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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-17
BRICK BRICK! ,oa

WE HAVE NOW on HAND ..
w sale ~
l6o, 900 Superior Quality Brlos ,b Of
ae our yard on the Cottonwood y mile e., sVs cash
Emporia, WHICH we offer at q far pre- so,i 10 call
sooo ne ibis viii be the EAST of the seaas10FrS.
so0''' - A''s = = = - TOTTEN & GREE
Emeoris, Aug 27 lss9A
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THE MEETING AT ELMENDARo.

Tuesday afternoon of this week, immedi-
ately after the adjournment of the District
Court for that day. Gen. Lane delivered an
address to the citizens of Madison county.
who were in attendance at the Court. We
very much doubt whether even a speech
from Lane, could add anything 10 the zeal
of the Madison county Republ;cans-and
as for converting nybody, why we have yet
to learn of the first Democrat in that coun
~. The speech was we'll received, and
the General added to his laurels
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Jackson County. No.. a few days since.
voted subscription Of 100000 to the
Pacific Railroad. In Kansas City the vote
stood 1877. for the subscription, and 8,
against 1t. The majority in the county for
the subscription, was 1889. This. it is be-
lieved. viii insure the completion of the Pa
chic Road TO Kansas City ina year and a
half. OF course the Kansas City people
were jubilant over the result of the election:
and well they may be. It viii take rail-
road to give to Kansas City the wealth and
influence which her location deserves.
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Sweet Potatoes are selling 10 this place
for 81 so per bushel,
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Thirteenth Council District.

The Republicans of the 18th Council
District, consisting of the counties of Mad
ison, Cofey. Chase, Butler, Hunter, Green
wood and Godfrey, met in delegate Conven-
ton at Elmendaro, Madison county, on
Tuesday last, the 18th inst, and put in
nomination j. c. LAMBDIN, Esq, of Chelsea,
Butler county, as their candidate for the
Council Of the next Territorial Legislature.
Hon. G. H. Lille. of Madison, was the op-
posing candidate for the nomination.
We speak what we knos0, when we say
that Mr.. Lambdin is staunch Republican.
and man of integrity--one that will never
be found wanting in the performance of the
duties of whatever station in life he may be
called upon to fill. We think the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Lambdin one eminently fit to be
made; and trust that the Republicans of the
18th District will elect him by an over
whelming majority.
Hon. G. H. Lille. the opposing candi-
date for nomination. IS equally with Mr..
bambdin. good and reliable Republican
man Of integrity and excellent qualifca-
tons for the post. AS a lawyer and man,
Mr.. Lille stands deservedly high, and we
know that there is bright future in store
for him in Kansas. He would doubtless
have been the first choice of the Republi-
cans of his District had not the candidate
been conceded to the southwest counties,
/ in order to give to them chance TO assert
the position to which their population, and
the unanimous Republican sentiment of the
people entitled them.
We predict that the nomination of Mr..
Lambdin win gain two hundred votes for
the Republican cause this fall. in the eoun-
ties of Butler, Hunter and Greenwood
alone, which. of itself. is not a small item.
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THE FREMoNr REPUBLICAN, CLUB.


Immediately after the close of the above
meeting. notice was given that a meeting Of
the citizens of Fremont township. would be
held at the schoolhouse in town. for the
purpose of organizing Republican Club.
The Club was organized by. the appoint
ment of permanent officers, and the selec-
ton of a "Commttee of Vigilance, whose
duty it should be to see that the voters of
the township were at the polls on election
day, and circulate such documents as might
be deemed necessary. P. B. Plumb then
being called for. made speech of some
length. showing the necessity of the Re-
publican party-the duty of all good citi
zens to assist its triumph, and the necessi-
ty of a thorough organization of all its for
ces. The further proceedings of this NEE
ting will be iound in another column.
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Flour is selling in Kansas City q. Sc, 20
per ewt.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

During the last few days there has been
a series of political meetings held in this
region. which have been productive of
much good in awakening the enthusiasm of
the people, and Strengthening their convio-
tons in favor of the Free Constitution. We
condense the following notice of them:
THE MEETING At AMERrcus.
On last Saturday at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
General Lane addressed the citizens of
Americus. in q speech of about one hours
length on the issues involved in the present
canvass. His speech is spoken of by those
who heard it as one Of great power. and
the effect as being good. The audience in
attendance was large and enthusiastic.
THE MEETING AT EMPoRrA, SATURDAY NIGHT
Last Saturday night the Christian Church
in this place was crowded to overfowing to
hear Ger. Lane speak on the present is
sues, and the Free Constitution. The
speech was one of LANES own"-inimita-
Bile unapproachable-abounding in logic.
wit, humor, and pathos-over"helming
and unanswerable. It carried conviction,
faith and resolve to the minds of all pres
eat. After its conclusion, vote was taken
on the Wyandotte Constitution. We be-
liese there was not a dissenting vote in the
whole assembly-and that is about the way
it will be at the polls in oetober-sc FAR as
this portion Of the Territory IS concerned.
THE MEETING MONDAY AFrEsSoeN.
Monday afternoon. Curing the recess in
the exercises Ct the Camp meeting. held
near Fremont, in this county. and on the
ground of the meeting. Gen. Lane address
ted-a large audience of the people of this
county. The speech was one of vigor and
Gre, Astounding in the usual characteristics
fof Lanes speeches, and accomplished
much good. After he had concluded p.
B. Plumb delivered short speech, show
ing the utter falsity and Inconsistency of
the objections urged by the Democracy
against the Wyandotte Consti tuition. and
urging full attendance at the polls in Oc-
tober next, that full and fair expression of
the popular will might be had. After which
the meeting adjourned.
H-. rur rDr,.orr prDr.py yo. ~ iry I'm
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sHERITF's SALES.

slxrg DIS n,srslGr couRr p NORMAN y HIS CREDIT
e. m. ri
BY the honorable the Sixth District Court 81 New Orleans in
ton at tho Oily HSts Common between Camp
s II sss e sssdsl.
"A LOT TOE, OF LAND situated the town Chris
ing front $50 feet running back with parallel lines
ming at stake the shore Of the south west
Ct the lot e land belonging and Of the
cosurs aud running thence north % degrees west
Ssp saSb s. .wrs, g 81
thence essrly By said shore to the place beginning
ss h DAY
1857 made ~ Davies Augusta Slate q Ca, rus
which deed duly recorded the clerks Office Of said county
Of Harrison in record book of deeds No. in foo Nos l
Surrendered by said insolvent to his creditors.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
sr11rxH co sn. DE DlsrRlcT}B M. NORMAN SEES
,- Y9ays!isnrlsaas. o N ssss.
mar moi adrsss par sene'ssls s.isas e oous
ps q ( ssns n
Cite Dc Ia osm%une entire les du Camp Maya
x pour lie oompe des creancsrs de
UNE TERRE siua aia Passe Christian, conte de Ha cock
Ea dn ssspp ayant gne facade do deux cent cnquaus
peds deux mile pieds de proondeur
L. dts teIre est bornee CONNIE suit partr dun point
Brown legne angle est dix pied, deca Pest de Pen
gres 9 1000 ped juqu'a point della IS degrees s. dsux
cent cnquante pieds usqua point della Is degrees
point sur 10 bod de la de orien par
Ensemble oues les basses ct ameoratious qui ex.
Ab, MTq par linsolvable ses creancers:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au momen.d padjudestion.
NIL as 8 IS % Sheriff de ia paroisse d'orisan,
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BY ]. B. WALTON.
WILLIAM s. DoNNELL VS.. HENRY NJ SUMMERS.
Fourth District Court Of New Oreans--No. 1881.
BY f.. T. PARKER, IS

Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
TUESDAY, April 8, 1850, at IA O'Clock NJ,
Magazine re sy yit,u. q xr .s.ars and AZ
~ tho above entitled cause will proceed to sell pub
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
o. pps VAN = Mo- s ss
dated So TssrSary asps,lss ia' sse
e, No fssnts riches on Coliseum place Of walk,
width nd 10 iss
ON mos ind @ -
5s Linz o. ot No. ~ and about 81 feet INCHES The dividing
sy the defendant herein acquired ~ purchase
as e ss ss Josp Beard Notary in this
Sei,edn The above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
Hon n Summers inches front Terp.
p ssSre street prysra Wall l feet inches on
ahs na a H. Pss 49, e J. pess on s e m LIN
in hes and lines on ths sde line ''''
The buildings and improvements the lot consist Of brick
large parlors sitting roons large dining room pnries
ironing roon etc. the first floor and the second
room hs family and servants bed.roos over The kitchen
building There Is fine iron verandah in front Of the main
he other salaasss ~ ss' m
There marble mantels in all the Of the ncpal
buildings and gas and fixtures complete in all but
in The hall and on the back gallery.
enclosed BY handsoms railing in front and the
works leading to bath room and kitchen. -
fto!fs
eligible and desirable the city being front Of Coli
proved by iron railing within square Of Pytania
n y he ats y me
For further information and for plan Of apply to
m26 ats 10 Bank Place
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vICKsBURG PAuRETsr
f7r,sa UNIFIED STATES TgI- axas
tslsgthsssSS WEEKLY NAIL LINE Lss4gs1
II & I. % n

f7Egge -, UNETIGp STATES TgI- ase=s
ksAtgstkssstsSs WEEitLY NAIL LINE LlekEJIEsys
2ss1ssxlEaA TO VICkSBU asS
TUESDAY, Ct O'clock P. ",
s Appegate will leave for ponaldsonyie faquane Baton
Rouge Pert Hudson, Bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
Adams Nntche1, Waterproof, Rodney, Joseph Grand
anlf, Wsyrenou and vicksbure. EVERY TUESDAY, at 5
o. ock y NJ
The Grand Duke vcksbure steamer Roe
back and will take freight all landings river
as high rs Greenwood
THURSDAY, Mt 5 O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent u $, Mail PACKET ticissDurg, Capt
Capt. j NJ. White, will leave for Donads0uga Plaque.
landing Fort Adams, Nachez Waterproof, Rodney,
eph, Grand Guii Wartenon, picksburg, Mikens Bend,
Lake Providence steks Landing Skipwih Lapdiur Pill
cheers Point Ast0n Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Wofthington, EVERY THURSDAY, at s
O'Clock P. NJ.
The VICKSBURG connects Mt vicksburg with the
DGWDROP and will take freight fof all landings
the laEoo river as high up as brentwood.
SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent u. S. Mail packet hatcher, Capt
0on Port Hudson, Bayou sara Red River fRndine
Fort Ada Natehez, Waterproof Rodney St. Jose PHI Grand
uii, Wa'reuton and yiekshurg EVERY SATURDAY, at 6
a'ciock P. NJ.
she steamer DEWDROP ana will freight for all landings
or thS Yn9u0 river as higl Green wood.
Ehs mentioned splendid passenger packets vt
their regular days without ta the appointed Al
.hoire will be promptly and fhia3
sttapded to.
These will responsible my letter or psokass
censiu money syelry other vausbles unless rsguls
hs of lang specifying the aud vslue,
By the passengers or contained in their baggage.
Fcrfrssht or psAEsge apply on hoard or to
CARROLL, HOLMES CO..
jell If Union Row, IS Gsroudeletss
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MARBLE FOUR STORY STORE, CORNER OF MvGA.
zine and Nachez Streets Sale positive and without
servo.
BY j. B, WdLTON
Anctioneer.
Office No. 10 Bank Place.

Arctoneer.
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
THURSDAY, April II, 1859, at 12 O'Clock.
NJ, at Banks Arcade will sell at public auction
limit the following described valuable prope y
the cAnter of business, to wit: =
A LOT OF GROUND in the Square bounded by Magazine
Poydras Tchoupitouas and Natchez Streets
plan drawn by Joseph Pile, dated 26h January 1898
tached act dated Gath December, 1928 G. R.
Srnger late Notary in this City, and deposited in the
Office Of NJ Hahn ESQ, n p Lot No 70 and of Lot
No. 70 measuring % feet inches front Magazine street. 20
feet lss inches the lne l04 feet the line
Poydras street and LOG feet depth and Nachez
all Americaa With the building thereon being
A SUPERIOR MARBLE FRONT, FIR 4 PROOF, FOUR
STORY STORE covering the entire Lot occupied by and
houses the lots below described until the LIST October 1852
at the rate OF $1,000 per annum.
This properly has heretofore been leased $1,000 and
$3.50 per annum.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND the same square as the above
and designated upon the plan lots Nos IA and u.s.
Il inch the line g. feet inches the line Of the
the lots fronting Magazine 81 inches
other side line dividing it from LOT No. IA.
Lot No. IA adons lot NO. 10 and has the measurement
front and by depth 81 feet inches Of
No Is and 6D feet inches the other side line
Tchoupitonas street
Upon these two lots brick and slate roof WAREHOUSE
suitable for storing and other produce leased with
store fronting on Magazine street.
H- TERMS-One fourth cash; the balance and two
equal insalments bearing per per interest from
Of sale to maturity aud cent from atury until email
punctnay paid, secured by special
uron the property sold with vendors privilege.
Purchasers will be required the property fully insured
until after the maturity and payment of The first note and
Acts of sale before Thee. Guyo ESQ., expense of the
purchaser. al
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POSITIVE SALE OF MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
St. Charles street, Canal street.
BY j. 3. WdLTON,
j, B. Walton Auctioneer.

~ Uttlte NO. To Bank PIace
THURSDAY, May 5, 1850, at i2 O'Clock NJ.
public aucie At Banks Arca1e, without reserve or
limit, the following described property will be sold
LOT OF GROUND situate in the square bonded by st.
Charles Canal Common and Carondelet strees
ing, in French 80 feet front St Char street. by
side towards Camel eet by property belonging H. Kendall,
Garter Cos and on The side towards Common street by
eriy belonging to VIM Barber Jr wi the right of way
passage through alley belonging the New Oleans
Light Company and running IN from Common
of said property il exists which rpht he exercised
perpetual ervude in favor Of tho property here described
together with ali the buildings and improvements thereon
ssrg of that
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, ard ex-
tesiys hack buildings now occupied by the New Orleans Club
their CLUB House
The property is leased until the 3ls October 1860
of S420 and will be sold subject TO the lease
KS- rERMs-The pdcNaser to assume The en Of two
notes the Of 50 go payable the 10Th 29h May
1879 with interest at the n per per from
18th Mas 1851 md one for $3.50 payable the Goth and %
May 1860 with interest AT the OF
from 10Th May 1851 The balance OF the price of adjudication
cash
Ac of sale before Walter H. Peters Notary Public at the ex
pense Of The purchaser. al
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth District.
BY j. B. W14LTON

ALTERNATE SALE. will be sold five vail
"A uqhle Lots of Ground, bounded by live Oak Magazine
Firth Sixth Streets NOS 20 2 square (od
MOI lG9 new MOI l2S
Lots a. 70 90 and a. form the Of Live Oak and Sixth
each 81 feet inches lines front
sixth street. bya deph Of ~ feet inches
Lot No rs adpns the described lots In the md
70 iee 'front.' by depth l26 feet inches bsween
parallel lines,
The five lots together measuring $50 inches Iivr
Oak Stree, by l26 feet inches Sixth street.
This egbly situated for residences being within
square of Magazine street. and square of WASHINGTON
Avenue and in the Immediate vicinity OF the ee
residences in the Fourth District The lots HAYS been
planted with choice imported shade aud ornamental trees and
prepared To BE- built upon once
VET Err Ms ihi d the
year. credit, with 6 per interest
Act of sale fore Walter H. Peters, Notary at
the expense of the purchaser. mSM
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LEGAL NOTICES.

srooF sea eF
Of this Estate and to Al other persons herein Interested
they hsys or why hs BY the
approved and the funds distributed in accordance herewith
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
segh D5 E 81
est par is present domne aux cream:
ter Ia leg pour
eessoo ne sera point approav ct homoiosue ct les
entire ses mains repartis conformement au dit compile.
1914 i'll. KELLY. Dsputs Grefaer.
srcosD DISTRICT oounr} SUCCESSION OF SARAH B.
WH FL 5lsas' IDo Dow Brimis ss
pssoned The Court for Letters Of ADMINISTRATOR
hereby given ali whom nsy coHasa to show
within ten days why the of the said petitioner
By order of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Dzu1lTaE Gown DE DIsrRIcr ,sgccEss1oN DE SARAH
TfESDU que Lorsnze DpW Briodisy
se9n cSu ss
Avis est par lie present donne celia peu
auslss , ne ssra pas fat drOit la dte petition
al5s So J. L. KELLY Depute Grehaer.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-rHG UNDER.
% q s sse d s se5y notify all
1859 within the First District city call at his Office
Ri City Hall third story and pay the within the time
gagged for said taxes. 100 ~
Office hours from A. to 3 P. NJ.
THOS. ASKEW,
Collector FRS, District.
A Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES souss1-
gne oectenr de taxes Fiat, notfe par lie present
toutes personnss deTHnt Etat pour
pour licenses de 1852 dams Premier District Vile
So presenter bureau 26 City Hall roisieme etage
payer les sns taxes dams lie temps par lo
pene ur propI etc hypotheque pour les des
Heures de bureau de a. NJ a 3 2. NJ.
TH0s AskEW
mil COT CoIlactenr Premier Diatr,ct
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A T 7 A X A P A s.

Leaves every TUESDAY. nt3 p. NJ positively.
, H%s - FOR ApgAK PLAQUE
hRsts pnine.fhe regular At'aisp,s packet Ceres j.
freight Saturday, for St. Marasve, New Ibers. Joan.
cette Charenon Srunk Centerville, Patersonvle and
all Intermediate ports on She route
All business entrusted TO her Will be promptly attended
to, For further particulars apply on board
J. Ltbarihe tIkes ths uni of returning his
thanks 10 the pnsc and his friends for their bal patronage
VIRGIEIUS @. DENTZEL,
ma9 Advertising Ageat.
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Leaves TUESDAY, April 10, at 7. NJ.
IT, FOR If4Itfs-THE FINE REG
Asssslil qaE passenger packet II; II. Easrc hiifs,
and All landipgs nhoye Fer freight
apply on board. VIRGINIUS @. GENTZEt,
III Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-05
BY j. B. WALToN,

BY j. B. IVALT0N,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
THTR:sDAY, astn April, 1859. at 1e o'clock
sold The following described valuabs sd eligiby lOsted
sss as the First
the Notary before whom the act q sale to be passed
uoneer.
Squares 4 fronting or Common Street.
Wife streets, d divided into 81 Lots anu
This square adjons on Common street the new US Ma
s bounded by eayoso ersvier
+ saasss NJ s. Sonsdsa y Common salcedo sravier
NJ Lopez and
ssas1s ss aSs bsansd e Cons RepdoD
and Lopez Streets and divided into 81 Lots
No. 81 Ba I f ras aa and
aver and Rendon Streets and is divided into 81 Lots
re- on Street
streets is bounded BY Broad Perdids White and Poydras
is Po s wer pado
and paprss r S, and j. divided into % Lots
and esyoso streets; sna Is divided into 80 LOIS.
Csra dayoso. Perddo and sacedo and divided into
IL Square No. $50 is bounded by Poydras street and New
Canal and saleedo feddo and Lopez Streets and is divided
Square No 666 bounded by Poydas
nal Lopez Pedido and Rendon sire is and is tivtd into 20
ls Square No SO forms the Of Poysras street and
nal Rendo and Perddo Hasnn avenue
| vided into 10 Lots.
Squares fronting s en ssavior and PerdIdo
a. Square No. COL is bounded Broad Gravier White and
| Perddo streets. and is divided into IS Lots.
15 Square No. 6t4 in bounded Graver Duprez Peiido
and White streets, and is divided into 81 Lots.
l6 square 625 GrAyier Gaysso Perdido
and Dnprez streets. and is divided into 81 Lots.
H. Square No. 633 is bounded by Gavr Sacedo Ierddo
| and Gayoso streets and is divided into "a Los.
IS Square No. GEL bounced by rayie Lopez lido
| salcedo Streets and is divided into % Lots.
49, Square No. Cos bounded by ravie Rendon Perddo
and Lopez streets, and is divided into 81 Lots
No 676 Is binuded by iravier
Perddo and Renon and is divided into 81 Lots
NorEThe numbers of the Squares in the foregoing decrp
upoH the plan of the city
by of the Legislature, being made by Louis
4 Pills. Esq, ity Surveyor.
| 49, TERMS AND C0NDITIoNs-onefonrh cash the
at AID years credit The notes of The purchasers
in equal instamens bearing cent interest
from day Of sale to maturity and cent from maturity
til fna payment, puuctually paid; secured by special
mortgage upon the property Sold with vendor's privilege
Purchasers will be required to comply with the aud
conditions of the sale within days from the day ad
Indication, any delay neglect their part
property purchased them will be expense
and risk and for their after live days adverts
OF the city newspapers ami without further notice of legal
| de Ali
Acts of sale before Thomas Layton, ESQ., Notary Public
/ the Of the purchasers. Tn2i
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EXTENSIVE AND POSITIVE SALE OF TWENTY VAL
nabe Squares of Ground in the First District this city
divided into ga Lots in the immediate vicinity Of the
U. S. Marine Hospital, comprised within the limits Of
Brold Poydras and Common and II gan avenue
long credit without endorsers. Sale positive and without
or init.
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Leaves on FRIDAY, 9Th instant, at5P.M.
United States Mall Line.
, - M 70 MPHIS A ND K w r. :
lEAIiStSs LEANS PACKET LINE - For Memphis and
s the Bends The first class packet steamer II.
ceve freight Wednesday morning the Gi,od
aud will leave as above For freight passage. apply
beard, or to j. II. FRELIGH,
Office under the St. Charles Hotel
This line connects at Napoleon with regular for
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and Louisville
HS-Adams' Express carried regularly by this line. az
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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. .. From Canton. 80 bales cotton to
J 81 B Kicks Geo. " do Walker & Snider 81 do
Lewis & Oglesby .46 Payne & Harrison. .43 Warren
Gilmore &co. IA Byrne, Vance &co .2s Henderson
& Peale. % Carroll Hoy &co "a Smith, Harris eco
81 ,Cutrer, Harrison &co. 20 Robson & Allen Is
A Fl May Geo. .l5 G I Buddecke Geo. II Pritchard
& Flower. 10 Frierson, Conway &co. 10 r Adams
&co. 10 Green & Crump. % Harris Il Levi 8 Win
ston Morrison eco. 8 Mcfarland Il Barksdale. 8 do
Thornhill eco. 6 Friedlander & Gerson 4 McLemore
Rayburn eco. a Watt & Noble. 3 A D Kenkle q
Cleveland Bros &co. / ] 7 Hardie Geo.. Total 545
bales cotton.