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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

Kansas win be free State; he gives his reasons,
which are the old ones, not worth refuting again.
But how win his friend and co-laborer, Governor
Wise, like this news-he, whose support of Bu-
chanan, as he told us in his great speech, rests
altogether on his belief that Buchanan will make
Kansas slave State, and hence that
fat buck niggers will be made worth $4,000 o
head? How will he make his peace with For
ney, who assured the people Of Reading, in a
speech which we printed at the time, that "the
South was bent on having Kansas and that they
would make it slave State, by Cd, if they
had to wade up to their horses bellies in blood"
These gentlemen should compare notes before
coming before the public
In fine, we apprehend that Mr.. Robert J..
Walkers chances of Cabinet Office are some
what reduced by this document. For, though it
undoubtedly displays remarkable vigor of ina
gination, Pierce-like, ford style, and magnif-
cent recklessness of facts, these qualities cannot
oyerbear the fact that it is plea for disunion--
that it declares that Robert j. Walker like SO
many other democrats, refuses to abide by the
verdict Of the majority, and must either have
his own way at elections or win turn round and
rebel. This enunciation Of principle which TOM
noddies like Brooks and Keitt and Toombs may
make harmlessly, must prove fatal to the official
aspirations of such men as Slidell, Wise, Mason
and Walker; for Mr.. Buchanan, by his oath Of
Office, will be sworn to confde power to none
such, and he is too conscientious man to
commence his official career with an act Of
perjury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

Tn GREAT OPFRAuc WAR-MoRE BULLETINS
FROM nom CANPs.-Field Marshal Msretzel, who
IL now entertaining The modern Atbenians with
our Italian Opera, has not yet issued bulletin
in Fcply.,o The tremendous assault made upon him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

vile a diana In which General Harrison lived when he
was 90, ernor Of the Northwest Territory, Was burned
lew days ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

ar number OF United States soldiers arrived in this
i,y on Saturday evening from Western station rir
New Haven They will join the force stationed At
Ie,t Indereudence, under the command Of Major Scott
4 me combined force will embark 10 day in the shir
A,kvrsht Cant. Davis for Charlotte Harbor FLORIDA
Mar R,sey viii accompany Mser scott with the troops
10 IL sir destination. -Boaon Traveller, oct. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
The Panchita Slave Ship.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before George r, Bets Fsd,

OCT 21--Angusirs Mosquito, spaniard, Of Sronzs
complexion, 10 undergoing examination on q charge o.
Hitng out the SLAYER Pancba, which recently ar.
roeted In the bay OF New York. The case adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

EDWIN d. MORGAN, /
SIMEON DRAPER,
JAMES B. rAYL0R, Va,
d. DUDLEY FIELD, Wv io'A
JOSEPH BLUNT,
JAMES NYE,
JOHN L. sCH0OLCRAFT, I
DE0DATUs WRIGHT,
JOSEPH DAVIS Albany.
M b. DAVIDSON,
C.P WILLIAMS
ABRAHAM b. OLIN,
JAMES Forsyth wv
PHILIP D0ksHElMER, )p,r.,o
g. SPAuLDfNG, 0ahao.
LEVI O. TURNER. Oooperstown.
SIASDfSH BARRY, Herkimer.
LEVI DlMMlCK, singhamton.
STEPHEN G JOHNSON, Delhi.
DANIEL JONES, ls-
ALLEN MUNROE, )synsuse
A. G. RICE Fihcottville.
S. n. BURROUGHS Medina.
SAMUEL z. ALLEN, Rochester.
CHAs. o. SHEPARD, Arcadia, Wyoming %.
CLARKE B. C0CHRANE, Schenectady.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER, Franklin.
OHARLE' HUGBES, Washington.
WILLIAM CAREY. Saratoga.
HENRY l.. BURCHA RID, Oneida.
Republican State Committee
OCTOBER II, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

in favor of Spain. The programme is, first to
have Baez recalled from exile and placed in the
Presidential chair. He will then favor the move
menk But anticipating the resistance Of the real
republicans Of the island Spanish brig Of war,
the Habanero, has been sent there from Havana,
with five thousand stand Of arms, and probably
we shall soon hear the news of an attempt to
overthrow the republican form of government
and to establish Spanish Captaincy General in
its place. 1t is said that England and France
give their approval and are ready to lend their
aid to this very nice little scheme.
So we are to have two cotemporaneous demon
STATIONS by Spain upon territory on this continent
We are to have two Independent republics
squelched out, and Spanish vice royalties estab-
lished in their stead. Well, if Mexico is not able
to resist and drive back the Spanish forces-as
we expect she will be-a if Dominica has no OBJ
lection to being again turned over to the tender
mercies Spain it is not at all improbable thatthe
people of the United States may have something
to say, and step up in time to forbid the banns
In the meantime let us keep bright lookout on
these new demonstrations on the part of the old
Spanish flibusters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
The NeMs.

Four steamships from Europe, for Qnebec, Hall
AS, Philadelphia and this port, are noS due, but
neither of them had been heard from at the time of
our going 10 press.
Additional official returns OF the recent election
10 Pennsylvania have been received, and we have
carefully corrected our tables. The result is as fol
6Ts:-
-rREHBST ISL
D.m. Wing. rs. ~xAJ's 1885,
Pi,r.. ScNt Hale Dem. Opp'n.
SsAi sos lIslss s,525 lo5,s45 1ol,cos
Democratic majority IN 1855 ,24i
Democratic majority IN 1852 1874
40 40,
The pennsylvania Legislature is ye. in doubt.
Two counties, Armstrong and Lycoming, are yet
- be heard from. Without then the Legislature
stands as follows:-
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

nlsLo'S GARDEN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RoPE
ns-AScKK, TEE RIVAL FARES.
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BURToN's NEW THEATRE. Broadway opposite Bono
@eot-HAnII-DAScING-TH BLESSED EAsY.
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sowERY THEATRE, Bowery-RtcuARp 1II.-DrxoS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

wALLACK's THEATRE Broadwsy--HAxIxr-AwA'
WITH MELANCHOLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

OHANBrRs STREET THEATRE. da.s Bu-,on'st-TR
MsssxcRE or GLrscoE-MfcHAEL EaLK-fouSpEp Oh FACT
-DpRASG OIrASG.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

under the administration of Thomas jefferson
It's great apostle, on the 18th of April, lsO2
the term OF residence previous TO naturalization
was restored TO five years, what II had been
under General Washington, and where II has
ever since remained. No, iellOw'clt2ens, the
Father OF his Country was never Native
American. This American excellence never
belonged to him,
"Thr Fugitive Slave Law is all the South
has obtained in this Compromise of 1850. II
is n law founded both upon the letter and the
spirit Of the Constitution, md similar law
has existed on our statute books ever since the
administration Of General Washington. HIS
tory teaches us that but for the provision IN
favor # fugitive slaves, our present Consiitu'
tion never would have existed, Think Sc
that the South will ever tamcly surrender the
fugitive slave law 10 Northern fanatics and ah'
olitiouists
"Mln is bu, the being Of a summers day
willis principles are eternal The generations
Of morals, one oircr the other, rise and sink,
aud ar, forgotten; but the principles Of democ'
racv, which we have inherited from onr revo'
lu,ionary fathers, will endure TO bless mankind
throughout all generations, Is there any true
Democrat within the sound OF my yoicc-is
there inv democrat throughout the broad lin
it's Of Good aud urcat old democra,ic Pcnnsyl'
vania, who will abandon these sacred priuri.
pies
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

One Of the passengers who leaves by th"
steamer America, Tomorrow, for Europe, Mr.
Geo, Macedonia. NJ. r. D. S from Boston, has
lust returned atera tour throughuut the States,
the Canadas. aud the Rio Grande. He takes
with him several curiosities to present TO the
ROYAL Dublin Society; AMONGST which are
shields bows and quivers, arrows (Which have
been taken out of the bodies lately murdered
by the -Camanche and Lipan Indians,) tnrnnu-
las, singing scorpions, centpedes, attle snakes,
and young wolf, caught in the western pral-
ries of Texas, where Mr.. Macdonn has an
estate of over $4,000 acres. He called on Mr..
Cunard to get permission to take the animal
on board and that gentleman, with great !lb-
ctaIity, ordered the wolf shoul be properly
Gagged, and taken free. No doubt the volt will
be lionized by the passengers during the voy-
age.-New YORK Paper.
We are pleased to learn through an intimate
friend of MIR. Macdona, who Is well acqua inted
with the situation of his lands, that they are
immensely valuable, and if sold at even the
present peice of lands, would realize hIm from
three to four hundred thousand dollars. Mr..
Macdona was delighted with Texas, and as we
are informed has returned with view of in
dacing his family 10 migrate to this country,
Mr.. Macdonq was great favoritc With all who
had the pleasure of his acquaintance, and we
should be highly gratfied to have him and his
interesting family settle among u.s. While in
this city he was duly initiated into that highly
military and patriotic order, the lone Star Of
the West" which order, we are pleased to
learn, it is his intention to establish in Dublin
on his arrival.-Saa A7stonio Herald.
MILITARY AND NAVAL Power OF GREAT
BRITA1N.-The military forces of the British
Empire according to the estimates just pre-
sented to Parliament and the official list, en-
brace 246, ,7l6 men, exclusive of those serving
in India and paid by the East India Company.
The militia of the United Kingdom has been
fixed at 120,950, exclusive of the yeomanry.
The yeomanry includes 25S officers, IA, ,4S6
equipped and mounted men
The British navy numbers, great and small,
including those for harbor defenses, 703 ships,
carrying nearly 1900 guns, and 235 steam
boats, having more than 10000 horsepower
Besides which there are at least $50 powerful
merchantile steamships, which may be render
ed available The British navy comprises,
aAoat and building, IA sailing, and % screw
ships of the line, from 70 TO 13l guns; IS SAIL
ing and 25 screw steamers. of 36 to so guns
Is corvettes, carrying a total Of 1000 guns !;
ia paddle.wheei steamers carrying about 425
guns. The new formidable gJnboats are not
included in the above
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

zations which have entered tho ta.t s as.
il, is nn acknowledgement 1! s s.gara 'ul
a proof ui 'teis Each o. them hure UDr
own serious reasons i0 thinking IUeEr'd..Ht
TO sprapI iLs opinion thai NJ Fillmore rtaus
to decla,. 9r ough, 70 be wilhlmNu i'ow ha
canVasg,
Ills prospects nevertheless, ar, yn.sr 300
ANY man Who eaU he broughta agll.s' h'm, lN
the Souln. give him Delawarr, Maryland
North Carolina, Keriachy and Team 7se.. ns
certain; Louisiana aud Missouri, lhink, wall
also give him lheir votes. Virginia an, Gror.
gin he may carry and even Mississippi, though
do not count on them. You can estimate
his strength in the South better than can -
or the West I cannot speak, since SO much DC.
penis there upon future Developments,
have recently returned from n J0umcy
through scycml Of the Southern S,u,cs, and
with measure Observed, while there ,ha; ihe
American party were wisely calling into lheir
service. as candidates Tor their electoral ticsrl,
and .or other responsible trusts, the wnU-cst
and mos, distinguished citizens, kn,wl ana up.
proved for iAcir conservatism, wi,hu, rvs.
pect to ,hcir connection with the party, through
any i0rm bat looking only 30 their !lin.,l-s
with the party IN sentiment and oplnion--hcy
giving broader aud more jnst foundation i0
,hcir own power os . political body.
/ hope that this course will be adopted gan'
crally and the objections Of enemies ,lsU.c!.
BY showing that N the nomination Of Mr. FIJI.
more, the American organization hns advanced
from the character aud position nj IN order
INTO that Of Il great political party, large enough
to embrace every friend Of the Union aud the
Constitution, and srong enough to concentrate
power hat will be found ample 10 project
and perpeuale both, Very trniy you-s,
JOHN p. KENNEDY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

The Song Of the Camp,


\ CHiMEAN INCIDENT.
Give us u song' the soldiers cried,
The outer trenches guarding.
When tho heated guns of the camps allied
Grew weary of bomhardins'
The dark Redan, in silent scoif,
Lay grim and threatening under;
And the tawny mound of the Malakof
No longer belchcd its thunder.
There was pause. The guardsman said
We storm the forts tomorrow
Sing while we may, another day
Will bring enough of SORROW
They luy along the hattery's side,
Below the smoking cannon,-
Brave hearts from Severn and from CLYDE,
And from the banks Of Shannon
They sans of love and not of r.mc;
Forgot was Britain's glory
Each heart recalled different name,
But all sang I" Annie Laurie"
Voice after voice caught up the song,
Until its tender passion
Rose like an anthem, rich and strong
Their buttlc.eYc confession
Dear rirl, her name ho darccd not speak,
l"t. w- tho song grew louder,
Something upon the soldiers cheek
Washed off the stains of powder.
Beyond the dnrkcning ocean burned
The bloody sunsets cmha,S,
While the Crimean valleys learned
How English love remembers.
And once ngan fire Of hell
Rained on the Russian quarters
With scream Of shot, aud burst of she'll,
And believing Of the mortars.
And Irish Nora's eyes are dim
For singer, dumb and CORY;
And English Mary mourns for him
Who sang Of Z" Annie Iourie."
All, soldiers to your honored rest,
Your truth and valor hearing;
The hravcst are the tenderest--
The loving are the during.
BAYAgD TAYLoR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
A Pssp AZ Tie Camel

A correspondent of Jho Galveston tigH.aH
hss visited the stables %, the 50 much ils'ed
oieamels and immetlries with actoulrer eats,
r'I'.s, &. DO ,ts vicinity Of lntanflo -
Hear him
The, are sUlyaT and uncoaih ghlInsl
aul endowed with 90 lhat is promised for
,aou, nave no doubt They are fci on corn
lnr &r as other TnmiUivOrOuS animals.-
Nearly equal % tNp lewe.s ,, O curiosity, agc
the orpnmi du,c,, anl sJep,y- --o.e Arncn.
inn, Two Arabs, md two Turks accidentally
witnessed an exhibition not bargained for a
fight came of between the Two Arabs, who
were Smull men and of darker complexion than
the Armenian or Turks The complexion OF
the Armenian was that Of dark southerret
He seemed much superior to the rest in intel
igancc, a Tur'; of very bmwny frame, in his
appropriate costume, stepped between the
combarnnts and held them each at AIMS
length until quiet was restored.
"Wha, the design Of government is, with
respect To lhcs" animals, is unknown. But 1t
is believed to be an experiment, and that they
will be dsrrll'ed in pairs at the different mil.
ilnry ,m,in.r sa o. 10 try and raise from them
md trv iha'. .5pH'ig and use; bnt fear
the, ", '. n.li %! yrrr Hllc use. as their
lee. .-. so'' Esl suiiol for sandy desert
but NJ. o rrsP % '-g'el .onntry. The aver.
ago '.rl ahlut 600 I.s will scone supercede
wocDn.. only when sp I'd is required. TheiS
rayu-. ''y jl1rarv cling l25 10 l50 miles,
On a fa.cel rn u level country, they
may be Of usa ii. rr, nry operations Among
timber lhev wou,d De Of little use, as Their
/ height with saddle Sc, is about l2 To II feet
and would REQUIRE n special road for them 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

CAvr Do WITHOUT TEs WoEEv.--A H5osi-
- il Kansas had hesn mai.ing his fortuna oat
Of a woman's dress. There being no wonen
there. the s3Gau=rs rive him q dailsr sisha
ard prs-eai fiion claim to l'Gi p.-low ~ s.
an3 c's j. : sonecses
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

aud ar, forgotten; but the principles Of democ
racv, which we have inherited from cur revo.
lu,ionary fathers, will endure TO bless mankind
throughout all generations. Is there any true
Democrat within the sound OF my yoicc--is
there iny democrat throughout the broad lin.
its of GOOD aud great old demo,rauc Penn'yl'
vonia, who will abandon these sacred priuci.
pies !"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

IL We think there must be some mistake
about the minculops story contained in the art-
Gle below, IL there be any truth in it, we think
We should have heard It from citizens of Grayson
county, through which the romantic pet is rep
resented to have passed after her capture, We
should like to hear from some friend there On tho
subject
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
T0e paccas 6eRacu,
PI'HLlSilin Mflhli M
LATINER n SWiNnfii,Si lm,XS,,,

l.AllMl.l' - " ~ 49, sw,Nnr,Is
4. n, LATlMth'
RuS-ssso pr ynlns u nn's9 HSas.,'; y f,S al y. @
- a. aiihin a,a unih II lla iinln @ sH.,,inms s"V
~ ;,bt, a, r,,uth, AMI si,Oo a the riri o lhe sAr'
[" js,,uuis Nill ls inserted A one dolliI
mar al len Incs less tF the hIs1 lh'IV"i, aH nl
80 Er each u-sflion hrTrsfrT' aulerl I" ulo "s, w"
~ ail b. made O. il'se Nln aN'flso W '' ''' Wv" Wv
-,- 'sgs of rlanglns quarterly, III, 4, ,,.s,,, a,
cars Il n5i than ono square VIII tT Inserted AZ
If candidate, tr state district officers, $40
AJsrissmrnls, the pnhlicaon Il Which Is rrqansl BY
aa h. paid IA IN advance anl lsp S'is ~ ~ ~ ai' 49,
N. is rule u iel'aTted h.ih Nh 'un''''' Nh"hN "' -
pe,onal articles, when admitted 70 our columns will be
nj. nol marked with te number of inseT,ins
sn,inusi uni Oihrrgse directed, anl charged aecornsy
scrs aiVersrrs and agents may remit money To Us :"
sosamni5aon. nus, be addressed the Eii'or post
AGENTS.
tIIoViGg s,Itnen are requested to act Agents or '
a.ln and srs auh,Ed to receive aud receipt Tor 'n''rP
NE HyTrrs lancaster, palls. Codnty,
GroRaE WiIsnS Cedar illl, Dallas county
Capt. ", QuAIL, hlrl'ile nrrani county
hr; C. G "; S,,rn r,AA' Fort Worth, Tauant county,
JonS l., Lovr,or, Mckinney, Collin county,
Ious l rHNrr Teahlr9rl, Parker eonp'y'
Jas I, RAYtt, Kaufman, Kaufman county.
J. o, lIsAIi, NaFA illl, iluhnan county,
y, ". RpCgS3, w,yahNghc, lllls county
msLsr nsT sTGES Ts,Sn,r chamosI' Creek, rl' county.
n y. ssTi sherman Orayson county,
capt. :. u ALLcS, Preston, draysan county,
A. nEATls, Isq,, turscaDna, Navarro county
las Il. LLF Pnrtcr's Hlun, Navarro county,
A. Z. IAoYb Alton, Denton county.
s. :. Weaver, u1lusylllc, Cook county.
II. II, LIIiNyR, CnrkrsIlllr, Rgl River county,
s. ". DALrOS, Pof-ma',rr Palestine, Texas.
A. Z. IIowULt, Esq Orrrnyillc, Hunt county.
ALlES, nAGnr Co., Houston, Harris county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

DAVID IlcADLg, Esq, President, g.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23


o1aepoc iJt ls ''aD2s''' ahooia@s' "i ioyii' y -
"csk ieeII p %, ~, M, -"posi6' 10
DRY oAlt1gp ices nave largely deelfea,
os ~ ca .Aa i1ssa s.'eri' ~ %
@67sc Tor shoulders &c of ea' ana f7sg7c 70 for Hams
III pu'i1 's'" ~ - ~ p, 'eusy h!of'h"s ehA
nicea aool evo'''o ~ " 'oa 'oo9V III were uis.
posed OIL including oo 0 III oaH az oscio shoulders, and
Itlc lor Hams, anu o'''Vu ~ s s UT ~.
BEEF we qi'o.e iess 1 " si-esSiS, fiiAe at SLUG
Slo ~ q Dull anu 'in'l o'iS ., @ " ~ 'oes'' w.
" eekS feceipts wv op's-f'Ap's', iV''
re rates LOT large nave gwen way and
we nave noticed saies Oh a'oa wv Do' eses AZ iogioac
iof NO. ana lieaa iEafu. y Az" s' nave pech s'id
at lo>sc e 10 ior ffl'ac. NJ, -,
ehSle'sip'S' i'iAi VIVA 'A wv e ->h' ei4"i 10
l5so Kegs. .,r,,r, ,,-....u 4,....- ,.-.,,a-.o,l,
Do I'm tA-'n ~ M ~ =. nsi =. , " 'e1
%5e' anu eheese ~ i-eS'' q - , -" 49, -
nus eee sco ~, '' anu
we nave nocea saes q sons ~ e ~ = w.
"iiish ite,e los M Wv
marker ior ,hs e s",I''
me weeks SAFES ep'e ',l ane o
DAY ana THURSDAY ivy ~ 'o s ~ ~ e, ~
lor ORDINARY |" i'N''s aeno =, .s s,, ' NV '
were soa az > t"'se u ooss'5, q -a''a oc
Weeks receipts Yes onis-fNpolS ,oi. -
BAGGlNT AMI ''i e.. :. IAen'u'"y ss ~ no" W
selling in ii''ea way al l1aesioc anu ot ut 'Iaos
coding 10 queity' esc' vi iiuia a"sshs' We ~ - .
sales OF CIV 10 IOo oaies mostly at LOG q sdu' e"' anu ~
GuSNI af''ce mas pee' ieia "
lightto Extra Heavy WIN 10 fss'sae.''n'' any c
COFFEE. Inc inaEhe' mas peei ' wan Sis e
l2'oo bags RIO dhfihs tle weeh al "'eee "
Inferior ana oFdi''rs, ll5se9iiI4' i'i an " @ W n"
@l2c q d for Prime me transactions i.clae 9ooV ps
YESTERDAY including s''o al Il '-Aoe ''' 1ze' anu ' "
ii>dc e. H. ~ j., l.',
-, y ~, ~. : 20 $50 L.. e .h osr 100 ha,.s
Ths stec, IN bond ,ast evening was about 80 coo bags
SALT The sock of Iiverpool Salt has accumulated to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-23

Stewart Hedgil Roberts Tertlls4 Carter &co;
70 McKeroy Badfordg1 blis paper 4 r Stevens &co5
bales ornaburgs Seaman Peck &col4 e1croy Bradford
sundries TO order--ToaI l449 bales cotton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jas s,oekoz125 GOO feet lumber
Ward dco. ~ = T..
BEETOE-searner st Charles-5a9 bales cotton 4 Dwight
&co-28 Powell ffnpkirsl86S o Nelson &co-l43 Fl X Car
ter &co-139 Campbell s6ng1t Ctiramnfs Stewart leo
IS McMahom-46 Cuady, Brown Sco-45 Wallace &eo-42
burn dco2f Fean, DGnegon &col4 Wright Davenport 9e
IS Paache &co-5 Hugely, Bisjr &coIi BIO
theirs &co-0 McKeroy Bradford-l0 Henderson, IerTy Geo.
10 Wilson, Iipsco1nb co3 Wilson, Ponnroy &co6 do Esrley
Juicy &co5 Harrison &co-9 Prvis, GLADDEN. geo Robson
Il AenIbale wool Campbell StroDgl DO VI hdss ~ PIGS
peres Arthur &cosuudes to orderTotal isU baes cotton
JEFF ERsON-steamer GrenadaSl2 bales cotton Payne q
Harrisonoi Freen, Stevenson &co3S Buchanh6h tarroi
&so9 Henderson Terry &Ge-9 ksgPu s Se
Wilson lIco9 Robson Ailen5 Snapp 6co-5 4 ) Indy
&co1 Davis jenkins Gao13 Miles, Adams &co5 GofrissSn
Hros119 Wright Davenport &cGZs Wilson, Po!nroJ sco5
Powell Hopkins-l3 Head, Hfassie sco0 Green trump
Is Nelson &co-5 Garter &co1 Farley Jurey ico-l
Hemingway, Friedander &co1o Brader, Nc Renna Hub
well &co-1 Redgl, Roberts Terrill-4 JJ McMahonB do
Wilson, pcumb c16 Harrison &co-2 bblS beeswax bags
wool 81 hides board2 bxs McKle.oy Bradford-l
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Charpetier3 do Is tds keenen5 bbls moasset
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rs do Boe Foley AveryTotal l5l hd5 sugar l9 bbia mo
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