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Died on Monday. 9th of June 1853. at
Plymouth, FREELovE E.. daughter of l..
N. and S. NJ. Mclaughlin. aged one year
and six months.
Oh, breathe not her name, let it sleep in the
shade,
Where cold and reluctantly, her relies are laid;
Sad, silent and dark, be the tears that we shed.
AS the night dew that falls on the grass Ger
her head.
But the night dew that falls, tho in silence Il
weeps,
Shall brighten with verdure the grave where
she sleeps,
rolls.
Shall long keep her mem'ry green in our souls.
MOLLY
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accident in the Cincinnati Tunncl-
sir men killedl-On Wednesday morning
Hills tunnel, on the Cincinnati and Day
ton Short line Railroad fell in and buried
six persons who were at work. Five
others providentially escaped. and i'm
mediately set TO work 10 extricate their
unfortunate companions. One was got
out alive but died in few hours after
wards; the others were all dead. The
bodies were horribly bruised and mu,ila-
ted by the mass Of earth and stones which
had entombed them.
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CRoPs IL 0Hro.-The Ohio State Jour
nal of late date says that the prospect
for an abundant wheat crop in that State
was never better. More ground is in
Germ than was ever before planted il
Ohio, and it is in fine condition. Oats
potatoes, spring wheat. &C.. are all look
ing very finely, md promise an abundan
yield. Apples and peaches will. in al
probability, be very abundant. Pears
plums cherries. &c.. all promise an abun
dant yield.
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THE COMING HARvEsT.-The prospect
Of bounliful harvest. which bat few
days ago cheered the farmers of our State.
is, we regret to learn, sadly clouded. In
this county, the ravages OF the fly in the
wheat treaten 10 disapoini the hopes and
anticipations of our people. In some of
the townships. we learn upon reliable
authority. the havoc is so great that there
will not be wheat enough harvested for
the consumption of tho inha bltants.-
That there will be in the whole county
much less than midling crop seems Cur
tain The cool weather of the past
week has been favorable, but the pros
peci now is. that the most that can be
hoped for is that the croY will not prove
a total failure. Instead Of being thank
full for an abundant harvest, we shall have
occasion to be thankful for any harvest at
all. In other parts of the State. as we
learn from our exchanges, there is the same
complaint. ~
C0fduafer SsutincJ. fst.
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from this Department thorough and
prompt interference, as it challenges the
attention of yourself and other officers
lie peace.
need hardly say to you. or to any
other right minded citizen of Clay coun
ty, that the outrages 20 which | refer can
not be tolerated without utter disgrace
to the State and to your immediate COM
munity. If you do no, sympathize in
these sentiments, | have mistaken your
character.
have entrusted to my military aids.
Gen. Dodd. and Col. Nees, of Clay coun-
! ~. this letter, and they will confer with
you on the subject matter of the late
outrages; and adopt such measures. in
conjunction with yourself. ms will effect
ually repress the outlawry so disgrac eful
to US as people.
| There is and can be. no middle ground
| in this matter. The laws mus, be pre-
served at all hazards. and the persons
and property of cur citizens placed under
their guarantee and protection. This
shall be done by the whole power of the
State, let the penalty fall where il may.
These gentlemen will assist you in
bringing to justice all offenders against
the laws. as ii is your sworn duty to re-
press outbreaks against the public peace,
and to protect the lives and property of
the citizen wherever they are threatened
or assailed. You are also directed to op-
crate with Gen. Dodd and Col. Nees in
the organization of such force as will
secure the peaceable repair of the works
lately destroyed by the lawless persons
referred TO in this and former official
letters. and of whose acts YOU have been
doubtless made acquainted. This force
is intended TO preserve the good people
of your county from a repetition of for
mer acts of violence, which ii liz your
solemn duty. as we'll as mine. TO prevent
by all means placed al our disposal. In
making arrests for the recent outrages,
Gen. Dodd will refer you to able coun-
sci, who will give such legal advice as
may be necessary in the premises.
The control Of this force, its organiza-
ton and numb ers. will be lee: entirely
to the discretion of Gen Dodd and Col.
Nees. to whom you are referred for par
ticulars.
In haste, yours respectfully.
JOSEPH A WRIGHT
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MAN DRowNED.-On Wednesday last

MAN DRowNED.-On Wednesday last
the body Of Owen Mcdonnell, an Irish
man, about 81 years of age was found in
the ST. Mary's River, near Edsall's mill.
1t is supposed that be was drowned on
the Friday night preceding. while at
tempting to cross on the strlngers of the
old aqueduct. On the night in question
some men at work in the mill heard a
cry for help. aud Immediately went out
TO render assistance; but the cry was not
repeated. and il being dark nothing was
seen Of the unhappy man. He is said to
have been intoxicated when las: seen.
Fit IVdune Sentinel.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under
= signed, with the county Surveyor, will on
the 18th day of July 1850, at ten o clock a. m.
on said day, proceed 10 survey and locate the
C ornerS of their land in section 10, township
3d. range / west; and section "a. town "a range
. west, in Starke county. To meet at Samuel
Hamlet'S on said day and continue rom day to
day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail 10 meet the Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and
defray or provide for defraying their por ton OF
the expense Of said survey, will be returned
TO the county Auditor OF said county, and sucn
delinquency placed on the tax duplicate anu
collected according to law.
JOHN ROOS,
SAM'L. HAMLET.
June IL, 1855. l3ij-
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RIFLES ron KANsAs.-It is stated tina


RIFLES ron KANsAs.-It is stated tina,
some hundreds of Shapes rifles have been
sent out from Massachusetts. at the re-
quest of the new immigrants. to assist
in the election. With this. we under
stand. the aid Association" have NO.
thing to do, i. is entirely an individual
affair.
Things have come to pretty pass
when rifles are to ''assis. in our Amer
:can elections. The violent and indefn-
slble conduct of the Missourlans residing
on the border. in interfering in the at
fairs Of Kansas in forclble manner. is
the cause Of the "material aid" now be-
ing sent out from Massachusetts in the
shape of critics. 1t is high time that
the disgraceful scenes of turbulence and
bloodshed which have thus far character
lied the organization of ihe government
in Kansas. were put an end to. for they
are scandalizing the country. Upon Sen
ator Atchison and his friends in Nilsson
ri rests the chief odium. Of the late high
handed proceedings .-Cin. Enquirer.
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FE7IIE undersi gned, with the county sur
veyor, Will on the 9th day ofJuly Is 5, e.
o'clock p. m. on said day, proceed 10 survey
and locate the corners their land in sc ciions
Z, Is, II & 20, township - north, Of range 1
west, in Starke county, Ind, 10 meet at G. c.
Petros at the time above named, and continue
from day 10 day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail TO meet the surveyor
at tie time :nd place above named and de ray
or provide or deiraying their proportion ofthe
expense o. said survey, viii be returned to the
county Auditor OF said county and such deln-
quency placed on the tax duplicate and col
lected according TO law.
NM. c. LARABEE.
- SABINE.
June II. 1885. 1873.
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June II, 1853.
TO ,S0ss RfPSSFPesFS.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the under
Y signed, with the county surveyor, VIII on
on the 2jth day Of June 1853, at = O'Clock p.
m, on said day, proceed TO survey and Locale
the corners of his land in section 81, town
ship b, range west, in Starke county, Ind.
To meet at the subscribers, and continue from
day 10 day untll all is finished.
Non residents who fail 10 meet the Surveyor
al the time and place above mentioned, and
defray OF procide for delraylng their portion OF
the expense OF said survey, will be retuue
to the county Auditor of said county, and such
delinquency placed on The tax duplicate and
collected according 10 law.
ISAAC MARSH.
June II, $3.50. 1868.
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DTrTCHTNG.

Office is hereby given that the Comnis-
sioner and Engineer OF Starke county
will offer for sale as the law directs, the con-
tract of Ditching as follows-the contractors
will receive their pay for the Ditchlng IN state
Lands any where in the county:
Ditch no. 5, town 81, range / west, 9OO hod :.
do /, do 53, do DO 49o 90.
do a, do 81, do 90 4oV 90,
The above bitches will be offered on the 3Oth
day of June 1855, at my store in Knox, Starke
county md. at O'Clock p m. on said day.
CHAS. S. TIBBITS Com'r.
Inne "a Is35.. 1913.
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DAVID VANVACTOR, }
S. G. GORDON, : Comr's.
JACOB KNORLOCK.

I would renar k in relation TO the indebted
ness Of the county, that several items of ex-
pense are unusually large. The expense of
jurors, poor and criminals, amoant to the enor-
nous sum of SLIGO %. The purchase of a
tract OF land for Poor Farm, has increased the
medicines of the county $500. The de-
lnquent county Revenue runs up to the I'M
precedented amount of $1,000. In addition
to this the county OWNS $3.50 in the stock OF
the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. Were
these amounts available, they would reduce
the Indebtedness of the county about one half.
In order to pay off the Indebtedness ard the
current expenses, the per cent for county pur-
poses will have to be slightly increased over
what it was last year, which will be cheerful
ly paid by the greater portion of those who are
not delinquent.
t. MCDONALD, AMC.
June IA, 1853. 1873,
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Commissioners,
ED .N7Gsl ESPSidPssfS,

NOTICE is hereby given that tie under
Y signed, with the county Surveyor. Will
on the 29th day of June 1879, at ten O'Clock a.
m, on said day, proceed to survey and locate
the corners OF their land in sections % * 30,
township 81 north, OF range east, in Mar
shall county. TO meet at VIM. Jones' and
continue rom day TO day TIL all is finished.
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and de-
fray or provide for Gefraying their portion OF
the expense OF said survey, will be returned
10 the count, Auditor o. said county. and such
delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and
collected according 10 law.
VIM JONES,
GEO. A. MORLtCK
June If, 1855. 1.t3
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BARNUM's BABY SHow.-On the first
three days of Barnum's baby show
Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thursday,
44,l75 tickets Of admission TO the exhibit
,;en --~re -0id. which, at 20 cents per
ticker. gave the prince of Humbugs" .he
snug little sum OF Sll. 044l The sale OF
tickets was inleImit;ed three times during
The three davs. on account Of the incapa-
city OF the building to contain the number
desiring admii.ance.
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II Hdstt, YuU'o IFsPtClIUIt
JOSEPH A. WRlG HIT.
LOfOmOtiyfs.-In The United States Their

LOrOmOtiyfS-In The United States there
are 20 establishments for the manufac-
ture OF locomotive engines-in busy
times they make at least 1900 in year,
employ above 900 hands. whose wages
are about So 500. 900 per annum. The
iron consumed exceeds So 900 tons an
nually, and the value of the products oil
these works is full $40 eco. 600 per an
mum.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
v ed, with the county Surveyor, Will on the
29th day Of June 1855, at ten O'Clock a. M on
sa d day, proceed 20 survey and locate the cor
ners of their land in sections Z, Ia, Is, - and
20. in town b north. OF range west, IN StaTke
county. To meet at Jacob Dunham'S on sad
day. and continue from day 10 day TIL all Is
finished.
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and
deiray or provide Tor defraylng iber portion
of the expense O. said survey, viii be retune
10 the county Auditor Of said county, and sucl.
delinquency placed on tie tax duplicate and
collected according TO law.
JACOB DUNIIAM.
|. Il. MARSH.
lime IA 1853. 1885.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS.
the Marshall Circuit Court. AUGUST Term

In the Marshall Circuit Court, august Term
1855.
ohm Doolittle,
VS.. , Divorce.
Catharine Doolittle.\
Be it known that on the 18Th day OF
June 1855, the complainant in the foregoing
entitled cause filed his complaint in my office
against said de endant. for divorce, also at the
same time the affidavit of a DISTINGUISHED per-
son, from which il appears that SAID defendant
Is a non resident of the State OF Indiana.
The said defendant, Catharne Dooli;tle, is
hereby notified of the filing and tendency OF
said complaint aforesaid, and that unless
she appear and plead, answer OF demur thereto
on or before the calling of this cause at the
next term of the Marshall. circuit court 10 be
held at the court house in Plymouth II SAID
county, on the second Monday in August next.
the matters and things therein contained viii
be taken as confessed. and EIll be detemln-
ed n her absence.
Attest: r. CORBALEY clerk.
Pr r. c. CoTbaley dep
Hodges & Porter pltffs- attys.
June IL, 1850. lots
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The Rockville American says that a
sunor is in circulation there that the
county commissioners, who are anti pro-
hibnOry men. mean TO assess an extra
tax of five cents on the hundred dollars
20 make fund TO purchase liquors with.
to be sold under the provisions OF the
law. The American protests against it.
and says no sensible man will pay ii.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
AZ ADCu AIT GnTrNTy

l.
In the Marshall Circuit court, august term
1855.
Pierpont c. Turner,
: Divorce
Co.nela Turner.
BE 1t known that The complainant in
the above entitled cause has flied his petition
for divorce IN this behalf; and it is made salts
factorlly to appear, by the affidavit OF disin-
terested person that said defendant is a non
resides to- the State Of Indiana.
The said defendant, Cornela Turner, is
therefore hereby notified of the filing and pen
deacy of said complaint, and that unless she
appear and plead, answer or demur to said
complaint on or before the calling OF sad
cause at the next term Of the Marshall circuit
court, to be holden at the court house in Plyn'
outh IN said county, on the second Monday IN
August next, the same will be heard and deter
mined in her absence.
Attest: r. CORBALEY clerk.
Hodges & Porter attyS for Pltff.
June Ia, 1855. 1878.
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WAsHiNGToN, June 5.-The Intelligen-
Ger this morning publishes brief note
from Soule in relation 10 the letter of Mr..
Perry, and says it does not contain one
word of the truth, and that this last letter
shows the Jesuit and felon all over. He
threatens 10 show Mr.. Perry up in most
unfavorable position.
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MExIco.-The Mexican news recently
received at New Orleans indicates state
of affairs in that country unfavorabe to
the long continuance of Santa Anna
power, This is the opinion of The New
Orleans press. His resources appear. to
be we'll nigh exhausted, and large por-
ton of the country is in a state Of insur-
rection,
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The Masonic Grand Lodge of Indiana
which has been in session during the pas
week, elected the following officers:
Alex. c. Downey. NJ. w. G. Master.
e. y Foster, D. G.. Master.
Lewis Burk. S. G.. Warden.
z. @. Striker. J. G. Warden.
Chas Fisher. G.. Treasurer.
Francis King, g. Secretary.
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Tables Turned.-Flour in San Francisco
was dollars per barrell at last accounts,
in New York II. They have common
ced the shipment ofthis article from Cal.
fornia to New York via Cape Horn. In
a short time we may expect some thou
sands of barrels.
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RiOts.-The depredations committed by

RiOts.-The depredations committed by
citizens OF Clay county. some time ago,
upon the Birch Greek reservoir, have late
iy been repeated. and it will be seen by
late official documents in this paper. from
the Governor. that he has ordered out the
militia 10 suppress the mobs. until the
breaks created by their lawless acts. are
repaired.
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ADMINS TRATION

NTOTlCE is hereby given That The under
signed has taken out letters OF admin
istraton on the estate OF Abraham Miller, de-
ceased. All persons indebted to said estate
are reouired to make immediate payment, aud
those having claims are requested to prese u
them according to law for settlement. Said
estate is probably solvent.
JACOB II MILLER, Admir-.
PlNmOnth Inne | 1, lS55. I5t3
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Poor PRosrEcT.-T CassopoliS Dem
ocrat of the 9,h inst. says accounts Of the
insect in white wheat continue TO pour
In. Since our last, we have converse6
with several farmers from different parts
OF the county, (Cass county, Mich.) but
only to learn that in every locality the
wheat fields present gloomy prospect.
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June II, 1855.
ANIMAL EIXEagE2sE

F5NHE County Auditor submits to the Board
of Commissioners of Marshall county the
following report of Receipts and expenditures,
on account of said county for TIE financial
year ending May 81, 1853:
Receipts.
There have been received at the county trea-
Sury since June settlement, 1854, as follows:
For del'qt. tax as per august settle
ment S5i, s 161 90
For revenue OF 1854 rs found on set
Element, April IL, 1855, 4,0o2 So
For jury and docket fees, 80
For county property, 33 81
For taxes paid in at State Treasury, IS
Total receipts, S4,2I3 81
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Indianapolis American is the title Of a
new paper just commenced at that city.
by Hatch & Brothers. 1t is of the Ma.
tive American stripe.
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The young lady who walked all over
the city in the vain pursuit of a pin, of
the milk of human kindness, has Seen
more successful in getting little jam
out of the jar Of door. She got the
Jam on her fingers.
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A PlcrUaE.-A tall ladler leaning
against house, negro at the top, and
a hog scra tching himself against the bot
tom. -g'way-g'way dar; you'm maxim
mischief"
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S4,2I3 81

There have been County orders issued since
the first day of June 1851, until the 3lst dav
of May 1855 inclusive, numbering from one to
five hundred and twenty-five, for the follow.
ing objects, TO wit:
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County StatiStifS-Mr. Orrin MeAsCn
assessor of Greene township in this
county. has furnished us statement of
the produce, Stock &c.. raised in that
township during the year 1854. We ap-
pend the following principal articles and
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Obed VI. B .rnard
Foreclosure.

Obed VI. B .rnard
George II. Ramsey, Foreclosure:
Huger Hnlverson.
The PLANT IF in the above entitled cause this
day filed his complaint iorioreclosTre of mort
gage also an affidavit showing that George II.
ramsey, one ofsaid defendants, is non-resi-
dent OF he State of Indiana.
Tae said d, PENDANT, George IT. Ramsey. is
therefore hereby notified If the filing and pen
dency of said complaint, and that unless lie APP
pear and plead, answer or demur thereto url
or before the calling of said cause at the next
term of the Marshall Common Please Court l.,
be holden at tie Court House in Plymouth, in
SAID county, on the third Monday OF July mex,
the same 10 him will be taken as confessed
and heard and determined in his absence.
Attest, RICHARD CORBALEY, Crk.
Hodges & Porter Pnff's Atty.
Plymouth, Ind, June Alb. 1876. 1879
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NJ a 10 10 nl@IM

MARRlllIlO
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. n. l.. Brfke-
man. JOHN w. DAVIS TO AMY A. SHUTTER,
all of this place.
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NCDTuTSEEO

DOOKS will be opened for the Subscription
} of CAPITAL Stock to the amouLt of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, for The Branch OF
the State Bank Of Indiana, located under the
Act of the General Assembly of the State Of
Indiana, entitled IAN Act 10 establish Bank
with Branches" at Plymouth ON the 10Th day
Of July, 1855. between the hours of and IL
O'Clock, A. NJ. at the County Auditors oflice.
Plymouth.
The books will be kept oTen between the
above mentioned hours each day. for thirty
days, if said amount Of stock be not sooner sub
scrihed
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JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
ERASMUS B. COLLINS. Sec'y of State.

EXECUTIVE T, II
Indianapolis. June z. 1855
To Lot Loping, Esq. Sheriff Clay Co.:
The extraordinary state of things ex-
listing in Clay County. and the unlawful
proceedings attending the destruction OF
the Birch Creek Reservoir. and other
works appertaining thereto. and the out
RACES on indiyidual citizens, demands
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county the vengeance Of the people along
the canal, who, in this time of partial
famine. depend upon the navigation
which is sought to be destroyed, almost
entirely for sustenarce.
Such force should be sent 10 the scene
of action as would bring every scoundrel
engaged in breaking the canal aqueduct
before the courts where they would
doubtless, receive sentence TO conve
MEN: home in the prison of our State.
State Ssn.iuel
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State OfEndiana,
Marshall County, IS:
Marshall Common Pleas Cosrt, July
term, 1898.
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Total Indebtedness, $3.50 43
All OF which is respect FULLY submitted.
Il. MCDONALD, A. NJ. G.
June list. A. D. 1855.
Examined and approved by the Board, June
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For Ireasurer'S bill Tor wood, print
ing &c, 90 60
For Treas'rs % per CT. on 81 l39 65. l03 40
do per Ct for eceiying & pay
ing out $40 SO, 2 40
Total Expenditures, e6,97S %
do Receipts, 4,2l3 "a
Excess Of expenses over receipts, 81 765 10
Treasury minus June l. 1854, 1891 "a
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20 .SOss Residents.

June IL, 1855.
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N0lice 10 Non Residents.

June II, $3.50.
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= IT T|'.
TseccIDfs.
Expenditures.

Total receipts,
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June II. 1855.