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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
THE NoRTH.HAYEN MURDER.

The examination of young Jennings, now in
jail in this city on the charge Of numbering Mrs.
Barzillai Bradley, at North Haven, will proba-
bly, take place in that town tomorrow. The ev-
idence against the prisoner is hourly Occumula-
ting, and is already sufficient to overwhclm him.
His victim was a small woman, and not i'll very
good health, and yet she appears to have made
very desperate resistance. This is the opinion
of the examining physicians, who counted over
thirty wounds upon her. She was found ly-
ing near door opening toward the South.
Just east of this door was book lying open
upon table, which it is supposed she had been
reading, and near by was the buttery, on a shelf
of which were marks of blood. 1t is coniectured
by some that she was in the buttcry getting Jen-
nings something TO eat, when he assailed her;
while others think she was attacked while al the
table. Screams were heard by neighbor who
went to a spring near by for water-but he
thought they were the noise of boy froliching
with dog, and paid no attention 10 them.
Mrs. Bradley leaves two sons, one about II
years of age, and another about IA. They,
with her husband were at church at the time
Of the murder.
The credit Of detecting and OBTAINING
the murderer is due TO Samuel b. Minor,
"a young man in the establishment of Messrs.
Hotchkiss & Lewis. He exhibited a wonderful
sagacity and remarkable Judgment throughout
his interview with the murderer. Mr.. Minor
was waiting at the station for business of his
own little before seven o'clock on Monday
morning. lie sat down on the south end of the
platform, nearly under the bridge in Chcrry-st.
and was talking with man in the employ of
the Railway Company. He had heard Oh Sun
day afternoon of the murder, and Of the dress
and appearance of the supposed murderer. As
Jennings approached him from the south, he
noticed his straw hat, checked shirt, &C., and il
instantly occurred TO him that he might be tho
guilty one.
Al this moment the man with whom Mr.. Mi.
nor had been conversng left him 10 attend tC
his duties about the cars, which in few min
.utes were TO start for New York. Jennings
then walked directly up TO Minor and asked
him "what time those cars would leave for New
York;" Mr.. Minor deceived him by saying
that these cars go to Bridgeport. "lf You want
ito go to New York, you must wait FOR the eight
o'clock train"
II should be borne in mind that there is nC
eight o'clock train. At this Jennings seemed
Ito be greatly agitated, and trembled so that IN
Iput down his carpet bag for moment TO reco
ver himself Mr.. Minor then said,
"You will go in the same train that do, il
you 90 at eight o'clock"
Jennings responded by asking, "Who or'
IyouY' -.
"Don't YOU know me, Nike" said Mr.. Mi
lnor 81 know you-your name is Michael"
, After some hesitation, he admitted thatit VA
1 his name.
"But who arc you?' was again fsrf"'ed /,
the lrishman.
"Don't Won know me- Mike? | know you
he Michael Jennings, and you used TO work 10
Mr.. Bradley, in North Haven
; Have you seen Mr., Bradley's folks lately
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
New Applieati.. Of lhs TelegrapA.

A citizen of Sacramento Is at present busy in
perrecting his arrangements for new method
for the conveyance of intelligence, by which,
instead of the agency of electricity, the human
voice can be made audible a: any distance. With
this peculiar apparatus, an inhabitant Of San
Francisco can distinctly hear his friend speak
from Sacramento, from New York, across
oceans, or wherever line can be laid down. 1t
has many advantages over the present system,
among the first of " hich is the greater ehespness
in cost should the wire break, the very plnce
can at once be detected and repaired, and when
successfully applied will doubtless supersede
every other kind of telegraphic communication.
Immediately on receipt of letters from Wash
ington, it will be laid open to the public, and its
merits, when fairly tested, will become appa-
rent.-[Sa Francisco Herald, ,r a. -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST, 5, 1853.

IMPORTANT ORDER.-Among the proceedings
Of the recent session of the Board of Directors
of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, was
an order for the immediate construction of an
additional hundred miles of the Road-frty
miles at each end.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

GAs.-It is stated to be settled fact, that
any person can light gas burner with the tip of
his finger The only condition necessary is to
stand on board insulated by glass tumblers
and hold handful of nails or other iron in
the hand opposite TO tie one which is TO touch
the burner.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
HURRAH FOR zExEI noosuNsERRY,

The following letter is well worth perussl
There is a great deal of sound sense in it, ex
pressed in homely style:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

County AGRICULTURAL SocIErY.-The Ma
ron county Agricultural Society met last Mon
day, and resolved to hold Fair in October next.
This is good movement BY sustaining this
society and taking an interest in its fairs, the
farmers of Marion county will greatly advance
their own interests
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

The following telegraphic dispatch is in the
st, Louis papers of yesterday:
QvINcY, August 3.-The saw mill at La
Grange collapsed on Monday last, throwing the
boiler 800 feet high and distance Of $50 feet
from the mill, badly scalding one person.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

VERMoSr MaRBLE ron RussIA.-The Gar
of Russia has, through his private secretary,
ordered eight blocks Of the Vermont Marble,
weighing six tons each. They are designed FOR
the erection of monument to Kiefieur, who is
supposed to have been the originator Of the
movement for firing Moscow, On the advance Of
the French army.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

IL The governor of Massachusetts,, lieut..
governor, the senate and the house of representa-
tives, together with the clerks of both houses,
Vave unanimously given one days pay, amount
ing to nearly $500 towards the completion of
the Washington Monument. A laudable exam
pie, worthy of imitation in every State in the
Union.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

We understand that motion was recently
made in the Marion County Court TO re-affirm
the county subscription of $780, to the Han
nibal and St. Joseph Railroad. The court is
holding the subject under advisement.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Two passenger trains are now running daily
on the railroad between Indianapolis and Lafay.
cite. .i..t .,;,,.. M 80, r.--s-. ~
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

The tobacco crop in Kentucky this season, as
we learn from our exchanges in that State, will
be an almost entire failure.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

WulG TRIUMPH.-The recent county election
nm St. Louis, resulted in the choice oil SIX wing
and two democrats.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Some enormous blue-gage plums made their
appearance in this office this morning from DR..
Nortons garden. They are great luxury and
we commend their cultivation to the considera-
raon Of other citizens of good taste.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

The legislature Of New York has granteda
charter 70 the atlantic and Pacific Railfoad
Company. r,sr s3 al q i1tE ls7oq g 10
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

A lad or girl of fifteen years of age, may be
bought for FOUR yards o. cotton cloth IN the inte-
rior of Africa. iga .li ID bGsl % SOW sq7f
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

The Boston Chronicle mentions the building
nm that city of a ship Of 1000 tons
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

c. NJ. MoCLuNG g. Co., wholesale dealers
in foreign and domestic dry goods, are increas-
ing their facilities, (always very extensive for
supplying the demand of the retail trade. They
invite merchants 10 examine their stock Of goods,
and we have no doubt, from their enviabls repu'
tation, that he who buys once of them, will be
induced afterwards by his own interest TO be.
come regular customer. IF other merchants
or st. Louis want to keep the country trade,
they will find it necessary 10 adopt the plan of
Messrs. G. M. McClung & Co., by selling
goods as low as they can be delivered from New
York or Boston.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Hon. Edward Bates was elected Judge OF the
Aand Court in ST. Louis county, last Monday
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
New NoRK, August |.

A desperate encounter occurred between
the new harbor police and river thieves.
The robbers were leaving a vessel. A boat
pursued and captured them. They escap-
ed, and afterword were recaptured A des-
perate encounter ensued with firearms,
the robbers firing five times, the police re-
turning the fire without effect. the rob
Jers were armed with siX.barrel reyolvers
each. One robber had several geld
watches, which he had stolen, and upon
them was found the property stolen from
brig Mary Wilder on Tuesday night, when
the Captainwas put TO sleep by chloroiorm.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

STor THE MuRDERER.-The citizens Of Stone
county offer reward Of 1921 for the Oppre-
henson OF William Dummit, guilty of the muir
der of James Reagan.
Said Dummit is supposed TO be between As
and 60 years Of age, one of his eyes dim, the
end of one Of his fingers off, which hand not
recollected, between five and half and six feet
high, square made, dark complexion, somewhat
kinky headed, quick spoken, fond of visiting
groceries, and is quarrelsome. Any informa-
ton may be addressed to William Jackson,
Cape Fare, Stone county, Mo.-[Springfield
Advocate.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Sixty passengers arrived at Springfield ON tbs
Alton cars on Thursday evening from st. Louis
and below, ticketed through TO New York 2"
',.s 7a9o7 IQuincy Whigf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

The Savannah Republican says that Georgi;
now exports more pine lumber than Maine.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
NEW srRnn Inn

We nctite with pleasure that a vtfy sa@s
mendable enterprise has been set on fooi ~ tAa
citizens of Hanhibals via; the establish mbps q q
daily line OK stages to run, betwees tssN-;h.i
and Naples The imulense benefits oR ss.sA az
arrangement to all concerned need not be sa~.
merated. 1t would open to Northern Misas,wa
an important and dire6tfoute u tfavel: at.iq.kIa
at all seasons Of the year. Passengers walG
not have TO depend on the uncerAa date sfsi.
yer navigation, either in the summer On in via
ter. Mails, which are n,w among the thiaRe
OF chance, would then be transMitted feVulsHv
and with dispatch. This last eoas;Ss ssej.x
alone ought toseepre the proposed asiangsmaal.
We learn that steps are 10 be iunBakatsIO 1nx
ken to have petitions circulated, ssLinm Ne
Postmaster General to establish daily msiI I;us
from Naples to Hanhbal;ana that ho wiH a.
this at once upon q proper repFUss.AntiOn se
facts, we do not moment doaib4. The eitixsns
Iof Pike Co., aotg the lite, are also much later.
iested, and will, we feel assured, Tet1lef lhN
project every aid in their power.-T Piltske
Free Press. 1ei-aet .dmI.t gnl ss 'nqtSo4L
Ma. WERsrER's MExcRY. The New YSvk
Express says delicate com npliment has been
paid 10 the accomplished lady of the deceased
Statesman, by some Of his friends in that, city.
Wishing 70 testify their respect for Mr., web.
ster's memory, and their regard for Mrs. Web
ster, who is New York lady, they subscSibed
the sum Of Twenty-Five thousand dollars AZ pyees
ent. They have rendered their liberal Offering
in the form of an elegant residence; handsomely
Furnished, or as an investment, subject 20 hef
sole control and for her sole beneiit.-IBostcAs
Journal sfv .als 'sw ssH nug tIs1T
We have received the following rettirhs fTout
the district across the river where Claib FoN
Jackson (onti-Benton,) and Lndley (wki6)
are the opposing candidates, A- ,i-rsqssb
.-y LINDLEY's NAJoRITIEs.L "a vt,,sf
Clark county, (offciaL L).-.....,,,.,..,.,.....227
I Lewis :" (reported d)....................... 10
1 Scotland" g IssI ....... y. g. 30
Knox ".a, y"Hol a. .!.g-7C)V
.se.ss3ggu 81 tiaeszis R'a9ins4%---S
Lindley's majority in four couniies......4l7
In these four counties Pierce's majority, last
fall was 80. Lindley's gain 502 II Is thought
} that Lindley Is elected, but we have learned
enough TO wait till we are tout Of the woods"
before before we give that as ,our. oLiniou,-l lQuiney
Wing. 81. ~ -,
! Sixty passengers arrived at Springfield on tbe
Alton cars on Thursday evening from st. Lorhis
and below, ticketed through TO New York 90
}.an 7 IQuincy Whigt
.-H=-=---T-7=-=----===> ff ffFIW
4 A lad or girl of fifteen years of age, may Be
bought for FOUR yards o: cotton cloth IN the inte-
rior of Africa. sla d bGs! % st9r sq6'f
( Two passenger trains are now running daily
on the railroad between indianapolis and Lafaf.
cite. .i,.t .os,.,,, +. -, r.,,ss.. N
i The legislature Of New York has granted a
lcharter 20 the Atlantic and pacifn : Ro;lxAsJ
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

WArERMELoNs begin to make their appear
ance tolerably plentifully.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

On Saturday evening, the 10th inst, two
Cherokee negroes-that is, slaves purchased of
Cherokee masters-one belonging 10 Mr.. John
Scott and the other to Mr.. John Dayle, living
near Carthage, Jasper county, in this State de-
coyed DIR. John Fisk, of the same neighborhood,
from his sresidence-murdered and robbed him
returned and committed rapes upon the per-
son of his wire-then murdered her with the
axe which was used to kill her husband
choKed her iufant TO death-set fire TO the
premises in two places, which were consumed
and left. The negro belonging TO Scott-who
at the time was "run-away" left
home or weeks previous to the murder-has
not, from last accounts, been taken. Dayle's
boy, aged about nineteen, had been confined by
his master on suspicion, he having asCertained
from his other negroes that he was absent Satur-
day night-and was apprehended by the authori-
ties the next day. At first he denied any
knowledge of the vilainy, but as itswas threat
ened that he should be hung Immediately, he
made a conGession,- Boonvic Observer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
+. JACKSON. HARVEY HEYcr,
CITY HOTEL .Sssa y.

JACKSON & HANCE, Propristors.
l. OF the business portion OF tile CIV, one saAsre
from the steamboat landing. The bhilaing is the most
commodicus in the cty-the rooms are airy, and pre-
sent degree OF eomfortnot surpassed by any house on
selves TO spare neither pSns nor expe ,se in theft e
deavos 10 meet the wants Of their guests, and renIer
satisfaction The liable will al all lines be supplied
with THE BEST THE MARKET. AFFORDS
eral Stage ohce also one Of the largest and best live
ry stables north Of st. Louis.
Baggage taken 20 and from boats free OF charge.
Hannibal No., Inne 2Se eIs52. .ly.dh1 qrt y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Lindley's majority in four couniies......4l7
In these four counties Pierce's majority last
fall was 80. Lindley's gain 500. II Is thought
that Lindleyis elected, buta we have learned
enough TO wait till we are tout Of the woods"
before 6s we give that as our okiniou,-- Quincy
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

a LocoMorNE WITHOUT RNLs.--The Cou-
rer des Etats Unis says; y Paris journal gives
an account Of the invention of a locomotive dss-
tined TO run,pn ordinary roads--by Nj. Alex
andre Levoi; Yesterday we saw this locomo-
tive, attached TO a couple of cars, rolling up the
streets, turning the most abrupt corners and
advancing and retiring with the greatest ease.
The locomotive has ten horse power, is EOuu.-
ed on four wheels with broad relloeS. The in
yentUr seems confident Of success,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Coon BYE! = Mr.. Josiah T. Hinton, one OF
the editors Of the Hannibal Courier, has with
drawn his connection with that paper, to engage
an business in some other place. Wherever he
anay 90, he has our best wishes for his success.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

The latest news from Europe presents still
more threatening aspect of the Turkish ques-
ton. England and France have offered propo-
sails for the settlement of the difficulty. These
proposals ii is thought will be rejected, and that
then war will ensue, between Russia and Aus
tria on one side, and England France and Tur-
key on the other. Russia has ordered solemn
service to be celebrated nthe camp at Warsaw
"to induce God to bless the arms of the 'Ortho-
dox Faith against the infdel."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
For the Journal.
SYMPATHY.

You can cheer with new life my sad steps the way
Jf sorrow and trial which darken above
The fears that dishearten, the doubts that dismay
Shall brighten TO Joy in the light Of thy love
For sympathy sweetens lifes bitterest cup.
l. gitcns the woes of the captive in thtall;
When with hope for n happier morn we look up,
We heed not how darkiy night'sshadows may fall.
o speak then in accents Of kindness again,
The sympathy warm in thy heart for my lot,
Then my soul shall its hold upon Heaven TeainJ
And faith be awakened no trial can blot.
1 will strive against foes with spirit on fire 80
With energies freshened and strong for tho fight
Then cheer me- o, cheer my lorn soul to aspire.
IL feel can conquer from symPathys might.
There's balm for the SOUL though encouragement mako
The spirit-Wings trail in the dust Of despair
A darkness which love with its sympathies can break
Giving strength to the spirit to hope and to dare I:
TI for morn when no storm-clDud shall lower,
Which grows with the light of the perfected day.
To DARE, and to conquer from Sympathys power;
HASNIpAt Aug, '53. AZIM.
The RArIDS IN THE UPPER MIssIssIrpI.-
Maj. Floyd, who has been appointed to SUI
perintend the surveys of the Upper and Lower
Rapids Of the Mississippi, with view to the
removal of the distractions in the navigation of
the river, will leave this city to-day for this
purpose. The unusual high water upon the
Rapids this season has prevented such eXami-
nations as were deemed essential but they will
be prosecuted Immediately, and then the work
of removing the obstructions will be commenced
III is understood that it will be let to private
contractors, in which case we have no doubt the
Icompletion of the work will be greatly facilita'
ted Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

The London Times, by order of Gen, Canedo,
in future, will not DE admitted into the Island
of Cuba.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Since issuing our paper this week, full re.
turns of the election have come 20 hand, and the
result ia a foiowk- ...fH .FJF.4 iH NtI'.'l
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

GARRY ME BACK. = Two slaves who ran
off from the estate Of the late William Teft Of
Parkersburgh, Va, about years ago, and went
to Ohio, have recently voluntarily returned TO
slavery, on the ground that they were suffering
for food, and were unable TO procure work,
Three others who ran oil at the same time, and
were anxious TO return were prevented by the
who forcibly detained their chill
dren.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
interesting to SaWyers!

WE wish 20 dispUse of an interest - one-iourth
w one'ihird, or one-half In cur New Steam Saw
Mill Outright saw on salt River. ,.if5ssliof edT
This Mill has as ine location as any Country
Mill in the State; being Salt River, AZ the POM
at which the Hannibal and New London piaaG
Road crosses il. It's surrounded by fine rich nigh.
boihood, mproy1sS rapidly, requiring vast amount
of Lumber and then only II miles from Hannibal
from which, large bills can be had at good ptSes
Our iacitiesi iot obtaining the various kinds Of logs
as Black Walnet, Maple, all Kinds of Oak &e., ave
sca'cey equaed by any othef NIL, salt hisei Fag
20 miles up, abouHds with the timber lust aalasi
which eau be at moderate prices.
10 first rate Prae,ied Sawyer, On immediate sp :
very accommodating No other, than thorosgh sxs
perisnced sawyer, need Apply, ,a,..a,a. "a saytli
New London, Mo-, july IS, 1883 (jyI3wtFT !
~ The Quincy Wing please copy 10 ssat Of o
and send bill TO this oaee, IS ,drit i sGh a9mfD
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Fifty-fivo thousand muskets have been sold
by the French government to the Turkish pow
er, and have been dispatchcdto 10 Constantinople.
French officers have also been sent thither 10
drill the Turkish troops
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
NEW SERIES.
THURSDAY, AUGUST a, 1853.


Mr.. J. o. Berry has favored the printers OF
ahis city with boxes for their especial accom-
uodation, for which we feel under obligations
Mr.. Berry is a very efficient and attentive Post-
master. He not only attends to his own duties
CLOSELY. but sees that others connected with the
postofice attend to theirs. The mails arrive
.sAa depart punctually, under penalty OF having
the carriers promptly reported. MIR. Berry Is
also exerting himself for the improvement OF
our mail connections with other points. In tins
.especially we most heartily wish him success
MANurAcruRING.-Am Among the signs OF pro-
.gress in our city we shall always notice as most
,prominent the building up of any branch oil
manufactures. Our entcrprising fellow citizen,
Mr.. ]. Slower, has nearly completed handsome
'swo-story brick building on Main, above hill
-street. 1t is frty-seven feet nine inches front,
tby sixty-ons feet. 1t is divided into two
vnearly equal compartments by a partition rum
,p;uc the length of the building. In the south
,ern portion, on the first floor, are five lorges'
flor the blacksmithing connected with the man
,uracture of wagons and carriages-for which
this building was erected. The second floor
will be used in the wood work. The first floor
of the northern division is being fitted up Tor
casting and finishing. There the cast-iron work
of the wagons and carriages will be cast anu
finished, and also the iron for steam engine TO
be placed in the second story TO drive the turn
ing machinery.
Mr.. Slower wants two or three good wagon
and carriage makers, TO whom he will pay the
highest price.
Coon ByE!- Mr.. Josiah T. Hinton, one oil
the editors Of the Hannibal Courier, has with
drawn his connection with that paper, TO engage
an business in some other place. Wherever he
may 90, he has our best wishes for his success
Some enormous blue-gage plums made Their
appearance in this office this morning from Dr.
Norton's garden. They are great luxury and
we commend their cultivation to the considera'
raon Of other citizens Of good taste.
WING TRIUMPH.-The recent county election
nm st. Louis resulted in the choice OF six wings
and two democrats
Hon. Edward Bates was elected Judge oil the
land Court in ST. Louis county, last Monday.
The Boston Chronicle mentions the building
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

In Randolph county, Jekson's majority for
Congress, over Lndley is lS-apd The Demo.
Gratis carried the Clerk and County Treasurer
by over 100 maori'y.--[ Paris Mercury, Extra
Ia 1850, according 10 the census, there were
1867 printing Offices in the United States.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

We have received the following rettirhs front
the district across the river where CIaib FoN
jackson, (Onti-Benton, and Lindlcy (wki6l
ARE the opposing candidates, r. ,i-rsrs,f 4
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

The Galena JelIersonlan says every acre of
Government land along the line of the Illinois
Central Railroad, not claimed by the Company,
has been taken up by the spectators and settlers
at 81 80 per acre. A few years since it could
not have been given away.