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is much mystery involved in this affair,
and we hope that no pains or exertions
will be omitted to bring the perpetrator or
perpetrators Of SO foul an act, to justice.
We shall endeavor to obtain the proceed
ings of the examination for publication.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04
SENDING THE SPECIE TO The MIN1

There must be something more than
appears on the face of it, in this new
threat on the part of the East Room organ
against the mercantile communicable
former.
NoTE by THE GLoBE.--Such lis the
slang-alraost simultaneously of most of
Mr.. Bidde's organs-when in fact we
have said nothing on the subject, except
what is contained in the acts of Congress.
Has it become illegal 10 enforce those
acts9 Do the professed champions Of law,
order, and deccncy assail the administra-
ton and its friends for recommending a
compliance with what Congress has OK
plicitely authorized and required? Let
them all then-Clay, Webster, and Cal,
houn, Bennett, Biddle, and Brooks, all in
unison, hoist the banner Of notification,
ofrag nobility, and of scaig abuse, for
merely attempting to enforce the laws Of
the land. These are your true colors.
Tomorrow we will give the laws on
this subject, and will show the gross per
versions of the opposition press, in regard
to the operations Of the Mint.
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From The Glnb be:

The British bank party in this country
say, send back to England the specie we
lave taken from them, tl.st the great
bank there may extend to US paper facill'
ties.
The Bank of England says, If the Lon"
don prints are to be relied upon, that
they mast and will have back fIom US the
gold we have pure hascd from them.
1t will be well perhaps, for these pcs>
pie, on both sides of the water, 10 stop
and see how the specie account current
between the two nations stands.
The following table, made up from Of
fetal documents, shows it.:
Statement Of The goid and slluer coin i'm,
fortrd from, and r1h0rted 10 Engiand,
annually from lH October, 1920 10
son Sehtcmber, 1886. --
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Banking. "A factor in New Orleans
having received from planter large
sun Of money, with orders 10 invest il in
Bank stock, invested il in Faro Bank
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IMPORT & EXPORT OF SPECIE

The following table Of import and eX-
port Of specie, for the last sixteen years,
will suggest the most important ref1ee>
tions to all persons capable of combining
causes and effects. II will be seen that,
in 1891, =. IS, there was great export
Of specie, and every perssn will recoilect
that that was a period of bank stoppages,
deprecated paper money, stop laws, pros
per,y laws, relief laws, destruction Of
debtors, and harvest of usurers. The
table below shows the reason; il was the
excessive expectation of specie. arising
from the Bank Of the United States drain.
ing the West aud South Of all their s;7e-
Gle, and then shipping it from Philadel'
pha. The last period, that of 1888, d.
IS, 6, shows the greatest importation ol
specie ever known in the United States
and accordingly |, is the period of the
greatest prosperity ever known in the
country.
We gave a tab'e. few days since
showing tha, Enylaad had The advantag,
Of US at least half Of million, in specie
transfers. This table shows the relstivc
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04

Oheratiohs in Lands, one ofthe causes Of
ne hrcsent trogbieS
The following statement shows the ex"
cent of the sales of lands at auction in the
city of New York, for each qnarte-, from
March 1885 10 December 1886. VIZ:
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PAots We learn by the Jersey City
Gazette. that the commissioners pilolage,
for New Jersey, had !heir monthly a,eet>
ing at Anderson's Hotel, Jersey City on
Wednesday last, the 5lh inst and ap.
pointed six more branch pilos-making
tie whole number row appointed seven"
teen. They will meet at the same place
"Wednesday, the third Of May nexi, TO
examine iul ther applicants.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-04

on the north side: the fire thcfAefosscd
Marigny street and burnt all but five
buildings on tho next square extending to
McadyiIle street.
The fire took effect from a spark from
the locomotive engine while running on
the Railroad. Nearly two squares were
on fire, and 170 houses were consumed.
About 127 families were left destitute OF
shelter, &c. &C., and they were priacl,
pally poor people.
On this occasion, as in almost every
other where large fires occur L good deal
of plumber and fighting was going on
Some three or four persons were arrested
in the act Of stealing ana carried oilto the
Calaboosc. One Of the firemen received
a wound by blow from sword, made
by some one in the crowd who was not
discovered.
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Postscg.Swt!
HsOrrid Murder.

A most atrocious murder was commit
ted last Monday night, at Mortified, in
this County. A man entered the house
of MIR. Robert M'Kisson, he being absent,
and with an axe, inflicted several blows
upon Mrs. M'Kisson and also upon a
girl sceping with her at the time The
girl, after having been struck, uttered a
screar, which aroused man sleeping in
the chamber who, on hearing the scream,
junlpedupon the floor which frightened the
p.1rdcrcr from the house. Mrs. M'Kisson
lived long enough to discribe the murder
er, who is supposed to be the brother Of
Mr.. M'Kisson. He was Immediately
pursuedto G eveland, where he got aboard
of a boat for Buffalo: The girl who was
wounded is yet alive, but we have not
learned W. ether her wounds are consid
cred dangerous. We shall be able to
give the particulars next week the Cor
oner and Prosecuting Attorney are both
at Northfcld investigating the affair.
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EgE1sgD OU.RFRTEEsE.

sANIIE Commissioned and Staff Officers of
Il the l.t l'rigade zoth Division, Ohio Mill.
Tia are hereby, notified and ordered to parade
on the Public Square in Ravenna On the 30h
and 3lst days OF August next. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Of said days. Armed and equipt to
do Military duty as The Law directs. Camp
duty will be performed en- the night of lie
30th the officers will therefore prnvide them
selves with tents aud other camp equipage
suitable for that purpose Colonels will pre-
pare complete rank Rolls of their respective
Regiments and return a copy of them for the
'Brigadier General previous to the muster in
order TO enable hin to make an apportion
ment and dis ribution of the Military Laws of
the last Session Of the Legislature of Ohio.
BY order of Brig Gen. S. ID, HARRIS.
J, c. SlNGLETARY, Jr. Brig Maj. & Insp't
Rayenna July Is 1887.
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n ~ wv G4OODS.

1H IA w ~ W " ~ ~
NNRENClI, English, aud American Fancy
ID and Stapc Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery, Class, Nails. oteel, Paints,
Dye"Stufs, SC. &c.
THE subscribers are now receiving, at the
large Brick Store Of T. Kent, in Ravenna,
large and splendid assortment Of SPRING
and SUMNER GOODS, ofall kinlsbnught at
NEW YORK during the SEVEREST TIME
OF THE RECENT PRESSURE, which ena.
bes them to say with confidence, that they
are fully prepared 10 furnish the citizens of
Ravenna, and vicinity with
SEASONABLE GOODS, OF THE
BEST QUALITY,
Us CHEAP, as they can be bought from the
stocks Of The EARLY, and QUICK ARR
V.4LLS, (J PERI The sayings Of the
o,Uners to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
June 2, BURNETT & PENDLETON.
NJ 3. We have ON hand few OLD
GOODS, which we will sell at COST, as
usual B. q. p.
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He will also attend at his Office in Ravenna,
during the months Of October and November,
to receive taxes of all who may wish to pay
them there.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS, TIeasunv.
TaEAsURER's OFFICE, Portage County,
Ravenna, July Sd, 1887.
N. d. Notes on all solvent Ohio Banks taken
for taxes: no notes on foreign banks taken but
at the discretion of the Treasurer.
The Treasurer would agaia respectfully sug-
gest to those who have the means, whether it
would not be mutual accommodation to
themselves and Treasurer, should they EN-.
brace an earlier opportunity to pay their taxes,
and prevent the confusion consequent upon
crowding so great an amount of business into
a few of the last days Of receiving taxes.
Persons will please to come furnished with
CHANGE as it will be impossible for the
Treasurer to be provided, at all times. if the
present scarcity continues.
6w:l1 F. WILLIAMS
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27

Tar STATE or ou,o, In the Supreme cOur
nHa n. .,.' " o Vacation after August
Portage county, S. Term A d. 1886.
Caroline NJ. Bates,)
VS.. SPetiion for Divorce.
Henry d. Bates.
YASHE said Henry ID Bates, will take notice
Il that the said Caroline NJ. Bates, his wife,
has filed her Petition in the Office of the Clerk
of said Court, on this 18th day of Maya. d
1857, praying for Divorce, and has assignee
for cause, habitual drunkness for more than
three years, and wilful absence for more than
three years.
Further proceedings will be had at Term
of the said Court, to be held at Ravenna ON
the fourth day Of September next, at which
sine said Henry d. Bates may appear, and
show cause, if any he have, why the prayer Of
said Petitioner should not be granted
L v. RIEEcE. Sol'r.
NAV 1s. 1887. 2m GEO. KfRKUM, err.
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PR II o s A L. s
FOR PUBLISHING 1T R.aVEN.N.a,
PORTAGE COUNTY. OHIO,
A Semi-Msnthly Agricu ltural Paper
TO BE ENTITLED
The Western Agriculturist.
.AND F.aRMERS
1Nn nRnu a NJT<r, G pEN TCT1ED

AND MECHANICS REGISTER.
FBHHE Subscriber, believing that the Farms
IA ing interest of the Western Reserve is
sufficiently great to sustain an Agricultural Pa.
per. proposes Publishing, at Ravenna, Portage
county, a paper devoted exclusively to that
subject.
The fact is now clearly demonstrated, that
Agricultural Papers are of great advantage to
the Farming Interests of a country In New
England and in New York, where the art of
Agriculture is carried nearer to perfection than
in any Of the other States of the Uninn, there
are several papers devoted to that subject
which have wide circulation.
Though the population of the Reserve cons
sists chiefly of Farmers, yet there is not pas
per designed entirely for their interests, while
there are no less than tiOenty,eigM political
and religious papers.
The AGRICULrUsIsr will be strictly neutral
in politics and religion-it will contain cor.
rect statement OF the markets, and give that
information most useful to the interest of
farmers.
The great improvemen ents which are now oc-
cupying the atte ntioR of the Farming Public
the many new inventions in the implements
of husbandry which are continually appearing,
render it highly necessary that all who are cal
culating to carry the business to great extent
should De possessed OF the earliest informa-
ton on the subject. Now, when the culture
of Silk, and the growth of the Beet for the
IT Anufacture of Sugar is becoming the engross-
ing topic of the age, it is important that the
Farmers of the Reserve should be made ac>
quainted with all the information 10 be had on
the subject, and we shall give our attention
on the procuring aud uddisseminating knowledge
to these interesting objects.
The first number will be issued some time
in April, if sufficient number of subscribers
shall be obtained to warrant it.
EDWIN r. SELBY,
Ravenna, Feb. 1, 1887.
TER Is.
This paper will be printed semi>monthiy,
on cool type and fine paper, in a suitable form
| for binding, witha title page and index to each
| voume, at the close of the year, for one dollar
| per annum, in adDance, payable on delivery
| of the first number9
I 6STRAYED or STOLEN, form The enclosure
| ~ of Geo. Tiffany, in the township of Stow
| on the 23d June, three years old horse colt,
dark bay. black name. legs and tail: natural
trotter. and had small cord around his neck
when he left. Whoever viii return said colt
to the subscriber in Franklin, or give inform-
aten 10 him where he may be found. shall be
literally rewarded. STEPHEN C0RBETT.
! Franklin, July 1, l8a7s
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Military Notice.

'NSHE commissioned and Staff Officers of
b the lst Reg't 1st Brig. 2Oth Division Of
the Militia Of OHIO are ordered to parade on
the Public Square, in Ravenna,on the Soth and
3lst d-ys of August next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
armed and equipped as the Law directs for
Office Muster.
Each person is also requ ured to come pre-,
pared to do camp duty--as the Law directs.
Attest L. v. BIERCE, Col.
e. r. sELBy, .3G't
July 26, 1887. 4w12.
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EST,ak

fEVAKEN up hy the Subscriber OH the nth
q inst. a pair Of sorel horses, good size,
short docks, shod all round, one white strip
in the face, short legs, thick set, many harness
marks, The owner is requested 10 call, prove
Prop. rty, pay charges and take them away.
ARTEMAS BANCRAFT.
Nelson, July IA, 1857, 3w12.
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Treasurer's Notice.
VWY HE following is the amountof Tax

TmV HE following is the amountof Tax
IL charged on each hundred dollars
valuation Of taxable property within the coun-
ty OF Portage, for the year l837,-viz:
Fer State and Canal purposes, 322 cts.
jail purposes, S cts.
County purposes, z2A cts.
Road purposes, 90 cts.
Bridge purposes, S cts.
School purposes, Is CTS.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27
NOTICE
,. c ou,o In Supreme Court Va
pnnm..n co,,.nr @ ss cation after Aug. Term
A. d. 1886,
Lettis Edwards2
vs. Petition for Divorce.

VS. SFelItuH TOT UIVOrCe.
Rufus Edwards
HE said Rufus Edwards will take notice
4 that her said Lettis Edwards, his wife,
has filed her petition in the Office of the
Clerk of said Court, ON the 26th day of June
A. d. 1887, praying for Divorce, and las
assigned for cause, habitual drunkenness, to-
tai neglect add extreme cruelty.
Further proceedings will be had at Term
Of said Court. to be held at Raveana on the
fourth day of September next, or which time
sad Rufus Edwards may appear aud show
cause, if any he have, why the prayer of said
petition should not besgranted
GEO. KIRKUM, Clerk.
L. v. BIERcE, Solicitor.
June 26, 1887. 8-2m.
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WOOL CARDING.
CLOTH DRESSING AND \

CLOTH DRESSING AND n MAN-
UFACTTRING.
FENHE subscriber would inform his old friends.
j. and the public generally that he has Ia
ken his old Stand Of Pomera, &. Rhodes.
where he is nos prepared TO do business in
the abov, lne on short notice and reasonable,
terms. Ris'machinsry is good and h sexpe>
rienced woskmel,, and believes will hs able To-
give general satisfaction.
JOSHUA VI oQpARD.
Fssrhhs Mcv ss 1857 SO
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Tpr sr,rp M ov,o } IN the Supreme Court,
pnrt.ra conn,,, q. Vacation after Angus,
ror''se ''uh'y' S. Term A D 1856.
Edward Farnum,
VS.. SPetition for Divorce.
Betsey M Farnum,
VSHE said Betsey NJ. Farnum will please to
Il take notice that the said Edward Far
num-, her husband, has this day fled his Peti-
tion in the Office Of the Clerk of said Court.
praying for divorce, and has assigned for
cause wilful absence for more than thres
years.
The said Betsey n. Farnum can appear at
a Term of said Court, to be holden at Ravens
ma on the fourth day of September next, and
show cause, if any she have, why said petition
should not be granted.
L. v. BIERcE, SoIr.
May 18, 1887 2m GEO. KIRKUM .CTk.
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LOOh HERE.
g MASON. & Co..

HWAVE on hand large assortment OF Notes
EE and Accounts, which they Will sell as
low and little lower than can be bought in
the County, of the same quality. You must
care a-d hry no mistake. May 9th,
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VOLUNTEER.
Bv Enoch Drake, Esq.

American Mdepcndence-- May the
memorable events of '75 ever be held in
grateful remembrance by this and the ri
sing generations. Six cheers.
BY Truman Bingham, Esq.
Let us join in fervent supplication that
the sacred charter Of humanity, which our
fore fathers sealed with their blood, may
forever be preserved from the deadly
grasp of tyrants. Three cheers.
By Arvillus G. Larkcom.
America With trembling boldnes, ii
,once lisped nations infant tone. In
fearless quiet it now breathes the manly
sentiments of Freedom and Liberty. B
cheers. -
By Corydon O. Arnold.
The memory of Lafayette Though he
sleeps, may his name ever be held in
greatful remembrance by the American
people.
BY Isaac c. Davis.
The inhabitants Of Freedon-May
they duly prize the auspicious day which
gave birth to this anniversary, and fathers
and mothers teach their children to rev.
. crence the patriots who obtalncdit. Three
scheers.
By John L. Ranney.
The memory oe Thomas Jeferson
fearless champion Of freedom, and Of
,oqual rights! May his name, and his il
lustrious examples, ever shine with dis
,tinguished briliancy on the annals of A.
tnerican History.
BY Orsamus L.. Drake.
The LadieS--The only Legitimate arls-
'tocracy, who elect without votes--govern
without laws--decide without appeal
land never in the wrong. To such arls-
.tocracy only can republicans submit
By John Denison.
The Constitution ofthe United States
The only fortress of our civil ins'itu-
tions. The genius of political science,
.claims it as her fairest offspring.
BY Ira Gardner.
The Orator efdie Day : Has discharg-
eetiihis duty with sonor to himself and the
Sssass,.on.
Drakesburgh, July l7th, 1851.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27

TIERS Remaining in the Pos,
avenna, June Soth, 1887.
Edward T GriswoG
III
Samuel r Hurlburt
Patrick Hurlehey
Mrs Mary Hall
Patrick Hurlekey
Rufus Herrick
tvey Orson Higley
Air Mrs. Angeline Ham,
mond
Miss. Jannett Judd
John II Jaquays
'wn X
James King
l.
Esq James Langston
lard Patrick Leonard
Secretary of Lodge
ling No l2
tson g. Dwight Mahew
Mr.. Macvoy
James McElvay
Briggs Amer Moore
William Maley
nent Jonathan Minaul
ID Thomas Morrison
Inn James McQuown
!, Robert McElHaney
+, Rev. Wilder b Mack.
A. Mrs. S. B, Nj.
George Maglauchlin
9 Elizabeth McCungley
Ira Ol,nstead 9
r,bv y
AN Phineas Pettis
rt;so William Ream
in Adam Poe
Deacon Poe
non Mrs Aurelia II Peck
John Porter
Daniel Pryor
Joseph Peacock
II
Mrs Louisa J Roberts
John Rellemede
Lewis l.. Rice
IN Lathrop Reed
Samuel Smith
Dennis Smith
Solomon Slaughter
Dpct. Shreye
Forker John Swltzer
James William Suthwor th
Geo. w Sholes
mel Geo w Sanford
T
William Tilson
Jonath n Thompson
Philip T rrochumssen
ID Waghorn
Vine Welch.
George " est
Reed wilbur, Jr
mes Wilson
er John Welch
Joseph Wlllonit
J. D. KING, P. M.
ne 30th, 1887.
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FOR TOWNSHIP AND POOR PURPOSES.

The Treasurer or his Deputy, will sttend at
the places of holding elections in the several
townships for the purpose of receiving taxes,
frem y O'Clock A. M, until p. NJ, ON the
fnlIowinsr doyo IN unit.
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9th. Officers of the day, together with
fb,, ,,<,;, tta,, cc n ,,,. >, c.,,s,,r r,,,t,

Otn. I'ulcers OF the Gay, togelher WIFI
/. the committee Of arrangements.
10 Sd. Thatthe procession then move with
the command OF the Marshal to the Grove
to hear the Grafton, which shall be con-
Quoted in manner and form, as follows:-
1st Thatthe audience be called to order by
the President I'd. Thatthe Declaration
of Independence be read by the 1st Vice
President Sd. Music by the Band. 4th
Prayer by the Chaplain. 9Th. Music by
the Band. 9Th. Grafton. 7th. Music
A by tho Band.
4th. That the procession then return
in the same manner in which they ad-
a vanccd TO place of formation, where
sumptuous entertainment will be provided
N for the company by Col. Orsamus l..
Drake, at2 o'clock P. NJ.
5th That as soon as convenient after
d refrcshment the table he prepared, and
the regular Toasts drank attended with
q gun for each, and cheercd by the Band.
" 9Th. That immediately in succession
after the regular, the volunteer 1oasts be
dunk, and also checred by the Band,
and attended with gun for each.
7th. That 26 guns be fired att O'Clock
=. NJ.
" JonN l.. RANNEv, 1Committce
CoRypoN o. ARNOLD, Of
The order ofthe day was strictly ad-
chered to = the exercises appropriate the
music choice--and the sound Of the arti!-
lery and the manly appropriate behaviour
of the assemblage gave ample evidence
of the glow of patriotism, which enllNen-
ed every breast.
The following toasts among many 9TH
ers were drank, viz:
REGULAR.
lst 4th Of July, l776-That day on
which Americans fearlcssly declared that
they would no longer bend the knee to
Tyrants. Three cheers.
ID. Signers Of TIE Declaration Of m
dependence The political regeneratorso of
the world. Three cheers.
Sd, Heroes Of the Rrvo7ution-A gal
axy of worthless, who shed their blood for
their country's freedom parchment is
unnecessary to preserve their memories.
Six cheers.
4th Ib the memory Of the immortal
George Washington. Drank standing.
Three cheers.
9Th. Presiders, orhe United Slides
n 'hree cheers.
" 9th. Governor of Ohio. Three cheers.
7th Liberty-Heavcn's gift to man =
we spurn the opprcssor who would seek
to wrest it from our possession. Three
cheers.
9th. The m.mory Of Gen. Warren
Who on the heights Of Charleston freely
gave his life for his country. Drank
+ standing. Three cheers.
9th. Knowledge-The Soul Of Re-
publican Government. Three cheers.
10th. Stale of Ohio--If not the first in
population, first in the Principles of
sound Republican Government. Three
cheers.
1lth. Internal Impropement-Equal to
the enterprise Of the American people.
Six cheers.
18th. The Jattlss of Monmouth and
Yorktown--Suficient TO teach Tyrants
that when they come in contact with
Freemen, they stand on "Holy Ground"
and are fighting against "JehouaRs
Cause" Six cheers.
l3. The American Ladies' Patterns
of virtue and excellence, and charms of
domestic happiness. May they receive
the respect and admiration OF the brave.
Six cheers.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-27
Special court.

nj OTlGE is hereby given that the Associ~
v ate Judges Of the Court of Common Plehs
for the county of Portage will h"ld Special
Court at the Court House in Ravenna. on
Monday, the seventh day of August next at
one O'Clock P. M, for the purpose of grant.
ing Letters Administration and Guardian
ship, and taking the probate Of Wills &C.
Attest, GEO. KIkkUM, CtERKe
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TT IsT OF LETTERS Remaining in |
B-A the PostOfice at Akron Jul. 1, 1887. |

HM -
EA the PostOf Ofic
Allen Harvey
Allen James
Abraham Doct.
Alfred George
Messrs. Avery & La
Adkins Josiah
b
Bowen Hiram ;
Burt Ebenezer
Breden William
Brown Lyman
Brown Elias P.
Bartlett Aaron
Brackduli L.
Burnett Myton
Blood Harmon
Baldwin Jeliiel
Burling Sarah
B1Wn William z.
Brown Richard
Bennett A.
Burlington james
Eucklin Daniel
Crosby E.
Cumstock Henry
Cahow Westley
Chapman w. J.
Corner Elnthan
Cleveland James 2
Curie Nicholas
Carpenter j. G.
Christie John
Campbell James
Connu Einathan
Du! arm Henry
Dodge w. J.
Dodge George Jr.
Davidson Miss. Elizi
beth
Eross Daniel
Eceham p.
Elms George
+
Fries Isaac
Fuller John Mason
Fergerson Samuel
Flower George
G
Gaylord L. G.
CRUDE Casper
Goddard William
Howe Capt
Hogie Daniel
Hughes John B.
Hall Amasa
Hayes & Hitchcock
Hathaway j. G.
Huford John @
Harris Ezra
Higbe Silas
Hodgdon Samuel
Hamilton Asa
Hodge B. w.
Harris Bedsy
Harden Thomas
HARVEY
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