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q Ma rPED OUT-The New York Ford thus
maps out the future of the Republican party.

/ q NJ. rPED OUT.-The New York rForld thus
maps out the future of the Republican party:
81, Stevens, Wade, and Greeley having had
their day, what Radical leaders remain But
Ter never had any Influence; Forney is dts
pissed by those who use him. Sumner is an
egotistical pedant, without capacity for leader
ship;I Stanton will be consigned to obscurity
BY the failure OF the impeachment; and Gan.
Grant is a new proselyte who turned his coat
for the hope Of the Presidency. All the able
men who in the palmy days OF the Republican
party were its trusted leaders--Seward,C Chase,
Fremont, Fessendcn, Trumbull, Charles Fran
cis Adams, Grimes, Andrew johnson, Thnrlow
Weed-have become so alirnated that they
will probably never act with the party again
A'party which has TINS lost it's brains has out
lived lis influence This impeachnlsnt ID the
crisis OF its fate. 1t will for little whllees-
Ehlbit the spasmoodic energy of an epileptic ft;
viii be convuised, it win foam at tise mouth,
It will dash it's head against the pavement; but
such activity is formidable only to itssIf, ;asd
tends to shorten its days.
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Professional Cards.
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TTOINEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. IDA
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 14-Noon Cotton opens firm;
estimated sales 10000 bales. Breadstufs and pro-
visions quiet and unchanged.
2PM-Cotton more active; prices unchanged.
Sales 70, 900 bales Rid whea. 14s I'd. Pork frme1
at s4s. Lard dull. Common Rosn Is Sd. Turpen
tine Sis 3d. Others unchanged.
HAVANA, May l4.-Sugar dull, with stiff disposi.
Hon on the partof holders. Sterling 1oX. United
States currency Sic discount.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 14-Noon.-Cott opens shsde
Hrmer; middlngs soaso1Sc. Freishts dull. Gold
40. Sterling 1Ox. Turpentine 6sc. Rosin steady,
common strained IS 25
Evening-cotton moderately active and 1Ia1 cent
better; uplands sohaslc. Sales 14Oo bales. Flour
irregular, butrsther more doing IL Southern brands
Corn a shade easier; mixed Western 81 16Hal H.
Pork s2s 40. Lard Hrmer. 18,za19. Groceries quiet
and firm. Turpentine 69a6O cts. Rosin So 26a7 90.
Freights lower on grain. Governments steady; '62
coupons 108X; sterling dull, 1l01s. Gold firm OF
1897 North Carolina bonds GO.
BALTIMORE May 14.-Cotton dull and nom nsny
s0c Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull, Ma-
ryland 8 to Sc lower Corn dull; white 81 12a1 II;
yellow ST q Western oats 87p88c Provisions IN.
changed.
WILMINGTON, May 14-Turpenhne advanced to
4sha5Oc. Rosin in good demand; strained 81 IS;
No 50 AK, No 81 so, pale IS 5oas 5o Tar firm at
So.
AuaUsrA, May 14.-Nothing doing in cotton. Nom
inally 281sa2sc.
SAVANNAH, May 14.-Cotton firm but quiet; hold
ers asking S1o Receipts sos bales; for the week
224S; exports to Liverpool 1920; coastwise 2os4;
stock-gea islands 249. uplands 6552 bales.
MOBILE, May 14.-Market closed firm; sales 15o
bales middlings 2sa2sxc; receipts ST; exports 1885,
New ORLEANS, May A.-Cotton quiet; middlings
2sHaSOc; sales 500 bales; receipts $40 bales Sugar
firm and unchanged. Molasses frmer; Cuba soaS6c.
Sterling 152a155. Geld 141.
CINCINNATI, May l4.-Flour unchanged. Ger
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RaiIroans.
CHARLESTON CITY HALLWAY CON-
pANY


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON-
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO., II
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
oo, GzAaIEsTos, So; c.. My Iss haa 1898.
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotcer Terminu,
at AN, and at inter- at SAM, and at inter-
yas Of ten qo) minutes walls Of, ten 1o) minutes
last trip at 9.SOP.M. NJ.
N.h.-Leaye the Battery as follows: 1toenty t2ol
m.nutes after the hour, and ten r0 minutes Of the
hour from $40 A. NJ. except at ten (10) minutes Of
O'Clock, A. N. Every other trip from the old
fostomce until 4.30 P. NJ from the Upper Terni-
nus when all the trips are to the Battery to P. u,
%aea tneast trip Of all the to the old Post
RUTLEDeE-sTREET LINE.
- LeaSe cav Upper TeTnaiaHs Leave Lo.oer Tvminu,
Sss m $50 Of AM tsa o a0d %ns nss and snse
PM. -0o"' 'ni AZ 'n''
N;B-Leaye the Battery at five Is, minutes after
except at 905 A. NJ Every other trip from the oI3
Postofhce until 4.S0 P II. from Upper Terminus.
when all the trips are to the Battery 70 s.5b NJ
Wneu the last trip of all the cara are to the old POST
Office e.N 00''
SUNDAY SCHEDULE. 30,
KNG-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,uer Tsrmi.
=. , An, ana az 1ntsr- nus at $50 AM, and at
sas OF, o. niteen tl6 min intervals of fifteen tl5)
utes M !90 r Nd. minutes till 7.S0 P. VI.
NB.-An the trips are to the Battery. until s.i5 p
N. Inc last Trip Of each car to the old Postofhce.
RUTLEDGESTREET LINE.
Leave upper Terminus Leave Loper Terminus,
at AM, and at inter- at 9.35 AM, and at inter.
Vais VI every twenty (20l walls Of every twenty 20
minutes till GAS PM. minutes till 7.Se PHI.
N.B:-AH the trips are to the Battery, until 6l5 P.
III. The last trip Of each car to the old Postofaee.
| S.W RAMSAY,
APrH oO Secretary and Treasurer.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 12.-CoFEKE-Our market re-
mems inactive; only sale yesterday WIS 200 bags
mon: nothing reported to-day; holders are frm but
prices can only be regarded nonnal In tne ABSENCE
CoTroNEThe cable still quotes lower prices at Ltv
spot, and 11Xd aaoat. Our market continues de-
pressed; sales to-day $50 bales, comprised or good
ordinary and low middling at 28c, and middhng al
30aS0hc.
Northwestern Ia offered very freely; and
at prices favorinR buyers. We note sales to-day o.
200 bbs low grade extra at s10a10 50 200 bbls choice
do s11 25; 800 bbs good to choice western and HOW
ardsreet winter extras, for retail trade at Sl2alS as
to quality. There h little or no inquiry Ior snip
ment except for spring wheat extra. Nothing re-
ported in either city mills or Howard-street for eI
port. Rye -four is dull and lower. Corn meal Is
quiet.
GRAr-The offerings Of wheat continues small
only 4S0 bushels white and ITO bushels red report
ed on Change to-day; market dull, with small sales
of Maryland red ranging as to quality, from 81 40 c
g. outside for choice; no sales OF white. Corn-He
ceipts $3.50 bushels white and 800 bushels only oi
yellow; market fell of &c on white; yellow was better
prime dry white at 81 14a1 16 250 bushels ordinary
81 49, 227 bushels damaged 81 08 OF yellow 75o bush
els pine at 81 22a1 24 1906 bushels do 81 a. Oats
26OO bushels offered; 750 bushels Maryland sold at
s1c. and 500 bushels Western at 86c. Rye-850 bush
els received; market dull; only sale reported 1OC
bushels at 81 30.
Mo1assEs-Stock small, and prime trade goods
very scarce; we report sale Of 80 hhds Porto Rico
at 73c, 90 days; other quotations rs before.
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits turpent1ne, which had
fallen to IS cents on Saturday, has reacted and to.
day Is held at 68 cents; sales small. We hear OF
nothing worthy Of note In rosin.
Pnov1s1oNsIThe market continues inactive; bu.
sincss confined to retail demand for bacon, for
which prices are steady. viz: For shoulders 1sMc;
rib sides 17c clear rib 17c; hams. sugar cured goa
29Hc os to quality and fancy. Bulk meats are held
out OF the market-no inquiry from buyers; mess
pork we quote at s2s 5OasS0 for large and small lots
prime mess s2t; rump s24 60 Lard 2oa2Ohc fol-
western tierces; stocks Of all descriptions Of the
good degree Of confidence, Notwithstanding The
DR. sent dullness OF the market.
IcE.-Rangoon is wanted In bond, for export. but
none here: Carolina is quiet at last quotauons-11f
113s cta peril.
SuGARs.-wIth light imports and reduced stocks,
the market is steadily maintained. We note sales
OF 80 hhds Demerara Tor refining at cts 18 hhdt
Porto Rico no prices gtven-cargo of brig Dearborn
quotations are unchanged.
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LIST OF SHIPPING


In the Port Of Charleston, Mny IA, 1868.
yxsrxIs UNDER 100 TOME AND STEAMERS coAsTINa
WITHIN THE STATE E1cEPTaD.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion. 1418 tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger l. Co.
Vicksburg, $40 tons, Burton, at Vanderhorsts 8
wharf for New York, loading-Ravenel Co.
Sea Gull GIG tons, Dutton at Union wharf, LOT Bal
ttmore, loading --Courtenay Irenhoim'
SHIPS. -.
sedberoh fBr, 614 tons, Knesle. at Atlantic wharf,
for LIVERPOOL loading-Patterson e STOCK.
r HTucser. 1893 tons, Rundl lett. &c Ysnderhorsts
wharf, for Liverpool, waitrg-N:ster.
Richard the Third, 1893 tons, Scott at Brown Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, losding-Master.
Amelia, 6sS tons, Conner, at Vanderhorsts wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-J T Welsman. -:
BARKS.
Annie Kmball, 1872 tons, Lincoln, at Brown COS
wharf for Liverpool, loading-Street Bros & co.
Camilla (Spanish - tons, Mestres, at venninS's
wharf for Barcelona, loading-W Hall ava
BRIGS. ,,4. .tf. H
Times (Brl, 162 tons, Morgan, In the Roads, from
Cardenas waitng-J A Ensow Co.
George IBr). = tons, Crosby, in Ashley Rver, for
the West Indies, ready-Risey Creighton.
sCHoONERS.
Malvina Jane (Br), 116 tons, Gould, at Kerrs wharf,
from Matanzas, waiting-Risley Creighton.
Buner, 2Ss tons, Eunell. In Ashley River, for
Providence, loading-L T Potter.
n Atwood, 259 toms, Higgins in Ashley River, for
= FAN River, loading Risley L Creighton.
:Tanes Crooker, 102 tons, Small at Central wharf,
from Fall River. repairing H Baker Co..
B Hawkins 800 tons. Wyatt, at Central wharf,
from New York, dischsrginS.W Roach.s
Intrepid tons, Bunker, in Ashley River, Tor Prov
idence loadinG-L Potter.
Hannah Little 1872 tons. Godfrey. In Ashley River,
for Philadelphia. loading--H F Baker & Go.
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Exports Tor tho Week ending Ihursaay,
May IA.
FOREIGN.
CAIBARIEN, CUBA-Per British trg George-67,-
400 feet Pine Lumber.
DOMESTIC.
BosToN-Per schr Rsymond-174 bales Upland
Cotton, 2S5 bbls Iurpentlne. "a loose Hides. 10
bales Rags, so boxes Claret, 253 tons Iron, and
Packages.
NrW YORK-Per steamship saragossa-71 bales Cot
ton, 10 bales Domeshcs, 1872 terces Rice, IS sacks
flour, 344 packages Vegetables, 50 boxes Ma
chinery, 9l casks Clay, 500 bbls Rosin, IS bun.
dies Paper rolls Leather, boxes Wine, SO
Packages, and 81 empty Barrels. Per steam
ship Charleston-10 bags Sea Island and 81 bales
Upland Cotton, IS uerces Rice, al boxes Peas,
l6 bbls Rosin, As bales Yarn. SO crates vessta-
bles, So pieces Lgnum Vita, and 81 PACKAGES
49,. Per steamship Man lattan-55 bags and
bales Upland Cotton, 20 herces Rice, 80 obs
Rosin, 60 bags Cotton Seed, 1888 bales Domestics
and Yarn, 40 packages sundries, 160 packages
Vegetables.
PHnADELp1A-Per schr Thomas Tasker-209,-
1888 feet Yellow Pine Lumbe..
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. May 13.-.TURpENTME--Market
seady sales of 1888 bbls at 81 for Virgin, s3 26 for
yellow Dip and 50 for hard. p 28o lbs:
SPIRITS TURpENrNE-The sales to-day arc 12a bbls
at 49c IS do at 4Sc, 519 do at 4shc and 86 do Ton
shIpboard) at 481Sc @ gallon.
Fosr-Is In moderate request. Sales Of 677 bbls
at 50 37H for strained and No So 40a2 60 Tor No
50 rs for Nos and 2. 81 for No l. s6a650 for pale,
s8aS 80 for window glass, and 81 dds at slo Tor
''water white"
TAn-No receipts or sales reported.
HAY-162 bales Northern received and sold at 90c
q 100 Tbs.
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ca Persons deposihng letters in the Postoface
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they Will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but win be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. hay 10
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rant, Mary Page, Mary
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enry, Mary Poures. Mira J
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nkins, Ellen z Recherson, Mary
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fbords: sarah 4 IRuss, Martha
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Ldso11 ,!MrSC Seabrook, Bella
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adderu, MAry ism1Ln, MrS I "
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itchel. Sophia smith. Mrs T
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Passengers.

Par steamship Manhattan, for New York-W q
Gliden. Mrs n Nichols, ] F Burke, q Burke, Miss
Annie Budd, Mrs ] B Berry and son, q Markley
and lady, E Smith and lady. Mrs Cores, Miss
Jessie Marklsy. Cordes J Markey aid lady, F
SWaiHer, lady, four children and servant G ILL, j
Getty Miss Zerbst, 7 Shackelord Robbrock.
A ALepp, Christian, Mrs II N Campbell, iss lamp
bell, Mrs Zeppe and two children S Thomson and
SON, Miss McJohnson, Wolchney, W a. Hawkins,
" Mlrjhall
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Alien, Mrs W
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Baily. Julia :
Barber. Kiss L
Bennett, laura
Bennett, ,Mrs GA
Bird, hlrs P
BLACKWELL Mary
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Boles, Mrs A.
BoOrn, M@6 y
Broonide, NrsfJ
Bclsn, Mics PLs
Bone, EhxiaEp
Brab boy, Chhri6He
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Gomnlfrfial.
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Nancy Market

The Charleston Money Market
- THURSDAY, May IA, 1868.
Business dming the week has been dull but there
are some few quotable changes to nonce. sea'e
bonds nnd stocks, South Carolina railroad shares ana
bonds, are decidedly frmer and higher, ana holders
look forward to still better prices Money mas oeen
moderately easy and the line Of deposits at the bank
has been higl.
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WILSON'S
con Liver OIL
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
CHARLESTON, April 80, 1883.
LIVERY OWNER, LESSEE, OCCUPANT AND AM
T. tenant oil any premise fronting on any strees @
lane, alley or open court shall. on every day Sun
DAYS g, ce ted have the dirt filth. garbage, or otner
of PLACED 10 front of hi. or her lot In barrel BOZ
or heap In readiness fpr tie contractor BY the no
OFT oc OK every morning, from 1st 0f MAY 70 is %
November mkt
'A1> ". &. SMITH,
May1 limo oIerx VI ooN-
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill. SO bbls
Rice. To W Bee Co.
Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah Wis Beaufort,
Hilton Head and Blufton-J Il Bates, w Bryant
Dunnins and lady, Ham Pritcnard; mrs
E Carroll @ Colcock, " G Allen, Kayanaugh,
Young, Miss P Hamilton, Mount and child, Ed
wards and lady, Woodward. n Easterbrook,
S Edwards, P Scott, Mrs G Wells. Edwards, n
Forey, Mnjor Perkins, Mrs " W Marpler, "
II Harrison, Miss Foy, and 10 deck.
IN THE OFFING.
British bark Eastman, from Liverpool.
steamer. said to be the Key West from New Or
leans bound North, disabled.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. New York-James
Adger {; Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York.
From this Port.
Ship Winthrop, Stewart, Liverpool, April %.
Memoranda.
The schr Watauga, Monroe from Georgetown, s G,
arrived at Philadelphia, May II.
The schr Lookout Tolson, from Georgetown, 8 C.
arrived at Baltimore, May IL.
The schr Victory, shute from Boston for Bucks
vile, c, arrived at Holmes Hole, May 10.
The achr sequin, Call, from Bucksville, s c., ar.
rived at Bath, Nc. May 10.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Eastman, Leach, sailed. March q
BREMENHAvEN.
The Dorothea, Plambeck, sailed... March l
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
schr Laura Bridgman, Hart cleared. April 80
NEW YORK.
Schr Lilly, Francis up.... May
Schr Nellie Burgess Burgess, up... ~
Schr Amelia G Ireland, Townsend, up...... May 2
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Constgnees per South Carolina RStlrond,
May ID.

Consig nees per South Carolina Railroad,
May ID.
212 bales Cotton, 81 bales Yarn 7S bundles Paper,
e7s sacks Grain ia bbls Naval Stores, cara Lun,
har Q cars Wood. To d Claussen, o Reeder, q
piscbof + M Goldsmith l. Son, Adams, Frost l. Co,
Mantoue Co. J Adger Co. T q Devices G
Malonee, yelling, wharton Fetsch, J DeWre
Granger, Chafee & Co. q Walter 1 Go. T J J
Kerr Co. Rodgers Co. BSimann anans Bros soy,ss
ton CO. West & Jones, J Il Dawson, Railroad
Agent
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
May II.
81 bbls Naval Stores, cars Stock boxes Vegetables,
Mdze, &C. 70 Andrews. Howard Bro, g
Hoppock, Il Keis, Kelly, " ~ II Ioolas Alsey y y
Pritchett, Mazyck Bros, D stoney, G " Williams
Co. W Dukes S Co, A A Goldsmith Co. r
Sawyer, and Railroad Agent
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

r. fFOR TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MAY Aa.l
COTTON.-This article has had steady tendency
TO lower rates most OF the week, with very limited
transactions, and buyers were generally holding of
waiting further developments This condition Of the
market had its origin largely In the disposition Of
the Rnglish manufacturers to work short time, to
the shipment Of fair supplies from India, and an In
creasing confidence that the amount Of the staple to
come forward will be sufficient to meet the demand.
The course Of prices In the leading markets during
the week we're as follows, say ct Liverpool. where
they commenced OF 12Hd for middling upland, fell
of to 121Ia12Kd, 12a12Hd. INal2i, and we're quot
ed yesterday at-d q ib for this quality; while at
New York In the same time they began at 81 Sas2c,
declined to slaS1I 81, 80 and s6aSOc q fb for New
York middling. and closed yesterday rather frmer
at 30a90Kc 2, fb, and in this market middhng up
land opened at sIas1H receded to So1z and so. and
closed yesterday at 2s1zasoc fb for middling up.
land The arrivals at this port show regular decline.
and have been bales If sea islands and Floriass,
and 77s bales OF uplands against SO bales Of sea isl
snds and Floridas and 1900 bales Of uplands the
week befote, and IS bales of sea Islands and Flori
das and 1901 bales Of upands for the corresponding
week last year. The following statement which We
PAfSSS
market since our last weekly report:
On Friday, May 9Th, the staple had lower ten
dency, and some factors accepted 2sc for good ord
nary. and Sic for strict mtdding; but sellers gene
rally declined these rates, and the article closed un
settled and nominal. Sales l5s bales; quotations
were omitted.
On Saturday. the inquiry was very Light, the mar
kst being much depressed. Sales 100 bales or
dnary to good ordinary bein quoted at 27a2s. low
middling 2s1E. midding SO1s. and strict m:ddling
Sic per p h. -.
On Monday, the staple was easier. Sales 800 bales;
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 27a2s low
middNng at 2sk, middling at SOC, and strict mid.
ding nominal
On Tuesday, buyers were generally out Of the mar.
ket In consequence Of the declining character Of the
leading markets. Sales only 10 bales at soc per ft
quotations nominal
On Wednesday, the article continued dull with an
absence Of inquiry. Sales 50 bales of low middlinss
at go per fb.
Yesterday, the market was quiet Sales 7s bales;
say at a. at o. at 2s IS at %. IS at 2s3ac. We
nuofe aomeyhat norninaIly:
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firm sOas2c Mess pork s28; shoulders lsAc clear
sides Ito. Lard 1sHc.
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Elton Head and Blufton. bales Cotton. and
Mdze. To Ferguson, Hopkins, Mcpherson Co,
WN Hayward, E seaprook, Rayenel & co, W q
Harrison, + Kressel, " McTureous. Edwards,
and Order.
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DuQuercron, Aug
Dunn, William
Dunbar / Nil.
brun
Esyle, Cap E
Echherd, Sidney
Edwards, Thom'
Eslon. George
Fabian, a
Fisher i Jack,
son
Fischer No 81
East Bay
Filler, Nicholas
Foreman, John j
Foster. Cap j T
Fogarty, Patrick
Ford, Jacob
Fourcher, Mr,
bell hanger
Friday, L
Gates, Henry
Gardner, E j P
Gillespie, Ed
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Gissel, q
Gibbes. James
Peronneau
Givvins, George
Giovanni, ,SigrNi.
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