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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
Fl. w. Allen to =. W. Noise.

We perceive in the Capitolian VS. Vis OF
last week a very caustic and proper reply from
Mr.. H. W. ALLEN, on the part of the committee
of Sugar Planters of West Baton Rouge, to
the letter of E. w. Noise, Esq, refusing the
assistance of RANDELL Hunt, Esq, in the pro-
scouting of the Messrs. BELcHER of st. Louis
for defrauding the revenue laws by importing
regular broon sugar for 'concentrated Molas-
SEES" "Malada,'' or some other Matched up
name. We extract the following truthful re-
marks:
But, sir, to be plain, and to the point, we
want none of your radical views of political
economy. This is no political question. The
gentlemen whom you have rebuked are enga-
ged in the culture of Sugar, and are all united
to a man on this question. They are Wings
and Democrats, Young Americans and Old Fo-
gies, but none ofthem are in favor of free trade.
They do not think the Nation rich enough yet
to raise fifty millions of dollars yearly by direct
taxation. They are engaged in the cultivation
of a plant that is not indigenous to the soil. It
is forced crop. We suffer from early frosts,
and our ratoons are often entirely destroyed by
kiS ScFSic lIecLcS3 Willie we live III yearly u1edu
Of overfows. The cane cannot be successfully
cultivated on the uplands, while numerous cree
vases occur every year on the lowlands, en-
failing wide spread devastation On many an un-
fortunate planter, whose all is invested in the
culture ofsugar. Only a small portion of Tex
as, one-fifth of Florida, and one-third of Louis
siana, are adapted to the growth of the cane
It is a plant that needs all the fostering care of
the Government, and am truly happy 10 find
that no administration of this Government has
ever been opposed to a Tariff on sugar. We
raise no pork, no wheat, no mules. We get
them all from the West. New York, and Phi
ladelphia, and Springfield, and Pittsburg, and
Cincinnati, and Louisville, send US our machi-
merry. We patronise the Southern factories
and the New England looms for our cotton and
wooden goods. We tan no leather, we make
no wagons, or carts, or ploughs, or hoes, or
axes. We are, in its ~strictest sense, an agricul-
tural people, and trade literally with all our
sister States. This being the case, we are per-
fectly willing to trust ourselves to their gene
rosity, to their liberality, to their sense of COM
mon, even.handed justice, knowing that their
interest is ours. AS we increase in wealth
there becomes a greater demand for these arti-
cles of commerce, and as our interests are pro.
NOTED, so are theirs also.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
Shirt Making in Mem Ynrk-We have

Shirt Making in New York.-We have est.
mated the number of shirt-sewers in New York
at five thousand, each ofwbom makes one shirt
a day-this, O course, includes all kinds, coarse
and fine. Allowing two dollars for each shirt,
we find that their total is ten thou sand dollars:
so that the value of all the shirts made in this
city yearly is $3,lS0,000, which is rather under
than over the actual amount at which they are
sold in the retail stores. Each shirt,sewer
earns on an average two dollars and fifty cents
a week, making the aggregate yearly earnings
about 100000. More than one-third of all
the shirts made here are sent to the South and
West by our wholesale shi5 manufacturers, of
whom there are about twenty altogether.-M.
Y. Herald.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

Robbery and Lynch Lay.--BATos ROUGE,
July l2---Arobbery took place on board the
steamboat Chancellor last night. Several men,
deck and cabin passengers, lost amounts vary.
ing from $l5 to $50 in cash, and drafts az high
as $140O.
Some of the deck passengers were suspected
OF the act: The cabin passengers held a court
and examined several of these persons. All the
stories were conflicting and nothing satisfacto.
ry was elected. None of the missing money
was found except the upper part of a bill of ex-
change for $1476, drawn by Msssrs. Perkins,
Campbell & Co., Of New Orleans. :
Five of the men arrested were condemned
by a verdict Of the passengers to be severely
whipped, and the sentence was carried into eff
feet. Two ofthe FIVE had their backs horribly
lacerated by former fioggings.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

DBeautifully gorgeous was the sunset sky.
The last notes Of the summer birds fell upon
the ear as they retired to their resting places in
the green forest, and everything whispered of
love, as | stood with my loved one in q beauti.
full garden, RECALLED by the odor of a thousand
flowers. Gently l drew my arms around her
delicate waist, and was about to impress a kiss
upon her lips, when she looked me saueilv in
the eyes, and with a smile upon her counte.
nance, said, Don't" and | don'ted.-Americau
Prize 1'ak. ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

Pretty Good.-Our readers, perhaps, recol.
lect the challenge published in this paper, from
the Vis-a-V Wis, That paper of last week men.
tons the boat that makes the banter, and the
Bee thus notices il:
The Capitolian Visa Wis states that the chal.
lenge to the steamers Eclipse and Shotwell, to
run with 9 steamer engaged in the lower trade,
for q bet from $4,000 to $4,000 a distance
Of less than 200 miles-the challenging party
engaging to beat either of the above boats two
hours or more-is still open for acceptanc; and
that the challenge Is made on behalf of the fas,
steamer Mary Jane, the race to be run from
Plaquemine to Crosse Tete, down Bayou PA.
mine.
We Ego our pile" on the Mary Jane.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

The Fisheries Qustiom.-A telegraphic des-
patch to the Picayune, dated New York, July
9th, says:
The Washington Union of to-day announces
that the negotiations in regard to the fisheries
were proceeding. The President was making
great efforts to adjust the difficulty and to vindi.
cate American rights.
Steamers Princeton and Fulton have been
ordered to the fishing grounds, to protect Amer
lean vessels.
The Government has private assurances that
no difficulties will take place pending the ne
gotiations.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

Uon the 18th inst, at eight o'clock on that
evening the newsboys of Buffalo, western New
York, were p~eddling the New York city papers
OF that morn. Those cities are AGO miles dis.
tant.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
PLAQUEMHNE:
Saturday, July 10, 1853.

Good Things.-TowNsEsD, of the firm OF
TOWNSEND g. ADAMS, has just returned from
New Orleans with lots of good things to eat
and drink-all fresh and pure. See ADVERTISE
ments,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

aFrepared Flour. THE Maine Farmer, Gas
o gentleman who advertises in the Picayune
asserts) cautions the public against the use of
"preparsd -four" as the ingredients are poison
ous, and that if any mistakes were made in
mixing It, injurious if not fatal results would
follow,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

TNot half a century ago, in England, the
cases ofcapital punishment amounted in a sin.
gle year to a hundred and twenty. In 1862,
there were only nine-and all for murder.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
FOR Coroner.

Mn, EDITOR: Please announce HENRY WOR-
SHAM, Esq, as an Independent Candidate for
the office of Coroner of this Parish, subject to the
decision of the people at the ballot-box in Novem-
Der next. MANY
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

GThe Postmaster at New Orleans adver-
tises in the Picayune that the mail to Bayou
Sara closes every day at sP, NJ. When, then,
does o kdve?
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

Cabins. Diffcuhy.--It is reported that there
is misunderstanding in the Cabinet in regard
tothe fisheries question.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

UAn Anti. BeefEating Association has
been formed in Philadelphia. The members
pledge themselves against eating any meat
which costs more than eight cents a pound.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

UDan Shaw, Of the YorkvilIe Mill. sat a
Dorking hen upon thirteen eggs, from which
she hatched fourteen chickens, fifteen of which
she succeeded in raising-Utiea Tel.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
SEMHAMSAe
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce that, at the ear
nest request of numerous friends, irrespective OF
party, Mr.. JOSEPH H. ERWIN has consented
to become a candidate for the office of Sheriff.
Election Nov. 7th, 1853,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
The Late Murder at Baton Rouge.-The
Bayou Sara Ledger saws:

Thomas Prendergast, who was charged with
the murder of a man named Wheeler, at Baton
Rouge, was, on Tuesday last, examined before
Judge Sterling, and was by him admitted to
bail in the sum Of twenty-five hundred dollars.
It is the general opinion of the bar here, that
Prendergast was perfectly justifble in taking
the life of Wheeler. We were present at the
examination, and we are satisfied that no iurv
in this State will convict him.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

Shubrick has been commissioned as
con,u'anls. 8 the naval force ordered to the
nshlng DahAs' will make the steamer Prince
ton bis iag ship.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
For Recorder.

ny W. are authorized TO announce LOUIS
PETIT as a candidate for Recorder.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16
Special Advertisements.

81 Silk and Straw Goods 07
C. YALE, JR. & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of Silk and Straw
Goods, at
~ Magazine St., New Orleans,
Keep constantly on hand a full assortment o
the newest styles
Straw Bonnets, Children's Hats
Straw Hats, Embroideres,
Ribbons, Dress Silks,
Laces, Bonnet Silk
Gloves, Fancy Drsss ooous'
Fans, Artificial = Io"1is'
Parasols, MhMleiy hl.,ees'
White Goods, sha"S aho l.
Dress Trimmings, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices at
wboDss,Ia C.. YALE, Jr, & CO.,
81 Magazine street,
uhe T., Between Common and Gravler
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-16

test will rest upon merit and claims, and in the
election Of either the Democratic party has
nothing to lose, but will stand precisely where
it did before. The Wings, they may rest as
sured, have no idea Of making a nomination in
opposition. Both Of the candidates before them
are high-minded, honorable n1en, and the only
action the Wings as a body will take in the
premises, wiA be the action Of preference 5etaoeen
the taco.
But cannot Wings be started-able, talented
and eloquent Whigs-started upon their Gown
hook" (for it seems we have determined moi
to enter into the falacy of party nominations
who will take the stump in opposition to Messrs
WooDs and BRwoN, and make these gentlemen
display all the ability they possess. and frighten
them if not beat them? II is a shame thai
they shall have the honor of walking quietly
over the track, and have such an easy time oft
when their predecessors have had such hard
and expensive work to perform. Who answers
Can We not find a couple of Wings, able and
competent, who will condescend to be candi.
dates for the representative branch of the LIE.
gislature, and in public debate let the people
know not only what they themselves are made
Of, but what are also the intellectual compo-
nents of their competitors. The fields open
who dare venture upon it, Independent Of
nominatiouss
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the latter rate for single lot Of $50 kegs Yesterday
prices higher and noticed sales Of 100 bbs Prms
at 11h 40 at Tx, and $50 kegs at 1894 v tb.
Weeks receipts, 1888 bbls and terces and 226 kegs
exports, equal to 2s40 kegs
RICEwe have noticed only small sales Of this article
during the week, at 5,le p ID for fresh Carolina
WHIsKY-We have but little change to notice In this
article The weeks sales up about 500 bbls at q
range Of 3o032t y gallon for Rectihed, mostly 3OO3le
for round lots
Weeks receipts, 172 bbs-exports, 1876.
sALT-We have yet no cargo sales to report From
second hands the rates 81 30 for Coarse and 81 40
sack for Fine, delivered free Of drayage
s-After writing the above heard of small cargo
of 1889 sacks, about onehaf fine taken at 81 20 sack
COFFEE-The Coffee market has been dull during the
past week. and we have noticed sales of only few hun
dred bags Rio at range Of 10D ID for fair to prime
lots.
BAGGING AND RoPE-Kentucky Baggipe has uold in
small lots at 130131se, and Rope at 7k6se, with a
fair demand for the latter India Baggng has been dull
at i1AD124e.
GUNSY BAGs-This article has considerably ad vanced
and we have noticed Of 800 bales and 200 hall
bales mostly at l40l4le but including small lots
latterly at Ax6l6e.
CANDLEs-The rates for Star Candles continue firm at
2t b. at which rate 200 boxer taken in the early
part of the week.
q
p ID.
EGGs-We have noticed some sales OF Western Eggs
from the Levee. at 500 y Dbl.
LARD OLIVE quote Ordinary to Prime at a5t0sl
p gallon.
HEMP-we have not heard Of a sale for many weeks
LEAD-We quote this article at SO 5o0S7 u 100 h.
LIME-From second hands the rates have been So 81
0S3 90 q Dbl for Western and Thomaston We have ne
further cargo sales to report.
HiDEs-We have noticed some sales of Mexican Flint
at 1o1a0lo4e p lb
FREIGllTS-The market has been firm, and we hav,
noticed four or five engagements during the week at
for Cotton to Liverpool ze to 1Iavre 5l64 to Bremen
and i to Trieste. Cotton to Boston Il Tobacco at SC
and Flour for lIavre 81 30
EXCuANGE-The market for Exchange has been yer,
dull and the transactions have been on limited scale
our last quotations
sterling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .105% GD1oo
Francs Of 1906. 2
New York Sixty-day Bills. 2xO2I IA Ct disc
,ight Checks on New York parD54 u ct. prem
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W II leave SATURDAY.. 0 iober a.. at o'clock p. ~
NOR GREENWOOD, MARION.
.AE.NpHIS.

VIII Leave SATURDAY o To n al .eioct Pm
E'OR MEMPHIS, HELENA, LAKE ~
l. PROVIDENCE NAPuLEOS. viCKssCRG LSS8tt1
WATCHER. sad / intermediate | nings.-R- ui-r
Orleans and Menrphi, Packet BUNKER HILL No. T.
= foe ct brNsER iILL No Csp Denains.
ii lew ssh Fo freight p-ge having aseournods.
iJns -pply board,
oGL- SPY MAcAuLAy. IS rehoupitoulas d,
ortn J. CHILD>, ~ Poydras tree
~ The Bunker Hill NJ will particular attention to all wsy
IN plantation hu inrss entrusted II her care. oaa
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ofFIcE OF The DAILY Crescent,
Saturday Morning, October Il, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

sNsnshp ~ poIsdo De brissot, ot Aspnwsl Il Jennn
W c Tempie,
bafk james Hall fHri iot rankin La Whitney d
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ngs- WIN BLOOMFIELD, ST.,
For the Las. FortyThrse Years Resident Of Neworsenl,
AND VETERAN OF I5li-i5,
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WATERfyvG PLACES.
r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER

T AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER
CRROLE-FsH Arrangement. FOR II
EAN SPRINGS, BILOXI ard u-r-da tsnainv.-Tbs ~ -
Charles Wsksv. bes
citations viii ieavy ne
Railroad the Lake Of the ca
q ri ers.
toynAYs.....by 81. NJ. Cars FRIDAYS .:.y a Ger
snd The Porehs snrs srvs sf the Lake Of the Cars
n foliowst
.sss' Ne" o,,ss.s; lev oe's. spviss:
VEDNEsDATs, Observation-Disclosures 3 q. ~
sIp.Ys.. IN IA. vi esr, SATURDAY + =.
StIUaD. vs.. .bT sP. ~ SUNDAY maR. H.
n fright res-d the Rssd ali she week TO eesek -
TT Way letter Bog will issvs oc4 Of The Aesat Mse
~ at 2 oec~k p. = : = -
~ Bay Christian q: childres
Desk Five Ms-ssipv ritv BIiori and Oesaa
'p-uz., 90 81; Childrs, and s-rv-u. 81 Deck,
IS GEnDrs. Ag-rt. 10 Bsuk Pisrs.
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VIII leave THURSDAY. October O'Clock P.n.
NOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, -
u PRINCETON. LAKE. PROVIDENCE, MILL LGEae1
KENiS BEND, yICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, ROD
NEY MATCHES. FORT ADAMS. BAYOU SARA, BATON kOU0k
all intermediate landings The packet
FRANK LYON. H. Estes, MASTER viii leave above Ror
reghi OIL passage. spply board
SMOTHER 4 BROS. Agents., Is Poydrzs street..
TT The Frank w lave Clerk Lsvse Canal
street, early on TUESDAY morning receiving irsisht o9
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BANK OF LoUIsIANA-NEw

n tIIlNENS BANK OF LOUtSIANA-NEw
~ ORLEANS octob u.s. 1859 NOTES hereby that books
% the remaining undped Of hares s e.sh stock Of
vi, bang ofei0p each At this Office THURSDAY the
h Oobsr instant the u the Board Of De
torn The subscription every
tween the hours ofi0 and until the whole Of ad stock
shall have been subscribed for
The eond an the
s,ub 1uentv the
put there shs e binding the ubsorbs
70 The cash stock and the holders Of the stock respectively
their heirs and assigns
By order Of the Board. EUG ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISION TO ARTICLE III.
The books and aeouo Of this partmen shall b. kpt an M
be Designated the Controller Of the Mortgage stock Depart
msni he shall receive AID urda bis and s Cashiers JON
CONTROL u deposited with the clerk other officer OF the Bank
for collection the stock and contribution notes hs receivable boa
other evidences Of debt belonging s fund ADD Oh be the
duty the Gonro r.Po the Board all dsfter' o. pare,
an within three DAYS after stock note other obligation BE-
M sng TO This department shall have neoe doe and remain npad
He shall also h,rgs Of all policies deposited with the
bank collateral security and the 70 ne from
tune eharer frther perform such otbe
duties rtanng to the ts the Bah
required bt the Cashier Boad Of Dire The Cntro
Ter shall b" appointed By tn. Board Of ID the
bf ts shall he the provided the
the other officers Bank He shall give security for the faithful
eror Of the dnta Of hs Office and shall receive such
on fixed by the Board not erceedng three thousand do
Of the funts Of the said Stock De-
pnrtment. o2i II
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/ FACToRY-sAwING, TURNING AND planning MILL
Walnut c. Oak Ash Polla Whine Pine and Cypress
Lumber constantly h,nd and saved order Novels 8aiuse
Poets and Aiodngs Of description, Aso L IKE and
Pensacola Fire Brick S d. Line, Orders received and
dspatc Fac Of Julia ST. John
oppos the New Basin. fol2Iv1 JULES A. BLANC.
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HTCRSBURG.

winieaye WEDNESDAY. osssb@r "a. 1t s o'clock p.
E0R LAKE PROVIDENCE, VICKs- - -
a BURG, GRAND aULF RoDSKT, NATCEEzr
FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE ELL
stntsrusdiate lanngsIhe packet BA4OSy S.e
H
ooars OF to sTR0TfER 4 BROS Agest- IS Poydlas sssss
viii Clerk Of Caaa
early Monday Inorni 3, receiving freight 90
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~ Ih' steamer southern Belle Capt White, Nksbufg
the STEAMER Hays Capt Braudeubatg bound up, collision
about O'clock yesterday three miles
vent BY which the Hays had her cook house
considerably damaged dense prevailed time the
Southern Belle had stopped her drifting the cur
rent No blame attach the boat the
bells Of 10th The captain Southern se reports that
he engines the cahare Hays received damage
penses q repairs tho Has will not exceed 1900.
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Kew ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFFHFON 7
Friday Evening october 81 1853. I
The market closes with 20 head of Western Beeyes
and tar stock of Attakspas Cattle Hogs and Sheep and
prices shade easier. The supply Of Mich Cows and
Veal Cattle scan and prices of the former advanced
Business appears lively with fair prospect Of further
improvement Arrived during the week S37 Beef Cattle
49 Hogs loo Sheep, 30 Cows and 293 Calves and Year
lin
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re- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICE Court
BERNARD GARITY Candidate Constable OF the Third jus
Election November uex MANY FRIENDS alOtss
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@- WIN. G. QuIRK is Candidate for Con-
TABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURI. ~ The District
oupres Fifth Seventh Wards Canal julia
lrest, and the Issee to the Lake. ies1
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nsa- FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT.-JoHS s. BA-
aOS present Clerk of the Finh Dc Court IL candidate 70,
CLERK or said Election November 7, 1855 ais
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Ms~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
coGRT-GEoReE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minut.
District Court Of yewOesns which situation he
ied years. ossrs himself as candidate for tbs
vice Of CLERksP Of ssd Courtor whatever Court The same
be changed 10, iel1h
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Ese- We are authorized TO announce Major
KELLY M State hs Third
District Parish OF Orleans subject 70 the oominas,
the Wing Con ysutinn. Of toon
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~ 10 the Editor of the Crescent: Please
reelection the
CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of the Parish
oil Orlsans Election November next HIS FRIENDS iels
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Na- THOMAS c. POOLE is candidate for
,rERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nahs u
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nee, ks butter rsa go d. ST. s. q,
&eo-ses G Dolson-sos corn Scott
Do Kennedy foster61 ibis apples Turner Wilson &eo 80 BIT zoe
osRsy yas sd; f
Ise9yood g. d. BogsI folt Arfyi DO rssIs ;FI
D,saasssl fsllowes docs Curry PlersnTOtAl bales
Is Perkins, Campbell Ok. s6ua
.r pot tos 70 ss a9S, rst.
app Me Jackson do roa! Kennet Dix O5 do vo
Is a. e Ss E e kiPass 30 Gs 10 ou Gs
. o eoI Ps p ta 90 's * Corn as. Lyman Saa
Ward q do smith iehnsG259l Do William. Bathurst Acc
a Sos Do osSa N 50 Do F
son. Fow's5 &eGm % oEeGls DO BogaT Folsg AysEs
a Ward Jonasi5o do Wright Williams to5l Fellowrs
George onnoy-sodo Nl'enoeger cO2ao Esn, Lee &co
H,RRsoNBuRePe steamer saran Gordon; liz bale. Gotten
Nueent &efodo Lls- Norton Ao 30 DO Cooke aeosa
g. per &eo-s sidds osssy 4 HawEns-$do
so~t Ace Do Ss Coz sc Do oisrHTots bales cotton
pessass Do BackqcI Ne~nanGqI JaeIs
owes aco-is Wright wilsms Do Becf-S1 do Geo
Kill. e 5 az S9s. 1o Do s DO
f s co ao w Dc a pS Wright 1 DO 6
us ss e. eSs sss do fa S eG, cotton cotton . Dc
d. c5 Within. eos 9&$ sw fSt,S1 Green
Vaudeville Iuonoo do jackson &eos1 do Felowes ko9'
30 % e GSS sS % 10 f SsDSx
81 do ThoTnhl do VI Greenwood Nelson
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