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A large number Of the dissatisfied Ma
tionals, of the originals of 1875, held a
meeting at the instance of. General Cary
and General Sherwood, at the United
States Hotel last evening The platform
adopted by the Brick Pomeroy faction
OF the National party Yesterday after
noon, did not take with them, and il
could not be swallowed with any safety
Of sticking to the political stomach =
After considerable consultation in re-
gard to the matter, the following proc.
lamation was drafted and adopted by
the meeting, and will be issued to the
Nationals of the State:
The undersigned, in behalf Of them
selves and others who attended this day
State Convention purporting to be q
convention of the National Greenback
Labor party in the city Of Columbus,
are. with great regret, compelled to re.
pudiate the proceedings of said Conven-
ton. The true and earnest members oi
the party were unable to give expression
to their views in the platform by reason
of a concerted movement on the part oil
the certain clubs OF combinations of men
who repudiated the action of the Ma
tional Convention Of the party at Toledo
held on the ed of February, 1878. and
who improperly getting control of the
Convention adopted platform at va
rance with the former utterances of the
party, proclsiming doctrines which we
will not endorse, looking to the repudia.
lion Of the obligations of the Govern
ment. In consideration whereof aud
from an earnest devotion to the cause
we have honestly espoused, we invite
those who are in sympathy with the M.
tionai movement in Oaio to meet IN coun-
Gil in the city Of Toledo on Tuesday,
June "a, at eleven o'clock, to take such
action as the emergencies Of the case
may require. -.
Columbus, June 4.
Signed-S F. Cary, Hamilton; Isaac
R Sherwood, D b, Surgeon, NJ. N
Odell, S. S Linton, Lucas;J T Throck-
morton and A. D. Roberts, of Ross
John T. Shryock. Muskingum; Charles
Blain, Pike; NJ. E Tyler, Fremont, and
others.
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CLEANING CIsrERN-W ATER.-Add two
ounces powdered alum and two ounces
borax to twent, barrel cistern Of rain
wftsr that is blackened or oily, and in q
few hours the sediment will site and
the W, ter be clarified and 6t for washing,
and even for cooking purposes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-06-10

fEThose OF our readers who are
fond OF curiosities should carefully graft
. tomato stalk into polsto vine. Du-
ring the growth Of the new combination
keep the potato leaves stripped of, and
Q potato at the roots and tomato at the
ton will be the result
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Administrators Saleot Real Estate.

Tn pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
l Court OF Monroe County. Quo, will ofsr
for sale, at public auction, on ,'-,
Thursday, the Sd day Of Ja'y. 1879.
at o'clock, af ernoon, on the premises.
the following described real estate. situate
In said county, TO wit;
Lot number one. in section ten. In town.
ship three Of range Eve, containing ons and
one half acres, more or less. aud lot number
twenty three, in section eleven, sSWe to xn-
ship and range, containing one acre more or
less; the two tracts containing two and =
half acres more or less. aud known as tina
"steam mill property, al iuins the town Of
Antioch.
Also, town lots numbers nineteen, twenty
and thirtv-four, in the town Of Antioch.
Appraised as follows: rhs u ssrs, At 81.
400, Lot No. ~ at $3.50. Lot No. 20 at
500. LIT No 81 at $3.50
TEAMS OF SALg-0ns third cash In hand,
one. third 10 one year, and one-third N. Two
years from day Of SAFE, with interest; the ds
ferred payments to be secured BY mo.tgasS
upon the premises sold.
. T. Ia TWINRM,
admir- Of Thomas c. Penn, ds'd.
june3,'7sw4
JAS. r NORRIS Atty.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
William NJ. -Fsris
Singleton 0wers.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issned
u from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe aud State Of
Ohio In . case pending In said court between
the above named parties and to me directed.
will offer for sale at public auction st tho
east door Of the court house In Wvodsnsld,
on.
Saturday, the 18th day Of Juiy, 1879.
between ths hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and Z
O'Clock Pm, Of said day, the following de-
ecribed real estate, situate In; Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
THE FrRsr PARcsL-Being the west half Of
the northwest quarter OF section seven, town.
shin Eve, range i've.
Hs sscesD PAkcnL-containing thirty
two and one half acres more or less. ,Lsgiu-
ming for the same at the northeast corner OF
the south ast quarter Of section fourteen,
township Eve. range ave; and thence south to
the southeast corner Of said quarter; thence
west to the, run; thence up the run TO the
mouth OF James Ayers spring branch; thence
east TO the little fork Of Cedar Run; thence
up said fork to the north line os said quar-.
ter Of section fourteen; thence east 10 the
place Of beginning
THs THn PARcsL-Containing seven acres
more or less. adjoins the fist named parcel
and is situate iu ths north part Of the south
west quarter Of section seven. township ave,
range i've. and is alI Of said half quarter that
lies on the north side of Sunfsh Creek, the
south line of the parcel being the north bank
Of sad creek.
4Hs F .TH PAkcsL-Contains two and
half acres more or ,sss, and aujoins the frst
named parcel. and Is part Of the northeast
qnarter of section thirtsen, township ave,
range i've, and Is so much thereof as:iies on
the east side OF ths Beallsville or Telegraph
road; said land bel 6 the same this day con.
vsysd hy said Thomas 3. kvans to said Sim
g.eton Owens
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at s e, and may sell for txo-shirds
Of said appIassmspt. Terms Of sale. one.
third ash, and the balance on conf rmatiou.
WM. kkAD.
Junes.'59w5 Sheriff u. c. o.
eow.S, HusrE l. MALLORY.
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cT0a Wednesday evening there will
Be = strawberry and ice-cream festival at
she n & Church conducted by the la
dies cf that church, for the purpose Of
dsfraying the current expenses OF the
Same. Everybody is invited to come
and bring we'll flled pocket book.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-06-10

HThe hard rain Of last week
brought joy to the heart OF many farm
ers. Whole acres Of growing grain have
been killed by the past bot and dry
weather, and corn rotted to as great an
'sxtsnt, compelling large numbers of
farmers TO replant hundreds OF acres at
this late season OF the year.
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A Fatal Lean.

BELLAIRE, June Wv. c. Burke, from
Bethany, Wes. Virginia, while suffering
an attsck Of temporary insanity. jumped
of the Union street bridge. over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ,to day,
thinking he was jumping in'o the creek,
and alighted limp and lifeless mass on
the read. He was properly cared for,
and may recover.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-06-10

EThe Directors of Woodsheld
Union School appointed the following
teachers on the 7th inst: !
Principal-W. P. COPE
Grammar-Miss JOSIE OKEY.
intermediate A Miss AGNES SMYTH
B.-Miss NJ. A JONES.
Primary A.-Miss AGNES Craig.
=" B.-Miss LUCY PEARSON.
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Ntb Abbtrtls
ATTACH NJ ENT.

Abraham Nes'eilsy,sr. plaintiff. Before John
against Martin, P.
William Mssssrley, derI Of Salem
township Monroe county, Ohio. On the 2Oth
day Of May; A. D. 1879, said Justice Issued
an order Of attachment in the Above action
for the sum Of two hundred aud ninety. nine
dollars and ninety. nine cents I$29S 99.]
ABRAHAM NRSSkRLBY, SR.
Clarington, Ohio, June 10, 1873.
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Sudden Death of General Shields.

OrruMwA Iowa, June General
James Saields, lat, U. S. Senst ,r from
Missouri. died suddenly in this city, at
10 80 Ia evening. On Stbbath day h.
had appeared in usual health. ct, q hearty
supper at 6 O clock. wrote 8 .verai le t RS,
butjust before firing complained Of
pain in tie chest, and soon thereafter
said t, his nice that he was dying 10
thilty minutes he expired, sitting in his
chair and remaining conscious t, the
last. He lett tured in tlis Gtl on Wednes.
day evening Ia t, and had remained here
visiting relatives. His remains leave
here for his home in Carrot n. NJ, at 5
o'clock this evening.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-06-10

HPArRlcK McCABr, = resident Of
Beallsvilie. this county. met With sudden
death on the 9th inst. He Was engaged
in cleaning we'll about three miles from
town, and feeling that the gas was about
to overcome him, called to those above
so'draw him up. He was near the top
when be tainted and fell backwards out
Of the tub down distance Of 40 feet,
striking on his head and killing him in.
stantly.
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Senatorial Convention.

The Convention to nominate candi-
date for the 18th Senatorial District.
composed of the counties of Guernsey,
Monroe and part of Noble, will meet at
Summerfeld, on
Thursday, August 14th, 1870,
At O'Clock P. M. Representation as
follows: Guernsey, % votes; Monroe
%, and Noble 10.
By order
DENocRATIc Elk Con-.
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ATTAUHM MENT.

Abraham Messsrley ,sr, plaintiff ! Before John
against Martin, P.
William Assssrlsy, defendant; Of Salem
township, Monroe county, Ohio: On the a0,h
day Of May, A. D. 1879; said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum Of one hundred and eighty one
dollars and sixtv eight cents, 1851 50
ABRAHAM ARSSkRLKY, So.
Clarington, Ohio, June 10, ,lS79-w3.
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Notice to Teachers.

NHR Board Of Examiners Of Monroe Conn.
l tywill hold meetings foe the sxanina.
ton Of Teachers as fellows:
Lewisvills, June Ia, 1879.
WoodsHsld. /" %.
August 16.
These examinations viii commence at
o'clock ;. m. and close at p m.
A fee of so cents is required from each
applicant, as q condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board.
junel0.7s. 8. A. ATKINSON Clerk.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-06-10
E I N H E R
Keeps Ice Cream
Furnishes pic-nics and
parties at low rates.
E I N H E R
E I N H E R

Arrival of New Goods at F. Reefs.
Watches, Ladies' aud Gents chains, charms
of every description, new pattern of Sleev
Buttons. Ear drops aud Neck chains, solid
cameo, real Amethyst, Topaz and Imitation
Diamond Rings.
At extremely low prices. All are invited to
call and examine my stock.
-. FRITZ REEF,
March 20, 1879 Woodsicld, o,
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
STATE SENATOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce Thorn rs
Keenan,, of Beaver Township, Noble Coun-
ty. as u candidate for State Senator in the 10Th
Senatorial District; subject to the decision Of
the District Senatorial Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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HW e SLOAN painter OF Beslls-
Vile. has recently pain,ed Q house for
C. p. RUSSELL 10 Jackson township, also
one for s. Bliss In Benton township
Mr., SLoAn ie q fret class workman.
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There is room enough in corner Of
every travellers writing desk to carry the
tourists friend--Dr. Bulls Baltimore
Pills. Price 95 cents.
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eg Mr. BorrExrrELD's proposition 10
discuss is so plain, that to dodge It will
he the same as square back-down -
His letter will be found elsewhere in this
naper.
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kEGreeu peas have put in an ap.
pearance in market and vegetarians are
happy 10 consequence.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce A. 1. OOrr.
Of Noble County. as q candidate for State SEN
ator in the 10Th Senatorial District; subject TO-
tho decision Of the Democratic Convention.
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kETbe ticket nominated on the 7th
is . strong one. and will carry more than
the Democratic strength at the election.
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~ The friends of f. NJ. Atkinson, of
Noble County, present his name as a suitable
candidate for Senator of the 18th district; sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic Conveu-
! ton. DEMOCRATS. =
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Estate Journal. 5th inst
SPLIT.
Genuine Rupture In the National
Ranks.

What the Platform Adopted by
Brick POmerOy Men Did--Anotll-
er Meeting Called for June "a at
TOledO--S. F. Cary, /. r.. Sherwood
and Others Issue a Proclamation.
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/ Fish. |
The best quality of Mackerel. White Fish
and Lake Herriug, by the half barrel. quarter
barrel. kit or pound at the lowest cash price at
SCHUMACHER'S
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BFruit Trees,
+ Grape Vines,
Eergreens,
And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale by Mrs.
NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfeld. Ohio Orders from
q iistsnce will receive prompt attention.
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: The Ticket.

FRANK Co.'S, who was also known as
Frank Clark, met with IAN accident on
Friday which proved fatal, On tbs farm
OF Henrv Beam, two miles, northeast of
town. The accident occurred while he
was engaged in telling tree. ItAppears
that he had chopped a log from the main
stem anil in some unexila:ned m inner
lost his balance, fell back ward or in front
Of the log ani vas crushed by1n pass
ing over his body. He had been dead
several hours when fonnl n. leaves q
wife and two children. Hs funeral took
place on Saturday = Belmont Chronicle
5fb inst
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Garden Seeds! Garden Seeds!

Mrs. WAY has Landreth's Garden Seeds for
sale. They are the BEST freshest and cheapest
in this market Call and examine them,
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
7. NJ. Amos %
VS
William Piatt ct al.

f-s-4
uY virtue Of . certain order Of sale issusd
from the c6nif Of common pleas, within
and for the County Of Monroe, and State OF
Ohio, In case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
vii offer tor s4fs 'at public auction at the
east door Of the peurt, house in Woods6sld,
sag sdt .; iae .ss
Saturday, ths I4th day Of June, 1870
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. .. m, and
4 O'Clock p. ni,, OF said day, the following de-
scribed rsat ESTATE sjluste.in hsnros county
Ohio, to-wit; .,..s;e
east quarter Of section thirteen township four
of range 6se,I cd1amsnciug eight rods south
of stone, gcotnss on the north and south
line Of said section; thsncr seventy two rods
south 10 i silRe corner; thence west forty
three rods; thapcso onorth sixty rods; thence
on . straight, lips 70 tue place Of :bsgl inning
forty three rods, containing eighteen acres
more or less. 7qta' F',.
Said property so orderea, to be sold Is sp-
praised ., $226. and may sell for two-thirds
Of said appraisement. Terms of sale. Cash
before confirmation
M A. J. PEARSON,
Master Commissioner n. c. o.
mayl3,,7sw5
HUNTER Il MALLORY, Atty's.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW STOXES.-MRs. o. o. ALEX
ANDER has just received lot of the best
Stoves in this market Gall and see them.
,rmay27.!
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B-Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale at Mrs.
WAYS
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Conrad Fraatz, Deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator with the will
annexed, of the estate of Conrad Frantz, late
Of Monroe County, decd,
Dated thiA 9th day Of May, A. D. 1879.
nsyl3,'79w3. JACOB IsCRHY.
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1879.
FIRST ARRIVAL.
New Prints. New kuslins.
NEW BOOTS. AND SHOES.
NEW READY MADE CLOTHING
Table Linens. Pillow Castings.
Alfeetlngs, and Full stack Of
DOmeSticS Suitable for the Season.
AT TIE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
All are invited to call and examine .ur stock.
NORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
mchll,'79r.
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Probate Notice.

HusrEs & MALLORY, Att f,r plAintia.
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the people of the State.
Resol6ed. That II is tie duty If our
Government to mainta TO its fullest exas
tent the doctrine tat man may, in good
faith, change his habits tion AMI becnme q
citizen Of any other country. We should
project, in every part OF the world, all
our natural,zed citizens as we would our:
nstive born; and should resist all i'm
proper claims upon them by, Cavern
mebts to which they no longer owe al
legiance. We demand To t exis ting trea-
ties with all foreign Governments he
rigidly enforced, and thst early steps be
taken tD obtain from the German Empire,
fuller recognition of the right of .xps-
t tiation and Of the right of our naturali.
zed citizens re turning,o ,or having piope ts
there, by modification ol the treaty ex-
istlng between Us.
The resolutions we're read in a clear
distinct tone and were listened to with
the ut most attention showing that the,
were matter OF unusually serious c)l-
sideration t, the C,nver on. At fire..
qnentintervals the resolutions were greet.
ed with grest warmth Of applause.
Hon. Frank Hurd. one of the Commit.
tae on Resolutions, stepped to the front
Of tie platform when Mr.. Converse
finished reading the resolutions, and a.
the minority report OF tie Comm tt ,e
subm tied the following, which he offer
ed as an amendment:
ResolUed, That we request the Demo
cratic members OF Congress not to vot
an appropriation to any army until th
provision has first been made that sucl
army shall not be used to intimidate peo
! pie st the polls.
Mr.. Converse said that he would, with
out debate, read again the resolution
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-30

,hsn IN make eaae agenst The boats fol
S e Tesy s fspsa h" Ris had
'''s - - H 1hN 'Ss e sts"@b;a Master
Noak Island Union. October ~:
Ihn little government STEAMERS. Irene. Wasp
and Bessie leave hero today 70 report at 81
Orleans. Tber are ~ charge Of Emory Jones'.
engineer, and John Monroe, pilot -
MamphiR Avalanche. October ~:
Long lines Of drays nlloi high with cotton
bales was IL feature on Main street yesterday
that reminded the looSor-on that Mes phia was
yet Il ivs town.
!! don't pay to shir cattle from here to New
lrloans. One of our citizens Recently ahtpped
Rhtp your cattle 10 Momphia. where you arc
CERTAIN T,,'. 6 ohtnn Il" hish"at prices.
Cant. Il. T.. nuHlnne hns returned TO Weeks
burg md gone Into tho passenger agency bus-
Tho J. nj White departed iasi ayening ~
Nav nrleaha with Annn hnlea cotton and 6onn
sac ks saed IA u a.nrnr.
Tho tlty .. Alton. down last evening. Ind Tho
hatFe Lucy k@lrn In tow and had on heraef
and barge 25no bales cotton.
ISpecial to tho Democrats
I'm. Louis Oct. %. Tho river Ia on II atnnd
With \ 40 feet on The gauge. Arrived: Uenten
parted, James Howard for New Orleans. Tho
Howard left ut ~ n. NJ, and WA drawing fnat.
and tull OF people. The Golden CITY leaves to
morrow and tho Annie r. Silver On Saturday.
.CAtRo, Oct, aa.-The Hard Dash, Taium and
Belle of hlreynpnrt pasael to ~. Louis with
are due IA might. The Gilmore and harges are
still here. 5.
BY TeleEraph
MEMPHIS, Oct ~ Tho river rose inches
Arrived 0uachlta Belle and Colorado from II.
Louis. Departed: Colorado for W. Louia .IoEn
Harry for Tarrrne. Miss, Weather clear and
nleRaant
VInK4nuna. Oct. qp.-Waather clear; ther-
moneter ~. Tho river hns risen inphas
Down: Thompson Dean M II .. III. Up: John
Means and tow laat night. Patguud nj 10 u, III
CINCINNATI. Oct. 3a Tharlvnr II fact inches
and stationary. The weather il clear md mild
stationary. The weather Is claar and pleasant
CAIRO. Oct ~ Arrived: Belle Shreveport from
New NrIoana nt II u. M. Fannie Tatum from
NiokabnrR at !. NJ. Departed: kehlor for
New Orloana nj I NJ M. Bale Shreveport md
Fannie Tatum for 81. Louis Mt .. m. The river
II fnntT inches ana falling. The weather Ia
clear. The mercury stHuIs ut ~ 5I...-.
LOUISVILLE. or. 20. The river ~ falling. md
IL now feet In the canal. The weather Ia fair
Rtll plenaRnt.
EVANSVILLE Oat. ap Tho river IL stationary
ST. LOUIS. OCT. Up. Arrived: Centennial aud
Susie Silver from Now orleana. Kinney from
Nickshurg. nnnhrtei Howard for Now Or
leans. Tho river Is stationary. with feet &
inrhns by the gauge. Tho weather Ia elear ana
GO nr.
WAsu1NuroN. La Oct ~ IA Gao u. He
Agent. Ia arnvar street Steamer Na1ao nr-
rived thia morning Will laave FIR New OrlnRua
Thursday. WM. CRAWFORD Master
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Hscsipta of Produces,

HELENA Per steamer Henry Frank 1910 bales
cotton Richardson 4 May--s1b Il Il Arrow &co--aas
Nugcnt &oa--8o6 lno Phelps &co-2ni Meyer. Wes
6oo-aaa Allen, West & Bush-25l VI & Newman
--23l W Eurnridge Nca--210 Jno II llaralc Acn
10. Clamp bros xoo-l5u ) II Newman &co-i4A Leh-
man Abraham &eo-ts6 Graham Black &oo~al IL
Britton 4 Mayaonl-S2 II Allison &oo-s to Jurey q
t3illis-7n Jno Chaie & Snns-f4 Bickham Il Moore
az t1wyn Frollsrn Afo-5a Gleason. Day 4 Proud
ft-5l Euokner &oE--iA w E. black &co-'}i 10 II L
Buokner-ss Richard Flower Scu-sa AT Mitenhcr
ger 4 Pollock ~ A Phillirp Aco-1i e Beadios,
Wood Soo-2l Stewart Hros Noe-- 20 Sims B'tlups
~ 10 Payne Kennedy &oo--lS II j Cnokhuru-i1 70
Walden, Hawkins 4 knherts-lh Gardner \ Gopp. ih
kirkpatrck SEQ 40 Norwood * Roharda-a "
peale-a ChAtie Hamilton Il PoWell-S g seutell
Geo. s Gumbel-T Frankenhush a Borland-b to
Craig Hogan Keushaw; Gammaea &e"-t =
kIeaer 4 Gariucr--4 Hammonds, Gadd1a &eo-9 A.
Copper 4 Kelly-2 Moore 4 Coeman-6A.e sacks w
cotton seed N o Cotton Seed Assocaton-al sacks 81
seed cotton Britt N Msysoh-ii bh!s Oh J W Fur
bridge SEQ 81 .io L r AireY &eo-ao Union Gtl ta--
aundrea order Tetal 600 bales cotton h2ts sacks
cotton seed ii sacks seed cotton 2t2 bnls oil
ALENANnR1A-fer steamer AeSandrta-1Sl
bales cotton Il NJ Wamstey &co-lE Lehmsn Ahra
ham Ace ~ Renahsw Gammsok Soo-tl r. Meyer.
" els &co--3a II & @ Eewman--3l X L BuckneE-22
Il i. AYrey Aoo-22 w g Black &cn--o SaYne, Ken
nedy &oo--l7 " BurhrrdEe &oo-l6 I g Gilbert
ii A "A Mouton - keittsr Caraner-i5S kaw-
lus-lt G. A Phillippi &cn-ll john Adams Nco-
10 Citizens' Bank : Gardner & CnpI 5 u w Sentel
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