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CentrlpeIal Power MachInes..Whnt
Reliable Practical Men Say Of
These Machines.

80 @4S%SHAANos
Wheeling Centripetal Poicer Co.:
GENTLRMEN-We have been using one
Of your Hand Power Saving and Drilling
Machines for some time past. We use il
daily. lthas become fixed machine IL
our shop. We do great many things be
sides ripping with 1t, and alter iair tesl
OF your Hand Power Saving and Drilling
Machine we candidly admit it has entire
~ done away with any doubts or misgiv
ings We formerly had. We now cheer
fully recommend II TO all workers il
wood, carpenters, builders, cabinet max.
ers, &c. And Furthermore, we give thin
TESTIMONY in regard to Its labor saving ca
pacity. We can do as much work with
your machine In one day IS we could
with the hand saw in two days with the
same number Of hands, and do 1t much
better.
The above, gentlemen, Is our expc-
ri0Dce as regards the Centripet8l Power in
your Saving EaChine. The more we use
1t the better we like It.
CRAWFORD & MORRIS.
Builders, Wheeling, ". Va.
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Carpenter and Builde,

THE Union Central Lie Insurance Co.
has purchased the fine five story stone,
front building, oppoaita tho new Grand
Hotel in Cincinnati for It's own use. This
Company is reliable and prosperous. The
General Agency which includes this sec-
ton Is unOccupied, offering fine oppor-
tunity for active and reliable men 10 Sc
cure lucrative business. Those desiring
such position will do well TO address .
N. W. HARRIS, SeC'y
Cincinnati, o.
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WASHINGTON.
oFFIOIAL VIEWS OF THE SOUTHERN ATRoC.
lTIEg

OFFICIAL VIEWS OF THE SOUTHERN ATRoC
lTIss.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3-Judge vii.
llams will leave Washington tonight for
the North.
Secretary Belknsp will remain In the
city for week or ten days.
The following letter was received here
to-day;
LONG BRANCH, Sept, 2, 1874.
Gen W A. BelkHap, Secretary Of Var:
The recent atrocities in the South, par.
ticularly IN Alabama, South Carolina
and Louisiana, show disregard ior law,
civil rights and personal protection that
ought not TO be tolerated in any civilized
government. II looks as il, unless speed.
ily checked, matters must become worse,
until life and property there will receive
no protection from the local authorities
until such authority becomes powerlees.
Under such circumstances 1t Is the duty
Of the Government to give oil RId Tor the
protection OF lite and civil rights, and it
is legally authorized to do this. | wish
you would consult with the Attorney
General, who is well informed as to the
outrages already committed and the To-
cAlties where the greatest danger lies,
and so order troops as to be available In
case Of necessity. All proceedings for
the protection OF the South will be under
the Law Department OF the Government,
and will be directed by the Attorney
General in accordance with the provisions
oil the Enforcement Act. NOinsTuclions
need therefore be given troops ordered
into the Southern States, except as they
may be transmitted from time to time on
advice from the Attorney General, or as
the circumstances may determine here
after.
Signed U, s. GRANT.
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An unsuccessful attempt was made last
night 10 throw the Southern bound train
Oft the track on the Memphis s. Louisville
RAILROAD at Big Hatcher river, q short
distance this side OF Brownsville by
fastening cross ties on the track. The OBJ
struction was discovered by the engineer
in time TO prevent the engine from strik
ing It. Had it been otherwise irighiuI
accident would have occurred, as the OBJ
structIon was placed on a high embAnk
ment.
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STILL ANOTHER.

Wheeling Centrpeta! PoOer Co.,.
l have been asked by your Secretary
what conclusion ! have come to in my ex-
peEience OF your Hand Power Saving and
Boring Machine. Allow me to say have
been obliged to change my views aud
opinions altogether from what they
formerly were. Instead oil being a failure,
as honestly feared it might be, it has
turned out success, and especially in the
variety, quality, and amount OF work it
turns out. And would cheertully recon.
mend your Machines to parties whose
business requires them.
]. NJ BRoDIR,
GIrDenkpr and RniIis,,
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Demurrer Sustained.

Boston, Sept SIN May, 1872, Sidney
Dillon fled bill sgsinst George H. Bar.
nsrd ct al assignee, and VIM. T. Hart
ct al trustees OF the Boston, Hartford &
Erie Railroad Company, TO enforce lien
on the property. Defendants fled de-
murrer on the I'd oi September following
and to-day Judge shipley gave his de-
Cision sustaining the demurrer.
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ElecIion ReInrns.

CHEYENNE, Sept. 3.-The election re.
turns, which are nearly all in, give Steele
Dem majority Of between five and six
hundred, re'electing him as delegate hy
double the mSjorily that he received two
years ago. The Democratic ticket gen.
orally was successful throughout the Ter.
ritoGy.
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vi Tue conference lelu 81 lne war De-
partment at noon to-day, the following
was issued this afternoon
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, !
WASHINGTON, Sept 8, "A. !
SIR-Outrages of various descriptions,
and in some cases atroCious murders, have
been committed in your district by bodies
OF armed men, sometimes in disguise and
with view, it is believed, OF oyerawing
and intimidating peaceable and law.
abiding citizens, and dCpriving them Of
the rights guaFanteened to them by the
Constitution and laws Of the United States.
Your attention is directed to an act OF
Congress passed April 0, 1866, entitled an
act to protect all persons in the United
States in their civil rights, and to furnish
means for their vindiCation, and to an.
other passed April 20, 1871, entitled an
act to enforce the provisions OF the l4,h
amendment TO the Constitution Of the
United States, and Tor other PURPOSES
Also TO one passed May 6, 1870, entitled
an act to enforce the rights of citizens
OF the United States to vote in the several
States of this Union, and for other pur-
poses, which, with their amendments,
make these deeds of violence and blood
within the Jurisdiction OF the General
Government. ! consider il my duty, in
view OF these circumstances, 10 proceed
with all possible energy and dispatch to
detect, expose, arrest and punish the per.
petratOrs oi these crimes; and to that end
you are TO spare no effort or necessary
expense. Troops OF the United States
will be stationed al different and convent.
ent points in your districts for the pur
pose OF giving you all needIul aid in the
discharge Of your official duties. You
understand, OF course, that no interference
whatever is hereby intended with any
political or party sCtion-not in viola
OF law, but for protection to all Glasses of
citizens, white and COlored, in the free
exercise OF the elective franchise, and In
the enjoyment OF other rights and privi-
leges TO which they ore entitled under
the Constitution and laws as citizens OF
the United States. Instructions are issued
by the authority OF the President, and
with the concurrence OF the Secretary OF
War. Very respectfully,
GEO. II. WILLIAMS,
Attorney General.
The above is addressed 10 United States
Marshals and Attorneys, and Is prepared
with the approval and endorsement OF
the President, TO whom the substantial
points were submitted during visit ol
the Attorney General to Long Branch.
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BRLLARE ITRMs.-Pat Tucker has
been appointed night watchmAn in place
OF CurTcn.
Mr.. s. A. Shupe has purchased an en-
tire crop Of tine peaches from L. T. Bon
nell, near Cambridge, o.
John II. Beam, news dealer in this
city, on his return from Portland, on the
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh road lost bis
pockctbook, containing $3.50 in money, TO-
gGther with certificates of bank deposits
and note, amounting in all to 1886.
Qlite an excitement Is being raised
concerning certain articles OF slander-
Gus nature which have from time TO time
appeared in the columns Of the City Com
mtrcidL aimed at the Rev, Rogers, pastor
OF tho n. L. Church in this city.
Passing down one Of our principal
streets yesterday afternoon our attention
was arrested by some buisterous language
Proceeding in the direction from which
the sound came, we were painfully as
tOniShed at the reckless and fearful ges
tiCulations OF two little ragamuiiins be-
tween the ages Of 12 and IA accompanied
with just about the tRllest swearing We
ever heard.
Alta meeting Of the Belmont Dramatic
Association last night, 1t was determined
TO give an entertainment in the course o.
two or three weeks. The drama selected
Is Uncle Toms Cabin"
The rolling mill and all the glass works
arc running on full time.
The BeiIaire boys go to Wheeling tc
play match game ot base ball with the
Mail City," OF that place, on Saturday
afternoon.
The NJ. E. Church Social last night
was well attended, and all seemed to en-
Joy themselves very much.
Mahlun Craft has moved into his new
room adjoining that OF Mr.. Roemer, on
Water street, We know of no more de.
strable location nor u finer finished room
than the one he now occupies. Indeed
We feel like Complimenting him on hi:
new quarters and wish him every sue
cess in his business.
JUNIus BRowNToN.
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MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS, Sept. ga large number o.
freight agents IRON the Southwest are as.
sembled here for the purpose OF arranging
transfer tariffs for the southern railroads.
FIRE IN GRRENvIILE.
A private dispatch from Helena says
the entire business portion of GreCnvillC
was destroyed by fire last night No par
tiNnlaFa
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Democratio Nomination.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 8-At Democratic
Convention held at Anna, to-day, Wm
HArtwell, Of Randolph county, received
the nomination for Congress from tht
Eighteenth District, and q. Winston, O
Alexander and F Z, Albright, OF jackson
Tor Representatives to the Legislature.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Take notice ttat the undersigned, hIYinH been
BY tie TrOoatc Court OF Belmont county, Ohio.
appointed guardian Of tho person aud CstSte OF
Lydia Porcs, = minor Tesioiog 10 that counLy,
az such graFdiIn, that on tho nrst DAY OF The
neIt October term Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, ~catVirSiuiR, will apply 70 slid Cir
cult Court 10 hulhortzs nc 10 collect and receive
tho money belonging 10 ths estate OF the said
Company OF Wheeling, West Virginia on ikE!F
Io.icy numbered 80 3li6, iDsurlnS two slorY
framt building situated IN Charleston. Ksuawha
coOny, West VirgiGia hgSinit 1rc To The amount
OF nIt en- hundred dol are, Which bollding was
destroyed by afn on or about the 18th Of JaruS-
ry, 1874 whilc said Policy wAs in force; and also
70 EaihoTiZ' nc TO remove said money when 70.
eciVtd into the state Of Ohio.
EepS-Th ANNA HARTLEY, Guardian,
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RAILROAD BONDg-Qulet and steady

:, NGS'Sh uuN oeSaOJs
sTocKs-Opened TAG lower than yes.
terday. Fluctuations were frequent and
the general tendency downward. The
market during the last hour Of business
was moderately active. Wabash was
conspicuous for weakness, declining to 80
Hannibal & st. Joe fell of from 245 TO
@St, and Atlantic S Pacific preferred ',ou.
IA to 10s. Tho dooliue IN the remainder
Vi the list averaged ! to 3 per cent. Among
the sales were $4,000 Western Union,
1900 Pacific Mail 5000 Erie, 10000 Lake
Shore, 2S000 Union Pacific, G,OOO Rock
Island and $4,000 Wabash.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW York, Sept. 3.-MoNEY-24aG
per cent; prime discounts, short date, 5aC
per cent.
GoLD-Rsnged at lO9sallO; closed al
lO9!. Carrying rates lal. Loans fat.
Cleariugs $l2OOOOOO.
STERLING ExCHANoE-$4 sGs4 S6t for
90 days, and 81 SSfs4 50 for sight Gus.
tom receipts 1851 900. Treasury disbursc.
ments $ll4 900.
GOvRRNMEETs-Firm.
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Maryland Democratic Convention.

NEW YORK, Sept. ga special from
Baltimore says that the Democratic
Convention which met at Hagerstown
yesterday nominated Wm. Walsh for
Congress, and that Montgomery Blair
was one Of the defeated candidates.
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Marine Loss.

NRw YORK, Sept. 3.-Thc loss by the
burning OF the steamer River Bell, last
night, is placed at $4,000. The vessel
was scuttled TO save the hull.
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Chargcs Withdrawn.

PITTsBURGH, Sept. 3.-The chsrses
preferred against Chief OF Police IWin
having been Withdrawn he will be rein.
stated tomorrow.
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Hon. G. ]. STUART Is an independent
candidate for the House of Delegates from
Doddridge county.
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Transportation,


ST LOUIS EXPRESS
EAsT-LEAyLs wEsr-,r,v
Wheeling daily 'RhecIIop dSjjv
At..........,i 10 Is, m at. ',''@ 3sh II ~
ARRIVES AT EKnWRs ~ " "'
Washington Tewa,E 40 S.is All
City,....... .6;50p. m Columbus An ~ ~
baltimore. .S:lO y. m isAntusEV G9SS ~,
Philadelphia. 2S5 u NJ. Cine lRlGu =. .i0.S5 A in
New York B:U5 \. m Chic go. ,.., gIop N.
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
MI EAsTILEAyEs wEsT-LrAvSAl
at. ,.:45S p, IN. st..'........E4oA a. u
-, ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
warrington Newark, .,....i ilO p. IN,
p!Giiiity.... Ito a, m lG0lumbus..."2E5p j.. m
nnsIilnofG. 81 a. IN SAnduaky. .6.S5 D m.
Philadelphia, La y. m inclunGu. 10 IOp. =.
New York. $40 p, IN lCh,cago. 80. &l0S m
ACCOMMODATION
EAsT-LEAvES WEsT-Lr,yr,
wheeling daily "whCellng daily
N...........955 Z. N. at,..,.'.,,.S:4Op u. m
ARRIVES AT AAIIVRs AZ
Cumberland S;!S p. N, ZAneSyille. -. $40 p. m
euHUAys excepted Newark. .....s 80 p. m.
Rast bolnd Trains make connections at Bal.
timore with trains for PhIlAdelphIA, Now York
South.
West bound trains make direct connection fol
ali points Weet and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING, PTTTsa q BABT. DIVISION.
,,, EAsT-LEAVEs WEsT-LEAvEB
'WhcelinR daily "WashinRton, Pa,
AZ. .....'; ,1lo 4. IN. daily al. b:2S =. nj,
wheeling daily Washington, Pa.
.Snn,is;ts ,.l.N p' m daily At... 2F0p. II,
HHHuA1s eASop'"d. I'suncsys excepted.
Tickets to all principal ooipts can bo nrorn ,,,
st the oflc al tho Depot. F'''~'eN
TEOB. r. SHARP,
u m ,,r,,,,, Master OF Transportation.
nv IS 49, 'A'~4NH'
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Governor Furnas has offered $500
reward for the arrest OF the murderer Of
Mitchell.
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Qlre1ttelliqerrrtr
Tho Convention and Its Nominee.

Tho Convention and Its Nominee
It ls not necessary for US to speak a
length In this column this morning in re
gard to the Convention that met In thC
Opera House yesterday and nominated
General NATHAN Corr of Harrison coun
ty as the anti Bourbon and anti Ring
candidate Tor Congress in this District
The full report Of the proceedings of tho
Convention which VIC publish this morn,
ing speaks for itself, II shows that tho
proceedings from beginning to end were
characterized by intelligence, dignity and
harmony, and that they wound up at the
close with display Of good feeling and
enthusiasm that augurs well for the sue
cess OF the nominee in the canvass
b2Iore US. The Convention itself
was large and respectable. Tho
superior character OF its person.
mel attracted general attention yesterday
aud can be judged Of by the list OF Ohio
county delegates. We doubt il more
solid and influential body ofmen ever be-
tore met in Congressional Convention
in this District. AS to the nominee, We
do not need to explain to the public who
he is. lie Is well and Iavorably known
throughout this District as man Of
character and ability. lie was before the
people in 1870 and made q gallant can
Vass under uniavorable circumstances
against the Democratic nominee. He
now goes forth as the choice OF united
convention and with other faVoring au.
spices that awaken high hopes on his be-
half. The undertOne OF public sentiment
in his favor yesterday was very marked.
The prevailing expression was give us
GoFF and VIC can make en- enthusiastic
CANVASS" His record is Of a character 10
awaken this feeling. lie was good SOL
der in the war and has proved himself
to be useful, upright, able and success
iul tfllccr OF the government in his Ca
pacity as United States Attorney for the
District Of West Virginia. He has the
ability, courage and character necessary
TO lead in canvass against the Ring De.
mOcracy in this canvass. We doubt if q
stronger nomination could have been
made. 1t gives enthusiastic satisfaction.
We congratulate the Convention upon Its
choice and pledge him our hearty support.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Proclamation Of Governor Kellogg.

By the Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.
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A Righteous Move,

WARRINGTON, Sept 3-As the result
OF the conference held at the War De-
partment at noon to-day, the following
was issued this afternoon:
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COLUMBUS AID INOiRsIP0Is DIVISION.

Nos !. and iran Daily, All other Ir1j55
Daily. except sunday. "Aiii7
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Eos.i I, 6 and 7 ran DAILY. All othOI trains
Daily, except sunday.
". L. oBRIEy.
jns Gen'l passenger Gld Ticket Sgcn
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WEATHER. BUSINESS, ETC.

WEATHER, BUSINESS, ETC.
The weather yesterday was as fine as We have
it, and the pc pie seemed to appreciate it
fully by the vast crowds tina, dscernabe on our
streets aud levees from early until late in the
evening.
We are sorrv tina it is impo ,sible for us to give
hattering acsount Of the business movements Of yes
terdav but cannot, for it too uil for use
aid hard to have to publish 1t that y. but
such ia facts and they stubborn things and cannot
be denied
The river seems to be stiil on . stand. and it
last EVENT. At high water marx of 1871
Freight tar ffs all remain in statu quo.
The packets last e ening remained somewhat over
their regu hour waiting for the days races 70 close
some of their pa senge-s are patrons VI the tn l.
and did not wish to be deprived Of the days sport;
hence the delay IN the packets -tartng.
ARRIVALS
B. L. Hodge from Baton ouge. f. Henaley from
Lower coast, 8. J. Hale and barges rom Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Eatchex for vicks burg Bart BILE and Ruth for Cam
den Mary Houston for Leusvill City of Alton snd
Molle Moore for st. Louis. T. Brysrly fr Jeffer-
son, adioa for Mi den, Texas for sh eveport Lesse
Taylor for Grand Ecore, Ida tor Atakapas, and B. l..
Hodge for Baton Rouge.
BOATS 10 ARRIVE.
r. E. Lee from Mouth OF White River, Sabine O. H.
Durfee. Ia Ball and selma from Red River. Fleta
from Bayou Macon. Bastrop from Bay on Bartholomew.
john Kya from It. Louis W. \. Pike IF I'm Red River
Landing, Henry Tete amt Lizzie hopkins from B.you
LAiourche. Marie from Lower Coast Bertha and Bad
ish Johnson from Opelousss.
DEPARTURES FOR MONDAY.
". 8. Pike. capt J. ]. Brown. CLERK Jas. +. Muse.
for Red River Landing.
Henry T~te. Capt Dueas, ole 9. 8. 6treck. and
the Lizzie Hopkins. Capt. J. p. Ancoin, clerk r. 4.
ChaElst for 6ayoa LASoarshe.
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ftece:pts Of Prod uce.

Receipts of Produce.
CINCINNATI-Per steamer Sam Hale-775O bales
hay Cbas PIeasants-10 bbls whisky Richt-l1 do
bbls vinegar Mariaty-5 do Kelly &co-5O do Hoyt
l. Wilcox-l23 do bbls whisky B II Flashpoller-oOO
boxes starch g A French &co-Su. dries to order
BATON ROUGE--Per steamer-b Hodge-l7
bales cotton Levi do Bush 4 Levert-3 do
Huntington &co-1 do J Gay &co-1 do g Pascal
col do Beraud Il Gibert-l do Richard Flower eco
Is hhds sugar IL bbls nolasses Mllllken-2 do -
hhds sugar McStea & Value-Sundries to ord"r-Io-
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
PASCAGOULA-re schooner Maria LOUISE ',OOO
feet lumber ITO. 900 laths to order
VINGTO-.-Per schooner Pppo-2O bales cotton
Is sacks wool 10 bbls tar 400 bbs sand 30 order
PAsCAGOULA-Per schooner Olopp--46,ooo feet
PAsCAGOULA-Per schooner Antoinetta--sO. 900
feet lumber 70 order
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
BLIND RIvEa-Per schooner Clementine-1o00 0
slaves 10 cords wood to master
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER-fer schooner Camelia-4Oo
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schooner Modesto
cords wood to master oa
TCHEFUNCTA RlVER-Per schooner NeW-lo,oue
BLIND klvLR-Per schooner Appabashee-
cords wood to master
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER-Per schooner EaSle--l5o
PEARL RIvER-Per schooner Petral No 2--1o
cords wood to master
SSAAooAeA NV eoA-
sand to order
PE,RL RIvER-Per schooner Try Again--30,N Q
feet lumber to order
PAsCAGOULA-Per schooner Star No go 900 feet
lumber to order
PEARL RIvER-Per schooner Al ce--35,0O0 feet
lumber to order ~,
PEARL lVER-Per steamer Martne-So heaa cattle
25 cords wood to order
Hy Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILKOAD-April 1l-27 bales cotton Bussey 4
co-l7 W c Black &co-9 Stewart, Bros &co--S
Champlin-7 II & j M Allen &co-7 L l. Arey &co-
&c Walmsey Il OF Meyer, Weis &co-5 Richard
son l. May-5 A A Mouton-5 Pritchard &Bickham-
AIcus Scherck Autey-3 Allison &co-2
den 4 Vioett-1 NJ Greenwood 4 Son--1 Alabama
Press-l Jno Phelps &co-lJ Denis--Total, 100
bales cotton-l00 bbls lime Forsta!l ID sewing
machine Peck Bros-l car coal NJ Akers-1 Dbl flour
McGrath eco
NEWOKLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April Ill bales cotton Post Hobby-3 bales dom
estes L W slitche--6 do T Hardie &co-1 do W II
Letchford &co-2 do Simpson H-9 sacks peas Post
K Hobby-3 casks wax d Wheeler l. Son-l cotton gin
boxes machinery ] Ralster-37 bdls paper Z G Pal
mer Gco-l box mdse ID Marx 4 Son-39 pieces oak
timaer Z IL Wilson Il Mills-and sundries to order
Total, l bale cotton
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April Ill bbls molasses 10 hhds sugar Robert Hare
Is bales cotton j Burbridge &co-9 do Hlck-
mau-29 sacks rice Sewn 4 Gourdain--12 half bales
moss Schmidt 4 Zeigler- sacks rice Bholet-Sun-
les to order-Total, "a bales cotton 10 hhds sugar
bbls molasses. argo per steamship Harris-s25,-
$50 in specie 100 pigs lead $50 dry hides lU7 bales
skins Whitney &co-S1500 in specie Schmidt X
Zeigler-4U0 do L Ii Gardner &co-200G do L Cain
1900 do G1rdon X Goma- 90 do Woodhouse & b
$50 head cattle Mehle &co-and sundries to order
Total S31 $50 in specie