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certain officers therein nsr,ed. and ~
srribing penalties therefor on sct con-
cerrnng the organ "a ton of volun,arY as.
sociations IN &c. amsr iatory TO ,he
act Tor the afpoinimeu; Of Net.r.es Pub,
iIc, deiia,ss their duties. &C.. On mo-
ton, tie Senate adjourned witt Mondsv
o'clock
HoUsE.- Reports; 4 considerable mum
her Ct BITS ~er> rrports~i t3ck from, GIN
mitiees--soinf with. Eiaers without :
@endmen;s. TIE following new bills
were reported; 20 amend thc act iocor
pofat'sg p.ank, gravel, ana NcAda,uiz~d
soad COMPANIES for the preservation
%nd collection of T.us; Funds; to 81
thorIze 'hr Treasurer Of State 10 receive
from the county ;re.su,ers the Free bpnk
rspsF received BY them Prior to Jsnuar,
Isl 1888. The nualher Of ,p:n.,ss. vs.
reported By SO clerks. convicted du,,n.
1894 and imprisonment in the ccnn,y
Jail is seventy the numbe, now j.,
the State prison Is thirty seven.
Feb, l2.-SGSATG-The following bills
were passed an act 30 amend section
Il OF the act 20 revise. simplify. and
aoridgc the rules. practice 2leadi &c,
In Courts an act 10 amend the act for
The government OF the Hospital for the
Insane an act 10 provide for the sale
on execution, Of buildings on lands held
Sy other owners; bill 10 subject Tho COT
porate franchises of Plank road and
Turnpike Companies, 10 sale Oh execu
tron an act TO amend the act u iacor
porate Tia Franklin and While River
Turnpike Company an act defining The
| tees ard duties Of Notaries Public, in ca
ses OF protest on deprecated bank paper
HoUsE.--As bill was reported bach
from Committee, and the remainder Of
! The morning was occupied in reading
Senate bills asst time. and House bills
second nne. In The afternoon the
| Free bauk bal was discussed. ard failed
10 pasS' third reading Tor wsn: Ga con
situations! majority. Aye. 10, Noes
40. The general school bill was report.
FL amt 1000 copies ordered TO De printed
The following bills were passed fixin:
the times Of holding Courts OF Common
/ he set Incorporating towns.
FEB. l3.--SESArr-Thc following
bills were passed. TO amend the &C. au,
| thorisinS Recorders 10 maze out com
| p.ste inde1cs TO records of deeds MD
mortgages; approprisiins $1,000 par az
mum tor colonization purposes. slow
ing persons TO make conveyance Of lands
tsEenen:s. etc. held adversely.
! HoUsE.--The following bills wers
passed: 10 provide for the settlement oil
! the judge men: held. against tie STATE BY
the Vincenues University. Ayes 50
noes IS To provide Tor the custody nj
support OF dangerous Insane pe.sons -
Tc authotize executors and .dminrstra-
: tors TO allow and pay claims. Torepeal
/ the l0ih section cf the act creating
| courts OF cancellation. To enable cite.
TO ratify their subscriptioss 81 stock q
railroads.. To autaosix- gos,dian. &c
| mortgage the real estate of tier wara,
! Tor their education ana ma.ntsnancs.-
! To regulate the fees Of esun,y oticsfs
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H. O. enc other p.essofs should -
passei .9rei.e~s the STATE lgom thscu.ze
81 irtsu pssalce.
III eigesFfpl II IL F.. S-4at7r II n,
Sc ~ suitj ihat l:sesfcoIid DC
etaiea unaes she oleias' ball. The o.,
iec; O tae 5i.i was 10 prevent tbis-lo
p'e7ea' sFocslies-sa PsegsG. saeh from
toilawlug Che basin $ .u7 lifei5ie ri
he acl;nov -iesd that foI.i j ,ia5ory
Cha law complied witA} could 1e soda.
Mr.. Brown responded Re hosed he
democrats wou'e; rot hesitate 10 act an
this bill. They had been charged vi.h
being the whiskeytes. and he hoped no
obstacles would be thrown in the wa, of
the friends Of this measure. He cont-n.
ded however, that Inc bill was nothing
more than TO esta blish genteel groceries
where foreign liquor couIG be sold.
Mr. Gfisas replied BY SAVING that if
imported liquor was sold it wonld have
TO DC sold in the sans c,sks or packages
and in the same Quant.ty in which it was
imported, IL The Senator could establish
groceries under this provision, he could
Try il.
The amendment or substitute was
lost. Those who voted in favor of i,
wefe-
Nessts. Brooksler, Blown, Drew.
Gaze brock, HostetteI. Jackson of T..
MrCl-ury, Ma,hes, Reynoli, Richardson
OF Spencer. Shields. Slater, and Spann-
l3-Nays So.
Mf, Hosbrooks moved to suspend the
rules and read the bill third tirnc nov.
Mr.. Suit said il the question WAS 10 b..
met now. he should most assure.i.y vote
/ against its passage. He eojt c!ed TO the
feature which authorized sgcnts 10 SCI!
iisuor, He characterized his as 10 bet
ter ihsn lesOlizing sro < shops.
Mr.. Woods exrisined. lie denied
that the bill granted the selling Of iauoi
as beverage in any shape or under any
circumstances.
Mr.. Suit objected 20 permitting for.
eign liquors 10 be sold. He said there
was nothing to compel men to sell these
foreign liquors in the same quantity as
imported. If a man imported 50 hogs
heads. there was nothing to prevent him
from selling one OF them, He would
vote for no bill which permitted lis man
uiacsure or sale. He objected to som.
further features. and moved tina. it ),
made the special order al some subse
quent day.
Mr.. Slater moved TO amend by provi
ding that the Agent should be elected h,
the people.
Mr. Brown suggested another amend
men' that beds should DO provided b,
| these Agents, as many SICK men would
Se found around these houses.
Mr.. Woods sail the friends Of temper
ance expected oil this. They would iii
patience possess their souls" lie wou.e
however. say 20 his friends that il Wa.
his opinion nothing could be gained .,
delay. He hoped the question would b,
me! now. lie therefore moved to lie,
the amendment OF The table which car
RED.
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-Ths European News BY the Asia,
IN another column is interesting. The
British Ministry hns resigned and no one
has b cen found oblo 10 form n Ministry.
The cause OF Lord J. Russell resigning
was the recalling OF Lord Raglan from
Tho crimea. His LORD. hip and Loyj
falmerslon urged on their colleagues the
absolute necessity OF recalling LoT( ssy.
laa 3, onco. The Earl oc Aberdeen
would not consent. The c .eta and
Prince Alhar:wefe crs ~ 10 such a pro.
ceedipg: un! Lsrt John, despairing OF
success II re Ciipss while the army was
IN co'n'.'sna IF :.nru Raglan, Forced a
Crisis by res:gniag. Lord Palme,a:on
''''i ins' ; upon the rscal clifford Rag
i-h; hence his refusal 10 join Lord Derby
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Arriyni oT the steamer Northern
ligMg.

NM lopE, Feb. IA.
The steamer Nor,hern l., eht arrived
from Aspinwa,i It's evening; SIZE brings
5476 coo in geld.
b his arrival wc have some later IN
Wheeler, our Mimic or 10 Central Amer
lea. mas 5-en 20 Granads % oF"cure the
archives of his Y',dece az ia rad re-
turned TO San Juan Oh &c y II had
visited the camp OF The karolailoai>t
and was received by Chom"ra. who is
steadily gaining ground. Most OF me
Anne orleans who Joined the revolutionary
party. had left in disgust. The ship
Julius Pringle, which left San Francisco
in search of the Cocos treasure, failed,
and was in port at San Juan. i7
A letter from Havana says that il was
reported tina. the British vessels OF war
which had arrived al that port, mad seen
a fleet Of American vessels crowded with
mcu. 81 ~ Ho-.f-tt CT tf9'
On the Sd instant the whole Spanish
feet got under weigh. and left the kar
Dor with mum Der of troops Oh board.
1t is said the Government received Sc :
crst advices Of fillibustering movements
by the Catawbs. i4
Rumors were current that Penal De.
loro had mutinied.
The second in command at Havana
lef, town for the south side. to emberh
for some part unknown.
Don Ramon Pent,. one Of the most in
fluential Spaniards in Cuba, has bern az
rested. charged with being in a conspir
acy against The governmsat. and nulner
Gus other arrests had also taken place.
All sorts oil fillibusier stories were CUT
rent. ~ - lHA sa 4N
But little gold has been taken ou:. OF
accslat Of the low state Of the water. o.
The. route across Central America i
represented as perfectly healthy, and the
trip vas made 10 IS hours.
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CONG RES SIONAL

NAfE-- " asHiNGToN, Jan. 6.-Thc
bill appropriating $500 600 for opening
the mouth OF the Mississippi R;v.r was
amended By increasing the amour. 10
$500. 900. and then passed.
The Senate took Up the Spcliation
Bill.
M. Wells made long speech ogains,
tAe measure, detailing the circumstances
Under ~asc. ;i'e spoliations were con-
''-,'tcd- 80. - iFE 'iss' tte ciaims ver-
nct .o.sLHs+ oe s.ct. al. ouea; not 20 b.
pr af,er Sea- tat-aef debate, i'm
when ssh, .iiala, Cay.on md or
efs as,.rlr- tel. - 5.L .s=se6 x.s
81. a4ss -
"a 5e.s aRpso2r.4s.og $3.50 o00 for
.te improvement @. Baltimore ha.bcr
vas thee tatea -. sht 81. ing ,he -
cu~sion ,hs Senot4 sH-eahast.
HOUSE --ihs House rent into Cen
mi.tes Of tn Whole upoa he bill pro
viting for the paymen, % uch portion
OF the T>xas debt as c. sle wi;hin tho pro-
vision OF The 'xis'inG law,
Mr. G.tGings was opposed to the ex
rendituIe os ne public moncv in This
way. vale ONO ard the o,ne. S.a.eshad
20 pay their own detts.
Mr.. Jones Of Tcmne see. moved an
amendment. " REDUCING re arpropr,a
ton in tbs bill rom IS. $50 coo to
SIS. 100000 This was objected 10 BY
several members. who said the bill Ia
tina, shape would be rejected by Texas.
HoUsg-Feb. The. Texas PRO-. i.
ton bill was passed cutting down the D
preparation from IS. 500. 600 TO SIS, GO0.
600. Tie vote was Il 50 10 13--the tw O
Texas Representatives, voting in the neg.
alive,
Mr.. Houston succeeded in going in,1
COMMITTEES Of the whole. intending "a
make il a test upon the tariff jucti on
bill. but instead Of proceeding 10 The
consideration. the coz aaitjee took up
the civil aud diplomatic bill by major.
ity, much 10 The delight VI he enc mics
| of the tariff bill.
| Much confusion ensued between MIR
McMullen. OF Virginia, aud Mr.. Taylor
of Ohio.
During the discussion Of the amend
msnt on The amount of'the appropria tioI
of Inc texas creditors bill, the former al
lnded TO the sleek headed gentleman fro.
| Ohio.
Mr.. Taylor retorted by saying it is bet
ter to be sleek head than block head
The matter passed into personal ex,
plantations, and dropped. upon the gen
eral conclusion that there did not sxis
! in the members Of the House more sens.
than was necessary for the country a
large. @
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
TIFF EsQUOAs ~.

On car first psgs We gise the Liquor
Law entire. notwithstanding the many
conjeclures Of vetoing from sources tar;
are considered post ed in the actions OF
Gov. Wright; he. ia, Governor. sisue1 j.
on the 10th ant II nav ..eras .aw %
take effect on tho I2.a Of Juee. i is
not necessary fof - 80 make soy con.
m7nts. The Governor, Il Is saio, did not
take any interest," r. he debate, but sign
ea II 10 ivlIiil as promise in his ennasI
:ssdSc.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

hut, in ihcirf'od anil lciii;rg, IL their ics-
p. as u evory'lrg, srda arc ! mi: to loti,
ON ctr ttl ies'hess ulcn We lock Gu iiat % :
u bs Ion, Us alifs. The Pue.iahs sur,.g>s Il
iGtee-@tieh ch, Prite. h and Ta,ks--in e.crv-
thinS' ex7s..t ~ rncrs hysIcel s,rc NTH AMI
coa'"se. ifcre WE cnmo ,G he best. "
h " e" CT cell ,hat HI, and. so w,sIL,. "a
iiiecl 7I.i, /. srd VII >s.cL i,fniy Of 1e,.ur-
ccS. should, &: :: Al, lcpeid o. he r-vc.tma-
- a o. e'--'be Bs;.;sh - Idici-- NJ sL., z
b re- E-'d to on h.E. w ~ the vi.,..-
ssio. IL cider 70 rake a. "a or wait ot nI.-
IL rr u eDoc, 10; :osay Z, EIaaCH ere"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
ThcNorth crn war-Theprospccts

The latest ramor Of al is that Sevas oaol
wouli b. s.or:ned IS the Turkish reiu-
frcements, 'hen expected in few lays. should
arrive. STt &c ss,osal hiss been ou the p6in
ofbsil G Captured 50 o:ien for The ,st three or
TO months That we have 9 one qlite inc.e i
ulols with reg ,rd 20 any ew rtn.or to tia, eli.
Z let; and cun. jcrasion OF the respective po-
sitions sn forces of the beiliserents readers il
probable hat no attempt To s,arm The pla.:c " i
se Md, pei 70 the opening of spring.
rhe combined al eiarmv now before S-sva--
tepol consists a. $1,000 rsneh, IS, 900 3 i,shl
and 10000 rkis froops---an array stuff censls
large, oEe would suppose. for all PI ,c;ical prr-
p'se, o. asscul' or defence, But the wre;ch.,l
nlition OF the troops is such. thronrf wan-
of shelter, bad ard in ncieut tod. AMI csa,,
s,fIcat mstA';ty. hat, in the luig,,1g. ct the.
London Times, e.brv week iinsct .;ty.sc9st.
as many psa As a pit h ID tie, W tn u no
glory. ani >t',i moIs w hout any r.sl,i.'' TIE
c,hditi, n tia e & IN trovpc is ',vi esch-d in
he sx'~eme auiseiso 5 he ssrezest cen, re
" re i'ritiiil IL Government fer filling to.
provit- f,r he cons,onsstwapta Of The. Door
i=,.ow- VII ,nl she hast cent + Fl ;ithsr IT, G
an wiia<ve hitherto displ ,yed such u ,iirch-
ing vafor "a The fae-1sf ss~rs dagger T>u t5si
ussvmSn. I'VE emily bo,sb' says the Tones
.asarrys superiority over ,he Turk whom, .ao-.
eordi,gI,; we abuse very freely. TIE French
suryass us ia their roads, in their port, in th,i.
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For tie ~ mouth }eI,.ci-.
10 ELLA ~ HEAVEN.


] - fc'm l. cold IL dan. Ella
I'M ti.io hsa,t e4:s 10 inure
Soy 40 We rs the. ELLA.
NJ" that thy Hie-or,..n. i.o.er.
Iflou hist ie.t father. Ella.
VINO be il'.- r lie parted;
Tho II gone with The anccis, Ella,
Aud icit him broken lie rt,G.
In hast 81 . mother. Ella.
O4e so loving. kind, and ir,,-.
hou hast leii her ~. rpine. El.L,
She = mourning Tor huo %.
Thou hast lsit Il sister, ELLA
Vino wls hrppv. hi he, aild gay.
Ere disease e ed my check. Ella.
Or death look is bl3o,u .~a,.
The BIZ IS will sing sweet songs. e..
Aaj the flows again will bloom.
The tees PIT forth ,heir bud, ELL..
And b.cs.oin around III tnnh.
I 'roRrE, lad. 1888.
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CT Our Bonk List is corrected, his
week from the Safe Sentinel" The
oaly alterations are: Huntington County
bank from class No. 2, to No. /. and the
Savings bank, Connersville, which hs.
been out few weeks, is added 10 class
No. !.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

A little shaver Of our acquaintance.
who boasts some nine or ten years of TX
., 'risnee while looking the sther evening
=. itten wi IA iss tail between its ie.th.
tuyaed "a his brother aud remarked
.G.n..,b.t iss prevalent kitten; he makes
both ends me>ir He was at once put up
on the die, of s.y's Political Ecenemy.
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In Cincinnati. on Wednesday, From
els Verand was fined twenty dollars. scat
to dungeon ten dsys. and bound IN five
hundred dollars to keep the pea &C. for one
year, for INDUCING in the laiury Of
whipping his wife.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

.Thr cif;z rs Of North Madison eelebra.
ted the p..ssse OF The temperance bill By
the firing Of csnncn. ringing Of bells, and
I. grand illumination.
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Prisons calling Tor any OF tho above
please say Advertised.
J. f. VAsvALKEsBURsH,P P. n. Plym-
outh Ind.
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EisfstsaiG Free BasiEs.
e)RGECTED WEEKLY.
The Fra Banks tiassilisd, aGd 81, lssacy
Established.
CLAEs 20. I

GLASS 30. l.
Bank Of NoTih America, Clint.n
Bunk of indiana. Michigan CITY.
Bank Of Syracuse. Syracuse.
Bank OF Rockville, Rockville.
Bank of the C4pi,ol. Indiana polls.
Bank OF Salem. (souih. Scion.
Bank vi Btoukvii!c, Brrokviile.
Bsnk Of Monticello. Monticello.
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen.
Bank oil L kha Eikaar:.
bank OF Nh. Vernon, Mt. Vernon,
Bank OF Warsaw Warsaw,
Cambridge City Bank Cambridge.
Central Bank Indianapolis.
Canal Bank Evansville.
CsescsGt Ci:y Bank
Farmers Bank Wes;f-il.
Farmers s Mechanics B.n.Eaciapspolis.
faysils County Bark conneisy..ls
Ufsa'inercy Eshk Lafayette.
hoosiel Bank Lrgtnspctt.
laIiau, Bank Ms0ison.
lndiaus Stock Bank l.aro.te.
hsn,ucky Seek Bank Columbus.
Las,unse Bank Li..s
hsFch-l's ana Msci.snics bxah New A..
lany.
New York a.s y;.gii,i. .ste Stock Eeus
Eyausvilis.
! PTsirs City Blk. Tire II = .;e.
SsieR Cans. .toTth) Ssl-nl.
oop !hefn Bsrs .: lnulana roff. H.ai..
iIsJsrs bama Indianapolis
Huntington CGuu.y Bank .Iuntinaiou
Savings s-"A ConnsrsY:...
oLiss -. 9. 80 G., $.
haismazoo Bark ktal.r
! Bans oi Frrysvi.i- Fessys7.iis.
Deiaware County B4ua Munoie.
! inhiana Reserve Bink h.Aosno
! y. I Slate Siotk Bank Y!nccnnrs.
! ilppecanoe 81. Winmemac.
W"bash River Biz Jasper
Va BASH RIver Ia Neville.
! Wabash River B.. New CorTydon.
bana CT Sou.h bend. SOUTH Bend.
Bank OF Cor. Wayne. Fort Wayne.
-'oTihwesirEn Bank Bloom field
. Upper Wabash BaAk, Wabash.
; Wayne Bank. L"gsns porte.
Wsyne Bsnk, Ri,hm nj.
I Great Western Bank. rcrre Iiaute.
! CLASS 10. 2. 70 CENT.
! - Aiatt 20 u -Hk. Dsf3cn,
baurei Bank Laurel.
Agricultural Bank Mt Sterling.
Bank Of Rockport. Rock sort.
Bank o! Rochester Rochester.
Bank Of Rensselaer, Reiissc.ear.
Farmers and Mechanics BANK Rensselaer,
Shawnee Blk. A,;icn,
tS;ale Stock Blk Jamestown.
State Stock Blk. Marion.
! Wabash Valley Ba Lossnspor,.
Bank OF CovinSton. Co.ington.
Farmers Bank. Jasper,
oleuben c.. Bank, Angola.
Atlantic Bank. Jackson.
Bunk of Albion. Albion.
Government Stock Bank -
Bank Of At:ica A;tica
Green County Bank Bloomfield.
Perry Co. Blk Cannc!.on.
Pub. Stock Biz, Newport
:Stato Stock Security Blk. Newport.
Traders Blk. Nashville
Western Bk.Piymouth.
Bank of Albany. New Albaoy.
Bank o! L. Nardsworth. Michigan Civ.
BANK OF North America. Newport.
Bank OF Auburn. Auburn.
Bank of Connersvilie. ConnersviIle.
Bank Of America, Morocco.
Bank Of Bridgeport. Bridgeport.
Drovers' Bank, Rome,
Merchants Bank, Springfield.
merchants Bank. Lafayette.
Northern Indiana Bank, Logansport.
Oraage Bank. Poseyvi;le.
Plymouth Blnk. Plymouth. -
State Stock Bank. Logaus port
STATE Srock R.nt- p
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
q re a

O.. T.b. 2lst. William Leonard. the lr.ap,
son of d. NJ. aud E. A. Dung IA Of this pla, ..
azel n lihs. afs fIHi go
Thegc, the peaccFalilsanr, Nvtlnut so ,nuei,
as knowing what labor ANA vexation ne. r. lies
still and is qsiei; sleeps and is at rest Saw
ing oaiy,o wash away i;si.ative- -impnliy ii,
h laver Of rege, erston, islgd .pctd, aaieu
% siine, aud terrestrial ,l;ig e go fe 80 g1sv-
tLoa'lor, Oh, pap c4s please c-v. -oui.s-g
o. iT-s' Il q sts5s 55rlts See sss 2.
'on ~ 2ea .tsi. W + 80 g. PsHe.. ~.
Evsssrs tsricIuesc.. c,siss -.sssS = ~
al 81 this pace.
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List OfEesfere
Ed ENATNiF7G in lie Pest Office at PLY
& youth. Feb. ~, 1859.

EzSt %
I'd BNATNiKG in
L Oouth. Feb. -, l5
Anderson Daniel
armstrong Ms a A
Anderson John
Alien Ira
AHgeruan "
sllenan 4 z
A len n 4 /
Allen Mis- 5 2
Ap3e Burnaleo
y
Barkct 1-j.S T. c
Big ( $ WIS Nal.loa
Bura samuel
BrCNnC -hSries
Blker arah
Bradley Michael
Rlake Johu.
R!ocBS & 60
BottoSsn Henry
nrookc Benz
Bead Beuj
burden Stacy
Brown Daniel
Penney W II
Rayman Thomas
ReuduCe John 3
Bur h Lucinda
Burbuck w illian
H'akely ro't
Borne :Sanl'l
Beariugee andrew
Rro@n Geo
3ilmer FAM liz
Butler Isaac
Rrinkerh1n D
RreadllneF David
y dkin Mary Ellen
Combs Snsannah
Combs James
Colman James
Cross Jacob "
Cowrider +
Clemenr BENZ
Copper Washing ton
Crow Isaac
Crosby A II
CARL J u
Cross Jacob
CuShnan Jesse
Carr G "
Cau,iir 7 John
Cross Nancy
Carter Nancy
DiMlmit James
! Deumar Joseph
Drake Nrthaniei
! Drie,c / enc
| Deernce Miss K A
DeviTm { harlc,
! Der.ickscn W III G.
Daw> OIL John .
| Dewi. w
English James
Evans Jerf cmiah
Elliot james
Ensle Han All
Evan Ereen
L
Franci> Mis- Cata
Ferry David ,
Fimey ] me-
Fletcher David 9
Els Ter Valentine
Foster J L
RI h job n
French 10 epll W
franklin Thomas
Grover John
Green Michael
Greenwood MrsA
Grace Ceorss
Greer John J
Gar nd w 3
Grnbo Peter
Carver John2
Gray To A
Cane 7 Q
Goddard John II
{ Gorden Mary A
Green Clarflssa
Gage King bury
II
Hudson My z
u'gh James
Henry Geo
Humneh ansu Henry
: uilr.s JAMES
Hvll Jessee
lou eknecht " r :
hall Mis- Ssrah
Eo1nan Jacob
Eoidernan Jas 2 2
IIanlil OH N ron
la fled iquilla
Hend B mi z
HI"see Geo
oo:en Peer
nosklugson Sin'l I:
little l9.eph
Henry Elizabeth
fngic Susaansa
IL { solomon
Johnson Jane
Jarvis Polly
Jone sy-ara
Jones Nm
X
I;r sgh Ia Il ; ,co5
Kinhet johs
X lily jon J
Kinnit ami
Kendall Y d
Kcnne y Wa g
Kirk : avina
Kelly John
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

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Cleveland Brothers Wyche &oo2s Richard Rngan
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