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Foreign markets By telegraph,

RECEIVED PA rALAAA
HavArA. OF. 10 Zsugzr-susines opened heavily
but improved and uas active to~srds he eisss. Anotns.
authority states that he market closed duh. viil slim
TIED business al previous rates. Nolasses l. hrmer
EXCHANGE on london l5KsiT. Erehasss on Nsv Foff
4 urmfumg
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ArriVaI OF NesseIs At NeW urIeanss
NEW ORLEANS october, t4-Ths chip John Spear
and Lsnootha from Boston. and Susan Kinks from IA
vana arrived a. this port to-day.
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C~IScIESATI, October H-Henry Pals an extensive
carpet dealer, failed to-day. HIS liabilities are est-
mated st from nfiy 10 one hundred thousand dollars.
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HOuse Wanted.

WE wish 90 rent OF buy fhalf cashl a god, oomferta-
w bic Dwelling, sE or seven roumsi convenient 70
business.
os-iw TAYLOR Il MeEWEE.
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Arrangement.

WE avail ourselves q this method to r.
w make known % cur numerous custom AEfz
ers that our oummotious WHARFBOAT. cf-
recent and most substantial oonstrucfion. has arrived,
md Is now n ne steamboat landing, ready for the re-
ception o. all freight eur friends nay Be pleased % con
SIN 70 us. We feel ouuddent in the assertion that We
are nov Offering ne best facilities for resolving freight
that can Be had 10 this place. All freight received is
Immediately discharged On 70 The wharf Boat and from
thence 70 oar FIRE o ware house. By means o.
the Wharbost our GODS are not subjected % the inciem-
encies Of weather as they are safely deposited on TIE
Wharfboat until they can Be removed in element weather
10 the warehouse. We regard this a. no inoousiderahle
item 70 shipperz and cunsiEnees, and gives us superior ad-
vEntAges over all other commission houses 10 his place.
Trims Of cummission, receiving and forwarding a.
heretofore. b. ?. SMITH 4 co. 81
Pine Bluf. Ark. October 1. 1859 ocS-dau3m
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REGUL4R MEMPHIS IND ARKANSAS
RIVER PICKET.
For Helena, Friars Point, Napoleon, Pin
Bluff, Little Eock and Fort smith.
JIMMIE a. rAAh -ArF-
TWS wifi and urr fraEt steamer VIII r.
i leave Tor the glove EI irfrrmedlate L~rI
~isndinca. every SATURDAY. ut5 p. 49, 49,
Passengers ana shippers cam rely 1u ue p-l1uaLiy Of
this boat.
For frel-ht OF r17s1rs srr-v 1n board or -o
MOHnuN. PRIEST & TO.
.anla-ema 49, CIV WIZ b.
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J. B. HILLS,
NO. q Poplar strSct,
MEMPHIS, TESSs
Druggist and APOthecary,

nELIER in r.iuV, Otis. Windov Glsss, ane Brandy,
~ Eines md Liquors, Chemiczis a1d Perfumcrgi
would resp-efs y soi' cit the patrruzEs % Ire ctizens
- Memphis anf vicinity.
Physissns' rresersptons carefully prepared Il 81.
hozrs 81 oay and night oc7tem
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Bort Of Mltmpbis.


1900, ~ 70 ~ 1sSssss -sR 20, bs
Fonced IN t1fs coiuan.
rR-sfeaa5odf AfpcTnscmenft wasf % fsie goT
advance, II ALL CASES. i
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Heavy Failure in CIncInnI

wAsHINGTos. October I5-rhe Pres deata uihoriEes
N emphatic denisl Or The dispatch saying he intended 70
prosecutn gahn W. Fornar far nheL
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J. s-H M. Tsiseant answer We wish TO end some
10y that en- We have been irying 70 aad some one 20
inform rs On his subject for a week.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

U1HA Nelmer OFFENDER E-sanamssfsr. A.
a VI leave IS shove Iuls DAY. AZ
oni5-it MORTON. PRIEST 4 co.. Arsats.
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Lands for sals-sse Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
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CLARK & RENINoroE's GALLEEH, No. l
CLARK's MAELE BLooK.-Photographs from
miniature to life sire, eolorsd in oil or water
%oOlors. AmbrOtyPes and sPhersOtyPes.
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I'm IH1'" DAVID MecoMB & co.

We have in store portable steam engines,
Of superior make Of three, four, six andtwelve
horse power, at the Plantation Machinery De-
pot, 141 Main street.
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8tgular gafArts


TIVE steamer b. H. RrNTAN Killer. - b.
a master, VII leave AS a5lv. rHls rtI 49,
et2 p ~. 60
ur1l-ff MQuTnE uuTTaT eco nranfr
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We impCrt and buy cur goods o. the manufacturers for
CASH, and beleying that our sleek will eampare favora-
bly,. In quality, style and price, with any in the
southsm country, Ee respectfully invite IN inspection
before buying elsewhere.
We have most competent ~atchmaker and other work
men, ard viz DO 81 Work pertaining 10 our business sat-
isfacfodly. A. J. RRE a Co.
oS-2m ga. corner Nan and Monroe streets
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGIL. BROS A. CO.
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A BLooDLEss t

ne ansst srtislss ever offered in this market, At yer
low price,. n Il. MuLLER a. Co,
eell Ealn EreeL nrnoslte Cont sanlre.
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Strangers should not fail to visit Tyler &
Co.'s Ambrotope Gallery opposite Odd Eel
1owes Hall seu2S-lm
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TUESDAY PACKET FOR WHITE RIVER

TIVE macnifcent ant fasl siIs-uhaal
Il steamer, y. N. HTLAND. J. p. slerl-
Ian. master, VIII crUeIa rar raru -
Trims a. above. on the Frsr TUESDAY au September. and
wa leave Memphis ETERT TUESDAY. Daring the sea-
son. shippers can rely on Ils b1zt reuzluE u ne
TRADE DURING TuE SEASON,
And giving prompt attention % ODD way and hroug
business.
For freight or passage nrqT b.
0FNEAL. JR..
.aral-fvs lr ORr0N PRIEsr D co. AsenLs-
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WAErED.-Three first rate Washsrwonen.
Liberal wages allowed. Apply Immediately
at the state Female College. ociI-iW
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To PLANrERs.-Those who are in want Of
Iron Ties for cotton bales can now be sup
piled in any quantity with the self-eonneeting
Iron Hoop Tie, the 7nly real practical Tie be-
fore the public. Send your orders, or apply to
H. b. WILLIAMS & CO.,
ann2nlrr Is IrIcrann Il nm sIaira-
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Pictures set in neat eases, warranted.
Sewing machines, best in the market for the
money. Price $40 to 500.
YEAROUT & CO.,
ocs-im Calhoun Block, Memphis.
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Inmher- Inmher- Lumher.
EaIuahIe PrnnerfE fOr saIe.

HiEht acres. With handsome improvements. three miles
frum COur square, on new Germantown Rnad Half in
timber. Terms reasonable JAAES YOUNG,
of sTS Main street.
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n ru..s...yIcrsbur stephen D-oatur..Cinsneu
T-,g5er rairrf Lag Gladiator.-r----st AEus
r-es-nf citv....st Lauis f1eslIt
r-.-,ont .Cinriuuau Gen. Pike..---Ahlte river
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II oouaeciJn with Dress NakinE. zlich uiH be prompt
attended to By an encient psrsou, On ne seoand a
front. ssue9-3m
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See Tyler & Co.'s AmbrOtype "Csmera,"
in snother column. sep28-lm
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See P. H. Clark & Co.'S column.

Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'s column on
fourth PAGE.
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Watches, clocks, Jewslry, SILVER and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. ]. Warren & Co. 2o3 Main street.
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In another column, see the Advertisement Of
GEORGE PArrIsoS s. Co, Booksellers and
ufraaF
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Regular sATTRDAE PACEET.
sEAs0S ARRiSGExEST.

Particular a-teuuan paid 20 Planaar- au- way H---
ness. By prompt atueur1u Oh The ual1s ri Shipper OH.
The asmf1rt Of passenger. ue aHcers rr Nr Imperial.
hope 20 merit and receive a liberal share af lrl-e-
ser23-5ms T. U- WILLIAMS a. co.. H-H1ts-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

REPUBLICAN TRUTH,ULSEss.-The Chicago
Press { IifJ,olc gives the following account
of the escape" of negro Jim in this city
last week.
The negro was remanded into the pos
session Of the Deputy Marshal The kid
nappers Were in high glee; the Court adj
iourned, and the people began to di.nerse.
Everybody was quiet and orderly The
crowd was very dense, and somehow, in
getting out OF the room. the darkev man
aged to slir, out ahead Of the kidnappers
when he broke for the woods After Wig
orous chase, be proved OF superior wind
and gait making Flora Temple time. The
last seen or heard of him. he was going
North as fast as he could jump.
1t is not little unkind to those cnthu-
siastic e friends of freedom in this city, by
whose active interference this negro was
forcibly dragged out of the hands of the
marshal and pushed into a carriage for the
loan Of which, few hours, they paid some
ten dollars. to rob them thus coolly of tho
credit Of the noble deed 1t Is. howev-
er. no bad sign that even as ultra abolition
u sheet as the Press If Tribune is so much
/ ashamed Of the real acts Of lis party
friends in Ottawa, that it attempts TO con,
ceal them by such barefaced lying But
viii brothers Bassett or IIossack thanl,
/ this sheet for thus roLbing them Of the
credit Of deed they glory in?
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For THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET-The Peru
Frsie lifting, a German republican sheet
supports the nominees of the democracy
of this county for county officers. The
editor places his support solely on personal
preference, regarding the democratic no.
minees as the better men, and holding
that the republican nominees have had
the pickings of the treasury long enough
to be willing to ROUTE. The Zatmg has also
a well constructed article on the manifest
know nothing infection of the republican
party at the east. and is palpably growing
somewhat cool in its republican sympa-
thics, in view of the tendency which the
editor sees i'll his party in the west to float
in the same direction.
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Three Men Arrested In Will County OIL the
Charge Of Child Murder,

On Wednesday party of men who
were out bee hunting, found in Cedar
Lake, near Monee, the dead body of an in
FAINT. which evidently had been murdered
A silk handkerchief had been torn into
strips, one end tied around the childs
neck and large stone tied to the other,
and then thrown into the lake, some dis
lance from the shore, where the water was
three or four feet deep. An inquest was
held, and, as we have been informed, the
following facts were elected:
Some time in July a servant girl named
Martin, living in the family OF Mr.. Ray
OF Wilmington, who has heretofore sustal-
ned good reputation, became encie'te, as
she asserts, by Ray. and was sent by him
to Monee, and placed i'll the charge OF
respectable German family, TO be taken
care Of She gave birth to a healthy male
child, DR.. Keith acting as occouchr.
On Tuesday last, q man named Gee
brother-in-law of Ray, and DR. Keith, call
ed on the unfortunate mother and inform
ell her that they knew of a wealthy and
respectable individual who would be glad
to take her boy, raise it as hIs own, and
adopt 1t. She finally consented to let 1t go;
the little fellow was carefully bundled up
10y the lady of the house, and the Doctor
and Gee started off with it. After they
got into the buggy, the Doctor to more Sc
curely protect the child. tied his handker-
chief round its neck and face, and 1t is
said the strips used 10 tie round its neck
have been identified as the same used by
the Doctor. Buggy tracks were plainly ira
ced to the lake where the dead body was
found.
These are the facts Of the case as they
are detailed to Us by a gentleman who had
opportunity to give a correct history Of the
affair
Keith, Gee and Ray have all been arres-
ted, and are now in jail awaiting hearing,
which will not take place for several days
We hope they may be able TO establish
their innocence. but if they are really gull
ty, we trust they may receive their just de
serts for 30 heinous a crime.
Ii il said the relations Of the unfOrtu-
nate girl knew nothing OF her wherea
bouts after she was removed from VIII
mingtou, although they had made anxious
search and inquiry for her.-J,ta True
Dsmgrrqt oct -
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TERRIFIC PREDICTION llth,
Heber kimball preached in the Tabernacle.
He predicted an immediate famine; and
urged the Mormons to prepare for it by
holding on to their wheat, promising them
that your wheat will whip the word yet. :"
He said that if Brigham Yovng should be
offered $4,000 per bushel for his wheat he
would not sell peck of it. Kimball also
proclaimed that earthquakeslamines, vol
canoes, pcstilence, etc, will shortly VISIT tn
country from one end to the other?'-
Then, said the prophet of evil, will the
American people PROSTATE themselves be-
fore the independent Saints Of Deseret, and
beg for food and protection then will the
earth bow themselves down to our Pro-
phets, and in humiliation ask from orr
hands deliverance" The Mormons eyi-
IDENTITY mean to make Uncle Sam import
-four from the States or army, our pay the
Saints round price for Deseret manufac-
tured. Brigham Il Co, understand how to
turn copper with the sharpest of sharpers.
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THE LIBERALS AporT Used URN MEXICO

THE LIBERALS ABOUT Used URN MEXICO.
The latest news from Mexico Is TO the
effect that the Liberal party III that coun-
try is about used up and that il i at pre-
sent in the last stages of collapse At
present the party Is confined to Vera Cruz,
where the President, Juarez, is hemmcd in
and suffering seige. The army of the
Church party, led by Gen, Doblado, have
had pitched battle with the Liberals, un-
der Gen. Vol. near Leon, resulting in a
bad defeat of the latter. Pushing on his
success, Doblado next marched upon and
took possession of the important city Of
San Luis Potosi. Nor is this all Gen
Castillo. also of the Church party had en-
tered Jalapa, and is said to he making it a
basis Of operations against Vera Cruz, TO
drive Juarcz out of which is now the grand
object of Gen. Miramon, who intends to
take the field in person, leaving a Vice
President in the capital to look after af
fairs during his absence
In this state Of affairs, the Liberals ap-
pear to be unable to do anythingfo for them
selves. and the Americans in various parts
of the country are packing up preparatory
to leaving
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4 SCESE.--On Sunday last a crowd of not
less than one thousand negroes assembled
on the basin Cat Lynchburg, Va to take
leave of the negroes belonging to the es-
tate of the late Mrs Frances B. Shakelfordl,
of Amherst county, who, in accordance
with the will of the deceased, were about
to depart, by way of the canal, for free
State. The whole number set free was for
ty-four, men, women, and children, but on
ly thirty left-the rest preferring to
remain in servitude in Old Virginia rather
than enjoy their freedom elsewhere Some
of those who did leave were thrown on the
boat by main force, SO much opposed were
they TO leaving, and many expressed their
determination of returning to Virginia as
soon as an opportunity offered. Many
were the well wishes rendered the depart
ing negroes by the crowd assembled, and
when the boats started from their wharves
the freed negroes struck up Garry me
back to Old Nirginney," which was Joined
in by one and all, and in tone which in
Dictated plainly that if left to their own
free will they would gladly spend the re-
naander of their days in peace in the home
of their birth. The negroes for several
years past have been under the charge of
Mr.. II. II. Lewis, the executor, who super
intended their removal out of the State
Lyuchb.Uy Rep.
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T7Jsfsrs ,S1ie


VXTHEREAS, Nathaniel c. Walker, and Ellen Walker
w his wife, did about the seventh day OF April,
1882 tn r certain trust deed of that date,
the pr emises and real estate hereinafter described
secure the payment Of the sum of hundred (OO
dollars therein specified, according to the tenor
feet of certain promissory in said deed de-
scrbed which said deed acknowledged on the
said seventh (7t) day Of April 1889, the county
Of Cook in the State Of Illinois, before Henry c. Whit.
ney, Notary Public of said county and said trust
deed after ards the 9th dat OF April A. D. 1889
filed record in the Recorders office of Sale coun
in said State, and recorded therein in Book Ne
of Deeds at pages $50 and 351 and whereas, default
has been made in the payment of the of money
cured to be paid, according to the tenor, effect, cond
TONS and provisions Of said trust deed and whereas
application has been made by the legal holder of
said note to proceed and sell the property
said trust deed to raise pay said
by said trust Decd in pursuance OF the powers in said
trust deed contained.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that in pursu
Of the power and authority given, trustee
aforesaid in and by said deed, SHALL such
trustee ODER for sale and sell pablc auction, the
highest bidder for ash at the court house door in Of
tawa, in said La Sale county Monday, the twenty
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, the following de
scribed premises (being tho conveyed to me in
and by said deed and all the right of equity and
redemption Of the said Nathaniel G. Walker and Ellen
Walker therein, that Is The west two hundred
and nineteen and fifth (219 15 feet OF Lot number
(25) in Ottawa City situated in the city of
Ottawa in La Sale county with the privileges and
appurtep apces thereunto belonging.
eeae = W. HI. WALLACE, Trustee :
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The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald Oct. 9th, telegraphs
that the Secretary of War has received,
since the affair at Harpers Ferry, an inso-
lent letter purporting to come from the
notorious Cook, dated at Chambersburs.
Pa. informing him that it is his Intention
TO march an army Of several thousand
men and take Harper's Ferry and Charles
ton, and libcrate the prisoners, and to per-
form sundry other ridiculous featS. They
would hardly have given the Secretary
warning in advance, if they really intended
to carry out their threats
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THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The November

THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-The November
number of this excellent magazine is al
ready on our table The following are the
contents:
Z. Felice Foresti Larye; The Ministers
Wooing; Lion Llewellyn; Tom Paines
First Appearance in America Trial Trip
of the Flying Cloud Dog-Talk; The
Reckoning; A Trip to Cuba; The First
and the Last; The Professor at the Break
fast-Table; Art; Reviews and Literary No
tees; Recent American Publications.
The present No. contains the announce
ment of a change of proprietors, Messrs
Ticknor & Fields being the purchasers -
They engage to conduct the magazine upon
the same general plan as heretofore, and
not to let it fall below its present high
standard of excellence
Price, as heretofore, So per annum. five
copies for so, DC. Address Ticknor &
Fields, Boston.
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WHAT Is Kansas WORK One of the let
tiers from Gerrit Smith Ia Brown, found
among the papers of the latter at Harper :
Ferry speaks of having given him consi-
dcrahle sums Of money II aid in the pro-
,ccutipu OF his Kansas work. This
phrase. little peculiar and enigmatical IN
Itself occurs no les than four times in q
letter oi about twenty-five lines A. the
letter j. dated june ! ! so and addressed
10 man who la, not been in Kansas for
a year and 20 far appears never intended
10 70 there again. tn" suspicion naturally
arises that the words mean something
more than meets tho ear VIII not Mr.
Smith explain them? What did he mean
by 3Ir. Browns 90 kausa. work .-N>,c
York T.J,et
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about and aided and abetted the treason.

about and aided and abetted the treason.
In view of such facts then, we say again
the republican papers and leaders cannot
whistle dcwn the wind this affair at Har-
per's ferry as a thing which they disap-
prove and for which they are wholly ire
sponsible If they would absolve them
selves from its guilt. they must do more
than merely cry crazy old Brown-mad
fanatics-hang them up" &c. The lead
ers must repudiate their doctrines, the
masses must repudiate their leaders-the
Loveioys, Giddingses Stewards and Gree
leys must be hurled from their high pla-
ces and denounced as preachers OF treason
before the party can ask to be released
from their responsibility in the matter
And more they must chose for leaders new
men-nen who shall revere the consttu-
ton OF their countrywide shall respect
its compacts and compromises, and who,
instead of teaching that obedience to It's
provisions and laws passed in pursuance
thereof is treason against God. shall ear
nestlv strive for that harmonious working
Of our Union which has only been disturb
ed by their reasonable attempts to break
away from the original landmarks.
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An avaric;ous fellow in Brussels core

An avaricious fellow in Brussels gave a
large dinner recently Just as the guests
sat down piercing shrek was heard in
the court yard. The host hurried out and
returned pale, affrighted, and his hands
covered with blood "What is p was
the inquiry. "Alas !" he said, "a poor
workman, father of large family, has met
with terrible accident He was knocked
down by cart and grievously wounded
Let us aid him" A collection was taken
up and the guests contributed 1900 francs.
Generous souls! 1t was the misers ruse
to make them pay for tho dinner
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FIgE-On Friday night, the large four
story stone building, in the upper end OF
Water street. formerly known as the City
Hotel owned 10y Mr.. T. +. lIalligan. Of
1t Sale. was destroyed 10y fire. The up
per portion of the building has been re-
Gently occupied by several families a ten
ementS But one Of the lower rooms was
occupied; that one a. a drinking saloon
and ball alley. The fire Is supposed 10
have originated in defective fue, near
the roof When our citizens generally ar
rived 1T the scene none bu, the upper
portion Of the building was on tire.-Ptrt
UsrulI
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NEvADA--This anticipated Territory,
which has just been electing for itself a
Governor and Legislature without saying
TO Congress by your leave" is mainly
composed of the western or southwestern
half of Utah; its population being mainly
located in OF about Carson Valley. We
presume Congress will consent to its or
gaaizaiion, though perhaps with some mo-
dliication Of its selfdefned boundaries -
1t is likely TO increase rapidly in popula-
ton, because of i:s recently discovered
mines of silver and gold.