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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Aash6urn os. Nash6wn.
Will be sold, under The direction Of the undersigned,
at the Old Customholse, on TUESDAY, tho 25th
day Of August 1868. at II a. n,
l. All that L0TOF L.ND, with the and half
story Wooden House thereon, situate on the south
side of CaIhoun-street in this city, and known BY
the number 93 measuring 80 feet front by 1873 fest
in depth.
O. All that LOT OF LAND, with the two and Q
half story Wooden House thereon. kn9%n by the
number 62, on Beaufain-street, in tSs city. aud
measuring 80 fest front by o. festin depth.
ALSO,
g. All that LOT OF LAND, With the two story fat
roof Wooden House and outbuildings thereon,
known by the number g. on Kirkland's Lane, In this
city and measuring 26 feet front by 50 feet in depth
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one. two and
three years. secured by bonds OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises with interest from day OF
sale, payable semi-annually. Buildings to be In
sured and policies assigned. Purchasers to pay
~ - JAMES TUPPER.
August 6 th3tu1 Master In Equity.
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UNDER DECREE Ia, ,EaulTY.'

HGtg %. C0He3t.2 q - -
Will be sold under the direction of the undersigned,
at the Old Customhouse. on TUESDAY, the 26th
day of August 1858, at II A. NJ, tp 81
All that HOUSE AND LOT, situate ON the east
side Of Meeting IN this city, and known ie
number 20. measuring in front on EeetingJstreet 80
feet more o. less by Isl feet In depth on The north
line, and las feet In depth on the south Line; bound
ing to the north on property now or late Of John
Magee; to the south on land now or late Of Robert
Smith, to the east land now or late Of DR.. Joseph
johnson, and to the weston Meeting street.
TermsLOne third cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest from day Of sale, secured by
bond of.purchaser and mortgage Of the premises.
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pun
chaser 10 pay taxes and for papers and stamps.
JAMES UPPER
August6 th3 tut Master In Equity.
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Gift. 9nsiura.5all.tt. {.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, !,


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GENERAL AGENCY FOR STATE % BRoAD-sTREEE
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LOCAL AGENCY, ii BRoAD-sTREET
COLBURN &c HOWELL, Local Agents..
az- MEDICAL ExAMINA ATIoNs DAILY
11v1s h,tum, PoRCHER, Medical Examiner.
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ANxw ISsuHascE AezsoY.- We are gratiiied
ITO learn that Nj. EddRapd sebripg, 80 well
Known In times past as one Of the most active
.shd energetic, of pur business men, has been
appointed I'D The agent for Charleston of two Of
s.he most and pectable Of the insur-
sance cowpauiess These arc the Guardian Mu-
.tual Life insurance Company. Of New York. aud
,,the North Ryitish and Mercantile Insurance
sCompany, Of London and Edinburgh. MIR. Sc
,brinSs osiee for the present will be on Broad
.strset, neIs west Of Messrs. Edgerton Rich-
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~ SWINGING ROUND THE CIRCLE
There are Atty wuys Of alleviadng the agonies OF
dyspepsia for the moment; but there ia only one way
to CURE it. After swinging round the circle OF tenn
porary paIatves the patient njs that the disease,
so far from being subdued, has actually gathered
strength, while he has been parleying with its SYM
toms.
The only way to get rid Of the demon is to endow
the stomsch with sufhcient strength to cast OUT
and keen it os Impart permanent energy to the dl-
eest;ye organs with HOsTErTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS. and the object is accomplished. This power
full vegetable remedy Is not mere sdmulant 1t
does not brace up the gastric machinery for an hour
or two. leaving It, when the temporary excitement
has nassed off, in worse state than bef,re Such Is
the effect of the ordinary alcoholic nostruns. They
keep the stomach In perpetual seesaW between un-
natural activity and utter relaxation. NOT so the
BIrTERs. Medicatea with the finest tonic, altera
tive and antbilious extracts, they permanently re-
ipforoe and continuously regulate the assimiiaans
orpans Such is the experience oftens OF thousanos'
At this debihang season of the year, when tne SOL
vent principle Of the gastric juioe is weakened Dy
constant drain Of the animal fluids through the pores
H0sTETTER's BIrTERS is an article of prime ne
eessity for the weak To neglect the use OF tonlc
and Alternative, so wonderfully ecatious End entirely
hs<mless, ia simply To forego the blessings OF health
and vigor and voluntarily accept feeblsnsss and dis
comfort IN their stead.
Auguat1
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@ A NOYELTY,-THE LATEST AND
most e1ectual remedy for the cure Of debility loss
Of appetite, headache; torpor Of the liver, etc., is
PANKNIN's HEPATIo BrTTERs. For sale by all
Druopists. th
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nSSNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases, incident to ToSth and Early Manhood,
which create impediInents to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address DR.. J. SKHLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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sFCONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE-Essays for Young
Men on the Erors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the Manly Powers and create impediments to
Marriage with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Boz P, Philadelphia, Pa
MAY 20 omo
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: TIE. DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM
.xxauA1 Cmcul1Hwin eready for delivery at
nine. O'clock Tomorrow morning. Business
houses wishing 70 subscribe for a specified
number Of copies containing their cards, should
leave theR orders Of our counting room to-day
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~ Onoss Ii NoarK g The editor ofthe
sNossh Carolina Argus writes: sWe have had
fine 4aans sincs our last and crops are truly
;;prornising.s A; gentleman told me- yesterday,
who haS3ust returned from q trip through the
region DSf country between this county (Anson)
-and ths.O Oatawba River, that he never saw such
prospect for q good supply Of corn. He would
not be surprised, hessaid, to see corn bring
.only fifty cents per bushel after the crop is
gathered. = s..s- 80 s.
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FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CIuB.-At 3
.ssgular meeting Of the Democratic Club OF
Ward No. 4, the following resolutions were
adopted unanimously: 81
Resolued, That it is in accordance With re-
publican principles and the usages ofthe Demo-
cratic party, that all nominees Of the party to
make selections Of candidates for Office, or OF
delegates to attend conventions Of the party,
should be elected by ballot by the people, in
their primary assem- lagos, and that this Club,
which is Che primary assemblage OF the people,
Comprising the Democratic party in Ward No.
4. in the City Of Charleston. on all occasions
hereafter adheres to this course.l
Resoiued, That. in the opinion Of this Club,
Conventions of the party called for the pomi-
nation Of candidates for particular Offices
should be restricted to the nomination Of can
didates for such Office, and hsve no right or
authority to nominate candidates Tor other
Offices, or to act upon subjects for which they
we're mot, by the express terms Of their oan' as
Sembled. :.
Rcsoloed That these resolutions be publish
cd in the daily papers Of the CITY. and THAI tne
seoretlry cause certified copy to be furnasheo
to the Preaidents Of the other Democratic
:. Clubs Of the city. -
". II. MUCKENFUSS,
Recording Secretary.
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SHELL ROAD.

SHE'LL HCADs
CITY ENGNEEh's oFFICE.l
CRY HALL, April %, 1853. s
-,pppRs AND OTHERS ARE REQUESTED
not to drive over the line Of the Meeting street
Road between Spring and Rumnsy streets, during
the execution Of the work. Cattle drivers are e
o,,ested not 10 use the Meeting azeet Rosd at N.
TThe disturbance Of an the grada and aIhgumGne
neos, recently put up, renders neoeaaaxy % make
~ p.s.s atnva reSnast LOUIE J. BARB0T,
SnrI so otty Eu&tnsef-
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= THs s1srEas or Mznoz have our thanks FOL
Stlteif nre,aeut OF delicious fruit.
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TIE h9uEsr on the remains Of Juno Theus,
,the negro woman whose murder has already
been mentioned, resulted in the following YER
.dict: sThat she came to her death by wound
sin the left breast inflicted by dirkin the hand
-ot hIolsey. Prmgle (colued), on the plantation
.of DE. Graves, in St. James Goose Greek, on
Sunday evening, August 2, 1858. The i'm
mediate cause Of the killing was Jealousy.
:sMolsey Prirele, who isa black woman, about
thirty years ofase, has been committed to jail
.son the ehargerf ,murdar.o -
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aT BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
dnts; remedies the LII effects OF bad dyes; inv1go-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; IN
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
pondatneet New York Tyr January
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Butler, Cheese, Strips, &c.
BY G.. W. STEFFENS & co.

Valuable Engines, Saw Mills, Planning Ma
chimes, LatheS, &C., at AUCTION.
By virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed by the
Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan, Judge Of the United states
District Court for the District Of South Carolina,
will sell at Public Auction, upon the premises,
southwest corner Of Lpe-st:eet and Railroad Ave-
nue., on THURSDAY, Angus, 10th, OF II O'Clock,
A.. M,
oae TWENTY-FIVE HORSE POWER ENGINE.
Boiler, Beater &C., complete; one Upright Saw Mill
and Fixtures, one Large Sized Daniels Planning Ma
chine, two Lathes, two Rabbitng Machines one
Drill Press, one Cut OF Saw, one lot shating and
Pulleys. one Smiths Bellows, two AnviJs, one Vice.
one lot Bolts and Iron Works, one lot Blacksmiths
Tools, three Office Desks, Chairs Table, Stove and
Pipe, one Fireproof Safe.
ALSO,
One Two-Story Wooden Work Shop, 80 feet by 10
feet
One Large Shed, 40 feet by 122 feet
One Blacksmth's Shop, % feet by 10 feet
One 0:ice, Is feet by 26 feet
One Story Building, IA feet by 30 feet
Further particulars in future advertisement
LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee of wharton & Petsch.
Augusta thstu7
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@WHAT Is TIE MATTER WITH YOU'
This is the familiar question put to every invalid.
In many cases the answer is, ri don't know exactly,
but don't feel well" Look OF the countenance OF
the man or woman who makes this reply and you
will generally find that the eyes are duh and iustre'
lass, the complexion sallow, the cheeks faccid and
the whole expression of the face detected Inferno
cate tAe invalid more closely and you will discover
thst constipation, the result Of discrdered stomach
and torpid liver. is at the bottom OF the mischef'
.sTba..s what's tho matter" Whoever has e1pe-
r,enced the effects of ofTARRANT's EFFERYEsCENT
sFJTzER ApER1ENr in such cases, need not to be
told to recommend it as a remedy.
TARRANT CO., Wholesale Druggists, NO. 2'S
Greenwich and No. 100 Warren streets, New YORK.
Sole Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists. smos 22 July
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CAUTIUN:

CAUTION!
Fee that the signature C. F. PANKNlN is On oun. rIe
label of each bottle Al S Ste SnG U Manuaetory
tere.es .e,a carInan Medi cine Store No. los
MEEIING-STAEET, CHAhLEsToN. ). Z.
C.F. PANKNIN, Proprietor.
HcdIhA1' General Agents.
PRICES:
pan,ouin's Hepatic Bittrrs. per bottle ....sl Nv Nv
panknin' Hepatc Bitters halt dozen..''. 80 w
ns.Do not forget to examine well the article you
buy in order to get the genuine.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUs9ISTS AND nEALEns
W. N MEDICINES EvERYWHEhE-
July
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. ,1.sUnpaaD P.Burger, formerly:
.oouuected .Hith.the Provost Court in this city,
<died suddenly on the seoand instant on Edlsto
Island Of congestiYe fever. he was the father
of Mr. Il M Bmgar, now planting on that
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A.
Ext CaxBr.--We give balowthe last order
which ws shall have the honor Of publishing
from the military commander OF the second
: Military District:
WrApouARrEns 2p MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, 8. O., August 5, 1858.
.:IGeneraz 0rders no. 1901
In obedience to General Orders No: 1, nom
the Headquarters Of the Department OF the
-South, the undersigned hereby rehnquishes
xhe command Of the troops in the late I'd Mill
The officers az the general staff on duty OF
:: The Headquarters Of that District VIII report to
the Major General commanding the Depart
.ment OF the South.
In relinauishing this command, the Under
signed takes this occasion to acknowledge the
.zssI and fidelity with which the officers and
men have performed the difficult and delicate
:. duties committed to them, and to express bis
:. thanks 70 Commanders OF Posts and the Off
:. GERS Of the staff for their active and Jealous
:. ..co-operatiun, and to al, his warmest wishes
br Their welfare and happiness: ,nr
es>"' ''''A' Ed. 3. B. CANDY,
r,5,u sr.tsn-Brevet Major General, Q. 8; A..
soHaeiaEGToUy Y. CAzrARc, Aide-de-Camp,
.Acfe Asst Adjt Gen'4
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MEMPHIS AND CHARIEsgoN-AN IMPORTANT
Movrnsr.-We are gra66ed in being enabled
to stste that Colonel N: J. Wicks, President Of
sfhe Memphis and Charleston Railroad, has
lbeen in our city during thepast two days, bust
,ly engaged WIN President Msgrath, of the
South Gsrolina Railroad. IN nperteotins arrange
,ments for through freight route from Mem
,phis to. .5ysM York, piG Charleston. The dltl-
.culty m;essab ablahing this route heretofore lay
in the uncertainty of the rates between this
.e,isy and New York; but we have good reason TO
. expe,ct that this win be obyiased, and that
Charleston win at length derive some benefit
from basr. e. raifrssd connection with Memphis,
whichahs assisted so iiserally in establishing.
The arrangements contemplate the shipmen
TO Charleston Of at least ninety Thousand bales
.ot cossunsi from Memphis during the business
season, and asix.6mes-a-neak line Of steamers
hence to New York. e a 90. 80 80.
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Keep your Liver in n order-keep your o..
gestive organs in so ~ unds healthy eonaiaon
BY the use of these re v meaies' ana no oi'ease
will ever assah you.
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pANKN1N,s HEPAT1c BITTERs.

Biliousnesa, Indigestion, General Debility, and all
the complaints which proceed from want Of proper
action In the liver the stomach and the bowels, are
eradicated by course Of this great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-18

From the foregoing statement 1t will be that,
compared with the corresponding week OF last sea-
son, there increase In the exports this week OF
272 bales while the stocks tonight 1896 bales
more than they were at this time year ago.
commercial week y thus refers to the dry goods
trade IN this city during the week:-The dry goods
market for the week under review presents salient
feature to report the political contest having
greatly absorbed the attention OF the lie
munity TO the detrment OF business activity. In
staple cottons we have Improvement to note, and
the supplies being generally mora in excess OF
the demand prices have weaker tendency, although
In most instances there Is no quotabe change since
our last issue. Manufacturers complain or the III.
minished rates realized their products, especi lily
on fabrics woven with cotton bought at extreme
prices; but 1t must be remembered that
the rapid advance OF the raw material
during the last spring and summer placed
them In sound position to wths.and the loss incur
red by this reaction in quotations. Jobbers thus
in no way TO blame in trying to stimulate the dem md
by concession, as they cannot Afford with their
nous expenses, to stand ide but IL is to be hoped
that with the advent OF cold weather the demand for
consumption Will increase so materially as to absorb
the present accumulation, and thus prepare the way
for spring trade remunerauve alike to manufac.
turers. jobbers and dealecs.
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EaGoMLss INTELLIGENCE.

cuy CorRr CALsspAa-MoSDAY, Oct. is--Nos
it, 1877. lea. l52 q 40 10, 49, ~ "A, q. ~ q, 10
Ia a., so, o., 81.
AcCTDEST.--Sainue Chichester, while AZ work on
q mortsina machine in tne shop OF Frederick stohl.
10 Hickory street. near Tompkns avenue, last even
ing was seriously not fatally injured by being cut
with the machinery. he was taken " his home.
POLICE RsCoRD.--rhe returns for the week from
the various police precincts OF this city show the
total number or arrests made during that period TO
be soo twenty-five more than the preceding week.
THIS Increase regarded iBconsiderate la Wow OF
the TACT thai election day IL near
PArAb FALr--A man named Peter Nolan fell
90 ss sioop o. hs late residence 90 Luqueer street.
At an early hour yesterday morning, down into the
areAway, and was killed instantly An inquest was
held py the Coroner. verdict Of death from aco-
oeuta inJures' was rendered.
ACciDET.-A man named Hugh Graham, en-
poye ~ hurtfaS Vices nour mills, corner OF Column
Sis ana Hamilton avenues, had his ief hand
banly crushed while citing machinery yesterday
s1Inooh. he was taken 10 the City Hospital By
omcer chhgah, OF NE Eorty.third precinct.
| RExARrABLu LosGEvuy.-A yenerablc lady
named Mrs. Catherine Pitxpataick. died Yesterday
morning at the residence Of her son.nlaw. on presi
dent street, near Powers. In the iosh war NJ ber
age. The deceased was born In Ire and IN the wear
leo, aud leaves several generations OF Kindred 10
| mourn her decease. y
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY -Michae, Ford md
Patrick Madden were taken Into custody By an ot,cer
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81 TT rs HAVE PEACE"
xAss MEETING OF WAR DEMOCRATS IN FAVOR OF
0.x.AAL GRANT Fur PRESIDENT.

W-N.isNL uNNNf to" "110hDrNf' -
Those OF Democratic anieceients who wish TO retain -
eitfc upOn prineip es that are Just;
buevu Incurred Ia suppreesing tne ~
be "A 80 . i obi. alton;
be voatsi. tDAt lie and credit shall not - 49,
10 issire lately In rebellion With Ia
yn.tce who will consent 10 surrender the Cow
S,uthrra r.pes si inssns that the rebeulo4
r.h aad sl boasln: Of continued devotion 70 nv
.ABst ,suse. ,.-lV
opposed the repudatins doctrines Of ths NsH
york pal revolutionary manifesto OF ons 81
10 u aies.
believe that peace safety and prosperity for NJ
whole coanTy be secured by tDe election OF 0EkkRA4
1aASI. All .uoh requested ~ meet ~
TuE COUfEk INSTITUTE,
On WEDSks EVENING, Oct II,
nacn
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THE LArs BUILDING CAsrAIry.-rhe supcriDtcnd-
ent OF Buildings has ordered ABOARD OF survey on
the new building No 45i West Thirty fourth street,
the walls OF which fell down on Thursday evening.
The building Is owned by Mr. Hugh Mshon, who
commenced to build without submitting his specin-
cations TO the superintendent any OF his officers,
as provided for by law. The building has been ex-
amined so far a. could he done while the debris
remains The workmen state that the trimmer
beam OF the wall gave way and, falling on the cross
beams broke the n thus causing the wall 70 topic
over. The chimney was built against an old wall,
aad the falling OF the other wall against II caused
that to fail also. Board Of survey have also been
ordered on the following buildings, reported un.
saieNo. 257 Centre street, No. 81 Fulton street and
No IFS IpylsiOn street.
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A. already announced. u wrestling match has
been arranged to come OF at Bufralo the s0th OF
October between BIZ Parsons aud James Hewitt.
Articles OF agreement were drawn 10 vreSe for $500
a side best three in AVE. square hold air back falls.
forfeit OF slOO fCr each man WA deposited on Tues
day night. the 2gth uli.. and the men signed their
names to- the protocol.
Lew Thompson has accepted challenge from
Homer Lane and they VIII wreste for 1000 size
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Boxp--GrBBs.-At the residence Of the BRIDES
parent, on Thursday, october 10. by the Rev. lir.
or John Gibbs, Esq, all Of this city. No cards.
CHoA1E-RISa. -0n Thursday, October 10, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by The Kev. DR..
Burchard assisted by the Rev. DR.. Corey, EDWARD
r. CuoATg, Of Brooklyn, TO SARAH e., eldest daugh-
ter OF &. n. Ring, Of this city.
Cooxr-lioAG--in East Hamburg, Erie county,
on Tuesday october ~, b. the Rev. II. uarsa, VI
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The Financial Ch1On cle thus describes the cotton
movement at all the ports for the week ending on
the 10th inst -
tn" total receipts Tor the last seven DAYS have
GOT bales the previous week. and 2s bales three
weeks since) making the aggregate receipts since
against los, 623 bales for the same period In 1867.
being excess this season over last season Of
81, 1856 bales.
The exports for the week ending tonight reach
total OF l6963 bales, OF which 1880 were to Great
Britain and 6,363 bales to the Continent while the
stocks at all the ports, as made up this evening"
now no. l27 bales. Below we give the exports and
stocks for the week and also for the corresponding
week OF last season, teegraphed to us by our own
correspondents at the various ports .O.nisht
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The following gentlemen have Ceen invited and vi addss
iisa. ni,a ARDS piERREpoNr,
hsn. uGAKf q. sIEbblss,
Lon. HEs.f NINOLL,
han. " IL.IAM h. nAvEMEYER
liou. fnAS,is d. CUTTING.
kFs aoas, Ucs., Las
iIeagy NscSI, William =. HavemsyG
Moses Taylor, A.ies A. secof,
Ld~sr.s rlrlreponA Francs b. eating,
James liar v, john w. HAmersley,
frang " ora. Charles y. BAxe,
MLnam "a tag, Henry o. stebbnA
james ". III, Leno Srcor
Edward u eaton, WiiiAm H. Weoo-
freisrio lie i.lier, Y. " . Roosevelt
J ,,,ssa "a ss ~, IT, WiI,sm T. iiArbees,
~. d. q. ors.l, Deals Mccarthy,
DastI BsDcocs, >. \. jones'
Joan ". s.aanonlss =. horto. rcrnr
III Moaoa, lsasc q. Martin,
J,,.~ph a., ~eI. Abraham AZ. Van NenA
q. Nsa.io ps Martin, 0e ar ,us boyca
ffrasf lck A.. Nrssurook. kamue Secor,
VII IAN a. tlaya Gorge \. Adee,
fr,sper "A. Mslasora George %. SickleA
GeHr. q wises, John wheeler,
Lssi A. p0w ~. Char % X. Graham,
Johu a. wvr., EmnghAm Townsend
Peer Soo.er. Henry ID. ln.Aiis,
rhJnas .. ,ArharI Genre B. buuer,
MlAt2m wst-on, Iswsrd r. jones,
Henry tiews, EDWARD Haght.
Jainss a. William T.. INNER,
l. NJ. Mc.iga ~. Joseph reigrnAn,
lr A. JacsDs. freiefic huhnc,
u. a. kr.ck0~ttser, yamsa acCuilousk,
n. A. W .a.ua, Mli am kcmb.e,
g.. -. 0srt-1a. ksmuri .sOsn,
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