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List of Agents or The Observer
A long list of agents and churches across Illinois and Kansas with names and locations including Pleasant Grove St Charles Auburn and Quincy and numerous Rev. and Esquire titles. The roster mentions Rev James J. Marks in Louisville and other attendees such as J. Davis Jesey Lemuel Foster Win Smith and Rev A Kent among many others.
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West Ely
James J. Marks
Louisville
James Baird
Pleasant Grove
S. M. Harris
St. Charles
Thomas P. Copes
Auburn
Philander Draper
Lousiana
James Watson
Marion College
van. Oakley
Franklin
Peter B. Davis
Millersburgh
Martin Baker
Fulton
Daniel Nolley
Jones
Tan Yard
Isaac Tate
Powwsi
Henry Pease
Caledonia
T. Donnell
Louis
Joshua Tucker
Ats
David H. Bishop
Paris
J. T Miller
Palmyra
White Water
Toay
Francis Arker
Ogeen
Levi Pettib
A.O Nash
Cjmbia
R.m.gent
Pharston
Joshua B. Iden
Portant
Albert G. Boone Farrington
Peers
M. Tenestorouch
R Wallace
Apple Creek
Cyrus Henderson
Illinois
Fairfield
William Kirby
Dayton
R. McCoy
Knoxville
E. P. Noel
Canton
Robert Stewart
Grigsvalle
A. F. Norton
Prince's Grove
W . Babbitt
N. W. Swift
M. Farmington
Geo. W. Little
Jes Holmes
Collinsville
A. W. Beach
Quincy
Turner
Springfield
P. C. Canedy
Birsfield
Win. Porter
Galena
A Kent
Eajiton
W. Lynn
Carlinville
Bela White
Thomas A. Brown
Hennepin
J. Stickel
Onowa
R. W. Grinley
Winchester
Carter
Bowl Auns
Jrseyville
T mM
Spore
Char Carthage
J. Lawton
Jacksonville
D. B. Ayres
la Harpe
J. W Brooks
Warsaw
Julius Read
Payson
Abner Perry
Salem
L. K. Anderson
Hadley
Reuben
Beach
P.M
Prophetstown
A. Smith
Sanchester
R. Houston
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Waverly
Isaac
Slavery's brutal voyage into Washington and Norfolk
A first person account tells of Archy and Cassy, enslaved lovers, seized and marched from a Virginia plantation to Washington and then shipped to South Carolina. The tale covers escape attempts, brutal punishments by Colonel Moore, the slave market in Richmond and Norfolk, and a perilous sea voyage marked by mutinous sailors and a wreck before sale.
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Henry B. Stanton
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Gress
Europe
America
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Heath
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John Adams
Backus
Neal
Thompson
Washington
Archy Moore
Colonel Moore
Archy
Cassy
Eveing
Stubbs
Peter
Richmond
Free America
South Carolina
United States of America
Potomac
Federal City
Metropolia
Temple of Liberty
Shakspeare
Norfolk
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