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"TME RoDIS REDnREAsr." ."-Chorles
Mackay, in one of his lectures, said:
Tho Ballad Of the "Babes in the Wood, ;"
a legend of unknown antiquity, has made
the robin redbrcast n sacred bird in Eng
land, for tho robin--'thc bold beggar with
the scarlet bosom" lis neverharmed there.
however other birds may suffer- IF the
robin could but know how many of their
lives have been spared for the sake of an
old song they would hover around the
graves of poets, as they did over tho un-
buried bodies of the children in tho wood,
and strew them with leaves, in grateful re-
of the power and tenderness of
poetry" @
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TAXES! TAXES +!

WILL attend at the following timos and
Il places for the purpose of receiving Taxes
for tho year 1857:
On Thursday 18th February at WIN Sanders:
Friday 18th g. Bach Retreat;
Saturday Goth Fair PLAY;
" Monday 22d /" Cobb's
" Tuesday 23d ." Wm Fant's:
Wednesday 2Ith Salubrity
Thursday and Friday, 25th and Goth Feb
ruary. at Pickcnsvillc;
Saturday 9th February, at Trap;
Monday lst March, at IIestors
50 Tuesday Cd (" Mrs Barton's;
Wednesday Sd Wolf Creek;
Thursday 4th Hurricane:
Monday Monday sth tn (" Tr"mus Tnnna1 1fGTc' aGI.
Tuesday 9th Capt A Robins;
Wednesday lOth" " Jonas Phillips;
Thursday llth I" " Pooles;
=" Friday and Saturday, 18th and 18th, at
Walhalla;
And at Pickens c. III. on Monday and Tues
day of Court ut which time my Books will
be closed. Persons failing to make their Re-
turns by that time will bo liable to n double
ring the month of March
by act of the Legislature, all persons are
required, under severe penalties, to return
the number of births, marriages and deaths
that have occurred in their families; and, al
SO, the number of births and deaths among
their negroes.
State tax, same as last year; Road tax,
cog; and Poor tax, 10 per cent on the State
tax.
According to law, and under the instruo-
tlons of the Comptroller General, nothing but
specie and the bills of tho following banks
can be taken in payment for taxes, namely
Bank of the State of South Carolina, Com
mercial Bank of Columbia, Bank of Charles
ton, Union Bank of Charleston, State Bank
of Charleston, Bank of Georgetown, Bank of
Camdon, Merchants Bank of Cheraw, and
the Bank Of Chester.
T JOHN w. J.. CAREY, TIC.
Jan 90, 1853 27 iES If
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State of Soss:h Carolina,

IN EQUITY-PICKENS
GUARDIANS, Trustees, Committees and Re-
W ceivcrs, who have bonds in the Commission
er's Office, ana persons who have sold property
under the order of the Court of Equity are here
by notified to file their Returns in my Office, on
or before the first day of May next. Vouchers
Tor all payments out MUST be exhibited, together
with all bonds, notes, certificates of stock and
other evidences of chooses in action, ~nd also ali
title deeds, bills of sale, and other munimenrs uS
title to property held in trust Thosein default
Mt the expiration of tho time above stated. will
be ruled indiscrimnately as tho law Directs
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.p.
commissioners Office, Feb 10, 1858 td
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agEH.AEYUE Cd1NIpANY

HBH1HsH4 y v U ~ GdbNH q any.
Pure ZINC and American White load. for
which the highest premium was awarded at
the Worlds Fair, N. Y. Sale Agents for
South Carolina, Carmalt & briggs, In Char
icst9u, For sale ut Wnlhalld by
JOHN KilUSE,
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N6DT,K6Ghi.

A LII persons indebted to the old firm Of
Ia p. & Il. Il. Alexander are requested to
pay up and save costs. Return day is close
by-look out
F.. f. ALEXANDER,
Jan IL 1853 26-tf Survivor
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Andorson Prices Current,
,neEcrkp WEEKLY by ENGLAND, BLEeKLny co


ANDERSON C. H., March 2. 1858.
Cotton per lb. 8@ll1
Salt, per sack, 200
Coffee, Rio, per 10. l3(914
Sugars brown, per Id. o(Gy1l
90 crushed and loaf, perlb. I4(918
Molasscs, West India, per gallon, 46 a. so
N Orleans {" 65 @9 G5
Yarn (Ga. )rcr bunch, 1.2O
osnaburgs, (hcavy) per yard, I3 C9 IA
Shirtings, 10 II
Iron, common size Swedc, per lb. 81
g English &
Nails, per keg 666 81
Oil, Linseed, per gallon, 1.S7 a. l.50
Train, 90 GS 100
Glass, 8X10 8 Ia 1896
l0Nl2 1926 "a $50
Rice, per h. 81 al
Flour, per BARREL C6 $50
Wheat, per bushel, 90 a. 95
Corn, 90 "a 55
Bacon, hog round, 100 l2
Bagging, Gunny, per yard II G9 1S
Oats, per bushcl, 45 IA so
Peas 4" IN
Powder, Rife, per keg, "a M8
9S~ There is always to be found good Stock
Of GOODS, at f.. B. & Co.'S.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to +. & T.. +. Alex
IA ander for 1867, are requested to pay
up and save costs.
Il. s. L. f. ALEXANDER.
Jan II, 1853 26 If
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AGABLANT GIRI.--The Boston (Mass.
Journal says that on Tuesday last, a young
man, named Edward +. Weston, of Proyi.
dence, II, l., wasskating on Jamaica Pond,
when he broke through the ice aud fell in.
to the water beyond his depth, He had
remained in this situntion some five minutes,
clinging to the edge of the ice for support,
whom his pcrilous position was observed by
Miss Dunbar, young lady residing in
Roxbury, WHO Immediately fastened to his
assistance, and succeeded in rescuing him
from, q watery grave.
TrIE NECESSITY or REcRgATroN. Men
of tho firmeat nerves and Che most estab
lished principles have need of occasional
repose, in orlor to recruit their forces, and
to recover the due tone of both body and
mind. The stoptest frame II in,naired en,l
the hardest virtues grow sickly aud lam
guild, by unremitting exertion--and what
Lord Bacon says Of silcncc, that IL Is the
rest Of soul, and refreshcs intention, i
here moro gpnerally applicable; and il Il
in the silohce and calm Of retreat that all
our powers, natiral and moral are refreshed
and inyigovatcd, aud made prompt for fur
thor segyice, y Va
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Feb, 20, 1s5S.-Thc
steamship Tennessee, Capt. Forbes, has ar
rived at this port, bringing dates from Vera
Cruz, to the 2lst inst.
There was no change in the state of af-
fairs in Mexico, though the government is
violently opposed. General Mogia was com
hitting terrible outrages against the people
of Tura Biracha, and they had applied to
the constitutional government at Guangua-
I'll for aid to oppose him.
Lit is reported that the States Of Vera
Cruz, Oajaca and Puebla have united and
sent forth elghty-fve thousand men and
forty pieces of artillery against Huloaga and
his army.
Huloaga has issued his decree, making
all duties on goods imported into the coun-
try through the ports of Vera Cruz and
Tampico, payable at the capital of Mexico );
otherwise such payments will not be rccog-
nised.
Et EtProgrcSso comments severely on the
action of the United States Minister, the
Hon. John Forsyth in initiating the con-
duct of the representatives of the European
powers, in recogni@iu& .Ac new authorities
of Mexico.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION IN BALTIMoRE
-ADDREss OF Hon. Il. Nj. KEITr-The
Union Lodge No. go of the Masous of Bal
timore celebrated the twenty-secoud of Feb
ruary by festival at Masonic Hall Hon.
L. NJ. Kcitt, of this State, delivered an ad,
dress, of which the Sun says
Hc Mr.. Keit0 said though coming
among them a stranger, from the peculiar
circumstances he claimed more than stran-
gers welcome Maryland and South Car.
olina are bound by the masonic tie, and he
felt at homie among his brethren. Tho
celebration was the more appropriate, as it
recalled the name of one of the first and
greatest patrons of the order in this country
George Washington. Masonry is found
cd on and in6Glcates love of country. 1t
epioins the pcrpetuity of social tics, and
fosters tho affections of the home aud heart.
1T regards as an essential virtue the prac-
ticc of all the social duties. He would not
discuss the antiquity of the order; the cru
dite searchers among old tones and tradi-
tions have traced its existence back to the
times that were, when the nations that now
flourish were in chaos
The honorable speaker complimented the
ladies', and in the name of the order greeted
them to the festival, though excluded from
the mysteries of the order. Men required
oaths to make them do good ssyou, ladies'"
said the speaker, "do good because YOU
cannot wca do otherwise If you could
come into the order then would love come
too, and with love jealousness, and then
the brothcrly kindncsses of the members
would not be so generously shown. Then
give us your presence occasionally, and
your smiles always, and our noble order
must flourish forever"
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CoDNTERFEIT BANK MOTIFS. Counter
felt 20's on the Bank of the State of South
Carolina and the Bank of Georgetown, s.
O., are in circulation in this region. The
former may be detected by observing the
following description: Female, seated on
bales looking seaward; two ships in the
back ground AX's each side of the Wig
ncttc in an oblong ring. The lattcr is de-
scribed as follows Two large, darkly-sha-
ded KS in the centro-Goddcss of Liberty
on the right, eagle on am encirclcd shield
on the left Tampa Peminsular.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Ar WASHINGTON POST
OFFICE

The 0real Baltimore Philadelphia, New York,
Boston Ao, Buffalo, arrves 5S M and TX
daily this Office aud by those
places heretofore at and O'clock dxi
viii be closed hereafter daily 5A and
will BIO received heretofore daily by b1
o'clock, q. and ., y.
The second aud the Western
daily The mail trains north OF Philadelphia
with the for Baltimore
brings Mail, arrive here by en- No East
ern this Sunday night and Eastern
Mail s sunday morning
The Mail adjacent Virginia closed 2,
D. M except sunday received times week with mail
from Baltimore Nd, by IL, m
The Mail from Georgetown d. received daily by
m lis closed for that the hours
Rockville &C. Md Is received daily by o.
and IS closed for those places at ., p.
Annapolis Mail closes at and ., daily
Brookve kc Md Is received daily except Sun
day D. m, coses for those places by daily
Mall Monday Wednesday, and Friday
D. received Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al
Upper Marlboro &c, Md received by A. m, daily and Is
closed at O. }. IN.
Iobacco~ Md Tuesday, Thursday and saur
closed Sunday Tuesday and Thursday at y, p m
Warrenon, Mddeburg, &C, Va received daily by o p IN
closed at o. pm 80,
Wednesday, and Friday.
postage newspapers and .hat on all printed matter ad
any foreign country required be paid In advance
The ONCE Is from O'Clock, m 70 sk o'clock M daily
except Sunday and that day Ia open from 70 10 m and
from eh ON, p m
daily other places on the route as abOse
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RATES or CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS, Sc
fErract from, an q

fFara from Of the Corporation, approved March 90 1912
sec IL Ade enacted and after passage
act the following charges for the Of
sons from the city Of Washington hackney
Cubs vehicles carrying for
hire between eight O'Clock sha not DO exceed
mile twenty cents for any distance over
half mile and not exceeding three miles ni Genus FRO
period than Ave minutes the driver thereof
bal he allowed other vehicle tho sum
fifteen minutes detained and
for an convey other detenons later than O'Clock p M
The other vehicles may
fifty eentum on the foregoing
harges n addition thereto
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NEW HUMOROUS BOOK.

X. Pepper Papers, Qllnstraed,) volume bound in
g. Extract from contents biographical Dad on wsebarer
parts Alcgater and Wocr HuAik Astronomya lec
ure soloquy tho Poms;
saiv Iys Of Lewys Cake To the Angel
Cane nog tho Hevns with ainting0 On the Clam
Eps Epik Tcrko; Peean avert (or iensh
A TO the Comeck, &C., &C.. &c., &c.
laughter provoking Of this well known hui
sparkling American writer which, widely copied
the collected
volume than has been issued In
years. Just received at PHILIPS New Bookstore
332 Pennsylvania w., betwcon 9th and 10th sta.
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NOTICE Indian Afairs, Nov, ii, 1858.
Tho Of this Office Tor proposals. for indian goods
Of the consideration Of bids based on ths
samples the oce aud without bidders pc
r samples Of blankets and cloths OF foreign
preferred that sampe. shall be furnished py
e bidder tho reception OF bids for
the articles extended 20 10 O'Clock on Sat
urday Goth instant
Nov ia-suw j. W. DENVER, Commissioner
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Kansas nineteen thousand square miles
greater England New York. and New Jersey
Nebraska nnoty i've thousand miles greater
all the ssvebong states except California Oregon
nearly equal in all New England, New York Penny
possible that New Mexico and Nesia
will territorial organization by Congress- the
session. containing 2sS 600 all New
England New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indians and Illinois wash
ington extent all New England and New York
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EDITIONS

Complete Hobbies Malmsbury edited by Sir VIM
vols, London 80. Published At t45
beaumont Fletcher compcte edited by Row Alexander Dyce
II vols octave london edition s13 Published at t24
ume and History 10 vols Beau
AMI london copies. SIS. Published at S24
w,ovd History edited by Lord edesdae vols
tovo Finest Enalh edition. $40 so. Published at &1o
coulc,e works Of John Adams 10 vols Fine Boston
edition. $40. Usual price, s2b
Universal Atlas A. X Johnston geogapher 20 the Queen
London 1857 large folio siz s2A Published ss In many re-
spscs the best Atlas existing :. $50. -.
few copies only Of most Of the above ...u -.-,o,
Nor Is tnANth tAhboh
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RATES OF posrAoE-DoMEsnc AND FOREIGN
RATES OF DoMEsrlc POSTAGE.

d.
Jr for each half ounce under 5000 prepaid cents
over 600 miles prepaid All letters DO prepaid by
stamps enclosed in stamp envelopes or they WIN not D" r
sam Ss rsa csasr G :, sD any i part Of
each additional ounce prepayment required. =.
any distance o Unsa States under 5000 miles and an
900 miles prepayment REQUIRED Attractions over the
Yso,papas Periodicals exceeding ~ ounce in weight
quarterly and circulated in the State where pub
on sem-weeky, oh weekly "a semi monthly y. monthly,
Newspapers and periodicals when weighing y ounce double inc
small published monthly or otener pamphlets
than 10 octave in packages ounces
Weekly Newspapers within tho county published free
Quarterly advance BIO made either whore pub
Ashed or received
RATES OF LETTER POSTAGE TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
England Ireland Scotland California Washing
excepted From California, Oregon Wash
To France and Algeria by mails or
To German states by prussisn closed mail so cents u
Do By bremen mail, except bremen, Frankfort, lux
nnr,s was csna " Holland and the Meth
by Hamburg mail, except Hamburg, Frankfort,
Luxembourg wurtemburg Holland, and the
Netherlands) Is cents n OF.
To Bremen, By Bremen RENE mall IL. 10 cents o s \ o.
To Frankfort and wmtembug by Bremen or Hamburg mall %
To fas.mburs, by Hamburg mall IS
To Holland tbs Netherlands by French mail Il cents AZ
To Austria States mail.
DO do by French mail, 81 cents n o., o. cents
To Russia, by prussian closed mail, 81 cents " or
DO BY Bremen Hamburg mail % cents /. OF,
Do Sy ps sas asSas mail IT'S
% y sasS b. ns II ssss ss
sy Esnsn mail q sspss % - ssnis 4 o.
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Do y French mail q cents X or, 81 cents i o..
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

Of
90 <.
Losing the Way, Jerry NJ Parker so cents
The Mirage OF Life price 30 cents
The Tortoise shell Comb price 30 cents.
BnnIng, the Adopted Son. Illustrations
Prayer, by Al A. f., author OF True Herosm rs cents
Nanny Thorn the House in the Pantry price
The Life Of Bishop Rsvencro by John n Norton price
cents
Bessie Melville, Prayer Book Instructions 10 cents.
The Little Episeopslsn, by H. A. c. 90 cents.
For sale by BLANCHARD k MoHUN,
Corner street and Penn.
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

comparative present with that
territory destined DO erected into States exhibits the inter
estng the miles that
The superficial Of tho Territories organized aud
organ iYed Ia setd DOWN as
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she Grand Duke Baden Louis born August u.s. 1924 under
guardianship by Of Insanity.
His father Ferdinand husband the Queen regent
I'll september 10, 1855.
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except South Carolina the governor voted
peope has majority OF all the the
which majority required the legislature elects tho
governor candida voted for by the people
sAud foes twhh he use o. a house
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

TN ~ CsTry OE ~ a sHtNGTnN
-
Isoisss,~wllam Morgan
,1,,Ssgau,.u 4ns1ass sa,asa NJ tayi,sl.
a,a 'ssi mwll. as. y poaoSo' =
IsaaG, ks.s.rrEdwin II Kousey
Messess- William q. Locke
' w,sm Y HALLIDAY o'rkS-hsae'A osAfy ana "inan
" Q''rrs,a~ w,l,a,n Yo,.y,h
"'''S ,,r,, av,a' - ,., ...., - 49,,
fsrH ward-Dr p 9. Davis j. B, II smith, ESQ.
sseo'sa "asa-pr * a Stone James y DunA"in, esq
Ih1u nna-n ". y, rainier, Joseph bryan, esq
sya wa,a-p p o. hetsy . r. inse esq
j s Moas John HENRY D. m' Clarke Gao
Fys Way.i--David @ Rdgeiy
seeoad Ward-Androw W. Hughes.
Third ward-vAlenine Harbaugh
t ss I'VE Wa,dIJ q ss. =, eaiian
slHA ward-James D. o'DonneI
S'0e''" "a'ap eAlNe
First w9d-PhIip @ Davis, NJ
Tltd ward-Georgs NJ Dale, n D.
R.fh Ward u. NJ erymos, NJ D.
SsoeatA Ward y =. wilsu, MD
~ n ~ auAs
Soad W., Thomas uI,r aaa a,. 4, w lbarip
Thiyd ward-Thonas peaoho and Joseph v brown
Fourth Ward WIN, W Moore Francis Mohun.
siaA Ward Robert Clarke and Aaron W. Miller.
Seventh Ward John L. Smith and Peter ~ Pearson,
socreary The Board-Erasmus j., Middleton.
Messenger Jacob Kle'bsr.
MNfprHN spPI notgD aF IDk
O., fyaanee Messrs. Riggs. Brown and smith
Mabn lsr n M0 s ana Pearson
cgam,wsssps harry Brown A and Pearson
sasssrs pnoho pusnnasaa and e.l
s Mesre ana GAM sna 4 h'r
Irasaaa, seaae and Disatso Of Water-M essrs Brown T.
A o r auu Miller Illumination and
smith M ''9'''A'0' a. " N'''' A'A''ns''' "i'
JosT ooharrnrr the Aysam-hesSrs Moore D0noho and
A. t W. h1'e W n, IN. uss p Miller uahnn and cga,r
a ,aa g se III Dawn md paasan '''A'' anu
r - "ar ,1s 5 ~ S Waor ' ~
h ss % p 81 ho No. norrv ,
Eensg lsaaon. ne or ses .,., ~
40 Count and Destroy Pc e b'dsMr, Fisher; -
punnngton Riggs, and CLARK
BOARD os COMMON COUNCIL
First Ward-chares Albert presdeni) John b. rurton and
sos.hey .; lark Parker nv, 49, c,n ur -, ,,,,s ,
yhrd Wara-Wm q Palmer lambert Ireo and Chrstouher
mare. wo,a st.nn,o n c,s,sm,o Elijah Emoo,,op and WIN
s sguuh Ward w,am ,u,ov. VIM wallace and T Van Res
MN Ward so,ve 4 pobrcr FRANKLIN s ODER aud John II Rms
sen su var, Thomas How'd cb,r,sa w,.on and Thomas
u,tc,d = = = ~ 'T'7T-7~
Secraars- william, A. Kennedy
Messnger--Wiliam Q. Locke.
BOARD COMMON COUNCIL
On Wan, and MsnnsMesrs Jones' Turton Tree Casemsn Van
e woo Wsasrs T,op Van Rssvck o,ms o,tare
Aohaa l, l.asso, ,I ssa i'p Powell Nahum and wilson
0 ~, Ts1,nd Ras;nss Me.srs Palmer and Mlsteas
IN Parker ,sap
anu caemap ome ODER Van Reswck Parker
and nIs,e,d D' A''' ' 800 - $500
I Msssrs T,ee Tor,op poveI Mobun Wallace Bobror
ana niovd " N' $500 ' ' =
Fire Departs.st Msssrs Parker Edmonon Mlstead.
Drainae Messs Palmer, orme, Turton, Mohun Muloy
Russell, and Wilson.
Corporation re Messr Jones Mohun Lloyd and Tree
Van Reswck.
o., Money Transactions with Oorpordion- Jones
Asythm-Messrs. iurton, Johes, wallace ana histead'
nVN,a 49, 49, Y ~ - ,na,.aa S'N'
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DRoposALs FoR INDIAN Goods.


sEALED PROPOSALS endorsed Pcposas Goods
the bel Win be resolved at The ooe o. "a
Washington city, 10 O'Clock on saiur
ihe thirteenth day November next furnishing the following
NAM arinl L. !
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TABLE RTHIBITyNG THE SEATS OF GOVERNMENT, AND
THE TIMES or THE ELECTION or STATE OFFICERS OF
THE SEVERAL S7ATEs.
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% BY 81 nchos aud weigh 10 pounds.
BY e inches, and weigh pounds
$40 pairs point geniuea blue Mseknac blankets Measure
81 by 90 inches, and weigh pounds
500 Lpon gentnsi blue Marknac blankets 70 measure
1000 yards fancy list blue cloth.
1000 4 " black cloth,
cloth
1000 gray lis, cloth
1000 scarlet cloth
1000 (" :. !" green cloth
$50 pounds worssd yarn, sfods
200 Z. fancy cotton hankerchen,
50 sa 81 shawls.
1850 50 - +.
100 100 .. !. 81 ,. wo9 'hsa. shawis'
so gross worssed gathering.
$1,000 10000 y' II s ssaSS calico,
10000 q Turkey red calico
10000 white
5000 blue denins ..s
5000 couonade ......
5000 kentucky jeans. E.s
5000
10000 plaid lnsey
5000 E beaohsd shifting, ,
10000 shooting,
5000 brown duck
loee9 checks stripes and plaids
5000 aannels, assorted
1000 4 brown giling Irvine, No 80.
ssS o. I, . sS,,sn m'r'
1900 calico
Rsadvnaax C,aatno .. a--s
oo, s.a., ao.,. .na,ro r,,,a broad cIntb
ooo nan,a,oons ' ' ~
100 indigo Blue Mackiuac blanket capotes .a~ tf@
so0 Nine s,ast co,ia
300 - &c nantaloops N'
90 c.aa, r,x "A sat,nr,t rosa
400 - ~ nnta,oons
SlAsS ~ .
Hardrars, Agrienltu'al Implements, and Azss
1000 pounds brass kettles
1900 tin kettles,
no meats Japauued Eettes n q
SO dozen 10 quart In pans -F.
rs
100
a50 butcher knives
$50 " scalping as..
Is NJ gun 0lnts ,.s
"a uross gun worms ..."r
400 =" squaw avis. .r
1b0 gsh.books assorted ra.s..
60 dozen fsh ines
500 gross needles G
800 dozen coarsetooth combs. ..r ...
1850 nnetooh
90 gru aa' noes ........
az ~ a,. 1919 IN "a 10 ,cbe. In ,angty
~, ,oo I~ -. n' '' ~ = @| "A
100 as-sn n.ns ~ a,os
10 ~ W. e shnaos - .-u,. ... .-g.... e.
~ /, 1880 aa#E a". w.
sao .rr sn,'Iss s,o, a'# .
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