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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06

OF Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened, That A. B. RACIAL, E. A. Boissot,
W. w. Wilmington, L. Began, j. E. Bailey.
2. w. Linskie, j. p. Grogan, K. P. Hunter,
Thomas Crawley. Jacob Rimggold, etc, citi-
zens OF the town Of Alexandria, are hereby
Incorporated as an independent hook and
ladder fire company, by the name of Stone
wall Independent Hook and Ladder Fire
Company No. l. 1t shall be the duty of
said company to keep their hooks and lad
ders, etc, in coed order and repair, and on
the alarm OF fire to 60 to it with dispatch,
and to assist in extinguishng the fire. The
said company shall not be less in number
than seventy, officers and members
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, etc, That
a majority Of said company, as soon as
thirty names have been subscribed,
shall have power and authority to form
and establish such bylaws and rules, not
inconsistent with the laws of the State. for
its government, as such majority may think
proper: and that such fires and penalties
as they may prescribe for the government
of its officers and members may and shall
be enforced ard collected before any justice
OF the peace within the town Of Alexandria,
or any court of competent jurisdiction.
SEC. 8. BE it further enacted. etc. That
said Stonewall Independent Hook and Lad
der Fire Company Number One, and their
successors be capable Of suing and being
sued in any Of the courts of this State and
they and thrir successors. by their corpo-
rate name. shall be capable Of purchasing
and conveying any estate, real or personal,
for the uselOt the company.
SEC. t. BE it further enacted, etc, That
the officers and members of said StOnewail
Independent Hook and Ladder Fire Com
pany No. shall, at all times, be exempted
from serving on juries, and from military
duty: and it shall be the duty of the tore
man of said company to furnish to the
sheriff of the town of Alexandria and par
ish of Rapides, and to the officer command
ing the militia. if there is such, list OF the
names Of tie members of the said company.
SEC. ). Be it further enacted. etc. That
the officers OF said company shall consist of
d toreln III, first assistant. second assistant,
recording secretary, financial secretary,
treasurer. and such other officers as it NAV
elect.
SEC. 6. Be it further enacted. etc. That
this act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
(Signed) o. H. BREWSTER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Sienet) p b. S. PINCHBACK.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Approved March 6, 1872.
tSlgned) H. L. WARMOIH,
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
a true copy:
+. j. HEBRON.
Secretary of State.
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We copy this indignant protest from til,

We copy this indignant protest from the
Ouachita Ielegroph:
We see that the Central Grant Club, of
New Orleans, have designated Messrs. John
Ray and +. W. harrington to organize
Grant clubs in Ouachita. On behalf Of the
Republicans of Ouachita, We protest a ainst
this attempt on the part of persons in New
Orleans, to take away from us the organiza-
ton of our own clubs. If, in order to Sc
cure united course of action, such appoint
ments are considered necessary, we think
it would have been wise to have appointed
some man better posted in our local politics
than Mr.. John Ray, who only takes an III
terest in them when there is some office in
view, and does not even know whether We
have a parish executive committee or not.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06
AN ACT

To incorporate an independent hook and
ladder fire company of the town of AIey-
andria, parish of Rapides, State of Lon
isiana.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representative of the state
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06

The Illinois Industrial University has 339
students, of whom forty four are young
women.
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parish, or district, do solemnly swear that
the taxes on the lands, or lots, in the above
list have not been paid by the owners
thereof for the year -; that l have re-
ceived no other part OF the same than as
therein set forth, and that after diligent in
quiry | have found DO other property
liable 10 seizure ard sale for the same.s So
help me God.
a-R- Tax Collector
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06

in the above mentioned title, and approved
March third, eighteen hundred and seventy,
one, be 60 amended and re-enacted as to read
as follows:
That on the second Monday Of Deem.
Der in each year it shall be the duty OF
every tax collector in every parish of the
State to render. to the parish recorder there
of, and in the city Of New Orleans to the re-
corder of mortgages, list, in alphabetical
order, Of the names Of the owners Of all
lands or lots within his parish or district.
on which all taxes and penalties due by
such owner have not been paid or fully re-
allied by a sale of the property assessed
and he shall distinctly set forth that, after
diligent inquiry, he could not find other
property liable to seizure and sale sufficient
70 nav the taxes due, which list shall con-
tain a description Of the lands and lots, as
set forth in his assessment rolls. The fol
lowing oath shall be attached to such list:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06
No. II.
AN ACT

+. j. HEBRON,
Secretary OF State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06

To authorize the police Jury of the parish of
Red River 70 issue bonds for certain pur-
poses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06

His Views on the Political situation-Con-
sideration Of the Reconstruction V"es-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-07
A SENSIBLE SUGGESTION.
A United States Courthouse, Postoffee
and jail Required at Gtreenville.

Tho GRAND ,nrv ot the unIted States District
L s'"1o july I""N.,ns 49, ,,.t
Court, now Sitting at GreenVlle, nave JusI
made a presentment to the court in which,
alter representing the present wretched conii
tlon of the United States prisoners in the
coun,y iall. they make the following timely
and sensible sugsestIops:
TIE grand Jury respectfully present, that
there Is no jail OF penllentiary within tne nm
m.Ut or n nrisoners nf Ihs Unifsd states SEN
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capital. But the present incumbent is
a regimental color with the forbidden
inscriptions; he Is q picture of the national
capital recalling victories ever fellow citizens.
1t is doubtful If such a presence can promote
true reconciliation. Friendship does not grow
where former differences are thrust In sight.
There are wounds of the mind as of the body;
these, too, must be healed. Instead of irrita.
ton and pressure, let there be gentleness and
generosity. Men in this world get only what
they give--prejndlce for prejudice, luminosity
for anlmoslty, hate for hate. Likewise, conf
dence Is returned for confidence, goodwill is
returned for goodwill, friendship is returned
for friendship. On this rule, which Is the
same for the nation as for the Individual, I
would now act. So will the Republic be ele.
waited 10 new heights of moral grandeur, and
our people will manifest that virtue, ''great-
eat of all" which Is found In charity. Above
the conquest Of others will be the conquest OF
ourselves. Nor will any fellow.citizen suffer
in rights; but all will fnd new safeguard In
the comprehensive fellowship.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-07
TIE RING IN TIE COURTS.
Judge Willard Grants an Injunction
against Treasurer Parker.

The State of South Carolina, County of Rich
land. In the Court of Common Pleas:
Thomas j. Gibson and Henry n. Gibson, un-
der the firm name of T. J.. & q. n. Gibson, as
copartIers, and William B.. Gulick, as assignee,
plaintiffs, against Niles G.. Parker, as State
Treasurer, and ]. F. G, DuPre, as County
Treasurer.
On the return of the order to show cause,
made By me lst day OF June, 1872, and return
able on the 18th day oil July then next ensuing og
at INV Chambers, the cause having oeen au-
ionrned from time 10 time, until the Z9sh oay
of July. on which day, after hearing Messrs.
Poue and Haskell for the plaintiffs, and MIR. y.
d. Melton for the defendants, no suthcleDt
caus. to the contrary being shown; and IL APP
pearing that sufficient grounds lot the oruer
of Injunction exists: / do hereby order that Inc
defendant, Niles G. Parker, as State treasurer,
his agents and servants, refrain until further
First. From paying any demand or certih-
cate. for or on accom-, Of any claim t)r Inc
nav Of pe~ 'i"m 1 mileage of members OF the
General - -e.noly, or fJe the pay OF suooIdl.
nate officers, or for Incidental expenses Oh Lie
Legislative session Of ls7l-72.
Second. From paying any aecou9t, uen aia im
| or certificate, for or on account OF any ciaim
for current or permanent printing OF ihe
General Assembly for the Legislative session
of lS7l-72. a,mord
| or certificate, for or on account OF any clalm
for the printing OF volumes K, 1f, XII, XIII,
and XIV of the statutes of the SIa!e.
Fourth. From making or issuing any prom
| fssory note, due bill or other evidence OF In.
debiedness OF the Slate, or claim. or demand
AGAINST The State other than such bonds or
serip az are, or NAV be authorized by law in
pursuance of the TX Article, 10th, 18th and
i4th sections OF the Constitution OF the State
of South Carolina, and from paying any such
! promlssory note, due bill, or other evidence
Of debt heretofore issued as alleged In The
complaint, to-wit: Under. the joint resolution
of the General Assembly of the 18th Of March
1872, or under the act Of Assembly Of the At
Of March, 1872.
Aud in case of disobrdience to this ordel
you will be liable to the Punishment therefor
prescribed by law, and until the foregoing i
modified, let the same he In full force and ct
feet. a. j. WILLARD,
Associate Justice Supreme Court.
Columbia, August 10. 1872.
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agricultural mafbm.rp.ia9e
WRIGHT & wARH0CkS,
ANTI-FRICTIoN "a
HORSE POWER.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871. -
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.

We take pleasure In presenting 10 the planters
and public q Horse Power gotten up BY 'Messrs
WRIGHT & wARNOCK, Of Barnwell and. Beau.
fort Counties, S. o. which is a most perfect Ms
chine. The said Power will give greater speedias
the expense OF less power than anything Jetin
use; ls stroug, simple and durable. CAP be used
with equal ease for ginning cotton, threshins
grain, pumping water, DC. WILL on Q fortyssw
gin in good order, with two mules, moderate
gait, gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; brisk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull It; hent
for two. 1t sits In q frame In the house; can DO
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sits1ns On
the ground. -@''-,.1
Another important feature Of this Power u
that the rising or falling Of the door Of the MOUSE
does not affect the working OF the gear ne"s
way. n,h,,
This Is a Southern enterprise, ana no au@pos.
Price s125, and freight, ready for putting up
a. r. KIRKLAND and Wa. a
AlIendale, 8. o.
Agents for South Carolina.
a p. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina
RKFsksNOKs: ~ E=lfSI4
nav Mesara. Joseph A. Lawtonsif q :1oaeph
uo,t,ct . OF the Savannah River sAasocls-
t,on' AIlendale; Captain W. Nj Bestick,s Allen
dale: Rev. Messrs. D. ]. Simmons. aud I. Milton
kennedy, Of the South Carouna Conferences; Gem
eral Johnson Hagood, Barnwen Courthouse;
| Captain R. D. Sem, Columbia; F. J. PelHer, Esq,
| and Messrs. Reeder 4 LAWS, Charleston, Sc
sThose marked thus have seen the ,Powe u
work, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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THE NEW YORK COALITION.
Harmonious and Patriotic Action.

Harmonious and Patriotic Action.
SYRACUSE. September G.
The two conventions having adopted har.
onion resolutions met In juint session and
adjourned slne die. Among The resolutions
are, That The condition OF the country is such
as to demand this sacrifice of past prejudicesi
that the tone of the administration has been
lowered; the civil service has grown corrupt;
the military power is loo readily resortso toi
the bureaus at Washington have become the
centres Of favoritism and jobbery, and tne
Southern States, under tine system OF military
repression aud dictatlon, have been subjected
to robbery and waste which have already I'M
posed upon them nearly four hundred mil
lions Of debt, depressing industry, hinderlog
immigration, and by destroying their credit,
exposing the country to the shame and conta-
glOn Of reputation.
What the New York Press Think of It.
NEW YORK. September s.
The Herald, World and tribune think the
State ticket a very good one. The Times
is confident it will be badly beaten, and thinks
the nomination Of Herman and Depew partic-
ularly weak.
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THE REWARD OF ENTERPRISE.
Press Comments Upon the Success OF
Tho Charleston News.
from the Anderson Inte'lIgencer.l

From the Anderson InteIigencer.l
The CHARLESTON NEws.-0ne Of the most
gratifying evidences Of prosperity and sub
stantial success attending this enterprlsing
and active newspaper, go popular with the in-
telligent people Of South Carolina, is the re.
cent announcement that our friends, the pro-
prietors, have purchased o handsome, eligible
property on Broad street, where they are now
snugly ensconced 10 one of the most complete
establishments In the South. A full desorip-
ton OF the various buildings, including count
ing.roonis, editorial and composing rooms,
press and job department, &C., appeared In
Mondays issue, which was the first paper
printed in the new office. The property and
improvements cost the proprletors about
$4,000, as we learn from a city contemporary.
We wish our friends the accumulation Of still
greater sums of money, In addition to In
creased estimation In popular favor, and that
tbs NEWS will survive the mutations OF Time
aud appear regularly for the next twenty CEN
turtles, under like careful, prudent aud vigil
liant management as OF the present moment.
ga Wide Awake and Readable Paper"
From the ! orkvIlle Enquirer.l
Some time ago the proprietors Of THE
CHARLESTON NEWS purchased the andso me
building in Charleston, on Broad street, for
merly occupied by the Southwestern Railroad
Bank. Since the purchase, the Interior Of the
building has been remodelled and fitted up as
the publication Office .of TIE NEWS, and is
claimed to be one Of the handsomest and
best arranged establishments of the kind In
the Southern country. TIE NEWS was issued
from It's new quarters for the first time on
Monday morning last. We are gratided to
notice this evidence of the we'll deserved
prosperity OF our contemporary. as we regard
The NEWS as one of the most enterprlsing,
wlde-awake and readable papers In the
South.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-07
A DISH OF HORRORS!
THE CRIMES And CASUALTIES OF
YESTERDAY.

Town Destroyed by Fire.
MIsHAwAKA, IND, September G.
The business portion of the town Is burned
A Railroad Tragedy.
Mansfield, September G.
A collision took place between the excursion
train and the regular express; five persons
were killed and twenty-elght wounded. No
| southerners In the list, except Beach Harris,
of Louisville, killed.
Tho Cattle Plague in England.
LONDON, September G.
Rinderpest has appeared among the YORK.
shire cattle.
Snved from the BienvilIe.
BALTIMORE, September C.
The schooner MCGEE, with three passengers
and twenty-seven of the crew Of the steamer
Bienville, lately burned at sea, arrived at this
port this morning.
Exploded Once More.
LONDON, September G.
By the explosion of the powder mills at
Hounslow to-day, four persons were Killed
and several injured.
a Family Jar.
MILWAUKEE, September 6.
A butcher, named K. Eckert, split his wiIe's
head open with an K this forenoon, and was
arrested.
ABrutal Wife-Beater.
NEW YORK, September 6.
John Strothman last night beat bis wife ter.
ribly, concluding by smashing the kerosene
lamp or her head. which exploded, burning
her fatally. He was arrested.
Hanged Until Dead.
BUFFALO, September 6.
Morrissey was hung at noon Tor the murder
OF his mother last June.
Cumulative Convictions.
NEW YORK, September 6.
William j. Aiken, o burglar aud police off,
Ger, was sentenced to-day as follows: For one
grand larceny, five years 10 the State prison;
case Of grand larceny, FIVE years, end
for attempted burglary Ia the first degree, ten
years, making twenty years In oil.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-07
SPARKS FROM THE FIRES.

Father Burke, sent from Rome as the
visitor general OF the Dominican order in
America, lies in New York at the point OF
The New York World prints a letter from
Mauton Marble rldicullng the reports Of his de-
clining health. :. u,u
fax, fifteen days from Key West. All well.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-07
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON
Panty.

. oHARLKsroN, 8. G., June 8, 1877.
and 800 p. u.
Arrive :at Charleston 400 Al. Mondays ex-
Train Goes not leave Charleston. 800 J. y, sua.
DAYH.
Train leaving 1915 4. Il mates thfoagEconneo.
ton to New York, via SHtChmonf endsAcQuie:
Greek only, going through In A ours..ssZ"s-
Passengers leaving by 6.00sP.SN. ttf~fStd--nsyo
choice OF route, via Richmondan an. iW~ashinSton
or VIA Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaytnG
FRIDAY by this Train Lay ever on SuNDAYtnBai
timore.. Those leaving on SATURDAY remaIn sun.
DAY In Wilmington, No i,s al .n3ss.
This ls the cheapest. quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and No Invest, both Tratpas making CON.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ~. jsJas 81 l8Si
..rr q 1. g. SOLOKONS, arr
Engineer n Superintendent
P. Z. CLEAPOR. Gen. T~icketAgahtpl maya
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OFFIMAE.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postpnc,e
at Charleston, for the week ending sepsembere Q,
1872, and printed o0icially in TIE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
the City Of Charleston.
Ar ONCE hours from 8 A. N. to sH P. N. On
Sundays, from 5H to 6K P. n. g
~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are "Adyertised.n
STANLEY g. TROTT, Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-07

az Persons depositlng letters in the Postonice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp q let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Iette rOf1ce.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-07
TIE DECISION OF THE GENEVI
BOARD.

GENEVA, September 6.
The board Of arbitration met at noon to-day
and remained 10 session till $3.50 o'clock, con-
Guiding finally all business requiring delioera-
time for drafting, and raising and lranslaling
the official copies of the Judgment rendered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-07
THE sTRAIGHE-oUr FARCE.
O'Conor Spurns The OGce.
Seeking Businsss.
NEw Yopr pont,-h,-

NEW Y0RK, September 6.
The committee TO inform Mr.. O'Conor of his
nomination will meet him here on Tuesday. He
stated to q reporter yesterday that he consld-
cred the ofdoe-seekers one of the evils of the
day, aud he said he had made up his mind not
10 70 into that business.
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THE FEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, September 6.
For the South Atlantic States southeasterly
Winds from New England to southwesterly
over Middle States with Increasing cloudiness
and with, probably, areas OF rain and brisk
toutherly winds over the lower lake region.
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Mitchell, Miss
ri III !
auliDg, Mrs b
Murphy. Cathe-
rine III
Iurrell, Eliza 8
aurrell, Mary
Nathans. Maria
Neunsr, Enza L
Oliver, Maria
IO>toD, Eliza ]
|O"mgs. MARY
rage, LIZZIE
|Parson, Celia N
Peoples, Mrs n
|Poutwell, Phil.
Prince, Mrs Geo
hiokels, Miss b
RInggold, Mary
Rolleson, Lydia
Rose, Maria v
Rutledge, Mrs Q
savage, Mrs A
n
Mar
gre to
Sharper, Maria
Sheridan, ELIZA
%Shingler, Ella
simmons, Liti-
liza
slnEler, Miss 8
Slattey. Annie
i'm Ills, Blnah
Smalls, Preci,la |
Smails, Reoecea
ninth, Martha
MIS- y
Stockmann,
Laura
strickland, Mar
Surau, Henrtet.
rarrant, Mrs
Thompson Fam
ME B
rlencken, Helen
rrescott, Eliza
Wa den, Louisa
Caro-.
Va;son, Mary
Nancy! 1
YiIkenson, Ma
~ w
Villains, Agnes
Flora A
wilson, Mrs A
NinslOw. Mary
Fannie j
M
Vordsworth
Emma.
Anna ! |
Wright, Mrs ] B
Rynue, Eliza.
beth
Tynno, Lizzie
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Kailreans. -. asq 81
SAVANNAH AID CHARLESTON
~ Us

'N
0HARLzsYoN, June la IsTs.
On and AFTER MONDAY. June I7sh. 81
senger Train7 on this Road viii run a. folloWs:.
EXPRESS TRAIN LIZ!
Lsaye charleston daily....s........... aaoP. II.
arrive az savannah datly............o. H ]. Il.
leave savannah &c ?. n.
Arrive at Charleston atly.............. 7A.N.
DAY TRAIN. - s1sSoS
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. Z.olx..M,
Arrive at savannah, sundays exoepted. $50 !. Y.
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted... ia. +,
Arrive at Charleston, Sundays excited. $50 Pm.
Passengers from Charleston by 7.40 AN. train
maize close connection with Port Royal sRaitrood
for all Stations Oh that Road, Sundays excepted.l
Freight forwarded dslly on through Dl1s or laa-
ing to points In Florida and: by Savannah line o6
steamships TO Boston. Pfompt dispatch giye1 20
freights for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
railroad and 81 OF low rates as By any other linz
Tickets on. sale at this ONCE fcrABeaufo1t Over
Port Royal Railroad. o. GADSDEN,
Engineer and superintendent
$. {. BOYLSTOl, Q 1t. and Ticket Agent.
lunla a#
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THE COMING COTTON CROP.
TeIegraphIc Reports from the Leading
States,

Tie committee on statistics of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange print the following
kilograms from their correspondents giving the
latest intelligence regarding the coming cot
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WOMEN'S LIsT.

Addison. Mrs RIGl0Yer,,
Aiken, louisa N
Hannah Goddar
Albers, Maggie greet
Allender, Ann GoJdml
Edith
BAN, Annasta. GoutevI
tla Elizsl
barloW, MRS JlGraves.
lGray, F
Becker, Maria o Halisal
Is K
Berkhans, Mrs Hamiltl
JAIME
Berkeley, Amelia Harper
E q John
Beasley. Kate Hucker
Bond, Hannah tuda
Bonnesu, Miss Hencke
e tilda
Bowers, Mary Heriot,
Bradley, MaggieI Halle, j
Briau, Rebecca Koran.
Bray, Walter Hughes
Brown, Be, sey Tnos
Brown, Amsn Inflow,
da E rlne
Brown, Harriet Jeferst
Ann crime
Brown, Leonora jenkins
Brown, Maria A
Bryan, Hannah Jenkins,
Buck. Mrs l. r
Burns, Mrs s Jones, S
Cammer, Emily Jones,
Carne9e, Miss dine
MS johnson
Carroll, Sarah III
Odssldey, Katie Juhnsor
Ohrlstburg, Eu- Anna
gene ~ Heath,
Cleveland, der
Agnes Eeatlng
Cowan, Eltzl ma
Cohen, Julia Reckley
Cohen, bella lOtte
Crawford, Thee. Kelly, @
dora A IKenned,
Daddlde, Mary K
Dagnall, Hen. Kenned.
rietta f Koldew,
DeVeaux, Mr. L lisa K
N Ladson,
Davis, Rosauna A
DAVIS, Maggie Latson,
Davis, Julia P Lawrent
Davis, Emily ria
Eugenia Logan, ]
Disher, Mrs R Lecture,
W Leighton
Doyle, Jane Levy, A
Dnggan, Mrs Lewis. \
James Logan, J
Duncan. Sarah Levy, Ca
EakIn, Annie. McUona
Fdywlck, Anna ria T
y - Garanda
Flathman, Mrs Marshall
U e. +.
Flyam, Mrs Mason, !
Fraser ser Miss a HiIler, Y
E Gs,M Niles, n
eriHe .Miley. b
Glen, Julia O Mitchell,
Gleason. Sarah l.........