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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
For the Jefersonian Democrat.
Record for May.

(Kept at Weislf.td. Geauga County, Ohio.
By B. Il. .46eH)
The fret week of the month was fayora-
bic for farm work, the SECOND and third
woro very wet, rain falling to the depth of
nearly inches; the remainder of the
month was dry, with q fair prospect of o
dronth. 1t tho wind continues to hold in the
northwest.
There was one foggy day, two quito smo-
Wy, and uine on which il rained.
Of tho thunder storms, only passed.
over this place, and but one was attended
with hail. This, however, occesioned no
damage beyond the breaking of . few paneo
Of glass. On the 18th, occurred the frost,
that 90 severely damaged the fruit crop.
opR FARM BIRDS
Arrived here from the South, on On average,
about III days earlier than usual, npd, in
nunbers, fully double those of last year.
The last OF them made .boir appearance
on the 9th. In this the farmer has cause for
rejoicing; and no may rest assured, provided
be will SEQ that the birds are protected, that
tho bosts Of INSECTS, so ipjuIious to farm
erops, and vegetation Generosity, will be. rap.
idly thnned off, till they are brought With
in their proper limits, WHICH at present
they greatly exceed. For nearly oyery spe.
CLOS of injurious insects havo now double
the number Of birds to make war upon it,
that it had last year, and very soon that
number will bo quadruplod, SINCE they corn.
menced nesting from 10 to 10 days earlier,
and, 80 Far as have Observed, have raised
from their first nestngs full broods, which
they did not do last year, To this there is
an exception in case OF tho Ants. All who
have observed, will have noticed that Par
tridges. Golden. winged Woodpecker, &C..
the natural enemios to the several species
OF ants, are far less numerous than las t
year. The consequences of this will be-
that the ants will rapidly multiply thia sea.
son, and become troublesome, and that
thor numbers will not DO again reduced to
their proper standard til! the birds of their
species have increased sufficiently to re-
store tho balance. Let those who destroy
birds nosts and shoot birds, ponder these
thingc. t.."..#
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
SHERIFF'S SALE,

pY virtue Of an Order of Sale issued out of the
- Court of Common Pleas Of Geauga County,
Ohio, wherein James Hill is Plaintiff and Horace
w. Morse and others are Defendants to me di.
reced and delivered, ard dated May 3Oth, 1865, h.,
shall offer for sale at public vendue, at the
Court House in Chardon, in said Coanty, on Sat-
n'day, July 9th, at l. o clock J. NJ, of said day,
the following Real Estate, situate in the Town.
ship Of Huntsburgh, County of Geauga and State
OF Ohio, aad bounded as follows, to wit. On the
east, by part of the same lot which was contract
ed TO Geo. Kile, on the south, by part of Lot
No IL; on the west, by part Of said lot formerly
conveyed to William Reed; on the north, by part
Of Lot No. 81; being the same land decided bv
William w. Morse to Horace w. Morse, Febru.
acres Of land Said premises are appraised at
$1,000. Terms oil Sale Cash in hand.
=, - B, N. SHAW Sheriff.
June 9Th, 1865. =. eO4ws
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

The SHENANDOAH From our Australian
advices we learn that, although the rebel
cruiser Shenandoah had left Hobson's Bay,
it was thought that she was still lowering
about the Australian coast. II was report
cd that she had been lying in ono of the
bays at Kings Island while her crew con-
structed another deck. for the purpose of
further Strengthening the vessel. A strange
craft bad boen observed hOsoriBg about,
aud, from her bnild and general appearance,
she was supposed to be the Sheaagdoah -
Several American vessels havo entered
the port since the Shenandoah left. The
men who enlisted on the pirate in defiance
Of the Foreig Enlistment act, were found
guilty and cen .enoed 70 ton days imprison.
pent.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
General Sherman.

Major General w. T. Sherman and party
arrived at tho Union Depot last evening q,
half past nine o'clock. A large and enthu
siastic crowd, were at tho depot on the ar.
rival of tho train 10 see and DO honor to one
of the greatest Generals Of modern times
AS he stepped from the cars shout arose
aud the crowd closed in and followed cheer
ing as he passed into Wheeler Il Russell's
Dining Hall, where d supper had been pre-
pared for the party.
Tne party accompanying the General
are: Mrs Sherman and son Tommy; two
Misses HuDtor; Colonel s. M. Bowman /;
Major Dayton, A. A. g., and DR.. i, Duncan,
Medical Director.
General RoseCrans also accompanied tho
party from Now York to this city, where he
took the Cincinnati train for his home. --
Much curiosity was also manifested by the
people to get sight of !his distinguished gen
eral,
Mrs. Sherman Is lady of very pleasing
appearance, and seemed moro proud of the
attention paid hor distinguished husband
than he did himSolf. Little Tommy 10 about
eight years old, and was dressed as corpo-
raj of the regular army, and bore striking
resemblance to his father both 10 looks and
actions. being possessed of much Of tina,
nervousness and apparent excitability that
is so prominent characteristic of tho Gener,
al.
The published portraits of General Sher.
man are moro faithful representations oi
the original than is usual in fact are, % a
general thing, very correct.
After partaking of supper tho party start.
ed for the Toledo train, the people again
followed and cheering, and pressing &C
closely around that the party became sepa.
rated. but tho train was finally reached, and
at half-past ten started for the West. A
special sleeping car had boen placed at the
disposal of tho General and his party by the
Superintendent Of tho Cleveland & Toledo
Railroad. As the train moved off parting
salute of cheers was given.
General Sherman is on bis way to South
Bend, Indiana, whore his wife and children
have been residing for the past year, and
where his two daughters are attending
school.--Ciere. Herald, Wednesday, June 7
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Jefferson Davis as a prisone er.

We learn through an army officer who wit.
messed The operation, that Davis was placed m
irons at Fortress Monroe, as has been previously
reported l, was no done, however, from a spirii
the unfortunate man any mo;e uncom Iortable -
After being confined in the easement he became
very intractable, stormed about the apar rtment,
abused the guard. "beratad the Government au.
tRorities, asserting that no Major. General had a
right TO consign him to such quarters" and threw
his rutions at the head of the attendant who brot
them to him, partly as punishment, and partly
as precautionary measure, in the same manner
as refractory offender is manacled nj Sing
Sng,-N u Commercial Adperiiser,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
MARRIED
DIED,


DIED,
In Claridon. May 3Oth, OF Brain Fever, Ell
MER A., only son OF VIM and Sarah Adams,
aged year, mont hs and days.
ne budding flower opens its petals to the 60
niai rays and the kissing dews, only for a brief
period; the tiny leatlet, 30 fresh and tender in
the early vernal season, springs forth, spark.
Ting with the dews of heaven, aud bowling in
playful submission to every gentle breeze ,lil aias
an unseen agent disengages its parent stem, and,
win Its ephemeral mates, it TRUSTEES in the eddy.
ing blast" So the little cherub, the flower of
unmeasurcd affection, grees us with Its gleeful
presence, developing the fondest anticipations
ana the tenderest emotions, ,ill that relentless
messenger, Death, closes the little eye, whitens
the round rosy cheek, and chils the warm, beat
ing heart We gaze upon the little, inanimate
form' rs 1t reposes in heavenly sweetness, and
exclaim that 1t cannot be-; the ling boy is only
sleeping; he will soon awake, with hls merry
Pranks, making our little cottage resound with
the sweetest acclainls Of heaven.
Little Elmer was truly lovable child, the
idol ai his parents, being the first born, in whom
were conferred the choisest aniicipations; but the
little bird has Hown to fairer cline, to add ON.
other star 70 that galaxy which compose the
Kingdom OF Heaven.
] saw him in his play as in dreams see him now;
The rose was on his cheek and the lily on his
brow;
Ills lips were fpllo loye and his laugh was full
ftho tnc SPHIhe VI 4s eyp tQlu tne HieIEy hcdIt-
ed boy.
y STOOD beside his couch when in suffering he
lay,
And struggled with disease till he brsathed his
last away;
No rose was on his cheek and no sparkle in his
eye;
oh, how il broke my heart that our darling boy
should de.
! saw him r9bed in white as they decked him fol
| the tomb,
And laid upon his breast sweet blossom in its
bloom,
A smile Of beauty fingered upon his face so fair
j seemed as il an angel were sweetly resting
| there.
~ saw him once again in the visions of the light
He seemed little cherub in his robes of snowy
| white;
A harp was in his hand, and garland on his
brow,
Forever more an angel-Oh such see him now.
ICON:
In Montville. May 2sth, of CONSUMPTION, con
tracted while in the Government service, HEN
RY M. SOBER, aged % years. =
death rides on every passing breeze,
i And turks in every flower;
Each season has its own disea 90:
! Its peril, every hour" ICON.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
Hs3>The President ia said 10 have settIeC

ass- The President is said to have settled
tho question of jeff Davis trial. A Con.
gresham reminded him of the desro OF
some people that Dasis be tried by court
martial on the assassination counts, to win.
dicate bis proclamation Offering a reward
for bis arrest. to which the President re
spondod that ii seemed desirable that be
be tried before civil court for high trca.
son, as a perpetual reminder that treason
is tho highes, crime known to our laws, and
he was willing to spread before the world
the secret testimony in tho assassination
case, and trust to their verdict as to Davis
...r ........ ., ...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
SHERIFF,s SALE.

DYvir,ue Of an Order of Sale issued out of the
ID Court OF Common Pleas of Geauga County,
Ohio. wherein Laarette NJ. Baker is Plaintiff,
and the Administrators of John s. Murray and
others are Defendants, to me directed and deiiv-
cred, and.da!ed May 3Oth, 1865, shall offer or
sale at public yendue. at the Cour, House in
Chardon in snid Comfy. on Saturday, LILY Oh.
1865, at o'clock P. NJ of said day, the following
Real Estute, situate in the Township of Mont.
vile, in said County and State, and known by
being part OF Lot No. l3, and bounded as follow s;
Beginning in The centre of the north ard south
centre road at the northeast corner of the School
House lot; thence west on the north line Of said
School House lot, and north line of lands occu.
pied by A. II. Miller, to said Miller's west line;
thence north to R. b. Da ytons south line; thence
east to the west line OF lands occupied by ] T.,
Carlton; thence south TO said Cartoons south.
west corneri thence east to the ceuler of said
road thence south on said road to the place OF
beginning; containing about ten acres OF land
the same more or less, but subject to oil legal
highways. Said premises are appraised at S70O.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in hand.
b. N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Geuuga Co..
June 5th, 1865. SO4w5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
For Sale...SSsHs%a%$; Yin IT,, FsiS? fSE% and and

For TyHI1 .yaIaaSis %s :Fs9Sp faR% and and
of Hopestill Armstrong, deceased situated in
the east part OF Claridon township, Geauga Co d.,
ONO. Said Farm contains about 1886 acre OF
land-a good house, small tenement house. n
carriage house, two large barus; - COW barn
has stone basement, the other has in il q plat.
form scales for weighing calle and hay n kiln
Tor burning or bal ting tile. The Farm is well
watered with good spring water, good pure wa.
ter brought into The barnyard in an nqucduct.--
The Farm is in the highest state of cuI,iva ton,
the p!owland bing thoroughly underdra ined
with tile--everythihg around the farm md build
ings are Substantial and convenient as good
farmer would have it. The Grst Mill is Ia rye
o-siory building in good repair; two run of
Az tcet burr stone, two bolts alcorn. craLk a nd
everything convenient and necessary for ceau
ing wheat, aud making good tlour--a good end
subs,antial dam, with shed for the she 1t er of
teams n house and barn, a large garden, and the
mill has an extensive run of custom. Said farm
and mill will be sold together, or the mill with
out the farm. 49, .'.
TERMS.--Part pay down; the balance on
time, with good security and interest. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of Prudence M. Arm
strong on the premises or Pelatiah Armstrong
Mentor, Lake County, Ohio
PRUDENCE M. ARMSTRONG,
PELATIAH ARMSTRONG, !
CHENEY ARMSTRONG;, J Ears.
S04f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

ei1- The Paris Moniteur confirms tho rev .
ocation Of the order limiting tho stay of
Federal ships in French ports, and saws
that France has also announced that sho
will hasten tho removal of all restrictions.
as soon as the Washington Cabinet ceases 8
to exercise exceptional rights which as
belligorents it is enabled to claim towards
noutra! vessels. Epgiand has done the
same.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

@ssTbe Courier says that Gov. Magrath
was arrested by an adjutant and two sold
iers, and taken to Charleston. A great
body of the most respectable citizens waited
on him, expressing sympathy That
such an occurrence should take pla in
tho capital of the State is conclusive as to
tho compto general and physical prostra-
ton OF the people.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
Builders, Attention I!

SiilNGLES! SIIlNGT,ES!!-The Undersigned
~ Keeps con stanty on hand, aud for sale Cheap,
Large Quantity OF WhitewVod, Cacum-
per, White and Black Ash Shingles, cut
by fairehild Il liozen's celebrated Shingle Ma.
chine;; Persons in want OF New Roofs are invited
10 eau. y. M. BARNES.
llunts5urg, June 9Th, 1865, sOdm3%
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

~ Congressman Harris has been found
guilty and sentenced TO three wears impris-
onment and tho forfeiture OF. all political
right. The President approved the finding
but remits tho penalty. and Harris has been
released.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

1SrGeD. Mcclellan is now in Italy. He
has had long and interesting interview
with the Pope. and loft Rome lately for
Switzerland.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

asaThe trial of jeff. Davis in the United
States Court in Washington. will take place
before full Bencb, consisting of Judge
Cartier of Ohio Judge Oln of New York
and Judge Wylie OF Virginia. ....
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

NOTICE The unde, signed have been duy an.
IN. pointed and qualified as Admi nis,raiors Of rbe
estate of John P. Converse, deceased, late of
Parkman, Geauga County, Ohio.
AID, KIBBEE,
CHAUNCEY TAFT.
-, Administrators.
West Pennington, May goth, 1865. .sO2w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

"WHY is wish far dearor than crown?
That wish accomplished, why the gain u
bliss:' ...I.
Persons afflicted with Catarrh not only
WISH. but attempt by every possible means
to effect euro. Mono but those afflicted
can imagine tho unpioasautuoss of this dis
case, and many. very many who have it as
yet but in it's frat stages, are unaware of
tho pain, Inconvenience, and even morti.
ficatoD, which thoy are yet TO suffer, unless
prompt measuros.aro taken for relief DR..
ID Ii. Seelyo's Liquid Catarrh Remedy is a
CERTAIN cure, striking at the CAUSE of tho
disease, and thus otfectiug q PERMANENT
CURE,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
Union County Convention.

The Union Voters Of Geauga County
are requested TO meet in Mass Convention
al Chdrdon, on Saturday, June 1OM,
1865, at ! O'Clock A. M, for the pur-
pose OF appointing FIVE Delegates to rep
resent said County in the Union State
Convention, TO be held at Columbus on
the 2ist Of the same month. Let Their e
be a full attendance,
BY order OF the Central Committee.
j. o. CONVERSE,
Chairman.
Cbardon, May e5, 1865.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
ETTERS remaining unclaimed in The
IL Fost. Office at Chardon, State of Ohio,
this Sih day of lima lRR6

tH's OH udy OF JHN6, I66b,
9rTo obtain any of these Letters the appIi.
cant must callfoF advertised Letters, !" give The
date OF the List, and pay one cent for adver tising
9J-lf uot called for within one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Burton. Henry Hunt, Mary A Mrs
Guemey, T II Mr. Rose w f
J, y. CONVERSE, P. NJ.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

TOR SALE.--The place formerly owned by
l. DR.. Pond, in Burton, is for sale. 1t con-
tains two acres and three quarters, an orchard
and fruits OF all kinds, good buildings, and well
e so.t water. Address
CAROLINE II. Brady.
Burton, June 9th, 1865, lws04*
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

NOTICE The Undersigned has been dpIv
~ appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate of Desmond ]. Goodsell dee ca sed In e
OF Thompson township, Geauga County, Ohio,
r. H. GOODSELL
Thompson, June end 1865. So3w3.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

NoIlCE.-The Undersigned has boon duly
~ appointed and qualified as Execu,rix on the
Estate OF Lysander II. King, deceased late of
Chardon. Geauga County, Ohio,
c, MELISSA l.. KING.
Charlton, June 9th, 1865. eO4w3.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09

NOTiCE;-The he Under signed have been ap.
~ pointed and qualified as Execu tors of the
Estate oil llopestill Armstrong, deceased, late OF
Claridoa, Geauga County, Ohio, -
PRUDENCE M ARMSTRONG,
PELATlAH ARMSTRONG,
CHENEY ARMSTRONG;
Claridon, June 9Th 1865. SO4w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-09
Dissolution.

TINE firm of Wilkins g. Kelley ia This dov die.
Il solved by mutual consent. AN d ,rsons in I.
debted to said firm will please ca II at the old
stand, ono make payment to A p. Wilkins, or
The new firm OF Kelly Brothers, for whom we
solicit the patronage SO liber ally and generally
extended to us. A. p. WILKINS
G. ii. KELLEY.
Chardon, June 7ih, 1865 solw3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
An EyrRRpRIsIya THrKP-Soon after I

An ENTRRPRISIYG THIRP.-Soon after i
o'clock yesterday morning. Andrew Mckay; returned
soldier broke into the lager.ber saloon Of Karl Kein
No ~ Bowery, by forcing q rear window. and stole
money and valaables to the amount Of so. With the
punder in his possession he passed nom tne Saloon
without detection. and proceeded mp the Bowery.
When near Deancey.st. be discovered William Bis.
chof of No IS Worthst. lying asleep on stoop Here
was an opportunity not to DO missed Bending over hs
from his vest. While engaged he awoke him. and
struggle ensued, during which Mckay struck hin
opponent the head with bottle oil liquor apart Oh tho
him somewhat. He then again snatched the waten,
broke the chain which held is and ran up the Bowery.
pursued by Bischof and short distance from INC
the Tenth Precinct In the possession OF the prisoner
was found the watch Of Bschof and gold open faeed
watch on which the inscription, IS. N. TO A. NJ.
the proceeds probably Of some previous robbery Sub
seQuently Justice Mansfield committed the prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
Cslsred Peoples Celebrates o. the
~ Jutv In Washfngten.

~ The Editor Of TA ". y TS1Ss"~
SIR: Allow me to correct statement con-
corning the Colored Peoples Celebration In "ssn'
ington on the 4th fully.
The grounds Of the Executive Mansion have osea
granted BY the Secretary Of the Interior for the use o.
the CoIored Peoples National Lincoln Monuments A.
ISOLATION and every cent that shall be realised ON 'na
day will DO appropriated for the building a"Nse0na
Lincoln Institute" for the liberal educaton Of Coiofeo
Youths. This school Is to be our National Aonumeus
to the memory Of martyred President To grounds
of the White House have been used on our Nstions
Birthday BY tho Catholics and the Baptiss' ana Oh
course the President would not refuse them r an nm
sectarian and National purpose. Respectfully yours
HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET Washington. D. =.
June e. 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

paPtmens Progressing Faversssy'
Now that the Court Of Appeals has declared
the law creating paid FIRE department In oar city TO
be constitutional, the new Board Of Commissioners sp-
pointed to superntend this Department are ready and
have commenced to transact the business pertaining 70
their position. They have commenced In good earnest
having to lay aside all other matters becau'e OF the
great rush persons to their offices, either bent upon
receiving some employment or to congratulate them.
The number Of app. ,ants to-day has been greater
than that OF any heretofore. The Commissioners are
quite happy TO have such an influx az 1t VIII enable
them quickly to bring order out d what appears
at present to be chaos. meeting was held yesterday
morning. Numerous communications were received,
and some other minor affairs were attended TO- The
difficulty between Engines No % and No. u was
brought before the meeting Catef Engineer DesKer
had ordered Company No. 26 to give up their buiiIng
10 No. Al, which they do not seem willing TO DO Ihe
Commissioners advised the Companies to DO a. they
have been ordered
The members Of the Board to meet at the Mayors
Office this morning OF 10. with the Mayor and Con-
troer Board Of estimate Of expenses FOR the en-
suing year. There was an informal meeting between
these gentlemen three weeks but as the quee
ton in regard 10 the constuonaity OF the law which
created this body had not been decided there was no
business transacted The Board will hold meeting
this morning Immediately after their adjournment 81
the Broadway. the Of which has been ten
dered them until they shall have rented some suitable
office As soon as their headquarters have been fully
established the public will be informed through the
newspapers At present the only place st which they
can be found Is their private offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
SALE OF GOVERNMENT Corroy-srlRITRD


BIppIyG AND FAIR PmcEs.-Simeon Draper. the United
States Cotton Agent vest erday sold at pubic auction
in the Exchange Salesroom 3e32 bales OF cotton, con.
fscated BY the Government OF those bales ~o were
Charleston, l0l3 Mobile, and 81 Sea lsaAd cotton.
The cotton was sold condition that payment VIII Dc
required two days after the SALE IN gold CON- or GER
tcates Of gold coin at li2 per cent Inc wss
spirited, and the prices comparatively fair.
The following was the result:
Mobile Co.oa-2l bales Good Middling. size. per
pound; l73 bales Mddling, 29c per pound; 9l bales
Low Middlng. 30. per pound; 100 bales Good Ordi'
nary 23ic. per pound 100 bales Good Ordinary, 3.c:
per pound 90 bales Ordinary 2se per pound ~, ~
per pound; "a bales Low Ordinary, loc. per poahd;
~ bales Piekings, l3c. per pound. All.
Ckarlestoy Conon.ll9 bales Good Middling Stc.
per pound 46s bales Middns. 2sc per pound sls
bales Low Mddling. 25ic. per pound; leo bales Good
Ordinary 22ic. per pound; 100 bales Good Ordinary.
PC per pound; IA bales Ordinary. 1870 per pounds
80 bales Low Ordinary, Hic per poladi ~ bales
Pickngs 7ic per pound; ~ bales Pickings. 7tc per
pound; III bales Rcbalcd. ieic. per pound bales
Very Low Pckings 2tc. per pound.
Sea Island C0f.oR-l9s bales Clean and Fine W..
soc per pound; 81 bales Seedy VIZ, o5!c per pounds
% bales Stained and Dirty, llc per pound; q bales
Saw GiDned. Ale. per pound; II bales Stained Saw
Ginned, zoe. per pound