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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Al meeting OF Caornians, held in the pariors OF the
eropsr tribute u respect e he late
motion Of Ferdinand a,.auit ESQ Major Geuer. Joseph
traced the ohsractertcs 81 departed friend In feeling
and appropriate remarks on potion q John ks q a.
prevailed that the Chair appoint committee Of three TO re-
The Thar then appointed tho following committee John
q Earl, willard y. Farewell and q y Wadsworth, who
reported the following resolutions which we're
whereas the friends Richard NJ Josup. citizens
sspc, Tor his memory ,ogeer for the pur
pose expressing their :. his u.nsiy deecae and
held while living by the community in which he 70
During The past sixteen years Ia. been
q tie founders Of Acre,n aivi.son on u. shores 2,
The Pscneas ono on our ron ,se p rsoa
during tac subsequent evenuu - ~ anomalous sd
pospsry always fSns escr oSsa,n d good eisS
shphe has enjoyed ,he entire rc.bst and se"n o. W.
ana private trusts exact and ungu led honor
good works calculated 10 promote The sell re OF
M Ss relief s II ,se ~ s sns aSue upon
battle helds In Other channels his generosity we Open
handed. Ills good deeds oil many brgh p"ges o. W. er~
nsao,ed That ~ Richard w. Jessup has Passed sway
he long and widely known rxcapi IN enl ~ o his
manly virtues and with sincere and lasting respect TO his
Resolved That bowingt 70 the will Of the GREAT Roier Of
MIA II. sorrow Of he beesscd family who 6ays been
ci ~ the seemingly untmey end o. ~ honored
Rsaovef That copy Of these resolutions he transmitted
the father ~ the ceased to the Society Of California
a. T',nsasd 'i IN tie Nov York iereid,
,,onn 9; EARI.,
JAS. q. h. WhDsWoRrH,
49,. ccmmi',ee % ~. ~. r ol,' tpg 70
Brooklyn perform The sad rites Of bmia % Que p c"o'
General JOSEPH Il. HOOKER 9s'rmau
G. A. csArs, Secretary.
s,.r~e yxcr.h y ,oxxtuY.--Fos Mari ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

100
In order to enable the citizens OF the various
see the number of men raised and be raised have
prepared the following table, showing the ward quotas
the number drawn and the number left undrawn:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
City Intelligence.

visrr or INDIANS 10 The Bio CIrY"-The throng
usually moving quickly along Broadway was brought to
complete stand last Friday by the unexpected appear.
ance Of large number Of Indian chisfs in full pnDopy,
a. they proceeded with stately and erect carriage cek
ing neither TO the right noro the left from their car
rige TO the Howard Hotel Being decorated in the high
checks foreheads with punes Of feathers their
heads and their scarlet Blankets trailing like broadway
bellies robe, on the ground they presented marked
contrast the business throhg that barely stopped in
Six of the chiefs are winnebagoes and i've Omahns.
They left last evening for their homes in the far West
and as they employed their time while here in
visiting many places Of public interest in the
city,. will, doubtless, give their tribes the
benefit OF their experience on their return.
The chiefs lately IN Washington, cndeavoring TO
secure permission from the government 10 have the
Wnncbagoes remove from Dacotah Territory to the
Omaha reservation Nebraska territory Congress did
give them the required permission but the President
accorded them his consent which they viii act upon
The names Of the Indians follows :-Winnebago
Chefs-Lttle Beacrie, Little Hill, Whirling Thunder,
white Breast Young Crane and Young Prophet The
United States interpreters accompanying them being
Mitchell st. Crye and Alex Peager Omaha Chicfs-Jos.
Lafeche Standing Hawk, Little Chief, Noise and No
KNIFE. Interpreters, II Chase and l. ia s,l
on their way home. Their visit TO Washington was IN
reference changes about TO be made In the Quilt
walton Of their lands.
CAPTAIN RrmEr PRoxorEp-At drill or the Fourth
company, Seventh regiment, held Monday evening,
their captain VIM H. Ribot presented with the com
mission Of brevct colonel having honorably served tho
period required BY Law commandment OF the company
Colonel Rbet joined the Fourth company ~ 1883 and
elected captain In 1s4t and having faithfully and
efficiently discharged his duties has received the ap
pointment Of brevet colonel from Governor Fenton.
FIRE IN HARIKx-Besween six and seven o'clock on
Monday morning q fire broke out In an outbuding
attached to the stable owned by Dr W. a. Wood Third
avenue near I2ist street. The flames soon extn
guishcd Damage about hundred dollars. Insured
in the New York Equitable Insurance Company for one
thousand dollars The origin Of the IRE IS unknown al
present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
THE FRESHETS.
Additional Details of the Great
Loss of Property.
STARTLING AND INTERESTING INCIDENTS.
RETIREMENT OF TEE WATERS.
&C., &C., sc.
Sc.

Tho damage by the high water to tho Erie Railway
been far repaired that trains running between
New York and Chemung and between Addison and Buff
falo. The gap between Chemuag and Addison Is being
rapidly repaired and through trains will probably
their trips within twenty four hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
HaIe's Honey OF Horehound

Hair Restored for A1,COO.-No Difference
how bald how long bald Money not paid until the hair -
fully restored Address \ X bon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

certain cure coughs colds influenza hoarsenes dim.
cult breathing and an affections OF the throat bronchial
tubes and lungs leading 70 consumption The Honsy
pen.raes heals nil parts OF the throat anl
sas ~ all druggists. C'ARLEs DowNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

,lrly cure catarh cattnh. catarrh bronchis thrca,
coughs colds diptheriw. and The hr~e
800. III consumption, FOR sale NY nEMAs BAkNIS \
co drugrsts, q PAN row HhoBNh 40 us Z n ~
dpwg,s 40 Washington street, Boston, Mass, wholssals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

No More Gray Hair or DaldneS.-45
years practice by DR., GRANDJEAN. Aston place Advos
lssx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Grover d Bakers First Premium Elas-
stitch and Lock stitch sewing Machines S9e broadway
Now York. and rs Fulton street, Brookiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Genin, 513 broadway, has introduced
his spring Styles Ladies' Misses Boys and In
fans Mats Trimmed and untrmmed Mhole.ale and retA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

M~ssrs. Fowler 4 Wells, Ihrcnolog ista,
give charts OF chs racer daily, at $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Highen Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines. WHEELEE A WILSON 6l5 Broadway. See
Wheeler Wilson's Button Hole Machine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

piles, PiIss.-A Certain Cure for Ble eds
or Itching Piies Use Dr. WINNERS FILE sUPPosiToH'
Agent for New York 16t Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

OswEco, March %, 1905.
The volume Of water passing through tho Oswcgo river
is larger that ever before known and IL still increasing
About onethird Of the high DAM miles up tho river
was swept away last night A portion OF the starch
factory submerged two throo feet and fears
tertained for its safety The Golfer dam, above and
under the iron bridge is entirely gone Tho canal boat
Hyperion was carried into the lake. and Is total wrock
portion OF the lower bridge at Fulton has been carried
away and the lower part Of tho town. along the fats
0verfowed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Cherokee Pil1s-Female Regulator.
Sold by all druggists 81 per boz Thirytwo page pauD
phst free Address DR.. w. ii. MERwIN CO., 6s Liberty
sreet New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Chinese Wash Silks, Pineapple Goods
Panges Lutongs Nadrass Handkerchief and othss
articles be found FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE,
$50 Broadway between Thirteenth and urteenth sta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Old Eyes Made New.
pamphlet directing how 10 speedily restore sight and give
up specaele without aid OF do,tor medicine Sent ~
mall free receipt Of 10 cents. Address
l.. u. FOOTE, MD, ll30 Broadway. New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

secret worth Enowing.-F"r Mari' ~
frinnis ltis. Safe harmless RELIABLY Ahsce itcc' -
SYsls DE- S.rtis. box o. lg Now york fost ofos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Jojnts ana
all diseases OF the feet cured by DR. xACHARiE, ~
Rraa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Prizes Cashed in all LeGalixed Lotte-
j. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street, New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmess reliable instantaneous The only pcsfeso
bye Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Cashe6
In gold Information furnished Highest paid fu&
Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers, Is Wall stroeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

Fest M5l1cr's Hair Dye.-Hest In Qnn ~.
ty cheapest price Try IL Sold BY druggiss Depot -
~ nav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

A.-Phalon Says that Life Is Full OF Com.
tradctons For instance the gay Hnds then
sands of CERE US admirers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
DctentfOn OF Stock Trains ON tho New
York Central Railroad.

Owing TO detentions the New York Central Rail-
road in consequence Of tho nundaon stock trains
have arrived since Thursday and tho total supply
sale for the week only reached thousand leaving
ffteen hundred still to come and which
ly arrive in time fer the weeks New York market Be-
Of the small supply holders have advanced prices
half cent per pound and four 1--WE hundred head
have changed hands at the advance. There Is nothing
doing in sheep or hogs The market is hcayy and there
are no buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Tho Provost Marshal Of the Fourth district received
orders yet continue the revolutions Of the national
wheel. Tho business of the office is now confined to
recruiting and serving notices those who were so
fortunate as to draw prizes last week. The drafted men
thus notified VIII not, however be called upon to serve
N the quotas Of the wards in which they reside are filed
I'm any reasonable time. Committees for recruitnc
already organized in the Four. Gnu Sixth wards and
their example will probably be followed in all the wards
81 the distrsS Immediately. Confidence is expressed
that the quotas Of the several wards will be ned by
Lecruiting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

For throat diseases and affections Of the chest BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" or Cough Lozengcs are Of great
value In coughs irritation OF the throat caused by cold,
unusual ercron OF the vocal in speaking In public
or singing they produce the most beneficial results
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
Important Order OF General Pope K:eSs-
tive to Martial Law.

ST. LOUIS March q, 1886
An important Gen sra Order from Genc,si Pope is pub
iished to-day, which is tho first step towards giving
practical effect TO the views Of his recent letter to the
Governor II directs that as soon Us Information shall
BIO received from Governor Fletcher OF the re- establish
ment OF the courts and civil authority any county or
district the profnscuous OF mart al law there
shall cease provost marshals win be Immediately
released from all duties except those strictly
military All prisoners In their custody,
charged with offences amenabe to tho civil
tribunals for trial. shall be turned over to such tribunal
pe military authorities reserving however the right to
Try by military conn ssion blshwhackers gleras and
o;h armed outlaws hen they deem it advisable The
military oicers are To furnish assistance the civil
authority In the execution Of processes whenever called
on being careful in doing not supersede the civil
authority All officers and soldiers enjoned do
everything IN their power TO promote the establishment
OF civil law IN the state but without relaxing their efforts
to hunt down and destroy guerillas bushwhackers and
other outlaws
The General admits that the attempt TO restore civil
administration after four years reign of martial law will
be attended with difficulties But he appeals the can
dor and OF the people sodiery make
these difficulties as light possible He regards gue ,as
as outlaws and enemies entitled to mercy and requires
them to DO treated without mercy But he sternly pro
hibm military officers and soldiers from becoming lawcss
and tyrann cal under prctencc Of unfolding law and
enforcing justice and enjons upon them the duty Of
being the respectful defenders OF the civil authority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

n
America justly proud Of her beautiful ladies, but how
many their beauty, and lose their health and youth, be-
prcnaturely old in by nsgecng TO tAks
of their teeth There be for tht
sOZODONT, pronounced By all worthy place bctwes1
the sweetest lips be had In all civilized countries
Sold BY druRgsts and perfumers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

A silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. No. sos Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

shipping News
Arrived from New YoIkEIcelsor at Antwerp Argentine
at bordeaux. Enchantress at Cacn
From Portaud- Fdwcston Brothers at Deal
From Callao-Carrier Dove Queenstown.
From st Thomns--Young Mechanic at Newport
Ship Charles Quinn. from philadelphia for Hamburg =
aground Cuxhayen and likely become total wseoA
Crew saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
The Southern Telegraph Limos.
BALTIMORE March 10, 1885

Tho break in the telegraph at the Susquehanna not
yet repaired and all messages have 70 be sent the
river by boat This necessarily considerable de-
lay but 1t will probably DO remedicd In tho Of
1t Is not known yet TO what extent the cable Is
damaged. II is probably only broken loose side,
and as soon as the high water passes OIL can % read
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Tke Vote OF South Carolina for Members of
Congress. \
KENNEDY, AIKEN. MCGOWAN, AND FARRo%,
ELECTED TO CONGRESS.

oe1uaEB1A December 1.-The official returns for
Members of Congress from South csrOlna present the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-10
SUFFRAGE II CONNECTICUT

u pos5 IL e Csnaeclissi bass record
81 ssote ai.ieh we believe d. rill %,
aay nge "a psrk a. ,oip3 pros
81 qoo..ea i uspFa - iAs baassl q
r ssnce, as8 aeiae3 egans' j. gag
y eoarsa ~ a. Har Cd so'ss ef rss
tea hua3rsl lrie'lgsn hesfoes j. that
State, asa mus base vete8 jhes 10 .us.
Jan a. tar Al loials les Rsiasialss sal
prejudice. 3 n Soath i IS nls ID llis
s,eN fiat It's tssta las aay ihaaiasus q
TIE sos,l~,ss people,. wl'ef' ssaed 60 rlsee
a.eir soeial system uPVa a basis OF tree
foFabIirauism. can point 10 The example
of New England STATE. The moral in-
Thence q Seu Eneisnl d ISIS time i e
Important q lie bss, iateresls 81 the
eoun,ry ~ wefe Der ELECTS during tle
var. Il Is greatly to he rgreated shat a.
this transition period one II those States
has gone against ihe cause Ior nhiel, il has
fought, ana allied isseiI @ Tie Old errors
Of lhos who we're - reeenliy is enemies.
This altscimtai VI portion ofthe peo
pie 10 The pfyjudices Of former erals Dot
10 b wondered at. 50, after The days OF
Magma Chara, some sill held 10 The old
doolrine lhat ,he people were made Tor
The King. SO, ai,er the birth 81 Repub
hes, some sill contendeG that noble blood
va. beugr 'lan The merit q intellect and
virtue. We ridlcule those men WHO lived
n eentuf. Of progress, and worsAipped
he political heri.ies OF former age
And thus 4 coming generation Will laugh
Al the tools Of our day who preferred The
esI Of color 10 The test Of Intelligence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-10

a PIrcg or PoLITIcAL HIsroET.-
Sanford II. Hunt, late Medical Director
Of Cavalry Forces u the Military Diyis-
ION d the Call. states that Col. Cunning.
ham of the rebel army admitted to him
lhat he Vas delegate 70 lhs halioaaI
Democratic Convention 81 Chicago, from
southern Illinois. thai be bad with him
three hundred picked men upon whom BE-
could rely. aad that he had tie promise Al
ilJe assistance 81 three fhoasand scoYper-
heads" IL an attempt to release he Ten
ilioussnd relief prisoners then cogln4a III
Camp Douglas. lie attributed tie defeat
Of this plan 10 yailandighan, whom he
calls ''iboroagh going coward, and whose
"iack " moral courage defeated tie = hole
epierprise." If everybody had been ne
plgcky 81 Alexander Long of 0ho. he
says he should have succeeded
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-10

WHAT Az Ex- REBKL SAYss--Major
General b. Frank Chealhan received a
grand reception from has personal friends
al Louisville, keataeky, les days ago.
II seems that ia Ais interview Wlth Presi-
dent johnson reeessly he dii not ask or
receive pardon, bal said be wogh rztiser
20 to work without IL and prere his sin
eerily ard repentance. Ia conversation
aish Northern gealltman, % the conse
qapces u the war, Cheasham sAld llas i
aas the hight 81 ahsnfdisy 70 preach trea-
con Of Fsbailloa new That Is played
cot" he sAids I'VE base been aecnnIiy
aBa bediy shipped. and thiuk thai every
seas ble man u the Confederate srmy i
ready % aekuasleigs Il. slavery. ihs
cole cause y tbn asi," sai1 he. sis gone
or, aad therefore aa q re Sqaih lave
noa.as 70 contend Ga o. qaarfel ofer,--
The aaf seald the question IN dispute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-10
STATE NEWS.

The revenue officers took possession Of
$500 OF t600 worth Of high wines, in
North shelaou, on Monday night.
Nota case was tried by jury at the re.
cent erms Of court in Washington, Frank
lin aud Nindham counties.
About seventy ban rels Of inlox icatne Iio.
uors principally whiskey, were seized at
Montpelier, last Wednesday. under the
Iprohibtory law. The amount was taken
from nine different places, including four
hotels, three stores, and two whaling sa-
looms.
The small pox is raging in West Ran
dolph and Braiulree. IL was brought
from the city by young lady who came
10 attend the aueral OF friend.
The military post ut St. Albums has
been brokenup. The company d the vet
ran reserve corps heretofore stationed
there, has been ordered to Washington.
joel Ordway, Of Chelsea, Who ycir, aao
became totally blind from premature
discharge u powder while blasting rocks.
has cultivated a garden aud an acre and a
han OF potatoes The past season.
The Provost Marshals of this state are
TO be discharged from service October l5th.
The principal business Of their Offices will
be closed by Maj Anstine A. A. Provost
Marshal General.
Mr.. Larkin 9, Meals design lor tho
monument TO Mr.. Linc0ln's memory. "a
Springfield, was submitted 70 The Monu-
ment Association last week. and probably
be accepted Mr.. Mead Is native N
Braitleboro, Wand i nov proceeding
his studies 10 Italy.
Capt. Hall, the daring Aric explorer.
how searching kjr The survivors Of Sir
John F'ankhp's sxpedaion, is a Vgrrsont.
or.
The reeeips Of the State Fair At White
itber junction Nere not suiIlvJent 10 nltea
expenses, and the, officers vii have To
iraw upon The surplus fund
lHE BUREAU or REBEL AncuIyys
lnder the charge Of Dr. Francis Letber
S now larry organized, and al work upon
he examination and classification Of the
100 boxes Of The late rebel goyefnlo emit
These documents relate 10 every depart
neDt and period Of The rebellion, and coy-
= the larger part OF Us ciyil and military
history. Their classification and coDpila.
ion will ut Tie history Of the Conieder.
90 ~ cprrecl light before the public
Ihe title OF The bureau has been changed,
nd il is now called the Archieye Office Of
he War Department. There are nos
eposted IN The department the official
is'ofies u eight " ten army corps, as
led By tier AdjntanI Generate. ii adj.
lion 70 the Achieves, there viii be- de-
osiied there about 100 captured flags
I'd numerous other trophies, which viii
rnder il The historical museum of Tie 70.
elton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-10

Tie democracy Vi Ohio is irreirievabIy
split - iwo sections, AID inrlBus *seci-
ioasl3 war Is The iruis Of the lisFapaion.--
The Alexander Long wing call their
Morgan brethren the Sboslly Demecra-
81. IA Hsmillon es0uty, Cinctnnalti)
the Long lneu have lad Convention,
wAere ssases RsslHE speeches we're made /,
ana reso4e9iess denouncmg pTrsident
JoAnfpg - ~dulasard sad iyrau, wsrs
introduced. ard after soue ) lgAt podllea.
ton, adopted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-10
RAmRoAp MErnse.-The meeung d

RAILROAD MEETING. The meeting Of
citizens At the Court House last Friday,
report Of whose proceedings viii be
found ia another column, was an import
ani one both IN respect 10 It's numbers and
the character Of those who composed il.
Il comprised over one hundred aud fifty OF
the most promigent citizens and business
men Of The several towns interested In The
prosperity Of the Bennington and Rutland
Railroad The wishes Of 80 large aod re-
spectacle body OF citizens csnuot but
receive some attention from the LegislA-
lure about 10 assemble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-10
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Rest Flrasufs ssFtAxs. l. 4 i4assln.
lss.i siagls teP tssaY. rAta4ss-k IT'S 80
e0srue assrraexssa
Pes ruE srFs Ms K usarsman.
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Ms AZ ssA Rfswn. bal IA sgrsaI.
sa.emoh fa.hr, besi Z bsa qalu
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Pa Na3aaHa beat Fee stoes srs
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Ms A 2 fhasps. tsss sa,tea tieekiags
Mrs. " Tea. irsf pair m4teas
~ best. Nrs p tracil
Mt A l.. r,Fes. btg skc.as seeiea yatn
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Mrs v NGmtrs. sofA pillsw
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smbra,aefr.
Z" bead tasssg
pa vipst
Miss Z Z NeEstl. oueuAu.
Mrs " taUueli, raised vpfk,
= \ N,vtu,. lamp wat.
4" thrtiy sfonlei lamp mat
solomon Egilsf, 9 lamp nais
LsBuCi fulscr, lalap mat
Miss Agule Bahgs. / erujghe, mal.
Annie r i}lcaaoill. . tides
Avs Myers, table sprsal
Mrs u p Han. Udies
y y Thomas. udy
Miss kmtg Mauuson, ! ehemlse,
Laura Mieok. embroidery
Il Colyin, eeejle Work
:" Auna ulia, crptcheisj work
Carrie Phillips, band
Mrs Col Potter, emhr6iiefsl ehemise
!" ! K knights, needle wurk
" iemutl Fuller, letting
+" VI Mesdal, = hoop skirts.
!" Calsho sils0p, boaqasls
- | box shell work.
(" bead collar.
Hiss daitie White. holder
Nr. Samuel Cross, hair wrtASh,
/" A I.oonit. | lIneo korsp
" Lemnel Fuller. letting
I" J y Banks. Aui, shaw.
:" handkerchief case
" g Crauston, ] q ne wreath
. Van Dyke, | farmers wreath
liss Prank Draper, ! leather wreath
. Mary iinsill. sea foam
Us Joseph Niles, haiT wreath.
lss A } Code. uax flowers.
irs Abel webb, hair wreath,
= - shell basket,
- Eddy. infants biankcs,
/" slo0um Barker, inlant's blanket,
. cloak,
lies Juiia Butcher. bouquets,
: Mary Palmer, pin cushion,
lrs Arunah Sweet, / linen ksrsey,
" l. A Knights, | knit silk shawl,
- II ID Hall, box toilet cushions,
u Z Cole. letting
PAINTING AND RHAwfHa.
Ira L A Knights, ! crayon.
liss Llne Geerke, oil painting.
LIS CALVIN ellison, pen drawing.
ltss Mary lliusdill, monochromalic paint ~.
DISCRETIONARY PRiAiVns
cv J Tucker. preserved Guit.
specimen wheat bread,
II Day, surgical spIints.
lrrisVn Haynes. bottle eurrant vine.