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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-02
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.,16OO FIVE ROOM BoUSE NEAR
ULOOV car line, lot 3xl0 rods, finely cult
waited and well fenced. See US for full par
S900O SEVEN ROOM ADoBEH HOUSE,
PI0OO' Ninth Ward, lot 70X33O feet, good
car line, good well,
COCO ONE ROOM FRAME, ADOBE
PZOU lined house, 21st Ward.
GLEGANP TWO STORY RESIDENCE,
~ large and commodious rocms, fine locs-
tlon, east frontage, with gas, hot and cold
feet; barn and outhousss purchaser want.
ing q beautiful home at a very reasonable
price should call and see US.
$1,000 FOUR ROOM HOUSE, BARN
pAOOV' etc, and full lot. In Goth Ward
&GFA(l CoMF0RTABLE H USE. ONE
O&VUV block from the Temple, eight room
adobe, cellar; waterworks, fountain, lawn,
trees, corner lot, grand view, close to bust
ness; very attractive and healthy Location
1TSO \ MODERN STYLE NEW AND
Y ~ We finished six room brick
house, hay window, fire place, marble mantel,
twelve feet ce' ling, closets, porch, cellar coal
house, etc Hot $3.50 rods
1000 Elegant corner 5xl0 rods. block
from business center.O on the car
line; Water and gas; suitable for fne
residence, hotel or boarding h, usa. Full
particulars on application at our office.
5000 New brick snd adobe house of 9
rooms, in 9th ward on car line,
closets. cupboards, high ceiling, large,
dry cellar; big new adobe barn; nice
neigh borhooi.
NEW and elegant eight room brick
IN h'use, three large close;s, pantry
s1d collar, bydrant water, iron mantle
piece and fire CRATE of finest quality;
walls CT house extra thickness. This
house is finely finished inside and out,
well arranged, location and surround
iogs unsurpassed, VITA east front aud
near business center, and is such q pro-
perty as is noJ of.en placed on the mar
ket For terms arply a. our Office.
5000 Pleasant residence Of eight
rooms in 18Th ward. com
view from the bsy windows of |
city lake valley anu mountsina; large lot
we'll truited and watered. kydrant |
water, The lot la nicely terraced and
set with choice var cites Of grapes.
5000 Modern style room house 18th |
ward, with closets, bath room,
cellar and hydrent water. Lot 6Oxl65 |
feet, with lawn, shrub6ary, etc. Parties
wishing fac home and good location
should apply soon.
5000 THREE ROOM COTTAGE
" = " with d'y large cellar, and proba-
1iy the best we'll of water on the 2Oth Ward |
oencb. Lot 7x7 rods. well fenced.
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Outside Properties.

$4,000 FARM OF NINETY. ONE ANT
hall acres adjoining TayIoryiII,
on the south, 70 acres cultivated. az acra
pasture, milk mouse l6x2O, containing a ysir
IoIo spring, theus, able for eight head Of
horses, corral and stock yards; yerv Ia ,gt
water rights. -" -
SGR00 NEW BRICK HOUSE NEAR
| TOOOO county Courthouse sDaciou,
nails; ON first floor I'VE rooms, high ceiIings
large psllor and dining room: sitting room
ilnra'y, two baak kitchens, with besutifnj
| spring Of clear water On second floor. Isre -
drawing room, three large airy chsmbess
| VOL llghted, bath room, spacious attic rooi
painted lreprOof, Lot 55x230, with right of
%ty; new fence, lawn in front and side, walk
o o., around shade treef; barn for two horses
1--WE ACRE GRASS LOT IN THE Bla
$1,000 FARM OF 200 ACRES NEAR
p WV Brighton, fo.ty acres In cuIti1 1as
ton, twelve acres in lacerne, SO fruit tress
two room adobe house thereon, stable room
sheep pen and sheds; 81, 500 worth of 49,
rights, twenty six head Of horned stock si1
heal OF horses and mares. $50 head of sbaan
hogs and poultry, full line of Implements
from hoe to newer, three wagons, neT
buggy and harness. Az"
$1,000 QUARTER SECTION NEAR
Penitentiary, good land, creek
runs through it; United States patent.
S1OOO TWELVE Ores OF cHorcp
P@ooo farming land in Forest farm. inst
south Of the city. ''9'
5000 SEVEN AND A HALF ACRES
~ W near Jordan bridge all cultivated,
water right; two houses on it, one of three
room, the oth-r one room, stable, etc.
G0GiO I'm ACRES. HALF MILE WEST
paw Of choppers farm. over Jordan.
5OC BRICK YARD OF TWENTY
% acres close to sandy station: good
quality clay, first class new brick-maSino
MACH VIII sell the machinery sepaf.
stely for zoo. Owner wishes to quit for want
of capita -As
NIFTY. EVEN ACRES OFLAND. ABonr
l. one a. one-half miles nor tn west + .Ior-
dan Bridge sandy loan soil, four.pole fence
all around water facilities good, For
terms and price apply at our office.
4 Fine farming property of over 100
n acres, one-half mile south of Gard.
ner Mill on Jordan; 80 acres under cnl.
tlVstion; 30 acres meadow LAND, orchard
farm house, outside cellar, stable, sheds
corrsls, etc, abundant water supply
Inc best farm for the money on the mar
ket for sale. ---'
.Go0D LOCATION FOR THE ERECTION
- o! smelling and deduction Works, 130
acres OF land near Pascoe's lime kiln, adj DIN.
- ing city limits on the north; Denver and Rio
G " Western Railway and Utah Central
n!llFoad runs through 1t. For sale in parcels
tosuit customers. WIS
1000 VERY STRONG EVER FLOW.
Ing water power, with eighty acres
OL Ia ma not far from salt Lake CITY, a hor
gam Ter manufacturer.
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Forest Fires.

Hunter. Point, L. L, Tina woods
between West Deer Park and Farming
dale, along the line Of the Long Island
railroad. were fred by sparks from a
locomotive and over four miles were
burned and the fire is still extending.
The district is sparsely rettled, but several
families were driven from their houses
by the approach of the flames. Unless
rain falls the whole district, covering
many miles. will be devsstatei Ihere
are no facilities for srresting the fire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-02
A snide Affair.

Toronto. IA woll Informed reliable
party in st. John, y. F., having been
teleRraphed to yesterday to make a state.
ment about the losses by the storm and
tidal wave sent the following unexpected
reply: The storm ON Thursdsy last wss
not heavy here. heard of no casusltie,
worth mentioning. There are soma
rumoTs Of suspected losses on the banks,
but there was no tidal wave whatever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-02
Building Lots,

| 5000 5x8 RODS, FRUIT TREES, NEAL
| Liberty Park, right of rear alley
(350 815xS RODS, CAR LINE, NINE
| OooO tenth " ard.
G975 FULL Day LOT ARSENAL HILL
near Harrison's Castle.
| SQ000 CHOICEST BUILDING LOT
WV two blocks from Main street, east
front, water and gas, 4E10 rods.
$1,000 THREB-QUARTERS OFALOT
@1OOO in Second Ward, near car line.
$40 WHOLE Lot, TRENrY.FlRST
5000 BUILDING LOT, 3x1O RODS.
~ pleasant location, q lIttIe north OF
O606 CHOICE CORNER BUILDING
qDooo lot, fine fruit and shade trees; 5xs
rods, with right Of rear alley, nsar Liberty
..500 aNoTaER ogoIoE BUILDING
w. lot, 6ne truit and shade trees; 5x9
rods, with right OF rear alley near Liberty
Park. Basy terms.
WE HAVE A BUILDING LOT CLOSE
w to business center or 5xl2 rods. be.
tween First and Second South streets. suitable
for fine residence. See us for price and
QQO0 BUILDING LOT 1n11O RODS ON
pO00 B 1gham street, well fsAced and
GOOD water facilities. This lot can be bought
by paying part cash, with ample tims On bal
snce.
S30O BUILDING LOT, sxlO RoDs
PooO Sd Ward; cheap. 10
BUSINESS LOT 5sxS30 FEET ON SECOND
ID south street, opposite Scots Ware.
house directly in the line of business expsn-
sion. For prize ard termE apply at our ofice
TWENTY-FIVE FEET -OF BIJSINr ~
1 ground is offered for sh,rt time. mar.
ticulars on application st our office.
S10O C0dNER BUILDING LOT ON
wv 2lst Ward ear line, is close to nv.
drant water. Part cash, balance you en- have
your own time on.
BUSINESS GROUND AT $40 PER FOOT
BUSINESS GROUND AT 500 PER FOOT,
BUSINESS GROUND AT $3.50 PER FOOT.
S4o5 FIVE BY TEN RODS, THIRD
$1,000 BUILDING Jop AT HEAD OF
91OOO Main street, 25SxS rods. which for
scenic effect Is unsurpassed in our beautiful
city.
10000 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT.
y $500 9OK-- feet, Arsenal Hill; shade and
fruit trees, grape vines, water rights; grand
view of the briny lake snow CAPPED noun
tans and blooming valley.
Sh2O CORNER BUILDING LOT, 5xI0
rods, Second South, Eleventh East
picket fence, level ground, only q block
ION car line; S400 eaEh, balance six months,
S6500 BUILDING LOT, S215x165 FEET
Second West street, near South
Temple. Fourteenth Ward; or will sell half
Tor S2,l5e This lot being so close to bust
moss should command the early attentior of
our business men.
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| $4,000 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Id SIT
south front, adjoining and in line with som
| of our city's finest residences. This lot Wi
not long be on the market, being the onl
site offered on that street and for that figure
within reasonable distance.
9Io0O near the D R q depot ei block OK
$50. Building lot 213xlO rods, close t.
~ Main st.
1000 Fine building lot on 7th East
near car line, either in whole Oh
two parcels. on the installment plan.
DOR A SPECULATION WE WOULD
call special attention to full city block
Just placed in our hands to sell, not far from
business, and which, if cut up into proper
oullolhg lots now so much in demand, would
realize good percentage. The block can be
cnt up into thirty two lots of five rods frontage
each, with streets and alleys diagrams OF
which can be seen at our office.
hASs Lot. NINETEENTH WARD, 1856
$500 CHOICE BUILDING LOT 5x2O
~, rods, near Captain Hooper's resi-
$1,000 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
PACOo' 3Ax1O rods. pleasant location.
TOUR BLOCKS east OF Main street, south front,
fruit trees and new picket fence.
DUILBING LOT CLOSE TO BJs1NFSs
ID centre, 6xl0 rods, suitable for one or two
fine residences. Very desirable location.
n7 400 BUSINESS LOT ON CONNER
clal street. near First south.
$1,000 d gGs INES 10 LOT Long On CONNER
$1,000 , sEsIDE Ws65s i IoT. SEYEN s;
rods. '@A0
S55O FULL LOT, 10 10 RODS. IN
Poo0 Twenty-hrst Ward.
S250 FULL LOT, 10 10 RODS, IN
PoOO Twenty-frst Ward
S450 FULL LOT, 10 K 10 RODS, IN
" Twenty-frst Ward.
2600. Elegant building site, Second
South street, near business. For
particulars enquire st our Office.
$500, Five by ten rods in 9TH Ward in
o.o tony location not far from
5000 FULL CORNER LOT ON TWEEN
ty-hrst Ward car line, near hydrsnt
ater, slipping gently to the south; will sci
et ier nall, part time. balance installments
cheapest lot or the market.
n 800 EAST FRONT. SxIe RODS.
80, only three blocks from Main
311OO CHOICE BUILDING LOT NEAR
,o-L Second South street; nice neigh
81, 600 ToUR Bc-d Full L 90. GRASS ASS. LOTS
$3.50 BE IDENOE LOT ON ENAT,
Hill; me view, close to business.
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Removal,

DR.. P. STEINHART, Specialist,
wishes to inform his many patients
that he has removed his Office from
No. POS Main street. to his Private
Residence, No. 224 First East street.
between Second and Third South
streets. The new Office will be
opened Monday, September Sd,
1888.
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TO THE FRONT.

MANNING & BECK, REAL Is
III tate and Loan Agents, Noiaries Pub
lie. Properties for Sale, Houses to Rent
Rents Collected, Money to Loan, Res
Bstate Business Promptly Attended to
Office "a Second South Street. Pc
Box 400. sui
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MONEY TO LOAN ON Real.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
III Estate. Partial payments re-
eeived on loans. Cheap lots for sale
on the instalment plan. Houses to
rent. Rents collected. Money
loaned for other parties on first
class security and thorough exami-
nation of titles.
We Draw up Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases, Wills, ETC., in a careful and
systematic manner.
Notary Public always in the office.
We have the finest reference maps
Of the city anywhere to be found.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-02

sLEEPLESs NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough
Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy Tor you
Eald by Z G. N. I. Drug Store. la
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-02
ForRent.

$50. Five rom new modern house; seventh
Ward.
.s27 50. New sevSn room brick. Sixth East
on car line.
$50. Five room new brick, Sixteenth
Ward, on car line.
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TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
bought and sold.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-20
rL.UE DUST.


.scraps from the Notebook of ih,
S~emeinel's Reporter.
For q change, the weather yesterday wa
lovely.
In the Board yesterday Albion share,
advanced to so cents.
The usual religious services will be hell
in all the churches to-day.
Some very good ore has recently beer
struck in the Ruby Hill Tunnel.
Revenue Collector Jones has removed
his Office to the Ryland building.
The lawyers in Eureka are about the
only people who are getting rich.
II the weather should prove fair severa
parties will take drives to the Willows to
day.
A meeting Of the Trustees Of the Hook.
& Knicks will be held at 3 o'clock thi,
afternoon.
NJ. Gregoyich is making preparations tc
remove his goods to the building formerly
| occupied by Hiram johnson.
Brown & Godfrey have just had a tele.
| phone line erected from their restaurant
to Hiram Johnson's store.
The Mining Exposition to be held in San
Francisco during the month Of August
promises to be o gratifying success.
Our market is glutted with strawberries,
and they are selling at two-bits q box,
which is as low as they are ever sold.
A meeting Of Upton Post, G. A. R., will
be held at Odd Fellows Hall this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. A full attendance is desired.
Crittenden Robinson, California's cham
pion wing shot, last week in q series OF
pigeon-shooting matches missed but one
bird in SO.
Jack Perry received by express last
hayanas. Call in after breakfast and test
their flavor.
Custer Post, G. A. R., OF Carson is max
ing arrangements for Memorial Day, which
will eclipse anything heretofore occurring
at that place.
The balance Of the personal property OF
the Albion Company, not disposed of yes
terday at Sherif's sale, will be sold on
Friday, june l.
A northern light appeared just above
the horizon early last evening, brown and
murkey, and disappeared within q hall
hour after it was first observed.
The beautiful weather brought out an
unusually large number Of persons On
Main steeet last night, giving the town o
~livelier look than it has had for months.
Kline & Dexter OF Gold Hill have for
some time been engaged in gravel mining
in Gold Hill, and are reported to be like
mr.. Riley, who keeps the hotel,") doing
quite we'll.
The Comstocks closed strong yesterday
after an eventful week. 1t is difficult, how
ever, to predict the course Of the market in
the near future, though the indications
are for slightly better prices.
will our County Commissioners instruct
the Road Supervisor to repair the Goodwin
Canyon road? As it is one of the most
important ~thoroughfares in the district, it
is but right that the county should do 80.
A fire stallion came up on the freight
train yesterday afternoon from Capt.
Frank brakes ranch 10 California, and
will be taken over to his White Pin
ranch, on which no already has . number
Of blooded horses.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-20
PERSONAL.

A. E. Cheney. Esq, arrived last night
from Carson.
Hon. Gabriel Cohn arrived last night
from the Bay.
Hon. NJ. D. Foley left this morning
for California.
Supt. Kermeen returned last night from
q trip down the railroad.
Hon. George W. Baker and wife leave
for California Tuesday morning.
Col. Hyman. formerly Warden Of the
Nevada State Prison, 10 Ut Carson.
Capt. A. D. Rock, ratnrned last nigh,
from q surveying trip ct Cherry Creek. !.
A dispatch from Berlin states that John
W. Mackay and wife will attend the coro-
nation Of the Gear.
Gov. Adams 10 still In San Francisco.
Acting Gov. Laughton II confined TO his
bed with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Orr left this morn.
ing for San Francisco; from thence they
will go to Portland. Oregon.
Judge Adams has built himself . cabin
out at Bald Mountain, and he intends to
camp there until he strikes II big.
Last Wednesday about 10 O'Clock Eugene
OTVte euu 0eh. Doyto uso ootEoW osSopS
from suffocation In the Yellow Jacket mine.
Billy sprague aud D. PAscoe, ~wsll-known
former citizens Of the Range. have opened
q saloon In San Francisco, corner Of Oar
rell and Dupont.
Luther CLARK left this morning for Bald
Mountain, accompanied by Mrs, Judge
Adams, who goes to join her husband In
that highly cupriferous region.
y. A. Huntington, from San Francisco.
went ont to Diamond Mountain yester.
day. accompanied by A. @. Rich, with Z
view TO constructing on the mine Of the
latter one Of his centri fugal quartz mills
j. R. Lamson. . oompositor In the sen
rrSxL ofice, left Eureka this morning for
Cincinnati to attend 3 meeting OF the
international Typographical Union. to BE-
held there June l, after which he will visit
relatives In Indiana. He will be gone
about . month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-20

The Facts Involved In Hes Case
Against the Savage.
The suit Of Mrs. Nesnsn against the
Savage Mining Company to recover dam
ages for the death Of her husband. which
was alleged TO be due to the carslessness
or lack OF skill on the part of the engineer.
10 being tried in the United States Circuit
Court at Carson. The facts In the case
condensed BY the Carson Appeal are ~
follows:
Andy Neenan, the deceased, was the sta
ton master at the head OF the incline. and
lost his life by being thrown from the
giraffe into the ore chute. The plaintiff
claims that the engineer hoisted the giraffe
when II should have been lowered, thus
causing the death OF Neenan. The en-
gineer claims that he got three bells from
Neenan, which Was the signal to hoist
under An agreement made the day before
| between Neenan and himself. There II q
regular code OF signals all along the lode.
but II ID customary for men who ring bells
| to agree upon . different schedule II they
| think II better suits the mine they work
in. Under the old rule three bells meant
| to return the giraffe from the ore chute 10
| the 10th station, about 60 feet below, but
under the new arrangement three bells
meant to 60 up. The giraffe was at the
| chute when James Graham. the engineer,
| got three bells and hoisted. The giraffe
| struck the sheaves, dumped Neenan out
| and crushed In his skull. He was after.
wards found at the bottom Of the chute,
| dead. The engineer admits. however, thai
the indicator showed that the giraffe wai
| already at the chute. as high ~ II ought tc
| 60. He noticed the indicator showed this,
| but left his engine to get something, and
| Just Is he returned heard three bells. He
hastily obeyed the signal without looking
q the indicator, and Neenan was killed
| The case will be resumed this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-20

A Region or Marvellous wealth I'm
silver Mines.
Twelve miles southeast Of the city Of
Chihuahua 10 the marvellous Santa Eulalis
| silver mountain, which Leonidas Hamil-
ton, in his Border States Of Mexico"
says has produced the enormous sum Of
SAL, 900, 900. basing his statement on the
records Of the tribunal Of mines and the
Mint at chihuahua. The church record
leads to the belief that even more was ex-
tracted. This mine, or group Of mines,
was opened in 1703. The great Cathedral
at Chihuahus was built by q levy Of seven
cents on every marca 1881 Of the product
OF this mine. The cost Of the Cathedral
is variously stated from $3.50. 900 to $780,
900. Surprising the latter figures to be
correct, the product Of the mine during
the time the church was being built was
nearly S1O3, 0OO, 900. The Royal Geo.
graphical Society of London, in its report
Of 1860, states that in 1883 q census was
taken, extending back 100 years, show
ing that $3.50, 000. 900 had been ex-
tracted from this district alone. Wilson,
the historian Of Mexico, states in
relation to this district, that Don Do
mingo Asmendi paid duties on one solid
piece Of virgin silver weighing 275 pounds,
and the kings attorney brought suit for
duties on several pieces which weighed
together 4.03S pounds. and a certain piece
for . curiosity. which weighed 1900
ever found in the world. The famous La
Veta Negro took over 81, 900, 900 from .
space less than q hundred feet long in
seven months. The ores contained were
principally ruby silver. While even the
official statements Of production do not
agree by several millions, they at least
show that here was ono OF the richest silver
deposits ever found. This property now
belongs to Eastern capitalists. They will
take up the work where it was abandoned
for want Of machinery, ct = depth Of about
800 feet, and there is every reason to
believe that it will, with the aid
OF modern methods and American ma
chinery and skill, produce - largely as
before. The Stag from these workings is
piled up around the city Of chihuahua,
where it has lain for many years. This
Stag has been worked over by Mexicans,
by hand, and is said to have yielded them
from 50 to 81 per day for each hand.
These enormous piles Of Stag have been
bought BY Philadelphia parties, who are
preparing to put in new machinery to re-
work 1t, with every prospect OF making
money. The owners Of the Santa Eulalie
have spent considerable money in taking
the water out and in developing the mine,
and are now erecting . large mill on the
line of the road. Eighty-ive miles below
Chihuahua the same parties own . silver
mine, the Cusi, which is said to be one Of
the richest in the country. A large mill
is being erected, and q large quantity Of
ore is being taken out. All OF the mines
spoken of, except the Torreon, are old
mines, abandoned by the Mexicans on &C.
of striking water, they having no
appliances for taking it out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-20


The following 10 = list Of members Of
Upton Post No. 20, G. A. r.. and the regi-
ments in which they served during the
war. It will be seen that this coast ID not
very strongly represented, there being
only two from Nevada and eight from Gal.
ifornia:
Aulbsch Adam. Co. A. LIST Nevada Cavalry.
Broy G. L.. Co. T., 9Th W. V. Cav.
B~urlingane J. g., 90. L, 1st Maine Heavy Art.
Bidw II c. B., Co. D, Tth Mass. Infantry.
Baidy @. H.. Co. e, 1st Neb. Cav.
Bsebs q j., 90 L. I'd Mas Cav.
Bird 7 j., 90. @, "a Gal. Cav.
Cole H.. Co. 4, 1eth o. 3. Inf.
Connor p. E.. Brevst Major General o. 9. Vol.
Davidson T.. Co. =. eth Wis. osv.
Eiston George. q. 3. 8. Ksrrsgsnsstt.
Ferguson VIM Co. =. lat Col. Cav.
Hubbard Q. g., Co. @. 9Th Cal. Inf,
Ho.aisy Z. 7: %. \, 18Th Conn. Inf.
Jones Evan. 90. O., An lowe CAV,
JoAnnes VIM, Co, I. i5dth III. Inf.
Kelley L. 3 Co. NJ. lst Cal. Cav.
Leonard ThomAs. %, =. 10lst Penn. Inf.
Long W. g., I'd Battalion q. 8. Vol. Engineers.
Longley A. g., Co. A, 18th Gal. Inf.
Levy b.. O.. 90. A., Sd Bat. ltth Q: Q. Inf.
Marlin J. r., Co b, 12sth Ill. Inf.
Mason J. y , 90. d, 7th Cal. Inf.
Merrill g. W., 90. +. Goth Ind. Inf.
Miller r. Co. n, 9TH o. 8. Art.
Mastersou j., Co. g.. seth Ohio Inf.
Martin @. W, %. @. lst Gal. Oav.
Matthews ". n , 90. r, 9Th Wis. Cav.
OFT J. n, 90, NJ, i2th Penn. Cay.
o'Loushliu g., %. e. lst New. Cav.
o'Brien j., Co. A. 81 Maryland Int.
Price H.. Go. @, 9Th Gal. Inf.
Piel O., %. e. Sd Mo. Csv.
Riley j. H.. Go. A. is5th Ind. Inf.
Rose e. H, 90 II. listh Ohio Inf.
Rouse T.. 90. i, Ath Wis. Cav.
Randolph A., 90. X, 18th III. Inf.
scbatxlein NJ, 90. 4, saith NJ Z. Inf.
steichleman W. p, 90. A.. AID N. Y. Inf.
sherman e. L.. 90. B, lst o. Q. Veteran Vols.
storey Il. B., Co. D. Ath Maine Inf.
s,randberg W Go. K. 2sth Mich. inf.
Taylor W. L., %. z, 66th Ohio Inf.
Tyler W. H.. 90. A. 5eth Mass Inf.
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