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From Sawyer, Wallace 4 Co.'s Circular.
Cotton and Tobacco.
New YoRx, Aug.

New York, Aug. l, 1867
The chespness and abundance, which have been
the prominent features of the money market Tor
some months, continue to characterize it still. The
Bank movement shows further expansion IN loans
Of S. DOC, 000 and increase in specie OF ,2oo
o00 A more active deman for money, and gen.
eral revival of trade, strongly indicated as Au
tumn approaches and all the signs are favorable for
a heightened degree of prosperity.
CoTTox-The business has been very small in
this staple and at irregular but descending prices
our quotations being to lower than last month
A good deal of doubt and uncertainty rest upon the
future, and there is disposition to operate to any
extent. With the exception of wet weather, which
may materially lesson production, the prospect Is
regarded as favorable for good but not excessive
crop. The market closes more firmly.
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~ The exports of cotton from the United

w- The exports of cotton from the United
States to great Britain this year, it is stated
show falling off of 1000 bales compared
with last year. The deficiency in the receipts
in the various ports in the United States, il
estimated at 114,OoO bales. The ships now
loading at cotton ports for Great Britain
amount to Is in number against 80 for the
same date last year.
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FLOUR DEPOT.


AND TO IL Geo AGENCY
NE subscriber having the Agency Of the following Niu-
Mitchelvlle Mills, Spencer's Mills Silver Spr;ns S,;
Logan Mills, Nashville city Mis-aI Of which sr S.I
Celebrated for their superior brands-wi keen co1st,i
on hand 3 supply OF Fresh Flour. All Flonr - ~
above brands sold BY me, will be warranted Also go
for the sale OF Corn Meal from the above NinI 80,
and examine my stock. " SSii
bODaccO-l have now in store large Quantity ~
virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO, which am oferng 20
the trade at unusual low prices.
~ A full assortment Of fresh Groceries on hand
and for sale cheap. r. G HANDY
jy11-d1m ne Soor g., 49,
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@1I~ D1144 ASa u15uICaLtu Brandy,
Aromatic Schiedam Srhuap-s
PROHiRITnN InnU

I L, mem rave and exclam they will mass II
W Ntlu ueciSre We no drink shall get After
we give them, by way Of repIv
shout OF derisiOn and laughter
For al who taste Lyons S.IDGons
20 delicious and exquisite and Il -
That never could tyranny gain
The right to restrict OF not se1H
'HE quality a. these A OMATrC
So HN PIP 5 is so well known that they a. -. y a
the putting that appears others do ns 49, 20 not need
required to eolviuce person OF their s,i AL aat IS
SOu wholesale and retail By the sole proprieors
ivts LYONS L Co.
10 Cedar street
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RALRoAD.-Ihe
County Court of Pulaski county, Ark, made
an order at IFS last union for the issuance OF
the bonds of that county to the amount of
100000, to aid in the construction of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad. The court
was unanimous in making the order.
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VIRGINIA CoPPER-The receipts of copper
at Lynchburg from the Carroll county mines,
for the last six months, has been 1,454,S6o
pounds, or more than the whole Lake Superior
mining region for the same length of time.
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w- The New York settlement in Kansas,
named Council City, has now about 1900 in
babtants, saw-mill, post Office, Sabbath
school, hundreds of acres in crops, and gene
raj scene of prosperity and perfect health.
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W. t. BERRY L co. have just received
THE HISTORY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
s. O. Abbott, with maps and illustrations. vols.
ALSO
LIE CURE MANQUE or Social and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de COurcillon. je2S
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

HAVING bought the entire interest Of my partner
have determined 20 sell Goods profit than We
have heretofore done. II known that keep the
style Of Goods and for that may be
known as cheap one, but all things considered
pledge ourselves sell Goods reasonable rate and re-
specuy ask for the patronage Of friends the commu-
nifty generally. j. H. McGIIL
JylO OF Successor to Myers McGin.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE

'HE Public are respectfully informed that LYONS CO.
stu c'ntinue selling their celebrated Cholera and
Dlarrhea preventive, iron the effects Of which
so many last reapsd great comfort and ree bv The
TALON, Bottle or Glass Apreventives are always better
hah cures We strongly recommend all to The Poor
supplied without charge, II accompanied with a practising
Doctors certificate. Private Families particularly should
have bottle OF this article in the house case Of emer
gency. LYONS 4 IN
myi 90
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Ho! for Kingston Springs!

WE undersigned have made an arrange sIsnn--s-
Il ment with Mr. James j. Baker, 20 run tse1sHs-Ss-sS
SIX pa senger omnibus 10 the Springs three 1[H-A-
times per week Fare each way dollars Ofce at the
Sewanee house, where seats NAV be secured
The omnibus will leave Nashville puHctuGy at O'Clock
A NJ, IN Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. .
Returning will leave the Springs DanetudZIy at same
hour, MONDAY $, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful Drivers good horses comfortable omnibuses and
delightful place Of reso thus offered the public
NJ pains s be spared TO make the trip pleasant and
jouIn at Kingston agreeable.
Je2I-2m Rial KREIDER.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

UFFIoh NASHVILLE Gas LIGHr COMPANY /
July 9th, 1850.
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE per cent for the last six pon,b
- as ths day declared payable to the Stockholders Of
the Nashville Gas Light Company on demand afer The
loth INST JAS. II. KENDRICK
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DKLEGATEs TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION -lhe
Buffalo RepEbliean proposes tina, the spprosehlne
eoft Shell State Convention shall appoint delegates
from this State 70 the Democrats National ConTen'
tiop. which meets at Cinneinati, In May next.
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AMERTCAN RIRIE SoCIrCI

DIBLES and TESTAMENTS Of all descriptions from the
ID above SOCIETY," may Be found deposite at my store
Send your orders and they shall be filed at a rate
CHARLES W. SMITH.
Jyl0 al College street.
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SNEED,S REPORTS.

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN.
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, by JOIN
L. 7. sSEED. Vol. now ready and for sale by
my26 W. T. BERRY 4 co.
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LADIES BONNET TRUNKS,
CUPER SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
- Valises;
" I" 4" Ashland do;
And a variety OF BLACK KIP LEATHER TRAVELLING
TRUNKS. just received by
RAMA6E a CHURCH.
ySO AZ College street.
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FASHIONS FOR FALL, 1855.
CL0AKS, TALMAS AND MANTILLAS.
GEORGE RKODIE,

WILL introduce for the inspection Of Southern and wes-
tern Merchants the 1st of August his usual large
variety Of goods in his line,
EMBROIDERED VELVET MANTLES
RICH MORE ANTIQUE MANTLES,
PLAIN VELVET MA MILES, Richly Trimmed,
COMBINATION OF VELVET AND MORE ANTI QUE,
&c. &C.
The buyer Of the undersigned having Just returned from
France he enabled to offer the most extensive assortment
Of styles Of other establishment in the country all Of
which, by special contract with the Paris Manufactures
exclusively confined to himself His known reputa-
ton The only publisher irregular monthly Fa hon Plates
IN Haroers and GOdeys Magazines should be sufficient in
ducement to purchasers to select from his stock
GEORGE ERODE,
81 Canal Street, & 63 Lispenard Street, N. York
Principal entrance 81 Canal street, Second Manti la Store
West of Broadway, south side. aug2-3m
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w H &c h:
re- All About the War! -H

Inc STORY OF the campaign
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
aTen: in Crimea, by Maj. E. Bruce Hamey, author
of Lady Lees Widowhood."
This work is recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations "a The author Is &C
comp ished officer Of the British army. 9 He is
gagged in the war; and has been from the first g. He has
already established brilliant reputation author. T.
This Narrative Of the War written on the spot g.
contains complete account Of the beginning
It enghtens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
eBThe above, with many other new books can be had
Of TooN, NELSON CO.,
jy16 A Union street
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


THE Fhh Annual Course of Lectures Ia this Institution
win commences Monday, the 2sth Of October next,
asd continue tiu the nrst OF the ensuing March
PAUL EVE, n. D. Principles and Practice OF surgery.
JOHN NJ WATSON. N. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women ana Children.
W. K BOWLING. N. D., Theory and Practice Of hsdi-
a. H. BUCHANAN. N. D., Surgical and Pathological
G. K. MISSION, N. D., MatsriA Msdica aud Medical
ROBERT N PORTER, NJ D.. General and Special AnAs-
omy . - -, ,.
macy.
and Clinical Medicine
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS. NJ D DsmonsirAsor Of Anatomy.
N. Apasoieal Rooms viii be opened for Students the
frsl Monday In October.
All P-sIiasiaary C0urss Of Lectures free 70 all Stu
d.at. iii Be- given b. the Professors commencing also
he nrst Monday o. Oetober-
Caiaue has been established In connection with the
Unlvsrsity a. which operations performed and
prrscrbs dr. and ecigfed upon presence % the Class
Amouns o. Fees Cor Lectures the University s0o-
aatrcaiAon Zee pad eny) IS. Practical Anatomy
eio. Gr4dualon Zee t1&
Good laFtins - procured about 80 per week.
fuFther iniorn alton can b obtained BY addressing
J. BERRlEN LINDSLkf,
jyis-wstrW2ns Chancellor Of the University.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY

a
Capital 100000 FIOrins,
'INHIS LOAN is guaranteed by the Government and will
Il be drawn in different prizes as follows:
IA Of $1,000 Forins. 50 Of 4iOO1 FIorins
IL of $4,000 do 23 Of i5OuO do
Of 1900 do IS OF 10000 do
40 Of 5000 do 2of 300 do
IS Of 1000 do SEQ Of 1000 do
1874 Of 900 Florins, &C, &C
The lowest prize being az Forins.
Twelve FlOrins equal TO Five Dollars.
The next Drawing takes place Carlsruhe under the
Direction Of the Baden Government on
The 31St August, 1855,
When every drawn number one the above
mentioned Prizes, which will be paid in Cash at the Offices
Of the undersigned Those SHAREHOLDERS mot re-
siding on the spot will have their OF prizes gained
paid to them through established Bank Tue Lists Of
the result will be 10 each Shareholder
full numbers published in the newspapers.
The price Of one Ticket is Two Dollars.
The following advantages are given by taking number
Of Tickets, viz;
II Tickets only $40 80 Tickets cost only q 80
II do do do 40 100 do do do 10
The price for Tickets be in Bank Drafts
payable IN any OF the commercial towns Of Germany
and, France, England Scotland or Ireland.
FOR Tickets and Prospectuses, apply the undersigned
Banking House, which is appointed for the Of Tickets
MORlZ SrIEBEL SONS Bankers,
FrankfJrt-on- the Maine, Germany.
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B-Letters to be directed per steamer ria Liverpool"
to MoRz STEBEL Sons, Bankers Frankfort Maine
Remittances which arrive afer the day drawing will
be returned invested the next drawing at the option
Of the sender
~ Orders for Tickets leit with B. H. BARKHORN No.
IA Deaderck street. Nashville Tenn will prompt
attention. fyS-taug81
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.
aug6-d2w"

~ ALL HhO VALUE
Mr. H. SIMMONS Sir: Ihave been using for one week
che pair Of Brazilian Spectacles that purchased from
and do not he ate that they by far the best
that ever used. Enabled read the finest Pnt
night by dim ght without straning eyes, whereas
the specces that have used heretofore usd hurt them
and could with any satisfaction. consider your
spec great Improvement upon any that have
seeu Yours respectfully, u. NJ. FOGG.
Prom Egbert A. Raworth ESQ.,. City Recorder.
NASHVILLE, July "a, 1855.
Mr. J. H. sExNONs-sir: After ten days constant use Of
the specaces obtained rom you, feel guaranted tes
tying their efficiency restoring or relieving impaired
vision PreViors TO obtaining them my manuscript duties
performed with much labor the eye and OFTEN with
pain; but since have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
experienced nothing o the kind but feel perfectly ruvenA
ted Whether relief proceeds from the peculiar form OF the
glasses the material, both combined, not say
prefer them to any glasses have used and plea
sure In recommending them to the public ,,,o,,
Respectfully, EGBERT A. RAWoRTH.
NlsHvILLE, July IS, 1855.
Mr. J. II. SKfNoSs-Dear Sir Ater a lreful examna-
ton trial Of your Spectaces cheer
fully add my testimony to their superiority all Oth
eve vision without producing the unpleasanness created
by the convex iorn. Very respectfully yours,
JOHN WATERS.
Nashville, July II, 1855
uonths pair Of your Brazilian Pebble sPecaces," and
believing they the only kindI have capable
Of completely restoring vision which has been impaired 10
Us primitive perfection, take pleasure IN recommending
'D''' " VIC p-'"'' wy '''''I D. {. 'roPP.
From DR. A. W. Hunt
yERSos Tenn, July IS, 1855
The glasses you sent me suit my EYES
well, much better slan any ever saw.
NAsHvILLE, July Is, ISIS.
We, the undersigned, have used time Mr.. j. H.
Sermons Brazilian Pebble speoaess, and have fOund
them far superior any others have used. We cheer
fully recommend them 70 the public.
A. W. BUTLER,
Tenn. Insurance Company.
JOHN d. wINsTON, n. d.
ROBF. GIBSON,
5 j CARTER
Proprietor Of Nashville Inn.
Prom Harrison the Eye"
Persons cannot be too cautious OF whom they purchase
Bectaees as they bought wholesale al little more
khan shilling doEcn, aud such inferior articles esn
lot be too much Teprobated. Glasses should
be large enough the ente eye. The abuses Of
mall frames ba little known 20 persons using gAses
~ Mr. & Woad inform the public that he employs DO
agents his celebrated SpeofAcles and they can eny
be obtained az HIS OFFICE,
OVER BERRY's BOOKSTORE,
And all his genuine glasses stamped the frame ha,
J. II. Semmons-" U5o-u
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FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
7 AIDES FINE KID PUMP BOOTS;
Ruskins.
Misses Black and Bronzed Kid Slippers;
Chid's Extra Fine BrOnzed and Fancy colored Boots
and Caters. Just received by RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
augi AZ College street.
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Wheat! Wheat I!

WAsrED 100000 bdAsls Wheat delivered II mash
w vile Cor which the highest market price VII Be paid
In cash kN- Sacks any quantity furnished - order.
CHURCH ANDERSON,
ang4-tm Hes.t and Bread q.
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MAGAZINES FOR August

HARPER's, PUTNAM's, GoDEY's, PETERSoN'S anC
Fosters Poys and Girls Magazines have been received by
aug1 T00N, NELSON & co.
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SPRING STREET BRIDGE COMPANY.
MOUNT OLIvET.

TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS AND VALICES.
tATE rave hand large assortment Of SOLE LEATH-
w ER TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS, and YALICES,
Philadelphia manufacture, which will ssI the very
lowest prices. RAMAGE CHURCH,
IyI AZ College street.
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NOTICE.


YONS co. respectfully inform Their patrons ayd tbs
IL public in general that they have Just received a -
large and well assorted stock Of fine and choice impoS
Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors
Among the Smoking Tobacco will be found the eesh-.,a
focahontas and CANISTER brands. We have also fresh
supply Of our well known
Cholera and Diarrhea Medicated Brandy.
Aromatic schiedsm Schnapps,
with the large stock Of other goods ALWAYS on bs,a
give 70 our customers better Inducements to make their
Sales" 0'Ns' IMAM rIohts anu Sack
/ jy13 LtoSS co, =
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w. JACKSON & SON,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
2&6 Front Street and $50 Broadway, NEW DIRK.
aug2-1y
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Prom Egbert A. RawOrth, ESQ.,, City Recorder.

NASHVILLE, July IS 1855.
Mr. J. II. SE1NoSs-Dear Sir After a lreful examina-
ton ans trial Of your Spectacies cheer
FULLY add my testimony TO their superiority all 9th,
They enlarge the sphere Of focus and thereby greatly
eve VISION without producing the unpeasantness created
by the convex iorrn. Very respectfully yours,
JOHN WA1ER9
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MARRIED-At "Ocean View" near Hampton,
Va, on the Esd of July, Lieut.. A. C. GILLEM, U.
S. Army, to Miss Mag. A, daughter of c. S. Jones,
Esq
-" Sparta Times please copy.
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EE- Prepared and sold at III Market street, between
4th and 9Th, 81. Louis Mo- and sic Broadway New York
Fur sale in Nashville, at Manufacturers prres, by
EWIN BROTHERS.
Also for SALE Prof Woods Oriental SAnatiVe Liniment
Vegetable Life Pills. warranted better than any other,
money in all refunded. See circular for all
cessary information with agents.
augi-dtrWAwiV
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The Fate or tine sloop-of-War Albany.
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.

WASHINGTON Jan. I, 1855.
TIE Missing Sloop-ef Var Aloany-Namss Of her on
GERS and Crew.
The Navy Department has given up all hopes for the
safety of the Albany. For two months no tidngs
has been received Of her. and unwngly the conviction
forced upon the mind that she has gone to the bottom
with not solitary person left to tell the taeons Of
those SILENT unwitnessed and fearful dramas which
time alone reveals and imagination shrinks from dwell.
ing upon.
We have procured from the muster rolls in the depart
ent the following list OF the of the officers and
board the Inflated ship The list Of men is from
the last return to the Department. received soth June
1854 1t is not probable many alterations changes
were made previous to her last cruise
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sEAMEN.
William Curtis, JIG
Henry Barrett, JIG
Joseph Wood. d.
friedrich H. Decker, Ja
Augustus Hale. Gt
Caleb s. Waugh, 10
Francis McMullen, w
William Robinson, w
Aaron Smith, ii
John Parker, III
James Kelly, il
Henry Thompson, 81
William B. Farquar, N
jeremiah Lynch, ia
David Brown, r
Moses II, Drew, q,
Hans Thompson, Ji
John Mich olson, II
Benjamin Summerton, w
Jacob H. Fisk, N
William Kemp, G
Ephraim Litchfeld, u
George Griffiths. N
George Brown, I'd, r
Samuel Ramsdell, g
William Brien, M
Christian Bolt, il
George Ward, ~
Alexander Duncan, il
Daniel c. Weeden, j
Henry Robertson, j,
Henry Spencer, II
Franklin knight, j
Henry H. Reynolds, G
Edward Donohue, d
John Dolphin, A
William Quinn, 81
william Clark, 1st, j
Charles Phillips, il
Gregory G. White, M
Edward F. Tbbitts, j
David Davis, n
John Stanford, il
Frederick Risk, IT
James II. Foy, v
Henry Scotson, j
Henry NJ. Cahin, "
William Franklin, j
Jacinto Patson, +
William Martin i
Townsend Minterble, j
Timotg Nolan, p
Francis Rodgers, II
James Wallace, r
william Creighton, N
John Goss, 81
John Taylor, NJ
Thomas Reeves, +
Dennis McCree, ID
John Campion, j
William Carter, II
Michael Enler, r
Thomas Moss, N
Francis johnson, G
Lewis Spencer, G.
stephen Morgan, g
Gillen O'Brian, 7
Patrick Keough, j,
william ii. Dickson, II
Edward Johnson, p
William ii. Beushaw, j,
Hugh Grail, +
Joseph Clarke, j,
James Anderson, J,
Charles Wilson, L
James Wilson, G
MARINES.
Frederick jain, J,
Robert J. Brown, J,
Michael Coyne, I.
James Colsan, il
Mich ael Casey, d
Maurice Dunn, p
John Donlin, G
Edgar 3. Finley, r
John Gargan, "
EDWARD Gallagher, N
George Johnston, +
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Masters Mate.
80. do.
49,. do.
Captains Clerk.
John Smith, LIST,
John Short,
David Edwards,
James McAlinder,
George Brown, LIST,
John v. Pierce,
William Burlin,
william Chadburn,
Henry Vernon,
Timothy Greenleaf,
John Mcdonald,
Sam uel Adams,
Michael Kearney,
James Brown,
Richard Bonsal,
George Hart,
James Halcomb,
Thomas Bunt0n,
William Wood,
Michael White,
Charles Stevens,
James Chullman,
Madison N. Baker,
Richard Murphy,
George Greenleas,
Marion Il. Stout,
John l.. Thompson,
Thomas Gerard,
John Hunt,
John Williams, Cd,
James Roper,
Frederic Peterson,
John Holt,
George Currier,
Daniel Walker,
Andrew J. Rundlett,
Samuel Wilson,
John Owens,
John Z. Little,
Martin Hisler,
Joseph Hamburt,
Peter George,
John i. Crutchfeld,
Thomas Donohue,
william l. Egan,
James Lowd,
William Darrell,
John Frederickson,
Edward Ross,
Lionel Watson,
John Farrell,
Peter McCabe,
Henry Happ,
Peter Livick,
Nathaniel Davis,
Stephen Morgan,
Matthias Forderman,
Fred. r. Schonefeld,
Daniel Belize,
James Lonergan,
Harry Cork,
Robert Williams.
Mathew Smiley,
George Roberts,
Charles Bird,
Charles Smith,
Thomas Bennagan,
Joseph Kell,
Henry Pearsan,
Peter Ward,
John Searles,
Frank German,
John Morris,
Joseph Stowen,
Lucien NJ, Raws0n,
George Shocks.
Is.
John Leary,
John Moody,
Isaac Osborn,
James Wilson,
Denis Welsher,
Patrick Gilmore,
George Sheets,
Robert Allen,
William Crossan,
Michael Rodgers,
Francis Ferguson.