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Farm For Sale.

VNHE Subscriber offers for sale his farm of nearly
400 acres situated within about miles Of the b.
o. r. a. Il. at Lttieton' wetzel Co, W. va There are
toerabls buildings the farm, The entire tract is
we'll timbered and nearly all could be cultivated It
IS one OF the best tracts Of land in the countyTte
perfectly good, and General Warrantee deed viii be
given. Price IS per acre. Terms Of payment will be
arranged to suit q responsible purchaser. Parties
wishing to look at the land will call on the Subsc-
Der at Knob Fork Wetzel Co. W. Va, and can COM
municste with J. Dallas Ewing Att v at Law, New
Nartinsville Wetzell Co. W, Va, &.
ap2l-tf WILLIAM ANDERSON.
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A reporter of the Poughkeepsie Sanitary
Fair tells this story:
passing through one of the halls pla-
card caught my eye: Representation of a
bona fds Historical Event; persons taken in
for ten cents. sailed in. a young lady
pnlled a bone across a huge piece Of ham.
rind, which she was pleased to inform me.
represented Bouaparte crossing the Rhine.
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off -tsxes ofisins!ly
rsported have been lessened; but on the
contrary, there has been considerable I'M
crease. All of the amendments have yet
70 b acted upon BY the House without de,
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Proclamation by the PresidenI
Of the United States.

Proclamation by the President
Of the United States.
Another Call for 400, 600 More Men
A LSO, $1,000 I aides to examine the stok
"A elegant Bonntts, Hats Gibbons Artfcis I
Flowers, Etc, Etc., Wholesale and Retail which
y just opening at the well known Establhn.u
- -. -IG.91 NJ. RHEINsTROM
No. Al Main Strses, Wheeling West Va
r The undersigned has just opened BY far the lu
gest and most elegant Stock Of Trimming MILF,
cry, Straw and Fancy Goods together with com
plete assortment of Notions ever offered in, b
market.
My long experience in business and extsu,r,
acquaintance In the Eastern cities, amongst n.
largest importing houses, enables me 10 offer 50.
perior Inducements to all who favor me with call
before purchasing elsewhere. Ny stock i, larre
and we'll selected, inferior to none in the Wes,
ant everything which is usually kent in a 6rI
class establishment Of this kind, may always be
found ct bsrg.lns.
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbon, at very low price,
2bO0 Trimming and Mantua d" u
'o0 xes Arttncial Flowers; some of tho very
LcsSss euu tuu9t uupLuVoQ styles.
Zo0 Boxes Ruchees and Tabs, at extremely low
SOB price, s;:,.. o,m,,,,. p,n...,,. v,,...,..
Thread, Lace and Edsipss.
ESQ pieces Silk Bonnet Lacss Edgings; ,ou,a.
tirely new styles, very cheap.
2OO pieces Linen and Cotton Lasss and EdRing.
$500 i" Plain Black and Colored Edge Vel.
vet Ribbons. best make, imported
lVO dozen Bennets. such a. English ard sva
straw; also, Dunstable, Pedal Leghorn and Milan
Braid, at your own prices.
!S0 q. zen Ladies hair Nets also, Ladis. No.
hair and Silk Dress Cans.
100 dozen Ladies, Misses and Children. Hsb
White and colorei, latest styles. will be DN
great bargains
200 dozen White and coIored sha kers of,hsa,,
quality. u.
A fns stock of Silk Shswls.
do do Grenadins do
DO do Grape do
very large sto.k Of Hosiery.
do do do ofLsdiss and Gents Glove
% do do do Mohair and Silk Nit
ladies Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
Cents Umbrellas
Embroidered Linen Collars Bonn. t
Slks and Mareelines Il every shade, and all price;
Skrt braids, Mohair and Silk Embroidery traidi
dedies Hair Brsids Sowing and Embroidered Sill
SPooi cotton, Pstent Thread Dress Buttons Peal
shirt Buttons, Pins aad Needles.
Alsc Gents furnishing goods. Hoop Skirts the
latest best and cheapest in this market LadiVI
Baimor.ls, white black and colored. EngtE
Cnpes, black, white and colored French Or. pes
Ladies and Gents Linen Handkerchief.
do do silk do
AND great msny arti sles entirely TOO numerous
% mention; all Of which will Be sold W hoIssaIs and
nessn o. reasonable prices: To cou,afry Merchants
to Examine my stock before purv,assi elsewhere
~ am sure they viii not find ~ large stocki
extent for styles and chsapness in any other Is.
tablishmsnt In this city.
Remember the place
n. RHEINsTRok.
SS :, aaan strsst wheeling, W. Va.
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THE HUNDRED DAYS TROOPS,

The House passed to day in less than ten
minutes, and without calling even the nays
and yeas, the bill appropriating twenty five
million of dollars for troops called out in
the West for one hundred days. The
House Military Committee addressed let
ter to Secretary Stanton to day to know il
the time could be extended six months, as
two months were deemed too brief.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-30

The Capital of Pennsylvania is not to be
removed from Harrir hp:o
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-30

IT pop- ESQ.,. is our authorized agent at
uS.ran,ovn Subscribers will hereafter pay their
.aSssr;ntion 10 Mr. PoRr, at his Shoe st re, Wal
out strso.. below Main He will also receive or
Sers for advertising and job work.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-30

UNPRECEDENTED JUsTICE,-The Boise
Ns,os of Dec, 25, 1863, says: y.
"Justice Walker fined himself $500 on
Thursday morning, for becoming angry in
court and swearing at an attorney" We
doubt if the like case of impa-tiality ever
occurred before.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-30

THE FINEST CHEWING ToBACCo-For
i sale at GRAHAM'S DRUG STORE
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THE PosTpoNMENT OF THE BALTIMORE CON-
IL s yEEvI0N. sE#

The application to the National Repub-
lican Committee of Greedy, Bryant and
other leading Republicans all over the State
of Now York for postponment of the
Baltimore Convention, creates considerable
indignation among the Lincoln members
The protest is circulated here in printed
FORM
, 1864-11-21
a*Dicinal.
DR. MARKS
SYPHILITIC CURE.


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Cnre frr EvDhilia in the FTimaxVs 30.
W.L:-- -%-r11- rr3 10
condary ana xefsaaIy Stages ana ~
tha most imporfaut Medical Ol5coV@
CAS @4:-.%o-..+k r.14vrv
cry OF the eM1neteeatH ~easufJ'
....o ~, ax,a+.d ,n .1f f1,1o.
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;nnea'ct,o5 aet1et o1hcs' "ncn u ~
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their Val1cd ana fo4pneated !e1usF aao saaoe0us"5
el4aca1e INC a.seass Hom tae Sys'5a. s 81. ,.r1
ms aeauucHse ul5eas, Ma1ca ~ st1i ~ Y1n4a @
o. 9uf lnot eninen5 any M
70 pc eoEsgnso 70 ~ ~ asn4
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COUNTY 80 ue ~ - ~
T1dh ne e s'ase "
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shouIa 81 Lost In pTseuziaS I pscsaee 81 Dr. Marcy
asypal5itic cafe" cns BOZ Pilss ens eossSe Win.
Canstie, Rrush, Soap. Sponge and Lint
, 1864-11-21
A RAN In m1d-oceAH1.
Correspondence n. 7. Evening Post1
e. B, II. STEAMER SwoHpYI5u.

Insids SANDY HOOK, Nov. Il, 1884, : .
This vessel cast anchor here two honrs since
af er d passage Of twenty-five days from the
Cape Of Good Hope. On Friday morning, the
deg. west, the lookout on the foretop deserted
strange looking object on the lee bow, which,
on nearing, proved to be q raft. with anunber
Of people On board.
So singular a circumstance threw the ship
into great excitement. The Captain ordered
people to have escaped from = foundered yes
eel, and Of course desiring to be picked up.
By this time ne were within hailing distance,
and the steamer Has nearly stationary. 4
ju1y-mast was rigged on the raft, and they ran
up = flag and cheered Justify our Captain
syer sTea5s Il English bat n IS + addicted to
cried, s'what does this meau.''
There wero about twenty-five men on the
raft, and they we're In q very jolly humos.
Seeing the boat lowered, one Of the party
shouted, "send us some whisky. We don't
want to be picked up" The Captain couldn't
ana s fsss be- sbnny bgs ge and rhs5e
business; send us, some whisky, and we'll
give you dispatch to take into port"
The raft was now close under the lee Of tho
ship, and rope was thrown out to 1t, whilea
barrel Of whisky was slung off. As soon as
they got it safe, they let go the rope, to Hhich
luEt AdA hiNA e+4C4i A15tRktNQ. Ou Opt%44AE ~
there appeared list Of passengers, which the
clerk read alond. The first name on it was
James Gnthrie. ''By thunder" cried the
captain, "that's the Chicago platform!" a
cheer went up from the raft IS tile sail was
spread again to the wind. Tho clerk went on
reading the names. The list WIS as follows:
James Guthrie, George q. Peudlcton. Horatio
Seymour, Fernando Wood, c. I. Val1andig
ham, s, s. Coz, and nineteen others.
When last seen, the raft was making south
east, apparently On bee-line for the coast of
Africa. Respectfully. BuLLdAcK.
We ind the following partial confirmation
this morn1ng, under the head, "1mportant
Marine News"
!. Header Special Dtspatehl
:: Po1xT LOOKOUT, Nov, II.
"The wreck Of tho ship Chicago pla1orm,
which foundered during tho heavy gallo Of Tuesday
last, has broken up.
CantaIu Mcclellan l2shed bi1lseH 10 the I'm
, 1864-11-21
4 RAIY SUPPLIES.
QTTY1C8 o.
ASSISTANT TEpNXIsAARY-{IENEnALQ or SUBSISTENCE
L Mo E~Sx L

ASSISTANT Coaats9sARfti1 of SeHs1sEx1cRl
Nxw Yosx, NoTe1nbsr ith 1861
Sealed proposals In dupcate} will be received by
United st?tfs. Amy. ,suBsBfENCE STORES. 70 -
zsse E s f!'fSt II So
r esRe: is 81 81 f eHa!at i II
Or sGt5 In fnlthooped oak ash barrels viii. tVrs
hesRs & ns s sf H :fs ~: "a e s9
theI roTk Vas packed and the bEands also the kind
The Pork and Beefto be rcce,ved ut such Inspection
yarts a. shall be agreed to by he nniersigued.
pRtoS bEs nSoY 81 y p p
point In city OF New York as may b. desizna.e1
Bidders VII state the time In which they propose "a
sspaEals proPosals, IL dnp1eate must be made tor
printed copy Of This advertisement must bo ateach-
Cd each proposal and he proposals. must be speena
~ eonsan thew sstFe1 gasa ns
anty oftwo responsible nornes. IL follows:
al o 5 s ihn
tions Also TN; written contr1ct with bonds to tha
TO b furnished. sa.l1 BE- eseeased. required.
The sellers name, place Of business. and the date OF
@
Be plaaly nas6sd On every package all other old
Ceftilcates ofinspecon by professional packerr OF
sons. vii BE- REQUIRED foF The .ats. cery.ng ou tha
the Immediately preceding Inspection. The meats
viii also be examined and pnssed qeen by Robert r.
iii Be- Il M
Blanks Tor Proposals Will be furnished 1t this ofea
which must be enclosed In IN envelope Addressed to
the rds and endorsed & nas~
's1er nei:ssset Sss:is Colonel A 5: Z and 4 G. ds
, 1864-11-21

Y
Young WmB Yates Jerome Yants James
Yundt c. YxntisI Yeo John
Ynic CL Yantis James yal1{or) Qall G l.
Gearing VIM Zimmerman WcZens 1ohaW
: INITIALS.
Commanding Officer Co 140th III feg >. Com
mandfng Oaicer Go 142 Ill Vol. :. Commanding
gfacef e. II r. Reg II Inf ;ConmandinS 9f1es5 ll9 Il
....Comnandiug Officer 13s hi Inf. -. Recruiting
Rendezvous 1sth 1n1. >. Cashier Producers 8
Post Office. Editor Westcrn Banner. Japanese
Iom~ey. ;sTo ~ tls Supervisor. TO the Lieut.
Col OF the l1sd LII 100 day men. ;. Agent for SteN
arts cook stove: General Covert Agent at Chi
cago for Missouri; ..saoytines Brewery. ;: Game
General Agent for Aken's Knitting Machine :.
Central National nank:; ~ ] c.:..sM R.:.,Po
Box 48. p Box SLIT. >: Box 47M. ..B 2 = Co.
~ 0GIce open from lat Of April to 1st of No
yember ir2m 3 n. tn 9 p. N. From November
1st to April 1st from i. ~ TIL s p NJ, and on
Sundays nom a. m. to TO- Is T. n.
il sCRIPP3, Pm.
, 1864-11-21
BroposaIs.


WYNN k4AHD VA 1s
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fEogoss,s ~ sEs tnEissa Sy sne a1aerslsn%ea M % s2el
oA9s t6r @ ahnnsnf n,1i ~ ins&' tos chs @a@
;Msffasat.es ssssa cesn. IN new re.ewed gan
shaaabs Corn d H ann.es e1a ar.hs 5, ao!er
ann q e r. b. q q .r se~sd sse11e!, b TO cor
pons On ~ Ohio iaser between and including Aays-
Vile md Madison. Or at ueputs or in ssofo 81 Cs
50 81 " he received for lcss araount At oas
PsSties bidding ~1Iistase number Of ousn-s, psscs.
snd time and plaee OF delivery.
Ii HsSs sas 81
opl1 such aw&ss made as may seem TOT shh good af
81 or'ser OF. Col. wM " AoK1X, Chief oaartss-
no1swSnst Capt and A. q II.
4 ltMY STORES.
IA o.1.ez NJ Coxst:sAnx q sunsasEarH,
sealsa Proposals. IN dapiicsse} Viii viii = r:eei1ea ~
g. tasa 9
Is s;s: ss: ": 3. fEss etc., S: Ss:: Ell Ell
s9ao Panads of dsy smoked BACON Shoulders, II
5se:sIsa e es:' }p:ssS = god wlassS %ss.s-
10 5a.5es ss *hiss ss2 Rasas s e~ to oo.as,
1870, 5sSs s.sss e III
Ssad FIR lined BIDS specifying wastaer OLD corr .:
1000 s:!Ts a,G III 'fs cofR e. Mss T. barrels doass
ao 600 pounds Of good Conee sugar. in good basre1s
5000 neaSds S * Crushed Sugar, IN good sa.,e,,.
saa Sss;5SS;; Ss;S; of 1aanaa'ias Of s'sS Candles. Inn
edsr q ess. ia ss ii ftaisa so
er ntosous spbsaaes OF s qntfqE WR,. stre1fta IL
taking IS grains Of hEcszhonate OF pot aaa to
, 1864-11-21

Otis Martin
o'Hanlon Laugh
lin
ogers MP co
OherB Michael,
OmerceyMichae1
0'Dwyer Dennis
0sgood d Dock
ray
Oakley y B
Owen Edward I .
Oven VIM
, 1864-11-21

L-O'Dagg Simon
O'Rr1cn Thonlu
;-0gec1 HcnryP
0tGal1aghan Ja.
0'Connpr Jas
sO'Brien John
O'6haughneasy
Joseph
0fBtien VIM
Osborn " E
O'kee{a Wm
, 1864-11-21

, Weatan VIM II,
Willard L A
WinsloWLC
Wilkenson lieut
Winters N G
Wilson ] II
Wright L B DR.
WhtineyLH y
Wicker 8 F
Williams VINO
1-Wcatcott Ruius i.
Yard George
|tWntson JAS 3
! White F A
Wood A B
.WY1ee Thos .
Wright j. Sey-
nRd
+ Williamson VIM
eWill1aul5TS
Williams N P
Williams Page
Williamson VII
liam 3
Williams "
Williams Geo
| Winfa1ns II
Williams Jas II
Wilkins 4 lieut
"{itfnr@aT
Wnin,@E W1i;a,1sEEn
Wiiiinms iIf,n,s AZ
FA
r Williams J
Wrtnht WTtstJl 11'N'
, 1864-11-21

II.
And yet though It Is 10 sure and speedy In Its opera
ons Is perfectly harmless being purely veseAble
1t s very agreeable to the tsste and may be 8dmlns
tered to children OF any age
In cases Of CEOrP we will guarantee cure II
taken In EeaaQn.
, 1864-11-21

C1nko3h "m Z
Nckeckny VIM
McKie Wm
McChandlIsh "
McGrcgor Wm
Mct3rangh VIM
Mcfnty Mich1
McNanara Mile
McClnng Saml
McE1ietls VIM
Mcintyre l. P
.McGough SftcFll
AtcAuulty Michl
Mccoy VIM )
Mcintosh j
:alcHaztly Jas
Mct1orris Anthsy
, 1864-11-21

E The Coppcrhead papers are dying FAST
The 1oIal atmosphere since Tho election l. too
much for them. Since the 8th inst, the 6:ote
Register of Springfield. the Dsn.ocrsa at Bloom
mgton, Pump Carpenters paper, the Pa
riot, at Madison, Wis, and the Evansville
Nnd.), Daily 1anks have suspended publica-
ton.
, 1864-11-21

johnson JOS r
j jenkins Jos s
johnson john
nyF
.Juton VIM
'Johea Wm -
Jayred VIM Il.
Jones M4son
J0hnstouLysan-
der
Jones mr.
Jonsou " Il II
Joy Wm
'JcWett Chas md :
, 1864-11-21
TaftCC
Usher John Underwood " c.

Van Patten s Vanness Perry Vancddy Jas
Vandcnburgh II Feeder David E Yarns Jesse
Van Slck1ef L MVan Burgen s F Vast John
Voshurgh Jno SVanduzef Geo -Vandewater 8
Foche VIM Werner Geo
, 1864-11-21
DR. EA3TERLYsS
FEVER AND AQUE killer.

This Medicine will cure Aguc and
Fever, Dumb Ague, il1sand Fever,
Intermittent ard Remittent Fevers.
and every form Of Fever incident to
the West.
Dr. Eatterly's Fever nnd Ague Killer Is WARIsAE
TED TO CURE, and lftt FAILS the money Will be
turned to the purchaser U used as directed.
r. Price 81 IS per bottle. -.
n For sale At nE E. EAsTEELY T. cos Family
Medicine Store. % Madison-st-. Chicago. Ill.
, 1864-11-21
DR.. EASTERLY'S PAIN killer,

This Medicine IS an inEaNible cure for
Bruises, sprains, Headache, Tooth
spasns, Dysentery or Bowel Com
plants, Nervous Affections, Pains in
The Face, Painters Collie, Pains in
the Breast, Side, Back and Limbs,
Cho1era, Cholera morbus1 and in
fact wherever it Is applied Pain ean-
not exist.
It Ia used INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY and is
q perfect ANT1p0TE tor ALL PAIN. TrYit 4e at
l1cted.
r. For sale ut DR. E. EASTERLT cos Family
Medicine Etpfe. % MsdlsQn street. Chicago III.
, 1864-11-21
DR. 14ODFER'S
FEM CORDIAL.

viii cure ali Female Couplaints,
such as Excessive, Suppressed Of
Painful 1&eustFuation, Eeueorrhma
Or Whites, Falling Of the Womb, and
all Irregularities Of the Monthly Pc
15odss
COLDS. or all UNNATURAL CACsES. Ii hss bcSn
thoroughly tested. Ladies' try 1t.
EE- Pr!ce $1+25 per bottle
u For sale at DR. E. EAsTERLT T. cos Family
Medicine Store, 81 Nadlson.st., Chicago, III.
, 1864-11-21

Hover tseo'A -
Hoch bann>,H
1IenTJ
Hooper Thos Il
Halliday Geo .
Honghton Geo
Hplton I'hos.
, 1864-11-21

"The wreck Of tho ship Chicago PlaHorm,
which foundered during the heavy gale Of Tuesday
LAST has broken up.
WCaptaIu Mcclellan l2shed himself 10 the Tn
, 1864-11-21
Coal a1lp 3)tg fro1t.
Goal.

TNOAL! COAL! COAL!
CHICAGO Sept 20th 1884,
7le Scranton rttsoa oT sna sa6nT ioi
tts brewers balcrs and country deate1s xat1 Aamp,
4atGt Egr. email Egg Range and Gnes64un GGs X
ltfCE%. .-.
Also 3eh1eh. BsossbusEh, Br1ar ELL, E11e' Ga1pps"H'
ilnrrsf RlAi.F and 1l!ln1b Coslk
Omces. - South Asrket street. y Eas$ H3ats91 = n
lhet and 6onth Clark street, north o9 Hae u T. " "
.aiiEoad Crossing. Post 0tacc BOX 6{55
bssi s5D,gtu EOKHRT LAW.
, 1864-11-21

~
H!Mssn = 4 ).
MMk e;!:L AMEs1 7osI
ma!nvonn ~,
MatsHrstmbW A3
~,na[,u ,-,:-
hafsa. tAAse 6
70 . 49,.
Mun a q, CO
Martin : |! Nlcnolas
9i, MeroW AZ Aff@ :
Nem11elu d
1ttead y
Ma1sA RI
Marine =
tMiagan 1G-uu =
Mahia-E III -
MeuH McmS Ehaa : LIZ =
3ta.M Wani,am TnTn T.a..;d =
1iahsau M1snmt han;ai n~i.I
Maai MmM !5.nniaf UM1T n.
Maaar aaJTMmH E.1wa1,
MenMI R1emn Rfch.n
5iaSsd r =
Mea1 M1te,o.1
Wson WsMee san #
Mann Maahr sIE IL
MW.assssH!5a W.ssH5
Mancheo,1 Ina
MU-SneI Mor-no ~
Mona% Toeae
Mo1t MMo,,1ton : r
Mo. MoulW4 !
9N NUTS
Mau1 -
~ MnfloGk JAS u
M08s JsMe8
Morris JH
Massey John
MONTGOMERY j
Morris Joeaph
Mu|fnain John
MurnhyJ John
Munspn VIII
MYERS " II
McDoland tapt j
McIntire A u.
McCoyprofA
hfcBny Bernard
htcDnupald A
McCallister A J
, 1864-11-21

Three Minute SalVe.

This aalve will permanently remove
and cure Corns, Warts, Hdo1es, Ring
worm and Eoothache in from three
to ten minutes.
Why will yon snier the e1erqciatinG and tornent.ns
PAIN ffom CDRiS md TOOTHACHE. whtn SURE
REMEDY Is offered you for tie Low PRICE Of 81 Cts
~ For sale at DR. EASTERLY's Family Medicine
Store, ~ Aadisonst,, near the Post 01cc, Chicago
pcS1-v109- lot WIZ
, 1864-11-21
Irish S "
Irwin John

Jansen Asa D
JeWett T. Story
Joyce pT
james 3 F.
johnson P
James CIV
mDimnaocl
Jordan DIP.
Jones David E
Jenkins II E.
Jordan E r
Jame8ThoUss3
johnson Sam1B B
johnson Thos
JoneBThomask b
, 1864-11-21

Walters &Mc-
Carly r.
: Wells & Miles
Wildly
West Nelson n
Walter Benncl
- 1r
Walker B F.,
Wells A T or T
Weston,Ball &c
Ward j H
Walker Cir
Wiscoshin Chat
Warncr Chos F.
wn1kcrEotD1 !
Watson c H2
Weber Chrtstta:
Waterbury D Il
Wagner Charles
Weber E D
Webster r II -.
Warner Francis
West Geo
Watkins Geo D
West ThonttN :,
Wasther Theo J
Walker Hurher1
w,~rop HnrNr1
Wright HA
Wallace YIN H
Walland Henry !
Wan1er VAent''
Webstet ]
Warne Henry !
Weper ] 2 ~
Ward JAMES "
II NashbuTu1f3c
Webb J..
Wells John &
Watt John
Weston John
Weston John
Watson John
Weber John Il
Wells VIM F q
Watson. arfn
Webster VIM :
Warfan II II
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