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UNKNOWN MAN ForSp DRowSsD.--0n Saturday last tho
body Of found floating in the river at the Long
Dock Hoboken Justice Morris X Crane held inquest,
and examination papers fonnd in the peck
cts on deceased from which is supposed his name "
John Robertson Robinson. Among the papers was
letter dated at Inwood July Is, 1853; sigued by Mary
Ann and Samuel Robertson, supposed 70 be tho wife ana
OF deceased The letter directed 70 = Jonn MOD
ney block printer, Schuylkl Falls, near Phladeiphia,
state ~ Penssyv ana, United States ~ America, or VT
John Robcrtscu There was also certificate dated pas
ley MAY g. 1881 certifying that John Robertson had been
in the employ OF Croord Co.. Of Good printworks, sup
posed to be IN Scotland In pass book was an agree
ment between Capt Jerry Gowles Of the schooner hza
beth az Staten Island with John Robcrtson, IN which
appears that had made several trips 10 Permon son
kers Rrookiyn New York and Hobokcn Any inforim
ton can be obtained u ~. Cssne.
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OPERATIONS AGAINST VERA CRUZ.
From the piarlo Id IA Marlna. nov. l2.l

10 II
We have that the troops Of Echcagaray, destined
against Vera Cruz, preparing 10 attack that port We
learn that they form excellent division composed OF
the best troops Of the Mexican army and that there
doubt to their success provided that before the
pagn opened in decisive manner there should not happen
any accident which may aker the relations of those troops
with the government of the capital,
The arrival of General Robes in Jalapa where he
ceeded in making his way through thousand dangers,
awakened some apprehensons Of that nature. General
Robes prestige friends that
in other parts Of the republic, and IS believed that
there does not exist that harmony which had been
posed to exist regarding his assuming the Presidency by
General Zuloaga ceding to him his place
II may be expected, however, from the character Of
General Robes that he may succeed in checking the po
litical question until the settlement of the
ton of Vera Cruz shall offer less danger and although the
capture otha port effected will considerably change
the situation of the government Of the capital neverhe
less and patriotism will then also be able to
else greater influence a settlement in which the int
rests OF the republic shall enter upon that course which
the preservation Of the Mexican nationality imperousy
demands
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Supreme COurt-Gensral Term.
Before Hon Judges Davies, Clerke aud Mullins


THE WASHINGTON MARKET CONTROVERSY.
Nov 1s-7he People Of tie STATE Of Neo Fork and Jas.
B. Taylor and Oloen w. brennan The Mayor, Alder
men, DC Of Ne,c Fork and oters-This Is an appeal b.
the defendants from order allowing injunction and
appointing receiver of certain real estate made spe
cal term by Judge Davies There a large array oG
counsel in the Mr. John Van Buren, appears the
state. The other plaintiffs represented by Mcssrs
Huchngs aud stoughon; Messrs OConor Moves and the
CORPORATION Counsel for the one hundred and
eighty one market men holding stands on the premises
The city Corporation prior 10 1858, filled in certain p0r
ton Of the North river lying in front Of West street. thee
the outer or river street on the west side Of the city,
thereby forming solid upland. This newly formed land
adjoined Washington Market and taken possession
OF and used by the Corporation addition their
market property hired small ubilvsions for
short periods 10 market for the exhibition and
Of market stuff, the Corporation receiving the agreed
rents for such occupations. Ever since such nns in,
the premises had been thus held and enjoyed by the
Corporation under claim Of title and ownership. Sub
ec 10 some question TO the precise technical regu.
arty o their proceedings in respect to the city officers
employed IN the service, this state OF things existed
from the filling In until the order In question made.
The rents paid by the occupants exceeded $40 900 year
The charter Of 1857 abolished the Commisslonership ~
Streets and lamps and transferred its market bureau 10
the Street Commissioners Department, and required all
collections from city property 10 be made by the Finance
Department The Common Council made ordinance In
1s5. transfer nc the collection Of market fees
nance Department: hut under d mistaken conception az
their powers H. contcndcd transferred to the
department the power and duty Of letting the stands &c
aud liking the fees. This latter transfer rcpusnant
misunderstanding among the city officials and the colcc
tons continued to be made before by the Clerk Of tho
Markets until NAV -, 1853
The plaintiff tina, the people the premises
in question and IN fee entitled ~ the issues the
FIRST q May I'm some specified year) and o. the posses
since unless the lease ay lor and brennan be- held
valid that the Corporation has taken possession and
through rs agents rents the premises 70 the other de
PENDANTS and wthods possession from the people They
also state that only small portion 81 the have here
toorc been paid into the city treasury and that the
the greater part thereof will be lost by ~ tho
inn in
which the rents have been collected and paid over Thai
~ the persons acting for the city such collectors,
irresponsible and duly authorized by the city.
That unless such collectors restrained the vii
be lost 10 The city, and by these plaintiffs who claim Ia
be legally entitled thereto They therefore insist that
the order appointing receiver should be affirmed
The Ia still ON
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Plerrepoint


Nov. ia-John X DrestroW and others John CLitd
and othos.-This action Of rcplcvin to ties, tho
rights Of the several parties to cargo Of wheat shipped
on board the Compromise in 1856, to Glasgow from this
port uappcarcd that sale was made conditional as IN
the measurement and 10 he paid for by Of tho de-
PENDANTS named Perry The wheat not paid for and
before sailing Of the vessel for her port OF destination
and that neither the vendccs the shippers had any
title 10 the cargo Of wheat in question The defence
up that the sale o the wheat ~ Perry Zone Of the defend
ants), fair business transaction and that he had
right 10 transfer 10 the other defendants The
submitted TO the jury on Friday evening, and this
ing they brought sealed verdict for the plaintiffs for
q n ~
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THE ATTACK ON THE CITY OF MEXICO.


Our correspondence from Mexico Nov L. gives the fol-
lowing news
The federasts Of Morelia who lad projected in combi
nation with ydaurr 70 attack the capital presented TO the
cathedral place in order 10 procure for themselves
resources out Of the ornaments Of the images, the
sacred vases they succeeded in gathering 900
pounds Of silver and fifteen pounds Of gold.
Then they decided to try coup dc main against this
city, and 5000 men, joined with Blanco, the former
secretary Vidaurri and others at their head made
feigned march toward Touca, and on the 14th
ultimo presented themselves suddenly IN the neghbor
hood OF that city supposng there would not be any forces
to oppose them But the government made use OF It's re-
sources and the people, certified and in dread OF gene
raj sackage did the rest.
The enemy made the attack the 18th utimo, on the
side Of San Cosme but received there by the brave
pupils Of the Military College and other forces which sus
tanned Them and they defeated after sharp conflict
leaving many dead.
They tried another effort on the side Of San Pablo
hoping that the suburb would come out to their assist
ance but on the contrary its inhabitants fought against
hcm that necessary for the troops TO protect
the prisoners against the rage Of the people
Then they had to retreat abandoning the enterprise,
and the capital, timely succored by different corps of
troops, remained tranquil Soon afterwards body of
troops left to pursue the enemy and overtakng him in
Huchae took from him bis artillery and completed his
destruction
The operations against Vera Cruz have yet begun,
but according TO reports OF the government are very
soon to begin There is no doubt that Echeagaray will
easily the few troops who garrison that port
Another correspondent OF the same date says
Elsewhere there insurgents who, in larger smaller
bands and with the cry of elderly" are plundering,
setting fire destroying in savage manner whatever
routed but notwithstanding that the Lcentate Blanco
with 900 men, approached this capital on the 18th ult
and the 18TH between eight and ten O'Clock in the
morning, came within gunshot of the gara de San
ed BY two hundred cavalry aud Infantry were sufficient
TO oblige them to retreat in haste
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PRESIDENT JUAREZs PROCLAMATION OF
WAR AGAINST SPAIN.

THE PROVISIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL PRESIDENT OF
THE REPUBLIC TO THE MExrCASs.
II has come W my knowledge that serious warlke pre-
paraons are max ns in Spain for declaring against
Mexico Though this information has been repeated IN
various wouh not 10 be well founded II on
and Justice had 10 be taken into consideration Pos
sby those preparations may not have the object assigned
70 them by public opinion, Notwithstanding the afrma
tons Of the press and tue correspondence persons well
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the capital which sacrificed in the arrangement the
latter shall take place
Therefore this decree shall be printed published and
circulated for the knowledge OF those who may be con
cerned
Given in the palace Of the general government in Vera
Cruz, Nov 8, 1858. BENITO JUAREZ
To the citizen centate Manuel Ruiz Minister Of JUS
tice Ecclesastic Affairs and Public Instruction.
And have the honor communicate il to you for your
knowledge and government God and liberty Palace of
general government in Vera Cruz Nov 8, 1858. RUIZ
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THE TURF.

4 PURSE or TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Will, RE
given paced for At the Half way House. the
terson and New York plank road on Tuesday Ncy ~ 1855
pacing bors 20 they please three 10
race Entrance ~ 10 be paid 10 a. Day, Hudson CITY Five
Corners j. V. Kiersun Pas~c BY order ~ Committee
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nR, ADAMS 0oRMERLy OF BARCLAY, now ias
IL Beecker street. between Macdougal Cottage
place. inserts fu sets Of teeth on silver plate for s shings
low. He also pays particular attention filling ~ te~k
and regulating ihr uperlecons aud perfect SAITH
faction IN all cases.
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Mkxiso, NOV. D, 1888
Ho,o N, Spdah Troops Rsoeeed in Nszico-Ios-BLe
Reralss u ne koemna-Hors Tror NJ BVchdnd,rs
Mesage-Trorea If ~ Wu-Quarrels Of he Gene
-al-Generai Robes al JlldpoA FJna,niss EptsoIs ia
poncs-kartage Of Gen. Nirapon-fbrcsi Loan
Le.,. -Prisoney and Punis,nents a.,
III Advent Of the Spanish troops now the theme a
oonvcs on here and strange 70 say, gives satisfaction
al rord The government advocates tn nix they arc now
SAT- na that their darling system Of church rule 10 be-
20 the country by Spanish bayonets The puros
.buE e arrival Of the Spanish troops at Tampco vii be
~, Tor an the Indians and half brceds-no matter
Whs' ber politics novto raise and unite against the
is,sa..a uvaders The Foreigners and few respectable
stve. pope lha this invasion Of Mexico will provoke The
sncd STATES 70 take some prompt and energetic
80 once This las, class look upon the Spanish demonstrs
ton .ke beg ming of the end and undoubtedly the
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truly inexpcable he has even spoken In this affair in the
name of his government, 10 which will 90 the justice
Of believing that il will not approve such conduct.
Mr.. Forsyth, whet Their consider him as q privato
individual under the diplomatic character In which he
has acted, has placed himself in truly uniavoa6le posi-
ton even among his own counrymen position IN which
journal OF New Orleans will not fail TO find album
dant matter for comment-so much the more when II
be hidden from any that he has abused the
OF his country in using against the competent and
legitimate action Of the courts of justice in foreign
tyU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-28
gltp ORLEANS stlpntu ytlarhtt.

o CRESCENT OFucE, No. 20 Camp street. I
Wednesday Evening Jan. q, 1858.
The money market to-day unusually dulpereet apathy
prevailed In finance In cotton there active business
done without maerial variation There were
raj orders for France 10 be aed which chief opera
tons today. Buyers for English appear
under the enhanced views Of factors though they take few
bales.
The calls the banks for discounts we're limited deno,ur
gradual reduction in the general demand money Though
the income is rather light for this week. all the satisfactory
paper offered readily passed Some Of bank managers
gard the proposals 10 tbs Legislature the banking law
with degree Of nervousness Senator Hyan,s has In
oduced bin IN che Senate the pupo Of which to prohibit
any banks from beIng organized general bank
Ing law Of the state which includes the individual in the
law and prohibit the organisation banks by parties who
control s01O We think any 10 The
law are useless Il has been In force 1883 up to
the present time only Individual avaed Of he pv
iege and that was bank OF s6o which has recently gone
into joint stock association Our Legislators need not be
aarmed-there Is disposition eynced 10 organize private
hauks and wasting time the policy Of amending
the banking law IT. however there any probability OF
change we us will be gone through once and
banks and public Of excitement This yearly tnkerig and
tampeng leads good results whatever We have one Of
the best devised systems Of banking sant and we verify be-
lieve II cannot be improved on. all nonsense TO be
spending the time & the Legislature in debating Hnaneial
aaArs. as
The Exchange market was very dali today Prregn par
tieuarly seemed have very torpid feeling We have no
change note IN rates There sales clear sterling
at loAs. We only quote from lo7l0st and 100
ios9le91< for bank dras. In francs nothing transped
5s55 S quotations. In domestic there we're yer,
light offerings We quote sight New York from parrot.
premumhe latter the bank thirty days sight
discount sixty days sight from gzsl sesSs discount
The plentiful supply Of money New York enhance
/ rates
In stocks did not learn transaction. Bonds are also
sG We note the ale IN New York Of Consolidated City BoDd
at1l1 with interest and State Bonds al s5,f
fasey Co. hold their regular weekly sale on saturday ht
Mh inst which vii Include Ank Railroad and oher stocks
Bonds and insurance Scrip
Tue Annual Report Of he Commercial Works Is before
US From The figures below. win be een thai gradual In
crease IN The Water Rens result This denotes At
yearly embarrassment in the population our city Thoueh Ii.
Increase for The year following the great epaeic ISIS wa
very nr5ss The increase since that fully efteen pe
eeat We may, however auds 70 The increase since the es
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

80
THURSDAY MORNING, Jan. rs, 1858.
iesterdaythe weather was quite unsettled we had
some rain, some clouds and some fair weather but
too warm entirely for the season.
Business was pretty active on the eyee considera
pc up ieeht Is going forward though boats for the
Ohio river get the most.
we have nothing new, late or interesting from any
) Of the riyes 10 report
AkkiyALs.-The Red river packet Swan. Cant.
Charles Hayes, arrived from Jefferson with 947 bales
cotton she leaves again today at Pm.
The Cincinnati packet Universe, Cant Ale Stein.
arrived with very large cargo, and will leave AGAIN
on Friday at6P.M %
The Vieksburg .. s. mail packet vicksborr Cant
J. NJ White, arrived, and leaves again TO-DAY Al p
NJ, as usual. y -
BOATS LEAVING Laois EFhitsman for Ya,oa
'R'esr.r-At P. NJ. to-day this regular and popular
passenger packet, in charge Of the veteran Can't I
s.Wallace. with the ohliging Capt. b =. Powell n
the oiice, leaves for all landings up to Greenwood.
k'eksbafg for Makhsn's Bend-zThis very swift,
and magnificent passenger aud U. S. NAH packet
lesves today, as usual, at P. NJ. positively. in
charge OF the peoples fayorite Capt. ]. M. white
with the accomplished Mr. s. T. Roberts in the once
Persia for bRhifs Riger.-At 5 P. NJ TO-DAY mi,
regular passenger packet leaves In charge Of Cart
Dave brandenbnrg, with Capt A. D. G. ConsoI il
the ofhee. th
Dardanshe for Arkansas Ripsss=-.Thls regula
packet leaves to-day, At p. NJ, IN charge Of Cap.
l. Chapman, With the clever Mr. f. O. Carter in Ii
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WAsHSsTox, Jan. 20, 1s5s.--S snafs.-A large
number Of memorials and petitions We're preseHted,
which were referred to the appropriate committees
On motion By Mr.. Davis, q resolution was adopted
requesting the Secretary Of the Interior to communi
cato 10 the Senate the report Of j. Ross Browne spe-
cial agent Of The Indian Department. on the late In
dian war In Oregon and Washington territories.
Alter ether morning business, the Senate resumed
The consideration Of the special order and Mr. Hale
concluded his remarks in opposition to the Lecompton
Constellation Mr.. HarlAn having 0btained the floor,
The further consideration Of the subject was postponed
until Monday next and, after the consideration OF
executive business, the Senate adjourned.
Hoese.--Afer the Introduction and appropriate
reference Of large number Of bills aud the passage
Of sundry resolutions, the House went into Commit
feo Of the Whole on the state Of the Union, MI.
Bocock Of Virginia in the chair,3 and resumed tne
considerations o. the Presidents annnal message,
the question being agreeing 70 certain resolutions
referring it to the standing comntiets Aiser con,
siderable discussion the committee rose and reported
the resolutions to the House, and they we're agreed
TO- together with one referring 80 much o. the Tres,
dents message as relates TO TIE construction OF rail-
rad 70 the Pacific ocean 70 select comm''ee o.
H1faeu.
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Bzror Rorox, Saturday, Jan. %, ls5s.-Senafe'
Not in session
Housss--Ths House met at 10 o'clock five
members present.
NJ. Polk of Jackson. Introduced resolution re-
curing the Clerk Of the House 70 keep, in book
prepared for that purpose list Of all appropriations
made bY the House. and those made BY the Senate
in which the Honse concurs and the object for which
they are made. Adopted.
M shepherd presented petition from a certain
individual in New Orleans, praying TO be relieved
from The payment Of q certain bond" Referred to
committee
A bin from the Senate granting to the General
Government land on which to erect warehouses at
the quarantine station was taken up and concurred In
Mr. Randall introduced bill appropriating IS 900
for the completion Of dredgeboat now being built,
Internal improvements
The House then adjourned to Monday. IL o'clock
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Little or no water IA found in the stomach Of
drowned person; snd when it Is present. it can in no
way have contributed to death. The experiments of
0fiiiia and Mare have proved that water is never
found 10 bodies suhmersed after death and that It
cannot be made to enter the stomach without the as
sistanee Of taoe passed into the gulet This fact
and that Of tile Or water entering the lungs, can
not be too widely propagated as the popular preju.
dice Is in favor Of the opposite opinion; and bodies
taken out Of the water still rolled on barrels and
held up by the heels in order TO dislodge tia prac-
lice fraught with the greatest danger, If the smallest
chance Of resusctation exist.
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EAPUKTS.
ST NAIzAUship GhaoitelsS bales cotton leo tea lard
1900 slaves.
NEW NORk-Ship Confdence-3l4 bales cotton hhds to
haeeo 80 hhd 40 bhs suga- S bos moases
pok ~ sacks cotton seed bales WOOL 2casks ginn IS
NEW NORK-Ship Wellngton-3i2i bbs and so casks Of
pork ~ casks hams sS4 81 bbls and lS2 bb
and nj do toW 2s hides l0l hhds tobacco u to
bacco. -
LlVkRPooI-shp Ellen-255l bales eottos 1000 slaves
BOSrON-sAip Aihens-s96 bales cotton s926 bbls ao Al
bbls and leS les pork 5 bags feathers.
NEW fokK-sehr New fork-5o hhds sugar, 800 bbls
NAV NoRk-Brig LAmaEtine-595b bls molasses.
APALACHICoLA-Schr Phoenix-ls casks bacon 50 bll.
npnr - ohls potatoes 10 do black 81 bb mole ~ III
Dds nolasea ohls sugar hhds 10 pigs feet
candies kegs ic lard rs bb pork &c rice do hams M
sacks oats, and snndes. - - -
NEW NOkk-Schr MobIe-6Sl hhds sugar tes sugar $50
bbs molasses. Is DO syrup, So do cider. - - ~
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CINcINNATI-sieaaer unIver.e-is hbs eggs do beans
P Sse s y sSss sss " g 4
s IS S 'isGi &c p1 Z s LARD S
los ss -four Place Ssenoaso casks bacon 29 65ls WHISKY
ls oil eddes 30 do 81 boxes aeb 9s % bha pGs
beef fIkus butter Wright 1co7o bbs liquor III pips
ssS'sp TS ZEE Is ssr boz SSss car s sS q
bSl. flour TwiehslI Duieher2S lgs liquors Hyde 4co
leather Leon Pare 8cO hhds tobacco " cra ieo-s
B a S Sse O II sS1s eo Ct
90 z e5s pes ~ boxes tongues y ties hams Voe BrOs6o bbs
BsieEso bbis Sour 10 tss hams 70 Grief co20 tbls Of
ribbs and sundries to orderTotsl q hhds tobacco.
len sdS sso Ssss SSn Al
Lloyd FfieisoaeS4 fiy 8cos oskey aaNsns S. Ico
Head teosi bales eo'on
aspdera TsTy io q sG so TRolnS eO do
s s = h. so
-sundrss to order-Toial si7 bales cotton
PIrTsPURG-stesmer James wood-3OO sacks corn John
Hurley 2sGg sykes aeGl Dbl cider ~ pkgs Of
sas so . Ss sh
butter 50 boxes cheese bss apples Terf2 boxes cheese
do bags butter kountae5 pionsbs to Modes
kI s nal tsgs butter Norton as pkg mdse Perry
gvaIe Floyd2 Converse Kenneti cos5s bxs cheese
Adams iso~lOS Knssisnd BarsOS tcO-iSo Nay Seo
ok d. os' ssses so
2 Morphy-29 Do Hawsl5 d. L ceuiOnls boxes drugs
%5is5ssd SSs psrs s R Ssss
Ss our rs se Soss Sso
pkEs butter Dolson Son-l0O do gware Woodmsr-
S SsHass fss s oI1 1s
0.Ps C. lard 81 .egs Dc TO John hurley seO
mdse Ward, Saunders Huntl6s bbs Langdon6sdo
beef d do apples AZ pgs furniture Il bxs mdse board
LooKPoRT-siesmer huscs bids 81 bbls mOlasses
Brsud Landr-s2 bids sussr obit Charpene-lQ do 50
kco24 do de EssnaSS bbls Edward burriyeI
Go hhdsspg.r AI.p2 do ls Ssl, mSssses 1rOselsr
Edward Shin Seo-so bbls nselssses Thompson &cOOO DO
Foley ivsry~s bSs @olssses bb sugar ByrSs Vance
bbs molasses, s79 bbls molasses.
MoRGASZA-stesmerc apitol26 bales cotton Edw.rd Nal
s aeHag Campbell s5rpngg Ml'snbeger 1cosO Cole
Broad well Payne keo Ne Eleroy Brsdford-l4
Dasil'n-s Lsbatut-l5 Carroll Prchard 9eosO bales
9tton-Hs.ris Lewis Oakley, Hawkins kco bales
squires Wests2 bbs moiases Aain2 6hds sugar to Nd
Steubsgsr 1co~6 hbds sugar Beoes Nobiom aeo
~ bids sugar Diverse hhds 81 b6s mossses TO
orderTota cotton 2i hhds SUI
gar 294 bbs Dolssses.
GRAND PRAIRIE-steamer Belle Gates-sl hhds sugar to
hhds sugar Psyns HsTrison6 bids to
80 bbls moasss Miles Adams Seo4o do yoHiromepy
81 hhds 30 bbs mossses oyier-lO hhs sugar 10
IS Shd G sses ps sessa S
rice Thompson sundres to oTder-Toal 242 hhds sugar,
PLAQUENINE-steaner D Jr-s2 hhds sugar 6s bbs mo-
sSsss Brand nd 66ls %oassss to Bogar Foley
RshieTd-27 hhds 2Obbs molssses BurbrdEe
hhds sugar Roman E.rnion hRds sugar 80 5b molases
LsnaaI-2s DO gordon j,6s em9ty b6ls RotchfoId-.
sugar SIC bIIs 80 81 6Sls @o.sses s'' '0 mus
Ia BoPs2 bales cotton to BSsh:npc3
kgsSn a dr9%ws bales cotton TO
~ FriersSn Conway keo-4o John Williams &coso Nc
Gssesmss TirlstSn Whiting Tuis2 Bradley Wilson teo