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Latest Northern Nova.

We uaFe received Baltimore papers of the
lucy contain no items Of special i'm
f'''AHce lhe most interesting feat of
""H Washington news depar tment con-
~ an account Of general alarm
'ushont TIE Federal lines OH the Poto.
0h Saturday last. II seems that n COM
iNs VI infantry and another Of cavalry, De
- 70 tae confederate Army, advanced
~ '"Of hail FOR brief reconnaissance
'~'r@l scouts, scared ont OF their wits.
a'ed to their camp with the news that
ast three regiments" with six pieces
=, ." i'ery,' aud any number or Black
Ss' had appeared directly in their front,
manifest "d an IN ten tIon of opening upon
~, aerai lines. This gave rise 10 a General
o., anon on the part II Mcclellan, who
o1a ensuing night, had every maa in rea-
rs. All slept upon their arms. Severai
So "o'ieS OF reserves were transported
u the Potomac rrcn the yieinity of
'n, 10 De at hand IA the dreadful
81 'aht every one was snre Of taking
80 very soon and very suddeniy The
Tie matter, however, was noon dis
IN w. The 'nen We're placed ..at ease, >
ives ordersd back, and Minors hill
axeA Possession Of in order 70 afford the
,.s' no more opportunities 10 get up a
Ho'n that quarter Ut least.
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TELEGRAPEIIC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.
The London Times and Gen. Fremont--The
Cotton Subject Recognition Of the South
ern Confedsracy By France Predicted, &c.

Sr Jouys. Oct IL The steamship Glas-
cow, from Liverpool, with dates to the 18th
OF September, passed Cape Race On yester-
day,
The London Tirtes has article on Gen
Frem ont's proclamation. 1t says that the
document is not TO be- wondered at, rs the
adoption OF tho Abolition doctrine il the
strife goes on, may be successfully urged ~
the United States Government, but fears that
the result of sHch a measure could not result
satisfactorily 70 the Northern States.
A London company ia being formed TO pro-.
mote the cultivation OF cotton by Cooiie Ia
Dor.
The Paris Cons .ationn.y asserts that negotia
tons rei:sting 70 the in reference with Mexico,
has ,ached no definite result No conyen TOE
has been drawn up.
The st. Petersburg Zee predicts the early
recognition b. France OF the Southern Con-
federaty.
An imperial decree opens the principal
French ports in consequence of the i'm portance
ofcotton aud woollen arms from Eng land and
Belgium.
The Bank OF France has further advanced
its rates ofdiscount from d to per cent
The Paris Rourse has shown u decline
Rentes quoted at 6Sf. doc.
PEI tie Steamship .4si.G--Lond>H, Sept. 2e
Consols closed TO day at % %. for money
Herr, Sept. a6.-Sales Of cotton lor the
past week, fl 500 bales Orleans Tres o. Ijnai-e
l43 francs, and Bos l26 francs, being an advance
OF nine francs during the week. The Stock
was 2Do go bales.
Ltrsrrooi, Sept. 29.-The sales Of cotton on
Yesterday were 5000 bales. including 500 600
10 SPECTATORS and exporters. The laarket
closed frm ~ the advance previously re-
ported. The tendency was upwards.
The breadstrffs market closed quiet. but
steady, with small sales.
Provisions were dull.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Oct. j. In the Confederate
court on yesterday, the case of Capt. Sandrue,
charged with an endeavor to excite revolt
was continued until the next term, and ht.
was released on his own recognizance in the
sum Of two hundred dollars.
The Charleston Courier says, that the ship
Thomas Watson, which got ashore on Tues
day, wAs burned yesterday b. the hlockading
fleet She was Il Mobile vessel and loaded
with salt, two lithogra phic presses, and q
quantity Of lithogra phic stone
The Charleston Mercury, Of yesterday, says
that the Protestant Episcopal Convention, of
the Confederacy, met at Columbia on yester-
day, and that III the bishops in the Confece-
racy We're present except Bishop Polk, of
Louisiana.
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Escape Of Eoa. Th)s. .Tortsr, &C. -

N.-HTILLs, Oct Is.-The Hon. Tnoluas r
Porter, the late Precedent of the Kentucky
Senate and lieutenant Governor OF ~ state.
was IN this city on yesterday, having escaped
from Lincolndom.
Sumter Anderson left Louisville on the
llth inst, for Washington.
Thomas l.. Critteudeu has gone TO Eendar-
son TO assume command Of the Federal troops
in that section.
Gen. B. r. Picayrnel Butier has assumed
the command OF the Department of New
England, and his headquarters ar- 70 De At
Boston
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W OEnups DaKatiap.

We nav" heard OF an incident connected
Win The battle Of Manassa, illustrating the
patriotism of our noble women, which is
worth recording even at this late period. On
me morning oflhat great fight, a Mrs. Dogan
WIDOW lady living near the scene of action
MA her wagon loaded with barrels OF water
ana driven 10 the battle field, in the rear OF
our army. This, though Involving no ex-
P'As", was an act OF kind consideration, and
wa OIL more service 10 our gallant soldier. on
'Adt e'sntful day than thousands of geld
ana silver would have been.
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4 he New Mail Schedule,

1He lew arrangement for transporting the
I''s Which we ANNOUNCED some days ago,
-,aS oeth perfected through the exertions of
."e 'i"clai agent sent South by the Depart
LIT ala gors into efsct tomorrow The
- gong Sonth viii leave Rich Inond AT )
~ AZ ana returning, will arrive here at $50
= ~ on Wednesday next the first mail will
"Ue mere under The new schedule, and wi tn
r'op'i Industry in the city Post-O flee, our
'"A7hs #ill be enabled TO receive their letters
~ the night Of their arrival
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The Sor,,, Carolina Coast,

BY an arrival At Norfolk or Thursday even
;nS, esefything is reported quiet at koano Ike
Islsnd. The Confederate feet that went
DOWN 10 Harter1s on Monday last, failed TO
entice the Eederals ont from their batteries,
though two days were occupied in the effort
70 get fight. The Norfolk Day Book reports
mat the Fed-rals are preparing to make an
hiiack on Roanoke Island, and for that pur-
pose are throwing large endorsements into
HAiteras, y here General Mansfield is in com
m0ld
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Important HAL ARRANGEMENT; t.

NsW pEIsaNs, Get. }S.--The P.e:gutt says
important mai arrangements have been
made fcr the establishment u Il regular
monthly mci. between New Orleans and
IamNlco, 70 connect with he Br;NsL mail
sss2msrs Mali carriers have 0eep appointed
aud 1f'o letters were IL charge of th- one
which left New orea.is on 1he lJth ms. J Il
other Viii clos" Oh The slli OF November at
three O'clock Z. IL, srd leave on III. next
morninE
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I A Mp DEFIANCE }

eth 0ctob.~. 1861 {
- HAVING learned that several OF my men
- who were cent from camp to hospital, hayo
left their quarters and gone to Richmond without
obtaining ieaTe, hereby order chem to report
Immediately 10 me at Camp nelapte, or wherever
else may be stationed.
In case Of noncompliance an order will be i.sEed
for their arrest wherever foUn, thin the Confsd
crate States, when they will be dealt with as con-
irmed deseTter=
If,rbear naming them at this tune Is they may
De ignorant OF their iiabl 10 arr.st aId punish
neut.
For tne Information Of such az may have friends
and relations in Company II vlad to make
known The excellent condition Of my command
Notwtbstsnding The fatigue Of thin campo gn. ard
the severity of the climate my company enjoy good
health, and in common with othar coapaairs drawn
FROM Richmond, compare favorably with the hardy
moun'aineers who have volunteered from this re.
gion- G.. A. WALLACE
Commanding Richmond Light Guard,
Co. H, Sd Reg. Va. Vola., Wise LIE gicn
no lT-~6t
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The intelligence from Fairfax, brought
yesterday hy The Central train, presents no
Isw feature Of importance. There IL no con-
frmation - the reported advance OF the enc
ny upon or lines, and no fight had taken
place, except lac usual exchange Of mpll-
mems between Ihe pic.lets, which has proved
fatal III two or titr.e Instances on both aides
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LETTER LIST.

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL RICHMOND POST-0FF1CE, on the 18th
day Of October, 1851.
80 Published by authority of Ac: Of Congress
IN the paper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed
q Persons calling for letters In the List win
please say they ara ADVERTISED
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w ssnsr., Il !, may De denied iis commanding
The other little gifts sc1.wj11 Hind warmer
MAY TIE God ut Batliea Law aroAnd Won ,ha
forts With snceess
] am most RESPECTFULLY
dts ~ O., oeGreenwood,
4raensitia Va
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The EDlscc3st Convention.

CoLUYBIA. Oct. ls.--Ihe Episcopal Corvcn-
tton. on yesterday, was eu Gagged in the dis
cussion OF the constitution, vanon-, and name
Of the Church.
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Fight Near Harper's Ferry.

col. A.hby's successful Encounter with the
r.<,,,--GalIaut Charge OF the Militia
r,. rfdpraIs SeaGlsed nj che Point CT the
uaveMej.
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I.ADIER II2T

ASkn~ mrs 4
i tkips son miss I3lli'
/.
Avis mrs Sallie A
Anderson miss Eliza
Alley miss Sarah + 2
Alley n,is5 T. &
Annidon miss Mary
Alien miss Moilie
Anderson miss Kat.
Nj
alexander mis- Is
Andrews mrs Ii I z
Alley mrs Vim
Allen miss LueY y
Albertsou mrs a K
q Hen miss q Il
Allen mIss Jennie
Allen miss Elizabeth
Anderson miss +
Acrce miss Kate r.
BHrfitss piss NJ "A
Builen mrs I.iZzy
Butier-r3,-s i.hya
Buckner mrs Fl = 8
Buchanan Hrs +
Burk miss -
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Brom field N SIS Nj
Brooke mrs jhaS
Brown n1Ts Mary 4 Z
Brooks hlohalia
Brady mrs NJ NJ
Brady mrs Bette 4
brun miss Mary J
ROOle- miss Lucy
Bolts miss Moiiis
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l}irChett miss y i.
Bennett mrs J L r
Reascly mrs Susan IL
Bates miss I.izZie
Bttkins mrs Sdran i
i3rigeWtter miss Is
Bradley Mary l.
Burw.ll miss i 4
Baskerville mrs " J
Bar!ey mrs Sarah y
Boxer mrs Ellen II
Balfour mrs A I. 9
Baker miss Bette
B&yiey mrs Y 4
Btyiey miss Susan
tuunlngh9 III mrs l.
t'Owau miss Maria
CruInp mrs Martha
Crutch field mrs =
Cox mrs -
Cochran mrs N '
Clark mrs NJ II
Christian mrs India
Christian mrs Mary
Chandler mrs NJ J
Call4hals + cora
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Cruiield miss Sarah
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Crew miss Sarah 4
Grafton miss Bette
Conner miss Johann
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Cook miss Mary j
Coots mis- T.
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Christian miss Ella
Childrt rs miss Bette
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Childress miss NJ +
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| Carey miss Nl,irg't A
| Carey miss Va
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| Carlton miss NolIie
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| Doyle mrs Cain
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| brake mrs Marg' | 4
| Duke 1aTs Sarah ]
| bouaiy mrs Martin
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