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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-17
Chancery Court at Cleveland.
Robert NJ. Swan,

INUUtTV
as.
Isaac n. Swan, Samuel G. Swan and William
ii. Swan,
TT appearing that Samuel G. Swan is non
l. resident OF the State of Tennessee, SO that
the ordinary process of the Court cannot be
served upon him. therefore it is ordered that
publication be made for four weeks in the
Athens Post, requiring the said defendant to
appear at the next Chancery Court to be held
at the Courthouse in Cleveland, on the I'd
Monday of February next, and answer com.
plainants bill or judgment pro eontssso will
be entered against him and the cause set for
hearing &c parte. JAMES BERRY, c. d. ~
BY D. FRANK Srour, D. C. an
Dec. 10, lS52-4t Prs fee SO 22O
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Charles Campbell = Co.,
Opposite THE WASHINGTON HALL,

OPPOSITE THE WARRINGTON HILL,
MACON, GA,
"AyE on hand and will be receiving du
ring the season, a complete stock Of
Groceries, Staple and Domestic Dry GOODS
Hardrdrc, Paints, oils, Glass, de-,
Which they offer to the Planters and Mer'
chants at the lowest market price.
They are also doing regular COMMISSION
Business, and all articles of PRODUCE con
signed to them will receive prompt attention
Macon, March 26, lS52-tf 1873
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Agency at Washington, D. c.

H. MARYLAND, of Ky, late Clerk IN
n Pension office, having resigned for the
nurnose of engaging IN the prosecution oil
a Claims against the Government, now offers his
services to thc public lie is well acquainted
with the officers of the Government generally
at Washington city, to whom he refers
IN. B. Particular attention paid to claims
for Pensions and Bounty land.
Sent. o. lS52-tf 1os
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JAMES B. O0KE,

ATHENS, TENNESSEE
DRACTICES Law in the Circuit Courts OF
MeMinn, Monroe, Polk, Bradley, llamil,
ton. Meiys and Rhea counties, and in the
Chancer4 Courts at Athens, Madisonville,
Cleveland and Harrison, and will give strict
attention to all business committed to his
ery2 Office next door above the Drug Store.
pril l6, lS52-tf 100
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Piano Forte for Sale.

a FINE toned Piano for sale. Just opened
n. from the celebrated mandatory OF ii"-
lett & Davis, Boston. Also, a very hhe rlute'
Epouire at McKeldin's Store
Sent. II, lS52-tf r"r 2Vo
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Chancery Court al Clercland, Tennessee.
Henry Wilton,

The East Tennessee 4 Georgia Rail Rail Co.
rINIIE account ordered in the above cause at
l. the last term Of tile Court will be taken
at the Clerk d Masters office in Cleveland.
On Tuesday, the LIST day of February next at
which time all the parties will attend with
their proof JAMES BERRY, CD M,
BY b. FRANK srour, D. CAN
Nov ~, lS52-4t Prs fee 50 2l6
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Press for Sale.

TIME subscriber has second hand PRINT
L ING PRESS, Smiths Patent, which he
will sell on reasonable terms 1t will print q
sheet about the size Of the Post.
an - SAM'L 2. WINS.
Athens Oct. g, ls52-tf aIl
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TrTsT received-Nitric, Muriatic Sulphurlc
u and Citric Acid; Bicarbot at Potassa; Al,
cobol: Cod-Liver Oil; Sweet Sp'ts Nitre; ana
many other articles too tediol to r ent,"n'-
Please give me call. O. 'i'4'''
i
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tennessee Wheat.

EARMERS who wish superior SEEI
Il WHEAT will find a few bushels Of the
tennessee on sale at McEwen's, in Athens; al
LIZARDS, Sweetwater; Piekens, Cleveland
and Cowan's, Charleston.
The original seed was brought from Penn
sylvania year or two ago, at considerable
cost ! have proved its excellence, and wisl
to see it introduced into the country. 1t ii
offered low. W. }. MoCLATCliEf.'
Sept. "a, 1S52-tf 200
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G. W. FERRY & o.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Gaps, BOnnets, Fomsr' d Onore""''
MASONIC HALL BUILDINGS)
q; Broad street, 4 UGOs4d' GA
OUR full stock is now in, and is as full ana ana
~ we'll assorted as can be found at any
Southern city, and we can sell the same on On as
favorable terms. An examination oy Zen
nesseeans visiting our city is earnestly solicit
ed. ~,s-r i. --. ,-'....,.- o,o
Oct I. lS52-tf #.' 2lo
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Blue VitriOl.

o-S LBS. BLUE VITRIoL, just received
40 and for sale by 90
Sept. 10. " W. ho'., :" w.
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Land Sale.

DURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit
i Court of Polk county, Tenn, l will sell
to Tie highest bidder, upon the premises, on
the 2lst day of December next, 10 ACRES
OF LAND, more or less, lying on Iiwassee
Riysx Polk county, Tennessee, being the
lalfa!M which Samuel Patterson died, seized
and possessed, and adjoining the lands OF
stephen Blankinship and Mary Bankinship
A credit Of twelve months will be given, ex-
cept the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars, which will be required to be paid down
bend and security taken for the residue, and a
lien retained on the land for the payment
thereof JAMES SMITH, Clerk.
Nov. 10, ls52-td Prs fee So 2l6
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Powder.

DIFLE and Blasting Powder just received
Ii and for sale by q. W. ROSS d co.
lime % .r.
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A CARD.

NTESSRS. G. +. KENNEDY, of Chester, and
Nl JAMES NJ. HURST, formerly one of the
proprietors of the Planters Hotel, Charleston,
have leased the AMERICAN HOTEL King
street, and would respectfully solicit from
their friends and the public portion OF their
patronage. We pledge ourselves that the
guests Of the Hotel will receive accommoda-
tions unsurpassed by any in the city: ,u
KENNEDY Il HURST,
Chnrlnstnn S C.. June II, lS52-6m 1874
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A FEW gallons of good Apple Vinegar.
IA [July Q, 1852 WIN. BURNS.
CnO BBLS. KINGS SALT first rate bnr.
OUU rels, Just received and for sale by
Sept "a. ). X. REEDER W.
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- ECEIvED, Superior Brown Sugar for fami'
III ly use; Crushed Sugar; Pulverised Sugar;
Coffee; Tea; Sulphur; Alum; CopPeras; Soda;
indigo Madder; Pepper; Spice; Salt Molasses;
White Lead; Nails, and for sale.
July 9, 1859 G. HORNE,
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Notice.

REFERENCES Merchant Of Knoxville; Cole
d Howard, Wilson d Burns, Baltimoge; VIM.
Goodrich d Co., Smith, Murphy lbi!a.
delphia; p. d. Gates GHrl6
New York
Oct. s, lS52-tf n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

vssk ~ ~ shout three hundrsl thouAnA lAaa.
whioA tended materially 10 reduce ths sxoess he
pots thus Tar this month have bssn lafgsr tina n ~
same time last year. At this rate the exports for ~
month viii amount to full sx millions Of doiisrs -
increase unfortunately has been up to this time b
speoie' ana It IA likely TO continue 20 throughout Ne
month In October 1851 the export Of specie amosntsd
TO SL77s7o7 In the first two weeks OF October tlis
year. the export OF specie amounted to sl2s9lI rhs
sdces rom Europe relative to cotton are OF charactr
calculated to give an impetus to shipments from H.
country. As soon cotton commences sonv sorv.rS -
any extent, our weekly reports win bear more =. vor>as
complexion. The weather at the South for som. v,.x.
has been fair Complaints relative injury 70 tn. ors
have nearly ceased and estimates OF yield 81 tsr..
million bales more generally considered Iatsrusa
navigation at the South Is good and the early receipts a
cotton likely to be largely In Of those s
time last year Cotton Is such important artos
Of export that Whatever influences in any way i
ments has very great effect directly indirectly,
the whole foreign trade Of the country at large and ups
internal financial affairs At present evsrything
looks promising Prices abroad tending upward
the crop Is likely to DO equal to that Of last year
The following table shows the quantity OF some Of ts
principal articles OF produce left ut tide water from ths
commencement Of navigation to 18th Of Oct iaoluavs
during the years 1850 ia days 1851 1873 days. 1879
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
1t has gone abroad, important item of in
formation, that at least portion OF the cabinet, of
the bureaus, and of the navy sngrossed with the
all-important matter of changing the uniform of
naval officers. The mountain has been in labor and
brought forth mouse. The almost entire press of
the union from the north the south, the east, and
the west, have spread abroad the alarm of naval ex
travagance, of naval ignorance, imbeciity, and in
competency. The body is said to be either without
law, or under the guidance of law which gives no
protection to virtue, check to crime our ships
and squadrons return to the pompous dramatic hum
bugs Of courts. martial. Young officers wear out
their energies and the good that is in them by dis
pairing delays in Junior grades, while long lived
sinecurists grow into old age and high station with
all the gaudy tTappings Of uniform Costume has
often been mark of the mental strength or imbe-
cility Of an age, generation. or people. At one
time all the intellect is concerned about the size
and place of patches the ooler and extent Of powder
for the head Nations were busy with rufles, white
sword belts, and gold lace, while the little corps-
rail- in grey coat snd plain cooked hat drove their
armies from the field, and set up empersrs and
kings.
There can be no question that tho uniform is q
worthy and important matter Of consideration for
the whole naval institution. from the high oontrol-
ing powers ut Washington down to the dapper ball
room butterfly of foreign station Take it off, and
where would many of the simple, unadorned, natural
men be? What occupations would their natural
and acquire capabilities lead to Naval reform =!
naval efficiency naval glory naval valor and
rank What care all such for these In the navy
the energetic are mere teet0tums." and dotsge
pulls the strings to make them dance. Nero fadlod
whilst Rome burned
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The Free and Easy Democracy.
NEW Yonk October liz 1852

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ., -
Sill observe in yesterdays HERALD, letter from "a
Believer in the jubilee the New Advent, the New Era
Sc, who signs himself by the significant cognomen of
Jones', wherein he calls In question the correctness
of reporters account Of the meeting of the free de-
mocracy At the Chinese rooms, Friday evening last
and designates conduct chairman Of the meeting
IS brutal Passing by the complimentary personal al
ers account of the interruption by brother Jones' is
correct.
While Ar jackson had the floor, he made motion to
limit the time for speaking to fifteen minutes This
tion being made while speaker had the floor besides
Dot being seconded, clearly out Of order, and Of
course could not lie put. After Mr. jackson some
other speakers had concluded, q motion made and
seconded for adjournment and, while that motion
was pending, 'brothern Jones arose and protested
against the of proceeding which protest ordered
the Secretary to duly record.
1t evident to all present from tho commencement
that it brothor' Joness intention TO disturb the
meeting; but am happy TO state that notwit
his disorderiy coaduct, he most sgnally failed
Yours, &C., W. McDERM0T.
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Court or General sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Oakley and Ward
Ger. Is - Bigamv-Joh Burden pleaded guilty to
indictment for bgamy and sentenced to the State
prison for two years
Robbery al sWake James Bartlett, young Irish
who locked like hard working mechanic. and ;ndf
erenty honest was charged with stealing two shaws and
purse the property Of Ellen Ryan the night Of the
9th September BY the evidence very fairly and candid
ly given by the prosecutrx comcy young widow ap
peared that her husband Michael Ryan, died the day
above mentioned After the custom of the old country
wake had at her house, in the Third avenue be
EEhtyfourth and Eighty fifth streets, to which many
guests were bidder, Of whom about thirty attended
Among these the prisoner who a cousin of the
deceased and came with his 1.-THE deceascds) brother
Thomas Ryan. plentiful supply Of liquors pro-
vded tor the company by Thomas Ryan and the prisoner
when last seen between twelve and o'clock at night
articles purloined during the night and the next
day the prisoner and Thomas Ryan found together
In state OF intoxcaton and arrested the prisoner hav
ing the sbawls concealed about his person Ryan had
The Assistant District Attorney abandoning the charge
grand larceny the jury found the prisoner guilty
petit larceny and he sentenced to tho city prison for
thirty days.
Rcj5erp in a Lodging House-Johu Crowley pleaded
guilty Of stealing purse containing $3.50 from Mrs.
ealty OF 20 Cherry street. in whose house he lodged
Paul Heating relation Of Crowley. who indicted
with him. tried aud convicted Crowley was seen to
take the purse aud afterwards found upon Kcat
ing They were sentenced to the State prison Tor two
years each.
staJJing Second Trial-John Wilson a sea-
man who stands indicted for stabbing Peter Clark the
bsrkeepcr OF the Peoples Hotel Cstharne slip on the
night Of tho 1st August placed upon his trial Sc.
cond time The aay in consequence of the prise.
ner and six or Others having supped and being about
10 leave without paying when clark demanded the money
OF them aud Is alleged that ia the Of the SQUAD
pic wilson stabbed him with knfe. The was tried
ana fully reported, and upon that occasion tho
Cd when the Court adjourned the jury sepsratng by
consent.
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Our Washingtsn Osrrespsnaenoe.
WASHINGTON, Dot. Is, 1862.

WAbhih0TON, Oot. Id, l60S.
The Gardiner Cains-Ihe Aisuon to Merieo.
The following is tho correspondence between DR..
Gardner and tho Hon. Mr.. Soule, Of which I made
mention in . despatch to-day. 1t cannot fail to
strike every unprejudiced mind, in reading Mr..
Soules letter, that it is harsh, and wholly uncaled
for by anything which appears in Dr. GARDENERS
note. So far from Gardiner declining to 70 to
Mexico, rs Mr.. Soule thinks proper to assert he
distinctly expresses his willingness TO CO. upon the
conditions named conditions which no fair man can
object to. know not whether Gardiner is guilty
or innocent, but ut all events he is entitled to
justice.
cory or LITTER FROM DIR. GARDINER TO THE HON.
r. S0ULE.
WAsBIraToN Oct 8. 1852
Sir-I have deiberated fully upon the subject Of our
interview yesterday and cannot bring myself overcome
the objections stated by then. have already lost
much valuable time (since the 18th ut } in awaiting the
orders Of the committee My apprehension and that Of
my counsel that should thus suffer great injury in
not being ready my in December You stated
yesterday however that arraDgemtn had been
with the District Attorney that the trial should
til the return Of the mission. 1t you will have the
goodness to have this furnished to in writing
ready TO proceed stating again, however that ii Mr.
Buckingham Smith, Mir Slocum, DR. Davis, the Mexican
active part against to be OF the party cannot
Mt 10 accompany It, but will proceed In my way
intended TO do yesterday until receive your sum.
mons. Most respectfully, &c. your obt sery't
Hon. Z. SouLs Chairman, &c
MR. soULE's ANSWER.
WAsHINoIoS, Oct. s, 1852.
sirI acknowledge the receipt Of the letter by which
you inform me OF refusal to join the commission
any of the terms proposed by the committee.
whout YOU to Meseo sna enter ;bs
their duties under the Instructions Of the committee
(sigued) PIERRE soUIE.
Chairman &c.
To DR.. GEORGE A. GARDINER
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I'D have bssa msAs e Introducing tAs shares ints ~
New York narkst, nAkng It . rather dangsrsus gsns
for the "bear" to sail short either st buyers SELLERS
option resumption Of payment By the oorporaton-A
settlement with the Rutland rosd-an advanced tariff o.
prices and increasing receips-wiu each and ell aid In
restoring confidence and doubt advance the market
value Of the shares apart from the movements Of specu
stors.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
certain articles exported from this port during the week
ending and including Saturday October TO- distinguish
ing the destination and extent Of shipments to sacn
place.
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Oct l6-6 X. ID
AsDrs-Sales were made OF rs bbls pots at 81 659,,
and pearls ut So 56ta per 100 lbs.
BEEApSrUFYs--Flour seemed brisk and buoyNnt Tbs
days operations amounted to 10 400 bbls-ordinary
choce state ut 81 37k 81 5Gt4; mixed to fancy Wee
term ut S4.31h 81 62l6 common to good Ohio, At 81
aast 81 5614 and mixed to straight State at 81 b6I
- 10 per barrel Some 80 bbls Jersey mesi realized 50
tSa, Wheat advanced about &c per busbel. Tho days
business included 6,000 bush. fair to prime Geneses
white. mt 81 10 81 12s; l2500 Western DO At 81 0S
81 90; and 10000 common to good Canadian in bead,
90 aSc. There 1000 bushels rye bought NJ S5c
per bushal Corn appeared active and dssrsr. Thers
have been 81 900 bush mixed Western disposed Of 1t %
74c per bushel.
CANDIrs We heard that 600 boxes ada mantiue wers.
purchased at u a z3c. per Id.
CATTLE-At Washington Drove ard--0lferod, 2 1O8
becves- 90 Southern the remainder from this aud
the West. far business has done In tho market
since our last and generally better feeling has pre-
vailed. The sales were made mostly ut from to slS
cents lb as in quality. About 100 left unsola
At observation-disclosures Bulls Head )-0fered, y 600
sheep and lambs and all sold ut from So to 81 so 81
for sheep and 81 so to 81 for lambs Cows and calves
SO offered and all but Sold $40 90 $40 At
Chamberains II Hudson River Bulls Head 800 bs0k
CATTLE all cold but go at from 70 4 cents 50
and calyessl sold ut from $40 to $50 $40. Sheep
lsmbs5 600 in market-sll but 100 SOLD at FROM
81 soto 81 50 81 so for sheep, and 81 30 80 5oa - %
for lambs
CorrsEsscs have been made Of 800 bags Java csHeav
at lU7ec., AID 500 at ga AID &c. per h. Market una
tered.
Corror-The market continues steady, the salss to-
m lnAN
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Domestic Miscellany.


Major Norwood Indian agent, killed at ssrgsnts
Bluff, Mo, the Goth ult., by . named Thompson
who struck him with the butt end Of gun.
In accordance with the invitation of the Directors OF
the Cbicsgo and Mi siSipp Railroad large company
composed Of the stockholders Of the Pacific and Ohio and
Mississippi Railroads the Mayor city council and other
municipal officers, and tho pres Of st. Louis left that
place on the 7th inst for the purpose of
celebration Of the complete opening Of the Chicago
issippi Railroad line from Alton to Springfield
man named James Granger in the employ OF the
city flour mill much injured by the fall chin
ney, at the late Ere in Cleveland that his recovery is
doubtful.
On the ID instant q man named John Brennan, who
lived on Hazel between Third and Fourth streets St
Louis made several Intellectual attempts to put period
TO his existence by cutting his throat and hanging him
self Shortly after dark he walked down Ia the foot OF
Lafayette street where divestug himself OF his garments
he plunged into the river and In spite Of everything
could be done to save him, he drowned himself
The Bridgeport stand~,d says that In getting Mons
Pens balloon ashore the occasion OF ts late
into the Atlantic 1t found to be damaged TO the
amount Of about $1,000
Six inches of snow fell at Nashua on the I2sh inst
The first up trains Of completely covered when
they arrived In Concord N ii.
The guns which fred on the Common In Boston
Wednesday In honor Of the Webster electoral ticket
ia New York were distinctly heard in Lynn. distance
OF nine miles
Robert Lsck,Isn sged 20 years committed suicide by
throwing bim.f from the wrs bridge into the Schuyl
nyer, W Phaaxesphia, on tue I3sh inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

FIHE CKAcxERs.-A sale Of 100 boxes Canton, -
packs reported on private terms.
1900 quintas dry cod changed hands at 50 SIX
ass So each Msckercl and herring last noticed.
FnuIr About $40 boxes new bunch rsisins fetched
Faronrs-Room for Liverpool was restricted and rates
hrmsr About u 900 bushels wheat engaged At
3D. In ships bags 500 bbb. rosin at I'D For hour l4d
offered and i5d asked and 32d S16d for cotton
vessel chartered for Baybadoes Of 260 tons al ~
bbls at 90 cents per Dbl vessel (British) was taken
up for Exeter England to load with 600 bushels grain
at I'd and oil cake Is Sd bbt vessel British Vas
also engaged fG London, to load with grain at 8Hd-
flour 2s Sd BnAvaves ut COS. cargo, chiefly wheat,
was engsur Glasgow at Cd, with douv TO aii up
sinasa Sss At 's e 6 cent: per sss ss.
surement
HNir-Amercsn undressed was in moderate request,
at S1o7 so a Sllo Per ton months,
IRox-Scotch pig was held o. S2S, and Engish bag ae
SI7 u per ton. usual terms No sales transpred.
LEADA small parcel OF Spanish was sold at "a d Per
LImr-C Common RockIand was quiet, and worth about
g5c. per Dbl. cash
NAVAL sTonrs we have no transactions to report &.
turpentine Crude quoted at 81 20 per $50 ibs sad
spirits at O. DOC. per gallon, cash $50 bbis counsa
rosn fetched 81 So
OsThe sales OF linseed reached 500 gallons at To
a re per gallon, cssh Market unchanged
PRovisross-Pork tended downwasds. Sales were
made OF 800 bbls mess at slT1ss si7sS aud prime -
shoulders at sc and dretsed hogs at &c. 90 per ID.
Lard varied little 800 pkgs fair to prime old resissg
1lAc; l2c. per ID Beef favored purchasers. rhsts
200 bbls. bought, at SOS SAY for mess and -
50 for prime. 20 bbs. beef hams were taken 1t SIS
Nothing occurred in butter or cheese
Ricr was decreasing in value. 50 tierces sod
to. day, Mt So 25 per 100 lbs
ssoArs : Sales Of 100 GOO Havana were effected e
about previous figures
SoAP-Caltle was retailing Mt lOc 10 10 per h. usua
terms.
srSTs The day transactions embraced $40 bbls. ss
and prison whskey, at 2Jc. 23<c por gallon can -.
SycAss Included in the days movements were -
hhds. Muscorado at &c 6Ac.; and 200 bexes s"'s
Havana at SIC a 6hc. per Id Demand good
ToBAcco Sales reported OF 100 hhds he"eao~Ss
ct 5hc. u 10. per ID. Market firm.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE a..
BY NORM RvyR BoA,s -2isSd Dds neu,, - -
ashes, o35 do whiskey 3e6i boxes cheese. 1. ~ '
Ella corn, 8 100 do barley and IL SIC 10 sheat -
nv Ears RAtRoap--i12 boxes cheese sl9 60 suseSxs
al bhls -four eos pkgs lard. and 80 bsis vh,skey
nv Nrw HAvrS RMLnoap-si pkg. bu#e<, saA
II 40. cheees