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THE NAPOLEON or LnposToBs

There Is famous book De ttibus impostori-
ons--ot The Three h'lpost0rs--w lives only
IN report. For though the learned have writ
no little about it, Its author and its contents, it
by no means appears that any body has ever
seen 1t, except in the shape of a subsequent
forgery, made to meet the curiosity of scholars
SO that the book of the three great Impostors,
II IT ever existed at all, is itself but a base
cheat
were all those celebrated swindlers, however,
wrapped into one, and that one had composed
lhe autobiography of his own despicable decep-
tons, 1t would fade away into a self.encominm
~ comparison with that which may appear,
"hen barnnm. the king of knaves and arch
aoept OF lmpudent inventions, shall publish
what ne has announeed-his own life. We saw
may appear, as meaning what Barnum
might tell, II he ever told the truth Tho
forth coming volume, however, affords brt +bo
dimmest possibility of any truth; Since ~
secure 1t from all chance of yeracitv. Rarn,,,,,
has wisely determined to write it himss,f NJ
inferior fabricator could have done any ;nst;oo
to the subject. As none but himself con,a h.
his parallel in preyaricaton, none but Barnr,,
SSe&aNN w
hoods. In praise of Hardy,s Life of Lord
Charlemont," it was said to be fifty written
e the life of a gentleman by gentleman 1t
is equally proper that the greatest of all
6 bites should be recorded by the greatest of
all g hiters''
The public must, however, bear in mind the
Wholesome recollection that when they buy any
thing from Barnum, they always find them.
selves - sold" This is far from being his FIRST
biography witness his :. Life of joyce Heath,
and his g History of the Mermaid In mint
of interest, the Life of Pickpoclet,. c.n
hardly come up to the daring deeds of the heroes
t6ld Of in Macfarlane's Lives of Highwaymen ),
For the inferior breed of thieves, your petty
larceny rogues, Barnum's might, however
be an instructive, could it prove truthful book
But the first bit of truth has yet to come from
this fabulist. So that we must conclude that
his book can be of little interest and no use.
except to those who have need to improve
their natural faculty for telling what is not SO
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Arriyals At ths principal Hotela. February Isl.

ST. CHARLES Park, lnnve Miss &C Harris, Ohio
Gber Kirk David,on and lady, no Collins md lady
Pngh, H.psr, La; Mtluyre, John Marshall, Coop
Garner, NJ Aveui, Fletcher, Rohb, VIM Marshall
Ttnn, II Whitehead, Nc; Garner Flecher, Jno Ma
shall, Tenn; Forbes, VA W Mclean, Mss Burt Ala
N Whiesie, Ky; BA Knight, PAT f utchint II cod,
q Enmons No d T lstspercht Ky; DR. Clane u;
lda a, Y; Gen Welbon, Coyngtcn and LADY, W
Stout and lady Thookmstten, Crazy and lady, KY Gin
o. Nj Smith, Ala; Geddes .; Capt Grant, fsdhj
Kane, MOI II Ash Illinois, Farlson and lady, Texn " Nj
Carr, Patterson, 7 J Mason, La Cotton Mass
NERANpAW ii Crswe Carter aud lady, Mis- q Carter,
Il Woodsay, w II Fraherson, In; w Capstan, Rove
Mr. Holiday r Lue c Coon MCran Miss; Bullock, G;
Lent y; q Glass N o. Jas McLesn, Crosby Ala }
ltna Mehel Ark Mrs Warley NJ Pteche, Rnbb, n IL
sommetyllt, Tenn; " II Wood, Mo; Bonney, Paaon
Bonney hliss n Benney Reader, R Smith Ky; CT Har
man Ill &C Harms, OHIO; NJ scbel and lady, Texas.
ARCADE Barton, Mass J I Lloyd, GA Manning, Ark c
Danhy y; Baker McGough, Young, La W G Jones,
Miner, g A. Bownl G Wright, Fs"sg, R L Hesman l.
Ra,fod, Miss Law Jas Barnett La; r Mclean, II
svile Ala B Knox, N Y; Fl Koa, Burch,
ST. L0UIS Ellis, La Nina krwn Miss Sals
Mrs Polk Jas Reynolds, Tenn;
riten, o; Calhoun Halle, Miss DR. Crane Y; DR.
II Gre, nhough UMts Camdtn Miss Camden, NJ VIM
Barrow and serv La Ms Whitman, La; alsa Whitaker, New
York.
CITY. Purcell BeaSy La; Lyman, Mcguire, Ala
Mrs Eisbie, Conn; Odds City, Thos Jackson,
Geo Poadt La; II Armstrong; Armstrong Miss; A;
Williams MOBILIZE Gray I Matthew C L-grand, II
Gunner PENN W Mason Laon, Ohio; Phillips, Miss; l.
Boudn, Johnson, Jas cotto Miss George
Parsons, n II; I S Peabody King l.arc do.
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IF The Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions their large
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BATON ROUGE, Feb. 20, l854--Senate.--On
motion of Mr.. Lacey the rules were suspended
and the bill to provide for the navigation of the
river Amite and the Bayou Manchao, was taken
up.
The yeas and nays being called for, on its
final passage, resulted in eighteen yeas to two
nays.
Mr., Richardson, on leave, called up the House
bill for the relief of the veterans Of 1S14-l5 ap-
propriating $4,000 for that purpose. Re
ferred.
MIR. King, on leave, called up the Senate bill
entitled an act relative to motions and arrests
in judgments in criminal cases
Mr.. Martel, on leave, called up the bill emit
tied an act to improve the navigation of the
Atchafalaya. oassed
An act to provide for the subscription by the
city of New Orleans to the stock of the N. o. j.
and G. N. Railroad, and the stock Of the Ope-
lousas and Great Western Railroad, was made
the special order of the day for Thursday
next.
resolution was introduced instructing
swamp land Commissioners to cause survey
to be made Of that portion of country lying in
the Parish of Madison, known as Diamond Is.
land Bend.
In the House there was no quorum
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THE FLE:aL FT.cALITY.

The great argument which the friends of fresh
disturbance and renewed agitation on the slave
question are now employing in behalf of their
pestilent Nebraska bill, is, that they disturb
matters, to prevent disturbance and agitate
us for quiet's sake. We humbly thank you,
Mr.. Pierce, illustrious promoter of Free Sellers
We are infinitely beholden to you, Mr. Douglas,
most diminutiye of giants But really, gentle
men, we do not enjoy the plan Of letting you
break our head, in order to have you plaster it,
We hate your cudgel; we abominate your salye
You shan't make for yourselves las you hope to
do) either your Presidential sceptre of that, or
your royal JUNCTION of this Your salye shall
neither annoint our head nor yours Well run
no such risk to ob1ige you We are very well
as we are, and choose to stay So
But these two Presidential candidates urge
us TO have this one more disturbance, and then
(they give us their word) we shall never be
troubled again. In short, the present is to be
. the very last" agitation They told US the
same in 1850: that was then TO BIZ the inality.
Pray, is tinality to be final or not
The same worthless want hugely TO get rid of
tho Missouri compromise; and the Abolitionists
(wise and consistently are suddenly great lovers
of that same compromise. So they have both
Just exchanged parts Isn't this a great coun-
try'
Hank ye, gentlemen of the South! When you
were stronger, you got the old Compromise
now, when you are weaker. you had better
stick to it. Nay, stick to all the compromises
for be assured that the nert agitation-that is
to say, this, if you are drawn into twill, in
all human probability, be the last 7Here'R
nepe, be another Compromise: rely on that
easy prophecy
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-24

ENLARGEMENT OF THE CANALS IN New YORK.
4 special election took place in the State of
New York the 18th, to decide whether the
Erie Canal should be enlarged, and the lateral
canals be finished. An overwhelming majority
in favor of the canals was given
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-24

LOUISIANA The Feliciana Wing of the 18th
inst says The last penalty of the law was ex-
ecuted yesterday upon the negro boy Frank, a
notice of whose conviction for the killing of a
fellow slave, we published some time since 1t
was witnessed, we are informed, by a numerous
assembly of whites and blacks, and we regret
to add, some white females The usual amount
Of ribaldry, profanity and obscenity common to
such occasions, also prevailed
The Rev. Serene Taylor, who has been visit
ing the condemned, af1ording him religious con-
ISOLATION md instruction, attended him to the
scaffold, where he made some pertinent and i'm.
pressiye remarks, suitable to the understanding
Of the black spectators.
The Alexandria Republican of the 18th inst
has the following items
The RIyER.--The river still continues to rise
slowly, about one inch or more day The falls
will be clearly passable in about week, if it
continues at this rate.
K1LLED.--A man by the name of VIM. Left
witch was killed to-day, on the other side of the
river, by John Lemons, The latter is in Jail.
We have not learned the particulars,
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TO the Ladies.
AZ Ii II 81.

=
~ Respectfully offers he Ladies' Of New orlear
he treatment of The following dssaaes: PRoLAPsrs UTfEl
WHITES PRoFUSE AND PAINFUL MESsTRUATIoN, EN-
Gq2GEMENI AND LIBERATION oE THE WOMB.
taetEeatmen adopted thai th1sn
hs Hl"'sdanyashed Surgeons Paris
IT. 5cesaE here Of which shs has testimony
iad7' hee4n refer urS adisa
OF tss Uterus, not of Huoef9as nature,
Madam PisvoteB lsrss exclusively the lssse Of Ladies'
can be consulted DAILY, At ks.fesidgurs,
H1yls 2ptf Isa NJ rosenb strcet
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LATEST TELEGRAPH1lC NEWS
no rME NEW ORLEANS pAILY oREsoENT.
On The National LINZ.


STATE LEHISLATU RE.
BATON ROUGE, Feb %. Senate, THE bill
to abolish tacit mortgages was laid on the table
to- day by vote of fifteen to ten
House THE House was occupied until four
O'Clock day debating the eligibility of Messrs
Corcoran, Nixon and Welsheimer to their seats
The resolution declaring them ineligible was
finally laid on the table
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-24

On the Odd inst. the consolidation of the sub
urban districts and municipalities of the city
and county of Philadelphia, under the central
izing control of one corporation, is to be cele-
hrofpd
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Robensack's worn, Syrtp.

ts The efoctnal remedy discovered
Worms, children adultsbug pleasant
the infants The per
daily by this Syrup satisfy Unprecedented
virtue parent will be without after giving trial
your eyes picking
nose boad stomach sudden starting sleep
is your time 10 this enitdy
s The above valuable medicine sold whole sale .lby
. j. WRIGHT Il Co, ISL Chartres street., NJ 0.
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Two men, hands on the steamer VIM Garvin,
were drowned at Harpeth Shoals, Cumberland
river, on the night of the 10Th The boat which
they were in, attempting to get the steamboat,
which was aground, ahoat, was upset by the
force of the current
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Louisiana Legislature.
BARON RoueE, Feb, 81, 1856

wifi BAros RoueE, Feb, 81, 1854,
In the House to-day the Judiciary Committee,
to whom was referred the bill introduced by Mr.
0lney for the appointment of Inspectors and
Measurers of lumber and slaves in the city of
New Orleans, reported unfayorably The same
was, at the suggestion of the Chairman, referred
TO the Committee on Commerce.
On motion of Mr. Bullard bill to incorporate
the first Presbyterian Church in the city of New
Orleans was taken up, read q third time and
passed.
MIR. Olney introduced q bill to establish
Quarantaine station at the mouth of the Misss
sippi, for the prevention of the yellow fever and
other pestilential diseases in the city Of New
Orleans, Referred to the Committee on Health
A bill creating the Office of Inspector of weights
and measures for the Fourth District of New
Orleans. Referred to the Committee on Com
merce. .M..
Mr. Smart introduced an act to restrict the
Judges of the Supreme Court to decisions of
questions Of law in all cases submitted to them
The House then proceeded to the orders of the
day, and took up the bill authorizing the Parish
Treasurer to employ the Sheriff in the sale of
sixteen sections. Read third time and passed
The roll was then ealled-when it appeared
only Al members were present.
The Sergeant-at- Arms was directed to call
in the absentees.
In the Senate, Mr. Richardson introduced a
bill adopting the electoral basis, instead of the
one now in operation.
Also, in favor of biennial, instead of annual
sessions of the Legislature.
The bill introduced by Mr.. King was then
called up, in relation to tacit-mortgages, and
gave rise to long and animated discussion, in
which Messrs, King, Lacey Wickliffe and Moore
took part.
The principal objection was to the first section
of the bill which provides that no mort on ue oh Ii
take effect unless the same be recorded on or be-
fore the lst of April 1866.
1t was eontended that this was an ca parte
.tacto law which destroyed the obligation of
contract already existing, and that the Legis-
lature had no right to destroy vested right.
Mr., Lacey, who spoke at great length, stated
that if this Objectionable feature was removed,
he would vote in favor of the bill, as it was per-
feet in all other respects.
Pending the discussion on this subject, the
Senate adjourned until to morrow morning, 10
o'clock. q.
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FROM THE GERMAN OF LEssIse

asked my fair one happy day,
What should call her in my lay
By what sweet name, from Rome or Greece,
Iphigenia Celia, Chloris,
Laura, Lesba, Della, Doris,
Doripene, or Lucreoe.
"Ah z replied my gentle fair,
Beloved, what are names but air
Take thou whatever suits the line:
Clelia, Iphigenia Chloris,
Laura Lesbia Della. Doris
But don't forget to call me THINE y
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Spring Dry Goods.
Il q U E L & MIS- N,
No. Is CHARITIES STREET.
Have just from, George Thomas Aorse
embsrE from France and Rokaway from Liverpool splendid
sortmen Of SPRING GOODS which they sale,
RICH PRINTED BARGE ROBES, founces.
RICH PRINTED BAREGES
PLAID PLAIN, FIGURED AND STRIPED BAREGFs.
RICH BAYADERE BkREGE ROBES.
PRINTED oRGANDY ROBES, 3 and hannces
PRINTED ORGANDY ROBES ANDJACuNE TS.
PLAIN JACoNET MUSLIN, ALL CoLoRs.
MOURNING AND SECOND MOURNING JACoNETs.
PRINTED LINEN CAAIBRIC FOR DRESSES
PLAIN, PLAID. AND STRIPED GINGHAMS.
PLAIN BAREGES, FOR Wells, ALI. CoLORs
F0ULARD SILKS, FOR DRESSES.
SATIN DE CtiINK, eros DAFRIQuE AND LuSTRING.
sun SHADES AND PARASOLS.
BOBtNEr AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLIN DRESSES.
PLAIN STRIPED PLAID AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
JAcoNET, NANsooK, NULL NULL AND CAM.
SWISS AND JAcoNET BANDS.
EMBROIDERED cfTENISETTES AND SLEEVES.
LADIES' AND cHu.DRENs COTTON HOSE.
LADIES AND CtItDRENs SILK HOSE.
LADIES' AND GHILDRENs GAUZE AND MERINo SHIRTS.
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, GAuzE AND NERINo SHIRTS
GENTLEMEN's LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
BOYS LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
LADIES' KID AND SILK GLOVES
BALL AND WEDDING DRESSES.
LINEN GOODS
IRISH LINEN AND PLATILLAs.
BIRDS EYE AND HuckABACK DIAPERS
LINEN stIEETING, 81. i0-i, la and 1874.
PILLOW CASE LINEN.
LINEN MOSQUITO NETTING.
BoBIHET, 1874, FOR BARS.
FRENCH LINEN FOR BARS,
LONG LAWN AND CRASH.
TABLE pAMASK ga sd In.4.
DAAiAsK NAPKINS AND TOWELS
LINEN cAMBRC HANDKERCHGEFs from 81 to 1885, dozen
PLANTATION GOODS
ofal kinds WINTER GOODS of twenty
I'VE per cant G1QUEL Il JAMIs0N
eh2O strap Is Chartres street
DC R1AlST0NE IN BULK-400 cantors, equal
n to Rbop' 81 tons will be o strive, by
feb9s BAREIII g. Co al Common st,ast
NM HISKY-100 bills Fletcher Vapor for
" sale by JOSEPH LANDS Co. SO Tehoupitonl.,r 1T
4 NANDLES-560 boxes Star, for sale by
~ fctat JOSEPH lands 4 CO., Is TchoupiteulasI
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Drugs, .vaediCtne 0ma UIpemicuts

DR.. H. ]. COKE, No 95 Camp street.
~ DR. E. j. CoXg's PREPARATIONS, in extensive ar e
nearly fifteen years have by their CURED
unsa1P"sssdtfeQu by similar North.
SOUTHERN COUGH sInuP.
EXTRACT OF c0PAlvA, sARskP&RfLLA AND GUBEBs
AMERICAN. corGH LozENGEs
CHOLERA sYRhP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF ANN TE 4
MANENT CURE or THE PILES.
tR' For sale by Drnggsts aanernlr -.
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GOVERNORS HoRsE GUARDS - A pleasing
pearance of squad of the Governors Horse
Guards, troop composed Of the field and staff
officers of the LIST and I'd Brigades, l.. NJ 3,
and some others of our citizens who have
"passed muster" as colonels Their uniform,
thatof field officers of cavalry, with one or two
slight changes, is exceedingly neat and indi-
Gates readiness for "service.'' The troop is
about being chartered by the Legislature, upon
the principle of the sc ancient and honorable y
corps of Revolutionary times and the g Boston
Cadets" Europe furnishes many precedents of
such an organization The design is most ex-
cellent, and will well serve as an incentive to
the "onward march - of the citizen soldiery.
We hail with pleasure the appearance of the
worthy few of the 9Th, the " ice breakers" of
the enterprise, and wish the troop the success
it merits, Subioined is list of its officers and
members
ComRGude,-The Governor OF the State with staffl
Gapdin--Gol W W W Wood
FIRST Lieutendrh-Gol IL NJ. Summers
Second Lieuteiant-Col Walter V. Crouch
COf4tet-G0l. ]. NJ. c. Brady.
SHge0n--Dr w N Head
sergeants-Lieut. Colonies John l.. Mueller Kaufman,
McDOugall and Terrell.
corgmals- Lieut. Colonies j, Mccormack, schuppert,
Ricardo aud Lamottr.
Honorary Members = Major General John L. Lewis
Brigadier General T. L. Tracy, Brgadier General Denis
Cronan Col Henry Forno, Col IL Parongue, Lieut. Col
Leach, Col. Horace Heating, Dr. John Booth, Capt
Alex Derbes Major a A. Sora.
PiirGtes--Colonels Monaghan Phillips, Armstrong. Ed
wards Lieut. Colonies Condor, Etter, Steubapranch
Moses Murphy, Carman IRENE, McGauley, Morrell Wal
gamot Karstendieck Grand Pre- Fowel Polk Claiborne
Le Blanc, Wngdeld Maxwell, Bozonier Rareshde
Wheelahan Johnson etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-24

MEDICAL ARRIvAL.-In another column will
be found the advertisement of DR.. c. p Crane :;
who from the many testimonials we have seen,
enjoys and merits high reputation, for his
successful practice in those diseases or defects,
which are set forth in his advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-24

The Italian Opera Troupe, composed of forty
five performers, under the direction Of signor
Arditti, on its way to New Orleans, has joined
Madame sontag,s company at Mobile. Their
first performance was given last night
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.--Shermnn,s Curative Pa.

RupTuREs CuRED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
Rupture Remedy relief aud comfort and certain
guarantee the cure all Rupres good At apply
propeo establishment ST. Charles street. and inquire for
Sherman particulars advertisement third
page or sppy TO the ero for descriptive pamphlet bQS
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The Baton Rouge Comet announces the DEATH
in the 74th year of his age, Of MIR j P Michel,
for forty years resident of that place He has
left property yariously estimated at from one
hundred and fifty to two hundred thousand dol
lars, without either issue or direct heirs
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Drugs, medicines, goeSc,s,,, era, Of ,

PA I9e subscriber you'd respectfully call the attention Of
EEahtefe fhyscans and Families assorted sto
eys X article 9is linz Of
er gsaa ERESH Asp GENUINE pungA
VIII be found At this Mineral
aneh es t}S@kESS, BLUE LICK,
rt,ffT NJ Wh fulta honey ESSENCE FEPPERAST
'Sei'I't ,T m tEHs3 etc THOMAS RANKIN
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= Parade on the anniversary of the corp
List of passengers per steamship Ell Dorado,
Captain Gray, sailed on the morning of the 22d
Hnr Cd


Captain Gray, sailed on the morning of the 22d
for California GA Aspinwall:
Mr. Bateman, Mrs B.teman, Ellen and K ate Bateman,
~ Rogers. Mrs Dor, Mrs A st Clyr, Miss o'kano .
Kane, Miss L McAdamS Il Clifton, MIR West " Woed
j Long, 6 Leanwood g " Ranks, L Lore 4 Barnett "
q Fisher, S Boothman, B l. Ghinn Caruphei ] CLARK
I MeNamosa, Mcmahon, Canghlin. N MahGpny j
Bennet, NJ Barry, NJ snyper, W Snyder j Z Brooks
Mar.arick, saumargie, Henrik, Gross G Peter
son, ] Abara NJ Conner Wagnin A Smith O Taylor
l. Farlane, Nearonny, Lockhart j Clark ] Phillips
and children, l. Dubois, a Ieager Smith RRobps6p
Manuel, W Gr0fts Il Earle, j II Rogers l. Earle G W
mariaco w w 1saacs, w Isaacs. G Lnl r Keith 4
Keith, 10 Plathigan, X Pathigan. Dettman Dettmsn
Venondy, Mccarthy, Mrs McCulley and children
Mrs Eastwood Mrs Trim Mr. smith, Mrs Smith and child
johnson. j Kennedy, Louisa Wagner, Margt Stafins
Ann Deloin and child, j Morcor Ii Thomas D liar
lyman, Silver, DeLeon, mr. Salvador. Harby p
Charles, Nj McRo2ur, Q Rozier II II Stanten II Hnsmer
1 McGann O'Conpell, Destess j Ferrand Scott
W Gaughan Thos mciIaile, Bertupy, j G Laydis II D
Dos, III John John, Uareshang English, 6 preyos-
ts, d de Arazo Fernandez Boda, Boda and child
Frasey Baudo, Braudar Arnaut J Mckay p
Mcclure j Hint. mr. Fisher, Fararo, Moreau and
two children, Moreau, R Cole j b Robbins G A Mox-
by, Duncan. j " Little, II Howard, " Coffman +
Martin. Eaudchurst Mcdonald, Ledwith
Dunn, Boylsn, g Archey, mr. Melcher Altfnuna mrs
Meeher and four children, Grant j Carr W Wright
q Rtnney.
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