The head of the Confederacy on a new base

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Abbott, Nathan B., (1833-)

Bachelder, John B. (1825-1894.)

Bachmann, John, (active 1849-1885.)

Baillie, James S., (active 1838-1855.)

Baker, Joseph E., (approximately 1837-1914.)

Baum, C., (approximately 1824-)

Becker, O. (1826-1909.)

Beever, W. A. (1824-1891.)

Benecke, Theodore. (approximately 1816-)

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Bill, Henry, (1816-1886.)

Blatz, Henry. (1810-1870.)

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Boetticher, Otto, (1799-1857.)

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Brown, Barzilai S. (1806-1877.)

Brown, E., (1802-1848.)

Bufford, John Henry, (1812-1895.)

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Childs, J. (approximately 1790-)

Clay, Edward Williams, (-1906.)

Clarke, Wm. M. (active 1867-1868.)

Combe (1838-1894.)

Combe, Voltaire, (1823-1907.)

Dainty, John (1867-1949.)

Davis, W. W. H. (1831-1874.)

Day, Ward S. (1821-1902.)

De La Matyr, E. B. (approximately 1823-)

Donovan, John (1793-1880.)

Doolittle, H. S. (1844-1883.)

Eaton, Amos Beebe, (1830-1879.)

Endicott, George, (1821-1897.)

Eno, Henry C. (1812-1876.)

Fabronius, Dominique C. (1821-1910.)

Fenderich, Charles. (1798-1866.)

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Fisher, Robert J., (1820 or 1821-1886.)

Fox, Stanley. (1841-1926.)

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Fuchs, F. (approximately 1826-)

Garland, Francis. (1833-1918.)

Gay, James D. (1804-1885.)

Gibson, John (1830-1906.)

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Heine, Wilhelm, (1834-1909.)

Hoffy, Alfred M., (1812-1897.)

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Hopps, Harry R. (1846-1901.)

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Johnson, Chauncey A. (1830-1927.)

Jones, T. R. (1848-1930.)

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Kemper, H. W. (1808-1896.)

Keppler, Joseph Ferdinand, (1791-1862.)

King, C. Frank. (1808-1892.)

Knickerbocker, C. (1836-1918.)

Kramer, Peter, (approximately 1792-1859.)

Kugler, L. (1831-1898.)

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Lyons, W.

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Marshall, R. B.

Mathews, Alfred Edward,

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McCallum, J.

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Newman, F.

Noble, William Pinkney,

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Palmer, F.

Parsons, Charles,

Pendleton, John B.,

Perry, George T.

Phelps, Humphrey,

Poinsett, A.

Porter, Geo. W.

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Pringle, James Fulton.

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Reed, Charles Wellington,

Robinson, Henry R.,

Roesler, J. Nep.,

Rosenthal, L. N.

Rosenthal, Max,

Russell, Benjamin,

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Sartain, William,

Schabelitz, C.

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Schell, Frederic B.

Schrader, Theodore,

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Schwamb, Chas. A.

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Smith, William,

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Walter, C.

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Welcker, F.

Whiting, Daniel Powers,

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Williams, Job T.,

Woods, Oliver Evans.

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