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= lors, at 50 cents per dozen, - s..
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Notice to Shippers.

5UPERETENDENTs OFFICE, ! :
- NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA R. R. Co, -
Nashville, April 16fh, 1851 =.
HAVING caught up with the accumulated. treights
II At Nashville, the extra. chszses On Throush
Freighs for Storage and extra % oeen 70
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south Nashville Bakery.
Nov open and ready to furnish parties, privaie or
Cake and copfectlons constantly On hsnd and spv a.,
iras furnished Al Short potics.
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Bugles! Drums!
PALMETTO SONG!

lust Published by J. A. Mcclure, the Palmetto
q Song, destined (rom its name and merritt to be
the most popular song printed. Price 10 cents
sent to any address post paid. 4.
ARMY BUGLES and DRUMS furnished at the low
est prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Call at the Southern Music Store, 80 Union street
j. A. MCCLURE,
july4 Music Publisher
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over a Million of Bottles

Have been sold during the last six months and in no
instance has it failed in giving entire satisfaction no
then will suffer from Weakness Debility when Nc
LEANS Strengthening Cordial will cure your
No language convey adequate idea of the i'm
mediate and almost miraculous change produced by
taking this Cordial in the diseased, debtated and
shattered nervous system, whether broken down by
excess weak by nature, or impaired by sickness the
relaxed and unstrung organization is restored 10 its
nrestine health and Vigor. -
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COMMERCIAL ISTBLLIGRsCR.
The Maryland LeKire.

FEspBRICK, une 3.-House The House OF
Delegates reaseembled here 10 day, pursuant
10 adjournment land was organized at O'Clock,
Il quorum being present.
DR. q W. 1oldsborough, on behalf of the
committee appointed TO present TO President
Lincoln the report of the committee on Fed
eTal Relations, submitted the following re-
port:
The undersigned, portion of the commit
tee appointed 10y the Legislature to present
and enforce it's resolutions TO Presidents Lin
coin and Davis, beg leave to report
Ihat the manifest purpose of these resolu
tons were, in the opinion of your committee
10 secure, If possible, through the instrumen
tally of Maryland, peace to our distracted
country, and If failing in that, then a cessa-
ton OF hostilities on the part OF the armies OF
the Federal and Con federate troops until CON
ersss should express its opinion on the sub
ject
lhesa purposes being defeated by the move
ments of Federal troops on Virginia, and an
active commencement Of hostilities, we have
considered our mission as ended and there
lore have not 1elt au thorized ON the part of
the sovereign State of Mary land to present a
request which has in advance been repudia-
ted. The dignity of the State rs well as self
respect seeInrd 10 demand this of us.
All " which is pectfully submitted.
JONI b. BROOKE,
q. W. GOLDsBoRoU6H,
Gao. II MoksAE,
BARNES COMPTON.
Without transactng any further business,
the House adjourned until tomorrow.
The Senate organized and Immediately ad
journed.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Engagement at Pig Point.

NORFOLK, June 1851.
The engagement on Wednesday at Pig Point,
between the Harriet Lane and our battery,
lasted about one hour, during which time
there were about fifty-fi shot fired between
the parties. Four of our shot pierced the :
emy's ship, but what damage was done we
could not learn. She. however, soon found ii
was too hot place for her, and turned her
back upon our battery. Two of the shot from
the steamer were we'll directed AT us, as one
struck the muZzse of one OF our guns, break
ing a piece out of it, and another passed
through one OF the tents; bat there was "no
body hurt" We looked for and hoped she
would pay us another visit TO- day, but she has
not yet arrived.
The Salem Flying Artillery are CHARTERED
on Cra"ey Island and are the happiest boys
have met with. I spent one night with
them, partaking of their kind hospitality
They are ANXIOUS that Miss Harriet Lane
should pay them visit, as the girls are very
scarce upon the Island, and say if she will
come up they Will give her Il ball. l under
stand that Col. Richardson says it Is the best
drilled company on the Island. DIXIE.
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they have succeeded IN not only doing 20, but
have also managed to bring them to high
state Of discipline
ExPrRATros TRIMS OF SERVICE
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Post WHITES
Nearly ten thousand of our best troops will
be going home by the time Congress meets -
Just as these men become well drilled and are
fit for active service, they will return to their
homes This Is much to be regretted but can
not be helped. The three months regiments
tre very generally opposed of business men
who cannot leave their business for the cam :
paign without pecuniary ruin to themselves
The three Connecticut regiments will gene
rally return at the end of the time for which
hey enlisted, and this is true of several other
regiments but there is not one Of them all
that will not most willingly remain tempo
danger menaces the Government and country
EfeERAL OFFER.
The New Orleans Delta states that +. u
Shepherd. E.q who is now at an advanced
time of life, living on his bean tiful farm near
Shepherds town, Virginia, has directed his
gent in New Orleans to pay over to the trea-
surer of the Confederate States a large sum of
money, including. il is said, his whole annual
income from rents in that city-the largest in
come enjoyed by any property holder-to be
applied 10 the defence OF the rights and the
support of the indepe ndence of the South -
Mr.. Shepherd is a veteran of the war of 1872,
ind served with great efficiency and distinc
ton in the defence of New Orleans against
The British invasion.
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NORTHERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The following comes through the Medium Of
the Northern Associated Press, for which
due allowance must be made:
From Washington.
WARRINGTON, June 4.-Lieu tenant West.
formerly in command of the steamer Phila-
delphia, has been ordered to join the st. Law
renee at New York. The steamer Keystone
State left here last night, probably for that
city.
Inc vessels at the Washington Navy Yard
Ior immediate service are the Baltimore,
Philadelphia Anacost tia and Freedom. They
sre we'll supplied with ammunition and
stores, and are waiting orders. The secession
prisoners, about forty in number, are still on
board the Powhatan, and are exceedingly well
treated
Several of the regiments here have for some
nights past been ordered TO hold themselves in
Readiness for du'y at moments warning
There is much anxiety here on their part for
forward movements.
Commander Bissell, In his letter to the Sc
Fetary OF the Navy, on board the ship Cyane,
ut Acapulco, May 18th, after referring to the
treason which has been so rife in the Navy
says 81 deem ii hu just to those / have the
honor TO command, TO remark that they are
loyal and true to their oath and duty, and
deeply sympathize with the Government. As
evidence OF the deep seated love OF our COM
Iloh country in the hearts OF all Americans
aoFoad, u may interest you TO know that
astaohg The thousands now passing 10 and
Iiota California in the mail steamers, no
sooner does one Of these vessels enter this
port and her crowds Of passengers catch q
iuil view OF the Stars and Stripes which float
=. ne Cyanes peak, than cheer after cheer
simultaneously burst forth from the lips of
every soul on board, with an earnest enthusi-
asm which tells how firmly seated 10 the love
OF country"
>, Inc nth New York regiment, which, since
tue advance In Virginia, has been stationed
TWO miles beyo nd Arlington Heights, returned
70 me city to-day. They are relieved by some
other regiment
Ar Hsrtado, the New 1ranadian Commis.
siioher 10 adjust the claims OF citizens Of the
hited States against that Government, was
T'usy formally presen ted TO the President by
ahs Secretary OF State. Gen. Leaven worth,
VI view York, Commissioner ON the part of
.hss Government, 10 now here. These gentle
misfioa.
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UoLoxxL FRIxoxT "A Paris letter says

Col. John u. Fremont, who has been for
the past few days in Paris. leaves here to.
night for London, and on Saturday next will
take his departure for the United States, for
the purpose Of Offering his services TO his
country. Col. Fremont, as 10 known. came
to Europe about two months since with the
object Of organizing q joint stock associa ton
for the working OF his Mariposa mines, and
with the In tention Of raising large sum OF
money TO pay of Indebtedness. He will leave
his business, which il progressing favorabiy,
in the hands of two Of his associates, Mr..
Frederic Billings aud A. A Selvover, Esq I,
the former remaining in London and the lat
ter in Paris.
Col Fremont IL now engaged In negotiating
for 10000 stand OF arms, principally Enfield
rifles, which, II human agency will effect II.
and within n week after his arrival will be
ready 10 take the Held
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Correspondence oi the Richmond Dispatch.
iFGifs IN Hulifdr
HALIFAX COUNTY, J

HALIFAX COUNTY, une Ith.
Old Halifax is still going ahead, raising
companies, and otherwise contributing aid to
the defence ofour soil. Mr.. VIM. II. Walthali,
rerprlsirg farmer OF cur county, having
generously laid aside farming implements,
has commenced the manufacture OF an ex-
ceIlent and formidable bowie knife-a plain
substantial weapon, of the best steel. He has
already distribn ted a large number among
soldiers leaving the county, free of charge
andi selling them at low rates. ALI praise
TO such II spirit. Our crops are favorable and
hopes bright. HALIFAX.
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@ . M M h h Cx A. L

NEW YORK MARKETS, June 4.-Cotton is dull
Flour Is heavy sales Of 1s 900 barrels ate q s.
asa IS /; Ohios5 sols5 50 southern Us soe - IS
Wheat is heavy sales Of 10000 bushels al
decline Of lfl2 cents for common Chjca-
go spring 81 q 81 10 Milwaukee Club 81 a
Vi Is; white Western 81 IS G0si IS; Kentucky
81 10 q 81 80. Corn il st lady sales of las, coo
bushels; 10 erior new mixed l00D43 cents, good T.
prime 4igI cents Pork is heavy; Prime Sl2 rs
Lard l. steady at 9@s: cts. Whiskey is steady at
Lot cents sugar is dull; Porto Rico 5tn5s cts
Mu-c1vado 4i1is cts. Spirits TurpentIne duh al
.oN7O. cts. Resin is steady Rice is steady -
Freight are dull
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AtExASDkIA, June At has been exceed.
shsiy dnii here 10 day, both rs reg ards rumors
"a" ltets Tit shooting Of = picket guard at
.Msnunx Greek furnishes the oaly subjec. Of
"A visit 70 camp this evening indicated no
sasfs Is q fssdias,s Ia ii, II rsonitsd. a
Rsgiss6ts E0taSe.
important iofRsssiieas " B.,,H', Hla
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DEATH AT THE AGE OF GENTRY AND A
Third The English papers announce the
death, ut Hel-ingtors Finland, of man who
was one hundred and thirty two years of sge
Over what an interesting period IN the worlds
history has this mans lite extended.
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NAME OF THE NEW PLASET.-rhe venerable
Josiah q uincy, VINO Was requested by the hi
rector vi Harvard COLLEGE Observatory to
name the asteroid lately discovered there, has
selected that OF "Mela,' the mother OF Mer-
curry, IN the ancient mythology, and one OF
the PleiadeS.
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Union Meetings in Tennessee Colonel
Ander&0u.

LOUISVILLE, June 4.--Well attended Union
meeting We're held privately at Nash Vile, on
Saturday, notwithstanding the suppression of
Union sentiment there by the secessionsts
The Louisville Journal editorialiy says
that Col Anderson will take no military com
mand here, but'that he goes to the mountains
of Pennsylvania on account Of his failing
health,
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RELEASED. On Monday, George H Harris,
the hugi, of the Fairfax Cavalry, prisoner
taken in Aiey tndra, was released by order OF
General Mansfield, on taking the oath of ale
gianca
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Il MeEUnssT.-it 10 proposed In ct. Louis
% erect q monument IN commsmorstion Of
the eiuHeus who wers shot ~ lamp Isekson
ea6 In ms city % the 10Th and 1ltk &c NAY,
~ - tedssAl trests, Ths moasmsst u ID
d Yat mp N 3 vesY e0asfiaseRs p,aesD
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Further by the Prince Albert,

81. JOINS, June The steamer Prince AL
bert reports the arrival out of the Asia.
The French fleet was expected TO sail for
BeYrout, 10 bring the French army in Syria
home
The BPlgism Chambers had voted a treaty
Ct commerce with France.
The Queeu of Spain has signed the decree
for the annexation of San Domingo.
The Bombay mail with dates to the 10th and
Calcutta to the 10th OF April, has been receiy
al There was much activity in the cotton
interest, and common qualities were adyanc-
Ing The import market was dull, and
freights less firm.
COMMERCIAL ISTBLLIGRsCH.
LIVERPOOL, May % The sales of cotton for
two days, including Monday, have been IA ,o00
bales Of which specuia tors and exporters
took 600. The market closed steady with
more tone.
Breadstuffs .--Richardson, Spence d Co, and
Wakefield, Nash i 90. report wheat quiet bu
steady, red I2s ul2s. l0d.; white Western lis 4
l3s Cd; white Baltimore l3s Cd al4s. Cd
Flour quiet hut steady; Ohio .a31s. Corn
dull. mixed 34s ASS 3D.; white 35s.
Provisions Beef firm. Pork firm; no stock
OF American Sambro SIS. ASS Cd. Lard heavy
at SIS a66s. for common to prime.
Produce Spirits turpentlne steady ut 50s
Rosin steady; commou Is. Cd a6S. Cd Coffee
quiet. Rice steady. Ashes quiet at 3ss. for
both pots and pearls. Sugar quiet.
LONDON MARKBTs.-Ooffee firm. Sugar dull
and slightly lower. Spirits turpentins firm
at DOS.
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OIxcisYArI, June 4.-Col. Kelly, who wa
wounded 10 the action at Philppi, Is not dead
az reported last night. Hs was severely
wounded ia the breast. but the ball has been
extracted, and hopes are entertained Of his
yecoypry
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days.
BY Richard Cauthorn, AucSf.


Sc.,ATAUCTION.-Ou MON.
~ pay the 10Th inst, at 10 clock, at my store,
will sell at Auction, large lot of sal able arti
cles, insisting In part of 10 bbs Four; % kits Of
rhine Mackerei; lot II Hams aud shou dsrs; 10
boxes Cheese; tubs of butter; soap Ada man
tne Candies, ard in bbls lot Of Pine apple
heese. painted Buckets, stone Ware, sugar, in
bbls Eermicelli. Brandy IN boxes, Whiskey.
tobacco, Cigars, aud many other articles of
which will be sold for cash.
je SIT CaUTH0RN, Auct'r.
BIZ e $ SAL E.-WiII be sold
y IN MONDAY, the 10th day OF June, 1887 at 10
O'Clock A M, at the High Coustable's Office,
assortment Of HOUSEHOLD F0RN1TURE, &C,
onsistiDg of Bedstesds. Tables Chairs, Gilt Mir
r2rs, Glass Ware, Croekery Ware, Washstsnds,
Clocks. sc.
ALsO--one wheelbs rrow, lot of Dried Apes,
tnd supdry other articles. to satisfy sundry dis
tress warrants n my hands. TEAMS fash.
es-?t GE0. FREEMAN, II G. G.. R
>EHGEA SALE.-By virtue of a. act OF
- The General Assembly, PASSED March 20, lsse,
and by order of the Hastings Court of he City Of
Richmond, will sell on MONDAY, the 10th dav
= May, 1884, In front of the City Hail. a. ~ o'clock
NJ. to the highest bidder for cas- u likely fres
NEGRO MAN, abont 25 years Of axe, n med Rich-
ard Thompson, who was. by The Hu.tings Court
II the City of Richmond, on the 18th day Of May,
1861 convicted of grand larceny, ana sentenced 10
ne sold into absolute slavery.
THOMAS q. DrDLgv,
le st Serge NJ CITY of Richmond
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COHN>, BUNIONs, NAILS gro,

COKN>. BUNIONs, NAILS grow
- - INK into the heah, aud every disease
of the feet. cured in a few seconds, without tn.
slie htest pain DR SCHULTZ, having returned
may as usual, be consulted daily al his office
Wall street HOTEL Wall street.
~ Ladies' and Invalid gentlemen only, attend.
ed al their residences le7--H*
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RECRUTTTNG STApEy0E0

RECRUITING SUSPENDED -
49, hereby notify The recruiting sgeuts
whom have appointed. aud all Diners who In
pursuance OF my asiies OF 18th May. issl. have
undertaken to collect and forward recruits Tor The
army Of The Confederate states to me 1t my rsn
SO far - my Office IL concerned, Is from the date
Of this notice suspended. Bat all recruits that
ment with me or who have been collected 10 viz
tue VI my notice Of the 18th May, before men
toned, will be received aud paid for - agreed
the inspection appointed by law.
JOHN SCOTT, Captain C. 9. A.,
Recruiting Ofhcer.
Recruiting Rendezvous, Richmond city Vir.
ginia. June eth. 1854. ie 6--6t
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~ ALI LGTTERS AND OIHGK
cssss.y siSsrsS e ,ss :Ss ys.s q
e,s.l.aa.s. xal 4 tAIs l!!lssi we MD lssEsil
81 Hsu oatkn ssuRHait!st,
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NOTICE The annual meeting of
~ the stack HOLDER Of the Clio er Hill Kali
rosd Company viii be held AT their ofhee in this
city, On TUESDAY, the lilh day Of June, 1T /?
o'clock. u. y. WOODBRIDGE
je l-iet Treasurer.
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LADIES' LIST.


WPersons calling fol
please say they are sDv.
LADrE
tndsrs IN mrs B
Al IN mrs A B
Anderson mrs II A
sken mrs L B
Adkins mrs 4 T
Arn0ii miss VI s
-tin mrs NC
Aivi- mrs 8 A
Alley mrs S E
Anderson mrs Louisa
Burn cit mrs l. A
Burton mrs l. A
Bu LOCK mrs Lucy
Drunnes mrs L
Brooks miss N A
BROOKS mrs b b
Srenn r miss &
Bush miss A
Sash miss X G
Bunch miss l.
Bradley miss X T
Bradley miss I &
Bradley mrs JnO
Bowiss misc l.
Dottrlmes mrs VI
30 wies miss LucyJ
Booker mrs &
Buhtnnon miss & G
Bonns miss N J
'idgood miss b
Siuford mrs n
Seasiey miss D B 2
Bates miss Pattis
Bauer mrs A ID
5arker mrs ' b
Barr mrs : l.
Barker mrs b
Ba fow mrs A Z
Baker Iars +
b.gby mrs F
Ba ser mrs H NJ
Laiigan miss Virginia
arter hiss T. 5
Carney miss l. A
Garter miss GeoTgie
Chandler mrs Mary 4
Christian miss , A
Christian mlss f J
Chspln mrs V b
Claiborne mrs Virginia
Clarke miss Helen =
| Claiborne miss annie
Clarke miss Mary Ia
Clarke mrs NJ b
Cooke miss | abelia
| Collins III IS Bridget
| Coulllnx miss ,
| loiiisr inrs Jno L
| Cooper mrs Marg't
.rauoe mrs K h
Crump miss n annie 2
| Creor miss Len0ra
| grafton miss L. n
| Crump mrs Martha Y
| Crowds miss Moliie l.
Cullen miss Fanny
TUdrm ,dy miss b
Gay mrs Il Z
Davis mrs L A z
! Doyle mrs Mary
| Drew mrs Juilet ]
Juneau mrs l. J 2
DoTau mrs + L
Duke miss Clemautine
| DJnavan miss Mary
| .lXOn miss b ii
| DilIon mis- Cath 4rine
| Jaws miss +. Nj ,
Elicit mrs Jane ID
| eaton mGs Eliza A
| swans MISS Idns
Eimors miss olivia
EVANS miss Bette A
edwards miss A T.
rarthiug mrs Eliza A
Fosd mrs Mary h
| Pollard mrs Y
| Fltzxeraid mrs Cath
Fisher mrs II u
| fickiln mrs
| Franklin mrs L.
6rvst mrs Lizzie
Freeman miss Bell
Foaie miss Mary 2
| Grade madame
Grimm mrs NJ b
Gravis mrs + 9
| gentry mrs b
1entIy miss Alice V
Ganudway mrs NJ 4
Gordon miss v w
Urubbs miss sarah L
Hutcheson mrs ; E
Hopkins mrs A Z
| Hudson mrs 4
Hudson mrs Emily +
Hicks mrs Z J
| Hicks mrs VI T
Hill miss Bette N
Hatcher mrs = NJ 2
| Hard-ster mrs q l.
| Hancock miss Kate
Hare HRS < A
Herbert miss NJ A
| Habe miss Bette
Hall mrs Mary +
Hum miss Mary Il
Howard mrs Sarah
Hopes bthelia &c bl'd)
| Jenkins MRS s III
Jones miss Mary Z
Jones mrs Bette G
| Zones mrs James 4
Johnston mrs Aggis
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NOTICE Persons having an ~
~ Packages to send to tn sir irieod DIS IN
Capt, WIN. b. BALLS Company, now near u
NJ tnassas Junction, may hear Of an opportu- L.
nifty, ny ling on 4 MOORE, Cary street. III
And those intending visiting Capt. Balls Co -
calling at A. &. Moore's before going. je 7-sts
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~ EVERY MAN IN VIRGINIA, g.
~ .pabis Of military service, shoald nov
be . member Of some military organization, and
ready to take the 6sld. II 10 proposed to form
COMPANY Of infantry to volunteer for active SER
vice All psrson. wishing 70 join such . company
dersighsd, at the once Of the Virginia Life insu-
rance Company, at the corner OF Main and nth
streets. lie a-stt ROSCOE HEATH.
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Remains of judge Douglas,

WASHINGTON, June 4,-James M. QUITS,
Esq, the father in law of Mr.. Douglas left
this evening for Chicago, accom- panied by the
two younger sons OF Judge Douglas by his
first wife Ii is understood here that the peo-
pie OF Illinois object to the remains of Mr.
Douglas being inferred in any other place
than in that STATE
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letters In the LIST will
TIED.
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$ LIST.
.jcna&on mrs z v
Jonnson mrs Jessie L
j lanes M - ; A
Jenkins mrs n J
Jscons mrs o e
h ely miss Bridget
kell miss Magic
kerkmyer mise Z p
kimbrough Miss b J2
kindell mrs p
h rob ne mrs Augusta
Rain mrs johanna Z
kersey mrs sarah E
Lee MI, Chas
Lindsey miss II ]
Larkin miss Julia
Lacy mrs VI l.
Lewis mrs Isabella
Laatrum mrs Isabella
Lam bert mrs SuSau
Lacy mrs Sarv
Ian <e mrs Virginia
IlpscYmo mrs VIM B
Lewis mrs mary h
Lynch mrs h
Martin mis- Sallie
Mortimer miss Fannie
Morris misc Mary
Moore miss Susan 4
Morris miss Gath
IA ryan miss l. N
Morris miss Elizabeth
Moore miss Ellen
Mericks miss Ellen N
u artin miss Elizabeth
Mar.haii miss kmma j
Mayo mrs h l.
Meaniy mrs Emma I
moore mrs Bette L
Myoro mrs : Ii
Mathews mrs Cath
N eDopougn mrs Jane
Nc ieilan a ISIS w A
AcGruder miss II
Nance mrs ii ii
y ew mas l.
n eaton mrs 81
n orTis mrs ) A
y lien mrs e.
Nuuneity mrs V &
t'aui.ivan mrs Y A
Pearman mas ID A
Pearmdn mrs d w
Psarman mrs Al
Peterson mrs L
Phillips mrs l.
Power mrs ID
PVO"s inrs K Ii
Pemberton miss A
Penderxrass miss A 2
Piiddy u,iss > A
Probes miss sc
Quaries mrs VI 5
klIey miss b
RyiAnd hiss J
hoDorson miss 5
Roley miss 3
Richardson miss A
kaynvr miss ,
Richardson mrs n
Raln.s mrs , h
Ragiand mrs : Z
stevenson mrs Lizzie
Strldor mrs / Z
Stevenson mrs l. nj
Sullivan mrs elizabeth
5 8 all mrs Martina b
SeitZ mrs LlZZie
sheltun mrs NJ A
Salmon mrs Martha M 2
umm5rs mrs M u
S,nlth mrs Mary J
Snltu mrs Elizabeth
Shields mrs Harriet
Sharp miss Martha
smith miss Eddie W
Style miss J ID
Saeliy MISS eusan
eco I mlss Roberta
> erasburger miss Sarah
Tucker ms Lucy
Tyler mrs M FL
IrayloT mrs NJ I
TruemaI mrs Maria
T0mpkins mrs q II
h atcher mrs henrietta
Turner miss A mes Il
Tyler mis- Mary V
Ty or miss Jennie
Tanner miss Ellen
Thomas miss Z J
Tailey mss Mary E
Nannerson mrs Ann
Fermilera miss b
Wallace mrs 4 J
w ad ell III RS : +.
Watkins mrs &c
Weilener mrs s z
West mrs eorgia
Weimer mrs U A
White mrs NJ A
While mrs LR
Williams mrs M A
Womble mrs s A
Winn mrs d A
Watkins miss RS
Watson miss Bette
Watts miss N s
Wilson miss E
Wilson mis- b
Winston miss Y T w
w oUdster miss NJ J
w ood ward miss 5 E
Williams ii J (eol'd)