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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
Town Property for Sale
A Chance to Make Money.
Dwellings, and Lots
On Easy Terms.
Take Your Choice.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES.

The following described property can
now be had ut bargain, or any one of the
lois described. The cost of each piece is
merely mentioned to enable one to Judge of
the reductions that will be made. The
owner, Mr.. W. d. Jones, is prepared to lose
largely on their cost, and any OF Q who wish
es either complete and furnished home,
fitted up with every oonven ence, and stua-
ted in the very centre of town, or one in
the suburbs of the town, or an unimpr0ved
lot can be accommodated, as to price and
terms. The various pieces are described
as follows
MO. Is about ope acre lot, with q
large 2 story frame dwelling, with ell
about 40 feet long, front portico and side
porch, good cella', fine well Of water, eta
Bile, ice house and other out huildings.-
0riginu cost ab0u, $4,000, and situated on
the corner of Shelby and 9th streets, Bris-
toni. Tenn.
MO, 9 Is half acre lot. on the cor
ner Of Bridge and Lee streets,-a very de-
srablo building lot for private residence,
being high, dry and healthy; near the Bap-
tist Female College. Original cost about
$3.50.
MO 3 Is about half mere lot, lying on
the south side Of the the Vineyard lot and
fronting the +. T. Va. and Gu. Railroad on
the east side and near the Tennessee Depot
and cost originally 1915.
NO 4 Is Slots containing q acres on
beautiful eleyationip Boeangvlle--ovor.
looking the towns Of Rristol, Tenn, and
Goodson, Va, and is the h0ndromest build
ing rite in or near town and cost originally
81 500.
NO 4 Is n half acre lot in Bristol
Tenn oining the Brick House lot of j.
Vi. BE rand Lately occupied by Andrew
uolliher Etq. Original cost about $500,
These lots arc all offered for sale on &C.
commodatiug terms and for further infor-
nation apply to W. d, JONES, owner,
Phil ,delphia, Pm or to W. w JAMES and,
HON. |, e. FOWLER. Bristol, Va & Tenn.
August ~, lS79-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
SpLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES.

Its tales and novelcts are the best
published anywhere. All The most
popular writers IRE employed TO write
originally for Peterson IN 1880
FIVE ORIGINAL COPYRIGHT
NOVELTIES will he given, by Ann
=. Stevens Frank Lee Benedict, Fran
els Hodgson Burnett. &C., dc., aud
stories by Jane q. Austin, by the au.
thor of Josiah Aliens Wife by Re.
beoca Harding Davis, aud all the best
female writer's.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
LEE COUNTY
Lands FOR Sale,

A valuable tract, or body, of near COO
acres, situated in Lee county, Va, in n
beautiful valley, near Rose Hill, is offered
for sale either ms n whole or in parcels. II
has abont 225 acres Of cleared lind, tho
balance in timber. II can be divided into
three tracts If desired
lst farm Of 800 mares 1876 aorce c,oar-
cd, with dwelling house, barns, orchard Sc.
ID. A farm of abou( 100 acres ~ aorcs
cleared, with small dwelling house, barn,
orchard, &c.
Sd. A farm of 100 acres o. aores Glen,
ed, with comfortable dwelling house, out
buildings orchard, Sc.
A good bargain will DO offered 10 pur-
chasers for the whole Of these lands, or
for either parcel, for cash, Or liberal
terms will be given the purchaser, or pur-
ehosers, pm, able or cosh with q lion
for tho remainder Of purchase money,
Persons wishing 10 make inquiry con-
cernfng said lands, or offers therefor, onn
do 80 to / o, Fowler, Editor Of tho nrip-
tol News, o. TO York & Fulkerson, Bristol
Tenn, or to Sam'l Shelburn Boon's Path
Lee county Va.
Oct 10Th, ls7s,--tf
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

Mrs. -. Cogkius has been euesged 70
teach-a clsss In German, by the "Natural
Method" a. used BY Professor Cohnni. Of the
Western Normal School of Languages; the
fret lesson will be given at the basement of
the Methodist church, on Moudav evening,
November 3rd, at71hl o'clock. 3si -. !,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
NOTICE.

Anybody who can give me Information
where I can Ind . double barrelled, breach
loading shot goo. b6rs No. 10. which WA
Obtained from me under false pFetepces
Wednesday, October 18th. ls7s,,'by one n.
Carson, will be suitably re warded. "s.'
& 81. -'i' lGEoReE WAeysqEsa.
t.is ~ b sgasi I4ae .Gunsmith.,y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

Nice assortment just received. Prices
very low. r. A. KErcHUM.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

If you want any Turkeys. Chickens
Butter, Eggs or Oats, address -
SUNG & SrRATTMAN,
- st. Helena, Neb.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

What is the use Of gsmmtsg it when DR..
Dix, at his Office in Sawyer's block is in
sorting The BEST QUALIFY Of artificial teeth
atfteen dollars per ses. reports to the contra-
~ notwithstanding.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
Pure MICHIGAN APPLE CIDEn.a

We received Today ono car load of. the
finest sweet cider ever sold here, which We
offer for eale ~ the barrelfo Or qafio5n.
ADLER & OHLnAN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Large Stock jutt received. Prices down
to Bed Rock t r. A. KErcHUM's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
A CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions ofx yoush, nervous weak
ne.s. early decay, low e manhood, a & 4 I
OF CHARGE. This great remedy We
discovered BY = missionary in South Ame!i-
ca. Send a sek addr@ed envelope TO the
Rev. JosErH 7. iSNAN, Station D.. Nee
York City. ii.'sS'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
FoR SALE.

FOR san ON EASY rERnss.' !slif
sci ail ,aiiW e.tT-.-noa htad ri v'iror
nNE BRICK STORE, BUILDING on lhif;
~ Slrest ; also two prick residences. Lpea
tton best In the city ApplytO. .-s st.t17
|bG ,Dbsstih ~ ) G!jS Js!I CIV
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 q location one door north of Ed.
mund's and Wvnn's bank. aa6sg
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05

FARM FOR SALE. .- 49,
n COATED TWO NILES northwest nom
"a YAnkt0n, Well improved. With good house,
stables. SC. A good bargain IS offered. Apply
to S2' Ed. PALMER,
r. ,iHi"afD .Vi .hStut Yankton. Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-05
New Advertisements

Urinary Diseases, Stricturcs.,v aricocele,
and seminal weakness. cured without cutting,
sounds, caiistic. pain or nause0us MEDICINES, by
the European and American Medical Hureau
Spectaities, after all other treatment has failed.
gAtilirty years practice by their physicians has
proven that unless these diseases are speedily
cured, they cause Bright's disease, diabetes.
dropsy, paralysis, gravel, stone in the gall blad-
der, Kidneys and bladder; dyspepsia. consump..
ton. rheumatism. govt, impOtency, diseases OF
which become fatal unless these preparations
or the Asahel Natural Mineral Spring Water Is
used.
testimonial book, directions, urinary analysis
and physicians advice free. Depot and offices
29l Broadway. New York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-20
MaFietta HigD School
For Boys & Girls.

THE SPRING TERM OF THIS INsTI-
tuition opens on MONDAY. Jan 6. 1879.
The course of study embraces all the branches
usually taught in the High Schools OF the State
Mrs MANGET remains in charge of the Pri-
mary and the Ornamental Department.
Each one of the churches in The City will. as
heretofore. be entitled to send pupil free of
tuitiun charges
Tuition per scholastic month Of four 'cseEs g
TO $500.
Fuel, pens and ink, per term of Fix months,
forty cents.
V. Z. MANGET.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-20
(Contributed,)
TO THE NICE YOUNG CLERK AT NO.
WHITEHALL ST. ATLANTA.


He was young, he was fair, and he
parted his hair, like the average
beau in the middle; he was proud,
he was bold, bat the truth must be
told, he played like tiend on the
fiddle. But aside from this vice he
was everything nice, and so very
loving and tender, that he always
turned pale when he trod on the tail
of the cat lying down by the fender.
He cut quite a dash with a darling
moustache, which he learned to adore
and cherish; for one girl had said,
while she dropped her proud head,
'twouId kill her to see the thing
perish. He clerked in store, and
the way that be tore off calico, jeans
and brewn sheeting; would have
tickIed a calf aud made tn, brute
laugh in the face of quarterly meet
ing On Sunday he'd search the
straight road to church, unheeding
the voice of the scorner; demurely
he sat, like a young tabby cat, with
the saints in the far amen corner.-
He sang like bird, and his sweet
voice was heard, fairly tugging away
at long metre; and we speak but the
truth when say that this youth could
outsing a hungry mosquito. She
was young, she was fair, and she
scrambled her hair, like the average
bellies of the city; che was proud but
not bold, but yet truth must be told,
the way she chewed wax was pity.
But aside from this vice, she was
everything nice, and the world much
applauded her hustle and the At
lanta boys, being charmed by the
noise, walked miles just to hear the
thing rustic. She cut quite a swell,
did this wax chewing belle, and the
men hocked iD armies to meet her;
but she gave them the shirk, for she
loved the young clerk, who sang like
a hungry mosquito. She hemmej
aud she hawed, and she sighed and
she chawed, until heart and jaws
were both broken; then she walked |
by bis store, while he stood in the
door, awaiting same amatine token.
She lifted her eyes with pretty sur
prise, and tried to enact the proud
sooner; bat to tell the plain truth |
she just grinned at the youth, who |
loved the devout amen corner. She
sighed and she blushed, and her feel
ings all gusbed, when the young clerk |
asked her to marry; she looked down
at her tracks and chswed hard on
her wax &pd whispered, your joking,
dear Harry. But by the sky that is
blue, he swore it was true, be could
not think of living without her; and
that unless che ssid yes, he would
take his last rest by blowing himself
up with powder. She hung down
her head, and her nose it turned red,
and for a moment seemed sorter dis
gusted then she hove a deep sigh
with tears in her eyes, aod said, Ill
do it, before you shall be busted
Now, all who can tell this wax chaw
ing belle, just travel up Whitehall a
little, and see the young pair with
her nice scrambled hair, and bis
parted right ia the middle.
Dc PHUNNY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-20
THIS BRAND,

Only Importers Depot, % Cliff ST., New YorI
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-20

Marietta. Ga Feb. both, 1879
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-20
The Last Kiss.

The omnibus is at the door and the
driver calls that time is short; our
loved ODE IS about to cross the seas
aud enter on the uncertainties of Q
long voy age, W
How lovingly do we clasp his
hand How tenderly do we gaze
upon his face aud earnestly endeavOr
to make his dear features one Of
memories fadeless pictures Yst
we Iinger near, for the last token Of
love has not been given, the last kiss
has aot been imprinted on his lips =
oh, how rudely sounds the voice OF
the coachD1an and we must say that
dreadful word farewell. In sadness
of heart, perhaps with drear fore
bodings of the future, our quiyering
lips imprint the last kiss and before
we are well aware he is gone, gone,
and only the recollection Of that part
ing kiss remains to comfort US.
How eloquent is kiss Often
when unaccompanied with words it
tells of heart too full to speak
The kiss is imprinted on the lips of
the dying it is often the last token
of recognition we can receive, for
death has outstretched his relentless
arms 10 bear away our darling. With
fearful eyes and breaking hearts we
give the departing one a last, most
solemn kiss. Can this be the very
last. Is there not another day when
we may repeat our dear, dear greet
ing 7
Faith assures me chat at the last
great day when the trump shall
sound, and the dead arise, friend will
meet friend with the same old kiss
On earth the sacred emblem of love
is kiss. | do believe that in that
better world where all is love, the
first blissful reunion will be sealed
with a holy kiss-not the kisses OF
this world but Heavenly kisses from
pure lips and tranquil hearts. The
bitter poignancy OF hopeless grief is
taken away when we truly anticipate
this joyful meeting in that calm
world where beyond these voices
there is rest. Another last kiss is
the one given just before the coffin
lid shafts out forever the face of our
loved lost one. How touching the
scene SO often witnessed, how hope
less the grief aud how great the re-
luctance to imprint the last kiss -
Alas exclaims the mourner how can
j say good byel Can | let the dark
grave claim you for its ownY Is il
possible for me to live and see your
face no more !
At such time there is but ont
thought which meets the hearts o
all. 1t is this-we shall meet again
With these inspired words a Gala
steals over the stormtossed soul -th'
wild throbbing of the heart ceases
and the last kiss is tenderly Blu
peacefully imprinted on the pale coli
lips
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

Or So 1ec-zsa- --A y c1lock uoou, AZ ths
r-z-eEzr-s ~ EE1lzzl So. 81 os 80 A. PesAI
- - Cr=st r-1ue. slao e-ch
r D. 49, lsl -. - - - ~, rs. "a. UPss
E-lat f-sl
1am 4Z - 4E s. IS. sss. sa5, -ss. &c. y. -
-u.-s a--r F-6G eHeA y1 1s- Upset Frr-. ssoa
- 81 gF- -, ~ - -. sss, ~ IS. IS, 81
- r-1e. So s4za-
So - - - - ~ Cp~st pres, $40 each
-a--s lz1s - sa-g ui-s 1s-lszE zaes-z--7ezs tsz
Eanrz-a1zz-sa-f t-zF-grs Ihe GorernEaeH
iasn= ssr E---sa 1---llr to hol9 so- al Aav4nee
Er-zs ca-z1z-=1 ezsa. ous-isGrla = o1s year, oue
r1z-z rel-z Eu1 uz=s1u--a n tArse ysGrs VIA
a1-ar - us- 49, 1889 oz he proPslty
49, o. - ez-t-zss - ~ FgrcAassr
EaE-H Eu1ER .zaLsszr q ths Intsrior.
-zsa-a- aela Eur- ia 1s7F rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03
Recent Elections I'm the United
states.

By our eastern exchanges we have intelli-
gence Of the late elections in the United States,
which is that the Republicans have carried
everything before them with the resistIess
force Of an avalanche. The great States of
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and the North
vest haye all gone Republican, whilst in the
Southern States where elections have been
held, the Democracy have been triumphant.
The result in the States just named, would
seem to Indicate pretty surely, that unless a
great change takes place, the Republican
party viii be successful IN eIecting the Presi-
dsatial candidates in 1880. The result in New
York places Samuel j. Tilden outside the pale
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

Of possibility for nomination as Presiden-
tial candidate in 1850, consummation de-
voutly desired by large proportion OF his
political partisans. This is result we an
ticipated long ago, and as we have often init
mated in our columns, il the Republicans
should nominate Gen. Grant, they will have an
easy victory, but should they not nominate
him, they may lose the chance so oppOrtnnely
presented by the present aspect of things, as
we read the political horoscope Of the United
@eafaz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

Persons knowing themselves indebted to The
GAZETTE Office, either for subscriptions or job
work, viii please settle their accounts pre-
vious to the slst of December next, as my con-
nectiOn with the GAZETTE as Editor and Pub
Usher, will cease after that date. am anx-
ious to have all accounts settled with the close
Of the year, preparatory to leaving the King
dom. T. CRAwroRD MacDowEIL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

SrH Dua-H ~ z CHls.LER 0F NIcsIsAs
->unnzr Zarhn-iAA Ch1ndler. of Esctig1r, was
duzzt za1E u H. - ~ tta Grzz1 Pscizr Hots in
CO. rr 10 z1rzl1E e Norszbsr Ist last He
E4E 1.zr sr1lxi-< EiScs1sin. Gcd had cz the
sEEi-F ~ 1Silher SlE izs:. addressed Al in1ense
uzz@ue Et M-cm-za-k'E EAlliz the city Ct Chicago,
MEE EEnhH with ElH EEGL szrErE-lGsE- Aftsr the
munarmr ~nnn hn 1-d Sezn-n- LnrAz and Hen Jesse
sraz.zlE uErE Eis-izE q - r1cz szEagsd IN e0n-
rE-11trz. eerl-r- C1Az5ier cazrl1inei of in6igeE-
er - - l.az clzrlssrcd q he szzs distressing z
tmz< EE1E EE ruGeE - ChisaEo Eifh these gsntle-
ma- ~ SrHli5izE ElErrs.sd that he remain over
EE 1aH ErE ur[ the fnlawinr Saturday night, bat
mmnl h=rnmm H&nrI -nqEirNd his nftentiou nt
Eu14- 4rz 1hH z--Er EIFEr 70 have HIN called ir
E1rr Ne 1f nErE1 cc1ck- HIS frls11s then bade
Eu SO ri-ll Ezz ~ Ihat ne lAsf finae the
ezzE.E ss.1 1liEe- IL zarzing whsn TIA o6ss
nrw mlim1 IN -1E-E w1s 10 reErunse- As upcn q
nnnm1an uihnrna rrrE1zn1. the elerk eEeEtEd en-
HrEm Erruurf -hH rr1nHun and fnzrd that the senn-
1m wnn 1nz1- Iha ba1E lnt q1itH eald. and the
r&Eznlnz w1l F-1sEnt tecided that death &C.
u--zz a1cz1 tr-rs tuzu r-ssicus q TIE discovery.
~ 7na sa1Es1 srz1zzl. Ih1Eing tat 6sa-h vas
rmtrmrE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

l- a=-@r --re=h-r - ls-z a. 4 oc-ock noou- VII
rllr la- srsaE s1l-zncs Of AlolAzi
h. - f-1a ~ a "a L-eez-ss fur tie year lssg;
la5-z Ezrr--a : rpsrt r--s eaeh--ssoo
-r-l- EaEtEz1lE-- = l-=t Pre- 100
r Eu.l1l=lz 2 lF-s- r-lcc--------- iel
-1 - = - e r-rr r-lce 100
la-s le Eaull 49, E--z--e 2 Upset prics----- loe
--r H=rsass-H BE- -ssza-re 10 esFos-t = Per cent
rz1=ss -rauey cz 11s -zE q he hzHzae-, uhich
1szaaess. fa-fslr uz--ss tbs Ehois z=aOunt
b ~ -zz1-E- 1ez7=1=r so-a, Ehs1 tie Lireuses
zaa1E 80 ss-re-E-
sAE- s s---1EE- Anuls.sr q Ne Iaisrior-
1Ena-am 49, EcF IG- ls7E "a
Ea -1-EEz AZ Hu--iH1 u01seaor q the Purt
al1 ea-1a1 1a-= az Eaa1., EEz- 1loe A, sLact. re-
a=1 EE aLLE~. CcEecso- Gensr-l-
lzz=-E e1zs---l 49,. ocL o. -s-s- "a In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

IN EEr EsEE o. WuE1r 6 TzE REcEsr ELEc-
-@s-Ih- - Hu-lE " ssss Thoas1uss of EepGbli-
n1zE EaszE tr EstizHsE. b1r be has been beaten
ha-al Lz5ur AlsueG the i=p-sssisu to prevail that
Eatn ElzEH was his cEEAe. He1cefSrth no
l-1n- -ur- r1-ru- Ei- uerticl Tiiae1 Eerio1slF 4
r1ea-s r1zEliE1e fl- TIE PresisencF; neirher viii
u-rrig EIs--i-- ~ possitie eAnGid1ts for the
E-u- a. N cz- s-A.E- His rositien II pciitics IN
A. rEz E1EE -tEt e . EG-Pi0t. who eouid neither
H-nuuaz EiEaaif n1- H0zld A-0H @ez to succeed Who
hnG -aa=aalFrs elnEe-fE q EEceeEE Of which he
hal a. tmE FE-zHs-d ki=Esf t1 be deprived. he
tznzH1 II ratizal eurpse elossly a. he could
e. Erzr z1zfiiztE fsr tke Ds1ocrsey of SSE YORK,
u5 - s-ltt tzs shs-rtF iost TIE hosest sesTiss
- 60. q 1zE a. lz1st beez tssrety deiEsrsi Of the
s-unair-rrua 81 rns ut-sr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03

IN E-rr--1.--Ihe ret1-uE fru1 SeS Iork iEci-
u-1r ~ eazz11z q Cs-zel ty riar4ity q Ebout
1-G4 rursH- En FlE-1lr! Il TIE Interior il esti-
naH1a1 a. Cd 500. E1HirsuE has plEr1itE in New
Mn-a rl-F uf -1.1dE and II BroskiEE of le-O00 The
-arza1-E s.uE Eirke-s srceFf TIE Governor Is pro
h41tE ea==1sl - I5-oet za5sriry. he Legislature
b -1z-z1r1 e. - ErrztE-zzs- The RobinE0l De
- h1rs se----t LIE eitE. rss1t Which leaves
-1. Eer isr-l1r ui-k1Gr rE-ruzEEs- In GzEsachu-
Nu-u E1g y teia4-H1. but has decreased his vote
lnm raM-- liza 1E--s vote is smaller, and the loFs
tGzH E1E hanFiF thR EsFublirala- In Pennsyl-
rEE1 1aE Els-EhizurE lave EA5e large gains The
w= zr1z e H Hszcs1siz E16 SehrzEkA- The Re
r1rzz1 =z1-irT = IA fg-7sr Seats is estimated At
~ u Csz1ectlczt. Whs-s he eleeti0a for
ur@aea af IA LeriaaA-z-s- the Espublie4ns gained
HHwE-L @E=hE1- Es=1rzs fruG Maryland and Mis-
uanarr zrar-a. bEt Goubt Il entHrfAined OF
E1E Hzzzzm uf Ia Dsz1crI-iE rizkEtE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-12-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Advertised Letters

LiOt VI tOlliOGu LUtIOiO
WHEMAINIAG IN THE GENERAL POS7
M ones, Honolulu, November 1879,
Anderson. c Korb, JG
Anthon Julius Lidemsnn,
Anderson, August LAikiD, P
Astor, George LAthorp, G A. MD
Agratt. c Lansing. George y
Blanvett, Capt,s Norie VIM
Bernard L Morrison, II
Baum. HP,s Marshall, EF.5
Batchford. Richard Mesplenchln, Miss Ellen
BarstoTs Aaicr Mendon- Thomas
Barnes, Christian MUS.
Blake. George Mckinney,
Barton, Mrs Gee Mclean. ] II
Barns, Robert McGloan,
B4dr. John Meiser, Mr.
Bake, AIva MIchsnd, A
Beasiey, Leonard N Moody A H2
Burke. Patrick Maurrer. T A
Baldwin. Prof S s,4e Mccioskey, James
Campbell, VIM Mcdonald, Nell
Coster, Mrs Ellen Muller, Henry, 2
Cooper, Frtnk Mann.
CogsheIl. Miss Marian Meng, Peter
Child, W Miller, James
Canon, II Miranda
cAhiI, H MIrrn, Mr.
cOnnoly, Edward March, Il
Chapman, w a AsginnIs, O g
canron. 4 N AArsten, Harvey
Clark. Henry Mckinney, John
C.roathy, James MeflologAn,
CATAnagh, Geo Moses, WIN
Du BoLs, w C, 3 hGhHs, Hermann
Doughty, Leader Newron. Ms II &
Dennead. EG Norris, Mr.
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Davis, Wm, alias Lofty Peterson. chas B
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Ed~ards, Arthur Passenger Henry
Ferguson. Douald Perry.
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Feruan, Antoine Quayie. Phillips
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Fisher, Jossph Rowe, @
Trenberg, 9 Rogers,
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Freeman Henry RainIon, SaFuneI c
tiledtsch, Hugo Ross Captain
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Hatfield, Capt. Smith, Captain lack
HGghes, Patrick Taylor, James
Hal. Hannah Gpp, Adam,
Hanson, A walker, Thomzs
Horsey, Mrs 5 Ward, Hiram
Hylsr Wallace, Richard
Frxin, Wash THiarns.JR
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James, Hanlln blllanso1,
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Karanash, Mrs. Rose white. Captain Geo
KeEanagb. CnrneiLzs WHEY,
Kehoe. Iohn EHIIsms,oP
KIrkuosd, A Whitney. Captain
Kenyon, Wallace, I
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