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The following article should be read
nd overall witn13 sor Yaie ‘+h
anda pondaered wall ny every man wno
takes without paying {
“My observation enables me to stat
a NEWSPRper \
as a fact
are more poorly rewarded than
ss of men in the United States
, that publishers of newspapers
other cla
who invest an equal amount of labor,
capital and thought. They are expee-
ted to do more service for less pay, to
stand sponging and “dead heading” to
pufl’ and defend people without fee or
hope of reward, thanany other class.
They credit wider and longer, oftener
oftener the victims of misplaced confi-
dence than any other calling in the
comunity.
with more reluctance than any other.
dollar on a valuable newspaper than
body avails himself of the use of the
printer's pen and printer's ink. How
many professions and political reputa-
tions and fortunes have been made and
sustained by the friendly thongh unre-
quited pen of the editor? How many
embryo towns and cities have been
brought into notice and puffed into
prosperity by the press? How many
railroads, now in successful operation
would have foundered but for the lever,
of the American Gorilla, by the hurne-
sidered as a calamnity, inas-
much as it deprives the Radicals
public
Wim Lro
Jody \ hy (
WY
Jonah
Joh
APRON,
| Sl ne k.
en PP Kckart
nD Long
yi
James [herts
8100,000,000 per annum,
Mrs. Gaines. widow of Gen. Gaines,
who has had a suit pending in the U.
New Ovlewns, for the last 35
claimige ®» large extent of
Years,
her suit. The decision was given by
Washington.
every day with General Grant's orderly
behind him,
Indications received
to the
Convention
vania are that the delegates
Democratic
that State, will unanimously cast their
dent, at the Convention in July.
The Indians had made a raid on
Camp MeDermont and drove off the
stock.
ced the loss of one man and three hor-
The pursuing party experien-
what branch of industry and ac-
? And
more than a mis-
The
the haunts of dis- |
lated and defended by the press
who has tendered it
erable pittance for its service?
bazars of fashion and
an eager crowd bearing gold in their
palms, and the commodities there vend-
ed are sold at enormous profits, though
intrinsically worthless, and paid for
with serupulous punctuality ; while the
counting room of the newspaper is the
seat of jewing, cheapening trade, orders
and pennies.
honor to liquidate a grog bill, but not
bill.”
-———
A terrible story
from Madagascar. A French vessel,
bound from Caleutta to Marseilles, was
wrecked on the reefs of Isle St. Bran-
don, and the erew took to their boats,
two innumber. Oneofthem was thro'n
for the nearest land. In nine days all |
the provisions were exhausted, and the |
vation.
together, but the suggestion was reject-
ed, and the decision was come to draw
Jots as to which of should
killed and served as food for the others.
them be
The victim was designated, and under-
Three
went his fate with resignation,
6th January, the boat touched at Mo-
hambo, Madagascar, and there, mere
dead than alive, the famished e¢amni-
the French consul.
rele
preparation and adornment.
trast with this, the city authorities have
recently commenced serving out soup
to the poor of that city, at the various
police stations.
ee ere
Wicked wags
have succeeded in |
spirators with
missiwess im the: bembastic style of the
Eu Klux Klan
Al Georgian humorist remarks on
the story that “Thad. Stevens sent
word toy die: hurraiting.”
mysteriously
3rownlow
He will die, but he is certain to com-
afterwards.
renter et Armee
Two negro boys were arrested
Memphis on Tuesday evening for a
rape on a little white girl about eich t
years old.
It is stated that “one of
of the nobles of England” has become
insane, but no name is given.
the greatest
ages—aay about eighteen.
There were not righteous: people
enough in Sodom to save it,. but there
was a pretty good Lot.
Fey greeni peas have made their
appaprance -in‘Charleston, S..C.
Alvi ices from:the country surrownd-
ing St. Louis state that the fruit has
not been as badly damaged’ as~was
expected; amd'thattthe crops will be
abundant.
The mining intelligence from Idaho
is highly encouraging.
agreed as to the richness
All accounts
of the
which are
lobes
now being worked, and
being carried on vigorously,
|
The Radical Congtessional Com-
mittee of funds
a member North to-day to solicit finan-
being out despached
ix said that General Grant
i It
for
the
of Infantry
Alabama in addition to
in that State.
duty
military
companies
The bill lately
passed by the Legislature and signed
railroad liability
by the Governor,
cers or their heirs for personal injuries
sustained on railroads shall not exceed
and for loss of life, not to
25,000),
23.000,
>
The steamer Sacramento for Pana-
ma, sailed from San Francisco, vester-
day, taking 8740,000 in treasure lof
which 8720,000 are on New York ac-
count.
At Danville, Montour County, Pa.
mn the puddling mill of the Pe mnsylva-
tmia Iron Company, killed one,
| mortally wetnded four and seriously
| wounded nine others.
The men in the Delaware, Lacka-
in Scranton,
returned to work
ny’s shops,
in number, lave
having been on a strike for about two
weeks,
Q() REWARD!
Stolen, from the premises of the subseri-
: ber, at Centre Hall, on the nightof the 265th
s of Marehy,. a white pig, weighing about 150
pounds. The above reward w ill be given
jo any one furnishing information that will
lead to the detection and conviction of the
thief. GEORGE DURST.
apl0,st.
~- From the premises,
at Centre Hall, onthe:
1ITRAYED.-
Lh subscriber
A
of A
old, the left enr of each pig being
clipped. Any persomw
| of the whereabouts of thes
bly rewarded.
slightly
W x
6 ‘entre
TOBIAS,
apli;it, Hail,
NOTICE.—
{ indebted to the mndersigned.. and not wish-
ing to pay , will please minke
| =ettlement.
rst
S.G. SHAYNON,
Centre Hall, Mar, 31 1868,
NY HoLisALR WINE & LIQUOR
= T 0 R E
J. B. ETTELE.
(FORMERLY NEFF & ETTELE.)
Bis hop Street—two doors west of Loeb's
Meat Market,
All Barrels, Kegs and Cusls warranted
{to contain the qreentity represe nted,
The proprietor of this establishment takes
pleasura-in informing the public that he
has constantly on hand a supply of choice
foreighmndidbinestie liquors such as
Old Neetar,
Old! Rye, Monongahela,
And Irish Whiskey,
Cognac, Blackberry, Cherry,
Ginger and Common Brandi 5.
Port Maderia, Sherry and
Tishin: Wines, Scotch
And Holland«Gin,
New England Rum.-
mint, Anniseed. and Rose,
The attention of practicing phivsicians is
[ called to our stock of pure liquors, suitable
for medical purposes. Bottles jugs and
Demijohns constandly on hand.
"Wie have the only pero Nectar Whisks:
All our liquors were Homght when lide
were low, ad we sell them aceordingla.
All liquors are warranted’to give = atiifac-
tion.
Confident that he can pleas customers he
respectfully solicit a shareofipublic patron-
age.
“Liquors: will be sold bythe quart; barrel
orttieree.: Ehave a-large iot of
BOTTLED LIQUORS
of the finest
up li’ 08.
grades, on hand.
Win Geary
Samuel! Rusman
Peter Lancek
i
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Wm FF Courter
J B Fisher
sane Klinger
Jammer & Weaver
Barlow
PETTIT
I 8 Boal
John Batley
Dany
5 3 5
Edward lae
(xoorgoe
James
H Zeigler
Jacek
Andrew J Shivery
Jeremiah Merrit
Mitchae! Striver
Levi Straub
[sane Frain
John Davis
J Pp Eckely
Jas HH McCormick
John A Whitehill
James Lingle
John Somerville
Wm P Fisher
David Delong
George Ale \nhde r
Johnathen Feazier
Robert Meek
James Hamilton
Henry P Harvis
Jacob Gray
Jacob Leathers
Henry Ryn
AQ Deiningor
Jercinlah Haines
John Chambus
David M Wagoner
Conetauce Curtin
William Myers
Samuel YY Lucas
John Homan
Willinmns
Benj Corl
Morgan Lucas
JD Wagner
ig
SLE B48
Adam Bair
nvitte
Halfmoon
Potter |
Trottir
Gregg
Liberty
Bogus
Worth
Halfmoon
Boggs
Rush
Penn
Ferguson
W alker
Liberty
Harris
Gregg
Bellofonte
Yoge
{Iaine 'N
Benner
W orth
~~ Harris
K TRUsON
He He fonte
Liberty
Snow Shoe
Potter
i
wiy
the op
phi iN
for 1 allowange and confirma- |
on Wed Lay, the 2th day of April
\. D, 180K, :
Ist. "The ne Stine and (5,
of Sh tel
Stine, Fate of Halfinoon tow nxhipy, dod axed,
ond. The account for Francis ‘Jadon
Guardian of Adam C. Shadel, minor child
of Martha Shadel, lute of Centre county de-
coensed,
3rd. The account of Conrad Singer ad-
ministrator of &e., of Peter Wensel, late ot
Snow Shoe township, deceased,
4th. The nceount of Jordon admin-
istrator of &e., of George Jordon, late
Potter township, dec'd.
Sth. Theacee ount of David Gilliland Guar-
dian of Annan 1. Stahl minor heir of the es
tate of David Wasson, late of Polier town
ship, dec d.
wel TRO avconnt of Sael Ms Mots ad-
ministrator of &e of, Jacob Motz, Rat
Hains township, Qo’ 4
7th. The aveownt of Robert Mann, admin-
istrator of &e., of Dr, H. M, Montgomery,
late of Libe Try towshine decd.
Sth. The account of’ 1
istrator of &o, of Joseph
(¥
wount of 8
Josse
Askey, late of
Worth
Honner
Huston
Potter
BellefolNte
Marion
Harris
Benner
Potter
Boggs
Potter
Snow Shoe
["nion
Liberty
Unionvilie
Potter
Ferguson
Beuner
il pl lefonte
Ha jj fmaes
Howard
Mileasttiurg |
Penn
Miles
Halfmoon
Bellefonte
Boggs
Philipsburg !
Snow Shoe
Ferguson
Huston
Ferguson
Huston
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Oth. The supplementary acédint of Jo-
foused
and trustees under the will of Martin Hou-
ser, Iate of Harris township, dee'd,
10. The tinal account of Pollyann Sparr
and George Sheneberger executors of the
last will and testament of Isance Sparr,
of Harris township, dee'd,
11th. The final account of George Shene-
berger trustee to sell the Real Estate
John Duftey, late of Harris township, de-
censed,
12th.
cutor of the last will and t#stamiint of Eliz-
abeth Musser, att of Ferg
deed,
13th. The account of John
ministrator of &c., of Sanmuel H.
of Ferguson township, dec'd.
14th. The account of
A. Hunter ad-
Pyle, lute
3
John 8,
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will and testiment of .
Boggs township, dec'tl
15th. The account of
Guardian of W. Geors ae
Waring nnd Robert
dren of Malinda Waring
towns hip, decd.
1th, The
Wiliinm J.
Waring, Edmund
Inte of
necount of MM, T
Daniel Rhoads and John JEWIH Jr.
tees of the Estate of William A
lute of the Bor Mg of Bellefonte dee’ d.
17th: Th necount of T. B. Rupert admin-
(Cuil testidinidnts annexo) of &e., of
arner, late of Walker township
Milliken,
eis OC
Huines
Miles
J no Brackhbill
Jno Witherite Jr
Win Johnson
Lafayette N eff
Joseph Weber
G M Swartz
Kelly
Tibbens
J GG Laurimore
Jesse 1. Test
GD Danly
[sane Miller
Jno M Mamgal
Thomas Harper
Daniel Lohr
Samuel Condo
Thomas Ehrhart
\ Luckonbach
Richard Atherton
J geod Hoover
JG Kurtz
John Thomas
Rookey
Richard Gunsalus
Davis Evans
David Gates
Sames A Ganoe
Geo B Rumberger
A. BAUM,
Basement of
lefonts,
WHOL®2R ALE
WINES
Bellefimte
Totter
tes
Bellefonte
Spring
Ferguson
Spring
account of Jolin Garberick
Mary E. Betz (formerly Mary
grand duaghter and
Hoy Jr,
The
nn, ol
18th,
dee'd,”
19th. The aceotint of Adam K., Stam sd-
ministrator oF tes “ Elizabeth Stain, late
of Potter tas nshijlh ved,
anh,
A. Kk. Stan administrators of &e.,
Inte of Pott
21st. The account ofJ, P, Uegphart adimin-
istrator of &e., of Henry Gephidrt; Yate
Walker tow n=hip, dee’ d.
Bed The unt of J. B.
Foxe JE xecutor of W illiam Sayers, Inte of
M: rin township, de “dd. as filed by F. R,
Moe Manigle his administrator.
RATITI The of Peter Ruble (yunr-
Hartswick
of W i
lam Nees,
ace
account
and Susan E.
Miles
Potter
Miles
Liberty
Philipsburg
Bellefonte
Huston
Hun
Potter
Penn
Worth
Philipsburg
Bel-
at-
Foreign and Domestic
toed to be
of Rve, Mondnngahela,
all Kinds of
Maderin,
the
Port,
Cherry,
and Carraway Drandies,
New England: Rum,
He
wholesale
according to
and other
Holland
BH
HE
Farmers, Ho-
i
his large supply,
ing in the city.
to give his liquors a triad,
ap lO 68,
April term, 1868,
Matin Dolan,
Houseal & Krom,
Joel Kling
Daniel R.. Boileau
Robert Liowi
Patcehel Ji Miles,
R. H. Porter,
Patrick Nols
T.-M. Hall,,
(ha'= Brow!
Christian Hubler,
John Copenhaver,
I. Wagoner,
John S. Gray, Tavern,
Win. J. Hosterman, do
George Trylor, do
John Heise do
Daniel Kunes do
Henry Smith, Whelewle,
James Redding, Tavern!
H. B. Mussiua, do
Jacob M. Kepler, do
W.D. Bikard do
Rudolph Mullhollan, der
Martin Leitzell, deo
Kyre Pile, dé
Margaret "WwW olf, do
Thomas Me Coy, de °
A. Baum, "Wholesale,
Sarah Corman, Tavern
J. B. Ettle;-
John Russel, Tavern)
John H. Morrison, do
John Spangler do
D. W. Hartey;- do
Elias Miller do!
George Miller, do’
I G Uzzel
Rich Hays
IF D Hartinai
Tavern.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
statin
T av:
Boro.
Marion twp.
Milesburg.
Philipsburg.
Huston twp.
Rottir tw.
Milesbure.
Bellefonte,
Walker twp.
Taylor twp.
Philipsburg.
Philipsburg.
Penn twp.
Unionville,
Burnside twp.
Liberty twp.
Philipsburg.
Snow Shoe,
Hains twp.
Philipsburg.
Bellefonte.
Burnside twp.
Rotter twp,
ow Shoe,
Harris twp.
Philipsburg.
Bellefonte.
ring twp.
ee.
Haines twp.
Viorth twp.
Potter twp.
Miles twp.
Miles twp.
Haines twp. -
Snow Shoe, -
Philipsburg, :
G re BX.
apl0.
Centre county decd,
2th. The account of Jacob Oliver
John Oliver, administrators of &e., of Mar-
tt. Iat# of Heines township, deed
Als The peeowssif A Alexander
and i beeen Fro gdtors of doe,
of Joseph SARer, Inte of v nion township,
decd,
Hth. The act
ministrator of Le.
and
Wegy Ny
wifi of J.T. Shearea ad-
. of John Shearer, |
GEPHART
» aut
Register
ute of
Jd. P.
PRI !
STERNBERG & BRANDEIS,
Bellefonte, Pa.
JAF Re e
AULE THE
by having the largest and best stock,
selling at
LOW PRICES!
Carpets at old rates, from 50 cents to 75
cents per yard, for the best,
DRY GOODE NO ADV AN(
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oat old
rates,
Women's Shoes, common good, to wear
all summer, at $100 per pair
Fine Boots from £3.50 to $7,750 for the
(TOTHING
at the lowest rates, and sold at 1857 prices,
SUITS,
from'$12,50 to $18 for the best.
GALL AND SEE,
and ifitlaink titre, Sternberg will trod.
They only atk" pabple ‘to come and see,
even if they do not wish to buy.
upl0'68, tf,
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PREVIOUS YEARS,
given,
Assembly
AND
Lie 8 hereby
«sed the 12th
to umend an Aet directing the mode of 50]
ling tinsented land in Centre county,’
the sever sigh Tefients thereto, there
ba OXDOS 0 to public ano or oute ry, th
following trac " of unsentéd lands in said
Bellefonte, on the 2nd Tuesday of June,
A. D. 1RGE,
Benner Township.
Warrnntee Name.
John M Hale
do
Burnside Township.
one third of
| 368 02 Walter Stewart
120) 68 Paul Cox
‘ of
123
J44
433
of
John Vaughn
Henry Harris
Jha opih Wallace
Jerchrinh Purker
John Donley. .
Sam’ Seott
Joseph Morris
oll AlexanderGreaves
15 George Eddy .....cs inane i
re; John Wheeler 11
400 John T Hoover an
HRS James Hall 29 Bb
(has Hall (HI
David Lewis ShEsEsRRR REARS 20 25
John Shvn 21
Jereminh Waln 19 63
Joseph W uln 21 1o
Jesse WwW Bini... cr init 21 16
John Barrili:: 21 15
EH: Canby coin cones 22 OX
John Bug...ceoseenr nnn, 22 08
$15 we Molly Morton tl prt
Gd 1
11 01
He ry H: Nrris....i0n. cc 28 90
Francis Guerney 7 65
Michael Obrion 12 40
Henry Wheeler 32 10
Betijiuin R Morgan... 22 OK
Bogs Towiiship.
David Lewis
Wm Grayv.....ci.. .
Thomas Greaves......... :
Jonnthun He rVey
PRR Kull
Morgaret Butle or
John Cochran
Wm Russel
Thats Russel
David Carecadon
do
au7
4 | 0
083
115
216
1(x)
165
do
do
do
David Carseadon
Daniel Reese
Jesse Evans
George Aston
Jomes, fi: Hand
John Stott
WN me WIstar..... cocaine :
Vin Hood o>
John McClure
Packer Z Lucas. .........
James D Harris sesansans as
Ann Deal
‘urtin Township.
David Corseado
Martha Godfrey
Peter Smith
Mary Lane
Joseph Kelso
Paul Custon.......c..c.o
Jno C Hyleman......... {
Alexander Bell
Chas Hall....ooonnes nian -
Calib Lawns
Isaac Longstret
CRE ABM rnin,
Jose ph Tay Pel cciiiis eee :
Andrew Ek pp le
Robert Irvin.....covivinens
N L Atwood...............
Joh W Packer
N » Hiya. idan send
Job \ P &( hi
do
Peter Hahn
Susan Habn.....cc.ooaees .
Jozeph Thomas...
Jacob Waln..
Nazhaniel
Thos Humphries
Robert Gray.
Willinin Gen
Wm Yardliey............
Samiel Baird...
Mathew Leech
Jose h Wh Nels
Sidney € Qi
WY a ED Ry
Isaac Lo ngetreth
James White
Abijah Davis
Joseph Bighee
Joerem ah J: wkson
Jesse
Esther Ke idy..
{} asper Wis UF.
Philip Myers
Nimon Myers............ -
Yatdtitine Myers...
Michael Myers
Nam’ Seo ....ooeinenee .
Rober Aimsley
Richard Mins
Henry Donnell.........
John MeCuuley
) JW &K LC Packer...
1:34 Mary Tallman........... :
) Fishburn W horton
J W A | & Packer
Thomas Mcklwen......
- nn . 1 .
Ferguson Township.
Robert M'Cartney
Gregg Township.
Thos Gray
James Laurimore...... “
John Mercer
Robert Askin
David Jehnson
Wm Hopburn
John Cowder
Andrew Carson...
Bernard Hubley
Henry
ol)
13
20
12
AS c..coniiinsnm
James Tower
Ji hh 03 Anderson
Huston Township.
Andrew Kubns..oxn 29
Adam Kuhns D
John Price 30 5
John Wheeln 20
John Rolington 30
James Baxter HO
RKuhns........osiseenn 20 3
Howard Township.
Isaac Green
Samuel Casten
John W Godfrey ;
JW Godfrey...
Joseph Green
Jesse Evans... J
Roland Custis.
Paul Custonuii...... “
Joseph Taylor
Joseph Kelso
Win Packer
Jacob Packer
John Brady
C B Welch.....wc..oooiun :
W C Welch........s cus v
A D Harris....ooeniiii0nd
do AO unica
do
Alexander Hunter
John Buyers...
Sam’l Young
do Benjamin Young...
do Thomas Hamilton
Jacob Weidneé¥...........”
163, Samuel Pancod®t........ ib
49 J.S Fupst......on raanrts gor
Wm Ra 1sey :
Joseplr G foyy
do
Green, Hale © Cart
Harris Tow nship.
163
do
do
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10
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OR 7
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120
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Sam’'l Wilson
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612 4
4 HO |
ohn Mitehe
John Reynolds..........
S Henry
Thomas Sankey
John Steel
Robert Sanmiple
Adam Conley
David Wilson
Joseph Work
David Work Senne
Nathan Si™pson.
WW m Wilson
Allen Steel
Edward WW illson
James Stel
J { Fisher
Peter Wilson
Elenor McCormick
Peter Willson
Kearney Whorton
John ell
Thomas Johnson
Wm Irwin....i....ons
Robert Patterson
Willis Hoffman
Dun’l Love.
Dun’'l Swith....
Sumuel Young
John Irwin,
Win Broth
James Reed.....0
2 Llem Andre
Inices Township.
¢0 John Bolinder...........s
Henry Bolinder
Frederick Bolinder.....
Aum Bolinder
Albright Swineford.....
Jawres Row
Mary Jenks.......ccoonn
Thowas Barr
Michael! Grate
Minon Gratz...ccerereens
John Bimp-on
He ury ADtis......nn nui
Hepburn Harris.........
John Mackey
Benjamin Young
Pater Ukimbt
Wm Mackey
Pater Swinetord
John
Mary Barr
Wm Harrison
Liberty Township.
Sarah Custen
Job W Packer
Robert Irwin
Stephen Stevenson
John Danwoody
Ebenezer Benham
Dan’'l Pletcher
Peter Leitzel
Gi hristian Sith
PHAR drwin
. oli P otter
Jereminh Jackson
John Jackson
Dan’'l Krause
James Me Ghee
John Quay
Simon Lingle: Lh
Hugh Shaw, 00.. :
Christian re
Miles Township.
Henry Toland
Sani N
Pan’'l Williams...........
Win Brady
vi Hat pri araeee
ithurd Parker
Jereminh Parker
1): an 1 Sin gford
Strochece ker & Reynold
Thomas Grant
Hannah Brady
Robert Gray
Thomas Grant
Robert Brady
Wm. P. Brady
Thos His, tran.
Alex HINES
Jere minh Tx a
Win. Stedman
Robert Toggard
Thomas Smi h
Aaron Levy
John
James Crothers
Dan’ I Singford
St truhe x Ker ¥ Rey
Nin
do
do
do
do
“Masion Township.
Robert Young
Alexander Seott
Wi Thomas... :
Potter Township.
Andrew Du
John McC A
Joseph Blair
Thomas Gordon
. ohn (' Reed
{4 Jacob
1 i, hg Falls
5 WW Y' Norris
Soh vt MeKimm
David MeKimm
John Brown
James Moore
Josep Cowgill
William Harrison
fe. irge MeClelland...
Jantes Forbs
Penn Township.
Wm Cook..................
Rush Township.
Drvid Beverage..........
Martha MceConnel
James Glentworth........
George Latimer
Edward Moyston
AR drew Armstrong
A
= HG Latimer,
Thomas Grant
John W iter Tr
John Lowdon
Christian ees
Jacob Stike
Christian Hair
George S Slough
Andrew Schnee. k
David Hair. :
Alex Soe it Sa samen y 3
Michael Scéhneck........ +
Christinn Schneck
ek BF Hund ncn “ Dl
talon tessa an
LL) Wy Mion. shest sates
James Air fi
do do
Casper Scheapner........ 3
Robert Spear
Choistian Lenhore
John Funk........ esirat 37 2
Casper Lawrence. i
Samuel Chestnut
Owen Jordon
George Slough
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