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pulled the trigger but the cap not exploding the weapon
did 60 Of He then drew second pistol and snap
ped II at her, but with the Putting the
reas ia his pockets but determined not to be foiled
he drew out large dirk knife and catching the girl by
the arm was about to nfiict fatal blow, when the
shrieks Of the female brought TO her relief her mother
who arrived time her daughter. The police
having been for and ocer Bird being In the vicinity
TO the premises and arrested the enraged and dis
appointed lover. Upon being taken to the station
house and searched the pistols and knife attempted to
be used by him, found in his possession On being
asked what he intended commit such heinous crime
he stated TO Sergeant Beman that her refusal OF the
offer Of marriage had maddened him that he attempt
ed TO ki Jennette and afterwards commit suicide For
that purpose he bought two pistols to shoot the girl
WITH and the other to blow out his brains with AZ
forwards He s not satisfied with the result Of the az
fair and vows that he win yet have his revenge her
for her perfdy He taken before Justice Clark at
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday afternoon
where complaint was made against him for the at
tempt to kill jeanette. He was Temporarily com
itted 10 prison TO await examina ton Henesiey is
o csbinetmaker by trade, and works within Q few
doors Of Jeanette residence BE has doubt become
temporarily deranged at the refusal Of Jeanete hand
in marriage.
Another StabSing Cdse-Yesterday the Eleventh ward
police succeeded In arresting named Patrick MUIR
ray who stands charged with having stabbed DAneRowe
Of 534 Fourth street. the night Of the 9th inst with
dirk knife in the breast producing such dangerous
wound that Rowe has been confined to his bed
The ARRAY between these being witnessed By ono
Elizabeth Dorseiur she made adAvit of the facts of
the case which led TO the arrest Of Murray Tho pri
scner brought before Justice Wood at Essex Market
who committed him to prison to await examination.
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Ss;.: 81 T.
ErnvN W' SSSs Assry w% ks a
Tlssnsn Troy Stevens and lad, ss:,S
HIN. Judge L. aoulton, Csnandasua; Rev. T. W. stsne
At the Ps..e.t.-,csps n Brown and LADY. Salem; w%
clancy ,M,.s;;Rp o, n E,srs New TSsl
Stone ;" fhiiads i 5 Tyisr, Phiisdsipls; r.
S1spd Bent HSasSs l xs.s
A. N. Iryins-csI: O. a. res,sr. Little Fails; Hon
S sampson Bo,son Lieut. T. + Deal California; Z W
ciseo; Major John Sanders Savannah, Gs Dr. Charles
e: e 1aa.;s; s:s.ss iis h,:
1i Read s.s R n;ss s.s.s s.a. Hss.
SYH w.sn e. r a s's
s.' 5 ; f';f'' ass ssy
From, zspinvan and California in the North stsrzJ "
@ ~
Mrs Baker, rs Andrews, DamAn, Mrs ThoIpbason, vi
shIndlsr, q simmons, asvss v Morton, "a Gala
sge snns. Thomas SSSss Bseiiasssn cisas:s Starr
Fra Rsl S..Ss'y visit kssss:'
brown, Gum. ui'sp.o, nc Cs.h T.sss.n.
e.'ie' s1,. ss'iri as e s$ss'
w stesrns, Dupree, n; JB Campbell, AcLSean,
Mrs Hail. A Bondy, Mrs Sinclair, Brown, Th6s Sing
and servant Iiodgkins and lady, Capt Frisbe Leus
Beale, lady and servant; Anthony Capen, Henry
Wilson and servant W Co.'S messenger, Brown, Z
Kinds Jones, Jones' N h.llerson Keith, v
Hewitt, J Robertson, II Dunbar Dunbar, u, McCu
Tough. T Gilmore, James, Masgrott, Campbell
Epwes @ Baylss Ireland, w Fletcher, IL w Ander
son. OWaldo, Eagleton, w Bond, HousmAn,
Reynolds, Moore, Flamount, Winslow Harper,
Blinn, hlnn, w Tennent, T J Camn, IL Terry Maths
From Norfolk DO in stssmship Jsme..own- Has.rty,
Mortimors, Clark, Trnehear Whislock and son,
TACrne and lady Bornm, Mrs Bainbdge and three
eAladrsn Miss Adams, Miss Miller, Miller, Hun
Ter, L Jones, Bennett, CLARK, Lynch, Sydner
Carlyle, + Morgan, Donald Gardner, Stubs,
Pratt, Decatsr, buckley, Sprsgss, Drew, Saun
ders w Brown, and "a in the steerAgN
For Liverpool in the steamship Niagara from Boston
Messrs Partridge, Geo Hamilton Capt Charles Blake
Clearer Of despatches ncock wife and two children
Of Boston; Ashton and wife, Of Brooklns o Ieacha
lines Mr. coehr.ns Heuse Wsdd!gen, Hughes AID Mr.
Of Niagara Fallsi Barker and wife, Of ohio Capt Gas
ton and wife q British army DT Miller and wife Of Galt
Mrs and two Misses Parker Taylor and Rev John Rem
ME- Of Toronto; Charles Pitchard Of Montreal; Tur
and Charles Turner Of Canada Croker Mr. Prude
John Rsiney and Henry Maggs OF England; John C.an
Of Leeds John Hoturn OF Scotland Low, john shand
and wife, Holm Welsh, G Rose. Grimm Geo Smith
and w Smith, Of London: n Machado, OF Havana: Mr.
Plsnccart Of SPAIN Eugene Pards Corridor and Sluoh
of Aexico Charles 0rnoth, Of Paris-62,
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Police Intelligence,
ATTEMPTED NuRDER or A FEMALE By HER DIsA p
POINTED LOVER

ATTENPTED MURDER or FKNALH By HER DIsA
POINTED LOVER.
Yesterday morning the citizens OF the Sixteenth ward
thrown into great state Of excitement from the
fact Of most premeditated attempt at murder being
made in their midst by German named John Genesley,
upon young girl Of personal attractions, named JEAN
cite Nendely, living At the OF Twenty fourth
street and Sixth avenue It appears from the state
ment OF the complainant, that Genssley and her had,
for time past bccn very intimate terms, and
happy marriage was looked for at distant day. In
fact the would be bridegroom gsve jeanette some Sl5 or
sic 10 purchase her wedding Dress and all the prepare
tions went on merry a. marriage bs until Wed
neaday when the young lady, after cooy turning the
matter over in her mind resolved 70 remain single and
accordingly she made the fact known TO Genesey, who
was pretty much incensed 1t her refusal OF marriage
will he seen from the sequel. Yesterday morning
he called ct her residence, and proceeded to her
room and conversation took place In reference to
the suddenly broken % match The girl, upon mention
b. made an right to him By her father and suiting her
acen "a the wor got up the purpose Of getting the
cash from her parent, when she was stopped BY her
lover who stated that the money OF
HIM and pulling out pistol from his breast At the
Sss tiws rrscaies stewards tho body Of the gr and
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Herald Marine CorrsGponiles

KINGSTON, ia, Oct B-Arr Oct q schr A. A nandsli,
Ba,tnsre Is days ard I'D for srsni oca lW
brig Meta Msa. Nyok days ,ch. as,,ssy Gr; q s. A
sehr batross Brh vieures New York days. l5tn nrk
Gulnare Wsestsp, baltimore - days 49,, 49,.
Sid Sept %, sckr MARTHA LsnhAss New York Wna nnco
put into SsvanD' al In distresst - ....a.,a u.,.
more
EpCARTowN Nv Arr brig Msrthsv. Griffin,
Richmond for Boston; schr LucuIius, Eaton fhuadepha
sld ssh, BRIG ksrithsw snd schr LucgllIs a..
Arr 7S rekrs Banner, Colt. New York TOT Nockport;
Lpxjas ton. Tufts. do do. =.
liz rcrt IN, sthSs Banner, ard Lexington.
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YOUNG AMERICA ON A SPREE!
MASS MEETING OF KNOW NOTHINas
Ten Thousand People in the Park.
Alleged Frauds in the Election Returns.
SPEC HES-R ESOLUT
&c, &C., &c.
Ten Thousand People in the Park.

Rumors were prevalent about the city yesterday, Of
frauds in the election returns and sundry exctable
young men openly charged the inspectors in some dis
trcts with holding back the returns to ascertain how
many votes necessary TO defeat Mr Barker, the
Know Nothing candidate for Mayor. The public curl
osty was further excited by the publication Of the fol-
lowing advertisement in the HERALD
PEOPLES TIoxEr.--The electors OF the city and
county of New York. who supported Tho Peoples
Tieke at the late election requested the
Park this afternoon O'clock to consider mAters Of
relative the ticket they supported, and the
future welfare of our city.
At the appointed hour Eve thousand people had
assembled in front Of the City Hall; this number was
afterwards doubled the people seemed In high state
Of excitement platform for speakers had been
erected in the usual place. In front Of the the
American Tag was displayed. AT Ave O'Clock the meet
ing was called to order, and
Mr.. ISAAC J. OLIVER
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov s-Arr schrs Mary MsrsAsa. ".
dse, Sing Sing; New York Packet. Stanford. naehias
DAILY Barhadoss sehrs fopsy }Br) Crovel Halifax, M
. C.rti, kishsrdsoa Boston; Aimra 7. Candy hetAs
Anns Haley, salem; Heary Psyson, Matthews, Bssto
Nary Mershen, WeldQp, Lynn.
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Te1egrapAic Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov s-Arr ship ksrincr. Boston; bark
Scwall, Philadelphia.
Below, ship lcopium. from New Yorh
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CLEARED.
,o see Io nl1et Warrior BULLOCK New Orleans Lvings
Ship julia 1Brsm n.y. Edmsn. Singapore Meyer s.uessn.
s sSSP Washn stss Psss Lvssgs. Frost
Ship Undauntsd freeman, San Juan del Sud, Sale,
Ship Marcus, Townsend. Bsnieis CAL Rowland Aspn.
ship F1yaway, ssvall. San Francisco Shift Bros Co.
: Bark JorEen Beck Bren), Dsgn, City Point Beoh 4
Brig Crocus, Hooper, cardenas, J w Elwell 4 Go.
schr John Cashier, Bennett Savannah Scranton Tall
schr Mary Lucrets. Gibbs, Franklin, MAXWELL
,s ehr Kate Brigham. Durham. Charleston, Durham 4
s hir:ss assees ss Williams.
schrJ Wilson. Besrdsley, Alsxandria, Blossom
sehr samuel Lewis, M.stix, Philadelphia, Mckee.
ssoop Frsnfn. Avery H r. River Ms nfG mav.n.
STEAMER isons xn PSaas Hand Kirk
steamer Vulcan, watm.n, Philadelphia, 4 Briggs
ARRIVED. &~
Steamship North Star wsrnock, Aspinwai with mdss and
passengers, to N o Roberts.
a 10 All, passed steamship Roanoke hence for Nor
IsI5 sosshernss tof Boston, walters Singapore. Jun.
heavy gales the Cape Good Hope aud on 10Th
p rom
the .psn h.a, boon s sysrbossd and was drowned
Ssr0lina sherwood Charleston sdays with cotton
Brig Capt john Cousens Neuvitas Il days. with CEDAR
Brig q w Brinokerhon of Boston,, Philbrook xibara
cqhs . days, With mol.sses to Brett, Son Co.
Dsisd Sd company With so S1s Maria siss
nris Henry Sua OF Hslss Anderson Inasua ls days.
Zoara Barnett Doboy Island, IL days. with lumber
Brig Excel Tailmsn Savannah days. with cotton TO- 70
se6r Thomas Lawrence CDanish) Jahl Malaga 4s days.
with fruit and wine. TO Punch 4 Meincks.
eo,ns Meehanis sB Ferry Ansua y days. with old
rS OF q
u Ion 75 spoke schr Anna Maria from baltimore for
sshr Ellis csrrew, Charleston II days. with lumber
Sch, rssIs: s.ssrS !.stson. Charleston days. with
schr sstteriy ssuason, Charleston days. with
ssshr Iaresss Sag, Nieisr.sn, Alexandria, days
eSr josnsep ds sn thu wreck Of ship
Steamer Pelican, Henry, Providence
cotton W.rs sissn'y 1h''a'' on'''''n WIN
~. Moro ssh nt the Sarah Maria before reported
A'A- same BELOW.
ons bark, unknown.
Steamship Black wsr1ies asv.ns .nd Nsy orIssns ships
%ss a..ss &: .s IN
Ship Golden West Francisco I'd ult from Philado
pha Nay 20 Oh Cape Horn % days strong gales, split
% &C. ss the saSssS e, sept Sn ~ and had s
miles Of port for the last tive days.
ship Mary Robinson, Al do from Boston XAy Is
dAys violent gales with
light hreszes from the Aorshward.
TslegrapAie Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 6-Arr ship ksrincr, Boston; bark
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, November 9, 1854.

ALMANAC NEW Y0Rx-rHfa
sur RISES. Al NOON Is
SUN 4 AZ HIGH WATER morn IL 81
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One bark, unkno'

Ship Golden West 81 San Francisco I'd u from PhiiadoI
phia Nay 90 81 Cape Horn % days in strong gales spill
saa Crossed the equator Sept Ion ia and had High
trades and Gains most Of she time after Was within
miles Of port for the last 1--WE days.
ship Mary Robinson, At do from Boston Nay Is was 8
days from Cape Cod TO Cape Horn and OF The Cape
days In violent gales with
Crossed the equator Sept in Ion u.s. and bad light NM
winds mp to lat 50 and Ion IA, after wAsh experiences
light hreezes from the Aorthward.
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Soon after the announcement of the foregoing COM
mtee the crowd left Monroe street, and the last
heard Of them before Office, when they
cheering for Parker and groaning for Wood. They be-
slowed little delicate attentions the Tribune the
editor of which In for share OF their avors in the
way Of groans Of which they appeared to have large
supply ON hand for their political opponents.
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PROCESSION OF THE KNOW NorHINGs.

ASSAULT IN PRINCE STREET-SPEECH OF JAMES W
BARKER.
After the meeting in the Park adjourned, large por-
ton Of the audience, numbering about five thousand
formed in procession and marched up Broadway with
several American banners flying at their head. There
was also transparency formed of segar box two tai
low candles and some brown paper, on which in
scribed the words, near as We could make out -
q
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"I buy my ofice but the time il close at hand when
the candidate shall dare TO say TO the committee
but I'll not spend red cent? will not pay for shoulder
hitters bruiserf you choose to elect I'll serve
but III not buy my Office" cloud appiause.) Gentle
men might proong these remarks but il Is not neces-
sary that should do to prove my loyalty to America
am known--known to You all am signed, sealed and
delivered to the native American people ap-
plause.) My country frst-my country last-my
try fcrever-is my motto Great cheering) close,
gentlemen, feeling and sincerely adopting AS my
own sentiments the sublime thoughts Of the poet spauid
ing
jamestown and Plymouth, land and rock
To me shall ever glorious be-
care not who their themes shah mock,
And laugh at them and me.
Here the gentleman stepped from the stand when
loud cries were made for shafer," "Barker" "Iefng
we'll" and others.
The Chairman disregarding the calls OF the meeting,
introduced
citizens: For what purpose assembled tonight
Why that many thousands have gathered here
Why Is II that the American citizens aroused, and
feel that their countrys interests at sakef II Is be-
foul blot has been fastened upon the Empire
City If the Empire State. Is because the Of the
people the choice Of the people for high and important
Office haa been fouly shamefuny treated by officers at
the ballot box (Ces Of Yes yesl and cheers) There
have been developments made that tell US corruption
isu dsT ri, e.. been fastened upon Us.
sinew OF Young America allow this corruption and stain
to be fastened upon ns cloud cries Of MOI mol ucverD
rindIc.ted. Must, They shah be where did we get
that word fromS From ancestors When fathers
nrst assembled on Bunkers Hill, Il was to maintain
ainched-then why should WEI loud appiauss.)
tested n II takes $780, to do IT, Gond cries Of
and e corrupt hat We win not .a
BY their corruption. cloud appause bear no malice
az Ssy ~ but 'Rs.i dS 70,
men when they act honorably and consistently but We
kTe eE Sqaptry nQrs, i has been SD that this or,
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this is done-whcn these men are brought forward
they win be elected am not going to scod
against those who voted against me in certain
parts Of the city, where tickets Of party crcu
lated under my very nose, with my name Off Where
Now, gentlemen II We have been swindIed out Of the
election, there is only thing to be done. Either sab
init for the second time Or very patiently sna VERY care
1eFs' ss one " WI ~ ss this
the investigation Of this fraud Why, know fraud has
been committed. Under my nose saw inspector in
ns s,se Of
gentlemen, from circumstance last winter find II to
my interest to be opposed to striking. Haughter)
perhaps. But gentlemen, have right to claim to BE-
regards urm.n, rs im,ns.ersl nov whether he was
no well for = Hindoo. (Grcst laughter and APP
pisuse.l Gentlemen, in conclusion, let stand by
rights, protect the ballotbox, and the American
rarity must always be triumphant
Mr.. SchaGcr retired amid tremendous cheering
bsx being introduced y the ch ha then
hope but do not now speak for myself lis yet pro-
bable that victory perches upon our banners It true
with their TO the foe and they will be their feet
again. and ready to resume the contest We are not de-
s Barker i sS.r s; az. and
zcns he will be our Mayor practically Daniel Ullman IL
Governor legally and practically We win make him So
by noise and cutlery; aad struck with the differ
displayed a the polls between Irish adopted
citizens and the who happened, unfortunately, to
be born on the soil The noisy and loud in his
demonsra the other qnies and unobtrusive in his
demeanor The rghts Of this people not to be taken
sway by such means, nor BY any Of the unoly appli
opposed to them. The principal opposition to the
American organization lesKus between the Pope
and the devilor In other words, between Archbishop
Hughes and william h. Seward. (Three groans were
then given for Hughes and seward Such cheers will
send them to heaven In the Sixth ward, Kelly
has been elected BY wooliy head and wing vote. He is
the tool of-you know what mean when point thcre9
I'm the direction OF the Tribune onice) They tell
This movement Of Amercansm will die OUTPUT Il Ia ~
enduring the love Of liberty itself.
elves there with soul 10 dead,
Who never 70 himself hath said" &C., &c.
The freedom Of religious worship at the bottom Of the
American movement II that feeling which led the
Pilgrim Fathers to seek new home in the wds Of an
unknown country. Brothers, did believe that ths
movement would die out i would weep for my native
land. IN won't die out The descendants Of our
lutionary sires win sustain the American movement;
and gubernatorial candidate should BE- cheated out
Of his election We have for him higher ofnce-that
now occupied By the traitor Seward oatinued clcsr
ing. and cries Of "ullman," "parker," "Anybciy
t.4sa Anegicsa.'2
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0btuav

DIED, on The Goth inst. In New
Trenton. after lingering illness which
she bore with Christian resignation.
MARIA LOUISA BARBER, aged 10 years.
I months and IL days.
Deceased was the eldest daughter
Of Eliphalet Barber, Esq.
She was possessed Of an amiable dis
position which cndeared her TO large
circle Of friends. who now mourn her
loss.
She had some time since attached
herself 10 the Methodist Episcopal
Church. and rs the hour Of her disc.
luton drew nigh gave pleasingevidenee
that she was about 10 exchange The
sorrows Of this world for crown OF
everlasting Joy NJ Gods right hand.
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4 i 4 4 4 4
FEMALES, READ THE FOLLOWING.

FEMHItTf NEhU TIE FVE'I4V " FNts
Newark, n. j., Jan. IS.
Mr.. Benneii-wc take pleasure In stating that
your yellow Dock and sarsaparilla, gives great
satisfaction In every case.
A very respectable gentleman informed me that
his daughter was troubled with difficult menstru.
ton and other ~ seases pee uiiarto her sex. she
had not had her regular menstrual discharges for
long time. but by the use OF Dr. Cuysotts yellow
Dock and safsaparlla was radically cured. She
used Towscnd's aud othcrs without receiving the
siiFhlest benert. lie had ono dauEsler die FROM
The same disease. J. u. TRlPP co,
NV. Hale, Drookville, r. Brown, Fairfield
J. X. Recl afelaf, Cedar Grove, Nye.& snow, New
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Blooming Grove, oiiford 4 Holden, fhos. Robin
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MELopEoNsl mELopE.

lie fnargc stock Of Bishop Child's Meio-
deons---the best In America-for sale. wholesale
and retail. None offered In this city can compare
with them rs any one will acknowledge who will
come and see them. MURCfl Il WHITE,
"a Yves, Fourth street, Headquarters for Pianos
In Cincinnati.
Nov. nth. fP53. f1.tv
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The co.partnetship heretofore existing between
=. Williams n Co.. was on The 81 day Of January.
BY Mutual consent, Dissolved. The books OF the
nrm will be found ~ The hands Of \. Williams, and
nfm are requ sted 10 call forthwith aud make set.
tlement
Inaioi Jan. 10, 1854 3. WILLIAMS q CO.
y Net aw.
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The hest Female Medicine Known

The hest Female Medicine Known.
The peculiar malades to which women are sub.
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by depressed and often gloomy state OF mind
AS the system declines in strength, thero is loss
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the energy Of the mind, and dsturbs the equaniln.
lily OF the temper. Every candid woman who ha.
suffered from female complaints will admit this to
be the mournful truth. Now 10 obtain relief, Il Il
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and debility. This is done by renewing that foun.
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medicine accomplishes this desirable result SO
speedily and completed as DIR. Guysou's I'm
proved Extract OF yellow Dock and sarsapa.
riila.
Ladies' OF pale complexion and consumptivc
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a r'BE subscriber gives notice that no
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IusT received good assortment Of FuRNf.
u TURF, consisting IN part Of bureaus, Tables
Stands, Centre abes, SOFAS, Lounges, Cribs, VIII.
low Cabs, wagons aud Cradles. hedsieads, Mat
trassos, Chairs Of every variety, alihe
FURNITURE fooNu.
Bteok,nis, July ~, 1855 ~,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-01-27
CO.PARTNERNMIP.

THE undersigned have entered into Co-partner
Il ship, under the name aud firm OF JONEs. 10
FE1"r n ROBBINS. for the purpose OF carrying or
Wholesale Grocery and Commission business.
NJ. JONES. DAVID LOVETT,
Osatc OF j. ID. Il q. (fatc of -. Omer)
Jonss& Cod Cincinnati X. Robbins,
uaie of MilrDy, Indiana