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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
NOTICE TO MINcRy.
o. 9. LAND OFFICE,
HELESA, III. r.. Dec. 9th, ls73.

o. 8. LAND OFFICE,
HELESA, III. r., Dec 9th 1873
HEORGE W. nARDWlCK, whose post Office
NJ address is Bozeman, Gallatin ceun y, NJ, n.
has this day nIed his application to enter as agri.
cultural land. under the pre-emption laws the
southeast quarter of the southeast qsrter OF section
- and the north half Of northeast quarter Of section
of section b. in tow nsip No J. soSth Of ra, ec No
e"st, which land is suspended from entry. No
lice Is hereby given that hearing will be had II,
thus ONCE on the 18th day OF January, A. ~ 1874
ut 10 o'clock q m. to determine as to mineral OF
nvn-mineral character of said land, anil teliimon,
II. N Mcguire, Probate Judge, at his Office ~ Buze
man, n: ~. on the 10th day OF January, A. u.
1874, At 10 O'Clock q. m. -
1t Is alleged Their, are no known miners. nor
mining improvements or claims upon said land
= w 4. CHILD Register.
II. ~. MAGCIR1j TOT applicant. Uecl9-5
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

= EXODUS FROI EUROPE.-TOur hun
drcd and sixty thousand immigrants
arrived in the United States daring
tho fiscal year ending June last. OF
These 1900 were from Ireland, To-
goo from England, and 5000 from
Germany. There is gain this year
over the previous one Of G0,OO0. That
is more than three times as many
Chinese rs have come altogether to
the country since its discovery.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

A Troy editor took his wife to New
Friday. The conductor, when he came
along recognized our Troy brother as
entitled to a free passage, but, not
knowing the lady, whispered to him,
SIS this lady . friend Of yours n ssNo,
no." said the Troy editor, IL haste !;
"she is my wife,"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

The Cincinnati Inquirer informs us
there has been a sad mishap in the
household Of GOvernor-elect Allen. A
negro coachman in his employ eloped
with one OF the white maid servants
at Fruit Hill tn other day. It is bad
to have miscegenatiOn break out in
such quarters, but accidents will hap
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

A vAGABoND Jew applied for aims
to well known Rabbi, threatening to
turn Christian If the doctor didn't help
him. every WELL" said the doctor,
Ego and turn good Christian and /
shall be satisfied, for you have GER
tainly made very bad jew"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

In Troy, ON Wednesday last, bunch
of shingles fell from . wagon on the
ferry-boat, and struck fairly on the
head Of colored woman, who ex-
claimed: "Y'0ughter b. shame to muss
. cullud 'Oman's har dat way. Wish
d. shingles fsll cvabeadr
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
NOTICE TO MINERS.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. ]
HELENA 7. December 8, 1878. /

HrrssAslk T.. December s, 1873
e. dress is Bozeman Gallstin county, NsgI.. M.
this day fled his application to as nicuitur-
~ land, under the Presumption laws, the south
and the southeast quarter OF southeast Quarter OF
section 81 township l, north Of range east, and
the north hllf Of northwest quarter of sect on
in township No. !; south Of range No s east,
which land is s,ispende from entry Notice Is
hereby given that hes,inx will be had at this Of
fee on the 18th day Of JaPuary, A. d. 1874, 1T IL
O'Clock =. M to detssmine as to the mineral or
non mineral character Of said land. and testimony
N. Mcguire, Probate Judge, at his ONCE ct Boze-
man, on the 9th day Of January, a. u. 1874, at IL
.. m.
1t Is alleged there are no known miner nor min.
Ing Improvements or claims upon said IanIS
w. &. CHILD Register
u. N. Mcguire, Att'y for A plicant. decl2-5w
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

THos. s. BocoCK, of Virginia, and
John H. Reagan, of Texas, whose po-
litical disabilities were removed by
Congress last week, will be candidates
in their respective States for the uni
ted States Senate.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

U. 8. LAND OFFlCr, J
HELENA, n. T., December s, 1873.

HELENA, n. T., December 8, 1873
"ILLiAM CDcER. whose post Office addres.
wv il B0zrmxn. Gallatin County, NJ. r.. has this
day fled his application to enter us agricnltur
land under the freemption laws, the north.asi
quarter oil section Is in township No. :, south ri
range No: east; which lsn,i is suspended iron,
entry: Notice Y hereby Siten that u hearth.
VIII Dc had It this office on the 18th day of Jan.
A.D 1914. ut 10 O'Clock q. m, to determine ar
10 the mineral or non mineral character Of sai.i
land and testimony to be used upon said hearin.
Wall De taken before N. Mcguire, Probate Judge
~ hss olaloe IN Dosemam, -0s3l.sin costnfv. II =
commencing ct 10 O'Clock =. nj. on the Gin day OF
JanuaYyj A. b.; 1874.
It Is alleged there are no known miners, nor min.
In improvements or claims upon said land
w. T.. CHILD. Register,
II. n. MAoCIeE. Atty for Applicant deci2 sw
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
NOTICE TO .s,INERs.
D.. s. LAND OFFICE, ]
H8LENA, b.. l., December ~. iE73

HsLENA, D.. L, December y, 1873
Boseman City. Gsllat.n County, II. 7 has ,h,,
"a ned MS application to enter rs agricultural
quarter Of Section SIX in Township No. 5 South.
Range ~. East, which land is -uspen led from
entry Notice Is hereby given that hearing viii
y: 1874, At O'Clock .. m, to determine MS 70 II
nnnerafor n0nstmnsrsl character OF said land and
sestnn0ny 10 be used upon said hearing will H. L.,
ken before II. n. Eagu're. Probate Judge. At S,s
once an bosenlan City, Gsllatin County, II. T.. on
tne lin day Of February, A. D. 1874, vt 10 O'Clock
eneged there are no known miners nor
m1nloG improvements upon said land.
~ tS!gnedl w. G.. CHILD Rerister
n. n AA0UlnE for applicant eA'
Jan2-Sw
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

"WHAT'S tic matter there, Alice?
Don't Your shoes fit!' "No, papa.
they don't fit me at all" replied the
little one. "Why, they don't even
squeak when / 60 out for a walk
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

WHEAT in the fifteenth century was
twenty cents a, bushel. Laborers'
wages were eley IN cents a day. A Ia
borer row smokes that up before din.
Ncr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
AVANTCOURIER.

AVANT COURIER.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
In our desire to get before our read
Ars the most of the Governors Mes
sage last week, we omitted the follow
ing portion, which we consider it due
to Gov. Potts to publish. His action
in respect to the repeal Of extra com
pensation was highly praiseworthy,
and rs It win be seen, saves thou.
sands Of dollars to the Treasury o.
Montana:
In the first communication had the
honor to address to . Legislative As.
sembly of the Territory, / recommend.
ed the repeal of the law granting ex.
ira compensation to officers of the
United States and members and off,
GERS of the Legislative Assembly from
the Territorial Treasury. This recon.
mendatiOn was disregarded except as
to judge of the SulIr,ae Court, and
tho sum Of S32,6l4 50 was drawn
from the Territorial Treasury and paid
as legislative expenses, in addition to
the am0ant paid for the same purposes
by the United States. At the close of
that session the records disclosed the
startling fact that the sum of S2O1 900
had been paid by the Territory under
the law granting extra compensation
since the assembling Of the first Lpg-
islative Assembly in 1865. The rapid
increase of the Territorial debt by the
law making power left bat one course,
in my Judgment, to be pursued to re-
1ieve the burden Of taxation and avoid
bankruptcy; and that was to ask the
interp0sitioa of Congress to annul the
extra compensation laws Of tie Terri
tory.
In the discharge Of what l regarded
rs my duty prepared statement of
the public debt of the Territory and
the amount expended under the extra
compensation laws since the organiza-
ton of the Territory, and presented
the same to Congress through the
Honorable Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Appropriations of the House of
Representatives; and asked the re-
straining power Of Congress toprevent
the further increase of the Territorial
debt. This action resulted iii the pas
sage of the following statute, to-wit:
SEtTr,N4. Provided: That no
law Of am Territorial Legislature shall he
made" enforced, by which any officer of
Territory he rin provided for. or the officers
~ members OF any Territorial Legislature.
shall be paid any compensation other than |
that provided Dy the laws of the United |
5States.-lU S. Statutes at Large. TeI. ~ |
page 416.
Under the operation of this law the
amount Of warrants drawn on the
Territorial Treasury for current ex-
penses, for the fiscal year ending De-
cember LIST, 1873, was s4l,35O Fl less
than that of the preceding fiscal year, !;
although q session of the Legislative
Assembly was held each year; and
Territorial warrants advanced from
eighty to ninety cents since the adj
jo'unment Of the last regular session
Ct the Legislature. l trust this result
will demonstrate to the people the
wisdom Of the law of Congress pro-
hibiting extra compensation from the
Territorial Treasury.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
We LIE AAoNVM SNT poa-
TRAIT" or
Cen. RODG[tE.L Ice

Engraved on Steel BY A. B. Walter,
Under the direction Of the American Art Union.
| and adopted and sold by the Lye Memorial
Association incorporated under the laws of vir-
ginia, for the purpose Of erecting Monument to
the memory of Gen. robert E. Lee.
VIC, Of the Executive Committee OF the Lee Memo
r,a' A'soeiatiGn haye CONSTITUTED and appointed
e.
Steel Engraved Portrait of eneral X 4. Lee to
raise money In ftherance Of the object Of this AS
mint to HI, memory at the Washington and Lee
Univt rsfty. Lexington. Virginia
Witness 11tsGSs
CHAs. A. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
The grand Monument to the memory Of General
Il. +. Lee is now rapidly being constructed under
the direction and skill OF Prof Valentine, and in
order to raise funds in furtheranec Of this great OBJ
ject, the Lee Memorial Association place before the
people this life steel engraved portrait Of Gen
T. f. Lee which hds been produced at great e1-
likeness Who Il seeea al
tempts to worthily portray had failed 1t has been
the aim Of tn >rtist to master the more minute de-
tail Of feature and expression, and embOdy fully
the character of the subject The success in this
particular is probably without parallel in the his
ture is it that one might almo-t expect to see the
shadow Of thought pass over his grave majestic
face.
1t is pronounced by the family and frier DIS Of
Gen. Lee the most perfect likeness of the great
General ever taken and work Of art the finest
Of its kind Of the present century.
The many admirers Of the departed chieftian in
Galatin County and the TerritOrory have the
only chance ever before pres. nted of possessing
correct life like portrait of Gen Lee through the
local agent. They will at the same time assist in
perpctnating the memory Of the greatest OF Ameri-
can generals. The names and post Office address Of
subscribers are recorded in u handsomely bound
book, and forwarded to Lexington. Va, for future
rs1ers9cf Rna fss r.. to louxt
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
w. W. BOSTWICK & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
III ard l7S West Fourth St., CINCINNATI, o.
JOSEPH WRIGHT, Local Agent.
Courier OfEoe, BOHEMIAN, NJ. r.
H~ A specimen Of this fine work Of art
may be seen at this ofise. Subscriptions So
licited.
Terms. SIS 90 per Copy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

SUMMONS.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT Of ths Fret Judicial
i District Of the Territory Of Montana, in and for
the County Of 0ellatin
". c. Lobenstine plaintiff, l
Charles Ufermann defendant,
Tbs people Of the Territory Of Montana send greet
ing, to Chas. .Ufermann defendant
Ton are hereby rec"ired to appear in an action
brought against vor b. the above named plalntifi
in the District Go the First Judicial District
Of the Territory ~ ltana, in and for the county
OF 1alfatin, and answer the complaint h;t d
therein within tea days exclusive Of the day +
servicc) after the service you Of this summons
If served within this county. If served Ont of this
county. bW in this District, within twenty days;
otherwise within fort! days-Or Judgment by de-
fsult will be taken against you according to tie
PRAYER Of said complaint
The 81 d action IL brought to Ibtain decree for
the foreclosure Of certain mortgage bearing date
Of August 18th, 1878, executed BY defendant H..
plaintiff to secure the payment OF certain proms-
sorry note OF even date, executed by defendant to
plaintiff for the sum OF tight hun bred and fifty dol
lsrs, with interest thereon ut the rate Of per
And you are hereby ns;a1d I1at il you fail to az
pear and answer the said complaint above re-
CURED the plaintiff will take Judgment against you
according TO the prayer of said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court
this l7thday OF December, 1873
[Seal.l SAMUEL Il. BOWEN, Clerk.
BY Will r. DAVIS. Deput, Clerk,
PAGE COLEMAN, Au'ys for plaintiff
Bozersn. n. L., DECEMBER -, ls73-4w
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
LIS 1 or GIFTS.
Total, 1900 Gl1b, al casl, AngqailgtD 81, 10000
The chances for Gin are - ons 70 i've.
R8ICE o. fECRRRas

Whole tiskets, 80; nsiyes, rs, Teuths, Or esch
coupon, 81; Eleven Whole Tick. T. for soO6; 25K
Tickets for u Q; ll3 Whole Tickets for IS COO;
~ Whole Tickets for 0.000. No discount on less
than ESQ worth Of Tickets.
respects, like the three which have Already been
given, and full pSrticulars may BE- learned from
circaisrs which w.is be sent free from this ece 70
oil who apply for them.
Orders Tor tickets and applications for agencies
will be attended 10 In the order they are rrceived
there may b. NO dfsapp ointment delay In 1lling
all. Liberal terms gwen 10 th0se Who buy 20 sell
agsin. Al agents are per- mpt0stly reQaiJed 70
ets By the 3osh day u MaruA.
ToaO, :. a2AULEITk.
Agent Public Library Kestaeky. aaA Manager Gin
RocAss febate Ltesasy blildin6. LeSisyille,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

.. $50 IS.
Taxed by ID. w. Middleton,
Clerk of the Supreme Court
of the United States.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
$4,000 Cash Gifts.
$1.500, 900

will be di tributed among the ticket-h0lders.
The tick Is are prit..i in coupons. OF tenths and
all fractional parts will be represented in the draw.
Ing just Whole tickets are.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
Tuesday. 3lst Of March, 1874
They have slrsady realized
over A MILLION DOLLARS!

And have y great many agents yet to hear from.
No doubt Is entertained Of the sale of every ticket
before the drawing but whether all sold or not
the concert and drawing will positively and un-
cquivoc-iiy take place on the day fixed, and il
any remain nsOld they will be ca celed and the
prizes will be reduced in proportion to the unsold
tickets
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-16
Disastrous Fires.

NATlcK. Mass, Jan ia fire broke ont
III the business part Of the town carly this
morning, and ragged for several hours. SIEVE
raj steamers from Boston arrived o aid in sun.
pressing the fire, The conflagraion was final
iy gotten under control. after the destruction
OF nearly the whole Of the business portion of
tde town, involving a loss Of $500 600. ONLY
tliFee stores were saved
New York jan 10 This morning fire
occurred in The brick building No "a East
Sixteth street, and he flames spread with
great rapidity. 1t being known that NUM-
her Of persons were ia the house, a second aud
thlrd alarm was sent out and in "a sllorl
time large number Of fremen were on The.
spot. Every device was rcsOrted to to reach
the occupants but the fremen were driven off
~ every point hy the fumes Mr. Jacob Sti-
ner, one Of the well known tea merchants of
this city, jumped from Que Of the back win
dows OF the second story, aud Was found in
the yard Il burnt and mangled corpse. A SER
want girl named Mary McGui,e was also found
ia the yard with both legs broken She was
removed to Bellevue Hospital and but little
hopes are enterla red Of her recovery. The
firemen in searching the building found the
dead bodies OF Mrs Slincr and her daughter,
who were smOhered in their rooms The HE
is said to have been caused hr an imper(eci
heater, which was known to have beeu so for
sometime. The loss is esimated al s TO- 600. full
~ insured. 1t is rumored That there are several
other bodies buried in the ruins.
jacob Stuer, who vas burned to death was
a model OF energy and enterprise, and one OF
the most successful business men in the me-
tropulls. He Was from Bohemia and came TO
this country thirly-fve years ago. At the
time Of his death he was sole proprietor Of
eighteen tea stores IN various parts Of the city
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-16
A Washington Story.
HOW GENERAL BurLEn WAS ourw1rrrD.

HOh HENERAL BUTLER WAS OUTWITTED.
The Washington correspondent of tie Cou-
Tier journal exnlts little over the manner in
which two Massachusetts lawyers were out
wited by a woman and her counsel. The
correspondent says For the past twenty years
there has been claim before Congress, known
rs the 'Atoche claim " General Atoche
who presented the claim in person. was a
handsome Mexican officer who suffered in
some way during the Mexican war. and was
compelled 10y Santa Anna TO leave the country.
His losses were secured to him when Mexico
paid our Government indemnify. say it,
with regret, that when money once passes in
TO the possession Of the Government. il is
very hard to get it back again for the policy
appears to be 10 avoid the payment OF every
just debt if possible. Thus we see persons
win ndisputable claims spending IA lifetime
IN the VAIN effort of obtaining justice and be-
queathlng The claims as legacy to their chill
dren General Atoche has been dead for
years, but his widow and two daughters sur
viVe. The eldest is the wife of Captain AM
mon, the most intimate friend of the Pres-
dent. Nine. Atoche lives with Mrs. Ammon
Before Congress adjourned last March, the
Aloche claim was allowed, but when Mr.
Jannln, her lawyer, went to the Treasury to
draw the money, Mr. Cushing and General
Bniler were on hand with an attachment for
their client, wealthy Mexican named Ram
deTo. RdnuerO ciUtm covered the entire
amount, near S20e 900. After attaching the
money IT was necessary to allow IA certain
length OF time TO elapse before either party
could draw The money. That especial day
occurred about two weeks ago The first per-
sous who entered The Treasury upon that
day were Nine. Atoche and her LAWYER, ho
proceeded to the Auditors office, where all
the papers were ready TO be signed This was
quickly done, and proceeding to the cashiers
office, the money was duly counted recepted
and delivered. The parties left rejoicing =
Two hours atterward Mr.. Cushing aud Cen
Batter entered, expecting to carry off great piles
o: greenhacks Imagine their CONSERVATION
when told that the money WAS paid | have
heard that General Butler made things lively,
tor when had he ever before been outwitted
he said they did not come before / o clock,
tetallse he thought thai even If Nine Atoche
got there nj 8, it would take honrs 10 make
out the papers. The question is, who was the
friend that limited to the Auditor that it would
tie well to he prepared TO receive Nine A toche
as soon MS the office opened for business ? Mr.
Jhnnin gets fee Of $50 000 and Mr. Cushing
a2d General Butler are minus shout that sum
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-16
The Texas Embroglio President Grant
Declines to Interfere.

dispatch WAS sent to-day by the President 10
Governor Davis, of Texas:
E1eemice Mansion, Washington. January II,
lST4-To Gooern1r DaUis, dustin, 7exas =
Your dispatches and letters reciting the action
OF the Supreme Court of Texas ia declaring
the late election unconstitutional, and asking
the use Of troops TO prevent apprehended vio
lenee, are received: The call is not made in
accordance with The constitution of the United
States and acts OF Congress under it; aud can
not therefore be granted. The act of the Leg
islatdre OF Texas providing for the recent cleo
ZION having received your approval, and both
political parties having made nominations,
and having conducted "a political campaign
under its provisions, would il not be prudent,
as well as right TO yield 10 the verdict Of the
people as expressed by their ballots?
o. s. GRANT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-16
The Abuse Of Power in South Carolina
Indignation Of Taxpayers.

CH&RLEsToN. January l3.--The exactions OF
the Legislature for taxes are much heavier
than in any preceding ear, and have aroused
intense feeling among The property-holders
throughout the State. large and earnest
meeting of taxpayers was held yesterday in
COLUMBIA TO start a concert movement for re-
lief Of the people. The resolutions urge the
reassembling Of the taxpayers convention :
that the convention present the, condftlnfi Of
the State to Congress, aud ask that il be re-
manded 10 territorial condition, or be placed
again under military rule. number OF
speeches were made one of them BY colored
man, all declaring that the assessments have
been outrageousy high, and that the people
will not stand the abuse any longer.
The executive committee OF the Ia PAYERS
convention mel here to-day and unanimously
resolved, in view Of the necessities of the times
and due regard for the common welfare OF
all classes, that the Taxpayers convention
shall reassembie in Columbia on the 18th OF
February. The resolutions further declare
the movement to be in opposition to the frauds
and corruptions which prevail, and in favor
of honest government, with equal and exact
justice TO all.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-16

ExAMINERs, NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed Ex-
anineis, by the Commissioners of Montgomery
county, to ascertain whether the public con-
venience requires the opening Of a public
highway between Spencervlle and Murphy's
Ford on Patuxent river connecting with a
road running into Howard county, the same
to be located through the lands of F. P.
CLANCY, George L. Bowen, (col. Nicholas
Berry (col Fraucisand John Murphy, and
between the lands Of said John and Francis
Murphy aud Michael Murphy to said river
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested
that they will meet on the premises on NON
DAI, End Of rely, 1874, at the hour Of 10
O'Clock. A. NJ, to execute the commission as
aforesaid.
JOHN WATERS,
BENZ. d. CARR,
WIN. ". CANDY,
jan 2-td Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-16
ROAD PETITION.

To tie Honorable Board Of Commissions
crS for Montgomery Comfy:
WE the undersigned citizens and tax
w payers Of Montgomery county, feeling
the necessity Of a road TO the Conduit Road
will thirty days after the publication of this
notice request your honorable body TO APP
point commission to examine and locate a
road, commencing AT the River Road on the
lands of Mr.. S. II. Horrell running on the
line Of said Horrell and John Moore for sever
al hundred yards turning thence through the
lands ofsaid Elorrell and Charles Dodge TO the
road leading from OGutts Cross Roads to the
Seven Locks ofthe Canal.
II A FAWSETT
HENRY BRADLEY, JR.,
GEO G. BRADLEY,
JNO G. TRUNDLE
TH0S i. PERRY,
WINFIELD OFFUTT,
II. A. GARRETT,
0 S. MAUS,
JOSH W. OFFUTT,
WM BULL
JOHN OFFUTT,
L. W. OFFUTT.
G. f. WlLLETT, JR.,
THOS. BOWLING,
A. +. JONES,
B. f. PERRY.
CAPT JNO. MCDONALD,
HENRY NJ. CLAGETT,
TH0S. r CLAGETT,
WIN. KEEFE,
SYL. G. JONES,
JAS. GINGLE,
DAVID Torrance,
WM. URNDORFF,
WIN. ORNDORFF, JR.,
MRS. ELISE H. BAKER,
MRS EMMA WERGER,
THOS. H. PILES,
RICH d PILES,
ERASMUS PERRY,
H. g. PERRY,
|. o. Rabbit.
ian Ivy