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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-18
The Wrong. of C,i,oI;,c.

DEAR Mr.. EDITOR Do, pTav, let me beg and
eI treat OF You, please be so krd 10 notice the
dreadful carelessnesS every BODY is guilty OF in not
mining what they about, and driving aud
tearing, and spOilir ladies' dress s. The men know
dresses are worn long aud wide now, aud yet wher
ever they go down stairs to dinner. awav from a
play a concert, the gentleman behind IA
are certain TO tread on the skirts OF our dresses
At table the legs of their chairs are sure to b. on
hOunces; and when We rise TO retire crash they
go!
OF course, it is now impossible for us to get into
A carriage without the dress rubbing against the
sid yet drivers of other vehicles take no care
no" they drive, and splash Ours; aud as we must
brush against it, there s beautiful dress perhaps
all over mud II the streets dirty, OF course
the skirts naturally swe' up the mud, and rub it
in; aud one way or another they get dirt all over
Men walking along the pavement in a hurry often
carry their umbrellas and walking sticks by the
middle, aud in loubing up in the sky, or anywhere
but where they ought, the end catches in fold Of
dress, aud tears it all down.
Servants, too, are very iucOnsilerate in arrang.
ing things without allowing proper room One
cannot step into balcony whore there are plants
without upsettng geranium, overturninG myr-
tie, kno king down orange tree, or breaking a
beautiful vase
think, Mr. Elor, you might give hint to
gentlemen who go inside carriage, not to take up
50 much room they do, and have the lady's dress
spread out over their knees. TIL tn, m they ought
10 try and make themselves little less, and We
should think the more of them.
II railway companies and the managers Of thea
tres would enlarge their seats, they would be more
comfortable. Almost the only place here a lady
is not couvenienced is the church door, through
which one seldom has to squeeze ones way.
! could complain a deal MORE bot fear too
much room would be occupied 10 your Interesting
columns by 'CRISoLIxE."
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A Card from Robert HArton, Esq.


Mr.. EDITOR Having recently been severely
injured, by fall from my horse, willie on the
way to one of my appointments, / wish to
say to those from whom have received soil
citations to attend and address meetings of our
party, and particularly to my friends of this
Electoral District, in whose vicinity had in
tended and promised to speak, that it has been,
ever since my fall, and is still, impossible for
me to travel, without injury. Though had
completed, with my opponent, canvass of al
the counties in my district there were sever
al other points within it where desired to
speak, and should have done so, except for my
accident.
The presentation Of the claims of our can
didates, has been to me, luxury. To be fore
ed to forego this pleasure, for time, has given
me more pain than my broken limb. l am
doing so well, however, that hope to be again
ia the field before the election.
Not having the use Of my right arm | have
chosen this as the most convenient mode of
addressing ali my correspondents.
Truly yours
ROBERT UATTON
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Another accession TO Fremont.
PnrLApELPmIA. Oct g 1855

PHiLADELPHtA, Oct v, 1885
Geo. S. Coffee, editor OF the democratic Eor,,ipg
Argus and $ho has just returned from stumping the
State for Buchanan, joined the democratic Fremont
Club last night, aud made speech embracing the
republican cause. lie was also Corresponding Sec
Rotary OF tie Keystone Club, and accompanied that
club TO the Cincinnati Convention. Mr.. Coffee for
maTy announced to Mr.. Buchanan his nomination,
when the club visited WheAIland, returning from
Cincinnati He was also the orator Of the Fourth
OF July democratic meeting at Independence
eouaTo.
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De.truetlve PIrr.

ViKcENsEs. Oct itlh.
The Praire House st fsrre Iisute wss discovered
on FIRE about noon to-day. The Ore spread rapid
" al the whole house vas snvsloPed 10 Games
when the usll train lefs there this p NJ st 4. The
extent Of The IRE Is sskneva here ss yst The
Prairie Hooss is one Of the fnest hessls Ia the
s,ss. and va I.s.ly rsbuiIs end furnished
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Hapier's Peninsular War.


y. 7. BERRY q co. have Just received
THE HISTORN OF THE wan
IN THE peninsula
And the Sou Of Eranee on A. D. is, 10 1si4
By Maj n. Sir W. D. P. Nap sr, X. Q. B. Col qT,A
Regiment, &c, &c.
- Ibis edition is reprint Of the revised Enfhh sai
ton, recently published all auhors latss,
emsndaticus and .IusiisestOr, piece, "Wiu,
FiRTY-FIVE MAPS AND PLANS OP BATHS
There has been also epsrrd. for this eiti n COM
PLETE INDtX to The shole Wrs, ant ng in a. Other
editions and the following FORrEAIIS besutiuIv en-
graVed on steel:
l. NAPIER, (theAa,hOr) s. WELLINGTON.
.. NAFOl EON. T. sOCLr
5. JOSEPH BONAPARTE
"You shoS read Nspr's volumes the war IN Portu-
gal IL is heroic fellow, equal sryhing in PutAreA
and, moreover long headed who takes Eood
aim beft re he tres "-Let syS Or SydHey SD,!tA
sour English rhucydies the historian Of the Peninsula
War; Waher Saro0s LGndor on OrtogrgpAy, Fraser,
FEB. 1876
". T. BERRT e co have also Just received
HEADLEY'S LIE OF WASHINGTON Illustrated
with ~ elegant large Wood Engravings rom original
designs. I vol. mo.
"Mr. Headeys descriptions rrnphih history cor
rect and his summing Of character sesc,y sUnsrs By
comparison ii similar pages In Taeitus."K y CBsrer
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Henry A. Wis ON mIirnrd Fillmore.

In nulIilying speech at RichHou' Virginia, on
she 2OIh uIno, Governor Wise, among many bad
thiugs, paid i-s. rived tribute to Milard Fillmore:
eft B.chauan 10 not elected" said Wise, God
grant that Fillmore may be; as be Is y man Of pat,
riOti-m aud prineipie-or | take great pl asure In
testifying 70 his being good mani say God giant
shat be may be eleeEen IL Buchanan is not"
This opinion OF Mr.. Fillmore, so hardly wrung
from the lips OF a rAbii LocOioco, is the one uni,
VERBALLY entertained by the conservative people Of
this Uuion aud il isto these principles aud pssrot'
ism. 90 highly eulogiIed by Governor Wise, that
Willard Fillmore will be indebted for bis election.
The masses do not want for President, 10 these
troubled tines, an unaedged upstArt like Fremont,
nor political old granny like Buchanan; but they
want, and will have, "a man Of patriotism and prlR.
cple," man OF nerve and courage, who will req
train the excuses Of factions IN both sections Of the
Unou, without doing injustice TO either.
THE ELtoTIoS a. DELAwARE.-The PbilsdelphiA
News states that the recent election in Delaware
was matter Of 90 little monsnt that no one paid
any attention IL ouI the LoeOlOcos aud they, COO
sidering Is worth something TO show that their
party Mas not quite dead made great eIertion 70
get their people out and consequently had IL eli
their own way.
gentleman from that State called on ne ysstsr-
day aud asked Us 10 say thai Ia his oSn Hundred
there we're one hundred aud City Americans vhO
never vent near the polls and the result Of the TIL
instant shows nothing Al Ill m reference 10 the
State, ana has nothing 10 DO with The eemng State
ar Pr.sidettisl canvasa
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MEDIC BOOKS

Tvs 80 - - - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ .
LATEST EDITIONS.
AshWeh on Females. Grinhth's Formalsry. -
Bennett on Uterus, Horner,s Anatomy
Bodd on the Liver, Hunter and Ricord, -
Bartlett on Pevers, Hoblyn's Dictionary,
BEing's Principles, Jones and Edsgekinz. ,z--s
Bskiston on the Chest, Kirk and Pagets Physiology,
Burrows on Circulation, LadlOw's Examinations,
Colomoat on Females, Lawrence on the Eye
COPELAND on Palsy, Mac'ise' ANATOMY
Carpenters Physiology, Meigs Females, sa'az-
Cooper's DslOcai .nH, Megs on Children frsr
Cooper on Hernia, Meig Obstetrics,
ohrisison on Poisoas, Me4gs On FeYers
oondie Children, Miler's Principles i.- i
Churchill on Females, Millsr's Pr.etice
, Churchill on Children, Nell aud Smiths Comp.
churchilrs Obstetrics, Eeiigan on the Skin,
Cymer on FeTers, Owen Teeth,
Devices on Females, Phillips on serofas
Devices on Children, Percra's Neteria Medics,
Devices Mdwiiery, Parker syphilis,
Dungisonh Physiology, RImsbotha MS P ,rturitiOn,
Duagison's Di,tonarv, simons' Pathol Nv,
Dungisoa's Materia Medica. T4vIor's Jurisprudence
Drutts Surgery, Wstson's Practice,
Duiton on the Ear, Wilson's Anatomy
srichsen's Surgery, Wilson'S Dissection,
Ellis Medical Formulary, wOOIs' Practice,
Fergusons Surgery, United s,a'es Dispensatory,
FoEne's Ch .mi try &c &c &c
Gross Path. Anatomy, For sale ~
Oct7 BUAs CHARLES W. SMITH.
nege Street.
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CHAR las HEIlSICK CHAMPAGNE.

THE rapid sale With which my las, Importation q N
article net, has trduesd me 20 order supply,
which arrived tbs dsy, being SUPERIOR to any lot
ever vt offered recommend Il to the trade well
To- "ilv ne. b. T. SIMPSON,
Oetlo-tf \. y Shields Com Hoas, A Public square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-18
GREAT SAlE0F WATCHES AND JEWEIRY
$4,000 Worth at Auction.

"A ILL s-i on SATU RDAY EVENiNG Ues. 1sEh 1855, -
W cary ga light sceourt OF shsm Il nisy ncsrn,
one OF h largest and hBes q Jewslrv thai
he has ever hal the pleasure Of Odsriag Ihs community
cJnsisting Ia part Of the following Oods
Fine G,i Watches, Isrgr as ortme0t Of quste &c snd
siy Paei aud Silver d. Eins Cameo Coral Florentns
and plain Gold Sets LaGes' and Gents Fine Sod Vest
and 'uud ChaI :; Plain ard Fifu Ell Gold Rings; Kch
Ear Drop and Full Set Bracelets Armists ockets Pen
ellis, ant nc, Of various qaslti-s price styiez
MAsiog together sPiendid slock which have lsrs
TO cos-. BAN. y. sHftLDS,
oeilI ~ Public Square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-18

The Sowhern Minoisian of Sept. 2s. q leading
Buchanan paper, appears to be ultra abolition in lis
principles In the FIRST pIacs, it contends strongly
for the right Of Congress to control thedomestic in
stutions Of the Territories, and that neutrality in
the exercise Of this right is impossible. The editor
then goes on as follows
To the democrat answer, neutrality in the
Territory is impossible; il must be free or slave.
The right Of the Northerner TO take bis machinery
or other property TO Kansas no more makes it neu-
trail common ground than the same right makes
South Carolina or Georgia neutral. The Yankee
can take bis mower 10 either. What Is Il makes
Kentucky slave State? The right to hold slaves
within her borders merely and that is all, Gods
green earth, that does make her so, or distinguish
es her institutions from those Of the free States.
Hence, when you establish such neutrality 10 the
Territories, permits man TO own slaves within
the boundaries Of those Territories, you make them
as much slaves as Kentucky South Carolina or
Georgia Territory, absolutely. must be free or
slave. The question, then, will have 20 be restat-
ed. The republican says let the Territory be free,
and the democrat saws, let il be slave. Democracy
and slavery synonym Gus and in both there Is a
spice Of viainy Now, the truth is, the Territories
ought to be free, and the man who advocates con-
trariwise is either very ignorant OF q traitor to the
best interests Of humanity.
DR. BRECKISRIGEs SALE or LIVE SrocK.-Ws
understand that Col Drlph sold, on the 7tb inst.
at the farm of Dr. Breckenridge in this county, the,
live stock heretofore advertised in this paper -
There were 100 animals sold-say "a mules SO
short horns, and geldings, at the gross price Of
nearly $l3 coo, or on average Of abont 4l00
each, all round. The severe and prOtracIed
drought followed BY the great mi Try to the corn
crop, and the almost total failure of the fail
grass, no doubt seriously sfecIthe price OF stock
at present in this REGION The short horns sold at
this sale, will be widely dispersed-about third
part Of the whole going to the interior of V'rginis
and the greater part of the r. m inder scattered
over various portions of Z ntu, ky-some of the
best breeders in Ihi- aud a1joinins counties, how
ever, being purchasers Of animals that especially
struck them. Not having, vet, Est of the
sales have spoken Onl, OF the average price aud
the gross aggregate there being, Of course, wide
rsnse-some animals going far higher than others
All ihe cattle and hOrsrs and part OF the mules sold
were bred By DR.. Breckenridge himself: who will
continue the extensive operation OF breeding live
stock which he has conducted for many years
his farm in this county. Aud We may be al
lowed 10 cav, that every days experience con
Vnces Us more thoroughly, that the blue grass re-.
glon OF Kentucky i amOng't the very finest por-
ton Of the earth for the culture of live stock and
that our hand OwneIS cannot DO b, tier than IL
crease, rather than imIrIsh their attention tn that
immense and most renumerg ling interest --Lexinq
Ton O6U.
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An HuH OfuftnE for sab he a -iahs D wat rtsi-
4 &C., with fsE innt.s Waik q III uthc sQusTs
one .iuaisd the eisr aud SiTurr streets.
Lot fron,ing ~ Get Gear ltf
81 ey. Neat bsek house euntani. III so foOas.
Tie other lots fronting 83k tst "a spruce
street md running bach $50 feet ~ fot alley, Sh
neat too stoi Briek a. Uses contain in each
THIS dttir1be pFoJsT'y 10 this pHrt'on o. TIE
city raTi1y improving and this ahcut hs OF chance
buy rs,ttsbcs e)nVeBis the hue portion Of tie
city. fsrms LIBERAL Apply 10 WILL q. BOY D, IA,
oett-im 50 cherry street.
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MIC WANTS. a COnKQ

RAW two ~ the best Cox, Nash aud Iron-rs in
q = STATE i'out any 'spt"n Also several
eelivHt house r,art. oh N h. best
alton then cd s. have rais,d
in good iAaies. AO likely Boys nnd Girls FOR sale Os at
VIII. T.. .YDS,
oct'o N 80 CIR y .et
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE.

FffHE new aud light drAnEht stramTH Tn
Il CRESCENT, ". HoLAEs. MAstsr, czEEEry<+lR7
oil run regularly IN the sbpye
urirg the NJ srassa Bret IN
he Cumberland river shr las GdaGons,
ant IN peint o. speed aud SAFETY u Ser
freight or passage, apply 90 Il. II. HARMON,
ocg-du AGENT.
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Chancery Sale.
GENTLEMFNS, WEAR

GENTS sIne Col Pump 50 bCS,s.
II Gents fine Calf stitched
g -nts' Fine Ca Double sole
Water proof
" > Congress Caters;
double sole;
Oxfotd Ties "
These od' are frt n the best manufactures 1
Phi aisphia. CAN at 20 Pubic s1uarr.
oct shy Err 4 FRITZ Ii
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MI "a IL COOKE

ID EcFIVsD ~ Exprvs- from NJ York an Extra 90
h Engish Dairy and Pine Apple heee
oct4 wEssEL a THOMPSON.
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DU9SUANT 70 anord issued - from the County
Court Of Davidson viii, on Tuesday, the All day Of
November, 1885 proesed To pen and ho Election for
Electors for PRECEDENT and Wee President OF the United
in the several Ward. q n Dstr Of David
COnn'v. The Contables Of each District auEhOr-
lied aod hold the election ia their respective
Districts. J X. EDMU D-oN,
octiS Sheriff.
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HAVING Ia interest In bassnrss, sil not
II hereafter bod any regular Auction BAI,a. The Gyls
Of our arm rsuains The same.
kAsHvii Il. aug. I, 1888. fRBY MORGAN CO.
P.&-We have FeEoEed 20 store. No. Pabie
square. vhsru opsning snd ndsoms sieek
Of Pail and Winter 60oA uheh insite The aitsntsn
81 Merchauts Eessraly. ssnEB
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AMID foI SaIe

1 OFFER FOR sale (sOOl sENEN HIS DkEb ACBEf N.
L OF LAND lying on II. Columbia Central Turnpike -
ROa seven lilies from Coluu bis % VI Peas-
ant, being part u the tract irhf
This LAnd Is equa II Bot Superior Msury county
Is well wAtered, (the celebrated D-v~rs >prHg heinz oE
The oaered for sals) well tin berrd Rpfove
here arr on the prem bsautfui h1ding SITE.
fronting the Turnpike and The eontrps Ea Road 10
viii b. divided 10 suit purchasers OF sOld body.
For further Information ply q AshSood p Oa &c,
Marry county, tennessee
angil--U LUCIUR POLK.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

sagN d snLIan nnaws.
hk slssFsisnsa kaps isrmsa p4rt,sFss,P IN ~. rae
tse Oftss lAssi-y = Nsshsdss, usli ave en- y
seatAen - ass aaa a. easnssa asrss1ea y tar
JOHN =. kklKH.
tf3t8-a 49, l. hRoHSs
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.
TWO GREAT PLAYS, sFkANGER AND HONEYMOON
MRS. WARD AS MRS. HALLIR AND JULIANA.

TWO GREAT PLAYS, STRANGER AND HONEYMOON.
MRS. WARD AS MRS. HALLIR AND JULIANA.
sATURD AY EvENfEG. OCTOBER 1s,h 1875 rilbs pre-.
sented the beauu III play, in acts, OF the STRANGER
lance Miss Mary Psrtingtsp.
FaVorise song Mrs. Vance.
t. eon,lu e with the admirable comedy, in acts Of
tie HONEY MOON.
pr CTS OF ADNls sI0N-Dress Circle and Psrarette,
TIC Upper Ci'cls soc ol,red BoN sic Colore Gallery,
81
~ Doors open IN O'Clock, P. NJ; Curtain rises
precise ats, p NJ.
Chancery Sale.
pursuance ~ decree tlr On ~ Court at Nash.
L vile, in he Of Ann ii Smith 70 j. X. P. Smith,
wiz, n + h dsv Of october n k expose for public
city, 43 land yiug the old Lebanon road, be
ing Of h tracS OF lsld belonging the estate Of e.
p smith, de-, ased on Mill Greek.
TtRNs OF SALE.Ssd land will he sold on credit Of one
and two years, notes well secured and lien retain d.
septic O. ID. BRIEN, Q. NJ.
LADIES' SHOES.
CNYDER q FIR ZZ.LL ooening to-day sonr choice
- for the Ladies consisting Of
Ladies' Thick Sole Lasritg Caters;
Freoch Lea her Something newt
"hf
ngress KID
Thin Lasting h td
These goods are ven handsome Call at
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
oct1S 20 Public Square.
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DRESS MAKING
WANTED.

A Nd CHILDRE g. CLOTHING made 10 order In the
n latest style, b. MRS REATH. corner Of Cedar and
Cnsrry streets, Of p site the vi, nd h. oct I'm
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Favorite Song

sATURD AY EVENING. OCTOBER 1s,h 1875 WILDE pre-
sented the beauu ul play in acts OF the STRANGERl
Dance Mary pS,4
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Valuable City Property Tor Sale.
Handsome Residences for Sale.

ehebiy s'tuatsd tuidns loi Cosse trsrt y oHes.
once kq-N
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mo r. EAKKN, iosns ~ 81 Nasavle. has rxnsn~d sAs
- PFactrt u T "a ~ several ksnity lsaFs
BszFoan. Ccgssn a1d fnANELrs ouaia
Coisetlens stii rscefFs pfcaaps a3trnliaa.
GO 0lAos 4na reaiassos a. MAfsrnsa Dsnaa "a
sTa1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-04

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. The sales of Sugar nbraced
400 hhd at full Molases 400 bbls sold
@43c for Fermenting to Prime Reboied
FLOUR. There good demand, with BALES of 5000
bb of which Ordinary Superfne &c. at Sc h 800 ST.
Louis and 1876 Ohio at Sc Is round 700 in three lots
the 100 private TERMS and $500 IS for Common
and 81 IS per Dbl for Fine
GRAIN Corn was in fair request and about TO- sacks
sold including 1000 mixed and Yellow 46c OIL the
1500at 49, 1000 in lots 46s and 1900 Prime White
Soc = bhe of Wheat $500 sacks sold the
to be almost 81 3s u bue Oats, 2lOO sacks ST. Louis
taken SOC u bushel Sales of 400 sacks Bran &c.
and 80 at Zoe u 1oOb.
PROVISIONS. Pork dull and the principal sale WAS
100 bbs Unispeced Mess SIT 50 q bb retailing SIT 75
SIS. Bacon rm with sales IS casks Shoulders 7c, 80
of Good Ribbed Sides at "a, and % Prime SIC p
Green Meats 81 sides sold the advanced SIC
1901 pieces Sides in bulk, the Lard retailing
at lsc for Prime in kegs and offer of lo refused
round lot Of tierces, which held at lie D tb.
COFFEE. About $50 bags Rio sold including so ut
1875 Is at l0 $50 at l0 800 at l0@Sl02 and $50 at lie q h.
RICE Holders asking &c q ID for Prime Carolina
NH1SKY..W noticed sales Of 50 bbls Recied &c 100
Extra Wiltshe's) at 23 and 40 Dexers at S3c D gallon.
FREIGHTS "A ship taken for Liverpool 5-lGd
Cotton and Sd for Corn Mt Sd for Corn and for Wheat
British ship 932d for Cotton and 1000 were
shipped in American vessels at 5l6d.
EXCHANGES. Very little was doing yesterday. We
quote:
Francs ofl6i4Gg5f24 q dollar.
new Iork sixty day bl!is l4G@l5s Is ct dis.
Sight checks on New YORK Lids @par
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

bales cotton Fellowes
Nss ADAMS o$ o7. Bradley wilson %ss
oas Kss @ Ssows F6sss
5aee 90 s ss 9G Sampson Allen col hid
Garter &eo6 cotton Ben Buchanan BALES s os
des-4 hhds fish to order.
BA u y 1s opelia2l hhls rquart
es hs to i b5
ses Dc Eggn*so bids Hite &co-s DO IBIS
poatoe Kno skis pon
toes ord Nsso # tbls moasses 80 hhds
Dbs OBS poae 5us
S5s sasa ~ 1s sst do
9ys1 bbIS 10 Psfins SeoE % nh 81
as nSst Ssse &C do @ass
fssa EsSfnesS Sss sss
3FS %yssS ss 3D. a;s,[ss
WOOL Hs Do
cot a @ do oasy,G1se 81 bales
LOUIsVTLLE-steames A L shotwell-35 bbls pork BILL
Lar a bales aRes s hams Believes Seo4 csks
ess S do adnms
do Rnof &co-o castings poughs Head Masse sco5 pcs
as ~ 4FEs ssss5? 81 SsRs
o1a Mony so @o hhs
s,a RSd de PerEtlsl5 sks co
bb beans s ks butter 1t 5bbs cheese i do seneid
ssE ss FL S ss 81 H;sy s
rd bbls do bbs homny 50 Do -four 20 cs hams 10
Perk oqr Hewitt Neou Seo9 DO pork 81
mers-24O head sheep to orderToal III hhds tobacco
St s %ooe %so sgf ptsr
-Four ssFs Se
SP ssR 5 nisSH
James s oGnnoy Sesm hhds tobacco Michel
hemp snths III hhs a ! 5 pG
tobacco Els dc
E ss Seo5o esks bse9n Doaghery &co69
aacasy5 Sbs brandy nadSe 10 Bsl S
eS saaa By f
sn en @ r o Brothers
sS, st. e.: %s'
Total, % bbls moasses 60 hhds tobacco.
s ssies s9t IL %aS
ns5aTd Hes!d Henderson, s5 Terry msA Seo
Eod F9F5s :s "5s s so R
PPWT9y ;s &fSMlo kswns Duncan &eSs Hugely Blair
bts moasses obsesa car ssFa
fSs se m ba
moIasses Mltenburger &eos dc Dopon 1cos do IF
Wool Banshs D"'lSs se1S
Bnsbridge &co-3 do Trumpe2 hhds hides
Total bales cotton 40 hhds sugar. SO bbls moasses.
GRAND !.AKE-Steamer W Mcsae-50 bales cotton to
jackson &co--2SG NJ Pnckard &co-S Walker IIutehh-
son6 wright Allan &co-5 Ward, Saunders Hunt Pitcher
mdse to Moodman6 bbls spples 10 bags do to orde0
sundries to order-Total, 1903 bales cotton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Empress-l bale mdse to Roman 4
kernon-lot stoves Price Coon-lot stoves w Hodgso-
800 els rope 20 halls Whitehead ChambersO bbls eggs
II do beans Schneide0 csks hams ties f bbs kgs
csks bacon bb eggs ky butter John Hurley kcoG mill
stones Converse &co2 bb whisky 200 do flour csks
50 ties hams bbls pork Martini Cobb-1S4 ties lard Is
Felowes &co do to II Short &co5 do jas Turner-2 do
csks tc bacon 800 SKIS bbs eggs Twichel &co-l35
hhds tobacco Hewitt. Norton &co-22 do Doughorty eco
Il do Rodewald Pedert &co4 do Bryan Robnson do to
RobinSonl do VIM Soery &co-6 do "a bbs -four Moore
4 vaneun1 bd mdse Geddssll esks bacon Pope, Ellison
RroS9 pcs bagging Is hf do Haggerty Lsng-7 pkgs to
Adams Eco3D bales mdse Nae Summers Gco-lO do Green
Crump-24 bxs tobacco Brady German &co5 pgs sundries
2 H Brunha &co-To.a, 347 hhds tobacco