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TITUS & CO.,
oft as Factors,
MERCHANTS,
Bank Building,

Opposite Commercial Hotel, Jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS TENEEssEE-
OFFER their se-vioss 70 their friends and patrons for
the ensuing business season, upon the sane terms tnd
principles Eshervt0fore observed. Bsgging and Bale Bobe
Of best brands, 81 reasonable rates. Orders for Plants
ton Supplies hIed with care snd = due regard to the
Interest Of our rirnd5. All COTTON consigned to rs
By Railroad, River or otherwise, insured zaless instruc-
I'D 70 tbs contrary. Our ?. TITUs having withdraw
from business connections In New Orb ans entirely, vii
hereafter derote his entire time and means to the inter-
est OF Ills drm. iy21 6m
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BandsI BaRdsi Bands!
We keep constantly on hsnd 3 fun sssortment % both
kashize-siretehe Leather snd Gu1-Eastie
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
Of sill sizes. froR two 10 sixteen inches IN with, and a.
We are the Agents Of the manufacturers, can sell them
ss loE as they can Be found IN thsmarfot, and gasrsnte
them to Be Of the best quality made.
-EDKOEDsON & ARMSTRONG,
No. 81 Main street,
mn dlHawln alU q he GnIlen aLlrrrn-
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SALE OF CoRISIH Lots We would again
direct the attention sf the readers Of the AP-
E 10 he sale Of lots in the city Of Corinth,
to take place uext Wednesday, Sd inst, under
the direction Of MesErs. G. B. LocKE & Co..
auctiOnesrs Of this city. We need not add any
thing with reference to the advantages which
this young city enjoys as a commercial PoiEt,
already enjoying a considerable cotton and gro
Gerry trade, and which premises in the future to
become ore Ct our first interior cities These
advantages are pOteEt ans We need not waste
our space in explaining them. Suffice it that
the terms Of the sale are very liberal, 10 money
being required for six months from day OF sale.
No better opportunity has Of late presented Il
self for investment, and we advise men Of en-
terpriss and capital te try it. Remember the
day Ct sale.
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s4 Gard.

uAYISG re~uued again the FUREITURE BUSINESS
III At tbs old stand, and are now RECEIVING an entirely
new and well ssiect q stick. which cannot but please all.
both n price and style. ThaRkful 20 al my fri~nds for
their past liberal patronage, would stu solicit heiE
trade, and would b. pleased e serve You asain
oct1-tf H GROSvzEOR.
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raven, Bacon & Co.'S Piaaa

HIGHT PIANOS ION The vel kroWu Manufacturers
T. n K-ssrs Raven, Bacon n Co We have teen ell
ia 4 j. MAKE Of Pianos for several ears past, ans svery
iE-frHment bss I~1vadsbiy siven perfecf "a lsfa1ieo-
ru- u-i,es ell BE sane IS the naaufacturers IN Kew
YorE. [oc1 AckIhSEf = CO.
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YelIoM Fever
Vessel Arrivl

Erw ORLEANS, October 2s-DeAths in this city
on wednesday from yellow fever, 81.
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Ia nra.riur ri,Est. Or c~ertiaests,.

Euclose the money 70 cur address for ths Tickets or
dered, On reosiPto Of which they Sil be forwarded By nrst
they may designate.
re list Of drawn numbers and prizes win be ssnt 70
purchasers Immediately after tha drawing.
Purchase-B VII please write their signatures plhis, and
gfve their Post one, County and State.
~ Remember that eveTy Prise ia drawn ana payatle
A ION without c~eduction.
~ An Prizes OF 81, Oso and uneer, paid immediately
,f@ The drAWing-other Prizes at The usual time Of
49, All oommunlc.tisns strictly ooundentiAi.
1890 orders for Tickets or Certificates -
S. SWAN h co. Augusta, Ga.
Persons residing near KontFoueTy, Ala or At
- a. can have their orders hned, ssd save time
Nv sddrsssinF s. Swan q CO. al either Of those stties.
nv A ust Of the numbers that are drawn from la
wSeel. wtth the amount o. the prise that eseh one u en-
siIed a. vii be published after every draStng5 IN The fol
loving p.pc-s. New Orleans Delta Noble hesister
rs.-lssto5s Standard. Nashville Gssette, Atlanta lntelh'
sncer, New Yerk weekly Day Book, Savannah seoi'
gisn, Richm0nd Dispatch, New 1ork Dispeton, fSer
ding QNiEs1 Carton, Augusts eGal Oonstitnuonsls'
I and Little Rock fArk ! True Democnat- tyl%-iyo6o
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mAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
EACH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER
WhoIe Tickets, $40; Halves, s5 90;
Quarters, q 30.

~ A CirsulEr showing the plan 81 he Lotteries wiz
J mi 10 any one DESTROYS o. receiving II.
q osrtiaestss Of PaekHses WILDE sod At Tie following
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Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of " True Turf Oil" Il is all it claims
70 be
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L09td fO1. Sale,

r OFFEa ny tract Of Land for sale, lying IN -
II Payetfs county, two niles west Of Moscow, 80
c~outnining Pour Hun-red Acres, one hundred and ~
ninety acres cleared, and the balance well timber-N
"a. two hundred and ten scrssJ the railroad runs near
" through The middle Of u. have excellent water, and
fhe ulscs is a. healthy A. any a. the county. with toler-
80 fmurrvemcnts. ] an HnKious 70 sci For terms
INV - The subscriber living on the premises.
~ - c B. BRANK.
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TUNBER, LUMBER

----,-,d 1 500 sawed Pc. OAK Fenchs Posts. "A
los+-ent OF Seasoned Lumber On hln1- one
- /. haif. and two inch Pine, Poplar. Cypress
- a., sIIs, Joist. studinE, WeatAeroosrd7s
~.,-f 4 hsethiRs, Shingles, &C 1910
large lot OF cheap common lumber. 49,
N. z COCHRAN,
fISsI Rattu-e md Washington street
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HEALrH OF JACKSON, MIssIssTFPI-Th
MississiPpiaa Of the 26.h inst, says:
&" l. affords Us much qualification to announce
the continued exemption Of Jackson from yell
low fever and every kind of infectious or con-
tsgIous disease. Oar physicians all concur
that the town was never freer from sickness"
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.
DAILY BY THE eAYoHo SAVINGS II
ETTTuTVON-
ROOe! ROOe!

TUT received a. No. - Front Ro@, End offered for
j sale low, a general 1ssort1ent sf different s I'd Ma
Mills Rope. Lcel OHAS. LIZA
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q Refer to SPEED, DoNoHO & STANCES
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Fer Upper Red River frrm New OrlrHus-
ONE Of r. L. kguush BrI SLOW wa EA
" ter fhr1usn line OF sfeamrrs, ERA Lkr
Noe I, 2 aui ;. Faves FOR shove tee
hau direct every sell. Gear BITS fa1eu@
thFouEh- Cou-iEIUent for Sac ard 70 hlpUeua. Ell
orders 10 purctsse groceries, sc. rcspctlly s0ICLCd,
b g.. L EuUNS EHHrS.
o-ff-fm No 2 Frort street. New UrF1nr.
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Il Many Of our readers will recognize the
eccentric individual mentioned in the following
paragraph as formerly connected with US, as
local editor Of the APPEAL:
oTbe Kansas City yoETAgl Of Commerce
states that A. o. M'Grew, OF Pittsburgh Pa,
left Kansas City on the 9th, solitary and alone,
for Pike Peak diggings, taking his provisions,
blankets, pick and shovel, gun and ammunition
in a wheelbsrrOw. When be left Pittsburgh
be had lust FIVE cents in money, and no outfit,
save what be had on hiss back. Mr.. Pitkins,
hardware dealer, Of Kansas Ciy, who had
known M'GreW for some years, filed bis wheel
barrow with an outfit, and M'G. started on bis
solitary pilgrimage Of six hundred miles through
an uninhsbited country, save with Indians aud
bufaloes, determined to I'll his s~ingle-wheeled
coach with shining dust az soon as anybody"
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BsgnIar alatksts.


Leayesf A O1tsher % att H..
nALL~~--s.-.IHOq. II Hrwrrr Maafr
nto ace steamer WI cave for the NGRk
- A2ose ena ~ intermediate points. h
FOR freighto or passage appiy On Board
or % , J. RAWLINGS, Agent.
O4Ist No. SIS Main sfrsst.
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leaves TO-DAY. October - at oeloeE. p
". STUART, MISTER
THI eiegsut freight AID passenger N-Rn
Il Gfamer vii leave fer the shove H
tot. as atvertisCd. For freight or PAS ~
sag Apply On bosr1 q n -
HARMsTAD a GGRE, or
0c29-it DUVAL.A LGEO q Co Agents.
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For NsE Orleans.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov mber Z, ats O'Clock p n.
jobs siMOEDs....-....JAMES p. SMITH Master
UTILL ave 10 the abcvs snd 81 IN Ak
w trmediate l~ancioEs. For freight L
or passage apply on board, or 70 ~
J.RAWLIGS, Agent -
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For 81. Francis River.
Lava Tn-maW ,Brr~~r


KENEErTs Master
hANks as Above and on intermediaf0 H~A
ports For fright or passsgsrs ap- ~
ply On board, or 10
HARhsTAD & GORE N
ocls-it VAL- 8 co ArentH.
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For white River.
Lszves SATURDAY, Osiobsr ~. At 8 o'elcck ? II.
hsIuh RILEY JONFa. Master
THE elegant steamer RETURN, J. REnR
Il r JONES, Ma ter, viii leave on ~
.sAIuRDAT, s0th, st6PM For height
or pas sse Apply on board. Or 10 -
HARMgFAD & GORE, CT
fc2e o. DUVAL- q CO, Agents.
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Bort Of Mlfmpbis-


River NeN
TITbe river was slightly lowering yesterday.
The weather was damp, with a dnEEling rain
during most Of the day.
TIE great boat, H. R. W. Hall, Captain
Newell, is the regular New Orleans packet 20
day, leaving at 5 O'Clock this evenisg- A bet
ter boat. or q more efficient captain, the trav-
sier cannot find.
The Comet leaves for St Francis river at )
O'Clock this afternoon.
Tie Messenger lie up for St. Louis at 5
O'Clock this afternoon.
The W. Burton, a capital beat to travel on,
will leave for New Orleans st / O'Clock this
afternoon
1.-The splendid light drsught boat s.. Francis
No, ?, We see By an advertisement in this
mornings paper, has commenced her trips az
the regular White river packet, leaving THIS
city at 6 O'Clock every THURSDAY evening. wa
Wood is in command.
From the Louisville Jouynal, October 20;
There is now a better prospect for a good
stage Of the river than we have had any time
this season. Ii Tsined with little lnternissioh
from p o'clock night before last till last even
irg. and is still raining. The telegraph reports
( feet water in the channel at PitisouIgo az
noon Yesterday aud rising, and boats arrived
at Cincinnati report heavy rains at wheeling
and Marietta, and . rice in Little kansWha OF
two feet.
THANKS-For late papers, We thank the
obIigiBg BoRDEN, Of Adams & Co.'s Express,
and THos. TUcKER, OF the steamer W. Burton.
R0BBED on A STEANBoAT-On Wednesday
night Dawson SMITH, who was on bis way to
White river from Salisbury, Miss. where be
resides, took passage 90 the deck OF the steamer
.AiasiraI. and there slept during the night. On
swsklDg yesterday morning be found that bis
watch, a twenty dollar bill, two five dollar
gold pieces, and about eight dollars 10 silver
had been taken from him. He yesterday In
formed the police Of bis loss when be was
shown a watch which be recognized as bis
own. The watch was found dpon the person
Of SHORT, whose arrest is mentioned H. an
other place. SMITH was introduced to SHOET,
and be recognized hin ss a very nice young
man who had eonversed with him on the boat,
the preceding evening, in a very pleasant man
ner. SHORT has been running up a long sc-
count, and bis stay 10 the psnitentisry will
propsbiy not be short.
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UdOIPhO W

Sole Importer, Mes. IS. 20 and p Beaver street
New York
The following respectable inns In New orleans seH tas
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r..-.. 1nNnlH Orlesns.

Leaves AONDAF, Eovsmer 4. at
AAPlDss-- ....-.--.-..----.-J ID. CLARE, Master.
THIS mHEnidoent steamer VIII leave ~
II for the above and intermediate land f
F0r height Or passase sppiy en-
20 -
IL RAWLINGS. AGENT.
oc2s6t No. as Main street.
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mar14-iy
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-02-13

The vote in the House, January 20, upon
the proposition to raise select COMMITTEES
of fifteen upon the Pacific Railroad, which
was to some extent an indication of the sense
of the House upon the measure itself, fore
shadows sectional opposition toit. az
Thus, Of the sixty negative votes, forty
seven, or four 6fths, came from the South.
Among the reasons which instigate the
resistance from that quarter, are: !
l. A well-grounded belief that the dis
union route, upon the thirty-second parallel
of latitude, is not likely to receive the sane
ton of Congress. ~
2. The determination to devote all the
money and credit Of the Government to pro.
jects Of Slavery expansion, and particularly
to the purchase OF territory from Mexico,
and Of Cuba. s.g.z ..s.s,es 81, s.fss So =
8. "A knowledge that the opening of over.
land Communications with tho Pacific will
destroy the Importance Of the Isthmus routes
now used, and the protection of which may
afford pretexts for schemes of Southern &C.
QUESTION. ss.sF aqH q az E.aEs -
4. The desire to give to the expansion Of
the population of the United States, a South
crly rather than . Westerly direction. ~
At the West, Of course, these two last
considerations attract warm support to the
project OF 4 Pacific Railroad, and the matter
is likely to bring on a contest between the
West and South, growing out Of the antag-
onism of interests. .. ......
The feeling Of the West upon this subject,
10 manifested in speech Of Mr.. Curtis, Of
Iowa, upon the Nicaragua question. Mr.. q.
is evidently apprehensive that the interest
of bis section Of the country are comprom-
Used, (ns in truth they are,) BY the exclusive
importance attempted, in certain quarters,
to be attached to the Isthmus transits.
The interests Of tho Northern and Middle
States arc identical with those Of the West
in respect to Pacific road, however it may
be built, whether By private capital, or BY
Govenment aid.-Wash. Kepubhc
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r.Ssss3S ~ n ~. go
.s.n..-a.,. - $780, % .-...
:.s..-s. .sA:-. - u..-s.-:-.
sZISIu.
= -. ........: 81 Is. 49, 49, ~. $3.50
,.o,.;.. from =. d. :. =; - =. I.a;-
, =, - $3.50 ~ -
- 80 o avn ' ~
W ' -.
ns1:n: 81 s.I ,so
-. q ~ 49, 81
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e - Eia2 g ils1 M M &. -.
ING -Aissioss, Chasgsships, Coasalshipa, nd
theright Of representing and diegracing thsif
country in foreign pasta, b regulating eau-
csees, maAipnlAtAa conxsntions, and buy
iDS zetszs with 1avish patriosisa II the
pasf IearsS
n - i incredible - ~ t1ss. Il
beers ~ task Of kostiIisy - ~ Adminis-
trakion ~ ~ Dsm ocratte Wfy. i sma-
nalss lfoS 69ne perate l5eek Rsiubli-
caa e B0 asifes G1eeR u Spfn ~ Presi-
dent Win 81 b1st lfiend6. Whspws have
none ~ So stsnt I'D psopef - to rep
resest - $1,000, doonsday viii - near.-
We look Tor ~ sneh catastrofAe i Mr..
[Bn6kananss time.-M 7. Times
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NovPARErL JOB OFFICE.

The facilities in this establishment for neat and expe
dtous job Printing are not surpassed in the State
The materials all entirely comprising all the
later and most approved styles f Type Border Rules
&C. together with PotCcr JOB Presses Of the best
patterns. 1t will ever be the ambition and deter
mnation Of the proprieors that all work executed at
this establishment shall be distinguished BY the fea
lures necessary TO constitute 1t n0npareilnamely,
co,recfness and neafness The personal superintend
snce Of propretors the faithful perform
every Job We invite patronage, with the
to ALL that long experience and unsurpassed
facilities will enable execute all orders entrusted
u.s. in manner never before attempted in this city,
nor surpassed in the State.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-02-13

The eIeotion IL x-Oovsrnor Grimes to
the United Statss Senate, 70 supersede Gen.
George w. Jones in 1859, will be hailed BY.
the Republicans throughout the country a.
an suspicious result. Without meaning to
dispapaee the inertia IL The several respecta-
BILE gentlemen who were named as probable
candidates on the Republican side, We can
mot but regard the choice Of the Legislature
as the best that could have been made. As
Governor, he has proved himself to be able
and faithful to the interests of the people
Of Iowa--a man whom. they can trust under
al circumstances his transfer to the
Senate is peculiarly opportune just now. He
is thoroughly committed 70 all the great
principles Of the Republican policy, Is a.
sealous as he is able in their defence, and
will prove worthy coadjutor Of Mr.. Harlan.
When the term Of Gen. Jones expires, the
Democracy will have lost their last hold
upon Iowa, and she will thenceforth occupy
: political position in entire harmony with
her locality in the Union and her great des-
tiny a. State.-C Chicago Press.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-02-13

When Mr.. Thayer, in the House Of Con-
gress, in the debate on the neutrality Laws,
took the ground that Central America would
be colonised from the North and not from
the South, and that, therefore, il would mot
add to the strength Of the latter seetioa Of
the Union, great many thought hs was not
entirely in earnest in hi. proposition; bat
the New York Post says that he has already
commenced the organization Of company,
which 10 expected to send enough enierants
into CentralAmerica within the year to Found
two substantial seaports at either extremity
of the Nicaraugua route, and to put them
into profitable relations with tho aer;cultu-
raj interests Of the interior.
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CT As We DO not often intrude ourselves
upon public notice, We hope We shall not
be deemed egotistical for giving place to q
word personal from subscriber, whose
"local habitation" is on the "other sido"
Of the Missouri. Accompanying "wild-
cat'' "2'' We received the following: "You
viii allow me to say that l am highly pleased
with tho 'Nonpdreip and have no hesitancy
in saying that for neatness, dignity. apd
ability, and Is = ne,cs paper, it is emp6aic-
ally the 'Nonpareil' of the Missouri Slspe."
1t is needless to say, that the writer alluded
to, is an intelligent gentleman, for our
readers would doubtless come to that con-
clusion, from sthe remark he made"
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Under the influence Of the ssicy air of
night,' the Missouri River has been sub
stsntially bridged, for time. On the 18th
inst, for the first time this Winter, teams
crossed the "Big Muddy" on the ice. The
occupation of the ferry men is gone, they
can now "rest on their oars" until the ides
of March. The Omahas are improving this
opportunity to a wonderful degree. Yes
tcrday and the day before, We noticed many
"sl.dges with their BELLS" and bellies, from
the "other side" gliding through our streets,
at $40" rate. Our own citizens have
not been backward in this respect, and if
they have not turned out as gay equipages
as their Nebraska neighbours, they have at
least enjoyed themselves with - much gest.
Our time has not come yet, neither do We
know it ever will, unless some friend takes
pity on Us, and places "turn out" at our
disposal. However, We don't anticipate
anything Of the kind. saes Il
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GO The Board of Directors of School
District, No. l, have perfected arrangements
whereby apublo School will be opened in
the District, on Monday next, Feb. 18th,
undor the charge Of Mr.. A. DAro. The
room in the west end Of. PAInER's Block,
FIRST floor, has been secured 40 . school room.
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a Those journeying southwark, even
unto the borders Of Missouri, while inquest
Of comfortable quarters, and something
wherewithal to refresh the "inner nan,"
should mot forget to call upon CHlaIEY
RILEY, in the ssbig new frame" at Rockport,
Missouri. We are assured that CHAaLEY
keeps tip-top House.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-12-23

Hsss% REAL INITIATE SALEs-Thc fellow
mr. is ! list q the sales recently made by
or "a and cntcrprisns lantl-,lca,.or, ;'ci.
.jckenty.
NAs:1l;GToS County.
1880 acres in Section G. Town 50, Range .!
at $751; 81.
1''77.oj acres in :'ection 8, Town 90, Rance
- At >;:;.-s&~:SS9, 80.
- acres III Section 3, Town 20, Rance
q, a. 4sJ--;;. Il,
4: &c?cs IL Scction s, Town 80, Range q,
at $;j---2;%l,'!).
FILLMORE CQUsTY,
ioo aarcs u Sections 3 and i, Town 102,
Range S, at : lG--$160O,OC.
Houston County.
@>it acres i'll Section 10, Town 1O3, Nange S:
az $5--S12GO, co.
80 acres in Sections 1 and II, Town los,
i,aEge S, at $5-$24OO,G0.
SUPERIOR, Wisconsin,:
2C lots in ''NcKcnty's Addition" at 500
$4,000
COTTAGE Homes
Lots u and 33-$15oo,O0.
Como.
Aots~2 and 8 Of Block 3o-$6Oo,0O.
HUDSON, Wisconsin,
~ Lots III McAenty's sddition-$l5OO,0
Total amount Of sales, -, 2S6,75
We are glad to inform Col. AlcKenty
that he does not make all the sales. Mr..
Freeman this present month sold a claim
eight miles north Of St. Cloud 70, 81 900;
9. Moore of Grand Lake refused $1,000
for his, twelves miles west of this.
a one fourth interest in $50 acres, one
mile East was sold for $500; and claims
are in demand at prices almost equal to
those Of IS months ago.