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Proceedings Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, May 18th.-SENATE.-Mr.
Sumner presented petition from colored
citizens asking that the second clause of the
pending constitutional amendment be strick-
en- out, and one substituted for it, declaring
that no Congressman from the South be al
lowed to sit in the House of Representatives
who is not chosen by at least half of the loyal
men of his district, without regard to color.
Ordered to be printed
Mr.. Sumner also presented petition for
the trial of Jefferson Davis by court martial,
and remarked, in connection: "In present
ing this petition express no opinion on it,
but now, that the subject is before us, I will
add, that the trial of Jefferson Davis, at the
present time, by jury in Richmond, will be
one of those great comedies which hereafter
will excite the derision of the world" The
petition was referred to the Military COM
mittee
The Senate receded from its amendment to
the bill authorizing two annual terms of the
Circuit Court in the District of Virginia, to
commence the first Monday in May and No
vember, and changing the place from Nor
folk to Richmond. This action of the Ser
ate restores the authority of the Chief JUS
tice to hold special terms of the court. The
hill having thus passed both Houses, awaits
the Presidents signature.
HousE.-The Military committee reported
a bill equalizing the bounties of soldiers, sail
ors and marines, giving them at the rate of
one hundred dollars per year from April,
1861, to April, 1855.
The remainder of the session was con-
sumed in considering the Tax bill.
Washington Items.
We take the following from the Washing
ton correspondence of the n Y. Times, of
the 10Th instant:
The proposed amendment to the Con-
stitution offered by Mr.. Stevens providing
an export duty of five per cent on cotton,
was considered this morning by the House
Judiciary Committee, and resulted in tie
vote-three to three. Had the other men,
bers of the committee been present, it is un-
stood that Mr.. Stevens amendment would
have been agreed to by the committee.
Episcopal Council.
ALEXANDRIA, May 18.-The Episcopal
Convention to-day adopted by vote of 90
against 18, a preamble and resolution that
the Diocese of Virginia do now resume its
former ecclesiastical relations as Diocese,
in connection with the General Convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
| United States
Radical Meeting in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-A large meeting of
the unconditional Union men is being held
tonight in advocacy of the reconstruction
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NORTH.CAROLIN
IN GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
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Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
1856.
William T. Stem, admir- of
Mary Stem, deceased.
u.s. Petition to make real
William R. Gooch and estate assets.
Martha his wife, Robert
j. Stem, and Others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Richard N. Stem, one of the defendants in
this cause, resides beyond the limits of this State
1t is therefore, on motion. ordered by the Court,
that advertisement be made for six weeks success
sively, in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said
that unless he appears at the next term of this
Court and answer the petition, the same will be
taken pro contssso, and the land ordered to be
sold.
Witness, Augustine Landis, Clerk of our said
Court, at office in Oxford, the first Monday in
May, 1856.
may 2l-w6w. ($1O) A. Lands, C. C. C..
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HIPS Hair Dye so Cents.-Black or
Brown. Instantaneous, beautiful, durable, re-
liable. The best and cheapest in use. Depot
No. 66 John Street, New York. Sold by all Drug,
Patent Medicine, Periumery and Fancy Goods
stores everywhere.
March 13, 1s66-1y.
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Itch! Itch! Scratch!! Scratch ~
Wheaton's Ointment will cure the Itch in forty
eight hours. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers,
Chilblains, and all eruptions of the Skin. Price
so cts. For sale by all Druggists
By sending 80 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, ITO Washington street, Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded by mail, free Of post
age, to any part of the United States.
P. F. PESCUD, Agent,
sept 21-1y Raleigh, N.C.
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-Timid people are now defined to be-a
lover about to pop the question, man who
does not like to be shot, and steamboat cap
tain with cholera case on board.
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Markets.

New YORK, May 21-Cotton is firm at
S64@3e4 Gold 13O5@139
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Wewill give prompt attention to orders for the
above celebrated Gins from any part Of the State.
The price is five dollars t$5) per Saw at the Fac
tory, and five dollars for each Gin will only be
charged to purchasers for transportation to this
point. DEROSSET & CO.
Wilmington, May /, 1886. 2o-w&twlw2m.
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CHALYBEATE SPRING.
WATsON's PHOTOGRAPH
wv e.gl.ar GALLERY,
RALEIGH. N, g.

PHOTOGRAPHS LARGE AND SMALL,
plain an. colored, Ferreotypes, Ambrotypes,
Carte De visites; also, that new and beautiful
IN the very best style of the art. / am also pre-
pared to make Photographs views buildings, &C.,
at short notice. A call Is solicited
may %, 1893 6-28-1y J. W. WATSON.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & co.
Garner Of Wall and Naecsw Ctc Nn,- W.,

corner OF wall and Nassau Sts., New York.
In connection with our houses in Philadelpb;,
and Washington, we have opened NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location, and offer our services
to Banks, Bankers, and Investors for the transac.
tion Of their business in this city, including pur
chases and sales of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
STOCKS, BONDS, AND GOLD. We arr constantly
represented at the Stock Exchange and Gold
Board, where orders sent us are promptly filed
We keep on hand full supply of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ySsUrS
buying and selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. JAY COOKE & co.
may IL 23-tw&w1y
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Samuel P. Forsythe
:.

Mary Forsythe
Duncan Forsythe,
and others,
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Redman Forsythe and Miranda Taylor, two
of the defendants in this cause, reside beyond the
limits of this State 1t is, therefore, on motion,
ordered by the Court, that advertisement be made
for six weeks, successfully, in the Raleigh
Standard, notifying the said defendants of the i'll
Ing of this petition, and that unless they appear
at the next term. of the Court, and answer the
petition, the same will be taken pro contesso and
heard er pa,te as to them.
Witness, Augustine Landis. Clerk of said Court,
at office in Oxford the first Monday of May, 1866
may 2l-w6w (S1O) A. Lands, Clerk.
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I
Newspapers from one end Of the coun-
try to the other, villifed him, and their
editors at the same, time were holding
public office. They were now keeping
out loyal APPLICANTS from the Souh; they
are pursuing the exact policy which Mr..
Lincoln said would distract and unhar-
monize their friends in the South. What
right would they have to appeal to the
South for assistance in case of difficulty
with France or Austria ? This Mexican
complication will have to be settled and
our own differences should be settledfirst
The Committee on Reconstruction have
brought in plan which is not recon-
struction. but obstruction. The people
want peace, and are resolved to have 1T.
e THE TAX ON CoTToN.-Referring to
paragraph in this paper on yesterday
in regard to the tax upon cotton, gen
tleman has said to us that the tax would
not ultimately come out OF the pockets
of the planter, but out of, those OF the
consumer, and therefore would not in
lure the former. This would be the
true view of the case if no cotton were
raised outside of the southern States,
and if all persons who raise cotton could
be made to pay the tax. But under the
circumstances which actually exist, the
planter will be very much injured by
the tax. He has to compete with the
planters in other cotton countries, and
the tax of five cents per pound levied
here is protection to these competitors
to that extent. Moreover, the increase
of price caused by the tax diminishes
consumption, and diminished consump-
ton, in its reaction, brings down prices.
Besides these results, there are thou
sands of men who will manage to buy
cotton tax free and never pay the tax.
They will compete with the honest plant
er, and they, too, assist in reducing his
net profits. The tax, too, will stimulate
production outside of the United States;
while if there were no tax the Southern
planters could soon monopolize the mar
kets ofthe world. With the same chance
they had before the war, they would
soon distance all competitors /; but with
so heavy tax bearing upon them they
will not be able even to "hold their
own"
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Office n. c. 3. 3. Co., Eng. and Supt's. Office,
Com.panys Shops, May 19, 1866.
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This Pleasant and HeaIthfuI Resort.

No trouble or expense will be spared to render
his patrons comfortable and satisfied
Tne grounds are elegantly laid of, and the bull
dings are enlarged and improved
He will have
Ice, Milk, Vegetables,
and all the subetantias and delcacies of the table
in profusion. ft
The bar will be supplied with the finest liquors,
and billiard saloon and bowling alley, for
amusement and exercise, will be at the disposal
of visitors.
THE MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
of the Sulphur Water have been amply tested
during many years by O large number Of visitors,
and its beneficial results strikingly displayed in
the cure or relief Of
Dyspepsia, Affections Of the Liver, Jaundise,
Diseases Of tie Skin, Sc.
Another Spring has been discovered in the
vicinity of the establishment, an accurate seien-
tifc Analysis Of which [given belowl proves that
it is valuable Chalybeate II is u mild and
gentle tonic, and in the opinion of the physicians
who have examined it, and witnessed its effects in
some cases during several seasons, must prove
beneficial in Atomic Dyspepsia CnlorOsis, Uterine
Neyvoms axd Ntaralgie Affections connected ,uih
Debility and Of especial service to persons living
in malariOus regions OF country, whose blood has
been robbed Of its normal proportion of iron BY
repeated attacks Of malarial fevers.
Persons travelling on the Raleigh and Gaston
Railroad will always find line of Stages, under
the management OF Mr.. Granger, ready for their
accommodation, at Warrenton Depot. There will
be daily mail from Warrenton 10 the Springs.
sT .is3l-s j. H. HOPE.
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NORTH.CAROLINA,l |

NORTH.CAROLIN
In GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
1866
Daniel Stone, Admir-. of
Henry W. Stone, decd, Petition to make real al
William 59lnn stone, ST, e, Thomas The Of adm'r.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that William Stone, one of the defendants in this
case, resides beyond the limits of this State: 1t is,
therefore, on motion, ordered by the Court that
advertisement be made for six weeks successively
in the Raleigh Standard, notifying the said VIM.
Stone of the filing of this petition and that unless
he appears at the next term of this Court and
answer the petition the same will be taken pro
conesso as to him. and the land ordered to be Sold
Witness, Augustine Landis, Clerk OF said Court,
at Office in Oxford, the first Mondayin May, 1886.
may 2l-w6w. ($10.) A. Lands, C. G. c.
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The New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Flour declined 100
is cents. Southern $10.66@$16.75. Wheat
declined ut 2@3 cents. Corn declined 10
2 cents. Beef steady. Pork and Lard firm.
Whisky dull. Cotton firm-salcs of 1900
bales at 36 cents. Sugar and Naval stores
quiet. Gold 1870.
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WARREN, N. G.
WHITE SULPHUR
CUAVVREATE SpRVNNc

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE SATIS-
+! i FACTION Of announcing to the public, that
they will be opened for the reception of visitors
on the first day Of ] me ensuing. -s
His arrangements are of that complete and ex-
tensive character, that he will be able TO accom-
modate . large number of guests and to offer
greater attractions than usual to those who may
visit
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Suspension Of Freedmen Courts.

The Superintendents of the Freedmens
Bureau in the State of Virginia have been
directed to adjourn the freedmen's courts
until further orders. The cases, the trial of
which have been begun in these courts will
be adjudicated, but no new cases will be
heard. fa.sr
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

2S-tjune1.
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Washington Items.
Episcopal Council.

ALEXANDRIA, May 18.-The Episcopal
Convention to-day adopted by vote of 90
against 18, a preamble and resolution that
the Diocese of Virginia do now resume its
former ecclesiastical relations as a, Diocese,
in connection with the General Convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
United States
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Radical Meeting in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 1s.-A large meeting of
the unconditional Union men is being held
tonight in advocacy of the reconstruction
measures of Congress and the maintenance of
the Maryland registry law. .s
Speaker Colfax sent letter expressing
his views on the subject.
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DWARD WHEELER & CO.
NORTH.CAROLINA, |
IN GRANVILLE COUNTY.
Mary Forsythe

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, M
1S6h
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NToRTH.CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE

April "a, 1866
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nov ss-sm Props. Exclusive AGENTS, N. 7.
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Arrivals It the Prlnolpal Hotela,

ST. CHARLES HOTEL E Harrison, Wash
Hendle Alexandria; D S Foodloe, G A Neafus,
w O Lea, La; VIM NJ r Lee, Miss N Lee, Gin
tom La; L Harris, Miss Hunter, Miss Weeks,
st Marys parish; S Stapleton, B R Splane, j C
Baker, Z S Wilson, S NJ Williams, H G Brook
ing, q NJ True, Texas; c Dunn, Helena, Ark;
D Scott, Pttsburg; ] G Creekenford, Yer
mont; f Allen, st Louis; II Macdonald, S Il
Slater, La; VIM Read, Iberville,
4 CITY H0TEL-W P Faust, Liberty, Miss; P 7
Moran, Canton, Miss; a NJ Holmes, Yagoo City; s
Dennison and family Miss; NJ Watson, Shreveport
La; McFrandle; J Kicks, Nashville; A Miralies
A Winter, La; w H Greene, Brenzie; Capt In
gera and wife, G P Wiggin; A Gurrie, Shreveport
I g Dixon, Selma; J n Hays, Fort Adams; W I
johnson, L Routf, Texas; w A Blevins and family
j P Hayes and wife, Brazos Tex; Mrs Brown, Va
R @ Campbell and family; 1 P Seelye, G Blu
cher; " D Collins, S Hollingsworth, st John.
ST JAMES H0TEL-F Clarke, Texas; w f
Holmet Pensacola; w H Campbell Houston; c
w Norris Terry, Miss; II D B Norris, Amte La
w NJ Bracy, Terry, Miss; H Patton and wife, Miss
Mrs Calhoun and child, f w III Cumming G c
Yeat A I Cake, Shreveport; B W McEachem, !
4 ScEuggs, Tyler, Texas; F N Hicks, Rusk, Texas
r NorYell, Aft Enterprise, Texas: " Kirk Rusk
Texas; B A Phelps, Shreveport; p H Rossen,
p LiadWay and wife, Jackson, Miss; r u Burke
La; Col @ w Wood, NJ J Thompson and family, |
g Cook, Hazlehurst, Miss; ] Smith, Canton; ,
Stewart, Canton; F EJacobs, R Fl Thompson, A
Gellroper, W Gillespie, Miss: H @ Strngfelow
Montgomery; s Spencer. Green county, Ala: j
Gearn New Granada; G G Flowerrell Yicksburg
] 1 kingsbury, Red River Landing; W B Mile
and wife, Montgomery; G w Tripp. Shreveport
Cold N Sutherlin.
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O'Clock for all landings up to Sher.sspor Or, The
Caddo is comfortable packet, and in all that
contributes to the c,JSmfort and convenience of
passengers is ,1l.lst-class. She is saunch, safe
an as neee packet and stands Al in the insurance
ohces. The Caddo leaves positively this evening
at o'clock. Capt. Thornton Jacobs is in com
mand, and Messrs. Tom. Jacobs and Tom. Reeder
are the accomplished and attentive clerks.
LOUISE FOR MoBILE.-This new and fine low
pressure passenger packet, in command Of Capt
named places, from the Lake end of the Pont
| chartrain Railroad. Agent, 1. CHARTS, corner Of
Camp and Common streets.
FRANCES FOR WATERING PLACEs.-This new
low pressure packet, in command of Captain
| Joe Walker, Mr. Samuel F. Green, clerk
leaves to-day on the arrival of the 8 4. NJ trair
of cars, from the lake end of the Pontchartrair
railroad Agent. @. Harris, corner of Camp
| and Common streets.
CAMILLA FOR THE WATERING PLAcEs.-The
new, fast and splendid low pressure passenger
packet leaves the Lake end, on the arrival of the
| A.. N. train Of cars for the above. Capt. w. L
/ Cozzens is in command, and Mr.. John Otway il
the efficient purser.
CUBA FOR RED RIvBR.-Among the other very
excellent and reliable packets leaving this even
ing, the Cuba, Capt. W. I. Boardman commander
and Mr.. A. j. Dye, clerk, desires to have he
claims remembered by shippers and travellers
Her passenger accommodations are not surpassed
by any. She leaves this evening at o'clock.
ALONE FOR %LAFoURCHE.-This regular packe
leaves this evening at o'clock, for the above
and coast landings. Capt. W. H. King is in com
mand, The Alone has a neat and comfortable
cabin, with good freight accommodations. Sh
leaves here regularly every Monday and Thurs
day evening at O'Clock.
GEN. QUITMAN FOR YIcKsBURG AND GREEN
vILLE.-The great passenger packet Gen. Quit
man, Captain j. NJ. White Commanding leaves a
O'Clock this evening for the above and way land
ings. She is as fast as the fastest, and has cabi
which, for capacity, completeness, beauty, com
fort and luxury, has no superior afoat TIL
fame of the great Quitman has travelled far an
wide as a fast passenger packet and she ha
attained a celebrity as safe and reliable steame
Phelps and McCrndell still do the honors Of til
office.
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Imports Yesterdav

INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON-stea
Harlan-6 bales cotton NJ Swenson-l do E Pills
bury-$2O8l So specie Francke & Danneel-$68O
Brenner-Sl70 do G Spor-sl0OO currency
cattle to McQuoid, Mehle &co-sundries to order
and Schneider & zuberber-Davis, Jenkins Geo
J " Price-T obleman & Peters-Copes & Diboll
c Harris-Texas Express COB L Mann Geo
Q Lauman-J Mayer Sons-F Ditzel-Total I
bales cotton
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Lucretia-4l bales cotton to
Battle, Noble &co-30 do Jno 7 Hardie &co-8 do
Wolf Thompson do Kern & Shearer--8 bales
osnaburgs Wallace &co--50 do yarns Marx-309
bdls iron ties to H 7 Bartlett-277 bbls rosin to
NJ ] Smith &co-62 do turpentine Huntington Bros
pkg tobacco s l. Nassits Il Bro-3 pkgs mdse to
Esclava Bros--3 do to w Grace do 0 cotton
cotton
MoBILB-steamer Mary bales cotton Car.
roll, Hoy &co-sundries to order
NEW Y0RK-Steamship Marmion-Astd mdse
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TOWB bAIS.
F. LINE.

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE,wHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoATs:
Achilles, sidewbee Capt BOWEN
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side,wheel, CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side.whee, CAPT LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller, CAPT, WARREN
Wabash, Propeller CAPT MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT. sTURTEvANT.
Wicoeo, Propeller, CAPT FALLETT.
reeumseh, Propeller, CAPT sCHELLENGER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT CooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller CAPT AvERILL
The Achilles having large deck capacity well adapted for
Tightening outside the Bar
The Wabash, Norman and Reliance powerful Steam
Engines, and Pumps capable of throwing lowest speed
$500 galons of water per minute.
The number and known power of these boats demon
srated last season. guarantee that unnecessary delay
will occur at the Bar.
For terms sf tOwage hterase use Of pumps appytO
EDw. a. YoRKE CO.,
So PoydTas street,
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ST LOUlS-Steam Lady Gay-3 mas tobacco |
lit hbls apples Given. Watts &co--l50 bbls flour
80 bbls oil 81 ties lard $50 kegs lard Hy Won Phul
il &co-20 do 20 ties lard 20 bbls pork Shropshire,
Anderson &co--50 bbs peas 10 bbls eggs ht-bbl
cheese Schneider & Huherber-200 bbls -four u
bbIs oil 100 ties lard Keep & Caufeld-4 csks ba, |
con Stanard & Slayback-8 do leo SKIS oats 10 bNs
cheese2 ties hams 20 kegs lard 20 tubs butter l0l
bbls -four 20 do onions bbs beans Bridge " Son
so bbls oil 500 bxs candles Avet-20 bXs candles
Forchemer Bros--40l SKIS onions 100 bbs do 2l+
SKIS potatoes Geo Martn-2S bbls apples bbls of
peaches Il bXs apples do pears 80 co0Ds fowls
900 slaves O'Riey-20 bbls apples % bbls
onions II bbls potatoes Jno I Moore-40 pkgs of
tobacco Mayer Bros hhds tobacco Jno b King
5000 hoop poles Ethel & Thomas-ll bXs eggs S |
fns butter 200 SKIS 70 bbls onions so bbs potatoes
Dorman & Bruno-59 bbls potatoes 100 bbls -four
Is bbls sundries boxes tobacco ll6 SKIS onions 6
ties lard l Dbl do c F Lauman-2Q0 kegs lard to
E K Converse-l25 bbls flour Hamilton Dunnica
so do Converse u Poincey-lS bales cotton r w
Estlin &co-l6 ties hams to J 81 Ogesby &co-j0
hbls pork so bbls -four A D Grief-30 bbs apples
Garbini Il Petroyitch-7 do u bxs do G n Worth.
ington-l00 hf-bbls beer Geo Eimer-l00 bhls Of
onions D Barker--64 bNs mdse Barnes, Ward &
Cos csks bacon Merritt, Dunham Mckinnell &cO
81 pkgs mdse NJ W Smith, bbls oil ] I Adams Il
CO.'S bbls flour Chenoweth, Casey &co-60 do to
H S Hall &co-l00 bbls pork NJ Smith &co-T5
bbls -four G G Wayne-25 bbls apples Yerger--
4S pkgs tobacco Fl r Gogreve-l32 caddies do to
S L Nassits & Bro-36 bbs apples so do onions to
Hull & Briggs csks hams 20 kegs lard McLearn
& Masonic bbls beer G Krost--50 halfbbls do
Schmidt q zegler-l sack wheat DR. j NJ Alien
boiler heads D Graham bales cotton R G Iay
lor--34 bdls cotton ties H T Bartlett-230 bbls of
-four Finley &co-56 ties hams B Murison &co-2
bxs mdse B F L0ngley-l do Anderson, Harper Il
co-22 bales cotton Kirkpatrick, Nevins & I-l44
bdls iron Folger &co-3 bbls eggs P S DuSouchet
&co-S3 bbls whisky Fairchld, Verhoetf Il Bing-
hams do Griffin & Porch-lOO bbls -four Grace,
Davis &co-477 do S H Kennedy &co-572 do to
Horrell, Gayle &co--l0 bNs tobacco SO caddies do
NJ jeff Thompson-93 bxs do Yeatman 4 Wireless
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