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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-22

ArnelI, from the COMMITTEES on Accounts,
1eported q resolution, which was agreed
10. allowing eIerks to the following Com
Iniltees: banking and Currency, Com
nstce, Naval Affairs. Post Office, Rail-
4 80 ~ ana Csnais, Indian a naifs. oreign
Alia1rs, Printing, NiEth Census TerritO-
Iless Dls.rict Of Columbi Educafion and
Lapof, Mines and Mining, Revision of Re
construction and Manufactures
Mungen introduced a foint resolution
permitting The army and navy officers on
Lne 1sLiIeu list 10 hold civil offices. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Military r
fairs.
Logan iniT dueed a joint resolution do
equestrian statue in bronze, af General
Grant, TO be placed on the south Terra ce
of the Treasury. Passed
Several resolutions OF inquiry were
adopted, and the House, at flve O'clock
adjourned, with the agreement that TO-
morrow's session should be fer debate
ouIv
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More AbOus the McDOugaII difficulty


CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-A special from
St. Paul to-day says: Letters from
Pembina of the 9th, give additional
particulars 10 regard to events in that
Territory. The Revolutionary Coun-
ell, held at Fort Gary. had resolved
to resist By force all efforts the Gov
erDment of Canada may make towards
assuming exclusive control of the
Red River country, On arriving at
this conclusion. they Immediately ar
rested about fifty prominent men in
the settlement. who favor a counter
revolution In favor of Canada, includ-
ing DIR. Bowen, editor of the Nor
aoester; DIR. Schultz, Major Wallace
aud Major Ross, and placed them in
confinement. No blood was shed, as
the use of force was found unneces-
sary to carry this out.
Colonel Dennis, who had gathered
a force OF Indians and half breeds to
assist him IN entering the country and
making his surveys, has been obliged
TO retreat. The Government forces
still occupy the lower fort, and the
rebels, to the number of SIX hundred,
occupy Fort Gary aud vicinity.
There seems to be but small ele-
ment In the country in favor of an
nexation to the Dominion of Canada.
Prominent citizens would even prefer
to be under the old Hudson Bay
regime. These letters state that the
insurgents have full control of the
country, and the Government forces
In and near Stone Fort were rapidly
decreasing by desertion.
Gov. McDougall remains at Penn
biua.
This news is from insurgent SYM
pathizeTs wholly, and must be taken
as such. Private letters from the
other side give the opposite opinions.
The Hudson Bay people here put
but little credit in the bulk Of the
news. and entertain no fears Of an
Indian war.
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CHICAGO, December 21.-A special
from St. Paul says news has just been
received that company of mounted
insurgents appeared at the Hudson
Bay CompaDy's fort, near Pembina,
on the night of the 9sb, and took pos
session on the 10sh. The greater
part of McDougalPs agents and ennis
saries, including Schultze. Cowen and
Halet, have been captured. Colonel
Dennis is skulking about until he
can reach American territory. Nc
Dougall is absolutely without even a
faction, except some fifty Swampy
Indians, the balance having deserted.
Another correspondent says that
the efforts of Col. Dennis to organize
whole population Is unit Shultz,
Cowen, Major Wallace and fifty 9TH
ers are prisoners, but no bloodshed. !.
The French, under Rizel, are in
undisputed possession of the whole
country. There are sixty SWampy
Indians yet in the lower fort, who are
not interlered with because they are
considered harmless.
It is said MeDougall is preparing
to come back. Another says James
Mckay and family have fed TO 81.
Joseph,
On the 7th, when the prisoners
were taken, mere than six hundred
insurgents were occupying Fort
Garry. The prisoners we're all ia ken
at Dr.. Schultze's and were armed for
fight. Col. Dennis has fed.
Considerable snow is reported along
the line Of the Union Pacific Rail
way.
Gold reports from the Big Horn
Mountains are still accumulating at
Cheyenne, which is now becoming
crowded with miners, who are deter
mined to start there in the Spring,
Notwithstanding the threatening Indi-
an troubles.
QUEBEC, December 2l.-Au attempt
l.. Al
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ST. LOUIS, December 21.-The cleo
ton here to. day, to fill the vacancies
in the Legislature, resulted In the
election of T. A. Buckland, Gre
publican) to the State Senate, from
the Thirty-frst District; Joseph Pull
itzer (Republican), to the Lower
House, from the Fifth Ward, and
Col. Claiborne (Democrat), from the
Sixth Ward. The vote was very
light.
1t stopped showing about noon,
since when it has sleeted heavily,
and the streets are covered with thick
sheet ice.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, December 21. = Advioes
that the vomito has broken out
among the soldiers of the allied army.
1t Is reported that Lopez has fed
to Bolivia.
LONDON, December 21.-John Ar
thur OtteWay, Under Secretary of
the Foreign Department. and mem
Der of the House of Commons for
Chatham, made speech in that city
last evening. He expressed his
hearty satisfaction on the settlement
of the American naturalization ques
ton, and stated that an act had been
drafted which would be brought be-
fore Parliament at It's next session,
enabling British subjects to divest
themselves Of nationality Whenever
they saw fit to do 50.
The steamship Monarch, with Mr.
Peabody's remains on board. sailed
fer America to day.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 21.-Gen. Banks had a
long and very interesting audience
with Emperor Napoleon yesterday, at
the Tullieries. The Emperor express
ed his earnest wish for a satisfactory
understanding with the United States
on postal matters and other things
equally important His Majesty re-
gretted that his Ministers had not
fulfilled his desires in all these re-
spects.
PANS, December 2l.-It is reported
that Prince Napoleon will soon as
sumo the Presidency of the Privy
Council.
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Valuable Household Goods at Auc.
tfOn-

WIYE WILL SELL. at Public auction.
wv on THURSDAY, DECEMBER SOth,
1869, commencing at 10 O'clock AN, at the
residence or James +. Welborn. corner OF
second and College Streets, the following
nousehold goods, consisting OF one splen-
olu hnaDs Piano, stool and Music Rack,
one kPlendld French Plate Glass Mirror,
one Rosewood Sociabie six RosevVoOd
lhAlrs. enc Fine Brussels Carpet, one Hall
IArpeI, three Three-PIy Carpets one stair
splendid Bed Lounge one large Eagy
Cnalr, Two Rocking Chairs, three Willow
Ihalras one Book Case, one Marble Ton
stand, one walnut Stand, one Walnut
Bedsteads one Spring Mattress, one Dress
ing Bureau, one Marble Top Wash Stand
two Bed Room Chairs, one Toilet Sett, ono
IiOcK, one hne Coal Stove, one Set Dishes
all kinds, and various other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms made
known on day OF sale.
The above goods are all new and in good
order j. p. ELLIOTT,
dec22-tds John ID ROCHE-
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Corporation Notices.

December 13th, 1869.
ORDER FOR REPAIRING PLANK SIDE
WALK.
a ND NOW III Is HERERY Or
kAdered aud directed by the Common
Council OF the city OF Evansville hat the
owners Of all lots or parts OF lots, fronting
on or adjoining the southwest side Of Fifth
Street, between Chestnut and Oak Streets:
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
10 be brought to the proper grade, and
that they cause a sidewalk OF class NUM-
ber three TO be repaired thereon within
thirty days from the publication OF this
order. A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks Ohice, Evansville,
December p, 1859.
deC2i-3f ffJniOn nopv
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The Boston Republicans adopted
as their candidate for Mayor, Mr..
SEurtliff, elected last year by the
Democrats, but whose administration
has been unexceptionable. At this.
the Democrats put up new candidate
their own, who would be sure to an
tagonize with the Republicans. The
result is that the non-partizan DEM
ocrat, voted for by Republicans, beats
his straight-out opponent some seven
thousand votes, in city that gener
ally goes Democratic. This is about
up to the average of Democratic
brains these days
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SING MAN and Choy Chew, the Chi
nese merchants who visited this coun-
try last Summer, established business
relations with number of gentlemen
IN New York and the West, and
already some Chicago houses have re-
coived consignments from them. The
tea put IN one pound packages on the
Chinese plantations and delivered in
Chicago in less than fifty days after it
is shipped, has already become popu-
lar there.
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Snow storm.

CHICAGO, December 21.-It COM
meuced showing about noon to day,
accompanied by a violent wind, which
has increased in ferceness up to 8
Pm. The snow is now falling very
fast, and forms into almost impossible
banks. The horse railroad cars con-
tinue moving, but have to be preceded
by snow plows, aud require from four
to six horses to keep them in motion.
There is 40 doubt but the railroad
trains viii be seriously interrupted in
every direction. The storm will
doubtless prove most serious for
many years.
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New YoRK, December 21.-A Rio
Janeiro letter dated the 24th, says the
Emperor of Brazil had informed his
Ministers who demanded a cessation
of the war with Paraguay. that he
would not treat with Lopez, and that
the war would not cease as long as
the latter was free in Paraguay. The
Brazilian army is still on scant
rations. Lopez cleans the country as
he retreats.
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IT is reported that sharp CORES
pondence has passed between Beecher
and Greeley, in which the former bitter
ly complains of the manner in which he
has been misled by false representa-
tions In regard to the relations of the
various parties previous to the Astor
House marriage ceremony. 1t is also
said that unless Greeley exoneTates
Beecher publicly from the charges
brought against him, judicially and
otherwise. the reverend gentleman
will furnish the correspondence for
publication to the press.
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TORONTO, December 21.-Tbe Court
of Common Pleas yesterday gave
judgment against Albert j. Gould,
brought up under a writ of habeas
corpus. The Judges sustained the
decision of the County Court and
committed him to prison for extra
dition.
MONTREAL, Dec. 2I.-The New
York drawback fraud case was con-
tinued yesterday. Important testi-
mony was given tending to implieate
Caldwell. Consul General Dant in
tsrprets certain points of law, and the
case was adjourned until this fore
noon.
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NEXT TO POsT-OFFICE.

A LATE visitor to Chicago writes to
his home newspaper: l went to hear
DIR. Hatfield preach and pray yester-
day afternoon. He prayed that the
Lord would remove from Chicago all
intemperance, Sabbath breaking, Ii
centiousness, fraud. profanity, cheat
ing, and every form Of vice; and
then l did not hear the next few SEN
tences, because l was thinking what
would be left in Chicago.
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ESTABLISHED. 1891
I TO- DAYS ADVERTTsE NFNTs
Chureh Eleetion NOtiee.

n EINNIa OF I'EEE NTE. y EEElTEF7
IL. OF the Evansville EresbYf eriau
Church and congregation VIII be beld at
their usual place OF worship. corner OF
Second and Walnut Streets, on WpdneG-
day evening, January 5th, el6T0, az half
past seven O'Clock, At which time and
place five Trustees Will be e .eeted 70 serve
Tor the term OF three years. and until
rbetr successors are duly elected.
II ]. W. TURNER. Secretary.
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TELE G. e a 2 e

Late washington Items.
List of Nominations ent
10 the Senate.
Congressional Proceeding.
Another Steamer sunk.
Swallow Supposed a Total
Loss.
Adv:ces from Pembina.
Lively Times in Prospect.
Late New York Items.
Election News from ST.
Louis.
News by Atlantic Cable.
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strayed-slO Reward.

A DARK BROWN MULE (HORsE
6A mulel. 9igbt to ten years old, and
ABOUT twelve to thirteen hands high. ANY
person giving such information as NAV
lead 70 his recovery Will receive a reward
of TEN DOLLARS.
FRED. GROISMAN,
In the Lower Bayou, one and a half miles
above West franklin rdeIg div yv2t
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THE Jackson (Miss.) Clarion gives
a list of twenty six Republicans. two
Conservatives and two Democrats
elected to the Senate of Mississippi,
and cf seventy six Republicans.
twelve Conservatives and three Dem
ocrats elected to the House. Three
districts in 80 Senate and thirteen in
the House eLlain to be heard from.
Three of the Senators and seventeen
of the Representatives are colored
men,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-22

AT the seige of Acre a cannon ball
from one Of the Turkish batteries
passed very near Sir Charles Felix
Smith, whose ear is particularly ac-
customed to that kind of fun. DO
you hear that music?" said he to a
Scotch sub In the artillery. "Hoot
toot," was the reply; /" care nothing
about the balls which come-my bUsi-
ness is wi'the balls which CO.
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Rev. THEODORE L. CUYLER, who
writes that he " has made too many
speeches with Neal Dow before Leg
islatsres and Synods, &C., in behalf of
prohibitory legislation for any one
to give him new views on that topic,
says: A genuine prohibitory law is
hard to get and hard to keep. If 1t
actually shuts up the tippling houses,
then the trinity of avaIice, appetite
and fashion are arrayed against it
with ven omous vehemence. If it is a
dead letter, then the law is hardly
worth the paper it is printed on. And
a law for suppressing the liquor
traffic always will be dead letter IN
every community where there is not a
powerful and active public sentiment
against rum selling. Such suppress
sion of grog-selIipg as Boston has
seen for the last three months is
enough to make the devil laugh. "
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"How are you, William Henry?
been in the city all SUMMER Yes.
of course. Why should [ leave it?"
Why. you owe more debts than [
do, and / had to leave" Ny cred-
itors don't annoy mel never
meet them" Why, how is that?"
Well, you see, in the Sammer time
l always walk on the sunny side Of
the street, and in Tie Winter time on
the shady side, and so | never meet
them.-N. o. Pteauune.
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THE BRIGHT SIDE-Dr. johnson
used to say that hatit Of looking at
the bright side of every event is better
than a thousand pounds a year.
Bishop Hall quantity remarks: For
every bad there might be. a worse !:
and when man breaks his leg. let
him be thankful that it was not his
neck" When Fenelon's library was
on fire, God be praised. he ex-
claimed. that it Is not the dwelling
of some poor m.n." This is the true
spirit of cheerfuluess and submission
-one of the most beautiful traits that
can possess the human heart. Re
solve to see this world on the sunny
side, and you have almost won the
battle of life at the outset.
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OrientaITen store.
FIatbOat Sunk.

"A FEATBOAT. LOADED WITH
~ hay, valued at 5000, sunk six miles
below Metropolis, on the Kentucky side.
Total loss. boat owned by :. L Foster 81
Co. Nc insurance. j. J.. FOSTER.
ce2f DIT KeWburnn. Ind
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FOR SALE.

KHOR SALE --VALUABLE MAIN
& STREET PROPERTX--Th api ianala
property known as the Egler pro uertU
situated On the west corner of Mair GEH
Sixth Streets, fronting 75[ feet on ta
Street and l50 feet on Sixth Street.
property is offered for sale at low
on easy terms. Apply 70
J. i. lcLLIDIH q SON.
Real Estate AGENT
Corner Locust and Third STA
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Remember.
PRISONS, sCOVlLLE & MOFFETT.
What Gan YOu Get at VJakery'sP
on NEW YORK

- Lbs. GOOD mo COFEEE ron
- ONE DOLLAR;
lbs. White sugar for One DolIars
IDS. brown sugar for One D0iiart
new halhins ht - cents per pouudf
gocoanulsl oranges, Almonds, &C.
New Cltrons Curranih Erunea, sc.
A great variety OF CrackerH cheauf
BuckWheat Flour, HOminv. Crnn herr fnH
Eggs, Butter Poultry, Game. Nc.s
SMOKED salmon and Halibufs
Mess A.ackerels also Nos. i. 2t and 3 do.
Lamps, from rs cents each % gl0-ufre for
holiday presents
Baskets-A large stock Of Fancy Haairofr
and Work Stands, cheap:
Lanterns-Jus ust the kind for dark nImhte
and muddy streets;
Pickles, sardines, Canned Goods, Sauces,
&c, &C.
All the above and thousand other
things for sale low 40
VICKERYs' STORES,
de3 13 and 20 Main st.
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MUSI0AL INsTRUOTLON

0M TIE VIOLIN, FLUTE, GUHTA rs
~ aud PIANO. Pianos tuned and re-
paired, and all other instruments, by
BURNSIDE GIVEN,
At Mrs. Doyle's Boarding House. on Sixth
Street, between Main and Sycamore.
Terms moderate. dele div
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QUEBEC, December 2l.-Au attempt
will be made TO remove the seat of
the Local Legislature to Montreal in
the event of the Ministry pressing n
vote for $4,000 for public buildings.
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DRUGGISTS.
JOHN Law AL.

WhOIes8ie and Retail Drlg2 Ist,
Dealer IN
Medicines, Paints, oils, Brushes, dc.
HAHN ST., bet. Second and Third,
Evansville, Ind.
Particular attention given to CUTTING
WINDOW GLASS to any ize. liun2I dtf
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Chow CHOW, Imperial Hot Pickles;
Captain Whites Oriental Pickle,
Prince of Wales Salad Sauce,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato CdtsHo,
Assorted Shaker Preserves,
Puyc Honey, Horse Radish,
French Olives, French PreSerUes, as
sorted, de-, de-, at the
OrientaITea store.
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GREAT VARIETY OF sYRUPs.
Best and Cheapest n the city.
Everything at Greatly Reduced
Prices:

A great amount OF Turkeys, Chickens,
Game, oysters, Gran berries, Celery, and
everything else that a. good for Chrialmaa
and New Years.
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ca 0nE
FOB TIE HOLIDAYS! I!

prepared German Mustard and CalauD bv
the gallon.
Pure California Wines And HANDY. fu hof-
ties and BY the quart or ualIon.
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Sour Krout

TE BARRELS JUST RECEIVED,
AeB and for snie by barrel, haif-barrois OF
gallon, at NICKERYs' STORES,
DELI 73 and 20 Maln sc.
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Just I'm Time for the Holidays /!
EXTRA CROWN IMPERIAI RAJ
- SINS, (all bunches.)
Choice Layer Ralsins, sultana Rafeins
Genoa CitrOn, Lemon Peel Zauta CuTs
rants French Prunes, White French
Grapes, (freshsl first ever offered In the
city.
Atn1Ore's Mtace Pie Neat,
Shaker Preserves, Glava Jelly,
French OliUes, Scotch MarDs1Lode,
French Mustard (inpOrted),
DC, de-, at the
Oriental Ter store.
, 1869-06-01
Bekjendtgjorelse

VFOLGE Diet Kongelige GOVERNMENTS Ordre bekjendtgjores
q herved at Skatterne for Aaret 1868 nemlig: Grund- og Byg-
ningsskatten' A1glft at Sukkerproductlonen, Leieafsitten, 4 PCT
Skatten,, N.Y. Huus, Cavalier og Artlleri- SAINT Immigratons-
skatten forbade til Detailing den 1He Mai d. A. En- Fortegnelse
over Skattedebltorerne og Eindommene, med Angivelse af Skater
mes Belob er henlagt til Eftersyn for Christiansteds Jurisdictions
v~edkommende Diet Kongelige Kasserercontoir, og for Frederik-
steds jurisdiction pa Byfogedcontoiret s~ammesteds, og vii tilhge
blve ~indrykketi st. Croix Avis.
Ifolge Gouvernementets Ordre modtages ovenanorte Skater
eHer den Ode hver Manned og den 1se Juni vile Restanceisterne
bhve lndsendte TIL Gouvernenentets videre Foranstatning.
bet Kongeige Kassererconton, St. Croix den ode April 1869.
J.. A. HOVER,
const.
Diet bemarkes, at ifolge Gouvernementets Sknvelse at ode
September 1868 vile Byskatterne for Frederiksteds By af samtlge
de Elendomme, der like ees af Plantageeiere, kunne indbetales
pa Bytogedcontoret sammesteds fra Fredag Formiddag fra K. 8
til IL Mai og Juni Maaneder, for hvlke Skater der da vii blive
meddeet QyiHerng at Byfogden for Kassereren.
bet Kongehge Kasserer Contoir, st. Croix den lode Mai 1869.
J.. A. HOVER,
const.
, 1869-06-01

DURsUANT to orders from the Royal Government it is hereby
q made known that the taxes for the year 1868, viz Ground
and Buidng-Tax, the Tax on the production of Sugar, the Per
centa.e-Tax on the Rent of houses. the Quart pro Cent Tax, the
New Tax, the house Tax the Cavalry and Artillery-Tax and the
Immigration-Tax, become due on the LIST of May this year. A list
of the Tax-Debtors and of the properties with specification of the
respective amount of Taxes, will be found exhibited for inspection
for the Jurisdiction of Christansted at the Royal Treasury Office,
and forthe Jurisdiction of Frederiksted at the Sherihs Office in
said town, and will be advertised in the St. Croix Avis.
In accordance with Governments Order the aforementioned
Taxes will be received after the 9th of every month, and on the
1st of June the lists of arrears will be sent to Government for their
further measures.
Royal Treasurers Office, st. Croix the 9th April 1869.
J. A. HOVER.
cOnst. q
It is here observed, that according to Governments Order of 9th I
September 1868 the Taxes on all such Town properties in Frede-
riksted which do not belong to Estate owners, can be paid to the
Sheriff in said Town every Friday forenoon from 8 to IL o'clock
during the Months of May and June, for which Taxes receipts will
be given by the Sheriff in behalf of the Treasurer.
Royal Treasury Office, St. Crox 10th May 1869.
j.. A. HOVER,
conSt.
, 1869-06-01

Mansfield, Mary C.
Manuel h.&Lydia
Markoe, M. & c.
Nc obe
aMesser, Judith, Arv.
Meyer,Ann S.,B6rn
Ann s.
Michal,Jo G Born
Mills, Rachel m. fl.
Millin, James
Noe, Maria Maria
Moreton, Richard
Maryanne|
Moth, Powlis
Moorhead, John
Moore, w. g. 81
Hinksonl
, 1869-06-01

FORTEGN f l. S E
over de den Iste Mai 1869 forfaldne Skater til st. Crox G
, 1869-06-01
Skatteydernes
Navne.

Skatteydernes
Navne.
Mel larkin, Abigail
McFarlane e .E&M
Met illeway,F. Arv.
Met ibney, James
McWilliam,H
Fontaine
Major, Mary J.
Malgrav, H. N.