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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27

HONOR TO The BRAVE DEAD.-The
funeral procession that attended to their
last resting place, on yesterday, the re-
mains of Lieut. Col Shanklin, was one
of the largest that ever marched, through
the streets of our city on like solemn
0ccasion.
The military turned out in large num-
bers and consisted of the following COM
panies:
Company G, 9lst Regiment, Captain
Hargrave; Co. C, 65th Indiana, Capt
Coleman; Co. D, Goth Regiment Capt
johnson; Vanderburgh Greys, Captain
Bisch; Washington Guards, Capt. Kroft;
Evansville Artillery, Capt Crook; Wal
lace Guards, Capt Reitz; Morton Guards,
Capt Carson; Evansville Rifles, Capt
Haas; Brownlow Guards, Capt Schoen-
laub; and one section of artillery, under
command of Capt. Rimroth, the whole
commanded by Col ]. W. Foster, of the
65th.
After the military following the corpse
came long train of grief-stricken rela-
tives and sympathizlng friends. The
procession was led by the Crescent City
Band, playing a solemn dirge.
The coffin, which was elegantly cover
ed with rich velvet, with silver mount
ings, was wrapped in beautiful Ameri-
can flag, inscribed with the names, "War
Trace, Perryville and Stone River"
scenes where the now sleeping hero had
nobly indicated his patriotism and his
courage.
From the residence the procession
moved up First and Walnut streets to
the Second Presbyterian Church, where
the funeral services were performed by
the Pastor, Rev W. 81. McCarer.
The services were solemn and impress
sive in the highest degree, and very
happily adopted to the occasion.
The folio wing gentlemen acted as pail
bearers, each in full uniform of the rank
they now hold or have recently held in
the army, and each bearing handsome
Col Jones of the 42d, Col DenDy,
late of the 80th, and formerly Lieuten-
ant Colonel of the 42d, Major Grant.
Medical Director, Major Cox late of the
Goth, Major Brown, of the 65th, Major
Butterfeld, of the 9lst, Adjutant Walk
er, late of the 25th and Adjutant Evans,
late of the 42d.
From the church the procession pro-
ceeded down Second street to Main, and
thence by Main street to Oak Hill Gem
etery, where his body was inferred with
military honors.
During the progress of the funeral
ceremonies, battery of artillery which
came up from Henderson to the Ken
lucky shore, opposite the city, fred min
ute guns
Thus has gone to rest in early tide of
manhood and his career of fame the
warm-hearted, Echivalric, and brave
Lieut. Col James Maynard Shanklin, of
the gallant 42d Indiana Volunteers.
whose history and fame, is so intimately
connected with his own.
No more will his clarion tones cheer
them on to triumph mid the din and
smoke of battle, for
although the battle may rage and wars thunder
rattle,
no more, no more, on his steed shall he sweep
Ger the plain;
He sleeps his last sleep, he has fought his last
battle,
No sound shall awake him to glory again"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27
REMOVAL

WE HAVE MOVED OUR STOCK OF FUR
hlture from our old stand, on Main Street,
10 the store IN Aiknan's Block, TWO oors from
sycamore Street, formerly occupied by Morgan &
Go, where We are prepared TO sell all kinds of
furniture at the lowest market price
J. H. IMBUSH co,
N.Y. First Street, near Sycamore
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27

To PHYsICIANs.-If you wish to pur
chase pure Drugs, Medicines, and Chem
icals at small ad s nee on Eastern
prices, go and examine KELLER q
WHITES stock, where you will find every
article that is needed by the profession,
and at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Their store is at No. 81
Main Street fmay4-d&wtf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27

B9p We are indebted TO Mr.. George
O. Hart, the popular clerk of the equally
popular Libertp No. 2, for copies of the
New Albany Ledger of Monday, in ad-
vance of the mails.
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WILLIAM REAVIS.


Attorney at Law and U. S. Claim
Agent,
Is authorized by the Government to pro-
cure Pensions, Bounty Money, Back
Pay, Bounty Land, Claims for HORSES
and other PROPERTY destroyed while in
the service of the Government, and all
claims, of whatever kind or nature,
against the United States.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By an amendment to the Bounty Law,
passed at the last session of Congress,
"All soldiers or other persons who hare
been or shall he, eGtter be discharged
within two years from the date of their
enlistment, by reason of wounds receiv-
in battle, shall receive the same Bounty
as though they served two years"
Office 954 Main street, over Keller's
Gun Store, opposite the Court House,
Evansville, Ind.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
Bg Good references given, if re-
quired. m23
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NOTICE.
u. S. 6 per Cent Bonds,

CANAL BANK, EVANSVILLE,
May 9th, 1868.
THIS BANK HAS THE AGENCY FOR THE
1 sale OF the Five-Twenty Years Loan. The
Bonds pay per cent interest in Gold, three per
cent every six months, on the first day of May and
November. No Government, State, City or County
Tax on these Bonds unless the income from them
exceeds $780, and on all above SGUO only one half
the income tax.
The privilege Of subscribing 10 this lean will
cease July LIST, t869
Circulars giving all necessary information to be
had on application at the Canal Bank, Water
Street WAI T. PAGE Cashier
my27tf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27

nG-Ihe city authorities are having
the alley extending from Main to Locnst
streets, between Sd and 4th, graded pre.
paFatory to being bouldered After the
rain, last night, considerable lake had
been formed in the alley, the water be-
ing stopped BY the crossing on the pave
ments
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27

H9- Indiana, according to official da-
ia, has furnished an excess of $4,000
men over her quota of the former calls,
which will 90 far towards filling her
quota under the next call for 100000
men.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27
Wanted-.A Street Sprinkler.

An enterprising individual who will
fix up sprinkling wagon, can find prof
liable employment, by calling on Mr..
Guild Copeland or Mr.. W. E. French.
my22.
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STRAYED.

ERoM THE SUBSCRIBER RFSIDIC -,
= 4 Evansville, Vanderburgh County. indiana n
Dark Bay Horse about sixteen hands high, a jifila
sP SPIN IN the knees. liberal reward Will he
Even ior ms return to me, next door TO the Unior,
mVs6 y Aaihasco. JACOB RoNKIl
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THANKS.

T DESIRE To Publicly THANK THE GEAR
TER Oak Insurance Company, Hartford Conn .
Ior the prompt payment, through their !, gent
Mr. Rudolph Kerr, of the amount of insurance on
inst. FRIEDRICH WAUNSTFnT IN
myI9-2w LIN.
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FESTIVAL PosTPoNED-We are re-
quested to announce that the Strawberry
Supper announced for Thursday night
at Crescent City Hall has been post
poned until Tuesday evening.
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Office.

Co-Partnership Formed.
I'VE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
me selves together for transaciing Boot
and Shoe business in Evansville Indiana at No 70
Main Street, at the old stand of w II Walker. in
the name and style of Walker & Evans.
WILLIAM ii. WALKER
my12 DE @. EVANS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27

For RENT.-The premises recently &C.
eupied by the Crescent City Bank, and
two Offices in the Second Story of the
same building. Enquire of
myl2-lw w BAKER
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Aid for the Sick and Wounded.

The steamer Courier left yesterday af-
ternoon for Vicksburg, with an immense
lot of sanitary stores provided at Indi-
annapolis, Terre Haute, and at the sani-
tary commission, presided over by Col.
P. Hornbrook in this city.
Accompanying these stores were some
80 or 40 physicians, 9 sanitary agents
and female nurses, under charge of
DR.. Billiard of indianapolis, and the
whole under the command of Gen. Stone.
who has won such fine reputation by
his active, earnest and humane attention
to Indiana's sick and wounded during
the last two years.
The following are the names of the
physicians, agents and nurses who ac-
company the expedition
DR.. Billiard, chief physician, DR.. W.
81. Wishard, Johnson county, DR.. W. B.
Fletcher, Marion, DR.. J. W. Hovey, Ma
rion, DR.. James H. Dodson, Jay, DR.. T.
B. Elliott, Marion, DR.. Ezra Read, Terre
Haute, DR.. G. W. Clippinger, Terre
Haute, DR.. B. Cramer, Thornton, DR.. J.
S. Elliott, Thornton, DR.. Thomas H.
Harrison, Lebanon, Dr. c. w. Osborn,
Thornton, DR.. John NJ. Youart, Lafay-
cite, DR.. W. NJ. Hit, Vincennes, DR.. NJ
Powers, Vinceunes, DR.. J. c. STANLEY,
Cambridge, DR.. A. P. Taylor, Cambridge,
DR.. Fl. E. Cowgirl, Greencastie, DR.. J.
S. Bell, Dublin, DR.. A. G. Preston,
Greencastle, DR. j. P. Champion, Ander-
son, DR.. VIM. Mitchell, Princeton, DR.. w.
J. McGown, DR.. A. G. Boynton, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, DIR. N. B. Sparks, DR.. James
S. Evan, Jennings county, Dr. 7. A.
Wilson, Brownston, DR.. ]. H. Payne,
Brownston, DR.. w. c. A. Bayne, Scy-
mour, DR.. Joseph Stephenson, PendIe-
ton, DR.. 7. G. Mitchell, Pendleton, DR..
J. W. Stranghan, Parkersburg, Dr. J. T.
Boyd, Indianapolis, Dr. Wilson Lock
bart, Danville, DR.. W. G. Kidd, Prince
ton, DR.. j. R. Hinkle, Sullivan, DR.. j.
G. McMeachan, Charlottesville, DR.. E.
W. Regain, Charlottesville, DR.. Solomon
/ Davis, Columbus.
Sanitary agents, F. B. Nopsinger, In
dianapolis, j. Fienney Deem, !ndianapo-
lis, A. A, Trueblood, indianapolis, A. G.
Crane, Indianapolis, E. C. Mayhem, In
dianapolis, J. Fl. Baldwin, Seymour,
Capt, Thos. G. Williamson, Evansville,
Gustavus Williams, Greencastle, James
Hook, Terre Haute.
Nurses, Miss Betty Bates of Iadianap-
oils, Miss Ellen Child, Indianapolis, Miss
Emma Henry, Indianapolis, Miss Nancy
HadIey, Indianapolis
The special train placed at the dispo.
sal of Gov. Morton arrived here at G
clock yesterday morning, bringing
most of the physicians, agents and
Capt. Ben Howard went out In COM
mand of the Courier and Mr.. o. B.
Hunter clerk.
The Courier will be a swift winged
messenger of comfort and relief to the
brave heroes who have SO gallantly
fought for the integrity of the Union.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27
FOR SALE.
Farms for Sale

THREE FARMS, ONE OF WHICH Is
=, L large and finely improved, lying near the
railroad between Evansville and Princeton e.
sale on easy terms. Apply on Second Street he.
tween Main and Locust, TO B.JDAy
apl6d&w2m
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27

Eg Mr.. VIM. Hannaman, President
of the State Sanitary Commission, is in
the city.
He accompanied the Sanitary Com
mission, who left for Vicksburg yester-
day, on board the Courier, thus far, and
superintendent the fitting out of the ex-
petition
MIR. Hannaman has managed the af-
fairs of the Indiana State Sanitary Com
mission for more than year with con-
summate ability, displaying a zeal and
activity in the prosecution of his work of
faith and labor of love that has been
worthy of all praise
The hearts of hundreds of Indiana's
brave sons have been made glad and
their sufferings relieved through his in.
strumentality. They and their children's
children will bless him.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27

R9~ Premium paid for Kentucky
money, for few days, by
div. CRANE, Brown, & Co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27

DIED.

At Bloomington, Ind, oil the 18th inst Mrs
SARAH A., wife of Hon. Paris C. DHnning, after
a pro'racted illness.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27
TAKEN UP.

A LARGE RED COW, WITH A CAFE A
week or so old The owner can get the same
by calling at the Flat-Boat sold Dick" near the
upper Saw Mill. mv26 3t
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NEW MUSIC.

FOREST QUEEN POLKA" Composed .bv
Prof Matthias. Price 80 cents each. sent Inv mail
AtWARREE & CONTIGUOUS.
Main Street. ~
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FOR VICKSBURG.
THE SPLENDID STEAMER
: II L a n 7 Q

a II / a n II Z Q q.
JOHN s. RICHEY, Master,
WILL LEAVE LOUISVILLE WEDNESDAY,
w May q, at O'Clock, p. m, Ior Vicksburg
and all intermediate points
Will leave EVANSVILLE, Thursday, May 2sth,
at O'Clock p. m, and CAIRO on Friday, ct
o'clock p. m.
The Atlantic will carry from the above points
all Sanitary Goods, Packages and Letters for Sold
iers, Free OF Charge.
Will take freight or passengers for all points on
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers that regularly
permitted
For freight or passage apply an board, or to
JNO. B. HALL, or
COX HUM PHREY, Agents
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For the use Of VIM. Heilman. Assignee,

William Boyle and
Samuel G Bradley
1T APPEARING BYGFFIDAVIT ON FILE
L in The flee OF the Clerk of the Court aforesaid
that the defendants above named are non-resi-
denis of the State of Indiana Notice of the pen
dency of the above entitled action (the OF ect of
which is to obtain leave to issue execution for the
balance due on ajudGment rendered at the June
term, 1857, of said Court against said defendants J
is therefore given to said William Bowie and Sam
uel G. Bradley, and that the same will stand for
trial at the next term of the Court aforesaid, to
be begun and held at the Court House in the City
OF Evansville, in the COUNTY and State aforesaid,
on the first Monday in September, 1868.
Witness Louis Richter, Clerk of said Court this
22d day of May. 1853.
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk c. c. P VIC.
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STRAYED.
SIS Reward.

CTRAYED FROM THE Understood. A
~ Light Brown Mule, about II hands high has
a black stripe each shoulder name and tail
Doth short viii pay the above reward to any
person who will return the Mule TO me al nv -;
dence, corner of Gum and Third Streets
= myN Nv G. A MFIIoN
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FOR SALE.
A Fine Family Horse

90 He is gentle, he is kind;
You can never, never find
&C, &c, &c &C., &c. &c.
For further particulars enquire of
JOHN ININS0N,
my26-2w Cor. Water and Leet Sts
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FOR SALE BY

H. }. sCHLAEPFER, Evansville
KELLER & WIFE
JOHN EARL, ne Grass
And by the Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the United States and Canadas
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-27
court Notice.

! In the Court of Com
STATE OF INDIANA, mon Pleas of Vaude. =
YanderbIIrgh County. burgh County, Sep
temter Term, 1868.
Franklin Boyle.
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An Editor il, Luck.

The six feet o! original humanity that
controls the c~.umns OF the Cleveland Ban
uer thus describes arstfc-k q luck he lately,
encountered
AN AanEsaDLg spEprlsE.-Thc other da.
We we're s;ar,d;ng 1T lnese presents pitch.
ins irl9 our colnpuSi;irg suck "brayi,r,' ct
The rate oi 2l0--hal tie, blues as only cd
tors hive thtn-noi col ing aco,Itincntai d-.n
for Tie world ucr the "bs'ai.ce Vi mankind"
without a Ell III our "wcasie skin"-cun
s.dering Whether We would commit slicide Or
ba q ca.diG-te Tor Congress. W iiis taus
rumiuat!ng. a ir;r!.d aipcohckcl oar window
and p~kei splietLii.g In our pockct-we sup
posed it VAS an ~iDiurIiu: nutcLiLc. aud US We
were indifferent about being bowed NJ, We
Just letIi STAY tLere. aficr tue gentleman
mad rasNed, as Inc thing Lad not exp.uded,
we concluded to eX:mine it more mlnutely.
We very cautiously slipped III CUR hand,
drew it ont and uurolied it. Conscience -!
what pretty pictures-four OF theiu-we could
not divlue what sort OF scenery they repre-.
.ented-ncver had seen tic liNe b-l,irc. We
called in the old aonian,n who pre.cndS TO
be Of u literary turn Of mind, somewhat ac-
| quain,ed with Lieroglyphics aid the dead
languages, to tell Us what sort OF " pictures"
they were. She first looked at tue i pictures
and then tara upon this :" beautiful boy" and
at Last exclaimed.
"WAy, old man, that is mOney-four $50
b;:sn
="That can't be- because they never make
but l, . and S. bills; Or at least this is OF
experieuce.a
nave been bushwhacking somebody, because
that is too much money for al editor to have
to come by it honestly >.
May time, old woman-a friend give il
to US"
"Who was it 2"
Almighty clever man, and it isna,s of you
business, nor nobody else, what his nalne !:
we are not Obliged to tell everything if we
do print the news. Go off, NE don't like tt
talk 10 poor folks"
"All right" as railroad men say.
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state OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
!
July22
CNADLEsToS, July 70, 1868

CNSHLESTuS, July i0, icoo'
70 The Citizens nj South Ca-o ind:
A N Immediate necessity exists for THREE
"a THOUSAND LABORERS, in addition to
those ordered by Col. Shannon, for q period not
exceeding go m;pnti,. The Act Of the Lcgi:'a-
mrc proves insufllrient to the procurement Of tie
labor nsl:ed for Ey The Confederate authorities.
The Executive OF tho State is, therefore,, r2luc-
family constrained to call urpn the patriotic, who
have made already 50. many sa~e.,fccs, to come
again to the MD of the State. This call is not
laalc without tho fullest. knowledge on tic fart
OF Len. Beau,egrd aud the E.eca.iye that tho
ueed is Most pressing. Let ever; citizen, without
u mnrosut's delay. send every haul no eau sI'a7e.
The safety Of the. Stale may, End tpu lives OF
many nf our gallMit m.lf ia the field vii, dcpenh
upon the mnnner in. which this call rre! uud-
ed to.
a discreet o~yr.5aer to every fifty hands Should
10 seu,. lie har1s should ti;rs spades. and
shnvcls. which viii DO returned, and o. supplied
viii three days 90 sNl ions.
The railroad gents nt tho dcpoIs arc requested
io Issue transportation tickets, copies OF which
they vii! furnish to Mainr ECHGAS, t wilma
the ~lahrrers will be rrp"F.ad.
The Executive ventures TO say The negroes will
be properly cared for.
G.ren under my hand and the seal Of tho State nj
Charleston. this 18th day of July, A. d..
f.. $ one thousaal eight hundred AID sixty
three. III. T.. BOS1IAM.
WM. r. HUNT, Secretary of State.
July-22 1t 20
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PROSPECTUS
yyIlE i'm lcr.isnea will issue, in a few weeks, It

TEVIlE I'm icrsigneds will issue, in n few weeks, It
4 I;ahmeni. Va.. o weekly joua n.l, is'bc cailcd
"fHE SOUTHERN PuEtliw
I: will be 'ic.T u duplicate IL size, faynl enG
general features of tho vnr.;i renowned London
" Puqchts &c long an Acknowledged Power in the
British isles in the reformation vi l",i.lir ilEuaes.
and tho enlightenment Of the public mimi. ilash-
ing Us it did will the genius III Hood, Of Jarrsld,
and n host OF wits. poets, md rhiiosh!'hic think
ers.
The
bring to the,dilicult task vi sncc,ssfc.ly Conduct
ing such a j.urnal ths advantages of capital,
abundant menu,l re.uu.c9s, and ~fracticai skill.
The editor, fer many years past, has been CON-
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largess daily papers, Of New crleaus and Mnii's,
while TIL, gentleman .ylo will have Charge Of the
Typographical aud engraving departments is I'M
surpassed in that. skill necessary for success.
Every number will be illustrated with rurlercus
cuts, appropriato-t1 the times humorous and Sc
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yors On tho continent-in artist whose name is
familisrtr .e rehding public of the South.
In f. tho undersigned arc determined to ma c
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A Fine Opening for Volunteers fromthe
Upper and Middle Districts.

Mai. Thomas, of the Arsenal Academy, is
raising a regiment in Charleston for the de-
fence Of the city, and all who can go down to
assist him will be gladly received. Now is
the time for our citizens-old and young, and
wesk-to unite their strength and hurl the
ruthless invader from the threshold OF our
State. Let us consider how much easier it
is to repel him now, than to wait I'LL he has
a foothold, from which it may be impossible
to drive him. Remember, it is not Charles
ton alone that's threatened-it is South Carr
DINA.
The State and Confederate authorities have
issued urgent calls to the citizens ofthe State
10 aid them, by5sending ito Charleston all the
labor possible. The work Of the next few
DAYS viii probably decide the fate Of Charlese
ton and with it the State. Though we feel
confident OF the result, We m2st impress upon
our people the eXigepcy of the occasion. Al
who cen, should send dowp even one negro
20 work on the Notifications. Private des-
PATCHES Yesterday from Charieston state that
i = ,r is rot sent DOM soon, it will be t%
Ia Every arrangement has been made fol
T. transportation, support and protection Of
negroes who go down.. l. is not the see,
board-it is the whole State. Let Charles
ton fall. and bu. q short time only will elapSe
before We nay be attacked here at the capi.
tal-the whole State will he oyerrun-we are
ali equally interested. Let all sectional feel
ING be laid aside, and let us struggle in one
causc.-Soath Caroiinian.
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List Of Letters

REMAINING in the Post Office ct Edscfeli
Ia H., S.. c., Goth june 1853. Persons call
luz for Letters on this list Will please say as
.y5rtiscd.a. Aad also provide themselves with tho
uhanye Ia ,uy luc sdyertis;ag !,
A, Bile D J II Achnrn, II Adams, Miss ~
Mrs l. II Adams, Mrs s Baughnian, s blackwell.
{, ID. FL p Cameron, 8, W A Grafton, J C'l-
lips, M;ss 5 Clark, Miss @ Calam, J M Coleman,
4 j .Cammsher. J W Dcnney, Mrs 5 ADougneFiy'
L D3Lbs, Z S Dunbar, Miss ii Everett
FIG, Mrs MA Fuller, 2. MISE Glnnton,
T. lf4r,i4, Miss W Heencrson, j Harlin, Hudson
& corburu, j Harris, Rev 5 Head, airs M u HAT
ris, A Iloi~l;.gsworth j N Hudson, L Holloway.
Y. INV K,nrick, :ars NJ S Kcmper, N a
Leonard, Miss & Il Lung, Miss S Lee, j Lewis, l.
go. = MrKi., = McAter. NJ Murrali' Mrs
Nu Morgan, MMcGr"w, Miss Muss', II IL May
n y, R.-Mi-s NJ L No" man, Mrs > zeal, MR.
powell. l. II Frs ocot,, u Palmnr' mrs rage
Mis- NJ 4 EadforJ, h Il Ryan, H"B ltaborn.
S, T., Wills III Samuel, J Smith, II ss!f
| Mrs IL Swsnrcnsin, i. i sprah'ey, mrs gu,
on.. Miss + a Swcare"sin, Mrs V Se'',' vi, i"
7; Shraly. Miss II A sn.ilh, Mrs 5 haiener' mis'
N Swourengin, Mrs N s%icnly, Mrs + ol.haNSs
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