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EXECUTORS SALE OF kEAL ESiAiE.
WILL be sold TO the highest bidder, on the premises.
not, the next fair day, the valuable Farm Of the late
Benjamin b. R. Barker, deceased, situated In the coun-
" Of Henrico, on Chickahominy Swamp, and aboltten
miles below Richmond. There Is q comfortable Dwell
ling, and all necessary Out. houses on the Farm. deem
i unnecessary hero to give any description OF said
Farm, %presuming that persons wishing to purchase u,
will previously view II. A good right and title VIII nc
given, by the purchasers paying Ave hundred dollars In
cash, and securing the balance by a bond and a deed OF
trust ON the land. JOHN r Executor.
P. 8. The above sale will take place at u O'Clock.
Iau Q-rwfdxA
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KING & QUEEN.
For The Enquirer
FLryANSA. Jan'y %. 1886.

FLCVANNA, Jany %, I64b.
Owing TO the apathy Of The Democrats of this
county, and the great loss they sustained in The
last Springs election, on account OF not having
a candidate before The people in time, it is sug-
gested that they (the Democrats) meet at the
Court House on the fourth Monday in March,
(Court day. for the purpose OF selecting a cam
didate who will use all possible diligence in the
glorious cause Of Democracy. We know Of no
one in The county better calculated to carry out
the wishes of the people than SILAs B. JONES,
ESQ. CITIZENS.
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance of the provisions of a deed Of Trust,
L executed 10 us BY Charles B. Moss, on the 10th No
yember, 1899, and duly admitted TO record by ESSEX
County Court, we shall, on the 10th day Of February,
1896, or on the next fair day thereafter, should the 10Th
be unfit, on the premises, offer at public auction. for
cash. ali the right, title, interest and estate Of the said
Charles b. Mesa In a Tract Of Land In the county OF
Essex, called Pigeon Hill, late The property OF William
Fisher, deceased. ~
The interest OF the said c. B. Moss Is that which he
acquired by virtue Of his marriage with Ann b., The WI
dow OF the said VIM. Fisher, and Is that which was as
signed to her as dover In the said tract OF land. IL IN
eludes the dwelling house, new, and bull OF oheh'
kitchen, stables, gardens and orchards. -
The situation is high, and commanding iai Vie| OF
the village Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES one ana a naf
miles distant-as well as the river, amd a Fargo ~
country. JOHN A., ~ Trustees.
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acknowledged talents when he receives his com
mission under the recent confirmation OF the Sc
nate.
Some rumors are still ahoat Of a design on
the part OF Great Britain, France and Spain 10
place a European prince on the throne OF Mexl-
CO. We cannot vouch for the correctness OF so
extrayagant a report.
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c.pMvuIE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FARM Will fnVt - = 80, ,
DURsUANT othe provisions Of a deed 0, u ,Isa exc 70,
certain purposes The reln specified, and Of record In the
Clerks Once Of the County Court of Prince EDWARD
shall proceed to sell, to ths NH. highest as, s'd ia ,bs .I ,nw yeaG cf
E."myiIe in front OF James Hotel, two lots or parcels
~ land. living in said town, and numbered, In the plan
Of the town, Nos. 6 and 7, lying on Main street 100 feet,
"a rrnnine back Dos feet and a fraction, 10 a street
s,hich sennrates Il from the Farmville Warehouse, and
rms se feet on the Cross street. This property has on
il, = good residence for a private family, now In the oe-
ruosney Of DR.. J. Lyle; also, a good Factory, and two
stnrv House, with a single room on each floor. The
basement is occupied by VIM. Willis as q Confectionery
Establishment, and the upper part by DR.. J. Lyle and
". C.. Floufnoy as an ONCE.
The title to said property is believed TO be unquestion-
able: but, acting as Trustee, ] shall only convey such
mi. n IL vested In me by the deed aforesaid.
Jan. e-swtds WIN. c, ~FLouRNOY, Trustee
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FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of a decree rendered at the last term Of the
ID Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county Of Lunenburg, In the case Of Pally, &C., us.
Browns Administrator, we will sell, at public auction,
Court-house, tbeing Court day, J between - and Is like
iy Negroes, consisting Of men, women, boys and girls.
T.. r. CHAMBERS, lron
r. D. TURNBULL, "
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EdiLors III he ENQUIRER:

HANOVER, January %, is46.
Messrs. Editors: Understanding that ii is The
intention of MIR. John Guerrant to decline a re-
election, allow US 10 bring before the voters Of The
Senatorial District, The name of CHARLES WIZ.
DAsNEY, Esq, as a gentleman in every way COM
pelenl 10 fill tina, high station.
MANY VeFEas.
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DEATHS.

Departed this life. al the residence Of her i.
band and in the the 9th year Other ace an.,
short but painful illness, Mrs. ELlzassTH a.
wife OF Capt. William Hill ofthe COUNT n X.
William. This affecting dispensation ., p ~
dence has bereil a husband of an arfcio,...
vile, and three little children OF a tender .rI ~
voted mother. The society around her h., :.
one of lis chief ornamenls-every neiasS,.
his best friend, and charity her handmait T.
virtues OF a high order, and blame!ess nfe g..
blunt The force OF bereavement, there was enon-.
in The life OF this excellent lady 10 solace Il,
wounded spirit. Let The living initiate her ri.
tues, and cherish her memory.
II Wing and Compiler requested 10 coov.
Died suddenly, on Friday morning. n. 3ob
ulIimo. al Meseville, the seal Of her >on. w.
liam Temple Washington. Esq, Of JEFF son
county, Virginia, Mrs. Lucy P. ToDD. opy So.
wing sister Of Mrs. Madison. This amia6ls
and excellent lady had in early life married Gee
). Washinston's nephew, and ore OF he heirs 9!
Gen. Washington. Alter the death Ct y.
Washington, she became united in marriage ".
the Hon. Thomas Todd Of Keniuoky, one .! ii.
Judges Of the Supreme Court OF the Un..
States, whom she survived for many year, !.
guide, counsel, and project the iatherless chlli.s-
whose love and tears follow her TO The grave
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MARRIAGES,

Married, at Eeglantine, on the 18th Jano.,-
by the Rev. P. I. Montague, Or. HoRAcg n
MchAN, 10 Miss PENELOPE P. CLOUDS, bq.a =
Middlesex county.
Married, on the 29lh January, BY the R.,
Richard II. Mitchell, Mr.. GEORGE w. C.L,y,,
OF Essex, TO Miss HENRIETTA WILLIAMS, OF X.
& Queen. a
II The Wing and Herald requested 10 a..
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against
William Backhouse's Administrator, and others,
Defendants:
This cause came on 10 he again heard on The p1pcf.
formerly read, and on the amended and suppl menia
bill filed at III. last term OF the Court, which aniente.
bill being taken for confessed ms 10 all the d%efentnn',
except the Sheriff Of Gloucester, Mathew ". KcmN
who Is the Administrator Committed OF William A
Backhouse, as To whom the plaintiff asks BorHlg &
this time; and 1t appearing 10 the Court thar there ~
connection between The slid Estate of Willlam Bt..
house that should retard or prevent the piain'Ii II
proceeding against the other defendants, a. "a whtN
the bill has been taken for confessed; ami II. t,fcnt
ant, Horace Faulkner, Administrator de honis non
Thomas Faulkner, having been permitted 10 file III. N.
swer ut this term, on the usual terms, that Il shall Dr. ID
wise delay the cause, and the plaintiff frincing aaUe
cause az To the said Faulkner, on bill and ansNtr ar3.
on argument, the Court, on consideration, doth sjp.e-,
order and decree, that Thomas Jones, Sheriff OF Mt.
dissex county. and Committee Adm'nisttnior tr bnt,
non ofThomas g. Critenden, render before one cite
| Commissioners OF this Count An account OF Tauma.
Crittenden's aciings as one Of The Executors Of i,r.sU
Lewis. decreased; and, end, that the said Thomas Jorri
render before the same Commissioner an account II tH
own ac,ines as the Committee Administrator de- b,h.
| non of the said Thomas G. Crittenden; and 81, IT..
the said Thomas Jones render before The same conmi
sioner an account of his own acting as The Shefri or
mittee Administrator de H0Hls non 90 ZichlrAb l
Criltenden; and, 18th, that Horace Faulkuer, Afnii'
traitor de bonis non of Thomas Faulkner. render brlrr
the same Commissioner an account Of his own arJri
on the Estate OF the said Tlomas Faulkner aud, 81
that the defendant, john Sinclair, Admin!,'iatof i
bonis non of Mary Backhonse, render before the sart
Commissioner an account Of his acilngs on SAID sisr
and, 9TH, that The defendant. Temple Walker, shstt
of King 4 Queen county, and m Admlnl.'n
tor de- bonis non OF Cnty Lewis, render before The saus
Commissioned an account Of his acfingq on said tst7'
all of which said accounts the said Commissioned /;
directed 10 examine, state and report TO Court. wiih sl
matter, specially stated, which may be considered rem.
nenl and proper by him, or which either or any Of IL
said parties require TO he so stated. And, In tskingis
said accounts herein before directed, the Commlsson,i
is directed 10 regard as primd face correct any Of .ac
accounts which may have been heretofore settled b.iot
Commissioner appointed for that purpose, unless ~
same shall be surcharsed and falslfed by proof eeia'.
him. ~Copy-Tpste,
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IN CHAAEEkf.-vIKaisIA In Goochland Cc.sl;
l Court, 18Th January, 1876:
Massey Shelton. Thomas Shelton, David Z. eheNf
Elizabeth Meredith, who was Elizabeth Shelton. 4,
celia d. Turner, who was Cecilia D. shelloa, 40
sues by her neIt friend and husband, George " T..
ner, and The said George w. Turner, di.trii uiee, af!.
seph Shelton, deceased, Plaiht..,;
against
David =. Terrell and others, distributes OF Jo.ta
Shelton, decra.ed, Defend NJ.
On the motion Of the plaintiffs, By Counsel, lrEye.
granted them 10 amend their bill, and make new paste,
IN place nf The defendant Elizabeth WATSON, wfo q
dead, and az 10 whom this Cause now abale-; and ,ht,
thereupon filed an amended hill, making The heir. ..
distributes Of the said Elizabeth Watson, Geceastt
parties defendants IN this SUIT; and the defendants, H.t.
ry P. Watson, Shelton Watson, and George Naisef
not having entered tbolr appearance and gwen srcuny,
according TO the act Of Assembly aud the rules o ID,
Court, and II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The CoIr
that they are not Inhabitants of this comnonw csltH 4
is Ordered, that they do appear here on the ls. tf
Of April Court next, and answer The plaintiffs oilsil.,
and amended bills; and that n copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published IN IT.
city Of Richmond for two months successiveiy, and pot
ed nj the front door OF the Courthouse Of this county
A Copy-Testc,
Inn 2I-ru0m MAR w MILLER. n T. & 4
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K,sa W,,,i.u Cornr.Horsr

Commissioner's Office, December IL, 1915.
The parties Interested in the foregoing d.crre A.,
hereby notified, that ! have appointed Tie Tnc.i az.
the fourth Monday In February, l546, ~ King Wiui.e
Court house, 10 execute on my part the fore going dtcc
tai order, ut which time and place they ar. rrqnirdif
attend, with their vouchers, papers and witntsse. ~
O'Clock OF thar day. THOMAS DABAEY,
Jan. 6-cw4w Commissioner OF the Corr'
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IN CGIANCERY-VIRGisIa AT Rules hrli IN i.
i Clerks Office of the Circui, Superior Count IL H.,
and Chancery for Louisa county, on the 9Th day ofJan..
AIRY, lSi6:
John Hunter and William 81. Amber, Plaiauf.:
against
John q. Carpenter, John Loveiess and Many M
wife, the said Nancy's children by The said JohG Low.
The descendants of Sally lisiale, d~rorl,ei. Pr
Litig and son, Hall Nelson, Chaile-S Gay and Than,,
w. Marion late merchants and partner, ira:ins r..
der the style and firm OF Hall Nelson & Co. sA
other Defrndau.
The defendants above named, not having .n,.ts4
their appearance and given security according nA,
and the rules of this Court, and II appearing ~ sat.h.
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants 81 tins So.
on motion OF The plaintiffs by her attorney, II is o,c-.
ed that the said defendants John Is Carpenter. ~,
Loveless and Nancy his wife. The said Nancy'. cN
dren by the said John Lovelrss, and by her lornrr h..
band - Arnett. deceased, The descendants IF =,
Tisdale, deceased, Philip Litig and son, and Hal At.
son, Charles ). Gay and Thomas ". Marion, ia'e ne.
chants and partners, trading under the style and fr Z
Hall Nelson & Co do appear before the Judge 4. a.
said Court al the Court House, on the first c6f n rs.
next term OF the said Court, and answer The pfitt.r.
bill; and that a copy Of this order be forthwith H..
In some newspaper published In the Cry of RichH6l
for TWO months successfully. and posted a, tie ~.
door Of The Court House of TIL, county on son- COR
day. A Copy. Tr tr.
Jan. al-ow2m JOHN HUNTER. c c
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Jan. 3l-cW2fn MAI

TN CHANCERY.-ViRol MA In King William Suie.
L rior Court, 2lst November, 1915;
Zachary Lewis, Plaintiff
against
William Rackhouse,a Administrations and niLeIs-
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Monday nights Union sets forth Mr.. Slidell's
position in Mexico in rather a different light
from what most OF the New Orleans press repre-
sent it. II says:
We perceive that the accounts received on
Saturday evening from New Orleans are not
confirmed by the official accounts. The HPica-
yune" reports as one Of the pieces of intelligence
brought BY the brig Pario, that, " a letter witten
at Vera Cruz on The 18th ultimo, The day on
which the Pario sailed, simply says: Mr.. Slidell
demanded his passports, having failed in The OBJ
ject OF his mission" We do not understand
that 1r. Siideu has YET demanded,his passports, or
that he has received any thing Ike a dcfniiirc
ansper from The Government. A letter has been
received from Jalapa on the 18th January, which
states that MIR. Slidell was expected 10 arrive in
that town via Puebla on that or the following
day.
There is loo much reason 10 apprehend, that
the mission may mol be productive OF the success
which there was some reason to anticipate. The
accession of AlmoDte and Tornel to the eI ist-
ing administration is no very H~allering sign OF a
favorable result. Mr.. Slidell will do, however,
J every thing which is to be expected from his
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

glnna Prizes wefe rather rast In heeafly par of he dal but towards lhe business huurs there a less pressure 10 sell.
 Nplhng duinr in Tuhacrn.
 The Sugar market Is dnl sales io day 3jl hhds for prices. Molassts Is in actige request ai x3lM29I per galoni about 50O bbls sold. leaving the market ly bare
 Fl1nr-The transactions in Flnui dav amount to aboat 90O9 hbls A-regafJs prices, we notice an Ad vance Tor Il inois brands. Proyisiunr-ln Pork. the sales to day 200 hhls, viz l7l bhs Mess S9.00 and 25 tlo NJ 0 at $5 50 per hhl. In ar lsO kegs 50 hhls and 10 hali bhIs were sold. In Bacon. notice the following sales Hhoul l5O easks 2g Siies ac 10 al 5le, 40 do al 5ri 50 de in hrrs los. 5c and 20 cnsks plain Hams. in two hts, at Gc per b. Corn-fhe sales ot Corn 10 day emenn iu fully 1000 sacks Prices of good shipping uls ol white and ellow firm At 70 Ter bushel. Whisky-ln ihls article the saes amount to about 400 bbis al lglc per gallon. Exchange-We have no improvement to notice in Ex- changes Sterling 506 per prem. Frames 5f474 Q 5L529 New York GO days, lld B per cent dis. Checks pnrml per cent dis. Freghs-Forrsn Freighls continue very brisk and the tending upwurd Four British vessels lsken for Liverpool day; two for Cation Al 4d for do id 4s 6n for Flour and l3d tor Corn and the other rate mol made public. A bfk and brig taken
 for Trieste 4l ic Tor cotton. coAstwse tfsighis | tpue CT dull.
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HECEsPTs OF Copay0g

Per steamboat James Hewitt from Warsaw-Tarrt Stewart < co ei; Donald Marshall 4.Dickinson & Eus lis lOi Harrison & Robinson 2l R Lnbuzin 35i Lyon Baker 'l3; Crawford Gowdy 45i Deshl, Smifh k co 2l0 Allen & Iladen Sl Patrick Irwin co 20 Smith Walker co 25 D Slodder l3 sirang & Ulrck 30; Sims Redas Howze 5, A Ledyard & co l3; R C Cooke 8 Riyes, Battle X G. Leavens tN Malone t; Marable d Gates 4; nafwrl1 & Davis 6.
 Per steamboat Native lm Montgumery-E I. An drews 1e RhOs Battle X co 91; Boy kin x Mclae 4O Tarleon X Scott 20 Harrison Robinson 20; Bull Dyche on IA; C G Henry 6 Donald X Marshall G Slrang Ulrck 37; J W Olds * co 23; r Iesesne g.; Peck Shackefoid l.
 Per steamboat Winona from Montgomery-Tareton Scott 2li; Riyes, Battle& co lt6; Mauldn Terre 5y K Carlisle IS; Campbell Owen 6s co 45, Harrison X Robinson 36, CTaw lord X GOwdey 2Ii E l. Andrews X cO 2l; Taril Stewart co 23 Sims, Redus k HoWze IA scoll, Slough & co l2; E& r M Matthews II; " NJ Prasants lOi smith. Wyekof& Nicoll 9; J Whlsh 5 M Sayre 4 llarwell S Davis
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ArAl RrrcorrRr IN MI,slsslrrr.-Th.

FATAL REEcoETRE IN MIssIssIPPI-The Naichez Courier gives the following particulars of d fataI and bloody rsncontre which took place on the 2Oth ult., near Fayelle, in Jefferson county
 "A young man named John Catn had made two or three unsuccessful efforts to elope with a Miss Kelly, the father, mother and brothers of the young lady being opposed to their union. Catln declared he would marry Miss K. or loose his life in the ef- fort, and Miss K. seemed delermnded OH the ma rriage as he On the day above mentioned catlin received intelligence al brick yard in which he working that the Kellys and others were coming 10 attack him. He immediately got guns ready and made breastwork of sticks of wood, de caring he would fight it out If attacked. In a short time Abraham Kelly and Abel Kelly, (two brothers of Miss K.,) Martin, brother-in.law, living in Copiah county, Clawson, cousin of the Keys, and Crawford, friend or relative of Martins, in all
 five, rode up 10 the fence where Catlin was, and shot him; who of the party shot him have Hol learned. The wound was severe one being in the neck, and at the time of receiving it, Catlin was several yards from his Lreast work and his guns. .-- A stream of blood is found from the spot where he shot 10 the breastwork; so it appears he went to he breastwork. raised gun and shot Martin, and fell. The parry then fed, buI Clawson has sinca been taken into custody. Mrs Kelly. inc mother of Miss K, has been arrested and held to bail in lAe sum of SS3,000, as an accessary, she having been heard 10 say the man selected who was to kill Catlin, and that II he did moi she would"
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IsAHaENasIeIks.

Fer steamboat James Hewitt from Warsaw-O Ghau dron and lady, Hunter, lady and child, Caldwell aud lady, II Foster and auy, Mrs Meyer aud iamily Mrs Chaudron and daughters, Miss Megs, Messrs W II koss, WoodsUn, A Walker, Fite D Walker, r r SH0lher shirley. w Tucker, Baker, BralsOn, J Levallr, Messcn, Hays, B and " Glover, & S Ken hedy MHJH FrishIe and Gowdey, W E Curtis, w IIud- son Bisrhihn, w Garrett Griggsby. w Fuker Gtlchrs Bnrop, Bnker, Malone, llesier. W ] Cole. man, Parker, J w Baker Rossnbaum, Dr ChiIJers Archibnld Smith, Il CaO. T Bradley, II II Darrias E Huston, DC Huston, Col Plerce.
 Per steamboat Native from Montgomery and hdy, Ntalt. lady and children, Bastin, lady and thnfen, Boswell and lady Silver and lady, Mrs Lee, Lrhos Miss Mary Ann Lee, Messrs Hooper, Madegan Cochran, L"nghrs Nesborough, L smith. Brown Trunk, sroiher, Cmtos Crase, Pratt. smith, Marsh Clrre' Loitia, Dr Smith, Jones, McDaniel, McDan e Johnson.
 Per steamboat Winona from Montgnmery-Mrs Dor sey Miss KusseIl Messrs Dumont, $ Halioway, w A ht,ne' and Copeland, Tucker, $ w Bones, K A C1lcongh, E w Morfiss llerrin. Clapp.
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COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EvEsING, Dec

CorToN-The transactio for the past three days are estimated al 220O baes-5oO on Wednesday, zoo on Thursday, and about 1000 day. The sales show de. cline of tc on the quotations given this day week. wih still downward tendency. Receipts for the week 10 739 bales, exports 3694 leaving he stock on hand 26 2o4 bales.
 ExcHANeE-There has been good demand for Ex- changes since last steady rates Sterling 5i 06 francs 5t5O05t45i New York 60 day bills IAGD2; sight checks iaDi per cent ds cheeks on New Orleans parDt percent prem, Alabama State notes t0b per cent dis
 FRgIonrs-Foregn since our last, has been more ac. tiys and we have report three engsgements-a Brit ish ship for Greenoch Hd Am ship for Ghent or Antwerp at sc and a Fr ship for navre al A rate no, transpred ooaswise Cotton reishs are dull-ihe last engagement to New York at S2 per bale. A bark was taken to load with umbe for the Rio Grande ai and brig for Galveston al &6.
 The eastern mail was through yesterday as late as due-dales from New York of the 27lh.
 The New York Courier X Enquirer of the 27ih says The sales Of Cotton day have been noderaiesay 1000 bales. Prices remain as quoted yesterday.
 The Express ofthe same date says-The Cotton mar high above the views Of shippers.
 large amount oi business was transacted in the "Fancy Stocks" 10 day.
 Money was easy III 6 per cent Exchange on Eng and in fair request al l06lmD 064; Paris 5424GD5 40laee sales were made at 5sll; Amsterdam 35i 03S5i Ham burg 34a035i Bremen 7746D7e.
 The flour market unsettled Sales Of 5000 barre Genesee al $537l and some smull sales of Michigan S525the present. snap of cold weather making dealers higher in theIr preiensioDs.
 Freighisa high To Liverpool 5s for hour l5d for gram cotton Ad beef in ieree 9s, beef ana pork 5s6 val stores 4sb05s. To London, four 5s0D5s6, heavy aches Sl00l2.
 MONTGOMERY, Dec r. -Cotton-Ths article still con- tnuss 10 come in freely, and mostly disposed of from the wagons We note no change in prices althouah there has been quite active business done the past week We quote exenes et 9t principal sales al sa The recent rains have sufficiently raised the rivers 10 ad nit the large bonts. and now shipments be made without difficulty.
 NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2, P M-The sales of Cotton to- day amounted 10 6o00 bales, tuken principally for En-