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St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

Nothing in the world equals "BLACK-
DRAuGHT" in female diseases.
For sale by W. o. POSEY.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

Cholera and yellow Fever are pre-
vented bv using "BLRCK DRAuGHT."
For sale by ". u. fooE1'
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
"DLACK-D -DRAhGHT" Recommended
by forty years OF succesal trial.
For sale by y. o. POSEI.

On next Tuesday Septaber Both the
Social Circle of Opeloa as will give
their first entertainments the season.
The Circle is composed young ladies
and gentlemen of Opehs;,s and the
ncighborliood. Amongits members
there are several, who, star as drama
matte talent is concerned would be an
acquisition sb any stage New Orleans
The Circle was formed f the purpose
of cncourag ging social infcourse among
the young people of thiSicinity and II
has certainly succeedefin its object
This their first enterta Iment we sin,
cerely hope will be pa onized by all
our citizens, to whom = guarantee
pleasant and agreeable Fening.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
NTGTECE OF ADHEHNHsTRATION
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. J.AHDRY
."wt No. 939.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM W. BOWEN.

Whereas, Miguel FaSso Of the parish Of
Pointe Coupce, has applied by his petition to be
appointed administrator Of the estate OF
William ". Bowen, deceased, late Of the parish
of St. Landry.
Therefore, any person intending to make oI'-
position TO said appointment, will file the same
in writing IN my Office, in the town of Opefousae,
within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES 0. CEACHERE, Clerk.
sept 27-ede
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

One do.lar's worth OF "BLACK-
ORRuGHT" will save fifty dollars i'll
doctors bills.
For sale by ". o. POSEY'
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
DIE EA:

DERBES-.tt the residence OF Mrs. J,an7on-
Vile Dtjeau. near Optoussas on the .ist inst
! Luce, daughter of 5. Derbes ana Corjnna
Bcjean aged years.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
0pELOUSAs. SATIRDAY, SEPTEMBER -. 1879

In Providence We trust'-eFeFyDody else cash
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

. When the uprising occurred in Af-
ghanistan. the other day, the London
Times insisted that it made no differ
ence in the English position i'll that
country; that the English troops would
put down the rebels, punish them for
their massacre Of the British embassy
and then return to India, leaving the
frontier just as it is at present. 1t is
now said, however, that the people OF
England DO not exactly agree to this
plan; and that q strong sentiment is
growing up in that country in favor of
the annexation OF Afghanistan.
The British have suffered half Il dozen
times from the Afghans, and can never
obtain complete peace Oh the frontier
until the Afshans are wiped cut. 1t is
probable, despite the views of the
" 3" Thunderer,r that the recent oHsrases
in Cabul will carry the day aad persuade
BeaconS!ield to annex. Afghanlstan to
Indiu.--LA. q. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

The following is the volt the cleo
ton in this ward, last .urday, for
eleven delegates to the 'ish Demo-
cratic convention, to he Ill here to-
day. There were two tets in the
field, and the contest = warm but
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

. The difficulties under which farmers
in England, scotland an2 ireland labor
in the way Of rent and taXation are
illustrated by some statements Of actual
fact published IN ,hc Mark Lane Ex-
press, the London organ OF agricultural
interests. An owner OF 300 acres re-
ceivcs Ss100 rent, and pays S1l5 land
and income tax. The tenant pays
Rent, S2100; poor and highway rates,
$40; drainage rate, :s:}11; n2oi4!a tax,
S31 so; tota! tax, .s2:i 50; total rent
and tax, s3,Vt! 80, or at the rate of S14 =
! per acre per year. In addition to this
, the tenant is under legal obligation tc
place on the land an amount OF manure
+ crat.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

At the late election il California the
voters were requested to deposit ballots
in separate box expressing their views
on the Chinese observation-disclosures they
wanted tie Chinese to stay III Callfor-
MIA or leave. Contrary to the usual
custom, nearly every voter visited these
irregular boxes and deposited his ballot.
A count shows the majority against the
Chinese in san Francisco to be 40, ,44SS
out Of q total vote of less than forty
one thousand. Red Bluff, another town,
did even better than this, as only one
ma1lsin Il voting population Of 1903 ia
vered Chinese immigration. tits evil
; dent that the popular hostility to the
coolie system on the Pacific slope has
not been exaggerated, and that Cali
fornia is unanimous on this point.-[N
| O. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION:
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS year, IN
ndcnHcc. The year can he begun 1T any time,
az tifty-two numbers of the paper make Il Year S
subscription.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

Forty years trial has prd "RLACK-
DRAUGHT' the best liycnedicine in
the world.
For sale by O. POSEI.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
For sale |

At the ward election in Bayou Chicot
last Saturday, a difficulty occurred be-
tween Messrs.--Fort and Charles
Dossman. The latter was cut across
the temple by Fort, and in attempting
to shoot Fort he shot --------------
in the thigh. Dossman's brother then
shot at Fort, missed him and struck
---Grimm, q bystander, in the
forehead, the ball penetrating the brain,
and remaining there. On Wednesday
we heard that Grimm was still alive.
Several versions have been given of
affair, and even this may not be entirely
correct.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

aBLAcK-DRAuGHT" makes chills and
fever Impossible.
For sale by ~. Q. PpsEY,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
The state Treasurer.
IN. 0. DcInocrat.l !

y. y. DclnotIaL.i
Some Of our country contemporaries
seem TO be agitatcd because OF the lall-
IRE Of the Constitutional ConVentlni
to o,lst the Treasurer, who had only
been in office about three months when
the convention assembled.
We think the question can be DIS
posed of i'll a manner quite satisfactory
to all concerned. We happen to know
that Mr.. Burke values the office OF
Treasurer simply as a position OF trust
and homo, conferred by the people
through the Democratic-Conservatlve
party, and that he has no desire to hold
the office an hour after the Withdrawal
of their good opinion.
Therefore, if our complaining con
freres will cause the Baton Rouge Com
vention to declare that It is the wish OF
the people that the Office Of Treasurer
should be voted for at the coming clUc-
ton, undoubtedly Mr.. Burke would re-
move all obstacles to q consnmmatlon
OF the wishes OF the people thus 60
pressed.
Until thcn'it is probahlc that jhe
Treasurer will give no more heed TO the
complaints and ilsinuations Of i'll
naturcd writer's than he has hereto
fore.
\ strange case is that Of young VIII
lam Blake Of Monmouth County, New
Jersey. Barely % years old, the son OF
a rich man. a young man OF pure life, Il
member Of the Presbyterian thnlch oi
Attention, recently Il promising and am
| btious student in Princeton College, he
is starving himself to death. IN his .IH-
nior year at college II disease manifested
itself which has since been pronounced
by the doctors to be Il paralysis pro-
duced by a spinal affection, and incur
able. On learning that he was to be a
cripple for life, the young man lost
heart and hope, saying that Death was
preferable to such life as lay before
him. About month ago he refused tC
eat anything hnt toast, drinking tea
: without milk. This diet he kept up fol
! two weeks. For the past sixteen days
, he has obStinately refused to swallow
anything but water, announcing ms
purpose to starvc himself to death. All
| the sentreaties OF the family have been
Eunavailing. Although reduced nearly
| to a skeleton, he says that he is per
| fectly comfortable, reads lis Virgil
and chats freely with those aiomlC
! him. " mean to die, and | WILL" ht
says. There is a streal, OF insanity il
! the blood, aud the fact is now RECALLED
that one OF young Blake's grandfather
| hanged himself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
ADvERTIsRMBNTs.
FARMERS.

you want the best Harrow ever used,
order from E Carter Il CO., one OF those
Combined Excelsior Harrow and Clod.
inashers." This machine has now peen In
use two years, and has had a large sale
the past season, and II Is safe to say that
no machine ever offered TO the farming
public has given more general satisfaction.
Tho manufacturers have proated by the
two years experiences and so improved
the details Of tho machine NJ to fully ever
come. all minor objections 10 those first
made, and are now prepared 10 supply
farmers with Harrow that they cannot
afford 10 DO without, ~ Il II generally ad
irittod by those who have used the "Excol
sior" that q man with one team can do AZ
much work in one day with Il as he can do
In two days with any other Harrow, and
do II as well or better; and "ttme II mon.
ey" with tho farmer during tho planting
season.
We arc pleased to DO ablo TO inform the
public generally that we havo succeeded
Ia securing good stock OF dry finishing
lumber, and we arc prepared 20 furnish
SaalI, Doors, Moulding and all kiEds Of
house finishing now at reduced prices and
ct short notice. Give us . call ~ our Fac
tory, on River Tank, near Baw.mill, Al.
baily, Oregon. Il. CARTER A. co.
nDtf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24

oReET theegg wrote q young man
to his girl folrget theef When the
earth forgets to revolye; when the stars
forget TO shine; when the rain forgets
70 fan; when the flowers forget to
bloom-then, and not till then, will /
forget theeg Three months later, he
was going TO see another girl with a
wartcn her nose, and $4,000 in the
bank.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24

Sitting Bulls recipe for removing
dandraF from the scalp: First get your
scalpI
Hahs a timid, shrinking maiden,
who hst summer swung upon the gate
with her lover, is now engaged in half.
soling the same individuals pants.
Presence of mind ia a great thing. A
manAVhose wife was attacked by =
mad deg, promptly eralled under the
steps OF a cooper's shop, and did not get
hurt. -
"Yon see" said the host genially at
dinner, there-is nothing mean about
me. All through the house everything
is REGARDLESS Of expense My servants
drink the same wine that I do. "YOu
mean, says a guest gently, "that
you drink the same wine the ser
vantsSdo." m
Young man-you who say that you
never felt Ike swearing the least bit,
did YOU ever tilt your chair comfortably
against the vii, lift your fOet to rest
it on the reuad, and suddenly discover
that tAe round was not there
It isreporEed that a man named
Kookulan has invented a .maohine to
kinds IRE by clock work. The divorce
lawyers ought to cruelty hin, That lit.
tie machine VII do more to keep peace
IN thsiamily than all the Sermons ever
preached. e.
A,ghdidses for auditor sf public ae.
counts was called upon for speech.
On rising, he eoma.enced: sGlehtlemen
you have called upon me fsra. few re
marksQ ! have none to make--I have
no pIepared speech. Indeed, am no
speakeE LIDO not desire to be z speak
er-1anly FAnt to be an aulliter.p
A dispatch to San Franeisco pa
per ffom VIRGINIA City, giving an &C
count Of shoeting scrape il which no.
body vas hurt closes by saying that
''ths srsatest indignation prevails, as
the sidewalks were crowded Nth pol
iticans.P Such poor markslsanship un-
der the circumstances is certainly to be
deplored. y
A Kiss snstched without .psrmission
in BuHalo, New York. cost the young
man who snatched itS1O and costs.
That was reasonable enough. We know
3 young man who snatched kiss at a
picnic I've yaars ago, and since that
timer has cost him more than fifteen
hundfsd dollars for her board and
clothes
what said a young lady . a. sis
ter osmpanion, Z" you are NJ. t.gOing to
marry that tall, lean, slender; oonsump-
tive-stEcken fellow, are ycula 'tYes
she IS, volunteered the young lady's
little brother, looking up from his bro
ken cart wheel; ''sheis going to marry
him and use him for a carpet-stretcher.
The boz and the cart wheel passed out
through the same door.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24

A young gentleman named Bell. who
living in Tic northern part Of India
cssIns home to 1Ieant Vernon to SPEND
Christ pes Fsitll bis mother, and was %
badly frozen on the road that he died.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24

~ fsHea y = - zHr "a
.THs ooamissiOSnears Of Jay county,
Indiana, have refused all applications
for license to sen liquor ia that county,
That county has been many years with.
out licensed liquor saloon, and the
burdens of taxation for criminal ex-
pense hay been greatly less than coun-
ties which have such saloons That is
S5'd !9TfT9 iilllizlag SISs,5 s. IRlfg
At religious gathering in Portland,
man arose to address TIE assernblaee,
and as be progressed with his expert.
ence" be waxed warm and eIequent.
qBfethreIi and sisters, hess said excited
" Il love the L6rdf I love him better
-rbetter,s better than + { love nice
spring chicken, and ] don't care whethef
it's pullet or rooster. ~ y, Z. g. g g 81
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
Look at NV Prices

cznnanlsa. cloves, PepDer and AIIspIee
Cesh paid for eggs.V&
gr0Elnd Aad put up By Esyssif Asd warranted puss.
Also, ths most ccmplsis ssoek nf JflcE BLASCUs
CIGARS, together with f1i line oG TobGeco, sEnoA-
Articles, Toys, Hot0ns and other AFfi-
clos Whes have sst time - ssuDsFats, 81 of When
win sell q prices that defy competiOn.
. JULIUS JOSEPH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
MEXICAN
Mustang Lininent,
Fur NAN AND BEAST


This tlniAnvaI Svfy naturally "rE'pss''l'a rs's
e, where Nature provides n heF lA,sssiea,' ieh {
surprislng nnsidotcs for tas pialsdis = i. gh.'
drea. Iss fAnss has b,Sh spreading ~ stss'
uasT now it saelrelca the hshltan,c a
The Mexican Gussass i,alnaeas i asat's - p
remedy fcr al external aiirsents es in.at =,
Tostock owners ant farEaers 8. ssissVaissait
A single bottle ofteu saves . huiars "a ~ p
ssorcs the usefalncps Ct an eEeailen; h.s4s
cow. or sheep
II esi=rs foossros. hsoasa. hoasorx ea-o ',b
Scrs-w worn. Shouidanros. manga. the ifft- =
stsnSs es poisonous rvpssles nsst isssesss ars,
sneA drawback 70 stock hFrs>i'f,-. s-i -.
u cur-s errEY eStcrnsi trseii.f 3 ? i-s- ss'lse
as laEaraeaS, rerasehcs. ;er - 49, g. trffr,
wind Sali. rag. .Sdse. cse.. =
no Nex.rsa s-sta:aaf -.s,fts g. tsi sv.- kszt=f
curo IN tho yvo-..i fSs - .arats e-~-,t .ua s-f
fs=a!ly, IN tSs easrac .: physei., a
bsraS, seaida. sp=a.at ,u;S. etc. nna f'.- r7.s-f
tISsn, aza s:tfsaess saEs=s.rrei by eSis-se' g.
sieuiaFty NE.uaois - @'srs.
Il Il TIE esear~st - 8 y IA So 'sssit .,r II
penegrafss tho Hsrsr'r - +sv S@=, ss.i r.nei
application Is Er=srzas .Fs-isEs ia,g-,
Mexican 1;HNfsi,is i.al- rsE ia sHna NJ E. ir'
sises OF b@ttles the l=rEss GEes lsei1s irf+'F ~
assly much tho eh-apres. ssti sNvr9 ~rhsse. -
sssa sos7vs sA,ate
zs - rais 1=ds
a ssa es5ti
Essts sa..
sssssas ath sssbE5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
ADvET1sEMENTs

afEs He a.a8Hr;eZ
Pcoplu seiiihsi aaaiha,Htss- s--sist'1 ths-- Nti
aFe Rot ought 20 bc-~ith The Nyoadsrnd ,'sr''s -
that great Aaasrtcsa isaas,ls. tho
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24

An ItiAbman, upon bis arrival In the
United States noting the great number
of military titles, exclaimed: ssWhat
a. divilo a battle has been fought near
here. where ali the PriEates were
llItg' ssHa eOFfa4Fts
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
ApvERTIsHMNNTA


MAY e. sENDERS,
taarrisburg. LAnn county. Own.,
setss ftF DHAIHn5 IN IT
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
such rs are generally kept in
FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE.
AZ #ata e gir HsE
MAY q sIsNDERs is the Grm,
49, fssz afs Hfasd isH9u
n llow ua to as4urs you,
ou viii always and Al any time
afss saH fa s1ip s ta
"a roand their store 70 serve you;
RT f essig q sle asegF
II lumber enc articles they do keep,
10 sell them at suaii proht.
6uch - clothing, good and neat.
LIVERY thing you buy viii ftI
IN OtlOns, Hardwsrs. GrOOrios,
n,.ha. - ali va,talIo. 4#7H
EImbrOldories, IAoOs Of all kinds,
IN sa saka s4Hf #+E
obes and even window blinds;
Dam win siwagu be on hand.
Sendora, ditto, dit.o.
aver bearing In our miads,
1--WE and lot live, Is our motto,
i cove thy nsIshbor iIksthy~slf
r. aeH
OheAt no one IL our theme,
Hoping 70 de we'll for ourselves
Ever rOGAlhing our gosd name.
"A nd now as Poetry Is not our fost,
atrons, look upon II tender
EvsFy enc Is invited to the niorsof
Dam May 4 sends.iii
l. Is without rhyme.
coNsTANTLY ON KAND
DGETZLER'S CELEBRATED
RAW hide BOTTOM CHAIRS.
vl1n28tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
AD vERT1sEMENTs.


By rs great and thor9agil pl2ods proper.
ficd Dr' pfrrcfH Golden Medical DiatoYFrf cures
ali tamsaars, from the worst eeFgfnla 70 fgmf10n
Hoes, piinpIe, OF ERuptien. mGrcurial disease,
Mnrrl1 poisdns, and f8fir effects arc eFadiented,
Bdvg0fQna lleaih ar9 sound c0nstltation esia,l-
81 nSuR ska, III aloff h1l Diseases cauaed by bad
ip0d are conquered by this powerful purifying, ami
Egpeelally has u mqgifested is potency in etr1ny
TettfRs Haap Hash, HaiAs GnRbuneleay sore lgsrs
ksrofaieas esrea ard swelllnga, white Bweliiaga.
Eeltga ~ Thick Neck and Eafnggsa eteadA,
III you fsci dull. drowsy, debftated, have eaiioW
solpf of akiu, q ygilewlhh-5f9wn spos on face Or
body frequent hehdache or dizzlncss, bad taste 81
IOpih, tternal heat or cllg nlternHted with hot
nHheg low spirits, AMI kootiy Irregular
Hptfftte, end t8ngiir eBatqd, ygu are eaefne from
Terpid Liver. or = aIlliiesansasg In many caaes ~
liver GoupiaiHe0 only part 6f tgss symptoms arc
eypcrieneel AZ q Ee1Iifgy for ~ such easss, pr
IL cfleets perfect and radical cures.
III Tie ttmo of nFOnehlill eeyePs CouehA, and tho
ne.flca mcnity. and SHlsnent phyaicians pFot2p,ge
Il cures flc srvercst Coughs t stfsngtens the stca
and PsHsfass ths blspds hold ~ qEpREistss
nE. PIERCE ~. D.. l,foT.f, Woflfb Dtgpensafy
and insaiids' Hotel, buffalo, n. T.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24
NEGRO Leslie.

Old Pompey came down to the vii
lage the other day with big brass
watch key prominently displayed from
a a.shoestring chain.
.sWhar's your watch. Uncle Pompl'
askeda young negro.
''Dun got nun."
''You ANTI
"Den what 70 you kerry dat yare
watch key roun' so 'spicuonsi''
Old mpsyschs;ekled. agf
x@LOok here, ehile,v hessaid, ''youse
amt no logieanAagot no head fur de
scientific side Oh matters. Do youse
'spoze dat if come down here = totin
Of a stable door that It would be sign
dat I owned hOssl De two cases am
exactly parellelogram, sah."
TEAs1H9liAE EHEE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24

..JoHS," said = master to his, appren-
tices as be aaas abont starting ON
journey, you must occupy my place
while ! am absent. ~ Thank ven, sir.
replied John, s1'd rather sleep With
the 5boys.Yss s.nasi ssasa
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~ SEQ aA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-01-24

H Gtases, yqlslss. sieSpmne. sss

fsIa f1lf0pe, political eIphDmIsGs are
tracing hard times lie immense
standing armies, ahich are sustained
mainly through the military. infiu-
ence df GeFmahs, II IS estimated
thatthe European nations have now
1900, 900 men under arms. These
men are producers, and are taken
from their Legitimate spheres Of daily
toiE.4 Ihese men cost On an average
500 per annum, or about four mill
ion dollars each day, or total of if
teen hundred millions Of dollars per
annum, expended, for the. services of
men who DO not add one penny to
the production d the world. llsf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-05-16

Local OptiOn.-The temperance meet
ings held under the auspices of the Maryland
State Temperance Alliance throughout the
county we're all largely attended and much in
terest manifested in them. The purpose of
these meetings was TO present as forcibly as
Option should be made an issue in the coming
campaign.
The meeting at the Court House on last Fri
day evening was the largest Of the series. The
Court room was crowded, large number Of
ladies being present. Rev. S. r. White
opened the exercises with prayer, and in O
brief address Mr.. Jno. W. Horner introduced
Mr.. G. S. Mosher, whose address was mainly
devoted 10 an explanation of what the tenn
perance advocates requested of the Legislature
Of the State, giving also consideration to the
opposition which they had met with in their
previous efforts TO have this question sub
mitted 10 the people.
Mr. Mosher was followed by Mrs. Dr.. Pech.
This address was far above the average tenn
perAnce lecture outside of large cities II
was logical, and, though full Of zeal for the
cause, It was quite free from that fanaicsm
and persecution too common in addresses on
this subject and which is a great hindrance to
the greater popularity Of the cause. Her plan
was 10 adopt both mora suasion and prohibit
zion, and added that one great need was the
want o. a more extended temperance 1itera-
ture. Her remarks were otter illustrated by
amusing and welltold anecdotes
The benediction was pronounced by Rev. s.
r White.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-05-16
BRIDGE PETITION.
TO the Honorable Board Of Commission
ers for Montgomery County.

THE subscribersrespcc,fully represent that
the public convenience requires that a
bridge should be constructed over the Cabin
John creek, at the Oneal Mill on the county
road from the Poor 's-lIouse road TO the
Georgetown Turnpike road at IIeley's Store
The span will not exceed fifteen feet and the
abutmenis will not be expensive.
The present ford at said place is almost inn
passablc and dangerous 10 cross the bed oil
the stream is composed Of large, rugged rocks,
the current Is strong and so cuts the banks as
TO make them abrupt, steep and Of dangerous
descent and difficult to keep Ia passable con
dition; wherefore your Honorable Board il
respectfully asked to cause n bridge 10 be con-
structed across said stream at said ford. -
Which 10 respectfully submitted.
THOS X CLAGETT,
SAM'L II VElRS,
WILLIAM Low,
NATHAN T JONES,
JOHN B0GLEY,
CS CONNELL,
ELIOT ROBERTSON,
MILTON CRAMER,
WIN CRAMER,
ID w CRAMER,
JNO A McNEAL,
GILMORE DULEY,
N II ROBERTSON,
ISAAC ONEALE,
WIN r ONEALE,
EDWARD N VElRS.
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