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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09
Cmplts Sllcirs.
Dated January lst 1916.
WHEREAS at a
w Court of Chan


held at Ann Arbor the ninth day of July A. d. 1915
in the cause wherein Madison Cook and Stephen III
Wakeman compainants. and Austin Burgess 10
seph Dimick and William ketchnm were defendants.
it decreed by the Chancellor OF said Stale, that
the premises hereinafter described should be sold at
public auction, under the direction of of the Mas
tiers of said Court.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given that by virtue OF
said decree, will on the twelfth day of March mex.
at the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day,
expose for sale at public auction, the tavem-housc
of A6ial Hawkins in the village of Ypsilanti and State,
aforesaid, all and singular the premises with the appur
enances contained in said decree and mortgage des"
crbed follows, 'All of that certain part
parcel of land situated the side of the Huron
River in the village of Ypsilanli Washtenaw County
Michigan and The north side of the Chicago road
Congress and bounded and described as follows
to wiz Beginning at stake the north line of said
Chicago road Congress street sixty three feet ives;
of the west side of store building formerly belonging
to said Henry H. Szer being thirty two feet east of the
east side of tract of land bought by Madison Cook OF
said Sizer and running thence north the Huron Riv
er thence south westerly the line of said River to
to said land sold to said Cook; thence south on the
line of said Cooks land to the Chicago road or Con-
gress street thence the north line of said road
or street thrywo feet the place of be the
same more or less Sale absolute and without REDEEM
ton.
C.. JOSLIN.
c. w. LANE. Master in Cbancery.
Compts Solicitors.
Dated at Ypsant Jan. 9th 1884, I6w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09
in CHANCERY, SECOND CIRCUIT.

c. III. VANcLEvE, his Attorney.
Dated Ypsilanti October %. l845.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

lie precisely the man 10 mako such diasyawal.
lie II a monster Of aupiiolly, aul HE affected
reluctance 10 assume the ffius If IL
once and openly, inay ba 4 sabteFf9rs BY
Which u esaafe ffefs Lie fnial1isbt ~ pledges
which be has given That this reluctance Il
lffaftsd, Ii faIss and hollow, ws have have ID
doubts the only question with Us Ia, Who ID 10
be made the victim ~ bis dlbtifitg
The tsttsrs If The Mtbils tIsfale represent
IN fatheF indefinite terms that tho comma nde,
Of q Mexican brigade, raised 10 fepsl our in@
yaaiofi. refuses 10 quit The capital. "tte pre-.
f7r7 n~peoding his evenings IN The edtbs 10 adj
yahetps against "Od Rough and Ready
The same yFitsr adds
u You go ten miles IN Tho north If Yera
Crnt, hey The 1faxitansl send you buIloehs
ana the country Women desire 10 cot,is on
board ~ Ieeb at The shIp-eiEht miles south
they actually come IN tlieir h0ata aud actual.
" send Invitations OF Tor "fandango." The
fHptat1 81 one ~ their launches desired ID
know "whsn lho war woiili tomneneH," The
sounifymsh arc with us, tho soldiers against
us
The vessel recently esiEsA If vatn Cruz
vas a Bremen brig, the Nayadn, with n eatg1
Of silks, f." valued nj 800, 900. The Pspsa.
cola dasalts HaYs she WISE seized BY the
schooner FliFt, after having been warned oi
three days previous by the S6ntrfs, t;apt. In.
graham @h0t Graham, rs we inadvertently
printed It Yesterday.
Ths Mobile Hefeld publishes another lei.
ter, one paragraph II which va wprp IN homes
was to ghlightHn us as tB the slirrsnlsr ~
Commander Carpenter, but II leaves us mnra
aOltGttnus for explanations than ever. Here
Ia The paragraphs
The town Of Tuspan II situated s1ne eight
lblIba up the river, and contains about rs
thousand inhabitants. The mouth uftha fiFer
10 guarded by h l5~ n1idiaFa IN huta. II was
to these that Commander tafpspder and tho
crew of the fruEton surrendered. after that
vessel aifurh noou tho BAT. md II was with
them that tho Pftncet on communicated by n
fiaE Of truce, Their account Of tho yessel and
a1d faie NJ tho crew was correct In All but 6nr
PARTICULAR thny stated that tho prisoners had
been snnt 10 Tatnpien, while IN fact they vera
Htnl NJ Inspah, bot unable n Communicate
"ttb Their conHtfyUinu. The falsab9yd might
nave beHh invented 10 prevent any ]attstnpt
Tor ttair lbrf tttpn. In VI Other respects
Ihntf information proved rUtrerl.
n another Paragraph q ~ enUtnffafthh IL
inad1 Of tse narrative Of evHHts by which the
war hss bssat tbga far married.. Then fgIlov
SONS comments iherenpon, from which, aDd
hon other information ~ our possession, We
tnfer that the impression IN tho squadron ia
that the war ia over, Indeed an imp gpsion
has throughout prevailed in the fleet that
there would 30 title Of no 6gbllag. Nothing
but tbe battles q ttIto 5lh and OH o. May could
convince tho navy that The q1Irol would
come 10 ~sEtfemlIies, aod reasoning from their
~ inactivity, II would net bo wondsffnl If
Tie operations oflbe army on Tho Rio Grando
were even now looked upon by many il tie
GHlf squadron 10 fabulo1a--the creations Of
Tho lallsE mLlLh1a-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
[ from the Piequune of The 18Th
MORE OF THE MEXICAN NEWS

MORE OF THE MEXICAN NEWS.
The Courier Of last evening says a letter
has been received, by a highly respectable
commercial house in this city from Vera
Cruz, dated September 9Th. which states that
the Mexican Executive has~reiected the over.
lures OF our Government for treaty of peace,
on the ground that the subject of peace can
not be treated OF by the Executive without
the sanction Of Congress, and that the Con
gress will not be in session till the month Of
December. The Courier also learns from
the same source that the Mexican troops at
San Louis Potosi have been ordered not TO
march towards Monterey.
The Courier seems to think it doubtful
whether this rejection of The overtures of our
Government was approved by Santa Anna,
and whether in fact he was at the moment
presiding over the Government. The repre-
sentations which have been made to us on
this subject, both verbally and by letter, are
to the effect that Santa Anna was actually in
The city of Mexico, and really, through MOI
ostensibly, controlling the action Of the Gov.
eminent. This we stated yesterday, but have
since seen in the Mobile Heraled a letter
which says Santa Anna was still at Jala9a.
However this may be, we cannot doubt, up
on reperusing a letter which we received on
Monday from an officer of the navy, thai Gen.
Santa Anna does in fact control the Govern
ment OF Mexico. If, however. angDadvantage
can be gainedssby MIN hereafter from digavow.
ING the course which Gen. Salas and the
Mexican Cabinet have pursued, Santa Anna
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

AGRICULTURAL AND MFeHANtca Aaanct A.
fioN ,=lt will be ahen by the following pro.
ceedtnga, TINT The gentlemen composing tho
Executive committee are determined 10 carry
on with energy the arrangements for Tho next
anniversary. Thoae HubEcflbarH who are in
arrears to tho Association are requested forth.
with 10 mako rPmttlaueea 10 tho I'teaaurer nj
Baton Rouge. Larra sums arn duo, and il Ia
ltnPnaHiulH to carry uut Tho obinctg Of The As
s]0ttatthn without money, therefore We have
no doubt this call will bo made in VAIN:
Tho Executive Conntttoe met pursuant t.
public uot,ce thts 18th September 1et9.
Prosent-Col = tIchdaraon. chairuan; +.
y. Conrad, James Co,oor, WIN, F ronnard,
Joseph Monard. DR.. ?. M Hereford, aud
John Il. nufroeq, secretary.
The object Of tho meeting having been sta
ted by the President.
On motion, Resolved, That J. y. r.. De-
Bow, Esq, be invited to deliver an address,
on the fret day of the next annual meeting of
the Association.
Rcaolvcd, That a circular 10 tho planters
and Mechanics Of the State Of Louisiana be
prepared.
Reeolved, That a let Of the membere Of
the Association and a statement of their ros-
peetivo Indebtedness be presented before tho
committee at their next meeting.
Resolved, That tho attention Of The NOM
bers of the committee appointed to wait on
nr, Plough, for a settlement. is hereby called
to tho vsrious resolutions passed on that sub
ject, at former meetings.
Messrs. Joseph Menard, F NJ Hereford and
WIN. F Turnard we're appointed a commit.
co Of arrangements, 10 provide n suitable
place to hold the next lair, and make other
necessary arrangement for the occasion.
Resolved, That. tho proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Gaseue and
Advocate.
STEPHEN HENDERSON. Chairman,
JOHN X. DUrRoco, Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

lioae. Anf all other tiains shaIl DO re-.
brral d The pntlia according y Inv. Ah5
Ii u made lhe dlty oflis Clerk 10 furnish
tho Autitor with i certified list Of appfe.
prtatiaas for his information
Tho following resolution was adopted,
Resolved Tint J ] Chany Jr be npp1in.
tad avsrsraf 81 cha east end oF faAi district
II, II, IN place Of WIN, Tucker. WHO 70.
tttaaj to serve.
The Jury than proceeded to The appoint.
manf . five administrations Of Public stgpla.
The following PERSONS wars appointed viz.
Wezar4 W y Pile. II v Habin, John Reid
l. g Morris, Geo VI Hafon9n. Tho 20.
lice Jury then a lio1fiai siaa dir,
TttOj. DEVALb President
VIM. ItEtHRS Secretary
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
CAHAnao MaAien. Aaeual 81. lala

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" plate of Sup, All Whit waltsg
for II frisuI, who Ia4q promtsgd IL cal
and give ms some news from Col ltntaps
| win rItnish you with d fsw general
ti0ns.
Tho Man what was not porn II 81 killed
by a shoIr-~D nne tho b9mp ,rdaspt
Of Fort Brown, the tfeops we're obli.
ged 10 throw themselves d,i op1n fbo
ground evsrv trmg n sh4i fran The ens.
ny was fret at them. 4 shell exgIe.
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gethcr for q moment one dav, rraltry
Md chatting, yhsn II book ont man g,y,
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

THg WAa wrrn Hgxrco An prints
administration, Anti Administration. In.
dependent and N~sntrai.-lor there are such
dlyIsions--n1w agree 10 believing that the
war With Msxco - about to be brought 10
a close, wrhouI mach more fighting The
lights before us monlI seem t~orlead to the
conclusion that the swerd Of war is 10 bo
-heath-d, and the b'oodless pen Of diplo.
Dacy to be resumed. or that il has already
'een resunad-lf not to c0nqner a peace,
feast to define it, terms. That Santa
inna must have pledged himseifto q pacl.
fc course, became evident from the fact
If his admission, without let or hin ancs
from our b~Iockadlag squadron, INTO Mex
60. But dapllcity is az ingredient ofovef.
balancing power inn anita Annals charac.
'er-it is instructive habtuaI with him
and who will say t at the great defeat
at San Jacinto may not, like the inVeter.
ate topper, break the pie tgel
About the nature and extent Of what It
V, we have heard much bul Of DO one
have we heard who ssumes so posiiIEea
tone in relation to tn" terms Of the pre-ar-
rangament, as a special cor e~spondent Of
the Tribune, who writes on the 18th nit.
from H vana. "You are probably aware
he says, THAT Santa Anna and Almonse
embarked u board the English stamsF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

EtotPn or MAoafvstE FRaa It pun"
lie JAtb=Thia notefi0as hoyas thief.
who WINS committed IN tbs public jail Of
this parish on three charges, Two fas horse.
At ealing, and on8 fof stealing a saddle,
escaped ~ The night Of Tuesday last about
II o'clock. The alarm h,ying been CIV
an BY some Of the other prisoners ~ s83n
ne be got off. Iie nut the window ea7e~
maut, where ono Of Tbs iron gatps was
inserted aud then, by SONS means
Of other succeeded III bonding iha gfate
and ihefBby made h space lafg5 enough
for him 70 go through, he being n very
small mnh. IL auf opinion The iail IL in-
secure. Of there Ia neglect somewhere.
Several times within the Iast yenr The bars
have been sawed or otherwise impaired.
When prisoners Of tbs notoriBty Of Mag=.
keDaie, aud against whom 40 many ohhrg=
% eab bg substa Inflated are ipua fsstatsd,
they ought 10 be chained every night,
II tho prison be insecure, II IL tho daty of
The keeper Ihafsof to take care of this
pf]ecaUtion, otherwise be oegIeetstha haty
he nwesto the community who have been
madn 10 suffer by tho prisoner g fobbeFies.
Another fact. however, comes 10 our
mind. At The tins saii Marhinzis was
taken, we IN common with others, austnct.
cd from tho circumstances attending The
arrest, that he had snms aeeompllets. That
some other b hrk hearted thief skniLe !
among lis. and mixed IL daily communion
ttnn with ra4paetahie eitfzans. ppfhrps
with the mas franco and ganIllity that
Mtrkitzia did. The prisoner got oGhy
means of sharp ohI7aia a ii olhar tools fuf.
itshei him. Tho logs IN The prlson-yard
o)anaily savree. did Mt utter ona bark.
These fauts are sufficient 10 provo, ihae b.
was not aIpne, that anne Of hI4 aatrilifas
veto NJ wotk for hia daIlvarnnce. We
"o''a "'S'7e our e~'t'1anS 10 be on tho
Inolt=ont.
30 a. to prevent any par7on7 being inn
poaad upon by the appearance Of this no.
tod horse thiof, wa give a description Of
bia person, About s feet 8 inches in
hight, spare made, Weighs abont 1870
pooods, large roman nose, blue eya3.
feature, very grnteel hppe aranog.
md shutters n little when animated IN con
yefsattoD, aoft spoken aud l,a9le 10 decnive.
Ile has stolen IN this town throe horses
several saddles aud ono guns: aiI which theft
10 ha7 confessed, and two Of tho horses, and
The gun have b"on recovered from The
towhom he had Illegally cold them.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

A CHANCE toH A F6HFrHEs-hbdut 30
yeata ago, says the Springfield (Wtas,J re.
publican, W. gentlemen IL this nHtpbbgfhood,
named Day and Dwight, (fhs former from " cal
Springfield and The lAat from South HaJley,)
went To NatcliEz, Mise. bought and a6llIed
sn q tract Of land, on which the must tmp8r-
tHnt part 81 the city n0w stands. They bought
1t Of tho SplnlEh authyflleR. In the war
which followed, between ths Spanish and
French, sGtne 6f The settlers II NafGhez, Hnd
among ihen the Two gentlemen named, IN tbe
fear Of being destroyed By tbs bgIjgefguts,
abandoned their soil.
Alter This WIS terminated, and The r6unffy
waa coded 10 Tho French, this territory was
purchased Of Tho French, by tho American
Government, IN Mr., Jetieraon'a administfa@
ton. ~ tbat timr, MI claimants If land m.
der tte SPantRi authority, bB1 th6 oppo,luoj-
~ 10 eRiabiial ihgir cthltna anI renew their
ttlh to Iand, or receive indemnity fer Hp6tia-
TONS. WIN regsFd 70 tin l4nd III Mr.. Day
sad NJ t1at-tt @aa.4-4a~ LA -.
II Tho mater from that fimc' ii he present.
ParFonH awning stores and houses on tbs
lad. it ia n6# commonly remarked ~ Nat
chez, aro situated on tbT "Day and y" igbt
grant, s6mo rtrc1lnsta eos Of late years
have dawn The attention Of no heirs to this
matter. a grdGdaou 81 one Of The oanGts
row IIvns in tbn CITY Of New Yofk, and there
are ofhds heira in this vicinity, in Ohio, and
probably in other parts Of United States.
Thr clam rsnia upon much Inc same found.
alton ~ thai OF Mrs. Gen. Gaines to land in
Neg Orleans, Which ahG has been endeaVor.
Ing 10, aud ts likely to, establish by law. Bat
whether sufficient Vouchers and papers in aup
port Of The "D,y and Dwigbt grant can nav
be found, We do moi know. The ealuo Of the
land At this time IL said to baVo been equal to
a proeely fortune, amounting probably 10 mil.
lions u dollars.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

Mn C~LrysEy's BALL.-On Wednesday
evening last. though the thormauetor had
stood over 90 in the shade FROM d, A. NJ.
to P. NJ, we repaired to the garrison,
chiefly moved by curiosity Is see the pro-
H~ciency Of Mr.. C's scholars. We were
surprised to see so brilliant an attendance
Of the beauty Of thie and ~ncighboring par-
ish. The room was plainly though neatly
decorated. and every door aud window open.
cd 10 admit q free circulation of air. The
ball commenced by an examination Of Mr..
CIissey's scholars, as hey passed through
tho various positions Of that elegant and
fashionable dance "the Polka the audicn-
CO could hardly contain their feelings at the
admirable manner in which it was execu-
led. The applause at the conclusion ofthe
dance, must also have been a proud testi.
moay to the professor, that his care and at
t~ention to his scholars was duly apprecia.
led. Had some oFoua citizens. who through
conscientious scrup!es, are opposed to that
useful, healthy and social enjoyment, dan
cling, been in the place Of the parents Of
those children, who were the admira-
ton of the large and respectable assembly
on this occasion-tbeir breasts would have
swelled with parental pride and no doubt
would have ~surmounted all opposition thew
might have had 10 that beautiful and neces-
sa-y accomplishment to a finished educa.
ton.
The bah was kept up until about / o'clock
on Thursday morning, and was CARED on
with as much spirit as it could have been
in the cold winter nights. II was. on the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

YELLOW FgVEn-Wl tbout the elightest
desire to create any alarm Or u0eaaiuesa, We
think II better 10 announce that thero have
been q few casoe 0fthi5 disorder within few
days than that the public should DO misled BY
exaggerated rumors Upon application at the
Charity H1apital yesterday, VIC asccrfsined
that there had been but two confirmed cases
Of yellow fever sincc our last announcement.
On the 9Th inst, an lrish y omar, named Ma.
ny Murphy, a native Of KIM 4 county, Ireland,
was admitted, and IN rbg 18th she died Of the
above mentioned disorder. On tho 5th, a ma.
tive Of Jefferson county, N. Y, named Henry
Dennison, wa admitted, and on the 18th he
also died. There are nov two more cases in
The Hospital with all tho symptoms Of the f.
yer upon them, but not yet positively pro-
no1nced decided cases. AZ we said before,
there il very little prospect Of there being
more than a f0w scattering cases this season,
a. The general health Of the city continues
good. -Picayune
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

PR1vArEs.-Riehard Wall, Adamise
Hebert, Fielding Cooney, Nathaniel Pope,
James Knighton. Peter sHites, Thomas
Powell, Celestin Doiron, J Richard, Al.
olph Dupr6e ] f Libby. Mark N Brown,
James VI Peak, Jonathan ohipe, Alfred
Gwin, Edward Quinn, w H CastIon and
v Tarnplet.
Onmotion, Capt VIM. B Robertson was
called to the chair, and H P Jones ap-
pointed Secretary. The object of the
meeting having been explained BY. the
chairman.
On motion. Of Lieutenant Vaughan, a
committee of five was appointed to investi-
gate the accounts of the Treasurer. The
chairman appointed on said committee 1t.
Vaughan, sergent Hebert, Fielding Coo
ney, Richard Wall, and Adamise He
bert.
On motion39of 1t. Chamberlin. a COM
mittee of three be appointed to draft reso-
lutions expressive ofour deep regret orthe
deaths of our late fellow soldiers Dorge-
vile Granger and Willie Blunt. The
chairman appointed on said committee 1t.
C~hanberlin, Sergt. Chinn and Corporal
Aillet.
After a few minutes recess, Lieutenant
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

MFoHTAEr Dtse0ygHy.-f agtggid1e3,,s
shipping q a Raipag Traia.=-The etbe.
tinsnt took place In tho Rue Ghnazps
d'Antin, IN q model railway ronrtrurted
Tor tho purpose. The inventor il an engi.
neer named Alotandrr. 4 model trim
vas let oil Mt different rates Of speed, from
dtteon or twenty leagues IN hour, down a
we're inclined plane, and yet, notwitbafnnd.
lnE these circumstances, the train wag
checked without the slightest eomm6tfon.
Tho break is worked by The conductor sf
tho last chrriaga, by which means tho
whole Of the Carriages, instead Of Ffriting
zach otber, haHe Il tendency 10 retreat. Az
soon as the breaks II tie lnef e. rringe
have taken thoir position, those or every
other carriage ID tho train act iagfaptane.
ously aud, by another admirable ~e1ptriy.
htee, the locomotive con, even at The pfea.
test rate Of speed, bg detached from tho
train. This IL not MI, The very MT oe
separating the locom tive provides against
accident from It's running too CIR forward,
iDf is soon as il bias reached q sufficient
distance from The train, say from CIV to
ono hundred yards, II stops, The inventor
cstiInates the expenses Of adopting his mn.
ParaIn9, at q thousand francs FIR eaeI chr.
riage. A commission, appointed by tbs
Government, have Witnessed, md IL IL
satd, approved Of tho ezpcfiments.
GaLignaniB MrFsenED.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
yay9y

l3Ad. And that tt5g aFa that the said tell
ntadu Ia emf unity 80 iht pfoEiRiai7 81 III
etisiia lays pn thu e%ltianiE. II viii aHPsl
a. Reference ~ fh4 Aujitaf'a report. The
ths SUN ut four ihausanI ieliafa of tbafeahnl
Feyefefpd Tho Ordinary eNtphHea 81 tho par
tsh t3r the Iaat yeaf. n making The e7tinat
~ The year tg4B va have added the Hur
attsettp Ave hunIfej dbllaf7, fef The pvfpoR
81 payiHe the HafHat anil enna othef lhlngf
including eirht hundred i,,llarp faf aehbolsi 10
the pascal aud current years, which Wilk ehtt
tie lie parish 20 sixteen hundred dollars from
thu stats. Forming an aggregate Of twa1i
tour haBdfed dollars. which It IL hoped vi.
g realized and found 10 he suHioisht,
There II a lnrga amount iao Che Parish
tom John Mtflmough Of New 0rleana
FOE building his levre IN front of bis land
aItearatns Ilaton Rouge, which we res
grst ~ cay, he refuses q pay, and has
suffered himself Huai far the amount, II
IL 10 he hoped that Judgement against
him will be speedily obtained and collect
I'll. 40 that tho amount ran bn received,
Tho rnu nittaa report q resolution making
any future collector inrlligllile 10 rnsapa
p5intmrnta until he hRs fully accounted Thf
the amounts with The collection aud dis
bursemrnt Of which he may he charged,
signed w y lea, Egbrrt Morgan ~
laehry lomi'heo'' ne t"lgWihg te'o,'~
Ton was adoPteo' hgs'''eo '0"' ~ ~
eligible 10 roaraaintmant1 until ha haa
ahtia,a" tofHl accounted i'F aH oiaiUH PH'
INTO hls hoo5a' IA H1'ih aao received at7
mtipHt, tharrEar.
hoa2,'"1' hal tan F'eaSo' Treasurer
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thn iollo",nE resolution was men Pre-
aeh'ed anu ai'pi4,'' hgaa''90' 'la' ne
sum o. seven hundred o2ilafs W ana Tue
came, y hereby appropriated Tor INC Ptt..
poee q binding a h't1=e over '1e 'ota'ts
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he' anu 'aeI are heE'f( appointed Oolo~
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