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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

HEAVY DEFALCArIoN. - Maj. John
l. Hodge, Deputy Payma>trr in the t.
= Army, proves 10 be Il drtauIl"r t. the
amount Of 81 900. 1t seams HAT -
year az" iIrIr WIS - Suspicion alnon%
detectives al irrcguariiy IN Hodges ac-
counts, and an investigation was then
quietly ordered, hut for some reason il
was never made. OWN" perhaps 10 the
great confidence that wa, rrpuscd in
llod"" The dclault,r served during
the war in Il Prun>y wanna regiment. of
which S.atc hc Is Il native, and WAS pro-
NOTED Ia the rank of Lieut.. Colonel.
Ic las been living in WASHINGTON in Il
ptiurrly style, not ut all warranted by
hIs salary. which was only 1000 per
anmum. Nh-n llod9c found that he
could not lon"cr conceal his acts, lac
made Il tull confession 10 Gen. Bricr,
AMI admitted that he had lost the money
in sprculntinnS in Wall street, New
York. lie expressed great c"utrilion
for his crime, and willingness 10 under
% tie full punishment therefor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22
SubbafH School 0Hd \. VI. &. Il.
Convention.

GUS nature.
SubbatH School ana Y. VI. e. 4.
COHreHfiOH.
The annual convention OF Sabbath
School workers and members Of the
Young Mems Christian Associations of
Vermont, will he held at Montpelier, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
October 10, | an II. The Sabbath
School convention will be held prior to
that OF the Y. NJ. G. n. We copy as
f1llows lrum the circulars sent out by the
stale COMMITTEES. First, the Sabbath
School mcc!inr:
Each Evangelical Church in The State
is expected to send IL delegates the Pas
tor and one active, earnest Sunday
School worker. Your experience we
want on the following questions:
l. How can we bring all the Congre-
gallon into the Sunday School?
= How can we best interest parents
in the Sunday School ;!
). How can the church DE made to
love the Sunday School more !
4. At what time can the Sunday
School be- held 10 best advantage
). How can we get better Teachers,
Il. What Lesson. or system ut Qres-
tons are best
:. How are Teachers Meetings con
Quoted to best advantage
s. How can we best teach :hr lmpor
tance OF Temperance
9. How can our L;biuiio> he made a
greater power tor GOOD
Short addresses may be expected,
from men OF experience, upon practical
subjects connected with our work. Mon
day evening, at $50, Gt not rainy,) an
open air meeting will he held in front OF
Pavilion Hotel, followed 10y Il social gath
erin" and mass meeting at $50, 1T the
Methodist Church. The Convention
will assemble at Bethany Church, Tues
day murnn. At . O'Clock. The Young
Men, Christian Association Convention
will b. hrld "Wednesday L. NJ. and
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Montpelier Board can hr Obtained al
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2:uO-Dr"anIE ii"n.
2:lI-l'N"Ii"nal r\'ir -. I'" 10y the
Chairman.
2:iI-R'port OF Nominating olnihlt =
tee and election Ui "licel>
q: Report al STATE I 'ihihiil'r ana
4:lj-QUE>TIu> Nv ith Il, pant mcnt
ui Association work has Afford
Ell the most encouragement
during the pat yrIr
t:iI-Dl>cl >~I"N: Il lac Sabbath
duties of the young m,n III t.
day"
Opened 10y Prof. II. II. shaw, "t
Springfield
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G.3o-Opru air services IA front Of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22
4 LARGE FARM
Al A BARGAIN.

lie zUb-c!ih'r, Icing engaged in ether business. will
eel liz farm, known the Moses and I hl!uc,v I'M
f%rm-stuattd in the town OF concord. between West
oh'"!t AID oucord Corner. said farm aims
~ ACRES OF LAND.
Their" l. Oh the place over 700 sl.a- tree AID a
large apple oh I'd The land l. under good tate Of
cultivation. and well fenced. There 4 large quanty
Of wu' and timber the farm. wItlil mile OF thu
T. e. Il. l. Ii i On OF tho ltr,,st ma b, in
town tnd VIA Tee ID n 4 bargain. rl;ICE Sum.
STOCK AND TOOLS
Also, ~ COVE, y,kc of oxen. | pair Lo!scs. II
Cavcr, /" OF the li"., kind, - En.,li-h Lamb.
Also s the HAY and uIain raised on he Plcr, Tho
-u-II tools aud farming implements.
lIEN~ "r fNINENl.-lwo or thr,c thouz md dultr=
down, and the remainder can lay On mortgage. For
further Tartcu ara ,rquirc of :. GuULp or &. G.
FENr, West Conc III, or Il thu prcru.sr-.
". II. WRIGHT
Concord Vt. sept l.. l>Il. $50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

Caution Ia chAn-cab!r climate, coughs.
cold. and d=ras= the throat lung aud ch,rt VIII
always prevail CIucl consumption Will claim it, vic
tins Ihrzc dis, il attended to IN time, can lie Al
ret md cured he .,4cdy il Dr. Wizfar'- lil-am
Of Wild Cherry.
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Sprfial 3lntircs.
= =
p. 3. L Al r D ,

p. 3. LAi r D,
Manufacture Of the
IL CELEBRATED Bile MOUNTAIN ~
GRANITE MD\I MEMS, TAB
LETS, HEAD STONES, *. g..
Al-o. importer AMI dealer in tn"
. - world renowned RID AID hEAh -
pnIE-ufp S'uICI GEANlGE Moot
Wis. ItHTI-. -.-G-'. a..
hIv, Polished rlnit- now on hand
/: and will impoIttp ordo- and EEL III" -
.alu,. f,r LIE than can De- bOTgh'
Bottom Discount TO III trI.c. over
a.: - 2uu dr>i-a- on h,i.d. Iie 80 cal! ADt 49,.
-. E.hn,'o... -. ~ l. l-:L->5
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l'raclI:iIli.

The exercises 81 the rc-OpeniEg OF the
congregational church will take place on
Thursday, sept. Is. commencing at ,
o'clock. p. NJ. Mr.. NJ. :. Dudley will be
ordained in the forenoon OF the same day.
The examination will take place nj .
o'clock. Public exercises nj II. The or
daining sermon will be- preached by Rev.
II. +. Fuller. OF st. JohnsbnIy. There
will be an organ concert on Wednesday
evening. Sept. %. commencing at a
o'clock. under the direction Of Mr.. Ed
ward Howe. Jr.. of y. Y. City. assisted
! by Mrs. :. ii. Dow.
We have received the program for this
occasion. which is a very choice one. but
the record OF the Fair crowds it out.
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ILLINOIS INVESTMENT SECURITIES
FREE.

For one month to all who ak for it dc to Jan -
IL 50 to July, -; f250 to Jan. ~. TIE METHO
DIST. Every week lecture room talk hy Beecher
Sermon artrle 10y Tamagc, (sccond only to Beecher
in popularity. Mr.. Wings great serial story eXpos
ing secret working Of RomansuI in America, and
much other good reading. q. Hslscd III Nae. au ct
New York.
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WE WILL PAY
$50.
$50.

Agents go per week II sell great uud valuable de
Covcrits. Ii you want permanent, honorable aud
pleasant work, apply for particular. Address DYER
& CO., Jackson, Michigan
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sutton.

sutton.
The ''Mcchanic>'' base ball CLUB of
LyndOnvillc. and the Farmer Boys of
on the grounds OF the latter club on the
18th inst. The game resulted in victory
for the ';Mcchanics." by score of twen-
tv-nine to twenty-five. This score is quite
complimentary to the Farmer Boys
considering their recent organization and
the experience OF the 'McclIanics."
MELVILLE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-22

A daughter OF Loren Stone "i this
Gown made 4 mi-etcp ON Monday. aud FIJI
wa stair. iujuIing one arm ha liy.
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SILVER PLATED WARE.
CHINA BOARD SHADES,

srticr, said 10 be the most perfect and useful
rhldr in usc, requiring fixtures. Also, white buf
aud green. window Holland. All TO be sold 1t the
lowest price, Purchases invited TO- call and
anime.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-16

there ever was q Ku-Klux in the
county. You ought not to condemn q
whole neighbOrhOod for the purpose Of
sustaining q perjurer. If there were Ku-
Klux there he could no more have lived
there than a rat in an exhausted receiver;
be would die instantly.
Now let US try q little law in reference
to this case. Before, however, I enter on
that, / must make brief and honorable
mention ofthe only speechthat was made
for the prosecution that could be said TO
be worthy Of the cause. 1 mean that
eloquent effort Of my friend Adams. I
was passing s little wooden church out
here in North Memphis q few days ago
and l was struck at the cracked, yet
laundering tones of the venerable preach
or within. Yesterday when Adams opened
I started to my feet In surprise, and cried
out In my mind, "that is the voice Of
the venerable preacher" but the speech
was not 8 sermon, it was a forensic effort,
the only one made suited to the merits Of
the case. It is true, be talked long on i'm
pressions, as he hung round miscellane-
Ously in the ~neighbOrhood of Cubs. Who
ever heard Of q man being hung On i'm
pTeSSiOnSy Did you ever hear OF a man
being sent TO the State ~penitentiRry for a
year for larceny on imPressiOnf Yet that
is the whole of this case. It is made up
of Impressions and theories. Adams
takes the proper view Of it.
General Sale then went into the merits
of much law, which he read without in
PERMISSION for the space of one hour, after
which the court adjourned to nine O'Clock
this morning.
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THE LITTLE ROCK ROAD
RssrgaaIzstloH Of the DIrsoisy-Rsilrs-
meat Of r C. Brlnklsy.

At the meeting Of the stockholders In
me Little ROek road yesterday at Hope
neld5 thiIty-six thousand i've hundred
ana nlnety-three shares were rep
resented. The directors elected for
Lne current year ars-Messrs. Sam.
rate VIM. NJ. Harrington, Thos. nj,
Bowen II. b. Edmonson and Hugh L.
Brinkley. Sam Tate, who Is one Of the
cOrpOratOrs named In the Southern Pacific
RAILROAD Dill now pending in Congress.
becomes President Of the Memphis and
Little Rock Company. This Is inst a. IL
should be. Mr. r. 9. BrinklsY exhausted
his IN almost unaidsd efforts 10
complete the work and prevent its laps
ing into the hands Of those not Identified
with the fortunes Of Arkansas and at
Memphis; and row, when he has proyi-
ded for the future and for the compilation
OF a highway which absorbed all his avail
able resources, he may we'll be content TO
withdraw in favor OF those whose train
Ing, habits and peculiar endOWmsnts ad-
mirably adapt them for tasks OF railway
management.
Very properly, the following resolu-
tons was adopted:
ResOLBed, That the stockholders have
heard with pleasure the annual report of
the President Of this company. and
hereby return their thanks to him and
his Board for the faithful and able man
ner in which they have labored TO bring
this enterprise TO a successful termina-
ton. Their efforts have been herculean
q their labor prosecuted under difhcul-
ties and with a fidelity never surpassed
rarely equaled in the history OF great
e~nterDrises.
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auLMER. STANTON. AND THE REST.

The testimony taken by the recent
committee of the Alabama Legislature Is
q curious specimen Of Legislative iuvesti-
CATION. It consists mainly of opinions,
surmis8s and rumOrs, without any facts
being ELECTED. General Patton, who was
the principal witness, testified as to what
he had said, what others had told him,
hat certain others had told them, and
what we're has opinions about what had
been done. He did not pretend to kHoB
anything, but relied upon what he had
heard from outside parties. This was
strictly hearsay evidence of the widest
character. Mr.. Powell, another witness,
said that he had heard certain TaG9oTs 81
to the use Of corrupt means by railroad
companies, but he knew nothing himself
on this subject. Jere HARRISON, another
witness, whether white or colored does
not appear, borrowed fifty dollars from
Stanton's agent, and saw him talking
with members OF the Legislature, and
urging the Importance Of the road. He
heard one member say there was money
in il, and heard another membersay there
Wss no money In It. This wa his testi-
mony. These were the only witnesses
who attempted TO prove anything against
the Alabama and Chattanooga RailroRd
Company, and we have given the sub
Of their testimony, Not 3 single
particle OF this testimony would have
been received in any Court of Justice In
the most Insignificant case. There may
have been fraud, bribery and corruption,
bat so far as this evidence goes, there Is
no proof Of it,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-16

THE SoLACE OF AsE.-Plantation Bit
ters is an agreeable compound Of st,
Croix rum-the most nutrimentaf Of all
distiledsiquBrs-and q variety of tonic,
Alternative and snti-bilious vegetable pro-
auctions, among which Is that most in
valuable Of inviROrants, Calissya bark.
The spirituOus basis Is manufactured bv
the agents Of the prOpriesOrs, frOm the
sugar-cane, OF their own leasehold plan
tstiOns in the West Indies; and the Cali
says bark Is gathered and prepared for
expectation from SOuth America bv the
employees Of the firm. Both, therefore.
can be guaranteed to be unadulterstsd
and Of the inest quality.
For these reasons, Plantation Bittsrs
is recommended as an unequaled invigor-
sting cordial for sged persons. But it hes
3 stronger recommendation than that Of
the proprietor, viz; the testimony of
thousands in the decline OF life. who have
tested It's revivifying properties, The
record covers 8 period Of more than ten
years, and includes both sexes and all
ages, nom hfty to fOur-soOrs years and
pWard.
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PERSONAL.

The celebrated artist and portrait paint
or, Mr.. Isaac BroOme, Is In our city, to re-
main for two months. This affords 3 esp
ltai opportunity to those who wish 8 hne
hfe-tke painting from his pencil. We
understand he win arrange q temporary
studio, where he viii submit to critic OBJ
serYatiOn some Of his specimens.
n. d. Newcomb, OF the Southern Rail-
road Association is AZ the Overton Hotel.
Messrs. F. Forstau and Colonel No
COllOugh, managers Of al b New Or
leans gas works-exeept the R~epHbkcGa-
are at the Peabody. New Orleans viii
soon be oleaglouslY Illuminated.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
- BELLE LEE 80
1871

]. 4. Hicks---master IJno.s Sullivan clerk
VIII leave Memphis regularly every WBdnas-
during ths season, as fOllOwss
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robsrtson's College.
w. 2. MitohsI's school, sO8 Third st.
u. J. 'suter, Furniture, 2s2 Second st.
Gold and silver plating Al AZ Monroe 81
Cleaning and dyeing 10 perfection, at
b. A. Hollenberg's, 282 Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents Der
COPY, can be had Of all neWsmen in the
city.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall. Don't fail to call on George, No. Is
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel.
WIN. Manaford, at his book and peri
Odioal store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
san be had Of an the newamen In the
city-Jos Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmOns q Son, on
Jefferson street.
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Second chsnosry covrt...soott. C~hsncsIor.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day; ass, DinsmOre vs. Boyd; sol, Moore
vs. Williams; 502, Eastman VS. Doyle; sos,
Carlton vs. Price; 504, Townsend VS. Haw-
ley; sos, Glenn vs. Bieree; SOC, Grimes VS.
WilksrsOn; 607. Bonner VS. Bonner; sos,
Reid vs. Reid 500, Fields VS. Fields; $40,
Keck vs. Walker; 5l1, Wilde VS. Wagon
or; 6l2, McKenna vs. McKenns; SIS, Null
len VS. Erich; 5l4, Steele vs. Steele; SIS,
Bowman Vi Lynn; 5l6, Daneri vs Smith
5l7, Peace vs Robinson; 5lS, MunsOn vs.
Paine; 5l9. Deyine vs. O'Brisn; $40, Lar
ken vs. MeOOmbs; 52l, Easterly vs. Martin;
SO, KnOx vs. Talbert; 523, Bryan vs. Nor
ris; 524, Iddings VS. Stewart SIS, Butts vs.
Black Bros; 528, Moore rs Ryan; 527,
Adams Va Jones; 52S, Graves vs. FIsch /;
SO, Mcdowell vs. Glenn; $50, Brewster vs.
Cicalls.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

DRIEsTB PLACE-My place on the Old
Raleis1 road, known as the Priests Plac8,
~ miles nom the city containing no acres,
- OF which are cleared and bottom lane,
through which Cypress creek runs, n az
1ording the nnest locations for dairy or gar
den purposes. 4 viii sell In or 10 acre lots
1or one-nnh Cash, balance In four equ An
nual paVmenls. win Interest, 10 be secured
10y Hen. 8. {. SNYDER. Md,
faI4 sam So Union street
EARM-A valuable farm Of l8l% acres-O
II cleared ard very productive good houses
orchard. garden, lnfs, etc, etc, on Lagrange
roa me mile south Of Raleigh, and near n.
end %. r. r. VIII sell cheap, or VIII lease the
same Tor IEl. For particulars call on MI.
iag ANDREW STEWART.
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FOR RENT.

NFAIN STREET srORE-No. "a, lately P.
VI H. Heinrieh,E Apply for one week.
fel6 VA WHEA1LEY. Bethel Block.
COTTAGE neat cottage on Third street
- Apply 70 ia TAYLOR.
Attorney at-Law. n {. : Madison St
uoUsE-With looms. kitchen and ser
II wants room. spacious yard and cisterns
No &c Union street Apply 70 O W. NOOR-
HEIS. No. Unicu street, upstairs. fsl5
CTORE AND DWELLING-Eo. %. corner OF
= Main and OvertOn streets q teet Inches
front, by . fest deep. Apply al No. IS over.
ton street teA
DLANTATIOE TO RENT.-On the 22d day
B OF the present month I viii rent the
Brown Plantation. on the 81. Francis river,
and viii sell TIE stock Tor rent their use} and
other property with the plcce- Notes, with
approved security, required. SJeGm-pOWer
Sin and saw Mil on the place,
GIL. j. PILLOW,
felQ Agent OF Receiver.
Helena Clarion copy twice.
d OOMs for rent. over the store No. 81
H Main street. Apply %
fes n JOHNSTON co.
uyOUsE-LAND-The fine dwelling house
II and seven acres OF land on Rayburn ave-
Iue, known AZ the Andrew J. Donaldson
Place" The house has ten or eleven rooms
and Dr. Ia nne repair. The lands are rich and
lies, strawberries, etc, and large asparagus
bed. etc; two large cisterns and good well;
servants houses, stables, carriage houses,
&C. b nelghDOrhOOd most excellent and
Apply to
Al MARTIN, Attorney.
In Kit Williams Block.
Corner Second and Madison streets,
OF VS. speers, on the premises. JAZZ
II OUsE-A fine tWO-story brick dwelling
house, No. III Exchange street, with 3
well built, with gas, clstern, etc. In
Culre 90 A. HARRIS, 25 Main street.
e nOkE-No. 81 South Court street, 3 few
y doors from Main street; stOre-rOOm and
basement each 81 by - ieet, for lease. Pos
Esssion given Immediately. Apply %
nc BEINkLEY. /
dele No. s. Madison street
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7 FALL.
A Gentleman sin bis Cups" Drops Down On
tbs Deck OF the Belle Lee, aud Breaks
His AsCk-Ths C0ronsr's lsqusst.

A g%rievOus accident occurred on board
the Belle Lee yesterday, which resulted
In the death Of q man named Joseph No
Mlllen. The ann of it appears to be
this; BE, in company with another person
Of the name OF Frank Ryan, went to the
boat in the morning and bought tickets
Tor Shreveport, on the Red river. for
which they paid $50. They brought their
trunks en- board shortly afterWsrd, and
then, having made everything secure, as
they thought. went rambling about the
boat in a state of inebristy. A few min
utes before the accident, both men had
been to the bar and refreshed themselves,
then went OUt on the boiler deck. Nc
MiIlsn went backward to the rail and sat
upon Il; his companion was taking his
place by the side Of him, when MoMflen
tumbled backward and went down to the
guards below. He died at once. His skull
Wss crushed in and his arm broken: one
OF his thumbs was also put out Of Joint.
He bled ~prOfussly, but brssthed not. In
a short time Coroner MOffst was on the
boat; he quickly summoned a jury and
held
AN INQUEST.
The first witness that certified vas John
Smith, cOlOred rOustsbOUt. He was sit
out on a cotton bale on the levee,
and happened to be looking in that di-
at the tins. He saw the man Jum-
bic over and make three summer-sauIts
before he reached ode deck" he hit on
his right shoulder, like. He ,Was;sitting |
on the banis5ers and another man ap-
pesred to be sitting beside him.
Frank Smith. deckhand, said that the
fell beside.him; he was after slowing |
away a bale Of cotton, and was standing
near the starboard bow when the fellow
came tumbling down and fell squash, be-
side him; he never stirred, tbs life was
knocked out Of him at once.
Frank Ryan, the companion Of the de-
5eased was sworn; He said they both had
lived DOWN. the GsyOsO, The deceased,
said, used to be a resident Of Memphis:
were going TO Shreveport; he has
some relations living st the Gayoso
30; he has a brother living there;
was a lawyer, he was a little intOxi-
,ated; I was beside him when he fell; we
had a drink q few minutes before that.
This was all he knew.
A thorough search of the clothes of
AcAlillen, which were saturated with
blood, brought forth an empty tobacco
pouch, elliptical in shape, aud made Of
Gather or India rubber; a pOcket-knife,
With q good handle; a piece Of continental
money a bunch Of keys, with a tag. on
which was stamped Joe McNIilleu, at
Orney-at-law, Paducah, Kentucky" and
dollars and sixty cents. Hs had, I
.lso, tickets for Shreveport. He wore a
;rsy overcOat; light and thin Whisksrs
'ound the chin; black velvet vest. His
and other clothes we're so disfigured
With blood that no accurate description
# them could be got. After looking into
III 1.-THE facts and evidence" in the case,
he jury said that his death was 9cci-
1t is said he has a brother work
ng az Moore q Eader's, on Second street.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE AD-
Newton Ford & co, so bales OF cotton; stew
art Bros a FiZer, IB do; FargasOn 6 Clay, 2
do; Jones, Brown & co, 4 90; Terry 8 CO.
& Bros, IA DO; Day & PrOudht, q DO; W B
GHbresth, / do; Joiner, Lemon q c., 8 do; r
WOrmeley & CO, 3 do; Black, Estis q co, 2
doiAJ Roach co, 10; Taylor Euhand CO.
Z dos Hul, FOntaiue & CO, I do T0Of, PHIL
lips a col DO; Goodwin & 5piImRn, lido;
smith, Neel a co. 3 DO; Busby, Johnson &
CO, 8 do; Conner & Richardson, 1 do TAYLOR &
u d APpersOn & co, Is do Lane, Moore s. co, /
do CrtsmRn, SJeWarE & co, a doi cambridge,
Mitchell & col do; Stanton & Moore, 4 do
J + Frank a co, 2 do; billiard, Pnson &
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