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Ex-Governor Austin Blair, OF
Michigan, is in favor of Tilden and
Hendricks. He thinks no sincere
rlormer can do otherwise than fol
low his example. La a published
letter he says: "Samuel J. Tiltlen
II not only a leader, but he is
abold and aggressive one. He makes
no compromises with corruption and
never seeks to avoid the enmity OF
rings. As a practical reformrr he
has led the way to the restoration
Of honest aud economical govern.
meat in the only way possible, by a
vigorous assault upon the powerful
combinations of political pecnlators
Who have possessed themselves o.
tie reins Of government. He em
holies within himself both the prin
eiples and the practices OF genuine
reform. Believing that this is a
present the great need OF the conn
tn, | do not hesitate moment III
nv choice betw cen him and the Re
publican candidate"
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Far Clerk Of District Court.

~ We are authorized to announce Mr.,
ALECK X. THOMPSON rs . candidate for
Clerk Of the District Court for BOssier parish
Mr. Editor: Please announce Major C.
MCCLENAGHAN rs . candidate for Clerk Of
the District Court for this Parish, at the ensu
ing election, and oblige,
MANY VOTERS.
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Special Notices.

An ELE0ANT STOCK.-The estab-
nahment Of MeasEs. Raphael Kahn 4
u Shreveport, IL now one of the most
a0facttve places In that city to the la
~. Their stock Of staple and fancy
~ goods IL superb and Is the admira-
sen q their visitors, a.. are their low
Pfloes. Their stock of clothing and
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LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL.

A Representative Seuthern Paper fer South
ern Republicans.
Two editions, Daily and Weekly; all the
4 Assoeixted Press Telegraphic News; IN
able oorps Of correspondents; miscellaneous
departments varied and interesting; full and
reliable market reports; live editorial discus-
sion; complete and thorough newspaper ct
very reasonable prices.
month, 75cents, postpaid.
WEEKLY EDITION, per year, $780,
Glubs Of five, 81 60 each; ten or moro, $l.5o
Zach.
Campaign Weekly Editlen, fer fsar Months,
single copy, IS cents; five copies for % rs; ten
or moro copies, $500.
SAMPLE COPY FREE to any address
Write for one at once.
REALLY REMUNERATIVE PAY to get
ters-up Of clubs and to regular agents.
THE COMMERCIAL CO.,
n24il Louisville, Ky.
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For Sheriff.

~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
l.. c. GRAHAM as candidate for Sheriff of
Bossier parish subject to nominate IN Of Dem
Ocratic party.
20 We are authorized to announce Major
r. 4. WYCHE as q candidate for Sheriff Of
the parish Of Bossier; subject to nomination
by the Democratic party.
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Publications.
The Ksusas City Times.

4 an ihducement to obtain new subscribers
"A daring the present political campaign
the publishers Of the Kansas City Times nave
determined to Distribute lsYge number OF
valuable and useful prelaiams among snch
persons as may bccome subscribers between
now and the SIst of August, 1870, at wnicn
time the distributitn will be made.
2,911 Premlilalnls arlaOutiDg
to ~ 900, will be distributed "a soon ~ 1000
six months sulscribers to the Daily Times 1t
IS 40, or yearly Subscribers 70 the Trl-Weckiy
Times at IS 40, are secured.
3,2O0 Premiums Anlount1hg 70
$4,35A. will be distributed az soon a. 5000
81 go, are secured.
THE PREMIUMS
which are are all entirely new and frst-clsss,
will be distributed August 31st, 1876, or sooner
if the requisite number OF subscri6ers arr OBJ.
tanned to fill up the entire class. They vary In
price for $50 fa$750 90, including Pianc.Bug-
~, Reaper and Mower, Furniture, silver Sets,
TO, &c
Every subscriber ut full rates will receive =
ticket duly numbered and DO entitled to ono
share in the drawing.
The Times is the leading Democratic paper
of the West, and is for Tilden and Hendricks.
Subscribers renting money directly TO the
Times should forward the same in drafts.
post -ofice orders, or registered letters, and
will receive the ticket by mail
Send for circulars.
Address, TINES, Kansas City, Mo.
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For Parish Judue.

~ J. n. KEYSER is candidate for nom
nation by the Democracy Of Bossier.
- We are authorized to announce Mr.
THOMAS N. BKADEN as candidate fol
Parish Judge Of Bossier Parish; subject to
nomination by the Democratic Conservative
party, at the primary election to be held OF
the 18th Of August.
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NOTICE.

Nv 12O31s
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF B0SSIER PAR.
ISH.
Won are hereby notified that all Taxes, State
i and Perish. assessed upon the Tableau Of
1675. and ell Delinqaent Taxes, are now due,
and must be paid. Ny instructions from the
Auditor are imperative. Taxpayers are warn
ed that seizures will not be stayed until fall |;
but will be made. after ten days notice, ~ the
law directs, and my instructions require.
PERCY BAKER,
Tax Collector.
Bellevue, La, April 3rd, 1876.
Mr.. JAMES A. HEBRON, of this parish,
10 duly authorised and u now prepared 70 fur
nish property holders with Blank Descriptive
Lists. Tax payers are requested to give in
the numbers Of their land and amount Of per-
sonal property subject to taxation, within the
legal time prescribed, or the same will be as
sessed according to law.
PERCY BAKER,
Tax Collector, Booster parish, La.
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shoes is complete, and their Tine of car
pet goods is unrivalled.

pet goods is unrivalled.
A KAHN 4 Co.-This firm, which
keeps the only exclusive house-furnish-
ing establishment in the place, has on
sale one of the very finest and largest
stocks of crockery, glassware, cutlery,
stoves, tinware-in short all articles
embraced in the house-furnishing bus
mess, ever offered in this market.
Their prices are as low as those of any
similar establishmentin the South west.
They are also the sole agents in
Shreveport for the sale of the famous
Charter Oak Stoves, with all the late
improvements, which they are offering
at reduced prices.
REMovAL.-Mr. John Caldwell
having disposed Of his lower stable,
corner of Texas and Edwards streets,
Shreveport, La, will concentrate all
his "time and talent" upon the Eclipse
Stables located farther up on Texas
street and near the middle of the block.
He proposes to make these stables a
regular Horse Palace" at the mere
sight of which animals of the equine
persuasion will neigh their apprecia-
ton and delight. Fine saddle aud
harness horses, fine buggies and car
riages and hearses, will be his pro-
gramme, and he Is determined, by
strict attention to man and beast and
business generally, to win for his board
ing house and stables a yet higher
niche IN the temple Of fame.
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For Recorder.

~ We are authorized to announce r. j. B
LOWRY rs candidate for Recorder Of Bos
sier parish; subject to nomination by the
Democratic party.
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VIM. ENDERS,
Furniture Dealer,

Ne. Is Texas Street, Shreveport, La,
Las the largest and best stock Of Household
Ii Furniture in this section of country, and
sells lower than any other house, considering
the quality of his Goods. decl3-6m
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Rstrsachment.

W .sHrNaroN, ID. G., July ia
.., : a Abatement prepared by Mr..
S Sing Of Illinois, appearing in
y. Sr'11s' oaercssional Record to-day,
=. ~. The estimates for each appro-
s',;.iion bill, the amounts appropri-
t . he the House for the fiscal year
. .I June 30, 1877, the reductions
..sie In each bill below the esti-
s .'' and the reductions made BY
~ Hoase below the amounts ap-
a,oeriated for the year ending June
4 iS7C. The total reductions he.
~ :, the estimates of the depart
~en;s are SG4, 2,1lG.9O. The total
, :, Of appropriations made
h.Iov the last fiscal year are $685.
1852 OF. This last total may be
mdnced three or four millions by
IL conference reports, but the
ersud total of actual saving to the
treasury By the Democratic House
win reach fully thirty-ive millions
Of dollars, while the amount appro-
miatetl is sixty millions Of dollars
less than was asked for by the Re-
publican Administration. As Mr..
Cox stated in yesterdays debate,
this really good, genuine economy
i ouly paralleled by that submit
ted in Governor Til.len's message,
and secured By him for the State Of
New York.
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Important to Dclinquents.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
AUDITORS OFFICE,
New Orleans. July 8, 1876. }
Mr.. PERCY BAKER, Tax Collector, Bessier
Parish. SIR-Supplementary to my letter Of
instructions of this date, in connection with
tie Executive order Of the Governor, desire
to say that the remission Of penalties therein
costa, fees, or charges as may have been incur
red and are due either to the State or to any
officer thereof by reason of previous legal pro
cess Nor nsssst he letter referred to Be coasess
ed a. Crawling any ertension Of lime, and yes
,0iA proceed to vi0oroxsly esferes tie collecAon
Of all tazes aad iee'ases both cssrrest and detiss
Qssc,st
Respectfully,
mig GEO. b. JOHNSON. Auditor.
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RAPHAEL KAHN & CO.,
Will continue to
MAKE LARGE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
In all their various departments
Offering Unusual Bargains,
SUCH AS WILL NOT BE PRESENTED
AGAIN
In Many Years,
and to which they respectfully invite the
attention Of
CUSTOMERS,
FRIENDS,
STRANGERS,
ETC, ETC.
Raphael Khan & Co.,
Corner Texas and Market Streets,
SHREVEPORT, LA.
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Mel Donald y Nc Donald,
A ttOrneys at Law. Will practice in the
N Courts Of Bossier aud Webster parishes.
Prompt attention given to all business en-
trusted to their care. vl4-nN
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HAMILTON & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Dry Goods and
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
Nos. 5 and 7 Texas Street,
SHREVEPORT, La.

WE call attention to our COTTON SEED
w OIL FACTORY, with Carver 4 Co.'S
Improved Gins; will guarantee satisfactory
yield and sample for the seed, and one quar-
ter cent per pound ON lint produced from all
cotton sent to gin. Will furnish large sacks
and Irvine for transportation; also sacks and
Irvine for cotton seed. free of charge. Begging
and Ties at market price. We also call atten-
ton to Cotton Seed Meal a. . feed for cattle
and as fertilizer, and will exchange same on
favorable terms for seed. vl4n42
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Peters Octave Choruses.

| Containing Four or Five Choice ChOruses by
such authors rs Bsrnby, Sullivan,
llatton, Smart etc.
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Peters Sacred Selections.

Containiny Sacred Quartets and Choruses by
| Barnby, Sullivan, etc., for the use vi
Choirs aud Singing Societies.
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Peters Organ Selections.

A collection Of Sacred and Secular Music, &C.
lccted from the best masters, suitable
for Reed or Pipe Organ.
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Peters Musical Magazines


collection Of Vocal Music. cont aiming all the
latest songs by Hays, banks, Thomas,
Stewart, etc.
, 1876-02-01
MINISTERIAL MEETINGS.


The Mothoaiak ministers met AZ usual yeHtor.
day morning. The Presiding Elder distributed
The annual circular OF apaortionmoata for tho
pro1eut conforouce yenr.
Tho order Of tho day uezt ca,no up. tho lnos-
tion fot discussion being "Wbat Shall 10 Dono
by tic Churches to Arreat tho indulgence by
souo Of Their Members In Worldly Amuso-
tnents +" THO Rev. Mr.. Jewctt, by appointment
lend Ia the discussion, and was followed bS
Mcse,s, Miller, Tiffany, Bishop Harris. nnd
Psrkbutek 4 motion was thnn u,ado aud cur
rlel that tho discussion of tho question 10 COO
l,nuc4 for two weeks. and the lsoy. Alr. Je~ett
wRs Eeaucstel to lgad In tho dlbcusHlon.
The death OF tho lley. J. W. Davidson. Q mem
ber OF tho Iroachern' Aid Society Of Tho Hail
road Conference. Was announced, ana tlo Me'h-
bars p1eHcut asked to baud i'll their dncs thcrton.
Tho lkpy. MIR. Cnntine. from tho ComMtttAo
anpointod to OBTAIN reduced rates on the Kail~
roalB for the preacher8. reported psogress' lho
lIoy. At. Nusbse also reported progreBs az pclu.
made In tho cola :tionB being nNls IN behalf OF
| thu civ Chusci, Extension societr.
Thn finn. ]. " Faywell caiIcl attention TO tho
work of the Young Mel'b Christian Association,
nur, asked that tho churches lntofno tlio Asso-
ciatiou by taking up MI annual cuilecaon ~ lts
bollaf. motion Wns maao aa cat;ea ~. ~.
ommend tho churches to take up thts hnnlal
COLLECTION for ths Young Meu's Christian Asso'
| citation. -.....-... ..,,.r
| After HotuG fnlBcGllan0ou6 coun4dclA!'ot. "'s.
| hee,, r1yeu to the subject Of roaucad railroad
| fs,n 10 baltimore ip order to 4tteu1 the Gansrht
! Conteronce. ttey adjourned.
J rAEsnYTERtASs.
THO prcsbyterin pastors dluctehed tue 4ues-
tim. "Uow shall ws mako our c!nsrcll-'nnmoera
morn c{nsctoutioua2" Dr. Walker taking tho
icst. III sccordance With tho suggestion OF j.
Farwoll. . motion wka pAssetl recommending
tho taklpg ot collocsion annually ny all tho
chu,chns Tor the boue!lt OF tho 7. II. e. \.
I NrFT1NH OF BISHOPS,
| A maeting Of al tho Episcopal bishops OF the
Wcst IL ab0ut to ba i,sld At llacino Col!cgc !o'
,9,e ,mrpnse OF taking htepa to unite oil tue odn,
casnnsi institutions Of that Chnrcs IN tlic Wes1
iMtn ma consolidated college or nnyo1sity: lha
i1,shous of Michigan, indiana, ILLINOIS, WlScol1
si,l. aliunesota, MlHAourt. Nebraska. Western
W,chiran. bond tiu lac, and Colorado aFo OK
,s.ntr.l to 10 preHont. This is tho third confer
aucH ri tba bishops on tho subject.
II ia not intondod By tlis project 10 Gloso an!3
NJ tho present Institutions OF the EPIse!oFh
t,hurch Ia t.e West, but TO continue them al y
rsan1nar schoolH. aud feelets to one great col
fcvo that will bo located whoreYcr tha bssAop
e't II wnuid. soon1 that Chicago. or isa suhurba
would b0 The proper place for s,lch ~ iabt!tu
ton. Property y-holIcrs IN thls city would. WITH
out doubt, give rcal estnte o1'ouEh Tor ane!'
ruf)oso, and money sufficient could 10 col'ocse
| for tho buildings.
, 1876-02-01
ASTRONOMICAL.

OccuItntt0n Of tho &'tcindes by tho
moon On rhuradny Evenings
On tho evening Of Thuraday next tho moon
will pass directly botwoon us aud the P1elaaeR,
or "asyon stnrs, as they aro usually called. hid
Ing from our Wow i've out Of tho Biz that aro
vin,blo to the cyo Of tho ordinary observer.
The phouomenon will begin It a iitslo bcfbre 8h.
lin. 2. r,., with tho occnltation Of the bsar
marked in tho accompanying diagram. md ond
Mt about ILL. 14u. p. H., when tho star marked
viii emerge, after having been obscurcd
about 40 minutes. At tho hrst-namcd time tho
moon wilt hayo passed the meridian noarly an
hour previously, and be Gl degrees above the
horizon; at tho last.nnmod tlmo hot altitude
Will bo 39 dogree8:
, 1876-02-01
h1ey0"e
H

Tho rhonomouon will 10 very interesting
ono to those who take pleasure In watching tho
Btass. Tho moon boiug near her first quarter
will mt bo 20 bright ns to ovorrowor tho light ot
tho Btara. and the successive "contaola may
10 watched distinctly through good opera
clasa or q small telescope. With olther OF those
Instruments tho altar Ii can be seon. nnJ itB
emcrsion will not occur till ao1no sEclvo minutes
after + has passed. from bolnd tho moon. Iho
most striking feature III tho exhibition Will rn-
sult from tho fact t1st tile unillumiuated edge
of tho moon will cut or tbs light Of each
star In succession {exoopt e, which ia too
far north to be occultnl). As We cannot rec TINT
dark part OF the moon, tho stats will Heen 70
drop out OF Dxistenco without any apnRrent
cause; they will omoTgo from bohnd the bright
pnlt Of tho diHc. ........
10 tho working astronomer tho passago OF tho
| moon over tic rIoiades will bo much uloro than
! a moro peep show. 1t la intended. II the
| weather permit to employ the Great Equatorial
| toloacupo at tho Dearborn ObHorvAtorY, III ob-
serving tho instantA Of nccultatlon anu ouer-
aion. as nearly aa possible. II theao obsorya-
| tious DO = snccosa sef1ea or 4ehGthY
l calculations will 10 afterwards entered upon,
| in Which direction. tho true ptaees Of tho moon
| at those inBtanta iiIor from the positions 40.
! duce{l by calculation. This may provo to DO OF
service IN further correcting tho valnes Ut the
4 lylnnr clemonta now employed fo calculating the
] luuRr nlaccs iur the use OF Aeglunu md land L."
| trou0mofn.
or course the Observatory will not 10 opon on
socIoty,-still lcHa 10 othc1a,-aud MI who arc
putltsol to visit the Observatory arc requested
bY tho Exeantivp Comtnittoo to choose moro
convenient Haaaou IN tho interest Of eetenco-
, 1876-02-01
tho paupos children. and atao tho management

tho paupor childton. and atao tho management
Of tic Normal School, .-...
Mr. i,utdirk aaId tho Csuntv Board iaa M
control Of thu salaries 81 teaeho'a as the NJ, . m
cou'd only 10 changed ,g tue hoafd OF l'*'ueA-
tl0n.
Tho bills wora finally rotorrod to the proper
committee, ansl order was restored:
THE BALAly QUESTION.
bfr. C!sary called attention u tllo unfinished
buBiuoAs Of tho last lncetinY md naked thai tha
resolution III rofere1Ice 10 tho salaries ot shc
county employees bo !aken M. which provided
that all salaries OF and below 22.49o ho Ito Hano
in 1B7B Oh In 1875.
hlr. Carroll o!lorod tho following substitute;
tsolrfd, That all salaries that wero nxod by tin
f., @ @ sn @ ts C Esy r.
iss X tas Or ' .ny ~ sam liow i9ao o and ths
ssu,s ,re Ssrs 1sd tor !ho year la7o i ~ ratns
that al former acton OF Tho i'oasd neons's1ont hero
with bo and tho sapo y hereby rese.ndcd EtovdsG
SaSi''' is,ss 'A."s..Ss t"s asis. asrnsy sss
on i0F plS,at aS 'af fute,, aiss H.. ts
ito inses jauitors Of tho jail and ortm,nsl uo',rt
nuildsne, an te A.,istant warden e Tho Insane ss
ssi.rie. Of sni!o,es ot the once e oerf q .s ','
for tno employees Of Tho Circuit Clerks af'lco.
MIR. H1cCatl1ey soconded tho substitute.
! hIT, Uusatck said substitute WAS mt In order,
! and could nuk bo considered Rt that time.
AIT. Ulcary said lo hoped t1eru would be no
further tritng In tho patter.. Iie wanted to acc
tho salary question disposed OF a. onco. and
| hoped tue members would not hesitate lonKer to
place themselves OH record by square vote.
| hfr. Carroll eaii llo would offer hin Ioaolusion
o. IN htnendm0nt to tic original resolution &c
tint tue matter could be dcclded.
Slr. uurdlcx commended In reply that tho
amendment proposed entirely wiped out the old
resolution, md, y consequence. snounsod TO :
| subBtttuto, and II prosao1 would ha1o 10 he TO
ferIed uudor the fulos.
After aome further lcBu!sory d!ncuBHs1n, tn
Chair docitlcd tho resolution Of Mr. Carroll II
order Oh IN amendment, aud tho yoaa and nnyl
were called Oh lis adoption. With tho following
result:
| J'eas--Ayars, Carroll. Gieary, Couy, 1lertng, Nc
| CaiIroy, Mu!lny, 1abnr. 1ohnnen-9
Ndys-Durdiea, uusss, duontLcs, Holden, 1oucrEen
lnd 6ehmtdt-G.
The original resolution ~ amondea W&s tho'
put, ind prevailed BY tho Hamo vote.
Upon tho announcement OF tAo vote. Ar
Clcary could not auppfess llEa APPRECIATION Q
the result mud his good fooilng oyer hts frst VIC
tory. f1o did not oxactly jump into tle nf. ot!
lusttiy.
COMMITTEE HRPORTa-
The regular business wHB then takon up, WHO
tho Committee on Finance reported. Eocolnmend
Ing tho ealo OF IRE bonds to tho amount q
e50,O00 Adopted.
The Committee on Public Chatitios raporte
In favor Of allowing Itobort Kinney $3.50 for
pair OF horBea for uso on tho poot.Fatu
Adopted.
After other unimportant business the Boar
adjourned until Thursday.
, 1876-02-01

Tho Toyvuxuacn uf f;luMAennlnE'8 Vics
tina Testify TO Aacr Huro ma Snots
loss Character mp 10 tho .Einso OF QRor
E'1iI.
:. Hpeeta. Dtsnateh 10 Tht Chtea9o Tribune.
HENRY, ILL.,, Jan. 31,-lterewith l Hnnh you
certificate Of citizens Of Ovid, N. y, Mary E.
pomosoys birthplace and eirlhools home, Al to
her naa,o aud famo thore. Henry folks would
l!ko to I,nyo II appcar In Tue TRIBuNH:
reru: The unss1.gued. Citizens Of ostd, hsnsca
County, N.Y. and vicinity. having heard .hat the
lsev j. g. o!sndennins and bis suortsrs ~ circu,
woman If low character aia standing In society, aud
Of yic.ous life, do hereby certify that so was brn
6ers Of saeety; thai sho grow 10 wonanhoo4 hssc,
WI. educated with US aud a xtrl aud woman had hi
.ns.s ina n e oa M md es
death III Jersey Guy; anl that hc.e, whsss sao has
heen "a lous and 10 ws snown ~ QUE would dare to
| 1EoAug FRANKLIN. Late County Judge,
| JANIS FoarkA. J. u. .-'
| IuAup1ua BunIsE, Corporation Attorney.
N, n. Hoxr, e1-bher1d.
| {iEonnE L. hKnbick. achoomstn.
| 4, c. HOWELL. achoolrlAtc,
| y. urkor, ashootnlate,
| UL0Hox hslrM. schoolluate,
i, ", uuyAH, II. D.,
| Nou0AN uAMass. ~: e1astss,
| J.D. TmoAAa, u4Aller AaIfs
j.N. WILSON,
| J. ". HUMMER,
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| r. l.. RKrHoLps. Deuttst,
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I,F. HxfLEY, Merchant,
| 4. IS. JusEs TEnalse of Willard Asylum,
| G, q, Coax II. L.,
| j. Z. MxuAlCk,
| H. ELnUHHt -...--.-
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| g. JohEa, JR., Merchant,
n. II, bKDwA, Merchant
4 C, HnowN, Merchant,
| i. II. Coyxnr, Marr!lant
| ". u. BwAh11]our. Asrfhaus,
| J. G. FostIR, Vul1ga Cla1k.
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