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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-16
Attention !

DERSoNs DESIRING TO BUY LOTS. ARE
Il hereby informed that the town Of Ruby HIN
is now called Medina and IL located in the
center of all the schell Greek mines and that
Rubyville IL Q different location from this.
MARCO MEDIN.
jan1.nedlm Ohm WAGNER,
, 1872-02-05

KINDLY SA1D.-The new Olympia pa
per, the Couisr, has kindly apprecia
tive notice of Seattle, and but echoes the
sentiment of our people when it says
that we are not Terminus hunters, and
mean to build upa city that will demand
railroad connection with the Northern
Pacific. It is noteworthy too, this no
tice, as healthy change in abandoning
that provincial jealousy, which has char
acterized the several localities on the
Sound. We hereby tender the new Ed
itor the freedom of the City withou,
money and without price. Victoria shal
not outdo us.
, 1872-02-05

We are in receipt almost every mail of
advertisements of Sewing Machines,
Shet Guns and Patent Medicines, with
request to insert at reduced price
and take our pay in kind. We are COM
PEELED to decline all such advertisements
as we do not need either Sewing Ma
chimes or Medicines, and have no inten-
ton of engaging in the Lottery business,
for the purpose of extending our oircu-
latlon. The San Francisco Agent of ''the
Florence" and the Publisher of 'sYick's
Floral Guide will please take notice
that our terms are cash, and no reduc-
ton in price. If the machine is good it
will pay to advertise it.
, 1872-02-05

PILE DRIVER SUNK. Tuesday night
the pile driver Avalanche. belonging to
Atkins & Shoudey sank while lying be-
tween the wharves of Burnett and Hor-
ION. This accident was caused by the
receedlng tide leaving the boat upon a
loose rock and the weight of the ma
ehinery forced this through the bottom
When the tide returned the boat filed.
1t has since been repaired and is again
at work on the extension of Philips &
Horizons wharf.
, 1872-02-05
Marine Intelligence.

SEATTLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
Str. NORTH PACIFIC, Capt. Starr arrives from
Olympia and Steilacoom on MONDAYS and Thurs
days, 6 A. NJ; touching at Tacoma on MONDAYS;
and from Victoria, Ports Townsend, Ludlow,
Gamble and Madison on Tuesdays and Fridays.
SIM.
Str. J. B. LIBBY, Capt. George F. Fry leaves
Seattle on Mondays, A. NJ for Bellingham BAY,
via. Mukelteo. Tulalip, Coupeville, Coveland,
Utsalady. La Conner and Fidalgo Island re-
turning, arrives on Wednesdays, Bpm.
Str. RUBY, Capt. Belmont, daily to Port Mad
ison and return.
Str. BLACK DIAMOND, Capt. Hill, at irregular
periods to Duwamish, Black and White Rivers.
Str. MARY WOODRUFF, Captain for
charter to any part of the Sound
Str. SUCCESS, Capt. Bell, daily ferry between
Seattle and Port Blakely, carrying mails, freight
and passengers.
Str. ZEHHYR, Capt. Wright leaves Seattle
Mondays and Thursdays, at A. NJ, for Snoho-
mish River and intermediate ports; returning
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Str. COMET, Capt. Randolph: regular trips to
Duwamish and White Rivers.
PoRT GAMBLE.-The Ship E. Kimball
left, Jan. 80, in tow of the Goliah, for
San Francisco. The vessels now due at
the Mills are the French Bark Triton,
from San Francisco. Ships Heroina and
James Rowan from Callao, Bark Cam
den from Honolulu, and the Bark Pow
haitian from Hilo.
PoRr MADISON Sailed, Jan %,
bark Chris Mitchell; arrived brig Per-
petua. Sailed Jan 81, bark Northwest.
Sailed, Feb. 1, bark Oakland and brig
Lucas.
PoRT TLUDLow.--Sailed, Jan. 20, Ship
Lookout for San Francisco.
, 1872-02-05

making more haste than heretofore with
this view.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 80 Postal Agent
Barstow telegraphs from Ogden that
the blockade on the Union Pacific Rail-
road is worse than ever. The passen-
ger train which left Omaha twelve days
since is still 480 miles from Ogden, and
here is no prospect of a change for the
better.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 30-As the passen-
ger train on the Louisville Railroad was
passing Ogle station, fifty miles from
this city, most terrible accident occur
red. The depot platform contained a
number of passengers waiting for the
train, when the cars swept across the
platform, moving down a number of
persons who were upon it. The express
car was totally wrecked and caught fire,
but was speedily extinguished. Quite
a number were wounded, two of whom
are not likely TO recover.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30-The Grand Duke
Alexis arrived this afternoon, and was
received at the depot by committee of
citizens and escorted to the Gait House.
The streets were lined with spectators,
and the windows were crowded with
ladies. Tonight the Gait House is
ablaze with lights and crowded with
guests. The ladies were dressed in gor-
geous style. The doors were thrown
open at $50. Alexis and suite appear
ed in the presence of the committee of
citizens and Legislature, and was for
mally welcomed by Gen. Preston on be-
half of the city, and by Speaker Nc
Greery on the part of the State. The
Duke danced with Mrs. Gen. Preston.
The band, compose of forty pieces,
was superbly arranged.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 27-Gov. Woods to-
day returned to the Legislature the act
for holding Convention to prepare a
Constitution for the admission of Utah,
without his approval. The message
created much excitement and the men,
bers expressed themselves with bitter
ness. Taylor. of the Apostles, exclaim-
ed, care we nonentities Are we serfs
Have we rendered ourselves criminal by
putting power into the hands of the peo-
pie to ask for admission into the Union ?
The polygamy clause of this message he
said he considered an open insult to US.
1t is worn threadbare and has become a
stink in the nostrils of all respectable
people. What laws have we violated,
and if we have violated any why are we
not punished for them Even murder
ers have been brought out to testify
against us. If polygamy is contrary to
the laws Of the United States why don't
the Federal Judge prosecute us under
the laws of the United States ? Is this
House to be insulted by such charges as
are contained in this document from
the Governor =? say no 1 throw it
back into his face. Tell him it is false
hood " Voices-hear, hear
Jos. w. Young did not care snap for
the Governor or his veto.
, 1872-02-05
vii pay to advertise it.

PoRr GAMBLB.-Tde District School
at this place opened this morning under
the charge of Miss Terrence, late of Sc
attic, assisted by Miss Willard of Olym-
pia. These ladies stand high as teach
ers and we look for great things from
them. There were some thirty appli-
cants for the School, which contrasts
very favorably with two years ago. when
in answer to the advertisement of the
Dirertors, only two candidates appear
ed and one of them from Vancouver
Jan. 80, 1872.
, 1872-02-05

Mr.. Gradgrind, speaking of facts re-
marked, that the most striking Fact in
all his large experience was, that al
though he had known hundreds of per-
sons try DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs for liver and kidne,
complaints, scrofula, rheumatism,
worms, fever, skin eruptions, headaches
and all disorders arising from bad blood,
that remarkable vegetable preparation
had never failed to affect speedy cure
in any instance. Many thousands of
persons also testify that the excellent
Mr.. Gradgrind was right as usual.
, 1872-02-05
Divorce Notice.

Territory of Washington,l :.
County of King,
In the District Court of Sd Judicial District
of Washington Territory. holding terms at Seat
tie, for King, Kitsap and Snohomish counties.
To Sarah Parker:
You are hereby notified that Robert Parker
has filed complaint against you in the abova
entitled Court, which will come on to be heard
at the first term of the Court which shall COM
mence more than six weeks after the 18th day OF
December, 1871, and unless you appear then and
answer, the same VIII be taken confessed and
the prayer thereof granted. The object and
prayer of said complaint is to secure Decree &C
Divorce from you OF the ground Of abandon
ment for over one year, and for other relief IA
therin prayed for.
Complaint filed the 10th day Of December, A,
D, 1871. McNAUGHT & LEARY
GINS Plaintiff 6 Attorneys.
, 1872-02-05

CRIMINAL DocKET.-The offences
against peace tried this term of Court
are one case of murder, one of highway
robbery, one of mayhem and one for the
violation Of the Revenue Law.
, 1872-02-05

LUCKY PRINTER. We understand Har-
ry Sutton got off his elephant printing
establishment at cost. The necessities
of the purchasers were urgent. and the
public treasury is irexhaustible. No
man of sense would undertake the thing
as a private venture. Its existence
hangs upon the uncertain tenure of fed
eral offices.
, 1872-02-05

The new building of Stone & Burnett
at the corner of Commercial and Wash
lngton streets, is to be occupied by
Messrs. Booth & Co. as meat market
Overhead will be Photograph Gallery
and rooms for offices.
The other building on Commercial
street will be occupied by S. P. Andrews
for Stoves and Tin-waIe.
, 1872-02-05

SEATTLE MILLs.-E. F. Lange has
sent US sack of flour manufactured at
the Seattle Mills. 1t cannot be excell-
ed in quality anywhere.
, 1872-02-05

SUPPOSED WREcK.--It is reported that
the steamer Mary Woodruff has gone
down the Sound on a wrecking expedi-
ton. Some vessel is rumored in dis
tress. We have not learned her name.
, 1872-02-05

SUGGEsrrvE.-The new paper at Olym-
pia with the imported editor gives
chapter on ''cats''. Wonder if the sub
Ject was suggested by rats.
, 1872-02-05

STILL ONwARD.-Amongt the numer-
GUS improvements in Seattle will be the
fire-proof brick store of ScHwADAcHEH,
Bros. & Co., soon to be erected on Com
mercial street, adjoining Yesler's Cor
ner. The building will be a handsome
structure, three stories high, with iron
front, and constructed with all the artist
ic taste of a first-class city structure.
The lower floor will be single room,
3Ox10O feet, opening in the rear upon a
wharf and connecting with warehouse.
The second and third stories will be
devoted to storage purposes.
The extensive business of this firm
demands this improvement and is safe
index of the permanent commercial pros
perity of Seattle.
, 1872-02-05

leTTllOTy NS oCO. Dnh 5ChAesA AAAo De@AA'
Brown. Territority vs.. John R. Smith
Territory vs. Fred. Osbetians.
CIVIL CAUSES.
P. White VS.. G. II. Preston. Leary
and Wheeler VS.. J. C. McGillis. James
F. Keller VS.. Pope and Talbot. W. T..
Wickware VS.. Harvey and May. Water
man and Katz VS.. Preston and Mills
W. N. Bell VS.. Isabella Bell. G. A.
Meiggs VS.. Philip Keach. Robt. Mel :
cd VS.. Garvin Wood and Meiggs. John
G. Meagher VS.. B. Crossen. J. c. Horr :
beck VS.. James Smith. F. NJ Guy VS..
Geo. Nickels, ct al. D. A. Scott and
wife VS.. J. Woodward. NJ. Anderson
VS.. Joseph Witherell. Stone and Bur-
nett vs. John Cosgrove. F. A. Dyer VS.
D. T. Denny. John Collins VS.. W. S.
jameson. C. F. LeBallister VS. A. N.
Merrick and J. A. Woodward. George
Nickols VS. F. NJ. Guy. United States
vs.. D. S. Smith. J. r. Williamson ct
al. VS.. L. V. Wyckoff, VIM. Renton ct
al. John Collins ct al. vs. Geo. Carpen-
ter. NJ r. Maddocks VS.. Gardner Kel-
logg and Sarah A. Kellogg. Robt. Par
ker VS.. Sarah A. Parker. Edmund Carr
ct al. VS.. King County. Stone and Bur-
nett vs. ]. S. Benson. VIM. Romines
VS.. Mary A. Romines. Frances A Fer
guson VS.. Jas. F. Ferguson. EB. Pond
ct al. VS.. William Meydeubauer ct al.
, 1872-02-05

W The .. S. District Court, Chief
Justice Jacobs presiding, commences
the February term this morning. There
Is tclerable docket in size but no cases
of Importance.
, 1872-02-05

Snow AT DALLEs.-Fourteen inches
is said to be the depth of the snow in
the vicinity of the Dalless.
, 1872-02-05
DISTRICT COURT.
CRIMINAL CAUSES.

February Term. 1872.
, 1872-02-05

Territory VS. Geo. Bargeman and Dan
Brown. Territority VS.. John B. Smith
Territory vs.. Fred. Osbetians.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31
CHEDHC Plays THE ROLE Oh
1.-THE POOR MANS FRIEND"

Various and several are the humbugg
Ing lodges resorted to by George Chedit
t. have himself retained in the Office o.
Assessor Of Ormsby county. The last
one of these casl-trap trieks-last and
first and ever-reoeated, for that matter
is to play the part of "the poor mans
friend" II he has set himself up rs the
model poor man and himself also as that
particular poor mans friend, we can un-
derstand Why it is that in assessing his
own household furniture he valued it ut
$3.50, 20 aud no more A swipsey election
hoodlum who never paid . quarter of a
dollars tax on anything. came to US yes
serday. pretending to be much concerned
IS to whether Winnie wouldn't over
.ssess the poor man" if elected.
Chedic and Bob Clarke had doubtless
put the poor hummer up to the
retailing Of the stale and dishonest insin-
uation that Winnie was in sympathy
with the rich, while Chedic was the cham
pion Of the poor man. This nonsens.
hadn't better 60 too far; if it is, We will
see If We can't find something to tell tina,
wouldn't sound pleasantly.
Jake Winnie is = sqnare-dealing hon.
est man-making no pretense to that i'm
possible profundity Of owlish political
sistlOm which is Chelic's only stock and
tore; and he. Jake. will act fairly be-
ween man and man, making no dis
motions, favoring none, but treating ali
Like man above compatibility and
.bove the little arts and pretenses Of the
mall beer politician against whom he is
unning. To treat the matter az it de-
serves. it is right that we should stigma
Use as a lie, a very contemplate and
useless lie. for anybody to say that Win
lie is less the friend Of the poor man, OF
nore the willing servitor OF the rich than |
;hedic. It looks rs if Chedic were, like !
.ben Rhoades, concerned about q re-elec- |
.on in order that he might have leisu
. write up his books! Indeed it is hish
me that this renegade "Reformer
sere retired to private life. We need a
:ew deal in the Office of Assessor.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

" Astounding frauds In Pennaylvania'' has
been the LbeE.l cry since the OctObsr election.
for our Dispatches yesterday tell NJ that in York
oSonSy, which il always ood for . Democrats
majority Of sevefal Thousands, tho DemDcfatic
of6cials. 10 prevent the committee (Which bad
b en- appointed thvVuGh the exerliu0s Of meddle-
some R-public.ns) getting ut the facts which
would send them to AOyamt nsing or Allegheny
City for . number Of ysars, stole all the vOuch-
tn. Tnasurers accounts, Auditors IMPORT. etc.
tOstAte all the facts In connection with this. the
latest I" astounding fraud in Pennsylvania" and
not hide the fact that the officials were Demo-
crats. the Possum pFess does in speaking Of
them as '' Adminixsrs&i0a corruptiOnists."
So says an Eastern exchange. Being
constantly reminded that the so-called
RefOrmers are in league with Boss
Tweed & Co., the unparalleled thsves OF
the Tammany Ring. we cannot wonder
that they are assiduous ut hiding the
tracks and secreting the " swag" of theis
confedera.cs and pals. The Tribune
claimed that the verdict in Pennsylvania
on the 8th instant would practically de-
eide the Presidential issue. Now that
the verdict has been given. and the COM
bined hosts of Possum Democracy ana
Sorehead Republicans have been ever
.astingly squelched in the Keystone
State, Whitelaw Reid, Sam. Bowles AM
he rest of the Bohemians. who are at
'empting to bully the politics Of the |
and make them subservient t.
he whims and caprices of the self-styled |
press, are bellyaching ant.
whining about frauds when, Gou
Knows. the ingenuity of Black Repub-
lean man has never yet been able t.
ievise any sort of stand-of for the
,atent back action, ever ready. sidins
iunter swindles that are always prsc-
iced in all elections, primaries, conven-
IONS. legislatures. Picnics. weddings
burials. births. deaths. corn
huckinSs and pool-sellings of the Dem
cratic party. Talk about frauds upoi
democrats by Republicans! This Pos
um press will have it. by and by. tina.
bel killed Cain; that Jonah swallowe.
he whale; that Parliament concocted til.
'owder plot to blow up Guy Fawkes,
nat Artemus Ward. and not Christophe.
discovered America; that Fisi
illed Stokes: that Laura Fair was muir
erred by Crittenden, and that Bradley.
s,nbs and calves are devouring all tn,
solves and coyotes in Eastern Nevad.
md they will get away with these as
e; lions. and prove them. about the tim
hat old Mush and Milk il elected Presi
ent!
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

|. Tweed. Connolly 4 Co. had = bill
against the corporation Of New York cit,
.or $4,000 for thermomete for tn
City Hall! And this was one Of tn.
snallsst items of their magnificent An.
pnderous stealings. These thermom.
tsrs now indicate the heat of the canvas.
in the Empire city; and they show tia
the temperature of the honest Germa.
mind Of the metropolis is a. q. 600 Grant
votes out Of total Of 80, 600 of that ma
ionality. They show that Carl Schur.
is understood and his dsmasogusries re
iected by his honest far-seeing country
men, Big as that thsrmonesar bill is,
t will prove good investment after al.
# it shall only prove faithful Indicate
to the honest masses of N,w YIrk of tn
full monstrosity of the thieves and plum
derers who have joined hands with tn
Greeley Republicans with intent to hoL
The National Treasury subject to thei
jobs and whiiswsshing con
Tracts. Those Instruments. If they M.
worth as much as one tenth of what wa
paid for them, if they are honest, faith
nj, trustworthy thermometers. viii show
1t shutdown Of next Tuesday that Horac.
Greeley is at least forty degrees belo.
Eero-and tn at he can never b thawe.
nut! ''-"
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31
Our Srocx QuorA11oxs.-We r.

.OuI SIock QUorAnoxs.-Ws resum
cur Stock Reports this morning. "
were 20 shoEt-handed day before yeste,
day a. to feel obliged to leave them out
II we get too deeply freighted with jo.
work (and election printing must hav,
p1sGerenee of everything else), we MA
have b drop chem fesa day or two agai.
befors next Tneaday But We win do tn
best We can. -sss1sa -N ~
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

AHxAp or TIME.-We have not Iande
in the middle of mi vesk yet: but "
did beat Time all to pieces yesterday. o
our ForemaA did; for L. nAsds it TlmEs
dSy@ieeorains to H. ARssaz dats-lines
We hass given. our chroao lDC An over
hauling. hsvsssr. ~ pstssnsth s6take
and Big Ola Tines pasdeao tx pessin.;
III al thSfSSA & aTIos
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

At Cincinnati The SoreAeads adopted .
platform Which indosses The amend.
asafs devised and snsrslsed upon the
seBanis ~ - sAs Republican party in
ConsEse MS Cincinnsi platform was
sdapeed xad ratidad b The Democratic
coavsotidh q baltimore. This action
upon tAspazs II the Passive Democracy
vas lad in aeQuiesosnee in the New De-
Paasare.. Avi6d = . aiE.1egcal more By
II h&s 4r. vallandieA.m. and - in
fsEfhsRaaos of. lie Missouri Possun
novs.snt We Of ~ Republican party
havs 2s.go slai.sd That this x;ck-be
ssPsssssof he Democratic party was
tnainoaiS nd assumed for . purpose.
Thy Aass- Aads lsad professions Of ear
1asea@ and sworn themselves black in
ths fssses7ily % sst ersdencs for their
Prssss~ II % happens that the
0agsa LsBsfilastaare. which is now in s.s-
mon. i H. Ank flaos vhers it has besn
posGh's 70 tsst the sincerity of these pro-
Ssssiosa A ~ related BY Governor
Weeds i. his spssch of Tuesday night, a
former 010oela&ie Lesislature in Oregon
rejected - .Fs(sssulh Constitutions
Amsadnspk Tia Legislature now il
ssisnAAsias . majority of Republican
Demben. OAe Of the earliest acts at
sFssd a4tsr tho organisation of that
bsdy ~6sks szPansins Of that unfavor-
ahls se4ioaS b the Democracy. and the
suhstitatisaain its stead of resolution !
rsGifyilerlAe said amsodmsot. When
this raSuaueaoA of ratiicstion came up.
did he prsfsssedly converted. contrite
md rsesnstzocsed Democracy display e
diRoaiaAa sonaks good their professions
= snunciafsd in tho Cincinnati- Baltimore
Platform "Ths Tale Of two Cities -?
No. 1sssy nan Of chem. both in SEN
IL and Asae1AhtH. eaat his vote against
he afoEssAiA sessea16on- mother's
non Of ,@gfAsl tAese are rspsesentar
i've men Of the party. Who want by-sones
o b by1eess Mo ~ e.A thensslves
Liberal Reppblieans: Who swear By the
3fsat White Hat Of Horace Grssley; who
~ crow and swear they like it: but who
sally Disguise and hide their principles
nd preierences - carefully As their sym
,ashizins h5iezSSds he Ku-Kiu1 Of the
)outA disguise their persons and hide
Aeir gAiily heSs- Ara the Oregon De- 7,
Docracy always have been. md azs now,, II
specinsa hnk sfiths Dsnocr.cy of
- county. II the language Of Old
AppIs 0enes. tAsy aEe kau and horse-
lis.se Ad5.eAs ssSs va 'v'S I'D III
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the undersigned registry agent will RECEIVE
objections e. the right to vote on the part Of any
person registered on the foregoing list of voters
until O'Clock P. NJ, on the fourth day previous
to the 5th day Of November. A. d. 1872. AL per-
sons. whose names may be enormously entered
in the above list. are requested to appear At my
ONCE and have such error corrected.
All objections to the right to vote shall be
made only by = qualified elector in writing. set
ting forth the ground Of objection or disqnalif-
cation, and sworn to. or affirmed to. to the best
Of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of October,
a. D. 1872 JAMES NORRIS
Registry agent for Empire and brunswick Mill
Precincts, Ornsby county, Nevada.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

Dec Waters "Ths Heavy Tax Payer
hasnst been r0und yet % ansvver ear
questions. Guess he didn't like ''ths
Wayvvara SisGersss 10 b Sinched3
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

TAere 10 NO ned CLICKING est fer 1o-
9as Tickets this year, II HcHobA-
fellows arc sos pslre to xst theea eut!!
they aFe - the WefoEna, yO0 Know!
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

lean Lyman Ought to Clean Out
Smart Alec Freeman THE Des D
Thinker Dryer than . Shot Gum
Let's Make hin do it,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

TIE GooDwIN-KENDALL DEBA1E.-Of
curse. Everybody and his wife will b,
resent at the political debate tonight
etween Goodwin and Kendall. We
lont know the ara lgement-as to who
'1il open and who will close; but we do
now that Kendall will come on the stage
18th an artesian vel in one hand and
Nv Greeley turnip in the other, and that
GOODWIN will waltz in and make him fall
lto the one and masticate the other
Anyhow, We think SO.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

No1IcE.-Hereafter the Express Once Of Wells,
argo Co. will close 1t 6h O'Clock, ?. II. Let
rs deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
> will be Forwarded by the night train.
s5o-aW b. F. RICE, Agent.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-31

; ls7e.
piro Precimet.
johnson James
Kinney William
! krill David
kohl stephen ~ .
kiely Patrick
kinder sampson
Lyman d b
Lebo JP
LebO Henry
Lockwood Al
Laws Jabez
Lang W II
Loru z q
Lxnge Henry
May Eugene
Maley Pat
Mcdonald VIM
Murphy John
Mcleod william
Moses Marks
Martin VIM o.
Murphy John mo y
NcC.fffey james
Morris James
Mcmahon Martin
McMahon R.uel
Oil George
Potter Thomas
Peterson p 8
Packard Peter
Peters Patrick
Perkins William
Perry Daniel u
Perry George )
Richey John
Robertson Alex L
Randall George r
L Ripe John
Rosenberg Abner
RebOli DOInenics
Richey Abe
Rees Charles II
Rensburgh Ia
Shzllaberger Jacob
Sxben ABB
Stahl Henry n
Stivers John
Smith H II
Sculling HE
Spinner John "
Swartz George
Stadtn,uller + D
Thompson Vim II
Temple W BA
Walworth James
Wolfenberser George
Wslterschild Joseph
Wolsersb-rge Charles
welter Adam
Weeks Charlie
Weston Henry
Wagner Louis
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Williamson Thos J
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WipperniAn William
Wagner Phillip
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Zein,etz Thomas
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