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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-06-07
Select Seho0L.

mo MEET A FELT WANT OF MANY, AND
i to supplement, for special purposes the work
Of the public school, the undersigned will open q
select school in his new building on North Pop.
lar street. opposite the new German Catholic
church, on TUESDAY, May !, 1877. Arrangements
will be made for Thorough training: ..
First. In a CLASSICAL COURSE, intended to pre-
pare pupils for college, or course of Professional
Study. 70 .Ut E. I.V IHI.
Second. Ina BUSINESS COURSE, to give young
ladies and gentlemen a thorough knowledge 81
business and accounts. D.
Third In TEI CAER's COURSE, 80 that persons
desiring to fit themselves for teaching may be able
to obtain such knowledge Of the various
branches Of study pursued in public schools, as
will enable them TO teach them intelligently and
successfully. sI gf tr.L -..- l.. d .-5-,i
Tuition, which must be paid INVARIABLY IN
ADVANCE, will be as follows, for the term OF
twelve weeks:i q .I g0I n1I. f. Tg.t
Classical Course J,,u. w
bublnehs " W
TeacnerB IL W
German In the Classical Cotrse without extra
chalge; In either Of the other courses two dollars
extra. .|fgy
For further information call personally, or adj
dress .''a '-- ..'
Wl' 'Iblg DANIEL WORLEY, Principal.
mar29-i 81 North Poplar street, Canton, Ohio.
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Then the sailors dropped from the rig.
ging, One of them seized handspiEe
and dealt theithisd black staggering
blow on the head. The one who had
gone tothe dead guard, seeing that the
game wasup, jumped overheard and was
not seen again. On visiting the shore
the survivors found the bodies of their
comrades in the hut The attitude of
the bodies indicated that the unfortunate
men could hardly have been aware of
the death-stroke, The vessel was at once
got under way for Cairns. On reaching
that point the three worst wounded were
placed in the hospital, and at last &C
counts were progressing favorably. The
survivors will probably never forget the
night Of terror spent at Chilcot Island.
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THE PLUCK OF THE REYNOLDS
BOYS.

There was a calm heroism in the con-
duct OF Tom and Ike Reynolds after be-
ing shot by the United States Deputy
Marshals which is worthy ofrecor6, and
which stamps them as young men Of the
tenderest consideration when in the fam
lily circle. Tom, though shot through
and Though, and his bowels and kids
neys wounded, and Ike shot in the jaw
and with the bullet buried in his neck,
concealed their real condition from their
mother and sisters and sent them back
to bed with the impression that they had
received no damages. They went to
theirroom and stripped off their clothing,
and Ike, though badly wounded, tender
lY wiped the blood from Toms wounds,
dressed them as best he could, put him
to bed, and slipped out and started for
doctor. The names of Tom and Ike
Reynolds will go upon record as two Of,
the most heroic spirits that have lived on
Kentucky soil.-GIaSgo9V Times.
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a NOTICE FOR A DOLLAR.


To-day | was sitting at the reporters
table in the House, when tall, lean,
lank individual leaned over and whis-
pered in my ear: -u..J
"Give me ketch in the morning p
Give you whatT' r.u. .t
"Give me a ketch-give me touch
for dollar. ! will see you after awhile
and hand you the money" and he walk.
ed off, 1t was G. L. Turton, man from
Miamisburg, Montgomery county, who
has been up here lobbying for Perkins
School Bill, and association with the
lobby of the Consolidated Widows and
Orphans Bill" has demoralized him.
Two days stay here has led him to be :
lieve that he can buy statesmen here for
dollar and a quarter cord, and get
newspaper men thrown in for dollar
apiece. Itold him that he should have
little touch for dollar. '.
AT dinner, was Sitting at my desk in
the Neil House, writing, when Colonel
L. Turton came up, laid dollar bill on
the table and mysteriously said
There's that little peonine. Fix me up.
Fix me in the morning. Just give three
or four lines Say I'm sound Demo.
crat, and promising young lawyer OF
MiamisFurg, and that | am all sound on
the goose now. l kin depend on you,
kin | ? and here's the mon"-and off he
went, leaving me the sole possessor of a
torn one dollar bill. y.r-.ri --r..-v
'sHnu-- THE NOTICE. -
Mr., Turton is a young lawyer. Mr.
Turton is from Miamisburg, Mr.. Turton
is Democrat. Mr.. Turton is sound on
the goose. Mr. Turton probably escaped
from the Dayton Asylum. Mr.. Turton
would make. as strong candidate for
Auditor General as the Democrats can
put up. He knows the value of men.
He commands unanimous support in
the Miami Valley. Children sit on the
fence down there and-ery for Turton.
Long live Turton! Turton and victory |!
Turton and one dollar bill Turton
forever, and dAn he be who first cries,
"Turton, enough !--PfckaVay ie the
Cincinnati Enquirer. iogga 95 g. 5arfI
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Z MOUNT UNION COLLEGE,

Thorough Education Accessible 10 ALL
Another superb building to be erected this year
A Museum worth $500 900 Departments Classics
cial, Fine Arts, Preparatory Board S260-co oper.
alive less. Tuition but q trihe. no incidental
charges Attendance last year, a7, Students en-
ter any time, choose any studies earn by teaching
winters their expenses for spring. summer and
fall terms. For Catalogue, address Pres. Harts
horn, Ii. D., Alliance Ohio junction Pitts. Ft w
e Chicago. q OleYe q Wheeling r. RS. --- ~
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PERFECTION at LAST
IT HAS A COMBINATION OF EX-
CELLENCIES WITHOUT A
RIVAL N&l'994ES
Sl5 to $25 LESS than other Heretofore
o9 , LEADING Machines.
EVERY MACHINE FULLY WARR4NTED |

Send for circulars or call at my office, first door
north of the Post Office, Canton, 2. Xxi Lii
VI. II J I EEIMILLErS Agent.
am also agent for the celebrated Marshall
engine in use, and has given entire satisfaction.
wherever tried, These engines are put up on 80
days trial; and If they dolnot prove satisfactory
viii be taken down freesof expense. Reference
may be made 70 Mrs. BopAeld, miles west Of
mile west of Canton, where the engines may be
seen in operation. Call on the undersigned for
fIySlher particulars -, r-,-, apr 10 '7-dm-
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LEGAL
,CtpsHERIFF SAIEsNW n
er Steel q Co. va Collins MoGregbr Of Af.

BY virtue OF an alias order 10 sell issued from
the court Of common plead Of athrk conlty, Ohio,
and 10 me dlreUled Il will offer for sale atpublio
outcry at the door Of the court house In the city
OF Canton, on
Saturday, he OH day Of JIne, 1S7I,o1
the following described real estate situate IN said
county to-wlt: Being4a part Of the southwest
quarter Of section four t4 township 10, range. 8,
In said county, commencing for the same at the
southwest corner OF said quarter thence on the
quarter line three hundred a thirty feet 70 post
thence east parallel with the south line OF said
quarter 800 feet TO q post; thence south parallel
with the west line ofsad quarter $3.50 feet To post
on the quarter line; thence west on the quarter
line TO the place OF beginning, containing three
acres more or less; excepting therefrom the
homestead set over 70 Susan MeGregor contained
In the following descriptions commencing at the
southwest corner OF said quarter; thence north
on the quarter line 1853 eeti thence solth parallel
with the south line Of said quarter AZ feet thence
south parallel with the west line OF said quarter
1853 feet to the south Of said quarter thence west
on the south line Of said quarter AZ feet to the
place Of beginning.
Appraised at $500 u9 sUd "
sale % commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash. ''
may1O ew JP. RAUoH. Sheriff
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as administra.
tor of the estate Of William L. Wiseman, late OF
Stark county, Ohio, deceased,
ALEXANDER HENDERSON, Admr.
May 31st, 1S77.-dw. .g
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MLSCELLANEONS.
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Admins
tratrix Of the estate of Isaac Brumbaugh late Of
Stark Co., Ohio, deceased ,l L----.'-I-. q.
SUSAN 'BRUMBAUGH,
May 81, '77-.dW Administrative.
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THE NOTICE

The Pension Office affords some curl
GUS facts in regard to the mutilated bodies
ofsoldiers.) During the past year IA ar
tiicial arms, 5l9 legs and u pieces of ap-
paratus were furnished to disabled per-
sons, while 803 persons drew ,commuta.
tion for artificial arms, II fol hand,
1880 fora leg; 60 for foot and S76 for
various pieces q apparatus. Il .9 .g2 9di
mon 9gE9 9di hJ3i9991 .HIadd0T dWOi MOO
.ot blG tdpjn sli tdgiubiu i8 51uo9 at
bsJ1bIa yliiug 10 t9ibTsy b5alui5I ye5
eGo' % a'nHnusi9b sii 10 s9u9ir9s 6li
l9snBc9 sdr .yiGiiHslineq 9dt at Ga9y
.,BiI ws1 @ bsYom
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-06-07

nti1I1is not easily earned in these times but It
WIFI can be made inithree months by any one
I'M IgOf either sex, In any part Of the country
M who is willing TO work steadily at the en-
plOyment that we furnish. S66 per week in your
town. You need not be away from home over
night. You can give your whole time to the work,
or only your spare moments, 1T costs nothing to
try the business. Terms and IS Outfit free. Ad.
dress at once, H. HALLETT g. Co., Portland, Maine.
apl 10 '7.lm, .,,
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BRADNER'S AGENCY.
9 s 7 654 3217

VXTE waLt to correspond with energetic men
w who are willing 10 work in an honorable
business that will pay good wages. lIa G.. .ai.
asa ... WETM0RE h PARKS,
Manufacturers, Akron o.
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Ara theatrical dinner in Edinburgh;
Sir Daniel MAGGIE said that many peo>
pie went to the theater to have their feel
ings narrowed. 1t was peculiar pleas
ure, he supposed. For himself, he rather
liked to be amused. He felt little like
that old couple that went to a Dublin
theater to have a nights amusement.
The great Mrs. Siddons was playing
Mrs. Haller. and the poor bodies were
kept crying all the evening. AT length,
at one of the scenes where the great lady
came in with her handkerchief again to
her eyes, the old man could stand it no
longer, and, starting to his feet, cried
out, "Ye long-nosed thaif, ye call this
diVarshun!p ~ a a.5 p SHdl5 5tst
-jIw -g3R madi 1Ila yI43I 1t ..tsts.
-d5L' md1oL 3i| lo nauggle.l III rsl
civ bngieGa 87t a' ,a9g5l5lagj j. 10
o4G sd9sR vi sn0uu.o33I p1 IseG sl4g
'HaA--.yoilQq msdiros adj yuiam8bu1o
h6a gEst
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Dress Maktna & Plain & Fcnea4

MRS, BELLE FLYNN & MRS. DAVIS would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Canton
that they prepared to do all kinds Of Millinery
Dress Making and Stamping Residence corner
ofSecond and Market streets. Satisfaction guar
1ahylIl7-Ill .NtN.i sI0g $50 oW ono
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.CANTQNS NS:..BABZ. ..SH0N,

RP +o e &o0 Der day at home. Samples worth
poh " @%V 81 free. '5TINsON)& CO., Port
land Maine. iIoda 6ToE - b myi1rly ,
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A wonder-working Remedy.

No remedial agent has ever been offered to
tomaoh Bittes 10 of remttent and in termttent
eyers; eonstipation, nervous ailments, rheumatism
And die rdeIs involving constitutional weakness
physical decay. 1t literally works wonders" The
botanic Ingredients which its spiituous basis holds
pollution act like charm upon the stomach, and
Through he stomach upon the brain liver. bowels and
system There Ia nothing in its composition
that il not Balubrious 1t contains the most
tonics of the vegetable kingdom and tn juices
of the best aperient and bilious herb s
combined with perfs city pure stimulating element.
BitteTs peculiarly adapted to those
pxhauntiDg III healthy occupations, by its use
etrenRth 10 sustained aud the ability of the
resist atmc sphere and other inue preudcisl to
Aealth largely increased.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ELECTION. HIBERNIA INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS Con
fol mably to the charter the election of Directors
serve during the ensuing twelve months, will take
place at the Office of the Company. No 81 Camp street.
ON MONDAY, tho 18th OF May proximo, between the
hours OF II A. n and 2 Pm
my61t THOS F. BRAGG, Secretary.
ST MARY'S CATHOLIC ORPHAN BOYS
ASYLUM.-New Orleans, April 81, Is77.-An election
for Directors of this Asylum, to the ensuing
year will be hold the residence of the Most
Archbishop Perohe the 9Th of May, 1877 from 10
o'clock n, to l o'clock P N
aP22 81 THoS. LAYTON, Secretary.
THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-HADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain ana Embroidered Under Linen for
Ladies' Elmo and Coarse Shirts; Plain and Over
as for Laborng Men and Mechanics All substan-
TALLY made and at low prices. no7 rs ly
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ST. PATRICK's HALL FOB RENT
FOE BALLS CONCERTS And EAGRS-

Ct. Patricks HALL the LARGEST AND EEMES9
HALL. Is THE CITY, win be rented b tie niGh
~ LANCER on reasonable torns. for C0ECER1D
RAILS, LECTURER. FAIRS and ExHIBTTIoES
Tor CHARITABLR EhTERTAEHEHTS. vfthoHe
s,s,inosson Of creed the Hall will b rented - HAxS
PRICE.
Apply rs
n~aST5N &c. - CanP glEsoAs
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DIED

HENNESSEY-On Tuesday. May l. 1877 at s:3o P.
F.. Mrs. Mary Hennessey. aged about seventy years,
ative Of the County Tipperary Ireland and resident
y this city for the last twenty three years.
BANNON-on Saturday, April SO, 1877 at 1920 A. NJ.
congestion of The brain, Andrew Bannon, aged
thirty. four years, n native of Portland, Ky:
CULLEE-on Tuesday evening" May l, 1877 at 6:IO
clock Michael Q. Cullen aged thirty nine years
eAtive OF County Wicklow. ireland.
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. II. MALoNEY corner of Josephine and Camp
treeS near MagaEiL Market respectfully informs hs
and the public in general that he is performing
operations appertanng TO his profession In the uost
ecienfiho manner. Artificial teeth inserted, with
ithout extracting the roots, on new plan Old sets
teeth remodeled, and perfect adaptation secured.
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas
ehloroform. Charges within the reach of all
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Morning Star and Catholic lessen ger.
IFrem tho N. Y. Home Journal
OUR RICHES.

We are 80 rich--my heart and l.
We scarpe can count, tho oft we try,
The various incomes grand and fair,
In which we hold perpetual share.
Our happy fortune is begun
Each morn. when comes the gracious sun,
Ecattering suoh golden largess round.
Earth seems ut once enchanted ground.
Then all the splendors of the night
Are ours, by long established tight;
From silver moon and star-gemmed sky,
For years on years, my heart and
Have had Q revenue of joy,
That nought could lessen or destroy.
Then. too, We have the world of flowers;
The songs Of birds in woodland bowers;
The summer winds that, soft and low,
Breathe secrets We delight 10 know;
And suneet clouds, and waving trees
And mist crowned hills and azure seas
These many treasures, grand or fair,
This beauty smiling every v here.
This varied wealth of earth and sky
We freely claim-my heart and 1.
Then we have riches greater still.
That all our days with gladness I'LL
Accents that cheer aud smiles that blees,
And glances full of tenderness.
And gentle words from lips we love,
And troops of friends " hose fair deeds prove
That God like natures still have birth
Here on this sin enoompassed Garth.
And We have memoriee-oh, how dear
That grow more precious year by year
Memories Of loved ones passed away,
Whose tender teachings with us stay
And give ne daily strength to bear
The ills and burdens all must share
As misers hoard and hide their gold,
So we in secret count and fold
These sacred treasures softly by
For our sole use-my heart andI.
Yet though SO roh-my heart andI-
Wore poor in words to testify
Our thanks to that benignant Power
Who grants us such glorious dover.
All, yes all words are poor and ak
Our graceful, reverent love to speak,
But as the loveliest flower that blooms
Gives what 1t has-its soft perfumes-
To the lone wild before it dies,
Though none be near to drink it's aighs;
And, as the smallest woodland bird
Is by a holy impulse stirred
To Dend its song of rapture round,
Though never mortal hear the sound,
So we-py heart and las they
The laws Of being still obey;
And though our effort may be vain.
Though nene may heed our humble strain.
We yet must sing, and, singing. try
To speak our gladness ere wo die.
E. SHERMAN SMITH
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ST. ALPHoNsUs' ToTAL ABSTINENCE Asso-
caton.-The regular monthly meeting of this AssOca-
ton will be held THIS Sunday EVENING, at 4
o'clock in St. Alphonsus Hail. St. Andrew street, be-
tween Magazine and Constance streets.
Gentlemen wishing to become members are cordially
invited to attend
D. h. BUCKLEY, President.
H. BESLIN, Secretary. 1t
ST. THEREsAs CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE soCIETY.-A special meeting of this Society
will be held THIS Sunday EVENING, Nay 9Th, at
IA o'clock in St. Theresas Hall, Erato street, between
Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen Wishing to join are invited to attend.
H R. GIFFNEY, President
J.J oCoNNoR, Secretary. 1t
ST. STEPHENS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTT-
NRNCE soCTETY.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING at
o'clock in St Vincents Academy, Napoleon Avenue,
/ near Camp street.
| Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend
JOHN Il, HEsLIF, President.
n. b. laoGARRY, Recording Secretary. IL
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A LWAYS AHEAD

A LWAYs AHEAD
IN SECURING IN
The Markets of Europe and the North
The Greatest Bargains
THAT ARE TO BE HAD.
We beg TO inform the public that we have just
received from the GREAT SALE IN NEW YORK
whereat
$1,000 900 of Goods Were Sold,
$5dDedDdDdD
of Dry Goods of all kinda and descriptions. These
Goods are not damaged hardly but had be sold with
the balance of the stock, and picked by our
experienced buyers.
This large lot of Goods consists of the latest impo
tatons of
WHITE LINENS
LINEN LAWNS.
BATISTES,
NAINSoOKS.
PIQUEs.
HANDKERCHIFs.
TOWELS,
DAMASKS,
ALPACAS
PIQUES,
JACoNET RDGINGs,
- Ali Guaranteed
SOUND IN EVERY RESPECT.
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MARRTEn.

GREHAN-JoHNsoN-At st. Alphonsus' Church
pril Ssth, by Rev Ferreol Girardey, sS.R; Jno A.
srshan and Lou. N. johnson, both of this city. No
Ards.
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Gen G T Beauregard.
Jules Tuyes.
Theo Dromel,
Thomas Simms,
Gen James G Longstreet,
Edward Morgan,
John Andrews,
Numa Dufour,
DR. e bouncing,
Edward Conery.
Edward Conery Jr
John Connolly,
Thoa + Bragg,
Louis Barnett,
Patrick Irwin.
Col K Waggaman,
Aug Monti euil,
W n Wilson,
Hon Jas McGary,
Col @ LeGardeur Jr,
Leon Sere,
j A Bonneval,
DR. j G Fisher,
w B Schmidt,
John MoNulSy.
Hon A G Tremoulet,
Arthur Blache,
G beaumont,
J L Jarreaud,
Polycarp Fortier,
z LArue,
John Pollock,
Hon L0Onco Rounv.
Felix LARGE.
DR. j G Friedriehs,
Martin Gordon,
Z K Converse,
James Timony,
hon Philip simms
John G. Devereux,
j Commandeur,
DR. Kennedy,
G W Mott,
- Fatjo.
Capt L B Taylor,
T P May,
) o Hincks,
L Joubert,
P O'Brien,
Adam Grim.
G. W,lderman,
Hon B NJ Turnbull,
P I Sougeron,
A DamariD,
] Msgi,
DR. j LabRtut.
DIR ID W Brickell.
j j Fitzpatrick,
W A Bienvenu,
] s Bradley,
j T Gibbons.
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SECRETARIES.
Henry Green, Sougeron.
w Lancaster, Michael Schae fer,
L Lafargue. W Collens Jr.
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[ EvY BROTHERS.
No. $50 Magazine Street.

We will cff.r duIing this week EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS throughout our whole stock of
DRY GOODS
and would recommend to all ladies' call earlv
in order to make the best selec'i To avoid all
nnnt csssary delay the part of customers.
have provided ourselves with plenty of hands, that
every body will be served with the greatest of attention
We all particular attanto to our large and beautiful
stock OF WHITE GOODS. snch as Embroidery. Bish.
op Lawn Victoria Lawn. Nsfnsook. Pique. etc.. all
OF which will be sold very low. Also Robinet Bars
Marseilee Quilts. Corse 6. Hosiery Table Damask,
Napkins Towels: Handkerch efs will be sold the
sane sam, rate Black Grensdine, PonGee Elk Summer
Fans and Parasols have in large variety Of the
1atest styles.
LEVY BROTHERS
have alxays hand beautiful line of WINDOW
SHADES and MATING. my6
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
A Robert, Chairman.
Chss Iasto' Grorge GcGloskey,
Chris Spoil wB Klelnpeter
Philip Antoni, J G Donovan
George Buchert, j Michel,
| Joseph oBrien, Hy Groebel,
Emile Hermann. JOEeoh GCi.ve
Frank Roder. W h Byrnes.
JoSp Ba eS6ksFS VEGGaS S0gs"'
J E Beyl!e Anton schwarz
E F Pa essSh,,n. I Ion, L 6Ipgzs:
Victor sero Philip Buchanan,
jose Domingo, George Beck,
4 Plot sr, James Gaines,
r Rsynes NJ Brady
Thomas Dmitry, Gen A G Blanchard, .
E MSPebSsTper SHcSG Re ely
Dr. b = Thomas layton, James Kaney"
P 7 Com@aSeTe, D b Bnehley
Pet Marley, Reslia,
| NJ Payro John 94yn6f
Louis Brockhaus, 1 Po!9cS,a
Christian tIHa sobandsi A CIague
J U 'bn Clay, James D Coleman,
" Mason, JAnney,
| j Joubert, Thomas hAnEan.
| NJ 7 brennan George Crane,
| q Cbism George Agar,
| Frank Lauer. Charles Lange,
jules LivRudais George sWarorick,
/ W Z Vredenburk, Julian SeRhsrs
j ules DuTel, RouPaT%
/ Charles d Elder, raul Eoolehy,
| George Behn, A EoL%
| ] II Kirkwood, dSJor L Lincoln,
| Frank Roth James Coyle,
| w ri Deeyee. II T LAwler,
| NJ DoWIinq j Mellon,
| q r sehm3dt Thomas SheebAn,
| Col A McGonniRle, Victor u Delisle,
joe eph Bowling, Nichael y AernABhan,
| TbomHs MSrkeV p MAlOcbee
| TsmsS Wilson William Dillon,
Hugh Cassidy, N eEehey,
| + La Borde, FRANK SohhsOh
| Louis II PIlie.
The Reverend Clergy and invited guests will, with
the officers occupy the platform reserved for them
The Celebration will commence with sAlvo Of
Artillery.
The public generally respectfully and cordially
lavisod to attend on this interesting and memorable
occasion. HP9st
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Hon Thos j Semmes,
Hon Paul Z Tbeard,
Hon 7 W Collens,
j Il LATTE,
A Rocher-au,
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William Hart,
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Manuel j Garcia.
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Patrick Molony,
h K Bienvenu,
Alexander Robert.
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