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Lick Township Republican Ticket.
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

fhe pestilence to come and hnd l"ug1
ment and an abiding place amid the
overhanging avenues and arcadian
walks Of our beautiful town. Aud the
plauue aame, and it's raven wings have
been spread over Ms like an angiy
cloud or a funeral pail, until thee
isn't a home that isn't in mourning, nor
a heart that doesn't throb its silent,
pensive. monrnfal wall Of agony aud
.rrniab-woe are we-woe are we.
On the morning of the 9th Of August
Aneuste simonson. an emrloyee OF the
raaroad. died. He was mail carrier for
fhe'rDAu,-and contracted The disease OF
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

I Claiborne Duniy. IL is necessary 10
remark tl4k during the prreallnnco ~
tha enideAic there were present in the
town of ,bft Gibsun Abn,H bnu lnlia0i
santa nfmlnaa3Fys ~. S...i.... about 4U es-
eapedi7 Of them. only, ma ~1n'1'.
The same prnpol tion nf raA' 1"a =
eppes existed &C GraBd Gui ""o"S
population of say about iO0j
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Nlfeeb Ms#iN#M #A##M t#8"
lsFns - blaNk esa,it sashs Ifsm
tAsei !. 4 aed even tllen ihe ezact-
iAr ~ sislHHue slaA nfluf W " AIi-
umt AfeVAA AAa Aawiha tenh s-un
dencbstrationa cf sorrow-of agcny (:
and funeral rites are cpitomiEed, and
pale preachers, hurryiug to other oh
sequies. have only time 10 say -drth
TO earth -asAes 10 ashes dust 10 d4t.
0 what Gospel the pestleuee
prsachesl
The uight dew falls upon lhe un-
buried coffin at the cemetery. while
gorgeous monuments, with splendid
epitaphs. seem Go wag their heads nc
tlns unbidden visit from poverty and
tie plague. The Gentle, stretched
on the bed Of pestilence, writhinE
nader the ngoBies Of a scorching fever.
murmure With his parclled tongue ia
...s..O.Aana 4 N. AlmAma4A AN hl# N4NF
m .. semMA Tha Aata asH
a MA sa hasHnH
A.I M uHaWH
WAAa|I IN wv ~ 'H
the soft hand VI The sasented lawyer
and once prescribed Radical pressed
gently upon his forehead. burnins and
scorching with fever Aud amid all
this. there are otl:er shining examples
Of unselfshnoss. o, that there wsIe
more. that the world might see what
gospel the pestilence breaches.
The narrative Of this great calamity
which will ever be an epoch In the ms
tory of our town, with its hundrr"S "
incidents Of alternate good aud evil
aud its horrid, heart crushing dea'a
scenes, would. to do IL iustice, take all
the space Ga orr paper, bat while nov
AmmA.tllnm. l0limaaa - "a a. NJ
4
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

Mmkias nn nlln~ance inr deatns of
blacks ou planlaion>. the number
reaches a. ms.
Subscribers will h. well a. preserve
this nuln b,,r II heir paper, foe tuinie
reference. a. hrreaf.er "a m'y al "su-
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

Howard Association. Aud though no
abatement If disease occurred, botief
anention waa furnished the sick. Ma
terial for the epidemic to operate npon
decreased gradually and cases becane
fever. Alout the lst Of October e''ae"
assumed a miider type aud were more
easily managed. Physicians and h'rs
e. we're less laboriensly taxed.
On the night of fhe 24th ~ VeV'''er F"
heavy frost occurred and NJ s"i"e pla,
cea ice was discovered. This inspired
the community with the belief that
trouble was nearly over. II tufned o"'
To be the case. for iew nfiet"ards ae't
proatrAfed, and they auch ~ bad The
seeds Of the disease In their - stcni'
p,ioF 20 lie frost Aud un the ist ol
1 - !. 4I... 60 mrutns.lc A. "a f..4mn saI
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

4 aantlf fef nEhH* anM h|mmM #mAM
aaH#A Tbs Hl'Fme0aAa fIam FaN
@ihHoM eg1iHM ui ib~ MraAA aAtfNAA,
FoInnlnef@ io Ea hN klsu ln|ief el taN
Stricken t'ais MHf4 dlHHs AHtiN
iamllirp mhe pgra'suA@A MHus dHMfHN
Soon The diease reached other pnr-
li0ns of tie cAint.. During the time
Of gloom IL made ils appearances IN
about nine Different localities.
The suGelng and snIrow 40 "a be-
came extreme. In Pmt Gib-nu, The
mem Der. Of the Howard Association
shortly became woaried ont or we're
laid npon tho sick bed. Daring the
epidemic, three Of the nalnber (wnrthy
men, were laid ia their cold gravrs.-
Harris, Jaquith, and Morey, after hav
ing striven both here aud at Gland
Gulf 10 amrliuraie the condition of 9th
eIs, themselves fell, aud e'uld nuS re-
ceive the nan,e attention they had he
stoWrd on others, because it was nut
possible to procure Il in tawn. Man,
esteemed and nselal citizens were tax
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13
FROM shs Port Gibson Herald. Nog. ls. 1851
Claiborne County aud the Epi-
deHmtc mf A@d3.

Az Claiborne county In again I'D q
healthy condiiinn. aud a1aiia have o.
anmed thclF woussd complexion, it ls
proper 10 review the monrpful ocrnea
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

remained in town. were all sm't'en
with the pestileuce, aud all recovered
Rev. ID. A. Planck, OF the PreaOyten
AN church, and Rev. 4. II. Mounger, Of
the methodist church. we're among the
early cases-they recovered, and then
-.a..t about at all hours, in town and
country, doing great good, Hs nurses
and as Divines. Father Jones, Of the
Catholic church in this place, was IN
M;nneaota when he heard Of our great
ealamitv-came IN haste 10 help his
peopIe, was taken With fever on reach
inr town, recovered and afterwards
rendered good service, Rev. John o.
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

J klTnuHn WHICH kulH NsffNhlNNtiN Har
passed. aud place on rrcBsd simeihins
Of brief hist0ry of ryeE's. - ihrv
have occurFtd during the time ~ trial.
But Il were yain "a attsmpf - depict,
4 IA fefmH ihal ahnnld nonnl Malli3a Ahe
H4A sce ~ #A
la tHf
M f N4A M
eHn HHW W#t VN N M&
M1Ma. M wNA
AMAh aMM mHN @ NNHM M Ml
I I'm anguish. can t.Ii the tOffufes W
fhb mind with the exactness ~ oinnisci-
ence, eau Trace tear % its fountain
aud reveal the bitter SORROW that has
cru-led 4 1ui, can make remembrance
trns and prosant reality, then may
All tl9mDuinful incidents ot a sweep-
ing p6lilence be fully described
10 net recessary fsr present infOr-
matin 90 remark thai the yellow frr.
er APPEARED la New Orleans at much
earier date than perhaps ever before,
ard 10 n very malignant form. Fr''m
tiat centre radiated as it were streams
'f e0ntagion, ramif,i ilg alnost al!
quarters of the South West.
On about the 18th Of August last
eitizep AZ PwNG Gib~en, by the name of
lmlre. iAfH'F fp this place from New
OfleH An had uuHiSely gone
tn y InM A. mharnro lac
hlH HHNaau Arriving
iM RA IHHmnM mmB n4 nA
fis NHHula ie maHnMge
", ths AlAAnig MeANeANM lm
charaeN MH NANsAt AIeA am IAH
18th Il HWH new cases or tie
diarase fm0 Mhtil about the 2iih
Of the stnst month. when tlrre or foar
more weie diagnosed by the aite ding
Gu the evening of the 9th
he called IN for consultation another Il
the faculty. who cOIrgtred with him
~ 10 the character Of the disease. Eai
" on the morning of lhe 25ti Sunday
The alarm was given and many cit;zens
with their iamilgeS sought the caHnlry.
10 was Announced that the yellow fever
vas present 10 Port Gibson in an cpl
lfntG feavts, Dttnming Doubtful Of its
pfes~ncr, determined 10 remain until
the report sliOu a be more fully cnrrOb-
lfaied. New cases were Continually I
lccurnng aud on Fflday. fhe 2d.nf
SNNRW0N N4N H#H HAHHlM '1f NN
#AEIA MhnAAAa MMNA WaMA M
hNRHHF ME#4E aAa Ma#&MM a N4M
HW#RW w MVNw H1AVK4 AHM n
MAAM l#IN AIAH HM
M#w kHas sA' HHMhA1s HtHa
VI duly and I've epidemic was sprrad I
lbg into AL parts II the town. Om the /
81 Of September, the yonng men, be-
ieving that necessity demanded it. re-
solved themselves into an assnriaiiOn,
inder the st, le and title Of the = Port
Sibsun Howard A-sOciatiun," far the
purpose Of ministering and aud atten
ioL to The sick aud for their mutual
projections. They Immediately entered
,Dnn their labnrs.
- Inc, or perhaps little
N, broke upon Grand
Mlat required the
90 stand up
sirated that
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

Anticipating a general demand
for the REvBILLE of last week, we
struck off much larger number
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13


for the REvRILLE of last week, we
struck off a much larger number
uuH NH lNHn
A M NF'
ll|NN lA AlN
calamity wl|A hn 111E
rNAlh tlhAA NhA n'H''A
hold, with extra numbers for dlstri-
button among friends and Kindred,
we concluded to issue an Extra, and
10 embody, with it, the HISTORY OF
THE EPIDEMIC OF 1853, written by
f. Bruuer, Esq, then editor Of the
Port Gibson Herald. This Extra
can, if it be desired, be folded in
the RHvEILLE, which we send by
mail.
In additioIlto the foregoing we
desire to say tAst the issuance of
this Extra giyesNs an opportunity
to supply several much regretted
. omissions in the last number. Or
MAI IN
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an'a1ement that they stood up SO long.
and so manfully, during the almost
ninety days aud nights of unflnaping
labor and constant devotion.
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AZ q " beginning of NJ epidemic we
had fdAr physiciana-Rr. Peck, Dr.
WbartoA, DIR. Russell And Dr. stro-
bridge Ale three, first uslned, were &C
climated, aud had all bad experience
IN treating yellow fever, having prac-
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13
THE srANaEDE.

And Ruch a stampede such harry
ing TO and fro-On lOot-on horse
back-in carriages - buggics - dump
lnanhm mmd MAN. Ga nf ihRhlmalhnd mmhAw
HNH#. MAs n#faf INak A hmHnHA
II'4 u#AlH ErRllEHr IzsI~ W#M HH#
AIN wv NW 4H Aa ARM N4NlHH A
NHlN WVNM wANRA nHmF'V AWI lrNIH WE
"dR hAMHh MMfAN thNiF uMlh AMA WWlsA
sequeni events showed too plainly that
there was uoi too much haste. ner teo
great alarm, and it was 3 happy cir
cumstance that so nany left, for had
all remained the we'll could not have
nursed The sick-the living could not
haye buried the dead. Notwithstand
ing this general exodus there we're yet
about seven hundred people left in
town, just forty six Of whom were
known To be acclimated to yellow few
er. Immediately there was % call for
the organization OF
THE HowAan ASSOCIATION.
MM A5H NM
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toned functions.

In the latter days Of July it became
evident that epidemic yellow fever
would overspread the Valley of the
Mississippi, encircle the sea coast, aud
extend from village to village unlsss
means we're speedily adopted to arrest
its onward march. To accomplish this
the skill aud ingenuity Of medical sci
encs, 10 the use and employ ment of
disenfectants, was taxed, and munici-
pal Legislation racked its brain 10 con
tFive quarantine laws to repsl the
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13
IsSIssIPPL NOVEMBER 10. 1873
Ens-ieA. Ai.a
W.aIm


Ensrich. Daniel Ens-ieh. Alsz
Emorich, Lilly. child 81 Hads
Rly. Miss Nlnnis
Foster. Mrs Alice, nee bun
Flowsrs. Asn.trong K 0ocsehorn, Thomas
9oosehurn. sarah 6oSa, ueHss
aoan In Rsaily ksrRlf, ksIt tno
AM N#H
M hnH Am
Ha~' #|H
~ y asN Y
Parker, Rev D 4 :, Of Mgchurch South.
Parker, Mrs Sarah 0
Thompson. Lee A fmerchantl
Wight, Mrs NJ IA Wright James
Wallace, Mis- Moliie
CoLoRED.
Dotson. Rose Ann Hicks, Msiinda
/ n enderfon, John
Anderson. yohn sr, lHsrmitase Pises.l
anderson, John Jr
Austin, 6r"yson
Austin, Rose
austin. Robert
j Harper, George
/ Hall, Harriet
phean. Charles
ls2 CAGES on che Hermitage Placs-o dsaths
Total. .-.-.--.+-.-.-..-....4z
PAIIONA.
Fife, Butlcr Fife. wm. child
Moer ~ Rm Meera, Ella
AoarV ANHHNn FaHApH. Nm
rues& y 1homss rAaaF " Dr.
tAANDX#fNE DISTRICT
w. ~ - pnssrr Iames
A.!.N M'llss y nil. 4n Fllg.
#NM LA4N6A Greer Estslls
4HsAA iHfNHe Cues, Wmt Child
gones' lb"A Jonas EiGa
Lilly, Tyre McClure Simpsea
rnee, oneph W Price. keberr
Price, JOs-ph A piice. Mn kii,a
T's, - Ireyillian,hrs Thos c
A1sa.I, r @r' 4daiine William, 4py, cold.
A'e'A '.-.-..+-...... ~
The EPIDEAIc, nc tho outseA pro.
ducsd a most unparalleled panil aud !
It never lost its panic feature. Pnan. |
cial panics are severe, and the war
parics, which all remember, were hrl
70 set used to, but Of all the tenors
.g"cv s paSic exceeds sd fhsm- ana, iesli Ell.
when the dread psslilcuce comesa It's
fury It evoke~ all that Is bad in tie
human heart, and tuo often claana o.
naFHs a fNAA M EI'eaa hAa s#s
'lU lWH A AA 4lAliN AaN sf A FH
NHMAN Mn amahHN m nIAA WI
lHR Hm|#|A M|ntH Ah naAN|A AM
aAlAHAAI AA eis4IaA bAa-.dfI4ea aaah.
merce and The love Of gain to close
their doors-nanly courage becomes
and the stoat>hearted be
&c towards.
-'' the mighty river-over tie
- ;wers aud tropical
-, dsat h slseads
andV ,--A,sye.
and han ~
while tue
of space sn'ei
rides on ever
lurks la etery y
fancy y--wriakled nsg
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Rocky Spiihgs. vicinity IN which ths
fever sprrsd with great rnpidltv iuao.
much 'hntfhe Howard authorities seut
DR.. W. c. Miller, Of Grand Gulf, to
that point and he did excellent ser
vice. DrEdwin McCalIister. an old
and succesful practitioner Ia the epi-
denies of 1853 aud 1855, at Grand
Gulf aud tbs place, waa in attendance
on patiebs in both the Brandy wius
aud Patteis districts, aud did his duty
faithfully ,as did all oilers. DR.. r. b.
Magruder was not in he infected re-
giou, yetdid his duty Fhen called up>
on. as hs has always done.
II may be shat we have dnitied tho
lame OF some Of onr c0untg phyric-
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

have not charity, I am as sounding
brass andNs q tiukIing cymbal-" aud
God knowsA and our suffering people
know, that ID she teus Of thousands oi
dollars sent us, and as many thous-
ands, possibly. in SUPPLIES Of every i'm
imaginable kind. there was no sounds
ing brass no tinkHugcymbaI.
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Our County Board Of HahIAA 1A
promptly, and with pruds
ftion; our Town Council III " | bra Wy
proclaim laws aud ordina 0WHN wy
dieting all intercourse with
world, and our County SupefviaofS
oe'rleapod the bounds of legal parsi
mony, and made, as was thought lib
eral and ample appropriations for quar-
antlnc and for relief. But, all ia vain.
silently aud steaA,hily on the wings Of
midnight, 10 the evsntide air, aud the
twilight zephyr-in 'he morning dawn
at noonday-Bever sleeping = on
ward sweeping, the demon of the air
rresaed on--crying room for the Leper
room.
our streets were plaearded witt
ouarnntine ordinances, and sloShed
from end to end with that most hate
sul Of official smells, carbolic acid
D.w altar dax. for LIMA mm6 - NnM
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es-we must PrepEre for pestiIence aud
death.
THE PROGRESS on THE EPIDEMIC.
On the next day. sunday morning,
the 18th O. Augus. rapid reports Of
new cases few all over town like the
firing ofioliday rockets, and that even >
iag thesun set upon a gloomy people
"A scoIrged town, with thirty people,
voune and old, writhing under the
bnrnine, scorching, treacherOusly fatal
fever Of the tropics
The Hnwards wSNt forward boldly ,
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pI@Er@ Wuwt~ ~#C @&MM@tONN
waa always on daty. He waH active
as President Of the Colored Howard
Association. and at the same time
faithful to his official trust.
OUR EURsEs, and we do not dare 1"
individualize won laurels. We do not
know how o say enough in their
praise. Mani Of them were Of those
who wore tie gray. aud they HeVer
finch. Mani Of them from distance.
New Orleans aud Natehez, rendered
conspicuous service, aud will bs long
aud gratefully remembered.
Charity we're hers, shcres art 'erery
wlurp MudHN thWAr dmip
0um enfM#MH nMAKMDA mnrR MliWM AW
ght lahaAfn nitamslon, hnd, aadhAAA hn
retnaeas fEnm to~ns kept 90 peefiH
snpsliisd with fresh nuasn, batter.
egra, poultry, &C.. IN such liberal
abundance as to show Vac they were
denying themselves to 4 We to the more
needy ones in town. hose supplies,
in addition to the ahui dance in the
Commi-sary Department. Df the How
ards. kept away want anl suffering.
0uR DRUG STORES reflected the oul,
business in town. The lamented Mr..
shreve. too feeble to attend to busi
ness. was at his post until he died,
early iu the pestilsnce. The drng
store of r. NJ Hastings was kept open
consian H., and at Tines almost all
night long and was the chief reliance.
nAan4 6laamsss. Maasns RsaassaHk.RH $50
apuz4 aa.Hg .ls8 ~uHH ~ uuAV NW
lIIA4AuIY M M HpNuNM NppA wAhlNu
sllHlIA RHhq AIRuM aHH' M hllQ l'hA VH'
~ #H WIsHw #m#M M7#M
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tice aud hsmanity tlft Arrangements
should be made to fairk remnnerate al
for the faithful sersces they per
formed.
YE ANCIENT UxDEWl kER. our olu
friend j. H. FO0te, had 1brculean TASK
and the lights were burAue in his shop
nearly all night, for maDf uigh's1 pre-
pairing cofEins for rich land poor HS
Mss faithful in the Pssermanee ot MS
THR TELEGRAPH oFrIcE was open
during the epidemic, ,s all hours, 10
auis public conFeuiqnfA withpat ~.
MMnA HN |N w
INMm. .mN.AAMa. N4AMA n4m## fNHMM MN N#M NJ
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aud lam
The I'll
exceptioiA|
vi but few
|itlAhe fever,
Cad to them !

exceptions islths G fever,
nnd q prA Cal 70 them i.
ltis esHl T. this date
there hara D. u the town
and couuNW lave no doubt
very nearl We give
list of the Anplte as we
could obtai be impossible
10 ueso'ipsN wen in the
ue'gh' Oh n te 18th Of
august % deahs occur
eu' ana aA nih and Sep
'enoer' siiqAHN y OF streets
every homN al--she dying
and the a,saud and
about un unt aa tl,e
victims dia aAesfA naA
blankets, eueusinea.
were stegN dnoha aad
apa bnr'fa
W feusiy faf ~s,
Ard, unbufiea
LL,
~, Or in the
ne refugees "a nder the
death lis hcrs as far as
we could ed $ deaths
10 districts We ieigubor-
hoeds. III ply perfect as !
il is pOssibls presnt.
s:.:': s:II:': s!':s. ! u !: < n ass5ssni. s,ssa
y ss''.vs, JaA
Crowley, John AstyFm
~ -r,Nay Z
pRmWHg. AmAH #ill
! ! ! ! J ! ! ! ] :
I;:s::.i |:;:.s: v ~ ! ,..
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w~ app. nd h~l.'N tables -hIsiug hr
DEATHS iu tIe twn feUns and ~ either
inVtlities il the rnnnft. ihrfa nlay
hr name ~ tWY inad, srirn,ls Dnii
"a IL tha Gfahd Cult iisi bscansr n'f
.cnmnmG a. nnr klAnMlsdse. AZ sg Nv
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since Aug. II, 8 pe.g u alig le.,ths
by fhat disease.
The above liz. includes niy thn.e
deaths which occurred wifl > the c,r-
pOrafe limits Of Port Gibsi, and ira.J
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through which this c1mHnniiy has
passed. and place on rccIsd ssmeihins
Of brief hsf0fy of rver's, - thew
have occuTFtd duiing The time ~ trial.
But Il were yain tp attsnpi 10 depict,
The Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1876-1890, 1878-11-13

the same organAHAEA4# zmf The .coloreu
people.
A lull fOllewHda AuA he Reveille
went to press om NAldny Wight, 10th of
August announcing only one case Of
sickress 10 town-tbayof Geo. Good
rich. acolored man aId railroad EN-
plo, e., then being tr Rted by the la
mented DR.. suobride. Hope iBspir
I'd mingled feelipc Of donbt and
day morning, nrxl fsy, the l7th oi
August, three cases sere reported at
The Boarding House { the worthy aud
IammaAea aan A 4 RmanHA Alan aafas
EhHNN " w Mlp vNNNVlH1
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Gdmng, Emm
Green, EllsBt
Haley, Jacob
Peoples, +, MRS
Total
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r.asricb. Daniel Ens-ich, Alsz
Ernorich, Iiily. child of Wsds
Fly. Nils Ninnis
Foster. Mrs Alice, nee Lum
Flowsrs, AFunstr0ng x 0oosehorn, Ihomas
aonseharn. sarah GoEa. GeHss
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Adams, Alher MI
Addison susah
Addison. Page H|A
Baker, -urAh
Blue Francis nH|A|
Belt, kobprt's
B0atem 10, kmH0|
Byady, Owens
Banks, Mack M
Belt Ihos ehA|A
Davis, Jane
Drake, Maria Nh
Davenport. Me- w
Davis Deha ||
Edwards, Hard
Gibson, LetifiA NJ
Hut. Caroline
Hendricks, y uHNN||
Jefferson, 1hp
Jefferson, R1lHHN|
Jones, Bsnjama |||
Irnan Iohu I||
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Hnwkins. Hen
Ingram, Mrs y dsAN|
John on, Miss
Kelly, fhomuh Mn
Kirkbrids, Mrs
Little, ~amueI M
fischer, Joho
Lischer, b LeW 0
Leonard, Janie
McCann, Billy MI
Mason, Miss y
Murphy, Jams
Newuan, MIS- @
Newman, Berp
Newman, Corln|
O'Day, Mike
O'Connell. hma|A|
SamuplsOn, ~
Strubridge. IVA NH
ShreTe, Chas
ahrama - Class AAAA|
AhRl lRr, h4tu|
NsNAHHN HN|NHHA|
" ] VI.
BplasA AMIN|NHN|A
hafA
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A meeting We nelu aWa barge mum
bers enrolled IN NlR nAluWH un the books
aa ready % merl thu 4NAMAlmA foe. JAS
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the immense sum- OF money sent
from neighhoring TONS, aud Northern
cities villages, chyches. and from IN
dividuais. as wenas the large ship
ment- of supplies we must await the
fo,thcominQ rrpdfs Of the officers of
the two Howard Associations. IL Is
due to ALTO iiDse who gave their
charity with prdtgai maninee"ce' as
well as tn those ho received ~ WIN
such emotions a prayerful, HEARTFELT
gratitude. thar dfull and explicit ex-
hibit, with prqer vouchers, 'hou'd oe
made of recaPt~ and disbursements,
that the wotld may sees that we have