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Strprles.
lIICYClIlGS.

Each one Genuine Bargain. No Bank. rupt Stock. All made by Hubbard, Spen' cer, Bartlett X Co.,. Chicago, and Union Cycle Mfg. Co.,, Hlghlandville, Mass. Best Houses, east or west, In order not to carry over any bicycle to next season, we sacrl- flee the remainder of our stock. Our loss is yoqg gain 10 RA1iSX Lsdy Aia6 sSS S$ Lady Hubbard, $26. 1 Union Special 8 do. Laules', $34 ? Union Whiteheads, $4s 1 Ajax, Juvenile, Girls, S19 Flrst.class Repairing; Sundrles No Seconds. Call for Guide, gratis. UNION CYCLE CO.,
 au15 If 1855 Orange Street.
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Badger-"So you think Stimbal is a very religious man. What makes you think so?" Cadger-"Why, he talks at the way he brags about his past wick edness is enough to make your hair stand on end, Oh, no there's no doubt about his being a very religious man" Boston Transcript.
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You didn't fasten your essay with a blue ribbon, as you usually Go," said the editor of the magazine
 .'No,' answered the contributor. My sense of harmony wouldn't permit it. This is an article on the management of the war. I tied it with red tape'- Washington Star.
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PATRIOTIC MUSIC 10 GENTS.

A large assortment of the latest songs, marches and two-steps at our store for the small sum of 10 cents per copy. Loomis Temple of Music S33 Chapel street. SIP St
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Whitney Todd of Company l. Is home from Mantle and Saturday received word from his commander not to re- turn to camp until later on account of the typhoid fever.
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DO YOIJwANT A MIrsrc r1,Ac

DO YOU WANT A MUSIC TEACHER?
 All legitimate teachers on all instru- ments have their headquarters at our store. Don't get an incapable teacher. We handle the leading makes of pianos, mandolins, violins, banjos, guitars, etc. We give trading stamps. Loomis' Temple of Music, SsS Chapel street.
 sig St
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If the Baby Is cuttinr Teeth

If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth. Be sure and use that old and well tried rem- edX, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for softens the gums allays all pain, cures wind colic. and is the pest remedy for diar. rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
 all MWF&w 1y
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ANCHOR LINE.

United States Mail Steamships Sail i. on, New YOrk k1very saturday. for GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
 Rates for Saloon Passage CITY OF ROME, $6O. Otner St'rs. $52.50.
 second Cabin Rome. $37.5O. Furnessia, S35.OO. Othsc
 Strs.. S32 50.
 Steeraye Passage Rome, S25.5O. Furnessla, S24.3o. Other
 Strs., S23.50.
 For Book of Tours and information, apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Agents, Bowling Green, New York; or NJ. B. Newton & O., 6 Orange st., or Bishop & Co.,. TOP Chapel st., or Jas. Mustarde. 94 Grown st., or Richard NJ. Sheridan, 665 Grand ave, or J. Aug. Svenson, 82s Grand ave-, or Thos. H, Pease & Son. 1O2 Church street. New Haven. au4 3m
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STARlN'S NewHaven Transportation Lin.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS
 Steamer JOHN H. STARIN, Captain Mo. Alister, leaves New Haven from StarIn's Pier, foot of Brown street, at 1O:15 D. m. Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays Steam CT "ERASTUS CORN1NG," Captain Spoor. STARIN. leaves New York from Pier is. North River, at 9 p. m. Mondays, Wednes. days and Fridays. The "ERASTUS CORN Fare 75c, excursion tickets $1.25 State. rooms $1.00
 Tickets and staterooms for sale at !. B. Judson's, S67 Chapel st. The Peck x Bish- op Co, TOP Chapel st.; Tremont House. Free stage leaves the depot on arrival of Hartford train, and from corner of Church and Chapel streets every half hour, com mencing at s:30 pm. Through freight rates given and bills of lading Issued to points West, South, and Southwest
 q. H. FISHER. Agent Order your freight via StarIn Line
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A GOOD HOME FOR A YOUNG WO-
 MAN,
 With elderly lady, to help in house. work; fair wages Address P. O. Drawer 39. sig St
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FUN

on the wheel can be enjoyed by everyone since Bicycles can be purchased so cheap make, "IVANHDOE SPECIAL" positively up-to-date, as good a Bicycle as you want, S32 co cash. or 60 days at the same price,
 You pay us $1000 down and $11OO per
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JUDGE RoBSoN'S IN
There's No 0ppos'tiea /. I,
Galveston Nov.
He WILL LIKELY Be NON
sicLennnn County M.
s"ser.-RcDort. M. \
County Primarls.

Galveston, Texas. MAY s.s,
county instructed for .,,,a.s
congress from this dis,rict
to that gentleman In Ga,v.. q
parently disappeared. Men e
Lane as long as he was In r.. Z.
talking strongly for Robson ~ h
cations are that he will recs,v.
and hearty support of tbs =
democracy.
Judge Robson is said to h.
batter and good campaiener "a.
OF man that Is needed IA M.
in this district, where so manv :, /
eyed men do not hesitate "A !.
their support and influenc, :.
nominees. Several Leader. NJ
Strand, however, have said IL, b
they intend to support the dero'..
inee. and predictions are fresIv 4
Robson will carry the district y
majority. "
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sul Ro,, Comp. u. e. v.

Denton, Texas, May THE Sui Ross
camp of Confederate Veterans held its reg
ular monthly meeting at TIE court house
this afternoon with good attendance.
a resolution was passed that they form
themselves into an organization to assist
the officers in maintaining good order IN
case their help is needed, and also that
they ask the Grand Army of the Republic
to assist them.
Also resolution was passed rendering
thanks aud congratulations TO Commodore
George Dewey for the glorious victory III
the battle Of Manila.
An invitation from the Sherman camp to
offend the monument decoration on May
10 Was read. and many decided to attend.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTE

Waxahachie, Texas, May M
Governor Jester speaks here On
afternoon, beginning at Z ocios
Goldthwaite. Texas, May -. r.rs j
will be very sure to so for os.s y
primaries next Saturday. Tna q
Crane men here, but sayels ,,Is
the lead. Seth p. NILS VIA
county for treasurer. -
Nacogdoches. Texas. May o.. .sm,,
Imboden wants to be conglesshN
this district. He arrived neIe ,maI
noon and has been rustiins rs.Sl
Nacogdoches county voters TINS NM
most intense interest is now
tered on the congressional ray
Kaufman. Texas. May 7.--ro,;sI '
county has received a suos'araia1
since the war began. and the c s,rs
get the people TO talk OF noun'ss u
The gubernatorial race VIII n
this county: will be very 60
indications slightly in favor = Ia.
Kaufman, Texas. May NJ
call issued some time aso; - ~
meeting at the court house 800 I
evening for the purpose OF sii31
for nominating independent scdI
the county offices. After ~ r.
speech making the 30th dey ~
selected. The gathering W."
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Orange LOcnls.

Orange, Texas, May s.The glorious
victory of Admiral Dewey at Manila was
celebrated in Orange last night by the
firing and booming of every anvil that
could be secured. When the bulletin Civ
ing Deweys officia. report was received
a big United States flag was flung to the
breeze over the Swinford building and
business was almost at a standstill, ~
reason of the jubilation.
The work of laying the mains for the
water works system here has been started,
under the direction of Civil Engineer John
T. Smith of Austin. The city authorities
have decided to adopt the Holley system
pumping direct into the mains. The con-
tract for the erection of the boilers has
been placed with the Orange Foundry and
Repair shops, the C. Il. Parker water tube
boilers being selected.
Iris lodge No. 2S6, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows. this afternoon held their an
nual memorial exercises at the cemetery
and decorated the graves of their dead.
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Dallas, Texas, May s.-ColouA
Foster and Farmer Shaw returr
Waco tonight. They are greatb
over the results in the primaries n
terday, and say Major Sayen n
doubtedly be nominated for govsxI
plurality for Sayers in McLennu i
they claim. will not be less than n
the chances in favor of reachiv
1000. Colonel Foster says McLAalrj
ty being an important one, all th)
dates concentrated their efforts tl.a]
victory for Major Savers will have il
influence upon the primaries ya
held.
This election was held under u
test. and voting was, confined to ID
democrats and the result showStk
Savers has nothing to fear from VI
of voters, says Foster; he not ont 1
the city of Waco, but came up tsi1
limits from the county precincts y
ably in the lead. Other politicilu
city tonight are Thomas S. Smith
Trice and others.
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ROSTER OF TEXAS TROOPS.

Most of the rosters were printed in The
Post OF Sunday, May s. Those below arc
those since obtained,
FIRST REGIMENT.
Company L, First regiment, infantry,
Kennedy Rifles OF Corpus Christi:
Captain, A. f. w. Macmanus; first lieu
tenant T. +. Fitzsimmons; second lieu
tenant A. b. Watts Jr.
Sergeants--Quartermas sergeant. FL.
Vaughn; first sergeant, G. T. Rogers;
second sergeant. A. Dear; third sergeant;
j. IL. Watts. fourth sergeant. II. j Mush-
away: fifth sergeant ID. G. Lsuraine,
Corporals--R. W. Mitchell Claude
Watts, H. Longcor. Ed Lewis, Jim
Sturm. John Holbem. G. w. Trammel, w.
A. Mcintyre, r. j, Riser, C. McManigle,
Tom Poulson, Ben New
Privates-->Ashton Atkins. Armstrong
Blair, Bough, Beaman, Buchanan. Barnett.
Bpport, Byrd, Cullen, Calm. Clark, Craw-
boigh. bearing. Downey, Flynn. Franklin
Fletcher. Gollhar, Gullon. r, l.. Hess
w. II. Hess, Hodges, Holman Hearin
Hammond, Hall. Holloway, Johnson. Jar
Wis. Jack. Kitchen. Keith, Kramper Lever
Moreland. Morrison Mcdowell, Mouser
Nalencie, Page, Rogers, Rass. Rigsby
Roberts. Riser, Roggeos, Scrower, Steen
stevenson, Simms, Steppnotter. Small ,Setz
Ter. Smith, Simpson Saddles, Stapleton
Scruggs. Trammel, Tyler Tucker, Tinney
| Turner. Vanderboort, Woessner j. H
Wilson, Womack Wilkerson, wilkins. Will
liams and Jones.
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A Heavy Dividend.

Nacogdoches. Texas, May There was
a special business meeting of the Nacog-
doches Compress company's stockholders
today, and dividend of 80 per cent was
declared. The following officers were elect
ed +. y. Andem of Shreveport, La.
president; Z. A. Blount, first vice presi-
dent; G. H. Davidson, second vice pres
ident; B. S. Wettermark. secretary and
treasurer; John Schmidt, director.
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terday evening for the purpose of organic
ing military company and Offering their
services to the secretary of war at the
second call for volunteers. J C. Smith
was elected captain and NJ Henry lieuten-
ant and secretary. Thirty five men were
enrolled and the meeting adjourned, sub
iect TO call of the chairman. The enrolled
men have commenced drilling at once.
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Killed by Lightning.

jacksonville. Texas. May 6,-During a
thunder storm and rain storm yesterday
about IL O'Clock NJ. II. Ford. one of this
county's most respected and wealthy citl-
zens, residing nine miles east of town, was
killed by lightning while at work upon hi,
farm. Mr.. Ford lived a short time after
pelng struck, but was never conscious
afterward
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Killed by a Pile Driver.

Queen City. Texas, May MIR Runnels
who was foreman in constructing bridge
north of this place, was accidentally killed
early yesterday morning by a pile driver
failing on him. Death was instantaneous
he was about 80 years OF age. He leaves
no family He was an old sailor, but had
been working for Mr. Legg, his employer.
for four years
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Jester in Ellis.

Corsicana, Texas, May S.-Hcu
T. Jester came in yesterday "
Lehman county to spend SUNDAY y
family. He will leave tomorrow
to make a fight for the ind0rsene..s,s.|
county, and his friends seem "
chances of success are good.
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snyer. carried McLennss

Waco, Texas, Nav S.-Erousn
are in to confirm the statement
the dispatches from here last -
Sayers had carried the county,
conceded to him by the frienu,
and Wynne. Browning has pi ~,
ried the county for Lieutenant kV'f-
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A TERRITORY A.,ipnm.r,

Ardmore, |. T., May 7.--B W. Brown.
doing general mercantile business at
Grantnam, thirty miles from here, made
an assignment today, naming II. NJ. Can
non oil this place assignee. Creditors are
freferred to the amount OF $4,000.
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Houston County pr,..I

.
Grapeland. Texas. May -.
ocratic primary for this precipt, 4
today. The following deleeat..
to the county convention, to 4
Crockett May 10: D. w. MAJ.
Whitescarven. T. ]. Herod, q. q n
w. J. Bridges, Charles Simpso,
Music, w. F. Brooks, Will Csns
S. Herod, Phil Murchison. jam, !,
J. j. Brooks, Wilson Whlttaker h
wether, NJ. d. Murchison, q.
son, Frank Faris, B. S. Harrirn
Owens, r. C. Woodland, w, r. M
Dunnam, B. F. Pridgen, R. NJ,
T. H. Leverton. John Pelham ! \
brough. -
They We're instructed to ADM,
State test.
Crockett, Texas. May s.--The i,
resolution, introduced by s. n 4
was recommended to the county !.
ton:
Resolved. That the executive y
cause TO be printed upon all pnrr
cts the following test:
/. am a democrat.
2. I pledge myself to support d
inees of the democratic party \ 4
eral election.
3. I renounce allegiance to j
parties.
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cavalry company NJ Denton.

Denton, Texas, May 6.--S. y, Ponder and
Marshal W. s. Fry are organizing a cavalry
company here and have already about fifty
members enlisted all of whom are good
and substantial citizens here. 5. ID Pom
der IS a well known and prominent lawyer
here.
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Port of Sabine Pass.

Fort OF Sabine Pass, Texas May s.
ARRIVED
Norwegian IS Transit, Schlyther, from
Progresso.
Sch William j. Lermond, Hopper. from
Baltimore.
Italian bk Nemesi, Moggirlo, Table Bay.
SAILED
gresso ~
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For Indigc.tian

h'rsiords Acid Phosphate.
Ut. s. II, Moore. Indianapolis. Ind. says:
nave used " In my own family in eases
Of indigestion and general debility. Min
entirely satisfactory results.
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Polk County Primarlea

Corrigan, Texas, May 7.-Ats
call the precinct convention Of M
cratic party of Precinct No. Svs
and the following proceedings xen
II. w. Vinson was made penn
chairman, j. A. Brazie secretary,
following were appointed delega'a ,
county convention: R. W. Scuia
B. Griffin. Jake Bergman, Or. y
man. C. e. Taylor; instructed y
mary election for county Officers. Y
We're instructed to vote for JOSEPH X
ers for governor. John NJ. Logan y /
troller, Allison Mayfield for raiifA,|
missioner, S. B. Cooper for conpe
w. Vinson was instructed for ~
nent chairman for the next two y
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SECOND REGIMENT.

Company ], Second regiment, the Gartty
Rifles of Corsicana:
f. c. Lee, captain; c. A. Davis, first
lieutenant; l.. 7. Johnson. second lieuten-
ant; ] W. Kerr. first sergeant; w. r.
Holsey. quartermaster sergeant: II. c. Bal
lew, second sergeant; y Goodman. third
sergeant; T., =, Angus, fourth sergeant |;
]. $, Holland firth sergeant.
Corporals-Church. Ralnwater. Cowan,
Glass, Frost, Curtin, Roberts, Hawkins,
Struper, Switzerland, Hughes. Greathouse.
Privates--Baker, Bartlett, Bell, Bird.
Bond r. w. Brown C. Brown. Broun-
Tough, =, " Brown, Byers, Clark Clayton.
Claghorn. Cooke, Cox, Dickey, Fletcher,
Gatlin, Gaiford, George b. Guinan Hanson.
Harvey, Head. Holloway, Hollnsworth,
Hunter. Jennings. Latham. Lee, Lehman.
Lockhart. W, c. Mstterson. ]. |. Matter
son, Miller Murphy, Moore, McCord. Nc
Cain, McMasters. Mcmillan. Newman.
Page, Perry Putnam, Queen. Richards.
Robinson, Ryan. Rankin. Lang, shannon,
Sheets, Shook, Spikes. Stewart. Story,
winkler. Weickerse,mer, White. Whitaker.
Whitstt Williams Wilburn, Wilson, Ear
brough, Southworth
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THIRD REGIMENT.

Company A. Third regiment, the Long
view Rifles,
X. h, Levy. cantain; A. H. Buchanan.
hrst lieutenant; Allen oliver second lieu.
tenant W A. Key. quartermaster SER
seant; r. T., Hopson. second sergeant; W
L. kilgore third sergeant; A. =. Penany.
fourth sergeant; J. n. Howard fifth ser
geant
corporals-Taylor, Robinson. Young
Lewis Reading, kilgore, Wake.
Mnsleians--Ceoil. HilderbIaud.
Art'acerMcDonald
Wagner Mcguire
Privates-- Appling, Brown. Batson. Bar.
ing, Bradshaw. Brownrigg Blocker, Brack-
en- burnett j f. Clarke. W. H. Clarke, w
a. Clopton. NJ. S. C,opton, Gaze. Cho'iar
Dennard. Dunbar, Echols. Hoihrook. Hart
Havis, Hays. johnson. J. F. Jones. e. B.
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Leggett. Texas, May 7.-Very ~
tendance at the primary at this
only about twenty. and delegates Z
ed for Sayers for governor. Coopa y
gress, Mayfield for railroad COMM
Garrison for treasurer.
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cavalry:
j r. Hunter, captain j. Wagner. first
lieutenant; ii. Pohle, second lieutenant
D. Nash, first sergeant; C. Bryan, second
sergeant: w. r. Fowler, third sergeant;
/, j. Ward. fourth sergeant; F. Won Brixen
fifth sergeant; Beckwith. quartermaster
sergeant.
Corporals, Bovey. Neal. Feagin: Schulz,
Dye, Girard, Grimes. Bower
| Privates Degenhart. Stegmann. Weimer,
Yaw, Lynn, Stevens, Moses, Moses Cronk,
Stockenholz, Leak. Wilson, Shaw,
| Vaughn, Gates, Graham, Freeman, Mol
lett, WEIGH, Garrett. Wilkes. Maddox, Nc
Clelland Hancock. Magaugh. Malvin,
Davidson, Buchanan, Stewart Beach
ling, Galloway, Rhodes. Wallace, Henge,
Goudenogh, Bensna, Knight, Copper. Bar
ton, Shores, Mallory. Warren, Hayes,
Hutchinson, Scherzer. Sabin, Bailey
| Chambers, Neff, York Jennash, Murphy,
Bush Scoville, Latham. Buser, Holdings
worth, Werder, Johnson, Daughenty,
Brooks Hawkins. Presley, Burgess. Nc
Carthy, F. z. Megree, BEDFORD, Sachen
! Acnee SmallwOod
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Camp Mabry, Austin. Texas. May s.--Ail
the commissioned officers aud sergeants OF
the Houston Light Guard passed the ply
steal examination.
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Negro Company Ornanis,ux.
Luling, rexas, May s.--The colorcd cltl-
ssns q Luiins met in mass meeting yea
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Troop E, First regiment cavalry, George
town cavalry OF Georgetown:
Captain. A. S. Fisher: first lieutenant
S. T. Crockett; second lieutenant, l.. w
Tubb.
Sergsants: A. NJ. Chapman. p. l.. Nc.
Donald. S. J.. Allen. j. B. benson. II. G
Green. b. l.. Schramm, w. B. Howard
II. r. Shepard; quartermaster, F. T..
Campbell.
Corporals G. II. Grantham. A. A
Godfrey. T. l.. Morehead, r. G.. Dunlap
r. w. Mccain. w. D. Gahagan, c. O,
Pickett, R. Z. Watts.
Color bearer, c. f. Draper.
Company clerk. N w. Heater.
Privates: T. l.. Atkins. c. l.. Allen. A
Barnett, W. Barnett. ". T. Barnett. d
r. Boyer. ]. e. Beckle, Tom Bosham Fl
Bohman. w. j. Busby. J. r. Box. n. w
Brown. b. Bradley. z. T. Campbell. G
E. Draper. G. w. Easel. Joe friedman, J
A. Gddings II. l.. Garner, f. Girvin, o
Gelmacher. j W. Godfrey, Sid Client, f
r. Hinyard. Ross Hanna, H. H. Hampton
II. B. Hastings. T. Hdusenfuck, A. j
Hall, Bib Hagler. W. l.. Hughes, Ed
Howard. NJ p Hynes. r. S Hays, Ernes
Jones, w. Jones. J f. Lewis. Sam Loving
r. B. Layton, z. r. Mills. B. Mckay, d
Mckay W. J. McBreardy p McBreardy
N. o. Mobley F. Neal. J. Newman. w
Phinn. p. NJ. Robertson, F. T. Salyer
3. Strahan. w d. Stout. j NJ. Sisk. w
II. Sparks. H. l.. Stearns W. B. Spiars
e. A. Schiller. Peter Van Loopick. j. w
Vandiver B. Windsor. W. S. Wirman
l.. II. Wade, G. B. Weaver, o. NJ West.
ley. NJ, Whitstone. d. w. Williams, V. NJ
Pittman G. II. Taulher
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as follows s l.. McAdoo, A. W. Earnest.
C. H. Reilley. c. j. Brady, j. II Beck,
] II. Dewess f. u. Fawcett, w. \,
Gray G. Hutchinson, Ed Nutshell w. X.
Porter. $. Snodgrass w. NJ. Smith Il.
j. Sullivan. G. J. Schwitzer and j. sal
ter.
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sele, w. G. Fisher. j. r. Fowler. W. f..
Grayson. j. Cause, II. NJ. Gaffney. C. M.
Harris, B. r. Hanks. F. T. Harrison, G..
l.. Hogue. C.. f. Hardy, II. Kegans. w.
c. Lewellen. f. d. Lyons. ]. W. Love,
B. Linden, w. II. Mullenweg. n. A. Nc
Raven. J. /. Nichols, w. r. Orr, Joe Pc
tiers. A. Paulig r. r Rose. J. S. Ramsey.
e. Rebuck, W. j. Robinson. r. Robinson,
II. r. Sergent, NJ. c. Smith. j. A. Stay
ton. ]. Squres, b. Stuart. c.. A. Smith,
Charles futile, J. p. Took. l.. Toffier D..
a. Templeton, A. A. Thompson. H. A.
Wallas II. Il. Wallas, Ed Williams.
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Jones, Keller, Kennard, Keller, Lightfoot.
Lee, Long, Livery. Mills, Methvin, Nelson.
Magill. Mosely. McLendon, Magraw, Ma
hone, Newton, owens, Piques. Kelly, Rob-
ertson, Ray. Russiee, Rucker, Gilbert.
Smith, c. S. Smith, II. A. Smith. Terrell,
Taylor, Weiss. Weisman, Williams.
IThula,.