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D. B. Warner ; Secretary , J. E. Moore , ( Moore & Son ; ) Treasurer , J. T. Dimery , ( Sherman & Dimery . ) Bassa County . – Vice President , J.L. Crusoe , ( Crusoe & Bro .; ) Secretary , H. J. Neyle ; Treasurer , Edward Liles .
D. B. Warner ; Secretary , J. E. Moore , ( Moore & Son ; ) Treasurer , J. T. Dimery , ( Sherman & Dimery . ) Bassa County . – Vice President , J.L. Crusoe , ( Crusoe & Bro .; ) Secretary , H. J. Neyle ; Treasurer , Edward Liles .
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JOSEPH TRACY , D. D. , long the very able Secretary and General Agent of the Massachusetts Colonization Society , and also Secretary of the Trustees of Donations for Education in Liberia , and for the past fifteen years an esteemed Life ...
JOSEPH TRACY , D. D. , long the very able Secretary and General Agent of the Massachusetts Colonization Society , and also Secretary of the Trustees of Donations for Education in Liberia , and for the past fifteen years an esteemed Life ...
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The Secretary of the Treasury lost no time in remitting funds to meet the amount due the United States Government for accrued interest on purchase of arms and munitions of war in 1869. William Coppinger , Esq . , Consul General of ...
The Secretary of the Treasury lost no time in remitting funds to meet the amount due the United States Government for accrued interest on purchase of arms and munitions of war in 1869. William Coppinger , Esq . , Consul General of ...
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