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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

BY virtue Of q commission is
sued unto me, the undersigned Adj
ministrator, out Of the above said
Court, under an order granted on
the 18th day OF October, toto.
There will be sold by the under-
signed administration or 4 duly
authorized Public Aucti0neer, FOR
CASH, (for the purpose Of realizing
funds to pay debts Of the above
said Successi0n) 1t Public Auction,
to the last and highest bidder, on
sATURbXYl NO EibBR q. 1910.
Between JegSIl lele hnara. Ae the
front door Of the Court House IN
New 1beria, La, the property be-
Cnging 10 the above said Success
hon, and described % follows to-
W1c:--
A certain tract Of lard n the
snfinA = 1beftn, n9o1o - Louisiana,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22
DEMAND Of ADMINISTRATION
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Iberia.
Succession Of
Euphemond BrOussard and of his wife
Caroline Duggan, both deceased.

Whereas. DamoviIle Dnggan. a res
ident of the Parish Of Iberia, has
applied to the Honorable the 18th
Judicial Diatt3se Court of Louisiana
holding sessions in and for the
Parish q 1beria to- be appointed
Euphembnd BysussaM and of his
wife Gasoline HAsgtn bott dece ased:
Notice is lerefork Aereby given
to all tAOnSit may n doth concern
to shoY cause, Any they have,
within ten daysslfefn the first pub
LEGATION heroes WY the prayer Of
the said DemovillesDugyan should not
be granted.
Witness the Honorable James 81
mon, Judge OF our said Court this
1lth day OF October, A. d 1910.
A. J. MAUMUS,
D'py Clerk of Court.
Cammack & Broussard, Attys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

The Stmr. Bob Blanks" OF the
Garter Line, came up a far a. Albania
plantation last week. but her chin
neys b. ing too tall TO allow of her
passing under steel cable stretching
across the Teche 1t that point. used
for operating cane hoist and convey.
ors. she turned back af,er arranging
with the management Of the planta.
ton to send all up-bayOn ireights 10
destination BY cane cafts. Fourteen
carts were employed In this sercice.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22
SHERIFF SALE.
Iberia Building Association
1gnati1s A. n artin.


We.
1gnatius A. Martin.
Nineteenth judicial District Court.
state Of Louisiana, Par. Of iberia.
By virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facjas.
Issued out Of the Honorable Nine
teenth judicial District Court Of the
State of Louisiana, In and for the Par.
ish Of Iberia and to ner1lfscted. !.
George Henders(n, SheriR, through
Frank J. hests FER, Deputy Sheriff,
have seised az will sell 10 the last
and highest dder Il Public Auction.
For Cash. the Conrt House In The
City Of 1Gu11n1e., on
SATURDAY. Oc19R2nd, 1910,
the following described property, TO-
wit: IF
4 oer.A,. lot Of srous with All the
building s and improx hents thereon
and th4feunto bs1Q6 Ing and rights.
ways ami appurt1 Ikces thereof. situ.
ated on snAsDg side Of the Bavou
ieenes IN New iberia. La, measuring
ninety six feet front on Duperier Ave.
nue. BY Two hundred and thirty tvo
ieet IN depth, bounded ON the North
~ boftenss street. South By Duperier
Avenue. East by lot belonging TO J. A.
Coadroy and West by Henry street.
To pay and satisfy the sum Of
Eighteen hundred dollars, debt. with
interest At the rate OF q per cent. pef
'nnnm from July 9Th. 1907, until paid.
however TO credits on said
principal, aggregatlng Two hundred
Ind three dollars and on the interest
thereon aggfegating one hundred and
''xty two dollars; thatrou also cause |
o be made the ssm Of 10 per cent on |
aid amount pfincipal snd Interest "a
'ttofnsy's fees and all costs or these |
0lvsA sncialty tAis lsth aav Of sep- |
smbef. A. p. 1910.
e1QK01 1fn1fDnn1oN. sha,,s. |
- tSaeh y mo111g(s, ~ 5000, !
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22
SHERIFF SALE.
Iberia Building Association
Va.


r. r. Christiancy.
18th Judicial District Court OF Louis
lana. Parish OF Iberia.
BY virtue OF writ Of Fieri Facla,
issued ont Of the Honorable Nine
teenth Judicial District Court Of the
State Of Louisiana, Ia and for the Par.
ish OF Iberia and to me directed, I,
George Henderson, Sheriff. through
Frank J. Mestayer, Deputy Sheriff
have seized and will cell to the las,
and highest bidder at Public Auctio.,
For Cash, al the Court House ia the
City or New Iberia, La, on
SATURDAY. OCT 22nd, 1910,
the following described property, 10.
wit:
A certain lot sbf ground together
with all the bu ldings and impre~e-
ments thereot bd thereuptapee iong-
ing and all rig md appurte-
nances thereof situated on the East
side Of Bavoy Teche, in the town cf
A'S" ou tHS NVTtH sue sOI
Hortense Il let, having frontage on
the said fl6Ns> street Of ninety six
feet BY Nth bei Feen parallel line.
ofone n hdred and ninety two feet,
bounded on the NorIh or in the rear
BY property of Wa er J. Burke and
of--Fisher or a igns. In front o.
Oh the Sou.A, 49, Horteuse street,
above orthe AA.by property Of
Iberia iilding association. held for
the b keft Of Is. Henriette saucier
and low q N the West BY property
81 T. nAnq ler ct ais, being the West
half Of l6t No. q Of plat of survey Of
the Duperier lands made BY D. +.
PEBBLES and is the second described
lot on the sale from r Duperier ct ais
on Feb. 18th. 1894, of record in Book
2s Of Conveyances Mt folio 5S1.
To pay and satisfy the sum of Four
hundred and ninety seven dollars and
thirty five cents, debt with interest nj
the rate OF 5 per cent. per annu a
iVnu guy iJbuy iUiVs uUtll udlU, To-
gether with 10 per cent on said
amount, principal and interest as at
torneys fees, further on the sum Of
Thirty three 25-lOO dollars az insur-
ance premium paid, and in the sum Of |
Sixty two 81 100 dollars as taxes paid.
the whole however subject to credit
Of Two hundred and sixty SIX 75-1OO
dollars. which credit is to be carried,
6rst, 70 the tax claim. leaving Q bal
Nnee Of Two hundred and three dol
1Ate and ninety four cents, 10 be cred
~ On the mortgage Indebtedness,
l1so 10 per cent. fees of Curator id hoe
= he net amount of the judgment
20 cof Ill costs Of these proceedings |
Qlyen officially this 17tA day Of
- a. d. 1910.
oEORGE HENDERSON, Sheriff.
- Frank !. Mestaysr. D'y Sheriff
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

II seems that the War Department
nae abost abandoned the hops Of get
ting contractor TO undeftake the
bailding Of the Ksystoas Locks ID che
Ieche at bid that with b acceptable
TO th. department engineers. The
probAbIlitiee are that the. ensineers
Will andeftake The work on tie dav
labor plan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

Mr.. Jerry w. Taylor takes over the
contract which was awarded 10 Mr..
Xavier r. Herpeche for the remodel.
ing Of that portion Of the roof which
covers the pump-pit Of the city water
works and electric light plant. The
work was started on Monday Of this
week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

TRESPASS NOTICE:-The Public 10
hereby notified and warned that hunt.
Ing and otherwise trespassing upon
my farm, south Of New Iberia, IL POSI-.
lively prohibited under the full penal.
" Of the law.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22
WARNING TO 1REsPls!61

Hunters. the Game Wafden -
copied, and the public In e6neoe
warned not TO trespass upon ~ -
critics Of che undersigned, I0oo1g
thie parish about two miles -
the city Of New Iberia. Vi0Jo9
my rights will be prosecuted - =
extent Of the law. - ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

A RELIABLE MEDICINE
NOT A NARCOTIC.
Get the genuine F0ley's Honey
and Tar In the yellow package. II
10 safe and effective. Contains no
opiAtes. Refus esubstitutes.
For sale at Taylor's drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

Last week quite a number q
vfcts arrived at this poiDt
the N. /. & Northern Taal
They were Oh their way 10
Farm for the sugar making -
From here they were taken
In the plantation carts.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22
A PONY FREE,

ANY boy In the State can secure n
pony free. For particulars, address
A. X. Ramsey, 6ueydan, La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

Good results always folle
use OF Foley Kidney Pills.
contain just The ingredients
sary to tone, strengthen ~
gulate the kidneys and ~
and to cure backache. -
For sale at Taylor'6. dfa9
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Farm land on the east side Of
bayou Teche, near the corporation
line OF this city, for rent or sale.
A cottage Of six rooms, in New
Iberia, on the bayou bank, with
three arpents Of land, suitable for
trucking or chicken raising.
For further particulars apply at
1e7 East Main street, this city or
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

blankets md lmforts from the
Cheapest t. IT, Tn 60 - IA ~.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

GLOVES ia@aA shades and sizes,
Best Quality LOwest Price.
Killing BROS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

ITCH relieved in 30 ninuta
Wo0lf0rd's Sanitary Lotion.
fsils. Sold by c. II. Lee, Dfa
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22
SUCCESSION SALE.
18th judicial District Court Of Louis
lana. Parish Of iberia.

No. 1906. Succession of
Mrs. Perle Melville, deceased
wife Of Amadeo Guidry, predeceas-
ed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-10-22

G. r. MORRELL.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
BRIDES ONLY FEW HOURS.
Married Two Prisoners That Had Re-
ceived Death Sentences.

Two brides were made widows a
few hours after the wedding cere-
mories were performed in the pen-
:tentiary al Vallado,id. fUca:an.
says a dispatch from Mexico City.
Mexico. when their husbands faced
a firing squad selected TO execute
them in accordance with sentences
passed upon them after trial by the
war department fer sedit!on and
murder. the accusation growing out
Of their participation in the recent
uprising a; Valladolid. For several
days number OF prisoners have been
CO. trial. Three were sentenced TO
death and executed Thursday after
noon: three were sentenced 10 fifteen
Years and four We're sentencd 10 IL
years and four months in prison.
Immediately after the death sesi-
fences were pronounced on the three
men charged with murder two ask
"a permission % marry before iae:
were executed. Their requests we;a
granted by .he authorities and the
Young women 20 whom they were
engaged went 10 the prison at the
hour agreed UPON Tor the marriage
ceremonies.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
BOASTS OF CRIME
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS CAUGHT
lsED-H.iNDE.D.
Boys Are /. and tx Years Old and
Come of Respectable Families
Had Kit Full OF Tools

Two we'll dressed Young men. /.
and is years old. we're caught before
dawn Thursday. leaving one OF the
prom!nen, apartments in Washing
ton. which they admitted they en-
tered for purposes Of robbery.
They we're Ely d. Runyon. vho
SAYS he is the son Of Mrs. Emily +.
c. Runyon. a physician Of Richmond.
Va. and julian D. Wychard. son OF
a former newspaper publisher in
North Carolina.
Each CT the youthful! burglars vas
armed with -evo!veTS and they bad
a complete burglars kis. including
dark lantern. The flashing Of the
dark lantern was seen by 4 police
man who made the arrests. 4 re-
cent robbery o. the home OF Edward
A. Moseley. secretary Of the inter
state commission. has been traced 70
the boys.
When captured the boys had en-
tered the Office oI physician. and
finding nothing they wanted. depart
ed 20 discover more lucrative neld
tor their Efforts when the policeman
saw their lantern.
The two boys said they came to
Washington Tuesday night ane res
isteeed at hotel. Went out short
ly after midnight to operate in
fashionable section OF tae city. Run
yon boasts OF exploits In various
cities OF the West. saying he had
been trained as burglar by an
adept who is now serving time. Wy
chard claims that he recently met
Runyon in Atlanta. where he had
lived. and travelled With him with
out knowing bis occupation until the
two came to Washington. The soys
vii, be given a hearing in a few
lays
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
KILLS Her BABE
THEN MOTHER DRINKS DEADLY
POISON HERSELF.
Husband Returns Home to Find Wife
and baby LifeIes> on Same Ecd
and a Pathetic Note.

Haunted by the in;olerable fear
that she was going insane. Mrs
Jeanne HodGscn Ca,lett gave cyanide
OF potassium TO her 2-Enonths old
daughter. Jeanne. Friday afternoon
at her home in New York City. and
then swallowed a draugh OF the same
poison herself. Both lay dead on the
sa ME bed when the husband. sup
ervising chemist employed by the
Western Electric company. went 10
his home that night.
Beside the young mother lay a
long letter TO her husband. Don;
think me cruel 10 the little life I've
maze. she wrote. but rather that
am saving her so much pain. for
bodily pain is nothing to this that is
either insanity or ncrvousness-only
God knows. She would surely in
herit it.
Don't mourn for me- | wish /
could 90 On with jus; you and our
love. NJ: very lie is one con,inu-
Gus thought OF thankfulness Cor Il
but my mind mus; De relieved. The
tension is tTigh,tul.
Evidently there were moments
when the mother yearned to spare
her daughter. for farther down she
wrote:
III | leave our 81, - tell her k;.:-
ed her with lots Of love and I am so
sorry I ever have been cross to her.
Leave my locket on me but wear
my Wedding ring. I have loved /;
so and caressed and kissed it SO as
the outward sign OF the happiest mo-
nen,s OF my life.
Pinned to the outside bed room
aoor was a note 10 her husband read
ing: George. don't come in. Let
some one else-one OF the boys.
Mrs. Catlett who was born in Vir-
sinia. - years ago. and her husband.
who is from South Carolina. met her
three years ago at Falls Church. Va
They fell in love at first sight and
were married in April. 1909. Since
the birth OF her daughter Mrs. Cat
lett has peen very nervous and her
morbidness was increased by the
fact that her little girl. named for
her. cried much OF the time.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06

se,ts. Consider for moment how
much more infuertia! GU. papers
would be. how much more !mpor-
,ant every institution in the State
sould be. how much more varied
would be our industria: hcw much
easier II would be 70 set good roads
in counties in which the white popu-
;ation is now 100 small TO maintain
them, how easy il would De &c
double the usefulness Of our public
schools. how quickly ~e should
build railroads in sections which
must otherwise remain dormant and
backwar for long. long years. how
important our cities should become.
and how much more attractive
would be country life in our thics-
!v settled communities. and how
much easier it ' 'uld be 10 get vat
-r-workS and trc ey lines and local
libraries and all the advantages o!
twentieth rural life.
Let US take as our watch word
education and immisrat!on-both
Of the right sort.
In the last census yea: 23a .oo2
native sons and daughters o: SoutL
Carolina were living in othe! States
90 say nothing G: the million sons
and daughters Of South Carolina
| emisran,s,. while South Carolina
had received from other States and
countries only 60.11ii settlers.
70, seventy years now our Caro-
linas have been going West 20 build
Up the new States Of tha, empire
Now :e, US welcome back their chill
dven and neiShbors TO help US
build Two great prosperous and pop
uluous commemorative where the
masses Of the people trained 10 as
high standars Of cheney as any
where in the world. shall develo? a
svmma;rical and 1ell rounded civil
iza,ion: splendid and forceful de-
mocracy OF trained. intelligent and
thrifty home-oUners from among
whom shall come no, only Je1er-
son and Marshall. not only
James J. Hill and Thomas 4. Edi'
son and a Seaman a. Knapp. not on,
~ men whom all the nation shall
know as leaders in Industry and II
. public affairs. hut poets and seerS
sculp,ors and ar;is,s-if not a HI
ian a, leaS, a Reynolds or a Mile.
, Il no. a Michae! Angelo AT least
81. Gaudens or Nard. il 70,
Shakespeare al least s!onnInS o.
Tennvson. Il not Sarona7ola. q
, leas, some srea, religious leade
D who shall pu: the church into Wis
relations 70 modern thought an'
: give il now hapt;>u, OF spirl'ua
cower-alE these Until our long an
}. tragic wears OF war and struggle an
: rebuilding shall And their fTuitas
Tin an outburst OF achievement sue!
y AS our fathers yearred :or. and II
: nou ou: high pr:va.!se 70 help o'in
j. about.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
BEARS CHARMED LEE.
Bullet Passes Through His Body
Without Fatal Result.

Rober, Roberts. Of Oak Grove. La.
believes that he bears charmed NE
He was the CUES, the other day OF;
his neishbor. Jacob MCCALL. To ce!-
ebrate the occasion McGahl decided
10 have fried chicken for dinner and
invited Roberts 20 help corral pull
let. When the hos; fired a Win
chester rife ,hc chickens neck was
severed and at the same time his
guess was perforated by the bullet
on the rebound. The bullet passed
entirely through Roberts. body. but
in spite Of this he ate the chicken
dinner and the doctors say he will
get we'll.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06

west OF Irwinv:!le. In the crowd
tina, gathered around the beseiSed
home were rae most prominent wo-
men OF the community. These did
nc, remain a, the scene for the pur-
pose Of witnessing bloodSeed. bat
heir hearts went out to the children
who were forcibly confined IN the
home. There were stern. deiermln-
ed faces in that crowd Of fully hre
mothers. many OF whom
would have defied the deadly FIRE OF
be SprinsAeld's before they ~oulo
have allowed one OF the children &c
be injured.
The attitude OF the women re
suited from q MISUNDERSTANDING O.:
,rders issued by Adjt. Cen Scott.
who instructed the two compaaies
10, 70 fire from a distance aud en-
,ansec the children This mssun-
lers.andins Of the orders caused
;overno. Joseph N. Brown to oe
he .ecipien; OF many ;eiesrams o:
protest during the day.
Immediately following Bostwicks s
,eath a cororer.s jury was empauei
ed 20 Investigate the tragedy. iee
.erdict was that Bosswick k'tieo
himself in order 70 pTeren: being
.ao.ured. Whether he died from
self-!nfic;ed wounSs. received the
Wounds during the fight with citizens
Or succumbed to the Are OF the
sprsaghelds may neve. be known.
he children doubtless know waeth-
" ;he ;a;he. vas wounded before
he arrival Of the so,diery. but they
vould make no statement.
Many acts Of heEoism were 'eco'c-
d during the bloody seise. most
,otab:e among these being that OF
he.ia Mclunis. Seeing bis deputy
:. c. lass. fall. and thinking he was
nortallv wounded. Sheriff Mclnn's
ushed from cover aud took Bass tc
place Of safety. and ir so doins
eceived The wound which caused
,is death.
He then proceeded 70 neiShbo7-
nS telephone and attempted TO com
aun:ea,e with Adjt Gen. Scott. al
,tlan,a. He was unable 20 talk
owever, and in whispers dictated
he message which caused the AZ
u.ant General to order oW ih'
.oops.
Bos,wick literally died with hi'
boots on. and not anti! MS am
nuai,ion. 1hich ne had retrenchet
!, forcing one OF his children TO fae'
ae aee Of the mob and take pis
| ol and cartridges from the body o
ne OF the dead soldiers. vas eI
austed, did be cease films. Al
.os, in his last breath. De sen; on
nal sho; 10 the direction Of the IN
.aders.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
Banker Shot by Unknown Man.

J. II. G;vens. presideH Of the
Bank o! Laurel Hill. Fla. and mana
ger OF the Flo-ida-Ala bama Timber
combany 1as sho; from ambush on
the nigh; OF June 80. as ne vas pro-
cecdinE on horseback TO his home in
Laurel Hill. Two charges of back
sho, struck him in the arm and le;.
but is no, likely 10 prove tatas.
There is no clu. 10 thee ~ould-bee
assassin.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
BLOWS Up SIXTEEN.
Five Men are Killed and Eleven Are
Injured in Minnesota.

rive men were killed and II in.
iured. two OF them probably fatally
" an explosion. which first wrecked
ind then set FIRE 10 the Sa.oon Of:
Edward Bushay. FIVE miles OF Mime
epoliS. MINI. on the Anoka road
Edward Bushay. proprietor Of the
place. and George Miller we're Sc
BADLY burned tha, they will die The
explosion Of gas tank IN the base.
n,ent blew the roo! from the build.
iac. and FIRE started Immediately. In
half an hour the building was 5
mass Of burning wreckase. Ernes:
Os,erchild. a porter. rescued both
Rushay and Miller from death in the
Are.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
RAN into CAR
INJuluNG FOURTEEN OK MORE
r.iSSENGElsS.


Crashing into loaded coach j!
a passenger tram OF the Georgia &
Florida railroad in the yards 4, Val.
dos;a. Ga. Wednesday looss. ea-
CINE Of the Georgia Southern and
:,!r:ida ra!ir:-t. III e. H.. c.'ach
broke it from ;he TT" n:ier II tue
train and carried it GO feet. turnlns
/, over and injuring fourteen OF ;AE
passengers and ,rainmen.
The loose engine Was on one OF
the branches Of y track with ~ :
passenger on the other.
Anon. thuSr ;aJu-e.. Ne"
W. T. Staten. ValdoSta. shoulder
and iet, side badly hurt. probable
internal injury.
Mrs. =. r. Daniels and liza"
daughter. badly bruised and shoca-
ed. little girls face cut.
Mrs. F. S. Martin. Madison. Fla.
side and shoulder injured.
Andrew Let,ley. Piue;ta. Fla. one
shoulder and leg broken.
Mr. Wilmington. Boston. Ga. ear
cut and left side injuded.
Conductor Lotion on PASSENGER
train had face cut and throat slash
ed.
Rev. Mr.. Funk. Ohio. badly bruis-
ed.
W. N. Henderson. Rays Mil. Ga.
head and oce whole side injured.
G. N. Boyd and Dan Thompson.
both OF Taldosta. were badly oruis-
ed.
J. ". West. valdos,a. vas Gu. on
the face and his side badly bruised.
". T. Lane. Faldosta. face and
neck Gu, and bad bruises.
J. ". West and c. W. Sinclair
we're sitting together on the side vi
the coach where the engine struck.
They we're thrown across the car
and through windows TO the ground.
The coach turned over above them
but they had fallen into an e1cava-
ton and thus escaped death.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-06
First Bail Sold.

The first bale Of the cotton crop
0: 1901 vas sold at auction IN
New York Monday and brought D"
cents per pound. the proceeds being
% us-,. O, cha-itv. tbs baic 49,.
picked L, E!dalgo County. Texas.
weighed about ii6 pounds. and Was
Chased as good n!ddiino. II vas IS
sold At Houston. Texas. on June o".
FOR S3.J. and WAS shipped from
there 10 New York The cotton pu.:-
chased in New York will be- shipped
10 Liverpool where il will again De
auct!oned