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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-17

LADIES' CLoAKS AND SHAwLs. .
A full stock Of handsome Closks and Shavls, which
Will be sold very cheap.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
The Devirs Coffee Mills In the Army.

B. F. Taylor, the chstty correspondent of the
Chicago Journal. with the army of the Cumber-
land, in his letter of the 7th ult says:
Did you ever see one Of the devils coffee
mills? Well, | saw ten of them to-day, like the
immemorial blackbirds, " all in a row" | refer
OF course, to the Union Repeating Gun, invented
by man who once hailed from Illinois, bnt now
dates from Dixie an implement that might do
tremendous execution 10 skirmishing were it not
as liable to get out OF order as a lady's watch
Imagine big rifle mounted upon a light pair Of
wheels, and swung easily upon an arc of a circle,
by lever under the gunner's left arm, 50 az to
sweep the rascas like a broom. Imagine q COT.
fee mill hopper where the lock ought TO be, and
a crank to match. Then, here is little copper
box fitting the hopper. You Gil it with dozen
or twenty cartridges, clap it into the hopper, aud
the thing is ready for business. The gunner
seats himself comfortably behind the gun, ele-
Yates or depresses it with a touch, and takes
sight. Before his face, as be sits, and attached
70 the gun barrel, is a steel shield about the
shape of al overgrown shovel and inclined
little toward the miller. that shot aimed af-
fectiODately at bis head, glances and flies harm
lessly away. Through the center Of the shield
is a narrow slit-G Ia monitor turret-whch ena
bles him 10 take sight
Now, all these things ready, the diabolical
grst of bullets in the hopper, the gunner, if be
IS gunner. with the rudder under his left arm.
turns the crank with his right baud, and the play
begins. l saw one Of them work it was tick.
tick, tick, sixty to the minute, as fast as YOU
could think no brick, little French clock ever
beat faster. When the barrel gets hot, there il
another in the chest; when the grists are all out
and the battle over, you pack the whole affair in
a sort of a travelling trunk, slip in a pair Of
shafts, with horse between them, 10 twink
ing, and trunde il of as lightly as the cart of
Bowery butcher boy. But soldiers do not fancy
t. Even if it we're not liable to derar cement.
i is 30 foreign to the old familiar action of bat
'le-that sitting behind a steel binder" and
turning a crank is-that enthusiasm dies ost
here Is no full play to the pulses il does not
Ieew ike soldiers work
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
Union National Convention.


The Union National Committee met at Wash
ingtOn, Feb. 90, and unanimously agreed upon {
call for National Convention, in the following
terms:
60 The undersigned, who, by original appoint
ment or subsequent designation to I'll vacancies
constitute tue Executive Committee associated
by the National Convention convened at Chica.
go, on the 10th day Of May, 1860, do hereby
call upon all qualified voters-who desire the
unconditional maintenance of the Union, the SD.
premacy Of the Constitution and the complete
suppression Of the rebellion, with the cause
thereof, by vigorous war aud apt efficient means.
to send delegates to a convention to assemble
at Baltimore, on Tuesday, June 18th, 1864, at
IL O'Clock noon, for thr purpose of presenting
candidates for the Office of President of the
United States.
Each State having a representative in Con.
Congress will be entitled to as many delegates AZ
shall be equal to twice the number of electors
to which such State is entitled in the electoral
college Of the United States
resolution vas also adopted inviting the
Territories and the District of Columbia to send
delegates, subject to the determination by the
Of their right to vote
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
Tia soldiers, Voting Law.

We publish to-day in full the Law allowing
soldiers to vote in their camps We DO tins
partly because it will interest all the soldiers and
their friends at home, and partly because the
Democrats appear to have great hostility to Is,
and We wish every one to examine its merits for
himself. The Adrian WdtehtoweT declares it
"IxrAxoUs," and thinks " it will prove death
blow to the justice sad purity Of elections in our
our State"
The merits of the whole controversy can be
stated in sentence. The soldiers were mostly
voters at home could they constitutonaIy vote
in the camps' In answering this question,
each legislator was to follow bis own judgment.
He was to interpret the Constitution for himself.
The members did so; and a majority having de-
termined afirmstively, nothing remained but ia
frame law for the purpose as judiciously Al
possible. This has been done. The regulations
sre minute and particular, and seem to have beer
wisely drawn.
1t is not impossible that the military events o
the next eight months may be Of so decisive
character as to superseds the necessity Of usinI
the law at all
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
Wood. the Dentist, at Home.

FRIKNDs AND PArEoSs:-Again am at your service IN
any Of the departments OF Dentistry have bought the
patent fer Michigan Of Dr. Woods Plastic Furibls
Metllfor dug teeth-a article scarcely inferior 20
gold any case in superior and In all cases
superior to the soft gold plugs commonly inserted
sgbon extracts from onAls in my possession via
81 Dr. J. : Wood has long enjoyed the reputation q
being the best Dentist in Albany, and We know hin
10 be both skillfal and honorable"
"Prof. J. H. Armsby, n. D. VIM. Bailey, N D., o. @.
Bigelow, NJ D., Jas. l. BAbcock n d, d. C. Fondy,
D.. Levi Moore, NJ n, John Swenburn, NJ y. J N Dc
Iamsier, NJ. d. d. he Gran NJ. p, L C. Warren n n.
b r. Roman Ed Alb Spectator, L Tucker, I'd Country
Gentleman, and CutiVatOr. Or. VIM. Taylor and RArvy
Wendell druggists Aessrs. " ". wOOlford R. Andrews
". CrAnen, T, Andrews, Esqrs.i Messrs Robt Dorian
7 Squires J. wassOn, bankers hessrs A. B VOORHEES,
Ira Shafer W. s. Kelly, H. A. Leak slsaAe Edwards a.
Small, l. Houghtailing attorneys; Aessrs Elias Grim
T II l. Wilcox .sw. Iarcher D. d. c. Mink merchants
June 10, 1885. t2t-iy
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

CocOanuts are selling in Mobile at ten dollars
a piece
requistion was made few DAYS since on
the government for boots for the colored regi.
ment in camp at Quincy, Illinois The sizes
were so enormous that they could pot be pro-
cured at Chicago, and the agent had to telegraph
TO Washington TO know what was 20 be done
lie was ordered 10 have the regimentsl feet
measured and send to Washington, so that the
boots could be constructed there The sizes
range from los 10 POS. This regiment will be
apt to " trample on the rights of the South"
France is the home Of suicide There were
4, 81 self deaths in that country in 1860. the
annual number being increased from 1912 in
II 57. Suicide prevails more among men than
among women, and increases up TO the age Of
40 TO 50. The crime also increases during the
hrst half Of the yesr-January to June-snd
decrease then til December. This would iudi.
cate that il bad much 70 DO with the payment of
the annual bills. Drowning ana hanging are the
means most frequently employed, two thirds Of
the persons who commit suicide having recourse
to them; next comes fire arms, and then suffo-
cation by charcoal
" You look" said wag to pale. haggsrd
smoker, " Is il YOU had got out OF your grave
to light your cigar, ard couldn't ct back
again"
A Spanish girl, living near Alcaia, recently
murdered her lover, and not knowing what to
do With bis body, stuffed il into a mattress. on
which she Afterwards slept for FIVE nights. OF
course, the odor Of its decomposition revealed
the secret, and she has been arrested
In Idaho nothing goes as acircuhting medium
but gold dust. Every man carries bis little buck.
skin pouch and, no matter What be purchase L.,
be pays for il in the precious legal tender Of lbe
realm, which Il weighed out on scales kept for I
the purpose, whether the article bought be a /
cigar, horn OF whisky or something Of more /
H.ility and value. The minimum of values Is q
quarter of dollar, and the weights are grad /
uAted from that sum Up.
Two soldisrs on guard were recently found
murdered in St. Petersburg. Il vas suggested
that the eyes Of the murdered soldiers should
be Immediately photographed, in The hope Of
successfully testing the discovery recently made,
Ebeo, TO the surprise Of al, the result was The
production Of the portraits OF two soldiers Of
be private guard, az the palace, on whose breasts
Eere the insignia Of the Cross OF ST. George.
The murderers we're al once sought out and ap-
'rehended.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
~ Whafaxar q

t8- Whatever grave mistakes Gen. Grant
may make Greater, it should be set down to
bis credit that he showed consummate ability
and good sense on a late occasion, where most
Generals would have shown their weakness. He
was compelled, in St. Louis, to receive a CON-
Plmentary dinner: and, of course, in response
TO the toast" Our distinguished guest, Major
General Grant he was obliged to make .
speech, which was reported in full, as follows:
GENTLkNES-In response, it will be impos-
h6le for me to do more than to thank you"
BE was 20 situated that be could not talk on
any subject military, civil or political. without
having his words inexperienced, distorted or
perverted; and therefore be wisely said nothing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
Lansing, Mich, Jan 1864.

e$- The correspondent OF the Pittsburgh
Post gives a sad account of the moral condition
of Washington. He says:
" Washington is full of strangers, and it is ev-
ident. from the way they carry themselves. that
their concern about the war is not so great as to
shut out other eIeitements. The chops" at
Wizards are usually full aud gay; the levees at
the White House are thronged; the theatres are
crowded; the parties given by our Government
magnAtes and by private citizens are not only
numerous and full, but marked for their profu.
sion of dress and parade; the billiard tables are
10 active demand; the drinking saloons are over.
flowing. and tobacco and cigars may be regarded
as legal tender. Washington is a rare place,
just DOW, for mud, pleasure and corruption and
If Parson BrownloW should visit US be would feel
more than ever the impulse to steal something
Everything fOurishes here except honesty and
religion; and if the good lady who feared for
orthodoxy because the doctrine Of total depravity
scas not It'ed up to, should chance this way she
would find such splendid examples as would
quite allay her fears"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

~ The Detroit Free Press has a half COL
umn account of an important contest vulgarly
known as a " cOck-fget," between the Ann Ar.
ooreAns and Detroiters, in which considerable
sums were lost and won, on both sides. but the
Detroit birds, on the whole were victorious.
Each bird was weighed, and was managed by a
" handler" and was known by a name, or By
some fancy designation. Can the citizens of Mich
igan find 10 better amusement than the imits-
ton OF the degenerate Spaniards of Cuba' The
hight between Heenan and King was far more
manly and digni6ed than such contest.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
The New Loan Taken

1t is with much qualification We announce
that the 100000 per cent. Michigan War
bonds offered by the State Treasurer have been
taken at an average premium of per cent
The amount bid was $685., 600, enough to cover
this loan, and the new war loan authorized by
the late session Of the Legislature, II that had
been offered. This, il We mistake not, closes
the 81, 900, 600 War loan authorized in 1861,
and which has been most judiciously expended
As will be seen in the detailed statement in an
other column, much the greater portion of this
loan has been taken by our own citizens
Ado. and Iri6.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
Il the Qsaasd Electors o. The several wards q City
o. Lansing, o. MOncay the 7th Gay q March next.
u the FirEt Wsr1-at The Seymour House;
In the second Warc-zt the Conmon Council Room;
n the Third Ferd-at the Edgar House;
n The FO1rth Wzrc-zt the 0neiea Ho1se;
A. which time the question VII be voted upSn, b bal
II, q allowing and payi1g adFaocss pledges made
by individuals for the purpose q raising bountes Tor
volunteers 70 I'll the quotas Of said wards under The
two zst calls BY the President % the United 5tates,
next preceding the 10Th day q January, 1884;
And also. such election the electors viii detsrmins
By tie b raised Tor bo1ntes 70 volunteers
1ter any cal q the President since the 20th day q
I411zry 1884 AZ whether the shall be raised by
tx IOzE-
By ORDER OF The COMMON COUNCIL
JAs. B TES EYcK. City Clerk
Lansing FEB "a, 1854 l-td
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

A daring attempt was made recently to ere
the House Of Refuge at Rochester. n Y. Three
boys from II to 10 years Of age, conspired to
sst fire 10 the chair shop Of the institution, with
a view Of making their escape during the confu-
sion that might ensue. Failing 70 touch the
match themselves, they induced two younger
boys to do the work. They performed their
part, but through some miscAculaion as to the
time, the FIRE occurred earlier than was intended.
and hence was discovered and extinguished be-
fore any serious mischief vas done. The plot
was desperate one and would have been disas
tross, if successful
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
Auction Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL
u az auction, on the premises known the Chilcott
Farm situated some miles from Lansing the Lansing
and Battle Creek state road ard ADJOINING Aietts coal
bed. IN Delta on Tuesday March . 1864 a. 10 oeock
NJ, the following property, 70 wit span o. horses,
yoke o. oxen three year old colt cows ysarling
steer wagons ! sett double harness 2 bob slsigha
plow harrow sap pans grain cradle stoves. and otbsr
farming utensils Also, 20 sheep 20 let span q hor
So and considerable other property expected from
stance, 20 be cisposed Of Al The above sale.
TERNS.-An AmOunts under g., cash % delivery: s.
AID upwards, nine months credit for approved sotss
" l. LYON
Delta FEB. q 1854. lsIw2s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
Female Colleges.

Some time since the joint resolution Of the
Legislature Of Michigan, asking donation of
public lands for the endowment of Female Col
leges, was presented in the House and referred
to the Committee on Public Lands. In order
that the committee might have the matter before
them in some tangible shape, Mr.. LOngyesr has
drafted bill TO accomplish the object 10 view,
which has been introduced aud referred Ii is
proposed by the terms OF this bill to donate 10
the State an amount of land equal to %, 900
acres for each Representative in Congress, for
eHdOwing one or more Female Colleges in the
State as the Legislature may dlect The
Legislature is required 10 accept the grant
within one yesr after the passage OF this act
The expense OF selecting the lands and OF the
management aud superintendent Of them, il to
be paid by the State so that all the proceeds
arising from the sale may be applied without
diminutiOn in endoWing the college or colleges
agreed upon. Tue annual interest, al six per
cent, is to be used in supporting and maintain
lining such institutions but no part Of the prin-
cipal or interest be used in puI chasing site,
or erecting buildings. The committee have
come TO no conclusion upon the bill vet il is
regarded az certain, that favorable report viii
be made Correspondent Of tie Adrertiser and
Tribune
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

DARK WITHoUT-CHEEKTUL WITHiS. What
matters Though the RACES without and clouds
obscure the sun al cheerful IL tie house5old Il
cannot bit Be pleasant within = The good ho1ssEs las
lice hight biscuits sor supper - she VII surely have
By using DeLznds Chemical sssrzius article sold e
al The best family Froesries u TIE Cshlst s.aies
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
For Sale.

1--WE ACRES OF LAND, DIRECT
Il LIZ opposite the residence OF Mr. hcRibbin, On
Ezaoeth street can be bought for Five Hundred Dol.
lars good horse and two horse wagon taken part
pay Also, 70 acres adjoining city q Lansing, beng
ths east half Of north west quarter o. a. town
north Of range vest, can be bought very cheap By
applying soon 70 J. 8. HARR1H,
HW4fl n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
Special Notices.

So whAtan amount Of Suffering and Dissas. .mOar
The volunteers would be prevented By the free u. AZ
HonOway's Pills and Ointment For wouud, sor,. ,,s
SeGrvy, the Ointment is a certain cure, and for BOvsl
Complaints, Fsyers, Small POx. &C. the Psns are ths
best medicine in the world Only 50 cents per box or
Dot %,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
49, SAVE YOUR LIFE. 20

Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Kidney Complaint. Sick and
Nervous HsAasehe Neuralgia, Gravel letter, Bsrbsrs
Itch and Badness Treatise on the above Diseases
With their speedy and permanent cure sent free 10 any
address. Address 5. c UPHAN, Ne. I'll south Fourth
Street. Philadelphia Pa. 46lms
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
AZ DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED "a

Dyspepsia. matter how long standing, yields a.
once TO UphAms Dyspepsia Cure" The effects Of thu
remedy truly magical Try II and be convinced
Price 81 box sent post paid 10 any address BY $
Upham 2ll South Fourth ST., Philadelphia, Pa creu.
lars sent free. lfim6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
TO CONSUMPTIyEs.

Co1sumptiVe sufferers viii receive = valuable pre-
seripti0n FOR the cure Of Consumption AsthEa Brsu
chiiis and al Throat and Lung affections, free q,
chArge) BY sending their address 10
Rsv. F. A WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG
457w6 King, Co, New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

I OFFER FOR SALE, AT LOW FIG
URES. for Cash, my residence Cedar Street con
sstng Of two lots, each 5rl5 rods, with good and
connoofODs house, good barn excellent well Of water,
nice frrit orchard and al the appliances FOR comfort
and corvenieDcs Also, house and lot next north q
the above resi1e1ce Also IS lots block IA Also,
house and lots block 7. Tine vii Be given FOR tie
pay snt o. portion Of The purchase price, desired
viii also take from TO 10 good horses IN payment, at
. fair valuation Come and Iook Al ny property
Go. ! PAJ<S0SG
81 leIul
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
So THE FRENCH PREVENTIVE 20

Nightly Emissions eneetuAly prevented without he
Of medicine By the or The French PREVENTIVE
ths greatest invention OF the age. Price 81 seat
post paid 70 all parts Of the country. Address Dr.
CURTIS Box ee97, Post once, Philadelphia Pa orru.
lars sent free 46im6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

RECITATION. - Redmond papers announce
that the steamer Advance, which recently ran
the blockade, brought 5000 packs of csrda-
Foreseeing the fate Of the coufederacy. JEFF. las
doubtless ordered this large invoice to While
away the prison hours Of himself and bis Co IA
borers in crime.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

E In recent speech in Philadelphia,
Gen. Meade stated that since the army Of the
Potomac left its lines in front of Washington,
in March. 1851, not less than one hundred thou
sand men have been killed and wounded. Such
a record proves the valor and devotion of the
troops.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

The Missouri Legislature have passed the
Emancipation Convention bill by vote of 90 to
81, after amending il so a. to postpone the cleo
ton Of the members of the Convection to No
vember. The amendment, was adopted by the
close vote Of 60 70 81.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
FROM IDAHO TERRITORY.

Capt. Fisk, of the Northern land expedition,
has arrived a. New York from Idaho, en- ro.t.
to Washington. The reports that this band
we're killed BY Indians is untrue, as all returned
safely. Captain Fiske reports $4,000, 900 in
gold dust there, awaiting transportation to New
York.
There are over 900 miners on the ground,
mostly old CaliforniAns. Capt. Fiske has q mug.
get valued at $3.50, present from a miner to
Mr.. Lincoln. He estimates the emigration to
Idaho this summer at 100, 900. The gold regions
Of the Yellow Stone is under the Northern base
Of the Black Hills, and in all the gulckes leading
into the Big Horn, principal tributary to that
river.
Over $4,000 negroes have already enlisted in
Tennessee. Enlistments in the middle district
are At the rate of so per week.
After skirmish Of two or three DAYS. our
forces have captured and now hold Yazoo City,
Mss
New York, Feb 81.
The Times Newbern letter to the 18th re-
ports the final retreat of the rebel force
New York, Feb 81.
Washington dispatch reports abe capture
Of II blockade runners on the Lover Potomac,
with large amount Of valuable goods and
Arge rebel mail
An officer from Big Black River reports ,hs.
ust before reaching Jackson our forces engaged !
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

eE- The Lewiston, Maine, cotton mills en-
plOy about thirty five hundred hands, and run
more than one hundred and forty six thousand
spindles.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY

Symmetry Of Form,
YOUR HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS,
BY using that Safe, Pleasant Popular and Specific Rem
edy known as
HELhB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU
Read the advertisement IN another column and pront
BY it.
DISEASES And srEPToNs KSrNRRArKD.
Cut out aud preserve It. You may not require 70
but may al some future day.
1t gives health aud vigor TO the frame
And bloom TO the paid cheek"
Il Saves Long Suffering and Exposure
Beware Of Csunterfsitsi Cures Guaranteed lms61
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

sAPOSTIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE FAMILY
SOAP MAKER.
WAR makes high prices S4poniher helps 10 reduce
them. It makes Soap for Four a pound BY using
your Kitchen grease.
Ia CAUTION ! As spurious Lyes are offered also, be
careful and only buy the Patented articles put up In rOs
cans, all others being Counterfeits.
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING 90.
PhiladslphiA-NO ~ Walnut Street.
4s7m3 Pittsburg-Pit Street and Duquesne Way.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
IST OF LETTERS remail

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l[Post Once at lansing Mich. February Is 1865 All
letters advertised subject charge Of one
cent Persons calling for them will please say Adver
tised 30
Haett Martha
Allen, Christina Mrs. Hall, Jerome
Allen, Elijah HUT Mr.
Allen, VIM. Hutchings, Hiram
B Hany, Edward
Beman NinsOn Harrington Geo.
Bailey 5. Z Mrs HUI sarah J.
Bailey, Jane Mrs. Hutehens Asher
Blue, Ezekiel Huntley \ c
Burr, =. Mss Hemcnway. L II
BrAdsh, l. Huistt, Harriet
Bliss, A. l. Hall, James r.
Bennett, Jane Miss
Bush, Gently }. Mrs LAmphere Lemuel
Baker, Geo. H. Linen, Michael
Balch W. Leighton, y
c,-,. o.,..,,o Lsady Mary Miss
Cole Gsorgew Morse, Hsrrus
Cole, John Myers, Allen
Mcbride, n =
Diiiabaugh, Sarah Neveus Jany Mrs
Deibold, Josaphino
Denson, Ethan Parrish, sarah Mrs.
Doyle, Edward Parker Jay
Damon, J. b. T.
Durand, Betsy L Mrs. Peterson, LinOn
Elliott, Derrick Mrs Smith, Remy A Nrs
smith, = ). Mrs.
J Jordan, Pennelia Smith, Eizabsth
, sazel william
F1nnis. Mary Mss Thompson Sarah
Try Caroline Thomas Perry; ~ n
Glarou, Elizabeth walker, J. B. Rev.
II williams John
Hosinger, Susan 2 wsa1el, WIN.
4. LOSGYEAR Pm