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Minor;fal Rennrt


Mr.. Kinney of st. Clair, from the minority
of the committee on Interpretations, re.
ported the following sections, to be
inserted in the constitution on the sub.
Ject of interpretations.
Sec. /. No corporate body shall be
hereafter created, renewed, or extended.
within this State with banking or discount.
ing privileges.
Sec. 2. Corporations shall not be ere.
ated nthis State by special laws, but the
Legislature shall provide by general and
uniform laws, under which corporations,
or associations of persons,may be formed,
and not otherwise, except corporations
with banking or discounting privileges,
the creation Of which is prohibited.
Sec. b. No person, corporation, or
association ofpersons, shall be allowed to
make. issue, or put in circulation, within
this State, any bill, check, ticket, certii
cate, OF other paper, or the paper of any
bank or its branches, or any evidence OF
debt, intended to circulate as money.
Sec. 4. No branch, or agency, of anv
bank or banking institution in the United
States. or any State or Territory, within
or without the United States, shall be es.
tablished or maintained within this State.
Sec. 4. The members of such corpor.
ations, or associations ofpersons, shall be
Individually liable FOR the debts, liabilities
and acts Of such corporations, Oh, associa.
tons, and for the consequences resulting
therefrom.
GIVE should like to see a newspa-
per that would suit every body. 1t would
be curiosity. Such thing never did,
or never can have place among the
things Of earth; yet thousands are aston.
ished, TINT the paper to which they are a
subscriber, does not contain Just such ar
ticles as they want to'read. One expect.
moral essays-another, mirih and anec-
dotes--another, love tales and misceIia-
ny--another looks for q Sermon while
each wonders that his particular taste is
not suited: never for moment supposing
that an editor caters for the mental appe.
lites ofthousands.
e or The Philadelphia Sentinel says it is
"a ''standing law OF Providence that the
poor should always be among US" A
: country editor Gays he has found the rule
reversed IN his case having been always
j qsnapg The poor. s,a
FRrENDsHrP.-The noblost Of senti-
meats is that which SPRINGS from SINGER
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-20
The GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
Winners
PICTORIAL SYRUP.
of Hoarhourd and ELecampane.

of Hoarhou,,d and Elecampane.
nriVa1ed for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
u Asthma, Splitting OF Blood, Whoopine
Cough, difficulty of Breathing PIeurisy, sJonsump-
ton, and all diseases Of the Lungs.
Bronchitis, disease that is sending thousands
to premature grave under the fictitious name of
consumptioH. be cured by the use OF this med
icine. For several years past This medicine has
been in use in Canada, where il has become uni.
versally known, aud is considered The best medf.
cine in use for all pulmonary diseases. The
great success which has attended its use in that
country, aud the many truly wonderful cures il
has effected, as induced the prorn ietors TO IN.
i trodnce it into the United States, confident IL il
being the most safe and valuable remedy ever dis.
covered, and adapted to all diseases of the Iunes.
when any of the functions do not perform THAR
natural or healthy acton, exerring mos, grateful
and soothing infaence over the functions Of The
whole system, diminishing excitement when ex-
cessve, alaying irritation, soreness AID pain, ard
speedily imparting renewed vigor to the whole
frame.
BRooxLYN, anuary D, 1876
Messrs. Wilmer & Co., SO Maiden Lane. New
York-Sirs "a friend of mine hearing me COM
plain Of very severe cough and hoaIseness, to-
gether with a distress from which had suffered
Tor some time back, caused by severe cold sud.
denly taken, purchased bottle of your syrup of
Hoarhoand and Elecampane, and gave il to mo.
When commenced taking il, could not speak
above my breath, could sLeep tDittout hitting
! up IN my bed most Of tie night. My cough some
nights wotld be incessant, so as 10 deprive me Ct
sleep; but after taking three doses the hoarssness
was mach relieved, togethe: with the pain caused
by coughing lrave continued its use until have
taken about one half of the bottle. am perfect
| iy free from any cough now, and am convinced
that if had not obtained relief, TIE in6amatio0
tthe lungs produced thereby. would have brought
on Consumption. Il is certainly the best medi-
cine have ever taken for cough, the eject 10
soon felt, and will do all in my power to nuke
il known 10 my friends.
Yours. with much gratituie,
4 ErnnA -
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A certain cure for corns is TO rub them
with salt every day or week, then have
both feet cut off just above the ankles.
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At the top of Richmond Hin, on the
right hand side, is TO. be seen, painted OIL
board, which is placed in the window,
preparatory School for boys ofboth sex
es.
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A young fop, about starting for New
York, proposedto purchase life preser
yer: 80, you'll not want it," suggeste
the clerk. ..bags of wind don't sink.
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"Yes, Mfr. Chairman" said modern
political orator, "Irepeat the declaration
Il do not believe there is man, woman
or child in the house, who has arrived
at the age of fifty years and upwards, but
has felt this truth laundering through
their brains for centuries.
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LoCKPoRT.
Plough Factory.

u6 DUUSOL1UOAo OOIGIuuG 20 InuIlUIaC.
ture
Lanes Celebrated Steel Ploughs,
~ And other Approved Patterns.
and are prepared to furnish customers at
short notice, Ploughs ofevery size, of supe.
rior quality andthickness, and warranted
to scour in any soil. The timber used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in man.
Der not to be surpassed.
6TLeh-handed Ploughs made to order.
Allkinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Ploughs.
LANE q WEEKS.
Lockport, Aug. Is. 1916
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ROCK RIVER SEMINARY,

RUCA RIVER SEMINARY
Mount Morris. I'LL.
.ETNHEfail ERIN Of this Institution will open on
L the 1891 of August, and continue eleven
weeks.
TERMS.
Tuiticn in Common English Branchesfo
the Term, - $500
Higher English Branches, 500
Board, Washing, Fuel, and Room rem,
per week, - so
Term, 10
Studentsfurnish Beds, Towels, and Lights.
P. JUDSON, Agent.
Mount Morris, July %, ls45. n7-n
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CD UHNMNHe

AL those wishing to purchase pure article
Of QUISIxF. can havs-an opportunity by calling
al BROWNS Drug Stnrc, where they can End il
cneap.N Also, Opium, Salts, Sulphur, Cream
ratar, &c, at reduced prices.
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WANTED.-Am man who understands m a.
King BRICK can lind employment,at liberal waasb,
py applying 10 the subscriber Immediately.
Lockpori, april s, i547. A " BORLANp.
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Yours. with mueh gratitutle.

Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail, b.
john W,ner s. Co, 60 Maiden Lane, n. .stle
propretors for the United States. Sold by
.CHAS. CLEMENT, agent for Joliet; also by
e. M. BpYCE, agepr for Chicago. H5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Majority Report to The Convention.
Mr.. Harvey, from the committee on In
corporations, reported the following as
proper to be engrafted as an article in
the. constitution of this State:
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FR1ENDsHrP.-Fhe noblost Of senti-
MEETS is that which springs from SINGER
~. consistency, ffankness and forgiveness.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-20

30 Pieces FLANNELs FOR sale al Loves
~ Chssp Store
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Greatly Reduced Pice--from $50 8 doll5rs per
Ganuna.-EatGrge0aent Of the Number tg one
fifth the reading nlatter-Singie copy, Is cents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

DIED-On Tuesday, September Dist, Mrs. Nancy
C. BRANDON aged 81 years, relic of George s. Bran
don. who departed this life on the 22d ut Truly in
these providentla dealings, docs it become the living
TO say-"O. Lord, how great are thy works ! and thy
thoughts are very Deep
But few short weeks, and father and mother,
enjoying favorable prospects of health, are called
away from earth, and their family of eight young
Children whom they had expected 10 guide and train
for heaven. are made orphans
The deceased had long been cheerful and conss-
tent follower of the Redeemer and in humble trust in
his precious promises to the widow. Just attempt
ING point her bereaved children to the and love
Of their covenani-keeping God, to whom they had
been dedicated. when that faithful God said c her
leave thy fatherless childrenI will preserve them
alye"--and she was called tc JOIN her beloved hus-
band in his heavenly rest
"Lovely and pleasant were they IN their lives,
And in their death they were not divided" r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE, CHICAGO
ILLINOIS.

rusE annual OF lectures in this institution viii com
Of November, and continue sixteen weeks
fy the folio wing Farulty:
y. Brainard, NJ. d., Professor OF Surgery.
Nv. z. Blaney, NJ D Prf. Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
John Mclean VI. d., OF of Mat Med and Therapeutics
w. b Herrck NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy.
G.. ~ Fitch Professor OF Institutes aud Prartice.
John Evans NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics, *.
Fees-The Matrir uaon fee is five dollars
Professors ticket is dollars. making sixty
dollars for which god endorsed (vithout relief II in ind
ana, payal lie in year. will be received.
The for hospital aud dsse ton each five dollars
which the lent take decline Bu The Clinical IN NC
facilities dissection ample, hoped
all who will avail themselves Of these advantages Graduation
Zee twenty dollars
board lights fuel and attendance, be obtnined in
Chicago from so to s2.50 Eer
Theage additions being made the former Of Illus
trang for which member Of the auy has
the east the extensive afforded for clinical
In the Chicago Hospital the Dpensar under the
Of members Of the fuIy In which in the last six mouths
have treated az OF disease being such the western
practitioner win have contend withe addition Of and
commcdous dsectng the college eicean abundant
supply OF maerie m doction determination the
Of the Faculty spare pains give thorough sound aud
practical Of instruction show the ac ics offered to
dents by this institution 70 Be At least equal any in the
country. 345w J.V.z. BLANEYs NJ D., bean.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
From the Journal Of Commerce.
Relative Merits Of Railroads and Canals
---Cost Of transportation on Each.

letter in the Watertown Jefferson co., N. Y }
State Journal. which am led to believe Is from the
pen of E. Haskell Derby, Esq. of Boston, an emf
nent counsellor, who weighs well his words, fully
indorsed the doctrine which first advocated in this
State after Col. Stevens of Hoboken, that rail-
way. from Lake Erie to the Hudson" il properly To-
Gated and constructed, successfully compete with
the Erie Canal in the transportation Of freight. even
if enlarged feet by 70, its entire length. and sub
ject to tolls sufficient only to keep it in repair and
pay for attendance and interest ON the cost. From
the above mentioned letter allow me to submit the
following extract:
Under The influence Of railroads and manufactures slim
uated thereby od Bay State has ceased be emf
rating State II receives than sends forth, and will
show By the census, nearly mon Of inhabitants on
7o0 rcuaIe miles VI rugged l>nd smiling under tie hand Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
TAXEs FOR FIFE YEAEx IS1-.

Y'HE Treasurer and Collector of Marion county
by gives notice that the duplicate for the present year
IN his hands. The amount of : fol
For State purposes each bundled dollars Poll
tax cents hundred dollars support
of unatic asylum and five mills deaf and dumb
asylum and one cent for the education of the blind
For County purposes hundred cents
poll tax 80 cents.
For Road purposes each hundred dollars worth Of rs
and personal estate. 10 cents.
For the purpose of receiving taxes he will stnd
places Of no ding elections in the several townships
on the following days, towit:
Pike Township O Tuesday 10Th October.
Wayne Township n Wednesday October
Decatur Township Thursday, 9lst October.
Perry Township on Friday 22d October.
Franklin Township ~ Monday, 25ih October
Warren Township Tuesday Goth October.
Lawrence Township Wednesday 18th Ortoher.
Washington Township Thursday seth October.
He VIII attend person by deputy the Treasures Office
in Indianapolis except when townships unit
the first dav of January,
the per j. NJ. TALBOTT. County Treasurer
indianapolis, Sept. 9th, 1871. 90 Owls
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

NO MEXICAN IERRITORY.-aA writer in the .N'lfiOzal
laleigeac'r, whose political sag ,cty that paper en-
dorses proposes To the wing party the issue OF No
Mexican Territory" instead Of the Wllnot proviso.
and promises certain victory If that motto be inserted
upon their banner. Here his speculations as to
the result OF tile two issues, which, however NAV al
be spoiled by the people elecng President By their
own votes, and saving The House Of Representatives
tiat trouble.
''Ihe whole number of electoral votes will be 300
necessary FOR choice, 146
Under The NIlmOt prOvisO issue, the northern wbi0
candidate will be very certain not to have single
vote from slaveholding State, and TO get only "a
votes from other States, aud the denncraic candidate
10, while the southern candidate will obtain l2l-
the entire vote of the slavehoding States The cleo
ton will then devolve ON the House of Representa-
lives voting by States Of the 30 States. the south.
cru candidate will start with ID, the whio with 7
aud the democratic with States Cor aud one State
divied) In this probable state of things, the cleo
ton Of the southern candidate is certain.
Under the No-Alexican territory issue, the wbip
candidate, Judging from the last State elections. would
have ia against 1876. (probably l73 to II7)
II such be the probable results, will the whcs
hesitate which issue to adopt! Let us then abandon
that stadoU of issue, the WIlmot proviso. and
take the substantial - the effective issue of sNo
Mexican territory"
In the mean time. is it wise to precpitate nomina-
lions of candidates for the Presidency Will it not
be best to submit the nomination to an unpedged con-
vention on the 4tII of July 1913 20
He argues that the Wilmot provso will not proven,
any State from establishing slavery after lis ad1,is
sian into The UHioH aud therefore is of no practical
value.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

OBITUARY.-Departcd Tins life, at her residence in
this city, on Sabbath morning. the 18th instant, Mrs.
MARY ANN, consort of Mr.. JOHN SLOAN, in the 3lst
year of her age.
The deceased was member in full communion of
the Presbyterian Church, TO which in early life she
became attached, and truly may it be sad she adorn
ed her profession by constant and devout practice.
Possessing mild and gentle disposition, meek
and unassuming department., she drew around her
large circle of friends who feel senstivey the void
her departure has created in their midst. Long will
they bear in remembrance her many virtues, and
will they cherish her memory with endearing and
unfadIng recollection.
By this dspensation Of an overruling Providence.
an aged parent, husband and children, are called
upon to mourn the loss of an oOedent and dutlfu
daughter, affectionate and confding wife, and
kind devoted mother; but they mourn not those
who have no hope. The consancy and fervor of hec
devotion to religious principles is assurance to
them of the reality of her faith in the Pedeemer, and
of her departure to that place not made with hands,
eternal in tae heavens where sorrow is not known,
and where peace and harmony dwell forever"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

GENUINE WHiceERY.-Santa Anna, Paredes and
even Tom Corwin and Joshua R. Gddings left be.
hind
" we hid that taking the country bet,ceen The Rio
GraHde and the Naecss, is nothing but stealing and
The oorst KIND 81 steaiing at The time zoe be-
here there as not chance IN million that that fer
ritory ciH be giren up 10 Merico to chom ii right-
fully belongs aud arrays wia belong. we hope she
my get a.; nay, more: nee uiliing sic stoud re-
aanef 1sras, Sam Houston and AL and should be gla1
% see such a Star erased from our Banner Locell
Courier.
What federasf, tory boesligIt traitor ever before
dared openly to express the hope that foreign enemy
would conquer andtake one of the States of the Uni
ON! Benedict Arnold was as bad as that. perhaps,
but never dared proclaim IT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
NOTICE.
Boone County Faxes for 1877.

ztHE Treasurer Of Boone county Indiana hereby gives notice
that the duplicate for the present in is hands
The cha gd for year
dred dollars properly purposes 25
cents and cent for the asylum for the insane
five mills for deaf and dumb asyum, and
ton of the blind for county purposes twenty
purposes ten cents and each poll for State purposes seventy
five cents and for county purposes, thirtyive cents
For the OF receiving he will the
places of holding elections the
ON the following days, to-wit:
In Marion township on Friday, October 18th
In Clinton township Saturday, October 10th.
In Centre township on Monday. October 18th
In Union township on Tuesday October I9h.
In Eagle township on Wednesday October Goth.
liz Perry township on Thursday October 2Isi.
In Harrison township Friday, October odd
In Jackson township Saturday,
In Washington township Tuesday, October 26lh.
In Sugar Creek township Wednesday, October eth.
In Jefferson township on Thursday, Octo' 9sih.
He will attend his Office Lebanon,
he several townships until the first day Of January next
j. T. MCLAUGHLIN, Treasurer OF Boone county
Lebanon August 10th. 1871. 3I6wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Ipld Quarters.


SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR The MONTH OF
OCTOBER, lS47.
Alexandria Lottery. Glass 60,
Draws October 1877; numbers. drawn ballots prize
$4,000 do Of I2O do of 5000 do Of 5000 do Of5OO0 10
do of 500 20 do of O Tickets slO-a certificate of pa kaye
of 20 whole ii kets will cost sao shares in proportion
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 60,
Draws October s. 1871 7s 10 drawn ballots prize OF
do 500 Tickets s5-a certificate whole tickets VIII
sos shares in proportion,
New Jersey Lottery. Class 20.
soSOO 90 5000 % d 70 90 lS 90 1909
cost $3.50; shares in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery. Class 81,
GOO DO Of n do Of sOSo do 5000 40 DO ioOO
do of 400 Tickets S0-a certificate Of % whole tickets will cost
sIsO shares in proportion
Aiexandria LOTTERY, Glass 90,
of 5000 do OF 1000 do of Is do of 1900 90
do OF 400 Tkets sa certificate of rs whole tickets will
S65; shares in proportion
SsO,O geo.
New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81,
40 Of O s DO % 0 s. 81 down reR
t6cae Of whole tickets will se5 shares in proportion
Monongalii Lottery. Class Al,
Draws October u 'i IS y drawn a9 prize Of
certificate Of d whole tickets will $40 shares in proportion
Aiexandria Lottery, Class So,
Draws oobe, TO- Is 70 numbers "a drawn ssllOs prize of
$4,000 do Of 1900 do Of 1000 30 do Of 1000 Tickets sO-
of 6 whole tickets will cost 1907 shares in proportion
New Jersey Lottery. Class 50,
October 20. 1917 aS numbers u drawn BALLOTS prize oil
s3jCOO do of do OF s0OO do Of 1900 $50 do Of 900
GA do 5 Tickets Sl0a certificate Of 26 Whole tickets VIII cost
Sl40 shares in proportion.
Mononyaiia Lottery, Glass AZ,
1871 - NUMBERS Ia drawn ballots pze oil
$1,000 do of 00O do of li5 do OF lOJO Tickets SS-a
certificate Of % whole will 49, shares in proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CLASS, SO,
Draws October 26 1917; Is numbers u drawn ballots przeo
do of do Of 10 do Of l00O Tirkets Sa
will SO shares in
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, CLASS 50,
81 le4 "a numbers IL drawn ballots prize OF
S35000 do of 10000 do Of $780, do OF 5 do OF 2evO 10
Tickets 0a certificate 20 whole tickets Will cost
SIPS shares in proportion.
SlOO,OOO!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CLASS 3,
October 30 1877 rs numbers IL drawn ballots prize Of
500 do Of 10000 DO of 5000 do Of 1900, do Of -
600 OF 5OOO do Of 1000 200 lowest No 1000 6s LIST and
2d Nos. 1000 l26 2d-3d 4th 500.
Tickets sac halves 90 quarters lo eghths cehcse oil
package of 25 whole tickets will Sf72 shares IN proporion
this splendid lottery will
please send their orders without delay Address
r. ARMSTRONG Co., Agents for the Managers
343w Wheeling. Va.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
To be dra1gn tn October. lS47.
j. w. Maury ~ Co., Managers,

j. w. Maury 81 Co., Managers,
(SaccesOrstoJ q Gregory q Co..
$3j. 600!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERH-Cidss Ma. GA. for lS4T.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, October 9, 1871.
70 No. LOfterV-l2 drdlon Ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME!
One s35000 do of do of do of 60OO
do Of 400 do of $3.50 40 do of co., 90 do Of 100 ia do Of 20
&c. Tickets S0-shares in proportion.
$40, 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-C Class No. 66. for lS47.
TO be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday. Octo er TO- S47
70 No. LOfferg-l4 Dr0lcn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEMEi
One prize Of $4,000 do of 000 do Of 1900 do of 5000
do OF 5000 do of do 1000 30 do Of 1900 80 do of so
10 do Of 3O 27 do of sO Sc Tickets sIOshare proportion
O.0OO!
ALEX.lNDRL9JOTTER y Class No. 6S, for lS47
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday. October %. le47.
90 No. Lotterg-ll Drd1n Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
One prize of 3oooo 10 of oOo do OF 5000 do of 5000
do Of 1000 do Of 25 20 do of 0 - do of 500 20 do OF
99 do Of 200, &c. Tickets Sl0-sares in proportion.
Orders FIR tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
IN the above splendid lotteries, will receive the prompt
attention, and official account Of each drawing mme
Jately after il is al who order from us-Addess
J. & c. MAURY,
Agents for ]. w. MsuTy & Co.. Managers,
34-3wt Washington Cau ID c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

Who rants Splendid Farm an SIGHT of the Capital
aNE subscribers being authorized will Of Samuel Glass
ceased WILL on Wednesday the 10Th October - o.
clock, NJ, IN rOnt OF The Palmer House.
at public auction the following valuable of land 10 w.t.
The north quarter of section thirty township
teen l6) three (3)
northwest OF the State H,use in indianapolis
Also the same time and place. the south east quarter Of section
eighteen,
four miles from indianapolis the Nobesve having
improvement mt Of IS q 20 acres.
Both OF the above tacsof land the best quality timber
ed and enough the Capital especially
valuable T the wood and timber
They VIII divided purchases Tile ndis
puiable.
Terms Of SaeOne third cash. the balance and wears
with lien the Land payment touching the
above land, enquire Dr. J. L. Molheead, Indianapolis
SAML. GLASS
HUGH NJ. GLASS,
334is Mad. Banner (Exors Of Sami. Glass, deceased)