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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06
Advertising Agents
ron THB-
X r. TNEBEC y JOURNAL
DAILY and Weekly.l

The following Advertising Agents are author
.ted to receive subscriptions and adyeriseme pts
tor tie kENNRBRC JOURNAL:
BOSTON 49,; IS. NJ. PKrrKNauL 4 Co.. 10
State Street.
8. X. NILES, No. fremont
Sueet.
T.C. EVANS, 252 Washington
St.
HORACE DoDD Washington
Stfeet
NEW IoNk J. :: DAUCHr Co., lyl Fulton st.
GEO. p. RownL q 20. ~
Park Row.
BATES = LOCKE, "a Park Row
W. W. SHARPE & Co.
D. NJ. PRrTENsJLL q Co., 81
Park Row.
PHILADELPHIA Coz, WETHRRELL & Co.
y. W. AVER 4 Co., Chestnut
81.
Is. NJ. PErTENGILL & Co.
7Ol Chestnut street.
81 LOUIS. MO-, RowELL 4 CHEsMAs, cor.
Third and Chestnut ST ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con-
aihs me latest news by telegraph and mail, gives
otofes oi the Markets, and has carefully prepared
y 'iitcal and local articles. and generous amount
1i farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
4 tut compilation OF State news.
Terms, ~ per aanum in advance, SS If payment
not made within the year. single copies cents,
be aau At the bookstores and az this office.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
ties may be had ON application at TINS onica.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06

Just received. 90 Boxes Real Imported
CASTLE Seap-White and Mottled-at Par
fridge Bros. Drug Store, under Granite
Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06

The Substitution of
Brandy tor Alcohol, the
use OF the True Jamaica
Ginger, of heir own Sc
Iection and Importation,
lits combination with
choice aTOmalics, as de-
lvIs,d Il and originated by
DIR. Sanford. paced this
preparation in actual
mel it so far ahead OF any.
thing before compound, d
mat notwithstanding the
most bitter opposition
RON the trade, its sales
in New England now ex-
coed that of all others
combined. The second
year of its manufacture
IT. sale exceeded the pre-
vious year by over hfty-
five thousand bottles. 1t
i- manufactured GU a
scale simply enormous.
Two thousand gallons
are always kept made
long in advance of con-
sumption, 10y which I ac.
IqulIes u delicious flavor
and brilliant Transparent
Icy. Every improvement
IN labor saving apparatus
is adoI ted, so as TO per-
init the use OF costly ma
terials and yet retain a
profit. the bottling ma
chine is alone able To ill
wo thousand four hun.
.dred bottles per hour.
From this Driel sta ement
.lt VIII be seen that Mes
srs. Weeks X Potter have
entered upon The manu-
ldctuIe OF oanlord's Ja.
maica Ginger in a man
ner that must III time Sc.
cure ior tht m the enor-
nous trade in this art Gle.
Its elegant flavor, great
merit, and low price
should be tested once by
thos e 10 need of a family
medicine before allowing
themselves TO be induced
by misrepresentation, 10
Guy Others. Insist upon
having what you call tor
-SANFoRD's JAMAICA
GINGER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06

Too MUCH COMFORT. w break
down under too much domestic comfort
sooner than under domestic hardships.
Thus people whose days and nights are
series OF excitements, high living, and
irregular hours, scarcely ever number as
many years as those who are obliged to
contend with poverty and privations. 1t
is among females in the latter condition
that extreme longevity is found. Men
fly about in open air, initiating their lungs
with refreshing properties, while their
beautiful wives and daughters. with pale
faces aud tallowy compilations, are loung-
ing on sofas. How many of them fall
like promising blossoms before the fruit
is set, killed by kindness. Such is too
much civilization. Travelling for health
is nothing more or less than ranging about
for vitality, which all the rich can neither
find nor purchase, while the poor have it
forced upon them through broken panes
aud cracks III the walls. They are pitied
because their lot is hard. They have no
luXures tor their stomachs no g.. 900
shawl to protect their white shoulders; no
velvet ottomans for their feet; no fres-
coed apartments to suffocate in, nor down
beds for sleeping away life in idleness
But they have what money cannot procure
nor physicians furnish, viz. : rosy cheeks,
sound lungs, white teeth, good appetite
ana other requisites for reaching three
score and ten without converting their
homes into hospitals Health Reformer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06
Aennfbfe yournaI.

rnolished at AUGUSTA. MAINE, Water Street,
90 of Court by SPKAGUE. OWEN NASH,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06

q H0O REWARD will be paid for bottle of
~ OOO any other Extract or Essence of Ja-
m miica Ginger ii ound TO equal it IN fine flavor, pur
lty and prompt medical effect. sold by all Whole.
sale aud Retail Druggists, Grocers, and dealers in
medicine. Price, 50 cents. Samples free. Deal
TO oban the triai boLles tor Tree distribution.
WEEKS Il POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06
SANFORD'S
GINGER.
The QUINrESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN.
GER, CHOItE AROMATICS AND
FRENCH BRANDY.

preparation so elegantly favored and medic
inaily effective "a t. utterly surpass all previous
preparations ol crude ginker ami household rem
e,,tes for the relief and cure of diseases and all
m BITS Incidental to the summer and Winter sea.
sons, and 10 sudIen changes OF temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06
Carriage tor Sale {!

A NICE TOP BUGGY, BUILT TO ORDER
BY BREWSTER, n. Y,
now in Good Order and will be Sold Low En-
quire of Henry CRAIG, Elm ST., or at T. FULLER
n SONS STORE.
Augusta. March Is. 1871. marie. ,tf&it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06

fuonsned every Wednesday morning, is the
ar Sess iono paper In the State, Containing news
pottctl articles. agricultural and sciennc m ,fter
a es, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mark.
cts, &C., &c.
Ierins, per 0nnum in advance.
Trdnsent Advertisements, 81 90 per ipen for n rat
settion. 80
Special Notices, t2.5O per inch for first week. 80
e." per week for each subsequent week.
'siness Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
80 '@:Id;nt Insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-06
AUGUSTA POsr VFrICE.

OFFICE Hours.
For delivery Of letters, from 7.30 A. M. 70 $50
P. II.
On Sundays. from 9.l5 A. NJ. to lOl5 A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18

mred in political songhs shall say the exgencv cin
hardly bc overstated; and while the DIES still
some broad weeks away, | say any remedy ID good,
though IL might at f!st blush mOrtfc1or 20 the
people. hupposc Gladstone and THEIRS and ten other
men elected judges for months court in WASH
ington.
II may he sail Neither party would consent Wen, no
one can he positive tian ! am. On tho side On
which vote thtnk there h the most overwhelming
justice think the opposite count has been atr0ciOus
would dCspiSc my party IL consented 10 cOmp:o
mise But villa. docs that prove Why. that the did,
Guilty Is horrible. Nothing would reconcile me better
than the decision % of the best In Am
Pulling of that, would submit with still better grace
TO Gladstone ana 1rrs. And Il plea justice. NJ
could not be strong II sevcu OF the best in The
world could not, after months deliberate search, g"V
sort o! glimpse OF atrocities that fairly break my
spirit
One thing further. II mlN I've said, II wO1li he hum
atiur And that literally lat IL would confess
weakness in tho Republic. | put IT TO Newfork mer
Chants would not te spectacle OF such thi2 re-
an foreign cccditJrs Would 1t not bc rcaa
U.EaphY Would il not show the automatic life OF the
nation Would Il not exhibit versatility OF strodc
that when inevitable we could sse that and
fight and that peace have other methods. Re
plbcanisn undJ rst0Od Ter rcs9uCc rs 10 subsidz9
the best minds Of the world ludgs to avert collision
Princeton, ". J., Dec. %, 1876. JOHN MILLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18
DECiSIDNS Ian. Il.

Sgyrcme Court IhGm1rrs-Dv judge DUB0huc.-
Mutual !n Company act Ffuchich'; P'inC
Hamilton; stops LesrrGan; Mntral late Insurance COM
pai,y at FructC Mutual Lie InsaIGcr g
pl,v ast ',rei!es Coz AZ. kIcuoH; BnacTay savings
Bank l},cbctr,cr- grdEtcd Importers d Traders
lanE Ko.uMO0n granted on merit Of costa ~ mo
Ton, 80 HIutOOn agt Ca''.-hOtiph dc!cd plaintiff
soit waited ant a report. Macy art Va mime
Melton denica. iusiec AT F.~'i.Must BE- referred. Core
t,p!s itOulStGu.-DeCrre
denied: memorandum q SGkoli TfF0ncT reminded
writ dem II mcmCf ~ iuin
tDtrfdt 9cjT BY judge Van BGnt Hcibarn aet itacey
aI.-4In,lings settled.
Sspari0r Cou1 -Spccial By Judge Spcr.-
Tcyser Er, Gg. Kelly, 60 Allowance of i've per cent
GRANTED fIHd b. a." rclCIcc. FaYEeH 1T al
AIT ficctZc plaintiffs entitled judgment aga INST
the dcleuUags s'r sum Of s,51t O7 Win Ei"si and
costs; fUd!p=s settled i"sf MtlhclC All Frederick
McnrC-ict the laIatG have $lra week almCy am her
c0n Il 80 20 be pat by dcn"ai at until tnc GI cr
order the Cobb aP knaPprleI Tcadju~ sing csS
AMI amending Judgment ScG!r aSt Sander di "i CON-
ni-sio1 Pierce at Gao:t.P intG complaint dismissed.
IJ. n On agI. EtGncf Maniac GreiS and BUdvi5 BAH
act Keeping al; CEssiy ag Gavin ei a.; C0rHc agi.
TTumIu-tTGcrS granted
Marine Court CsnMbTs Bv Judge McAdau.-
Matthews art NllnI VrelOi ai %DnIe1nr Opui0ns fled.
I!rXi at CgrtN referred 10 William 4 J. NcGra., eel.
NaNGcld. All. GiDsJib"f iat nhtd SO Tor cont M L.
i,eIt agt. sr,su Motion denied Bailey agt Met-iier
ircl -. GuioyC.-p Ilt-. Nktr AZ. gao lS'i;
IucrguCatorlcu settled WAcclwleht agL birm.yIK.-E.
H. Fav 80 receiver Bussr a9t Cacgi.o"u Smith ACT
Ain fusioi at Authorizations granted. Ross AT. Brown.
Referred n t"7r keicnan go Col" -hb,iEcT Ak frauh
Comm ssl ordered Corner DuJrue Mc.uty
uI6yrd Apcar .si SavddIn istr ag DJyisOC i;o4'Is
drf hrcgius; Sage at HuuJ Smith AgL IHc AH.tTt
CA iIf H"t 'o'"Vi: Ahr;t age leo
hsrogsoG az. H"t; Safagc at Hlgr"s, m;ry sPi. re
Ma ag! Hogan ODohtr,V aSt hwdAsJAi ,li.cI Hgt.
kIyaUt. -OritT. CfdH;cN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18
INC Trial Of the snlt of Norman Peck and Louis F.
CHINlINAL NOTES.

John Fleming of No. 507 F;gtcc'lth-st., Nro9klvn.
vas held answer IL ~ 00l bail 0r sang horse Valued
al from TIE SJ9le ii FceiilH kLtt ct "a. hilGGr
st. Erlnkiyn Flcius: arrested aj rHI' aHd soy
enty fuUr a-S;., yesterday, "l-. driving thc hot
At the Yorky.le Police HUrt, yesterday, james
U,au CHARGED with snat:a !cclei from c Lcc ui IIs
taih laGg Of No 200 cS; ;luct enlist, wIc size
was Walain. Third ICgii't ~. un TG'-y alter
noon. committed for tIial III d"ihalt al 5000 Da
al l.SscX Market Police Coart yesterday Mar
tin Freeman. 10y entering the JIc 81 Gt"Tsc FIA at No lti
Avciuc f. utcHt 10 siCg, ;j Ia $4,000 bill joan
Richardson and Wiil.am QGllu Wy" charged with TIE larceny
IL CONTAINING ana NGIGci al
4lIu from tLc TrsGeu;e Of AlttI Thomas al No ITO
kiiCe 81, and we've each held II default 81 rl,1uU ban.
Pasqnac Jacob. convicted n thC Special Sessions
house! Tie
S;prvIe Court G-Urr Term r. review his conviction the
udh ground Urn the Iolc who the principal
Witnesses 81 mo- -S ~ generally 20 Ia" chaIAt,i OF ~,
h0,se only arrays aul l.. TIE horse
Prisoner aHuiCd Jud.t % bo released 10
during spDtal jug. D0i"Uc dcuca hia application
giOuud That Only fie GeICr iC.m review The tcs
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18
SHiPPLNG INTELLiGFNCE.
AZ. n

PcET OF EaW.YOE& ...............JAY. r.
CAAEID
Steamship ifarsa ger, IInUrch Br,wcn. oeinch- q
s;clns.p rcyict tIr) Hes,r. Antwerp runch E'iye 3
-, arip Geo ". Clydc. Ingram. Charles; - ". cunt-
a!d . e.. 1890
Sicsms,up EcDf'aciG Jyl' MrlcEoad cats and W lining
tnn. = g.. VIA. !. tiydr@ Go.
rsil scr. Sr.o!. W..i s4E., CcIE' '1s Cuba, !. H.
LA. l. he ,coo C3,). Halcfow. Liverpool! Gii,h fdy 8
Eng HubJ, Neal fon oi SPAN. Trin. Dam TrgTBrige
Z Co. -,
fIig hoanokc ,Br sehlnan, !agaya AID Poi;o Cabclo
~ 10 I,uui:"H {; "a.
Mugal, %.
li irn, tsrl EI,I-,l Are. l., T. r., Ter sns n jon
sci l. BAnlIa tEf Lyons. hAnlax, n. =, J. =. wntncy
I. Co.
Merchant b 90.
Selr ii!ur. H,he Eh.rid e. Ponce r. L.. h. L. Boccrre
AcpAew.
scar John IT, KHAN. Pitcher. Caliz. Brett 'on & 10.
ARRIVED.
Sirarsio Cnam1u- Rect Havana Jau IT, with udse and
IA Wul. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1871

steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond CRY Point and
Steamship Aibenore 6ibba LeWe. Win mise an rTs q
steamship Leopard AlDrrson, Philadelphia, with coal to
sIeasp Florida Croker, Philade.phiA with mdsc aud
steamship p"it-tlc wnnett Philadelphia ~ith coal to
Steamship Ecanor Johnson Portland with adso AMI pass
s,eaulshp Neptune Perry Boston with m'se and pass 70
ship 81 scpher ol BATH new, 800 cns) Douglas Bath
d R.e 10 ia ''' to Sr'0' CO.. WI" load Tor %" F'''
shT shssyspere Geri. rcchtcr. Bremoa so DAYS Ia bal
BARK Div Mount lot iiataz ~ 81 Smith. Liverpool SO
BAR edward Nd IL t1or sir,ns@n nas 81 days, via
laMgon intds Ga{h - 9aL'i1 to C. Tt1is e Co. o,o
bbis. to or!ic,. ycssq 10 isoyia iiacEen.
win empty 70 eirr vessel raaeh FAYE 90
days IN ballast t. bod & iIinc&'n '
- a. WIT Sasai 90 r. H. H oHSss1 10 MisT
rcir Humber, Parqnar Of and from Halifax days. with
syhr Ts,ue Gushing Robertson, Roc4land, with line
scgoo>Ege-RIyER AID coAsrwI.E.
VIM Mc;'oSb. Providence. Philip Barcs, New Haven.
steamships china aud ItaS icr Liverpool ouaag Sc for
as pac6 S Sr GTcrcd nscSma Ter
QueeGstown Enanuc Tor Rottf rdan Anna Tor Corunna
fer S faySs O' '''a o''f 'r ''r'e T. L. f'Ne''"s
SAILED BY WAY oF LONG ISLAND SOUND
schrs lila Pre-sy. f. G. Knight nd Lake. of Portland
WlND-eunsct m'deI"te NJ; cloudy.
Jan 2 lat % o. lon 50 H. bark svea swsd from Bor
deauX Tor Charleston.
fOEAGN POH1n
LOTION, Jan 1.-The Iiliisi bark micro, hom London
JAN II cI te United stats i. at Gavesend with her port
bow considerably damaged by collision The Scdisi bark
Iris Mol2ncer iiu Dec rs Cor Bull KIrr =. e. lhs
arrived C""ts. Sac has lest her sails sh ballast and
suit, RED otter damage fhC captain - sck the British bark
New Republic Adams .ich Drt back To Mau titus prior
Dec lc-ky condition. has been red and proceeded
yesterday for Cadz
QCREYsroWN. Jau. l7.--Thc CunaId steamship Olym
rus, b. frU jan Tor Liverpool arrived here
at e ~. toSlay
DOMESTIC PO"Ts
BOSTON, Jan l1.-ArIIved bark Pcpa, Getiel from Rio
Grande.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l7Clearei steamships Austrian WYE,
for idverpoo William Kennedy, fUsto tor lro7dtnce;
bark NIkar for Hot;cfug.u.
thiLarELrnls, Jan. 7Ceaied, BARK rciceno. for Cork
Falmouth. SAILED, SIS Florida, Ashland, Arlfs, ma
inc Willing and ia HUH Cam Nh OEaGo, hound
out lett Nr1CHse Del. az o:lJ m. today. steamship
Aci cs sailed from Delaware CItt at yesterday for
South AmbOy.
DISASTER
NORFoLS Va. Jan l7An unknown bark went ashore last
night night cape Henry. Assistance has been sent
MISCELLANEOUS.
POET ROYAL $ G., Jan. 1.-The scIrs A. J. Bentley
Daniri and Dewo which cleared several days
were DELAYED la tie Iywcr Jay acCoIut OF fog.
AmE,bUgY. Mas. jan 1.-THE schT Lucy May to liaver
HIN iayehll !DT Jack sOHyy fa 10 She
spOKcn of Cope Ann ouTar JOid passage, and
IL IS bel. we'd has been lost with all on board
lIOr Ldla ShtD heiCS see fifh !dge.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18
THE COURTS.
AN OLD SUIT FOR A L,RGE CLAIM.


Capt. John Graham assigned some vessels
which he owned 10 Edward sckcn of the firm Of Meyer
& Stncken security Tor loan. Suckcn sold the YES
sels receiving, after the payment of his loan ami cx
penses, about 1000 Graham brought suits against
Suckcn and Meyer separately or the value of his ships
the United States Courts and recovered judgment
against cash. the judgment against Meyer beng for
about S240000 Stuckcn had meanwhile gone 10 Euro2c.
Lewis H. Meyer thercupOn made an ins0ivent assign
ment but paid to Capt Graham nearly 80 per cent OF
his Judgment upon the lattCrs assigning the judgment 10
Meyers friends. Graham part OF the agreement
that if Meyer became solvent he Should
pay the balance Ia 1866 he brought suit to set aside
the compromise and enforce the old Judgment allowing
of course, what he had received TEc lain now would
amount, with interest, to about $30IooO Mr. Meyer
asserts that the loan the ships and their sale were pr
yGte transactions of his former partner The c"nHlro-
gave Graham at least Sl0oc0O more l!iAh iis YES
sciS worth. lie says he never promised Graham 10
pay him in fun Ii e became solvent, and asks that the
complaint bc dismissed.
The tral of the begun yesterday before Judge
Lawrence, IL Supreme Court, Special Term. ti2:ic. Il
KnOA and : Z. Nash appeared fer ralAtiu; J9Soph H.
Chcae, 3. Roccr. ". S;OughtOa and ChAs /. Soath-
nal d Tor the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18
CIVIL NOTES,

Ia tho suit of Louisa M'..cko against Frederick
Mcnczc divorce tor crucy, Judge Speir, In - eor
Court Snacil Term ,1aGtod Ia SO week alupny ahd
her %75 CGGGaet the suit beI conHt. las Gtd
since Il, arS-ed TINS MOTION
In the suit of Regina Mansbach against the Me
trpoitan Company motion 20 enon the ce
PENDANT cancelng plaintiffs FOLEY her h"seands
life vas presented yesterday Judge D0n0re Supreme
CiruiI the defendants claimed that tins ma already
been iEhui.y judge onphGC reserved ms CeCio
judge Spcii, Ia Superior Court, Special Term, has
calendar OF the suit for r tied
divorce cr0clJy OF Hcicn Cunningham against Join G.
Cunningham begun last but, Paluiin says deiyei
ssuI:ntrs Ear husband tnaJ h~WoHli treat her
kindly She tine he la3 har Spcl o.
ughLt again. lCang ncT on more lhan one OCCASION
In a suit by Goldman housc against Marx COhn,
motoa was Yesterday supreme Court Chambers.
before judge Douohuc defendant Chatham ST.
sorckccp,s frcu arrest. alla, which he
rested state that on CERTAIN d;y Ceicn already OWING
the llauti.. o1,rc 30 atiCi aie payment oi
and Ia, Saith o. has Oh! f'"s t'rdt
could al hrs sGrr t'ai i2V,
h ci = where hu
tie Ga'c n'uil it here N"s corpse
u, 10 IN wi,iI h.s sor1. j. ,,iateI Jud2p Duruhua
- Lt mus; 10 On SIDE, ANA sent tHe
a 90 de- idc on #hiH sd tat PERJURY was
Tho trial Of the .t of Norman Peel, and Louis F.
Martin against Herman Won Keller begun yesterday be-
Jige ia SuUUho CoIr Circuit The defendant
brought 30 ta plaintiffs notes Of Grlth rIcijss. Who
have since f,il- $1,000 and the plaintiffs gave lin
check Tor $40 900 on these the pantifs received
s,ji tie defendant Jt the balance OF t1Cr
alvarez The defendant Ac acted only Tor dc Hakcr-
% tie notes and brought a., notes Ia tie pdnuaN l" S re-
tor the makers m anWh!c. me Ittilds
they Gld the defendant they would have nothing to do
Of tho notes though they Jud lsnd him
$1,000 .ZIUcU without collateral The T. brag
sealed verdict to-day EAu Root appear. Tor the pam
tlGs, ,. h. fanchcT ior the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-18
PIXSNNGERE NILLEN.

FOR LIVERPOOL In Sieliasi'D Hrtg, Jap. l-ar and
b.liT M. r!d ir. fLlOHs.Ut, u
and MIR. cam llidc. Luii.ir Vlr Water On sep. 49,
FOX LIVERPOOL i Sic.tt<.tt (ttsd, "a. Ill y.
COZ on Or 4. David x. GDr4OT, Gtp Gtuun-f. Goa
H4i,lcr NJ HHNuu. l. =. ~ Mr. AMI Ms II Ia od'ickH,
Jntu icifurs Rev j. Kane, L. =. - Mol ';CoitoH,
r. Koc. =. 4. Moseley. 10 - n r. Pony hFa G. Ealsi0h
chill rem mad at, =. II. E1i.tb ne J. shore.
Nss Spenctt Charles l. SaheIaEd, JO1u swanson, Miss
Iu.. T. Miil4InF, ~. -. -oIeO &c 1t-' IO.~AN
Marina D.rs'r-on, Ms Eiza cam
on ). A. Chaudor j. b. hLOHba, Ala1 lato!nc IOHcE