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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

To PERSONS AT DIsrANoE-Dr. Bahcoek Is treating
parties in all parts Of the United States Canada, etc.
personally when they visit him. otherwise by eorrespon
dence No charge for consultation by letter Remedies
sent carriage prepaid to all parts Of the United States
~ Sond foF circular. Os,Gndaw.eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
4 TERRIBLE DEATH

4 n OF the thousands wasting AWAY with Consumption.
thcrg Is not one In ten nut that time when
Il "HoihiHJ bat Cat1rr This de ase eponda upon
poison aud Immoral coni ton Of the General system
and the Of strong snuh causc solutions niway
irtntc tho parts already niaued the, Orion astriuge
the mem lune, suddenly checking the murad secretion
and DRIVING the disease direct upon the lun-. The
success of Dr. kENSEpY's pHRMANENr CUR FOR Ca
rARnn, lies 10 the tact that Puridcs the blood, gives
tone and vitality 90 the system while the liberated mcu-
brane il ceansed and healed ~ soothing applications
see that his fe sime Is upon the wrapper For safe ny
all Dru .sists
DEMAS BARNES & CO.. n. Y, General Agents
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
rrIoSAL LOCAL IrExs SEE INSIDE PAaI
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Larceny or Beer BarreIs-A Pair or Them
Went Through n FellOw-A burglar
Disorderly = Grave Charge Against q
so-called Minister - Negro Thieves
Police Statistics.
"A chap named Frederick Sencroff has been
arrested and held in el5O0 bail by Alderman
Helms, to answer the charge OF the larceny of
some half-dozen large beer hogsheads from a
brewery on Germantown Road, above the irst
toll gate.
Frank Howard and James Corning stole
Two pieces OF goods, valued at $40, from the
front OF the store Of Mr.. Stanton at eleventh
ana Locust streets, for which Little game they
Last night John Dorsey aud Gilbert Ball.
both colored encountered a stranger at Seventh
and Lombard streets and relieved him OF s l3.
Peter Henke, for breaking into a couple Of
stores on Frankford road, above Richmond
street, early this morning, and stealing from
them all that he could easily carry Of, was
committed 10 prison by Alderman Esgleton.
Seventeenth and Market streets. the extra
assessors are sitting. A couple Of coves, named
Edward Hassan and Augustus Kline, raised q
disturbance there yesterday, and assaulted the
proprietor. They were held 10 answer the
= A scoundrel. protesting to be clergyman.
by the name OF Garrett Van Artsdalen, resid-
Ing at No. llO6 Brown street, has been arrested
on The charge OF committing a gross assault
and battery upon a little girl II years of
age. The beastly attempt occurred on last
Monday evening, at Broad and Coates streets,
during the continuance Of the Democratic
mass meeting at that place. IL seems that he
Dhu taken Inc cnllu lntO stall In the open
market, on the east side of Broad street, Just
above Coates, for the ostensiole purpose OF
afording her a better view of The fireworks, and
while there benaYed towards her in such q
manner as to cause his arrest. He was observed
by Mr.. Thomas III. Gill, residing at $40 North
Second street, and also by woman standing
near by. Mr.. Gill necked the villain and then
delivered him into the custody of q policeman.
An excited crowd soon gathered and followed
him 10 the Station House. Alderman Massey
was called, and alter q hearing, held him In
$500 bail 10 answer.
High Constable Barton this morning ar
rested three negroes. named Henry Gierage,
Joseph Thompson, aud Josiah Reed, upon tne
charge OF the larceny OF y piece of oil cloth,
containing twenty-five yards. at Third and
South streets. Alderman Carpenter committed
them.
During the last month the following num-
Der of arrests were made by the Police In the
vaIiOus
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WHOLESALE FRAUD.

Democrat Is Arrested with Twelve
signed and Sealed Naturalization Pa
pers ON His Person.
Last eve ming, during the progress OF the Re,
publican mass meeting: at Filth street and
Washington avenue, O. Mr. Joseph TTnmouli,
aSgT sieman raised cheer Tor Grant and Colfax At
This junclure a fellow named Jonn
and pulling out q pistol, snapped 1t twice at
Mr. Trumbull. Fortunately the thing did not
90 off, Devine was then arrested oy Oncer
lion House Upon being searched twelve natu.
Ializalion papers. with the 6anks % nnniled, a 1nl
Ihopotary OF the Supreme Court. and bearing
the sc al Of that Court, were found upon him
Held to answer by Alderman Tittermafy
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BALTIMORE ROUGHs.

nroves of Others Coming Here to be
Assessed-A Number of Others are
Arrested at the DepOt-They Maitreat
grows in Blue'' on the Way.
Information having been received in this city
that caucus was held at Barnums dotel, IN
Baltimore, on Sunday last, AT Whlcn number
of prominent Rebels and Copperheads were pre-
sent the Republican City Executive Committee
of this city took measures TO watch the move.
ments that mignt ioii0w; s was wv ,ba PennSvI
yania Legislature, and John Ahern, OF luis
place, figured prominently In the Baltlmore
WGSenfn witS the following committees, were at
the Baltimore depot, viZ:-Aldermhn, " lliHn Am
McMullen, Charles 81 Duncan caRS1ss TSnmss iPr
Florence, Democratic candidate for Congress;
q. w. Johnson; r. j. Hemphill, chairman City
Executive Commiitee; Alired PieIcher, sa Demo- o.
Common Pleas; j. Travis Quigg, Democratic
candidate for the Legislature, and Samuel j;
iSe mission of the committee was soon made
apparent by Governor SwaEn, or Maryland,
stepping from car, on the arrival or the
Irsip The committee took charge OF him and
escorted him to his quarters.
The above committee having left, another
commiIlee appeared upon the scene In the per-
SQUAD of the First district police, This com.
mittee paid their respects TO crowd OF l5I
Baltimo roughs, who came here TO be assessed
and commit other vile acts The following were
arrested:-James stanton, armed with revolver
Thomas sullivan, armed with revolver; Comfy
Higgins Robert Wise joseph PetsTsi S,,sJ Ssmss 9os
w Morrison, James III. Smythe.
The remainder of the gang escaped.
IL ia stated that at the meeting In Baltimore
referred TO above, $4,000 was raised to carry the
election In this State for the Democratic party
and that arrangements were MADE 10 seno
hither to be assessed as citizens OF THIS place
some two thousand OF the thieves and scala
Upon the same train with this cOppsrhea(
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-01

The city Executive Committee
have authorized the publication OF the follow
ing card, In connection with the lists which we
Will publish from day to day:-
HEADQUARTERS UNION REPUBLICAN CITY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, No. 1l05 Chestnut street,
Phiadelphia, Oct. /, lS68.-The folio wing n ed
parties have been naturRlized by the Supreme
Court during the present campaign.
We call upon our friends to closely
examine the same az regards the resi-
dence of the party, the name of the voucher
etc. and to make copies OF the same, to be used
on election day.
WIN. r. LEEDS, President
JOHN l.. HILL, ls....-,,
A. NJ WALRINSHAW, IoeoEeItIles'
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Err OF Sixth AND MARKET STREETS

TIE CORNER OF Sixth AND MARKET STREETS
presented to-day the appearance of great mass
meeting, so great is the throng of people con-
tnually pressing 10 and out Of Oak Hall. The
day is not halt over yet but it is already evident
that the Grand Opening Is more than a success.
We have no doubt that If q day or two more
their Fall and Winter stock, it would be for the
mutual advantage of the house and its patrons
and the public generally. Let the ladies remem-
ber that in their Youths and Boys Department
clothing ever made in this city, and be sure to
call ana take u look.
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MORE VISITORS,

Another Foreign SQUAD or Copperheads,
TO be Assessed I'm this city, is Captures
at the West PhiIadelpnia Depot.
1t having been ascertained that an additional
patch OF the "reconstruoted" was to arrive at
the West Philadelphia Depot In the 2-25 A. M.
lra1n this morntpg-for the purpose of ASSESS
ment and illegal voting in this cty-a special
detall OF omcers was made from the West
PhDadelphia Station House to attend
10 them when the traia came In.
Sur sure enough, there, they were. and
knew that the watchful eyes OF Justice were
upon them. The following were arrested
Jonn Denny, George Shafner. David Murray
jacob Brown, Michael Murray, and WiIliain
Brown.
At O'Clock this morning the following were
also taken into custody upon the same ehRroa..
-John Miller and George Schunick
Alderman Maule. -
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crew-a number OF "Boys in Blue" were en1-
barked for this city to attend the Great CON.
vention. Not liking their presence the rouRhs
pitched into them and severely handled them
Several OF the "Boys" were badly hurt, and
were removed from the cars covered with their
blood.
Itisto be regretted that more of she sooundrela
were not arreatad.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-01

The MARION HOSE COMPANY, in Queen street,
below Sixth was last night presented with a
silver salyer and pair of gobiets by their lady
friends, the residents of Queen street. Mr.. W.
c. Stone made the presentation on behalf OF the
ladies. The gift was received by the President
OF the Company, John Daley. A large number
OF ladies and gentlemen were present, and
very pleasant time was had.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-01

BErHuNR MEMORIAL CHURcH:-The members
and friends Of this church met In Betiune Hall
on Monday evening. After an earnest address
from the pastor, it was resolved to 60 forward
with increased iaith and energy in the interest
ing mission and Sunday school work Of this
new church enterprise.
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Jacob r. Press
Francis Robb
Thomas Evans
George Colghan
Robert Nevin
Thomas Evans
do
William Gallop
do
William McDonough
Patrick Joice
James Clarke
Patrick Golden
j. w. Smith
Patrick Golden
Michael Smith
Franz Newhouse
William Gallagher
Hiram Jacobs
do
do
do
do
Fred. Schwering
Philodore Warner
John McSouder
Gustave Hausva1t
William BealefelJt
William Il. Mcclellan
Neal Lafferty
Lewis Knapp
H. b. Carr
Michael Slnnigan
Solomon Pinheno
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w EDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED l.
w The ewest and best manner.
LOUIS DREKA, StaIloner and EngIaver.
alh No. 1893 CHESNUr Street.
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Thursday, September "a,

sday, September 81,
William J. Bane
Francis RENAL
Richard II. Groson
Sebastian Bremen
John Hefermin
George Palmer
do
do
Herman Deviney
Joseph Haywood
Hiram Jacobs
Thomas Evans
Herman Deviney
Joseph Haywood
Cornelius DeGuntz
Thomas McCloskey
Matthias Kline
Charles Sweeney
Carl Wagner
Ed. Nugent
Thomas earns
Michael McCarty
Henry Gentner
James A. Watson
George McFetridge
James MoManamin
Samuel Ward
James Donohue
Thomas Cochrane
William Abern
Thomas O'Donnell
George Esler
John HI. Little
II. III. Dewitt
James A. Watson
Jacob Neill
Jonn FL. Little
do
Christie pher Wolf
William Ahern
Hugh kenney
George Palmer
do
do
do
Voucher not signed
do
Harry Smith
Henry VoorzaHyor
John Colbert
p. q Hollahand
Sebastian Bremen
do
James A. Watson
Dennis Driscoll
Thomas TObin
James McGinley
Edward McNulty
Thomas Evans
Charles b. Duncan
Henry Smith
James Robb
, Joseph Ra ferty
James A. Watson,
Thomas Il Riley
Carl Ziegler
Florencs Fitzpatrick
Joseph Rafferty,
James A. Watson
Timothy Donohue
Ed. Brown
George w. Derr
Joseph N. Derr
Hugh McGrath
A. ID. Bryan
John Hartman
Joseph A, Watson
do
III. Krowberger
Joseph A. Watson
John Il. silver
do
Richard Gallery
Joseph A. Watson
Richard Muckle
Ludwig Lang
h. Shise
John McSorley
John II. Little
Jackson Guinley
Thomas COchrane
John Hartman
Patrick II. MCPHERSON
Thomas Kieran
Thomas O'Donnel
James Doran
Michael Layne
II. j. Haggerty
Harry Smith
Charles Martin
Jacob Stein
John Mackey
James Kanan
AVO
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Thomas Nagle,
Moses Paper,
Charles Detman,
John Nugent.
Daniel Bradley,
Christian Loefler,
George Seikeinger,
Edward Wright,
James Bloomer,
Gottlieb ScblotterbaC
Michael McGrath,
Abraham Hymar,
Jacob Simons,
August Essmann,
Patrick Gallagher,
Lewis Cohen,
Henry Scott,
Ferdinand HagmeyeI
Benjamin Solomons,
John Foy,
Myer Boutelge,
John Taylor,
John McKiernan,
Alexander Cooper,
John Eckstein.
John Kerns,
William Goldman,
John 7. Phillips,
Augustus Bacharach
James M aloney,
Thomas q. Grinnsey
jeremiah Gosling,
William Rankin,
John Cassidy,
Martin Navan,
Peter Seerey,
jeremiah Crowley,
John McGillen,
W illiam Ryan,
Henry Topsey,
Michael Costigan,
James Brophy,
james Reddlng,
Joseph Quinn,
julius Baumgarten,
Joseph Demme
Michael Conner,
Thomas Forsy tn,
Michael O'Brien,
William Hynes,
Henry Harden,
Patrick Wickham,
Charles Nolen,
Edward Hsines,
Thomas w. COnroy,
samuel w. Hayes,
Patrick Hslpin,
James Kennedy, Jr.,
Thomas g. German,
Valentine Schmid,
Hugh McCaff'rey,
Patrick McTanney,
Xarwar Hallweck,
Joha w. Sting,
Levi Caeker.
William j. Bradley,
John Woods,
Carl Rath,
John Hogan,
Samuel Lightfoot,
Herman Elias,
William Groves,
James Thompson,
Jacob Steng,
Adam Kautt,
&, j, Heppe,
-"~"aai Hogan.
nlIN.-s- -
James Conley,
Michael Maloney,
Edward Broderick,
Patrick Skey.
Hugh Coyle,
James Murphy,
Alex. p. Buist,
Henry McDevitt,
Joshua Israel,
John Creahan,
Peter Bernstein,
August Remlinger,
Gottleib Scherb.
Henry Lynch,
Edward Hughes,
John Shoday,
Martin f. Flaherty,
John Mclaughlin,
Patrick Hearey,
Edward Murphy,
Philip Cooper,
John Kuus,
Patrick Kennedy,
| John Thomas,
John Maurer,
".uIris ~ Isner,
James McCardle,
Henry Butler,
Abraham Halltndei
Edward j. Devlin,
Patrick Murphy,
Louis Hesreck,
Matthew Hearey,
Thomas Boyle.
Total
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Jacob Kohier,
Arthur McCann,
Patrick Manning,
Philip Henry,
George Barr,
James Cauann,
Jonn Haley,
Daniel Leonard,
Thomas Fleming,
George Burtunohle.
John Joice,
Daniel Fitzgerald,
James McCauley,
Thomas Shea,
John Baxter,
Patrick Smith,
Joseph Newhouse,
Daniel Falvay,
George Logan,
William Halpine,
John Kenney,
James Dubois,
Michael Norden,
Charles Stull,
Patrick Donovan,
Thomas Houghton,
Wilhelm Taiss.
William Bealefeldt,
Michael Merry,
Andrew La anerty,
Charles knight,
Henry Scha mberg,
Brian Mccormick,
Michael Kilfail,
nANnl
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| Lewis Schmidt,
James Callahan,
Louis Haus,
Laurer Futterer,
Alexander Monnghal
Pat. La6erty,
Michael Boyce,
Charles Peterson,
Torrence Hook,
Pat. Burke,
Blasius Stuhl,
Charles Boyle,
Bernard Schneider,
Hugh McGill,
Jacob Daurer,
John Bowen,
Frederick Bruner,
Patrick Connolly,
William Sullivan,
Joseph Atwood,
John Detterer,
Philip Schempf,
Frank Higgins,
JohnSchendler,
Thomas MulligRn,
John Shehan,
John Smith,
Lawrence PfaH,
Pat II. lily,
Emil Eichhorn,
James Brodbelt,
Michael Broley,
John Lynn,
Neill Gafney,
William Morrison,
John Kaunelly,
James O'Neill,
Pat McNulty,
John Karney,
Henry Fox,
James Massey,
Michael Fitzgerald,
Patrick j. Kelly,
Ralph Winters,
William Flynn,
Lawrence Murphy,
Patrick Senford,
William Rosenfelt,
Marcus Myer,
Thomas Mccormick,
James McGow,
James McKenna,
Michael Walters,
John Brannan,
Richard Davis,
Michael Lamasney,
Martin O'Brien,
George Kelly,
Murtha Nolen,
Thomas Sullivan,
Michael Noon,
Charles Mcguire,
Hugh Connor,
James B. Leddy,
James Ferry,
Thomas Trenwith,
John Dougherty,
Francis Peters,
Richard McDevitt,
Frederick Nook,
John Nook,
John Golden,
Total..,..,.y.,.......
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OUR NEW VOTERS.

day, September IS,
Voucher.
John 7. Phillips
MOres Pareira
Jsoob Gibson
Hiram Jacobs
p. II. Delany
GOttlieb Moerk
George Palmer
Z. III. Delsny
William Hagans
} Jacob Shoemaker
Hugh Brown
Theodore Snyder
Jacob Kannawasser
Rudolph Roger
William Nc Donough
Jacob Kannawasser
O. NJ. Hooker
q. Paul
A. DeBruin
John McGlinn
Jacob Kanawasser
Hugh Brown
Daniel Bradley
Moses Pareira
p. II. Delany
Timothy Donahue
Joseph III. Friedman
p. III. Delany
Emanul Katz
Isaac j. Smith
Hiram Jacobs
Michael Carey
Hiram Jacobs
A. WIsham
John Walters
B 'rnard Mullin
William McTague
LynfOrd Knowles
james Redding
Lynford Knowles
do
do
Daniel II. COnnors
William Il. Baillie
thomas Evans
Hiram Jacobs
James Robb
Robert Hamilton
Jacob Gibson
do
Thomas O'Brien
do
do
60
Edward McNulty
Hugh Brown
j lanes Kennedy, Sr
Thomas Preston
M sgnus Niizer
Jonn McCaffrey
Cornelius DeGroot
John @ OF
Ignatz Quit
Moses Pareira
John Brandt
Bernard Mullin
Ferd. Albert
William McDevltt
Joseph Quinn
Carl Rain
John McNulty
Jacob Gibson
IgnatZ Quit
John DELPHI
j. A. Fackler
Thos. ORourke
r,rngh McOaully
Hugh BroTh
do
George Palmer
Bernard Mullin
Timothy Donahue
Robert Galbraith
John McDevitt
A, De Bruiu
Daniel Donahue
j. 3. ReinheiIo
Herman Hoppe
Bernard Mullin
William Gallop
Edward McNulty
Edward WoleOtt
Michael Magher
Thomas Evans
John McCabe
Michael Martin
Moses Pareira
Thomas Evans
Bernard Mullin
Edward Rieley
Theodore Snyder
4, Diamond
Thomas Evans
.mC5 rJOOD
s. Pinheiro
Michael Finn
Henry Wisham
John Krows,
John McOabe
Patrick Ward.
-- - ------- iii
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Ernest Gentuer
Timothy Callahan
Benz amin Little
Frederick Mann
, Frank Quinn
Thomas Mc0atterys
Earnest Gentner
George w. Hellyer
Ohae. Heck
Aaron LeldiRh
Patrick Burk
Ed. McNulty
Henry Gentner
Ed. McNulty
do
James Moore
Abraham De Drum
James Moore
Thomas O'Donnell
Samuel Hill
John O'Donnell
John Evertz
Peter May
John Kro use
James Q. Dorenton
Thomas O'Donnell
Robert Crate
John Starir
John Monaghan
Henry Flurer
John Lynn
George Palmer
John Weir
Hiram Jacobs
Hugh Brown
do
q. b. Euochs
Michael Hagerty
Thomas Cochran
NJ. Nickel
James McNulty
Thomas O'Donnell
Anthony Kelly
Hiram JACOBS
Peter Gulder
do
do
Z. DeBruin
do
Patrick Cummings
Patrick Lynch
George Palmer
do
Joseph Anderson
Thomas Quinn
Hugh Brown
George Palmer
do
John Jordan
Hiram Jacobs
Patrick Murray
Timothy Donahue
do
William B. Leddy
Felix p. Mulholland
Hugh Brown
John O'Grady
John Ward
Charles O'Garrick
Joseph Gebhardt
do
Thomas Morgan
.""....................",....l0l l0l
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John Singer
Timothy Donohue
William Gallop
No voucher signed
Thomas Evans
Henry Voorzanger
James A. Watson
do
do
Bernard Mullen
George Drinkwater
Ernest Gentner
do
Bernard Muller
Martin Nugent
James A. Watson
do
do
do
James Hays
George Feldmuth
John A. Farrell
Lazarus Levi
Hiram Jacobs
Geors @ Riley,
James A, Watson
George Riley
George Palmer
do
Thomas Sheridan
Thomas Evans
Henry Schell
Charles stump
Henry " smith
do
do
do
Samuel Mclaughlin
Bernard Klein
Thomas Horton
David HenneSsy
John Malone
John Helt
Bernard Mullin
Frank Quinn
James McKeevern
do
John Craig
Hugh Brennan
John IL Little
do
do
do
John Mcdonnell
James murphy
James Flaherty
Tim Donnelly
do
do
Charles Kuhn
John Miller
Pat Desmond
Charles Kun
Frank Quinn
II. W. Smith
Henry Bentner
Henry Gentner
Ernest Gentner
John O'Donnen
Thomas Cochran
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Professional Vouchers

Edward McNnlty, who appears twice 10 the
Directory, and cannot therefore be identified at
present, has been equally energetic, having
youched tor 25. as follows:-
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holliaS Il hlllDb,
Maurice Jordan,
Il. Muken foss,
Thomas Clark,
Stephen Hartmyer,
Raymond Schnyder,
John Kerley,
Patrick Cassidy,
Daniel Nolan
Michael Fenne1,
G. Nofier.
Cornelius Boylen,
Nathan Abraham,
William Moucher,
william Ward,
Joseph Patterson,
Charles Bauer,
Louis Main hardt,
Frederick Swartz,
Frederick Schell,
Charles Wunsch,
John DOckerly.
Daniel Young,
Conrad Wolf,
Jacob Klaiss,
Thomas f. Drisdle,
Andrew Unger,
Conrad Seidner,
John Nagle,
Louis Berner,
George Myers,
Jacob Yost,
Ed. Sexton,
Michael Griffen,
Patrick Sully,
Patrick Crisben,
Augustus Wild,
John Wcif,
Nicholas Kavanagh,
Christian Schott,.
John Williamson,
Patrick McManus,
William Smith,
James Murray,
John Cassidy,
Michael CCnnalough,
Francis Hsnney,
Christian Gentner,
Michael Kelly,
Louis Zedineman,
Joseph Maryland,
Peter Oats,
Michael Landy,
Jacob Kinsley,
Sebastian Senter,
Andrew Quinn,
Peter McGoldrich,
Frederick Huffnecht,
Pat. Donnelly,
Murtz Donohue,
George Raber,
Frederick BentZ,
John Burk,
Joseph Dockerty,
Hugh Kelley,
Henry DeetZ,
IJnn Mooney,
Timothy Muller.
Joseph Dunno,
Thomas Malley,
Michael Lynch, ~
James Mcdonald,
John Joice,
Peter McDevitt,
John Harbisin.
| Augustus Zlmmerma'
Nicholas Wiegel
| Joel W alker,
John Gormly,
| Philip Uhl,
| James Brogan,
Herman Jones,
Martin McAvoy,
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