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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

No DEsERTER NEED APPLY.-The
Assembly bill to authorize the Sec
rotary OF State to procure and fur
nlsh to clerks of county boards OF
supervisors authenticated lists OF
deserters from the military and nav
al service ofthe United States, and to
provide for their distribution, is con
Cured in by the Senate. No deser
ter need therefore apply on election
day at any of the polling places in
the State.
sgA prominant Georgia states,
man, In letter to Governor Brown.
low, announces that a remarkable
change in public sentiment has TAX
en- PLACE in Georgia within few
weeks, and that without doubt the
Congressional policy of reconstruc.
ton will be heartily adopted by the
people.
sag~ A Nashville dispatch states
that the conservatives will probably
invite the freedmen to send delegates
to their conventions. Tho nearo vo-
tera are to be represented in the rp-
publican convention.
sA- 1t is stated in letters from
Havana that Macmillan is recruits
ing his army in that city. He offers
$40 bounty and 81 day pay. About
three hundred men had enlisted.
General sheridanis order remov-
ing Mayor Munroe and other rebel
officials in New Orleans, gives great
satisfaction among loyalpeople every
where.
The Carthage, ILL.,, Republican
says that the Bank of England still
owns large tracts of land at Nauvoo,
the deserted metropolis of Mormon~
dem, which it refuses to sell.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

DIAMOND EDITION OF DIoKENs.-
Ticknor & Fields, the large Book
Publishers at Boston, Mass, have out
their new, very cheap edition of one
of Dickens great works, "1he Pick
,oick Papers," illustrated very nu
merously and bound in fancy but
cheap style, AGA double column pages,
at only $3.50. Without the illustra
tons s1.25, but we should advise all
to send for the pictorial edition as we
can roar twice as loud and oftener
with the imagination inflated by these
COMPOUNDED pictures. sour Mutual
FRIEND is to appear next, in same
form, size and price. Ticknor &
Fields are to publish Dickens entire
works, Il or IL volumes, to be issued
at the rate of one month, any or all
of which will be sent free of postage
at the prices named. The atlantic
Monthly speaks in the highest COM
mendation of this and the forthcom>
ing volumes of Dickens.
Hs-Jeff Davis, it is said, will DO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
THE CONTINENTAL

passed through the fiery ordeal" of last year. which
caused The collapse of many companies paving all
her losses with the strctest integrity and stands before
the puDe to-day her honor maintained aud proven as
the United States
Thankful tor the patronage already extended. she
asks continuance OF the same.
Ga For further particu ars or for insurance call at
the agency of the Company in RylanI & uolioway's
new brick block Lancaster, Wis
45-lm II. CLAY DILLON Agent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
Milwaukee,. Anril1

MlIWaukee, April I.
Flour is firmer, with double extra
at ll50@l1.623, and extra at 1875
@1l25.
Wheat is firmer, at 4 II per GENITAL
for No. | 8; 1856 for No. Q; 3.67 for Nc.
3, and 81 for rejected.
Corn is tirmer, at /. 20 for No. /,
and 1.56 for new shelled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
Presidential Revelations,

1t IS beginning to appear in very
clear light that Mr.. Johnson's defec>
ton began far back of the public an
nunncement of what is termed "his
policy" and that this was but the
development of plot which was
| conceived at very early day. The
| arrangement of the evidence which
| is to be placed before the Judiciary
| Committee will establish this. Oh
| course, it is not claimed that it is O
| high crime or misdemeanor within
the meaning of the Constitution but
| it will prove o very interesting chap.
ter in the political history Of the
country,-quite as interesting as that
concerning Aaron Burr or Jefferson
DAVIS.
There are many facts lately
brought to light to show that the
| first definite idea which MIR. Johnson
expressed after his election was that
of reorganization of the Democrats
ic party. As a single instance Of
these is the following.
When he passed through Cincinna.
ii on his way to Washington to be
inaugurated Vice President, in sep
arate conversation with two gentle
men universally known in that city,
and men who stand high as any in it,
he said first to one, with marked ems
phasis, 81 am an old Democrat, and
SO are you and if this country is ev
er saved it has got to be saved
Though reorganization of the Dem
ocratic party" This in substance
and almost exact words he repeated
afterward to the other gentleman.
Shortly after the assassination, as
hasbeen heretofore stated in this COR
respordence, he made direct propose
ais to certain Republicans to under
take the Reorganization of the Dem
ocratic party, and in doingso slough
Off the anti slavery element, as he
expressed it. The spirit which ami
mated him about that time is well
set forth by the following, which
may be relied upon;
A few weeks before the assass;na.
ton, he said to a man who was then
his friend, "If | am ever President of
the United States, this - Yankee
influence will be crushed" A few
weeks after the assassination, the
same man met him and the first re-
mark of Mr.. Johnson was, "Do You
remember what | told you when [
saw you last? Well, now | am Pres
ident, and this-Yankee influence
shall be crushed out in this Govern
ment."
Before Mr.. Lincoln was hardly cold
in his grave, Mr.. johnson had been
o party to the publication of an edi
torial in 2 bitter Democratic journal
here, taking the distinct ground that
he had always acted with the Demo
cratic party, and was now its Cham
Pion' and triumphant standard bear>
err Ofcourse, the parcntage of that
editorial has been denied but the
fact that Mr.. Johnson is responsible
for it remains unchanged, unless the
evidence of those who were parties
to its preparation be considered
worthless Washington corr. Qf tie
Cincinnati Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
NO THE LITrLR ONEs-Fannv I

10 THE LITTLE ONEs.-Fanny P.
Seaverns. a lady of remarkable abil'
lty for writing the talk ased by
eight to twelve-year old lings, is pub
fishing a juvenile Magazine in Bos-
ton, Mass, at $3.50 per year. called
1he Nursery, for readers still little
younger than those for whom any.
thing of the kind had been provided
We NOTICE some Of the schools in
Massachusetts are adopting The
Nursery for 9 class reader. Send
s1.5o to Fanny P. Seaverns, Boston,
Mass. A copy may be seen at the
HERALD office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

ST. Louis, March 3I.-The Lindell
Hotel, the largest building of its kind
on this continent, if not in the world,
was totally destroyed by fire last
night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

ssa-Mr Chamberlain has furnished
the Milwaukee Seminal four more
columns on Grant County-some of
which we may find now in the Herald.
He expects to VISIT the mining part
of our county in the summer and
then publish lengthy reports of the
mineral and agricultural resources of
Grant. Persons feeling an interest
in such matters should take the Sen
tinel,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

CONSISTENCY Ex- Governor Brown,
in his late speech at Atlanta, said !:
They say am not consistent. | adj
nit it. And who of us is? [ was
born. in South Carolina, in Mr., Cal
houn's district; was reared in his pol
itical faith, and sincerely believed
that the doctrines which be taught
were the true principles of this Gov
eminent. But the sword has decid>
ed aginst the doctrines of that pol
itical school, and we ought to acqui-
esce. | was reared secessionist,
but | bow to the decision of the au-
gust tribunal that dictates between
States and nations in the last resort.
| am not, therefore, a secessionist
now. [Applause.] Therefore, gem
tlemen, ! am not consistent. do
not claim it. The man who sets him.
self up TO be consistent at all times,
and under all circumstances, in my
judgment acts very un wisely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
.NON-PARTICIPAIING P0LICIEs 1

when the hazard Of the Risk Will MOI Justify partcipa
lon sueh policies, however, do entite the holder to
az the security which the system PROVIDES and will be
issued prices as low experience proves adequate to
the hazard and therefore any respectable and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
Chicago, April /.

Chicago, April /.
Flour is frmer.
Wheat is excited, at 2.57 for No. /
and 2. 22 for No. 2.
Corn is active, at 95lc.
Oats are firm, at 42e.
Rye is firmer, at 1.3l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

s@-Phe u Senate will confirm
Rousseau Brigadier General in place
OF Rosecrane.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

s9~ Gen. L. FL. Rousseau has been
appointed Brigadier General in the
regular army, to fill the vacancy oc>
casioned by the resignation of Gen.
Rosecrans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

na-Judge Cole is the only candi-
date before the people for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, and he
for reelection. An opposition can
didate was announced but he declin-
ad
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

EY- Butler G. Noble, formerly
Lieutenant Governor of this state,
has been appointed and confirmed as
harbor master of the port of New
York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

ADJoURNMENT.-It IS understood
that the legislature is to adjourn in a
few days, and we may look for final
action upon a great many bills OF
great impol lance. Senate Bill No.
II, being the Bill for pretended ex-
tension of the Southern Wisconsin
road to Dubuque, but really for builds
ing railroad in Minnesota and
mortgaging hundred miles of Wis
consin roads to raise money, passed
the Assembly by a large majority
and is now law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

GRACE FREE TO ALL.-Grace does
not depend on any power or merit in
man no, not in any degree, neither
in whole nor in part, 1t does not in
any wise depend either on the good
works or righteousness of the receiv
er; not on anything he has done or
anything he is. 1t does not depend
on his endeavors. It does not depend
on his good temper or good desires,
or good purposes and intentions. For
all these flow from the free grace of
God they are the streams only, not
the fountain. They are the fruits of
free grace, and not the root They
are not the cause but the effects of it.
Thus is His grace free to all, that is.
no way depending on any power or
merit of man, but on God alone, who
freely gave US his own Son, and 'with
him freely gave us all things. John
Wesley.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
sgThs registry lust completed i

s@Ths registryjust completed in
the Fifth Ward of Washington,
shows over four hundred majority
for colored men. 1t is almost GER
tain that the Republicans, with the
aid of colored men, will carry every
Ward but one, and elect all the Of,
ficers. In probably three Wards the
colored men can go it alone, and elect
their own men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
X EEP OFF.

A persons are hereby forbidden to dig mine or 9TH
erwse trespass upon certain lands in the town az Rec
town, known as itan d Aier Mineral Lands miles.
upon special agreement written contract Prose-
cutlons are inevitable against all disregard This
notice. q Airy -. nus
Beeown, April 1st, 1867. 4a3ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

aa-Gold is now rating at $1.34,
and no prospect of rise,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE!
me shareholders OF the stock Of the Fairplay Mining
Level Company are hereby notified to meet at Farn
on 18th day April 1867 for the purpore Of
presented to the meeting = ' De
BY order of the Committee
FaiIplay, April 2st, 1867 Aa.a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
The Use of Mules.

The use of mules has greatly increas-
ed in the Northern States since the
war, to the decided advantage of our
farmers. The mule bears rough
treatment better, is harder, tougher,
easier fed and cared for, and less
liable to disease than any other
drangAt animal used in the country.
Their temper, health and useful>
ness depend very much on the man.
per of breaking them. The so-called
stubbornness and obstinacy of this
animal arises chiefly from the abuse
he is wont to receive when young.
He seldom, if ever, bites or kicks
those who treat him kindly but the
fact is that the club and whip, and
whip handle, and boot toe are APP
piled to him without mercy and yet
he is expected to be always as patient
and gentle as COW.
The mule will do more work, and
require less grain than horse he is
less liable to disease, and RECEIVERS
from sickness and injury quicker
than horse. He works better when
old, and holds out longer. He sele
dom takes fright or runs away. He
does not like over-urging when draw
ing heavy loads and he should not be
driven very fast. In making up spans,
Chose of fifteen to fifteen and a half
hands high make the most servicea>
BILE teams those of similar dispos-
itions should be chosen and put to-
gether, SO that they will work togeth-
er pleasantly and with will. The
mule seems made for work he thrives
under it, and is better in spirits and
temper than when idle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

EE Hon. Q. B. Thomas, member
of Assembly from Crawford county,
made one of the ablest speeches of
the session the other day against
railroad consolidation. Thomas is
one of the few lawyers in the Legis-
lature not owned by the railroads.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
NOTICE

NOTICE,
All persons are hereby warned to harbor or trnst
my wiie Mary on ny account she having left nv bed
and board without just causeor
will not be responsible for her.
Beetown, March 10Th. 1867. 4s-sws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CONT MENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
THE 28th ANNUAL STATEMENT
NEW YORK CRY l02 BROADWAY

VI TINS Company is herewith submitted for the ex-
animation OF the public showing satisfactory
since the system of participation adopted
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

All of which scrip issues an interest of per cent
per annum this enables customers to obtain
at as cash is consistent with reliable security
with the additional advantage of having that security
increased with each successful years business
This COMPANY issues
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
Timothy SEED FOR SALE

The undersigned would respectfully inform tho c;,i
Ees OF ut Hope and the public generally that he has
about Thirty bushels of superior Timothy Seed--about
which he will sell at reasonable price
R0BT. g. HUMPHREY.
Mount Hope, March 25th 1867 4atr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
TAILORS WANTED.

Two good Taors wanted in May next Mt oliver,s
Noollen Mills. Constant employment warranted and
fair prices paid for good workmen. Single men pre-
tered Apply soon to the proprietor at divers Mills
North Andoyer, Grant county, Wis
tt.ril 1st 1867. 43aw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
Cash Assets, Jan, LIST, '67. 81. 768. 136. 81.

VI the present assets $500 900 represents the capital
OF Company; the balance is mainly composed of the
scrip fund, unearned premiums undivided profits and
funds set apart for payment interest in scIip
an securely invested IN bonds and and United
states a ana other hrst class bonds and stocks.
DIVISIONS have been made to customers in uly If Zach
year follows - y S"Sn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

sNCongress has probably adj
journed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

H~Jeff Davis, it is said, will be
tried in May next.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02

Boscobel, March Is, 1867.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-02
SHEKIFFs sALE.--LANcAsrrR

33-3w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-12
q e It o r b G u.

Im tbtm MtimpG In Sar,tura SounThp
esGa Counts Sra Dsnrsna. 9pttr pcn 8ctsri
urb @Iurifa gOf. alt S-brn 2 Monatsn unr
80 aassn.
Der Ssrrf6r iitr Sob unt Seen
Dat @ltern @u6 ras 8inb ssosbsn,
@uG nabm er es piscer In Isins 5anp,
Bsffimmt fir's btf're Botsrfanb,
Damii bic iussnoiiGs IHlnse
Dcrt bldbe In bsm unlhulo. @ldrss.
Str psrbst auf ben 6,nmsls>Nu'n
Das S5tterdsn sina rpisbsrf6au'n,
Dprf. mo- bic @sifler iidb De fl1rsn
tlnt Slid unb @pnns twis matren.
gm 29aen Gtbnrar, In gl.w sJcrt GllFort
N.., Sotn bee pnfprbenen Or. @fprae 6. 5anb
psH Sisisr Statt, TN altu bon 20 Satrsn.
. 3insuuift 70 unSrmutta
Durd Der 6ranftsit Glsswalt,
GG, bas Ser, Der Nuttsr blutst
eisst Gu, SObns tcbsstalt.
Der gnpsiune msSt's,m 8si&t
I'd sstSrt bic ttsure esl&s.
Wis hss 6slpts 9lumsn psrbm
60 pirb Glss 8idl6 ssrRdutt!
Dp& Der Gels nur tpirb su Grbtn,
nnb bsr tsfie stdl, Ct blsitt.
So tsin @siR, 0 sOtns. fGwsbst.
Gcrtsn. no &c strta Istst,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-12
Gtapas fir &5aGsers,
Gsitc mcues Sler!


Sr. Sctn Stablr pcr Nltntaun tat In I,btr
UOhs bas Ttht auf .,g4ers outomas
ii Ges 6armtb bUr" fir Die @puuIirs 0,ha,
Ncrtaimptcn uno Buds affauf;. D.fTsn Sp,'
ration unc pEafti6t Arw'nruns II por,rtfiI d
uno fsine Siuistett irGts ibm ben s9rs mas irtst
SSirm pnftcifsn. Gitle Slutn balm trs'ts
ras 5tpr urttruGt unc ioInss nttt nur t5hi
'r'dndbig fdErfn. IcRetrn aud ern punlb,
Ft elm 8hrmrstt su iitsrn. ouestotidt.
Dns 1bor BAT biz gslfimmurp, ron evreIm
glub'n gu lsin unb bas aitmpridr S6runs
1tOr. wslGss fortuGtreno oubrr Srpnuns &C.
rdt. su ptordngsn. IS v'r;iniat Ia id Die
VorttstIe s;nss S6rurs' uao Sasl 1boyss.
ttnr bic MGnsel bse s;nu uno onhrrsn ju babsn.
Sei'm @rrTnsn mir0 90 erli sur lodtits Susiid3e'
iGOt'n. in - lthtr StsIuns st p6lIs auf ,ptt
8rificn Rotsrn batdnyirt unr ith rarn ou!rma'
itit ear6 fen dssueS @.pitt bsrumi6pinat, 70
eaB man btr NolbwtnOstd.. ts mt,sll Der Sanp
trunSucrstsn, iitfrboten 1T. Disr YrpStb
ietib purh bic Qnpntuns snrs .,SrGBus" ron
sssnitdmIiGu @cnfrurtion tsrntihlltst.
E9 Sr. Sctu @iGblr rrrr Itin qsent $.
gsrlon fam su irssnb elmer Belt wdtrsnO bee
8asss I'm ..Gllsn Saus," ps pas SbUr tt5itrt
if seisten meresn.
patsnt gis6h fiir sin,tlns Sausrsisn 4. Saun'
f&ips tpabsn tias psrfauft.
G,truar 26. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-12
Diebifd1e 6emaIttbat.

Borltb!tn Disnnag Ssrta ftete pcli,ilt 8afer et.
men Wann, glamsns Warttn Snypsr. Der In bsr
Usf Da nut Strube. aaneaasr wUbnt. auf BIZ
esssn TIN eltObsns anflaBs, an sinsm strra sttn'
idtrism WdpGsn. Namsns Marp gliIabsb &bsr.
lp, glOttsuGt pniist 3u tubsn.-Dr @,funssne
purbs Dor alderman Witp sstraht rolslblt Der
fOlssne. stutfatnb,RanD Tt tsrausReIte: Ssn-
Der ipra& poIsBtsn Samiias In Der ..Stnrsr.
5timatt" Dor unp luGie bic WlatrUne, 5rau
NeGomisY slouben su mah,n. bab er bic Dwnfis
stnss Der Waehsn In tsner Anltalt Su fhan
pdni&s. ba feline Grau ntht 3u 5auls lOnoern auf
8siuG BET sinistn ibrsr Guuupinnsn in Nount'
top fet. Die Mairpnt wollte nht Sussbsn, pab
pas Ndbasn otne tine Srbsr pon stnsm Der
Bermalter wesssnpmmsn wrp,n isuts Snp.
be cling tisrauf fort, fam atr balb nit elmer
Dren surdd, unp natm bas Wao6sn NIT ft
Vim earauholsenbsn NiOntas fam pas W'dpGsn
naG Der 5e.matt ,urtd, NIT elmer Ncts BON Der
Grau bss S.flastsn, bss Snbalts. pab ie nidt
iur tausli6tn arbeit 3u asbrauhsn fet. Ofsbrste
serape anTelenpe psrlonen tsmaftsn, bab pas
yfaphsn aus irstnb elmer uria&s lit In einsm
I.ipsnben 3uaanpe au bsfnpsn itstus. porauf
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3ruittss, terbeissbolt purbs, pslGsr etne untsr'
lu&un8 pcrnasm. aus Der flo ersab. pab pas M
sc MaOGsn auf ptsbl6s Art ssm'btrauGt NOR
Den. Das WdpGn. tinattltd Der Sats be-
fra8t. CAB 3ur Antwort. Dag Snycer IN at,p fen.
tsa islna 5sau. NUtb,uGt an iprr YsrlOn b.
eanssn babe.
5nr Sctn &. Rsst. einr Der Qrm'n' . irst'
torsn. fIasts ben Ssflasten etnss abnlGsn Vsr'
bythsns an. In bsm sols BON 4nna 3saser. st'
mem siwa Ssr,,briibhsen Mdr@sn Snpocr
bate csles Wdphen aus Dem armsnbaule Ssnom'
m,n uno Rs msbrsrs Gage BET ih t.t lltn. nab.
rtnb pslGm 3stt sr ibre pnlUn sur Ssirtsbisnna
ltinsr pistlben Qiiii' a'mibbraudt, uno iis ranr
In has 4rmsnbaus sutiits,itidt bate. SnpeeI
parpe bon Albnrann s8tlsp Dem @sfdnsntB u
bsrantwcrtst, um In btm na6ittn 1umin bsI
Court Der Sisrtsltdtli6sn SiBunsen, beipsr An'
flasen psssn psrbSrt 5u wsrpsn.
85nnsn tts 5tatiahsn pis Otsn ansreebsn. BEL
b,m BsrtBr pbuis tspitlen petpsn. 70 bcfsn mir
pae r bic prG. Sirois res @slssss GtaItsr
rirp. ole cine gBarnuna fur iers pisbtI6sn Stsu.
lal. In msnI6litsr @sfalt. psld, 70 oft lire tS'
fen 8saterptn bic Sbsrbanp utsr ipr ttfsrss ur
tssil b.tommsn IaTtn. (Solfsfr)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-12
Hereinafter 8riioer.

s5ctasnbee fiab bic bel Der nsulit tn Nnnotut
asealten,n @onfsrsnS Der 8n Brabtr 8smaHtsn
prpissr Anlsaurssn
gebanen rifriFt-9. 2id,t, Dsrfteb
erosr Aelteiter.
ee5ancn Salsm 6ir6s-S 8. Wad
Npnstauu--e. gB @rauma
Strfns Sprtns-D. O. g. Dclanb, BON
gcr1sbenber Nsltsltu.
@6uylfla Sayen-S 3. Daustsrts
Mount Scp-6. 6. Sadman. D.atam D
gptre, pom 8uInst'nben A,lttlisn.
MountpiGs--W. Q. 8. 8ss
Nsp Souant--a. s. gsaar.
8saptrs 3ons 8uns-S Stunt
8.lping DHlRone' eirhe--e. petrs.
5amaqua-Diob DIT, pom 8orf. Welt.
&1sniaun--D. 5rffman.
YttIacslptia--S 9. Ntnntd
harrisburg riffrift--6. II. tl1drf, Dor.
'tebsnosr Hcltefsr.
Mnnpt1e-@se gB. Scffman.
Bsusptsp-D. Ncyr 8 .. a. @arman,
pom Boz Iitbenpsn Nhtsltsn
union-Sobn Wspr.
5sbIpir.-S 8sw.r. g. g. 8sptart
5ar, ,isburg-S o. @latr
Sal,for-S se 8untsL
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