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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-08

MoaE FINE APPLEs.-Judge Silas Stephens
presented us last Saturday, withthree differ
ent specimens of apples from his farms in
this vicinity. The largest one, Tulpekan-
mic, was by faf~the biggest apple we have
seen this season. The others, Belle Flow
.er and Pinto, were fine samples. There are
additional evidences of the fact, that as
large and fine apples can be raised in this
part of Indiana, as in any other section OF
the West, by proper selections of trees and
proper care. Judge S. will not have very
large crop this year, but we have no doubt
much more than will repay him for his trouble
and expense with his trees since last season
Farmers make e great mistake, who in set.
ting out orchards, are not particular to OBJ.
tain choice graftings. Such fruit as Judge
Stevens is raising will bring double the price
of the apple truck which is generally brought
to our markets. We hope to see more atten-
.tion paid to this subject in the region about
Evansville.
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Hoping to make little political capital at
time when they are most sadly deicient..in tina.
useful article, the Locos are prating about
the amount of money Gen. Scott has drawn
during his lifetime from Government Bit
ter Locofoeo in Congress offered resolution
of inquiry on this subject, and the Demo
cratic Representatives disgraced themselves
by appointing a committee under this
resolution. In 1910, the Globe, undertook to
show that Gen. HARRISON had been an of
6ce-holder the greater part of his life, and had
probably received more money from the
public purse than any other citizen of the
Republic" II is true that Gen. Harrison,
at the age of nineteen, had been appointed
an ensign by Gen. Washington, in the army
of the United States, and passed through
regular and rapid promotions to the Office OF
Captain, and through various military and
civil appointments till he at length reached
the position of Governor of the Territory OF
Indiana. Like Gen. Scott, he passed through
these various Offices receiving the respective
emoluments of each, and making large ag-
-gregate in a long life time o! faithful service
to his country. But like Gen. Scott too, he
arrived at old age without scarcely dollar OF
public money in his purse. and dependent up
on the emolument of his daily services fol
daily support The attempt now being made
against Gen. Scott, will doubtless have the
same result as that which was made agains
Gen. Harrison. 1t will bring shame upor
the originators of the contemplate farce
and rouse the indignation of the country thu
old warrior has served SO long, SO faithfully
and with such shining ability.
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DIR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES

EHMBkACING his celebrated Agae, Pills that never
ii f 10 cure the Auge chills lnermilan Fevers, in
all thar complicated forms.
Also his popular Anti Bilious, Anti Dyspeptc purify
ing and catharc Pills, that have been much mad-
OF for the cure OF DySpeptc Liver complaint and in
DIGESTION ad giving much relief without the 81
MercnTy.
Also his Pam Extractor that never fails 10 give imed
ate relief from PAIN ia the seyervs Scads and
old Ulcers Scald letter and very valuable for
Rheumatic pains, and pains i'm tic Or
Also his Cholera P.ils, for Darriea. pysentery OF
Flax, SC.
Also h-s Worm Pills excellent destroyer and
will eXliel them from the systeU-the above p-epard
lions have been sold and extensively made Of oi
eight years past, throughout the Western states. and
stands high va te estimation " thousands that have been
cured by lhsm. Sold
Keller & FARNsIEY.l Dr, ,c,...
CRAWFORD BELL, D'fss's''
Evansvillc Ind. Eept7
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another cen. scott Incident.

A very respectable old gentleman OF Po-
sey county, visited us the other day. He
was one of the American soldiers taken
prisoners with Gen Scott at the battle of
Queenstown. He bears respectable evil
dence to SCOTS undaunted bravery, kindness
to his soldiers, and perfect freedom OF that
naughty and pompous vanity with which he
has been charged by his British enemies in
this country. The old soldier narrated to us
the following little incident. After the sur
render, he with other soldiers, were driven
along by the British to place of imprison-
ment like hogs to a pen. In the course of
the march, our informant's shoes stuck in
the mud, but he was hurried on, not even be-
ing allowed time to stoop to pick them up
While these soldiers were in prison, Col.
Scott, whose rank saved him from this vile
endurance, visited the prison to comfort his
brave comrades, and encourage them with
hopes of speedy Liberation. He observed
that our informant was barefooted, and asked
him the reason. The explanation was Civ.
en-, when Scott pulled out three dollars, all
he had, and told him to take it, and buy him
self shoes, as he was suffering for the want
of them. This may be regarded as a small
incident. but the old soldier who told it to US,
says he shall never forget it, as under all the
circumstances it was great and good act
He says too, he owes Gen. Scott those three
dollars yet, but he intends paying off part the
interest next November,
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Now we think that the editor of the Vim
cennes Gazette, as an honest man should cor
rect his garbled quotations. Times.
Well, it does certainly look delightful in
the editor cf the Times making such an ap-
peal to brother editor. What has he been
doing for the last month, but publishing
"garbled quotalions!" Why, still more-he
has been almost daily placing things in Scott's
mouth, which he never uttered. Even now
he keeps standing in his paper, boring his
readers three times a week with their pres
ence. the basest ISLANDERS against Scott
Does he correct any of his "garbled quota
tons" as an honest man should and would
dol Not a bit of it. Docs ne render the
slightest justice to Gen. Scott! Not at all
Does he in any manner treat fairly the man
and questions before the people' We refer
to his files, for plain negative to the ques-
lions. Yet he appeals to the honesty of
brother editors! Let him just take the board
pile out of his own eye.
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%We have seen q lately prominent
Democrat in Pennsylvania, who saw the er-
.ror of his ways. and united himself to the
Wing party, stigmatized by Philadelphia
paper as "traitor." He might have re-
piled in the language used in Congress by
another distinguished Pennsylvania, Mr.
Ingcrsoll who has been stigmatized in the
same manner-"Traitors, / thought were
those who turned against their country;
whereas have only escaped from the enc
my's csmpto fight under the banner of my
native land"
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pIessrs. McCarty 81 right.

Candidates for Governor will address their fellow ci
at the following times and places and they respect
fully request their fellow citizens to give notice Of tn
same.
New Albany; Floyed co, Friy, Sept. "a.
Hardinsbnrgh, Washington co, Saturday Sept. 25.
Paoli, Orange co, Monday Sept. 81.
Bedford Lawrence co, Tuesday, Sept. "a
Mt. Pleasant, Martin co, Wednesday. Sci I. g.
Washington, DayieSs co, Thursday, Sept 30
Jasper, Dubois co, Friday. Oct. L.
Petersbargh, Pike co, Saturday, Oct. 2.
Boonyilie, Warrick CO, Monday 0ct. A.
Newburg, Warriek CO, Monday, Oct. 4.
Evansville, vanderburgh, CO, Tuesday Oct. 5
Princeton, Gibson CO, Wednesday, Oct. s.
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uTA great many new buildings are So
ing up in nearly every quarter of Evansville.
On city is spreading outin the country fast.
Innumerable houses have been erected with
in the last year or two on the outskirts. In
Lamasco. they are going up fast. We in
tend devoting half day soon to making an
itemical visit over Lamasco, as we'll as about
Evansville proper, to make note of this
years improvements.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given to the qualified voters Of Vander5urgh
county. Indiana that elect on will hc held at the
usual places OF holding elections in said county. the
secohd Tuesday IN October D. lS52. For the purpose
Ct eiectiEg tie following officers. to wit One Governor
one Lieutenant Governor, one Secretary Of State one
Treasurer OF State Auditor OF State four Judges
the Supreme Court one Reporter Of the Sumcme
Court one Clerk Of TIE Supreme Court. one mcis-
Der of Congress for the first Congressional District
Judge OF The First Judicial Circuit Judge OF the
Court Of Common Pleas ore Senator-one Representa-
live, Clerk CT the CiTCrit and Court of Common
Pleas one county Treasurer county Recorder. Dne
Sheriff. county Commissioner. Prosecuting Al
terney for the First Judicial Circuit. ProsscUt z
Attorney for The Court Of Common Please for the sec
ond District; Superintendent of Public Instruction,
one Assessor. for each Township, and one Coroner.
JOHN ). TERRY :. Y. c.
EcaRsriUe, August 18Th, ls53.-aus:
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BLAcKGUARpIsm.--N have we had To

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have we had TO
record a more disgusting and disgracefrl spe-
cimen of Congressional blackguardism than
may be found in our telegraphic dispatch of
Tuesdays proceedings in the House of Re-
representatives.. No hero of pot-house brawls,
wrought dy liquor up to the due pitch or stu
pid ferocity, could have surpassed Hon. Will
liam H. Polk in the style of his language and
behavior. IL is now clearly entitled to the
glory and the garlands which belong to the
first BLACKBOARD in the American Congress.
Even Borland, the great smasher of noses
must yield the palm, aud admit that with all
his Efforts, he has not disgracedr Representative
institutions and the Republic of the United
States, so deeply and SO indecenily as the
member from tennessee. Il " y. Tribune
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A CAseD.
a CAssD.
BOOTS & SHOESl BOOTS & S9CES u

q TIC Fachagt DV-tH' OF IT isetatI
A BOUT the 18th OF September hext, expect to
n open, ia Evansville, large and very well assorted
lot OF BOOTS aud SHOES. which were selected with
much 10y experienced buyer ia Boston and vari
manufacturing districts in Massachu etts from nfsi
hands comprising the very best work, such bear the
brand, % socumb, Partridge, Wood, Allen * Flag, aud
Ryan's hne Philadelphia work, 8c.
We commence business III Evansville exp cling and
intending 10 become permanent citizens and hope 10
merit Doth custom ana confidence
Oug Store Is Main street, al Babeock d Brothers.
Aaruw2Te stand. Please call OF Us:
y. X. HENDRICKS & co.
Our Retail Rooms win be furnished with New Eng
lard Custo work sgch has perhaps, never been Kept
in EVANSVILLE aud such " i'll iHt ia writing.
sept V Is. II. q co.
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0DFiSii-jO Boxes for sale by
s.pt5 :. K. GILBERT & CO. SIC. near Waie
NEW DRY GOOD HOUSE.


-Te1r York 0ud Louisville Branch
THE udcTs gncd have Jus. opened Staple and Fancy
K DD Good store. on Water Il. near corner OF Main.
Where they daily receiving extensive stocks of we'll
selected staple and Fancy Day Goods; Hats, Caps U
bres. etc. etc Also superior quality of Ready made
Clothing UarrGatcd; Tailor's Trimmings, Furnishing
Goods Orthc very best quality Merchant TailOrs viii
lad their advantage cali aid examine oar stock
beforc purchasing elsewhere To the public generally
would say that intend 20 keep ~ all times, iull
Srpply Fancy Goods latest and most fashionable
81 les sIiis,i to this market.
In addition h. the above we shall keep assortment.
OF jew fy aud Notions equally ia quality. 10 any stock
the large cities the West Our Motto is quick sales
aud small proLts.
sept3u WN LOWENTH1LS co.
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COMMERCIAL scaooL-

THE subscriber 6ud inform citizens Of Evans
L. Vile and vicinity that Ia will open senoo for the
purpose Of teaching Double Entry Book Keeping ia "
W. Saords school roam. Rear the PresbH Church
on Monday evening, Sept. 9th, 1852. Those who have
not subscribed and who wish avail themselves of the
present opportunity ct becoming acquainted with The
science Of Book keeping, respectfully invited 10 call
the School Room, during the school hours. Tie feels
cOiBien; that he viii be able To- give satisfaction. lie
therefore socits the patronage OF The business Conmuni
Is one and all Interested.
TFRNs-SlJ for n fall Mercantile course ParliJ
50 and 10. Hours Of instruction from y. NJ l.,
l0 r. VI. Every day except Saturday Private Lessons
will be given when requested.
seui6-4i JEREMIAH Benin.
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T.crisvfrLr. Sent. G.

Louisville, Sept. 6.
fnoro was little done IN groceries, hPur, and provi-
sicns on Saturday.
Flour rather dull with only light sales from store a
suerhbe at 50 10. sale of 40 sacks at ilc
sacks returned.
In the grocery market, ea.e o50 bags Rio coffee az
PC. few small sales Of sugar at 81 &c. Plantation
nolasses nominal at 52 n 33c.
sales OF 30 hhds tobaceo2 at So IS and 81 o. so at 81
- 60 20 at a $685. ii at SGa So 20, a: SIG Sc and
refused.
The sales Of raw whisky at I9c-another advance.
Sales OF cheese at &c.
We quote coyersecd at S.Il5 95. Clear blue grass st
81 % Freiehis looking up. Shipments South on Sat
urday at so from Portland ard Pittsburg at 3Ca35c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ,,
Flcur-oi,io at 81; St Louis 81 10. Corn SEA
o. ST Louis oats 33ys3ic. WHISKY sold 1T a0c. Prime
lard l2ic. Nesiern lime 3 so.
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nF A laboring man in this city has had in
MS family Bible for some twenty years, left
him by his father, which the son, as he con-
fesses, has seldom disturbed in its repose up
on the mantel piece. One day of the week,
he took up the "good books, for consolation
ard found between the binding and its muslin
cover hundred dollor note-probably con-
cealed there by his parent. This has induced
him to read the Bible more frequently since.
GIN CON-
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nF lie yesterday shines, Mr.. w. c. Sanders
denies being chairman of the democratic
Convention" of last Friday evening, He
writes TO correct the error and says he is for
Pierce and King--a pretty hard hit at the
meeting. We should think any man named
Sanders would be ashamed to be published
as chairman of such a meeting.
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EVANSVILLE STEAM CANDY MAN @.
FACTORY.

A SSoRTED Candy at l24 h Manufactured from
"A steam refined sugar,
Ihe undersigned respectfully announce TO Western
and Southern olcrchanls fGy prepared TO- iurn-
sh assorted Candy, 10y the quantity, l5B = b, and
ated superior any mauufact cd this side OF tie
Eastern cities.
(Tvruis cash delivery
JOHN FARRELL & CO, Confecroners.
Eyausvit, lad. sept lmdSw.
II ssHenderson Courier, Vincennes Gazette, Gerre
H1uic Express Lafayette Journal, Mt. Carmel Register
copy 10 amount OF 81, send bIli 10 advertisers.
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ELECTORAL TICK EFT.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

HENRY s. LANE, of Montgomery county
PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Rush county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First Diserict-JoHs CHANDLER, Vanderburg county
SeeOnd-JoHy ID. fuRGUsos, Clark county
Jhird-Capt. ScoTr CARTER, Switzerland county
Eerrtk-JoHs s. ScoBY, Decater county.
fiftk-DAvIp KTLLsoRE, Delaware county.
Sirth-Jous CoBuRy Maion county.
sersnth--RIcHARD ". THOMPSON, Vfgo county.
Eighfk--G. o. BENZ, Tippeeanoe county
.hiHth-T. S. STASFIELD. ST., Joseph county
TsEtk-JANEs S. FRAZIER. Kosciusko county.
ElsusHtA-GrsTAvrsH n. Voss, Hamilton county.
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ErMr. Jos. Venneman has just received a
large lot of Fall Goods, about the first arri-
val Of the season. Among em-nill BIO
found all varieties of goods, and suitable to
the season. Those wanting fresh goods land
the first pick, would do well to call soon.
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TWhile the Democracy are denorncing
Gen, ScoTT for expressing an opinion favor
able to National Bank, WILLIAM r. KING,
their candidate for Vice President, voted to
charter the Old United States Bank in 1916!
This is Democratic Consistency
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~ The late rise in the river has made
very materialimprovcment in navigation
Our wharfis now visited daily by medium siz-
ed boats, partially laden.
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PARTNER WANTED.

HAVING made arrangements for other business that
4 will necessarily call me from home great pOr-
ton of the time, desire to associate with ia the
Eagle Restaurant person COmpetnt 90 take charge
in my absence 1hv House will be put in good order ia a
few days for Winter business and be well Stocked as
any house in the West. Enquire of the proprietor -
the Eagle, or address Box 20 al the Post Office.
septS-Jts II. SMITH.
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EVANSVILLE 30 Ok STORE.

VUST RECEIVEDa fresh supply OF
> Uncle Toms Cabin Us il is life in the South; Re
yeries of Bachelor; Poems OF Amelia; AIT 81 Journal
Home and Social Philosophy; The Craftsman.
sale by scpt7 SAMUEL LISTER.
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DISC5LuTICN

HAVING disposed OF oar entire business to Mcssrs-
4 L Lewis &, GRAY, who will succeed Us in the Rccev-
ing, Forwarding and Commission Business, a. cur Old
stand, take this occasion 70 express our acknowledges
merits q many friends for the patronage which hss
been freely extended Ia u. Aud 10 solicit coEtGu.
Of their business SUCCESSORS whose expert
cnce. industry and integrity. sufficient guarantees
that III business entrusted their charge Will be prompt
IL, carefully and foithfBlly attens'edto.
sept.u HARRINGfO TON. CRANE ( co.
THE &C partnership heretofore existing under the firm
OF Harrington. Crane Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either of the subscribers auhorZ
ed 10 sign tie VI the firm IN liquidation.
ISAAC i. CRANE,
Evans, lie, Sept lst 1862 sep2-n WM. COOK.
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DAruER REOTYpES

AIR =. T. Webster the Prince % picture makers will
! arrive here on " Wednesday morning on his Way to
Louisville and remain until SATURDAY Mr. W. makes
this call - afford - many irieFds an opportunity 10 get
pictures ho could no; wa't upon hin during hs late
visit IN city Henderson Coulter copy.
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COTTON YARSS-es Bags just reed per James
" Jackson: 50 bags Ia store, and for sale low by
sepiT ). Z. GILBERT d CO, sycamore near Water,
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WANTED.

4 FIRST rate young Office Clerk and Bar
n Keeper. TO with the proper qualifications and
ties moIldls of good character permanent situation
anC good wages Will be given. Apply TO
sept73t L. x. DREW, Pavilion Hotel.
Tunes please copy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AROUSE TO RENT.

THE fine two story brick House, with outhouses. on
Sixth street, the canal, formerly occupied by
the late Mr. St0blhoefcr is for rent reasonable
Terms. Apply on the premises or 10
sept6-u BEN NURRlE
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STORE TnLHp

T'F Grs Goor % 10y So feet; AMI warehouse ine II
4 IS 5y 80 feet Main street opposite the Bank -
Enquire of HALLOCK q STODDARn,
j!22-I Druggists.
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Ot7-A heavy rise is reported in the Tennes-
see river.
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CO-PARTNEss ZIP NOTICE.

RE undersigned have this day ftrmed copar;ner-
i snip, under the and style Vi LEWIS d Guar,
ana have made arrangements will the late firm Of !iar
riuct'n. Crge & Co.. TO their successors in II =
Receiving Forwarding and Commission Business in this
city.
We would respectfully solicit 2 tinSance OF the pat
roaagc heretofore so literally extended towards the iao
firm. aud bcspcIk the good Offices Of friends, pledg
n- Ourselves 90 spare 10 efforts 10 promote tie Interests
OF al who lI@y entrust business e orr eaTa.
EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville Sent Is. 1872 septa-t II CHARLES GRAY.
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Gram,
Cotton Yarns,

SeOs doz ct OF for cash. lila
aOss y doz do do do .....- ...... :. STA 6
- The lower prices above generally, wheretwo pric,
are nienone are Cor full packages, and the higher "a
small VIM esile.
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FOR SALE.

4 COOP House and lot situated on Fourth street one
y square above the Market house. we'll situated
for l'r vate family. Terms reasonable; apply 70
aEe3l-7t JOHN WARD.
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4 RRlVAL EXTRAORDINARY Chickens ius;
~ reed and foI sale below the market price
aug3l COOK FAMILY GROCERY.
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EvANsvILLERooK STORE.

CASKS Quigleg's extra family Hams just reed ant
Il for sale al aug3I COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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NR- SANDERs--Plcase announce JOHN TRIDT z.
candidate for reelection for tie ollie, of Coroner
Yanderhurgh county at the ensuing October election.
arg2t+.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-27

JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION Merchant, Market Bridge,
OFFERS FOR SALE
INN AAA LBS. Todd's family Bacon
IOOsOOV 10000 lbs. Gates county Bacon
$4,000 lbs Western Bacon-loose and in hhds
$50 kegs Lard and Butter
$50 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
$50 hhds. boxes and bbls. Porto Rice guba IL.
and clarified Sugars 'N
25 hhds. Cuba Molasses
$50 bbls old and new Brandy Wbixkev M,1o,. o,d
Madeira Wine W
so bbls Vinegar
10 bbs Lard Oil
$50 boxes adamantine and tallow Candles
100 do Soap
100 do 8xl0 and lOx12 Glass
100 kegs Nails
100 packages Pouchong, Imperial and Gunpowder
Teas
500 bags best Peruvian Guano
100000 Principe and best Havana Segars
Brazil Sugar, Raisins, Cheese Almonds
sautern Wine, Fire Brick, Cement
Hardgrove's Tobacco, Irish Glue
Poudrette, Cow Peas.
ALSO,
$4,000 feet Tobacco Box Plank
100000 large cypress heart Shingles
156 bales N. C. Cotton. on