Description: General

Date: October 7 1854

Newspaper published in: Sonora, Tuolumne Co., CA

Source: Library

Saturday, 7 Oct 1854
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[WARNING: This issue contains graphic material, not suitable for reading by children]

G.C. McMICKLE -- This gentleman, for a long time a resident of Sonora, was killed at the Eureka Saloon, San Francisco, on the evening of the 30th ult., by John YORK. Mr. McMICKLE was a native of Missouri, 39 years of age, and had been a resident of this State since 1848. YORK made his escape -- it is supposed on a vessel bound to the Sandwich Islands. The Mayor of San Francisco has offered a reward of $500 for his apprehension.

**SONS OF TEMPERANCE -- Springfield; Oct. 4, 1854 --
Mr. Editor: Enclosed I transmit to you a copy of resolutions, passed by the Springfield Division, No. 61, Sons of Temperance, on the occasion of the death of Bro. Thomas ATKINSON, which you are respectfully requested to publish in the ‘Union Democrat.’…That this Division deeply sympathize with the bereaved wife and family, (in Woodstock, New Brunswick)…That we sympathize with the brother and brother-in-law who are still with us…That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the friends of the deceased and that they be published in the Columbia ‘Gazette,’ and in the Sonora ‘Herald.’
Signed: James STOTT, R.S.

**ARRESTED -- It will doubtless be remembered that about the middle of June last the dead body of Capt. STRINGER, formerly of the Cold Spring Cottage, a man well and favorably known by the community, was found on an unfrequented road, near the Table Mountain, a few miles from here, having been shot while on his wagon, from an ambuscade by the road side. Suspicion fell upon M.C. KYES, the then tenant of the above house, with whom it was known some previous difficulty had existed, but he was not to be found, and by many he was supposed to be beyond the reach of the law. A few weeks ago, however, information came to the sheriff of the county, that KYES was at Los Angeles, and going by the name of BETTS. Sheriff SOLOMON, accompanied by Geo. S. EVANS, immediately started in his pursuit. On arriving at Los Angeles they were informed that he had gone to Tejon Pass, near which place he was arrested. Hearing that he probably would pass over a certain road on the following day, they obtained horses and rode to the place designated that night, where they awaited his approach, secreting themselves in the bushes by the wayside. At about the time intimated, KYES, with 3 or 4 companions, came in sight, and when he approached their place of concealment his horse was seized, and a couple of revolvers drawn on him in an instant. The arrest was so sudden and unexpected, that it unmanned him, and he made no resistance. The sheriff arrived here with his prisoner on Wednesday evening, and he is now in jail awaiting his trial.

**SERIOUS ACCIDENT -- James Hamilton BRIGGS, a nephew of Kit CARSON, while on his way to this country, received an accidental shot in his arm from his own pistol. Upon his arrival here, about a week since, it was found necessary to amputate it, which was accordingly done by Drs. KENDALL & BROWN, of the Tuolumne County Hospital, at which establishment he now is. He is now in a fair way of recovery. He has a brother (Moses C. BRIGGS) and an uncle (Moses CARSON) living in Sonoma Valley.

**BLOODY AFFRAY -- On Monday last our town was thrown into an unwonted commotion, by an affray of a most bloody character, the particulars of which are as follows:

It appears that a deadly feud has existed for some time between James G. LYONS and M.B. DUFFIELD, neighboring rancheros, residing a few miles from this place, on the Emigrant Road. Mr. DUFFIELD came down last week and swore out a warrant for LYON’s arrest, and while the deputy sheriff, Capt. AMYX, was on his way to his residence for that purpose, LYONS, with 2 of his friends, made his appearance here.

Meeting DUFFIELD on Monday morning at the City Hotel, he addressed him a few words calculated to lead to a collision, and placing his hand in his bosom, as was supposed by DUFFIELD for the purpose of drawing a weapon, he (DUFFIELD) drew his revolver and fired, wounding LYONS in the hand; previous to his firing, however, he was shot at from behind by Mr. Tim HAZLETON, the friend of LYONS.

LYONS, after his wound, attempted to get away, but was shot twice by DUFFIELD before he succeeded -- once in the back, the ball passing through the body, and the second time through the fleshy part of the arm. Upon turning round and discovering HAZLETON in the act of firing, he too was shot, the ball entering the upper part of the breast and passing out through the shoulder blade. DUFFIELD gave himself up, and, after an examination, was discharged. The wounded men are in a fair way of recovery.

LYONS, on Thursday, was taken to jail for safe-keeping, a true bill having been found against him for the murder of a Frenchman, last spring, by the late Grand Jury, and a bench warrant issued for his arrest.
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**A WOMAN AND MAN SHOT -- At Pine Log, on Monday night last, a man named Martin HENNESSY and a Chilano woman were shot and dangerously wounded, the latter, it is supposed, fatally, by a body of Chilanos. They fled, and have not yet been arrested, taking with them 8 valuable mules belonging to Messrs. JACKSON & STONE, of Columbia. We do not know the causes which led to the affray.

>We are pleased to announce the arrival of Messrs. A.B. PRESTON and Henry PALMER, on the John L. Stephens, of the 1st of October. These gentlemen have just returned from a visit to their relatives and friends in the Atlantic States, and their return to the county of their adoption has been hailed with pleasure by their many warm and tried friends.

>CLARK’s Hotel, at Columbia, is now completed and furnished, and is one of the best arranged houses in the country. No one stopping there can fail to be pleased with the attentions bestowed upon him by all connected with the establishment.

>It will be seen, by referring to our advertising columns, that Dr. Mark T. DODGE, of New York, a physician of experience and ability, who came passenger on one of the last steamers, has become associated with his brother, J.W. DODGE, of Jamestown, in the practice of medicine.

>A bear and bull-fight in the afternoon, and a ball in the evening, will be the attraction at Don Pedro’s Bar next Thursday. A “good time” is anticipated.

**MINING ON THE TUOLUMNE -- From Mr. John E. METSON we glean some intelligence in regard to mining operations on the Tuolumne river. The “Know Nothing Company” (David THOMPSON and 6 others) are making $1000 a week; the Rhode Island Bar, (ARMITAGE claim, 2 men) have taken out $3700 in the last 3 weeks; the Boston Company (Patrick HICKEY and 4 others) are taking out a pound a day; Patrick CROWLY, with 5 or 6 hands, is taking out large amounts of the “dust,” but keeps the information entirely to himself. These claims are all on the Jacksonville Bar. The Island Company, a short distance below the town, took out on Monday 16 ounces, Wednesday 22 ounces and on Thursday 23 ½ ounces. Payne’s Bar Company, 2 miles below Jacksonville, have prospected as high as an ounce to a pan, but as yet have not got fairly under way. The Kanaka Bar is paying big wages to the miner; and everywhere they appear to be realizing good and remunerating wages.

**LAW INTELLIGENCE -- L. QUINT, County Judge
*MONDAY, Oct. 3 --
-The Court appointed R.F. SULLIVAN and T.S. HALL, Justices of the Peace, to sit in the Associate Justices until the election for such Associates.
-In accordance with the law, the Justices elect for the various Townships met, at 3 o’clock p.m., to elect Associate Justices for the Court of Sessions of this county. When the roll was called, the following persons answered and took their seats:
Township No.1 -- Thomas S. HALL, R.F. SULLIVAN, E. WELLINGTON, C.H. CHAMBERLAIN
Township No. 3 -- W.H. WERTH, J.M. STUART
Township No. 4 -- G.B. KEYES
Township No. 5 -- Morgan J. DAVIS, C. GILLMAN
Township No. 7 -- J.A. COGSWELL, Jas. PEACOCK

*TUESDAY Oct. 3 --
-The People vs. Yadie FERNASPEN; indicted for Grand Larceny. The defendant was arraigned and plead not guilty. The trial was set for tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock.
-The People vs. Cyrus S. LYNCH; indicted for Assault with intent to kill. Defendant was arraigned and plead not guilty.

*WEDNESDAY Oct. 4 -- J.A. COGSWELL and J.M. STUART took their seats on the Bench as Associate Justices of the Court of Sessions --
-The People vs. Yadie FERNASPEN; defendant appeared in person and by his counsel withdrew the plea of not guilty and plead guilty to the charge in the indictment, throwing himself on the mercy of the Court.
-The People vs. William F. SCOTT; indicted for Resisting an officer; defendant was arraigned and plead not guilty; and by consent of parties, the case was continued until next term.
-Leonard MAYER was admitted to citizenship

*THURSDAY Oct. 5 --
-The People vs. Yadi FERNASPEN; defendant was brought into Court and sentenced to 2 years’ confinement, at hard labor, in the State Prison.
-The People vs. Cyrus S. LYNCH; the counsel for defendant filed an affidavit for continuance, which was argued, and the continuance granted.
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**COLUMBIA and STANISLAUS RIVER WATER CO.
Capital stock $300,000 -- 1,500 Shares -- $200 per Share
Officers:
-Trustees:
-President: Jas W. COFFROTH
Col. G.W. WHITMAN
Jas M’LEAN, Esq.
John JOLLY, Esq.
Col. S. INGERSOLL
Dr. A.F. WINDLER
H. M’KENTY
-Secretary: Thos. N. CAZNEAU
-Treasurer: Wm. DAEGNER (Wells Fargo & Co.)
-Superintendent: Andrew FLETCHER
-Engineer: E.G. TRASK

**GOLD AMALGAMATION -- The San Jose ‘Telegraph’ announces that a Mr. Davide WILLIAMS, a practical machinist of that place, has invented a machine for securing the finest particle of gold. He intends procuring a patent.

>The French and English fleet have been storming the Russian port of Petropolovski, with a loss on their side of 60 men. They had to abandon the undertaking, however, and have come into San Francisco for repairs.

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**INDIAN OUTRAGE -- The following letter, published in the Oregonian (Portland, O.T.), gives a detailed account of the late massacre of immigrants in the vicinity of Fort Boise, by the Shoshonees, or Snake Indians. The writer, John F. NOBLE, was on his return, by the overland route, from a visit to the Atlantic States:

On the morning of the 22nd of August last, a party of 18 men left Fort Boise, for the purpose of rescuing 3 ladies and a number of children, who were supposed to be in the hand of a party of “Winnass” Indians, (one of the small tribes of Snakes, who live on Boise river), who attacked Mr. Alexander WARD’s train, from Missouri, on the 26th of August, about 25 miles above Fort Boise, on the south side of Boise river.

This party, on arriving at the place where the first attack was made, found the bodies of Alexander WARD, and Robert, his oldest son, Samuel Mulligan, Charles ADAMS, William BABCOCK and a German whose name is unknown.

Following the trail, for about 300 yards, the body of young AMON was found -- a lad of 17 years of age. He was 1 of 7 who came to the rescue, on the day of the attack, with William YANTIS. This young man fought with great valor, pursuing the Indians to the bushes, where he was killed. About 100 yards farther on, the body of Miss WARD was found, having been shot through the head with a musket-ball. Her body was much bruised, her hand showing signs of a desperate fight in resisting off the fiendish attempts of the [illeg] violate her youthful person. The marks of [illeg] were plainly indented upon her left cheek; [illeg] a hot piece of iron had been thrust into her person, doubtless whist alive, as a punishment for her resistance.

About 50 yards farther on, in the brush, 3 wagons were burned. The trail was followed up, and in about 600 yards the body of Mrs. WHITE was found, stripped of her clothing, and scalped. Her head was beaten in by clubs, and also a musket-ball had passed through her head. Her person showed signs of the most brutal violence.

In about 30 yards farther, upon the north bank of the river, their place of encampment was discovered. It consisted of 16 lodges, made of willow bushes. Here the bodies of Mrs. WARD and 3 children were found.

Mrs. WARD was lying in the encampment, in front of the fire. Her body had been robbed of all its covering, and was much cut and scarred by bruises. Her face had a deep wound, inflicted by a tomahawk, which probably caused her death.

The children were lying upon the fire, in front of her, having evidently been burned alive, as a portion of the hair still remained upon their heads, showing they had been held by the hair until they were burned to death, in front of their mother, and she doubtless was compelled to witness the horrid barbarity. She was soon to give birth to another child, which rendered the sight still more shocking. Several parts of limbs were picked up at some distance from the fire, having been dragged away by the wolves, or the Indian dogs; for several had been left in camp by them.
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**List of Letters -- [illeg] in the Post Office at Sonora, on the 30th of September, 1854, which if not called for in 3 weeks, will be sent to the General Post Office as Dead Letters:

ANDERSON, Isaac
ABEL, N.H.
ANDERS, Peter
ADAMS, A.W.
AUGUSTUS, B. Ann
ABBOTT, John M.
ANDERSON, B.A.
ALATORRE, T.
ADAMS, H.W.
ANDERS, W.R.
ALLEN, Alex
ABEL, N.H.
ANSIDON, A.
ANDERSON, Thos
ALLEN, S.D.
ARMSTRONG, G.
ATWELL, John
ANDERSON, J.P.
ANDERSON, Ed.
ANDERSON, J.G.
ANDERS, Wm.
APPEL, Chas.
ARNOLD, W.B.
ACPE [or AEPE], J.C.
ALLEN, L.G.
ATRIE, D.E.
ADAMS, Reuben
ALRIE [or ALRIC], Henry
ALLEN, J.P.
ARNOLD, N.A.
ARNOLD, F.
ACHERMAN, J.

BERGER, F.A.
BASHALEE, Geo.
BILLINGS, Sam
BINGHAM, S.A.
BIRT, Mr.
BREREE, C.W.
BLYTH, Wm.
BYERS, Jas. N.
BARNARD, Chas. H.
BARRET, W.
BURK, Michael
BENTON, Geo.
BURTON, Wm.; 2
BYBEE, J.F.
BELL, Geo.
BENTHE, Lewis
BERRY, Henry
BERGHUANS, J.A.F.
BELL, Jas
BEMIS, J.G.
BEAVINS, B.W.
BELL, J.D.B.
BEAVINS, Ira
BEATIE, Jas. C.
BEAL, Wm.
BODDY, S.J.
BROWNSON, Jas. C.
BROWDER, Wm.
BURGER, Jas N.
BROHNS, Jos A
BOYL, Wm H.; 3
BOYD, Wm H
BOSS, Chester
BROOKS, A.B.
BOUNDS, Mary M.
BRIANT, N.B.
BOWSER, Susan A.; 2
BODY, G.S.
BOWLE, Mr.
BLACK, Nathan; 2
BANDY, Reuben
BODDOCK, Thos
BRIGGMAN, P.C.
BIGHT, S.
BROWN, W.H.
BROWN, Lemuel
BROWN, Ed. T.
BOYNTON, Wm. N
BOTSFORD, E.
BURBANK, H.C.
BURRELL, A.G.
BUNNELL, B.
BURRELL, Ed.
BURKE, H.
BURKET, Peter
BUTTLER, O.H.
BUOYD, Wm
BURBANK, J.D.
BAYSE, J.J.
BALK, Benry
BARWARD, Albert; 2
BALLIHAN, Saml; 2
BARD, Catharine
BARROWS, N.S.
BARRY, Richard C.; 2
BARNHEART, Danl
BAXTER, Geo.
BALDWIN, J.W.
BARD, Wm. A.
BARRY, Geo
BARD, Newton
BARNETT, L.M.; 3
BANTA, P.A.
BARNUM, G.
BARHUM, Isaac S.
BARBERRY, Phillip
BAWDEN, J.J.S.
BARNUM, J.A.
BARKER, Chas
BARLOW, Geo
BROWN, Chas O.
BERG, Phillip
BEARD, H.
BELL, Jas H.
BESSE, Jas C.
BENHAM, D.
BROOKSHER, T.B.
BIDSDELL, S.

COIL, Nelson
COGSWELL, J.A.
CONDON, W.
COVERT, Wm. A.
COLLINGWOOD, Wm.
COHN, T.
COAKLEY, G.B.
COLVIN, Robt
CONOR, Ed
COCHRANE, Thos A
CORKER, J.C.
COPP, D.H.
COOPER, Calvin
CLAPTON, Wm
COLE, Geo D
CAGE, Jas C
COOKSILL, E.
CRASSON, Henry
COOK, Mr. M.D.
CRON, B.H.
CORHEN, T.
CLOPTON, Wm.
CRITES, Washington
CILLEY, A.B.
CHITWOOD, J.A.
CHILTON, J.M.
CLEAB, Danl; 2
CHEETHAM, Chs
CHEEK, John; 3
CUIL, John
CREECH, L.B.
CHENCY, A.; 3
CABARD, Crepen

DELAPS, John
DENORA, H.D.
DIRSCHARD, M.
DICKSON, Robt
DIMMUCK, Wm
DAVIS, Morgan J.
DRECKAGEN, Louise
DENAHOW, John
DONALDSON, Richd
DOWDY, John B.
DOHERTY, Michel
DOUTRITH, Presley
DOHERTY, Harvey
DENISON, John R.
DRESSIR, Hanibal; 2
DRELBELBIS, Chas
DERRICK, Joseph A.
DEPUY, S.H.
DEWIL, John
DODER, Marshal
DANIELS, Julia; 2
DAVIDSON, David
DANIELS, N.G.
DRAPER, John
DAUBENSPECK, Jas
DAY, Lewis W.
DOKE, Lewis or DAVIS Wm. A
DAVIS, Cahtarine
DAVIS, John S.
DAYTON, Geo W.
DARELL, John
DUNCAN, Thos.

EASTLAND, J.F.
ELLICK, Jas H.
ENCOUTH, Augustus
ENGLISH, Saml
EGAN, Jas
EDWARDS, Alfred
ELLSWORTH, Le Grand
EMMER, J.H.
ENYART, D.A.
EMERY, Briggs H.
ELLIS, Wm. G.
EUPPAULATE, C.
EDMONDS, Isaac
EARLD, John H.

FITZGERALD, Benj
FINLEY, John
FITTS, John A.
FICKLIN, R.P.
FLAK, Jas A
FIELDS, Wm
FITZGERALD, N.D.
FORGE, Morris
FULLUM, Francis
FULLER, Jas A
FOWLER, J.S.
FRENCH, Saml
FOWLLIA, Lucretia
FORBES, Joel
FOX, Jacob
FORTUM, Wm
FOEGELY, Danl
FERSON, David G
FREEMAN, Henry B.
FRENDENSTINE, C.M.
FACY, Theodore
FRAZIER, Jas N.
FRASA, Thompson
FOLEY, Wm.
FRANCIS, J.B.
FARNSWORTH or STONE

GOODRIDGE, John
GOOD, Geo B.
GOLDEN, Daniel
GOOCH, John; 2
GOODELL, R.B.
GOODELL, R.B.
GIBSON, Wm. F; 3
GRISWOLD, Wm. P.
GRIFFIN, G.W.
GILLIS, Jas S
GILDEN, Reuben
GIRRUNATTA, M.
GDIFFITHS [as written], J.; 2
GIBBONS, Wm. T.
GRIBBLE, John
GILMAN, C.H.
GILBERT, A.T.
GIBSON, John C
GOEPFERT, Henry; 2
GOLDEN, Daniel; 3
GOODWIN, Stephen; 3
GORDON, A.B.
GOOCH, Isaac
GANDRY, Joseph
GOOBRY, John
GLYNN, Anthony
GERSPER, F.H.
GREEN, Wm. W.
GLEASON, Geo
GREEN, Sohn
GRANBERRY, F.J.
GRAHAM, Thos.
GAGE, A.R.
GRANDERSON, W.
GRAHAM, Thos
GAFFNEY, Francis
GRENALD, Geo. C.
GRAY, S.A.
GRANT, Joseph
GARRISON, E.
GATCH, Eeo
GARNETT, W.
GRANDISON, W.

HOLT, Wm. M.
HOLMAN, Rd
HOLT, Harry
HOMES, Chas
HOOPER, Thos C
HODSDEN, Fred; 4
HOLDEN, Jesse; 5
HOWARD, Jas H; 4
HYATT, Ed
HOLBROOK, R.A.
HOUSMAN, Wm. M
HUMPHREYS, Jas
HUDSON, R.S.; 2
HALL, W.W.
HUMPHREY, Wallace
HUTCHINGSON, Jas M.
HUTCHINGSON, Archibald
HODGDEN, Fred
HOUSTON, Hiram
HOGAM, T.L.
HOWARD, John A.
HOPKINS, Hosea; 2
HIGGINS, Asa; 8
HAWY, R.B.
HELDELSON, Jas
HERNDON, Richd
HEATH, Chas
HEY, John
HERRIN, Eli W
HEALD, Jacob G
HENDRY, Alex
HEFLEY, John A; 2
HEATH, Alfred
HEATH, John C
HANSON, E.
HAMILTON, John
HANSON, Jesse K
HATCH, Wm. H.
HANDLO, Martin
HAILEY, S.B.
HATEER, Jas
HAWELL, John
HALL, Geo W
HEELS, John
HARVEY, D.B.
HARRIS, W.B.
HACKETT, David
HARNESS, Henry
HAUNN, Wm
HANDLEY, Wm; 2
HAMILTON, Jas A
HANVER, B.F.
HINES, J.R.
HIGHLAND, Louis
HILDRETH, Thad
HILL, John C
HIGHLAND, Christian
HILL, Wm
HILL, E.N.
HASKILL, Wm P
HARRIS, E.R.

JACOBS, Cyrus
JEFFERSON, Sanford
JENKINS, J.K.
JONES, Wm. P
JAMES, Saml
JONES, Sydney
JENNESS, Thos
JEMERSOHN, Joseph
JOY, Henry
JONES, M.
JOHNSTON, Jas
JOHNSTON, Alex
JOHNSTON, Chas
JOHNSON, N.
JACKSON, Wm P
JOHNSTON, F.M.
JONES, J.M.
JORDEN, Sabin P
JOLLY, Mr
JAMES, E.E.
JACOBS, A
JONES, John G
JONES, Henry A

KEARCE, R.M.
KELSEY, Harry C.
KALLCHER, Jos
KELSEY, Harry C
KLINKINBEARE, J.
KLINSLA, Wm
KIPNER, Wm
KIRK, Wm T.
KINCAID, A.
KOVE, Thos C
KEPTHONE, Jas
KING, Geo C
KING, D.C.
KAUNHAN, Wm
KIERNAN, Pat
KIMBLE, J.R.
KEPHART, H.C.
KLEIN, F.
KELLIHER, Jas
KARNEY, Michael
KELLOGY, J.C.
KIERNAN, Ed
LANE, [or KANE], Susan T. Mrs.

LATTICE, Wm
LAPHAM, J.M.
LAMB, Hugh B; 3
LANKTON, J.D.; 4
LAPON, J.
LANDING, Kelly
LAMANTAGNE, J.; 3
LINCOLN, Alvin
LORD, Horace; 2
LONG, W.G.
LANKS, G.
LYNCH, John
LOYD, Thos; 3
LOWEN, Wm
LUCAS, Milton
LOFTIS, John
LYONS, Wm. T
LUTT, John
LUCE, Joseph
LOCKE, E.C.
LOWER, Wm
LANK, J.R.
LUCID, Handel
LUCE, Aerial
LEAVY, James
LEIGH, Jas M
LENARD, W.H.
LEONHART, Mrs
LINOBERG, E.
LOWELL, E.

MANAHAN, Derauce
MANNESS, John A
MAHNKEN, Luhr
MADSEN, M.H.
MANNARD, S.M.
MARTIN, Henry
MULLENDORE, Samuel; 2
MULL, John D.; 2
MUDDLETON, A.T.
MARSHALL, Daniel
MADSEN, M.H.; 2
MENTER, Chester
MACKEL, Peter; 2
MAYERHOLZ, T.
MIDHER, P
MANSEN, Thomas
MARSHALL, Franklin; 2
MAUPIN, Rev. Milton
MARTIN, P.P.
MANKINS, P & Watter
MALO, Henry
MAPES, Charles W
MARQUIS, I.R.; 2
MANIERS, John A
MERRIMAN, A.
MERRIAM, Joseph; 2
MELVIN, Wm M
MILLEN, Wm; 3
MITCHELL, Daniel
MAYES, Wm C
MITCHELL, Jas W
MORGAN, Geo W
MOORE, Wm L
MONK, O.H.
MARCUM
MARTIN, Donald
MATTHEWS, Ivory
MARK, James
MURPHY, James; 3
MURPHY, I.L.
MORGAN, George; 2
MANSEY, James
MOSHER, H.B.
MURRY, Wm; 2
MORISON, Robert
MOORE, B.W.
MONK, C
MOSS, Wm
MONOGHAN, John
MITCHELL, Smith
MERRYMAN, Reuben
MULKEY, Barton S
MILLER, Wm
MILLS, James E
MERRYMAN, D.A.
MITCHELL, Eliza or Ben
McCOUD, John
MITCHELL, Elijah
MICALS, George
MITCHELL, David
MITCHINER
MILES, Wm
McKEON, Thos
McCURDY, Arch
McDONALD, Jas J.R.
McGLOTHLIN, James
McCOY, Marcelus; 5
McCRARY, John; 4
McCUMISTRY, Henry
McELMORE, M
McGOWEN, Alfred
McCLUSE, Josiah
McGARAH, Jemes
McCULLUM, Neil
McFARLAND, John S
McHAFFEE, Robert
McKUNISTRY; 2
McKINLEY
McDONALD, Lemuel
McMAINS, R.F.
McGAUGBLIN, Stephen
McLAREN, Robert
McBRIDE, James
McCARTHY, A.J.
McELLEAR, Mr.
McDONALD, Wm H
McINTIRE, Jas
McCOY, Paschal
McCAM, Peter

NOBLES, Rector; 2
NELSON, A; 2
NEWSUMMER, Herry
NETTLES, W.T.; 2
NEVILL, Joseph
NORRIS, Jas A
NONGNER, C.E.; 3
NOBLE, Clark W.; 2
NORDEN, H.
NOOP, Peter
NICOLSON, Donald
NUTTER, Geo F
NYE, F.H.
NILES, Paul
NELSON, L.
NICKOLS, Charles
NELSON, Geo
NEWTON, A.H.

OBAR, Henry
O’DONALD, Cream; 2
ORCUTT, Stillman
OHARY, Parrick
ORCUTT, Alpheus
OCONNOR, Martin

PATTERSON, D.R.
PEAS, Benj
PATTEN, Sohn
PRACA, F.A.
PARTRIDGE, N.L.
PAHRE, H.; 2
PAUL, R.K.
PACKER, J.H.
PHARROW, George
PARKHURST, Mary F
PHELPS, Franklin
PERKIES, Wm
PEDELL, E.P.
PERCE, Derias
PRASSEY, Elijah
PELTUT, Peter G
PESLER, Miss Hannah
PEARSON, Leander P
PETE-SON [dash as written], Peter
POIRIER, Madam
POOLE, Samuel
POWELL, F.
PRICE, M.B.
PURCELL, Wm T
POPLIN, Wm
PAGE, T.W.
PASCOE, James
POWERS, Hale
POOL, T.J.
PRICE, Thomas; 2
PURLEY, J.H.
PRIESSNECKER, H.
PRIOR, John
PRICE, Jas A
PIGGOTT, Robt N
POOL, Peter J

QUIN, Patrick

RANDOLPH, Wm
RANDS, Vincent
REILLY, Simon; 8
RICABAN, Praston
RILEY, Michael
RIDGWAY, S.B.
RING, Samuel B
RIDDLE, Wm B
RICKER, Laroy; 2
RILEY, John
RINGE, T.P.; 2
RICHARDS, Allen
RUTHERFORD, J.C.B.
RAWLINS, J.O.
RANK, Thos
ROWEING, James
RAYMAND, A.L.
RUMBLE, Thomas
RHENN, C.W.
RENNALDS, Jas C
REYNOLDS, H.H.
REDINGTON, N.E.
ROONS, Thomas
REILLY, James
RELLEY, Wm
REI, Anthony
REYNOLDS, Jas S
REID, A.C.
RILEY, Horace B.
REISTER, B.J.
REED, W.C.
REANEY, Geo W
RUSE, John C
REED, D.C.
RUSSELL, James
RUSSELL, Sam H.; 3
ROGERS, T
REUTH, Miss Margaret
RUSSELL, Jos S; 4
ROBERSON, E.
ROOD, Geo W
ROBISON, Mr.
ROBERTSON, Jacob
ROBINSON, J.
ROSS, John A.
ROBISON, A.M.
ROBBERDS, John
RUSSEL, George
ROHIPPS, Ernst
ROGERS, Chas W
ROBISON, J.R. or J. TURNER
RUSSELL, Wm C
ROBINSON, G.N.
RUNK, Wm

STAUNER, Gilbert T
SMALLING, Isaac
SWART, Rufus; 2
SCARTELL, J.F.M.
[several names illeg]
SPAULDING, John
STANNARD, Gilbert
SANTY, Harvey
SAINBOXAY, M.S.
SAMPSON, John A
SALTER, Fredrick
SPAGUE, J.C.
SANDERS, B.S.
SPRAGUE, Sampson
SAFFORD, J.A.
STERLING, Elisha; 2
SEAVEY, Auther D
STEWART, Robert
STERLING, Joseph
SEMMONS, Thos
SETTLE, Wm P.
SCHOULTZ, John P
SEGGERN, H.
SENNYVAN, John; 2
SWEETMAN, E.J.
STEVENS, Alden
SHELLEY, John
SRONCE, Stephen
SHERBURNE
STEPHENSON, Robt A
SELLER, Bernard G
SHERMAN, Olaar L
STINSON, James
SNIDER, Joseph
STONE, A
SIM, Charles
SPINNEY, Jacob
STIDOLPH, Hiram
SENNAKY, Stephen
SNOW, Joseph C.
SWOPE, H.K.
SOLBERG, H.J.
SLOANAKER, Saml; 2
SPOTS, Geo W.; 2
SCOTT, A.J.; 3
SCOTT, Charles A
SOUTHER, Asa F
STOVER, Mrs. E.
SCHOONOVER, Jacob
STOKES, Jas
SCOTT, Jas
STOLLSHMIER, Fred; 2
SCOTT, Henry T
STOKET, Richard
SMYER, J.H.
SUMMERS, G.M.
SUPE, Christian
SURBURN, Wm S
SYLVESTER, E.F.
STEWART, Charles W
STUART, Robert
STRAWASS, Henry
SMITH, B.A.
SMITH, Henry J
SMITH, Russell
SMITH, J.C.M.
SMITH, Jason
SMITH, John
SMITH, Joshua F
SMITH, Reuben H.
SMITH, Thomas
SMITH, Albect M
SMITH, Madison
SMITH, Naham
SMITH, Ira H
SMITH, F.M.
SMITH, Joseph C
SMITH, Alvin
SMITH, Edward
SMITH, Walter H

TAILOR, John
TAVARES, Francis
TOUGHEY, Joon
TOLLE, E.J.
TOWSAN, Anthy
THOMAS, A.M.; 2
TURNER, Cornelius
THOPSON, C.F.E.
TOWNS, Simeon; 2
THOMAS, Elisha
THOMAS, Gandy
THOMPSON, Elizabeth
TODD, F. Walton
TULLY, P.B.
THOMAS, J.L.
THRUSTON, W.S.
TEORENCE, Jesse
Trewartha, James; 2
TINGEL, Solomon
TIBBETTS, John T
TORREY, Marcus; 2
TISDALE, T.S.
THOMPSON, T.; 2
THO----LEN, H.
THOMPSON, Wm H
TUCKER, Hon Judge
THOMPSON, Chas F.L.
TRUSE, Louis

VANAKEN, Paul
VEDER, Danl
VANLANDINGHAM, J.A.T.
VIVIAN, John
VAN HARLINGER, John
VANSCOYA, Orith; 2
VETTERLEN, Earl

WALCOTT, C.H.
WILLMUTH, Joseph; 2
WILEY, Alleh
WILLIS, Saml
WIGGIHS, _____
WARHER, Silas B; 6
WILLIS, Phillip
WILLIAMS, Ge E
WHITE, W.H.; 2
WKISTINGHOUSE, E
WILLIAMS, A
WIRT, Caroline
WHITE, Frank
WIGGINS, Francis M
WILLIS, J.
WRIGHT, Jas K; 2
WHITELY, Caroline M
WELLS, Joseph
WILLOUGHBY, John
WILLIS, Ed
WILSON, John F
WILLMUTH, R.M.
WHITAKER, Thos
WHITMAN, B.C.
WILLIS, Saml
WESCOTT, C.
WHEEFER, Warren
WEBSTER, Mr.
WESTHOLM, Peter
SHEELY, Sos
WEISSON, W
WEYER, N.J. Miss
WEST, W.C.; 3
WEBSTER, Horace
WESTON, Danl F
WECSTER, Joseph
WHITMAN, L.P.
WHEELAN, W
WADWORTH, E.A.
WEBBER, M.C.; 4
WEBSTER, Orrin
WEAVER, Geo A
WALDEN, J.D.
WALLACE, Wm. A; 2
WARE, Solomon
WARE, John; 3
WALE, T
WARD, Thos; 3
WORRELL, John
WARREN, Mr.
WATSON, J.L.
WATSON, Wm. B
WALKER, John; 2
WALKER, Martin
WAFF, Wm
WALL, H.A.
WANSING, John
WATSON, H.E.; 2
WILMOTHY, Robt; 2
WILLEY, Lucrs
WILDS, Allen
WOOD, Wm P
WOODSIDE, D.P.
WOOD, J.W.; 2
WOOTEN, Levi
WOOD, C.B.
WOOD, Wm D.
WYLLE, Jas
WORTHINGTON, C.L.D.
WILLIAMS, Hiram
WILLAMS, Wm P.
WILSON, J.M.
WILLEY, E.A.
WORRELL, John
WALLACE, J.F.

YANAGHAN, Paul
YETER, J.H.
YERBY, Geo W
YOUNG, Cyrus
YOURN, Sampson
YORK, Mary
YATES, J.H.
YREFAUT, Jas L.