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The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14
SIsHONS.
nISTRICT COURT. SHASTA COUNTY
h9lh Judicial District, State of California

n1STRICT COURT. SHASTA COUNTY
A9h Judicial District, State of California,
Shasta County, SIS.
Joel I. Landrum Va. Benjamin F. Briggs.
The People of the State of California, TO
Benz. F. Briggs. greeting Whereas, Joel l..
Landrum, the above named plaintiff, having on
this 9lh day of August, 1854, filed in the office
of the undersi gned, clerk of the District Court
aforesaid, his complaint and affidavit against
Won as defendant therein. for the recovery OF
the sum of five hundred and seveniy-nine 92-l00
dollars which he in his said complaint alleges
and in his affidavit swears is justly due and ow-
ing from you To him. upon express aud implied
contracts for the direct payment of money, all OF
which will more specifically appear 10y refer
ence to complaint file in this office.
These are theref,re to reqnire you to appear
and answer said complaint within the time pre-
scrbed by law, as follows: II you are served
in the County of Shasta aforesaid, within ten
days; if served out of said County, but in the
said 9th Judicial District twenty days; in all
other cases, forty days. In either case, excln-
sive of the day of service, or The plaintiff will
take Judgment by default against you for the
aforesaid sum- together with costs, &c, ii you
fail to answer as aforesaid.
Witness: Thos. w. Dawson, Clerk, with seal
of Conrt hereunto affixed at office in Shasta
this 9 b day of Aug. 1854
THOS. W. DAWSON, Clerk
BY Gao. L. Afford, Dep.
The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14

II A tipsy man wept Into Sunday School,
and for few moments listened very attentively
to the questions proPounded to the scholars, but,
being anxious to show bis knowledge of = scrip
tIre' and doctrine, he stood up leaning on the
front of the pew with both hands. =" Parson
B. said he. ask me some of them hard
aues-shnns." " Uncle John" said tue parson,
with solemn face aud in a drawing tone,
don't you know you are in the bonds Of sin,
and the depths OF iniquitya" Yes'ir, and in
the gall of bitterness too. Ask me another ques-
shun"
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1t appearing to the satisfaction of the County
Judge of the County aforesaid. by the affidavit
of the plaintiff and return sf Sheriff, that the
above named defendant b. F. Briggs, cannot
after due diligence be found in the State OF Cali
fornia. it is ordered that service of the summons
issued in this cause be made by publishing the
same in the Shasta Courier" for a period oi
three months. BY order of J. c. Hinckley,
Coaniy Judge of SAID County. Aug. ID, 1874
Attest: Thos w. Dawson, Clerk; by Geo. /,
Afford. Dep. auglS 3m
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Princess TURNED FAKMER,-Princess Mn
rat has recently purchased residence in the vi
cinty of Tallahassee, which she is improving aud
ornamenting according to her own taste. She
lately sent to the editor of the Florida Sentinel
an Irish poiatoe weighing Is ounces as a sam
pie OF her crop. We rather suspect, however.
that this is over an average specimen. The
Princess Mura;, readers know, is widow Of
Achille Murat, son OF Marshal Murat, King Jo;-
chin of Naples. She is Virginia lady. dausl-
ter of the Hon. Bird Willis.-Ner Orleans Reg
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WHERE THE VALLEJO LINE lone of the
latest unsettled questions in San Francisco has
been raised by the late decision of the United
States Land Commissioners, confirming the claim
of the city to the Pueblo land TO the extent ot
the Vallejo boundaries. Since then the question
has been, where is the Vallejo line The Times
and Transcript closes an article upon the ques-
ton with these conclusions:
We now undertake to say, that the boundary
lines of the Puebla lands confirmed by the
majority of the Board of United States Land
Commissioners, will be follows: Commence
ing at little cove on the bay of San Francisco.
a short distance TO the east of Fort Point, near
the whar-thence running westwardly ii will
pass over the point of land known as Fort Point
leaving the Fort to the mort rhward and strike the
beach outside and little to the south of the
southern head-thence along the seashore TO the
southermost point Of Point Lobos-thence in a
right line, passing near what is defined on the
map as the Plaza of the Mission Dolores to the
Mission Estuary at the point where Tracy street
strikes said Estuary-thence by said Estuary out
and uto Mission Bay. This, it is believed, will
include both the places known as the Cantuales
and Genti, but if it should be found that they
fall to the south of the line draw from the Lone
Mountain &c the Estuary at the point above des-
ignated then there will be u divergence to the
southwark. so as to include those points.
These lines will include portion of the Mis-
sion Dolores; all of what is dislnctively known
as tue city of San Francisco,-except some OF
the South Beach Water Lots. and the Preside.
The fortifcations on Fort Point will be outside.
careful examination of the documents and
testimony will lead to the conclusion, that such
are most probably the views Of the majority OF
the Board, and we have little doubt that such
will be their decision.
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NUMBER 80.
Ups and Downs,

The sojourners at our city hotels are familiar
with the modest tone in which the words New
York Herald. F" 'Tribnne, "..Times ""Baliimore
SUM-" "Intelligencer" Union" &c, fall upoa
their ears from respectable elderly gentleman
in the newspaper line. At break of day YOU
may find him at the Railroad Depot, with his
bundle of these "maps of busy life; :" at break
fast time he is at the hotel ready to exchange
his commodities for the ready cash; and again
as midnight draws near, you will still find him
pursuing the even tenor of his way pressing his
sales. We have observed him for many wears
going through this regular routine. Many won.
der if he ever sleeps. If " eternal vigilance is
the price of liberty" he is entitled to the largest
that may be had. curiosity is often manifested
to know his history. Some say that he has by
dint OF such untiring industry and perseverance
LAID sR something handsome for a rainy day
One morning last week, as the Hon. Lewis
D. Campbell, of Ohio, was passing from the
breakfast room at the National with his morn
ing mail, this veteran newsvender met him Mt
the foot of the flight of steps near the Office His
eye caught the title of Cincinnati Gazette" to a
paper in Mr. C.'s hand, and, with peculiar ex-
preston he remarked
''Ah the old Cincinnati Gazettei"
Mr.. Cambell halted. observing, ''You have it
not In your package :"
No: but took it ence
Mr.. Campbell. 'When 2"
In 1928, when Charles Hammond was edit
or, and was in the firm of Darlington & Wells
wholesale merchants, Main street Cincinnati 90
Mr. Campbell. " recollect the firm for
was then printers devil in the Gazette Office,
and faithfully throngh wintry storms carried the
paper 10 you We are living monuments of the
ups ana downs Of lile.'
Here strange expression passed over the
countenance Of Wells, and Mr.. c., fearing that
he mig ght awaken unpleasant "reminiscences in
connection with his change Of fortune, le 3,
with a 4" God give you success ! your enerey Dc.
serves it,
How Illustrative Of the changes of fckle fen.
anei The carrier boy of the news of that dav
to the wholesale merchant, is now member OF
the American Congress, and the wholesale mer-
chant now Carries the newspapers 10 him -
I,at. Int.
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RaRrON sNAvELY,S

CAPPENTERS IND BUILDERS.
Estimates aud specifications made on all kinds
of buildings. Jobbing done at the shortest no.
tice Also. Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
on hand aud made to order.
II B. seasoned lumber always on hand
LIVINGSTON BARToS. URIAH b. SSAvELY
narl2tf Shasta City.
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MADAME SoSTAG's DAuGHrER.-An English
paper reports that the daughter largely inherits
the personal elegance, beauty of voice, and re-
fined culture which made Sontag standard of
artistic excellence. Her appearance on the
stage was purposed, we believe, within a year
or two, and the world may yet renew in a
daughters attainments, that satisfaction and de-
light which were ever derived from the moth,
er's professional exertions
The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14

Thk SONORA TRAGEDY.-The following ver-
sion of this affair We clip from the Union Demo
crot:
BLOODY AFFRAY.-On Monday last our town
was thrown into an unwonted commotion, by
an aff'ray of the most bloody character, the par
ticuars of which are as follows, 1t appears
that deadly feud has existed for some time be-
tween James G. Lyons and NJ. B. Duffield
aeigkboring rancheros, residing a few miles
from this place, on the Emf grant road. Mr. DUFF
field came down last week and swore out
warrant for Lyon's arrest: and while the dep
uty sheriff. Capt. Amyx, was on his way TO his
residence for that purpose, Lyons, with two of
tns friends, made his appearance here. Meeting
Dufield on Monday morning al the City Hotel
he addressed him few words calc ulated to lead
to atoollision, and placing hishand in his bosom
supposed by Duffield for the purpose of
drawing weapon, he (Duffield) drees his re-
volver and fired, wounding Lyons in the hand !;
previous TO his firing, however, he was shot at
from bes.ind by Mr.. Tim Hazleton, the friend of
Lyons. Lyons after his wound attempted 10
to get away, but was shot twice by Dutfield be-
fore he succeeded--ss9ce in the back, the ball
passing through the body, and the second time
through the iteslsy part of the arm. Upon turn
ing round and discovering Hail in the act
OF firing, he too shot TIE ball entering the
upper part OF the 'sreast, and passing out through
the shoulder blade. Duffield gave himself up
and after an examination, was discharged. The
wounded men are in fair way of recovery.
Lyons, on Thursday, was taken to Jail for safe
keeping, true bill having been found against
him for the murder of Frenchman, last spring
by the late Grand Jury and a bench warrant IS
sued for his arrest.
The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14

II clergyman at an afternoon service, was
asked to read a notice for woman's rights lec-
ture: which he did in this wise:-" At half past
six o'clock at the school house in the first dis
trict hen will attempt to crou
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u An editor in Iowa has been fined two
hundred and fifty dollars for hugging q young
girl in church Daily Argus.
Cheap enough We once hugged young girl
in church some ten years ago, and the scrape
has cost US thousand a year ever since.
Chicago Young america
The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14

"KEEP YuURowN NCouNsEL."-There is deal
of truth in this proverb: Never trust married
man who loves his wife. with secret. for he
will tell her, and she will tell her sister. and her
sister will tell any body and everbOdy."
The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14
NOTICE.

UyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ex-
L. isting between Kaiser Il Walter IN the
keeping of the - Union Hotel in Weaverville is
this day dissolved 10y mutual consent. The bus
less OF the old firm will be settled up by kai-
Ser ut the Independence Hotel
MARTIN KAISER,
FREDERICK WALTER.
W,nunrvillf, Afnv o1l 1871.
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LATEST Know NOTHING DEvELoPMENT.-The
token of recognition has finally been discovered
by close observer When one Know Nothing
wishes to recognize another. he closes one eye.
makes an with his thumb and foretnger, and
places his nose through it, which being interpre-
ted reads
The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14

fT@ THE UNDERSIGNED WISHING TO
Eh5mi change his business, Offers for sale the
-l14..A well known
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL AND RANCH.
living on the ma;d stage roaie from Shasta to
Sacramento, aud ou tue north side of Cotton
wood. The Ranch contains 100 acres OF arabic
land the whole enclosed by substantial fence.
Among the improvements upon the Ranch arc
the following:
A good and commodious Dwelling House, for
the past three years kept as public hotel; a
first rate Barn sufficiently capacous to contain
100 tons of hay, and comfortably stable fifty
horses a well of good water at the door-also
IA well in the garden, with chain pump and
hose attached to it for conducting the water to
all parts of the garden; Garden containing
about five acres of land i'll hi gh state OF cult
walton; together with Grainery, Cellar Milk
House Chicken House, Coral, and all other ne
ccssary buildings and improvements. The
"Olive Branch" too, has always been stage
station on the Sacramento road. The terms
will be made reasonable
For full particulars inquire of the subscriber
on the premises. W NJ. Lean,
Cottonwood July I6, 1853. jylGif
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r.. LEVIN a. co
xv.,.,,u,l,er & Manufacturing Jewellers

Nert door TO 4aam'se g. Cos Express ONCE.
NATuULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Their
w friends apd the public ilat they are again .
on hand wi b large aud sPlendid s'och =" nne
Every description of California. Jewelry man, man,
ufactured to order. Particular attention. given
to Watch and Chronometer work.
Clockyon hand for from sS upwards lau27u
The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14

DANGERoUs-To the best of our belief, il is
exceedingly dangerous to discharge fre-crack-
ers in powder magazine, or fail in love " ith d
married woman
The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14

EAn enormous grizzly was captured few
days ago, by two young ladies, about twenty
miles from this city. They'll do to tie to. j.
Mdrqsulle Ezpress.
The Shasta courier., 1854-10-14

CY The man who tried to sweeten his tea
with one of his wife's smiles, has fallen back
on sugar. .-f
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NOTICE.

HAVE APPOINTED JOHN e. CHURCH
i nv agent duly authorized TO transact onsi-
ness for me during my absence from tliis . s,a.e'
f'NS' '' J BENNETT.
,yaa,erv;Ile Nav 90. 1854 my27f
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MARTIN KAISER

"AS EI'r.rED UP THE EXTENSIVE E
Ill MANSION
Independence Hotel. -,
where he Will continue his old bnslnes IN all 'ie
branches of Hotel keeping rIe hopes by strict
attention to business to meet his OLD iriehds anu
the public generally: ,e
May ~, 1854.
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BOARDINC SCHOOL FOR BOYs.

MIR. AND MRS. BLAKE are prepared to
1Vl receive into their family in Benicia linn
tied number of lads, 10 whom The best facilities
will be furnished for their mental and moral i'm
provement. Terms moderate For further in-
formation, circulars, etc, address
REV. G. NJ. BLAKE,
ie17 -3m Collegiate Institute, Benicia, Cal.
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T,,e Esn.E, House Property.

The improvements are well bullt TWO story
dwelling house with l.iichen attached, a we'll
arranged Bathing House, new and commod-
Gus Barn, &c, &c.
This property is conveniently located win
never failing stream flowing through it the en-
tire year. and is every way desirable to any one
who may wish to locate in this place. For FUR
ther particulars apply to the proprietor on the
premises. SIE11EN LEAN:
Sha ia, April ID, 1854.
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NOTICE.

T HAVE appointed A. IL. STOUT, of Red
Il Bluffs, my lawful agent to transact all busi-
ness for me during my absence from this State
E. &. FEED.
Red Bluffs, March 10, 1854. mh25-tf
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DIR. A. =. BALDWIN.

DIR. A. =. BALDWIN,
HAVING RETURNED FROM TIE AT
l. Il laniic States has resumed ,he practice OF
bis profession in Shasta Thankful for the pre-
vous liberal patronage Of his itiepds and the
public generally, he again sole CTS uieir favor.
OFFICE few dao.s above the ST. Charles
Hotel
Shasta, July IS, 1854, If
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PROFESSIONAL.
DRS. BATES Il McLAUGIILIN,
Surgeons and Pbyxiciaus

OFFICE FIRST DOOR SOUTH of Rhodes
" & LusL Ex press Office, Shasta.
HENRY BATES NJ. ID.
e. B. McLAuGH NJ. D.
Dec. "a. If
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VlLUAnI.E PROPERTY FOR SALE.

e,~r1s THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
I'LL sale, on reasonable terms, the property
--4A on which he IS at PreSen; residing, pleas,
known as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Arrivals at ne Principal Hotels.

ST CHARLES RorEIDr c. w. Dertch, Gov. Hebsrt,
yaugsn, Rntter, hiends, ala Eosden Va Capt
Phillips Joenso Ark Boyd, Miss G Wallace, KY 3
u fugsi1 C Lsnson Texas; Coleman q
McDougni, n g: S Wwal, N Y; 2 MeFarland. Msa Y
Drew, Mosby. Nrs = L ssqthgais, " Mweon Frank
Johnson Ky; W w Leian, Y ocot, " THOMPSON A
Vsnzaut, III warion.f o. Reynolds Mills, NY;
Hutchns, Miss 6
tireea Mo; j HHows, Bailey, Henthers Henihe
White, EsinsAa NJ Peaeanta, Handnsk, w Haf
ya flroeabeck wifs nd child Alexander M Watson
Youngblood Texsa; Holiness Mrs Pn5h nnJ L
Sycepe LShaeha Tulford, I Mills. parfrey
Bntts RatI Alisa Berhol Mics Behol g; Gaines
Ark; man II Butts and family, Kyi w Webb
D Wetb and amyAi Dnpey, Musesman aud LADY, KY =
ST LOUIS HoTEL-T Turner Va R Hooper jr, Boston: v
and LADY, Git DR. q Daahe htIss W
Dashel, Miss r bashisl A Cotton, Gibson y o. ii
Miss White H Clark, Al, D II Holiness . Aams, Beatty =
Goodwin Vissrt La ienszeS, Ba ysM De Morgan Paris
Hogedn, Bremen; Miss Ahrews + Y II Anderson.
yERANDAH HoTELN Stephens iady, U &C II Smith
Thompson, Esmbers Ala A w Il Wallace, Boston
Gillespie Miss J Jenkin Wisr Bridge; Texas ,
FFraiigh Ewing, Hewnel, Fu'erson, Ala; John
Robertson yhs Miss Scott s Harron VIM Co
Vincent, w W Hasburn, Burgess, z Moore, La
city HoTEL.-C Buley, Jennings ] Miller Musj W
Sanford Annea Reynos, Mrs Lyons, In; II Raph,o Mo
Wright KY :,
Gilbert La Miss Juh Dean. Dean, Spring.
How ard Ross, Dabsrdeen and lady, franklin
and lay Forbeat; Ms Allen, Mr. Fankn Mics Coun
ee, Iamer Hsnisf, John MeAdodS, Wiani
House, Term Miss WalsqTenhs. o
ARCADE HoTEL.--J Martin, o. W Walker, TeIasi M
eonoy Goxe Matachalk, Miss; Wilson
den Smms S q. Knennd Porter massachusetts
Bowers Nierrss W sen.ee, senree, Hopper, l
Blackstone M Elser, Dnpe, Dadee, Miss
r Roin, Texas H sampsp Walker, Ala + Garter, y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
NJ MEMORANDA.

The stesmer Keystone Louis reports having left port
loading for New osans Waye Cedon Golden
State Honduras Lucy Passed the Bunksr Hill at Hickman
and tho aground at Helena, 4. g-
TIE ship IL NJ Hays Captain Day. arrived Key West on the b
Instant port LIVERPOOL leaking freely and much
endspgs the aa Of the shp and those on board
Day take A ship into Key West aud
the leak survey examination thought best
to her Ioshs without dsehag Cargo and ten
cauk She would not be aimed over hsen days
and her expenses exceed $f5n She has valuable
4sS bales upland The ship old and
owned in Boston, Her tonnage over l4o
and she 2soo tsrces cargo.
Captain Lombard from London epels
seen on the 10th instant longitude IS 80 he British
bark Heurelta steering Sd instant off the Eaat End
Cuba saw ship Blanche Cork steering west Sailed ron
London in company with ship Agamsmnon for this port
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
RECEIPTS on pRopUoE

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A D Grief &cos bulls apples Clark 4 Mosbyi do butter W II Graft
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woodI bales Perkins, Campbell &eo3 Bradley Wilson
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whky, alcohol Joseph Anis bba ahisky
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90 bb laid oil VOORHEES, Gggn &oos0 es wicE B0urd
beef Woeiar &c5o baskets eraneres
. board-s60 hogs horses W D Taylor,
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
STATE LIHE-3S bales Oakley HawkIs-5 NJ
Harrison3l Carroll, Pritehsrd &co5 do
Anderson Metcalf-e Andrew sieran-s bb
burph doH chekens half aoz turkeys, sAeks potato
Mrs Ghaddklo Nj kadgeral do NJ Wren box Qyia
Eisa Petatoe "a ha
iisai box DasilOn is3 bass
| 7iE Per Now orIaa.s A.i otois~sag saafroad
IL hhd pugarJ de Egsna-12 FsIo
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

CHURCH DIFMITY.--At last accounts there
was row In the Gtman Lutheran Church, in Newark
NJ. The minister howas elected for fifteen years had
turned Roman cathdc and in attempting introduce
the forms and chrc peculiar to that faith
reused the ire and osition of his congregation The
minister met this opPton by locking the church door
against the congregan The latter applied through the
trustees, to the open the DOORS and allow them
the of the church There had been decision in the
ease but from the eng eyinced violent proceedings
rrara nd ed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

CADlz-ship Equiiy-sss hhdz tobacco, 5000 staysa.
LIVERPOOL Ship vsnice--ails bales cotton.
LIyERPooL--ship Tsopderc ga-ssao hales cotton.
BRSZos Edward Rsinard4s bales Cotton ~ do
Tobacco i95J saeks eoru, 1881 pkss nadse. 81
INDLANoIA AND GALYESToS-Staamsbip Me1ieo-9ee ebls
ncu pork casks is hhds o aack potatoes sVo
do sali so bales hay 100 boxes eandiaa
NEW Notwithstanding bbs s96 de beef
do whisky ces hams 40 bb nuts 10 pigs mds
BoSfoS-shp tas eon % do hemp 10 do
moss 81 $50 do bse 1882 bbs Hour
NEW Ship Nsdai5o bales cotton, ss do mo 10 bb
and 7ls leo do pork So teees lard 10
half and 10 quarter pjpgs brandy pkgs nndss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
IMPORTS.

NEW YolsK-Ship Knickerboeker-A merchandise.
BRiSToL--ship Henry Nsamith-659 tons iron TO order
! BosroN-shp Weymouth Asserted merchandise. s
BosToN--ship Jpnna Assorted merchandise. s
cARDIFF-Bafg Mamora-Railroa1 iron 10 order. zA
NEwPoRT-Bsrk John Payson- Railroad iron TO order
IAyRE-ship h1aunon- Assorted merchandise. j
NEW YORK ship Milwaukee Assorted merchandise. 4
TURKS IsIANDBrg Glarenes4s9s bushels a 70 Burgess
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PORT LAv4cAsohr villa bales cotton 70 bss
nssans III Adams 6eo- Ballet do and bag do
and bb do H Ksnnsdy &ecss hides CanAer &so
IT 9si bales eottons - 80
GALVESTON AND ssauship bale,
10 Williams Bahuist &elt Powell fiopkinss do John
do Hall, Rodd Aeoi9 do
ToIiy DO Pnryis GLADDEN. &ee73 talea
W Ss}tton ses Powell opknsl bags psecea
do snndriss 10 Kelly d kEazisr-
Karsendcck keo--Caarlea Maca-- Afsist Sons. ii
GoNsIGNEEs.