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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

:. At the meeting of the Grand Lodge IN
Richmond on Tuesday night, the following
officers were, elected for the ensuing term, VIZ
Most Worshipful E. II. Lane, grand master; !
Right Worshipfpl William Terry, deputy
grand master; Right Worship3ul IL. Ovens.
s. G. W; Right Worshipful ". L.. Maule, D..
G. w; Norshipiul J Ohm Dove, G. secretary
Worshipful ". Dudley, G. treasurer Wor-
shipfuI R, E. sWilhers, S. G. D.; WorShlptuI
W. II. Lambert, Of Alexandria, j.. u. d.;
John Lester, G. pursuivant; R. D. Sanxay'
G.. tiler; Thomas Angel, G.. steward Quite
a number of prominent members OF the Lodge
were present. 49,, .'..-.. .-...f-...
A letter has been received from Rogers, the
artist, that the bronze statue Of Chief justice
Marshall, for the Washington monument IN
Richmond, which, for several years past has
been lying in Dutch port ready for shipment,
has at length been shipped, and is on It's way
to America. The statues Of Nelson and Lewis,
and the aegorical figures and trophies de-
signed for the ornament Of the lower portion
of the monument, and when are all nhlsheo
and have been for some time stored at Munich,
will soon be shipped for this country.
An accident occurred on the Norfolk and
Petersburg train Oh the downward trip, last
evening, at South Branch bridge. The loco
motive passed over it safely, but as the freight
car which preceded the passenger car reached
the draw, the gallowsfra gave way and fel
with the whole weight on the freight car
rendering it impossible to work the draw OF
allow the passage Of vessels through the cana
for several hours The bridge-tcnder wa:
killed by piece of timber striking him.
The directors Of the Virginia Central Rall
road Company, have adopted resolution in
creasing the salaries and pay Of all employee!
of The company ten per cent, for the ensuing
wear .-.r. ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13
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LATEST BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

The steamer Bolivar has been seized il the
Midway. She is supposed to have been III
tended for Feuian pr;yateer. There was an
immense quantity of guns and provisions on
board, which were al taken possession of. The
utmost vigilance continues to be exercised in
the search for Fenians, and additional arrests
are reported to have been made, both in Eog-
land and ireland. The Italian Government has
determined upon the founding of large navy
yard in the newly acquired province OF Vene-
tia, to be filed with all the appliances for the
building and repair Of vessels. ....
The cotton market is quite active, and prices
advanced Id Brcadstuifs firm.
The French Minister Count Monticello, has
Informed The Pope that if he withdraws from
Rome, the French troops hereafter will give
him no support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13
q O III III E. E CT Il.

The Baltimore Stock and Gold Exchange was
moro active yesterday. Gold was strong ana
ments were also more active; the l0-4Os and
5-2Os 4th closed at ! per cent, decline. State
stocks were better; Maryland IS 1890 sold ut
1CO4, and Virginia registered Is at Sc.
Money on call-at New York is 6a7 per cent,
with exceptional loans at per cent. In COM
mercial paper there is more doing at G!aI per
cent, with an occasional sale ut something
under The banks are not disposed to enlarge
fcient in legal,tenders. If the compounds
could NOT b. Counted as reserve, the showing OF
the entire banks of tho Atlantic cities would be
very Indifferent About ten Da9ns oy r 800 90
statement arc short of lcgal-tenders over 3'oo'
eco each. .. ..... -..... ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13
MARRIED.

On tic 4!h instant, in Emmanuel Church,
Baltimore by the Rev. J. Earnest, rector of
Zion Parish, Prince Georges county, Md, Mr..
GEO. CULLEN to Miss N AIRY f., daughter
of Dr. Edmund 2. Taliaferro, all Of Orange
Court House, Va. ..... &c.. ..-....- .....
At the residence Of Mr.. Fayctte Back. near
front Royal, Va, on the 29th ult., by Rev. T.
w. Dosh, Of the Ev. L. Church, Mr.. MARCUS
B. IRWIN, Of Clarke CO., to Miss JULIA G..
BUCK. OF Marrcn county. Va. - - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

The u. S. Supreme Court has disposed OF
all the Southern cases on its docket, there
being thirty nine in ALL These have been set
tied by argument, continuance or submission.
The court will now call the cases on its regular
docket from day to day. .... ......-...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

The best notice Of Mr.. Bolts book-which
is as composition, an argument, and a nara
tive, great failure-appears in the New York
World. It says, ''the title-pagc after The
Great Rebellion, its Secret History ct cctero,
contains the supplementary line, 'Ihe Political
Life of the -4uthor Tmatcate{' reminding
one Of the Easternstrcet cry, which opens mag
nifcently, In the name Of the Prophet, and
insigni6eantly ends in figs" The book be-
gins with Bolts, continues with Bolts, and ends
with Bolts"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

The Northern Canals are closed for the sea-
son. If the present cold weather continues,
the G. & O. Canal will also, be closed shortly
But we have the advantage, generally, of a
longer continuance Of canal navigation than
they have at the North. ~ s.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

The English papers record, with expressions
of surprise at its novelty, the fact shat several
large ship loads Of emigrants have recently left
their shores for the Southern States. The
bulk of these emigrants seem to have gone to
Texas
Surratt is to be brought to Washington, and
tried there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

General Grant himself recommended the re-
lease of General Pickett Of the late Confederate
army, and declared that the paro:e OF the al
mics laying down their arms protects them
from punishment for acts lawful as belliger-
entS -.....r'..... ....l ~. .a .a.-=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

OTOFGROUND FOR LEASE or RENT
- will lease the lot Of ground at the inter
section of West and Oronoco streets, adjoining
Kotchford's place, for q term of five years, or
rent it by the year to good tenant, upon rea-
sonsble terms. .s..-.. .--.. d.. .@
The lot is suitable for market garden, hay
ing been under cultivation for corn the past
year by the government. Apply to
dec l3-1W -tL.. =, MRS. II. Y. LADD. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

Six prominent citizens Of Griffin, Georgia,
have been arrested by the military, charged
with violating the Civil Rights bill in attemp
ting to drive a Union man out of the place
They were carried to Savannah, and then sent
to Fort Pulaski, to await a trial before 3. S.
Commission. Griffin has been garrisone1 by Il
company Of D. S. troops. T. y:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

Nathaniel Pascal, senior editor Of tie Mis-
souri, Republican, died at St. Louis on the 18th
inst, aged "a. He commenced the printing
business as an apprentice in the Republican
Office, 6fty-two years ago, and was the oldest
editor west of the Mississippi river if not Of
the Allegheny mountains, and was regarded
as one of the best and most influential citizens
of St. Louis, and was universally esteemed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

The New Orleans Tribune, in speaking of
the organization by Congress of a provisional
Or territorial governmental Louisiana to super
sede the present one, dominates Thomas j..
Durant for Governor. It says all other Union
men who have held office have been failures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13
DY L D. HARRISON, AUCTNR. -.
- No. IS, North Royal street.
SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS,
CUTLERY, EILVER-PLATED
SPOONS, NOTIONS, &c,

Will be sold on F'RIbAI MORNING, com
moncing at O clock, u large lot Of Gents and
Boys Boots and Shoes Ladies' and Misses
No. Shoes; also, No. Hats and Furrcd Caps.
Scusonable Goods, Fine Cutlery, Silver plated
Spoons Hosiery, Notions, Nc, &c, &c. La
attend this sale Every lot will be sold without
rpScrNn. .---- =. = 80 L II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13
dec l2-3t HUGH LATHAM Mayor
90 BBLS. SUPERFINE FLOUR for sale
SO by de 12-l TIIOS. PERRY.

A MOTHER LARGE
4 LOT OF NEW GOODS
Just received, at such a great reduction in
prices that will enable Us to sell much lower
than any goods that have been offered in this
market. Among them arc
Sd and GA Virginia Cassmcrcs
81 and Cd Virginia VI ctOnS, equal in weight,
finish and color to the English Melton, and at
about half the price
Oar line of Mourning Goods embraces every
desirable style. In plain coinrs We have Irish
and French Poplins. French lierinocs, De-
Laincs and RcppS. We have also many styles
Of Embroidered Pop!ins, which we offer at re-
tail 80 per ct less than the cost OF importation.
Our assortment of D0mcstics is now very full
and we are sure That they are held at prices much
under what they have been.
dec / WILMER s. STAY MAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10.

CASE OF SURRATT. dispatch from Rome,
dated December II says: THE man who gave
the information which led TO the arrest of John
H. Surratt is French Canadian, named St.
Marie. He was formerly Union soldier, and
served in the .Papal Zouaves. Both he and
Surratt were in love with the same lady, in
Washington, and St. Marie betrayed Surratt
through jealousy This French Canadian"
according to his own statements, was coynizant
of the completely of Surratt with the assassi-
nation of Mr.. Lincoln, and processes to give
certain disclosures said to have been made to-
him by Surratt AS the Baltimore Sun says ::
"If Surratt has made statements to this man
that his mother was guilty participant in the
plot, and that the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln
was planned at Richmond, and with the assent
of Mr.. Davis, he can have no scruples of honor
or motives of interest to withhold full disco-
sure of the same, with time, place and clrcum'
stances, from the authorities of the United
States and if he has made such disclosures
and should hereafter deny them, the wander
ing schoolmaster" must be produced to confront
him with his statements The Canadian,
who says he lived in Maryland, and there knew
Surratt, in his reported statement: expresses
his 'belief' that Surratt was protected at
''Rome by the Catholic priests; that the muir
'tder was the result of deep laid plot not only
against the life of Mr. Lincoln, but against
''the existence of the republic, as the priest
''hood and royalty have always been opposed
ito liberty" This has a very Titus Gate"
twangl If new s'plot" is TO bs manufacture
ed it will be necessary for Titus Oates to pro-
cure another Bedloe, and a few subortiiuates !;
Conover being laid on the shelf he will have 10
procure additional hackers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

Raymond Of the New York Times, is no,o
foremost in threatening the South with "a bill
of pains and penalties, " in case they fail to
adopt the requirements and orders OF the Nor
thern radicals And this is the same Ray
mond who was applauded to the echo for his
sentiments concerning the South, as declared
before the Philadelphia Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

The New York Spirit Of the times says that
the position of Secretary Stanton in Andrew
Johnson Cabinet is, therefore, precisely ana
logous to that of Daniel Webster in the mon
grel Cabinet of Tyler ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

1.urs w NAILS TUOS. RISHElLL.
flames ". MALLS i CO.,
$50 HARDWARE MERCHANTS:
And Dealers in all kinds Of
BUILDIN NJ a. 1 TIE L [ AZ 4 i 3,
Rrnckets, Potomac Lime, Calcincd Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, Roofing Felt and Pitch,
Window Glass from Gx0 70 32z4S WLltG - head'
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs, Paint Brushes, WhIte-
wash Brushes Shoe Brushes, Lamps, Coal On,
and general assortment Of Housekeeping
Goods
Paints mixed and glass cut to order.
Particular attention paid to orders from the
country, I87, KING STREET,
yi-tf corner Columbus, Alexandra.
Ir,1RERI LUMBER!
SLOAN & BRUNER,
Have for sale
ALL KINDS OF L . NJ K,
At the lowest market rats
Huntcrs's Wharf, Near the iunhct.
p sr0Ax i. F. HRuNER
~ 1D-liIn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

Several of the female acquaintances of Lord
Byron, when he was in Venice, still live 10 that
city, and have given recent written accounts OF
his habits and manners, which they recollect.
He was a great favorite in Italy. , -.."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

The Washington correspondent Of the Balt-
more Sun learns from the best authority, that
a majority OF the committee on banks and cur
rency are opposed to any increase of national
bank currency, and they propose to remedy
what is deemed an unjust distribution of ma
tional currency in the North, and furnish the
South what is required by a pro rata reduction,
as now furnished to the existing banks :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

The National Intelligenccr says: ''Sir Nor
ton Peto, in his recent tour in the Northern
and Western States, declared that it was i'm
possible to drop railroad anywhere in Amcri-
ca that would not pay Sir Morton Pcto mag
be very wise man and a very accurate obscrv-
er! but, it is very evident, that TO him may be
applied Holmes lines about another distin-
guished parsonage
Jonathan Bigelow, he .-.
Did nj know everything down in Judss"
Possibly, Sir Morton Peto had never visited
HJudee. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

The continued threats of the Radicals about
"territorializing' the Southern States. are io-
ducing the people to '"'philosophize" upon the
subject. The Lynchburg Virginian reminds
the threateners that they will have, in that
case, to help ito pay the piper, in the way Of
appropriations to keep up territorial govern
ments-as territorial people don't pay State
taxes! Besides, President Johnson will have
the appointment of the Territorial officers. :
And then the territories will have to be repre-
sented, in one sense, by delegates 10 Congress,
&C., &c. The Virginian is ironica to be sure,
but still the Radicals must take all these mat
tiers into consideration. And thsn, adds the
Virginian, as a GROWING mercy, if Virginia
should De 'territoriaEzed; Judge Underwood
would not be the Senator elect Of the State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13
AIFY ANDRTA~ GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

Alta meeting of the Union congressional
committee, composed Of one member from
each State having a Union representation,
it was agreed to call a:caucus of the Union
members of both houses of Congress, to meet
in the ball of Representatives, on Monday
evening next, to hear the report OF the Ezecu.
tive Committee, and to consider the future ir-
teIcst of the party and the continuance olthe
organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-13

NTACHINE OIL, of very superior quality
ISI suitable for light Steam Engines, IhrG5h-
ing Machines, and fine Machinery gener"iiE
Warranted not to gum, and to give satisfaction
lust received and for sale by
',' 0(l' JANNET & CO..
" loft Druggists, 1915 King ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
Exports Saturday.

|
NEW YORK--Steamship Guiding Star-l9t
bales cotton 297 bbls -four 70 bbls molasses II
| hhds sugar 45 SKIS cotton seed
| AVANA-Steanlship Guiding Star-2JOO bbls
| flour
NEW YORK-Steamship Mssour-322 bales
cotton BAL bales wool 90 bales moss so do rope
cuttings l40 Ibis molasses 511 hides and sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Morgan-450 bbIs of
flour 70 bbls sugar so bbls whisky 30 bbls molagses
so SKIS coffee and sundries
Y Craftsmanship Daniel Webster-15S
SKIS corn 4000 bushels oats 100 SKIS salt 81 bbls flour
and sundries
notwithstanding Catherine-sundries
NEW YORk-Steamship Huntsve-58l bales
1871 hides
MOBILE-Steamer Countess-3o0 bbls flour 500
SKIS corn and sundries
M0BILE-Steamer Frances-150 bbls -four and
sundries
MOBILE Steamer orleans-300 SKIS corn and
sHndries
MOBILE Mary Conley-sundry mdse
MOBILE Steamer Magnolia Sundry mdse
MOBlLE-Schr Mist-l035 SKIS corn 80 bbls pork
MOBILE-Schr Fruiterre-345 SKIS corn and sun
dries
SABINE PAss-schr Alexa-427 bbls flour and
sundries
PENSACOLA-Sloop Hope-15 SKIS corn 10
bbs flour bbls pork l bbls molasses and sundries
SABINE PASS-Schr G W Dill--200 bbls flour
800 SKIS corn and sundries
PROVIDENCE OR D-Schr W W Pharo-250
tons cotton seed
BARCELONA--Sp brig Jnez-323 bales cotton
LlVERPOOL--Br bark Estelle--l4S3 bales cot
ton .., .,..
LIVERPOOL-Ship yanguard-375l bales cottn
HAVRE-Brig Daphne-973 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

the ov converting the rain Is and hail. and
81 ss ss ss sssSs me srs s mn The
pass down The ndian chute and ity six feet over
Ths Indian, Capt q stnt Neae with Of the best trips
h syss sse h b falls ,ss sas
Il s @ ys sns Il os ss
sappes below sufficient u siys her
twelve hundsyl tons q freight 49,,
effects late ia sasaen cola Weather
'si Ts sa aa s 4 Saturday
81 ss on s s y sel Weather had
Pson charge 4 cpa wsss Conner Sa i due from
fs If ~ wen 'na
Wind South raining the past twelve hours
me Ohio has risen fourteen inches within past twenty
Silver Moon that tn Chic at Louis
about stand and Cincinnati it had fallen
Henry acP st that
rs.e of eighteen inches heu
There is IL FEET in the Cumberland at Hapeh Shoals and
En- n .ss Wh n sss ar
The ice running Of The Mississippi going
several boats think trying the big muddy creck to-day
TIE Mbrey started for st. Louis yesterday but
ae aso ana made 81 her in
not able board through Inc paftenes of
officer Of Of the monitors Hero was orig
| intended or--towing.
The steamer Luna departed yesterday, at leA bith big
from the St Louis Republican of yesterday that the
q or near s. Charles The Missouri The ice had nearly
Guy, Of near ut the "a Wdow Waters
Sesesn hs waow ne
Il Il \ ~ ss
lsr Twelve hours WCaoites expect an opening at widow
MEaFs weather eontnnes to Be- what generally
ser re s rnp es sh0s su SIN ia
e ss a have Of bs se gs
ae LADY G s ge e Il @ mort so to s
| moassss besides smsll iot Of sapdriess ,,.,,,
The Bart Able cleared for New Orleans full Of people and with
NINA SHINES FOR Bayou S4RA.This fast and magnificent
passenger packet with Capt e. Greathouse command,
Messrs Geo Troxler and H H. Her tho Office leaves
this evening at O'Clock, for the above landings
The SHINES hns spacious cabin her large and
comfortable her speed well estatshed staunchness
reliability prudence and skill of her officers are
beyond question.
sLArouacax- sEs.wREKIy PACKET FOR BAYOU SARA
The regular safe and popular passenger packet Lafourche
Capt v Baranco commander and Mr. Jas Flower clerk
leaves punctnay at this day for the coast
landings The Laonche is staunch and complete passenger
packet and admirably fitted for the trade in which is
cnsaged z.fE
MANHATTAN FOR MoBILE-The large and superior low
pressure passenger packet Manhattan Capt J. W. Wilson
ccn,snder leaves to-day ~ from the Lake end of
the Pontehartran Railroad. Agent, c. Harris of
Camp and Common streets. esF
cHAMPIos FOR ouAcHrrA RvER-Those DESTROYS OF pleas
ant and speedy trip the ouachta river reminded
the steamer Champion, Capt A j. Dye commander and Mr.
John Maey clerk leaves at this evening for the above
and way points.
EMERALD FOR Observation-Disclosures aud shippers will
bear in mind that the good and safe Emerald Capt
Skunk commander departs this evening Ohio river
Her passenger accommodations including the creature
forts, not surpassed by any packet in the trade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
gsw gsay Haaday ng ganuay 49, sha

III 9 w Wright &co--l37 w A johnson Seo44l3s
4 y H Anderson-sl Edey Pinckard---51 do
D r Carroll &co--45 r Pritchard--S2 j + Hardy
SO Jno Williams &co--Sl Vclett BLACK &co--3i to
Davis, jenkins &co-2T Chambers & Latting
Buckner, Newman &co-sl Bradley, Wilson &co-
IS H Lonsdale--2o Pitcher & Barrow-27 Camp
Terry &co--ls Williams Nixon &co-lo to Wright,
Alien &co--ll o q 4 A Nelson &co--s Chalmers
4 Boon Payne Huntington &co--S McFarlan,
Straight &cot Thornhl \ Richardson Stew
art, Galbreath tSco--3 G I Buddecke-2 w B Tul
lis Aiken 4 Rainey- 2 E NewmanI A Milten-
berger--10s pkgs mdse Wells Bros &co--s3 do 81
kegs spikes Brooks & McDonald-7O pkgs liquors
q pkgs mdse NJ Hofheimer-S2 do P Manico
10 tcs hams Martin, Dolhonde & Cbob-ls bbls Of
meal GunkeIl--10Of bxs soap Violet, Black SEQ
sundries to ordernTotal 14Ss bales cotton
oUACH1rA R1vER-steamer Champion-l2s
80 Plauche Wiltz-29 w Estn &co-26 Pilch-
er Barrow-22 Tatum-2O Battle, Noble Sco-
~ Williams Nixon &co--l6 Butler. Terry &co-l5
Winston Morrison &co-l4 Payne, Huntington &co
Tulhs-2 o & I A Nelson &co---l3 Spyker
y sandidge-lo Martin, Hawthorn &co--lo G6ams
pin Arlington John Phelps&2 bxs mdse W
G Meyers-l5 pkgs mdse S De Bow &co-S do /,
stewart-49 head stock wagons SO negroes to c
) Jones.sundries to order-Total 435 bales cotton
-, C;AMDEN-Steamcr Idaho-23o bales cotton to
WIN Williams Nixon &co-l49 Brooks & McDonald-s3
ellis \ Ferguson-59 H Phelps &co-55 to OH
Burbridge-42 Horrell, Gayle &co-l3 R Lloyd-25
Stevenson May-2l H Chaher-Bellauf 4 Nc.
peake-l2 Violet Black &co-l2 P Higgins eco
10 Cummings Brown &co-6 Martin, Hawthorn &
Cos Campbell 4 Strong-7 Champlin & AIRING
toni ID K Carroll &co-3 Davis, jenkins Sco-3
a bruhn-2 j Il POWELL McNair & Gardes-1l
bxs mdse Campbell & Strong do W Marsden
sundries to order-Total 7G2 bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cricket-SO bales cot
ton damaged. from stmr Glyde) to J X Scott-32
bales cotton Chafe & Bro-l3 to Friedlander *
Gerson-l2 Horrell, Gayle &co-4 to Cummings,
Brown &co-l do Edey Il Pinckard-54 bars iron
Waddy, Thompson &co-3S head cattle Harland &
co.'s do Is hhds pork ~ SKIS bois dare seed bx
tobacco Col W Beck-sundries to order-Total
l42 bales cotton
RED RlVER-Steamer Enterprise-l7s bales of
cotton Warren Il Crawford-l33 Ober Atwater az
co-92 Cummings Brown &co-ol Miltenbercer
IS Stevenson Mayo Brooks & McDonald25g
a Montgomery-44 W Tullis-35 Carroll, Hoy &
cos J. W Burbridge &co-2O H Phelps eco
10 L Walmsley-l2 NJ Lino-l3 w Goslee-
Il Il Ware-l0 Ar Miltenberger-S r Hare-l0 to
NJ Greenwood u Son john Phelps-7 Pinckard
" Steele-3 Jurey & Harris-3 Wright Allen Geo
-sundries to order-Total 9lS bales cotton
CAMDEN-Steamer Genie bales cotton to
y Il Burbrdge-64 Stevenson & May-46 Brooks
McDonald-55 Butler, Terry &co-l5 to order
80 Cummings, Brown &co-zO Buckner, Newman
Sco-2 W r Greene Bros-1O A Mitenberger-
1orke &co-l bale bedding Byrne Vance &
eo-l safe door Felowes &co-sQndries to order
Total 3l3 bales cotton