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The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-05

Union candidate, Bion Bradbury. Mr.. GRAY
remembered what Washington had said about
sectional parties
The abolitionists viii have from 10000 to
$4,000 majority on the popular vote in Penn
sylvania. OF the Legislature the Philadelphia
Ledger says:
The abolti0nists will have ore majority in
the State Senate, and claim four iu the House.
Last year the Democrats had majority on joint
ballot. The Harrisburg Patriot SAYS the
House will stand SO TO so. giving an abolition
majority of one on joint ballot -
A large fleet of Russian ships is vet TO ar,
rive As there may be war between Russia
and England or France. growing out Of the
Polish question, it is surmised that Alexander.
wiser than his predecessor, doesn't mean 10
have MS ships frozen up in the Baltic. Ia such
an event they will be on our coast, where En-,
glIsh commerce abounds, and where they can
get repairs and supplies according TO the rules
England and France have established in the
case of rebel cruisers. Not bad idea for the
Gar.
The Montreal Gazette seems to think tha,
Inc end aim OF the present rebellion is to cut
down this country to its proper size.
That aim wont be accomplished. But out
Of it may spring something that will cause
"sighs" TO one j. Bull, if be isn't CAREFUL
There may come time when his morning
drum beat won't circle the world so much as it
did
The French Tribunal of Commerce has de-
cided that the Florida is legitimate vessel of
war, and tha. the French merchants who brot
suit against her for the destruction of their
goods IN an American ship, cannot recover.
The Montreal Commercial gets off the fol-
lowing hard hit at the Governor General Of
Canada
The Governor General entertained General
Tom Thumb at dinner on Saturday. The fact
is suggestive, the mental capacity of the Gov
ernor being on par with the physical magni.
tude of the General, and both exhibiting their
littleness for money"
An exchange defines an abolitionist as fol
lows:-"One that goes for an exterminatinc
war, but is very careful not to to smell powder
himself" Yours,
OCCASIONAL
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S-T-lS6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
The strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevsrs
They purify the breath and acithty Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbu.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitsers in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are Exhausted no
ture's restora. They are made of pure ST. Croix,
Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bard roots and herb.
and are taken with the pleasure of beverage
without regard to age or time Of day. Particularly
recommended to delicate persons requiring gentle
stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hoteh
and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE. Il CO., New York
CRANE BRIGHAM, Agents.
nleoEiy SanFranci.co.
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HoSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN
Ageuts Tor Pacific Coast. San Francisco

DR.. HOsTETTER'S STOMACH RlrrERs.
lhe stomach Is the fonn-Iin head of scores Of di.
eases which infest the human system. Indigestion
bad enough per Sc. generates darrhoea, dysentery
autness vertigo, palpitatIon OF the heart genera
debility, &c. Get rid of il, then at once by going
through course of
DR., H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
palatable and refreshing preparation. viii h as
surely relieves all complaints OF the stomach ana
IL dependencies, as the sunshine Inelts the snow
A course OF the medicine may not perhaps be nee
essdry One bottle frequently accomplishes com
piete cure.
Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH 4 DEAN.
Agents for Pacific Coast san Francisco
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Mineral Murders-All the active nelson's ara
used IN Medical practice, and they all evidentl y
shorten life Bristol's Sarsaparilla is one of the
few preparations that is really napurely veeeta-
bic Remedy. 1t contains not one grain of Mercury
arsenic, strychnine, bromine, iodine or any other
poison. Moreover it is an antidote to them,
cures the diseases they cause. At the best th ey
only kill one malady by substituting another; but
Bristols Sarsaparilia acts with nature, not against
it, forever removing, by its neutralizng power the
causes of ucerous, ,cancerOus and eruptiye diseases
regulating the liver and the Stomach inYigesa.ing
and regulating the bowels relieving the system of
all morbifc elements, restoring bodily vigor and
mental elasticity, and recuperating every langud
organ. Children and the most delicate females
may take It without fear. II is the salvation Of the
feeble Every druggist of eminence keeps it for
sale dec.
HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN.
Agents for Pacific coast San Francisco.
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COUNTY TREASURER.s OFFICE

oRoyILLE. Oct. 10th 1865 I
Warrants drawn on the General ConDtx tn,
registered November 2Srd to December sth
1850 also. warrants drawn on the Indiceut Sic,
FUND registered May 7th, 1851; also. warrants
drawn on the County Road Fund, registered Feb
ruary, 1853, will be paid on presentatio. At .hi,
Office, and will cease To bear interest frop, thi
date; II not presented within sixty DAYS n,
money set apart for their redemption. will b
appropriated 10 pay warrants next in srd.r a
registry.
D. BURROUGHS,
County Treasurer
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1t Concerns the Sick to Read tbcsc E,.,

1t Concerns the siel. to Read these Fact.
10 over thirteen hundred editors of leading papers
III the United States sample packages OF Bristol,
suS"r-co"ted Pills have been presented, with
the request that each editor should state the effect
the medicine may have had in hi own family mr.
on MS slch friends. From the innumerabe salts
factory statements published in reply we make the
loIIowlng oriei extracts: K. ID. Crosweu ESo M
the Daily lines says, In The case of lady. A
near relative o the writer, the pills have effected
the removal OF drop>ica sweilngs that had existed
l0r more than three years. }. Il. Goodwin. OF the
Lorraine Gazette, one OF the ablest weekles in IN.
wesi state that he 'sralnptlv relieved from,
earonlc to.pIdity OF the bowels accompanied wi,h
palnai constipation, by the sample OF pills receiyed
ia>t October, and apprehends no return of tho
complaint. Joseph Edwards, ESQ., oi the Tribnn..
writes; Il was 50 thought, a hopeless dyspeptjc
but two vals OF Bristos Sugar Coated Pills seem t
have entirely banished the complaint. TO which
had been martyr, more or less for twelve wears
Such evidence IS conclusive. They are put in glass
yas, and will keep in any climate. Sold uniyers,.i
ly prominent druggists.
HoSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN.
Ageuts for Pacific Coast, san Francisco.
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IT CURES so QUICK
County Treasurer.

IT CURES so QUICK.
Railways Ready Selief whether applied external
y or taken externally. acts at once there is no de-
lay but II instantly fUlhllS lis mission of reeyips
the patient Of pain and discomfort
NAIL IN THE KNEE PAN
NAIL IN THE KNEE PAN
NAIL IN THE KNEE PAN
highly respectable lady of the city of New
ork while mailing down some carpets, run a sinai,
carpet tack in htr knee and shifted tho nan Enr
TWO years she was laid up cripple, and spent M.
wards OF two thousand dollars without deriving any
6eneht. She was advised by some to use Radwayis
Ready Relief; the first application gave her ease
one weeh use made perfect cure. Had this lady
tIied the Ready Relief when the il jury happened
she Would have escaped the painful suferncs of
TWO Years duration, and saved two thousand dol.
harS' Bear IN mind, that Railways Ready Relief
Will prove lis marvellous efficacy at once in all
eases where pain is experienced. whether Rheuma.
tl>in' Lumbaso, Gout, Neuralgia. Burns. Scalds.
Bruises, wounds. or Diarrhoea. Dysentery, Dpthe-
ma, Influenza, Sore Throat Hoarseness, Colds
bottle. -
For sale by Druggists.
HoSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN. Agents
i"I san Franerseo.
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0royiile Copper Mining COMPANY

sDY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUST
Id ees meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Oro-
vile Copper Mining Company. will be held at the
Office OF Messrs. Faulkner Il Co, at the hour OF :
o'clock P. NJ, on Monday, the 7th day Of December
for the purpose OF electng Trustees Tor the ensuing
year.
N. r. DARRACH. President
JAMES NELSON, Secretary.
0royille, November 9th l-63.
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Washington G.. M. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
~ cordance with the laws of the State of Cali
fornia, and the bylaws Of the Washington Copper
Mining Company, and all orders duly made by the
Board Of trustees OF said Company on the 9Th day
Of November, A D. lo63, there viii be sold at Pub
lie Auction, in front of the Court House door at
0roville on Monday the 18th day Of December A
D. lS63, At the hour Of u NJ, OF that day to the
highest bidder for cash many shares Of the Cap
ital stock OF said COMPANY, standing in the name
Of Peter Freer, as viii be necessary for the pay
ment OF the assessments duly levied thereon By the
Board Of Trustees together with the expenses Of
advertising and sale, TO wit:
Peter Freer, six shares. Nos. Is l9. 20, Il,
p, 23-Assessment No. /, due July 6th S24 90
?, due Aug. I7th,. Il 90
Sale subject to third assessment, due November
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
JOSEPH Z. y. LEWIS, President.
Nov l3 ls63. nl4td
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the Senate the report OF the Committee on the
conduct of the War In that report, the
Committee, consisting of such men as Senators
Wade and Chandler, say
The Administration called by the people to
the head of the government in this the most
critical period Of the nation history, was more
promptly and fully supported than that Of any
other government of which history has pre-
served any record. Not upon those whose
duty it was to provide the means necessary TO
put down the rebellion. but upon those whose
duty it wvs to rightfully apply those means,
aud the agents they employed for that purpose
rests the blame if any, that the hopes of the
nation have not been realized, and its expecta-
tioos have been so long disappointed.
Some mon;hs ago Thulow Weed, IN a pub
lisbed letter said
Il desire to make this record If it comes
to be understood that the views and policy OF
MesSrs. Sumner, Greedy, Wendell Phillips.
Ward Beecher, &c; obtain in the conduct OF
the war, 1t will result in the destruction OF the
government and Union, and triumph Of
rebellion and slavery"
The views and policy Of the radicals have
obtained il the conduct Of The war. and We are
seeing the first fruits. II they continue to d.
rect the conduct Of the war. We fear the pre-
dietion viii be but too terribly verified.
Nj. Lincoln once declared that it was i'm
possible for the Union to exist half slave and
half free Probably he is anxious to prove the
truth Of the prophecy. Aaer the emancipation
proclamation had failed to verify his assertion
by rendering the people all free, it Is possible
that his proclamation suSpeuding the writ OF
habeas corpus. was another attempt at demons
stratIon 10 make them all slave. VIII some
one IL the governments" confidence inform
Us?
The Swamp Angel" Battery on Morris
Island, cost seven thousand days work Ii
stands on the so.iest of mud, twenty-five ieet
deep. To construct it. ten Thousand bags Of
sand were carried two miles. ard three hacdred
pieces Of timber ten miles, and two and bali
miles OF bridge had 10 be built. Col. Se-rell,
who constructed ii. says be can IL two weeks,
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

AT MANNIN0,s SELECT AGENCY, Is COURT ST
n Brooklyn-Wantsd, this day for Superior situations
gentemens families and highest wages, professed cooks
plain oooks Mattresses houscmsids and chdrens nurses
PatronIed by the highest families. Yirst class servant
suited without waiting moment Established three
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
PRICE THREE CENTS

tyranny and whte slavery o the outhern confederacy
THIS s the cream of Kentncky hlvary aud patriotism
What is leit Is bat sKimmed milk II wemay Jnage from
an, tama subm,ssou or at least ntfui and feeble
r,siSlanoe 10 the degrading wythas which Lin
coin is daily binding around their once FREQ
and manly limbs. Men who required more thin
three months 10 oap 20 arms rosst dshonor and de-
potism with disciplined army OF 10000 men on tho
spot rally TO- could have kccniy fslt the d
or the despotism In May Il was known Magg was
coming In July Kirby smith. with the advance, ar
rived In September Bragg followed and IN tho latter
truth tho mea a Kentucky would not oIpei tho ~
rants aud because hoy did not Gen. Bragg had 70 ai
back FOR he could not. by his own strength hod she
state against Buclia ng forces we are very
much afraid that tho Kentucky heart since the no
bles and bcs have to the SOUTH II with our enc
mics and that poll q is votes would show It.
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
HELP wANTED-MALEs.


HELP wANTED-MALEs.
A o saISas
% wi.hog, chimney Agsni; wanted s's,s h,g.,: f9r
Dodin, No. Plat street, one door from Pearl. ny.
A SALESMAN wASTED-rog RETAIL DRY
n goods store In the city Of Hoboken To energetic,
pushing young man good opportunity offered Address
CLERK wANTRD-iS GgNTLENEN's FURNISH.
" ing s,ore. address. until THURSDAY r. ~ Herald
ohce. state references and wages expected
LoR WHALING AND UNITED srATBs NAVY yoY.
ages-wauted iaDdsmen seamen. carpeniefs, coop.rs
baeksmiihs, cooks and stewards Pay from sl3 % % 80
corner o. Albany. up stairs. HENRY jAhEs, Agent.
CALEsMAS wANTBD-IS A FANCY AND STAPLE
trimming snd rooons IN porting house sAlesmaa = no
Yo. omen and u''aH'' situation '' Addressing boz 80"
rro AGENTS surrLERs AND OTHERS WE OTTER
sIea, inducemsnr 70 sell 2nr Prize rsesages; & ,se
army navy country trade. PIioes spen
ad s''' o. ''Tf % HssSiss 'ii' CO. B,,sman street
TINTED STATES NAVAL REEDEzvoUs, HEAD.
- quarters lss south street up stairs. between Dover
wansd Immediately for TIE United Navy
TINTED STATES sAyy.--RESDEzvou no
seamen andsmen boys also iremsn and ooa beavers
wanted serve ier one ~o or three years. Thres months
pay IN advance
w teen ysar. ola sso hS some iie snovlsdrs o. veg
Ss eS, ss % cosy Tss '.s sas yss %
door.
XVASTED-BY STOCK COMMISSION HOUSE
w bookSeeper one who thoroughly unfersiAnds ihe
business and vho has held the POSITION sniar
houses The applicant must be good psnuan aud b.
rect and erpet No other need Apply Address boHb boS
Post once. NY
"a ANTED-FoR THE UNITED sTATEs PRfoATE
w SABINE, 70 isndsucn sfaucn And Ordinary Tor
foeirn vJytgr Tor year; three months Hdvsuce
Tor general ssrvice and whaug soyaraa tTpy
Al she fendszvOus. iie south ~
lNAyrED-A snAkr. ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS BOY
w abon. % Years % Appy al ". willard Co.'S ~
Broadway.
IIANTBD-Ia COMMISSION OFFICE BOY
w about forrtsen yesrs o.i salary nrst year
drsl dollars Adifeas, hani ufuus % ATgicsnt ID
HefAid 0nre.
tyArrHD--A MAN ssD wfpR EsGLfsH on sCorcH
hostsf AMI shid man NE
hOusekeepe- A. Apply for hree - lealnsion a
from : iAl W ococs A N. a. d aitss Q . clock y
xVAyrED-A YOuNg MAN To 90 IN niE CJrS
w a.. 10 tAke of tursss Dr. carrafe uafs
him-.lf rsnsraily ussul inloife az - John u
uyArTED-A YOrsO MAS. 10 ASSIST ix 4 supE
set ssn<raly ssefs. Adlrsss d. a. sat % Poet snos
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

AT THE LARGE, FIRST CLASS SERVANTS z
"A ployment House OF lth st. and 9th av alws
good and good places 10 suit ALI German Eng
Irsh and Protestant and girls lately landed
The New York herald., 1863-05-27
WfTERS-SON sc. ny
SITUATIONS wANTED-mALEs.

A YOUNG NAN, 2l YEARS or AGE. WANTS
n situation assistant hookkeerer clerk In whole
sale tea warehouse Reference gwen. Address u. q.
Herald nnne
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

AS PORTER IN A STORE, BY an ACTIVE MAN
n The best OF recommendation gwen. Address j.
hnrl ferad III
The New York herald., 1863-05-27

CTRAw SEWERS wANTED-A FHw GOOD HANDS
y for bonnets, plenty OF work and the
best prices paid; given Out Apply al 2O Beesker ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-20

EsntcheIor's saaIr Dye, The BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM a. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces color net to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to nure the Hair in the east remedies
the i'll effects Of bad dyes, and nyigorates the hair for
life. Gray, Red, Rusty Hair instantly turns to
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold byGEORGE p. HARLOW, 242 Main st.
and all Druggists &c. ssfT~ The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM BATClIELOr, on the four sides of each
pox Factory No. 81 Bearclay street. date 1888 Broadway
and l6 Bond street, New York, d&wlN my2S
H, W. Gs.--Be Prepared in Time.-When
seized with pain whether in the head, bowels stomach
joints limbs back-whether it be in the Liver Kidneys
or other organs use RAILWAYS READY RELIEF IN
few minutes all pain and uneasiness will disappear
All diseases that indicate their essence by the sign &"
pain discomfort or uneasiness, Railway heauf Nei'e
If administered when pain Is experimentation posi-
lively arrest No disease would grow upon you Il !"
promptly met its first approach feVer "u Asue'
Yellow Fever Typhoid Fever Cholera DJ sentery FuN'
DiGthera, influenza, Small PoN are more easily pre-
vented than cured-and if Railways Ready ne'lei 10
used when svmptClas Of discomfort or paroNysm oi pam
are experienced no serious sickness VIII louo"' he'
pcope bear this in mind be the pain ssht or severe use
Railways Ready Relief, and you VIII aVolI slekhess'
Neither Opium Morphine, Neratrum Arnca or any Oth'
or narcotic or Anodyne will relieve you from pain so
pc as Railways Ready Re ief Nor the effects of
these drugs and posuns pleasant the Ready Relief
Ouinue Is The fAvOrte hobby OF Physicians, in the
treatment Of Chils and fever, Fever and Ague, and
other Fevers Now Railway Ready Relief will pre-
vent attacks these diseases, and If SEIZED will
the patient much quicker than quinine and leave the
patent in sound and healthy condition. Qunine will
not do this. If Railways Ready Relief better
derstood there would be very little sickness. If persons
when they feel pan would it, there would be in
crease of pain or growth of sickness
For sale in Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN II CO., and
GEO. p. HARLOW. DIV fl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-20

Truth Stranger than FIctI0n.-Rev Il V.
DEGEN, Boston, Mass, writes THAT Mrs. s. A. Aliens
Words Hair Kestorer and Zylobalsamun promote the
growth OF the hair where badness has commenced, |
have the evidence my eyes Sold by Druggists
everywhere. Depot 1893 Greenwich street. New York
tl3 dEwlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-20

&, Fs. Nschets, NJ. Ab., Homeopathic EDhysl-
cian.Oce and residence u Main street. Office hours
from 10 and from to O'Clock P. N.
Worcester October. 20, 1850. diff ais
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-20

Mrs. NJ. w. SaersIIdS, PHYSICIAN AND Sue
cEssfgL MIDWIFE, No. 10 Exchange street. Special
attention given to Uterine Complaints, and dis eases
children. Office hours from TO NJ, and from to
p. Il. dit apps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-20
!. 81. Gould,s Fin worm svrnn

1br. l.. II. (SOutds Pin Worm Syrup,-
Among the more important late medical discoveries
compound seems to be gaining higher reputation
greater popularity than DR.. E. q. GOuld's Pin Worm
Syrup. 1t have been the first and only remedy
ever found efectUal in removing these troublesome
from the human system. 1t acts a cathartc.
and where required especially for children it
is most valuable medicipe.-BoStOR TrQUeUer
flo dSwt
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-20

Dr. John G. Mott, Physician and Surgeon,
sc COURT STREET, OF Howard Boston, is consult
ed daily from ID until ,, and from to in the evening
on all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs scrol
uous Affections IumOrs of all kinds Sores, Ulcers and
Eruptions Female Complaints DC. An experience of
over tw anty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ
cure all OF the most difficult Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free. d3taw6m ol0
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NJ a Ig asEER

In this city, Feb 49, by Rev L st John John Spring
to Mary A Mason, both of this city
In Grafton Feb IS, by Rev Vim G Scandlin Russell A
Smith to Harriet Wood, both Of Grafton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-20
EBEID.

DIED.
In Winchcndon Jan 30, Felicia Ann wife of Levi r
Pierce, 46 yrs mos rs days Printers in Vermont Iease
copy.
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10 rcliltllliilS III 'nO
Feb. 20, 1863.
Ilib0s, Samuel
Holmes, stephen y
Harrington, Thomas
Haywood, w IN II z
Houstolly Julla II
HoMlanu " Dunn
JEW III II, Ii II
Judge, James
JonGsnll' master Nni
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knlsht' hollln
kenny SSrabilihe
LAuiMONihn' antoine
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Llicoin, Ai9illo
Lelshloh' AlDert 4
Laneean; nallllora
LoTins' hiram
Lalliaill' leuIy
Lewis, JacASol
Lycelt, mrs Louisa
LocSl v l M
Lan1iear, W N IL
i4ouu " w. W ~ II
LOOMS, mrs hiram IL
Lea q ferrliiS ia,
LeleVLe' Delle Julle
MEAD, a
MalileWS' .
Ma}lla.u mrs ANNIE IL
Mason' CuarlOlte l.
Mlller, Chas Is
Mattoon' Chauncey Is
Mann, Emma )
Martin, Emory T.
Mayors, I X
Ml'ler, Geo IL
Murdoch, Geo L
McGrath, John
Mcllen, joshua
McCanley, John
Mclntire, james
Moulton, mrs Mary y
Marston, mrs Mary Il
Monsheel, nj Q
Mehan, Nellie Il
Mack, w W
hcParlin, mrs Mary
O'BRlEN, mrs Ellen
O'Leary, mrs ii b 2
O'Brien, Decl0n
O'Brien, John
PACK a RID, David
Parkhurst, mrs Charles A
Prentice, Eliza L
Plant, Eliza
Powers, Ellen L
Putnam, lteman Il
. PauncetOrt, Geo z
Perry, John
PUTNAM, = IL
Peasley, Mary h
Potter, Neille
Pratt Martina
Palmer, mrs Mary
Phelps, Sarah
Pratt, d
Partridge, Sarah L
Porter, VIM
Perry. W III
Pond Y Larnard
RANN, mrs Addla
Reed, mrs Ellza
ri hicr, Lieut. Henry Nj
LOCKWOOD, mrs Jennie
Roach, mrs II ATE L
Rice, Aathsh
klee, AiNra.
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Waters, Charles
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