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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-09

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27


AN AKTxslAE WKLL-We are inform
ed that about $1,000 stock has been
subscribed for tie purpose of sinking
80 sFtssian well within our city Iimita
This is about vothirds The amount esGi-
mated ~ necessary to make the expert.
nsnt Three thousand dolIars will, tits
thought, completes q successful well viii
ordinary good luck. We should be
pleased to see the experiment made
Ia other places the sinking of artssiAn
wells has proved profitable undsr-
taking, and we see no reason Why .
similar result would not follow Ike
experiment In fhis cisy. II 10 quite GER
tain that salt water, mineral water, or
pure water, would be secured in eopious
quantities BY sinking a well the proper
depth, and either of these qualities Of
water would pay handsoms interest
on the money invested Lafayette. In
diana, woaid not take five Imes three
Thousand dollars for her artesian yell.
And smother has just bsen completed in
Peoria, Illinoia which is producing :
decided sensation, end proves largely re-
mnneratiye. We hope the gentlemen
Who have taken hold Of the artesian
project in this city, win push The matter
until success crowns their efforts. Oar
wealthy citizens viii surely cooperate,
By subscribing for the stock, notwith-
standing il is al experiment. Should
. good stream Of pure, fresh water be
reached at depth Of 1000 feet from
the surface, the projectors of the enter
price would reap rich reward in the
gratituds Of the people, to say nothing
az the pro6ta on the money inYestad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

SrRrcK On AeAls.--Fren Q Letter
showa % FROM Judge Mason, Of CAMEL
ton, We lsara that IN IadiAnApolis Oil
Company commenced, Q short time
niacs, TO ajax q we'll In Perry county,
Indiana, ak milss from Rome aHd tsu
miles from CaAnsltoa- They dag down
sons twsnty-sighs feet and thsn drove
. bar Of iroa abOat eight feet farther,
and Ia drawing oat the bar the oil
aowsd ont soma forty Gallons tho Grst
half dAy, and has eOnsisusd aiaes %
Gov nt the rats Of sixty gnllens per day
Of heavy PssrOlsam OIL The Company
are sinking the we'll deeper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

n Sua Umbrellas, and the largest stock soE
Parnsols ever offered In the city. pow open a. -st
SCHAPKER BUeSIEGS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
Fourth or JuIy CeIehratlou.

The following persons hare been Ap-
pointed on the Finance Committee for
their respective Wards, to rAiss money
for the Fourth OF July Celebration: 60 >,
First Ward-Wm. z HoIlingsvorth,
chairman Richard Raleigh, James q.
McNssly 80
Second Ward. -HirAn z. Read,
chairman; DR.. u. Muhlhsussn, AiVah
johnson. .----A---.
Thfyd Ward Christ. Hedderich,
chairmaE,-J J. PiIlsbary, y. O. Wheeler.
Fourth Ward - James SwAnaon,
chairman; Jonathan Newman, Jacob
Frcnlich -a- AdN
FYf1 Rard - Jacob BeunighoH,
chairman Henry DOdenhof, Martin
EixtA Ward-Christ Miller, chair.
man; WIN. Kolle, Wu. Warren, ST. ~
Eerenth Ward james wiltshire,
chairman; Archy Sullivan, John Gsvisk
ISghth Ward Philip Spieael, chair.
nan; John Schubert, Frank Hammer
stein. Ds
NtntA Ward drank Green, chair.
man; J. w. Richardson, Fred. KoFG
i The Comnitteemeu Of each Ward are
requested 10 get together immediately
and canvass their Wards today Tues
dsy1 for money, collecting rs they 20,
and then report progress ut 9 meeting
Of all the Committees 81 the privase
oeico of the Post Office to night at seven
o clock. Il is necessary 20 raise the
means At once that Ars required in add.
ton 10 the city and county eppropfia-
tons, in order to enable the Comnittee
Of Arrangements to make their calcula.
tiond in regard TO the expense. ~
r. r. Roberts is Treasurer, and the
money collected should be paid 10 him.
He lie to be found At the Dry Goods store
Of Wright's q Roberts, Main street, next
door to Fl. A. Cooks. Bee
The Committees should not apply 10
returned soldiers for money for this par
pose unless Il 10 voluntarily offered, -
the celebration 10 designed to be .
Soldiers Welcome ~ well as com.
memoration of the anniversary of our
National Independence People Who
have not helped in the army to put
do~n the rebellion viii, no doubt, feel il
60 ba privileges to contribate for these
worthy objects, and to make mp the re-
quisite amount
Il is hoped that the community win be
liberal and the .Committses prompt and
active. The day deserves TO be cele-
Arated with more glory and gladneas
than ever, and the good name and pa.
txiotism Of Evansville require that the
demonstration be one fully up to the
occasion. Let all be liberal and ready
TO Asaiss in every way to make 1t q sue.
cess i.'ti
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
OFFICAT

LETTERS REMAINING UNrIAIMwu a.
the Post-o1les g xxnzsEiIie. Stafs 81 fnsissL
3atA dAyecf Juns. lsso
Mw reaahsAln any &c thess fssaess, sAasself.
can't mGst call for . s6rsytss~z kze-ws," sfrs ths
dAts q this list and pay oas osst sor savextsiaE
? mw II Hcs eallef 81 Withiu ess ussaA th.V vii
bs aszf q the DeAs-1ssssr OHos.
MREEsDKLEFEsET e lstts<s sy a~r~ts-s, az che
residences % owners fia the larger etiss, 1ay -
SECURED By oessrving the follgwfne RULES
! J. DIRECT lsttsrs piAinly 20 the ssrest and
uunoers - vel e the post-ofzce an1 SfAts
= HEAD letters with the writsr's pass-aMes
and &sksr stEess aza sszbsr. aiEn fhs1 pialaly
ssth ss.H nAs.ss SD rsg1sst tnAS aaawsrs b
atrweaed scenrdinKty. $50 tr9tte4ef "
sa1-1stsssS . strzagsrs or tEaasisat TisiEsrs u
= t0vn or eftys1wsoss special Radrxna may Be an
krewn. skeuld b zarksd. IN fhs iewsr IN hana
ecraer, With the word . TrAnaisaE.H. srf -
~ - FGcs the rostMge-sf1ssy % the spgsr rsrAs-
s1na eorns<s an4 i~9ss spsos estNssn tks ssAEps
AID direetln2 for Ssai-uaswki-a wfshqus tntsgtsr.
S-B,-A REQUEST for the kKruKS sf alst-
tsFts ths wxttegs n nnclainma wiahfs thasty aaye
F4issss wTtttr1 or prtntsd Eifk th- 4rfssr' 9
@sass, Pesf Gee. and Szts screas Tie Ian kanS eaa
Of ths sHvsispss 4ks FACE stae ulll - eeuapfkss
stsifs q the usuAi pFepai6 rate 81 postsss, paSn-
bic rhea ths letter Is dsliFered % The arifsr.-
sac. Is, Lac % 1885 e 20 IT,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

PuRL4o ScHOoGs sM TEN 6rATn.--TAs
Rabask Esprsss Of LASS Saturday con-
.ains very Interesting end instrucsiSs
report of che PaSlis Soheels Of Terre
Hauss, giviag 9 comparative sta,snasns
Of the nunhsr o. Popils ssrelIsd and at.
tending the Puhlis seheols In che eight
principal cities Of the State, from which
it appears that Evansville is sseosd on
sAs lint. Terrs Hauss feursh, and New Al
bany, which Aas sons times trisd 10 put
on sirs ever Evansville, 10 Ghh In A.
tendance. No atalissiea Of Inaianapolia
ov Fort Wayne are givsR, except she
numbeF Of ehildrsn eaamsratea
The following 10 tho tAbla givsn By
Prof. Oleost:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

waARMY MovEMmSrs.-Quite a martial
appearance wAs given to the river in
front of the casy iast night, BY the ar
Fisalo Of q feet of transports, which an
ekOreds off the city, containing the lst
Division OF the 18th Army Corps, under
command Of Gen, Cooper, en- route to
Duyalcs RluF and Little Rock, The
fiestwiIl probably lie ct anchor until
morning, in order ITO close up some Of
TIE assi not having arrived at midnight
What the object Of this movement 10 we
have not the least conception. A lie.
Of the deet will be found in our river
column.
The Rose Hits, With Gen. Cooper and
staff will be down tomorrow. The feet
here ia under command Of Gen. Rice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

A 6nouLKR OvEnaioEr.-Ths Ma
sosie hassrnity Of Indianapolis invitsd
Col r. w. ThenpsOa to deliver en- Cd
dress to thsn On g. Joha's day, Which
10 generally suppssea 10 be the Gath Of
june. They Asld ahsir celebration,
however, On the sd, without Informing
Col Thonpssa- TAs copseausnes was
they he'd 10 inpeeviss. q speaker, and
Col Thompsoa, no doabs, has q good
speech unspoksn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

~A military friend reminds us thai
commissioned oficer comes hone On =
leave Of abasnees while enlisted men
come home on furlough. We know that
Ia so, technically speaking, but it seems
n uaadistinction with a difference, As
the primary meaning Of furlough is
".eeTe Of ,absence,h and as Webster
-aassnSi leave of absence giVengby Gem
,maadipg officer to an officer or 9 soldier
% DO absent from service for certain
time"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

%C. %. Bradley, Of Caldwell Ooan-
AZ, 10 the candidate Of the aaooaditionAl
Union men Of the First coagrsssional
Diatriet Of Ksntaoky, for CongreRa,
Personally We are -. acquainted With
Mr.. Bradley, @aa knOw % ittls Of HE
political Aatsesdsnts, bas che fact that
his spPossnt IL JuAgs Trinhls, with
whoss AHisesdenfs we are Aeqaaiated, 10
sufficient to give Mr.. Bradley cur best
wishsa The UslOn nss Of the Firss
District can elect Ar. Bradley II tAsy
will only resolve to DO il.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

I NTe kSKs-Ws are indehtsd 10 che
Hpth for New Orleans papers OF the
18Th. forwarded from Carlo. Also to
the Darling for Memphis papers Of FRI
day evening. Likewise to Messenger
Joe Davis and Mr. Hosgland, Of the
Adams Express Company for daily pa
per favoraa And Last, though mot least,
10 John II. Scott, No. 8, Second street,
for Harpsrs Monthly for July, asplsndid
nnnhsr. and HAEper's Weekly for July
bt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
Annexation OF Aerritory TO the City
of XIV RnRvillm. ~

VA ~ v mAA8 NAAAUa
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Com.
Nv mon Council Of the city OF Evansville, In
pursuance Of the provisions Of an Act eftse Gen:
erAl Assembly Of the State OF I0dlana, approved
March 9, 1885, entitled act to amend ihs seventy
first section Of act, entitled "a Act gran
the citizens Of the town Of Evansville, I'M the
county Of Marlborough, a city charter" approved
January ~, lS4T, and 10 add supplemental sees
tions TO said act, WILL on abe l2fh day Of lahss
1858, present 10 the Beard Of County Comm ission.
ers OF Nanderburgh county, potttion prmgtag tof
thu annexation to said city Of the following de-
Scribed territory, and citing forth the for
such annexation, Via All thai part OF the nOE1h~
east quarter Of u NJ Esana'a onssiof No Tour CO.
situate east Of Main stre't or Princeton road, de,
ncribed ~ follows, Wis; Begi ming AZ ahiron p "a
at the MOI th least corner o. said out lot, and run
niug thencs south along the line dividing said
and thirty (a3o) feet 70 the north line o. Lilies
ton and Lookh rt's EnlArg. mont , thrncs ~ OF by
said north line two hundred Aad twelve (2la fssas
Their abouts, TO tbs middle Of Main street
thence northwArdly along .he middle Of aid
Ma n stree q rec hundred and forty -four and one
fourth (sst1D feet, or ,hsreAbouts, 20 the north
line OF said su Il No. our the same miac being
the norsh se- tion a OF section no. twenty. nine
(Ye), townal IN six (6l south range ten it0l west
A. q, thence east along said north soctieu hne ont
hundred aud thirteen (llsl ssSt or thslsaeouts %
the nj 90 Of beginning, o sAid territory being
part OF tho northwest quarter Of said section
number twenty nine COY, said territory being
oen,ignou, . The city Of Eysasy,lls' n sna NOS
p Attest A NJ. MoGA,rr. oisrk. ayiO:t isla
rINo JOSEPH p. ELLIOTT. TRUSTEE or
i Pigeon township, Julias Adlsrs James ".
vickery, Heury Kr-ft, Henry StsiDie, and Miiton
Kelly, and the heirs aud legal representatives OF
John Becker, deceased:
Notice 10 hereby given thai the petition 70.
hrrcd 20 In The above notice was presented &c
the Board Of County tommiaHioners Of Wander
burg county on tAs isth dsy Of June, 1855, and
that the came was received and considered. and u
was orderer by aaid Board that the fnrther hsar-
ing and consideration Of said application becon-
aa unf tha 10Th 1ar r4 In - Al that
netice be given by the County Auditor by publ.
cation in the Evansville Daily Jour al that said
application 10 now lending befors sAid Board, and
that 70 will be heard and determinsd on The said
10th day Of July, 1868. TIoT0R BIsCH,
Auditor ". q.
Evansville, June nth, ls6S-dtloJy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

~Ths Indians out bsyoaa JulssburR
ere again ct their work Of dsviitEy. They
attacked parsy Of whites AGAR For
Mitchell, ctha ether day, killed several,
and then cut the talsgrapA wirsG Fort
Mitchell IL abeut Ito miles vest Of
Julssburg, on the old California read.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

H~Rsv. Mr.. Knox, the stsa~hsny
hing, residing near Pittsbarg. exhibited
strawberries the other day, Rrown By
himself, that measured from seven 70
nine inches In eircsnfsrsses - the
largest ever before grown In this eoun-
srr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
narThe latest ..sn.a,ion sAon, Paw,

1@rThe latest sensation about PAyus,
the abortive assassin Of Secretary ssv-
ard, ia ppbliahed ia the New York SsH-
d0g KercSry, with the necesaAry earn.
ishing. It il 70 The eject tia. he is an
iliegitimate con Of JET Davis, BY o
woman Fith when be became sequaiai-
ed ysaFs ago, whils 10 commend Of the
garrison nj Fort sAaling. $50
Payne ia tinctursd with sssrO blood
Che story is very plausible.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

~EdznsA csspss b tie UsisS
candidate Ecx Coagrsss In the Fourth
Congressienal Distrie4 Of Tsnnsssss.
This District has always besn intensely
disloysl, ssd II Mr. Cooper Is elected II
will DO matter Of snFgrisaL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

AFTER THE cTPuANG--Thrse women
ware arrested yesterday, charged with
aaaoehlins on the street as lewd women.
,Alsos man who vas found ia company
with Them. All were taken before Re.
eorder Nelson. One of the women paid
"a fine Of FIVE dollars, and the other two,
on pronise Of leaving the city, we're let
of, they hAzi=G no money! The man
was fined 6se dollars, which be repIsv-
lea M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

BArTLH FL4aa.--Ths battle Gags Of
she I4th, 2ssh and 42d regissats, In
diana VoIuHtesru, and the battle Gag Of
the ls Indisaa Cavalry. have been
kindly loaned By the Adiasaat General,
Terrell. TO DO assd I'm ear eslshrAtioa Of
the eonisg <sh Of Jaly. %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

B%Ths grosa ressipta Of che leading
nswspaPsrs Of Philadelphia for Adver-
Using, last year, wsrs - fellows:
Ledger, 4el 600 EaqGirsr. @Sl; Press,
$sl, 600; BslIssia. e7s. 7ooi Gsrnan
Democrat $4,000.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

RECovERED-We are glad 70 learn
that Mr.. Leech has recovered bis watch,
stolen from him On Sunday nOrnisg.
Visiting the prisoner in Jail, be induced
him to confess that be had taken it and
to discover the place Of its eoncsalnsnt.
BE hsdshid it az the Tigwam.
Al his preliminary sxamination yea'
tsrday be plead guilty to taking he
watch. HSprOfesses 10 have served tvc
years on one of the Federal EunboAtG
BE vas recognized 70 the Circuit Court
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

4 GuHEsELLA KfILHD.--A gentleman
from Eass Tennessee Iafcrms 40, ears
the Nashville Press, that 9 noted gusr-
rilla Of that rsgioa lately returned home
after taking the sash Of Anasasy- Hs
had been as home bat fOur days when As
was shOs dsad BY Uzien man whose
wife he hung mp By her wrists two yearu
aRo ..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

- ~rJ. T Dewssss, Esq, in behalf Of
the citi4snI Of Yicksburg. in that city
on the 10th instant, presented q mag
nidcent sword to Gen Morgan L. Smith
The occasion was the transfer of Gen
Smith from Vicksburg 10 ths Grsnaaa
District Gen. Smith 10 q native ei
Newport, Ky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
CITY NOTICES.
Notice. to Cofitractors.

JNHE COMMON COUNCIL or THE CITY OF
Il Granville Will receive proposals until June
2e,h, 1a6s, for grading and paving the following
alleys, viEG ..r.a.ls hfH a1 20 zoe
The alley ftnato between First aud Water
streets, aud eat ndinR from Chestnut 20 Cherry.
The alley situate between Third aud Fourth
str, cts, and extending from haapat 10 Wall uts
The alley situAte betwsen Second and Third
stree ., d on ending from v alnut to Jhs stnut,
and the ally situte hetweah Lpcuat and Walnut
streets, and extending from six, b TO asy nth.
Also, Tor grading TIE alley situate between Clark
aud Lest streets, and extending from Third 20
Fourth street.
By order Of tn Common Council. -
A. hi. McGRIFEf Ozark.
City Clerks once, June 3. 1se5. a@8 Ie3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

We learn that O very singular freak
In nAtxre has exhibited itselfi in the birth
Of IN extrAerditAry calf Abcnt two
weeks sincs, ct the farm Of Peter
Sehleaker, Abost q mile frcm tewn, one
Of his ooWs gave birth to & male calf
with two psrfscs beads, one above the
other. Il 10 still living, and sucks vita
bat little dieiealty-whiis With the up
pee head and mouth open, it huRehss
As under, thsn with The. other mouth il
Rrssps the teal and puila away unail IL
gets ia ELL BArnam woald give q
Aeasand for such cah-Withons the
oew. We think Mr.. echlenksr, Of We
hash eonntY, ILL., should san Abcus h.-v-
~ &suaA 90 R0Akws 1i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

ARrssIAx WBLL--TAs Peoria Ill)
Transcript, speaking Of mn artesiAn
well in that city says that 10 10 attracting
great attention, and thiaks Il yin sake
thal On extensive watering plAes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

WK ARE HAyKzo CONSIDERABLE IL
w FTCObTT IN esiisstfsx pereaAss bills Nhieh
f5iiow gooessas esarEss issB8ils Es4fng owisg 20
the Msrchanas kars siAauafng thas tks Hseas.
stiis MSrskaats IN tAking thsIr orders promised
fhsm tims eau.sAsar shailay~ aaa ssn ehippfw4 me
goods piacs sans II Ella Ls&t1g as charges.
hsrsa asr all goods whiSh The paFllss hsss elaIn
% heFing besa bough on tina. snd the pgTehAss
bills are sstsged a. chaFgzss val - abipPed bsek
~ the sxpsnss 81 ksaaasiiis ANsrehanfa. a. ~
lepssr. yowLKR. KILLS. I. Co, :.
1900 sasrs WhAffboas PgeFfisters.
Fsdussh, Jsrs %, isss. G9r s3sTfc guz5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
81 W. FBAKK9sTw III
ssI For the Board Of Trustees.

50 HuE .1<.Ez.ts-s~
Faurr - - JEI fbxalk RS. !.
We ttHke plsars ID Alliag AtseS.
ton TO the act that Meszra, Marx i
Warren have bsouTht TO ttis city an
unusually large AID we'll selected stock
Of the above artieiss- Among zoe frait
iars win be fOupa ! ~ man Patent
selfssAlsrs (gIass)-+pints quarts and
half gallons, PA.shl sossw tops Tlass),
IN pin.s, quarts, half sAIlaa aud three
pints; Cork tops. patent Shoulders
(glass); willoughbys patsnt--AlI siEes
glass, Also brown atone jars, Tin tep,
wire fastening, and glap Jars sitaiIAfly
secured. They ere also opening .
splendid lot of glass Jelly caps, aud
sarthsnware pots iof alt sizsa ssd pat
terms. They have astock Of seaIIhS ys3
70 match, black Aadrsdx Asssrs Marx
1 Warren propose % sell this stock 10
the trade at factory prices, and invite
an early calf Their ssofs - No. ID,
Main street, n. ~ LswEsnss 81 old
.,.nd HCv WUEA faM 9AA rLN0
ssAh0s nrH z auH FNaNIM fFEN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
OILY NEWS.
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49, ANNAA&@AAAg@t VIZ - 49, - a - -
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- CIk Az THE ALLkYs.--Ws are reaussted
10 can the attention Or the city Gsthori.
,tlest 70 the 6ithy condition of the streets
and especially the alleys, 10 some parts
pf the city, Tbs sickl5 season ia at
handr and unless every prosecution of
sanitary character is taken to prevent
IL, we shall have ieaEful mortality list
tparFecord There lie no better prevent
I've q dibeAss than clsanliness There
10 already "a unusual aneunt Of aick-
meas in. IL Cir, and several doAtha have
occurred withln the pass few dsys
The sudden change Of weather on
Sunday night caused much sickness, As
We have since ascertained.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
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1.-THE Following scholars, from the
Grammar .sshOol, shszss PasssasHshs exs
animation Aad, ara. admitted into the
High School: JOhn kelase, FHi4sip Be.
ker, George BAstOlf, Henry Zsber.
Maurice Jones. William HsilmAn, Frank
WsBtz, Terrence Degsp. Rsaak Gam cE,
Thea osburne, James walker, James
callets, Thes Scantlin. Walter Raleigh,
Eugene Speed 5sussE EilsOtn2 gAass
Boicourt, ThomssA Rap, sGhaFlss Moote, Z
Willie Fssssr, James ChAudIerg Brsn
Glover, FraBk Hall, Mama sorsnson,
Hulaa RAhn, Alice Hnschihsc0, Abby
ssednan. Minnie Perkins, Bi7zis Rein
sr, Lizzie Gtinm. Mary Miller, Joanna
stinson, Kate wisgfn, Sarah vickery,
Hattie Durhamp Betty Terry, Lou Sal.
livHn, Amelia InE00d Emma HsG q