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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

John Robinson never yet started any-
thing in the Ulfeus lihe That did not pos
sess more than usual novelties. We saw
his polite and afable agent yesterday,
gives ue the assurance that
tic Company win be here on Friday next,
tic 10th, in full force. The coordination Is
a very rare one, and will afford rich treat
TO Mlwhoare disposed tp Hdriye dullcare
awayFi hHliN &4iNhM aNb ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

BotRbiSd.--A small family can be- ac-
commodatcd with board, and one or two
unflirnlshcd rooms, at No. 20 Fourth street
IL application is made soon.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

It Is particularly suited II viii in "a short time.
bring on the monthly period Of regularity
Each bottle, price Ono Dollar, boars the Govern
ment stamp Of Great Britain to prevent coun-
tgrfeits
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Removal.

N1EFF& BENNETT, Mann facturers ARd Whole
~ sale aud Retail dealers In Stoves, Hollow
ware. Neo have eTemOyed their SalesTOOn from 2lO
Third street ~ the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown n Irwin, IN the corner OF First street and
the Canal, where they will be pleased 10 zoe their
friends and all who may bc ID want OF nrst class
dookmg and Heating Stoves.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
Dissolution,

......... ...... IllhAOIutIOns
nSHE co-partnephip heretofore existing uudeF
tho style and arm name OF Nen, Bennet 4 Co,
was dissolved on the 10th Inst Nen 4 Bennett hay-
ing purchased the interest 81 Mr. Eels. Either
partner WIN ase tile name of the 1rn IN liquida-
tioh. HENRY NEFF
t| gr MILTON BENNEF,
iyiqdawtf MARCUS EELLs. Ht
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

G7g~ Womcn's kid Shoes at Goodmms at
seventy five cents.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

aS- Best OF rcady-madc Clothing at
slernlhagef's Third street, next door west
of Post Onicc. . r,.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
OF CATARRH.
aY DocToR FosTER,l II
NOW PRAcrIcING AT THE
PHILLIPS HOUSE, DAYTON.

CATARRH Is disease of the mucous MEM
brane OF the nasal passages and those cavi-
ties of the head communicating with them.
Insignificant as It appcarsin its first stages,
II u apt In its progress to become lnFtru-
mental In causing the loss of impairmeht
Of smcn, taste, hearing, and sight. aud In
creating serious constitutional derange-
ments, not unfrequently terminating in
consumption.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of SiT j. Clarke NJ
y, PgstcmR Extraordinary 10 The Queen,
fhs Invaluable medicine II unfalng in the cure
Of all those painful and slangerOHs diseases to
which the female constitution is subject It mod
crates all excess aud remoYOs all ohstTuctions
relied on. M r. 10 ..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

WANTED = Ilnnediately, l40 head OF
Horses and Mares, at McGowen & Fry.
Stable, Foarth street, Dayton, for whicl
the highest price will be paid.
oelld3 w. PHuLIPs.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

Boys AND YoUTH's CLoTHNG.-An en-
tire new apartment the best in the city
just received by Lebenshurger & Son, No.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

aH.. #.H . a. 4. rthr IA EraHH
LHTCallat Stcrhbergcr's, No. 205 Third
s1reet--next door to Post Office, and ex-
anime his splendid stock OF Chinchilla
Beaver, of all colors, for ovcrcoats.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

.AccIDENT---A small boy, whose parents
reside on Brown street, wasrun over by an
express wagon this morning, while play
ing on Fifth street. He had TO be carried
home, and DR.. Webster was called In to at
tend to his case. He found that his in
juries were not of a serious nature THIS
is another warning to little boys to keep
of the streets, aud also to express drivers
to seq that they donot render themselves
liable to careless driving
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

- Election returns say that Schwarz
sells the cheapest andnicest tmade up Cloth
ing in Dayton, ut los Main street, sign of
the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

CB Ladies', do You wantnice Dress Trim
mings and English Merinos, Alapacas,
Mohalrs, Wool Delaines, Empress Cloth,
Scotch Plaids, Opera Cloth or Prints? Go
to Snavely q Elliotts' No. 2i0IS, East Fifth
street. near Wayne. .....a 2td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

rUr-uaiBA lnlsEa,l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

Gs3 The best place to buy superior brown
and bleaehed Muslins, wool ndcottonF Lam
nelsSatnets, Jeans and eassimeres and fleece
lined Hose, Shawlsfands Balmorai skirts Is
at Snavely & EIliotts' No. 2l0I5 Fifth
street. INV jV j 2td
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

BALLOON ASCENSION AND FIRE WORKS.
Letitbe horne in mind that Prof. Steiner
will make two grand balloon ascenslons Of
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. De-
tobcr 18th and 18th during the State Fair
from Pavilion on Main street, near the
wire bridge. Also that Prof Diehl will
give grand exhibition of Fire Works on
the above named evenings. Sec advertise
mont and programmes. ..u
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

DAMAGED WALL PAPFRs.--A large lot of
papers slightly damaged by the late flood
can be bought very cheap at Van Ausdal,
Harnan s. Co, ~ Main street Dayton,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

Gw~ Women's fine sewed Balmorals at
at 81 90.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-13

E0Odman's at 81 W.
EXmBrrIoN. The grandest exhbition on
Main street win be found, during our State
and County Fairs, at the popular Eagle
Clothing store. Friend sclwarz is making
immense preparationsto meet tile eXpecta-
tibus of his numerous friends and custom
ers, and sell them cheaper and nicer made
up clothing than ever he kept before-all
plncc--No. lis Main street, sign of the
Golden Eagle. No two prices asked. s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, May "a, 1h66.

q. LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, may "a, 1A66.
yEssyIs UNDER 100 ToNs. AND srEAKxRe ooAsrrNa
1T WITHIN THE srArn ExcEPrXp.
.- ...5F STEAMSHIPS.
Quaker CITY, l14s tons, West at Adgers wharves for
Now York. loading. .........."...... .haYenei oo
SHIPS.
Hudson 11So tons Potter at Atlantic wharyes for Liv
erpool, loading. willis Chisolm
BARKS.
Mary Br) 800 tons, Macomber, at Adger's wharves,
from =, waiting. Master
Ez (Br! $40 tons Bradshaw. OF vanderhorsts wharf
oroS aoF sOr sSSrSS ss snscn at Kcir wharf
Liverpool, loading. Marshall, Beach Co.
Architect tons. Rosewarne, at Marshas wharf
n.:S s1 sas
for Liverpool. loading Street BIOS 800 CO.
Frank Marion e1s TONS purrinst0n IN Assley HSss
Apae @ ausrdiene Dr. 1ss tons. Btou. at Kerrs wharf
from Havana. 70 be repaired. ...J Rnslow Co.
Harriet 76i tons, Haesloop at Brown Cos wharvss
from New York, waiting. :..,....d hopiey oo
BRres
wickopee Br s51 tons, Leland at vanderhorss wharf
Lone eUs Star fg' Br Curtis at Gas wharf from Ly
spS M sons at Atlantic
Chimborazo 1871 tons, Batch, at Fairchds wharf for
Fall River. Maas. loading. :. Street Bros CO.
Hazard 277 tons, Oonrel, ut Central wharves, nom
Boston diBchhrBtng. Maoter'
Albert Adams i64 tons, Ayres. at Brown Cos whvs
from New York, disoharging. 80. It Topper Sons
Ring tons, Scott ct Atlantic wharves, for Bal
timore, to be repaired. Master
SCHOONERS.
wide World, 16o tons, Hildreth In Ashley River for
New York, ready. ......M hoach.
Daniel Britain, 2b9 TONS Springer In Ashley River for
Providence, ready. n Baker 70
Jonas Sparks lS6 TOMS Crowther, IN Ashley Rver for
Raltimore ready Street Bros & Co.
Arlington 2l6 tons, Halsey at E wharf, for
New York. loading. .......... .Shaokelford Fraser
VIM Allen (smasted) S32 tons Cranmer at Commercial
wharyes, from Washington, G, discharglng. ......
,.,,...,............... ..............UB 3 Master
Damon tons, johnson, at Central wharveR. from
Boston. dschargng. Iiastcr
A bentley, = TONS williams, at Atlantic wharves
from Baltimore, discharging. .....Willis Chisolm
Moonlight = tons, Stutes at Central wharyes. from
Roston dscharonp p...........,., Master
Wenouah, tons Tall, at Brown Co.'S wharves. from
Baltimore discharHIng. Street Bros Co.
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Total exports. ......4s42 s4oss 27e6

.s+ocN nm hand and on shipboard..... 69& 8o16 900
RICE-We learn Of no receipts during the week.
ose of the stock hero been sold TO Dealers and
" be kent for looa consumption. Prices remain with.
ont change say ll@l2o Z, b for Clean Carolina.
q NAVAL STOBES.-Reoeipts since Last report have
bean Hight oomprising 4os bbls RoE.n all grades Ono
lot of Extra Pale sold at $40; Pale, $s No. $3.50; No.
z 81; Low No. 8, S2bo-an per 2so lbs. to the bpi'
Receipts of Spirits Turpentne 126 bbs. part Of which,
early In the week. In New York bbls. sold at &c., the
balance Ssc per gallon In good packages OF Crude $50
bbls were reosvod. and Virgin brought $6; Yellow Dip
ss-an per bbl Of $50 Ips. No sales Of Tar.
HAY-The arrivals Of the week consist OF about TOO
bales Eastern and 500 bses North River. The former
was sold to arivo time since. and part Of the lat
ter has been disposed of ct $l.so per hundred Tho
1ns,kst continues dull. with good stock and limited
demand. We quote Eorth Riyer Sl.So to sl4o' East
ern, nominal.
CoRN.-The srtiole continues to arrive freely, and
the receipts OF the week 1000 BUSHELS mostly
from BALTIMORE We Of the following sales: 1900
oushels of White Maryland In bu at $l10 per bushe
weight 1000 bushels White Maryland at s122 to sl2S
mar bushel weight bags included; 2l00 bushels White,
bsos iuclu led measure; 1ll9 bushels White at
s1a1. weight bags included; 1000 bushels Yellow at
81 or DER bushe measure without bags. Prices are
!
OATS-The market Ia fully supplied, and the demand
for this grain is limited The asking price in large guam
tides Is go to 65c per bushe and in retail way about
zoe. per b1shel
FLoUR-The receipts continue light with limited
demand We learn Of sales Of Super Flour at 50 per
bbl Other grades nominal
BAOON.-The advance In Northern markets has put
M the views OF oders here and We report su 1ur
thsr enhancement ofproes during the week. Shoulders
arc selling at l5Ko. to 16Ho per pound, as In quahy'
sad Ribbed Sides from 1sc to 1sc. per pound. some
holders are asking higher rates. The arket s strong
with . disposition to advance. Stock fair.
LUMBER.-There is an ample supply OF the oommen
Qualities of Pine Timber, but only limited STOCK Oh
prime. Common qualities are selling from s7.oo to
$1,000 per NJ. Good $500 to $17.oo; Prime $500 10
S2s0e; Steamsawe Lumber continues TO decline, and
nay be quoted from $4,000 per II. to $4,000. as IN
quality.
HALT-we learn - no transactions at wholesale-the
only movement IL In retail way at $L6o to SLIGO per
saok for Common Lverpoo The market IL heavily sup
piled.
TRNaETS-1o Liverpool srs duh. but the rate is un-
.eaaneed cay va 10 slsd for Upland and Id. for Sea
Island 10 HGyre-No vessel % the berth. ooasswiss
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Passengers.

Per steamship Emily souder. for New York
Wright E stoppler, Fedmsn. Miss Z Henry.
Budd, 6ackus, g Grayson. A Stephens, Mrs A
Stephens, Miss Locke, Mrs Robbins, Mrs Getty and
maid, Peterman, Marx, o Cook, Lyous. H
Mathews Stackley A Cowsn, Lieut. a Blanchard, Mrs
Blanchard. sprague, Prngle, U1bridge, Mrs
trxbri ge Owens. A oiany. Mrs MoLany and chill
dren, G W hsstedt and family, His. Williams, Mrs
Tracey, Miss Getty Miss Orphal and 2S steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown, O.
Weaton, b wetmfr- Erving, Outhbert Ben
Jamip, Mi uon Mrs q Nesbit, P. q Fitzsimona. D
B smith Master q Fitzsmons. MissAston, g Aston,
Beach. Miss Ralsy. Mrs Ralsy. Miss Alston, and
IS In steerage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS...MAY 25, 1865.

American securities owing to the rr-vi ing strust.
q. 8. fve-twenties are nominally 60@65.
The Bank has raised s rate OF discount to per cent
THE LATEST
| LIVERPOOL, May 12-Evening CorToN.-The sales
to-day were 10000 bales, including bOGa speculatora
and exporters. The market is frm-r. and prices I'd
higher. Middling Uplands about 12h@liXc.
: BnEADsTUFPs quiet and firm. p.
PROVISIONS dull and tending downward
LONDON, May 12-P. M.-0onsols for money $3.50
ssH o. 6-20s, 64@66; nincis Central shares 76@7s;
Erie shares 44@46
The bank rate was to-day advanced to 10 per cent
There was better feeling and general improve mt
In most securities to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25

for Shoulders 1876 for Sides, 29c for Hams uncovered
and "a to 25c for fancy brands Western canvased LARD
-jobbing at 22c Western nothing doing in Baltimore
refined. held nominaly at 2&c per lb.
SUoAR.The only sale reported to-day was It's oo1es
Cuba e1Josephtne OF 10H to i2c-on1y 9l2o boxes ~
r sALT-We quote with fair jobbing demand. Liver;
pool ground alum ct TO to 81 IS; Marshalps ana
Worthington's fne g 10 to s3 Is; other brands less
kno IS to So per sack Turks Island we still quote
a 600 per bushel for lots from store but the market s
quite bare. =.
improvement; we quote at s5 to 50 80 forg good
country lots.
wH1sxKY-very little stock In the hands Of dealers;
quote small lots Of Western at 50 q per gallon
marke, closed firm.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
New Orleans Market.

Stock on hand .lo4 10?
The oearanoes comprise 1S bales for Vera Cruz 142
for New York. 1871 for Havre, and 5l9 for Boston.
SUGAR AHD MoLAssxs-There have not been any re-
ceipts siuce ytstrruAy The market is well supplied,
however with both the foreign and domestic produo.
uon spd Is very dali. lot OF 81 hhds yellow clarified
Louisians Sugar sold at 16Hc. 2 b. small retail
buEiness DOING at 1213o for common to fsr louisiana
l4X@l&xc for fully fair; l6@16Kc. for primo; l61c.
yellow clarified 16xo. for white Cuba Sugar La retail
Ing al 12x@l2xo Tor No. H. 13@14o for No. IA, and
lEc for No. 16 The market for MoAsees remains st
stand s and In the total absence OF for nearly
fortnight We arc compelled 10 omit all quotations.
1onAooo-ContinueS in demand for export There
has been considerable looking around and the sales
yesterday and to-day eubraoed about 200 hhdB, at
nrioea Wall mn TO the folio wing auntatiopa:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
rHE CHARLESTON mAKKET.

ypoR TIE WEEK ENDING rHURsDAY EVENING, NAY 2A.I
REMARKs-For several weeks the sws from Europe
has indicated the approach Of great money psnicone
Of those emergencies In the nmerdI world which
bring the srouse.t Hcms to ban kruptcy This crait
has NO doubt teen nuiy produced by the danger OF
war In Germany, and It's gradual extension to al Eu
rope but the great decline in Cotton and other causes
have not been without their influence The last news
by the Cbo hns probably given rs view OF sone oi
the worst features OF the commercially and the
British Government has authorized the Bank TO Sus-
pend the action of the charter. which 10 probably to
permit temporary suspension OF specie payment, the
stringency In money matters there viii cease in vary
short period The extent to which this crias may act
on this country yet TO be Determined In the South
matters have been PROSTATE for long time that 'hey
cannot we'll be worse and the great msss of the people
here will pass through 1t without suffering to any great
extent by its action.
CoTrON.-The demand foe tho staple has been good,
and the market has hsd advancing tendency most OF
the week The trade has also developed now feature
which is the continued advance OF the staple here In
the faoe of . heavy deohne In England The Bria'h
market has been long in the nahit OF debating the
price of the staple. that re naturally look Tor m mere
when the market there &c down. But the matter ess
hn reversed on Il Ia oocason and hope for its con-
HnuancA th9 0eneub Oi INC oottoh 6Ho"oh VA INV
south. whose int4res hss long demanded competitor
10 the English cotton buyer The nrmness OF the New
York market and the demaad from Northern manufsc-
turers whose stock Of 60 Cotton. we leArD Is small
h,s eiyen tho tone TO the market here and has, to
great extent, regulated the price
On Friday last the market remained without change,
ss being disposed Of at 70 20 s1c per b for Low
1f,ddlino 10 s,ddrg Cotton. On Saturday there was
an improved inquSy. and mo,s Of tho Cotton offered
found ready purchasers N improved iases. most
~ ths sane advancing during tns day to To- per lb,
snd the saes amounting 20 shout three hundred oses'
Strict Middlipg Cotton bringing $50 per H.. Vn mon
sy 100 bales changed hands but the market was
uar and prices unsettled as TO prevsnt reliable quo
saons but the trans ,otons indicated decided upward
tendency Tn tho value Of the staple On Tuesday prices
continued to 60 up and riot Midding IVES sold Of seo
srbha opersssons ofthe day extending to about 100
bales On Wednesday $50 bales were disposed o. striot
MiddlIug Cotton In some bringing Ste per h.
Yesterday the ar.st continued buoyAnt and upward,
with sales OF zoe bales mostly OF the Ion0r grades
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 23.-CoTToN.-No demand. In thu
absence Of buyers the market is firm. There being nC
sales quotations cannot be given.
GoLD-Advsncng, Brokers buying at 1SO@1S1, and
selling at l32@l33.
sn1En-BrOkers buying at l22 and selling at 126.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
Into Foreign Markets.

LryERpooL May PA. M.-CoTToN-The Brokers
Circular reports he sales of cotton Tor the weok at
bales which S50U we're to spectators and 400 to
exporters Tho market has been very dull and prices
declined to Id for Ar erican and u TO I'd for other
descrlpo The autno ized qu0ttions are Fair Or
leans 16 =; mddling do l3Hd; fair Mobiles lodi mid
ding do fair upiands 14zd: mlddng no l21d The
sales On Friday only 50UO bales the market closing
dull aud weak. owing to the financial anc, Tho failure
rf Uver.nd Gurney Co. and the further advance ot
the bank rate TO per cent.
The stock i'll port Is estimated ut 870 600 bales, OF
which 3G8. .00n American
STATE OF TRADE-The Manchester market is unset
tied There transactions yesterday, - conee
uuence of the financial panic.
BREApsruFFs-Have an advancing tendency, but close
quiet Richardson Spence Co., and others, rep rt
flour quiet and rn at adeance of Cd to Is per Sack
ON the week; wheat firm at an advan;e OF Sd; winter
red los Sd to los 9d corn frmer and Is higher mixed
29s 0d to sos Sd.
PRovIs1oNs-Hsve q downward tendency. Messrs.
Bglaud, Athya Co., and Bruce McAulif. report beef
very dull and still declining; pork still declining; bacon
easier lower; butter scarce; lard rmer sales at
7Os; tallow tends downward
PRODUCE The brokers' circular reports ashes small
sRles and prices tending downward sngar quiet and
steady coffee inactiye rice quiet the tendency down.
ward nnseed easier llnseed oil quiet and steady spirits
turpeutiue quiet 1885, petroleum fat at % for refined
and E II los T IT crude.
LONDON MARkErs-BarIngs' circular reports:-
Wheat tends upward and prices are Is to s higher iron
quiet at f6 los to f6 los for rails and bars and 56sd
for Scotch Pig sugar very dull and prices easter coffee
dull and ls6d to 2s lower quiet and rm tea quiet
spirits turpentine tending downwards Petroleum
quiet at 2s3d 2s2kd for reaned taow dull and un-
chan ged Lseed oil active for export to America sales
at 38s to S86d; Engs tin advanced g. to rs.
LonDoN MONEY MARKET-OonsoIs cloSed on Friday
at 8as5X for Money. U. 8. fve.twenties 64@66 ILL.,
moi Central shares 74@76; Erie shares 43645
The bullion In the BANK has decreased S353. ono.
Baring's circular Says there Is nothing doing In
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
@ / F 7
BOOK STORE,
No. 1913 King-street.

r 1BERA1 AND POPULAR METHOD TO INSURE
L 4 the rapid sale Of NEW AND STANDARD b0Ohfs
Including works of Fiction; tlse, Prayer Books Btnee
HYMN Books, Backgammon Boards. Writing Deskss
Photograph Albums, Portfolios, Gard Pictures, &c. M
our books are In new and substantial bindings car@u
and sold at their List prices $25oO worth OF Gifts DIS
tributed with every $4,000 worth Of Goods dins
varying In value from 25c to $780, given Win eacn
article sold.
We wish 1t distinctly understood that we have mono
OF the Brass Jewelry-our Gifts are useful articles
The anest assortment Of photographs ever eIhpited
In this city will be found here.
The Calculating Library, well known to the cin
zens Of this city, has received large addition OF no"
Books by tho most popular authors ,
initials gtamped Note Paper and Envelopes Will
ont extra charge.
The public respectfully solicited TO give us uiai'
and satisfy themselves. lmo MAy 70
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-25
Consignees per south Carolina Railroad
May "a.

May "a.
874 bales Cotton Al bales Mdze 14s bbs Naval stores
222 bundles Paper bbs Flour "a bags Gran IL cars
Lumber, Furniture, and Sundries. To Marshall, j q
Graver, " W smith, G Clark Co, Dawson.
Davis, Laurey Alexander. W Cummings. W G Will
don, Bart Drake q Rodgers 90, " Pressner.
Lebby, Cesgrove, Willis chisolm, Adams. Frost
Co. W Heriot McLeish, W Roach, O Proleau, G
Connor, q Hoilbeck Cantwell Co, D Paul 90. A
Bros Williams, j N Caldwell & sons J B E Sloan.
H Cobia Co, ] witte, Getty Co. Walker. g W
Williams Co. @ Averill & Son. King Co, o
Noise, Mrs II Raven, Whaley. Fraser Co, J A
Gurley Il Jefers Co. Mulkai, Jervey, Ban
croft 4 Adger, AS Johnston, u jennings Hacker,
yelling, L Bunch Son, Wharton Petsch.