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| appointment as City Narahal but it is ouite
! likely that his namo wili be sent in tomorrow
| night
It Was whispered yesterday that Martin Scu1ly.
! the ex-Polica Court Clerk at tue Armory. had
/ setted-or rather his friends had for hiaa-all
discrepancies, and the Mayor was gong to give
him another trial.
Clark street bridge will be closed to cars and
all other voh1cles tomorrow morning, and will
remain SO for three dAys, during which time new
planking will be laid and the south approach re-
paired.
Now, owners of vessels, look out for the tax
gatheIeF! The courts having decided that all
such property is Liable TO municipal taxation,
the Collector has issued his edict, and sent forth
bis mlnions to levy the tithes On every vessel
tying up IN this port. There will be much kick
Ing, it is expected. but the levy must be made.
Nr. r. F. Derickson yesterday complained to
Superintendent Hickey that the policemen on
duty at the poll of the Sixth Precinct of the
Eighth Ward, on election day, did not preserve
order. and did not attend to their duty generally
as they should have done. The Superintendent
agreed to place the matter in Capt, Ellis hands,
with orders to investigate and report the matter
At headquarters.
The Prosecuting Attorney has drawn up two
ordinances one requiring the bailiffs of Police
Courts to make weekly return Of all executions
placed il their hands. and monthly report of
Ill moneys collecsea 20 tne tomptfouef; ana
another requiring the Police Justices to make
daily list of all casea tried and disposed Of be-
fore them, and file them every month with tho
Comptroller. These ordinances will be present.
ed to the Council tomorrow evening.
THE LIBRARY BOARD.
The regular semi-naonshly meeting Of the Ii
braEy Board Was held at their rooms yas-
terdaJ, with Inspectors 6horey Mason,
Hotz, Anthony, Onahan, and Queal pres
ent. 1fr. Anthony, OF Committee on IL
brary, reported for purchase q liat Of
stated that the ehsw edition Of The catalogue was
nearly completed, and chat the last consignments
Of German, French, and Italian books were on
their way to this city. After auditing the
monthly bills, the Board adjourned.
, 1875-11-07
THE CITY.
"iF A GRANGER"

"iF A CIR ANGER"
RoxAxI1C RAx1AD DEDICATED 10 TIE HON
M1pHAEI4 II NtuoNALD.
ua GTangm meet stranger
Walking down Clark street,
It the stranger should the Granger
Al IN old friend greet,
Ticket shown: urge hts going
To the Office nigh.
should thai Granger Flag tho stranger
In the starb9ard esa?
d1angers, her you met tho nephew
Qf your bank ceaaie-,
NeH the wary ernistaEy
or 4 gzmhoher.
II stranger should q Granger
With etfusion g-eet
1c: th4t Granger mash TINT stranger
Iu:o sausage meat.
, 1875-11-07
FIRES.

At WATERFOWL, MASS.
Dosrov, Nov. 6.-The well-stocked barn OF
John Trickey, at Watertown, was burned this
morning. The loas is $4,000; the insurance,
Gao, ,OO0
, 1875-11-07

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LLOYD-MURpHY-Dcs. q. 1875, ny sos
Fxther Coopmans, ". q. Lloyd aud n@1 "~es
Murphy. <,r NJ
BISHOP Charles E. CheneY, Chasles ]. sioesE, ~
caso, and Florence II Palmer, Of ChAftots'b "'
IL Buffalo IN. ~ pa2ers please copy. .aa
wILMoT-LoSG-oct- 81. 1s75, At .n9 .sta- sssM s..
the Holy Family, tv the Rev. Fame .s Il chIsn.
Michue1 Wiluot md Miss Elm Long. bofa u go
, 1875-11-07

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 6--Tha ferry steamer
Clata was burned this morning. Tho loss is
over 81 600, and partly insured.
, 1875-11-07
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.


FREDER1CK-oes. S, to the wife At Hao'7 <'''@
ick, Of Onion Stoch-Y3rtts, . boy.
, 1875-11-07
At CINCINNATI.

At CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI O., Nov. 6.-Steptoe & McFar-
1and's machine factory was partially destroyed
by fire tonight Loss estimated at $4,000.
, 1875-11-07
THE CITIZENS BANK.
4 RECEIVER ASKED FOE.

bill ves filed yesterday In the Circuit Court
by the Portsmouth Savings Bunk against the
Citizens Bank OF Chicago and others asking for
the appointment Of a Receiver and au account.
Tho complainant alleges that the Citizens Bank,
for some three years prior to Oct. 6, 1876, had
been doing general banking business On the
18th Of May last compialnant gave 1t for coitec-
ton scAool-bond OF the Town Of Hlnsdale Tor
81 900, due June I, 1878. This waA coliecsed with
interest in July, but the defendants neglected to
pay over the amount received until tho 9Th Of
October last, when draft for 81. 035.23 drawn
on Opdyke j. Co., of New York, Was forwal ded
10 complainant. This draft Vas presented for
payment and oishonoIed, aud still remains
PAID.
It is further alleged thar tho Citizens Bank
suspouded payment On the 7th OF Oc.ouer. beng
utterly iusoIvaat, and owing Some $4,000 70
depostors and others, All tho available
assets had before that time been used or
pledged, and there only remained some
overdue or iusufi:ientiy secured notes,
about s57 in cash, and the liability OF lts
stockholders. OF the stock. part has been Eaid
in full, whilo for the remainder notes have been
given. either Tor portion or for the whole.
Homer Cook was made Assignee at the time of
banks affairs but he las no power to settle the
conflicting claims OF pledgor and PLEDGES.
to compel the payment Of the esock
notes. OR realize from tho assets
sutnclent 10 pay the uebtS- lAe cOMpalnant,
therefore, asks that 9 Receiver may be ap~
pointed. according to the provisions Of the State
Law. NTH power to wind up the banks affairs,
dispose OF its assets, and pay its numerous
creditors.
TIE STOCK.
The following is summary of tho amount
OF stock and the proportion which has been
paid up:
sToCz PAID IN TUIL-
II. B. Jenks IS aha. es At 81 Sl0............f 1900
P. ". Underwood, u shares ut 5lu0 loco
Isaac G. Wilson, shares st s10O. ........... 4Go
George Opdyke + Co., shares st $780, sou
L. b. Kellogg, share 1t $1o0. ................ 100
STOCK PAID PART.
F. 4. Truman, 100 shares f. 10 caah 1ote. ...S $500
!. n. Chase 100 shares s. 500 casl, note. T5U0
Il. F. Batter, 50 shares ,.s0 cash, $3.50
Tnomus Manahan, shares, $l25 cash, balauoe. 3:3
D. B. Hutchinson, shnres, t25 cash, balacce. J75
Z. F. We1seD, share, 81 cash, note. Is
BIoCK WHOLLY UNPAID FoR.
Charles Hutchinson, so shares, note. 5000
J. ". ButIsr, ~ shares nose.. ...+. 5JG0
O. NJ Butler, 30 shares, uoto.. 5bJu
s. 3. aooGus, IL ahares. s.................... Lou
EkGAPIrULATIoS.
Stock pain in full, IS ghareS. $500
Stock paid in part 26t shares 6,55
Stock for which notes given. 81 f5U
Stock which balances in account and unpaid. 275
Total
, 1875-11-07

classroom F,iday week, aud On that night the
Freshmen were awaiting the funeral procession.
prepared foz q rumpus and row and roll on the
greeusward. It rained. however, aud the nou rn~
era ont not forth to bury, and howl. and weep.
The next Monday night was favorable, and the
Freshmen we're again ready bat no Sophomores
appeared. Then tha Freshmen took Loon.s aud
marched out and buried him with pomp, doing tho
6ophomores' work for them, SINCE tnev did not
venture forth 10 remonstrate or assist. This
was so well done that it turned the laugh On the
Sophomo7es who would have been wlse to have
let the matter drop then and theIe- But they
rest til they had. So. regardless Of the fact
that there was an Invalid Indy in the College
building, and otner good aud sufficient reasons
for behaving themselves like gentlemen instead
of coyotes, they made several hours Of the night
mentioned hldeous. There WAS nothing original
in the programme, which comprised 3
marches, an oratlon. college sougs very
badly perpetrated, filing grave, saloon
pies. and a roaring noise The freshmen unly
laughed at the performance. having the sense
not to joan ln rush with tn NE who had taken
~ with secondhand part. The abseuco OF col
i'sion made the ceremonies lacking in the only
excitement til 1t ever attaches to them, and gave
no chance to Wit fame anything but ridlcule.
THE MATRIMONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Several prominent capitalists Of this city have
invested in an enterprise which not only prom ses
to be immensely profitable, but also to supply a
want long le1t III EOElaa ClTCiee. lib Ii - Inc
Chicago Ms1rmonlal Insurance aud Lovers
Guarantee Company" ca5ltal, $500, 900. AS
might nth facility be inferred from its name,
the Company proposes to insure husbands
for it's customers on payment of an
annual fee, or premium, proportioned to
the risk assumed. There are several
classes at corresponding rates, according as
the insured wishes her husband at once, or in
one year, or two, i've, ten, OF twenty years.
There are also variations in premiums according
to the sort Of husband desired, or the clasa OF
woman desiring l1m. Thus 3 good-tempered.
well-educated, aud pretty young girl, with
moEey, will bo insured st 8 much lower rate
than q lean, elderly wonan with 9 wart on her
noso, or weatthy widow in 4 gallopine con-
sumption than penniless oneETithout gond
looks, but with good Appetite: At*the same
time the G. H. I. and L. G. Company does not
attempt to substitute business negotiations
for love and passion. TIE woman who
takes ont policy is ftee to mako
what scquainsances she will, for the Company
only copiracts to furnish her Natha suitable hus
band if at the expiration OF thastarm for which
che vas insured she has no&3ouod one The
Company PROPOSES to secure an adequate suo-
p!r Of husnands by all honorable means. The
publication, tor instance, Of statistics in the |
morning papers showing that 1natrImory ia !
cheaper absolutely than ce@.bacy, that married |
men live longer than bachelors. and that
divorces can eas1ly be procured without expense !
Or exposure, can be relied on to exert . |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

Z Ell otro dia sc incendi6 la paja que,
.procedente de Ia hasura que allf sc
suele echar, no sabemos por quien,
estaba d la derecha del camino del
cuartel de Ballaja. La conAagracion
no tuvo afortunadamente mas tras
cendencia que la de haber limpiado
aquel espacio. Pero pudo haber oca
sionado desgracias incalculables por
que a unos cincuenta metros de allf
esta un polvorin A haber soplado
fuerte la brisa que suele reinar en-
aqdel punto habrfa arrastrado cbis.
pas sobre ell edifcio, y la terrible ex
plosion que hubiera seguido habria
destrozado la ciudad Ash 10 compren-
di6 ell Excmo Sr. Gobernador Gene
raj, que con otras autoridades Sc pre-
sento oportunalnente en- el lugar del
peligro, y que dispuso, 'enas extin :
guido Ell taego, que Ell Ayuntamiento
adquiriese cuatro buenas bombas y
que sin levantar mano Sc organizaSe
en- esta ciudad una buena compaflfa
de honrados bomberos compuesta de
artesanos id6neos y de buena con-
ducta.
Esta reforma es urgsnte y necesa-
ria. Dentro de esta plaza de guerra
hay cuatro 20 vorines, y un incendio
no sofocado en- su prlncipio podria
conyertirse en- una yerdadera caIami-
dad pdblica.
No debe permitirse echar basuras
en- ell campo del Moro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

A prop6sito de incendios; En- la
noche que medic eEtre ell IL y ell IA
fue reduciAa 4 cenizas en- Humacao
la casa del Excno. Sr. ID. Antonio
SoIer, no habiendoSe saivado NADIA de
10 que contenia slno la vida del pro
pietario de sus hjos. No han ocur-
rldo desgraclas personales. EI tuego
no parece haber sido casual. Tene-
mos entendido que por la autoridad
judicial Sc hacen las mas activas dill
gencias para descubrir al criminal 6
para aclarar las ,causas de aquel ST.
niestro. Sentimos protundamente ell
percapce que ha saffiae naessro res
petable amigo Ell sr. so,er.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
MOTIN EsCANDALOSO.

!. Sc ha recibido en- Madrid ell 81
guieLte telegrama de Bruselas:
"EI sabado por la noche ocurrie'
ron graves des6rdenes en- Bruselas
Sc habfa anunciado una procession dc
peregrinos, la cual tue prohibida POI
las autoridades.
En- Ia inteligencia de que la pro
cesion iba veriicarse, numerosos
grupos de estud antes recorrieFon con
hachas las ca les, hacienda una de
mostracion hostil delante de los mi
nsterios.
Ell domingo, en- las primeras horas
de la maf1ana, unos 800 alborotado-
res salieron de Bruselas siguiendo q
WoluWe, Saint Lambert, donde creian
encontrar q los inotensiyos peregri-
nos.
Afoltunadamente estos acataron la
prohibition dictada por las autorida
des y no fueron encontrados por los
grupcs sediciosos.
Llenos de irritacion los estudiantes
al yer defraudadas sus esperan2as,
ecbaron hajo las puertss de Ia ca
pitia, quitando del altar la estatua de
la v.fgen, la cual tras adaron q Bru-
selas, paseandola con escarnio ror las
GALES, depositandoIa despues en- ell
local de Ia sociedad de estudiantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

ministro interino.de Marina, Antonio
Canovas del Castillo Ell minlstro
de Estado, Alejandro Castro 81
ministro de Gracia y Justicla, Fran
cisco de Cardenas. .-El minlstrO de
la Guerra Joaquin Jovellar.-El mi
nistro de Hacienda, Pedro Salaverffa.
Ell ministro de la Gobernacion,
Francisco Romero y Robledo.-El
ministro de Ultramar, Adelardo LO-
PEE de Ayala.
Real decreto -Atendiendo q las
razones expuestas por ell Consejo de
ministries,
Vengo en- decretar 10 siguiente:
Artfculo 10 Qaeda autorlzada la
prensa para plantear y discutir las
cuestiones constituencies.
Art 2o Las autoridades cOncede-
ran su permiso 4 los pa'tidos lega es
que 10 soliciten para celebrar reunio-
nes pdblicas.
AIT. 80 Quedan vigentes las anterio-
res disposiciones, sobre asociaciones &
imprenta, en- cuanto no Sc oponga .
la ejecucion del presente decreto.
Dado en- Palac'o Il 18 de mayo de
1875-ALFoNso.-El presidente de
Consejo de ministries, Antomio Cdno
Gas del Castillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16


La manifestation del s&bado ss,.
piti6 ell dpmingo, habiendo acometidn
4 la procession salida de Ia capilla ds
la rue de Chene, cerca de Ia Hail.
DubIe.
Los estudiantes han cometido t,d,
gehero de excesos, arrancando los va
los y las coronas de las nifIas one
acompaf1aban la procession & hiriendo
4 varias 4 garrotazOs.
Ha habido un serio conhicto On
que la policfa hizo uso de las armas
resultando 25 heridos, algunOs DE-
gravedad.
Todas las classes del pueblo, sin
distinction, Sc han undo indignadas 4
la fuerza pdblica, castigando a los al.
borotadOres como Sc merecian.
Sc han hechO numerosas prisiopes
| la noche del domingo Sc pas6 con
cierta agitacion, que en- la marlaus
del lGues ha desaparecido completa.
mente, restableciendose La tranquil.
dad sin que ocurra novedad aIguna'
Et TEMPO comenta estos aconte.
cimientos del modo siguiente:
"En Belgica, ell asunto de las pro.
cesiones, de resulta de los des6rdenes
de Lieja y Gante, y de la exaspera.
ciOn violencias de lenguaie del Darti.
do cat6lico y del partido protestanteh ha
venido 4 convertirse, no solo en- cues
ton de 6rden pdblico, sino en- cues.
ton polftica que parecia comprome.
ter hasta la existencia del ministerio
Ell burgomaestre de Lieja prohibid
una procession anunciada con motive
del jubilee, y Ia prensa cat6lica anun.
clio que esa prohibition seria levanta.
da por ell ministro. No tue asi, J il
procession no Sc rea.iz6. Entonces Sc
asegur6 que no pudiendo el ministro
de 10 Interior anular aquella resOlu.
ciou y no queriendo aceptarla, iba 4
dar su dimision.
Tampoco este Sc ma confrmado,
Mr. Malon continIa On su puestO.
Habiase dicho tambien, con objeto
de desprestigiar al ministerio Cat6I.
co, que ii no Eevocaba Ia resolution
del burgomaestre de Lieja, era pOr
que estaAa bajo la preston de Alema
MIA, habiendo ell embajador alemsn
rogado al gobierno belga, segun des'
pacho publicado por un diario ing9s
que prohiniera las procesiones Tam.
bien ha sido desmentida esta noticia
Lo que parece haberse resueltO es
que Sc celebren como de costumbre
las procesiones ordinarias, tales como
la del Corpus; pero Ell ministrO no
Sc opondrfa a que los burgomaestres
cuando creyesen que una pr cesion
podrla ser un peligro para ell 6rden
| pdblico, la prohibiesen de ofcio.
Ell misno burgomaSxtrU de RF1g
las prohibi6 una gran peregrinacOn
que estaba anunciada, y en- la que
debia llevarse en- procession una ina.
gen de la Vfrgen a un santuariO a dos
leguas de Ia capital. Parece que, avi'
sado ell ministro, no hizo la menor
oposicion 4 esa medida, y La Inds'
pendencia Belga cree saher que Ell ar
zobispo de Maiinas habia dispuestO
que no Sc veri6case la peregrinaclOn,
4 instancias de personas inAuyenteS
del partido cat6lico. Esto no obstan'
te, debi6 haber aIgun conato de lle'
var adelante Ell primer pensamiento,
puesto que Ell TELEGRAPH nos anuncl6
que habfan ocurrido des6rdenes bas'
tante serios con eae motive, teDlendO
que ipterVeniF la policia, y rasultaRqa
yarios heridos y contusos.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
NOTICIAS DE la PENINSULA

Copiamos las mas importantes que
encontramos en- los diaries de Ia ma
Dire patria:
La Gaceta ha publicado los sigulen'
tes dOcumentOs: ar n..
Ccrta djrigida d s. M eI Rey pf LION
Ramon Cabrera.
Senor: En- Ia bandera con que lOS
espanoles engrandecieron los Telna,
dos de los autecesores de V. M. nay
tres principles santos: Dios, PatFN
Rey. Yo los he profesado siemPfe'
los protesare mientras viva. rOf ga
yarlos y cantribnir 4 sN trignio, gl
devolver a Espana la paz que s1s oet
dichas reclaman con urgencIa, aCut
gustoso q depositar en- manos ~
Y u. el hqmenaje de mi respetO,
ell testimonio de mi adhesion J l6''' 5
tad. Reconozco a V. NJ. como NC!
de Espafa, como Rey y SoberanO'
al realizar este acto, que me acon'O guns
jan mi conciencia y mi patrioblsniUT,
hago sinceros votos porque el s", Cle.'
conceda q V. NJ. la gloria de reS'a.
rar la grandeza, ell caracter J las ,;va. VII.
tudes que siempre iueron 81 dlstlna. !.
vo del pueblo espanol y Ia gloria ~
sus monarcas. -
Dios guarde muchOs afiOs 10 pro
''ops Paris, f.'1 II Il de MARIO m de 187s.-SSe-
for: A los reales P de V. M
mon Cabrera.--A S NJ ell Key -
Espafla ID. Alfonso XII
Respaesta de S. Ne Rsy
La monarqaia constitutional quo quo
20 represento encierra On o! l0s Wy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

Tenemos motivos. para Greer que
en- breve Sc dara principle 4 Ia cons
.truccion del acueducto y las cloa
cas- de .esta ciu9iad.. Eterna gratitud
4mereeera ell Ayuntamiento que lleve
a cabo estas dos importantlsimas re
ormas. a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16
PERfODO ELECTORAL.

He aquf ell notable documento que
nos anVncio el telegrato;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-16

Restablecer en- su vigor Ell sistema
representative; crear una legalidad
que, inspirada respetada por todos,
cierre para siempre ell disolvente pc
rfodo de las interlnidades; tai es la
aspiraciop suprema del gobierno de
Y. NJ. aI
No fueran dignos los ministries que
suscriben de la con6anaa con que los
honra V. NJ, 81 recordando sus DIVER
SOS antecedentes, los convirtiesen en-
obstaculos y entorpecimientos de tan
urgentes medidas. Unidos y fundidos
en- ell mismo prop6sito aparecen q los
ojos de su pals, pequefio sacri6c3o,
81 Sc tiene en- cuenta las circunstan-
cias que 10 han reclamado.
IgnaI efecto produciran, sin duda,
en- todos los amantes del bien pdblico
y el trono Constitutional.
Convalecida apenas de la pasada
anarqu'a y presa actualtnente de las
guerras civiles, la patria empobrecida
y desangrada muestra sus heridas &
sus hiioS. Acudamos todos 4 su RENE,
dio, que ninganz saerificio pareoera
graad /. 81 Sc tema por medida la ex-
tension de sus desyenturas.
Madrid 18 le mave de 1875--Se
nor: I los reales pies de V. NJ Ell
Presidepte del Qonsejo de ~ipistros J
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-21
To WHOM ISSUED.

WHOM ISSUED.
Charles GliCt
John tuVanauCh
Samuel Maddox
\ Campbell
Il Lyhrook
J. " Dcrnmnre
l. " Dcrn'norc
James + StrOch
Wm Adkins
L"mucl Adkins
Balls Pclree
T. KmiCk"rhICker
j W Brooks
4 Clark
y II Campbell
George ialnbriatJ
+. >tiuson
Il SHOEMAKER
Sloan VI Young
Sloan " Young
J. Adkins
t,rorrr FDuitZ
Jesse Cole
Joseph + Tahlar
Willis summer
willis summer
W Z Moheriy
Jas i Lewis
Landrrs < Dodds
John K.lloW
John GriS~iy
Ben thilds
Il /! Talbot
Elijah BrLlIoF
Lrmarh Adkins
W l. o%le
sc spear
J. W pcHsmore
Andrew Rhodes
Il II Talbot
& $tCrby
VIM Bar"
John Grrcsly
r y Courtney
Samuel Hunter
T. abi"r
John ~In%crS0l
W l. nVSart
Jacob Miller
JnSrrh Ow>lcy
V - iIaitOn
\ Bowman
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DIS.
WHOM ISSUED.
Fred Xurcher
Martin Wachtcl
j J Miller
Marian Ransom
G. II Davenport
Susan Richardson
Jane Hull
Colburn Il Co
Christian Mack
Waterman u Nash
Waterman 4 Nash
Mrs W Il McElwain
Samuel Zimmerman,
John McElWaln
K IL Talbot
Fred Zurcher
NJ v achtrl
j G. i Ferguson
John j Miller
J " Marsh
Susan Richardson
LYLE 3iOsScr
Robert LicElWain
G]rcenbury Noran
james Brook
PL Miller
VIM ReeCe
l. : Eaton
" 5 " ellis & Co
\ johnson
Jesse Rogers
Henry VI smith
Jane Hull
Henry HuAlmlre
Marian Ransom
j + Colburn Il Go
{ Mack
Iii Alderman
W IL Bryant
J G. b Ferguson
&c SimmOnd
Z l. Wright
Lewis Miller
j Nelson
COlburn IL Co
w K McElwain
j } Miller
Eli alderman
VIM StOnrr
Amos Cobb
Frederick Gurchct
} Il Ferguson
SuCan Richardson
i Il Case
OE Holloway
a SchuStcr
W : Wells Co
Marian Ransom
A ; Howard
Jane Hull
W L McElwaln
james : Henderson
VIM Took s Co
W III Bryant
W III BRYANT
John Lincoln ST
D III Howe
Bond Il Bro
samuel J n
Samuel Zimmerman
AVm Robert
w {. MCElWaln
JGB Ferguson
GU Davenport
+ : Manly
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Martin aciltel
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