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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

ALIcl A. HARRISON u EsFIT.-
rms evening our citizens have d.termihei 10
.3o,,r upon NJ - A le- A iIArIi son the ltrau-
ifui and accomplished actress & iiaies Dfe-
nat,c Compauy.s a gtand benefit, asa slight
ok.n ul Their high appreciation OF her gr.a
astity upon tie stage. Dufing the s'ey OF
uoupe here ste has taken The greatesi
ins To merit putlic approval. and that che
"a ,acee.ded la ~ian,ng 1t, there can b. %
aabt SIZE ha. l.ctei for tits evenin, III.
..,y Interesting anu Leaut'iui play oi 'AeDs-
D. E.r." or tie 'ihe W,f's Rev-ngs." IN
V,#ls., she app AZ vi h tie fae.t .fsci, vel
Imported ~ the entire company. She vii
slso r.eita that ,hfiilirg porm by AIRS Norton
fi,e II, iag SuIdier : alter shica sse appear
tr tie thirJ time ju,ibg the evening In th'
.nlenaii Psotean tarcs oi a Day Ia Paris
II. earnestly bespeAk for this excellent lad
,nl accomplished actress real 6sneM. La
iips vii fiod This pe,fermaLcs OF deepest 10
/ .r.st to them. aud from 1t also. gsn.lsmsa ca
Learn most valuable lssson.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

At the rate b arders have holked ~
o tie Acklp, Hpu. fr few days pact, that
stat.lithmtnt will b. Intentionally ,ro@ded.
Apl . hrr qlar's,s ~aii have 10 be rrof de-
i lie wanderers i,otn NE luth ot r,ciitude
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

Tnt: new mail arrangement went INTO
I.s. ysterdsy. suite tha pubic exactly,
hsugh 1t is lretty severe on th- poet aihee
cJrps nd the mailing clerks II the e"sp"per
til -. LIE suoi ,hing 70 be able 70 20 OFT
= The end Of The ROAD have sbout thi e
,uut. r business and retorn the same DAY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
From " a,hiugton.

WAsuIxoroN, April 10.
Gov. Andrew johnson has been au-
thor zed TO raise %, 900 men for special
sntylcc IN East Tennessee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

CnEAr. By resolu ion the punted
+ r,n.i oi tbe Council proceedings. emtreelaa
.ns act- ol the City F',hcrs ior three years, L
fired for sale at tire dollars Per copy. NJ
aW1er ia toanea aiiord 10 do without them
/ ,Ais ice. in aim 81 any case Y herein tht
.ty j. Interested they will b I und TO D.
,or5{, i .ubie that money Those who want
hem should apply b-f,re they are all so'd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

hp. PRa4TrMA> WISHES US to say to
~ ..i.or d IL Gaa e. % or any
sh.r u..n" Who !. pot -otist i with the u.an
.r 10 which the Il ( ptessntel.en t. tn
,teainrr Davenport was managed that II 'hel
silta.Iet III. elise, lie viii refund the severe
lq.euats they subscribed. aud consider Il u
,ls.sarg 90 DO 90 DJnt be u. all backward
.ntleuitn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

Tue shipments hy rsiiroal for the
s..A .u,iiny Aptil is.h, are as foiioas 4poo
u.Isis corn; 36D0 bushels wheat; 2I'2 30 heis
at, ~ toas OF cora meal 81. sacks q na.t
3 10 .bs' Of hidts; 1880 It's Of lard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

II this ctv. Sund y morning, Apri' l9th, nis'
AMAZE q bkUBAkril, aged >! years.
Fuueral services at - o'e'osk this morning on
Third street, Vi p,sise the Wori.n House. Heha'
OF the faa iiy are invited - attend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
7 n E CI I Y.

IARrEE FOR MAy.-This excellent
noa,hl, h.. arrived 81 starr, fall OF intense
Interesting readin,. Ai4o tns Atlantic and
.ipdrY. Call an g-t them
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
Davenport Lumber Market.
IO-DAI'S AD\'IS,
White Willow Fencing.

NUiAE WHITE WILLOW 'uFl'N'7
u fron- = l. iw.rus aurs.ry, a. ~ ~ Ier VV"
Willow Will maze sscufe ana cue ~ lenop
/ planted inr uuDDsr, ,ne ,tbw'h 'T 'Hpp ~"
n grove oil i've a,tes ~ilt iuin''h luei io' i'i"''
a tier the iftb year.
1be bsausY u thosc live fences wall e'n'o
f,,,, Id Il n ter ora ihnn ten tues ihn al = ion'
co.t oi the fencing. S, IS viii purchase tnttihG
- axe 100 ~ 5 - iea tng.
io' '"' - &C Fulton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

BRosN.-Janilor DrowE, at the Cont
I .a,., deserves good word. II has sst oni
large uuulbsr f ycuog trees aad shrubs in
iieoltse Court llouss ard his spr'ng viii i
,e wi. TAKE particular psira % make grow :
) own ,ak-s great pnius Ia beannfi ,ng is 10
aa.o sni uot 10 makes HIN more angry thsn
catch sneek.n ris roofing about among
.e e3brying shrubs Brosn dtservss eeedi
4. morun,pnts which he ,.readn1 will sut.
I'VE iong alter he h,ns.f has he n plAnted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

CLEAN WoKk. u Marshal Means wants
/ uni.t,tood ,hat clean ali,3s are ,ud,spensa.
~ ty.lae good health aud beauty a our city
IT. isnisa,d hi. ProciAuation, aud has 4rgau-
z.l force 10 carry it into tH-ct.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

WE call The at,nt on u iar.ners AND
o,h,ivto tie ADVERTISEMENT ut Mr.. a. Z. "a :
,o. IN nnutb4r column iur wAite willow le
IA. for sale Is wsrran "a g.' u .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

Slv4RAL thousand pieces u rich styles
II dress good. iist got Ia at waoewoith's, elso
the iaest improvements IN hoop' ekirls Il
ne assortment Of Slting ellis have just beer
opened ior tns .ns teci ion Il The ladiss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21

Go 10 FAirand's iur lhc iateSt s'y les
oi haze aud csss byasAt o. lie bet uanalae
nre,s. and s,ld cheaper tnAu at any o'hef e.
tntli-Amelt IN ,Ae STATE. Cniidren's and "a
,i.s' h4is ID enjies. variety snd pr ius'on.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19

STATES docs not pay the damages but the city Of Nov
dsn'' e. VI course. all tho disar baDcss, losses and
aam1tes only Tau ulon our heads
comrades stand by the lawi stand by good order
anu soou sense aud you viii And it good policy II any
mw 70 pad, et Il be settled by ths In q proper
you 10 your ruin.
ING inhi'ciins aud business OF New York mBst
s*Ane oy the law and the constiiuti cheaper and
bet'@ W STAND ~ tho law when the law II broken
aud rotefy destroyed Ard lives lost all suror
esi ~ the njury
Comraaes 10 the name Of God in the name Of our
~ivea and Cndren; 10 the name of every thing that
dear 10 US, stop az a think.
siand up a. dcn''sratc wokingmen should stand up
before Tho world aad show The 81 the Souh ard
he trends 81 tyranny all over tho world that the work
inanen Of Vow York xe able 10 govern themselves.
stand by Ito lnnn, tho corstitgtirn and tho laws.
men peace freedom ard prosperity viii be 20
and 10 your children after you.
heep hatesty at your work. Give heed 10 bad
advice, Any man that advises ynn u break the law ~
your enemy and the enemy Of your wives and children
lhess tr' ros viii make the times only tho Tor
si hiSn irices. heavy rents and heavier taxes.
Comi adesl Keep the Teacc aud all Will be we'll.
A ,DEM0ChA1IC WORAlNGNAN.
SATURDAY. July Is, 1858.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Arrival of TrOSus.

oA IrODp0s
Pefore this edition is published the cny wsu be asd
with military.
Orders have been issued by Gen. Candy for M
manders OF regiments and batteries rel his scs,
~ ponce headquarters, ia Mulberry street. As number
rave aed to do So they requested report the
earliest possible moment.
THE MILITARY FORCE AND WHERE STATIONED.
FIuon 9, the ni'tafy fnce already IN tho city has
been assigned to districts IN the follow ing order
lhe Tsentieth New York battery commanded by
Lieut. H. r. Ryer near the rolico
The twenty sixth Michigan Volunteers Col r. Farrar,
~ corner OF BroOue aud Elm ST. eeis.
Inc sixty NTH New York National Guard Liout. Col
In Mulberry street
The sixteenth New York cavalry Lieutenant Colonel
W. fimpson, In Nhlo street.
The Fifteenth New York artillery Lieutenant Colonel
Schi' mer, ncsr the police headquarters.
The seventy fourth New York Volunteers Colonel Fox
near police headquarters
ho Eighth United States infantry, Captain Reed Park
Citizens Guard, Captain J. d. Williams, Manhattan
Gas Works.
Citizens Guard Captain A. schiy, Twentieth precinct
station house, in Thirty atth street.
The Seventy first New York National Guard a CAatss
Market ATmory.
Tho Eleventh Now York National Guard, Col, Maidhon.
The Twenty second New York National Guard, Colons
the Thirty Nsw York National Guard, co,oas
Charles Roome.
1he Thirteenth Of BROOKLYN were hourly expected.
Ihe T~enty'h OF brooklyn was also expected last
Battery G. United States artillery and the Eighth res,.
meut United states regulars located la tho ark. Tho
former have tu battery and and twenty.
eight horses Tho Eighth Infantry Is the sAo that was
out In Texas under General Twggs.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Religious ynfeiiiGepee.

The Rev william Alvin bartlett ~il preaeh uyaa ID
the brooklyn rsbcrnaols AAlf-pAst ten O'Clock III,
morn ng aud at quarter 20 eight O'Clock Ia e evening
Tho subject for tho evenings discourse w,i bs "hs Re
leion far the Hour
In tbs wcslm church. wcrt Twenty SECOND street
between sixth and seventh ssssss, Rev. q. d. kSchi
bald will pseaeh ~ halipa.t O'Clock the mornsng
and al hall past three O'Clock tho a.sarnoon.
So Aib,n's church. Fn,o,h strer,, rexinvtoo
avenue. Rev ". ". Maybin, rector services AZ half
PAST .en oci ck ~ the morning aud At ruartcr ght
O'Clock Ia the evening. Tho rector Will proacn ~ the
mornss and the Rev. II Dillon Tagan la--s TAFT "a nlslor
OF e. Ann's churchb viii preach IN tho eyoly,g.
In 81 hnns chucs, Eighteenth street near Firh ~ve
nue, scrv-cs at half past ton o'clock orning half
past hfoc o'clock 10 tho aternoou oIebs oio,k IN
ihe evening" tho aftcrnson bcnx for deaf rnu,es The
Rev DiioTEagan viii reach 10 tho morning and after
noon, and the Rev. wa. W. Maybin (roolor % g. Al.
0aas church) OH pfeaoh IN che evening.
Rsv. r. H. Bell u. d.. will rreach In tho Northwest
church, Fteth street. nroa way at half pare
O'Clock in tho mWnins. and Rev 5. d BarOhArd w.R
preach at four O'Clock in the aftsrnon.
In ,As Memorial Church, Hammond street. corner "
wavesy place. the Issv w. T. sssine.
OF ST. Georges church, will preach this evening servess
nj hAlfpsst ton, four md eight O'Clock.
In tho Church Of the Advent (EpsosnsD, ixtn avenSs
bctwccn FORTY first and Forty secoud strcc opposite
Reservoir square, Divine service hafpast ton o'eqct
la tho morning aud at four O'Clock tho afternoon Tho
Rev. A. Is. Hart, rector
Tho couciuding services at tho Atnenunm Brooklyn,
rner II Gii,on and Atlantic srests. previous tho
summer vacssion. viii 10 held to-day Rev. Matthew
Hale smith VIVA preach hair past O'Clock tho
morning Services a, quarter eight behalf ot oar
sick aud wounded soldiers. Speaking by Rev Matthew
Halo Smith, Joseph iIoxie and other incut ~oa
Al tho hrt.n Alliance Tabernacle <l8 broadway, the
Sunday School Harmonic VIII lead tho singing lls
Ing. and dscouryc will be delivered by Rev. Mr Gosa
from the ext icss bcheld tho city ard wept
spiritual meeting Of tho consregltio q the New ps
Icns alton will 10 held AT ba!-pGat ton O'Clock In tho
morning three O'Clock IN tho aitcrnoop and hAI past
O'Clock Ia the evening, at Han 9oa broadway
Der OF twenty third street.
In tho Church of tho Resurrection, Thirty MN street.
few doors cas-, OF Sixth avenue, Divine service han
past ten ocock Ia the morning and al quarter ~ eight
O'Clock In the evening. Tho rector, Rev ". U thgy,
will proach morning and eveuiIg
The New York herald., 1863-07-19

natives Of the Empire ssats. which, this stain were
wiped still be emil emily entitled TO the proud
Pston Ia tbs galaxy Of loyal States that n has hereto
Resolved That We look upoa all traitors
who ut this time do not como out fully In
SUPPORT OF the government In the putting down OF this
Vosed That copy az the foregoing preamble and
iutions signed by The officers present be sent to hs Ex
celency H. Seym ur, Governor OF New York Stle, and
TO the Hon. g. Opdyke, Mayor Q. New York city.
ii H. Hail. Col. llh N. Y. L. Morrison, Lieut.. 4th
artillery N. Y. artillery.
Tbos Alcock, 1t. Col. 4th Kennedy, Lieut. 4lh N.
N. Y. artillery. artillery.
III. IoCblsday, Maj 4th W. ii. hurt. Lieut. 4th MY.
N. Y artillery. artillery.
Thos .. Sears, Maj 4th G. W. Bclnis, Lieut.. 4th N.
n. y artillery. \. artillery.
+ Nude, Ass. Surg 4th J. =. hckeel, Lieut. 4th N.
N T. artillery. Y. artillery.
III J. Davis, Ass. Surg. 4th u. y. Hamnk, Lieut. 4th
N r. arithegy n. Y. artillery.
W. H. Car. Chaplain 4th d. ID. Mcpherson, Lieut.. Ath
N aruasry n. Y. artillery.
d j. Hopper, ADJ. 4th N.Y. w. Q. Edmouston, Lieut. 4th
artnery n. Y Artillery.
Daniel Cole, Qrartermasier s Doubleday, Lieut.. lth
4th NJ artillery N. Y. artillery
Cnas morrison, apt Co. ., A. g. Bradt, Lieut. 9Th NJ
4th N. y rtilery. Y. artillery.
4. = Young, CAPT Co. g, G. Chichester, Lieut.. lth
9th N artillery. N Y artillery
.. b. vanderwille Capt. Co. NJ ,. Noen, Lieut.. 4th NJ
y, 4th n. \. artillery. Y. iiilery.
VIM: Arthur, Capt 60. II, @. II Warner, Lieut.. 4th ~
4th N. Y. artillery. Y. artillery.
r. Williams, Capt. Co. A, Walker, Ilont 4th N. T.
4th N. Y. artillery artillery.
II. l. Smith, Capt Co. E, Nv. Hayden. Lieut. l,h
4th N. Y artillery. artillery.
d. X. 8 Jones, Capt Co d, W. Barnes Lieut.. 4th N. Y
4th N. Y. artillery. artillery
J. Wood, Lieut. ith MY. H. Watts. Lieut. lth N. Y.
artillery artillery.
A. S. Eddy Lieut. 4ih NY. .. /. nearb rn Lieut.. 4th
artillery N. Y. artilery.
u D. Eddy, Lieut.. lth MY. j. White Lieut.. An N. Y
: artillery artillery.
Z. G. Knowcr, Lieut.. 4ihN
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
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eisy, aged "a yeas.
fns 70 sslv~s sDs fre14s - tna fsrnry ,avls>1
stSod ts~ fsrers ts~ ~ C6&yg k~~ Den ~ ashs etf
o. lhs "a ss1~vos a hS w0tke- Nc so ~s Yrsy ~ vts
svs<' Bs rss>iss ua. ~ Dass.1ss 1 fst i.y c~As
tfy To- int~srnsrt
0'nsAs.--1u yrasy, Jsy 90 us sssa q gssiysssr's
Crposa Jonw VEsfss. ~ 80 t4stif ~ssf 80 ~
hn sra
m. r-sAflycs sst frsnss n IN farry sis tss
tsfs sns w sh~rv 81 We -s~.f Ns~ Tss hAn1~.
& = aeunsers a fsstn Ha.s saa fs64@s na~np-xy No g.
nna a.. gtfs D-y~ssrn~~s N s~De~s. f-g~~nahf t9
500 70 skt~sd funs<si tina f@an1sfD sft~~nss, ~
~ si~s frass uss hs1s ssaa hse~ kss-s. No zpH
sfsiTt stree
- skv ce1A vs ArtyN
The New York herald., 1863-07-19

decision n the law courts Of the stae before taking upen
themselves any organized opros' 'tiou 10 the laws
All that We report up the present time Is tbas tie
ward Is quiet. Nobody Nts property Is threatened:
aud unless unconstitutional sho Id during
next week peace viii DO fully restore ali he procncs
or this ward.
All the workshops and factories resumed their df
feren employments and the peace u mechanics are IN
dustrously pursuing their usual vocxtious.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Tenth Ward.

sIxry-srSrH rorsaEr AND THEIR ARMoRY.
Mr. Ribet, the gentleman sho sddJ Jessed the
muncston yes.orrly In rciaion 10 the arrival Of
Captain Bag.ey ucsi be mistaken. Captain BagIey
10 certainly ;cSr, and bss been siace the evening
OF the 18th Instant IN eompisnce with tho following
order by tho of tho sixty ninth reg
n.nt New York Natioual snard. at baltimore
TEADQI ARrras, SisrY s'NfD Rxnstxr n. ". Mel
scgr MARSHALL. Md, July ~, 1868.
Captain foax BAclxys-
SIR ootei Bagey, cctnmAnfing sixty III regiment
Tew YORK saonal Guard, directs that n acco1ance tn
opccil uiders No 1T3, isset ironh eadqrater Middle
pcpartmei. Plight army corps yoa ~ c.ef pmmeii
E tne sfH 'a-.B regiment rltii turtrr osfsrs Very
sosfecfu'y. H. GALLAGHER, AdjutHnt.
!, Mr. MugAs and other fr cuds of the fegncnt who,
BY their lnf once, prevailed upon the populaco not 70
oiesi the nsmory Captain Bascy desires 70 return his
gncefe tharkx.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Third Ward.

ARREST or An ASSISTANT DEPUTY PROVOST MAR
NAL.
About hair past four O'Clock yesterday afternoon Capt
Duffy, assistant deputy provost marshal went into
Domonieo's corner Of Char bars and Broadway
In company with friends, when they took
drink all round, ard tho 1t Is alleged, commenced 10
talk In loud and dsorccrly abo"t the ate dis
turbances Mr. DcmonIco, proprietor c the saloon,
at the time sitting the back part of the restaurant
Here he deserved by Daiy. who went to whore ho
vas, and, 1t is aeee spoke Mr. pelmouco In rough
a not insulting manor, saying he (Dcimonco) dis.
loyal and asking him why he permitted persons to speak
In n disoyal his use, concluding by saying
he would pus NJ ID under arrest. Frdng he coNld ntt
provoke gunrre aLd after further remarks similar 10
those specified alb We, lNIy went out Wnile he WAS
away Gentleman. Aha tapleacd TO be present asked
another ~Eat the duties of aprovost marshal and
feceived 10 reply that deputy provost
was proclaimed. evident the tzsts prescnt
highig indignant at the manner 10 which Duly had
kon 10 Mr. enonico. After further crsation tho
citizen referred tho hnyor for a
arrest duffy. being absent short time Mr. DUFF
~ returBed finding Mr. Dcnonco behind tho cornier.
After pfeatory remarks uHy todd Mr Dcronico
20 and sit down on stoNi, 10 which he pointed,
th catenirg that II he did not immcdf.cey DO 40 no
n ~ouid arres hin. AT the jncturs three poscenen
rived the thirty seyerin police precinct aud took
Mr. Dsfy into crstdy AID conveyed him to the plicc
headquarters In AuberIy where he committed
BY Deputy Superintendent Carpenter await examination
this morning before one cl the police magistrates.
Since ilsaf the above learn that Captain Tuny
hrst ordered me arro<t of Hon. Hc.naTd hughes. of
Brooklyn. said that, lawyer he thought the
Conycripan tili unconstitutional Mr. Hughes tsken
the Leadouaries whore he expressed his dgsa; ION
IN very .erms shortly after Captain nrng Was
brought -fsnner. 10th parties we're discharged
Apolox la ~ 20 nia1v to Mr.. Hughes-wnese arrest
entirely uncaied for-ard Mr. fhly severely con-
sui ed by Mr. Acton f.r his oonduct
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Tho Marines amt sailors Removed from
Dnty ia Worth strsetA
- np rIIp uIa n

NEW YORK July Is, 1898.
This r. ..o,D, after Ysence Of six days and nights
frou navy yard, cariag which time the marines and
salioss ta-" t"r- arfing tho government stores in
Worth 81 at ytG. ID day, they were lnaly relieved
frnu dtit.
BIB tre. lnl unite IN one universal voico OF
Issi-6 ~ "a 10 which have been treated by
sev.sl 81 the prominent merchants OF New York
and many ack IA "cross tclt' has drank tho
health " tho setamaniy prprieors of -tuarts' sugar
reiuery cp-e thst would have done erei 10 Franco,
and rouady Ia praise of his evident thought
nnd kionags when their eyes were gafdonef and
pua,cs tcgcd hy pies OF different sorts ALSO sent by the
ssme ,cntlrmeu. The hrm OF hessrs. Cabin Nein Co
should also In for th. share u praise for the ty
dollars "a gre.nbacbr,n which aiici materially IN
buiidrg m substantial table for tho comfort of the
mon; While Mf, re mo' o. tho gcnemany proprietor
OF the poraar saioon extended 10 tho officers VIII
prscd nnr division unvcr4a Invitation - psftaka o,
his excellent visn5s and wines for which he viii please
tbasks In fsct. well cared for by
Csse gruti.m-n that Phai never forget their many
attentions, and always remember then With feelings Of
pleasure CRUISER
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Deatns OF Soldiers At atPorsssnaush, Va.
TourE1 MONROE July II. 1893.

DsAtns OF S0lGteTo at
FonrEs Mossos. July II. 1903
The steamer 4. r. spanldins. Captain Howss, from
10 Ton, arrived Ia Hamptos R0ads this evsnins.
Tie Gollosng st Of the soldiers who have dled IN
the naval Hospital Portsmouth, ys ~hoss remains
Lie tenant Webster 27th New York led july "a. 1892
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j. lore Glst Pcnnsy iyania, June 10.
sullivan, 53th Iennsylyania Nays
h. naisneil. bsth pennsylvsnia. May
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4 Goodwin, ssth rsonsy wants, July 70.
q Nlu1eg, 02i rennsyiv aaia, August a.
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v. BitH, Id peunsy yana. July 81.
thomas Brown, seaman, August >.
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