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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-06-27
PROBATE SALE
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF fAI,CASIETT.

PARISH OF gALCAsIEU.
Succession Of Joseph Reed.
DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER A
| ID Commission from the Honor
Parish Court6f Calcasieu parish. ID
| directed, I Will SELL al PUBl
| AUCTION, to the last ana hid
bidder ut the last residence Of
deceased, near Bayou Nezpiqu6I
tins parish, on
Thursday, July 8, 1874,
all the PROPERTY belonging tot
succession, t0-wit:
4. TRACT or LAND situated
Bayou Nezpiqn6, being one of The
Ben. Andrus Spanish grants, cont
ing about 62l acres of land, more
less, as per inventory in the said
oession, q certified copy to be prodd
on day Of sale.
2. DWELLING HOUSE, Kitea
three Outhonses, Fencing, etc I, onpl
lie land last residences Of deceased,
3. DWELLING HOUSE and \
proyenents on the lands 0f sold esd
known us the William Reed Place
4. TEN HEAD, more on less, gel
tlAIIIlE, Six HEAD, more or 4
Wild MARES. two yoke 81 OK
one Gentle HORSE, one old Buga
fifteen Head HOGS, one OK Can't
double-barreled Shot Cum, H0US
HOLD FURNITURE and Kitc4
Utensils, etc, Farming Implements
Terms and conditions One-tll
cash on the day Oh sale, and the bald
on credit Of one and two years I
day Of sale; purchasers furnishingtll
promissory notes, with good and !
vent security, u, solido, residents
chs parish, payable to Mary Ell
Andrus, surviving widow, etc,
natural tatrix, to her satisfaction
conditioned to bear Interest at tile n
OF eight per cent per annum a
their respective matrities until II
lhe lmlnov2nle property TO ba +
remain specially morts8ged, with u
doris privilege, nntil full and emf
led td A L hIED, Sheriff.
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n genernl maetina "a thn Dam

a general meeting Of the Demo
ocratic State Central Executive
Committee viii be holden 10 the
city of New Orleans, Oh Monday
the 9th Of July next, ia order to
perfect the organization Of the
Democratic party throughout The
State. All members are earnestly
requested u attend.
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IN MEATOREAAI

Those few lines are dedicated to the
memory Of ANDREw JACKSON SMART,
only son Of pr D. n and IA. ii, Smart.
who breathed his ast 1T Leesville, in
Vernon parish, Lo1isiana, on Tuesday
the second day Of june, 1874, at eight
o'clock 4. M
No more viii the ripple Of his laughter
be heard.
No more the prattle Of his darling
voice:
He is gone, this dear one, gone from
us all
10 the realms by angels trod
This lovely bud adorned homes bower,
And she'd sweet fragrance round;
III grew in beauty hour by hour,
Till ah the spoiler came iii power
And crushed it to the ground.
1et not forever In the dust
That beanteous bud shall lie;
No in the gardens Of the Just,
Beneath Gods glorious eve, trust
Twill bloom again on high.
Why weep you kind parents the bios
SONS that fade
Not long shall inhahit the tomb;
they only are planted in death s gloomy
shade
~ prepare for an angelic bloom
And soon shall that flower, that So late
from your ARMS
Was So rndely and painfully riven,
BE transplaRted and robed in imper-
ishing charms
Tn the bright, blooming gardens Of
! 4 ETnnTfa,i wv u : & Vi.
tiestFe At, II. ti. 1YAN.
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TIE Parish Convention. which

The Parish Convention. which
met here o. ihe 25th inst turned
ont ~ We intimatad tie week
before last it would. to be the re.
suls Of Tho most elariug political
wire-Norking. The whole affair,
beginning with the call for the
convention, Is a. full Of holes as d
sieve. It's 10 faa
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"A CARD

10 the Democracy az Caleasieu. Came
rom Lafayette and ST.. Landry:
i HEREBY PLEDGE Myself to
Il publicly demonstrate, Co Il positive
certainty ia advance Of the Novembtr
election, that the action 81 the Calca-
sie1 Parish Democratic Convention
held at Lake Charles, June 25th, 1874, ii
not politieallynor morally binding upon
the Democracy OF Caleasieu parish,
much less upon the Democracy Of So.
Landry, Lafayette md Cameron.
GEO. III. WELLS.
Lake Charles, June 26, 1874,
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sHEmnAN VA. PINcHRAcK- Byasb,

SHEmnASv PINCHBACK Easb-
lagioR, juno Q. The votes on the
Iouisiana election case were AZ
follows 4 That Pinchbaok ID en-
titled 70 tic sent 4g3ma ficie
Lost without division. 2. That
@hagFidmm uraa aln.a&nl TaL
70 sees sfE3s8N@ARR R1WMM 3H gb
vote 81 & % I45. 5. That Pinch
back was elected; lost vote 81 70
l2I A That the testimony doas
not show thot either was elected
aud that they may take further
testimony eagueaw ithoutdivision.
Both houses 81 Congress have
agreed 81 the extension of those
.iou I'LL Tuesday
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soon into the Kellogg Legislature
4 he said that ii he had not done So
lie might as we'll have cone home
ss he was satisfied at the time that
The Kellogg government would
rule the deslinies ct Louisiana for
the four years following He said
that he went into it against his
I pi eference, and that at the time
I his strongest sympathies wero with
tha BIcEnery government; and that
while be was depressed with anx-
/ iety, and ia doubt as to what was
best for him to do, and In need of
counsel and advice, he telographed
to Calcasieu to know whether his
constituents approved Of his
course, and received II Geographic
reply which sent q cold chill to his
heart. The reply was, eve know
| nothing Of the situation, and there
fore can not approve your course
nor condemn it" He said he saw
instantly what that reply meant;
it meant You have put your foot
in it, and now you can draw it Out
the best way YOU can" Referring
again to the public charges against
him, he said they were no direct
charges they were only insinua-
tons; and concluded by saying
that if the convention thought
that he had acted unworthily as d
legislator, the convention ought to
say SO by its vote.
Louis 8. Leveque, ESQ, again ad-
dressed the convention, and refer
ring to q late editorial in the Ope-
lonsas Courier, headed Officiating
to st. Landry" he criticised that
portion of on expression therein,
commencing with the words,
Il IF ID. Kirkman is o Dem
ocrat, CHS course in the KEEL
logg Legislature to the contrary
notwithstanding y by saying that
it contained no specific statement
wherein bis course in that Legisla-
ture was alleged to be not Demo
cratic; demanded to know what
was meant by hatexpression, and
stated that DR., Kirkman had told
him that he Or. e.. wanted
nothing better than for his course
in the Legislature to be examined. 4
AS there was no other nomi-
nation made, vote was taken
by ballot, but, without announcing
it, on motion, it was decided to
vote 0iUa 0oce; by which vote
DIR. Kirkman was unanimously |
nominated and he then returned |
his thanks to the convention Tor
She honor conferred.
The Secretary then read the
resolutions presented by the com
mittee appointed to prepare them, I
when, on motion, the convention
adjourned SINE die.
The convention was very thinly h
attended, several counts showing
at different times from TWENTY-FIVE
to thirty-two persons present, In
cluding the delegates.
We have endbayored to give our
readers \ fair but condensed ac-
count o, the proceedings Of the
convention, to tine official report
IF which we. refer for full particu-
airs, promising that we have
nothing extenuated nor aught
ret down in malice"
1T will be seen ia this issue that
5eorge Fl. Wells, Esq, Demoora-
10 candidate for the State Senate,
lledges himself to demonstrate
hat the action Of the convention
! not binding on the Democracy
il Calcasieu, much less on the
Democracy Of the other three
,arishes Of the district. He is GER
ain to keep his pledge.
"a CARD
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Fflia eRicasteu Democratic CON.



Pursuant Is public notice, t6i
Democratic Parish Convention
met 1T tie Courthouse, Eakl
Charles. on Thursday. at I'll i
By request Of jacob Ryan, w. N
Smart temporarily assumed TIE
chair and explained the object d
The convention on motion, Jacot
Ryan vas elected chairman, and
Allen Gilly secretary of The con.
yention the latter, b. request.
was assisted by John "a. Spence.
on motion, Julien Richard and
David d. Andlus were appointed
{ committee to examine The ere
dentials Of the delegates to The
convention and, on examination,
reported the following wards to be
represented BY the following dele
gates, to-wit. First Ward, repre-
scented by Leon Marcaptel and
Alex Fontenot; Second Ward,
represented BY David ID. Andrus
and Olivier ID. Broussard; Third
Ward represented by Jacob Ryan,
Allen GiIly, Julien Richard and u.
J. GrangeT Fourth Ward, repre-
sented BY Isaac Vincent; Fifth
Ward, represented BY w. 4. Hen
derson. The sixth and Seventh
Wards were not represented.
on motion, the chairman APP
pointed a committee Of FIVE,
to draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of the convention,
and to inquire Of the two
in this parish for the
State Senate whether they were
willing to submit their names to
the convention for nomination,
and if So, whether they would
abide by its decision.
The convention then took a short
recess, to enable said committee
to discharge the duty assigned to
i. Ga re-assembling, Dr. WIN.
II. Kirkman, one Of the two CAN
iidates, submitted his name to
the convention, and agreed to
abide BY its decision. George
4. Wells, Esq, the other candi-
late, refused to submit his name
o the convention, for written rea-
IONS, which will be published il
'ur paper By permission, Mr..
Wells briefly addressed the con-
'entlon, stating, IN substance, that, /
Il view Of the fact that the Dem
,cracy and the Conservatives Of
he other three parishes Of tie
district We're willing that the next |
,tate Senator should come from |
]alcasieu, justice and courtesy re- I
uired that they should be allowed /
voice In the selection of 4 Calea-
leu candidate; and therefore. il
is opinion, If this convention
houid nominate a candidate. IL /
.ould seriously hazard Calcasien's
nance Of having a Senator from
Ell midst.
Loais 81 Leyeque, Esq, then adj
ressed the convention, urging its
eht and duty 10 make nomina-
oil.
D. D Andrus nominated DIR.
iIkman as d candidate for the
.ate Senate.
Dr hirkman then addressed the /
invention. He commenced with
modest acknowledgement 81 hts
experience as d public speaker,
81 stating that charges had been
ibllcly made, affecting his fepu-
ton, be denied that they were
ne, md defed their authors 10
owe him guilty. He then went
r. 9 history 81 the nature aud
llect Of Tie Free Market Riil Ia
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Captain Gorhom win please nc
cept our thanks for late favors.
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Inflammation Wansed.

Any IMPORTATION MS tt
I'm whereabouts Of MI. FDWl
SYLVESTER win he thankfully
ceived by the undersigned. Be
last heard Of in San Franciseo, Cali
mia, arriving there from Honolulu.
g. Nv. F'ELTER,
Lake Charles. Louisian
California and Honolulu papers
confer 4 favor by copying the abo0
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10 ReDEeaentaIire.

At The solicitation Of MANY Il
crats I hereby announce myself
candidate to represent tile peas
galeasieu III the next General W
bly,. ct the election il Noqember
W. d. GIT
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ME VIM. Meyer las q large sup
ply If send paper for sale.
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Enr semafnr.

We are authorized to anuounos
VILLA M II. KIRKAfAN. AZ + I,
date for the state Senator for tbeT,
Senatorial District, comprising
parishes Of Calcasieu Cameron. 4.
cite and St. Landry, ut the next elm
ia November. 1874.
I respectfully announce mysel
Candidate for the Office of State Sen
Of the Tenth Senatorial District
prising tile parishes DC Cameron. IL
cite Galcasieu and ST. Inndry.
GEORGE II WE'LL
| hereby announce myself as Z
didate for the State Senate st t1l
suing election.
XUNf nnFoT I5frc, ~
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See advertisement Of estray mo-
flee ID another column.
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Tor Pariah TmdEe.

We are authorized to announca
p JONES, rs u candidate for
Office Of Parish Judge of Calca
Parish, at'the coming NoYembet
ten
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0ANDIDATEs1 CoEunl
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce
RIED as q candidate for re-olaot;
tie Office Of Sheriff of this psr.
the coming election, III Novs
next.
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PROBATE SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
PARISH or CALCASIEU

PARISH or CALCAsIEU
Succession Of William NJ Nichol
Parrish Court.
DY virtue Of an order from the a
I'D orable Perish Court iii and for
parish Of Calcasieu, State Of Louist
to me directed. / viii SELL at RI
Tic AUCTION, to tile listand hid
bidder, at the late residence of
deceased, on West Fork. on
Saturday, june ~, Al. ID. rs
The following described Propd
to-wit
ONE LOG Carl, one lot Bs
smiths Tools. and one Ii lndred, ID
Of less, Cords Fire Wood,
Terms and conditions All sums
able sixty days from day Of sale,
chaser to furnish his note, with A
md solvent security, approved byI
Curator, conditioned to bear eight
cent. interest per annrm from mata
till paid. A. IL. REID
jel3 td SheriI
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Tie new mail route between
here and Nanny, Sabine parish,
yie Leesville, Vernon parish, will
10 put into operation on the first
Of next month. Te expect soon
70 visit Leesyille md Nanny and
return with a hat full Of advertise.
monts and long list Of subscri-
bcrs, Won't We, johnny?
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We invite the attention Of our
readers to The advertisement Of
Captain Frank Moore, which viii
be found in another column Of to-
days paper we hope that those
having anything 70 do in lis line
will call ppon him. All business
entrusted to him viii be attended
to with promptness.
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See eaId II Geo. II. Wells, ESQ.
b t0.days Issue.
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satnreas. InLa a1. ls1L
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-01
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN

Wednesday Morning, July 1, 1874.
We would respectfully call the attention Of our
steamboatmen to the superior advantages offered
by the BULLETIN as an advertising medium. 1t
is the only daily paper in the city that publishes
the full manifest OF steamboats,, and this feature
alone causes It to find its way into the counting
room Of every merchant in the city.
We are getting tired of the present weather
90 in the shade is not pleasant temperature by
any means, and to those who like ourself are
compelled to spend the day on the river front a
degree or two below this point would be very ac-
ceptabe.
We have but little change to note in regard to
business on the levee. After to-day We look for an
increase in shipment.
Messrs Jackson Il Manson made yesterday the
following engagements for salt room, viz: John
KYLE 1000 sacks John +. Tolle 5000 Sacks and
Katie GOO sacks. Total 20, 600 sacks They have
still on hand an immense quantity to ship to the
West.
The present excessive tax imposed on our
steamboat en in the shape of wharfage fees is
exciting universal attention We would urge our
steamboatmcn to push the question; let them
present memorial to our city Councll, ana II
thew fail to follow the example of the great cities
of the West let the owners of steamboats, refuse
to pay any wharfage at I'LL and carry their case to
the courts 1t viii coma, to this sooner or later.
The fine steamer Seminole, Capt. p. C. Mont
gomery. leaves at I. 4l. to-day for Shreveport,
Jefferson and all way landings. Mr.. }. T. Mohr
has charge of her fficeI
The departures esserday consisted Of the
Katie for Nicksburg, aid Empire and Marie for
Lower Coast.
For list of arrivals and copy of manlfests see
marine column.
The Frank Pargoud will be found Receiving
this morning. She leai es as usual for sichsourg
and the bends tomorrow at B Z. NJ
The river before the Icity yesterday was . feet
inches below high water mark OF 1871.
The b. L. Hodge No. 2, Capt. y 3, Baranco,
leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day for Baton kouSe ana al
coast landings
The heat on our rive front atouf neon yestef-
day was almost psst endurance.
The light draught passenger packet Ba strop
Capt. F. A. Blanks, 6ayee at S p. n. to-day for
Camden and way landings.
The Lotus No. 5 Capt. D. 2; Dannals receav-
INK TO leave for lebanon, shreveport and nv
|nndings ct p. n. Tomorrow.
Z n 6ne paassngr paahee DsrthA p. 3. &,ed.
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
,.% GIVING THROUGH TICKETS TO
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington City, Bubble Pitts
burg, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS
Will leave as below, at 4 o'clock, PM,
JOHN KYLE.
A. NJ Hutchinson, captain, ". NJ Brown clerk
WEDNESDAY. July /.
COMMONWEALTH
Th0s. W. Shields captain: Owen G. Gates clerk
THURSDAY, July g
Issuing as usual, Through Bills of Laling in con-
nection with the railroads all the principal poin to
North and West
j.. WOODS & CO., General Agents,
myl 124 Gravier street.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

VUAVHITA RIVERe
BLANKSS LINE OUACHITA PACKETS.
~ FOR CAMDEN, TRENTON, MON
roe and all way landings Ouachita and
Black Rivers. The very light draught
passenger steamer
BastrOp,
r. A: Blanks, master. J. Holmes and W. Gus cl'ks
ill leave every WEDNESDAY, at p NJ
Willie.
D. W Blanks, master; L. B. Trinidad clerks.
Will leave EVERY SATURDAY at p. NJ
connecting with steamers Ora for Bayou Bartholo-
new Goose for Little River, Tensas and Bayou Ma
con, Bertha Bruner for DArbonne Ann S. for Bpuf
River, and Statfords little packet for Bayou Louis
BRITTON & EPPLER
le2l I'm w. b. CLARKE Agents.
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ATTAkAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
r. - For Washington, Port Barre.
Smmsp0rt, Chnrchville and all landings.
on the Coast Atchafalaya River and Ba-
You COurtableau-the new and light draught passen-
ger steamer
Bertha,
H. H. Broad, master, j. B. Schmidt clerk.
will leave as above every WEDNESDAY,, at ) p. NJ,
taking freight and passengers for all landings Ba
you DIES Glaizes in connection with steamer Minnie.
from Simnlsport For freight passage apply
board, to
my 81 j. b. WOODS g. CO., 124 Gravier st.
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| NOt1ce 10 PartleS HAVING property Tor kent-ReAI
| Estate Agency. No. Commercial Place-Having
gagged Mr.. {. f. LIE BLANC to take special charge of
the renting department parties invited to furnish
| be given THOS. S. ELDER.
Jyl 1t No. Commercial Place
| Office Of the New Orleans Gas Light Company,
| corner Baronne and Common streets : New Or
leans, July /, ls74 = Notice to Stockholders =
company, held the 18th ult, dividend of
| six dollars per share declared from the profits of
the last six months. payable and after the 18th
inst The transfer books will be closed from the Sd
| to the 14th inst.
jyl I'm VIM S. BROWN Treasurer.
Once of Hope Insurance Company OF New
Orleans-New Orleans, June 30, lS74.-The an
nual election for Directors of this Company will
be held at its Office, No. 81 Camp street, on
MONDAY, July ID, from II o'clock, NJ, to
PM. LOUIS BARNETT,
je3O I'd Secretary.
Neither the Captain the COnsixnees Of
the British bark AGINCOURT, from Pernambu-
co, will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew. je3O 1w*
Office Of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany, No 124 Canal street New Orleans, June 90
1574.-At a meeting OF the Board of Directors held
on the 10th inst, Dividend of -Four Dollars per
Share was declared, payable to the stockholders
and after July 1, 1874. c. G. LEWIS
je q tjy Secretary.
DIR. w. G. Austin, residence and office $50
St Charles, First street Office hours from ! to
l.
Slate at Geo. A. Fosdick & Co.'S No. 50 Carondelet
street Orders left there promptly attended to.
je14 If
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of ading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers Katie Par
goud and Gov. Allen. j. JANNEY, Agent,
je4 III Common street.
Notice-A. f. Hickman will continue the
same business Wholesale Grocer at the old stand
No. IS Old Levee (Decatur street, where he will
receive orders from his friends and promptly attend
to the same. .ie3 I'm
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company, Office Freight Agent ISL Julia |
street New Orleans May l. 1s74-SPECIAL NOTICE !
TO SHIPPERS-Freight will be received for all rail |
road stations and cities NORTH EAST and WEST. |
Freight for all points Alabama and Chattanooga
SPECIAL CONTRACTS must be made with J. G. |
MOREY, CONTRACTING AGENT, No. y Camp |
street for shipment of all THROUGH FREIGHT. |
Copy of contract must accompany each shipment.
All freight must be PLAINLY MARKED with
name of cOnsignee and DESTINATION in FULL
Powder, coal oil and combustble articles will not be
received. Z. A. BURKE,
myS Freight Agent
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SHREvEPORT-Per steamer Jessie Taylor-53
bales cotton to .JnO Phelps Geo. j W Burbridge &
cor Jno Chaffe, Bro & Som Lehman Abraham &
CO. G w Sentell Sco-3 Forstall q Jumonville-3
Friedlander-3J L Harris Nco l. Walmsley Geo
2 j II Ludwigscn-l Clapp Bros &co-l r T Buckner
& Bro Jno Henry &co-ss3 head cattle 1mbau Ay-
cock &co-6s do McGinnis-and snndrics to order
Total l19 bales cotton 35l head cattle
WASHINGTON-Pe steamer Bertha-9 bales of
cotton to Bloch-9 to Orders w Burbridge &co
3 p Casse-2 Male e. Cammack-l j w Hanna
Beraud Gibert-1 Sa'nl Barrett-2 bales moss to
Benjamin.l6 hides ! NJ Ii.'ayly Pond-2i hides 8
sacks wool os boxe eggs AZ ops poultry oasse, %
ia. 1890 80 Dufour & Baz. - bi5aS I HiScI
90 hay sehle12 to order12 QfsSsio"ase ~ no ~
- Pkes egg 10 coops poultry l. SuIle Mo- 10 !
FSs1w r:S tides e ID Terrebonne-l6 do G1o ;T ~"
= /" son, jr-65 sacks cotton seed Unlon,H III
nas ,.,a ,op poultry W Wiiams-249 head ca va
ana sumo les 10 order-Total 80 bales cotton 24s
heau e'' lie g. sacks cotton seed
BY RAILRoADa
NkH ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
MI oh lHERN RAlLROAD-New Basin. Magnolia
Bridfs-Il bales cotton to W G Black &co-S do
~ - NJ Allen &co-6 Meyer, Wes &c0-4 X
re" r-2 Richardson s May Stewart & Bros
10 ~ T Hardie &co-1 I Airey &co-l Bussey
co. w II Hogan-Sunfries-I bbs Schneider &
.terbier-3O doz brooms l. Towers boxes roof
III. w A Oiphant-l0 hhes bacon Cobb. Dolhonde
= O. q tierves lard G Miller-25 do A French
= casks bacon j X Boarman-1O5 pkes beer Red
i,s-9 hhds tobacco Hsiden-1 Dbl whisky Kill
Satrick & KEITH cases wagons A Lum &tO-2
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