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STATEMENT OF the Great Western Insurance
and Trust Company.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I, 1865
I. Name aud Lccatity-"areat Wsstsrn Insurance
and Trust Company OF Phiisdciphia.
2. Amount Of Capital Stock, t5oO, 10000
5. Amt Capital stock paid In ~, 10000
4. Assets OF Co,
l. Cash on hand and in hands Of
ARents.....-... .......&l0 ,a1l,67
.. Zeal Estate ~ per
Schedule annexed. S6, COS. 00l Or Seized
) a A. Bonds and Mort
cages rs per Seized
~ vic anne .sd.. 80. $4,000 90 i4o,see
tom State Mining
co.........s........ :. s,foo 90
200 shares Broad Ton
Anthracite Coal
Company ..........,. 10000 90
400 shares broad Top
Improvement Co. 10 0OO 90
500 shares kimb ton
Coal Co.. ...... ..s.. is, 90
$50 shares Consolida-
ted Coal Co........ Is 10000
Q. Debts for Premiums l2a26qs
7, Bills receivable for
Marine Premiums and
balance OF subscrp-
tons to stock, tnego-
TABLE ,....... ............ so ,p04 80
--- sass, s4s 10
8. The amount of liabilities
doe or not due to banks
or other creditors by the
ccmpany........ ............ $3s, l9l.o7
s. losses adjusted and due... none.
7. not DUE. I3171s
8. unadj usted... ...... II, 500 90
v. Losses in suspense, wait
for further proof......... IL 10000
10. All other claims against
the Company-none.
Ill. Greatest amount insured by any one risk IL
5000.
IL The greatest amount allowed In the rules Of
fha fa,rpn "a c svxr IL r.. Ia.
town or village-according 10 sire.
u. The greatest amount allowed to BE- insured In
any one blockade.
G. c. LATHROP, President.
II. X. RIcaARpsox, Asst Sec'y.
SAM. NJ. RANKIN, Agent.
oct35d
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MIsNEn,s COM N EN- GA l. ana CLAs.
SlCAL ACADEMY.
To the Young Men Of Keokuk and slssuhorof
rIsH0HE Of you Who value iuslsnetion - ~
i TO get business eduosttoas - 80 xhoe.
ough, ore respectfully tnyisaa g sxn11aoa - ~
yantages Of this Institutiea. 0hasgeo 90 pepoe1t
merely nominal. and un1t1tAs 1t a Jonussy pay-
msnt will b rsssvs r. anything thas hAs value 70
the Pripsipak GoAelASS received and studiss con-
nenesd At asy tims. No Ciass System. Attend Il
your leisnsv, day Or evening. Scholars from Other
schools 10y pursue atudiss here out Of their reen-
ls saAeol hours. Satisfaction warranted. Dura.
- Il Commercial Course till the scholar u sst-
iGnsd.
The patronage Of those who wish TO obtain
tA0rcuGh knowledge Of FRENCH and 0EKMANis
solicited The Principal has tsfully instruct
- nearly 1000 pupils In the above languages.
Nerman1, Frenchmen, etc., wishing Instruction
in 1nglhh respectfully invited TO patronise the
school.
Scholars from out OF town can be accommodated
with board ~ reasonable rates.
Many Instructive books, periodicals., &c,, ct the
service OF the public, free, ~ "Academy HAIL.,
FRANCIS G. MISNER,
Keokuk, Oct. 70, '5s-dAw Prineipal.
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gBThe free colored people propose to
have Convention at Cincinnati on the 23j
and oath Of November. In their call thew
say that rs Congress spends most Of its time
IN discussing the question as to what shall
be done With the niger, they propose to con-
slider whether they shall not have something
80 say in the matter themselves.
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furniture store,
BY
]. "A. DUNCAN & co:
Fiffh-strces, hos. MAIN 4 Johnson.
A LARGE STOCK JUST RECEIVED.
MORE COMING,
OF every Style and Quality,
AND ALL TO BE SOLD
GS-C II Il Al son q A H,uH
Looking Glass Plates on hand.
Brygns AaK IsvrrgD TO CALL AND ExAnrsx,
ctl4d3m
House For Kens.
INHE House and lot formerly occupied by j. y.
L Cox, Esq, corner lst and High streets--onc Of
the finest situations in the city-win be leased for
IL. RICE,
oct2al2w Cor. 4th and Main.
ANDREW y. WILkINsON,
Late Wilkinson d MarshaIl1
Wholesale and Retail Drugaist,
NO. 90 MAIN-ST.,
nFFERS for cash to the trade, and at retail, o
~ full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window Hiass, Glass W are and
YArnishsa, AT and hsio1 naskst rates.
Aug Is, '5S-d
nj ITkAEE Silver Crystalixed--4s ounces Chem
~ icaily pure, in store and for sais by
Al. WILKINSON,
augled oe Msin-st.
CPTs. rURpENTlNE- 700 gal. in barrels and
~. WILKINSON,
i iNsEED, Lard and sperm OiI--2O0 gal. each .
Al. WILKINSON,
sugl6d % Main-st.
A LConoL, so and pb per cants--59o gal in stsre
A. j. WILKINSON,
auglsd IS Mains st.
sooPER's IsIkaLAss-so ne Of .his superior
A. s. WILKINSON,
sugisd IS Main-st
A YEk's Cherry Pectoral--2e0 dofen Of this
IA standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, In
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for keokuk,
augIbd IS 4sin-st.
ESkAYsER'S BAKING POW DEk, admitted BY
l. all who have tried il +. ~ superior to any 9TH
~ manufactured ana =. I. 's !. WILKINSON.
aug2Ad 06 Main street.
NOPAL, Nos. and 81 Coach, Iron, Demar or
~ White, Apan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Varnish Co., for sale in quaint ties to suit, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug2sd % Main-st.
IL EckEk's FARINA, . diet for invaiids and
a. j. WILKINSON,
auEz3d % MAin-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killer 10 gross large me-
! dunn aud small sizes, for sale BY
A. ]. wilkinson.
aug2ad os Msln-ss.
rHRoMES-Grccn and Yellow, dry, In store and
K. J. WILKINSON,
aug23d % Main-st.
DuHE Castor Oti--pressed and Clarified
L by steam--iB store ard for sale low by
A. ]. WILKINSON, Druggist.
augsld % dsin-st.
| Al ACE, 1o0 lbs. prime Penang in store and for
.a.a saIeby a. !. W !. n
81 n !. !. I, :. .. n..'"R
RE6PECTTULLY sOLICIT6 THE ATTENTION
OF THE LADIES TO HER
| NEW STOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
rNllE latest styles and fashions and various quail
= rites to suit all tastos have been selected.
| Bonnets,
Ribbons,
Artifcials,
Embroideries,
Collars.
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sTATEMENT Of the GREAT western
Insurance md Tguas Conapa n y OF
fh1aa ac lphia, Renn.
STATE OF IOWA; Auparnn's Oryrcs,
Dns noEns, o.. 10, 1858
/ It's hereby certified, that on the 18th day Of
i OcAcber. 1855, Matcnent waa nled In this of
doe showing tho condition VI the Great Western
tnsurance md TRAIT Company Of Philadelphia
Statsof Pennsylvania on the lst dayof September,
1858, In accordance with ta. proyisions IL an act
OF the Legislature of this State, passed jan
nary 18th, 1851; that such statement shows
that said Company is possessed Of the requisite
amountof capital, and invested - required III said
act.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
Insurance Company TO transact business of Insur.
ance In this State in accordance with the laws
thereof.
II is also certified that Sam I nj. Rankin, ESQ ),
OF keokuk, has been duly appointed by said Compa-
ny their lawful Attorney and Agent for the county
u Lee With full power TO take risks of Insuranes
therein, and to acknowledge service OF process upon
ne alaag certified copy Of the statement iisd In
this ONCE with the Clerk OF the District Court In
and for said county.
1t 10 further certified, that the annexed ID .
true copy Of the required statement.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
Il. 81 set my hand and all xed my seal Oh ONCE
this 10th day Of October, 1883.
JNo. PATTEE, Auditor Of Iowa.
by A. BEAcH, Deputy.
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ca The majority against Buchanan in
Pennsylvania, a. shown BY the Compression
o. vote, Is 200. There Was majority in
al the districts Of the State against the Bu-
chanan candidates except one, Florence, the
second Buchanan man, having been elected
by . plurality vote while in minority Of
some sixteen hundred Of the entire vote Of
the district.
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DISTINGUISHED MAN.-The New York
Tribune devotes page to the full particu-
lars OF the recent prize light between Morris
sey and Heenan, in which the former was
borne Cd victorious. Morrissey is great
man to-day, probably the most noted and
most influential man in New York City, and
hence II is that the 7ribnae socks it's justif-
cation for so large share Of ito space 1t
Is possible the Tribune is simply rubbing
Morissey down preparatory to trosting him
into the ring for Congress or for the presi-
dcncy.
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M - Dss Motxas tAaIs, Mms lie published
eosy Aoaday at this Office is one ofthe Oldest
~npess h lows, and has very large and increas-
Ane elree1ation throughout the pes Meines VAL
ley, Nosthsrn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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- a. SALT for sale Low by
~. ang3 W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
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W. ~ DlOks AFchaloes,
II AZ removed HE o. into M ~ sAary -
4 = HAtsh : Ths1psoase Aaw nnak lNli1lns. VI
sosasr = Maia aaA bsssaA asests. In11nnss %
0Gce On 0eeenA-st. rnoA SSiiv
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- .tMNFWI UOEIeCtIhK AKcmt,
FORT D0DI IOWA
~ssearscrs
Hon. John w. stockdaie, Register OF Fort Dodge
Land Office;
lion. Thomas Seargeaat. Receiver Fort Dodge
Lstd Ofdce;
Gen Van Antwerp, keokuk, Iowa.
lion. J. D. Thompson. Judge 18th Judicial Dis
tries, iiaryslon, Iowa.
aeo. Is. Reid keokuk. Iowa;
D. q. Finch, Dies Moires, Iowa.
Hen.s 5. 4. Douglas, w ashington, d. c.
June idly
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS,
nN which Special Taxes are due and unpaid
~ for laying plank side walk
0wncrs Names. Lot. Block. Tar Cost.
Unknown, / AZ xA46 Sl.I6
A6 l.48 lis
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners OF the
Lots described in the foregoing list situated in the
City OF keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
and all Others interested, that special tax has
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council OF said city for laying plank sidewalk in
front Of said lots designated in above list and
unless payment be made of the taxes so lowed,
and also costs, before the nth day Of oven
A. D. 1888, the said lots, or 50 much thereof o.
shall be necessary to discharge said tax and costs
will be sold on the day aforesaid, ut the Mayors
Oice in said city, betw cen the hours Of O'clock
q. IN. and 6o'clock pm.
q. C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Oct. 26, IS5S.dvd
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Frutts aud Nuts.
NA7E offer for sale very Choice and Fresh Sc
w lection of FRUITS and NUTS, direct from
New YORK, nj low prices.
New Layer Raisins,
New Lante Currants,
New French Primes,
New Citron.
ALSO,
English Walnuts, Filberts, Dates, Brazil Nuts,
Almonds, &C., &C., DC.
All of which are new and fresh, and will be sold
ut Wholesale or retail BY
KELLOGG h BiRdE,
ect25l No. lao Main-st.
TEAS.
ME ere receiving direct from Boston, and now
w have ready for examination and sale the
freshest, choicest, and cheapest stock OF TEAS
one often bsAolls ,consis ting Of
Imperial,
Old Tyson,
danpowasr,
Young Hyson,
0olong or Black
TEA. We are selling AZ retail rs good Teas III SO
cents as heretofore sold for ST. and all gr AIDES n
least 70 per cent loss than the suai retail price
All VS. ask lis trial. Dealers can buy BY the
Chest, or otherwise, ut very how figures.
KELLOGG BIRGE,
Gct25i No. 14p MAin-st.
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to evening" when expression OF opinion VII Do
made concerning the magnitude and prospective results
o this great enterprise II will be one OF the largest ever
held in San Francisco II ~ difficult at this moment 70
realize the fun Importance to tho Pacific coast OF inc
establishment of overland mail routes. Wo "M ceae W
be considered longer distant dependencya coioh
as it We the family OF States and are
socially and politically part and parcel OF the Uhien .
We received b tins mail ten days later news rom an
parts o the country than latest dates from New YORK
via Panama.
Mr.. ormsby special correspondent Of the New York
stage.
There is no later news from fraser river
rumor has reached here from Oregon that the IN
dams baye saleied another defeat Their loss repre-
snted evenly killed and greater number wpnicd
Nine hundred head Of cattle were captured.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
Since the sailing of the steamer OF the 9th, scarcely
sufficient has done TO warrant the making out of
report The mail steamer carried away 81 $50 f2o 81,
which, compared with the shipment OF October, 1857
sl 1858 800 36l exhibits difference Of slO3 2oe 49, The
shipment OF Oct. 5th, 1855, was 81, ,2T7 $50 So.
Trade during the i've days past has been very quet no
than day Of the list be said to have been
busy. IL Is gratifying circumstance, however, 70 Know
that during this time the demand for goods for the coun
Try has been ic which in time must tell upon the gene
raj trade In provisions the only feeling appears have
been with respect to butter which in active request
Other descriptions nave been quiet
In general groceries sales have been effected in
candles and foreign rice, but change noticed with
respect To figures The sales by auction unmpor
tant. Domestic liquors have been firm, but large
transactions took place. In domestic produce the only
noticeable feature the awakening Of demand for
feed grains consequence Of prices having gone to
point considerably below what will remuncrac shipments
to Australia and other points. Breadstuts are duh.
See telegraphc head for news TO October IS.
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rAs,e.-rhe Second Regiment, Colonel D $ Gregory,
Jr, Of the Hudson Brigade " J made their fa paradc
on Tuesday afternoon, and were received Al Hamilton
Park by Brigader General Jame r Hatfield, Inspector
Cbpch1sc, and Captain John Ncwkrk Of The hghwcoi
Guards q lobokcn. The regiment made vcry ucih
able appearance. The independence saafds, attached w
the above regiment paradcd about sorty men wAch
showed that they have recruited cnsderaBie snce tcr
have adopted hc brigade unserm AZ the CONCLUSION ~
the parade the Independence Guards we're enter etuct
with sumItuous collation., shen speecne~ were mide
by RriQa,ier 1enera Hatn,d Caouel ereSory, Captain
Gsain Of The Independence 1uards, Captain NevkS, ~
the Hghwooi Grarts Iicut Hopper. of the v 4 :, ani
others, tbs entertainment c'osins az ate uo0f.
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SUPERIOR covRr.


Nov io-Damid Ddgw g Jtraaao Fooi, wG1<r
~ iopes dud 9hoy--Ths continues to occupy tao
attention of tho Court for the second tmc.
Walter X. Jones, IN his examination by counsel Tor
The defence, stated that proposed On the part Of
Mr. Herros, 70 abusing the contract IN the S4a
Alias thcy gave Icfrck ssoo not would give ,hcu,
h-l Or Jcssc" u vas also proposed to him (witn.ss,
~ give up he contract aud that something very haod
eould bc made out 81 ihe city through tho Board
o Adermrn, thaths WIS asked to give NJ the contract
aud ~ IN for new one, aud that they should divide the
rundet Witness said he was not 10 the habit of dong
bussess n that way. aud declined the olIer
The case \ sim on
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wv FKtNTNNs wv. Tvs INV0t
The Arrtual n nc Fyra Overland Mail in Sss Fapcisco-
yrosr Risv Mus de-
Tho rvvsi mis- morning a the ss overland mail
scob from ~ Louis b less Than twenty four days has
caused gcrwal rejoicing throughcu, nc c,y. our c,
are determined TO mark their appreciation Of the
importance Of opening this route and the era naagu-
rates IN the bRsory of California. meeting e.icd of
, 1858-06-04

AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN CHINA
According to a London correspondent of
the Pays, letters have been received from
China, dated January l4tb, containing cir
cumstantial details relative to the projects
of the allied division which has left Can
ton for the neighborhood Of the Yellow
Sea. 1t is proposed to send dispatches to
the Emperor Of China, and il within rea-
sonable time a satisfactory answer shall not
be received, the town of Ten Sing, on the
left bank Of the Pey-Ho, or White River,
will be strictly blockaded. By this opera
ton it is calculated that Pekin must assur-
edly be reduced to a state Of famine within
very short space of time, the Chinese
Government never having reserve Of more
than three months provisions in the capital
of the celestial empire, and Tien-Sing being
the principal market for supplying the me-
tropoliS with food.
, 1858-06-04
Decidedly Cool.

The truth of the following story is vouch-
ed for by the Missouri correspondent Of
"Harper's Monthly"
Not hundred miles from here, some six
months ago, lived fair widow, possessed
of those shining qualities that most dazzle
and charm the bachelor. She was young,
handsome and very wealthy. Mrs. jackson
took an Eastern tour last summer, and was
beset by many suitors-ardent and anxious
lovers-among whom was Kentucky law
yer, quite promising man; but so enamor-
ed did he become Of this fair widow, that
he left a lucrative practice at home, and
followed her through the entire route Of
fashionable travel He met Der at Balti-
more, Philadelphia, and New York; he
danced with her at Saratoga and Newport; I;
and when the season was drawing to close,
be happened to be with hefLat Niagara,
and on the Ohio river and even at st.
Louis, when she was almost home. Hswas
always pleading professional business Jas the
reason for his excursions here and there;
but he managed to plead his own suit out
of court when courting the widow, though
be saw no evidence of a verdict coming in
his favor. At length Mrs. jackson stepped
on board the boat at St. Louis, to 60 up
the Missouri to her own residence, when,
to her surprise, the indefatigable advocate
presented himself, as fresh as May morn
ing. The widow exclaimed, as she met
him:
"Why, Mr.. Jones, thought you were
going to return to Louisville?"
Mrs. Jackson, my dear madam" replied
the lawyer, IL am here to renew the offer
of my hand, and to beg your acceptance"
Really, sir, / think have been sufi.
ciently explicit, and that you had no en-
couragement to pursue the matter"
"But hoped, madam, that my devotion
and perseverance wonld be finally reward
ed"
do you mean then," said the widow,
evidently softened, "ihat you really had no
other business in going this journey with
me than to prosecute this suit?"
None in the world, but the hope Of
winning you"
Then you shall be rewarded" she repli-
Gu, Win moTTy LWlnkie III utE TOBulSn,
beautiful eyes which the lawyer mistook for
a sweeter passion; then, my dear sir, you
shall be rewarded. Tell me now, as q gen
tleman, how much money have you spent
on this tour?"
"Do you really wish to know?"
''Certainly, l do"
Mr. Jones took out his note book, and
soon reported that he had spent nearly five
hundred dollars"
"Well, " said the lovely widow, II do not
wish any one to lose by me-" extending her
purse to the lawyer.
why. what do you mean, Mrs. jack
sOnw ......
Il mean what l say; take it, and pay
yourself for your summers work on my &c
count, and let us be quits"
And he did take it; and the widow had
to borrow money to get home. The widow
was taken all aback by the lawyers cool
acceptance Of the gold; but he cOnsoled
himself with the idea that if she would not
be his bride, she was at least fair game.
, 1858-06-04
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY JUNE A. 1853

GEORGE WAsHINGroN.-Magic namel II
none other under Heaven can draw US to
each other, that talisman can touch the
cords of unison, and clasp us hand in hand,
and bind us heart to heart in the kindred
heirship of one Patriot Fatherl Before
that august name Fcud and Faction stand
abashed; Civil Dscord bushes into Nwed
silence; schisms and sections are subdued
and vanish for iu the very naming OF that
name, there is the sweet concord of love,
veneration, gratitude, duty, patriotism and
self-devotion:-in it there is the harmony
of peace and the power only Of victorious
war, and the spell Of order, and liberty, and
law, and the strength and beauty of Ma
tiOnaI Union. 1t typifes all that there is
and ought to be of goodness, greatness and
majesty, in that country we chll "0ur
Countryp-the United States Of America.
And that country is the best type of its
Father.
, 1858-06-04
Precinct Meeting.

At meeting Of the democratic voters
Of Olympia Precinct, held in Masonic Hall
May 29th, the following proceedings were
had 'an
On motion, B. F. Yantis was called 70
the chair and b. p. Anderson appointed
secretary. ID
The chairman stated the object Of the
meeting to be, to appoint delegates to at
tend the Democratic County Convention 10
be held 10 Olympia, June 18th, 1855. Z
Before proceeding, to the selection of
delegates, B. P. Anderson offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was unanimously
adopted Sc shh7
RESOLVED, That before this meeting ad. 8
journ, those who participate in il will en7
roll their names; and that we all hereby
pledge ourselves to support the nominees Of,
our County Convention. -
The following named persons were then
chosen as delegates }i gs
E. Sylvester, g. K. Willard, Alfred
Hall, VIM. O'Shaughnessy, L. D. Durgin,
G. @. Blankenship, Smith Hays, Levi n.
0ffntt, VIM. Rutledge, Jos. Cornell, Isaac
Lightner, VIM. Wright, VIM. N. Horton,
JAMES frame, Oiids UdlaucEJ ". &u9Ailo1
Albert Engers, and VIM. Mitchell. ,,i, ,
Pursuant to the above resolution, the
following names were then enrolled: @
VIM. Mitchell, WIN. O'Shaughnessy, 8.
Garfelde, L. W. Austin, j. B. Kindred,
]. +. Frame, Jacob Hubbut, B. P. Andersq
son, Jas. NJ. Hunt, Geo. w. CoFliss, John
Comur, j. L. Head, Jas. Gardner, w. W.,
Miller, ]. G. Head, s. Gallaher, o. q.
Hicks, Levi H. Offutt, John L. Perkins,
A. ]. Baldwin, Lewis Ensign, NJ Patrick
Burns, w. II. Carlton, L. Murray, Frank
Lndner, r. M. Walker, J. B. Dickerson,
VIM. Wright, W. F. Donk, w, N. Horton
Isaac Lightner, A. FraDkel, VIM. Rnt-,
ledge, jr., Richard Lane, Geo Gallagher
Jos. Cornell, Edmund Sylvester, NJ Betta
man., Smith Hays, Benz Harmed Albert
Eggers, B. f. Yantis, B. l.. Henness, \.
r. Vernon, James Holman, Jas. Wilson,
G. O. Biankenship, d. L. Phillips, Alfred
Hall, G. K. Willard, W. Kirtley, q. II 4
Melvin, R. w. Moxlie, A. Kuhn, Edward
Furste, A. ]. Moses, w. W. Davis, Rufus
Willard, Jas. Taylor. ,,..af.a
No further business being proposed, the
meeting adjourned sine de. 1'''-s'a q
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