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EXTRACT.
ADJr AND IssPsoroa GENERALLY OFFICE.

GENERAL oRDru,l
XXI Amer this date L, Application vi. b, received for er
ami Iat'en By The Board Of oncen, appointed under Genera Ut.
deg No, 6S. u rent strrt, for s,pciLtneGt Of officers Of artillery
to be assigned 10 ordnance euiy except from acss and private,
nov In service. orfon onosr, and PiiTates nos Gus Of service ~
reason OF x.unts receigeJ In battle.
by eormSad Of seerstAry VI War,
JOHN wTrHyaa,
oct I4-lw Asclysut AcIstant a. uey,I
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Al the Rev. =. NJ. Bartnin, In Louis, County, on losh inst, b.
the sane Il ". A. @ ARRE 4, Of the hi:hmond Battalion, ok1
OHARLoTTk D. DUKU 4, Of Louisa oonn y.
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UEDtCsL C0LLpCHO OF yYRoI>n-

TTHE T.ice Of nea rs;yat1r OF Anstony In this Irst tuiion be.
l. ir. vacant he RAeuNy viii proceed. ep TUrsDAY tie 2ls,
lnstsnt, TO oil he vseatcy.
CANDIDATES will adde's their apple .aors to th,, pdH Lined.
L. s. J0YNE-, " d,
oct le-4L Deaa n the p.cuty
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THI QRIsIS CT Cock FIGHrIEu -fas psstim, nov
neaI'y gons into deus, and only occasionally iadplg d
IL by some o: the ".apry gentlemen" bias al sntiqu :
~ and an oIi'n Of -h!0h bG: few persons ara aware. |.
Il rslat d BY Il An, a historian Of ancient Greece, thi,
as Theni5Ioolss was lesdng his toFo5 sgsissi the Per.
sims, he met sem, cocks fyhtius, On which 10 halted
his army, and tnus c!0qlenly addressed them: F allow.
%soliiers, observe thosl sIinal they do NJ: assail each
other for The SIX, Of country, ncr Tor their pa,ern,l
gods. nor .0s tho sspulchres OF their heroic ancestors,
nor for glory, nor FOR liz ,s;y, NO; for ~chilirsn, nor for
the mastery. HoE then ough: yoI 20 right who bave
all these things to contend for 20 This homAly but spl
speech Is said 90 have C1,r;ed a powerful fl ct IN ari.
mating the Athenisns to victory; and in order to per
pstaate the Gsz:ory of the incident, a Law vas afterwards
Issrd dscrooing that there shoS,i BE- a putlic cock
mstch o. he stage every yesr. Az hsnca, siys IN isp,
arose tns pIs; time Of cock { citing.
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BsfsH is1tL
IN CHANcTRY.
The PlA!ut6 rhoGIS v. fcadrrsnt. hGyiug died siacs the las.
h-a- n, ard VIII AMI Hal, SlsIsBdsr .. BondprSst Gl4 n o.
u Bond.rApt hay " u Al htd a. hi ExeSu or On hsie moi n
proceeded n 10 the ran oithe said w!l,n y. Bal, Ale:a-d J..
Bondu- ant aGl .honS o.. sod IEast a., x cstsE. o. TtOnsI
N B njurani, deed and ihsl tbs saqse cs.e on Till Day to
; 8 fer her heard ca the p peri formerly re I'D, and vas or e.td
BY c ubcl. On o''s,d- T1t u TaereSf TIE U Ut dIk Eiju igs
o de- and decree lhst the SID william p Fall, Ale andes J B n
J-tan: End lhom 81 To darali DO render before one CT tie
G mmisil1nefs o. the Court Auy fa thsr sccouql Of 'hs iran.ac-
tons Of their ties AtJr. T. IA. ". kondur. n a. trustee for A-u,-
ste .ds creoitoIs 5 nee ths l'st retirement, uhi h sad sc.oaat the
raid 0ommlss Cne' is dreHsi 70 examine st.te md set. e nd re-
plrt to Co IT And the 81 q ComIai,soser I dI eeted TO ,rpq.
how the sun Of mo ley Nhoh appears to be In the haad. OF the
saii fSecutors q 'homas VI boLd rant IL 10 be 6h.h uled amo 4
the p rites. And Ia p Ter t. nab e said OomnIrlon-f /, take
said accounts. hs s suthotifed 10 pibEsh n,tcs Of TIE ilme and
place, once 9 week for four successive yssLs IN the Richuo q
whg, which publication 'hah bs co II yalsnt 10 personal .er,Ise
Of Au:h notice upon the panis.
A eopy-Tste;
oetIT z Z INV. Nc, clsrk.
COIN ssI NE % oFuof,
Blu king lsn So1r HoGIe.
TIE part e. inter 'ssd in the for sgo!ns decree viii taie notice
that | vii eIeed = the SAN At M ondse, on the 18th day o No.
Couu, this 18th DAY e Ue'ooer 1S62
oSll-s4E AIEX. r MOBILITY. coHuntsstons'.
uosEY GLYoERINI and CATTLE 8. sps At
d "pH made AiAKlsH pns pssss
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TIE RIVAL IN LrscEDuRG.-rns Lynohburg Repub

lCAu y
The iItsresi1g and highly useful revival at the Bop.
tst OlurSh 10 this CT has now been in progress for the
space OF ten consecutive week aid there has no: been
an evening", except thoss OF the p;e'en. week, which
hsvo besn too inci ment fer the oguEressi ion to turn
out, tha: the olurcA has not been osoEiei. The Fas-
tor, h v. Henry W. Dodge, has Le5n assisted 10 hil o.
dnols !a5ors Oy the to!,O FiDg eb', minister, Esy. a L.
D cksnsoa, D.. Il 'itoi aud =. Burrows, OF Richmoud,
Hev. Toms y J11rsc1, Of b ios.gyaa1, Rev. JoGn l..
Johnson, Chaplain 10 this mii.My post aud osoers
ahose nsm,s ~ 80 ao' rcmsmb,r Ba.Scer fly NBd
ky porous hsVe p-cised JouY IsiSn, ara Of tb,m
fsrty two have b e. b'p I'D. A Large U]'Goofiog c. the
c)nver 2 arc soljier3 from the sLs.os Of Vlrginil, Sor;b
O,rolina, South Or5iua. Georgia, Lou s.Aat, Aaryltli,
and TenueJ ee A. the cils3 OF tie last week, the in
tares: among ,he ingregation colIinu, d ulaostsj, and
We understand /, is d siyaed to resume tie mighty msei.
irgs as SAGA :, the safe Of tls weather will permit.
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KS UB AMsLIA LAND FORs-L,
EDUCATION.

TAvIsa erploysg 70. ny ~dsughteEs 3 eomPct'n mt ,so.s nes.
III I vii take s BOAROGES, two ytd z ,sIiei or he eotgiag
stIson. eonmeHs in DC ober i5tl and eaains Au.pt isi.
Bosrd and fIidoa sS0J-hAf payable q: eptI snse-kAif ~
Mach lat next
A~iresr-Nstosr, Amelia county, Va
~ I2-dets n HARTMAN
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WANTEU

T7R aubIcr Der " shes I employ = young LAZY 10 take charge
l. Ct q small Schcol in subscrne . fam ~ The sad youns I,dy
must re prepared % teach all Of the Eng Sh Branches perfectly.
Add ts. E9T45D KEN,
oST-c2E IsIoYa, Amelia Co., vs..
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DUJKtSGHAH nIsCUTT COURT, septs be 8, 1856: Geo.
ID h. M,tneu Gnd Thomas 81. Bond nlnL Trust 70 IN Ter
Jesse B. ArmisseAds deed aud others, Rhlatirs,
Against,
Io1et I. HUBBARD, ElIab:,h Bradley and other,
Bsrsn Isrtt
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uoNEY aLYcERINI and o..dls s.sps 1t
II Hpa kxApI ABAK11N prg DesA
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THE oRATIoE.


Col. R'chGri Ysadon, (atired in the full uniform Of
10 Wellington Rsngers,) thea delivered an orsi'n, Of
yoich thu folio wing Is a synopsis:
Es congratulated them on the compilation OF the frJt
ro. .clli ram cui. for the defercs OF Charleston bar
bur-Th. Palm.t!o S!d.s. Tho name was one redolens
VI victory aud this noble craft, CONSTRUCTED. IS she haa
poen. under the direction Of the distinguished hero Of
D. K "a e1 oloit, aud commanded BY the lineal desceI-
u. o. taa iiIs:riou3 G vernon aud Dictator Of South
..rylul, Jlhl Rl,le1ge, would, be tlussed, prove her
10. IL -Ur:hy OF ,hs: glorious name. He then re
v5llfeI &c stirring stcry Of the tWsnIy'Sigh'h OF June
10. aud $40 30, hos hart-won WAS the uItqlal fight
,hlca 6rs. gave 10 S-u:h 0LroiiL her proud sodoriqusi,
".hs Palmetto S safe" A. the victory over the BRUSH
4 ct al Fort NGulrie had given an impulse to the csrs3
. If Independence, in an early stage OF the revolu ionary
s,ruySa. 80 the reduction Of Fort Snmter gave us the
prestige Of vlctory, in the very inoepuoH o. the present
| contest, aud was attended with an sosdt Shie1 lnsEired
| conf iencs, aud gave an toselented inpu sc TO our holy
cause. 1t ~oonferrei psm1 aad fame, TOO, on bAareeu d
| and RipleT, inspiring ~c1lhdene, in them - our leaders,
AID l. proved tue grIve OF the reputation OF tue feae
gAde K.utu:kisr, Anderson, who soiled the honors o! a
PLANT defence, by persistent treason 10 MS nauVe safe
aud section.
Asdrsdag h'aaclf, thee, 10 the N,trons and Midecs
Of the Palmetto State, too orator re!eTEed 10 graceful
terms to the deb. which our eiy owed then for this aus
plcioas event. He alluded to the lnaouon OF the Gov
ernment in the cona.ruc iol OF naval %defepQes, and
slowed how the Suggestion ard example OF one patriotic
tady had stirred N the oosoms oil the daugttsrs OF south
Carolina the Pre- sct OF building these very boats, over
me completion CT which they were 7 oicins TO day
Tae ladies, in every pari OF the State, Enthusiastically
snb ,aced the scheme, and came forward. In urge and
cheering nunbsIs, with their voive offerings az the
shrae Of pltriot. m-thsir free will oolAiions on the al
ar OF their count y. Donations 10 mon ", plate, jsvel
~, works OF ar aud i7Eelui;y, family relics, toksns OF
affection, the willows N t. Alt evsn bridal gfs, were
pouTsI FIR as from Gu eXhaust!es9 fountain, to arm
Charleston Eith the meSus OF naval ds!ence. The re-
sal: vas a gul5oat fund egcse9tug thirty thousand dol.
lars. This spirited aci)n Of our SoIea bad reused the
governments, ) az aud Confederate, from their torpor,
70 the cons. u,ion Of thess IWo noble iron clad steim-
ers. The proposition tina. the Ladies GnnooIt Fund
should be paid over to the Government for the privilege
Of naming the r5a.cltd steamer, thsn 10 course o; con
s.rucion BY hesHL. Marsh 4 Son, "Ths Pslne.to
SAFE" he'd proved agreesbls to the fair oontsib ltsas,
and il W, ros the speakers duty to fulhl tbs contract
Here the orator hslG, d q check for So 900 TO Capt In
graham, aud then pr oceeito pe,lJrE the baptism.
Thu c-RiIon rss interrupted by i!eQlsnt app .use.
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Jus. IS the Ger; nOly had been cosciudsd, the other
~gunboat, "The C5ieors," came stesning up from tie
lIwer ~Whssvts, and wrh cOlJrs fyiog, fore and stt, 81
Iuted her cousO.t. As the grim and ilvulnersble craft
ghded noselessly, but 10 sill the maj as,y Of conscious
might, up the Stream, the q imira,ion Of tie assem oltd
multitude broke forth in loud end prolonged cheers for
the "Ohicora" and hsr energetic builder, Mr.. E,son, who,
with 8 large numbes Of %clliEers, eoull be seen upon her
upper deck.
The pleasing ceremonial being over, the ladies we're
Invited into the wo kihops Of the Nsssra. Marsh, where
they psrtook of a bounIiiul collation.. The whole IF .r
passed "a Wiihou; any incident calculated 10 mar the
pleasure OF tho G 2ress {, G=esp ing perhaps a light
shaver, which came down quite suddenly, and created
some construction for u while bu: Ehich the la iicf,
with lheir usual good nature, aud in yisw of the e1.es.
ave heat, fiany pronounced a positive blessing.
With three oaesrs for tao Lad es' Gunboat "Palmet.
TO Hiatt" Gn- BSaurogard, Capt. Ingraham, and Capt.
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A, the youlg lad: IN 7s 81 Gs'z'-,) who val the
t st contribute, 70 the guaboi[ broke over the had o.
the iron sSss.i,i noas:sr a bo.,ls o. caoic, oil vine,
Obi. Yea4oa promo &C d III, fNo slag words;
VISA al, so'e mi ' and reverence, snd invoking o.
,hae tho btss G OF Almighty God, nCbls oosI, 'PJ.
ms,to STATE" ! oap'izs nee, in she name OF the pI.rioIi.
lad es Of South CG=GliuN Amen!
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The Removal of Judge Humphreys.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-There was a meet
ing of East Tennesseeans tonight, for the pur-
pose OF designating a suitable person to fiji the
vacancy caused by the removal of Judge
Humphreys by the judgment of the Senate
to-day. The meeting was attended by the
most prominent men of Tennessee, and was
presided over by Parson Brownlow The
Hon. Bailie Peyton, a prominent Unionist.
and who was Member Of Congress in Gen
Jackson's administration. seconded the nom
ination Of Col. @. F. Trigg, of Knoxville, TO
I'll the vacancy.
The Hon. Horace Maynard was deputised
to acquaint the President with the voice of the
meeting, and to request the immediate appoint
ment of Col. Trigg, that Unionists might hold
the courts OF Tennessee, and punish the rebels.
COL Trigg is an old and true Unionist and
became refugee on account of rebel prisoners
during tho early days OF the rebellion. 1t is
noteworthy that on the very night in which
Parson Brownlow was imprisoned in Knox
vile by the Tennessee rebels, Col. Trigg was
to be hung, but escaped by precipitate fight.
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From Washsnntnr


WASHINGTON, June 2S-Gen. King ar
rived in this city on Saturday evening about 8
o'clock, and proceeded at once to report him
self to the Secretary of War.
The report that General Banks is dissatisfied
with the order placing General Pope in COM
mand Of the Army of Virginia is not true.
General Banks is a soldier, and obeys orders.
Long ago he expressed his witness to form
junction with either Fremont or Mcdowell,
and act in the field subordinate to them if by
so doing it would contribute in the least to
crush the rebellion. The appointment of
General Pope wes no surprise to General
Banks #ME
Senator Wilson is still confined TO his room.
He is very weak, and suffers great deal
His symptoms, however, under Surgeon Dorr,
indicate that he will soon resume his seat.
The rumors here about foreign Intervention
are without foundation. Formal communities
tons relating to the Butler affair at New Or
leans or other comparative triiies, are readily
construed and magnifed into intervention.
Exactly the opposite is understood to be the
authentic news from abroad, and it is apparent
in all our foreign intercourse, there is an in
creasing respect for the Government of the
United States. The declarations in the House
of Commons, which came by the last steamer,
are conclusive.
The city is full of exciting rumors of severe
fighting near Richmond, and believed, but no
reliable intelligence concerning them has vet
transpired. F8#fs#
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HARMONIC SOCIETY.

lHE members of this society are requested to meet
i to night at my Office, corner of Union and Main
streets, about O'Clock in tie evening for taking into
consideration the celebration of the Fourth of July,
the Anniversary of the United States.
jy1-lt On. R. L. LASKI, President
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Highly Important from south Carolin,


The United States transport Ericsson, Capt
Lowber, from Tortugas, 10th inst, Key West
18th, Port Royal, 23d, arrived here this morn
ing.
She brings a large mail from all the above
places, and has Isl passengers, among whom
is Gen. Benham and staff.
She has on board fifty-seyen wounded SOL
diers, who were wounded in the late engage
ment on James Island. They are in charge
of Surgeons Craven snd Scholl.
She brought ftom Key West four compa-
mics of the Fortieth New York volunteers,
and landed them at Port Royal; also, the
Seventh New Hampshire, and four companies
of the First United States artillery, regulars
The United States trool Gen. Ben
ham, made an attack on IL % of June
10th, at four o'clock, and ed after
four hours hard fighting VI Is .oss Of 6G8
men, killed, wounded and missing.
The Michigan Eighth had $50 men left at
roll call.
Tho New York Seventy ninth suffered Sc
verely.
The Union troops were obliged to retreat
under the cover Of the gunboats
The Ericsson brings large mail from the
various points touched at
Gen. BIannan, from Key West, was ex-
pected to arrive at Port Royal daily.
Col. Perry, of the Forty-eight regiment, of
Brooklyn, died at Fort PULASKI on the Is h of
June, of apoplexy
The United States ship San Jacinto was at
Key West. All well.
The accounts of the fight ri James Island
as copied from the Charleston Mercury the
other day, turn out to oe substantially correct.
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Fellow Citizens, to you appeal, who have been
brow-beaten, harrassed and annoyed from the con-
mencement of this suicidal and unholy war, which
must soon end, will you shir duty and depend upon
friends from other States to come and guard from
the daboleal outrages Of self constituted olgsrchy,
in violation of every principle of humanity, even
common senseg No, my beloved countrymen, to the
manor born, or adopted, come forward and register
your names on the sotudes of time. beacon light
to unborn millions, that stand Leonides at
Thermopylae to guard against rebellion that fotce
may not usurp the place of law that one mans pro-
perry be exposed to the violence of another; that
the common band of society be not broken; that
tifee and fraud may not prevail over innocence and
simplicity that all things may rest in peace under the
protection of the old Star-Spanged Banner, and the
laws of of the freest governments in the world
that the weakest among the people may find sanctuary
in the public authority under the direction of old I'm
Gle Sam, who always takes of his soldiers and
pays all promises punctually.
This company will be stationed at Nashville in COM
Portable quarters, and if only remain in the service
six months bounty and land will be promptly
paid.
Office in the Irving block, Second street.
I A. CLARK BENSON
Recruiting Officer
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From the Mis- souri, Democrat.

fIVh ths missouri UeulOcFati
What signifies it that high above the gilded
dome of our beautiful Court House there floats
the "proud banner of beauty and glory if
notorious secessionist, who has not changed,
holds Office within? All he who raised that
flag must have been more of wit than q
patriot, or he could not have committed, as
Goldsmith would say, such an "incongrnous
montrOsity. Suppose
- painter gave TO view beauteoIs maid
Above the waist, with every charm array'd
Should foul fish her lower part uufold'
Would you not laugh such picture to behold
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HT OF o. nE soARDaRs.w -.
sook rooas for as ssassn-Is cuttin swell
asopr5u' At = tavsrn-ds United states Hetsl*
Ole Uncle Sans de landl0rdwe cat and drink our f-
nd Dc paonrcf DC Il dars nunin f0r de bin
., Hi Dinkum Darlzey,
De white trash can't afford
To take rooms at de tavern
r~r~ Rharde cuiIud gentry board. rr
1ie possum it luBy-but we've better grub cen dst
hoeeake It was 'nihoens, de sweet and fat
ut Possu, coon and hoeeake II bid you all faTeweli
aeawaulda't suit De 'siety at Uncle SANS Hotei
OH 0 Dinkum Darkey,
On don't you hear De boil
It's ringin' for de boardshs
At Uncle Sans Hotel.
and aon'tyOu know de bpardahs de accomplished D
oa scrushinatin' Pompey and de gallant MiEtah Snow
And all OBJ de born equals where dey dwell,
are goin to be boardah's Uncle sams Hotel.
o, hi 0 Dinkum Darkey, 90
Oh berry sure aa
De best of all de tayerns
Is kept by Uncle Sam
3e serushnatn POmpey, when he sits down to dine,
Just hear him cali the waitah, fotch along wine
And see de little white boys helpin Mistah Snow,
And bring chicken fxins to de lubly Dinah Grow,
o, Hi 0 Dinlsum Darkey
rs euttin quite swell,
1 8 TOOK rooms az a tavern
De United States Hotel.
Its mighty big old tavern dat United States Hotel!
thas sixty thousand boardahs ard it Communicates IN
we'll
1t has for all of Dixie an spec: they'll all b
here
Wild dar wives pickininnies endn oh de year
0, Hi Dinkum Darkey,
We have no bills to pay,
Dey charge en- to de whita trash,
hear dc landlord say.
Oh, take De mattoek white man de shubbel and d
spade
We boardahs hab no work do, all hab quit trade
But fore you pay do hoahd bills youn hsb tug an
sweat,
And wish you want white trash a Thousand times. II
bet
0, Hi Dinkum Darkey,
don't you hear de bell?
LIS ringn' for de boardahs
At Uncle SANS Hotel,
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NOTICE no COTTON BUYERs.

NOTICE IO COIION ia ERS.
BUYERS AND SHIPPERS from Memphis and points
ID on the Mississippi river above the city, shipping
Philadelphia, Baltimore New York, Boston, Prov-
dence, etc., by conveying their shipments to ]. E.
MOORE Agent the Pennsylvania railroad Louisville,
or N W BROWN & co. Agents, Cincinnati, win have
promptly forwarded, and shall have all the advant
age of through rate of freight from those points.
RICHARD G. MELDRUM.
ie29-iw Gen'l Travelling Ag't Pennsylvania R. r..
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
BOARDING..

A LADY and gentleman, two single gentlemen
II can be accommodated with board and a furnished
room within three minutes walk of Court Square.
Also two unfinished rooms, with board, for rent.
Apply this Office. l ie26-lW
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.sgfg Aeu.. ~as calling for these letters VIII

iareg mrs Kate L
lsckert miss Emma I
,eard mrs William . I
bishop mrs Martha Z
Ilacke mrs Emma I
bliss mrs c Jane !
3ourk miss keate ]
Book mrs n " ]
Brooks mrs Victoria 4 ]
Browne mrs Sophia A I
3ngnole mrs A
Buchanan miss Auna J
Gamers mrs j
Canou miss Mary
5allaghan Catherine
Cane mrs Margaret
Clifton mrs Martha E
Cook mrs Sarah
Cole mrs Lucy A 2
mrs Bette
miss Mary Ann
Cuneo miss Maddafenor
DaTie mrs " J
Dew mrs p
DeCardy mrs Fanny 2
Dills mrs Mollle
Dresser mrs Susan II
Boomer miss Ami
Egger miss Mary
Fackler mrs CM
Feltus mrs Chas l. .
FitZpatrick miss NoFah
FitzSimmons mrs MARY
Flaghaf miss Catherine
Foster mrs Nary c
Frazer nsiss + W
Garrison mrs Barbara
Gallery mrs Mary
Gilmer miss II Dodge
Graham mrs Ann
Gregg mrs Lucinda
Gorsuch Sarah f.
Hare mrs nary
Ham miss Nancy
Hainer mrs MATILDA
Hanna MRS G. w
Hartly mrs Rodger
Hug mrs Elizabeth
Henry mrs c S
Hewett mrs Cathariue
Henderson mrs Susan
Hunter mrs mary c
Holihan mrs Eugene J
Howard mrs VIM T
Higgins mrs Elizabeth
Jenkins miss Jennie
Jones mrs ] Riley
Jones mrs Rebecca
Jones mrs II =
Kay mrs X IL
Kelley mrs margaret
Keller mrs Sallie s
Klein miss Victoria
Kline miss Aattie Q
Lawler Eliza
Lemaster mrs VIM r
Lewis mrs i s
LEGO mrs Rebecca
Looney mrs r A
Love mrs Anna
Lynch mrs John
Lynn mrs VI !
McAlenny mrs Mary N
Mccarthy mrs John
Mcdonald catherine
McGehee mrs Sue +
McGorham mrs
Mckinney mrs catherine
McSOrley mrs NC
Mahaffey mrs J I
Mcguire mrs MA
Mathis mrs catherine
Martin mrs IL i
Macoe miss
Meia madame i
Megest mrs Margareta
Minter mrs Eliza A
Mills miss VIC
Mia mrs Mary
Murie miss Mary
Moran miss Mary
Montgomery miss Annie
Morris mrs Mary
Myers mrs A S
Neuson mrs Louisa
Nabirk miss Sallie
Newman miss F w
Noel miss Maggie
Noeller mrs Emma
Orue Mrs Anua Nj
Packer mrs II i
Parks miss Sallie 2
Paul mrs Frand II
Pendleton mrs II 2
Pickett mrs Ed Bufke
Pooley mrs Louisa
Proctor mrs
Prity Kow mrs Amelia
Rawlings miss Rachael
Raphel mas Jennie
Reid miss Laura
Reister mrs Addie E
Rohien miss Margaret
Rosebroughs A W NJ
Safferans mrs Sallie
Sanders miss Eliza
Servey miss ] NJ
Scott mrs Martho A
Shriver mrs VIM 2
Spiyey mrs Caliie 9
Spain mrs j Z d
Staub mrs Katharine
StedmBn mrs James O
Sullivan mrs Mary L
Sullivan mrs Anna
Sullivan miss Anua
Thompson mrs nary +
Tobey miss mary a C
Tucker mrs MA
Vance miss Mary L
Vergerson mrs Kate
Vigus mrs xary s.
Wallace mrs Mary
Waterman mrs Lew
Walker mrs Jane
Wash mrs NaIy J
Western mrs W w
Webb mrs A
Webb mrs E L
Western mrs W W
Whelan Sister Helen
v heller mrs margaret c
Williams mrs Harriet
Wiley mrs Julia V
Woodson miss minnie /
Wray mrs cornelia m
Yancy mrs martha P
Young miss Ameta
Yurly mrs John
2anone mrs James