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r,,uIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS En-
| loved on this coast an uninterrupted SUI
of fourteen wears, and has become one Vi tne
renowned Hospitals of the age. what the ceie-
brated Lock Hospital is to London. and the no
loss renowned establishment of Ricord to faris,
this Institute has become to the Paclhc coast
The thousands annually received and cured place
it in point of number of patients among tno
very first of the world, and the success OF i's
treatment ranks it second TO none
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and lR-
REGULARITIES IN FEMALES are the great
destrovers of health They insidu0usly attack
the system and gradually undermine ana oeslro!
it they drive the bloom from the cheek, the
lustre from the eve. the strength and vlgor from
the frame they give to the world puny ana
diseased offspring, and poison through success
sive generations of the race of man. The marks
can be seen in Scroiua. Consumption, Crlpples,
the Idiotc. the Paralytic, the Insane, etc.@
There is more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
tamination of Veneral Poison. The mildest
forms. by rctrcatng to the blood. hold ever over
the one afflicted, the sword Of. destruction that
! is liable at any moment to fall and blight-to
utterly dcStrov-all earthly hopes.
NERCURY recoqa'-ed as tlc most n,taY nedi-
,r1 raelqr 70 110n combining with the Vcnerial,
,iunhl,s his dangers Those who have been
treated with thar rcrnirous mineral poison are
not cnred the. disease has only assumed new
form.
/ Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the sys-
TEN. eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
ont in the future with vrulence that will
battle the effects of medicine WHEN PERFECT
/ CURES can be obtained by consulting physi-
elan whom long practice and thorough investi-
CATION into causes of DISEASES of the URINA-
RY ORGANS enables to determine at the
nature of the disease
! In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care,
/ PERFECT, SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures Always Guaranteed,
1 In Syphilis and its adjuncts GonorrhTa and its
accompanying diseases; all disorders of the
Bladder, Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal Weak
ness Diseases of the Heart and Lungs; Dys-
pcpsia Indigestion. Impotency; lnspent Con-
sumption. and all diseases of the urinary organs,
in either sex, always warranted, OR No
PAY REQUIRED at the PRIVATE
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In whatever form disease attack, the liver it is rcpcllei
and eXternate by this searching painless and Irresistible
curative. Bilious remtents. bilious pugtnG and an me
ordinary disorders Of Indicated by pain IN the
right side and between the shoulders yellowness OF me
whites of the eyes. weakness and debility &c are reiie'e
with celebrity which i-ton-ies
the their friends. Let the sick whom the l'
ulty have abandoned resort with confidence 70 TINS powei
autillious agent and restoration health and activity
:. l. H., ,,a- rnsl,lt
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ABLUTI0N and REDUCING
BATHS! BATHS!

A Bath for half. or three for dollar
That's what purpose 10 htthe for tomorrow,
Now I'll let You all know why it is do
'Tis for your health! which points You wealth.
And would all men save from premature grave
By ailution and reducing.
A Bath Cor half, three for n dollar
That's what purpose to hlthe for tomorrow
II * hcaitliful they to bathe every day.
And occasionally will help you amazingly.
Bathing is cheap and is good for the weak.
Ard for the strong they'll find nothing wrong.
s. 4 Bath for a half three for a dollar
That's what | purpose to bathc for tomorrow
Now forget not to call. invite and all.
For ahlutiln is savimg-it's nothing hut bathing.
Which preserves hcalih-flr better than wealth.
So Try Bath for half. three for a dollar
That's what purpose 10 battle for tomorrow
] know that you'll find il to be strictly true
That bathing is healthiul. cleansing-cheap too.
It. Bath for Il half and three for 81 90
! hope vnul call and try tomorrow
R6-THATS WHAT'S TIE MATTER
RICH'D STOKES.
Be and call AT MAGNNLIA Rnil..ing. Main .irec
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ARE YOU IN AGONY ?
\ Well Spring OF Hope
EOp
CAN EE FOUND N
EE0iI0Way'S Pills!
Be Of Good Cheer! The Sinking may h
SAVED BY THE Use OF
sE0II0Way's 0iEltment!

Tie history Of these great Remedies Is the
medical revelation that the world ha, known II estg
fishes tie a.l-iuporta>t fact that and in
internal disease exits the dnfccting searching
hriu piopcrtic, ot the Pii> fully equal to
lection and and tnt with the intnen they are
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-28
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
Court Terms in Trinity.

Dfsfrfef COarf-IIon Ephraim Garter. Judge; A. J.
cember.
Cosafy Cosrt-IIon. John Murphy Judge A. J. Loo
ms clerk First Monday in January, March, May july Sep
tember and November
rr0oafs COarf-Iion John Murphy, Judge; A. J. Loo
mis- clerk. Fourth Monlay in month.
BOaTd or Saper rUfs0rs.-A. G. Price, chairman; s. r.
Short and Davidson. First Monday in February May
August and November.
An No attention will he paid to communications sent for
publication in the JOURNAL unless they accompanied by
the real name Of the author This merely required guard
against imposition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-28

THE YANKEE IRIsH.-A letter from Dublin to
the New York World newspaper, says :-' Our
friends in the United States can now look forward
for some practical work shortly. The movement
here goes . bravely on, but tell the Fenians in
your country that their support must not falter
until after the hour for liberating Ireland has
arrived. We want constant aid and support.
We want more = delegates here to spread the
doctrines OF the order. The few who have been
here, still here. and have done remarkably
well, but there is an immense field left. which
has yet to be explored. Let Colonel Roberts or
Colonel Mahoney come over. Their eoquencc
is needed here more than in your city. If we are
to succeed, the Irish Yankees must stand by us
to the last
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DYSPEPSIA. DiarrhGa, Weakness, &c,

The terrible bodily and mental pangs when oht i
D,spe,sia are at once mgaed by the PMS Dlal
constaon headache. physical prostrafi9, hfr'"u , W
ors hot finishes spasins affections Of the kidneys,
roids or piles and. in fact all Internal c1inpilit7a ~
whatever cause arising. give before the sanitary
NJ his extraordinary remedy. As SPECIFIC iof
and te disorders connected with it. or growing OUT o a. M
pills are always to be relied on when every o'hef he
and mode of treatment has utterly faiieh-
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BE II UNDER STOOD.
Bilious Maladies, &C., &c.

That the above statements all times be vcfcfed b.
the written te-n feXtrudin1 through quarter If cci
thn,l.:n.ls lnhle witn..rs
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uolIoWAyis PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
Iur wnRl0 FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES


Asthma Bowel Complaints, Coughs Colds Chest Diseases
costiyeness Dyspepsia Diarhoa Dropsy debility Fever
~ ,,e Female Complaints, Headache. Indigestion, In
a % Reformation Inward Weakness. Liver Complaints.
Iness Of spirits Piles. Stone and Gravel Secondary
s,,to,s yenereal Affections. Worms of all kinds.
CautiO
1f tho reader of this "notice " cannot get box Of Pills
r ointment from drug store in his place, let him write
n me enclosing amount. andI will mail box free
rense MANY dealers will not keep my medicine hand be-
anse they make much profit other persons
make.
None are genuine unless the words Hooav Ns,c York
and Londo dscernabe Uater-nork in every leaf
of the directions around each NAV
plainly by holding the leaf Il The light A handsome
will be given TO lering information
may lead the detection Of party parties counter
fitng the medicines vending the same knowing them to
be spurious
Sold at tnc mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY 50
Maiden Lane. New York. and by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world in boxes, IS cents cents 81
each
H There is considerable saving by taking the larger
esS s2y9Iyy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-28

Be and call at MAGNOLIA Building. Main street
WeaverVille 23.tf.
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I T. STIERLES
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NO CURE, NO PAY

SECOND BUILDING BELOW MONTGOMERY
CaIff0rHfas
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0sn. 8hssnaa Oeenpiss 0saAa0sville-
Boo1's 00s3al 1spost.
Me- Ycrk Ia 70

9UOoD O0o8DS aokOS
New York, Jan. ~.
Richmond papers Of Monday contain :
Telegram from Charleston. sGAtisg that :
portioa Of Sherman's forces have occu.
pied 0rahamsvills, South Carolina, thirty
Eve miles north Of Savsunah.
a Charlestoa dispsth dated the 9th,
says the enemy crossed New River on the
road u 0sahaasville. On the 6eh.
Richmond papers Of the 9th say that
Price il still living.
Hoods oficiaI report Of his defeat has
been received He puts - good face on
| il IS possible, bat acknowledges the los
Of City gans 10 ono day.
Tho Richnoad Dbpatch says that even
Isccording to bis account, tie battle OF
Nashville Vas bad business.
The Dispsaeh thiska Thomas Will tnrn
The head 81 his columns towards the
southweatI
The rssnisse shinks his would T. 1
stupeadoas ua1nkipg, With bat the
Ifaintses No. 1eecess, Il thinks Il
Imors pt6Ga = iIkas tie the army VII Be
| lkspt u TeeopS1oe ~ : corps Of obterva-
| Itics. Wills l,see detachments viii y cen,
| y rsinfososmsntS 70 Virginia and 6avan-
Hssusseard ielegr.phs from Msson
| thxf lI6c rspoess ftoa Tapells, Miss
Ishat Tkoaas ~ noviag up lhs Tsnees-
| ~ Tiysr = ~ An Nith six - =
ia sfx49 - y .n11S 1oWnf1 BaSfnnee
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Yesti0o13al e Sherman
Cincinnati, Jan. II.
A resolution was passed in the Ohio Leg
islaturs asking Congerss to adopt the pro-
posed amendment 70 the constitutions for
the abolition Of slavery.
Many prominent citizens Of the State
held . meeting At Columbus yesterday to
take measures to present Gen. Sherman .
testimonial Of one hundaed thousand dol
lars in United States Stocks.
The Auditors report shows the whole
number Of soldiers and marines furnished
by the State is two hundred and sixteen
thousand and Eve hundred. Disabled
eight thousand.
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Rebels ~ 8trasbarg-Rshel Psaee 0eD-
D1ssieaers.
New York, Jan. IL.
The Hersld's Shenandoah Valley cor.
responder. says there are rumors that the
rebels have moved down to Strasbnrg,
but tits thooght 10 not sufficient ssresgth
to snnoy Sheridan.
The Times Washington special learn,
that The rebel peace commissioners consist
of Woe President Stephens and Judge
White, of Georgia, hessrs. Boyce and
Orr, Of Sosth Carolina, Leech and GIL
more. of Nooh Carolina, Rives of vir.
giaia, and SmisA and Singleton OF Mis-.
sissippi.
This spe.ial also says it is feared there
10 no hope Of passing the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery.
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Atsasksd ~ strsst SWsspssa
New York. Jan. IL.


New York, Jan. IL.
The street sweepers today made ap a.
sault on Mr.. John Hecker and would
have killed him but for in,erterenoe BY
oitixsns.
Mr.. Hecker Is the gentleman who has
obtained IN injunction against illegal
payment Of monies By city authorities.
and these street sweepers consider them
selves aggrisved BY his action.
The Conmeroial's Washington special
says Gen. Burnside has not resigned II
has been reported.
The bankrsps Law viii BE- passed By the
Senate next week. II it Is amended ~
the House the Senate will sdopt 1be
amendment.
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Boston, Jan. IL.
The fund for the relief of savannah
amounts 70 e26,OOO.
The steamer George Howard viii be
sent to Savannah On Saturday with pro-
visions.
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Osaveatisn - 0sa1sassa1U 1esess.
Washiuo Ton. I'm. Il

Wsshipetos, Jn. Is.
Agsnilsmas il WasbiDgton vho ~
ssen tAs Riebmcnd Rnquirsr Of Tsssday
isst says that paper meDtioss the follow
log:
A call y ont for Convention of The
Canfecefats States. The intentioa 81
she ssthoFiies Of the call j. TO yeyols-
tionise The revolution; TO deposs Nr. d
VIZ. wips ost the Confederate, Ceosress,
appoint : dictator ID III steod. and per.
hsps surrender to the enemy.
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4ansy NsadA 13( NJ m 1eeol
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silliaihs. al'd nsml y y1ssL Hsnr,
sMeeses Wn p Wjleou, e. yyii1i4nepe'
John Wssr. = = H inototns9 kdwsrd
yRalds@ftb oh61H Wassi, Alsis ~ 80
1sssk \ Wsssss, D1essd Wsluhhsp.
Lipmaa = Yestes, 6snnsl foshsr,
!. ..ssss Isstst, rnse,s Yasea {olossdj
Ednaad Ysegsf.
Estoe 1seg, Addison Zseg, Cheney
zisgehsia. Peter Zisgsheim, Nicholas
z'eg.hsaa, Jobs Z Zssrs, Leopold Zia-
dsl, Asdsss. zi0s. Chss Zas~.
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F16s = ssa = MI eita Is b6stk
r. iosss1 tsfils. ~ 6viIIlek v y - ~ "
|aey obstaelst tlss ey slss6 h ~ ~
|ct (. pssisst nndssstasdipg vifh .tks4a
e r gspoeisd tbas ~ Cor. Risns ~
|ek Gov. Drf - aou - thsie Ny Y
WashinGtep G. ) peace mission.
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hmereous Aue| n 9pto 6hk
horn, Hugh s hsssk AsseoelI 80ine
Samuel EPPiH flseof 1dsond. yeka Z
Essig, John Eaflys 9ossph Epnss. Viilfau
Ewers, Lambert EasharIt. Mike EsGaa
Dr. Eastabrook, TAohas Evans. Peter Es
gao, sonn A'%s'sas' 6sssge 6agsle
hearth. fss
Thomas Fahsa, George B Relt Klis
Kin forc. raq,ck , rlnerty. Wm Ful
ton, Jonn = eist' Eioers ferr.s. Jonathan Z
French, Dewitt ford, capt Wm II Farrie
Lafayette Fleakl William Faley, Charles
Frank. Joseph Fest1 John " Farrell,
jacob forocsn tSoloredb D James Farney,
William F'd'er. go 4es ~ Saadssky ]
Hugh Forgey, : " ftJs Euclid 8 Faller,
Thomas Flood 4soekt y 1hl1es, J<rolue
D Ferree. GsorgS Q Elrnss, Jss " Fer.
rill, John Finniese, Albert b FauDknsr.
Thomas Feeiy, y JdnC HI, H1eh Fr6sU3k
Harry Fulton. John Frederick, Jacob b
Frank. Depuy Fields, v Fletcher. Geo
Fallis (colored). Samuel Ferris. Merry
Farrahan, Miehsel Farrahsn. Martin Facf.
ely. Joseph FcSlct, Jas Furborx. Tho, II
Rfgsn. Robert y fools, Aleeuus W
hemiog. Thad J Folsom. Eiks Fox fcoi.
ore). William French. Simon Frank.
Phillip b Fletcher. .Cosstes,ins Fuller, w o.
franklin (eolored Jshs ] Fsssse. John
Frssee, John Ffars. Michael Ford. Geo.
z Furman.
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Charles Gillespie. Wm H Gesford, PEI
ter 1arraty. Hetnan Harliok, JOIN
Cries. John Groksn, Nelson 0arlsndI
VIM dathon, WI 0reenwaid, Edward
Galser, Inss Gregg, Geo w GsDnan,
Ihos Godmsn. Hermsu Gaspel, Felix
Gremm'nger, 9 s Grover. Lewis 0reens
WIN A Gaegg. WIN F Gosdy, james Il
Green, Gusiavns Gaepel, Elisha Gowan
tcoiored), VIM Gang. Thomas G ,rman,
George y Guy, Soosthan @ Grifey. Oiay
Gll!'spie: Isaac GIflo. Shay Gillispie.
Robert Gray. w e Griswold, Melvin w
Goodrich, Moses Girsrd colored) Fred
X Gann. John Ge's. Oven Gsrr.ty.
Alonzo Gregory (eoiored). ROBBERS H Gil
more, Jacob Giilum (colosed John I
Gritfey, JAS 1 GilioiI, Pat Gsogaa, John
Graniheld, Wm 4 Y Cot. Chs George
(colored) JAS Gully fccloesd) Geo Gil
more. Geo Griffith oolossd). Henry N
Gr'fhth, Frank Grady. Geo Griswold,
Joseph Gafford, Patrick Gibbons, Wm
Gamparf, Joseph Gsmps, August Gos-
Pul.
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Head,y, Luke Huiskamp J.seph ~
HYnt,. john Hamner. Herman Habrer.
lessee Fl Holmes, Wm ] HALLIDAY. Hen.
~ Hutton, Abram Haogl.nd. And,.s p
Hanson, Geo Hemmul. Benz n Hambles
toB. Jas Hickey Nelson Hstfeld. John
w Hea,on, Robert r Hard A.ron "
Hall, Chas Her., Robert Harris. Henry
Harris, Andrew Hednor, Niebolss Hepry
(colored), Matthias Hans. P.trick Hade.
Jackson Hall fcoloredl. Bellaev H;ee.
Albert Hine. John Hsnle. Dan Hood
Joseph K Hornish John p Horr;.h
Richard Fl Huston. Michael HI,iiu,n.
John Hariiran. Miles Hickev. Jss Henry
(eolored) Rober. Hassel. Wesley Hamii.
ton, volney HYDE. Wm'Hafer Chan.c,
Hunt, Botsford B Hiumap. Rober, Ham
ilton, John Hamilton. Josenh Hurlv. Cal
win z Hamil, b A Humphrey. Stephen
Hut, Louis Herick. Fred II Hall. Isaac
Hull, Mortimer w Hicks. John H.r,el
;has Holmes (colored), Hugh Hsrisy.
Frank Harbeck, VIM j Harvey, Harry ]
Hills, ID Hills. John Heanemsp. Chris.
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New York, Jan. 12.
The Worlds Warrington special says
The Dsmocrstie politician wbo ha'
gone % pesce mission with the aplrov
4 Of the President is Gcn. Singleton, o.
Illinois. He preceded Blair ds9 d
two.
1t il said the rebel Congress. adopted
in secret session. the resolution 70 ap1oin,
commissioners, and they have been select
ID and sent to Grants headquarters.
Aessrp. Orr, Of s. c., Glloore, Of N
C.. asd AIexander H. Steveas, are thu
commission
Il + also said Grant has telserarlhed
that 6tsvsSs has solicited . pase sArsagh
his line 10 visit Washington.
Il il known that Blair goss to Rich.
nond With 4 fsll knowledge and consent
Of the President aad is clothed With an
,horisy requisite % open nsaotistions viii
:JeG. Davis With risu to restoss peaes,
ana Tho rebel authorities will feel assured
Of this when be shows his ess1s1tjals
His instructiona are enbraced in three
propositions:
First. Annsty to III, No mattss vhal
they may have beer. since the var began
Second. The Consiiticn q Il Is and th.
Union d il was--ihc Ssuth to return 4
.hs tIniss With III ~ si9his and psivi
leges which i hsld before sny Of th,
States eeeeedS6s
Third. The tot.l abolition OF slavsry
.Peom this point The Presidens will no
rstsact ono ioia. He does not insist upcl
|inmediate abolitioa, bat hs does insis
thet nsassres - taken 70 seonte il -
tiasttua within ! lsseeasbs lsAoth :
|tiae.
ltlaAlaae1 - uhae 5000 soel sesheg
|ity "a lei. Dssi5 = sivunlly issliss'
= pssa nssssEs!s \. ilIill g ,,se
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Washington, Jan. IL.

Washington, Jan. 19.
The Senate il discussing the proposed
repeal Of the Reciprocity treaty aud the
House the Constitutional snti-slavery
ameudment-
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New York, jan. II.
The price Of gold opened tbis morning
q 9l6A advanced 70 1is4 and then de-
clined % 2l74. Market much excited.
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~ FOR LATE DISPATCHES
SEE. FOURTH PACE. Z
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.nulsy. Joha n feepsoe. NJ Ti-ber.
man, Nishoel Tspnsf. Rawsrl Ts,lsn.-
P.ssisk Tespes. JsSe Ts-Ii.,o. Hs.r,
Tripl1sk (sel'd) JessrA fssiev. juaa H
Ti.lis, fh1r.s Pc ] fslls.. Joas !.
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FoR SALE
A GOOD RAG PRESS!
ENQUIRE OF
s.. POL Loo K.
NOTICE.

To Joseph Parish, Thomas Parish. Esther A Parish
1houxs Parish executor of Joss rh Parish, decd
and 1homes rrish Is executor Of William Parish is
ceased, Mary Parish widow and heir of Joe-ph
Parish, deceased ASH Mary PARISH minor heir Of
Srph Parrish, deceased.
lon and each yos hereby notified taxt there
row file In the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Coat Of Le county Iozs st Keoknk petition Of John
A. Bishop, Calming # you the sum ~ --- dollars,
sih 10 cent interest per anBun able annually,
ss ssoary dss on mortgage made by Joseph kaish,
Thomas Parish, Esther i<h Joseph Parrish and
William rarsf-h aiso, claiming sgainsf each "a ,0n
foreciosure Of sad age the beirg upon land
Described 10 said petition lying In Lee engy, Iowa. or
the purchase and farther asking for sale Ct
said prem and general relief
And unies~ you appear ard answer said petition
before OF the second day uf tine Of said
Court, 10 at Keokuk, the hrst Mondxy Of
February A. d. 1Ses default win be entered against
200 and judgment rendered thereon pray ed for in said
petition. III STRONG,
Revenue stamp 50c.1 Atty for Pi'n.
jaaI3dyw
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Washiogton. Jan. ls.
The Senate having ordered an investi-
garion into the eaases Of the Wilmington
tailurs. Gen. Busler has been ordered to
appear hsre % witness.
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John Neis, Valentine Neuer. John
Neil, John Nsgle, John Newcomb, Ger
ard n NoIIen. john Nelson. Peter Nieh-
ole, William b Nichols, John B Nodier.
Jamss Neesan, Waliam g Marley, John
Nurley. John ksyens, Joseph Neyew.
Jphn n. Nichols, Lewis Nachman J9ka
Nsgle. Dennis Neary, Hsnnan Nohlkeu.
per. Jacob Nafxinger.
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Frederick Ot., Sqnire O Nil (colorcd J,
-Jotn n w Ogden, John o. O'Brien. William
II Orr. Charles Osborn (colo'ed). Michael
o. Brien. David Or. John O'CanncIl,
Johs Orlss. Jsmrs o K4iff, Robert b o
den, Georg- W Ogelvie. David O'Brien,
Thomss OF 'nne!I. William Ogdenburg,
John Odel, Conrad 0gg. John QAtmau
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Rebels ~ Strasbsrg Rebel Psaes Gem
N3oa&nAnpu
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