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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

DINFOKD MAYO & BLAIR, No. %
ID Main street. Richmond, Va, now receiving
the harvest and by far the most desirable stock of
\ STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever heretofore brought to this market and which
thew invite the attention of purchasers.
rFWe particularly call the attention of the ladies
to large stock of MANTILLAS, of the latest Paris
styles ap4-d&wlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

FISH HOOKS AND FISH.
ING TACKLE of every description.
S- consisting in part of superine Cast
Steel Kirby, Limerick, Virginia, Sea and other Hooks;
Silk Hair Linen and Cotton Lines; Walking Cane
and Jo,nted Rods; Snoods Canton Sea Grass; Floats;
Reels; Artificial Flies; Silkworm Gut; Cane Reeds;
Nets, &c.
ALSO-Guns and Sporting Apparatus; Powder
Flasks; Shot Belts; Game Bags; Percussion Caps drin
king Flasks; Colts and other Pistols Pen and Pocket
Knives &C. ell of which offer at the lowest whole
sale prices. s. SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No. 1872 Main street,
NH 24-Sm Opposite Eagle Sqr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

- FOR RkNT-And immc date posses.
U::a mon given-.That very conveniently iocafei
- House, containing four rooms, fronting on msi.
shall street, and Immediately in of the Richmond
Medical College. 1t has attached very large yard
and good we'll of water.
Apply to either of the Mesrs. TAB6, Riehnood,
or to r NJ. TABB, JR-.
Trustee of VIM. Sherard. decd,
fe Sta Brandon. Henrico county Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

TVO.PA KTNEKSHI undersigned
~ have day formed co-partnership under the
styie and firm OF FISCHER l. Grooming for the pur-
pose carrying the Drug and Apothecay business,
at No. 500 Broad street. and Main and 18th ss
JUL. G. FISCHER,
9f4 formerly at o. A. Strecker's)
HENRY Won GRONfNG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

an TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Till Your attention is particularly called to the
dAAA splendid and entire new stock of Hats, Caps
and Straw Goods comprising every style and variety
manufactured for the season, which will be sold on
the most favorable terms ut wholesale or retail. To
cash customers a liberal discount will be made.
GEO. w. DuEsBERRY 80 long known to the trade, is
now engaged with us, and will be pleased to see his
old customers at any time Give trial
BINFORD, DICKINSON 4 WEISIGER,
NH Is No. 10 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

MS SOLUTION OF COPAkTNEK-
IL SHIP-The copartnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm Of L. B.
ELLIS Co, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
Arm L. P. ELLIS,
ana C. BATES,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

NEW CONCERN.--The subscribers have
Y this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of WILLINGHAM TARDY,
for the purpose of carrying on the WHOLESALE
IMPORTING and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS BUSI-
NESS, at the old stand of Willingham, Elicit Co.
No. Is, Pearl street. where they will exhibit by the
1st of March, entire new stock of Goods.
j. WILLINGHAM,
NH A-Im B. r. TARDY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

lyOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
" DR. PULLERS COMPOUND TOLU.-The
above preparation is one Of the most and EN-
tons, Colds Coughs, Hemorrhage of the Lungs, and,
in fact all affections of the Throat and Chest that
can be resorted to- In it's use, deleterous effect
need be apprehendsd whilst it frequently effects
cure like q charm.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

ARGE STOCK OF RICH FURNISH
IL ING GOODS.-I would respectfully invite the
attention of purchasers to my large and choice
ment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods which will
offer prices that cannot fail suit. 1t is pos
sble in advertisement to specify articles, but
the gent emen that much qualification and pro-
bable advantage will accrue to them by examine
ton. HENRY SHAFER,
ap-l <T fti A Corner Nam and l4th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

EMBROIDKHlEs.- bca1fifr7 1seore-
- msnt II Collars and sleeves, Rands ana Triua-
minss, win b. soid low at r. q WELLS
apt No % Msnsion HOUSE. Main Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

- LADIES Gu To HILLS .TTbe
Ladies can now find at ALEX. HILLS,
No l27 Main street, all the different kinds
of Caters. Slippers and Ties of every description
Also Misses and Chldrens Caters and Slippers of all
the latest and most fashionable styles this Spring
He will sell them low for the quality, for cash,
cash prices TO punctual paying customers.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

Rough & Ready to narrow limits supply
ing only its own citizens. Its depen-
denee is almost wholly upon its quartz
mills-a business that in Nevada has re-
ceivedless attention from the great num-
Der of other remunerating pursuits, but
which is nevertheless proftably pursued
here, and every year grows in impor-
tance. We feel no rivalry, and would
never have occasion to have an unkind
feeling, or utter an unkind or indignant
word in reference to our neighbor, were
it not for its pertinacious efforts to get
the county seat by some means, fair or
foul, and the spirit of contemplate ieal-
ousy of our city, that ever wells up in
that town.
But Grass Valley WILL have the
county seat on some terms, it thinks. 1t
will build county buildings, divide the
county and make two little counties to be
swimming in debt, have a vote Of the
people, have several strings to its how
in hopes one will hold We do not fear
the result, though we dislike the irrita-
ton. We fear no competition with
town OF but one good hotel, which people
in the densely populated parts of the
county never visit except to pass through
to Sacramento. Especially have We no
fear that the people of Nevada county
will for moment endorse the mean
ness exhibited by Grass Valley, in tax
ing such an occasion to rob Nevada
for its own imagined advantage. If
GrassValley boils with indignation at the
truths of this article, we can only say in
the language of the illustrious Sqibob,
"boil on"
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

MODEL LETTER WRITERS.-A collec-
ton of the letters from those gents who
for some weeks past have been leaving
their country for their country's good,
at the instance of the Vigilance Com-
mittee, as published in the S. F. Herald
and the State Journal, should by all
means be made for the benefit of those
who desire to improve their style ofwrit-
ing We opine Junius' Letters and the
"Complete Letter Writer. would seldom
be heard of afterwards. They are as
comieaI as Punch's essays. The valiant,
boastful, egrtisticaiiwhiiiing tone Of these
fellows, whose presence in city implies
pollution, as that of vultures implies
carrion, is in even tenor with the acts
with which they stand charged, and
could come from men of no other stamp.
These letters are interesting to a phi
losophical mind, as indicating the mani
festations of low order of intelligence,
as the naturalist watches with interest
the movements of small animal under
an exhausted receiver.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT ALPHA.-On
Wednesday night, about 8 o'clock, an
afray took place at Alpha between two
persons named Aston and Melvin, re-
sulting in the wounding of both, with
sistals- We loarr from DR. Hunt. who
was called to dress the wounds of the
parties that the account given by eye
witnesses is as follows:
Aston keeps the toll gate on the
Alpha road, and Melvin is livery
stable keeper. A dispute arose between
them in reference to tolls, which grew to
offensive language, when Aston struck
Melvin. The latter stopped to draw a
pistol from his boot, when Aston drew
his pistol and fired, shooting Melvin in
the jaw, the ball passing near the ear.
Aston then turned, when Melvin fired,
the ball passing through the pelvic
hone about the centre of the illium, for
ward The wound of Alston is consid.
cred serious. The ball was taken ont
by ineision about three inches from A. :
linea-alba- The injury to Melvin =
slight. Is
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

gWe are indebted to Joachimssen,
the agent in this place, for the second
No. of Hutchings' California Magazine
1t is an excellent number, spiritedly IL
Illustrated, and worth four times its price,
25 cents. The Magazine is gotten up
after the style of Harper, and being the
only publication of its kind on the Pa
cifc coast, ought to be literally patron
lied, especially as it is well worth the
price of subscription.
Joachimssen has supplied the Office
with any quantities of papers, since the
fire.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

RoBlNsoN's NEW RoAD-We learn
with pleasure that the great enterprise
of Mr., VIM Z. Robinson, in construct
ing a new bridge and road, at the point
known as Robinson's Upper Crossing,
on the South Yubais nearly comnlateJ
The bridge is noble structure, and the
road over the hills is the best in the
mountains, and teams can draw as heavy
loads over it as between Nevada and
Sacramento. Mr.. Robinson deserves
great credit and profit for his enterpris-
ing spirit, and has conferred a great ben
eft on the County.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

VAuLTs.-The admirable manner in
which the vaults throughout the town
withstood the late fire, has induced many
of those who are building of wood to
furnish themselves with these safe and
cheap repositories. All the clothing
that was preserved from the confagra-
grafton, was saved by these means, and
added materially to the comfort of the
houseless and naked sufferers. An
esteemed officer of the Sherif's depart
ment, was looking very solemn the eve
ming of the fire, but during the night he
struck a vault, and was speedily cover
ed anew from head to foot. Although a
strong man, he had weakened little
while his property burned, but the next
morning he astonished his friends by
coming out in his new garb, stronger
than ever
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
SneatI, & Arnold.

No. IT'S, J.iStreet, between Sth and 7th sss.
Sacramento.
HAVE on HAND. and offer for sale, complete ss
IL sortmentof Groceries, Liquors, Provisions.
FLOUR, in bbs hafbarrels and California IN sacks
CORN MEAL in bbis etc.
PORK clear and mess, in bbls and halfbbls
BACON, Ex clear, and JXI. and California cured
COFFEE, Rio Bovee's, ground, and in tins
RICE, Carolina, il bbls and half-bbls. China do
SUGAR, crushed pulverizcd New Orleans and China
LARD, in 10 and 20 tins, kits and kegs.
FISH, Goldfish, salmon and mackerel
TEAS, black and green, t. ] and chests.
TOBACCO fruit, san peach elephant, hns cut, honey
dew smoking do.
general Of Liquors Wines, case goods Of
every description.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

NARROW EscArE.-On Shelby Hill,
in the new Nevada shaft, cave occurred
on Tuesday morning, which came near
causing death. The shaft was about
eighty feet deep. Mr.. William Sander
son had just gone down into the shaft,
when a mass of pipe-clay, weighing
about a ton, fell from about twelve feet
above him, and came down at his feet.
He was looking up at the time of the
cave, and thus managed to dodge the
falling mass. The shaft is four feet by
seven. This escape is one of the most
remarkable that has come under our
notice
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
.. ON NE l..
Drugs, Patent Medicines, &c.
THONfDSON Q DnDDAnAITE

IIn5 5erters and Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, &C., &C.
JUST RECEIVED per Clipper Ships Flyaway Derby.
u Fairwndsand Swee2stakes-
Hostetters Bitters Pastells de Paris
VOLTS SchedAm Schnapps Mustang Lininent,
Bay Rum. Alcohol, AtwOod's patent.
Hops, 1856 growth Sal Tartar,
Cream Tartar, pure To~nsend's Sarsapariua,
Tartaric Acid Sands Sarsaparilia
Castor Oil, in bbls and bits Guysotts Sarsaparila,
Jamaica Ginger. Bulls Sarsaparila,
Browns Ext Ginger Oil Juniper
Yellow Wax, Raspberry Juice, Qrepehl
Basam CopayfA, Feather Busters,
Iodide of Potash Billiard Chalk
Adhesive Plaster Meats Foot Oil,
Cooper's Isinggass Lard oil winter strained,
Lyons Flea Powder, Gum Shcllac,
Gum Arabic Candle Wicking,
e
Boiled Oil. Hrotvn Windsor SOAP
Conger Fields Writing Ink Wine Corks
Lecch Jars, Sarsaparlla
Together with complete assortment Of toilet Artcles
required for the trade.
THOMPSON s. B0RRADAII.E
No l6l corner and 9th streets, Sacramento
June G, lo56-3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

IThe two scribbling bombres &c
this paper acknowledge the receipt of
sundry nice fxins from the store of that
glorious trio, McRoberts, Funston and
Pattirson, at Kilbourn's corner. Mac,
Mat, and Pat are names as potent in
this community, as LibeFte, Egalite,
f'raternite, among the French
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

ONE advantage of the fire, we wish
we could believe it permanent, was the
driving out of the Cyprians from our
midst. But we fear they will come
back to their old haunts. Legal dlSci-
pline seems to have little effect on them
They have been imprisoned and hned'
but are but little checked by such means
especially the Chinese. While we 40
not believe them to be necessary eVll'
we think them an irradicable one.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

g@ We had made arrangements for
issuing this number of the JOURNAL sew
eral days earlier, but owing to delay in
forwarding our materials from Sacra-
mento, were disappointed. Some of the
materials were prepared for shipment at
San Francisco the day after the fire.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

No Loss.-The Nevadans in San
Francisco, at the time of the fire, stop
ping at the American Exchange, for
merly Wilson'S, were told, on calling
for their bills, there were no charges
Well remember that house on our first
trip to the Bay with pocket full of
rocks.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
IxvALuBLE DONATION TO THE CHILD

INvALUBLE DONATION TO THE CHILD
REN.-We acknowledge the receipt of
a most welcome and truly valuable do
nation to the children of Nevada, from
Mrs, Eliza A. Wright, in behalf of the
pupils of her Primary School, Sacra-
mento. There is many alittle one scat
tered over our hills awaiting new homes
to arise from the ashes, that carries
in its bosom heart big with gratitude
to the young missionaries under the
charge of Mrs. Wright. The children
of Sacramento have conferred on US
double blessing. They have clothed,
and reminded us of our duty when ca
lamities befal our sister cities. At the
calls of humanity, will not dozens of
nimble fingers in Nevada ply the nee
die after the pattern set us! Remem-
ber and see.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
HBy Clippers Wizard,
WafsOn 81 Rcin.

" seHSDkA az EBCAbEs
Hardware and Iron Store, No 163 strest,
Second door above Sixth street, Sacramento
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
i Hardware The following comprise part of ihsiT
Iron, Copper, Steel Nails Ploughs shovel.,
Axcs, AIDES, Hatchets, Anyils, Vices,
Patent and Spring Balancesi
Stock and Dies, Strap and Butt Hinges,
Ok Log Trace Halter, and Coil Chains,
Sett of Mil IroDs-conplcte Hook Plate
Mill Muley. Circular, Cross-cut and Fit Saws.
Corn and Coffee Mlls-al sizes,
American Locks aud Latchcs Of every variety,
Butts Window and Blind Fastenings, &c
In addition to which they would call the attention Of
purchasers 10 their well assorted stock of SHELF Oocpf
which they offer at the Lowest Market prices
Iuap l2--sin-
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

- Our list of subscribers hav-
ing been destroyed, all persons desirous
of having the paper left at their stores
or residences will facilitate the forma-
ton of a new list by leaving their names
at our Office.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

~ The Sonora sailed on the 9th INST
with five hundred and fifty passengers
and 81, ,s31,75S 43.
The Sierra Nevada sailed the same
day with four hundred and ffty passen-
gers, and one hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars in treasure.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

Coop REFERENcE.-After the fire
was well under way, q friend of ours
was urgently requested to save the Tn
ion-a hotel. then catching fire. "Get
1ov. Foote," was the prompt response,
l wouldn't put bucket of water on it
ior the whole confederacy,"
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

HE County Clerk has caused new
andvery neat Office to be erected on the
hill back of the Court house, where he
may be found for official business.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

@We are under many obligations
to the Pacific Express, in assisting in
forwarding the materials of the journal,
and for numerous favors- The Office of
this Express is at the old place on Main
street.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

damlin furnished us us with At
iantlc papers by the last steamer. jim
my has fine assortment Of Books lust
received Papers from all parts If the
world may be found on his counter.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

PHILosoPHIcAL.-The morning after
the fire, one of our townsmen, who had
suffered severely, was congratulating
himself uponhaving saved a favorite ca
nary bird, which he said he had put in
Crittenden's store. One Of his hearers
inquired if it was the bird in certain
cage. Yes, said he, and that bird is all
I've got left in the world. That bird
died last night with the heat, said his
comforter. I'm glad of it, said Philoso-
ply, l can sell the cage for FIVE dollars
That man will get along.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

The DEMocRAT.-We learn that the
materials for the office of our cotempor-
ary are now on the road to Nevada, and
that the publication of the paper will
be resumed in week or two.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

HG. Lewis has leased the lot and
restaurant business of Frisbie, and will
put up handsome building at once
His bar and table are we'll supplied.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
BURNED BUT NOT DEsTRoYEp-W,

DURNED BUT NOI DIES hOHED.-N e
were satisfied by the performance of
Wednesday evening upon Boulder street,
that if the property of Nevada was de-
stroyed, the fun was yet in existence
A meeting of the boys convened about
9 o'clock Wednesday evening at Ja-
cobs' to honor the nuptials of pair of
our esteemed citizens. From the instru-
ments selected by the performers, any
peculiar combination of sounds were pro-
duced, and some peculiar adventures at
tended their efforts to provide themselves
with proper utensils. One gentleman
in procuring pair of dutch bag pipes,
(alias two pigs,) very nearly secured
their mother, and only escaped by feats
of the loftiest tumbling upon record.
Pans, kettles, horns, and other traps
too numerous to mention were pressed
into service and employed with such
vigor, that the fair bride made her ap-
pearance in acknowledgment of the
honor thus conferred upon her. The
band then proceeded with sonorous metal
and live pigs blowing warlike sounds, to
Main street, and purchased the best mat
trass the town could afford, as a present
to the happy pair, and accompanied its
presentation by very appropriate
spesch. considering the condition of the
orator, and the size of his tongue at the
time of its delivery. The recipients of
this gift suspected that the mattrass
might contain torpedo, or some infer
nal machine, which would explode
under severe pressure but the boys as
sured them that the mattrass would not
60 off, and it was taken into service.
The serenade, presentation, speechi-
fcation, &c, were all conducted with,
the greatest decorum, and good feeling,
and we thing that the germ was then
planted which will bring forth an abun-
dant harvest of kindly and liberal feel
ings in our community.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Additional List of Losses.

David Marsh, boots and shoes, - 1000
DIR. Kent, dwelling and office - l,5OO
S. Buckner, dwelling &c. ---- 2'ooo
James Churchman, furniture, - YOU
Z. S. Gregory, dwelling l'Ooo
o. IL. p White, goods, & dwelling 2 'ooO
S. Myers, dwelling, -l,oOO
s. A. Thomas 49, l,6OO
John Blythe .--... 1,500
S. Rothschild. 900
A. r. Jenkins, 400
Sherif's Office, fees on suits not
settled 5000
B. Conyers. 1000
Abe Wagener. barn, grain, &c. 1,5OO
Cal. Stage Co.. 5000
). A. Lancaster, house & stable, 500
John Mcclure, bar and stock, 500
Grand total of losses sustained
oy the hre- 81 ,30S, 800
To this immense sum is to be added
few buildings, and quite a number of
small stocks, the names of whose own
ers we have have not been able to learn,
the loss to the town and county of
bridges, the injury to planking of streets,
and hundreds of small losses to individ-
uals of clothing, money, &c.
1t is probable that some of the
amounts set down in our list, are over
estimated. Not being personally ac-
quainted with some of the sufferers, and
the extent 9f their stock and business,
we have been obliged to depend upon
the statements of the individuals them
selves. It is, on the other hand, certain
that some of the losses are vastly under
the mark. To some kinds of business
carried on with a small and comparative
ly insignificant stock, che loss cannot
be estimated by the destruction of pro-
perty 4 few dollars might replace the
stock, but the business is injured severe
ly for months. "
Probably one million, three hundred
thousand dollars is as fair an estimate as
can be made Of the loss of the fire of the
10Th Of July. This sum is somewhat
less than at first supposed, but it was
thought that the walls Of many brick
buildings were ruined, which are proven
to be in good condition, and compare
lively uninjured. This is especially
true of the new Court House.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

INDEPENDENT NoMINAroN.-we are authorized 10
announce J. r WHITNEY as an Independent candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer at the coming general
election
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

Tom BELL AGAIN-On the 21st ult.,
about one o'clock at night, three villains
called at the cabin, well known as the
Grizzly Store, kept by w. w. Argrave,
stating they were ON their way to the
Middle Yuba from Nevada, in a starving
condition, and requested some food
Mr.. Argrave got out of bed and opened
the door, when he was struck on the
head several times with pistol, injuring
him severely. They then presented
pistols to the heads of three miners, who
were sleeping in the store at the time,
and threatened instant death if resis-
tance was offered. The men being to-
tally unarmed, could do nothing. The
robbers took what money was in the
possession of Mr.. Argrave, about so,
and took the road to Woolsey's Flat, as
was proven by their footprints in the
morning. The leader of the gang called
himself "Tom Bell, the highwayman.'
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
A Card.

inc unuersiened IS deeply grateful for tho sigma, 49,.
vice done him in the late terrible contiaeration Of 81,
ci'y by James E. Hsmln, u L. Marsh, D. Beldeu. VIZ
n Rabbits, Frank Cleveland, Jeremiah Tucker and r
ny others To them he is indebted for saving his bp
ing from the fate which impended, and for which ~
owes them debt of gratitude that money cannot .ns
thanks can but poorly repay Oh the latter he tenders
to the gentlemen named many and heartfelt
W. G. ALBAN
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
a N n S:

= P. FISHER San Francisco, Office IN the iron build
as. Montgomery street, opposite the Pacific Express
gsse.aeT & Kirk, Sacramento, bookstore, Two doors
from the Post Office.
ciarN s. seeley. Langton's Express gan 'uA"
Kendall & Spencer, bookstore, as
Ard ExprcssInen generally
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-11

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etchord &col3 DO and bales do Fros2 casks hgara
bale iaread ichads socoob dco4 casks chains do lard
ID bales mdse 1880 boxes tin plate to order
HAEANA-Brig Vim Clerk-5l1 boxes sugar to r Cahuzsc
&co case cgars Payne Harrlson4 do Labo-de Xidnes
no DO a bales tobacco uma120 dos Devser eo5 do
ba!lero Basnaldo-loto Of fruit to j Pignoa. N9"'
NEW YoRK-ship Harry Of the West--Assored mdse
BoSToN-ship Julict-Assorted mdse.
LlVERPOO1-shiP Ida8-Sat to " Oliver .-
.EAGIARI-Bark Fanny-506 tons salt marble abls ?
pictures 70 order. ""ie
j 3 Murhon. . " ~' ' ~ - n''A" sugar 10
Simpson &co. 800 "''''' ~ "''S' " y
Ann Elizt-21 baes cotton to Ward
'els d II ah'S00oo feet lumber Merritt It Mcdonnell
,ahs 3 PowhatanDO0 feet lumber 5000
hI.oAI--Schr sisler Kate-s5 cords wood TO order
blhoHi--schr Favorite-27 cords wood to order 4
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BlLoAl-schr SoHthorner-iO cords wood to order
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