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New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
as follows

The Legislature Of Mnnesota asks Congress by memo
rial and resolution for the passage OF numerous laws
one Of these Just received by the Senate calls attention
TO the great and rapidly increasing commerce Of the Mis-
sssippi, Missouri and Ohio Rivers, and the pressing
cessy Of having placed thereon lights buoys. channel
marks &c. for their safe navigation and pr2ys Congress
to extend the Jurisdiction Of the Lighthouse Board go as
TO include the Mississippi River from 81. Paul TO its
mouth, the Missouri from Sioux City TO its mouth,
end the Ohio Riyer from Pittsburgh to ita mouth.
The Legislature OF Minnesota has also sent
to the Senate a resolution asking for an
amendment OF the Homestead act. This act requires
persons avang themselves Of its benefits TO appear per-
sODaiy before the Register and Receiver Of the Land
Office and file tho affidavit required, and thereafter
10 reside continuously on tho land for five years.
nm absence of SIX months causing the settler
TO forfeit his tide. But particularly in the
Northwest II s the almost universal experience that
the cmgrant arriving in the Spring early Summer can
raise crops the first year. the prairie sod must he
broken in June and july aud then allowed to lie through
the Winter and rot before is in condition 10 raise crops
from; It generally happens, therefore, that, from Inability
to break his land at the proper time the first ycor tho
settler must wait two years az least, before he can get
any returns from the soil and during this time must sap
mort his family Om tie funds brought with him. II s
claimed that if the settler permitted TO make his
affidavit In any court OF record In the county where ne
resides and to file It by agent with the Register end
Receiver and thcn IT, IN lieu Of actual residence on the
land the first year. he were permitted eer I'D person or
by agent 70 locate his homestead prepare some OF his
land putting in crops, and to build house FOR the re-
ception OF his family many of the privaons harshps
and expenses which now attend settling on the public
land would be avoided, emigration would he promoted,
and the country more rapidly developed.
Tile sensational and somewhat amusing story pub
lished in NewYork few days purporing TO give
Cen Buffers version OF old differences between
himself and Speaker Blaine about committee appoint
&c tod nv latter.
know all OF the facts, joke 1t is proper, however
10 state for the information OF those who do not know
the that the only witnesses referred 10
in the alleged conversation OF Gen. Butler, the Hon.
samuel Hooper and the page Willie, called on the
Sneaker the day after the story reached here to deny the
remarkr attributed to them.
The Postiuasters appointed in New-YOrk duriag tie
week ending March %, 1871, were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
TIE TENNESSEE AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. C., March 2G.-The U. :.
steamer Tennessee With the San Domingo Commission
on board arrived of the bar at daylight this morning.
The and all OF the party except the soen
tnc corps came ashore and started at for Washing
ton at which place they viii he due tolnolrow hgnt ~
o oelrek The Tennessee left at fnr New luik III
rect and will tc dc :hnTe ahont SaiurtN hisht. Al GA
L,.r lnI stys.!.l aly ~ gv.u nI.sS~
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
AZ ALLEGED MrRpERER LYNCnEp.

SAN rRANCIsCO, March 25.-Armed yigilants
entered the Jail o Virginia City this morning before day
hreok and took out Arthur Perkin Hefiran, VINO kied
, saith n few, months since and hanged lin. They
ubered 200 or 800 and were armed with nuskets be-
innpine fo the National Guard. They established pa,
troi. in all the streets of the Vicinity, anu eonoucleu
ev,r,tuing ln The most orderly manner
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
ENFORCING THE INSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
SAX FRASCsCo, March 25.-Sheritf jackson

Of Trinity County convicted OF collecting foreign miners
fax from Cinnamon, contrary TO the Constitutional
amendments was fined in the United states Circuit
Cogrt to-day agreement having been nade tat col
fore he United states Supreme Court to winch an ap-
prsl viii De Immediately taken.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
,.>,srccrespr,. rprAsURE-sEEKERs.

SAN FRANCIsCO, March %. - Inc schooner
ranry with the last party pirate treasureseekers has
-, frou, Cocos Island They report that no treasure
Wa foupd Ludwig Anderson the second mate, was
srrieninlly shot dead while hunting via hoSr on tue
Island by Jacob Burgi, passenger.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

DOiNCS or TIfE FRIENDS OF ORDER.
TIE LOYAL BATTALIoNS OF NATIONAL GUARDS
pIsEANDED-IEsURGEYT PATROLS STOPPED
Arms CAPTURED TY TIE ORDERLY ma
TIoSALs. ,,-..,..,.
Yo.er,iay Admiral Sosset issued an address call
,rp on al Ioyal citizens and soldiers to rally around
The Gag of order and trust him to save the republic,
declaring that the sole motto Of patriots should now
he "Iet us pre- serve the honor of our couatry~ To-
day, however. after the resignation Of the Central
Committee, he dsbanded tine battalions Of loyal
National Gunds and left for Versailles.
Several insursent patrols were stopped yesterday
by Tie orderly Nationals but there was fighting.
The Montmar,ctts and Gariblldiaus, with two guns,
invaded tie Place d. Ia B1urse at o'clock on
Friday afternoon and making a charge upon the
guns in the hands of the loyal Nationals demanded
HER 1U9ndtT. They Met byth Tcfdsal and re-
pUire.
battalion OF Francs Tireurs, on Saturday, at
tempted to seize the money in bank of deposit III
the Rue dc Lille, but net with opposition and
Quickly retired. There yaS a similar occurrence at
the COUr Gcs Complies.
~ alarm given on Friday in the vicinity of the
FanA of France was caused by the seizure by the
Iona. National Guards Of two car loads Of breech-
load'rs uIdeT the care of agents of the lsugent
Committee
The Journal dss D.bais to-day objected to the pro-
usma'ion ordering the elections, and advised the
ItoIle 10 abstain from voting.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
PRICE -FOUR CENTS.

cislcn does not affect the liability of the securities 10
make good the Government l0sses nor the proseluCI
Of the offenders Ia the civil cOurts
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
WASHINGTON.

THE sANTO DOMINGO COMMISSIONERS EXPECTED
IN A FEW DAYs-rEIEIR REPORT TO BIZ SENT
TO CONGRESS TMMEDIATELY-HOW TIE DEM
OCRArS PROCURE ELECTIONEERING DOCU
New-York tribune., 1871-03-27

' asa9s cSGi g: GiD.1i D Ri'T fnnon
C,leoon DepOt... saliy.n Co.. John a RSAe5 c ir
tanastota..,,.. ,..1sison Co.'''''NO'es r. chapman
CT,easn...... ......Lev .Michse COyle,
fooa. 'o.sssS fssssSi
seS Absr, MSoTe
Eartinisie Depot. .cOlunbis William Hsyreoi.
SoSh EsIpsI.asi DeisSss Bsruau
p,,1sT Bay.S%9s'1s ais' Ar.T a si
Peruyile Tenpkins Co... Melvin J. Miller.
e. TSssS
Seneca Falls. Seneca Coz. .Joha 3 MsTy
Yates Co...... Cornelius p Beuania
23SSaaG. PSisI, S,,i wsSs, B,sss
ChsGtauqua Co. .AlphonsO r. co'hn'a
Yhe President has approved Of the bill requiring in
all moneys in the registry OF any Court o s apv officer
states In the hands under the cOntTol OF hny
OF such Court which received in any cause I
or adudicated shall, within 80 days after the iaDt
this act be deposited with the Treasurer OF eIrtaS
Treasurer or designated depository OF tlS C"nrt All
states, in the and 70 the credit oi oitd in like
manner provided that nothing herein shall be consuSu @
TO prevent the delivery OF any such under the
Srecyion oS the oUr No money to be s
cept by order OF the Judge or Juusy receive from
E or otbsr any money belonging to the @ Ies1s
OF the Court deposit loan Oh % an fined
deemed o1v of EN- cZLement ana vi, s an one or
~, ~ ,O,nent for term OF not less nsn y, ,Sa
more than ten years, OF Doth' " '"0
Court .s,ora lanes g. Glrard, VIM. G..
Marcy and Chas II. LOCKWOOD, ,9o oonyicted of sean
'iat.9, ni. A., washington, ana cohio.. W va ,,ith
eonrtmartai ~ not settling their accounts, ann "t a
acknowledgements OF public money " .nissaI iro,n the
tlhbthhle the sentence OF ulsnI,cai III.
Navy has c9d In each case but has not contnen tne
Enhance OF dne and imIisohmen ,anahle i of propcr
these are " under military authority, while IA ihe r,s
court. which have ecnenrr r,ndv perfecf In the
the vmaster Richard Washington the eoui. nat
@ touud that he did not approptiI&t. & sn! nu2 " he he
lhs % ,nd n wing recommended MIN to ''mehs, uc
own @ use' "f fiIInis,al f m.rgdi"G 80 S'itpl"h from
,.nt Ju;J AL ~! ia o., 'H. -! e.H "V''1'' A"i' ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Mi Fust Gong.

never kan eralikate holy frum mi
memry the fust gong ! ever herd. | waz
st,n on the frunt stupe ov tavurn in
the city ov Buffalo, pensiveIy smokin.
The sum was goin tn bedh, and the
hevins far and mere were blushing at the
performance The Fri kanal with itz
golden waters waz on itz winding way
tn Abenny, and waz perusin the line
boats floating by, and thinkin of Italy
(&here used tn live). and her gonoler,
and gaIlus wimmin. Mi entire soul waz
as it ware, in SWEET; wanted I'd climb,
i felt CRATE, aktually grew. Thae'r
things 10 this life too big tu be triAed
with; thare. times when man brakes
luce from hisself, when be sees speerits,
vixen he kan almost tuch the moon and
feels as though be kud fill both hands
with the stars ev hevin. apd almost
sware he waz bank president. That's
what allied me. But the korse ov true
love never did run smooth, (this is
Shakespere's opinion too and him of
ten think thru the same quiID, just as
waz a doin mi best-dummer, hummer,
spat, bang, heller, crash, roar, dam, dunn
mer, hummer, whang, rip, rare, rally,
dummer, hummer, dummsr dum-with
one tremenjis jump struck the center
ov the sidewalk, with another i kleered
the guttur, and in another stud in the
middle ov the street. snortin Ike an min
pony at band ov musk; gazed in
wild despare at the tavurn stand; mi
hart sweled up as big as a out dore oven
ana mi teeth were as luce as stryin ov
prairy beads. | thot all the crockeri in
the tavurn stand had fell down; thot
ov fenomenons; thot ov Gabriel and
bis horn; waz on the pint ov thinkin
ov somethin else, when the landlord cu.n
out tn the front stupe ov the tayurn stand
hoIdin by string the bottum ov an old
brass kittel. He kalled me gently with
hiz hand; sloIa and sadla went "a him;
be Gained mi feers; he ced it was
gong; saw the GURUS thing; he eed
supper was reddy; he axed if j wood
have black or green tea. and ced that j
wood. Josh Billings.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
NILSSON AS CURTIS SAW HER

And what vision they beheld! A
young. blooming, fair haired woman.
whose earnest. honest, comely face looked
frankly and with bright good humor at
the audience; who moved rapidly to the
front of the platform, and stood ca I'm
and erect, with one hand resting quietly
over the other before her. Then, when
the prelude was ended, she sang, with a
fullness, richness, a simplicity. power
and expression, which were wholly salts.
factory. The expression was that Of the
purest artist. The soul of the singer
was rapt in the song, and as shs bowed
to the storm of applause. it was with the
same self possessed eordiality rs if she
were delighted that the audience enjoyed
with her and through her the exquisite
music. So fresh, SO buoyant, so com.
posed, so superior, yet SO sympathetic
and magnificent it was impossible not to
feel the most insxpressibls pity for the
elder cavaliers in expansive waistcoats,
who looked at her through large lorg
nets, and then said, "Ah. you should
have heard Malibrani" The Easy Chair
resolved not to betray that kind of sen
ility at least and indeed it found no diff
6culty whatever in being as young rs
on that deeply in heart forever to be cher
ished day long ago 10 Berlin, when the
little door opened at the side of the plat
form, and the diva of to-day appeared.
The impression of that appearance is
Universal. 1t is not in the least that of
the portrait that has been exhibited in
the windows 1t is not a half shv,
dreamy girl, with head inclined; it is
young woman in full and conscious
possession of every power. who, richly
and.exqu:sitely attired moves to the front,
and with truly radiant and dazzling
smile, smile not Of tender appeal, but
of proud, conscious self assertion, con
quers the audience before she begins. -
No woman ever stood upon q stage with
more perfect knowledge of all her pow
ers, nor with n finer instinct Of their use.
Her face lights the moment it strikes the
audience. She magnelizes that audience
with glance. She plays with the crowd
as with n single lover. She speaks to it
with her eyes, with every movement of
her head and hand. She is,frst of all
and n no poor sense, a coquette. The
vUico, the singing, are but pnrts of her
spell.
Yes, Musicus, the Easy Chair does in.
deed. remember Jenny Lind, and what
An artist she was; and Grisi, and superb
she was; and the ether singers, and how
pleasant they were. But it has heard
another who. differing from the best yet
ranks with them "a woman TO whom five
talents have been given, and who has
made them other five.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
I" THE " SAT."

They say-ah well, suppose they dol
But can they prove the story true?
Suspicion may arise from naught
But malice, envy, want of thought
why count yourself among the they"
Who whisper what they dare not say!
They say-but why the tale rehearse,
And help to make the matter worse!
No good can possibly accrue
From telling what may be untrue;
And is il not nobler plan
To speak OF all the best you can!
They say-weIl, IL 1t should be so,
Why need You tell the tale of woe!
Will it the bitter wrongs redress,
Or make one pang of sorrow less?
viii it the erring ones restore,
HencefOrth to go and sin no more!'
They say-oh pause and look withinl
See no thine heart inclines to sin!
Watch. lest in dark temptations hour
Thou. too, shouldst sink beneath its poweri
Pity the frail-weep DER their fall
But speak of good, or not at all
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

A fortune is not made in few years.
w. b. Astor is seventy eigh +; Daniel
Drew. seventy ore; Cornelius Vanderbilt,
seventy six; A. I. Stewart. seventy and
Peter Cooper. seventy nine. These men
have spent their earthly career in the ac-
emulation of money; most of them
have done little good with it fortbsmsslves
or any body else. If money and nothing
more be glory. let US all pray 70 BE roo.-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
CARLOS sIeCRAY

CARLOS McCRAY,
DEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Pure Wines and
IL Liquors, Notions. &C, Brick block ioos oil
Orangs-st. o.
w. III. WEIGH,
GENERAL dealer in Drugs, Medicines, wines.
In LIQUORS. Paints. Leads, Oils, Narnlshes, Glass
Putty. Toilet Articles. Fancy Goods. stationery,
Picture Frames, NOuldings, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,
Broad-st-
pared. o.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

TO look at my legs, lest l might be def
Gent in some article Of raiment. | soon
exchanged, and went into another regi
ment; and years afterwards heard my
own adventure related in crowded room
all the details Of the story being true,
except the name Of the parliamentary
misfortune having been attributed to an
unfortunate fellow who died in India.
l never went to bed on guard after
that night.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

Let the young remember. that to be
successful there must be truthfulness upon
all points, sobriety at oil times, and never
tagging industry. These. with strict
honesty, will insure success without the
probability of failure; for in this widely
extended country of ours no man need
be without the means of obtaining wealth,
il that be bis desire; distinction, if such
be his aim: or, what is far better than all,
happy home.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08

A New York musics! critic g of the
opinion that Chicago people ars unable
10 tel; symphony from sardine.'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
ADVERTISING RATES.

square will Be counted the space 81 oneiRsh.
Bnsinesseard 5 lines or less, $500 GEAR. 5e1
Legals charged at the rates prescribe bv statute.
Special u,tcss I5 cents per linFfor first insertion
an d 10 cents for each suh sequPnt inser ion.
Transie Mt Advertisements mustbe paid for in ad =
vance; all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, WILDE con-
tinusd until ordered out, and charged accordingly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-08
Tin and Hardware.
JOSEPH FIRNER.

PREscorT, WISCONSIN.
NEEPS constantly op hand full stock of tin
n and hardware, cutlery. sc. HIS policy is,-
large stOck-quick sales-small profits.
Cash paid for old copper, brass iron, rags, paper
and rope. 10
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

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asSsrd shs placed The credit q ssOeL nss:s
note. ' NO. 3 shn
shs paid e .l.si =: e s.iS tine
s.s ss fsy .s as s:ssi
:sspsss No ssf sa s.S 9
wh.s there ..isss = favor . Any %.:..ss
:s.
TO the and = the credit Of ono
%sss To- four ":sl. MSsn.ssr nd 8
after being the party enGeo 70 ~ Small PoS
coat Of adveftasan4I
ARTICLE XII
Ths .es Of ma, q @Ssse .:rsa
m.esins 81 the . b convened fsr that
purpose after thirty days notice. and with tho aseens Of
three foushs Of the represented At such essing
and any ali suoh notifications Aitaratons amend
nut nts d.sounons shAn be- recorded and puplishsd
| according 70 law. r. -
At the expiration ,hi. Charter. II ordered
Il. ospis.i stock he sairs Of chs Company sha s.
liqudsted, it, debts pad. and the balance divided
among the on the amount held ~
each or paid up charge and superiutead
ence commissioners appointed by the Beard Of
Director fo8 that purpose.
i ARTICLE XIV.
The and respective Ateress Of the subscrfbssa
this horribly declared TO DO e follow vii:
States internal revenue stamps amountinS q
twenty Ave csnts AIMED heroic duly cancelled q
| the execution hereoE
Aforesaid day onth and year hres sbnve written
IN she presence Of Aesars. Laurence Mccormack and
murphy oo@pstent Witness: fssid.ng IN sn
and me. said Notary. after due reAd!ng OF the whole
Patrick IRWIN, Sohn L. MOORE
Camp, and others. J0lLlm
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ROUUE.

The first division will start at 81 o'clock precisely
and the south aide of Canal to west side
of Rampant street. down side of Rampant to south
side of Esplanade street and down Espanade to Royal
street. procession win be formed and proceed
MP Chartres to the Archepscopal residence, where IL
will be Joined by the Most Rev Archbishop and clergy
and proceed to St. Philip street, from thence 10 Royal
up Royal to north side Of Canal Carondeet to Poy
dras, to st. Charles to Jaa, from thence to Camp,
down Camp and Chartres 20 the Cathedral.
Carriages containing Invited Guests and Distinguish
ed strangers will precede the Archbishop and clergy
from the left TO right Of the line the corner Of
st. Peter and Charities Streets and will occupy 81.
Peter street, between Royal Charities, during the
ceremonies the Platform.
The procession will continue to march out st. Peter
to Levee down Sc, Ann, St. Ann TO Chartres
and down Chartres to the Archepiscopal residence
| where IL will be dismissed.
Division and Parochlal Marshals will see that thsi
respective commands in line before o'clock tn
procession win positively from the corner OF rs
plan ade and Chartres at o'clock precisely.
The Grand Marshal and staf will occupy Esplhnad
| street between Royal and Chartres, where Divts'o
| Commanders will report their readiness to march
JOHN MCCARTNEY,
Grand Marshal
Approved, New Orleans, june sth. 1871
NAPOLEON JOSEPH.
ie11at Archbishop of New Orleans
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

At sPECIAL MEETING OF THE PARTICu.
,sr Council Of tho Society of St Vincent dc Paul. held
On wednesday evening" the 9Th Of june, 1871 the FOL
Loving preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
yyba,ess disastrous inundation has brought deco
stion and misery large portion OF cur population
And whereas, the Particular Council OF the Society
Of St. Vincent do Paul through tho members OF the
Society, endeavoring to reach and relieve the most
de.,tute victims of this great calamity therefore,
Be It Resolved, That those Of our citizens who may
vah to mako Society the almoners OF their bounty
cav Lave their contributions with any Of the under
signed:
A1f,.a Damsrin Mt J. Moore Co.'S, 81 Peters street
r. A Bouyk est St. Mary street.
q Colliopon. 10 ST. Peter street
John McCafrey, 80 Poydras street.
Paul Surei 255 Bay ou Raad.
II wheeiahan. ne Common street. D,..u,..
M MoNanigle. 81 Pet-rs street, Second District
r a. PrendcrRast, st. Ferdinand street
VIM German, St Denis and First streete.
r McC;loin 80 Camp street.
Nj r. Kernaghan. 20 Poy"ras street.
NJ p Seaman, ~ Common street.
r e Meehan at st. There's . Church
w b. Hamilton, 81 Guatomhouse street.
Edw Sweeney 596 Greatmen street
p McPride, corn-r Chartree and Marlgny sSreets'
NJ G,i,in corner Royal and jackson streets.
n e (iirnrdey, Exchange Alley.
Thoa g. Rapier Morning Star once.
Or r. Doureing 80 Columbus street
EAILE DoUMEING, President.
ar HRRNAGHAN Secretary. jell 2t5p
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Platform will erected Chartres street. In 'front.'
Of tho Cathedral wher, addresses will be delivered ID
German by Rev Father Gieeen. in French by hon. r.
E. Theard and in English by Hon. 7. Wharton Cohen'
on behalf laity, after which His Grace will give
the Pontfca Benediction to those present. Tine core
monica will close with the Benediction OF the MOSS
Blessed sacrament
Jackson Square will be occupied exclusively oy
Religious Communities the Orphans Of the CITY, ana
Ladies and Children.
When the right of the procession reaches the Catne
dral the line shall be opened from right to lett 70 per
nit the Archbishop and Clergy. with their invited
and escort reach the Platform In the mean
time a portion First Division will be depoyeo 70
the space Chartres street to the left Oh the
PlatforU. ~,
| uuon the organization Of the ceremonies on the
patform the procession shall take tbel ne OF marcn
and continue to point designated in the order oil
nrocession Tor Dismissal the Military Division remain
inc in pos,tion at Cathedral to accompany the Arcn
bsbou and Clergy the animation of the ceremonies
A Salute will be fred by the Artillery as signal to
.rting of the Procession from Canal street and II
oosso that the of all the Churches in the ci'9
h ring for fifteen minutes alter the firing OF the MI
i gun:
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Octave DeArmas,
Joachim viosca,
Z beverages,
Numa Augustin,
Anthony TAFT,
j s Athens.
John DeeSes,
A Pilot.
4 BermudeE,
l. A Barjac,
q CollIgnon,
A j Dolce,
K NJ 0'bf"en,
James Martin,
j kirkwOod,
J l. Allan,
Paul Blanc,
Leon Jarresu,
b A bienvenu,
Pm Guesnon,
VIM Sur2i,
Henry Ballad,
Nicholas Burke,
joan French.
Chris Conneff,
p Fl. zsinimons,
| J L LivAudals,
John Henderson
Michael Shelley,
| A Mionel.
| A Pfeiher,
| K Dixon,
L Burgholzer,
| Albert Lsiaye,
| j eff Seuzepeau,
! frank Lcefe,
Geo, ge Harsch,
| L0renz L.sitz,.
Stephen kiseler,
r g hinslage,
r Gaertper,
| B kieman,
J j Suori,
John Ford,
John Power,
w m Ice,
Thos Quinlan.
/ VIM W Aish,
Capt Gillian,
james O'HanloI
II Lorio,
j Henley.
A Crespin,
NJ Lowe,
p 3 Wilt,
Victor Chaery,
PJ Pavy,
| Alfred Witt,
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