Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-01-12
NEUROLOGY OF 1882.

David p. Nichols, State Treasurer of Con.
necticut; Edwin W. Stoughton. ex-lJnfted
states Minister to Russia; Alexander H Bull
lock, Ex-Governor of Massachusetts,; Ensign
ID. kellogg, American representative on the
Fisheries Commission. Pittsfeld. Mass: Rev.
henry Highland Garnet, United States Min.
ister to Liberia; General Stephen A. Hurlbut
Minister to Peru; Thomas Allan. Member of
Congress from Missouri; Horace Maynard. ex.
Postmaster-General, Knoxville, Tenn: ex.
Governor Z. c. Washburn, of Wisconsin: Will
lam Dennison, Ex-Governor of Ohio: R. NJ A,
Hawk, Member of Congress for Illinois: Icha,
bod Goodwin, War Governor of New Hamp-
! shire; Juan b. Alvarado, Ex-Governor of Cali.
fornia; George p. Marsh, United States Min.
lister to Italy: Benjamin Harvey Hill, United
states Senator, Atlanta, Ga; Isaac Murphy,
hrst Union Governor of Arkansas after the
war; DIR. James Adair, founder of the Green
back party, Mendoza, ILL.,; John ID. Defrees. ex-
Public Printer, Berkely Springs. w. Va; E. A.
straw. Ex-Governor of New Hampshire; James
+. Robinson, Ex-Governor of Kentucky:
josiah Quincy. ST., ex.Mayor of Boston, Mass. !;
Thurlow Weed, New York: Andrew s Her.
ron, Congressman-elect, Louisiana; j. It. Up
60egTaH, Congressman-elect, Ohio; Robert
federacy; Godlove S. Orth, Member of Con
gress from Indiana; Ex-Governor BENJAMIN
u. Humphreys, Mississippi.
EX-MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Edward Joy Morris. Pennsylvania; C. C. CLAW.
AaDama; :" Tanner. New York, Clark.
son n III. Potter. New York; Edmund Burke.
new hampshire; General Elijah Ward. New
York; s. A. Purviance. Pennsylvania: Martin
r. Conway, Kansas; William B. MacLay. New
YORK; Milton s: Latham, California; Fl. w.
gan; Ozro j. Dodds, Ohio; Samuel c. Fessen-
den. Maine; Horace Maynard, Tennessee;
Charles Omar w; s. Benton, Wise"nsiu G C. Wash
Albert G. Burr, illinois,; Stephen Cohurn,
N. inc; George =. Marsh. Vermont; Artemus
Haze haze. massachusetts,; George X. DEM s. Mary
tleneld, Name; Fernando G. Beaman,s Michi-
gan; John,Hanna. Ind ana; Willard p Hall,
missouri Missouri; Lewis Campbell, Oh Q; o. P. Snyder,
lima: Henry G.. Murphy, New York; Orville
Robinson, New Y ork; N. H. Van Worries, Ohio
General silas Casey. Major Charles A webh
captain 3. T. Ferris. General Walter Gwynn.
oldest graduate of West Point; Major John H
at West Point: Captain Thomas n II. F re5cb
captain Eugene B. Gibbs, (olonel George w
PPatten, General Joseph G. Barnard, Major
Nelson, General g. X. Warren Major Charles
W. W1ngard, Captain William A. Parker.
Colonel hichard Arnold, General Daniel Tylcr'
Burbank, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS chofield.
RearAdmiral James Ii. SPOTS, Benjamin
franklin Delano, ex-United States Naval Com
structor; Rear-Admiral John Rodgers Com
mander Terry, Rear-Admiral David :. Nc
PPo oo kea Admiral John C. Beaumont.
miral Ch rles H. Poor, Commodore Henry
Eagle, Admiral Strong, Rear Admiral Robert
ID. "yman. hear-Admiral jam F. Schenck.
John Pratt. ID. D., first President Den'son
University, Columbus, o.; John William Ora
R Rrb chemist and physiologist. New York: Col.
the United States, DIV chit, IN. !: Robert F Ked-
zie, Professor of Chemistry, Missi sippi Agri-
Chinese Harvard CoIlege. cambridg res Msss OF
Jossph Il. Sheffield, founde of the ShefiieId
SCIENTIFIC School of Yale College, New Haven,
Mich; Rev. DIR. Cusplr r. Gregory Professor
OF Rnetoric Lincoln University, Chester Coun-
y, "a: lyman Coleman, Pro essor of Latin,
Pr ncipai Granville tO) Seminary; William H.
AheL inventor of the knitting machine, / a.
SONIA NJ w. H. H.. William H. Churchman. in
w. ID, Rogers, founder of st tute of Technol-
ogy. Boston. Mass: Erastus W. Smith, me-
Ghanical engineer, New York: David Thomas,
asaqua, Pa; Henry q. Radcliffe, Arctic ex.
plorer, New York; James II. Led lie, civil en-
gineer. New York; VILLAIN r. Allen, Presi-
dent of Girard College, Philadeiphia. Pa: d
: Wentworth. Principal Cook County (Illl
Normal school; Prof. A. J. Sawyer, Chicago
University; Hermann J. Koorn r. Professor
of Mathematics. Columbia College N. v: Rev.
Robert ID. Norris, ID. d., Pres dent Oxford (Ol
f. : male Seminary; Prof. Henry Drap r, chem
ii. a.
want, Superintendent Tennessee Il. ind School.
LITERATURE.
;, Ineoph1lus ParSons, author of law and re-
llgious works. Boston, Mass; Henry w. Long
fellow, poet Cambridge, Mass; Ralph Waldo
Emerson. philosopher and essayist, Concord
Mass; ReX Henry Giles essayist and lecturer,
writer, Little Falls. N. Y: George ]. A. Cami.
son, novelist, Paterson N. j.; Henry James.
ST., essayist, Boston, Mass.
JOURNALISM
General F. A. JONES' Macon CITY Cdo) Her.
AID; Delano A: Goddard editor Boston Mass)
advert ser; John HI: Chamberlain, Richmond
samuel H Cox, Boston; Charles Hale, ex-
editor of the AdUeTttser. Boston, Mass: j. H.
II. Stenhouse, San Francisco correspondent
New York Herald; John ". Defrees, editor
Miami 90 linton; Colonel William 7. Thoinp-
son, editor Savannah Ca BOrnfng Ne,Us:
LAS S ar w Early, Johnstown Pa.) Tribune;
Enoch Emery, Peoria tIll) Transcript; William
K Ellis, ex-editor of Lafayette Qn1) Courier;
Jul US Schultz, Wdrhen6tatt. Austin, Tex:
David McCaleb. Galveston (Tex1 Ne,cs: Fl. r.
Bloodgood, Sandwich ILL Free Press; DR. J.
w. Christian. Alabama Christian Advocate;
A HIens 1 orges: Free Presss Cincinnati O.;
Garland, Catholic Telegraph, Cincinnati. O.:
Fred rick MacCrelish, A'td California, San
ISOLATED Press, Napa. CAL: Major D. Simpson.
Madison Ind.) Stnr; o. ]. Goodrich. Rockv
Mountain Hsrdd, Denver, Col; N d. Whiting,
waupaca (wis) Herald: Joseph Weber. No1th.
syn Advocate, Claremont, N. H.: JOSIAH A.
NOonan, Wauwatosa, Wis.,; Martin Blum.
Deutscher Amerikdner, DUBUQUE, Ia: Josiah
King, Commercial GGzctte, Pittsburgh. Pa
ART.
John C. King, sculptor. Boston; Colonel Ed
ward b. White. architect New York: Henry
r. Searle architect, New York: Thomas I,e
Clear, Rutherford, New Jersey.
CENTFNARIANS.
Samuel Buckley, Flint, Mich, 100; James
lsom, Richmond, KY, 102; Peter Markins
Little Rock, Ark, Ill: Mary Lydou, 8. Louis
Mo-, lO3; Judy Powell. Pittsburgh, Pa 1l3:
Margaret Martin; New York. lO6; Mr. For
teak, Shelby, Mich. 100: Abigail Alden Bridge
port, Mass, l02: Winnifred Fl. Lslly, Chicago
los: Catharine Mannon, Baltimore Nd I0s:
Mourning Ranney, st. Louis. Us: Bernard
Duffy. Buffalo, 100; Mrs. Lucy Pickett Sauga-
tuck, Mich lis; John Springer. Marietta, o.,
l0S: Matthew Robinson. Lafayette Ind. JOS:
Mrs. VIM. Bearing. Perry County, Alabama,
l01; Adam Hedgcov, Mckinney, Tex. 40:
Isaac Newsbaum. Wabash, Ind. 1O7: LOUISE
@. Andrews (colored,. Chicago, Ill. 103: Abb
gail Hull. Trempeleau County. Indiana, 100;
Mrs. Maria Appleby, Norristown. N. j., lUi.
PROMINENT WOMEN.
Mrs. Laura Kendrick, radical reform lect-
urer, Boston, Mass: Mrs. Emmanuel Custer,
mother of General Custer. Monroe, Mich; Mrs.
Mary Cass Garfield. daughter of General Cass;
Mrs Goold Hoyt, daughter of Winfield Scott:
Caroline Leroy Webster, widow of Daniel
Webster; Mrs Ida Greeley Smi' b, caught II of
Horace Greeley; Mrs. Helen NJ. 81 cum,
speaker and writer on womans rights: Mrs
ahorr vHof6 I. 70