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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
Z louis, May III, 1913 3
PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given that Adrian II. Davenport, Roher
II. Rogers, Thomas &. Eids, Laurel Summers
James Gamble, Antoine LIE Claire, George l.. Dav
export. Ebenezer Cook, John p. Cook, Hiram Price
James Grant and James Thorington, have ncorpora.
ted themselves in accordance with the provisions
the "Code0t Iowa." under the title and by the
OF ''The L. Claire and Davenport Railroad Com.
ptny and that the prime psI place OF transaetu TIA,
BUSINESS OF SAID company - at Davenport, Iowa
The general nature OF the business TO be transact
ed by said Company, Is to build, ma init In, and OPP
Perate Railroad from the City Of Davenport 10 I'll.
town OF lie Claire, from the foot to the head Of thu
Upper Mississippi Rapids, in the county of Scott,
Iowa. and to build, erect and maintain, all bridge
that may be necessary to form continuous line o.
railroad between the two places, Tor the transpoTa
uon OF persons and property for hire. The capita
stock OF sad Company Is Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars, divided into shares OF one Hundred Dollars
each Three per cent is required TO be paid al the
tme Of subscribing, and the remainder TO be paid a,
intervals OF not less than three months, and not more
IMAM twenty per cent on the whole amount at time
This Company commences on the 10th day Of May,
1913, and continues tifty years
Inc AFFAIRS Of the Company are TO be CONNECTED by
board OF Directors, President Secretary, Treasurer
ahd such subordinate Officers and Agents as may
from time to- time be provided for by the BY Laws Of
the Company. The Directors are TO be elected b,
the Stockholders, so soon as One Hundred Thousand
Dollars is subscribed. After the first Board OF Di-
fectors elected the regular elections shall be held
annually the first Monday of May, at Davenport or
lie Claire, rs Directors shall designate. The Pres-
deEi Secretary, and Treasurer and other subordi
officers are to he elected appointed by the Board
Of Directors at their regular meetings. The highest
amount Of indebtedness or liability to which this
Corporation 1874 any time 10 subject self il Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars. The property of tn.
Stockholders OF this Corporation, which is not includ
the Corporation debts beyond the smourt which may
be due from such Stockholders respectively upon
paid instruments Of said stock.
May 10Th, 1853 37-4w.
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4 CAFfEl.
Music! Nasici, .ifusir!!.

Music! Nasicn Nusicn!
Mrs JAS. II. DUMONT Of New York an
vi nouGces 10 The Laiies Of this City, that sh,
is prepared 70 mpart instruction upon the Me.
lodeon TO any and all desiring 10 become &C.
qualn'ed with the use of that Instrument.
Thorongl Bass taught, il desired, 10 enable
persons 10 perform four or more paris, Of IN 9th
rr words, Sacred Music by the all OF OF the fig
ured bass, without the accompaniment.
Mrs. numoht VII also, as soon as her Piano
arrives from the east, give lessons uron that in
Any persons having Piano Forte
and wishing 10 take lessons previous 10 the aIri-
val Of hers, Mrs. ID will attend al their resi-
Ieace. She has had six years experience in
teaching both instrumental and vocal music in
the X ngston Female Seminary, New Y rk, and
is fnlly competent 10 take the entire charge Of
the above branch Of Female accomplishments.
RFFEREscE I'll. Wcketsham, Rev. b. r.
Brabrook, II. IL Smith, DIR. J. NJ, Wlthcrwax.
For terms, sc. call at the residence Of DIR. C
g. Blood, 4th st between Perry and Rock Island.
Davenport, May Ioth, 1853, 37-4w
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COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET TO HON, JOHN
r. HALE.

RosToN, Thursday. May 3, 1858.
| The Complimentary Dinner 10 Hon. John :.
Hale took place this afternoon and evening, ln
The immense Hall over the Fitchbursh Raiifoae
Depot. Sixteen hundred people sat down to
he banquet-ahout three hundred ladies'.
Hon John G. pallrey presided.
Among The most distinguished spaakets We're
| Hon. John T. Hale, Cassius Nj. Clay, Charles
Francis Adams, Judge Jay, Of New York iief-
ace Mann, Amos Tack, Of New Hampshire.
Gen. Henry Wilson, and }. G. Palrey-
| MIR Hale expressed his gratitude for the homer
done him. He then proceeded With an extended
speech, full OF hope and encouragement 70 ihs
1 Free Soil party: and concluded oy appeaIiar 10
Ihis hearers 10 give their most earnest efforts ta
| the cause oftreedom-it Vas cause that, cher
lshod by a man during his lie would expand
/ his soul and ennohle his existence, and that
would cheer his death bed with the reflection
1 hat he had not lived III y IN, since DC had con-
itrbuted something toward the elevation aha
happiness OF an oppressed race
! To sentiment blending Liberty and the IN
lion, Hon. Charles Sumner responded. lie was
pleased to speak to sentiment always near ~
| heart. As lover Of peace and concord, the
/ Onion lie must ever cherish. Gladly would he
sc this blessed land ~ Freedom lead ne va.
t [Loud cheers The Union never could be sur
Ifendered--It existed oil neeessty. When the
Mississippi shall cease TO roll lis loriy Hoods 10
the sea--when the roy a peaks q the Allegaa-
av's are lesesea in the dust-tAtn, and not I'LL
lfhen, viii the Union he destroyed. Renewed
cheers.1 There was one sehtiment taat he
would indissoIably weave into the memories OF
hjs festival, and it was the personal duty and
obligation thar the friends OF freedom owed To
tie cause. [AppIaase.l Il might nor be thu.
BIS eyes, or those OF their htnared guest. waaia|
ever Be aiadden ned by tile sight 81 the shackles
falling from the last slave III The iani but thai.
d4y was sure 10 coGIe, sooner of later, aad those
men that oppose the progress ii freedom are on
IL creating days OF s'Tgew AMI shame to be
moarued hereafter, by themselves and theti
children. Enthusiastic cheering
Cassius N. Clay. ai Ks was received wlttieH-
thustasm. He made lengthy speech, and
concluded ~ expressing h's devotion 10 The
cause, and his hopes OF its advancement IN Ken.
lucky Ii was because he loved the place Oh
his nativity. AMI because oil his behti that all
men should strive 10 do someth NJ Tor Inc spot
that gave them birth, thar he Wnuid never yield
tile field Of action he had chosen while living 4
or mt the victory was achieved. Cheers
During the evening an address was presented
hy tie President, containing tie signatures 0 q
81 900 women of England on the subject Vi
American Slavery.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
CAR sMAsHED-MANY PERSONS INJURED.
BUT NONE KILLED.

i sryN, May 7.
This afternoon, At half past 4 o'clock, as
the New Bedford and Taunton train was
near Tauuton, Mass, the axietree Of the
tender broke, and with The baggage ane
passenger car, containing % passengers
vas ptccipduted down an embankmepi
dirty feet. An eye witness says i, WAS q
pracle that al within were not killed
Bat persons were seriously, though no.
fatally injured While fifteen received siighi
bruises. The cars we're broken to pieces
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J. C. AVER, Esq Dear SIR: We have the
pleasure 10 Inform you, that since oar adyiees
q the 9Th nltimo, we have disposed of all the
Caerrv Pectoral cons ansa u our House
From the benefit experienced by those who
nave used Il. there has grown UP here a cor
ti5rucc n tie article witch wti insure enu
fer this market increasing and permaaeuf
demand,
The rapid changes ofour climate from heat
20 cahi, aud heat again, ihtuee, AZ NJ ght be 81
pecied, the afflicted and often dangerous lung
complaints. Many Of these, WITHIN our knassl-
edge, have been so speedily cured b. yaat
Preparation, 8 10 afford, as Il Were, immunity
from their attacks.
We are daily expecting the next arrival and
would advise tho continuation Of your month";,
shipments IN larger quantities than hitherto.
Yours, &c. J. G. CRAM 4 CT
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TRAGIC OCCURRENCE We learn thai
+. Knapp, OF Demopois, Ala, jumped over
board. a lew weeks since, while on one Of
HE lake boats running from Mobile to New
Dr.e4us, aud was drowned. His life wa,
an eycutt4 Que. lie came from ilagers
town, Md, about 1887, TO Demopoiis. where
tho settled, without means. The Wings 81
the place, ending him a practical printer
and an intelligent man, bought him print
sng press, aud be commenced the publica
}ion Of the Msrcngo Patriot there, which
be Published until 1850, amassing with il
frtune If $4,000 or $4,000 Ii
site, a very intelligent lady, much beloved
by all who knew Der, oud to whom he was
mech devoted, became insane. ia 1915, We
believe. and While on her way 10 her rcla
Gives in MIry land, in charge Of her brother
he jumped overheard from one Of the Mo
bile and New Orleans boats, md was drown
ed.
After this event, Knapp appeared 10 live
f3r no purpose. lie became dissipaicd
narrcd djssolu,e woman, aud squandcfcd
be property he had Iabofed SO earnestly
70 mass, and now onds his tragic life near
lie spot his wife was lost, and they both
aow rest in a watery grave. lie leaves
'"o sous, both prirters--Dcmop0l ala ]
Argus.
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THE PURCHASE uF CuRA.

The editor oil The NV York ErpfGSs,
now at Havana, under Gate Of Apfii ifh,
writes to thai paper as follows ia regard 10
The recent appointment Q. Senator s0hie
IS minister to Spain, and the prospect q
The probable purchase u lhe Island q. C45a
Try tie United States:
The selection OF Mr.. Saale as a minis
ter 10 Spain, By the new administration eX
sites mach surprise among The intelligent
people d! the island. lie Americans, Il
have seen, regret Tie appointment, ana III
foyks upan line face Of II rather beilireFent
towards Spain. The two speeches made
by Mr. Sonle in tbs L. States Senate upon
the annexation Of Cuba among the luteld.I
gent citizens u Cuba ana OIL Spain, are ILL.,.
most as we'll known here il III home Taet
wiil be again read al Madrid before he Is
accredited there. Mr.. soale, therefore,
goes abroad with his character ii he mean
what he sai-alreaIy known as q dipta
nllst and statesman. lis views are lies
Itle, and upon the record as such, and ii
this f.ct alone lie has greatly injured his
usefulness a. a minister. Besides, il Is en-
Itire.y with The province el The Spanish
/ Government IL receive him or not. and ac-
cord!ng to the law Of nations and tile COED
understanding If foreign aud friendly conn-
tries, he may not be received at all, /! CD
| ugSieus.
! Nations are bound - send persons IL
represent their interests who are not per
slnaIy offensive - The Governments H.
which they are accredited, and ~ ,aensiEe
Ipersou can be forced upon any court OF
Ecauutry. This WAS the doctrine Of " sl-
Iugton and the United States as long ~
as the mission 9! Genet, aud Il va pfacltc
4 ally enforced within le@ years past ia the
i case OF another munster from France. Sui
m5re recently, ia the case Ola Soalh Amer
lean Minister. the State Department has
show 0 how Il cln keep al arms iength a
GAniste7 whose views nre deemed offensive,
do not suppose, however, that Mr.. Sauie
viii be thrust out from NJ tdf'd, but ne will
probabiy be received cosdjt, snd as one
who first denounced and opposed d country
10 which he afterwards petilioncd The Pres,
dent to become o iUrci1a Ambassador
lie Is understood here 10 be IN favor OF the
annexation Of Cuba, bat against rs par.
chase. lie would MI violate the law OF
treaty personally, but woald rcj ice TO SCI
and encourage revolution here, y h'ch wont
lead TO annexation.
Many of our c1untfAmen cling 10 to-
idea that Cuba may be purchased tr"H
Spain. Many here believe that 1t was oaiN
a bluntcr Of Mr., standers when AZ N ID
rid, under Mr. PIX, WHICH prevented The
complelIon at The negotiations which were
begun. The prlma minister OF the q 'een
: al that time was, II is alleged. with seem
: not an agent Of England suspected, and
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every quarter orthc country. Some Of the
mos, sane, too, among those out o. NE mao
aouse, talk like madmen. Another ifesh
ease is recorded as having occurred at liar
isburgh. Pa. Christian sneyeiy, very
worthy man, has become ravng maniac
md has gone to the Pennss lyanla Luna
tic Asylum Springfield Rcpub.
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C.NDsp.vE rols SHERIFF.

Mr. EaIToR:-Piease announce Mr.. ID. c. FL
BRIDGE as an Independent candidate for Sheriff q
Scott county, at the ensuing August election.
Mr. Eliridse has been "a citizen of our county for
Is years more man ever active in promoting TIL
interest or tile county, efficient officer in all those
stations where he has been frequently tried, and u
he should be called TO discharge the duty of sheriff
he viii do it, dobt with satisfaction to the citi-
gems and credit to himself We speak the sertiment
Of many, irrespective Of psrty, when we say, ID. G.
Edfidge for Sheriff.
You viii, therefore, please anneunce him as such
with a re quest 10 the 'Banner,. s.Bee and ner Dem
loo att 10 trseIt the above until day Of elections and
the same viii be settled for At sour office by
MANY CITIZENS.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
uttpSns Ghio Anrii RI

nupsos, ONO, Apri! 80.
About hall an hour ago the Accomnndf
iion train on tho Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
Railroad. in coming in from Cleveland
ran over COW about two AMI half mile,
from this place. The two hindmost car
we're thrown oil The track, one OF then
shirIng ever bnltom.siae W. Fprluna'eN
and almost mirlcnlousIy, no one was killed
although several received severe Injuries
! have just been 10 the depot, where
there are some 10 or l. passenger. more
n less hurt. Among thoso most scFianslN
injured ere Mr.. Whitllesey. the Conductor
Mr.. Perkins, Of Ravcnna, President Of The
Road; and Mr. Allen, of Akron.
No bI1me for the accident is attached to
8ny one.
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SWEET PorAryEs.-We are requested
TO state that Massrs. Kenny q lakes d
Rock Island are now ready 10 supply far.
mers aud gardeners with swee, poiatoe
plants Of large and healthy growth. Those
who desire a supply would Do we'll 10 cal
fat lAeir nursery at 40 carly hour.
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GIVE hive been favored with the perusa
81 the following letter fram California, which
shows the value set on Cherry Ret7rai in that
distant portion Of our country. Il i sald
there II rise dollars per bottle.--Bostoa Hepa5-
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HOOIS 4 SHOES.

Boo = o. siiOES.
VINflE subscriber has just received from New
l. YORK large and splendid assortment Of
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
wh ich he offers for safe at lower prices than can
be bought in any other establishment, ia this vi
entity, either at wholesale or Re'aH
Consisting IN part OF
Gents. Fine Calf Eoots;
Coarse fine do;
Thirty Cases double Soc Thick Welted d
Fine and Coarse iine Shoes:
Gents. Caters, Brogans, &c.
Also large variety OF Ladies and Misses
Waking Shoes, PolHas, Caters, Sips, Sc. &c.
Which he would invite the Ladies aud Gentle
men TO call ard examine before purchasing else
where.
Main street two Doors below Cook & Sar-
gents Banking Hose.
HENRY +. BROWN
Davenport. Nav l9,b. 1883
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NOTICE.

WILLIAM RUSSELL OF Saint Louis. ha.
w appointed Messrs Cook x Sargent, hi
Agent AMI Attorney in fact, TO take charge OF
aud 10 rent OF lease out his houses and lots, and
also biz vacant lois in the Cry OF y vEvPoRr
And also his houses and lots. and his vacant
lots, in R>cE ISLAND CRY.
WIN. RUSSELL.
Saint Louis Nav Eth, 1853 31-Iw
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAJ 10, 1853.
"Coming eve ats

The late acl Of Governor l.aae 10 tab
ing forcib.e possession Of a portion of Mex
lean Territory, has created some tall
among politiciaas here, aai sfesl excite
,nent in Mexico. Cor. Trias in reply i
Gov. Lanes proclamation, ssss:
..Thai the northern boundary oI Chhnn
hua had formerly been much further north
than a, present; that The treaty e Gaisda
lupe Hidalgo had removed il mach turtle
south; that, even il The territory claimeI
Was disputed ,erri!ory, il bid teen alwaS
in peaceful possession Of Mckee; tbs, lh'
argument that tie respective Govern
ments 1re not bound by the proceedings 9
the Boundary Commission Is iallaciaus
and that, besides having been from time I'm.
memorisli 10 posses ion Of Mexico, IL IS nes
inhabited by people who e9igfaied there
from New Mexico because they wished 4
continue MeAcaas. lie Sass. further
tha, even If some If the people dtd wish Z
change the sovereignty oil the soil, the'
had no right to Do ii; and that, 50 FIR q
protection from tbs ln3ians i concerned
The Mexican Gosernmen, has done a
least as much as the Unlted States. Gov.
Trias concludes BY asking G9s LaGe ii nc
has power to declare war
This reply eoatalas seSersl Il aate coh-
Predictions 10 the statement q Gov. Lane
in his proclamation, as 10 population, Amer
lean jurisdiction, desire oil The Pepuaee
and nature q he treaty. Ihls MesiHa
valley. 50 called. is d small tFact q tabe
lsnd skirting The western s5ie q the his
Graud, some fifty miles above II Peso
The settlements. 50 far north IS Tbs Po'nt
were I'll % the eastern side u thet rieeI
at the close of the Mexican Rsf; h1i the
innumerable number Of "head tights, +
sued b. Texas during her vars, a 'h'e IL
Elk hundred and forty acres q isnd,l ialt.
ing into the hands # the Aner'caas, were
laid, irrespective Of Inc rights sa3 posses.
zion Of the Mexieans, on lands upon wh'eh
they had settled, and 20 annoyed the set
tiers that they we're forced 70 ai3audan 'heif
homes. and seek oibsrs ID ualisaafei Mes.
icsn Territory, They then loeated co THE
western side Ct the Rio Grsade apan hsi
is called the Mezilla, Almost their entire
population was made pp since le50, n Z
great measure from the layoralle policy n
The Mexican Government to those VII.
would settle there. The jsint Comp5s
sioners Of The twa Governments 70 define
the boun8ry line between New Mexico ant
chihuahua located /. ID tie naT,h east D
this valley. thereby throwing !, under, q
they allgays Supposed il 70 be, Mexicsl
Jurisdiction. Ga thus locating tie line ld
residents Of this valley Ind greet rejoicing
firing cannon, balls, tsc.; b3t lhe few 4
merican traders who had settled there
were disappointed 10 their hopes that
might possibly fail On the American sde
and hence The etfart ID ior1e iAtmseife
Under American Jurisdiction.
This rash step en- the pait u petty q
fcer Of government IN the discharge Q
bis supposed duty, should nei II itself. cfc
ale any anxiety in the public mind, Blu
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FInE We learn that the sow aud -four
ag mills at PIT Bgron, were consumed
, fire % Saturday nigh, last. We have
not heard the particulars.
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Iiresiv.
I 2 Thai be he allowed 20 manage The ba
s""Ss "9'e' - "" 4S"'oa
:. that MS appointments sasa'o oe eoa
.fsenaed by the Senate before II adjourned.
Bat that We may present II our reader,
lis, 8ac,yines nf lie lnonsnral af The Presi
,l. .-,I IND u
-. "''' ~ t'o',o'o - y !
nsatsiFaiions as understood tg us .Tr'eaaS
Ne quote beioY some ofihe eosesp pendent.
referred 10.
Tie cautious and generally II ell inform
u II. sbjn,t,, ,Frras,.,.,3,,., u Nh .l.3r.
1880 II ,ts J, i
"@' = '''a'-ss' aug
INNS ration, writes 10 th-t paper as ioi-
lows:
NAsHiNeFas, April =.
.l'he Administration hate adopted. II
5 conformity With the principles U Inc iaaa-
{ gitFai Actress, Hew iine q policy towards
teFeien naiioas "a regard 10 t1e atiiifs q
the American Continents They haFe
{ Determined taeaseFce t9ie Monroe doctrine
/ Naa vengeance, extending Il Tar heyoHa
aaat has been he'd y be tie deelrrne 81
Mr. VI lnfoe ht lis modern or coiemp }foT!
Interpreters.
I'll may be believed, bai i Z noi q
course cerlsin, th9t the peitet u the pres
Ell Administration Wi alseaAatenanee
NY treaty With any Power, American q
aaf#pean, thai my recognize Tue right Ct
- 4.
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HRELIGtOrS NOTICE "A meeting will b.
commenced IN the Disciples Meeting house, IL
this city, on FRIDAY evening next, TO continue
Tor several days. Tie public are Invi,cd 10 at
tend.
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Hold on boss to your quarters, the Float
ing Palace Is coming Those who have
visited il say ii is great aGair. See card
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c uRr-The District Court for Scot
Comfy is now in session. Judge II flag
well presiding.
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Reports from The Ianatic Ast!ams
throughout the Union show Tint five l.an.
deed snd sesenty ofthe hnaties have heen
nadc such BY the spiritual rappins deip.
sion.
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SIcE.- FIR the Davenport G1zeue i
soP1 from Tbs paper. and credit IN.
.ehanse paqer.a DJes'at II know where
Maseatine Is?
We clip lhe above from the Musca,ine
i.lqpirer- Restore four fa'd again i our
doctrine --and if il viii appease the Edi
,of's wrath. We will write him an article
fox, times as log. cai four tines as cen
sible Ii may be on Democratic sub.
iact too, IL he desires i,--iar Instance the
Harmonious Democracy.
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Cry IMPROVEMENTS, I'VE dropped into
Nr. LcCia.se's new building yesterday, IN
2d street, and Ioand some rooms on the ID
floor already occupied. The rooms below
viii be completed this week. This spacious
building is m ornament 10 our city. and Q
sredil 10 the proprietor. We understand
arrangements are about being made Il
erect another building between the tw.
1lresdy ap--accapsing some % or 90 ieel
front Oh III street This will, when com.
ploiod, I'll the eatire block on I'll 81. pre-
.eGling iront of $50 fetal built AID
owned bf cur worthy toWnsman Mr. lie.
Claire. Lei Us stroll eul into any par, Of
anr city We will, ncar houses present them.
selves at every point. a, the progress We
IRE now mixing very few years vii
make this compact city.
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LIST OF LETTERS

hemdihlhr III lDe Iust otIice III bdN
o ,hi, date, May l9,h, 1858.
4 Mcdonald Pal
Anderson lance Mansfield The
A,l;pson r NoTehead I! {
Ackerman Jacob YIN 6eo -
Alderman Sanford MOTIFS !" IN
,rn,st,anu II w Meniort Isaac
\ bernaths James Mllehei'
II Mckane A J
nan h,ha Munger Jane
Brown Andrew Miller oatdh
fTannick Peter Morrow bsh
},apn,rk trhos NJ Aahan IA
Pnrllry Iahn Nelly Miry
p,nrhaIn Wn Aahie VIM
n az Caa,pe Miliken John
grnwn lanes Nj Ter ,ohn L
BraSton d ID Is Nesee ~ :
Rryra David Morgan Eime
f.rnngbman arfFed MeNeely job
pa,,ner An Morton +
Rrscr o Mitchell Dan
crown ID e.
g.cL Win At Noble Geo ].
c Mowers Ihos
Cooper fereIlla sis,'ts i'''@a'
Carson Samuel neat II =
Chapel Alice movie A'o',,'
Cuu,hafh Jas
Camp Rpwena W." !, s''
Cooper Ihos s.oin " .
Cuilum Caroline s. sei e ,,,'
Cawles Sheppard 3.' '''Aaf IrA
Ctlichhuia a 49,. 81 !, ~ w
Cheaper George Ntes '"isS
Coples Geo " Nh
ctosmon Timothy L CIV 81 ',.I'
tuIler hm | e's's'i IA :.
Clark Jonas 49, N., n
Cooper Priscilla sa99ay - 4
cntlF Dan NJ r i,.slia I 2ohn