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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
George Lyons, Cabinet Maker.

George Lyons, Cabinet Maker.
AS on hand, general assortment OF So
I'm FAS, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING IA
BLES, TABLES, WORK STANDS, COTS,
sc, Sc which he offers for sale low for cash or
approved credit. lie is also prepared to perform
any work in his line which may be required, ON
short notice. He sohcits the patronage Of the citi-
zens Of Columbus and vicinity and pledges himself
To give satisfaction TO all h,s customers.
0~r Undertaking will be attended &c at all times,
and sleerscs, Collins Sc, provided
August !, lS3S--4-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Tavern to Let.

WIIE subscriber having purchased lah ',s !, =
= being determined TO devote his a'''"r nrlls
farming, has declined tile idea Of keeping tFeuias
house. lie is, in consequence, DESTROYS q erbis
out the TAVERN in this place (NashvlleEs I'm III
he sometime SINCE rented. He will let 1t lI0T ,s,o
10th of October, inst, in the list of January :
Terms liberal, and payments easy - me sk
scrlber, or n. n. Nash, Esq prpRO.
ROBERTT. TALlA !Pi. 50
NashYille, Lowndes CO. MI, Oet. |, ~. =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Dr. b. f.. CorneII

AS opened an office at the store Of .
-AA FRANKLIN, where he tenders h, - y. :
iessaonal services, to the citizens of Colm IT,
and its vicinity. February IS ls27 '''. "
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Law Notice.

R EUBEN DAVIS, STEPHEN coor.
IA and JOHN GOODWIN, have OOCAE
themselves IN tie practice of Law On 4sS0'ia's.
the firm will attend TO business con6JeI " aee q
the Circuit Courts Of Lewndes Monro s4 rl y ilen il
Portotoc, Tippah, Tishemineo, ha1 OnSSAasar
Oklibbeeha; the Federal and Cbano"o'ann . ad
and the High Court Of Errors and Anne,s courts
son. FF'"N d lack.
r. DAVIS, Office in Athens, Mon,oo c,.,. :,
J. GooDwiN's, in Aberdeen. Nam eOU"! NJ
5. CocFE's in Columbus, LoWrJo, "
march B, lS5S-3itt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Mobile Advcrti~emeni mt, d.

YUyJr ro,,,.rl.a., ae.e,a1A EXISTING De-.
,r,.- IN. sr5-.-.5srs 10 Mobile, under tac
.,,l.,gti,YUrN n0DGES'-, MeMoRRIEN,
AMI A ] IODGES & e.. at Ca.am1g. .s ius
tay a ul.el BIZ maH.a. consent and '-e ii'-.s ''
ne aboye firms ui. teres.ler BE- 1sed o'l. iH DC
sci,en..nt of tIslr 1rrrr Hl'ae..,,
JAMES HAYDEN,
A. J. HODGES.
MORGAN VI MOBBlES.
columbus. Sept ~. l-a..
No., NJ. Ii,rru, w.I continue Tie Factor
,,,. 80 C,,,,,I..,n b .si1r# 10 Mobile on I's own
seco.,nt and t5e r.tr5ns Of lhe ola house are ny-
JAMES HAYDEN,
\. j. HODGES.
C,,,,.b,r5p lit
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
O'NciII. Micnaux 4 Thomas.
O.NeilI, Dcnring & 90

FAcroRs & GGNERAL Co,nussIoy MERCHANTS,
MOBILE, Ara.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27

Il. p. WHlILOW. ". w. ALLEN
WhiilOW s. Allen,
FlCTORS q, AGENTS, .MOBILE, ala.
REFER TO
T n. N Il aea ESQ., ESQ., Columbus, Nj.
Mr. B. w. Anderson, Sumter county,
Col Robert G. Macon Greene county,
Mcssrs Byers, Penck & Go. Weumpka,
C e, !, Th% 6, r. Ii., Do.'"s Mobile,
Mcssrs. Fowlks, Allen s Baldwin, GAINESVILLE
Mcssrs j. & &. NJ. Coffee, Tuscaloosa,
Mr.. H. S. Atwood Wilcox county,
Mr. A. d. Lucy,
August I, lsjS-l-ti,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-27
Military Notice.

UyHE following Regiments Of Mississippi
4 Militia, will parade for Dnl and Review,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23
0INOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber
- are requested TO come forward and set.
tie by the LIST of March, as he intends Ieav.
ing the State. Those who do no, avail
themselves Of this notice, will find their pa.
pers in the hands of Capt. j. W Potts, and
the specie demanded.
JAS. NJ. PEOPLES.
Feb. 90, 1888. tsS
For SaIe-A good road Wagon, for
which indulgence will be given. J. MP.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

ESPECIALLY those taken from uv Lii.
brary without permission. tn indi.
ridual who took Thomds's Practice without
leave or license, would do well to return il,
and sin no more, lest worse evil hefal him.
JNO. NJ. HAPPOLDT.
FEB. 81 1888 IL,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23
NOTICE.

My Creditors living out of the State Of
" North Carolina, are hereby notified,
that | intend to apply for the benefit of the
Act of Assembly, for the relief OF lnsolyent
Debtors, at the town of Charlotte, IN the
county of Mecklenburg, on Saturday, the
tenth Of March next.
T. DWIGHT.
Mecklenbnrg co. N C. Feb. 10. ls3S.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

ssd 20 have specific gravity Of 10. sc. instead of
II. % and of ~ carats fneness, 10 Is H. instead
10. ~. difference which would materially vary
The estimates Of value were this mode relied upon
exclusively. LIB
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

Word, were both erroneous-the latter signally
| 50. With the opinion which we entertain Of the
paramount authority of the Constitution and the
Laws made under it, we could come TO no other
conclusion. We believe that The People intended
10 elect Messrs. Claiborne ard Gholson to serve as
Their Representatives in Congress until Members
should be elected to the 25ih Congress under the
law, bu, that that election nevertheless void by
want of legal authority to hold il. We believe un-
doubtingiy that Messrs. Prenliss and Word were
entitled TO seats as Representatives of the State Of
/ Mississippi, from the moment of its being aseer-
tanned that they had received majority Of the
votes ct the People under election legally held
and That no inference of intention on the part of
the People OF that State, other than is disclosed
by the ballot-box, could be admissible in the decis
ION OF the question. Under these circumstance s,
we cannot but anticipate that the People of the
State of Mississippi will at the polls reverse the
decision OF the House OF Representatives, return.
ing by an increased majority, the same Members
as the House has thought fit to reject-Nat Int
The nomination Of Mr.. Muhenberg, 10 be Min
lister PlenipoentIary to Austria, was yesterday
confrned BY the Senate, as was also the nomins.
ton Of Mr.. John R. Clay, OF Philadelphia, to be
Secretary Of the Legation.
90
1.-THE Buffalo Daily Advertiser of the 9Th inst
SAYS that General Scott has received official des
patches from General Brady, and Governor Ma
son, Of Michigan, stating in general terms that
The tranquility OF that frontier has been entirely
restored and that there is no necessity for calling
out a militia force.
G~We learn that DR.. Ashbel Smith, Surgeon
General off tho re inn arrived IN ~ ashinr
ton the 18th inst. under orders from his Govern.
nent. We are informed, also, thai he brings de.
snaches TO Gen. Hunt, the Texan Minister.-Aat.
Iatsihgeneer.
GJA Complimentary Dinner was given, at
Browns Hotel in Washington City. on the 10th
instant, BY number of numbers Of both Houses
OF Congress, to NJ Prentiss aud NJ. Word. The
two Missssppians 10 whom the House OF Repre-
sents,ves has denied seats as Members OF tina,
body. Judge White OF Tennessee, presided, as.
sisted BY several distinguished Members of Con.
gross Vice Presidents and number of cap.
tai speeches were made on the occasion.
u The Legislature of Pennsy lvaRia has reiec- /
ted proposition To instruct the Senators and re-
quest the Representatives from that State 10 exert
their Influence TO procure the resembling of Mr.
Palton's resolution on the subjec, Of abolition
petitions.
The Bank Of Camden.-Among the several
Banks that We have seen reported as having re-
'umea specie payments, ne take pleasure In ad-
ling the Bank Of Camden"--,o what amount
and under what conditions we know not; suffice
/ TO say, however, thai we have been credibly in.
ormed that IN Alabama and Mississippi, its bills
premium OF per cent-CGnden
Courier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23
NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted TO the estate of
"A Guy Maxwell, decd. previous 10 the
18th October last, are now Informed for The
last time, that unless payment is made i'm.
mediately, they will have to settle with an
officer, | wish to pay the debts agalns, the
estate and nothing but meney will answer.
| will take no promises in future from any
person.
WIN. MAXWELL, Executor.
Feb %, 1898 ts7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23
NOTICE.

"A LII persons having claims against the
- estate of Ezekiel Black, decd, must
present them properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law. or this notice
will be plead in bar Of recovery.
WIN. MAXWELL, Admr.
WHi the Viii anasred.
F.5 80, 1888, 1888
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

The House Of Representatives Of Indiana
. have refused, by vote of Al 10 SO, TO in.
struct their Senators in Congress 10 vote
against the annexation Of Texas TO the U.
MON.
Atlantic Steam Navigation last the
long talked of attempt to navigate the At
lantlc by steam, is certainly on the point of
being made. Lieut.. ]. Hoskip, of the Roy.
al Navy, arrived here on Thursday from
Liverpool, in the Garrick, for the purpose
of making the necessary arrangements for
the reception Of the "great Western Steam
Ship" and for keeping up an intercourse
by her means, with Great Britain. She is
already built, aud is now IN London, taking
in her machinery.-N. y. Cour. and Enq.
The Columbia S. c. Times, in a notice
of Mr.. Rhett's late Address, declares that
the Union has long since failed of the
purposes for which 1t was intended" and
Z" the sooner ii is dissolDed the better" If
Mr.. Calhoun would be deemed the friend
OF the Union, as ii is, which he frequently
declares himself to be, he should endeavor
to hold 10 check these hostile feelings Of
his frlends-else his own sincerity will be
doubted. The Columbia Times IS one of
his organs.-Lynchburg Virginidn.
Effect Of the Experiment. value Of
imports at The port of n. York 10 the year
1886, was Sllsss6,I94 and IN 1887,
(t"urth quarter estimated, only Ss,s32 ,s64
loss, $50, 349, 494. Amount of duties
which accrued at that port III 1886, was
ST., ia POO, IA 1887, 50 4s0,l24-Ioss,
S7,634.ol This is but one Of the disas.
trous results of Gen. Jackson's Experiment.
II is notoious fact that Van Buren's
Sub Treasury Scheme, IS more strongly
denounced in Administration papers than
those OF the opposition. Among The num-
Der is the Richmond Enquirer, the organ
of the party in Virginia. The editor Of
this papers declares il to be one of the most
despoilc measures ever brought before the
Anerlcau people.
Spanish Commissioa.-The Globe saws:
The Commission fox adjusting the claims Of
our merchants for indemnity under the
Convention between the United States and
Spain, closed its session Of eighteen months
his day. The duties of Mr.. Henry (btlng
sole commissioner have been arduous, and
occupied his unremitted attention to the
asst day. The propriety of extending the
Commission TO this day is manifest from
he fact stated 10 US, that the memorial of
he largest claimant was not filled until Sat.
lrday last: We are informed that the
whole amount awarded, except about eight
thousand dollars, goes to merchants and un.
1erwrlters north of the Potomac.
Singul1r.-A lad while skating a few
lays since on the canal about two mics
vest Of this village, discovered an open
ox under the ice containing a double bar.
eIed gun and lO7 sovereigns, fS500)--the
overeigns contained in net, work purse,
robably the sum total Of worldly wealth of
ome adventurous emgrant passing west
urlng the past season. Wayne Sentirel.
DIED
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23
DIED

l. this County, near Charlotte, on the 10Th inst
MARTHA ANN daughter OF Wa, aud Mary
\. Grib6e, aged three months and twelve days
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.


The Governor, Council met in this City
o last week, TO confer with him on the appoint
o ment OF Members OF the Board OF lnterna
,, Improvement, who are required by Act o
Assembly to be annually chosen. Gov
Dudley nominated the former Board
Messrs. Cad. Jones and w. d. Moseley
} and the Council unanimously concurred il
their re.appontmenl.
The Governor also brought to the notice
of the Council, the situation OF the Capitol,
and the necessity of further appropriation
TO complete 1t, it being ascertalned that the
sun voted at the Session Of 1886 81 will
have all been expended by June or July. The
Public Officers being unwilling land properly
we thlnk) to assume the responsibility of
further Announcements without authority of
/ law, the question submitted 10 the Council
was whether an extra Session ofthe Legisla
ture should be con, ened to take the subject
into consideration, or money be borrowed on
I individual security TO continue the work,
(as proposed by the Building Commttee,)
relying on the justice Of the Leg stature TO
repay the sum thus borrowed The Council
returned for answer, that though they did
not claim the right, by virtue of their Office,
to adriSe the Governor on the subject, they,
nevertheless, had no oblecuon to give vol.
untary expression OF their opinion. Belev.
ing g called Session OF the Legislature mex.
pedient and unnecessary, but regarding the
best interests of the State as involved IN the
speedy completion of the work, they concur
in the suggestion Of the Building Commit
tee, as TO the proprlety OF raising funds on
the faith of individual pledges.
We regret toexpress our conviction, that
the building will not be IN readiness for the
accommodation of,he next Legislature, even
II the desired funds be obtalned.-R. Reg. |
Good Ne,cs.-The Legislature of Penn.
sylvania has adopted resolutions instructing
their Senators to vote for the poStponement
of the Sub Treasury scheme until the next
session of Congress-whlch will, we sus-
pect, ensure its rejection by the Senate.
III IS TumOFeu tDdt uT' oiliSct Is 10 Ue
transferred to the Navy Department, in
place of Secretary Dlckersou, and that
Richard E. Parker. Of Virginia, is to sue.
coed MIR. Polnsett in the Department OF
War. Another rumor is that Judge John
Y. Mason, of Va. isto supersede Mr.. Dick I
erson.-Lyachbrg Fw. L
The Alexandria Gazette states, as a ru
NOR. tha, at the end of the present term OF o
he Supreme Court, Mr., B. F. Butler, the
Attorney General of the United States, will
resign his office. Mr.. Gllpln, Of PhiadeI-
,hia, is spoken of as his successor.-i6.
Title of the SUB Treasury BilL-The
ooughkeepsle Eagle ugsess the following !,
IS the appropriate title of MIR. Weights '
Sub. Treasury Bill =" 4 bill to abolish me
Republican features Of the Government OF
he Uuited States"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

The House Of Representatives of Indiana
have refused, by vote of Al 10 SO, 10 in.
struct their Senators in Congress 10 vote
against the annexation Of Texas TO the U.
MON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

B- Mons. ROuehe.-Ws are requested to state,
that owing to The disappointment OF Mons. Rouche
in receiving his Magical instruments, &c. he will
not be able 10 perform before the citizens of Char
otte at this time. lie regrets very much tho dis.
appointment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

Title of the Sub Treasury BiH.-The
Poughkeepsle Eagle SUI sests the following
as the appropriate title of MIR. Weights
Sub Treasury Bill -" 4 bill to abolish Inc
Republican features Of the Government Of
the Unlted States"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

Good Ne,rs.-The Legislature of Penn.
sylvania has adopted resolutions instructing
their Senators to vote for the postpoaemenl
of the Sub Treasury scheme until the next
session of Congress-which will, we sus-
pect, ensure its rejection by the Senate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

The Mississippi Election. Having pu, our rea-
drrs IN possession of the documentary history OF
the Contested Election of Representatives In Con-
gfess from the Stale of Mississippi, we have al
ierdsd them the means Of forming an opinion for
themselves upon the merits of the case which has
occupied so much Of the time of the House OF Rep
rssentstiyes. To these documents we add to-day,
the Address of Mr.. Prentiss 10 his constituents,
in which he exhibits vigorous purpose to assert
his rights before them.
With the publication Of these papers, we should
have been content 10 let the matter rest; but as
our readers, and especially distant ones, may de-
sire to know oar opinion on the matter, We are
not disposed 10 withheld it, nor indeed do We wish,
By our silence, 10 permit doubt TO exist IN re-
gard to it,
We state, therefore, that we entertain no doubt
that the decisions Of the House of Representatives
at the last cesson, now reversed and the late de-
sisioa isfusing seats to Mr. Prentiss and Mr..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

The Alexandra Gazette states, as ru
NOR, tina, at the end of the present term of
the Supreme Court, Mr.. B. F. Butler, the
Attorney General OF the United States, will
resign his office. Mr.. Gilpln, OF PhliadeI-
phia, is spoken of as his SUCCESSOR
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

" Superior Cour-0ur Superior Court is now
IN session, His Honor, Judge Bailey. presiding
So far. very little business of any kind has been
done, waiting as we understand for lawycrs.-
This is rather strange, for On looking over the
number assembled together during a session Of
the Court, one would suppose there was enough
already to fleece every man that had any disposi.
ton 10 try the uncertainty of the law.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

II We learn that DR.. Ashbel Smith, Surgeon.
General Of the Texian Army, arrived in Washing
ton on the 10Th inst. under orders from his Govern.
nent We are informed. also, thai he brings de.
soatches TO Gen. Hunt, the Texan Minister Nat.
Iateligencer
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

D. The Buffalo Daily Advertiser Of the 9Th inst
SAYS that General Scott has received official des
patches from General Brady, and Governor Ma
son, Of Michigan, stating in general terms that
Tie tranquility OF that frontier has been entirely
restored and that there is necessity for calling
out militia force.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-23

u The Legislature of Pennsylvania has rejec
ted proposition 10 instruct the Senators and re-
quest the Representatives from that State 10 exer
their Influence 10 procure the resembling of Mr.
Palton's resolution on the subject Of abolition
petitions.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-28

The New Orleans Picayune gives the
following account Of little love tragedy,
between q couple of colored gentlemen.
One of the darkies had been caught by the
other, talking in French to the sweet heart
ofthe latter. The following discourse en-
sued:
"what's dat you are saying dare, mig.
gcrl"
"Just passin dc compliments OBJ de season
-dat's ALL"
"You lie, niger you was poking soft
tings in her ear--dats what you was"
"Why look here--yon doesn't mean
what you says, does you y
"Dats what does b'lieves dat you
was trying 10 constrain dat virtuous female
nigger's affections from ], dc legitimate
source--.dat's what | does" at the same
time giving the supposed offender cut un.
der the short ribs with butcher knife.
The jealous Othello was lodged in the
calaboose.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-28
From the Detroit DAILY Free Press.

General Brady.-We have received
copy of the proceedings Of a "civil meeting
Of the Brady Guards" held at Dearborn.
vile, on the 17th inst, A. S. Williams
Esq, in the chair, anil Mr.. John Chester.
Secretary. We most heartily concur in
the following resolutions, adopted on the
occasion, which will, we doubt not. NEE
with cordial response from the people of
the state generally:
Resolved, That among the time honored
veterans who adorn the military service,
no one is more prudent and deliberate in
concerning, more bold and efficient in exc
cutting, as mis- services in the last war will
amply testify, none more esteemed and en-
deared in the social relation, than our ven-
cradle fellow citizen, Gen. Hugh Brady.
Resolved, That, from the well earned
reputation and long experience OF Gen.
Brady, we have the utmost confidence that
he would not make an unnecessary requi-
sition for the services Of our militia.
Resolved, That, it is the duty of all good
citizens, in times of public disturbance,
cheerfully to respond to any call made by
the constituted authorities, and that it is moi
the province of such citizens to Judge OF
the expedency of such call.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-28

The Army The Hon. Lucius Lyon
of Michigan has appeared on the floor of
the United States Senate the friend and
champion oc the Army, and has introduced
a resolution to instruct the Military Com
mittee of the Senate "to inquire into the
expediency of reporting bill. for the pur-
pose of making the same provision for the
officers and soldiers of the Army, that is
made for the officers and marines Of the
Naval service, &C."
1t has been matter of regret with al, who
look upon the Army in true and proper
light that while the widows and orphans OF
Navy Officers have been literally provi.
ded for, and the Militia and volunteers in
the Florida War. have received half pay
for five years. even for limited services.
the Army, from the officer. to the rank and
file, have been left TO fight every species OF
hardship "by food and field" and their fam.
lilies reduced to bcggarly condition, unre-
GREETED and unregarded. We sincerely
hope for the honor Of the nation, and the
welfare ofthose who have perilcd their all,
that Mr.. Lyons resolution will meet with a
speedy action, and place the army on the
same footing as the Navy.-Bu6alo Wing
and Journal.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-28

Extraordinary Eerent.-On the morning
of New Years day, about half past eleven
o'clock, middle aged person, with wild
look in his eye, and manner of mingled
insanity and gravity, entered MERGERS es-
Enlistment in Chestnut street, and deliber-
ately demanded his bill for certain suits Of
wearing apparel, for him previously made
and delivered. Before the astonished by
ISLANDERS had time to interfere, he drew
forth purse, and paid the sum due. He
instantly left the place with his receipted
bill, Sinking deliberously. and has moi
since been heard Of. No cause can be as.
signed for his rash act and we regret tc
hear he is yet at large.-Philadelphia Ga
zette.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-28

Michigan-the yearling State.--We per.
ceive by the Detroit Free Press of the llth,
that this state numbers l7S,39S souls, and
gave 1866 votes for Governor at the late
election, being one vote for six PERSONS
The most interesting exhibit, by the same
paper, is the "wheat produce of Michigan
The present year." taken by order of the
Secretary OF State with the census. In
round numbers, sit will fall fraction short
of one million five hundred thousand BUSH
els"
The aggregate quantity of oats is sci
down at 100000 bushels: ditto of corn
100000 bushels. Onondaga Standard.