Washington, Fec. 1896

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HE unl-r irrcd on the 81, 25, 90, %, 90 and
3Jth ult. took up aBl caused TO be taken up
on his own account, (Which from the wreck
Of The steamer Pearl irfr, in tie river Nashiia,
near Mlnch. s.cr, on the dividing line between tbr
counties OF Clark and DiIlas, IN thc State or Ar
kansas,) the following described bales Of cotton.
viz: z. Il IL. is. u 81, II. +. 6. T. A. r. 10.
AJ.R.2 T. C.S. I. ID. VI. Z. ~, J. >. ;, L. Il 2
d ), w. II. :. 1. W. y. 4, r. L. y. ?, J. H. ],
4. q. }. ;. :. y. |, aud one with the mark OBJ
liberated, making IN the aggregate one hundred
and eighteen bales, worth thiriy dollars per bale
All OF said cotton 5 well secured at the hanches
ter Landing, on the aforesaid Washitn river.


JAMES f. VI. BARKMAN.


Arkadclphia. Feb I. ISi5-25-3w.