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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
Sherif's Sale.

Dy virtue eerse and execution m 20 .nss me a pub
A>,o :. ,h. Court House door. in the town o. .en
- i.;lls w.yue eeunsv. Iraisna, on the iso aAy "
March isso bs,~esn the hour. o. ten ,S ,Ss following
and tour .i,us,sa in the city of Richmond WAyns
rcA ..s Ini;ana, to-wit: aeins part et 70. ~ r,hn
county - IN, city Of Rich nond laid out ey 'o
IN tns' va hn,, 3ei as follower Rsginning Al nor
Of said 10, running thsn'e west 70 're
s'corner o v;n,e owned BY Daniel Ward, thence
sr'ss; rho east end of said brick house 20 ms
soa,S corner Of said house thence se".n N,
-, .,r ee. to smith street, thenee ess. ~
wstn A~,,sry line of said lot, theuee not.u ~ ~
.rlx bnundry line Of said lot t. me p,Ss s,,,.
rinains. To be sola At tho 'a' OF
70. Joseph "''' :. sTIpHAM. Shd. W. c.
Feb. ls, 1850. cay
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

NxwsrAPxa DHaslox.-Ths Supreme
Court Of Indiana has made . decision which
has An important bearing upon the interests
OF the newspaper press. A controversy re-
lating to . charge for Advertising between
the Commissioners Of Hamilton county and
the Patriot newspaper. 1t was held by the
Judge that tie published terms Of . newspa-
per constitute . contract. II work is given
TO publishers. without special contract CON-
travsning the published terms. the publisher
can charge and receive according to the
terms so published. II is not necessary to
prove what work costs or WAS worth; the
publishers have right to fx the value of
their columns. and it so fixed no other ques-
ton need Be asked. but the price thus charged
can be recovered.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
February 23rd, 1850 BlSToa..n- SOCIETY,"

she refused them all In the year 1854 Hersh-
berge, who was . scholar aud 6ue writer wrote
etser to friend in Germany, giving an account
OF the voyage, loss of the vessel apd rescue OF
himself aod Louis s. This letter was
Published 10 paper in Germany which fell into
the hands Of the faithful girl, by which she learn,
ed that Louis had been saved; but whether he
was yet living and If living still true to her put
her iu great suspense, Her father died in 1855.
leaving her . large fortune. In July, 1859 che
was in q store IN the town of Landshuf and while
waiting for the merchant, who vas engaged TO
sell her some goods, she picked up q copy of Der
Deutsche in Ohio, a paper published BY Raby.
OF Canton. formerly of this county. and in it no
ticed the death of the wife of Louis s..
She concluded that her old lover and immsdj-
asely she began to MAKE preparations TO sail for
America and seek him out She arrived Ia this
county a, the house of Louis on the 2tst of De
cember and on the 10Th Of last moth they were
made happy By being united in marriage at ths
house of the bfidegroum.-Hoinss County Ohio
F4rmer
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

The Easton, (Penn.) Express refers to
married couple. by the name of Amin. res
iding near the High Bridge of the New Jer-
sey Central Road, who are undoubtedly the
largest welded pair in the United States.
The Express says that "the gentleman's
weight is 700 lbs. and the isdy's weight
500. Mr.. Annin's age is about As, and Mrs.
Annin's about 40. It requires six yards Of
of cashmere for Mr.. AS pants. and nine
Yards of cloth for q coat. He and his wife
keep public house a. place called Pegs
Pebble 1t is said that the New York Mus
cum offered the couple 81. 500 per year and
their expenses. if they would come to New
York: but they refused. on the ground that
they did not wish TO be looked at so much
They began to increase in size about II years
ago.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
New Confectionery Store ant
Oyster Saloon.
yAMEs REMINGTON,

xvrorIp d He.pectully inform his trens ana he paoe
w -, -. ~. ,pe a store North f-art street. o
tas ae ~ N.yor's ohee. for the sale OF Fresh
sr..s Rn.k, CAKES, Crackers Cheese sasssr.
~. pr; -, Fruits oran Lemons Mats apples
- p,t.,o-s Onions. &C. and . genera sssos."e
as.r,,el.. usually found in sree. sfeeers $500 @ IN
s.,,ian 10 .heAhoves oysters are setNea ~ Az
An ~ ~. - \. SURPASSED ey any house III Town
Ne hopes. by strict A'ssh'ssn 10 - ~
/ share Of patronAxe. S2-Avtf
/ ar nae. S-th. icSs-
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E~Dr Kane's panorama Of his Arctic
expedition. and his famous Esquimaux dog.
Etah, were sold in New York last week for
S2S5. The panorama cost $4,000.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
Farm for Sale.

truArxp and three foarshs mites nsra E. =,
- ~ mile. north east Of HaSerstorn eontah
irs IS. seres 10 acres andes , n.n .anrl;e.
"a, sns f.il,ns sprue water. buildings eensio os
WIN si.,.e frame snoke house. ana eooa sfaeun :
hewea Lsk aesr and corn mill will also sell ~
and s sn n,,eS Or less desired on the prs%ses 80
thouseno -. on yery ssonAhle terms Fer fartnei
parseorrs enquire - L. d. FOX
WAYNE Ind -o~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

q The whole of France. . nation OF
thirty six millions of Inhabitants. ooly ap-
propriates as much money to common schools
as does the city of New Vow alons-soms-
thing ike SIX millions of francs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

E~The literary societies OF the Univer-
sity of Virginia have invited the Hon. y. W.
voorhees,. Of Indiana, to deliver the Ann,ser'
sary address on the Sd Of July next. and the
invitation has been accepted.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23
RICHMOND FOUNDRY

RICHMOND FOUNDRY
oavLIS. N II u A n r. q CO
. RE now prepared to do general Foundry business
n .n.h a, All kinds of CASTINGS, MILL IRONS
y. Repairing done short notice and In the oes'
o,ssible manner.
Tasy are also preparing patterns for manufacturing
SUGAR CANE MILLS!
..h;,, furSrsk Sr6AR CAM. which will os
IL n,t superior TO all others in use 1fey are
40 prcpsrsd TO make superior cast iron Gas CT
They respectfully solicit snare o. -. sa' ER.WHs
orders psomptly attenie1 To- Nou'esS
N,,cp ssr. Richmond Ind
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n ATS
ISAAC WOODS,

l. II. PANSoN. " %
Fresh Meats and Country Produce.
,T,aE undersigned having purchased the entire IN
Ard are con iuung the business at the oid Stana on
MARION street. they keep at al! times All xmas Oh
s.b Ns.,s such ss Beef Pork. Mutton. sausage,
f.ra Poultry Vegetables &C.. &c. They seis ~ 'he
ia~est rossible prices for CASH and CASH ONLY
p.r.ous wanting their Cans and Perkins hiied WIN
.I.,a .an he furnished ct the lowest market
~ ~. e. ,h. Tx And delivered at any time.
| p''e' PANSON X SN ElGMAN.
| 49,, ,Sso self
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

~The Beaver Argus records the mar.
rage of John Coburn, only three ises hash--
No wonder he wanted to get spliesd.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

n~Ar VIM. G. Coffin. Of this State. has
been appointed Doorkeeper. Of the House Re
porsers' Gallery as Washington de VAS the
Fremont candidate for Eleetor IN the seventh
District
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

c%John Boston, Collector Of the port OF So
vannah, and off echo lder under President Bu-
chsnsn presided at a meeting in that city which
resolved, among other reasonable things as fol-
lows:
Resolved, That the election to the Presidency
Of William II. Seward, any member Of his par
ty, or any indorser Of the ''rrepressible conflict
doctrine, any indorser of the Helper Book. or
any sympathizer Of John Browns scheme. OF any
mou.ner for his fate, should be Immediately fol-
lowed By dissolution OF these States; and be it
further
Resoived That upon the election of such .
person to the Presidency, will endeavor to
bring about such dissolution; and to this we
TThe Hon. Emerson Etheridge. being
called on the other day to say who he called
his friends, said: Il call every msn my
friend who wears an honest face. speaks the
English language. swears by the Holy Bible.
and does not spell the Co 1sti tuition with .
tx"
| n~The Boston friends of Charles Sum-
/ ner sent him a beautiful present on New
Years Day. II was q set Of knives. forks.
! and spoons, which formerly belonged to
/ Count Batbyny. the Hungarian patriot. who
was sho, BY the Austrisns few years ago.
/ His property was confscated and sold at auc-
! ton, and these articles were purchased by
an Ameri. an who happened to be in Austria
at the time. They are very magnificent
made of gold. with handles of onyx. ses"ish
turquoises.
whisky Selling Uaacr Dsmca"y.
The Bedford Ind. Independent says that
at the recent term ,'f' OF common
D.. .f Oxs, co nations
we're filled against Druggist. Tor
selling intoxicating I, MINORS eign-
teen against DIR. McCrary. for the same Of
fsnse, and nine hundred and sixty against ia
+ cob Young. who sells rife whisky 10 Gospors.
: Nearly all these informations win be sub
s s,.ntiassd by unimpeachable evidence The
: foe for selling intoxicasipg liquors % mi
i nor is not less than five nor more than ono
hundred dollars. "to which ths court or Jury
: irving the cause may add imprisonmens in
7. the county Jail for any determined period moi
!. exceeding ihirty days" Suppose all these
q cases against Youag shall be sustained. the
fines alone will amount 10 $4,000. The cos
viii at least double this amount The fines
u and costs. then. will amount to as least . 10
q 600.
e LUcKv CosvIcr.-The NoatreA Pilot say
% I that . NJ Thomas StsphenA formerly cise
in the City Bank. IN thAs placs. coasiet d sishtss
mon, hs ago. hs osn eoo6easioo. of fosges
r. and seDteaced 70 inpsisonasns Sos 6ss years
Il he penisesaiAsy, has jsst eo0s into fustaas
100000.
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a rarm for Sale or Rent.

/. -,oa farm for sale rant. few mhes S sa .om "A
a 50 of Richmond Said farm Is we" r"pr 'r.
terms liberal. rossess'n s's"
rnation inquire Al 'nis ' loft
C>h
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

SAMUEL r. LlPPiNcorr, Complain, s,s On Ssf.r.
uovrAND John Finley. Mayer
ggSrsE.s on the sth day Of January lsc..
~ s..sshm issued ,0m the ece o. '0s s.n;sns
sgnsd, MA!ei "a cha,;les Of James c. Howiand,
against ns :, the .ais Of samuel r. L,pp,neMS.. M
sSs sssS s1, and On tools.
and snese aid defendant. snd it appeArns oy
u. p5.pssy service summons esnnos =. s'a ss q
s.a assn.n, A.i. hs.ssy @s ~ nav oss in ..,s
Paint - 10Th aay Q, March. 1850, a. ocios1, ~.
Ny Of " said day. for s.. he.s'ns ,sss % sara '-
ted this tAtn a.s JOHN FINLEY. Mayor
Eprs fee ~ so t'SS'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

Rai.ams, Curraass, and Pruae'' is''
received ana s'f '- gNoLR co. IS Main o.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

A party Of men from st. Joseph. Mo-. while
out hunting in that vicinity. heard one Of the
dogs growl and then howl. short distance
in thicket, and on running thither they found
him in the coils of huge serpent They
soon killed the snake. which measured over
thirty feet in length. The poor dog was 30
baldy hurt that they had to shoot him to pu.
him out of his misery. The above from the
Hannibal Messenger. Of Saturday last. is cor
rect SO far ~ it goes. The snake is un-
doubtedly the one that escaped from Mabie's
menagerie last summer in Kansas. II
measured, instead of thirty feet, forty two
feet! three and half inches in length, and
was twenty seven inches in circumference
around the largest part Of the body. Itwas
killed on the first inst. by Mr.. Cliff and
others of this city. The cries OF Mr.. Cliffs
dog first attracted his attention. and brought
him to the spot. ana having nothing with
him but double barreled shot gun loaded
with bird shot, he discharged both loads At
his snakeship. but without effecting much.
and which only caused the snake to tighten
its fold upon the poor dog. About this time
the snake. and taking shs1iHs the fHss RsaY ,sms %%P
of one of his friends fred. The ball entered
the left eye of the reptile and passed through
the brain. When the ball entered the snakes
brain, it instantly uncoiled from the dog and
raised its head the full length Of it's body
over forty feet. Those who witnessed the
death struggles of the snake. speak Of them
as being frighiful. 1t first coiled itself up in
a heap about the size OF hogshead. lashed
the ground and its body with it's tail. and as
it swayed its bloody and mangled head first
to one side and then to the other. the party
involun,arily turned away from q scene. so
awful to look upon. The skin Of the snake
is now being stuffed and will be on exhibition
in a few days at the Fountain Of Roses
s.. Joseph Gazette.
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Leathers.

,.,o 10, Of ladies Kid and Calcutta k,pe. NJ
a ~ ,nv rates at the Auction and Comm'ss'o'
Room, No. es Main street. =, w FERGUSON.
- la,f
C.,.r,vv 18th. 1860.
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Gin. 4 Chicago r. r.

Office Cincinnati n Chicago r r. Co.
Cincinnati, Feb. =, 1860
eV11R Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders o. the
II natI and Chicago Rail Kosi Company q IN
-,u =. h-Id ~ the Merideth House Richmond wA.s
Ccwn.v Iodann on the first wednesday, ne,pK .ns
M.ech 1880 sor the Of Directors iof 'ne
ysr ny Srder OF '"' "'" D. B. LUPTON. Sec.
- !. %. Yneinusti 4 Chicago r.
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thankful for the liberal ra.ioms M i,r,n hi.
yssh S,,snaed to him. would resrect'uIy y, W,,ck
tosore 49, nnhic that he has large supply OIL '''>
a the best quality
Now On 1nonos
1a ths, he design. ensag,ne lsrssy npniy ii.
ns oaaty OF brick which have never to pur
mis- city. and At prices 'nA' " CHRIS. HETTA.
ehSsevs foom
7 Yeb 10. 1850. ----------
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Blacksmithing and Hame Making;
WILSON Il MEEK.

WILSON Il MEEK.
UIAvE fitted new shop on smith street. .mmt ~,
nrepnYed to kinds Of ksmithing and othef
YORK in their line, They have put one OF Brady q
So,,. Engines and therefore prepared TO 40
prompty and cheaply all kinds OF wrought iron Mill ~orH
Bolts Bridges and in short everything the paoi ,
facture OF
CUNNINGHAM and the VANEMAN
WOODEN HAMES.
These uames are made from the spur Of OAK, ASH
Rercb Syartree Hickory roots, having the neees
sy shape by growth and therefore superior TO an
Are The only the T. states from TINS
n.,er.I ali others being Of straight timber
They Are of superior quality and finish and the pueilc
dealers invitee to cali ana examine
them.
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ror Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent.
- N..ys Station about three
1NHE property xno~n Containing about three
acre. Of land good dwelling uts ss for rent If not
H,n,ss The above property w.i' os ,o' P.irh
IN nw the Is, day Of March next inaureoi Oh "~'P'
A. widridse JAMES NJ. POE,
Real Estate Ascst.
loft.
Feb. ID,
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JOHN p. ALLEN,
fymuemter and Builder.

.r.,ar.a to take contracts for all sinas o. - -
neter vovk either In the city or VA yarr.ut our
y.,t TO xv entire satisfact,oh r..,,,u,a Pain
.s.o ali ttuds O school House 20 order
80 p.t,.rn making aud Stencil culttns uon nniiL-
=. shors notice. shop on the ID hoof OF 'D''~" -
ine, Main st eet l0f
Ban 1850. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-23

Hand,ome Brick House for SAFE.
Nv ,.,.oo wishing TO purchase new ana oHa, M.
y SONS nestlv furnish ed and in c'mo'ete osdeI
ssven Of an opportunity to do so BY inqasI'nns
nj, osiee Also three .e.es 0. s"s soSN ''"N "
-, i, ;k, south Of the Fair gro una ,a.f
Feb. 10. 1880,
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.Iroc.w j.. OGDEN.
LOgan's Fire & Water Proof
Patent Improved Composi'ion
400 T. i N q.

GHOW ARDS Hair Westorattve.-rhe ehssp
The best-he sa.sst-he surest Hair kesoratse
nov In uss One bottle will remove all dsndrun from .nG
sr.s Two Bottles will hair to rs orishn'
c,es Three Bottles will guaranteed to cheeA tne M
inw ~ oS hair by diseased scalp or sckness rive
iii ~. .a.rauterd ordinary badness ~ ~.
eves tnteo ~, - =, ~, s.Ieby r. BkUCk,
- -. "a $50 No IS, g. e. Main and Mario"s0.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07
KANSAS sDT TO i:iI ADIg,TTED:

The silence Of the President, in his last |
annual message to Congress, III regard to
the admmssion Of Kansas into the Union, /
mus. not be understood as indicating his
Indifference on that question. There can
be no doubt that the administration and
Secessiouists have resolved to keep Kansas
out of the MON at all hazards. The con
struction Of the committees III the Senate
upon an almost avowcd dsunion basis, and
the persistent efforts Of the fire eaters to OBJ
struct the organization of the House, are So
many evidences OF this purpose. Kansas
has a population of over one hundred thous-
and souls Her people are anxious to be
admitted into the Union, They have
been nearly exhausted by repeated elections
They are oycrrun by the mercenarles of
the Federal administration All the ma
chinery for a State organization has been
perfected. They have elected their Cover
nor, their State officers, their Legislature.
and their Representative. Oregon was ca
gerly admitted, although it is in proof that
her population was not more than forty
Thousand.
The reason for the continued exclusion Of
Kansas is to be found only in the fact that
I she would throw three electoral votes against
the administrator candidate for President
! Those who are constantly telling us that the
/ Kansas question is settled are thus supply
/ ing another contradiction of their profe-
sion-. 1t is in vain to tell these inen that
by taking this course they make an irrlta-
ting issue in the coming struggle for the
| Presidency because that Is their purpose.
They hope by this aud other measures to
combine the Southern States against the
North, and SO to precipitate the catastrophe
OF disunon There are - Republican
Senators. who will Of course, vote for the
admission of Kansas. Me-srs. Douglas aud
Pugh would make - but the admins
tration will attempt TO control Mr.. Rice, Of
Minnesota Mr. Bigler, of Pennsylvania !;
Mr.. Thompson, Of New Jersey; Mr.. Lane,
OF Oregon Messrs tiwin and Haun, of
California and Messrs Bright and Fitch,
# Indiana If these votes are given for
the admission Of Kansas, the difficulty will
be settled but We entertain faint hopes Of
any such result, and, even il they were ready
TO represent the wishes Of their constituents
and TO yield to the appeals Of the people Of
, Kansas, the minority of the fire eaters III
, the House would resist the settlement o.
, the question for their own purposes
; PhiiadeiphiG Press.
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the Northern line of the Platte river.
This alteration is designed to make the
State Democratic by including 10000 set
tiers at Pixies Peak. If passed. it would
require new elections to Congress, Legisla-
ture and the ike. The programme is for
the Senate 10 amend the House bill as sta
ted, and, IN the event Of its refusal to ac.
cept the Modification 10 exclude Kansas the
present session.
Messrs. Russell Il Majors, Government
contractors, intend starting courier ex-
press between st Joseph and Carson City,
which is the Western terminus Of the Cali
tornia telegraph, by the Sd of April Prep
aratory orders have already been given
The distance is lG00 miles, which it is
proposed to travel in eight days by horse
relays every % miles, thus reducing COM
munlcatlon between New York aud san
Francisco to within ten days The cost Of
dispatches to Carson City will be 81 each.
1t Is estimated that the courier can carry
80 lbs. Of matter. They are to start from
each terminus at the same time These
contractors have stations and horses on the
Whole route and onl ly need organization 10
commence seryice-COJJsSJ1n8cHCc of the
Tribune
NORTHERN fIRMNEss Tho Richmond
En2nirer thus compliments the Eepubli-
cans in Congress on their frmness
The determined trmness of tho Black
Republican organization. alarming as i. is,
presents that party to the south in an en-
tircly new aspect resolutions and speeches
no longer form the staple commodities Of
Northern Abolitionism, but :esoluteness
of purpose. a strength of organization, IA
bold and unwavering determination, too
plainly show the South the stuff whereof
our opponents are made The Democratic
party in Congress. with the Southern Oppo-
sition, have utterly failed to make any i'm
preston upon the ranks of the Black Re-
publicans"
Southern politicians would seem to be
surprised to find thes sterling qualities in
Northern Congressman. and evidently be-
gin to despair of extorting such concessions
for the sake of peace. as they have hitherto
gained by noisy buster.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07
PLAN OF KEEPING KANSAS OUT OF
TEE UNION.
WASHINGTON. January -, Is

W A-IlAN tV-~' y III 1'Kf IT 1--7-'
A number of leading Democratic polite
ians from Kansas are here with reference
t. the question Of admission. Southern
Senators propose altering the Western
boundary, which is on the % meridian
longitude west from Washington, under the
Wyandotte Constitution, extending it to
the summit of the Rocky Mountains and
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07
s AID W o Z ID :.

The little threads break one by one,
That bound nv heart 10 thine,
Loves like the silk worms web i spun
As perilously fine.
The maiden in the caseless mill
Watching the parting weft.
Stands ready to repair the i'll
With fingers fast and deft.
Ii snaps beneath an angry word,
Meath an unloving look;
Frowns are more trenchant than the sword,
Or sutumn's reaping hook.
But no fourth sister waits beside
Those fatal hands that sever
LIES clue, which like Loves thread united,
Is join'd again, ah, never
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Amount Amoant
claimed. allowed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-02-07

P.TiuderInan and others. Juror-
:. Kent and VIM. EevH"iis, MI.
J.. h~ut, witu-.s, s,------------.
Truman Spencer, 60. 'anya--'.l,
y. !. SiarA~, wiineS --.-------
: Kent and VIM. E., n"ll-. wit,
q. Calkin- AMI . others. jurors,
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OF Claims presented and ~ liOwed
by the 1SOnrd at SupcrN i-Of> OI the (OUnly OF
ln@ham. and the Report Oi the CouOIy Ttcn>u-
rer. showing the amount Ot Receipts aud EN-
Pendiiure. for the year endiag December 3 I'D.
1859.