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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22
Not Against the Law.

sMadam," said the policeman, as he ap'
reared at the side door, "it is against the
law to fire pistol inside of the coporatioD.'
who fired one ?"
"Your neighbors complain Of half doz
en- reports every evening"
"Ah-Yes Wait a moment"
When she returned from the kitchen
she had bottle of ginger ale in her hand
She raised il on line of his eye, pushed
the wire off the cork, and as he cough
the missile on his nose and jumped TIVE
feet high she observed !:
"Yes. we fire more or less OF 'em ever,
evening. Come around between Z and
and get shot r'-Philadelphia Call.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22
Piles PilesII Piles Ill

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch.
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer FIVE minutes after using Will
liam's Indian Pile Ointment. Itbsorbs a
tumors, allsys itching, acts as poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, itching of the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. ]. NJ. Cofenbury, of Cleveland,
says: 81 have used scores of Pile cures,
and it affords me pleasure to say that j
have never found anything which gives
such immediate and permanent relief as
DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment" Sold
by druggists and mailed On receipt Of
price, 81. r. B. Hostetler. Sedalia, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22

Because John T. Heard, while a
senator, would not lend himself to a
downright legislative steal, he is op,
posed as a candidate for congress. All
honor to Senator Heard. He stood
solid in the interest of the tax paper,
for if the bill known as the public
printing bill, had become law il
would have cost the state of Missouri
from $4,000 to $4,000 per annum
more than the same work cost at thi.
time-and all in the interest of suck
ers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22

The rescue of the survivors of the
Greely expedition as chronicled in
to-day's kilograms will create a wide
spread sensation and universal feeling
of JOY mingled with sorrow, joy at the
rescue, sorrow for the many brave
men who have been lost. The party
living and dead will soon arrive in
New York and their coming as well
as the funeral of the brave dead,
should be observed by fitting natural
ceremonies throughout the country.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22
Gone for the Summer Months.

Mrs. Shabby Genteel: "Jane, has the
-four man come ?"
Jane: "Yes, mum eight barreles."
"And the potatoes ?"
ayes, mum twenty Bushels"
And the canned meats !"
"Yes. mum six dozen cans that's all
was ordered, num-"
sand how is the stock of other provis
ions, including groceries OF all kinds p
SCOT enough, mum, to last three month:
easy, and the ice and milkmsn have prom
ised to come every light after dark"
"Very well, Jane. Board up the fronI
shutters. detroit Free Press.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22
THE RAILROADS.
A Georgia Railroad Arraigned
for Running Sunday
Excursions.
How They are Working am
What the Employees are
Doing.

The trains were ali on time yesterday.
Switch engine No. 206 was on duty
yesterday.
The Missouri Pacific boys were flush
up last night. The pay car arrived yester-
day.
The earnings of the Long Island road
for the first week in July were over $780,
600, the largest in the history Of the road.
Missouri Pacific engine, No. 33l, for
merly q pusher at Otterville, has been in
the shops and turned into road engine.
She will make her first trip to-day.
Charles Crew, a Missouri Pacific black
smith, is laying off in consequence of a
very sore eye, having been struck by 8
scale from a scraper which he was repair
ing.
Owing to failing health, it is stated
that Mr.. Thomas Nickerson will soon re-
tire from the presidency of the Mexican
Central railroad. His probable successor
has not yet been named.
The net earnings of the Louisville &
Nashville for May were S474,976, against
A79.ll8 for the same time last year
The expenses for May, 1884, were 1851 ,l3S
and for May, 1888, were $3.50, 23O.
The circulars announcing the appoint
ments of a. c. Townsend as general pas
senger and ticket agent of the Missouri
Pacific and Frank Chandler as genera
passenger and ticket agent of the Wabash
were issued yesterday.
There is no doubt about the genuine
ness of the divorce of the Wabash as Ia
as the Kansas City line is concerned
Already the freight and passenger depart.
ments are making vigorous preparation
TO fight the Missouri Pacific for the Kansa!
City business, and every effort will b,
made to make the Wabash the popular
line to that point.
The following Missouri Pacific an,
Wabash appointments were announced YES
terday: Mr.. G. G. Eddy, to be genera
eastern freight and passenger agent of tn
Missouri Pacific at New York; B. E
Smith, ir., Pacific Coast agent Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific at San Francisco; III. b. Nc
CIellan, general agent for the Wabash q
New York, and II. N. Garland, passen
ger and ticket agent for the Wabash a
Kansas City.
A GRAsPNG CORPORATION.
| Inc IapdCltg "a tuOec Cd>tcin idiAioo
companies" remarked a Chicago lady VIII
had lust returned from a visit to Massachu
sets, is getting to be positively unendurs
ble.n
"You must admit, however" put j
her friend, "that their passenger rates ar
generally lower than those of our west
ern lines"
"But I don't allude to their passenge
rates." was the irritable reply.
Explain yourself then; don't under
stand YOU"
"Wby, the baggage master at Bosto
wanted to put my shoes in the baggage ca
and charge for excess of weight"
| SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
I Augusta, Ga, July 1.-THE sgitatio
arising ont of the disturbance caused b
the negro excursionists of Sunday las
has developed q very interesting case q
Ilaw. The facts are, in short, as follows
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22
A Remedy for Lung Diseases.

DIR. Robert Newton, late president OF the
Electric College of the city of New York,
and formerly of Cincinnati. Ohio, used DIR.
WIZ. HALLS BALsAM very extensively in
his practice, as many of his patients, now
living, and restored to health by the use
of this invaluable medicine, can amply
testify. He always said that so good 8
remedy ought to be prescribed freely by
every physician as a sovereign remedy In
all cases of lung diseases. II cures Con-
sumption and has no equal for all pectoral
complaints.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22
The Portals of the Head,

the lips, allow the escape of foul breath
when the teeth are coated with impurities
or falling into decay through neglect. II
you would not we'll nigh nauseate your
trends and inspire strangers with disgust
rid your mouth of such Augean odors by
Purifying your teeth with S0ZODONT,
which, if they are not past redemption
will revive their pristine whiteness, and re.
in 'orce the shaker members Of the dental
family.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22
A Case Not Beyond Help.

DIR. NJ. ii. Hinsdale, Kenawee, ILL.,, ad'
yises us of q remarkable cure of Consump-
ton. He says: "A neighbours vile was
attacked with violent lung disease, and
pronounced beyond help from Quick Con-
sumption. As last resort the family was
persuaded to try DIR. VIM. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. To the aston
ishment oil all, by the time she had USED
one half dozen bottles she was about the
house doing her own work.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22
HEARD SPEAKS.

The following telegram received
yesterday explains itself.
SLATER. Mo-, July Is.
EDITOR BAzoo, Sedalla, Mo.
The editorial in the Sedalia Demo
crat relative to printers bill is a
tissue of malicious falsehood as / will
fnIIv prove. j. T. HEARD.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22

Governor Crittenden seems to have
put his foot in it again. He tele-
graphed his congratulations to Cleve-
land on his nomination the other day
and was imprudent enough to use the
editorial, "we" and now all the little
one horse editors are bowling about his
usurpation of their exclusive right
to the use of the word as repre-.
senting the great state of Missouri.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22

sedalia is the center of the great
western fur and hide traffic why is il
a first class tannery is not opened !
Every requisite and facility is cheap
and abundant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22

~All Ladies Should Know that
Hoods, scaris, ribbons and all fancy arti-
cles can be made any color wanted with
Diamond Dyes. Ali the popular colors.
Ten cents at druggists. None equals them.
Wells. Richardson & Co., Burlington, VT.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22

Some parties were in the city yester.
day looking around with a view to
establishing boot and shoe factory in
this city. Such an industry ought to
pay enormously here and it is to be
hoped it will be put in operation.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22

Every manufacturing industry
which has yet opened in Sedalia has
proven a marked and rapid success,
and even her merchants who began
almost without capital have grown
wealthy. Why is it more attention is
not given to home industriesf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-07-22

Augusta, Ga, July 1.-THE agitation
arising out of the disturbance caused by
the negro excursionists of Sunday last,
law. The facts are, in short, as follows
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25l Murray, James
2s2 Nara, Eugsne
2S6 Hurrsil, John +
30l Hosdy, Nicksrssn 8
3O4 Maynard, Melvin o
3e5 Miller, Peter
336 Moore, Benjamin II
34t Mills, George T
352 Noise Babtiste
368 Msrrigold, Henry p
269 Merle, john v
375 Norris, John E
800 Mason, William "
405 Murray, Patrick :
4l3 Mailer jacob
$40 killard, Thomas
55l Miller, William
554 Manning, Horace G
59l Miller. Stephen
592 Monroe, Charles
595 Mack John E
596 Medsr, James
"02 Moore, John @ A
69S MoseIey, Thomas P
5l8 Marston, Charles A
63l Mattewsan, Robert
632 Masten, Frank A
634 Maish, Calvin II
GS6 Marlette, Seneca II
G9l Mills. John II
6y9 Morrison, George II
7o3 Meder, Charles D
7O4 Medtr, John z
7i6 Mathews, James II
40 Muiloon. John
775 Miller, Charles F
790 Musgrove. William r
sO2 Miller, Charles
Sl4 Murphy, John
722 Mnro>i, Pietro
$40 Mccormick, William
s57 Mccartney, Jeptha
22O McCarty, JohnJ
259 McComber, Freeman
z64 McCarty, Patrick
800 Mccormack, James II
532 McLeilald, John
$40 NJ Guirk
59S Mclaughlin, George
6s4 McCiuen, William D
Sm McC!ain, Josiah
Sil Moran, William
S54 Mi'lsrd, Harry 3
1863 Noteware, Chauncy
2U3 Npteware. Myron
222 N-wnh IN John Z
3j! Nuliy, Patrick
;il9 Enyts, S,muel Il
3I7 n ,sh, Thomas
7i6 Nu>s George
6i7 My, Winslow 2
7i2 Nevers Samuel A
753 Nichn!, Juhn II
7JJ Nell, Charles ]
81 O'Gar,, Dominic M
302 Ou'tle!ee, Louis
1856 pHara, Mike
3DG Ouiiette Gyrille
43l Olc ,vich Lyman
5O5 O'Conner Timothy
5S7 Oliver, Thomas
623 Oil, Antoine
633 O'Brien, John
600 Omet, Urgele
$50 O'Brien, Daniel
776 OBrien, James B
Is Pixley, Seymour
SO Freddy, John T
Il3 Peters, Ferdinand w
17S Parker William w
1911 Platt, Joseph
l2l Parker, Hubbard e
24l Poterield, John w
279 Parkinson, Edward J
2Sl Pohl, Cornelius B
294 Porter Napoleon
BIZ Preble Charles s
5l9 Parker, Anzolo II
'29 Peterson, Christian
sS5 Pierce, Edgar r
1876 Phillips, Henry P
543 Pickett George
$50 Peterson Peter III
;28 Prior, John NJ
;95 Pierce, Eugene F
155 Patterson Seward r
757 Painter, Charles +
1913 Peters Charles II
'3S Pritchard, James 4
81 Quill, John Jr,
l18 QuiIl, Daniel
81 Quill, Jeri;niah
;22 Quill, John
8 Eidaler, william
Is Risdon, john A
20 n. bert. Andrew
40 Ko5insau. 81 .r.ilau
60 Roberts, Oliver
u Riley, Frank
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81 sparyssn. James "
7Slstsvsps william II
Ss spence william y
% Smith. Richard Z
lo1 small amuel
10 Smart Alfred ]
ia stew art Charles
IL: Stewart Wsl'ingtso
l42 sutherland John
l3s sheppard James q
$50 Swift Shubal T
los swestlAnd wiilia0
Is6 Stewart Henry G
lo7 sa~ners Harry o
.s6 Sloconb Hesrv G
2o7 Saxt"n Reuben H
S1O SsArl.u1 A bart n
Iii Smith James
a29 Savage James Q
137 smith Herbet F
2sl sullivan John C
| 56o SsOddari Charles r.
l73 Story William Il
2s7 saaehs stephen
! 292 Su Me- land Dayid,
3l5 Schneider Heinrich
325 Sp1ayue ThumAs W
| S35 sid len, Lawrence l.
| s65 Sn. ade. Francis II
81 smiley William
$50 Schmit: John
335 SanbOrn, Abraham
3a7 Sabin, George NJ
400 sharp, Charles r
4O3 Shinn, Leon w
AL small, f'Ores. G
5O7 stevens, Milford II
| 81; straight, Jacob
52l Smi II, John
| $40 Schweiss, George
545 stone, Thomas II
546 Sickles, samuel j
$50 sunderland, Isaac "
$50 schulz, Otto
$40 Spurgeon, william H
SIS sullivan, Edward
$50 Savas se, John +
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GIG sharp, Henry w
65l st, John, William y
676 schulz Charles N
673 schmitt, Edward
TO- shaw, JAM >
7Oj SIN All, George w
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1875 Swain, Jam = il
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77S stewart, John
Isl Snap joan w
6JG Scott, !ames Il
79S Sinpkins, francis n
Sil SANFORD ;i5Or4,c B
Sl2 SIN Nil, David \
7l3 smith, William
S2S stewart, Asher
S56 :Imi,h h, Job
90 Taylor, Thomas
% Tobriner, Jacob
81 Tenant, Thomas
A Turner, Il ID
a thompson, Henry
95 Roadway, Aaron D
Ill ThOm pson, Caleb A
ll9 ThtAter, George c
lS6 TOrreyson, William ,
2il Tas lor, BemjamIn
"a Tuny, George
267 Torreyson, James d
32l Trem blay Alexander
3f4 Tessicr, Eu>ebe
353 Thompson, Charles "
3Gl TObcy, Walter ID
402 TicAner, FitZillin L
Sis Turner, James
$50 Turner, Edward
5Sl TiilOu, Cornberry
So Thorne, samuel +
593 Tranter James +
5S4 Troll, Jacob
f9 frapp, John
GAL Tangerman. Henry "
897 Thorpe, Guy
100 Tufts, Herbert NJ
rs Tyrreli, George a
762 Thompson. Paul 8
sos Tremblay, .Ouis
sos Tunney. Thomas
IA Ulrich, Johns
52S Uren, William
7l9 Chl, Adam
23J Vonderhyde, Edward .
294 Vierra, John B
100 Venable, George W
572 Vardy, Charles A
6l7 VOnderhyde, George
7G vail, JOnn
s37 Vair, James
10 WOoHside, Joseph @
6G Wright, Andrew
81 Winnie, = njam'nL l.
70 Witherell. Charles a
50 Wylie, NichOl
l28 Wright, Samuel G
Wa John A
75WOoi, I,ncs
l83 Wool, John
ij4Weoer, JACOB, Jr,
,O3 White, Franklin ]
.,5 Wheeler, William ,
,l6 Wright, Robert II
II Wright, Garrett 10
.fl WORK, Jam !
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lOiJ XIDWel ucoTSe ~
642 Hofer, Albert C
6i3 U'rlow, L.sia G
693 Ilsgerty, James ~
696 Havenor, William II
701 Harper, Edward
723 Heidenrich, John
764 Heidenrich, John =
765 .Htidenrich, Henery
766 Heidenrich, Henry Ne 2
S87 Hofer,, Theodore r
1891 Healey Thaddeus w
ISn7. Holder, Alfred
1853 Hannon. John II
% Johnson, REM amin
I9l Jefferson, Noble N
l37 Judge, Jmes 4
I53 Jhnsnn, Albert
266 Junkins, Henry
All Jenkins, > 4
495 Jsn'sZ"h, Leopold +
1872 jerks, Andrew g
5S4 Jones, Thomas
6D2 jacobs, AdU!ph
$50 James, Edmund
III Joseph, John
Ii, J,;c"'uvitch, Simon
835 Jennis, William
3S kersev, John D
81 Kennedy, Byron D
IO4 Kennedy James A
| IU6 Kennedy, Francis
I42 keyser, William II
l52 Kerr, James
l76 Km.x, William D
I79 kit1meyer, G,"nrye W
POI King, Wade w
225 k"ickerb.ker William
27S KralI, Philip.
$50 Kelley, Charles II
362 s>napp, Edward G
437 keyser, William D
5l6 Klein, jacob
524 Keitt, Paul L
54s Kelley, James J
$50 Kaiser, Dietrich
535 Keo5oom, John HI
Gus Keily, Daniel
693 Ktnnedy, Frank B
7o7 Kenny, james
733 Kelley, Stewart
745 Kitzneyer, Daniel G
737 Kelley, Michael
823 Kayser, William
$50 KraMer, John III
8 Laport, Alexander
IL Lamoureaux, Abraham
IS Lee, Edward s
123 Lilientield, Alfred w
l53 Lepper, Gustave
lS4 Lentz, David HI
1872 Lincoln, Charles H
1877 Lepper, Henry E
2O5 Latta, Chauncy
22S Laws, Charles w
81 Lee, Simeon L
303 Lefevre, Urban
322 Laughton, Charles E
327 Leonard, Orville r
334 Lynch, Thomas
396 Lynch, William
500 Lopez. Jesus
5l1 Leete, James A
5l8 Little, Wi;liom NJ
526 Lcary, Thomas
538 Linton Willis D
538 Liud James F
55S Livinsgton, Adolph
624 Lepper, Albert A
636 Laing, James D
649 Levy, Jacob
72o Lilienfield, William
749 Lachapelle, Dosits
767 Little, John T
78O Lenhart, Jacob
815 Lonersan, Maurice
8l7 Locke, Samuel J
836 Lament, Alexander,
843 Lynch, William
81 Mason, Ho-atio S
46 Martin, Charles
81 Martin, Charles F
40 Meder, Lleweilyn M
81 McQuarter>, John
103 Mutually, Edward
1O5 Mcclure, Barney II
l3O McMahon, Patrick J
1913 McCabe, Arthur M
lO7. Martin, John II
125 Merklse, George w
1871 Medcr, Benjamin F
1911 Mitteldorfer, Charles
1875 Merritield, Alone F
229 Meyer, Christian
23i ~ 40. Ganrge A
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TIA Daugherty, William B
725 Desmond, Thomas
TIC Duffy, George "
TT DeNeuf, Albert
743 Davis Frank,
746 Desideris, Lspseri
Isl Denniag, James B
754 Dunaiux, Amasa
785 Day, Frank,W
1876 Desray, Frank H
796 Dorsey, Jehn 6
SOL Dsna hue, James "
62O Dies, George L
1851 Dirige, Anteno
I Eceles, George A
Z Elliott, Richard
55 Elsy, Mckee
l27 Elrod, Edward r
1870 Elliott, William
236 Emmons, John 7
2S4 Evans, Isaac
289 Epstein, Louis
2aa Ely, John B
800 Edgcomb, Ezekiel
326 Edwards, Theodore D
332 Elrod, Lawrence l.
337 Elstner, Milton r
1893 Ellis Paris B
I342 Edwards, Thomas J
I454 Ellsworth, Benjamin 4
392 Emory, amphrey
I54l Elicit, John
I671 Elstner, George 3
$50 Edison, Benjamin
743 Ellis, John G
S27 Edwards, Charles B
342 Ellis, Adrian G
| 40 FoS, JOAN q
II fO:tliny, Isaac n
lVS Fish, Amos
no Farrell William B
las Frisoie, Lyman \
1856 Farrell j mes +
223 Foth .rgiIl Henry
252 Fischer, M,ritz
253 Follett, Martin v
2SS Fellows, Morrison
800 Folsom. Fr,nk q
4l5 FulStone, Henry
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49i F.rnun, Forest A
499 Fl"mming, John w
$50 Fig,me, Ge'vani
55S Farr, Ross w
62l Foley. Richard
GA Farrell, Henry E
645 Freuch, Alfred
635 Fi'too, Russell
667 Folsom, Gilman n
673 Fish, Russell II
100 Foley, John
7IS Fox John w
73o Farrell, Michael
747 Fife, Adam
89S Fife, James
$40 Forsaith, George
S24 Frederic, Ge"rge A
$50 Furlvns, John
43 Gaige, Mark NJ
s. Clever, MOrtsn F
~ Greeniaw, Luke s
81 GilIooly, Patrick II
IFS Garrard, William
1874 Gourley, Alexander
27O Givovich, George NJ
276 Genare, Sehartian
283 Gardner, Matthew C
3O7 Gardner, John
320 Greenlaw, Mayo A
$50 Gilbert, Oscar A F
347 Gui"n, James
422 Gettys, James
42S Gibrsn, Adrastus
473 Goodman, William B
497 Govld. Alva
SOC Grey, Otis
$40 Gibson, John l.
SCI Green, Henry
600 Cutler, Sinon
627 Gray, John
$50 Green, benjamin F
723 GreenhOt,d, Otto
73l G,uthier, Lewis
770 Goraventa. Guiseppi
TIA Gates, George B
783 Grant, Samuel w
784 Clifford, Lysander
sos Grive, John
SIS Come, Pedro
855 Gray, Alexander
62G Herbert, Armada
% House, Lank
% Harris, Charles n
~ Harris Marcns 4
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81 Cook, Jshn r
1o1 catlin, Alvs P
liz Cshn, Hyman
l24 Coven, William J
128 Clarke, Willis G
132 Cowisg, Geo. B
l47 Cofsy, Cornelius D
159 Csrbstt, William H
161 Corbett, Daniel G
165 Cagwin, George W
III Chapman, Arnold J
ia Cults, Ronald II
$50 Cilly, John s
1876 Constant, Thomas h
213 Cary, William N
219 Chubbuek, George W
227 Carney, John
"a Crandells Dele
248 Cavanaugh, Chas. n
250 Culp, David r
265 Connolly, Jerimiah
398 Carpenter, Joseph
324 Coresco, Stephen
328 Craven, Frank
$40 Codding, Erastus "
343 couillsrd, D.nas
346 Cowing, Joseph H
357 Chedic, Walter N
366 Cole, Lllewellyn
3Ss Constantine, Phillip
399 Custer, William Il
| 4O4 Castle, Joseph
! 4O9 Crabb, Robert
412 Cary, Ernest H
416 Cobb, William A B
42O Clark. Ed.erton 4
425 Clark, George w
434 Cosk, Henry
437 Cahiil. William
SOC Christian, Ernest
500 Campbell, George G
SIS Calhoun, John G
529 Calbreth. John w
537 Co. an, William II
544 Calvert, George D
578 Collins, Frank
597 Clarke, Robert NJ
500 Cats, Eugene B
Gao Colver. Edward H
61O Clarke, Daniel
612 Calimberti. Joseph
625 Carter, William H
652 Curry, Fred B
6A Carbonncau. Medris
669 Cannon. Edward H
6S1 Celes, Balma
6S2 Cromwell. Oliver
6S5 Craven, Frank
6S7 Cottreil. William D
7O6 Christensen, Peter G
70S Combs, Samuel
I'll Comstock, George L NJ
913 Cunningham, James J
736 Chaplin, Moses
758 Corcoran, John G
773 Comstock. George
779 Crippcn, Perry
1872 Cunha, John
789 Campana, Arnssto
794 Corccco, Andrew
800 Crandall, Edgar 3
S25 .Conroy, Micheal
SIG Crane, Zaccheus
829 Circe, Domino
83l Chandler, Albert B
1874 Cross, Volncy B
847 Cagwin, Hamden
IL Dobbs, George r
IS Downs, Hiram
36 Dow, Moses B
IS Doyle, Philip A
20 Davis, George r
sc Doane, William H
116 Dealy, James E
l35 Daily, Abraham
139 Daugherty, Enrico s
l41 David, Evan
154 Deegan, Simon +
40 Do1d, Frank W
189 Dorcn, Lewis
1856 Donahue, Thomas v
1s9 Davis, George H
2O4 Davis, Sam p
249 Downey, Martin A
275 Doaae, Jonathan A
277 David, DeLcon
80 Dunn, Herbert G
214 Drurv WAlls
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a Anderson, Joseph A
Is Anderson, Mortsn
g Alley. Zadock +
l49 Allenbach. Jasob l
ISL Atherton Coleman c,
l88 Albro, John 8
200 Avery, David W
118 Anderson, William
Sc9 Adams, Jewett W
165 Appelberx Carl o
Isl Aronschn, Max
367 Argens, Henry
433 Adams, William H
496 Authers. James
S66 Adams Joshua +
S48 Ambrozctti Franeies
O63 Aube Eustache
60 Abraham Isaac j
SIG Ardery, Alexander
004 Archer, David A
3 Bryant, George "
4 Benton, James NJ
"a Baker. Sam1
l6 Broadhead. William Q
II Brule Dieudonnis N
10 Berry, Glen
q Bollen, Robert W
42 Bemis, Stephen J
12 Bowker. Milo A
x3 Bence, Horace H
60 Bird, John A
II Bisler. David
- Bartine, Horace ,
g Brown, William R
50 Bray. Chas. E
l2l Brault Dominique
145 BalfOrd, George
l48 Billings, charles.
156 Bender, David A
Isl Belknap, Charles H
l6O Bliss, Duane L
l68 Brown, James A
10Z- Royd. Chas. II
ia Bray, Judson J
138 Baker, Chas. H
~ Bicknal, Charles F
As Bright Jessie L
3e7 Buckley. Albert u
314 Benson, Henk
348 Bergman, Albert
36 Bell, George H
372 Bryant, Andrew s
574 Boles, James NJ
80 Bruette. Nelson
418 Brummett, William d
498 Bath, Henry G
500 Barley, Eli
5Ol Brulin, Charles A
1Oz Burns. George I
T31 Bryson, George G. Jr.
s36 Bush, William
S63 Bolitho, John
S74 Blethen, Charles "
s83 Bryant, William H
Sos Badgley, jays
So7 Bell, Leslie H
Gil Burss, William II
ee3 Brock, James j
81 Baker, Archer
go Burlinxton, Edward
e77 Borses, Antonio A
-0o0 Brisrschbach, John
III Bailey, Heney
729 Boyer Isaac
538 Burlingamc, Joseph A
7A Bryant. William L
1l6 Baugaiupo, Antonio Q
16S Brannan, Patrick
TT Bath John
ri Black. Isaiah n
1913 Burke, Samuel
003 Brady, Francis 7
80 Bradley. Harry n
Z Chedid George W
3 Cheney, James II
10 Crockett, Lyman l.
13 Cheney, John II
II Crawford, James
Is Corbett. John W
- Connolly. Timothy J
a Coffin, Trsnmor !,
8 Clark, Henry J q
Il Cohn, Aba
IS Uohn, Moses II
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S55 Gray, Alexander
62G Herbert, Armada
% House, Lank
20 Harris, Charles n
80 Harris, Marcus
so Harris, Ernest
81 Howard, James
81 Helm, Alfred
"a Hatcl., hIarven d
80 Harper, Edward
80 Herrick, Loyal A
1875 Heritage, George L
1873 Hall, William G
155 Hawisy, Thomas p
2l2 Howe, Hayward Fl
224 Howell, Charlie w
226 Hammond, John D
233 Hawthorne, William A
239 Hetrick, Josiah M
245 Hallock, James F
255 Hark, George
286 Herbert, Georgs
z99 Higgins, Thomas
sos Henry. John
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