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SOUTHERN NEWS.

There are said to be 25, ,OOO, 900 acres
Of woodland in Virginia.
The Episcopal Church of the diocese
of Virginia has 1000 male communi-
cants.
Beer is only worth two and a half
cents a glass in Parkersburg. 1t has
a good run,
Northern parties are exploring the
creeks of the Potomac, for the purpose
of locating fish farm from which to
supply the markets of Washington
and Baltimore.
The Catholics of Augusta, Ga, on
Friday last, united in presenting Faith
er Ryan several valuable testimonials
Of their regard previous to his depart
ure for Europe
The Fort Smith Herald is greatly
enlarged, and improved in its ''person-
al appearance. The growth of Fort
Smith and of its railway system in
vigOlata5 its great newspaper.
Governor Harris tells the Chicka-
saw Legislature that it Is not forced
to give alternate sections of land
through their territory, as. Congress
has deGreed in certain railroad land
grants:
A little boy, the four-year-oid son of
Jacob DemOry, of Bloomington, 7 IA
con county, Mo-, shot himself thrOukA
the abdomen, a few days ago, whiIe
playing with his fathers revolver.
r. B, Carpenter, of Charleston,
Radical candidate for Governor of
South Carolina, made the first seces-
sion speech ever delivered in Napo-
leon, Ark. Hewas fiercest of ali men
in denunciatiOn of "submissiOnists."
Eastern dispatches have contained
repeated mention of Colonel MOsby,
of Virginia, as one lf the officers in
the late raid. The reports were erro-
neOus. The Colonel has been quietly
attending to his own business, in
WarrentOn.
The name of the pastry cook at the
Patee House, st, Joseph, Mo-, who
has fallen heir to a fortune, Is Charles
McLain Grey, and the papers now
call him "Mr." Grey. The property
is mostly about Parkersburg, Va,
and is valued at $4,000.
Mr.. Edwards, of Halifax, Va, has
about 5000 acres OF land which has
been in possession of his family for
over one hundred years, His title
deeds are signed by DunmOre and
Fairquier, Governors of Virginia,
when She was one of the jewels of the
British Crown.
His Excellency Governor John w.
Stevenson and the Hon. I. l.. Jones,
member of Congress, met in the Cir
cUit Court, in Newport, on Tuesday
morning. The gentlemen looked
very unamiable at each other, but
both maintained a dignified silence.
Governor Stevenson is employed as
an attorney in the suit of the city of
Covington against the McNickle
heirs, which is to be tried at this term
of the Circuit Court in Newport.
The Des Arc (Ark.) Citizen says:
4" We made considerable inquiry in
regard to the growing crops, and have
good reports from everywhere we
have heard. In White, Prairie,
Woodruff and Arkansas counties a
large proportion of the lands have
been planted in cotton, which is dong
well. The stand is better than usual,
and the present warm weather is very
favorable to its growth. Corn is doing
well, though we do not think there
is near enough planted to meet the
demand of next winter"
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NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United States-For
the District Of West Tennessee.-ln the mat
ter Of Howell. Wood & Co, Bankrupts-
In bankruptcy, district OF West Tennes-
eeP-SS.
To whom il may concern;
Trhe undersigned hereby gives notice of his
Amendment as assignee Of j. ii. Howell ana
81 e. Wood, individually, and as Of the nrm ol
Howell Wood 4 Co. Of memphis, IN the
oo1ntv of Shelby. aud Brownsville, in the
Sonnfy of HAYWOOD, and State OF Tennessee,
within said District. who have been edJudged
Bankrupts upon creditors petitlOns Dy the
district Court of said District
Memphis, Tennessee, the ist day OF June
AD.. $50
: SAMUEL W. LAMBETH, assignee,
ie2 southern Palace, S82 Main street.
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Burglar Shot by a Woman.

PHILADELHIA, June 3.-Last night
a burglar called on DIR. Mitchell, resid-
ing at 1435 Spruce street, and sent him
out on a wild goose chase to see a pre-
tended patient. The burglar then
commenced operations. The wife of
the Doctor was awakened by the
barking of a dog, when she went
down stairs, revolver in hand, where
she discovered the burglar engaged in
packing up silver-ware, when she
iired on him, wounding him twice.
He, however, succeeded in escaping
through the door.
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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
AND The PUBLIC.

General Debility, Dropping and Round
Shoulders of Children and Young Per
sons, Spinal Weakness and Curvature,
Female Weakness and Displaeements,
Constipation, Piles, PrOlapsus-Ani, Va
ricocle, Weakness and Ruptures.
DIR. E p. BANNING, Of the Banning Insti-
tute, New York, informs the Medical PROBES
sion and the public that he may be eSnsulted
at the Boarding House of Mrs. Bayltss, Madt-
son street, corner OF Third, FOR FEW DAYS,
for the cure of the above and kindred affee-
tiOns by the respective application OF his sy ys-
tenn ef spinal uterine, pile. rupture and
other mechanical supports These tnstru-
mentS have long been the special faVorites OF
the Medical Profession, and are now so great
ly simplified and improved as to be positive
" successful in each curable oase-often
without medicine. His symmetrtzer for Hat
chested and round-shouldered children
and youth, should be examined by every
parent. and by young ladies and gentlemen
Of defective grace and elegance OF hgure.
The II edieal Profession are specially in
yited to examine. Send for gratnttous pam
Dhlotg el
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Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue of trust deed executed to me by
ID w. B, Waldran, on the Sth day Of April,
for the county of Shelby, and State Of Ten
nessee, in Book No. Y, page u.s. and for the
purpose of paying the following debts there
in mentioned, to-wit: One to W. B. Greenlaw,
for the sum of four thousand one hundred
and sixty nine 92-l00 dollars, as evidenced by
note due December 18th, 1868, with interest,
and one other debt due TO +. N. Apperson, as
Executor OF Wade H. Bolton, deceased, evil
denced by promtsSory note made May 3, 1858,
and payable on the 2l-24th May, 1852 for the
sum Of nineteen thousand five hundred dol
lars-this note has a credit Of two thousand
dollars. paid June Is, lS68-(the Injunction
restraining the sale under former advertise
ment having been dissolved) l viii, on
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The Diamond Robbery

PORTSMOUTH, N. H, June 3.-Two
Well-dressed men arrived here last
evening and proceeded to the Rock
ingham House, where they had an
interview with another man who
joined them. They got on the three
O'Clock train for the east. A New
York detective thinks they were the
Italians who committed the diamond
robbery at the st. Nicholas Hotel,
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Editors and whisky in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 3.-AIost of the
members of the press who went on a
visit to Mammoth Cave returned to.
night and proceeded hOmeward.
The annual assessment of internal
revenue for the Fifth District of Ken,
lucky for 1870 amounts to nearly hal
a million dollars. During the yeal
q, ,439 barrels of whisky were pro
duced in the Fifth District.
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Preshyterians.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8. EThe
committee appointed to cRhsider
what changes are necessarXin the
Board of Trustees of the Ge4eral As
sembly, presented their reVSrt, which
was accepted and adspteE
The report of the Cong Aittee on the
Enabling Act was then faken up.
Rev. DIR. PaxOn presented an addi-
tional report of the BOfrd on domes-
tic missions, recommdk kding the re-
election of the Board, Whose term OF
Office expires this month. These per-
sons were then elected ViUd voce.
On motion, the members of the
Board ON Home Missions fixed 10 In
stead of 20, as formerly.
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WARRINGTON, June 3.-The cam
vaSs o. the Senate, since the last mes
sage on San Domingo, which was sent
in by the President, shows that there
has been but one change, and that by
SenatorsHOward, who now favOrs the
treaty. He has heretofore been one
of the strongest opponents of its rati-
ticatiOn, and has made speeches
against the annexation of the island.
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An Infamous Lie.

BOSTON, June 3.-The Times con-
tains the particulars of the elopement
of the beautiful Octoroon daughter of
a wealthy land owner of Tennessee,
with a negro of this city. The daugh-
ter is worth $4,000. The affair ere
ates much excitement. 1t is under
stood that parental forgiveness has
been obtained, and the couple will
return to the lady's father in the
South. No names are given.
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eOyerumept ExDeuses DurIuu Nav

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Treasury
warrants drawn during the month of
May were as follows: Civil and Mis-
cellaneous, 81, ,646, OPS 16; War, 81, $751; :
720 or Navy, 2,165,0 ,0S2 80; Interior,
$678, 1891 2O-total, 81, ,049,219 II
Above amount does not include pay
ments made on account of interest or
redemption of public debt. Treasury
balances vary bat little from the ex-
hibit made in the public debt state
ment of the lSt inst,
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Abe LlncoIn,s Ghost in snain.

MADRID, June 3.-The debate upon
the proposition introduced a few days
since into the Cortes, providing for
manumission of slaves in Spanish
colonies, will shortly be resumed
1t is proposed by the majority that
the change should be gradual, and the
work of freeing the enslaved shall be
completed within the ensuing sixty
years.
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INSANE ASYLUM

.r,T. vrNCENTs INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, st. Louis, NO. Tnls 1nsLitution
,Sas -fnrn1led bv the sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10. lS5s. II is private and nrst-class II
rs Arrangements and accotnm odation. m
DoTefn ations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stlmulants TO ex-
oess and desire to correct For terms, etc,
apply to DR.. ]. K. BAUDUH OF the s1sfEk
a6PERIORs ao@
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The Imperial Assassias.

PARIS, June 3.-The Chamber of
Judgment of the High Court Of JUS
tice has been convened for the pur-
pose of trying the prisoners already
accused OF completely in the asSassina-
ton conspiracy against the Emperor.
The Court proposes to issue indict-
ments against seventy-fOur of the
conspiratOrs, who are now in dureSs
awaiting juagment.
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HOUSE.

HOUSE.
NASHVILLE, June 3.-House met al
10 am. Mr.. Speaker Perkins in the
chair.
A resolution was introduced by q
Special Committee, providing against
the loss of bills in the hands of the
| clerks and others. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Smith: A bill providing
for the assessment of poll-tax on
colored citizens for 1870. Passed, and
made the special order for IL am. to-
morrow.
BY Mr.. Fleming: A bill for the re-
lief of ]. j. Craig, and others. Passed.
By Mr.. Singletary: A resolution to
resist all propositions looking toward
Reputation. Lies over. .....-f
House bill ON second reading, pro-
Yiding for the burning of old Tennes-
see money, which may come into the
haads of the Treasurer, was taken up
az special order, and passed ON
third reading by vote of 50 to IA.
In the unfinished business Of yes
terday, the resolution directing the
Comptroller and Treasurer not to re-
ceiVe any bonds or coupons of bonds
of the State in payment of the in
debtedness due the State of Tennes-
see, pending action upon the House
bill in regard to Illegally issued bonds,
said resolution being so amended as
to particularize the bonds issued to
the Tennessee and Pacific, the Min
eral Home and other roads, was taken
up.
Mr.. ROssen offered the following
amendment: Provided, that nothing
in this resolution shall be 50 construed
as to apply to bonds purchased in
good faith by railroad companies to
liquidate their Indebtedness, as pro-
vided in the law passed in January
last.
After considerable discussion, the
House adjourned.
SENATE.
Senate met at IL o'clock.
House resolution for the appoint-
ment of a committee to examine and
report the description of State bonds
issued contrary to law, was referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
House resolution to authorize the
Comptroller and Treasurer to nego-
tiate loan of 5000 for the use and
benefit Of the State, was adopted.
House amendments to Senate reso-
luton providing for the destruction of
certain described notes OF the Bank of
Tennessee received for taxes, were
eOnourred In.
The Senate then adjourned,
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MARRIED.

OWEN-FRY-At the residence OF Colonel
Yerby Rozell, by the Rev, F. A. owen, Capt
IA MES n. OWEN, of Tunica county, Miss, to
Miss SARAH +. Fay, of DeSOtO county, Miss.
May their married life be ever bright,
Where two congenial souls unite;
And may happiness and eontentment attend
their footsteps through life, and may all their
cares be small fries.
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Death Of a British Consul.

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND, June g.
Captain Charles ID. Cameron, former
ly British Consul at Massowah, Abys-
synia, whose Imprisonment by King
Theodore occasioned the late Ahyssin-
ian war, died in Geneva yesterday
where he had gone for the benefit OF
his health.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
On With their Heads.

ATHENS, June 3.-Seyeral more
hrigands have been captured and af
ter short investigation were SEN
fenced to be executed, and were be-
headed,
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The Irish Land Bill

DUBLIN, June 3.-The final passage
of the land bill is regarded favorably
by the Irish press generally. Some
of the newspapers are jubilant over
the success of the measure.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Last evening
as a train was approaching Hunters
Point a coach attempted to cross the
track. The horse took fright at the
whistle of the locomotive, and sud-
denly jumping, broke the traces, leav-
ing the coach on the track. The flag
man managed to stop the train, but
not until the engine had nearly
reached the coach, in which were six
men,
A box, the properly of P. Meter,
was stolen this forenoon from No. 79
Leonard street, by young man who
entered the store under the pretense
of having business with the firm. The
box contained 5000 worth of city
railroad shares.
John Powers and Martin Lynch
were seriously injured to-day by a
gunpowder explosion in Union street,
Bergin City. Powers had been sent
for a can of powder, to be used for
blasting purposes. After opening the
can, he stopped to talk with Lynch,
who was at work on a neighboring
forge. A spark of fire fell in the
powder, and an explosion ensued.
Lynch had his arm blown of, and
Powers was so seriously injured that
there is little hopes of his recovery.
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NASHVILLE.

State LeglsIature--.GeHeraI Tax on POlls---
Dancers must Pay the Piper---SlngIetary
0ver-RighteOHs-- Cremation Of Filthy Lu-
cre---PrOtectiOn Of Honest Railroads.
Ths State Begsared. and Living from
Hand to Mouth.
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The Federal Council of Switzerland is
yerv much alarmed at the threatening
gathering of italian refugees on the from
tiers, as these movements are suspicious.
1t is reliably ascertained that simulta-
neous descent will be made from the
frontiers in Switzerland into the pro-
vinces of Sardinia and Lombardy. The
Federal Council has tax en- immediate
vigorous steps 20 prevent any insurrec-
tion into the Italian territory. A strong
detachment of gems d'armes have been
dispatched to the frontier. with strict or
ders TO allow no one to cross the border,
and to compel the Massenti to retire into
the interior of Switzerland. The prompt
action of the Federal Council will GER
tainly tend to suppress any revolutionary
design. The Italian government has dis
patched kilograms, and have through this
agency learned the extent of the conspi-
racy.
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ss- In retiring from the firm OF Caeey &
AIIen,I take pleasure in recommending my
friends and the public generally to Mr.. J. W.
Cacey, who has had number OF years expe-
rienee in the Grocery business, and is capa-
bic OF conducting hrst-class family grocery.
/ jeS WI. ALLEN
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The Cumberland Presbyterians, of
Jackson, Tennessee, are about build
ing church on College street in that
thriving little town.
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The SmalInnx In Paris.

PARIS, June 8, midnight.-The
smallpox is rapidly decreasing in this
city, and but comparatively few cases
were reported to-day. Many prOmi-
nent persons who were attacked by
the disease are recovering. The cases
are not of so serious a nature as was
at first supposed. The rigid enforce
ment of strict sanitary measures had
great effect in checking the epidemic.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

80 The copsrtnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm Of Cacey & Allen,
12s1z Main street, is dissolved from the 18th
Of May, IS70, by mutual consent. W. L. Allen
retiring. The business Of the Old firm will be
settled by ]. W. Caeey, who is alone author
lied to settle the same, J. W. CACEY,
H. W L ALLEN
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Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue of the authority vested in me as
ID Trustee, and in pursuance OF the terms OF
a Trust Deed executed 20 me as Trustee by
William A. Fitchner, on the 10th day Of Sep
tember. 1863, recorded in the Registers OH ce
OF Shelby county, Tennessee, on eth day OF
October, ls69, in Record Book No. %. on page
lO7, and TO secure the Indebtedness therein
rnarffnnad J tufU on
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shsriff,s 5 saIs of Personal Pronsrtv

ID Y virtue OF an attachment to me directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF Shelby county
in the suit of +. ). Plummer vs. MOuItOn,
Benedict & Co and in pursuance OF the pro-
visions of section 500 of the Code of Ten
nessee, viii proceed TO sell, TO the highest
bidder for cas- n
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Notice to Contractors.

Q EALED proposals will be received at the
- Engineers office, Memphis. Tennessee,
until u m. on the lst August, lS7e, tor the
graduation, masonry and superstructure Of
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
between CovingtOn and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. A portion OF the work is heavy and
worthy the attention of contractors. Pro
files and specifications can be seen at the In
gineers offiee, $50 Main street, Memphis, on
and after June 6, 1870.
THOS. H. WILMINGTON,
ie2 Chief Eng. Miss. River II. II.
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Tuesday, the 5th Day of July, 1870,

Between the hours Of 10 am. and PM, in
'front.' of the Sheriff7s office, at the Courthouse
door, on Second street, in the city OF Mem
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-Wit: A certain lot Of
land, situate, lying and being in the county
OF Shelby, State Of Tennessee, described as
follows, tO-wit: Beginning at a stake on the
northwest corner OF Ninth and COrolina
streets, thence north and parallel with Ninth
street one hundred and thirty-fve (l35l feet ;
thence west and parallel with Carolina street
one hundred and hfty-One (l5l) feet and nine
(Sl inches to a stake; thence east and parallel
with Ninth street one hundred and thirty
fiye ll35) feet to stake; thence east and par
allel with Carolina street one hundred and
nfty-one (l5l1 feet and nine ~ inches to the
beginning, together with all the appurte-
nances thereuntO belonging.
The equity of redemption to said property
is expressly waived in the Deed and the title
is believed TO be perfect, but 1 convey only
as Trustee.
fa4 T
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TAX PAYERS.

OFFICE OF CITYTAX COLLECTOR, I
MEMPHIS. June l, 1870. !
TAX PAYERS attention is POSITIVELY
i called to this notice. The list Of con-
denned lots from the court has just been re-
turned. 1 will give parties wishing to pay
their taxes before ADVERTISING until the 18th
of June, 1870 Come forward and save un-
necessary cost.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
City Tax Collector.
Suu please COPY, teZ
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Ihe Mordaunt DiYoree Suit.

LONDON, June 3, midnight.-Ihe
appeal made to the House of Lords
by Sir Charles MOrdaunt, plaintiff in
the celebrated divorce suit, receives
much favor in that body, many of
whom manifest a strong feeling of
sympathy in his behalf. Sir Charles
publicly denies the legitimacy Of the
child claimed by Lady MoTdaunt as
his offspring, and it is expected that a
continuance of the case will develop
many interesting facts in connection
with English high life, not before
made public.
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Terrible FeRian Work k.Apprehendsd in Eng
land


LONDON, June 3.-The Admiralty
authorities have become seriously
alarmed by rumors of a design of the
Fenians to make simultaneous at
taeks on the dock yards aud arsenals
throughout England, and are aroused
to the unseen danger. The Govern
ment has taken steps for the immedi-
ate strengthening of the garrisOns at
all the great naval depots. The Fe-
nian organization is known to have
extensive ramifeatiOns throughout
England, and the ueW secret
agents have assisted in detecting
multifarious lodges and meeting
places of brotherhood. All the yard
guards were doubled and all things
put in readiness to repulse any attack.
The utmost precautions were taken
against surprise, and any assault
would only result in fearful loss of life
to the assailants. The conspiracy is
most formidable in its nature, and
from reliable information in posses
sion of the Government the leaders of
Fenian brotherhoods contemplated
an outbreak. followed by an attack
upon the arsenal and naval de
pot, conformity with raid on Cana
ola by the American branch Organiza-
ton. All the preparations were dill
gently made by the conspirators to
this end, but the signal failure of the
Canadian border foray deferred the
leaders from inaugurating their de-
structiye work, and the projected de
monstrations, it is believed, have
oh HNI.p Of -
conspirators having been betrayed by
the treachery Of some of their COM
panions, the Government has thus
come into possession of points, etc.
The disclosures have created great ex-
citement and some incredibility, as il
is believed that the leaders, having
failed in former efforts, have only ar
ranged this as ruse to creates sensa-
ton, and disturb and excite painful
apprehensions in the public mind.
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Notice to Stockholders.

THERE will be a meeting of the Stock
i holders of the MEMPHIS WOOD AND
PANY, at the Hall of the Chamber of Com
meree on MONDAY, 9TH INST. for the pur-
pose of electing Two Directors for the ensu-
ing year. Stockholders can call at any hour
during the cay between the hours of 10 am.
and pm, and deposit their votes with the
Teliers. d. H TOWNSEND, President,
W. d. TUCKER, Secretary. te4
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nn Tnsshav. I4fh Inrn IRzn-

Within the legal hours, at the store OF E. 5.
Piummer, No. 20S Front street, Memphis, the
following property, attached in said suit, viz:
Is barrels Flour, IL barrels Meal, one barrel
Beans, kits Mackerel, one box Sundries.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT, sheriff.
Marve 4 Trezevant Attfvs for PitfF ie9