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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-04-11
CITY NEWS.
sday Mornings Daily.lG

.Fr'-' sday Mornings Daily
BEAUTIFUL day yesterday.
BUSINESS was rushing in the Probate Courl
yesterday.
Treasury yesterday.
NEW advertisements will ALWAYS he found
upon the first page.
SWISS muslins with colored dots will he
Worn as morning costumes this spring.
GRENADINE dresses are trimmed profusely
Win SILK OF the same shade AS the dress.-s
THE Athan@um did not meet last night,
owing to the fact of the session of the School
FRANK SCOTT is making a very handsome
ment.
JAKE SCHAFER will give an exhibition of
urday night.
PAssEMENrERIE made Of rain bow get is the
fashionable trimming for cloaks and sacques,
As well as for dresses
"ALL THE RAGE" was written expressly for
John Dillon. by W. ID. Eaton, the dramatic
critic Of the Chicago Times.
SKIS OF tortoise shell jewelry are in unique
patternsi some Of them represent cherubs.
butterflies, pansies and roses.
The City Treasury yesterday was the recip-
lent OF about 800 and on the LIST of the month
received $500 ffom the County Treasurer
SEVERAL bad places in the streets through
out the city prove sloughs OF deSpond 10
Teams carriages and vehicles of AL descrip-
tons.
LEAvENwoRTH boys remember one of your
churns is now the champion of the world in
billiard circles and will give an entertain
ment here on Saturday.
THERE were no cases in the Police Court
yesterday, for the first time In many months.
The excessive virtue of election day WAS new
er 50 apparent as on last Tuesday.
The Great Western Manufacturing Com
pany will proceed Immediately TO the erec-
ton of a large four-story building nj the
southwest corner OF Cboctaw anu Second
streets.
The Carriage Drivers Ball, which is TO take |
place at Odd Fellows Hail on the 18th inst, |
promises TO be an elegant affair. "Our boysr |
should be literally patroufzed by the people |
Of This city.
The Sheriff OF Linn county, offers a reward |
OF $50 tor the capture of five prisoners, Jen. /
Brock, James Davis. C. +. Reynolds, Pat.
Heron and C. II. Harrington, or SO for the
capture OF any one of them, who escaped 1
from the county jail at Mound City, a short
lime ago.
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HE HAD AN IRON WILL
A RED-HOT CONFAB.

Prince GortschakOR and the English
Agent At ~. Petersburg Have n Ses-
Ia Over Russia's POsitiOn-The
Prince Expresses his opinion With
out Reserve.
LONDON, April An. Cogallnicanin, the
Roum anian Minister of Foreign Affairs,
writes the Roumanian a. ent at Vienna,
March 18th. that Prince Gortschakof had
declared to Prince Ghika, the Roumanian
agent at St. Petersburg, that, notwithst and
ing our elamoring, Russia's decision in re-
gard to Bessarabia is irrevocable and Rus
STA would not bring the question before the
Congress nor consent to another Power do
ing so, as it would be an offence to the En-
peror. II she could not make us give in,
she should
TAKE BEsARABIA BY FORCE,
and armed resistance would be fatal for
Roumania.
The dispatch concludes: Notwithstand-
ing these threats, we persist in our refusal
to yield.
The Roumanian agent at Vienna COM
municates to Sir ii. q. Elliott a private
dispatch from the agent at st. Petersburg,
recounting conversation with Prince
Gortschakoff, who said: at is true that
your Government intends to protest against
that article of the treaty which provides
for the communication Of the army in Bull
garia with Russia through Roumania, but
the Emperor has ordered me to inform you
that if you have such an intention, he will
ORDER THE OCCUPATION OF RoUMASn
and the disarmament Of the Roumania
army" The agent replied that Russia
should hive treated With Roumania, not
with Turkey, concerning the passage OF her
army. Gortschakof rejoined that ave
did not choose to have anything more to
to do with you on account Of your conduct,
yet it is important that you should know
that We insist upon free passage through
your country, and that You should inform
your Government OF the Emperor's declsra-
ton Your Government must plainly
state her decision.
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THE RIVER IMPROVEMENT BILL.

The Amounts Proposed in the River
and HarS0r iBili for the Improvc-
Hens Of the Missouri and MISSISSIPPI
|. Pi Rivers.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 3.-Amons
the items in the River and Harbor Appro-
priation bill, which was reported to the
House this afternoon, are the following:
For the survey of the Missouri river from
its mouth to Sioux City, and estimates for
the improvement and maintenance Of its
navigation, $4,000; for the Improvement
of the Missouri river and the removal Of
snags, wrecks, etc, $4,000; for the i'm
proving of the Missouri river opposite or
near St. Soseph, Mo-, $4,000; for the i'm
provement OF the Mississippi river
REMOVAL OF sSAGs AND DISTRACTIONS
between the mouth of the Ohio and Illinois
rivers, S240,O00, of which the sum OF 500
600 shall he expended between the mouth
of the Illinois and Missouri rivers; $40
900 in the Improvement of the Kahokia
Chute, opposite st. Louis for the improve
ment of the Missouri river above the
mouth of the Yellowstone, $4,000; the
Mississippi river, widening and deepening
its channel from st. Paul to the Des
Moines rapids, S250,OOO; for widening and
the Mississippi river from the
Dies Moines rapids to the mouth OF the Ohio,
100000.
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Ordered to Prepare for . RenewaI Of
HOssiliaies.

VIENNA, April 4--Advices from Get
tinge state that Russia has requested Mon
tenegro to prepare for a renewal of hostili-
ties. Prince Nikita is taking measures ac-
cordingly. 1t is reported that a rupture
between the Russians and Roumanians is
exceedingly probable The latter, in spite
of their numerical inferiority, are deter
mined to resist any attack, believing that
the excitement in Hungary would compel
Austria to interfere.
A Belgrade special announces that IF
teen battalions OF Servian troops have been
ordered to march to Dana and Sava.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April At is reported
that the Government has recently purchased
in this city quantity OF fine silver to start
the mint ON the new dollars. The price
paid is said 10 be equivalent to 5I4e in
london. About $1,000 ounces were obtain
ed from the Selby Smelling Works, and
10000 ounces from the Grand Prize Min
ing Company
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appointed Messrs. Durham, Blount and
Baker, Of Indiana. as a Conference COM
mittee on the part of the House on the bill
making an appropriation for the employ
ment Of temporary clerks.
An arrangement was made for Demo-
cratic caucus to take place tomorrow even
ing.
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SUGARS.
DRIED FRUITS.
Potatoes, Parsnips, Carrots. Turn
ips AT the Market Prices.
Best Boston Mackcrci.
SYRUPS.

AIispice, ....................--...... as.
Our Ground Spices ART warranted
pure, we have the largest yarety
ever kent in this CITY.
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Great EaYAI.

Among ladies and gentlemen Of refine
ment, DR.. Prices American Perfumes are in
great favor. Having softness, sweetness and
durability, added 10 a Ieculiar refreshing
fragrance, they are sure to become universal
favorites among all lovers of excellent per
fumes. Try Dr. Prices Alista BOuGuet-'or n
handkerchief perfume IL is delightful. ltdw.
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From Friday Mornings DaIly.l

THE sixth street bridge needs fixing.
with him.
THERE was nothing doing in the Probate
Court yesterday
OSLN - in fihcs was assessed at the police
court yesterday morning, and that wasn't
collected.
MESsEs. BEAED & nICKEY, pork packers,
sold twenty car loads OF pork to a st. Louis
firm yesterday, AT good prices
SNEAK thievery has subsidized somewhat of
late. and the cases reported are fewer. The
killing of the sneak taicf Davis "A short time
ago had "A most Sautary effect.
ITs bouncing young ten pound farmer
boy, and its papa, Mr.. John Hutchinson, says
he don't care what they do now, long as
the schools are properly looked after. lie is
Interested now
IL the District Court yesterday the case of
the State VS.. Darling occupied the attention
of the Court during the entire session. The
testimony was all given in, and the argument
of the counsel will be proceeded with this
morning.
Police Notes.
In the police court yesterday morning, sew
eral cases OF drunkenness, vagrancy, assault
and battery, and numerous other small often
ses were disposed of by fine and imprison-
ment.
William Lehman, assault and battery case
to be heard this morning.
:. O'Donne!l, selling liquor without a
license, To be also heard this morning.
The case OF wife-beating was disposed of by
putting the husband under bonds of SO To
keep the peace, and If il occurs again the
punishment will be heavy.
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OUR COMMERCE.

France Desires the United States TO
Meet Her In Open Debate 90 Discuss
u Different Tarin Sysiem.-she wants
% Buy our Cotton, sugar, Leather,
&c., &c.
NEW YORK, April AT a meeting of
the Chamber Of Commerce to-day, Leon
Chateau, delegate member of the French
committee for a Franco-American treaty, eI-
planned the objects OF his mission which
may be summed up thus: To discard the
Misunderstood or Undetermined views of
the Americans and to draw from actual
facts new custom duties adjustment, prof
liable both to the United States and TO
France. The Tariff-General, he said, closes
an immense outlet for American cotton and
wooden, refined sugar, leather goods, &c,
and
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Eirc nj Mobile. Ain

MOBILE, Ala, April 4.-Last night fire
destroyed the building occupied by d. c.
McInnes, as a furniture store; the ware
house OF A. and B. Moag, containing a
large stock of liquors; the clothing store Of
]. NJ. Ward, and the furniture store OF J.
NJ. Kennedy. Loss, estimated at $4,000 !;
insurance, $4,000.
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SHERIFF DISBROw.

OF Shawnee county, and Sheriff Connor, of
Lyon county, accompanied the trains.
Much perseverance was used to prevent
men from working, but no absolute violence
was offered and no property has been dam
aged. The officers of the road are resolute
and say they will find other men, and will
not again employ the strikers. Freight
traffic on the eastern division Of the road is
suspended, but on the western divisions
trains are moving as usual. The strikers
allege insufficient wages and i'll treatment.
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The Transit Of Mercury.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Arril 4.-Rear Ad
miral Rodgers, Superintendent of the Ma
val Observatory, has made arrangements
for observing the transit Of Mercury on the
9th Of May, and the Western Union Tele-
graph Company will transmit Washington
time and signals throughout the country,
from the LIST to the 10th Of May, for as,ron-
omers and others Observing the transit.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 4.-Collector
WOOdcock to-day received report from
Deputy Collector Phillips saying that he
had made raid through White and Van
Buren, counties, destroying seven illicit dis
tilleries with large amount of beer, sing
lings and whisky.
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Light Demand.

: WAsHrSGToN, April 4-For several days
the exchanges at the treasury of silver dol
laia, new coinage, have not averaged beyond
one hundred = day, exclusive Of applica-
tions for bonds. Only two shipments have
thus far been made from the mint to the
treasury, aggregating two thousand dollars.
There are twelve thousand dollars Of this in
the cash-room vaults.
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THE DELIGHTS OF LAW.
As ENempliGed i'm the District Court
Nesierday Before Judge Crozier.

Yesterday was quite a busy day in the Dis
trict Court, as the following record will show
Insley vs.. Crew ct al.-jury waived-triai by
the court, Judgment against defendant Crew,
and Crew as administrator for $3.50, interest
at twelve per cent and costs OF suit Fore
closure and sale of moTtgaged premises or
dered without valuation or appraisement
being made.
Wise VS.. McCauley et al.-jury returned
verdict for plaintiff and assesses her damages
at S6G5 Defendants gave notice of a motion
for a new trial.
II. c. Hollistcr Vs.. Lawrence Bridge Compa-
INJURY waiycd-court triai-plaintif dis
missed action without prejudice TO a future
action.
Castle ". Noakum-,lcfault-iu Judgment for
So. Attached property ordered sold.
Benham ". ThumpSon-dismiSsedf for want
of pros ecuiion.
Randof vs.. Waller-trial by iury-and jury
verdict for pla,ntiif for s65. Defen-
dant gave notice OF "a motion fora new Trial.
site ". tOnUy-cOntinued ON affidavit OF
defendant until next term.
stat ". Darling-continu.d until this
Adjourned until this morning at ten O'Clock.
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A Grand banquet 20 Hon. Bayard
Taylor.

NEW YORK, April "A grand banquet
rendered to Hon. Bayard Taylor, l.. S.
Minister TO Berlin, took place tonight and
was attended by large number Of the
prominent citizens Of New York. Nearly
two hundred persons sat down to dinner.
Hon. VIM. Cullen Bryant presided on his
right, and was guest Of the evening, and
among the many distinguished persons pres.
ent were Edwards Pierrepont, Ex-Gov. Nor
gan, Mayor Ely and many others.
LETTERS OF REGRET
were read from VIM. NJ. Evarts, J. Ban
croft Davis, John Bigelow, Cyrus W. Ar
mold, Ii. Longfellow, II. W. Emerson, q.
Holmes and John S. Whittier. Mr.. Bry-
ant made the opening speech, to which Mr..
Taylor responded in feeling and eloquent
terms. Addresses were also made by Geo.
w. Curtis, Edwards Pierrepont, Gov. Ba-
ker, W. ID. Howells, c. ID. Warner ex-Gov.
Solomon and others
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The fine steamer "Helena" will arrive In
this city from st. Louis for Fort Benton and
the Black Hills, saturday evening positively.
Parties having freight or wishing passage
will take notice.
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lie DID NOT THINK

this normal state of things. He suggest
ed treaty Of commerce Tor the removal OF
this prohibition, and, with this view, tr,I-;-
ed the National American Committee that
may be organized, will accept the invita-
ton TO public discussion in Paris. He
did not doubt the favorable result of such
a Franco-Ameriean Congress-the promo
ton OF the welfare of the two nations.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The List Of Property Transfers n
Recorded In the ONCE Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds Yesterday.
William Booth and wife to Mrs. Emelie
Barthel, the following described prop
erty, to-wit: All that part of the alley
in block II, in Ewing. Roelfson & Cos
Addition TO the City Of Leavenworth,
which lies between lot % and lots2 .,
&C. q and lO
VIM Booth and wife to Mrs. Emelie Bar
thei, lots 29, 30. 81 and 81. block IL, OF
Ewing Roelfson & Cos Addition to the
City of IeayenwOrth - 400
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We give an Egin Watch, coin silver
hunting case, stem winder, from r. n. Hersh-
fields, to any one who will send us fifteen
subscribers 10 THE wEELY TINES at 81 per
annum. Get up club
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OMAHA, Neb, April 4.-Ex-County
Judge +. III. Sedgewick, was arrested, to
day, for embezzlement. His accounts are
SIS coo behind.
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NEAERs-KLscr TO THE COUNCIL.

NEHkks-kLkCT 10 THE COUNCIL.
After the completion of the canvass, the
felloying gentlemen were declared elected
from the various wards as members of the
Council:
First Ward-L. Michael, full term.
D. H. Redman, vacancy.
Second Wsrd-E. Fritsche, full term.
Geo. w. Coombs, yaca ncy
Third Ward-A. Wilson, full term
L. Chaplin, vancancy
Fourth Ward-John voix, full term.
AKNBEks-ELECT 10 THE SCHOOL BOARD
The following gentlemen were declared eli.
ected N members Of the School Board
First Ward-John westiake, full term.
b. e. Medley, vacancy.
Second Ward-John Wilson, full term.
Third ward-Chas. Peaper, iull term
Fourth Ward-E. Joboon, full term.
SWEARING In NEW MkNBEHs
The members-eiecft TO the Council war. ,h.,,
sworn In and took their seafa. ali heinz ,rss'
ent With the exception OF Mr.. Redm.r III.
Mayo. then appointed the commitis q for
his menaGe the Council adjo0rne,I ~ 49, -
next Wednesday evening.
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Republicans OrganizIng.

WAsHINGTON, April "A private meet
ing of the Republicans National Commit
tee and the old Congressional Committee,
was held tonight at the room of Col. Cor
ham, Secretary OF the Senate. John A.
Logan presided. There were present u.
Chandler, +. Hall, G. c. Gorham, J. A.
Hubbell, W. \. Phillips, Page, Waite,
Sinnickson, Strait, W. f. Chandler, Chas.
iect Of the meeting was to consult, informal
ly, about the organization Of the party for
the fall campaigns. 1t was decided to ask
the Republicans in Congress to reorganize
the Congressional Committee and to make
arrangements for an earnest fight to carry
the next Congress.
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WASHINGTON, April THE House Com
mittee on Military Affairs agreed to re-
port, favorably, bannins's bill providing
Tor the reorganization Of the army Repre-
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sensitive Braggs bill fixinfi the pay OF the
army, and Dibbreli's bill proposing an in
crease in the pay OF certain non-commis-
stoned officers.
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ASSASSlNATION:
Further Details Of the AssassinatiOl
of the Earl Of l.eilram.

Further Details Of the AssassinatiOn
Of the Earl Of Leilram.
LONDON, April 3.-The following fur
Their details of the assassination of the Earl
of Leitram, his clerk and driver, have been
Leitram left his residence at Milford short
~ before eight o'clock yesterday morning,
accompanied by his clerk, and was driving
on an outside car to Derry to meet his So
licitor. He always carried arms. Ii is
supposed the assassins concealed themselve.
behind the low embankment between the
road and plantation and that, having first
shot the Earl of Leitram, then shot the
clerk and driver, so there might be no wit
nesses. His lordship's valet was driving
about a mile behind, and on coming up,
found his master and clerk lying dead on
the road. Life was still in the driver. The
assassins, meanwhile,
ESCAPED IN A BOAT
across the bay The valet drove back to
Milford and alarmed the police, who, com
ing to the place found the driver still alive
but unconscious. lie died shortly after
wards There is no doubt that the murder
was agrarion. The relations between the
Earl Of Leitram and his tenants were I'M
friendly. His Lordship was kind and lib
eral to the poor, but was very particular
and eNacting in his dealings with his ten
antry, visiting, with unSparing severity, the
slightest infraction of the rules of his e.
tate. The Riband Society have a strong
hold upon the country, owing, in great
measure, to his harshness.
HE HAD AN IRON WILL
which disregarded alike appeals and men
aces. He possessed extraordinary courage
and perseverance in the pursuit of his pur-
poses The Times" in an editorial on
the assassination, says: 1t is no exagger
alton to say that the news Of the murder of
the Earl of Leitram, which caused pro-
foL ID sensation in the House of Commons
yesterday, has struck this country with as
much pain and aniazement as an unpro-
voked declaration of war"
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WAsHINGroS, d. C., April 4.-The init
mate personal friends Of ex-Congressman
Vance are responsible for the positive
statement that there is no truth in the re-
port that he eloped with the wife Of mu-
sic teacher in Ohio. The denial, so far as
the lady is concerned, is based upon their
personal knowledge OF her recent move
ments
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JUMPED FROM IT

while 1t was IN full motion anu was struck
by the cars and thrown under them, and
nearly the entire train passed over his
body. 1t is also believed that the already
mangled remains of the doctor were run
over by freight train which passed the
station about an hour after the passenger
train went by, as, when found, the body
was cut into about twenty pieces and scat
tered along the track for one hundred feet.
Dr. Gorsche was son of A. J.'P. Gorsche,
a prominent lawyer and one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of st. Louis,
and was young man OF unusual promise.
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PICKLES

The lIrgest assortment ever kept for
sale ~ tins city.
Farmers feed, market. laundry,
CailiEen'S school. and clothes
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Bnrnett's Extracts War
rartc9 Pure.


. money than any ether house in
lion jars, 81 Is. White Line. PlaS
resented, can be returned at our exI
h free of charge.
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Engineers' Strike on the A.. II. d s. r.
IL. IL.

TOPEKA, kAS., April AT noon to-day, i:
was announced that the engineers and ire
men, on the Atehison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe
t. X. had struck all along the line from
Atehison and Kansas City, to Pueblo. As 4
rule trains were run to the end of divisions
and there abandoned. There was but lit
tie disturbance among the men. and trains
were sent out, east and south. moved BY
employees, from the machine shops and
others.
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Better Goods and more for III
10 cents, half gallons, IS cents, one &.
bought of us not being as good as rel
Goods delivered to Fort Leavenworl
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JELLIES.

Largest assortment ever kept II
the city, Of the very choicest
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FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
The Contributions Given In for the
Graham Comfy Colony.

The Contributions Given In for the
Graham Comfy Colony.
Contributions are pouring in to the relief
committee appointed TO receive them for the
benefit of the Graham County kansas Col
ony. The articles, with names of the contri-
butors, up TO the present date, are. given be-
low:
The relief committee consists Of the follow.
ing gentlemen: Messrs. Anderson, Carr,
Smith, Christina, +. O'Banion and Rev. +. d.
Ewing:
ARTICLES CONTRIBUTED.
Thomas Moody-Sack potatoes.
Michael Lightfoot-5Jc, cash.
George Roberson-Sack meal.
Mr.. Briuk-Ink and pens.
Thomas Cusick-Sack flour.
William Allen-l0c, cash.
w. ). Burke-SOap.
James Ailen-lOc, cash.
Cal Saunders-Sack meal.
c. Smart-Sack meal.
George Parss-Shoulder of meat.
Aaron Mills-same.
Franklin Bell-Sack of meal.
NJ. +. Albright-Sack Of -four.
Gabe JohnsonrHalf sack of fiour.
stephen McClure-25 cents cash.
James Canterbury-Bushel OF potatoes.
George Roberson-Two packages OF seeds,
box of dry sage and bottle OF ink.
p. Jamieson-lO0 pounds Of meat.
ID. q. Culp-Two bushels Of potatoes.
lRey. p. A. Hubbard-Sack OF Hour.
Lewis Gibson-25 cents cash.
King Robinson-Two bushels pOtasoes.and
one sack OF meal
ii. Miles Moore-Bottle of ink.
Thomas Moonliyht-Paper OF lacks.
Gen. +. Hunt-Hosiery.
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COFFEE,
GROUND COFFEE.

d. lbs very best Rio Coffee, 100
3 best %. e. JAVA. 100
2Sa Mocha IOtiez...... LOO