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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-07
By J. X. WARNER,
apr7 q Dep. q. 5. Marshal. Messenger

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
= Goth day Of March. A. ID. 1865. 8 warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
J. ID. Francis. of the county Of Cannon. and State
Of Tennessee. who has bsea adiudE.d
bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of
any property belonging 10 such bankrupt, 70 him
or for his use and the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by Law that a meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt. 20 prove their
debts and 10 choose one or more assignees Of his
estate. will be held AZ a Court Of Bankruptcy,
10 be holden on the 10Th day Of April. a. D.,
1853 at III o'clock. NJ. at the Office Of the Regis
ter in BANKRUPTCY Woodbury.. Tenn. before
W. N. Doughty. Esq. Register
&. r. GLASCOCK.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-07

THIRD RACE-Purse 5000. for two year olds,
winner of the Alabama Stake excluded Mile
heats.
/. T. b. Pattersons CHI c. Rchelieu-pedi-
gree
f. Warwick's b. f., by Sherrod: dam
Avis by imp. Sovereign dis
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-07
Eleventh Quarterly Statement
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF NASHVILLE.
First Monday of Apra. 1868.

on THE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
CHARLESTOMN ACADEMY.

THE Board of Trustees of the Charlcstown A:ad-
Il eIny met pursuant 10 notice, at the Office of An
drew Hunter. ESQ.,, July an, 1s6s.
On motion, the rates of tuition were fixed ne fol-
lows For. Ancient Classics and siathenIatics,
So % per months for'Engiish Ranches. 50 50 per
month si- elgEs
Rtsolrs,l, That tie Principal OF the Academy bS
required expen fly dollars annually in repairs.
and that a report of such expenditure be made To
the Bcard at its annual meeting in July.
The President appointed John ]. Lock, Esq., ON
this Committee. Fss
Gu nsSii IN, AIessrss Cleon Moore asJ Henry Hun
ter we're unanimously chosen joint Prinsirals Of
the Academy. i.
to fill the vacancy asioned by the dc 18th of Roger
Chew, ESQ.,; John W. GaElner, Eco ia place OF
in place of Col Lawson Il tits, declared.
Ordered that the proceedings OF this meeting DO
published in the pers OF tue town aud the Secre-
ary notify the Principals of their election. ass the
gentlemen chosen I'LL vacancies in the BisTd
ANDREW HUNTER, Prcsident
n S. WHITE, Secretary. r
I,,Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
A GOOD NOMINATION.

The District convention at Grafton did n
good thing when it placed WILLIAM G..
Brown of Preston county before the people
of the second district as candidate for Con-
gress. Although advanced in years, he has
the buoyancy and vigor of youth, and is just
the man to make the fur fly from radicalism.
We hope, he will stump the District from one
end to the other, and expose, in his effective
style, the corruptions of the radical party
We want Elm to speak at more than one point
in jefferson, for the den of thieves has n
strong hold here, and it will require work to
smoke them out. Mr.. Brown is an old cam
paigner, and could be Of great service in this
county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
The position of the New York Herald

- The position of the New York Herald
is only in keeping with its usual course, and
perfectly consistent 71ith It's customary incon>
sistcncy. Its rcneced support of Grant, since
the defeat of its last favorite, Mr.. Chase, is
only cheering as a certain indication of his
defeat. For the past twenty years the Her
aid has invariably backed up, in its Bohe-
milan style, the losing and defeated candidate.
To be thoroughly endorsed by Bennett, the
heart and lungs of the concern, is political
death to any zhaa'or any party. 1t has been
so thus far, and there is no visible reason that
it will not be so again. The support of such
changing and vascllating newspaper as the
HeraH-the self constituted organ of every
body by turns and nobody long enough to aid
them-would only create a'positive doubt of
success. The Jacobins are welcome to all
the comfort they can derive from the noto-
rious ceahness of the Herald
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21

"A correspondent of the If;coy,u says t
is hard to '.do' Chicago in single ten days.
He, however, sums up the following official
report:
''Ch:cago has more males and ffemalcs than
any city of its size in the Union. They ar !:
born quicker, grow up faster. get marrl, d
younger and more frequently; and then Sc
cedc and reconstruct, pot to say divorce. and
reniarry and then rnarty again oiteucr than
any other people. They have the the greatest
"bore" aud the largest elevators; they hayI
the most turbid river, and some of the foul
est streets, with the most crowded and un-
comfortable street cars that were ever toll
Grated by n Christian civilization. They have
a good FIRE department, and set more fires,
and then extinguish them if they can, than
any other city'in America
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21

HsF The Republican papers say Butler
will support Grant. OF course he will
Nobody knowing the brute, would ever suspect
anything else Of him. As far as the prestige
of the name of b. B. is concerned no party
eed want it. Pc has not aided in the sue,
cess of successful party for many years.
His support is only indicative of defeat, and
therefore is as worthless as his character, if
indeed he has one /! God save the Democracy
from such an infiction as his rsturi 10 an
honest party. When the devil seeks holy
water as beverage, Butler may cease to be a
brute, but will ever remain 'villain still"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
D..

Al her brothers. residence, BArkesviile,
Berkeley county Thursday morning the nth inst,
Miss ELIZA H. WELSH, sister Of the late Benja-
min Welsh of this county.
In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, ON the 26th June. Mr. GEO.
VESTAL, formerly Of Jefferson county. aged about
81 years. SONS
In this county. The 18th init. BENJAMIN r.
HILL, of benjamin and Elizabeth Hill, aged II
years, nonthsand day.
On the LIST instant, OF Consumption. Capt. J. c.
HEISKELL. aged 25 years. son Of :. R. Heiskell, Of
Hardy county.
On the l0tEinEt. near HedscsvilIe. Berkeley CO...
CayI. JOHN A. NJ. TURNER. after short illness.
lie wa5a gallant soldier under Gen. Rosser.
On Sunday, 18th inst, at her residence in Darzrs
vile, Berkeley county, Miss ELIZABETH LONG e,
in the S7th year of her age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21

IL TIE Union.-An Arkansas editor, not
distinguished for his excessive loyalty, thus
rejoices over his admission into the Union ::
''Well, we are in the union. We are trooly
loil once more: Light is breaking. The
sun of prosperity is shining, and will soon be
happy. Johu Browns soul is promenading
rapidly: Pray on, brothers. Let Us chant
'hell>e lu.jah to the Onion We are happy.
We-are in ecs'acy. We feel strong again,
because we are united. We gaze upon the
old flag again with rapture, and uffectiSnate-
ly take the thieving Radicals by the hand,
fold them to our bosom, and forgive them
Meier ="
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
sTATR CONVENTION.

The State Convention at Grafton on Thurs
day last, was one worthy of the great party
and important interests which itrepresented.
by those who were present we are informed
that the enthusiasm was unbounded, and that
from all parts of the State the most cheering
accounts were brought of the determination
Of the people to confront and overthrow rad
icalism. We have not room in this issue for
the proceedings of the Convention, but give
below the resolutions adopted by it. These
resolutions, so faras they so, have me ring
of the true metal, hut;we shall lake occasion
to refer to them hereafter. The ticket placed
in nomination will he found at the head OF
our editorial cot'4nns. 1t viii be seen that
S. y.-Yoatis Esq, OF this county, has been
place1. upon tho State ticket as candidate
for Secretary of State, aud that JoHN W.
6ENsEDY, Esq, is the liiectos erthis Dis
triet. Lot the decks DO cleared, aud the
action at once commenced The peace and
quiet Of the country, the liberties of every in
diyidual citizen, and the happiness of poster
ity. demand tho success of the Democratic
| ticket. We haYe but towiIl it, and that sue
cess is assured The following are the rcso-
lutions:-
| Y. Resolced, That we approve the platform
ne the National Democrats Convention, lately
ossembled in New York, as the true exponent
Of our political principles, and pledge our
hearty oad united support to the nominees OF
that Convention for the offices of President
md md Vice President Of tho United States.
o Reso1sed. That we demand ofthe Legis-
latnre of this State reduction of the useless
swarm-of officers with which we are Invested,
and such other measures of economy, rctrench-
ment and reform as will reduce the burthen
of the State and-local taxation which ii ex
hapstino the substance of our people.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
RELIaIous NOTICES,

BY Divine permission, Woods Meeting, under
the auspices of the Methodist Protestant Church,
will be held in the grove Rippon School house,
on the Chariestown & BerryviIle Turnpike, begin
ming Sunday morning, July 26th- Eminent min
isere of the Mary land Annual Conference will be
present. -...-....-...
% No trafficins Of any description allowed with
in the Iimiis ofthc uceitbg.
Tho Second Quarterly Meeting for Jofersoif Cir
cult, NJ. E. Church, South. will be held 1t SmNh.
field, on the 25th and 26th OF this months Tue p.
E., Rev. VIM S. Baird, will be present.
The Rev. J. W. Tongue will preach in the Brick
Church at'LeetOwn, on next Sunday afternoon, at
3, O'Clock =rt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21

Not long since Greeley said :; seen.
Grant we esteem by no means great man,
nor even great general" That is just what
the most of people think of him: Sogenera al
is the belief that the Mougrels have found
it impossible to get up decent ratifcati of
his nomination anywhere and Grant himself
is Just so sensible of his weakness as to re-
main speechless over the fact.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21

"A bashful young man in Delaware, who
was afraid to propose to his sweetheart, in
duced her to fire at him with a pistol, which
he assured her was only loaded with powder,
and after she had done so, fell down and pre-
tended to be dead. She threw herself Wild
ly upon the body, calling linn her darling
and her beloved, whercupon he got up and
married-her.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
ANNoUNC NTs.
TO VOTERS.

TO VOTERS.
T HEREBY respectfully announce myself an
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR TIE
ASSESSORSHIP
OF jefferson County at the next election and pledge
my Efforts discharge the duties of the Office
If elected. J. d. PoTTERF1EED.
July Z, 1903
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21

The following resolution has been passed
by the House of Representatives, and will
doubtless be made law by the revolutionary
tyrants who now rule the country. Its de-
sign is to either give all the Southern States
to Grant and CoIfax in the Presidential cleo
tion, or to rule them cut ifthey happen to
vote for Seymour and Blair. A more revO-
lutionary act was never attempted in any coun-
try on the globe J: l
Reso!oea, That mono of the States whose
inhabitants were lately IN rebellion shall be
entitled to rcpressntasioarin the electoral col
lege for the choice of President and Vice
President of the United States, nor shall any
electoral votes be received or counted from
any of such States, unless at the time pre-
scribed by law for the choice collectors, the
people of such State, pursuant to the acts of
Congress in that behalf, shall have, since the
18th day of March, 1867, adopted constitu-
ton of State government under which a State
government shall have been organized and
shall be in operation, nor unless such election
of electors shall have been ksid under the
authority of such constitution and govern
ment, and such State shall have also become
entitled TO representation in Congress, pur-
suant to the acts of Congress in that behalf J;
provided that nothing herein contained shall
be construed to apply to any State that was
represented IN Congress on the 4th Of March,
1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21

"A great excitement will take place next
Novenrber-Hiram U. S. Grant will be ppiti
cally annihilated.
A Michigan editor wants to know who
this Col: Fox is they've Sorhfhated with
Grant"
: Prentice speaks of Ben Wade as having
his cheeks distended with oaths, like squir-
rels with a hickory nut.
Why is Ben Butler like prOcrastinution
Because he is ''the thief of time"-steals
watches.
:. As impeachment is finally abandoned
Buffers prophesies prove just as bad as his
morals.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21

property and labor of the country. There
are two thousand millions of them. Pay off
these two thousand millions and will not the
legal tenders be first in the proportion more
yalnable2 know the evils of i deprecated
currency Iwoul1 not aid in deprec;atins
our currency l fought against it when it
was proposed by tie legal Tender act, but
since it was accomplished-sinse the debt
was contracted in legal tender-since it may
be lawfully and honestly paid in legal ten
der-I am in favor of continuing it until we
can secure the people who have already suffer-
ed all the evils, whatever good may be expect
ed from the system. But, gentlemen, dvtain
YOU too long. 1 have sought to bring in
sharp contrast the two parties aud their
respective principles. Choose between them.
[Cheers. -,
Several other speakers having delivered
addresses, the Convention adjourned at eis Mt
o'clock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
AR RIED.

Hopkins. Mr.. A. N. AisouiTa to siiss MARY
RUTHERFoRD-ail Of this place.
In CharIestou'n July 18th, 1858. by tie samc. Mr..
WILLIAM MATTHEWS to Miss ELIZABETH
nAATrHE wS-alI Of this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
ST0CKHOLDER'S NETTING

OF THE JEFFERSON COUNTY BUILDING,
ASSOCIATION
1NHE Second Qnarieriy Meeting Of the sharehold-
i era of the IcfI-rson County BuiidIDg AssociH!
ton will b. held Mt the SCIIO0I. House. adjoining
the Mcfbodist Church on the FIRST ~ IDAY IN
AUG CST, (Ttb,) at 10 O'Clock, A. 81. The Omar
tcrly Report will be submitted nd business of i'm
,5oriancc transacted. A full aiteBdance IL desired
July 81. 1864 }. Ed. DUKE. Secretary.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21
NATIONAL DEM00RATIO TICKE1

tuesday Morning, July 81. 1s6s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-21

FOR yIcE-pREsIDENT,
HON. FRANCIS P, BLAIR,
OF MEssoURK
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
Bou.e of Repre.eatative&

TIE House met pursuant 10 adjournment
Sneaker C. w. Lowell In the chair.
No Quorum present and the sergeant at arms
sent after absent members. He returned shortly
after with members 20 make up quorum.
The reading Of the journal was dispensed with.
Three days leave Of absence were granted to
chief clerk of the House, VIM. Vigers.
The committee on claims reported an acl
making an appropriation Of $500 for the relief OF
MIR. Alexander Walker, for legal services rendered
TO the State. t...
The act was read twice, and referred to the
committee Of the whole. ...- ...
The committee on enrolment reported several
bills duly enrolled. .---..
MoTey, chairman OF the special committee ap-
pointed 10 Investigate the legality OF the issue OF
"a e00 eco leyee bonds, presented report which
be moved be printed, and made the special order
of The day for Monday next. Adopted.
The Senate joint resolution providing for the
auuointment of Joint committee 60 visit during
ne recess OF the General Assembly. the Insane
asxlum ct jackson, the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asylum at Baton Rouge, and other public and
charitable Institutions ID the State, concur
red in.
sESATE BILLS or THEIR FIRST READING.
hill 10 amend an act relative to district sttor
revs as read twice and referred 70 The Judiciary
Al act making az appropriation Of $1,000 for th'
relief of Albert lastrspes, was read twice and re
ferred 10 the committee on claims.
An act 10 amend and reenaet article j5l 81 IN
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
Rseeinfa of Producs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ] G BlackfOrd-6O bales cotton
Males Sa 'S Isys nelson Isnpbsr Scois Tetron rs
q II Mouton sos L Miilaudon--n Be aud Z Goer-z
SIS WARM, Crs.fcrd &cO-6 Violet Black tcOe Never
weil-S Summers Branins5 Stewart AeO .Iol
s- Bsntst Ls,sssisT@a fisaehs wtsS Tnen
DrOue FoEs,aIa Bas'S s,.I Male naSS.
Ksnnard-s Cases BIanchn Girand- SKIS seed cot
L Couret-I bales hides ~ hides Bloch Bros do Cherot
q do Bersnd Gibert23 do Blsuchn Gisans-l DO Nc
mats Sbss, Of Meyer Wells ral. leather B,ssets-l
bags 50 hides Lscss:sgne-2a sks corn Ei9wss-1
s1ndriss to order-Totsi sSi bales cotton
sai.sopci DO Lss-s He mani Dssvs-i
Ben GersOn-l7 Fower-l6 Penn psee NIXON Bsues
G p5,Sb &' %.sO Sfs Pc SEo 4 c.rtss
WhheIea9 Gsrsrd Gratis Lshusn SsSgs;' Zoo
LCcuret-s L Nilaudon $ 3 vsnsOrn &cO-7 Gay
SCI Adams &eO- "a .sed s SSsa ST9
SpoT-l2 Adams &coT do AIIhlhan-l0 b6ls rice 70
vermiee qulet-sundres order-Totsl i6s bales
cotton Y sss seed cotton -, oo ,..,-.-,..o, e.
Fowsr-i7 A Levi-i7 Meyer Deuteh wsis7eF DaSil,
SS Pse Sxons P.TSe auusnsoS eoa Hogan
Pston-3 Lehman. kevgass &co-S M areen wooo SON
HrsneS"s ASy scoEi BLACKS ear Msr--2 GsrrArd A
Crag-l Jurey Hsrris-l Bloch Bros-l V.nhorn &co-
B Buisson-2 Scale Waterman-S sis seed otton j Ad
ans tees DO vanhOrn &cSo SKIS cotton seed q sk'
g LOWER NIX coAsf~ssssmer Aloe-2s bs's nes Msts-
q DO soeOla2 bis oranges r gsr2 bbs -four hes
bsst seo1soO dS q Esspsdy &c 30 do II Scr
ny. N line wIISur1ioS bbs pork woods Mstthe~s
100 do Cay keO6lO sss corn Wood, Low LndWsSen-
NALDSoNvILLE-s,esmer Hsty Gilrore-s bale'
moss Terrebonne Gourdan do pkgs L rerrc6onn'
6 SKIS rice EDupe-2 bbs pork box pipes Schneider Zu
pounds cotton seq
10 bids tobacco 10 bb bbl' peanuts and sundreS
PoINTEA Theodore caPsga'-s
tks rice to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
9ew orleans S9lunep SflarAet.
CRrscEsr OFFICE, No. % CANr STREET,
Thur day Evening. se-t II, 1883.

CREsCExr OTrIcE, No. 81 CANP STREET,
Thur day Eveznz se-t II, 1855 J
We have no variation to refer to in financial
circles to-day. Gold opened in New York this
morning at l44S against l44l, the closing rate
last evening. At IL NJ. it was quoted at lf43, and
at 3 P. NJ. Il close at l4is. The movement here
out, and total sales for the day embrace only the
following. viz: $4,000 Gold at l43 $4,000 and $4,000
do. at 1881; $4,000 do. ct 1875 $500 do. az 1852
Sales Of Silver comprise SEQ Mexican dollars at
lI6, and $500 American halves at 1861. We nov
quote Gold l43t Gl43s American silver coin 1850
1864 and Mexican dollars l46Gf47.
FOREIGN ExcHANGE-Has been dull to-day, bat
owing TO the advance in Gold rates are sitter
Offerings of commercial sterling aud francs under
increased sales of cotton for foreign ports, ex
hibited slight increase but the demand is still
Of a very limited character as will be seen by the
subjoiDed actual sales Of the day. viz; 10000.
bank sight francs AZ 1901, 5OOoot DO at 500
100 CO0f do. OF 3.6513 66l and so, 000f AL com
mercial do. at 3.66t Nothing reported 10 Sterling.
We now quote bank Sterling l56t1l561. com
meIcial do. l54S9l55t. Bank francs 365@3.624
and commercial do. 367iQ366l.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Remains inactive, and
rates are unchanged. offerings Of commercial
and short sight ere fair, but the demand for re-
mittance is still Of very limited character. Total
purchs SEES by banks and bankers embrace only the
srbioined amounts, viz $40 900 private bankers
and $40 COO Al commercial New York sight al
Is y cent discount. $4,000, $1,000 $1,000, $40 GOO
$40 600 SIS coo and SIS COO commercial do. at b
CEN, discount. We still quote y cent. discount 81
bank and 1G4 per cent. discount out OF doors fol-
SIGHT checks on Northern cities.
UECURRENT NoTEs AND SEcURITIES-Ctty notes
remain dull. State notes are wholly neglected
ard the movement in all classes Of stocks a1C
bonds is suspended. Operations to day under the
above heading embrace the following. viz: 5000
city notes at 343 $40 900 do. at 35 and 5000 do.
354 - cent. discount.
5FEoIAL LqsPAToBss.-We are indebted &c
he Western Union Telegraph line for copies o
ne following private Dispatches received from
hat route to-day, vis;
Ne.e York, SGT LILO A. N,-Go!d opened 8
I4Is. 1880 A. M.-Gold li4l. Cotton-holder
ask advance, buyers operate with caution. Mid
! ding 26c Mobile 264e., Orleans 264e. Stsrlinl
| lOsGllO93. ~ NO0n.-GOld l44a. Cotton stocl
| light, prices frm niddling 264c, Mobile 2Sis.
| Orleans 26lc. Sterling steady. P.H-Gold las
| Cotton--demand moderate; prices nrm-adyanc
| restricts sales. Sales to-day 500 bales middlin
2eSc. Mobile 26lc. Orleans ~ lc. Sterling steady
/ liverpool. Sept lT-ll:l5 A. Motion marke
| firm, Estimated sales 10 O00 bales. Upland
/ lOd.: Orleans l0id 1:20 P, Notion ADVANCING
/ Estimated sales Is 600 bales. Uplands 10 a., vi
leans lOsd. M-Cotton advancing and gut
/ active. Sales to-day Is coo bales
london, SEPT. E.-ll:l5 A. N.-Consols n
! Bords a.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-18
Receipts By Railroads.

NEW oRLE Ars JACKSON GREAT soRrHERN-
81 BALE cotton Rcha dson NsJl0 Lacey, Terry &eo-
j q Cromwel-l4 Britton Moore-5 Winston, Morrison
co-2 Barrett Lesassier2 jennings Gates &eo-2 q Cor
don-4O II a N Allen 6co-6 X Adams Powell
4 Boyd Martini Harrison Son. O Wnitcomb-s
P1vne Huntington 6co-l6 Summers Brsnns-l Nelson,
LnppSieT 1co-6 Wa ker Ysught-25 Jpo Hsrds &coS5
Alcus, sherck Aut-y-S Oven Bros-5S n Ably Seo6S
Glenn &co-l Allison &co-3 JnO Barnett Scc-l ID q Cock
Is Battle Noble IA Hiller 6co-0 Newman &co-s
Warren Crawford &caS sGsBder-75 bSl. potatoes TO
Jas Medd-l2O bills onions Plesssn,sQ ties bacon Cobb
DOlhonde 6co-s bales yarn Jno srdle 6coO feet Inn
Der A Wang-l57OO do j SIN th-l2.00O do MNrtsy-6cO
brick nerritt-l bxs mdse Janfroid-l bx hats Mcneil
Gco-sundres 20 order-TotAl SO8 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS, oPELOUsAsA GREAT WESTERN
l6 ba % cotton Mouton &co-l5 do ferou dcoS do
Bonafon-s Bersud $ibert-l5 p ID IfOur-l Greven
bsrg-9 l. Couret-5 Grffing "A TO Ptsache WHIT
De blanc Beer p Paw &co--l Ben TOedsn0-l0 bbs
rice sevin-fl bhs onions Terssonne Goadsn-ti sks
corn Dymond Lay-70 hides l. C0urst-43 do Oufour
n do De5arc Beer Ill do rerreooune-l do Deblanc
ado Wtberell &ro-ls5 head cattle McQuod Nehle-
az ILbau Aycock kco45 do Pascal Sarra-snndries 10
ordsr-Toal IS bales cotton
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Toothsche, according to the London Lancet, can
be cured by the following preparation OF caroolic
acid: To one drschm Of collodium add two
drachms of Calvert's carbOlic acid. A gelatinous
macs is precipitated. small portion of which in
serted in the cavity of aching tooth invariably
sives imme diate relief. .-