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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-24


| ANOTHER DuEL.-We copy as follows from the New
Orleans Times of the 18th. We hare no knowledge
of Mr. Davis, who Is represented as being from this
parish:
duel yesterday morning fought at the Com.
pany Canal, between j p. Roudeau Of this city, and
VIM. \. Davis The latter is from Gaddo parish. The
seconds Messrs. Griffin for Davis, and 4 + Carr
for Rondeau.
The difficulty originated about some imaginary in
suit offered lady one in which other than
the challenged party TO blame and which occurred
on Marii gras night. The party who had Offered (as
supposedly the insult met on Tuesday Canal
street, i'll front Of Haggcrtys and pistol then
drawn The party drawn upon then stated that he
not armed but that he would meet the party who
supposed himself injured at any time and place. 4
crowd having gathered around, further meeting
arranged NJ the ST. Charles Hotel an hour atterward
At this latter meeting it WAS agreed that hostile
meeting should take place Wednesday morning at
half past seven O'Clock, Col. Sparks plantation
with navy revolvers at ten PAGES.
The meeting CAME of agreed upon-Mr. Griffin
throwing to who should have the first shot. This
by Mr.. Davis. whose pistol missed its aim
Thcreupon Mr. Rondeau aimed his pistol and the cap
snapped pom aiming the second time tie ball from
his revolver took effect between the third and fourth
ribs coming of his back All i'll or two INCHES from
the spine.
Davis, who lad thus FAR coollv stood while aim was
being taken ut him twice, with MS left band behind
his back, now fell heavily forward upon his face He
was thereupon taken III charge by Mr. McGregor and
carried to the city. The surgeon, at the time could
tell whether the wounded man was in dangerous
condition, but the wound was pronounced, it hardly
need be stated, very severe one. The wounded man
was conveyed 10 his residence, on Apollo street.
The difficulty is understood to have occurred at
private party, and resulted from what construed as
an insult TO lady in mask.
Mr.. Roudeau is connected with the bonded ware
house at the corner Of Magazine and Julia. Mr. Davis
is working plantation with his father.
THE ATLANTIC CAnLE AND TIE RING.-Tne following
from the New Orleans Times of the 9th, is not without
interest those who have ali interest in the cable dis
pitches eve are pleased to find complaints in regard
to tie wreched nanag cement Of the tantic cable OBJ
timing voice at the North The news furnished il
always mcagre and unsatisfactory unless Cyrus Field
dines when its true capacity is made apparent. The
great delay in regard the transmission of messages
gives the New York merchants good grounds to be-
ieve that it is managed in the interests of ring who
work the markets OF both sides of tie Atlantic While
the monopoly continues it is hopeless to look for any
improvement nothing but competing line will give
speedy reform The interests of the entire American
public is eerncd in aording every possible facility
and encouragement to the newly projected French
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GRANT ON TIE INAuGURATIos-The other day Grant
was qaizzed his objection OF riding with President
johnson on the day Of his Inauguration, when he re-
piled that he supposed was an established fact that
the President elect would have to 60 10 the capitol to
be in but he aware Of any constitutional
provision which required the refining officer to go
there TO be sworn out.
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NHATTING-
checked MATING. For sale by '''es
j. III REYNOLDS
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SHRT1VEPORT:
WEDNESDAY .......... FEBRUARY "a, IS

WEDNEsUA1 T BItUAEf a, Ioo3
t=====z==F==+zz-=
Mr. Il. G. Fo7T is our duly authorised agent for Lew
isviIc, Arkansas.
+ Tnos. McINTYnE, of New Orleans is only duly
authorized agent receive subscriptions and adrer-
tisements in that city.
Mr. JoHN c. LoVE Mndcn, La, is duly authorized TO
receipt for subscriptions
Mr. F. l.. LOVELY, Starrvile. is daily authorised to
receive and receipt for subscriptions in Smith county,
Texas and the counties surrounding
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Press of the 18th

fearful hail storm occurred west of this on Monday
last On its line, no favor was shown to man or
beast On Tuesday evening in tie western part of
this county, large drifts Of ale measuring six inches
in depth were fonnd At the residence of Mr. brennan
the pancs OF glass broken from the windows Par
tices d ice, laiger than hens cgs were picked up
The southern part of this county vas also visited by
wind aud hail.
COLLIN CorNTY.-We learn from tile Mckinney
Messenger of the 9th, that the g truly loian ez ms
Of Collin county, have pet,oaad Gen. Cani.y to levy
special tax on thai county to aid in the arrest Of
esii-doefs. The Messenger favars the plan
HoUsToN-A difficulty occurred in Houston on the
18th, between Mr. Kinney, Of tile Times, and J, G.
Tracy, of the Union, growing out Of some severe per
sonal remarks about each other in their papers Tracy
was the attacking party. He had been waiting some
time for Kinney in szlbos cotton warehouse near the
Times Office At last Kinney appeared unconscious of
danger, when Tracy commenced firing upon linn with
six shoo.er lie shot wildly and killed little boy
son OF Rev. Mr. IIiackle who was passing on the
street He fred three or four times Kinney was not
hurt That individual stood it like stonewal daring
his antagonist to come out and give him fair chance
tremendous crowd soon gathered, and Tracy was ar
rested aud borne off.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

~
vKsnELs UNDER 100 TONS. AND srEAMEns coAsrINo
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Marmora (Br), - tons, Robinson, at Boyco 4 Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, loading--R Mure & Co.
Maryland, tons, Johnson, at Union wharf, for Bal
Manhattan, 1887 tons Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adser Co.
SHIPS.
Amelia, 688 TONS Berry, at Atlantic wharf, for Liv-
erpOol loadiDg-Pattcrson & Stock.
Winthrop, 946 tons, Stewart at Atlantic wharf
Richard III, 9S5 tons, Wood, at Boyce " Co.'S
whar from Liverpool, waiting-Master.
BARKS.
Dalkeith OBJ. 848 tons, Anderson, at T. Railroad
wharf from London, waiting--R Mure & Co.
David McNute tBr), 502 tons McEhennv, at Boyce
&Co's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Mure e. Co
90. BRIGS
Pye OBJ, 365 tons, Pye, at Palmetto wharf from
London, Eng to be repaired-J Enslow Il Co..
SCHOONERS.
Ida Richardson, - TONS Bedell, at Adger's wharf
from New York, waiting-W Roach Co.
Sarah Cullen, 254 tons, Avis, in Ashle = River. for
Ph1ladephia, ready-H Baker Il Co.
Yankee Blade. l35 tons, Coombs, in Ashley River,
for Now York, loadipg-J Enslow u CO.
Minerva III tons, Collins. at Palmetto wharf for
West Indies, loading-J Epsow & 90
Nellie Carr. 1873 tons, Snowman at Accom-, .,lation
wharf, from Mayaguiz r. Observation-Disclosures
4 Creighton.
Mary STOW. 100 tons. Rankin, at Palmetto wharf.
from New York, discharging-W Roach n Co.
Gushing = tons, Cook, In the stream, from
Key West just arrived-H Baker Il Co.
Cleare tl3r), = tons, Albury at Kerr's wharf
from Eleuthera discharging-A Canale.
Scud. 151 tons. Jones' at Brown & Co.'S wharf, for
Boston, ]Oading-Oney s. Co.
James Jones, 252 tons, JONES' in Ashley River, from
Philadelphia, dlscharging- Master.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

(FoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY April. 20, 1851
CcTTON.-The operations in this article for the
week just closed have continued to exhibit the same
features Of dullness and inactivity which has for
some time been the most striking characteristic of
the market and which will probably only be i'm.
proved by a better demand for manufactures and
more confidence in the future of prices. The Eng
lish market during the period under review has
been quiet aud dull with disposition to decline.
Middlng uplands which opened at 12d receded to
11Td At New York the article without activity,
but quotations fairly sustained middlings dur
ing the week ranging at 28k@2sA., while at this
place prices slightly fell off; middling uplands re-
ceding from PIX to 2711c ss ID.
kilograms from Liverpool and New York report
the following movements those points for the
week: On Friday, April %. the former closed dull
with less favorable advices from Manchester sales
5000 bales uplands 12d. the latter was rather moro
steady, sales 1900 bales at 285Sc On Saturday the
former was fat, sales 5000 bales uplands I'D. the
latter dull and unchanged sales 900 bales at 28s
@2Skc. On Monday the former continued dull
sales 5000 bales, uplnnds 12d.; the latter
| changed, sales 1000 bales, uplands 28k928A. On
Tuesday the former closed irregular, sales 5000
bales, upands 11T@12d.; the latter was steady and
unchanged at 2S16@3s1c. On Wednesday the
former was dull and easier, sales TO- 600 bales up
lands 1lXd,; the latter was quiet and unchanged,
sales 100 bales at 2s6@2sX. Yesterday the former
was quiet but steady. sales 10000 baes the latter
was quiet and Arm.
The arrivals of the staple for the week were light
ard were bags Of sea islands and Fordas and 1857
bales Of uplands. against bag of island and 1891
bales ofuplands the week before, and II bags
islands and Floridas. and 1888 bales upands for
the same week last year. The supplies have come
from the following sources, say Of uplands per South
Carolina Railroad, 1896 bales per Northeastern Rail.
road 95. Peedee 10, Georgetown g. c. IL, santee Al
Of sea islands, bags from Savannah.
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NEWBERRY YXNDxCATED.

Acting Solicitor Cald we'll writes as follow to
the Newberry Herald: "You will ooige me by
publishing the subjoined letter. wrote it in
reply to one addressed by one DIR. Robert X.
beott (who is by courtesy styled Governor of
Bouth Carolina,) to the sheriff Of Newberry
County. Personally, I cared nothing for the
matter; but felt it my duty, as acting solici-
tor, to clear the County of Newberry from the
Piclent and groundless accusations made
against it. DR.. Scott is quite in rage, learn;
and one Mr.. selby (who is said to edit little
sheet in Columbia is also unwilling to see the
good people Of Newberry exonerated. I there
Tore call upon you to make public statement
OF which those two distinguished gentlemen
are afraid"
NEwBERRx COURTHOUSE, March 80, 1869.
TO his Excellency Governor r. *. Scott:
Sm-The sheriff Of Newberry County showed
zao during the recent session of the court. at
Shis place. . letter which you had addressed to
% Through your in
been committed on the premises OF q. G.. De-
Walt, and in the neigbborhood OF Pomaria, in
this county. feel it my duty, as aoting solici-
ssI, ,S 70 =, reply to the charges and threats con-
improperly char yed the sheriff. Even under
she new regime, l conceive that it is not the
sAsAey " @lac 0nCAAA w UiAuB OcAOIo INC 8I60O
jury, all disturbances that may occur Ia his
county; because he is not the officer to whom
any one makes complaints and therefore he
cannot be expected TO be informed as to apy
criminal complaint, except by hearsay. The
lester which i have previously SPOKEN of
Ahould have been addressed to me. as the off,
s0or representing tie state of South Carolina.
But waive the informality. So coon as
nsd notice OF your letter. I proceeded to inyes-
tigate the complaints made. called the at
4ention Of the grand jury to the matter; I sent
-. ". DeWalt before them, and when he failed
so give them such information as WouId war
GAnt tnem IN making presentment against
any one, sent out the sheriff to arrest and
brang before tne court any and all persons who
COULD or would give Information. brought
the matter before the court second time:
whom these means failed i persuaded hjg Honor
Judge Rutland to charge the grand iury aoain
upon the subject; / sent again for witnesses: I
went TO the grand jury room and instructed
chem aS TO their duty. It all availed nothinw.
Mo particle OF Intelligence could be elected.
and there was. consequently, no indictment
made out
The conviction ies therefore, 4 reed upon me-.
.4hat only malicious persons have made these
representations TO you-persons whose sole
delight consists in fOmentlng discord be-
tween the two races and the two political par
ties IN this State. The courts have always
been open heEe for Al persons Of whatever
race or social position: We are law-abiding
Occurred IN lsfss libesty rand pEoperty. We want
that ! Yours, fsspeotfulig .gsr "sf - :
J.f. J.eCALDwEIn.,
~ M fS5 Acting solicitor.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKEra.

LONDON, April ril29~-Noon- 9S%. Bonds
eOH.
LIVERPOOL. April 29-Noon Cotton is q shad g
nrmer, but not higher; uplands, 11Xd; Orleans,
12Hd; sales 5000 bales. Corn declining.
Evening.-Ootton. uplands 11zSd; Orleans 1a1sd.
HAVANA, April 29-Sugar hrmer at 81 9.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, April 29--Noon.--Money steady at 7,
Sterling. 9. Gold, a. Cotton q,iet at 2sKa2s 40
Turpentine moderately active at 473Sc. Rosin Arm
strained, 81 60.
Evening-Cotton steady; sales $500 bales at 2sxa
2SA cents. Flour steady. Wheat to cents better.
Corn to cents better. Mess pork lower at Ssl N
Lard 1e34af81. Turpentine weak at AZ 11a4s. Rosin
Hrm at 50 66ase. Fretghts declining; on cotton by
steam 5S2 Gold closed firm at 34H Bonds excl.
ted and tho highest prices realized ever before
known. SIS Of 'e2 2Oa22H. Money very easy at g
Per cent Boutwell's speech at the stock exchange
buoyed the market generally.
BALTIMORE, April 29.-The markets chow no ma.
teria' change. >
CINCINNATI. April 2s.-whiskey 90. Mess pora
s8laS1i.l Bacon. buyers an6 sellers apart.
WnA1naroN. N. g.. April 20.--spiri,s turpentine
steady at 41Hs42c Rosin steady at 81 s7xal0 rs.
Crude turpsntine steady at 81 e6aA as. Tar steady
at % 40.
AUausTA. April 29.--Cotton active and prices bet.
ter; sales 621; middlines 26K; receipts rs.
tAvAHHAH.' April 90--ootton quiet but steady;
miadlinga 27a2Tz; recstpta 7os; exports-cosstw,aa
6e6; to Liverpool 211l.
MOBILE, April 29.-Cotton- --sales 900 bales: mar
ket quiet with fair demand from o few; receipts
SIC; exports GIG.
NEW ORLEANS. April 20--Cotton sitter: mid
dliDgs 2sa2SAc; sales 255o bales: receipts 1853
bales; exports 81 bales Gold. aAk. Sterling ASK.
New York sight exchange. 40 pr mum. sugsr
nominal; commou. 10Ail; prame. 1sc. Moiassss
dull bat unchanged.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofhce at
charleston, for the week ending APRIL 30, 1869,
and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are "Advertised''
Ma- Office hours from A. M. to P. M. On Sun.
days, from to 6 P. NJ.
STANLEY G.. TROTT. Postmaster.
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The following is the statement Of the stock OF cot
ton in sight at the latest dates: rs

II,
Excess in visible supply. ........... 1876
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills now 65, 600 bales; same time 1885, 100000
balea. Middling uplands now 11xd; then 12Xd
The transactions and prices prevailing In this mar
ket for the week have been follows:
On Friday, April %. the demand wss light ana
factors disposed to sell had to accept easier rates.
prices falling of about 10 % ib sales 10O bales.
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 2502eX,
low mlddlina 27A, middlirg 27ko p ID. sl
On Saturday. the inquiry continued on the most
restricted scale, prices having easier tendency,
but the sales were TOO light to establish quotations
which were nominal, the transactions amounting to
about 100 bales. ordinary to good ordinary being
quoted at 26@2cA. low middling TX@27<. mid.
dling aTNt027Ac y fb.
On Monday. the article continued to be chasac-
terized by dulness and inactivity sales 400 bales
quotations being nominal for ordinary to good or-
nary 2e@2eA, low niddling 27H@27A, middling
2716c q fb. S
On Tuesday there was but little business trans.
acted; sales only 16 bales at 27xc % Ii; quotations
were nomtnally unaltered.
On Wednesday, with less favorable telegranas
prices declined H@Ao . fb; sales 500 bales. ordi-
nary to good ordinary being quoted, at 2e02ex,
low nidd'ing AZ; maddling 27Nc % fb.
Yesterday there was some inquiry, good grades
~S~~e oeos~Jt WV cVAAIuou QuA1lt16S were W02ks
sales 400 bales: ITO at 2e; Ill at 2; 100 st az 40
ut 97s; o. 27; n at 271s; l6 at 27; st $50. We
quote: Il
LIVERPOOL CyAssXEycArror.
Ordinary 70 good ordinary. ..20 028x
Low D'aohng... g...................W o.
miouhnR. .''.s.s.s.. .27M9-
By New York classification we quote: .,, !,
M1ddhng...... .271kG2TM
eEA LELAND Corroaa. The arrivals for shs wet i
have been unmpoi tans. Factors having during the
previous week disposed OF portion of their stocks.
and their postsion In consedtancs having become
stronger, they displayed somewhat less anxiety 70
meet buyers. and there was consequently rsther q
better tone In the market, Lut the article was with
out activity, and the transactions amounted to aous
100 bags Of aea islands and Floridas. among which
were stained islands at "a; do at2e; mt 49,
at 90; 10 OF st. and 2e at 81 u ib ana about 20
bags OF Eloridas at csc . 1b. We quote common to
good medium T1oridas atF FeO@7Oo a ID, and extra
nne as so@9oc - fb. Clean common TO good me-
dunn sea Islands may be quoted at e6a7Sc, and fne
at 8oc@sf p H. ~ n s.
RIcE.-The ARRIVALS Of Cerolina rough have bsan
small and were mostly oonHned to iiraited lots by
rail. During much OF the week the market was
quiet an consequence Of the ndsposition Of ACTORS
to soften their prices sufficiently to meet the views
OF purchasers; but some moderate CONCESSIONS bay:
ing afterwards taken place. the ira sactons became
more active aud some 900 terces OF clean Carolina
were aisposed oG Among the lots were. say 100
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exports for the Week ending Thursday
April 30.

exports for the Week ending Thursday
April 30.
LIVERPOOL--Per British brig Courier-14 bags Sea
Island Cotton. 462 bales Upland Cotton 81 bbs
Rosin, 206 bags Cotton Seed.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Per schr A r Glover-95 bales Upland
Cotton, lao tons Old Iron, 2I8 casks Clay, 80
bales Rags.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champ:on-2} bags Sea
Island Cotton. 76 bales Upland Cotton, 40 bales
Domestics. 80 empty Barrels, Al packages Sun
dpies, 1144 pkgs Vegetables. Per steamship
Saragossa- 280 bales Upland Cotton, IS bales
Yarns. 1l4 tierces Rice, Al bols Rosin, 45 ca ks
Clay, 1147 boxes Green Peas. 35 packages sun
dries. Per schr Iilly-193,OO0 feet Lumber.
100 bbls Phosphate, Ill empty Beer B1rrels Is
packages Furniture, bales Mdse, 3 cases To-
baccO. s packages Hardware, 22 packages Type.
Per schr l. Knight-ls,2OO feet Lumber,
126,900 feet Hewn Timber.
PH1LADELPHIA-Per steamship w Everman-
223 bales of Cotton of which 20 were for Rostop,
81 bales Yarn, sc old Wheels go old Axes Al
sacks Dried Fruit, 81 tierces Rice box Plants,
1884 bbls and crates Vegetables 1874 packages sun
dries. Per schr Sarah Cullen-1SO 900 feet
Lumber, 20 tons Tennessee Marble, lot Old Iron.
BALTIMORE Per steam ship Falcon-164 bales Up
land Cotton, SO tierces Rice, IA bales Rags, 8
bales Rope Cuttings bale Wool, 100 casks Clay,
IS btls Kosin, 8 bags ruit. 260 packages Vege-
tables, and Sundries
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Shopping.

She stood beside the counter,
The day he'll ne'er forget;
She thought the muslin dearer
Than any she'd seen yet;
He watched her playful fingers
The silks and sltins toss
The clerks looked quite uneasy,
And nodded to the boss.
"Show me some velvet ribbon,
Barege. and satin turk, ,,
She said, 81 want to purchase'
Then gave the goods jerk.
The clerk was all obedience;
He travelled "On his shape;
At length, with hesitation,
She bought yard or tape !
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AJ- Persons depositing letters in the postofios
win please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope. and they VIM also
please to remember that without the stasnp letter
cannot be mailed but win be sent to the Dead Letter
Once v3&@@ s
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Pa ssoraGese.

Per steamship W Everrnan. for phflaaaInhia..
Lewis, Judge, EM Bruge cnaan and two
children. On Mrs Butte. Msry Ann huter, James But.
Per stsamer Fanuie. from Edisto. Rockville Ao--
Wright, Edinas. q Beckett w Whaloy, Gibbs,
Deokott, and 90 on deok. nm m
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financial auS Qon,,afrfiel.
Tn. Charleston Money Market.

The Charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY. April 49, 1869.
The weeks report of the market for securities
varies but slightly from that of last Friday There
is no depression in the market, and though business
is sagnant the prices show some appreciation. State
Bank bills have advancing tendency. South Car
olina Railroad half shares 221 to 49, State bonds
old 72 to IS, new 70 to II. State bonds issued for
Bank of the State bills go to 81. Gas stock 81 NJ
Savannah and Charleston Railroad stock is held at
16H to 49, No other changes Of note have occurred.
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WOMEN,S LIST

Pepper, Mrs p
M
Pell. Mrs John B
Pinkerson, Mrs c
Pope, Miss G O
PanRard, Mrs Nj
Pope. Caroline
Pralow, Jane
Prince, Lydia
Pricher, susan B
Puive, Sally
Rahtart, Mrs 81
Kelly. Mary An
Rice. Nellie
Rivers, Sallie
Ross, Anne
Robertson, Miss e
Robinson, Dandy
Rosis, Miss n
Rogers, Matilda
M
Robins, Mrs v
Rustic, Mrs D
Russ. Mrs ] NJ
Rucker. Mrs e NJ
Ryan, Mrs nj A
Sullivan, Mary J
Sal,us. Mrs p
oCneper, MrS 3
IScakner, Mrs NJ
sheridan, Miss L
| Shokes, Mary
Sigwald, Mrs e
Siggler. Jane
| Sommonia. Ann
lSmallwood, Miss
lSmythe. Julia
ISoubaity, Sarah
| A
Smith. Cathreen
iSmith, Mrs 9
Is mith, Miss M E
Small. Miss P
lSEaalls, Ann
ISimmons, Caty
ISimons, Sarah
lTaritZki. Miss II
Townsend, Mrs j
| rerpiD. Ellen
Tembelton, Miss
| r
tTheus, Julia
lThompson, Mrs
WuS, Sara0
Upton, Mrs N
lTcomer, n ary B
"Trip, Mrs j
|Tayl lor, Mrs j
lVenning, Mrs E
|Viney, Sarah 9
lWagener, Mrs L
Watts, Miss NJ b
Watson. Mary
Wapne, Mrs NJ w
Warren, Deanna
| Watson, Mrs g
lWelling, Miss M
Webb, Mary
Wiebcke. Mrs G
White. Celia
] White. Rebecca
Wnkerson, M les
Wright. Mrs e
| Wright, Anna e
Warner, , ellie
! Walker, Lucy
| Walker, Tenet
Wilson, Mary A
| Williams, Misses
| O