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Tho Second Congressional District
A Challenge Declined.

II viii he seen from the suhjoincd correspond
ence that Hon John l.. Thomas our candidate
Tor Congress, challenged the Rebel candidate,
Mr.. Stevenson Archer, TO a joint discussion, te-
fore their constituents, Of the principles OF their
respective parties, aud that the challenge has
been declined. Mr. Archer places his declina-
ton on the ground tina, the people OF the Dis.
tEiei are too Intelligent to require enlightenment,
aud prefers separate meetings lojoini discussions,
which, he prclends to allege, would tend TO an
increase Of the political feeling which is already
" excited beyond healihful degree" Mr..
Archer's objections are very fully disposed Of by
Mr.. Thomas In reply. The proposed joint dis
cussion having been declined, Mr. Thomas hiss
made arrangements for series u meetings
ihroughoui his district at which be will deliver
addresses aud explain the important issues which
his opponent Is unwilling to discuss with him
A number Of these appointments, for our county,
will be found in our advertising columns. Mr..
Thomas, assisted by several other able speakers,
will speak at woodberry at o'clock this even
ing, at Shawan on next Monday evening, at
Zoucksville on Tuesday afternoon, At Middle
town on Wednesday afternoon, at Paper Mills on
Wednesday evening, At Parkion on Thursday
afternoon, at Hereford on Thursday evening, At
Whitehall on Friday evening and at Monk,on on
Saturday evening. We know that the good
Uaionisis OF the - upper end will turn out and
give their nominee a cordial greeting, bu, they
must do more. They must bring their "Conserva-
tive " aud Democratic friends with them, 50 that
they too may hear the real Issues Of the day dis
cussed. aud have their minds disabused Of the
false doctrines promulgated By the runners Of the
" new party
The following is the correspondence between
Messrs. Thomas and Archer
BALTIMORE, September II, 1866.
lion. SspAsHson -ATeher, Bsi Air:
Sr-we are both In the field asking the
votes Of the people candidates for the For,ie,h
Congress.
You will agree with me that the issues ihvoly-
ed are more imporian, than any yet placed before
the American people, and that TO proper under
standing OF them, the people should be met and
the questions discussed.
With this view, would suggest that three or
more joint discussions be arranged between Us,
one In Hartford, one In Baltimore county, and one
In Baltimore city, at saeh times aud places as
may be agreed upon.
Ia order that no delay may he occasioned
will leave the detail ofthe arrangement on my
part. with my friend Afford Mace, Esq, OF Balti-
more city.
viii you favor ms with an early reply?
Your ohedent servant,
J0HS l.. THOMAS, in.
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The President and his Policy

The New York Herald, Tmcs and Nrs, have
each ia return, severely criticised the Presidents
speeches made on his western trip. Willis, they
claim still that his policy Is proper one they
uniformly condemn his manner Of carrying Il
out. To conceive Is one thing, 10 execute ano,h-
or. Whilst the Presidents policy in the eyes OF
many Of his ardent supporters was well eOneeiv-
cd, they see nothing but destruction before him
now unless he leaves To riscr aud batter mrn de-
fence Of IL. The Northern press, heretofore in
his interest, significantly point him 10 the fate
that befel ScoTr aud DOUGLASS, who forgot that
/, Was unbecoming and really dis,as,eful to ID
American people for candidates for the Presiden.
ey To take the stump 10 their own defence. The
TrssidsHt they claim is entirely inexcusablc for
ignoring the dignity he ought to bear, aud for
supposiug that an Intelligent public had, like
himself, no respec, for the Presidential Office.
The indications are rs plain as the noon-day $
sun that the policy Of ANDREW JoHSsoS, as h.
carries L out, Is dead that the policy Of Con-
gress Is q living thing that moves and has be.
ing. The elections in Vermont aud Maine have
astonished the most sanguine Radicals and have
proved equally astonishing to the President and
his party, so much 50 that many Of his mos, in-
Hueniial supporters advise him TO abandon bic
programme at once aud adop, tina, Of Congress
before he shall he buried forever beneath the
popular indignation that is every where mani
testing itself except in localities where treason
Is respectable and loyalty Odous,l and which he
more than all others, hls aroused aud itensified
by his imPrudeut course and incorporate speeches
The loyal will accept nothing less than the de-
mand Of Congress as laid down in It's Reconstruct
ton plan. Ifaeccp,ed, peace and unity is secur-
ed Il rejected by the South she may prepare for
more stringent guarantees than those now asked.
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Registered Voters.

We this week commence the publication Of the
lists o. registered voters Of our county. Much Of
our space will be occupied by these lists for the
next three or four weeks, bu, we will endcavor
to give our usual variety by publishing supple
menls Our readers can find an instructive les
son in many Of the names given, by noticing
wha, liberal construction oflAw may do
They will find names recorded there by one man,
iriihoui any investigation being had, tina, three mer
last year refused to register, g'ter d.'H eraHi'a
t,oa Of the applicants right 10 vote.
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Circuit Court for Baltimore County
AUGUST TERN 1866.


Before Hon. Daniel G. u. Emory, Judge; John
7. Ensor. Eco, States Attorney.
FHiDAY. Sept. 81.
The jury einpanele1 In the case 81 the State "
VIM. Wilson, indicted for an assault and battcry
on James lIynsoa, aud IN the case Of the State vs.
the same indicted for an assault and haiiery on
Dorsey Whitte, brought 10 this morning seal.
ed verdict Of " guilty IN both eases Fined $40
and costs IN each case total amount Of fine and
costs 500 s.
John Kenney, a native Of Ireland, was nalur.
aiired.
Daniel Frazier ". II. T. IIoopes. Appeal from
Justice George W. fishsr. Motion TO reinstats
the case. Motion overrnled.
SATURDAY, Sept 20.
The court was occupied this morning Ia hear
ing the evidence rad IN the equity case Of Eli
.ah Cole ". William Morrison aud Racael Nor.
rison. The bill filed by the complainant In this
case charges that certain Samuel Hooker, the
former owner OF the property In dispute made a
deed Of the property described In the proceedings
10 The complainant, and that this deed was duly
recorded, and further charges that William Nor.
purportlng 10 be deed from said Samuel Hooker
70 said Rachel Morrison. or caused Il 10 lie forg.
ed, and that said Rachel Morrison now claims
the said property, aud the bill prays that sald
pretended deed 20 said Rachel Morrison 10 annul-
led and eancsiled. The defendants have each
put " an answer denying the facts as stated In
The bill and they both allege that tho deed from
Samuel Hooker 10 Rachel Morrison Il the genuine
and true deed ofsald Hooker, aud deny all char.
ges Of forgery, &c. Nearly two hundred pages Of
evidenee have been taken IN this eass, add the
reading Of the evidence has not yet been conclad.
ed.
MoxDAy, Sept. ~.
Albert I. Webb and George Y. Webb, trading
:. =. :. weoo yompany' ~. Frederic bross-
ufA and Conrad Helwlg. Action for damages
fof kl|IIna ne pIalnlins horns. TRIED before 4
lnFy. Verdict of descendants,
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re- The new party johnson Conservative
Swami Convention assembled in this town on
Thursday aud nominated the following gentlemen
as their candidates for the Legislature viz John
Thomas Ford, Samuel 7. Sbiplcy. Jas. +. Clark,
William lluIchins. Daniel ". Cameron, Charlie.
II. Nicolai We understand these candidates AT,
pledged, in case Of their election. to vote for Mr.
Swami for United States Senator
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Bar Am, Nd, September II, 1896.

Bat Am, Nd, September II, 1896.
Hon. John H. Thomas
Ny Dear Ssr-Your polite letter Of the ilth
instant, proposing joint political discussion,
was duly received.
constituency 90 intelligent as ours, am sat-
isied, fully andersiand the issues Of the day, aud
without disparaging the great ability with which
I know you would present your views, must he
candid and say do not think either OF us could
give them u more thorough understanding BY q
joint discussion. Each presenting his own views
a. the meetings. called b. his own party, where
all DESTROYS Of hearing us can attend will prevent
an increase Of the political feeling which Is al
ready excited beyond heAl,hful degree
II Is but fair 10 you that should state that In
the coming canvass shall advocate the princ-
pies laid down By the Philadelphia Convention,
OF August l4th and the mode o. reconstruction
recommended by President johnson, and oppose
and denounce the radical measures Of Congress,
designed TO establish an enduring vassalage In
the South, and which. " successful, would pro-
ducs permanent disanlon or a consolidated Gov
eminent Incompatible with republican freedom.
fRespecifnlly yours,
STEVENSON AncuHR
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BAlnnoaE. September %. 1895.

iNeuenson Archer, Esg;
DesS Sal an TO day IN receipt Of your favor
Of The l7lh inst.
Whilst agrees with you IN 9 the intelligence
Of our constituency, must BE- allowed 10 dissent
from your views that q joint discussion would
not lead 10 more thorough understanding Of
the rial Issue In controversy, or that meetings
called BY each political party would secure the
atiendanes Of " all desiFoas " heaFing."
Ny only object In proposing joint discussion
was, to get all parties together, 90 that you aud
!. - the candidates ofeaeh. might amicably and
dispasaIAnatsiy discuss the mighty Issues involv-
ID 10 The pending canvass. Nor do ! fear that
snch discussion will lead In the least 10 an in-
errase Of 1.-THE political feeling which you think
L " already excited beyond healthful degree, -
bat, on the contrary, y our friends have that re-
eprct i0r us which, ~ their candidates they
shoaId have, VIII tend TO alIay and quie, what
yoa appfehend.
an obliged 70 you Tor The candid avowai you
mAkeas % your platform, aud refer you 10 the
Constitutional amendmsnt passed BY the pFessnt
Congrcss, upon which ], 10 common with my
party, ask for The sofages Of the people.
Respectfully, youF obsdisus servant.
ions L. THoHas, il.
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- The - Conservative " Convention Of the
Fif,h Congressional District, composed Of The
sane gsntismen who we're e numerically
" snubbsd BY she Democracy Of the District .
short time ago. reasnsmblsd In Baltimore on
wednesday last, and nominated Monseomsry
blair as their candidate for Cougrsw. Whether
iho Democratic eonvsniion o. ths District win
endorse lhs nomlnaiion Of NJ. DlAif rsmains 70
b. susn, bui ne 80 10 reason uhy thsy sbould
"A. q - anapaaess hinaslf - ous-sud-eui
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JOINS y. wIsSER, ESQ, late OF our town, has
been nominated by the radical party Of IIcrke-
ly county, W. Virginia, as their candidate for
States Attorney. As the srnlmen, Of the coun-
~ Is largely against my Policy" there Is no
doubt Of bis election. We congratulate our young
lolil friend ON his leserved sneccss
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by Rev. George Warren.
Mr.. WILLIAM q. DrScAS, Of York county, Pa.
to Miss CAROLINE REbiYER. of BALTIC. Co.. Md.
On the 18th instant. by tho same, Mr.. JonN
y. PEARcE To Miss LIDA A. sLABr. both ri Bal
timorc county, nd.
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A CfTizKS 90 rHE CouSrY KiLLEp.-A serious
ARRAY occurred on the Falls Road, inside the city
limits, on Saturday evening last, In which a
man named John gladden. was 10 scriously
stabbed by another named John T. BoldcI as TO
cause his death on Monday. Gladden. lived on the
Falls Road In this county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-29

~ Hon. Henry May, prominent member
Of the Baltimore bar. and who has during several
terms represented tia, city ia Congress. died on
Tuesday last
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se1- The lumber used at the picnic Of Tow
sou Lodge, will be sold at public sale, on the
picnic grounds ON Monday afternoon next.
See hand-bills
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NesO Advertisements.

Wright Oliver !. Wylle Roht
Wise Laws v Weaver WmI
Whiielock h q White Charles l.
Woods Levi Wright Thos q
Noods Ezra Whiielock VIM
Wilson Anon Woolsion Benz
Walker Edwin Winierode Levi
wilsoa Abaaiom WintsrOde John l.
Watts Benjamin winierOde Jacob Z
Watts NV Wright Oliver
Welsh James Waldron Rev EOS
wenich Jacob & Wright Joseph
Walsh Philip Walker Noah
Wright WIN Watts Asbury
Wilson Benz Wright Robert
Walker Chas II West Henry
Ways Leonard 7 Wright Thos II
Wolfe T jefferson Wright Thomas
weik WIN Wright John
Williams Edward Watts John
Williams Walter White Francis
Yingling Absalom
Zieeler Alexander
Total egg
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COUNTY CONVENTION
AT TOWsONTowy

AT TOWSONTONN,
on "Wednesday. thc loh day Of October, 1850.
TO NOMINATE SIX CANDIDATES FOR
THE LEGISLATURE.
The meetings will open at o'clock, +. NJ,
and close at 81 o'clock, T. VI.
BY order OF the Union Executive Committee
Of baltimore county,
CHRISTIAN GORE, Chairman.
J. AusrsrUs HANILroS. Secretary.
sent 20
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Merryman Oliver =
Matthews Amos
Myers Edward 8
Merryman Joseph
Milligan George b
Miller Augustus
Miller John II
Miller Henry
MeGinn Robert G.
McLain Robert
Malatnbrc John Lee
Moses George W
Moses James
Marsh John
McGran John
McCnuley John Y
Martin Joshua
Millstead Andrew J
Morton Alfred b
Morton Dudley T
Moore Charles d
Mcdonald Patrick
MORAN william Il
Miller Frederick
Martenet Simon J
McCanly James A
Mitchell Edward
Mccormick Samuel
McMann Patrick
McCanly George
Mclaughlin James
Murray Thomas
Mason John W
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PRTMARY MRRTTNos

on Friday. the 5h day Of october. 1886.
and those Of the First, Second. Fourth. fifth.
sixth, seventh, Eighth. Ninth, Tenth and Ele-
venth Election Districts
on Saturday, fAe Ga day Of October. 1896.
u "a IN ts
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Lcakin sheppard c
Lee Daniel
Lynch william
1.ongnecker John II
I,eight Lewis
Lowell William
Lowell William
Lovett William A
Longnecker II Clay
Labarron Charles
Lamley Jacob =
Laughback John
Laughback John
Longrecker John u
Lee John W
I.ongneckcr David
Lowell Thomas
Lacy John
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lcncn hark hiram "
Arbin Henry
ALI Henry
Adler Adam
Ayrcs John v
Ayres James T.
Abbott Thomas
Applcby lIoratio d
Alder Michael
Aitkin Alexander NJ
Abbott Horace
y
Bradford Hon \ "
Bonsell Robert =
Boon Gideon
Barber Joseph
Barnsinith George
Boycc James
Brown Ezra /
Bose William
bayDe George
Berry Robert y
Belt John X
Baxter William II
Breidenstinc August
Beiswangcr Jacob 7
Baync Samuel +
Bowen James J.
Burton Josias
Bedford william u
Hash Henry
Boarman Robert Il
Bcrndsco Charles
Beard John
Brookhart william
Brown Matthias
Barrghman Jac 10
Bohrcr Benjanin =
Bryan Jame- "
Brown William II
Brown Jchu
Belt John +
Buckley Thomas
Baker Jcs e
Buckley Earlum
Boon William
Burner Charles l.
Bell David +
Buxton John ~
Benson Benjamin :
Bel, Thomas
Bognan James r
Baeirlcy John
Butcher Richard T
Burrier William II
Butcher Abraham II
Butcher George "
Barton Jacob
Buckmillcr Wm l.
Bnnsall Townsend :
Brady Henry :
Brown Carlton T
Burgan Charles II
Ballard Frederick
Blo,,en berger REM
Hamburger Chas Y
Boon William VI
BiiteymcycT John
BaltE William
Belt George W
G.
Cooper Nelson
Cassard Thomas
Cross james Il
Clark Charles 4
Coulter James II
clark William q
lark Charles u
Curtain James
Coulson Edward J.
Crosby Frank
Cooke Warren l.
Chenowc;h Benz T
Camp Joseph
towley Thomas II
Carman Caleb &
Cole Moses "
Culver John
Cox Luther )
clinton Patrick
Carrick George W
Chalk Bennett u
Coffee John
Cole William !
Club William
Caughy S Hamilton
Coyie Thomas VI
Crook Philip T.
Carswell John :
Clemens Augustus %
Carruthers Andrew
Collins John J
Carter John q
Carinan George II
Cole James n
CoFbin William
.
Doliony Laurence
DOUGH William
lIolan Patrick
bowling James
Donneiiy John
Dix benjamin Z
Dunn Daniel
Euily Thomas
DANES Augustus
Danes Lewis l.
DANES Charles "
Dcnk Jacob
Daniel William
Daughadcy John
Dietrich Adam
Dehn Antoine
Deems Edward T
Danes William
Dcnning John y
DaugheIty Edward
Devices Joseph "
T.
Emge Philip
Ewing Henry "
Eaton John r
Egerton Charles e
Erdman Francis \
hinge Valentine
Engelhart Conrad
Engel OuttIieb Sr
Engel 0oitlieb Jr
Ellicott Thomas T.
krdman Peter q
Erdman Charles
Erdnlan John
Ellis Samuel n
Ellicoti David n
Frances Charles
Fisher William
Fcehely Michael
foudray William
friixe Michael
Frederick Jacob
Fisher Joseph II
Fitch james r
Finn afaftltasv
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Cox Charles Z
Conner Charles A
Church Eleazar 7
Carter Uriah Sr
Carter Uriah Jr
Corbin Joshua W
Coale John W
Clancy Matthew
Chambers John
Constantine John Y
Curley James W
Corbin William
Cummings Thomas
Candles Charles 4
| Candles james II
Cullen John
Cox BENJAMIN W
Cross Joshua
Commit John
| Coale Samuel W
Coale Charles II
| Coale William
Cornelius John l.
| collcns John II
Coogler John
| Cornelius George
Carroll william II
| Cronnan John
Crowther Isaac sr
| canapp Lewig
| Chcnowith Thomas
| Carroll David
| Crowther Isaac 3
Cooper Thomas
| Calvert William +
cathell Joseph
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Rowen Henry l.
Boyd James II
Breckenridge Vim u
Baker Francis
Burns Benjamin
Bowen Benjamin
Baker Charles II
Bayne John 7
Baddcrs William
Borinan Francis u
Blucher John NJ
Bishop William Jr
Baublits Henry
Belt William
Bows Patrick
Boon John
BoTdley William &
Bowen Geran
Bowen lsreal l.
Brown James
Brcigncr George
buchanan Samuel J
Bowen Fertiinandes
Butler Samuel =
Buckley Samuel
Buckley James
Brodie John
Brodic Alexander
Burns Thomas
Bayne William Sr
Bayne William Jr
Bell William II
Blum John q
Bowen William
Bowen Joseph S
Bryson william J
Brown Andrew
Burns Thomas
Baynes James
Burlagc Gerhard
Bio,enberger Philip
Bowen William
Burns John
Bowen Sylvester
Baker Jacob
Butcher Albert
Bedford John d
Blakcley Richard
Brown Pierce
Butler John II
Dayne John
Bayne Thomas
Burrier Augustus
Bell Jesse W
Buchanan Charles II
Buchanan George X
Buchanan William T
Bottimore Uriah J
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NesO Advertisements.

ok Gray Joseph J
George William y
0ilmor Robert
II German Andrew J
4 Gallagher James L
10 Gallagher John
} German William
Getty Andrew J
Gillard Charles II
,en Glassmyer Jacob
0osnell John
Grabcnhorst Henry e
iclbach John d
II Griffin Joshua
Gclbach George
II Green Richard
Gablcr Charles T
J n 0abler Lewis n
Griffith John NJ
an Goodwin John
Gilman John $
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<nNfH ELBtfIV.i DfoAAftI.
TIME undersigned having completed tho re.
gistration 81 Voters for the Ninth Election
District, ia accordance with the Act Of Assem-.
bly, Of Maryland. Chapter i7t, passed 2sd Of
March, 1861, announces the names of those en-
tered in the list OF qualified Voters as designs
ted below, and hereby notify all persons In
tcrcstcd to appear before me. at
GOvANSTOwN HOTEL,
On Tuesday asd "Wednesday. Me sofa aad 3lsI
days Of october, 1850,
between the hours of 4. NJ. aud , 4. NJ. 10
show any omissions or other crrsrs in said list
at which time the list of qualified voters shall
be corrected aud finally closed.
EDWARD DIDER. Jn..
Officer Registration 9TH Election District.
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konc Henry
Krout Adam II
Kelly Thomas L
Roller william II
Keller John
King william T
Knocks Frederick A
Krout William u
knight Joseph X
knight Benjamin =
Keller Samuel T
Kennedy William
knight Perry II
knight John G
Knapp Lewis II
Kenny David
Kelly Cornelius A
Keller John
Kidd Lewis
Kelly William II
kalchcnstine John A
karr Elisha
Kidd Joshua
Kelly Dennis
Kennedy william
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.Neao Advertisements.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
THIRD gyEcrTOy DySrPJcr

THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT.
H0-TllE undersigned having completed the
Ee- Registration Of Voters for the Srl Election
District, in accordance with the Act Of Asscm-
bly Of Maryland, Chapter la, passed 23rd Of
March. 1854. announces the names Of lhOse Gu
below, aud hereby notify all persons interested
TO appear before me, at
HAMMErT'S THREE MILE HOUSE,
llookstown Road,
On 7bt'dav aud WedaesdSy, he a0h aud 3is'
days q October, lsGG.
between the hours OF o 4 ". and Z. NJ,
To show any COMMISSIONS or other errors Ia said
lists, at which time the list OF qualified voters
shall be corrected and finally closed.
FRANK l.. MORIANG,
Officer Registration ID Election District.
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1 Pickering S,mucl
| Parrish Geo 7
| l'oc~k John
Peprlet Alexander
PSI Jriuc
Parks james
Parrish 1hos \
Parrish 1Lus
Parrish Nehemiah
Peacock John 4.
Parrish Aquila
Patti d thas
Phelps JAMES
Primo r. Jas "
Paras Joshua
| pGfisi Edward
pofis Allcri 7
parsous Joshua
ggoudhi james
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PRIMARY MEETINGS!

TWNHE UNCONDITIONAL UNION VOTERS
IL Of the Third. Twelfth and Thirteenth Elec-
ton Districts Of Baltimore county are requested
a.. l..
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Dunphy Richard q
Dowd Michael
Debaugh Philip
Daugherty Ro6t "
Dcbaugh Henry
Devices Garrett
Dugdale George
Darling lssac Jr
Darling Isaac sr
Donnelly Christian
Duvall Marshall
Duvall Jesse
Deus James
Dcnmead william
Davis Richard
Doyle Dennis
Cunning John
Davis Archibald
Dcichelborer Xavier
Donnelly Charles
Dcsch John Adam
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Link George
Liphard Peter
Langdon Sohn A
Lucas Richard !
Lanehart Robert J
Lipscomb Philip u
Lanehart George "
Lang lseonhart
Lycett George
Lyon John
Lowell James NJ
Levingstin William
Latchford Lewis T.
Layer Jacob NJ
Lantx william :
Loranz John
Loose August
Laubeck Henry
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Nnuhine Jonn u
Gcbb George
Herbert Gideon
Heinecke Jno T A G
IIanbert Daniel
Hughes George II
Haverstick Levi N
lyle Isaiah
Houck Lloyd
Hamilton George
Hayden II W ar
Hines Daniel
Hines Kern
Hunt Wiley
largest Thomas
Hartman John
Hynes David s
Harper John
Hook Richard y
Houser John J
Hamilton William
lIalPin John
Hughes Richard
lenEe Augustus
Hcancy John
Hollingsworth Thos
Hooper James Y
Hinton Theodore
Heavy Andrew
Hare Ephraim
Hinton Albert
Holland Isaac
Hamilton Charles
Hodges Samuel
lIouscr Nicholas
lille Thomas
Hynson James II
Hahn Peter
Hayden John
lIalmaker August
lIiscr Frederick
Harrison Joseph
Hayden Horace W J
Haughay Arthur
Hines Francis N
Harvey Jacob =
Hoffman Charles T