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■ Prairie Circuit Court.—'Our Circuit
Court has hecn in session at Brownsville,
during the week, Hon. J. J* Clenoknin.
■■Residing. His Honor’s charge to the Grand
Jury was replete with interest. The only
Item overlooked, to our inind, was that ef not
(intruding them tn.be more cautious as to the
testimony upon which they predicate their in
Ifictments. There are a class of men who
; have no permanent abiding place in our conn*
I fv. that are certain to visit Brownsville during
lourt week and they are just as certain “to go
'4<Torc the grand jury” ami indict somebody,
Z|thcr from malice, or for the sake of “keep
t[i.r up court business.” Not a few of this
■lass, we learn,'were “not forthcoming” at
§1'P previous and present term of the court,
iw hardly think this roving class nf bipeds
June found any countenance from the present
.grand jury, which is composed of the follow
ing gentlemen:
M Jas. r. Hunt; John Tyler; Thomas Gray;
f. C. A. Skillcrn; S. W. Jackson; Geo. A.
•Mrlver; Abram Jenkins; Robert Hudson; ‘R.
8r. Morgan; \V. C. Ilazen; C. S. Devall;
Martin Weatherford: Hickson Chalfiu; B. INI.
[ Jjarnes; Nathan Byrd; John Cochran.
K Suduf.n Death—Jury or Inquest.— A
jfcassenger, who came aboard at Jacksonport.
fuid gave lus name to liie cieru oi 1 ne sitamcr
giuiilnbon as TiioM is Lawns, ami seemed to
5,:Jie crazy or drunk. v.i« found dead in bis
4tate-rooln on board that tv t \-- 1-y mor
Siing at our landing. A Jury of Inquest was
Lsummoned by H. P. Vaughan. Esq., who upon
■Examining the body of the deceased, discovered
1 luat his skull had been broken. Several wit
iiesses were examined, one of whom testified
■hat lie believed the deceased to be the person
Jnho drew a pistol on Joseph Pi.tole at Jack
Konport on Monday or Tuesday las', and that
■Pi stole knocked him down with a chair. The
ijjiiry rendered their verdict in accordance with
fliie testimony, and the remains of the deceased
•mere taken charge of and interred by Esquire
■Vaughan. The deceased had a pair of saddle
Ibags containing a few articlesof clothing. In
llhis vest .pocket a note was found dated Nov.
3211, 1858.-given by W. W. Metcalf for some
■$60, payable to Latney Amos. The deceased
■had the appearance of being 35 or 40 years of
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF PRAI
RIE COUNTY.
linoAVNSvri.LR, Arkansas, ?
November 15, 1858. (
To the Editor of the 1)es Arc. Ciri
f j.*v—Sir: You will please give place in the
jj§ columns of your paper, for the following Re
Sport. in relation to the financial condition of
§ Prairie County, as many citizens arc desirous
- 1 f> know something about what is going on in
f *t!ie county.
On an examination of the County Court
■ Record, 1 find tlhat there remained in the
tj, County Treasury cn the 14tU day oi October,,
I 1857. subject to be used for ordinary expenses j
j of the county, the sura of four hundred dollars j
I an I one cent, arid the amount of receipts into 1
■ the County Treasury, for the current year,
9 ending the 14th October, 18:8, were §3,221
BflJ. making in the aggregate §3,621 99, (say;
■ $:Ui’l 99.) It appears, from the record, that I
H the amount of county scrip issued for county ;
fj| expenses, during said year and up to the 13th
■ November, 1858, to be $3,277 22; this amount
H| deducted leaves a balance in the treasury, Oc-,
■ tober 13, 1858, subject to appropriation by
■ the County Court of $317 77 cents.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND.
It appears from the Record of the County
Sf-Court of Prairie-county, that there remained
■ in the hands of the Internal Improvement
■ Commissioner, the 14th day of October, 1857,
$5,123 and 43 cents, and the amount Of rn
■ ceijits from Uie State Treasury, together with
m interest for the current year ending 25th day
■ of October, 1858, was $i,338. making the to
tal amount $6,511 and 69 cents; amount of ex
it penditures for building bridges and commis
si®!! and per dietn, &e., for said current year,
l| ending 25fb October. 1858, $ ’,(191 and IX) cents
deducted from the above amount of debits
leaves a balance due the county in the bauds of
the commissioner, of S 1,417 and 29 cents,
... _as... .... F„- inlai-i .1
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improvement purposes.
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
It appears from a sbttleme' t made by the
S Common School Commissioner with the
I County Court at the April term, 1838, of said
[ Court,that there was at thal time, in til'
.1 hands of said Commissioner, ? 1.552 and 41
| cents, and that said Commissioner received
1 from r.hc April term of the Court. 1858 to 23th
'• of October. 1838, of said common school fund,
$lf>7 and 53 cents; and is further app■■nrs.frmn
a settlement made by the Sheriff with the
| Court, that Jhere remains in liis hands, that
? lias not yet been paid to the Commissioner of
1 .said fund, $310, making the aggregate amount
——nf this fund on hand,—Oet.—35;—1 -158.—ijfmpTfiU
-—andll-l cents,-W. .T IUHK 8S.
A Word to tSte Afflicted.
The Nervous Tonic is now regarded by all
I scientific men to be superior to any prepara
; tion ever before presented to suffering bumani
ij ty, as by its corroborating influence on the
system the susceptibility to disease is lessened
and to those pre-disposcd to repeated attack?
of chiils, fever and ague, or any kind of fevei
this remedy should by all means be used, anc
to those residing in miasmatic districts when
diseases of this character are always incidcn
to the climate they should never be without it
Cholera, Diarrhea, Bloody Flux, etc.
etc.— I here is no disease that prostrates hu
inan beings in so short a time and that render
the system so unconscious of the remedie
when applied as these; and it therefore be
hooves ail persons who value their Hive
dearer than anything else remember that^de
lays are dangerous.” As soon as you feel th
slightest symptom of disease call for a bottl
of Sledge’s Cholera or Diarrhea Syrup, on
4ose of which if taken in tiqie will reliev
you. Rnjn,.mber, this is no cunningly devise
humbug, as we have the evidence to prove th
/act. All we ask is a fair trial. For cough?
colds, asthma, bronchitis, consumption, etc
use Dr. Sledge’s Hoarhound Pectoral. All tb
above are for sale at the Drug Stores and upo
enquiry may be found in all the towns an
. villages. See advertisement. sep4
——It is rumored in Jackson that Senato
Douglas will soon visit his plantation in Mo
ii.-sippij and also visit Jackson.
TRIBUTE Of RFSEF.r" ?rt 'N
B TURNER AND HON I M W
LIAMS - PROCEEDINGS OF
BAR OF PRAI'
—REMARKS OF R S OANT? *•«
lMnmui, Aa* fl.
R. s. Guctt, K**..
1>, i« |n:*4 vn IW »*»»»»■• jj»
obtain for publication a *opv «f *"“* "»»*•
made before the Circai* Coo t of »?»’ • —
t v, on Monday teat •' *h
inr to that tribunal reaota*low* ad<»t*!*»i ’ r *»*
Prairie county R«c. touchi*g *■» •*» «• •
Mrajjy. Traa»*»od Winu«<
Rc«p*ctfally. he ,
Rbowmtillc, Am . N « " l**
J. C. Mobrii.l. Keq ,
DkabSiR!-! h »VC roorri.'e of 11> • 4»*».
requesting a ropy of the r. «n*-fc* o>»,lc b*
in the (Circuit Court of tin* count*, on M■'<
dav last, on the occasion of pr.-.ei' ng th .
tribunal, reaolntion* adopted by -h. 1- *im
conntv Bar. touching the .leatlia of Moats'*. |
'IVhni-.r and Wh.i.mm*. and cannot rsfaoo to
comply with your wi<.h*a.
Speaking without p »p*r\- 1 can only j
give s on the sribstMico of what 1 » .1 I think
the manuscript h»rew 'h drluncd pn». i.,»j
substantially my remarks.
I have the honor to be
your ob’t serv’t.
R. S GANTT
Mav it Please the Court:
I arise to present to your Honor a *» .0* '
resolutions adopted this mormiig at a meeting
of tile Members of the Bar of thi- C >ur *j
pressive of their deep regret at the death of
lion. Thomas B. Turner and Hun Kowi*
M. Williams.
My acquaintance and intercourse w "!
gentlemen extended over but a fen in • : -
and in view of this fact it would perhaps h
been better to have assigned tlii-duty
other. Permit me to say, however, that
the short time I knew them I learned to r
pect them and appreciate the comm-uida'inn*
piaises, and glowing tributes paid them !>y ail
whose happy lot it was to be number d rami
their long-tried and intimate friends and aaso-)
elates.
Addressing as I do a Court and Bar whi
le new the departed much more intimately than
my brief acquaintance with them permit -I
me to know them, I feel that to attempt any
thing like an extended eulogy would be a work
of supererogation on my part, and will, there
fore, content myself with the simple expression
of such general reflections as the occurrence;
naturally suggest, feeling perfectly assured
that all who hear me will readily supply what
l may omit.
Mr. TtJftNF* removed from Tennessee to
this State about seven years ago, and resided
in this village until May, 1857, when he re
moved to Des Arc, of which place he was a
citizen at the time of his death. He died at
Brownsville, Tennessee, in August last.
Among the bereaving dispensations which
the Providence of God in his unsearchable
wisdom has permitted to befall this communi
ty, the doath of Mr. Turner stands among the
most pre-eminent. Tils manly virtues endeared
him to all who knew him. In disposition he
was kind and gentle, a sincere and constant
friend, an able and conscientious lawyer, and
a zealous and untiring, yet an honest advocate.
In a word he was “ one of the noblest works
of God.”
Mr- Williams died suddenly at tills place
on the 18th of September last.
Death, even when preceded by lingering
disease and accompanied by many days and
niglits of anguish ami pain, fills the heart
with sadness and overshadows with deep
gloom tin' countenances of the surviving; but
when he enters suddenly and unexpectedly
impresses with his icy signet the forehead of
the devoted husband, dutiful son, aifectionatc
brother, patriotic citiseu and gifted lawyer,
how agonizingly painful are the emotions
thereby excited.
The beneficial effects resulting from the
death of friends under ordinary circumstan
ces, is alas too often fleeting and transitory,
and it would seem that the abruptness of his
approach is oftentimes intended by the Su
preme Governor of the Universe to impress
the living with a salutary awe, incite them to
an immediate examination of their spiritual
condition and the adaption of a persevering
course of piety and virtue. In a moment the
deceased was summoned to exchange the vani
ties Of time for the realities of eternity ; so
sudden, indeed, was the blow that no time
was allowed for bidding adieu to relatives and
friends. In an instant were stilled the pulsa
tions of a noble and generous heart.
The absence of Messrs. Tiit-neT and Williams
at the organization of the present term of this
Court Is rot only sensibly felt by those who
have long attended this Bar,but has impressed
all with the deepest sorrow.
But while we mourn the loss or our deceased
brothers, we must feel that it is neither our
duty nor our privilege to doubt the omnipres
ence of an ever merciful God, question a de
cree from the high Chancery of Heaven, or
measure omnipotent wisdom with that of frail
humanity. If we could have realized the
wannest wishes of our hearts our brother;
would to-day be occupying their seats now va
cant at this Bar. But the Supreme Judge o!
the universe decreed that they should pas;
“through the dark valley of the shadow ol
deatii,*’ and the decree was promptly executed
Let us be reminded by this that we too an
mortal and that our place lu re v, I'll liken hi
^ioon he empty.
Our deceased brothers possessed, in tin
highest possible degree, the respect, confident
and esteem of all who knew them, both ii
their social and professional intercourse.
By their kindness of disposition, courtes;
of demeanor, uprightness of conduct, and truth
fulness of purpose and friendship; they so cn
deared themselves to the hearts of the mem
hers of the Bar that the recollection of ther
1 will long live in our memories.
Allow me then, in conclusion, to respect
fully ask that the following preamble an
, resolutions be spread at length upon the min
■ utes of this Court.
5
? At a meeting of the Prairie county Bar, i
Brownsville, on the 22d November, 1858. R. i
Gantt was called to the Chair, and J. V\
3 Martin appointed Secretary.
On motion the chairman appointed J. E
a Gatewood, W. T. Jones and W. J. Brc
naugh, a committee to draft resolutions e>
s pressive of the regret of the meeting at th
* death of our lamented brothers, Thomas 1
i Turner and Edwin M. V illiams.
i The Committee reported the following pri
Rinbie and resolutions, which were adopted
e Whereas, Since the last*.adjournment of tc
, Prairie Circuit Court old hand of deat
, has torn from our midst our worthy ar
p esteemed brothers, Thomas B. Tcrner ar
Ebwix M Williams, and borne them fro
the busy scenes of life to the silent shad
i of eternity; hurried from a life full ©f ho|
and usefulness in the bloom of manhooc
I and whereas, we, the surviving members
r j the Prairie Bar, entertaining: a feeling <
-1 high regard for their memory and a profoui
respect for their character as private citize
fc» '
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aailiitH? 4 flfW bale*
bread in ti tin wary 4*
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write# another le» er «e
iantic ( al*le. He r*rt#<
lions that tiie lV«e ,» »
ble.
There had li en a #ert
in Asiatie Tarkrv
A Madrid te ley ram oay*
ican difficulty bin l*o •‘-'tied
suitable to the di.’-nty ud <‘j •
lie# are anticipated.
wiiinifirsa
Wtitriaroi, No* 24. I
ney General decides i.cat !.*
be the tent ol giwernmeat
ritonal existence of Km -•*
A NOTH X A OVKMLAMi >1 » »I
Washia«to», Ho*. 2T 1 •
master General has issued >rd«r*
weekly mail from New Chit an*
nect with the regular roaches • the
Ditgoand San Antonio I a* ' f f>
when it will then be t*aa*.««»- i
Memphis Overland Mui loi > < t
cisco.
sLAvxas emssta.
W AMliaOTOA, No*. 24,-Tbe emu
mander of the sloop-of-war Dale was
formed by the commander of the Bs *;.«**,
steamer Conflict that the latter In i «*,»
Hired three slavers on the African j
and that the British squadron had captured
nine during the last six months.
Wasuinctoa, Novemlter 17. -It is'
understood that the President will mi . -
message recointneiid Congress to provide
for the construction of a railroad through
the Territories, to conned California wit!
the Atlantic States, leaving it to the State*
on either side to make the connect,«i. en
tirely across the continent. Tne pr n ! ,-a
bility of tlie El Paso route having been
demonstrated by the successful operation*
of the Overland Mail Company. T v i
llas already provided lor a road to K! Paso
and wilido more if necessary. (.'aliformt
would doubtless make provision to r m '
at its Southern limits. Such views. And
others considered ns pertinent, will d.m! :■
less be submitted in the President's mes
sage. The President hat no pi- tVi.-r,.-,
of route beyond wbat facts demonstrate *s
the one most practicable. — [Correspon
dent New York Herald.
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RIVER NEWS. Ac
(J3p"Tfce U. 8. Mail packet *iia Hit-.
Capt. C. W. Cole*, passed uppes’erday morn
ing, hound for Jacksonport. Capt. W. (lib be*
furnished U9 with late paper*. Ill* H»le wi!!
fee down on Monday, bound fc>r.Nap»l«-oo
OT The V. S. Mull packet Fortune, Cap*
Morg. Bateua*, pa-W up Tuesday and re
turned Thursday eveaiag. Henry F,. Orsen,
her clerk, has our thanks for lat* papers.
The Fortune had fn tow the hull of Capt.
Morg. Bateman’s new boat, the Miry Putter
onn w*a fx’tilf af i\.r nr»vv hnat» vurtl.
j near Grand Glaize. This boat is to be rom
! pleted without delay, and w ill soon take Jier
place among the craft* on W liite river.
Cy Capt. Jim Hooker, clerk of th • Mena
] phis packet Ileturn, furnished us with late
paperson Monday evening.
cy The Return, Capt. Riley Jones, leaves
Memphis this evening, and is due here Mon
day afternoon. She will pass down on her re
turn trip to Memphis, oh Tuesday night.
Cy i'he Admiral passed up Thursday even
ing, bound for Augusta and West Point,and trill
leave Memphis again next Tuesday, her regu
- |;ii day.—T. J. Wood, her clerk. I'nim.hod us
with Memphis, Louisville and New Orleans
i papers.
' (jyThe New Orleans and White river
i packet Audubon, Capt. D. H. Price, passed
up Sunday night, and down again yesterday
r .evening, bound for New Orleans. Capt.
■ Price has opr thanks for papers. The Audu.
- bon is an excellent boat, well suited to the
■ trade, and Capt. Price we trust, will be libe
i rally patronized by shippers and traveler!
throughout the White river valley and it
- tributaries. He is well known as a superioi
1 business man, and an excellent boatman.
ffy The Pocahontas, Capt. Riley, pas*e<
up last Saturday, bound for Black river.
(jy The John Briggs, Capt. Cobb, passe,
up on Thursday morning. Her clerk fur
nished us with late papers.
Arrivals at the Jackson House.
UP TO FRIDAY EVENING NOV. 27. ’5*
. D W Barnes, A P Shuford, S B Cornelius
- W Homey, Mississippi; J R Brimm, J <
e Hill, J W Adams, Mr Williams, Mr Arnold
W A Gordon. Mr Hart,James Down, J Smith
J C Davie, Frank Kirtley, J M Te dwell, V
- H Montgomery, D H Henderson. W S
: George Sausman, G Reinhardt, Simeon Horn*
e Thos s'Drew, Ben Blakeney, S Catlir., W .
b Gordon, A B Hope, J T Ha'alson, J P Har.l
d ' son. H F Stephenson and lajdy- Henry
d I wick, Arkansas; ES Mowry, California;
„ I M Bethell, J If Loving, W P Smaiwood. J .
■s 1 Poston.S A Poston. Thos Burt;*, J M P >*■ <
JS J Sherrell. F A Hall, B A IMI, W <*;est
• and family, Mias Eliza Mays, Henry Bin aa
lanv. Tenure***; Mr Kendrick and lady, l, »
.ficiin, Geotg'a; W E I ...hi.*, N G» » 5
wi Fergu-on, N Cs Thos Gtear an* ea.'vaftt, * C
it j R M Ciu'k and lady, B»P ac t.
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C«tfT*»—There war n a
(n the market feetrrday. fc*
•ear angiaira, a* ftey are *
*teaaier*n*w*. flood «>dd
New flrltoUH ft
New Oataa**, Nor. **.—?•
dar n.'eai bale, j market f*»*.
Sale* at fair **<d mtddi
firmer. Hale* fur tb a* day
iMtlptito three lay* 41,11*#
36.1 H») bale* la-4 year.
Naw OattcaiM. No*. 24—8*
to-day 13.UU*; baler, with a firm
price* generally at-eh mge.l.
J. A I >. .1 < > 11
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ntt
ItOOTN, MIOI !*. M 4T« and « if
Heady-Mad* ( iftt 4 mg’.
Hardware QuMQtwart Woodsa War*
CUTLERY, SADDLERY.
Druft«. 9bluctioiu«MB. os**
HAVE onjhsad »*sry artteie sows!)* *»»*»
ia Dry Good (Kora*, whir4 will 4a «Nd
for cash or lo pun.tnsl e«*l«a»n '4- ommi j
time. Plea** eall aa«t tiuiiM oar «t«e* to '
for* purchasing «l*«t»h*r.
Store on* door ra»t ot W*«h*r * Vaughan's
Dr* A»c, Asa., Ortthsr *M, IMH ip
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
AT Mi LAREN, Ql’ISf >ttt Rk\ ACU’»
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Pall and Winter of 1858.
THE ub<Jer*tgne4 bar# soar ..aHfdrxod
their stock of Good*far the fall sad »us- i
Ur tr*4# ot isah—ambrac-ag a #»md ato-i
nent of Shoe* and Routs, R‘-*dy-SI*d* CliMO
ing, Blsnkstv Kertsfs, Liaser* Cutsets. j
. CuuB' -etj Jeans, Duamtlrl, t'aiisoas, It
, rinos* Deism* | ta short * ts*r«sl «N*rta»s) i
of llapU sad I sm | t.iMsds, 4
, wars, S» i4le.jp, Qaeaaa sod GUfsu*. Me- '
. * tioniry, N*iU, Iro®, SMl, Cft*ttag*. f "5»*e» !
lA<j ft (•ft#r«l tHOft—Bl ftf f4U4Rk# «ftt {
,' Matrass**, aad * geoarsl sasarUkeat ot p»pn- j
, l*r Psteal sad other MeO-chkOt, tetsSB hush.
11 StunsaMgr*, Toots af shasod r rerjp dassr ipSUu*
• isoaodj used fa this cmmtrr Vi«k«s I*
• [tsaos, km., ta short •# kaao a ImpakUaR, h*m
I as grant a* la neasihr flnmd Hi katy
i Dry frrrkti aad f .<ii.tr.rs store to .4rt*fe*aa
, j U arhlch aro mots* dm aCHMstsoo af mmB tray
r res, and all than# adm ara *4ta, rrtIHsm, aka
J will pay at tin *•# si dm yaas • *» *** «Hs
f to gis# good 4s gems, aad MHNHdl a—«y as
I ■ twin a* satj to ho HHfctty atst wo spy it
{(soot it.
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lemves Memphis Every TUESDAY.
Memphis, White and Little Red
River Packet,
ADMIRAL:
PETER FLEMING.Master.
T. J. Weon.Clerk.
r1 i THIS s ii p e t i or light
relight. side wheel steamer,
having been purchased expressly tor the White
river trade, will make weekly tries to |)es
Arc and Augusta, <>n While river? and West
Point nnd Scarry „n Littl* Red river. Leaves
Memphis every Tuesday evening after the ar
rival of tl>e cor*, and arrives at Des Arc on
Thursday evening. On return trips passes
Drs Arc eveiy Saturday morning.
mr Having superior accommodations for
freight and passengers, the officers of this
boat respectfully solicit the patronage of the
public.
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
W. W. HODGE. Agent,
novfi-tf Memphis.
Loaves Memphis Every SATURDAY.
Memphis, While and Little Red
River Packet,
KKTURN :
J. U. JONES, Master...J. P. Rookks. Clerk.
A jT3s -~1 THIS * pi end id light
—-a..!' au'-lit .trainer, having un
dergone thorough repairs, has commenced
making regular weekly trips from Memphis to
Des Arc and Augusta, on White river? and
West Point ami Searcy on Little Red river.
Leaves Memphis every Saturday evening, after
the arrival of the cars, and arrives at Dei
Arc on Monday evening. On return trips
?ias«es Des Ate on Tuesday night.
ICy Shippers ami consignees may rely upon
the regularity of this packet, and nil business
entrusted to their care will he promptly and
faithfully attended to.
For freight Or passage apply on hoard, or to
HARM8TF.AD ft’GORK. or
U1JVAL. A LG 1.0 t*. CO..
oeli-tf Agents, Memphis.
White River U. S. mail Line l
I ROM JACKSON PORT TO NAPO
LKON—Thence to Memphis—•
MAKING REGULAR 8EMI-WEEKLY CON
NECTION FROM MEM THIS TO ALL POINT®
ON WHITE river:
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nlng Paaaengor Packets.
NOI II \ 1,1'., - - W. Crtt.Ks, Master.
lOlt riM, - - M. M. Bateman. Master.
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t'onifrhiig at Napoleor. with the splendid
Memphis A Na|»oleon U 8. Mail packeta
ft ATI: miNIIKRi Capt. J. C. McManus.
**. H. I.ANUl.tlY. Capt. B. M. Mason.
T*riff of Price* White River Freight
end Pataage.
From .Mrmpkit to Jacknonport and all
Pointl llfloV).
Pmiai Freights, per |Oo Ih*. ... $ SO
Wh<sl> i and W(* Mil*., per bbl. - * 1 29
'ill, p.‘i **rk ........ SO
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I,ms, each «•-•*• SOO
W <.-* •■>» • >**, each ..... 29
>■ ...... g M lf» ....... 400
snlW ('‘•tier* ........ SO
(etn Nt.'lte■■ ...... • 90 to 79
Fails p*i «(■»» ....... 29
n Run,lies, each .... 29
Barbee. to 90
%«f«a. eaelt ......... 82 to 29
tioaei ...... 1 90 to 82
pit*,*. 8 INI
8*.»**#**• ........ $t to 22
t, *. r»i * . . . * . . * - BOc to 82
Amta.e. . 9 00
»« a it.. »• i Ferriage* • - - • 87 to 810
M * Is*. !i» »n.I.iiher valuable*, J per cent
b >1 Ia4<»g Ui he signed for.
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t» " A.-, in rent* pe, I mi pound*, i’aasage
0$
; gf r .»f freight from !)#» Ar* to
M- ,« pi, * >> rent* per WO pOutldsf COtlOh 81
pm bat# Raeeage AN
. Memphie lo Indian Bay »nd
. « AN I Ai«yer H.'ll *nd Augusta, l*»
tflasa* #«.i jarhsr.nport, $10.
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