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scriyen q GaliagncF-s
General Advertising AID Collecting Agency.
So Dearborn-,'. Chicago.
Hail Rsaa anA Car-BallAers'
EuYnishing store.
e. 4. :. Armstrong 4 Co.,
No. ~ RIVER ST CHICAGO. H.,
Keep constantly on hand
MAC NISTS' TOOLS,
OF nil kinds. from celebrated manufacturers.
Putnam, Fi.ehburg, Springfield Tool Co., Lawrence
Machine Shops, Lowell, Worcester, and others
LATHEs,
DRILLS,
BOLT CUTTERS,
FAN BLOWERS,
Taunton make
And endless variety Of smaller articles used in
the machine shop. Also, agents for English and
American X. n. Iron. Il. X. Chairs, X. K. Spikes
and Lock Head Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
OF all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
Ssea@ Engines,
Which for style and finish be excited, hav-
ing all the new improvements. These Engines can
BE- sold lower than those made West, and warrant
ed have the full amount Of horse power they are
sold for, which Western make Of Engines seldom
have.
EAnr's CELEBRATED PORTABLE saw MILLS,
Can cut sth,rd lumber than any other mills
proportonate sizes.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting. all sizes,
Rubber Betting and Hose.
All kinds of sAw Mill Fixtures,
Saw Gummers superior to any thing ever invented
Machinery Oils. warranted not to gum.
Gxa All orders promptly flied ~ the lowest mar
ket prices. T., Il. (. ARMSTRONG Go.
myyd3m
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FOR SALE.
1nn FEETsquarc, situated on the corn
II "I and Rlnudean AZ

M FEET square, situated on the corner Of Let
lUU and Blondcaa cts.
fine Lots, on the corner of Fulton and l2th s,s
100 acres very desirable farming land, located
about 10 miles from the city the st. Francisylle
road.
100 acres finely located, soil very rich for farm
ing purposes, about miles abDve Montrosc. ON the
Burlington road.
two story frame SIRE, and lot 80 by 100 feet,
we'll situated in Montro-e.
The above property Is 4 red on very easy terms
Apply &c {. X. DlMOND.
juiyf2 kilbourne's Block, Main st.
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H. =. 4 r. BOWER.
Successors Ia Bruce 4 De niels.)
Wholesale GyoCers.

PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MO. 30, old stand, south side III Main street. be-
IN tween Third and Fourth sts.. Keokuk, lows
N. B.-We will make liberal cash advances on all
produce merchandise sent to US for sale here or
for shipment. and solicit consignments. Country
produce Of all kinds wanted for which We will
pay the highest market price in cash or goods.
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vTyuE copAstncrship heretofore existing snder eaa
! nrm Of bay Hoyle having been thia day 81
solved BY mutuAl consent, the business Will nersA1
tor be continued By stephen u Day at 10 9. 49,
ia5 Main ~. between Stt and eth. Send IN y0a
OEdeps. e =: -
Tsokuk. june 30, '5s-d1m. + AOxAk.
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No. as, Main Street
IN H II sub scribcrs
j would info rin the
public shat Il ey are
now pr spared I . FUR
nish a lTeatar Va riety
NJ Dics.ures than can
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AHUSQUTTO NETS AND BARS. -24 and 3 yards
wi wide Musquito Netting cut in any length
Twisted White Bsrs--sunerior article.
June 4-tikw L. d. fOSTEH.
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Tox MooRE's PoLlTIcs.-Tho subjoined
lively epigram was published in Dublin, ct
the time that the representation OF Limerick
was offered to Moore:
Whom Limerick in idle within,
Moore ~ her member lately courted,
1.-THE boys" for form sake, ask d of him
To state whstparty no supported.
When thus his answer promptly ran,
tNow give the wit his need Of gloryJ
~ m OF no party - man,
But, ~ poet, am.a-tOry.'
These clever verses have been attributed
to the pen Of the late witty Dominick Rsu-
aync, N. p, for Clonmel.
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Fer sale or Cn0rt0fs
vTyHE steamer "MARY c. rs she
1 lies 1t the 81. Louis wharf, in
complete running order, having been
thoroughly overhauled and re-fttsd
this spring. For particulars apply 20 o. aodssss
MUDDA HUGHES,
June l7dtf ~ o.. A0uIs
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ISTEREsTINs TO RAILROAD TRAvsLBRs
The following curious question Of law, which
has been under consideration by one Of tho
New York courts for some time, and which
presents some features Of interest TO travel.
ers by railroad, has already bOen briefly men
toned:
The Hrie railroad has been in the habit O.
charging an additional price for all tickets
not purchased at the ticket Office Several
persons, ignorant Of the rule, rendered their
pay to the conductor Of the car as he passed
along, and found themselves compelled 60 pay
this usurious interest. In June, Mr. Austin
took his place in one Of the cars of the COM
pany without purchasing his ticket The dis
tance Of his trip was three miles-the price,
ten cents. When the conductor came to him
he offered the ten cents, but was asked for al
extra dime. Finding that this mode Of ira
yelling would become expensive be refused b.
pay, and was shown 20 the door. He brought
an action to recover damages; judgment was
rendered in his favor for twenty-five dollsrs
aud costs, the court deciding that the statute
did not authorize the company TO demand
more than three cents per mile, and that oil
further charge was illegal, and consequently
that they had no right to ask the sum in ques.
ton.
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OFFICIAL.

| FRsAsURT DEPARTMENT, May 2e, 1856
Notice is hereby given to the hsidefs Of the
stock issued pursuant to the act Of Congress of
I'D July, 1919, that such stock is redeemable by
Its terms, and will be paid at the Treasury on the
surrender Of the certificates thereof on the 18th
Of November next, when interest thereon will
| cease
This department win continue to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and viii
pay therefor the following pesmium, In addition
to the interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
the vendsr:
On such stock received at The Treasury between
the 1st day Of June and the 3Ist day Of July In
elusive, one-haf Of one per cent on the amounts
specified In the certiAcates;
On such stock received between the 1st and 31st
lays Of August, one-fourth Of one per cent;
And on such stock received after the 3Ist day Of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, viii be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
States by the party entitled to receive the pur-
chase money; ana when sent prior to the 1st July
the current half years interest mu also be as
signed by the present sockholder, otherwise such
Interest Will be payable as heretofore.
And notice Is further given to holders OF other
stocks Of the United States that this department
viii purchase the same between the Ist day of
June aud the lst day Of December next, unless
thesum Of 81 500 0O0shan be previously obtained,
and wfh pay for the same, In addition to the in.
terest accrued from he day Of the last dividend
ofinterest, aud one days additional interest for
the money to reach the vendor, the following rates
u premium:
On stock Of the loan Of lsia, premium Of 10
per cent;
On stock Of the loans Of 1857 and isas premium
II Is per cent;
And on stock issued under the act Of 9th Sep
tember, 1850, commonly called Texan indemnity
stock, premium Of per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this notice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par
ty entitled to receive the money; and IL sent pre-
7ioas to the 1st July, the current half-year's in
tere't must also be assigned by the present stock.
holder, otherwise the interest for the half year to
that day will be payable to him as heretofore.
Payment for all the foregoing stocks will be
made by Arafss on the assistant treasurers at Bos.
ton, New York, or Philadel phia, as the parties
entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
se-dt2Nov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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OYSTERS AND CLAM SHRLLs-The shell of
oysters and CLANS consist mostly Of calcareous
matter, and are, therefore, valuable as manu-
rial substances on most soils. The shells Of
the cTnStacea and testGoea, are used now Quie
extensively for various purposes in husbandry.
Both belong to the class Of feslcsIeous msnures,
and on all lands destitute OF cslcarsous
matter, they effect q constitutional aneliors-
ton, highly important and valuable. Machin-
erv has recently been invented and set in ope-
ration Cor grinding oyster shells, and the pre-
pared article is for sale in many places The
demand for it, though already great is rapid
Iy increasing, and will, no doubt, become soon
80 extensive as to be with difficulty supplied.
The shells of Holsters, crabs and other crus-
taceous animals, are also possessed Of valuable
properties when prepared as manure, though
less 60 than shells, In consequences OF the in
ferior quantity Of cslcsreOus matter they COS
tain. All these substances, together with
bones, are Of great utility in the preparation
of lands in which clay is less abundant than
sand, when TO be used for growing corn or
other grain. All such materials are OF great
importance in composing.
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hGlt ltAf L.
guineas is perfect, they readily apply the "a
cunisry argument as final. Examples % H..
gilsh stolidity are the anecdotes of Rurope
They are good lovers, good hsters, and slow
but obstinate admirers. In all things thew
arc very much stepped in their temperament,
like men hardly awake from deep sleep which
they enjoy. Their habits and instincts cleaye
TO nature They arc Of the earth, earthy,
iuii OF coarse strength, rude exercise. butch
et meat, and sound sleep. Any hint for tho
conduct Of life, which reflects on this animal
existence, is looked on with suspicion, as a
tHIeat t 10 stop the supplies. A saving stu
p Ilony masks and protects their perception IS
the curtain OF the eagles eve The English
man Is intensely patriotic, for his country is
50 small. His confidence in his own nation
makos MIN proyokingly injurious about other
nstiOhs ne dlsiikes foreigners. When be
adds epithets Of praise, his climax Is sso Roe-
lish.' When he wishes TO paw Won IN. hisbast
compliment, he says: "I should not know
you from an Englishmsn He has such a
good opinion Of England, that the ordinary
phrases OF disparaging what relates to oneself
In talking with stranger, are mistaken for
an insuppresslble homage 10 the merits Of his
nation. The New Yorker or Pennsylvania
who modestly laments the disadvantage of a
new country, log huts and savages, 10 sur
prlsed by the instant oommisseration Of the
whole company, who plainly account Of the
whole out of England as a heap of rubbish.
ihe same liSytation pinches his foreign
politics. lie stic0 70 his traditions and usaeee,
md so help him God, he will force his island
oy-iaws down the throat Of great countries,
Ike India, China, Canada, Australia, aud
lot only so, but impose Mapping on the Con-
,ress Of Vienna, and trample down sll nstio.-
Ilities with his taxed boots. English nature
s so rash and aggressive as to be little in
compatible with every othor. The world is
lot wide enough for two.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE


II street, btftceen I2ti dNd 13th streets.
SELECT CLASSICAL Il MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
H'HE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTE
Il will he resumed on Monday, September 1st
Thorough instruction will be given in the vari-
Gus branches Of an English and Classical Educa-
tion. The number CT pupils Is limited. Students
preparing to enter College, and those especially
who wish TO qualify themselves for admission
into advanced classes, will have the benefit Of a
particular and careful training.
Terms per quarter, for the English branches
Sl2 so; for the full course, SI5.
For further particulars address
eu19-f CHARLES u. YOUNG, Frin.
HAVING ENGAGED THE SERVICES
L OF thoroughly competent female Ieacher
for the education Of my own daughters, am pre-
pared 10 receive, members Of my family four
or ave young ladies'. Every effort will he made
for their moral ana religious training, and liberal
culture Of their minds.
Terms for the scholastic year Of ten months
commencing on the 18th Of September, 1856, as
follows
Fer board aud tuition in the usual branches Of
an English education &l35 5-an additional charge
Of 80 for French, and Si5 for music and use OF
instrument.
Address MRS SARAH A. DAWSON,
Springdale, near Potomac Furnace,
Loudon county, Virginia.
iS-w1wA
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NEWS FROM THE ARCTIC REGIONS.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE Al
j. de- Union Bottling Depot, a supply Of b BLACK.
BARRY BRANDY, an infsllible remedy TOT
summer complaints, both among children ana
adults. Also, SUMNER BEVERAGES GA o. al
EmeRtcan Champagne, Porter, Ale, Cider, all OF
a1perior quality Stomach Bitters, carefully pre-
Kred by scientific men A great variety OF 81
fups, and any quantity OF our unsaIPassea ~ M pre-
ver-lined apparatus Also, that excellent tonic
for tnvalidsI6inger Wine. Leave your orders
either with our wagons or at the Depot, corner
Green and olive streets, Geoygetown, Z.
iv 0-N Army l. SHINN.
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EDUCATION,
u Z ID X q ETOWN CLASSICAL AND
HATHEMATICAL ACADEMY.
NORTHERN LIBERTIES SEMINARY
FOB YOUNG LADIES,
Corner of L and Tenth sfrsets,

Corner of L asd Tenth strsets,
MRS. A. T.. BELL, Principal Preceptress.
THE NEXT SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF ,bis
l. Institution, will commence Monday, Sep
tember LIST, when the young ladies will bear In
mind that early attendance will greatly facilitate
the arranging Of casss, so that as little time NAV
be lost as possible by long vacation
limited number Of young ladies will be re.
ceived as bcarders.
Circulars, containing terms Of tuition, and fur
ther particulars can be obtained ct the principal
bookstores, and at the Seminary au l6-eo2w
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ST. JOHNS ACADEMY,

No. 81 South Royal street, corner of Duke,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
TNHE EIGHTEENTH SESSION WILL
commence on the 1st Of September, and con-
clude with the usual public exercises about the
1st Of July following.
The course Of study embraces the Greek Latin
French and English languages, Mathematics,
Natural Science, &C., &c.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition per session Of ten months, pay
able semi annually in advance. 3 I25 90
Tuition per quarter Of II weeks ....... 500
Ancient Languages, Stationery, DC form extra
charges to all who not entered FOR the session
For further particulars see circular, which can
be had on application to
RICHARD l.. CARNE, Jr
au l9-eO3t PRINCIPAL
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The best materials and the best workmanship Is
employed to produce IS Hat, which Is sold for
90 So. We do cash business, meet with no los
ses, but give each customer full value for his
money. Felt and Straw II ats unusually low
NJ B Agent for Driscoll's BALM Of Thousand
Flowers. Price 25 cents per bottle.
ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa avenue Agent
for Nov York Hat Company. m 24en
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BOOT, SHOE, AND

ces, Bonnet Boxes, new style; Carpet Bags Of all
styles and qualities Also, general assortment
OF Ladies', Gents, Boys, and Misses Shoes, all
colors and stiles. All wishing to purchase any
Of the above articles will hnd 1t to their advan.
tage to examine my stock before purch asing else
where Gall at b p. HOOVER'S,
- Iron Hall Penn. ave., bet. 9TH and 9th
tV22 sOees.
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HATS! HATS!

~ tne drab Beaver ventila-
ted HATS, which l offer
at S8 SO; they are the best
Hats for the price in the
United States. The best
black dress Hats got up In
he latest style for 80 50, as
good as those usually sold
al IS; and a good fashion
able Hat at 81, worth "a f;
and a arat-Yafa Hat al sn
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YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
Co,se, of Dwmbnrton and Moatg opsry streets

MRS. GEN'L WHEELER, Principal.
VGyHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will be resumed on Monday, September lst,
with renewed exertions on the part Of the Princi.
pal for the intellectual, moral, and religious I'M
ppToyement of pupils committed to her care
Mrs w tenders her thanks to her friends and
patrons for the liberal amount Of patronage she
has received and respectfully solicits continual
ton OF the same.
Circulars obtained on application to the Prnci'
nal. au T-tSeplo
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FAIR BILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR

TTNHE TENTH TERM OF THIS lNSTITU-
i tion will commence on the 9Th Of the mint b
month (September) next
Circul afs containing further information In re-
gard to the School will be furnished to persons
who desire them on application to r. kiRk,
Montgomery county, Maryland au 7-sw
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THE COLUMBIA INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

No. 446 EIecenth street, tstwsen g and II.
Prof. GEORGE H. STUECKRATH, Principal
Mrs JANE Z. WILLIAMS, Vice. Principal.
au l3-2W&
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Rugby ACADEMY,

Foarteenth street, opposite franklin Square.
TTNHE TENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
l. this Institution will commence en- Monday,
September lst.
Number Of pupils limited.
Circulars may be obtained at the residence OF
the Principal, on N, between 18th and 18th SITS.
CT. MORRISON,
au u15-14t* Principal.
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and rel ase TO the United Ssates and release TO
reHs must b duly executed by such rarty. to-
gather with the assignment and releases fron the
person in whose favor settl, ment and raynent is
| requested
| One or more audited certificates or one or more
evidence Of the ame character Of debt, may be in.
ciuded IN The ram. a,signm ent, rc6 cs and afiia
vi, OF ownership, if each certificate is correctly de
scnbad by numb ,r, cate, amount, and ram, Of the
original Fayee. 1t should also appear whether the
certihcacs were issued by the authorities of the
Sate OF Texas, on account of the deb, Of the repub
lie, or were issued by the republic of Tcxa accord
ing 10 the facts OF each case.
The assignment to the United States may be ina lie
IN e. INN IN foi N the ref fa1es should bs yn ac
cordng TO the 70, ns ub;oined-A andB d.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary Of the Trca,uiy.
Form a.
Know all persons by these presents that --
- has rcisa sed, a1d by rel, .es, the United
Sae OF Am rioa from al further liability or cla IN
'of ms payment OF certificate tvtoence of drbt
nnmber---, for tho sum of s., issued by
the late rep bic Of Texa., (Or by the authorities Of
The state OF Te1a', a, the case may b ~ and re-
deemed by the United S.a:es In accordance with the
provisions of OF Congress entitled UAn Act m
Prov tor the payment of such creditors of the late
republic OF TeJa, as are cCmpTeh ended in the act of
Congress Of September nine, eighteen hundred a nd
fifty" approved the asth day of February 1855, aad
al act Of the 'tate Of Texa,, approved the LIST of
Februa y, 1856.
As witness my hand and seal.
Form B.
Know all persons by these presents that
HAS released: a ld hereby releases the s a of
Texas fI, m all further liability or claim for the pay
m'ht or certiiit a,e or evidence Of d~bt numb r
--,fn the sum Of 81, ssueu by The late re-
pubic Of Texa' (or by the authorities Of the Sats
OF Trxas. al the case may bcO and redeemed by The
United States in a,cOrca,ce with the provisions of
an act OF Congress, entitled {" An act TO provide for
The payment of such creditors OF the Ia e republic Of
Texas IA are comprehenGed in the act of COICre IS
approved the 2s-h Of February 1885, and an aci Of
1856 -
As witness my hand aud seal.
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NP, HOOyEK's ID

De TRUNK KSTAB
LISHMEN TT have
on hand the largest and
most extensive assort-
ment o. 6entlemens'
and Ladies' Sole Leath-
en- Travlipg Trunk , Iron
and w ood Fra m G
Packing THunkA. Vail.
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BROOkVILLE ACADEMY,

MONTG TGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND.
VINHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will commence September lst
Terms: For Tuition, Board, Washing, etc. %,
$3.50 per annum
Catalogues may be obtained at C. II. Lanes,
Pa avenue, or by addressing the Principal, at
BrOokville, Md.
f. b. PRETTYMAN, A. NJ,
an 16.2w Principal.
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

REV. c. W. DORRANCE,} rhlNcifALs
VUyHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
Il Academy will commence on Monday, sep
tember Ist, 1896. For terms see circulars at the
principal Book Stores. au l-u
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THE UNION ACADEMY.
4

Pria. U. A. Prln. Y = A.
TENHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
i InstItution. and of the UNION FEMALE
ACADEMY, will commence on MONDAY, Sep
tember 1, 1856. jy 23-3m
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WAss rsesps for premiums duriay the tiiasIs
Pad Sr osss and expenses during The 1l,lsa o.
r NJ. MORIARTY, President.
J.MORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary.
The GREAT WESTERN FIRE INsUR-
ANcB CO OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital $500, 900. Charter PsrpsssaI.
Charles G. Lathrop, So spruce street.
Alexander Whilden, merchant, IA North Front
street
John C. Hunter, Arm Of Wright, Hunter & Co.
z. Tracey, firm Of Tracey & Baker.
John X. NcCurdy, Arm Of Jones, White &
AccurdY.
SAC aaxlehurst, attorney and counsellor.
James Smith, Arm Of Jas. Smith co.
Thoo w Baker, frm Of Tracy Baker.
K =. Walton, $50 Market street
Thomas z. Limerick, 54 Spruce street.
John J. Baker, Goldsmith's Hall.
I CHARLES C LATHROP, President.
q THOMAS <. LIMERICK, Secretary.
RISKS changed from other companies to this,
no charge for policy fee. Enquire at the once Of
Il. kaaAall, over X Monow's Exchange Once
6rst seos West Of w. B. Todd's Hat Store, on
Peansyfyania avenue.
EE-& DAVID MYERLE, Agent.
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Form b.
As witness my hand and seal.
The following is list Of the audited certificates

No. Issued 10.
1859 Oscar Engledow
1873 Trustees Of Austin
College
1882 III MOnsaTa. & Co
1870 John Karnpr
l704 Daniel Cah
i7ss l7a wa'eo's
l746 John w Por,is
ITO ! X Elliott
1867 Harriet George
1916 Miles s Eennett
1879 Nathaniel Rudder
1881 ! Levi Tyler, admir-
1893 Of w II Kelly
1898 Samue! Wildey
1899 Georgs Sutherland
Ioft J I Henningj
1913 Is4s} Eccles
1874 Edmund Balinger
1852 ] ID Logan
1856 L 7 Green
1865 David Avrcs
1859 ThHm"s r James
1873 T. SchiPdis maati
1889 J F levitt
1897 f Emma
1899 Par,ilia Lee
1920 y ~ Gioz IN yer
1922 Gilbert Johnson
1928 Robert LUsk
1929 E w Caxihern
1920 VIM Cochran
1892 F.anci Moore jr
207l Andrew Ta.sy
2972 Isaac stewart
issS} fsss Jew vlehe'y
i9ss i9ss I."' nrsaond
IsTS Ts% navid G Burnct
~lS9 fS9 RIP McMaster
IssS FP Gently
2l45( c,y yp..
62j " " is''o
1901 1901 LouisIa a Dav''
1903 E Frost
236 Thomas Reed
23l6 Ha -rison G. Bryant
1880 ] b McDOr AID
2340 Arthur Garner
9tl J F Mar'chtit
1911 Andrews & Gr8vcr
9B5S p g Merritt
2349 w Pinkncy
1850 J ID g ddInss
1854 J Cha Rford j.
1858 A p EdgsrtOn
1859 Thomas Warner jr
1868 G. o,ge X Sis.are
1854 F,ancis Brichfa
2332 Eli2 alb ,th Carter
1888 Wm Davis
2.e7 Joseph II m'inson
1890 Sneed r. Turner
1890 VIM Kimbro
240O II II FayDie
240l II w hiIEank
2i02 Ca,herinc Allen
2405 Henry KriI e
24l3 ] w Lawrence
24!8 stephen Smith
2434 A & Horton
2f2S Ella oha'et EastOn
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