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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-15
State Of Tcmnessec--Frank Co

Ira E, Douthit, ct us.
A. c. Douthit, w. w. Crawford, ct ais.
On motion of complainant, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk &, Master thai
the defendants A. c. Douthit and w. w.
Crawford are nonresidenta Of the State of
Tennessee, SO thatthc ordinary process of Law
cannot be served upon Them
1t is, therefore, ordered that publication be made In
the Home Journal newspaper published in the town OF
Winchester, Tennessee, for four successive weeks,
qung said nonresident deendantsto make their
appearance before the Hon. Judge of next Chancery
Court, to be holden in the town of Winchester on Wed
ncsday after the third Monday August next and plead
answer, or demur to compainlnt's bill, the will
be taken for confessed and for hearing expare as
them. Attest, H. X. ESTlLL c. & NJ
April Il prs fee 4 90 BY Nath Frizzel, d. c.
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Sin has many tools, but lie is the
handle which fits them all.
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Stale Of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
r. J. Turner VS.. NJ. g. E. Rich.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT BILL.

On motion Of complainant and i. appearing
TO the satisfaction of the Clerk & Master ,hst
the defendant, Marshall Rich, ia non.resi-
dent OF the State OF Tennessee so that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served OH
him,
Il Is therefore ordered that publication bs
made for four successive weeks, in the Home
Journals newspaper published in Wincbes-
ter, Tennessee, requiring said Rich 10 appear
herein on or before the first Wednesday attel
the third Monday in August next, to plead,
answer or demnr TO said bill or the same viii
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
exparte as 10 him.
II r. ESTILL. c g. NJ.
APPS Nv Ry Nl,h Ffi,zell. D E
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WIN. III. MITCHIN,

MO. ~. MARKET STREET, between Union st. and tho
Square. keeps constantly hand full assortment
OF every description of Hardware and Cutlery Particular
attention paid TO building material, &c. aug29 1y
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P2QYw & KS,
INO. w. CAMPBELL

GAIN takes the privilege Of informing the Ladies ana
"A Gentlemen OF Winchester and vicinity that ne - YAK
ing the best and cheapest Ambo and Mclanotypes W 'nc
States. lie has new instrument. which he knows Is
perfect md viii take almost all colors fnot he lattcs
himself that he the paint brush, ana give inc
richest or coors lie invites all to call soon.
Ian lh I6A
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MAR X T. II.

FRIDAY, Jan. st z, NJ.
The stock market was rather irregular this morn
ing. With considerable activity prices we're unset
tied, and there appeared TO he no particular move
ment in any of the leading railroad securities Some
were higher and some were lower. AT the first
board Tennessee State G's advanced ! per cents
Pennsylvania Cool Company 3; Cumberland Coal,
4; Michigan Central Railroad, 1; la Crosse and Mil
waukie, 4. Virginia State 6's declined per cent;
Cleveland and Toledo, 1; Chicago and Rock Island,
i; Milwaukee aud Mississippi IL. There was very
large business in State stocks, and prices were well
sustained. In railroad bonds there was a good deal
of activity. The abundance of money helps up the
best class Of securities. Good State stocks, good
railroad bonds and good bank stocks are steadily ad-
vancing, and most Of the purchases are for perma-
nent investment. We can easily under
stand how an easy money market should
put up prices for securities OF undoubted
character, but We do not understand how upro-
ductive railroad stocks can be at all benefited by
such influences. Because moneys plenty and cheap
il does dot follow that railroad stocks which pyVaa-
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHnADELFH1A, Jan. 8, 1858.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania SIS, s2A Pennsylvania
Rsiro.d, 9e4 Reading Railroad, 90 Morris canal, AZ;
Long Island Railroad, lois.
INV OarxAys Jan. 8, 1883
Coion-sales 10 day $500 bale, at size a sIc for
iddlng and &C. e4c for good do. Sales for tho week
az 600 balce Receipts last week 600 stock at New
Orleans sol 600 Receipts less than last year 200 90
Receipts At all southern ports les than last year COO
sugar steady at aa.c a sc sMolssses iec 1910
white corn 5ec yellow do. COO. Eastern hay si5 IS,
Western hay SIC si6 90. Pork very dui at el2 rs
aIs Bulk meat and shoulders &c Hams &c. Sides &c
q CSC. whiskcy l0ic. Rio coffee SIC. avg sales OF
the week IL GOO bags Receipts last week Is SOC bags
stock al New Orleans % 0J0. Sterling exchange lOi
1o7 Freights 10 Iiverpool-Cotton I'd, Hour 6Oc
csc, pork T5c 10 soc. Cotton TO Havrc lc. -.
CHARLESTON Jan. I, 1865
CottoThe sales OF the week add up 1000 bales, and
the re ,cpson OF the Aancs advices Good 10 fair mid
ding quoted OF &c axe Flour has declined-s6 %
rs 62h 49,.
CottonSaes 10 day 400 bsles, at extremes Of &c. a
axc the market closing with advancing tendency
Augusta, Ca, Jan. T. lSss.
CottonSacs today 500 bales, the market closing firm
Prices have advanced 1c since Monday. We quote mid
ding fair at eaca 9sc., With more buyers than sellers
MopnE, Jan. T. 1868.
Cot,onsales today 900 bales Prices have advanced
cd &c MiddlIng &c. The market closed firm
CINuSSAri, o., Jan. Z, 1859.
Hogs dull, at ~ - so per cwt. Receipts, 1900.
Noes Pork lower-tl2 Lard dull, a, Sc. Green meats
nc lower Shoulders, axe. SAC. Hams, 6ho. Tour
J advancing-s3 rs a.; receipts light Money tght
Exchange on New York, per cent premium; on Phila
deipbis y per cent discount; Baltimore, per cest
discount Mssoup poIes throHnout
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New Hampshire Republican State Convcn-

CVStuKD, n. H., JNn y, IbO5.
At the afternoon session declaration Of sentiment and
resolutions adopted setting forth that It the
duty Of Congress TO prohibit slavery the Territories
that squaer sovereignty illustrated by the democratic
party, is sham; that the imposition Of obnoxious
stuton and unjust laws upon people tyranny that
they have but little respect for the pretended efforts
20 maintain the Neutrality laws while Of the sgners
OF the osend manifesto President of the United states
that while the United States troops engaged in subju
eating Kansas the golden opportunity Of extingushng
the rebellion In Utah !s LOST and that too, while demo.
cratic Congress is issuing twenty millions of dollars
treasury notes to pay the expenses
Gen Nye, Of New York, made an hours speech to the
(onyentiop.
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Indiana Democr.tic state Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan s, 1858.
The democratic Convention for the nomination Of State
officers assembled ia the Hall Of Representatives this
morning. and after considerable confusion organized bv
electng Governor willard, President large meeting
WAS held in the Capitol last night and addresses
made by Governor Willard, Hon. John Petit Judge Hogos
and others Hon. Jesse n Bright and other distinguished
politicians are here The Convention nominated mostly
old officers Resolutions passed endorsing the ad
rninstrston The friends Of Senator Douglas much
dissatisfied and will probably hold another Conyentlon
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8, 1851
Convention Of the soldiers Ct the ~ar Of 1879 was
held here to day. memorial adopted asking Con-
gross make appropriations to the soldiers Of the war Of
1884, and Of the frontier Indian Of tho period
II stated by several speakers that number Of the
,nAa on. composed the armies in the West at that time
arc now in n.,asstous circumstances, and that 1t no
moro than justice ths Congress should afford them pecu
mary aid After mutual saln atons aud renewal Of old
acqusintanceshps, the Convention adjourned TO meet
here again the 9th of March next
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received and The motion carried by vote OF forty
three against TWEEN, sev n. This acon account
OF the expressions contained in regarding the American
party and the Governor expressing the opinion that the
City members elected b. fraud and violence. The
message having ten ubshed in advance Of its being
gent 70 the Ieg'ure the members thus obtained know
ledge a. It's coneu and the majority decided 10 vote
-eceptiOu.
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sPKtIAr ENTERTAINMENTS To N1orr.-M Waack's thea
tire Mrs Hoey takes her annual benefit and presents the
play new to this house, called Same Blake" Mrs Hoey
well de the favor Of the public, and Will doubtless
be honOred by full house
At Moz'rt Hall Mrs. Fanny Kemble gives reading of
Hamet for the benefit of the st. Georges Society. The
entertainment wo1ld quite suffice to fill the ball. setting
aside the object which is fully worthy of tho unanimous
support Of the public
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8, 1858.
The schooner Monte Christie has arrived here with Tam
p:co advices OF the Goth ult
The news of Comoniort having assumed the Dictator
ship reached Tampico the Goth. proclamation OK
pressing adherence the order u things issued
on the same evening
ALI was quiet when the Monte Christie len.
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ORAToMO BRooKIYS.-The Harmonic Society, with
DAngr, Caradcri, Formes and Perrng will give Handels
Messiah at the Atheneum this evening It is perform
ance altogether superior to any that has yet been given in
the getty Of Churches"
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
Important from Washing toh-Message OF the
President on Nicaraguan Afrairs-Anairs nj
Albany-Gov. Kings Message-News from
Europe, Central America, Mexico, Cuba
West Indies, Sc.-NIarlkets, Sc, sc.


The WEEKLY HsRAID will be Published AT eleven O'Clock
this morning Among Its contents will be found the follow.
ing
Important from Washington-Message of the President
Nicarsguan Afairs-Proceedngs in Congress, &C.
New York State Anars-Legsative roceeAngs-Message
Of Governor King.
General W alker's Letter to the President
General Tenningsen Private and Public Filbustersm.
Arrival of the Fill listers AZ Norfolk.
News from Europe-Fnanc'al Afdrs-Mr Buchanan
Message in England-Tremendous Earthquake in Naples
&C., &c.
Additional Intelligence from Mexico.
News from Central America Cuba, West Indies, &c.
EdoriasThe Presidents Message the Seizure of Wal
ker-The Old and New Fbusers; The slavery Question in
Real Crisis at last ReOpenng of Congress-
The Fnbusers the House of Representatives. European
rallaces In American AhairsAre We Expanding Con
tracungS The New state Of Things in sevicOTha Last
Chance OF that Republic, sc, &c.
Latest News By Telegraph.
financial, Commercial Religious Politics, Sporting and
nar4,me Intelligence.
Weekly Review OF Tia New Ysrk Cattle Market.
Marriages and Deaths; together with largo variety Of In
teresting local and miscellaneous itemA
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing. be had
u Tie counter. Price ak cents
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Movements I'm Real F:ssase.

To following sales made yesterday Of real csaas,
al 10 Merchants Exchange, which, considering the ioca
ties brought high prices The FIRST lot sold was IN WI
namsburg The next parcel vacant ground bloch
north OF Hurgse ferry, Fast river opposite Astoria
and cat OF Yorkvic. The next situated in Harlem
and ON Eighth street, near avenue h
lot ongDunham place, Erooklyn, between South sixth
aud South seventh streets, 2sxe2 e........... se20
parcel on hshty seventh street. New York, near
avenue b water front Of 100 IT, s in by 50 ftx6i
a5Sio0s 800
aSSiOoii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. '' 800
sIs, near syssae Observation-Disclosures. s,ssQ
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WASHINGTON, Jan. =, 1883.
Case No l4l.-Tho United statesivs joachim Estudio
motion 10 dismiss was argued on both sides.
Case No 21.-Frank Dynes Jonas n. Hoover. Argu-
snent continued for defendant and concluded for plaintiff
The Court then adjourned I'll Monday.
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Weather Reports.

CIScrSsATI, o., jap. Z, 1858.
Tue weather is clear here, the mercury marking 80
degrees above zero this morning
The river falling rapidly ard its dspth in the sharsei
is now twenty ono feet
PHiApstPfu,, Jan. q, 1857.
The weather here 10 day clear and cod the thcrmo-
meter indicating abou, 30 deg above zero
PIrsBuRG Jan. 9, 1857.
The weather Is clear and cold, with the thermometer
marking 30 deg above zero.
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e.. Is OF the Cleveland, PaanesSuie anu
HAe 0or~ 'abuia Railroad Company.
AsN CLEVELAND, Jan. s, 1853.

NR HBRAiD.
rss r,n> issued by the Cleveland
The interest on tho tcnAs Company to the Sgs
gainesville and Ashtabula aires d to IN your issue
bury and Eric Railroad CompanS rScT,> ion Of the cou.
OF the 9TH instant, will be paid Iyese The refu
pons in Philadelphia, where they are payAos ,A,n thu
sal 10 pay was caused by q misuuderstandir. oe'
TWO companies. This has 10 day been adjuA "- y a.
agent Of the bcndhcdcrs acc the Ccyela,d Pa
and Ashabula Railroad Company. The amount o. "'e'
rect due the lst instant deposit In Philsdepbis
vous to that time, awaiting the adjustment Of the mas:
O. W. DAVIS, Agent Of Bcndbolde~s
.WM. CASE, President C. p. and A. RR. Co.
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The Florida Indians.

INV ORLEANS, Jan. 8, 1853.
delegation Of scminoles and Creeks, accompanied by
government agents has reached here. on the way 10
Eicrda, 10 induce Billy Bowlcgs 10 emgrae 70 the West
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. s, 1858.
The report published in the Cincinnati papers of this
morning the effect that the Merchants Branch Bank Of
CHS city hadaed is ascerned 10 have been erroneous.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FFIrAfl Jan - p VI
AsiEs-saics Of about 80 bbls. pots and lsart. ~cs
made al SIC per ID.
BfSanrtrS-Flour-The marke, conllrlsl buoyaa
and nrm whlc prices werc without ol.saso &C mpor
snce. The sales embraced about 600 500 bbis
ClOklnr within the u The inlln1
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The Hattie of New Orleans,

NV ORLEANS, Jan 3, 1858.
Tue celebration here to-day OF tho Battle Of New Or
leans rather dull The weather very unpleasant
IN the
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Kr~NDr-y1y--On Monday evening Jan g. by Rev
James klsti, 81 No 30 sss.ath street, Mr. McwAn u.
ks>sxDf 10 Nas- assLan vsss all q this csy.
feyros-FArnn,oS.- Friday morning, Jan. l. al ~
rcTdcnce Of Rev. 1T Armfage, Mr. JANIS w. Poorou =
fs fvssrrr Phr,un-ow bosh ~ this city
ksreas.-bsss, -on Sunday, Nov. Al the resifsccs
% bshup Hughes, BY Rev. Father Barry, Mr.. rxoun
PA las 10 Miss JoH.SSA BAEKY, daughter Of John
Earfy.
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ROCHosrFR. Jan y IS5s.
The Grand Jury 20 day found truo bill Of indictment
against Ira stout and Mrs sarah Laes for murder Of
Ctarte W
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Defiance SalamaDdcr safes-With Patent
powder proof locks ana Also bnrrsr
proof parlor safes. Depo 192 Pearl street.
ROBERT N PATRICK
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NvIssirg-ssrce 18th Un., a

Under Garments for the Million, at Me-
LUGHIIN'S 80 Greenwich street. corner OF Murray Shirts
AL sizes, ready m de OF made to measure.
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Shirts Made Tn Order the Latest APP
proved plan and guaranteed to it, at GREENS shirt
factory, No. Aston House.
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Mlsslpg-Ssrce 18th Uh., q Medium Size
black leather rupk piarked r. With star $50 reward will
be paid for It's recovery The Intention Of bAssseen ana
station masters specially requested Address OF
Itackus Nichols Co., 81 Maiden lane, M
CRANE WE5SON.
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For the BLOODY. II. stnnord's Iron and
sulphur powders Agreeable 70 the taste and only
the biood IL powders ~, at Is State street
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BerTy's Tricopherous II the Best and Cheap
est article forressng bcauyng cleansing curling prcaer.
va and restoring the har Ladies try IT, Sold by all dggss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09

CampbelIs Turkish Hair Tonic ~ cents =
bo,tlebesi hair resorer In uscat CAMPBELS corner Of
Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street
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tar. II will allay itching, subdue inflammation proven.
AGA ring the OF tho disease. References
hshy respectable persons Vho have used H. 90 cents bot
ne ut 10 Slate street snd Druggists.
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hair Of BALD color invited 70 call and consult Doctor
GRANDJEAh consui,atios free Al "a Church street.
Of Barclay HE new nu gives So hair the natural color de-
srsd and may be eonsded real prodigy Of chemistry.
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yx,s,ar.s wild Cherry Baisam-A scientI


combination ~ the active principles In the Wild cherry bark
and tar Il doing wonders IN The way Of aeviang all lung
diseases II tose obstinate that nothing
else will reach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09

Rupture Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Office removed to No. vesey street, Asor House.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, WIGS aed Toupees -
The best In the world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied, No 4 Aster House.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best ri world SURPRISING al made Sold and applied
=; the manufaciory "a Broadway.
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Campbell, Apothecary and Chemist. corner
OF Eighth avenue aud Twenty eighth sreespecil personal
attention 70 prescriptions
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and full written descriptions Of character with advice
self culture a1d choice Of pursuits given daily FOWLER
a WELLS, SIS Broadway.
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White, the Hatter's Fall style, -; Last
spring style reduced 70 81 ~ WHITES, las FULTON
500 Ladies' Visited Ikimbal1's Gallery or Fri-
day for abruype kenesses Portraits 20 cents 70
and 81, at 3i7 Broadway.
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fsnng local pains sudden chlls nausea and despun-
which the feebltr sometimes subject from
peculiar causes under the action OF these pills upon
be orPnns
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A. 0rand)eAn IL tho Only Person whs can
be consulted scientifically al diseases Of the human hair
"a Church street corner Of Barclay The 6Ith And kghh
avenue ears sop a lhs docs u the esiAblshneAt
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Winter Gloves ~ Retail for Cash
IRA PEREGo A son, OIL Mas sau erect
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Aiao. tic folio~iDg;--
net rrus, Ca. CT New Ycrs, Receiver, &c, Of III
-uneA l9ns 10 the city ~ New YORK.
No i-Iadste ut against Hear, A. Holt and George q
NJ s~Js.sasai Si..a.i fiedsie white and Geo.
~ sJ1ds. meat. .ssl.. wm VI. Davis. william
irg"f. snd 1suer v Brown, for slose o. ~, AZ
Aso. lGasr.ehi AsalsiJ II spinning. .,isi o.. 5
~, s-thTee EI osai hoIcs o. Cent al railroad
'sry' - " 90 each; and thr'>e cer.iAca.es
: x AA'As 70. f0r 'As stock. w..
40, .;.:; a.s- j s:s'i h En-.
..a,' ~, shAss.-...r i.e.~.~~.~".~...~ !.
-pnehl against Marx c.rre .. 80 ~: -
". "a 20, ssAiast william ~ Peel a. al
-. A,se. loo slases u TIE Amesis.S C.ns,s
-" - Ssrt ic.'e q 800 shares a. ,,oo c: &C.
.et Lad and MsrLls Conp.nx ,
~ Va "snes' AGAINST rrcceres O Wheeler f,r
=. % go Ia ~ .ss., Hesry r Adams ana 81
~ a $50. '-ss h......,,,..... Q
NJ is--Jssr,aes. .s.p. -! Turner and David Nor
NJ Ia-Jsdrasa, .s.n- X Bro.. ', for ss,sTs IL;
sso, ssa'nsg iohn n ~punns and Frederick Gun
.'.gs.- 81 u see 81 also, again George H.
No - Ja,sSss ss..si inward IIi ,. James -
isietcn sna Jsnesr ~cwr, scr 0. si5 an ...... IL
Ne " s.dFms., arm. Jo-~rh NJ Hodge AID JOS -
Hs ~ susxs~s sssia-i las y brown, .a.ag7 70 ~
:" y ,asr~s', wsir., ,ss y s-osn siosoo 20 20
k'eicn, Jas = Brown and Geo ~ sI, $3.50 - 70
Ne 80 gadgn-ns sssinss James wiber and Joseph
hodge, etat Ss..........................
Ne % daagmsht sgsinst t-nry ssoldrmth tsss ~ ~
Nc. -. iusgm against lain Noe boass easa a.
No "a I.fgnent sxsfnst James D. Brvwn. t55. 90 -
No - Judgment against Geo VI Bet. t2,.i0 n;
also, -~.inst Hs.ry A Haf and George n Bel,
tsla ~ Aaso Judgment against Frssi White,
~ "a yssanen, assn. a K Brown. ,,c.i 80
No y Isagmeni s.sin-, John S-brow, Nicholas
l.-sro~ and John brucn, sSst oi also nrig
nsut rfn.1Ft james Pelham. f61s % ........... %
Nc n 4uds tneni against ssofgo a. Bell, el,s4o o.
No. - Note made By fFedersG VIA, 81 Ia AZ 20
No 20 1edgnrnt against ! stewart Gwenee,
Ne. y Iuaswsn, scans, Moses : oosen and rieory
Ne - gpawuen, ursnsi Eco W Ro,,sn-on sesa W rs
No - Sucgmsni sgaiGs brederse Cunningham and
As- ~ Beat, s,f4 % Observation-Disclosures. ..
No. "a Judernsni assns, Georce " ren and Jas.
y hrovB. k-ls o.. ........... -. al
NJ 80 Judgment against Marx Canei o. 30 70 iS
No ~ iuc ~ against George n4flhng sc0s ~ q
No "a IndEns u amt Jsnlss Rssa-Lsw ssss ~
No 10 Judgmsni against chas Gilcsf-e ard David
Morrison. t33s az. .................... 2
No 20 Juderneni a.sias, nagii Morri-.. ,sso a. =
No. al. Judgmen, ANS, John z Bruen s-ss - q
NO a. Judgment AGAINST Jane berry, ssis:D 80 g 4
No ~ Judgms al against " Ham ~ Bet Al ,30a %;
also nj agaiHs, Charles G. ooweii and W.
Ntratton 81 SOS ~ ... ...... a, /
No. a. Juarmcnt asaansi John n Bcaine ara Wv
No o. Juarusr, ssans, fasard siafecse. ssif ~ ~
Ne ~ iudsmeh, agsn., ksuaa crooker, sioi "a 4
Nc. - Sote nnaie by n. " Prescott, $50 -. 49,. :
No. ~. Note n1ad. ~ Gooree Mysr., ssos 80. q
NO 80. Note maize ant endorsed BY = . IAxsrus
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construction in ,hc above table. To eNPiaia TIM
difference statements given the appendix taken
from the books Of the company. showing the Hem
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