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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08
A coon FARM FOR SALE IN NEW

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN NEW
"A CASTLE COUNTY, DBL.--The subscriber olfars ti.
sals his farm Of "a ACRES mls fiom the Village
UhrstlAnA This farm il nearly square piece 0f land
lying side OF the main pike road. The whole
'front.' with Ans leading 10 the hOute, is Usage hedge
balance Of fencing and good Has had 1910 bushels
OF lime spread II the last four years. Good frame
House with eleven rooms and Kitchen attached. Barn
Corn Crlbs Carriage aud smoke House. Long Shedding
for Cattle; the buildings nearly and In good le-
pair. Apple Orchard with small Peach ditto. The
farm IL divided 10 six heldH. all waterel by never
failing Of Spring water with good water at the door
with sehuYlkl Lime Society good Churches various
denominations. Two good Schools. One mile aud two
and half miles from Phladephia Delaware Rail-
roads. Persons wanting nice fam, payDg near seven
per cash rent will please address the subscriber
Newark Depot, who will meet them at that place, show
them the property and return In time 10 take three trains
day to Philadelphia or Baltimore, Terms easy.
my26-et WM x. hElsLER.
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r Ai,TAs hii9 HoH, .co,,,, ANn pi4LAwARE BAY

On snd after FpAY, sUNE I.t 1886 the aJgssE
a4 N,r5 ii',as-r Eat o 'lis ro wal ea,a PIER No
the road. " '7''N'nH p"lhN on
.,ilol ~ % a. NJ. EAlRBss LINE FOR CAMDEN DIRECT
p9,ssnte' 60 l,ft Blnk, long Branch Farming
r. Iu'H,ni lrie,shufeh Manchester TOMS River
"u,uW , 'hsH, bArnrfa, shaniong Tuciieron. Aision
Kali Road " ''' 'Hi'7" ""u A''"ht"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08

CHEsTNUT. POBTs.-.sIX THOUSAND
" PRIME CHESTNUT POSTS srg offered for sale
Apply to yTLLAWAY 4 CLOUD,
Eb16-tf Smyrna, Delaware.
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ROAD STATEMENTS.


V'mE ROAD COMMISSIONERS, STATE
year 1906.
1906. DR.
April 20. To amount OF tax levied on 81, ,460O7G
At the rate Of liI72 cents OH the
hundred dollars sl7ll 81
To amount paid John W. Patterson
Collector Of said Hundred, by Road
Commissioner, So Go
from the Del. City National Bank, sos 90
10 amount received from the Road
Commissioners, 2G7
s9095 II
BY orders paid by said Collector
Errors and Commissions allowed los vi
" Interest aud Stamps Aow6I, 90 10
" Amount allowed Collector, 16 30
Balance due Commissioners, 80 81
s2,00a II
WILLIAM NJ. sTUCKEKT,
WILLIAM II. II. CLARK,
WILLIAM BECK,
DOAD sTATEMENT OF CHRIsTIANA
IL HUNDRED, nom May 2Itb, 1866, 10 May 18th, lsu5
Il. LEWIS ARMsTRONG, COLLECTOR.
1866 DIR.
May 2I. To amount OF tax levied on
sl,s4llsI, at Il per cent
FER 300, s25T7 90
To orders on John Ball. late
Collector, 43OO 90
sGsf7 %
May ~. By amount Of orders drawn
the Collector from to
l3I for contractors, ston-
lug, building culyerts,
COnmssloner's lees, clerk
Ing house expenses, print
ing statements OF accounts
books. SO. s3.aal 20
by amount Of errors allowed
the Collector as per dupli.
cate, 90 40
by amount Of Commissions
ont t2,4s7 20, at 8 per cent, 1877 SO
S3GSl SO
Balance In hsnd, s3iQ5 81
S6.575 81 S6g17 GO
A. II. DIXON,
JOHN EVANS,
JOHN BALL
Jrb-Wat Road Commissioners
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WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY,
MAY 22d 1854

Depot
Every 20 minutes from $40 A. NJ, until 7.6O A. NJ
~ " 100 AM, 900 p. NJ.
% " 800 p NJ, 1910 p. NJ.
And the stand at Front and Walnut stress, rear Of
Phlladelpha, Wilmlngon and Baltimore Railroad depot
Every 90 minutes from 6a6 A. NJ, until $40 A. NJ.
10 6.tb A. NJ, -" D25 r. NJ.
70 j" e2b p. NJ, ll.O5 P. n.
ON THE RISING SUN ROAD
Car will run follows making close connections with
llIn lara on lIIu
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TRAINS LEAvs NRw CASTLE FOR WILMINGTON.
At 80 minutes after o'clock, morning.
At minutes after 0 o'clock, morning,
At 80 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-08
TlIn0UGn T4 cAMbEN IN ~ nalrs

''''''-'''' s2.O0
pa., r. " from i No ~ and ii5 ?. M from No g. for
ra,, ,o.Nl9ulh. ,hshltuis Miid'ai0wn shrewsbury
,iii"Wh' urean FAi, llrAueh FORT Long irsnoh sbafk
mlssr, ,.l, Slnan F1rninelle, pf Pleasant Squanknn
"'rAsou'kA' Manrhestrr, icr's Hiyei aud Clnisn.
m A'l,,'''' '''. ,S2.OO-
on the llne and Cimlea ''' "' "' P''u''
.kErURNiNG TRAINS LEAVE CAMDEN,
s,', szpIfss a. 90 Hri7as ln Scw York at ai5 p.
way hsll Hnd ESplo4s az t4Il A. b.. arriving In Nev
River. n N ''' awe 80 No''N
non VII, w. lassafe must hn delivered at prr No. o. as
myls-tf w. ~ CLAYTON. sunni
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THE WIDOW OF sroNEwALI JACKSON.

It will surprise many to learn that the widow of
SrosEwALL JACKSON is living in straitened cir
cumstances The New York News has made an
appeal to the people of the North for contributions
for the benefit of the widow and child of the Chris
tian hero, who are said to be living upon an income
of one hundred and fifty dollars per year, derived
from the rent of their only property, small house
in Lexington, Va, which the widow has not the
means to occupy herself, and which, it is feared
wila itself have to be sold to meet demands she
cannot avert. This simple announcement IS all
that.is necessary, we uhould think, to secure
handsome sum to relieve her present necessities
and even to guard against similar evils in the fu-
turs. This work Of gratitude and demonstration
of affection for the relict of our departed soldier,
should be literally sustained in our own sunny
land. Impoverished though We may be, and de-
prved of property and comforts let it not be said
that the family of SToNEwALL JACKSON suffered
want or deprivation amongst us, and that the as
sstance of others was necessary to prevent mis-
fortunes now impending. Surely each one will
contribute his mite to relieve the sorrowing and
suffering widow.
Contributions may be sent 10 the care of Rev.
DR.. HoGE, Richmond, Va. We will take pleasure
in forwarding them to his address.
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for they wanted his name to the note
Think, says I, there's tap zlostabout the
wagin. IF we are a State, we can borry
money in Augusty@ If we amt a, State,
its none of our business to borry it all
+ If Andy wants to run the machine his
own way, let him pay his own expenses
What in the dickens is q Provisional
Government for, if it amt to get up pro-
visions and provide for feller generally ]!
I made up my mind that perhaps we had
been humorin Andy about long enuf. we
had as much right to q Governor as Ala
bama or. South Carolina. BE wants us
back about as bad as we want to get back,
and little Bladder, perhaps and he
Incident put on many unnecessary airs
about this Senator business. If he fools
with us much we won't elect nobody
golly! we'll take the studs and go back
wards. I forthwith returned to the Capt.
tol, and, stretchin forth one Of my arms,
ses I, Mr. Gibson, sur-I'm your friend
|-I'm the friend Of your wife and chill
dren; but eff Mr.. Jenkins amt norgerated
soon the State will collapse a bright and
glorious star will be ebliterated from off
the striped rag, land the President will
lose about nine supporters in the Federal
Congress.
I" I move, sur, that eff we can't git our
Governor at once like sine qua non, we
break MP in a row and depart for Mexico" !"
Tt took. like the smallpox, and were
carved unanimously. These proceedins
we're telegrafd to Washington before the
ink was dry, and we received orders forth,
with to norsurate our Governor and roll
on our cart. Then the money came, and
we voted ourselves pocketful apiece, and
took furlo. My friends, that wer
proud and glorious day. When that great
and good man was maxim his atfectin
speech, we all felt happy, and CaPen,-
Dodds, the member from Polk, remarked
that he would like to die then, Tor ne
never expected to feel as heavenly ag?n.
The tears run. down his left eye like rain.
His other eye wer beat out by a Yankee
soldier while the Capen we're in prison.
Ofcourse the villen were tried for it, and
hung, though hain,t seed no mention of
it in the papers. Alasl poor Wirz.
My fellow-peeple, let me in conclusion
congratulate you havin a Governor once
more, as is Governor. Oh there is life
in the old land yet, and by and by We'll
all mix up with our friends at the North,
and we'll transport them Black Republi-
cans into the Afrikan desert, and put 'em
to teaching Hotentots theright ofsutfrage.
More anonymous, BILL ARP.
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M1LrTARY COMMISSION.

We learn that Messrs. ]. C. KEYS, F. g. STow-
ERs, E. w. BYnuM and R. L. KEYS, who were ar
raigned in October last, charged with the murder
of three Federal soldiers at Browns Ferry on oa-
vannah River, hayo been brought before mil i
tary Commission in Charleston. The trial was to
commence on Monday last. The case has been one
of unusual interest to our people generally, from
the beginning, and the result will be an1iiously
awaited We trust, and believe it will not be long,
until the accused are welcomed back to home and
friends, and their innocence established beyond
peradventure.
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THE eREENvILLE MoUNTAINEER.

We observe that Col. G. F. TowNEs has become
associated with G. E. ELroRD, ESQ.,, in the editorial
conduct of this sprightly and interesting sheet
The well-known literary attainmcnts of Colonel
TowNrs, and his former experience in the harness,
are ample guarantees that the accession of his pen
will increase the popularity and usefulness of the
Mountaineer. The proprietor announces the inten-
tion of enlarging the semi-weskly and also the
issuing of large weekly paper in short time
we wish him abundant success.
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A letter from Mississippi says the government
cotton recently destroyed in that State was burned
by agents, who, having stolen portion of that in
their charge, fred the rest to destroy proof of
their guilt.
John Heart, Esq, formerly Of the Charleston
Mercury, represented the Memphis Commercial in
the Press Convention held recently in the city Of
Memphis.
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.

1t is with pleasure that we note the enlargement
and improvement of this sterling and excellent
journal The proprietors, Messrs. CATHcART, Mo
MILAN and AloRToN, have received on extensive
patronage, and seem determined to prove worthy
of its continuance The Ne,cs is epphatically one
of the best papers now published in. the Soath.-
Its editorials are able, dignifed and searching,
while the utmost activity is exercised in furnishing
the latest intelligence fron quarters of the globe
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against negro suffrage in the District OF
Columbia, and Mr. Farnsworth,. one IN:
favor of the bill, saying that impartial
suffrage was the only guarantee to secure
a proper state of'afairs in the South.
The trial of Capt. Semmes is delayed
by the absence of Commodore Winslow,
one of the most important witnesses, who
sailed a short time ago for tho Gulf. His
arrivals looked, for at an early day.
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THE CODE.

With this issue is completed the publication of
the Code enacted by tho Legislature for the regu-
lation of labor and the government of persons of
color in this State The usual variety of matter
has been excluded in consequence of the great
length of these Acts but we can safely promise to
make amends in the future, and will endeavor to
present the readers of the Itelkgcncer withan ac-
ceptable and readable journal hereafter.
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1866, by the Rev. W. H.. King, Mr.. J. MILES Nc
GEE and Miss NJ .. JONES, all Of Anderson Dist.
nv Printers Feereceiycd.
On Wednesday evening january 10, 1866, by
Rev. W. p Martih Col. WARREN D. WILKES and
Miss ISABELLA, daughter of Mr. Vim. Telford, oil
of this District,
ss- The old rsship Of zion'' has reached q
haven IN safety. No longer 7inseaworthy, the gall
liant bark for the future has its sails trimmed and
folds unfurled, and it is our ardent desire that a
prosperous voyage DER the sea of life may be
granted the staunch, storm-rocked vessel. In
other words, WARREN hns the warrnest. wishes of
our heart for happiness and perfect felicity
through lifes chequered scenes
On Thursday evening, 11th instant, by Rev.
W. B. Long. Mr.. U. L. GAMBRELL and Miss MAR
aARET ORR, all of this District.
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e@r We hope that patrons will forgive the un-
slightly appearance of this weeks edition of TIE In
telHgsncer, produced by the unnecessary margin.
However, we can only suggest that it may be con-
venicnt, for friend has told US that he news
paper 1aargin to make calculations upon and we
are quite sure that he will be accommodated to q
sufficiency this time.
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psg The numerous friends of STEPHEN D. LEE,
late promine6t General of the Confederate army,
will be gratifed to learn that he is in excellent
health and spirits. He now resides near Golum-
bus, Miss, whershe married last year. The Gen.
eral is engaged in planting, and writes cheeringly
andihopeful as to the future.
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w. =,
Gbe 9aoersan gsrdslligenter. :.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 718, 1866.
JAMES A. HOYT, EDITOR.
.rPICK.n

The communication of our friend is respectfully
declined If the writer would give US call,
when convenient, we will gladly explain the rea-
sons which induced this conclusion.
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Massachusetts is the first and only State that has
had its claims for volunteers allowed by the general
government. Like the individual who made up for
coming late to his business by going away early,
Massachusetts atones for its delay in putting its
men in the war, by being the first to get its pay
therefor from the nation.
Dr. B. W. Gibbes has been appointed Surgeon
General of our State, and has resumed the practice
of his profession.
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THE .Bosx1r BLUE FLAG ''--The following ex-
tract is from a speech delivered by the Hon. Alex
White in the Alabama State Convention:
The Bonnie Blue Flag no longer reflects the
light of the morning sunbeam, or kisses with its
silken folds the genial breeze Of cur Southern
cline. The hands that waved it along the fiery
crust of o hundred battle-felds, and the hearts
that for the love they bore it. so often dehed dam
ger and death, no longer rally around it. Another
banner waves in triumph over its closed and pros
trate folds, but proud memories and glorious re-.
collections cluster around it. Sir, l will refrain
The South needs no eulogy. The faithful record
of her achievements will encircle her brow with
glory bright and enduring as the diadcms that
crown the night Of her cloudless skies The
scenes of Marathon and Plat@ have been re-enact-
ed in the New World without the benhcent results
which flow from those battlc-fclds of freedom, and
our country lies PROSTATE at the feet of the con-
queror.
But, dearer to me is she in this hour of her hui
initiation than was she IN the day and hour OF her
pride end power. Each blood stained field, each
track of devastation, each new made grave of her
sons fallen in her defence, each mutilated form OF
the Confederate sollier-her widows tear, her Or
phan's cry-are but 80 many chords that bind me
to her in the midst of her desolation, and draw
my affections closer around my stricken country.
When I'rase my Voice OF lift nay hand against her,
may the thunder rive me where stand. Though,
be false in all else, will be true to her. Though
all others may prove faithless, will be faithful
still. And when, in obedience to the great COM.
mand, 'sDust to Dust" my heart shall return to:
that earth fron whence it sprung it shall sink in:
to her bosom with the proud conciousness that it,
never knew one beat not in unisor. with the hon
or, the interests, the glory of my country.
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SURGEON Dentist,

WILL travel and practice through the District of
Anderson, and soicits share of patronage He
has permission to refer to the following gentle
men: DR.. NJ. B. Earle, DR.. ]. H. Dean, Col X.
P. Goodlett and Col. W. A. Townes, Greenyllle,
C. H, S. c.
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A Gard.

the undersigned would respectfully recommend
R. A. Harris, Surgeon Dentist, to the citizens of
Anderson District, as he spent four years with me
prior TO the war, in the study and practice of Den
f;strv JOHN ANDERSON,
Surgeon Dentist
Greenyille c. H. G.
Jan lS. 1865 81 sn
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We are requested to state, that Mrs. J. scoTT
MURRAY, will instruct few pupils at her resi-
dence beginning on Monday, the 22d instant
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FAMILY NEWSPAPERS!
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SEMIiWEEK NEWS,

PUBLISHED TUESDAYS Asp rRIDATs.
Single Copies, one Year, y e9
Three Copies one year, ~ w
Five Copies, one year, 20 20 w w
Ten Copies one year, -.s' '9o w J
And an extra copy to any Club Of Ten. u I.
Twenty Copies, one year, POO " "
To Clergymen, W
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
To Mail Subscribers, $40 per annur.
Six Months, Five DollarS
FOR SALE By ALL. .NEWSDEALERSs
Specimen copies of Daily and Weekly News Z
sent free Address, ~ z:sss.se
BENZ. WOOD, 81;
Daily News Building,
No. I9, City Hall SGlafas x
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Jan Is, 1866 81
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,9gnunial.

MARRIED, on Thursday morning, January II,
1866, by the Rev. W. H.. King, Mr.. ]. MILES Nc
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NEW YORK NEWS.

sEMIWEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
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THE LARGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST Pa.
PERs PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK.
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BENJAMIN WOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
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1NPRoHEMENEs INTRODUCED.

Immense Circulation Determined ON,
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THE NEW YORK
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and Retorik amazin to prove how it 49,.
Well shaint gotta whole passel of sense
like sum, but as shore as: I'm two foot
high, q Niger Is niger, L don't keer
whar you smell him, and 3 vote is vote
I don't keer whar you drap it. ! .golly !!
they can't git over that.
The truth is, my teller-citizens, / somc-
times feel like we dident hav no govern
mont. felt that way sorter when Mr..
Gibson appinted me a committee on the
State Of the Republik. When the Sekre-
tary read out my name all mixed up with
the Republik, I felt that I was obleeged
to renfg. Risin magestikully, to my feet,
says IN Mr.. President | beg to be re-
apektybly exkused sur, if you please. If
thar is any RepnbHk on this side of Jor-
din I cant purseve it at this time with
these speks. Thar was @ place in old
Virginny called Port Republik, but Mr..
Rebel General Stonewall Jackson wiped
cut its contents generally in 1868, and |
haven't sinse heard of it in Northern lit
erature. / have heard of skrub consarn
over about Washington they call Re
publik, but, snr, it are likely to prove the
erandest imposture that ever existed on
3 continent of freedom. I suppose, sur,
it are to be moved to Boston or the infer
nal regions in a few days and / want
nuthin to do. with it. Exkuse me, sur,
but I nust-insist on bein respektably dis
charged.
I took my seat amid the most profoun-
,dest and tumnlt silence ever seed, and
Mr.. Gibson remarked that he woudent
impose the Republick on NO respectable
moi mon asgin his wishes. He then transterd
me to the Finants Committee, and sed he
hoped we would take immediate action,
for the State had no money, as well as
himself, and board was high and eat
seteras frequent. This may not hav been
his exaktual langwidgo, but is anglin to-
ward it. how'd my head and said '.Ditto,
exsep @ that I don't eat seteras." Forth
with 1 telegrafd varyous gentlemen for a
temporary loan, but they wouldent lend a
dollar until Mr.. Jenkins wer norgorated
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Rtuer anlealaenre.


Business on the landing yesterday was some.
what bet er than on Monday. The Grey Eagle and
Lady Gay had fine trips, The I. D. Hue, for RED
River, lett with a slim trip.
The wea' her continues hot and facilitating; so
much so that il h Impossible 70 70 on the egee
except early in the morning and the latter part OF
the evening,
MsFelufn our thanks for iayors 10 the officers
aud I4sfsurrhe,
BY telegrsIa 70 Mr.. John A. Stevenson, we
learn that the ". II. oaboIn rem 81. Lonis
passed Memphis on he s0th. she WI arrive here
to-morrow, aad leave on her return uip on Friday
next.
The Mite Stephens lett Shreveport yesterday
Tor Ihia peEt, as We Learn BY telegram 10 Measis
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Receipts OF Produce Yesterday.
ST LOUIS-steamer Mississippi-2s csks bacon
~ bbls -four Huntington Bros--4 esks bacon 10 ties
bacon 200 SKIS corn Forcheimer Bros-200 bxs soap
McFarlan. Straight &co-27 bxs tobacco Rucker &
Erskine-1s pkgs do Mayer Bros-500 bXs candles
J Ayet2 tcs bacon 10 ties lard so bbls potatoes to
C r Lauman-79 bxs'candy Woods, Matthews eco
rs do f Wittng-l0 bales hops h I Heirecker-
1853 bbls pork zoo bbls flour Keep & Caulfeld-3O
bbs pork Grief & Byrnes-2 bxs cabbage Lacey,
Terry &co--l hid crates and bxs cabbage ESQ
SKIS oats $50 SKIS corn bxs eggs 244 bbls potatoes
Dorman Bruno-ll crates cabbage bXs do 1874
bbls potatoes to Miller & Meyer-333 SKIS oats 433
SKIS bran 2437 SKIS corn $40 bbls potatoes Geo Mar
tn-4O SKIS oats 30 SKIS bran 40 SKIS So bales of
hay Blakemore, Woodbridge &co 300sks bran 626
bbls -four H Oglesby &co-l43 bbls potatoes 272
SKIS corn SO SKIS bran Cass & Dowling-133l SKIS of
corn IL bbls onions ll2 bbls potatoes 100 SKIS pota
toes Stanard g. Slaybaek-l50 SKIS oorn P Cobb
&eo-3 bbls eggs p s DuSouchet &co-4 hbls ap-
pies King Bros-l2 bbls potatoes 10 bbls onions to
+ @ Mahan-247 bbls potatoes F DelBondio-l00
do Jno Moore-60 do w Byrne--50 do Barnes
& Rilling-lO0 do Clarke &co-50 do w J Brennan
208 bbls -four H Brenan-50 do E q Messenger
co-2sl by Won Phul jr 100000 8 NJ Barton eco
300 II Kennedy &co-2 Mitchell & Taylor-335
Hamilton & Dunniea-78 Huntington Bros-225 do
Prudhomme & Elliott-288 do Kehlor & Updike-3
pkgs mdse TO Lacey, Terry &co-1 case saws 10
Branch, Crookes &co-l bbl -four Dennis Il Lewis
bxs mdse Stewart Bros-1 coop chickens Ethel
d Thomas-49 bxs glassware l csk lard cases Of
varnish Dbl lampblack bXs mdse Binnott IL Ad-
ams-S bxs mdse Battle, Noble &co-l do to a J
Bruce-sundries to order
BAYOU sARA-steamer Lafourche-ll bales
cotton Bruhn q Waldkirck-7 do Kahn & Ader-6
n Lonsdale-S do Rosser, Prothro &co-2 do to
Longstreet, Owen Gco-l Fl Gruble-12 bales Of
moss SCHMIDT & Zegler-2 Maspero-9 do and
bale wool to a Goldschmidt- sundries to order.
Total 80 bales cotton.
WASHINGTON Steiner Irene-10 bales cotton
to order AZ hides 4 bags wool A F Dunbar-l bag
wool, % hides l fkns butter and sundries to E
Couret-74 head cattle / pkg sundries to order.
Total IL bales cotton.
ST LOUIS Steamer Prairie state=l44 bbls
potatoes Woods, Matthews &oo-3 bales cotton 4
pkgs mdse Dean, A D. Gas-sundries to order