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ARTICLE OF AppAREJ,


PERTAINING TO A GENTLEhIAN'S WARDROBE
Being constantly in receipt of the --latest
val from the North, they will the season COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT,
NORRIS & WAY,
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Southern .JMisisGs..g .acafye,,,
The Gentlemen

XHe EelkFIGnaell
Are offered than ever to purchase M
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
G.. B. DREW,
Nc. IA Chartrcs strset,
~ They will perceive, by following list Of Prices s, m
eoodsAFe at least as below she regular
FINE BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCKS... sts IN
FINE DRAP D'ETE FRoCKs. I'M
FINE FRENCH AIERINO FRoCKs . a M
FlNEstLK ALPACA FROeKs ........ Z "a
FRENCH MERtSo PANTS. = M
WHITE AND FANCY DRGLLINGs. ...... IN
WAlTkAND FANCY AlARsElLLEs vEsIs.,,... . "a
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS. NJ
ALL LINEN SHIRTS (warranted) .......,........ sp
RUSSIA DUCK, OFFICE AND SAC CoATs,...,. I'm
FANCY CRAVATS, per dozen. ..... -. son
IRISH LINEN ORA wERs per dosen. ..... ,soo
FINE hLEAcHEp COTTON DRAWERS. pei dosen.. so
FANCY SILK HALF HOSE, per doLeu.......... 7 M
These prices will be strictly adhered xoods sold ar,
guaranteed ~ A''
myl5 imp stW c. r. DREW =. s.b.,.,,.,
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MuRoER IN OHIO.--An old bachelor by the
name Of Lyman Sutliff, living some six miles
| fron Jefferson, Ashtabula county, and who was
| vel off in the world, had a fine farm, well
cooked, lived in his house Alone and carried on
lis farm himself About four weeks ago the old
man was missing, and his house closed up Not
hearing any thing from him. the neighbors got
alarmed broke into his house, found an awful
stencil arising from meat, maggoty milk and a
dead pet porcupine. The alarm became general,
and the whole county turned out last Thursday
to look Tor the missing man, surprising him MUIR
dered and the body concealed Near one of the
fences running across his back lot, his body was
found buried in the ground, the corpse lying ON
its back and so near the surface that one of the
knees protruded out. The multitude was called
together around the murdered man, and the ex-
citement became intense. His body was exam
lned, and it appeared rifle ball had been put
through his vital parts
The Coroner's jury found that the deceased
came to his death from ball which passed in
Immediately above the hip on the left side and
lodged IN the opposite breast, indicating that he
was shot while on horseback. This seems not to
have killed him, for his face was bruised and
head beaten in as if with club.
Suspicious Immediately fell upon one of his
neghbors who had been seen ploughing with de-
ceased's cattle and otherwise meddling with his
property, The crowd Immediately surrounded |
his house and demanded his surrender. He was
arrested, taken to Jail, and was to be examined |
These facts show very clear case of murder |
in the first degree, but it is very doubtful if an
jury can be found who will hang the |
unless he should be Douglas man.
which is not supposable case. [Cleyeland |
Plaindealer, 6.
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Pass Christian, ERofey
.NesU .Jerseu zinc pni,,ts.

az VIII open for the reception Visitors on SATURDAY tn
10th Of JUNE. lie an WI n ntnnrcSS,s, W
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Horse and BUGGY for. Safe

tB Fine HORSE and New and Beautiful BUGGY and IA
NESS, for sale low the about to en, the ctv Apn IN
TODD 4 CO, Commission Carpet Warerooms
iel02pst 1qo Canal ,tr.., aa- D.,
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TIE .Veao Orleans Prjlss.,e1, gFo,,ee.


NEW AND HOME ESTARJIsuvRNm
SECOND FLOOR OF No. as gAvp sT,,t,p,,
lhes#een Poydras and Naehs1)
F'opris'er'' E y 1sePTT s sH WfIs sTsv
sF Atthia Establishment are executsd fFApf, :, ~,
EAPEDITI0usLY, all kinda of - tthAi u ana
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
iN ENGLiSH TRENCH AND sp.9xEstt
pooY -. sucH AS. ~.
pa,,pI,r., DAY CASH and ORDER BOOKS
49,, ~, BILL, RECORD AND INVOICE
BLANKS FoRP UBL1CoFFICEsI DIARHs
EoTARlAL BLANKS ietI re r
ISstIpAnCr c pinShs, portion PRESS RECEIPTS,
.eI,,t sn1SE Uric do. STEAMBOAT BILLS
D. ~, = 80 Ut, Use do SHOP BILLS,
FoPF1cy M f,uans do sTEAMBoATAND STEAMSHIP
CHECKS, sTEA,Ipo.|c.nn
CATALOGUES, e IsMDSs ,,,,r, p.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE BILLS OF FARE
DRAFTS, WINE iisTs
NOTES, IN np rec; ,,,,,a
slLLs OF LADINe uAND-BILIs 80 'A1s
-A, WI noa HEADS, FtREMENs CERTIFICATES
',nGuLAhs, BALL AND soIREE INVITA-
'oohNALS"n LEDGERs TIoNs, etc. etc.
&s> PRINTING IN COLORs. ~gm,
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS BILLS OF FARE etc
....PRrsrEp M.
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON Ere
~ we have peculiar facilities RULING and BINDING
d Gov @ nstfeceiVed choice utock FANCY EMBOSSED
CARDS and PAPER, various sizes selected with
sreecare, and which print or dposs of w.
rates. - p''' VI o'hef"tse at moderate
so we are now prepared to print
. n ,, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS.
FUN SHOWS, STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS
,ur IN PLAIN OR FANCY coIoRs
~ we use HOES POWER and ROTARY pprcere 49,, ,,,,5
GLEs' PRINTING EN6INE-tbe best rov "Nf9 aud RUG
es eau and examine specimens and nrcss a.
work above enumerated $500 pe" 'o' tndS OF the
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Piano FOrges:

t Two superior PIANO FoRIEs one square, one upright. Of
fAIyres Manufacture, to be sold low. Apply to
TODD CO., Commission Carpet wareroorns
jei0 ?p8t Iln cnn,l ,rsa, nanr I,n,.I
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Roots, Shoes essa Brogans,

Ega9E AT WHOLESALE.
EEaY owtsudinsfron satp Norfolk
w. torment Of BOOTS, SHOES sRochNs, hate, ,tfs
&c tIAls11usuPPled With prime RUssgI BRoGAEs WOOL
hikAckN, PALM LEAF ,sTAAW sna GAaiPEACHY EATS =,
tho toetIt niark a ptessby 'A'
iy1s zpour . 80
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:, IT. ~,


PROCLAMATION Ri THE Msii s b oBLYS.
The Mayor of Brooklyn, ipaa the
recent riots in that city, has s. proclama-
ton which. after lengthy Ole, winds up
as follows: sssS -
l, Edward A Lambert, May Lie city of
Brooklyn, do by this, my proclam6t ecaution
all persons from any attempts to Interfere with
the rights guaranteed to all our.citizens to meet
peaeeably together for publid8Norship, either
within a building or on private grounds; and l
also caution all persons from making any de-
monstration which would q Esxeite ill.feel-
ing among our citizens, by Bling and mo-
wing in procession in the public streets to such
places of worship; and l do hereby request all
citizens of Brooklyn to refrain and desist from
countenanciDg by their presence all such unlaw-
full gatherings and demonstrations.
And also hereby give notice that measures
have been taken to prevent any further breach
of the peace in this city, and that crowds Of per-
sons found in the public streets will be directed
to dispense Immediately, and, for disobedience
OF such order, will be promptly arrested, and
that the peace and good order of this city will be
maintained at all hazards
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New YORK, June 10, 9:15 p M.-The Cunard
steamer Arabia has arrived here, bringing dates
from Liverpool to the Sd inst, three days later
than the accounts brought by the Pacific The
following summary embraces the more impor-
tantitems Of her news:
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CARD FROM GEORGE W. BLUNT.

To ne Editor q Tzs y T. T-i5xs,
SIR: An editorial article, Of two cdnrnns IN ier-th
hes been written for and printed in Ire t''s" ~
Journal and Catholic Register of Nov. 4. in answer
70 ny short card of October :, 81 seventeen hnes'
II dos not deny tina; removed a. Thu dlcts'Ion
Of foreign bgots, and this paper ought TO be good
authority.
Msy I speak Of the Commission OF Emigr stion
connected a. 4 Is with Gov. SeymOurs official mis-
conduct The Governor taxing oce s~r.rs thu be viii
support the Constitution and laws OF the STATE The lEw
that certain hesrs The COmnliones Of EnsrsrSn
An be spIcHd By the Governor sSh the eonsn Of the
Ssnsie.
Nov TIRE facts, James Kelly now holding over.
BIZ tine hsyinE expired year Nv aomulton never
s.s sent into the Senate although IN oce nesy two
ys.ra Thoms Dunlap wh) has been rejected by the senate
psrmiited ieep his and vote Independent Of this
Un violation Of cath the part Of the Governor in NOT
sending the nomiraou 70 the senate imP.i the moral
,Hect Of the commission BY having is duties performed By
those setinE who have not the legal requirements.
believe u Be he'd BY morslst. thu, chen . person
suear, tell TIE whole truth ard wlifuv oruts
material fact that be guilty Of perjury.
Nv The zane Of reasoning officer who Wtlfiy
,sfns.. 10 carry his Official duties H. Ia judxment
,uiy Of ofcs perjury The legal p@arer II there be
choice the preference be expects the State prson;
The Official ere the contrary expects 70 Be Governor
YOuls truly GEORGE w. BLUNT
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IN THE VOTERS or NEw-YoRK


FE1Low.CITIzrSs: / am one Of those who con-
ceiye that an eector oughtto be acquainted with the
principles of candidate for Office before he votes
for him. Ny own views touching the duties OF
Chief Magistrate OF this city in the present crisis OF
our public affairs have been freely expressed, but
they have also been indusiriously mnepre:ented.
You shsll therefore have them from the best posi-
bic authority-myself. This course may be unusual
but AM no advocate Of cOmmlttali'In, aud nave
no desire TO occupy al equiyocal POSITION. "h!
t,uia not be explicit when have netting 90 eonessl
then fellow ctksrs an in favor 81 more ''eru'
r,opu and energetic execution q the laws s~esfns 81
80 Official corruption in al Il. forms snh
hol,souae retTenehmert aid reform N every oAnlA u ~
public service -, 1872 A. VI 49, oer -.i .ush,r
~ I'D influence would be exerted, ny time AZ
I.erfuliv devoted promote m lest Interest," WIN "1-
nv 0yp ave closely ieenuEee IT. ss-i.,,
Clean streets honest ccurscts Vsl-ni ponce u.4s
,stou 70 ne AID property. the divorce Of oar leal
- ATTY roltcs lpruuisinE war upon TONst
Enforcement OF al existing laws, ~ pfv h
= a. ell a. its Punishment and pTscilca! lasce
1891 are uour wstehWods. and they are siae II
- brpe 10 n Axe them something more tnan nets 80
- s.ets IN our local hstsry II defeated viii si hs -
so.d fshi shoulder shoulder with you, IS pi''S-e'
rnu Ks Of Reform. =, - r -, L.. -, ION xht
-, nv s-.rest pte rests IN this City vi ~.
r.. .hould be proad 10 be its Mayor w0uld not;
$50 20 49, srt which s1yorei OF subterfuge OF double
40 oftsin tb.t hsh and honorable position have m.a .
rIsSse. 10 u.rties or ina yduals but have stated
r. rsnv... q. now you the eve OF me
that sssra he da,is, VI the AsyOrstJ dsv0rs u'a '
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wnLIAMsBURGu NOMINATIONS.


FIRsT ASSEMBLY D1srsIcr.
D,moerste Augustus Wins; Wing David s. Mlls; Tenn
Ieranoe. EuOch Jacobs No., H.. M.
Collector Of Tar and As.e.nents-Edsrn Dstyief TO IN
v,csrcyl -Democratc, John w. Brased Wing Horace
poi;s, us,ee-Democrstc H. c. Boswell Wing Abe, G.
Win arth; Democratic seceder, James NJ Aymn
Cra Juitice democratic, Joseph T. Palmer Wh5 JACOB
L. Fem . .
SDperrisor Democratic, W. T. CALDWELL Wing, jeremiah
Democratic John C. Kelly James Henry; Wing.
John O. Webb Jared Sparks, r. H. Huntieyi Temperance.
John b. Wells, r. ii. Huntey
FoURTEEsTH
syp<yrisors Democratic, John H. Mum James Nolan.
Eusebius Hopkins; Wing Charles II HenTJ Independent.
4ideymtnI ocratic George W. Baker Joseph Smith.
Caleb Pink John LDsky, Owen McCarron; Wing William h.
(uisehard David n. Brown; Temperance WIN. n Bekooxs
Caleb Pink, Independent George W. Baker, william H.
HickcOx.
John Thursbyi WING Abel smiths
IIdspendent. VIM. Woodruff - 49, .
dIde, men Democrats Andrew Cunningham WIN WOOD
ruff Daniel Cole Andrew MsrshsDi Wbig Geo o. Preston.
sTbcmas Esmes; ndependent Andrew Cunningham j. Nes
ktt, Temperauce James L. Wilson. Andrew Cunningham
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Sp,rrfsoy Democratic, Thomas l.. Durham, David Lind
ssy; W hig Charles b. Smith - ~ =.
Adsrme- Democratic Benjamin w Wilson, John NJ
Giet John Mserz Edwin g. Rsphsi Wing John M0ntsom-
cry Henry Oltmans -
Sgpeyrisor Democratic, James H. Dodse independent IL
b Fenton. - r, ~, ia, ~, O.,
dependent Y. 3. Blank. Job Davis
EIGHTEENTH wA<O.
csn>yris1y Democratic, Henry ID. Woodwork.
fLeJMen Demoeratie Geo NJ. TroutnisD, Daniel Luyser.
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ANOTHER STABBING CASE.

Last evening q man named Patrick Quin was
stabbed in the breast in Anthony s knife in the
hands Of boy about II years Of age. The particu
lars Of the affair are follows, we could
ascertain Quin, in company with a friend named
McAnnerny, was walking quietly through Anthony
ct, when man and boy emerged from one OF tho
many low rum holes in that locality and staggered
against them. Quin separated from bis friend, and
walked few PAGES ahead, in order to let the fellows
pass. The four continued walking toward West
Broadway but had not gone far before the man stag
gered az ainst Qun nearly showing him Of the side
walk. Quin spoke to the fellow in regardto his
when an alteration ensued during which the boy
rushed up, end drawing knife, plunged u in'' mo
left breast Of Quin. Officer CLARK beng near ~
hand came up Immediately, but before ne eooia "a
certain who the party was that commttea tne oeed'
the how ard bis companion had lodged INTO an aiiey
wsv and effected their escape. The ofheer asslsted
10 uoA,,ernv conveyed Quin 10 the Fifth
NJ c,.,ion House upon reaching which place
.or,rr.,e man tainted. BY the application Of
sr,o-,,yo. be was partially restored to conscious
-. ,.ten Lieut. Martin Ssnt him 10 the New York
Uo.,itsI where be was placed in charge Of DIR.
nIrbv. His clothes wsre implicitly saturated
18th blood, AID upon arriving at the Station
Uouse the wound had ceased bleeding externally.
Upon reaching the Hospital the poor man
commenced vomiting blood, in consequence
Of which the turgeon feared to probe the wound
Frors he appearance Of the wound il was doubtless
infected with long dirk, shapened on each side.
Quin resided with his family at No. go West Broad
way, and was it is said, quiet, unohending man.
GUMS wound h Of such nature that there %
hope Of his recovery. The surgeon Of the ho'p''a
though, he would not survive till morning
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Noteu ber 4, 1884.
CANDIDATE FOR SURROGATE DECLINED.

CANDIDATE FOR SURROGATE DECLINED.
To "a, Editor Of The N. y. Trtbune
SIR. Having been pot in nomination by my friends
r., the oce OF take this aston to the
Iee@rs of the City NewYork that under cir
eunstsnees candidate for thst office Ny ambition does
rot IL sd me to for Official position and least OF all such
Office ihst Of Surrosse Besds this the present incum
to the appreciation OF all and 10 my humble opinion 1t
be for tie the city thsi change should be
ad, ard If desired the Office. should regard this saf
dent reason for declining to be candidse against him
therefore moot eheeuy recommend my friends 70 throw
their votes and their influence In favor OF ALEXANDER W.
BRApFoRp end thereby secure his election.
The termination IVES rendered freely ard without
spy solicitation part bv friends, aud regard Tor
their ornon has cauied hesitate the that
ryht 10 pur,ue but after careful exaisaou Of the whole
sniect the conclusion above expressed aud
.fonsh IL gsint the opinion OF many for whose opin
-, have ,rea, espect Iothns will induce It.
ALFRED MCINTYRE.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned having heard a rumor in reference
TO WILSON G.. HuSr as being member Of the Order
of Know Nothings have had personal interview
with him. and are assured by him unequivOcally that
he is not and aerer has Jeen member Of that or any
other Secret Order Lodge, Society, or Association;
also that he has nerer applied directly or indirectly
70 he admitted. or elected. or become a member Of
suy such; also. that he has never to bis knowledge
been proposed to any such for admission, election or
membership; also. that ii his name has ever been
used at any time or place for any such purpose, the
same has been done without bis knowledge consent
With such assurances frsm Mr.. Hunt no room is
lc for doubt az TO the motives for the TO which
prTrp COOPER RICHARD NJ HOE
ROYAL PHELPS, J. W. UEhAhDn
hXsSnFRPOEL ELIAS H. HERRICk.
FRED. 7. NATTER
M. loyk November 4. 1874
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VIA pIsrRIcr-wIrHDRAwAL OF RIDLEY.

10 fi< Idi,0T ~ Th< v. 4, ITi'FHe
SIR: Seeing my name announced asa candidate
Of the American Reform party, for the responsible
noston az Representative in Congress for the With
Cor gre sseDal District take occasion to express my
grateful acknowledgements to the friends who have
done me the honor thus to present nv name to the
people Of nv native city nrant for ofce, and no
ambition Of mine has suggested my nominsiion WING.
sssy attached 20 the Constitutional principles Of tho party
10 which belong cannot sven indirectly aid 10 dsten one
nrssn tin that the opponents snl, and particularly Of
he Nebraska bill should be united upon the only candidate
before the people the District who condemns that bill and
oppo. e. that uislue cannot be the Of dvidag the
vote. OF those who upon principles which cherhand
therefore ectuy bot ptOy, decline the notnns
ton TN unsolicited and fstterinsly rendered.
With much respect yours. . ~
JOHN RIDLEY, No l2 Fith-sy.
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a. A. Litter 10 The fact OF his procuring m Office for
-; csu't cay where the letter was dated positively
nv ;mpre ssion L. San Francisco; Mr.. Wood repre-
aonted Lsrkin as being a man Of high standing in
Cslifornia; got the impression from Wood that he
wss A man OF large means; / don't think Marvine
concluded TO go into thin adventure until after this
Interview; the Inducements held out by Mr.. Wood
were such that recommended them TO buy goods Of
frends Of mine the object OF their calling TO show
me the inducements, and 10 buy the goods OF me,
II had them; don't remember the per oentage
profits held out by the letter or by Wood. Ii was
something very enormous; Wood said everything a
man could to recommend the adventure; | knew
Maryine afterward purchased goods TO send out on
Tbs advs niure; recommended Marvine to Henry
Sheldon & Co., aud John Stenard, Son & Co,
and others / recolect hearing Wood and Mar
vine sIesk of the John w. Cater, at the time;
they gave me to understand Marvioe was to buy
half the goods, and become half owner Of the vessel
don't know what Mr.. Marines credit was with
others at the time; il was good with me, and win
others as far a. know; don't know that Maryines
circumstances were embarrassed Of that time; ne Dor
roved money Of me about that time, but 1t was Tor
Mr.. Wood, and Mr. Wood repaid it TO me; It was the
accommodation Of shipment Of certain ar'lces ood
said was worth s5 900; the Information was not the
discovery of gold in California, but was predcated on
that the discovery Of gold was somewhat public then
but this information was exclusively ms own ne did
not know at the time OF this frs interview that there
was no American Cor sui in California; don't know
whether the adventure was profitable TO Marvine; /
have heard him say that II was not likely TO turn out
as profitable he expected got all my fret impress
siops of II from Mr. Woods promises which were
very large; l am not responsible TO Sheldon for the
goods, and never have been.
Charles Portridges TestimOny.-I am a match
maker, store at No. Courtlandtst.; have been
where am now for four years; know Fernando
Wood; he purchased from me nine boxes matches
in the month Of October, ls4s, October IA, 1913.
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tplied frands and The character Of the defendant,
Wood, motion vas made BY defendants Attorney,
L. Il. Sheppard, Esq, fcr an Injunction restraining
the publication. The following is the decision Of the
Judges on the motion TO continue the njuncdy7
DCTR. J.-Siitiny "a Judge in Equity an sat
isfed Tint have no power 70 continue this ipjuRc-
ton. DO not believe that Court Of Equity kss
ever attempted to restrain the publication Of the pro-
ceedngs in pending action at law, either upon the
grounds set forth in this complaint upon any other;
Dor do believe tina. bad the jurisdiction ever been
claimed the Courts Of Law would have submitted to
IL exercise. II would have been regarded and re-
sifted manifest usurpation Of power. Ii is the
txclufive privilege OF the Court in which this action
is pencipg to determine whether for sny reason the
publication OF the proceedings ought 70 DO forbidden
and where the publication Is deemed TO be iry
or proper il can only be regularly made by IN order
in The cause. The il not altered by the fac, that
the action Is pending in this Court, which is now
Court Of Equity well Of law, for the Code hiss
Certainly not enargedhe equitable Jurisdiction which
il hes given. II has given power to grant any
other relief upon a complaint that the Court Of Chan
Gerry could have formerly granted upon bill. II the
plaintiff Is entitled the relief which he asks he must
seek il by petition motion in the action in which
be is defendsnt He has mis- axe bis remedy in fling
this complaint.
The motion 10 continue the Injunction is denied,
and Injunction heretofore granted Is dissolved.
OAELET Chief Justice, concurred. L. b. Shepard,
for psintif J. T. Brady for defendant
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VII ;. esrnsa sadss-c- brig .sSris rsd' aaa Sens
- ~ ~ ~ yOHS :. uERRiCK
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NETWORK CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

Uhiga
DIST l-f-Nsbrashr. Hsrk STt
Nv Vail Daniel B Allen r W Lors
p Dso.wsy.
III : str.bsban Geor<e Taylor.
III GUY r Peton. q d. W. Clinton. WnL MinsS
Tvs |. M.conber Mike Walsh Jceu Kelly.
y0 n Andrew. Philip Hamilton Am, J Berry
NLChaS II hashaL John Nhes Mel. Murray
Nllfbos Child JE Isaac CochetaH. w. D. keus~v-
ILAb'n wsiemsr. Jss L. Currs Edw. 3. Fellows.
IXBsysd CLARK sevt b'sS s,;ns Benz Ssiley Ina
XAs Murray, g y WOOD ward Jona's Strsttso.i
XII Rufus H. KinG Elisha p. stronk
-, (Kllisn Miller Wm Il Wilson. H. McClelsaL
All Isaac Teller Chas Robinson y u. Nsrscs
XIII. Russell sage Alanson Coca. II. A Clrul
NlYSsmael Dickson. David Hamilton J. V. ffuyu-
XIV Edward Dosd- Oryille CLARK Chss HgybeA
-, =, -. =. = 4, 60, 20. T ThonAs.
A'Loeo A. ''n"onA'S@ H. fnhasN J. X. Bailey.
XVII VIM Alexander Nsthl $ Bentof. Z. spinner.
XVIII Thos r. Horton Isaac Jackson
NIXJ A Hushston. HeEekiah Stursss Lewis Psiner-
xx 80 Mstteson- n. W. Moore. WmC. JohnssA
M BIN. Huntns,oa; =
XXI Henry Bennett. Z. rompkns O. CrccterI
"a q MeCarty. VIM. Lewis L. Bskcock.
AAli. III c O. edwin z T Bentley = r. f.irchud .
xyIIr VIM A Gilbert. l. n. Brown. willard lveA
SVfV amo. p Granger 5. c. Parker Thos Alvord-
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They were paid for by check, 1875 "a, ON the 25th
June l549. BY charge for Insurance in the John w.
Cats0r to California. That was upon the amount Of
matches sent to California my own account on the
vessel.
Clearing Yxrensss and Insurance. 90
Insurance on shipment by ImogeDe 10 River
Platte AZ w
Cheering Expenses and Insurance 90