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-TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS..



NEW YORK, February 26.-The money market
is easy, and the supply exceeds the demand.
Call loans 6@7; prime paper 79S Sterling is
weaker at 6]49g1s. GOld islow, on account OF
Bond quotations from London and the report
OF Schenck's bill in the Senate. II opened at
SIS ami closed al -a!zGS Il. Cash gold was
are nrmeE. Tennessee BONDS, Old 6612g67; new
CGot'on closed steady, but not verv active;
sales OF 1900 bales; uplands 29929Ze -Four, sa-
perhne So 4596 3. WHISKY dun and un-
changed. Rice duh. Coffee nrm, but quiet.
Sugar, Cuba l3H9l4c. Corn, West. 99e9Sl UlR.
Dry Goads-GTeat Falls Drown goods reduced
to l21c; Bedfords 9Zc. Other goods unaltered.
new Orleans Market.
NEW RLEANs February 23- Cotton, receipts
to-day ISIS bales, for the week &O3; Exports
TO day 1913, for the week 1881 sock on hand
l47,245 sLes to-day ~, for the week 1900.
Toe ma ket to-day was SITTER, but not quotaoly
higher middlings 2sc. t5oid S2H. Sizzling ex-
bills par9Lc prem. Sugar firm common I2%
gl3c; prime l59io1Nc; yellow clarified l7@l71zc.
Molssses steady prime eOSSlc. FL ur quiet;
saperhBe So S; Xxx 81 %; XXX a. p. Corn
lower, 78c. oats scarce, So. Bran 81 is. Hay,
prime SO OOG30 90. Pork firm, S33 90 Boon
clear sides re. Lard hrm tisrce iss255c
keg 2i%922c. Whisky dull Western recihed
92Kooa 60. Coffee steady fair I69lCc; Prime
.l7A9lsHO.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LoUB. February 26-Flour IS 50@6 90.
Cho ce Red Wheat 81 S5aI 80 Corn 7Oa72c.
Oats 65@65c. Bailey 81 50. Rye 81 3)@I 81 Pork
S32 25952 60. Bulk clear sides 1915. Bacon
shoulders 1876; els.r sides l7%c hams ice.
whisky 92c.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 26.- Flour S. 90 g 20. Gas
F35<955c. Corn 5Sc. Wheat, 81 Hal u Rive
st3 Barley 81 IS. High wines 90c. Polk S3I SO.
Lard l7tSc. Bulk sides l5c.
Louisville Market
L0UIsvILLE, February 28.-Tobaceo, Tugs TO
med um leaf 81 5Osl4 50; sales l42 hhds PORK
So 50. Lard 1870. Bscon-shoulders Ip%c
sides I7L9TTAc. Bulk shoulders 1870: sides
I6XaI6zc, PACKED. Flour, SUP rine IS sOR6 O0.
Oats 6Og62c. Corn @96Sc. Whisky csc.
Ctnclnnak1 Market
CrEcrNNATI. February % -FamiIy -four So "a
nj 90. Corn 64@65c. Oats 67963c. Whisky a3c.
Pork $50 90. Buik shoulders l21zc /; sides 4Lo.
Bacon shoulders 14c; s des 16%@17Hc. Lard
I0s- Hams 193l9lzc. Wheat 81 424I So. RE
81 a. Barley 81 a92 Is. Cotton dull at 2Sc.
Butter 3S@40c. Eggs 10. aesU
Foreign Markets.
I1vERPooL, February % Cotton closed easier
not lower; uplands llIsd; Orleans I2kd.l
sales COCO bales today psek's sales 5000 In
Guiding 5000 for export aud 300 10 sper ulators. |
stock On hand 2S2 900 bales OF which $4,000 ara
slan gH
LoNDcF, February 38-Consols closed at 93lz.
U s. Five-twenties sl1-
February 2s.-U. 8. Five-twenty
Bonds closed at 63Z.
PARIS, February 2S-The Bourse closed firm.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, February 26.-The Sublime
Porte, in . circular, thanks the great
powers for their attitude in the late Gre
clan difficulty.
The bullion in the Bank of FfaIfce has
increased IL, 000, 600 francs.
Madrid, February 26.-It is expected
that the modification which is to be
made by Marshal SeTanno in the Pro.
visionAl Government will in ali proba-
bility provide for the Introduction into
the new Cabinet of a representative OF
the republican element.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Cabinet Aspiranis i'm a State Of Fearful
snspeHse-BelanO, of Ohio. 90 be Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, and
viii Work E~TnPOrtanf Changes In that
Bureau Foreign Policy aIsO so be
-ChaDged-IndemnfIy for LOsses-Fur-
ther Cabinet speeuIaUfODs- Another
Cabfnef UEIsmaSum-MOre
Speculative appointments,
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SAN FRANCISCO, February 26.-The
Nevsds Legislature has recoDsidered the
vote respecting female suffrage, ard
adopted an amendment, and then
reconsidered its action, striking out the
word white from the Constitution.
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In the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of George IA. Hefing, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom 1t may concern:
The and rsigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of George II. Hehin.
OF Stanton's Depot, IN the county OF Haywood
and state of tennessee, within Faid District,
who has been adtudged a nKrupt upon bis
own petition, by the District Court of said
District.
Memphis, Tenn, the Goth day of February.
A. d. 1863.
WIN. Y. CIRODE,
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HAVANA, February 26.-Yesterday a
strong force went to CAibaneze. Gen.
Pseto, formerly Of the Spanish army
has gone to Cienfuegas in command OF
one thousand chasseurs. The British
Consul will assume the same rank and
position IS Commanding Consul Gan.
Cuban. Emigration is fiJwlng toward
Mexico. The eight million loan from
the bank will prove OF little practical
benefit TO the treasury. Its expenditures
are enormous.
The passengers on the steamer Bien-
vile, who were prevented from landing,
have forwarded a complaint to Gen.
Dulce, which remains unanswered.
Professor Agassis remains here with
the intention of exploring Cuba and
Florida on q coast-survey steamer.
Encounters took place at Santa Cruz
on Sunday. The rebels are fleeing to
the mountains.
Official information has been received
here that an engagement took place be-
tween the Spanish forces and the rebels,
at the mouth of Domingo river, in the
Cienfuegos district. the trOoIs were
victorious. The steam tug which the
rebels had seized in that river was re-
captured.
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bat in this they are doomed to disap-
pointment, as Gen. Dent positively de-
clines to trouble Grant with such mat
ters. The latter is questioned hourly by
distinguished persons who call upon him
as TO whom he has thought about for
that position,p but he declines to give
any Information. In fact, the members
OF his staff, who are most intimate with
him, are quite as much in the dark as
anybody as to the contemplated appoint
ments.
WHAT WAS REALLY SAID.
There are various versions sfiost Of
what took place at the interview yester-
day between Gen. Grant and Senator
Thsyer. The following is authoritative:
Gen. Grant remarked, 81 want to say to
you that 1 shalI-send into the Senate the
name of Gen. SchOfield a. Secretary of
War, but it is likely that he will deeline
and return to his position in the army.
/ shall then nominate q Civilian for that
office, and I desire hat the Senate shall
understand me in tbs matter" He then
remarked AZ am opposed . appointing
officers of the army and navy to civil
offices, and shall therefore have q civil
ian at the head of each department.
THE U-LTIMATUM.
The Commercial Advertiser, SswRrd's
organ, denounces the attitude of the Sem
ate toward Gen. Grant, and says Gen.
Grant must submit TO the Senate cabsl
or expect to go to the wall. 1t is proposed
to hedge him in and bind him hand and
foot, as they did President Johnson. The
Senate assumes to dictate to the Pfesi-
dent who shall and who shall not feast
on the flesh pots. He Is TO dance to the
music OF the Senatorial tiddlers and
horn. blowers. He must consent to belit-
tie the office OF President and humiliate
himself or prepare to be worried to death
by the bulldogs Of the Radical kennel.
lore SPECULATIVE APPOINTMENTS.
1t is believed on sufficient evidence
that the President elect has selected the
following new bureau officers: Commits
sioner of the Land Office, o. P. Burnside,
of Illinois Commissioners of Indian AT
fairs, Col. Parker, of his military staff.
LATEST CABINET SLATE.
Since Gen. Grants conversation with
the Pennsylvanians, the following Cabi-
net and leading appointments are con
sidered probable Secretary If State, j.
Lsthrop Motley Secretary Of the Treas
ury, Edwin d. Morgan; Secretary Of
War, Andrew G. Curtin Seer etary of
the Navy, Gen. Fremont; Secretary of
the Interior, Joseph Holt Attorney
General, Wilson, of Iewa; Postmaster
General, Maynard, OF Tennessee, or Hill,
of Georgia; Minister to England, Edwin
NJ. Stanton, to be transferred hence to
the Supreme Court; Minister to France,
Hamilton Fisk.
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Ia the District Court OF the United States. for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mai
ter Of John q. Wallace, Bankrupt. n ba. k.
lruptcy, District of west Tenhesee--ss
To whom It may. concern:
The undersigned i er by gives notice of his
lapp0inEment as assignee OF ]. q. Wallace. IN
dIVldhslly, and as one OF the nrm OF John q.
Wallace q Co, OF Memphis, in the oounty Of
Shelby and State Of Tennessee, within said
Distr ct who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
Of said District.
Memph S, Tenn., the 28th day OF Februa y.
A. ID. 1859. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
febz1 6lS Assignee, ETC.
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who viii continue the business at cur old
stand. We solicit q Continuance Of the liberal
patronage best~owed~upon Lhe old firm.
The unsettled business of The Old firm will
be settled bv Ed. Lets0m and James Q. MOOres,
at the old stand. MOORE5, SMITH q co.
Memphis, February :, 1869. les
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In the District Court OF the United States. for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter offs Marshall, individually and as Or 4 n
the firms OF Marshall & Carroll. Street q
Marshall, and Marshall & Albert. Bankrnnt.
In bankruptcy, District OF West Tennes.
Bee-6s.
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF #. Marshall. OF
Memphis in the county Of shelby aud state Of
Tennessee, wltnin said Distr &C, Nho mas beer
adjusged a Bankrupt upon his Own petition by
the District Courtof said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day or February.
a. d.. 1859. Y. CIR0DE -
febH 6l3 Assignee, Etc.
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In the District Court Of the United States. for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mai
ter of Robert II. Shepherd, indivIcn.
ally and as one OF The MINIS CT Campbell &
5heppsrd, and Jam pbell, NOrveII & Shepp-rd
BansIupis. In bankruptcy, District OF West
TenneSsee-Ss.
To whom 1t may concsln:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of HE
appointment as assignee or Robert Fl Shen-
perd, of Lsgrangs, IN he county OF Faystte
and state OF Tennessee, within said Distric..
own petition, by The District Court of said Dis
trict.
Memphis, Tenn, the 26.h day of February.
ID 1869. Il y. OiRODE
feb2i 6l3 Assignee. Etc
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In the District Court of the United States. for
the District of West Tennessee. In Inc mai
ter OF Daniel Brewer, individually, and as
one Of the firms OF Hutton q Brower.P ridIv -
Brewer, Rearing, Brewer & Hutton. and
1rousdale, HuLton, Brewer & Hutton. RanE-
rupIs. In bankruptcy, District or WesE rem
nesesee-ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of Daniel A.. Brow r
OF Memphis, in the county of Shelby and
State Of Tennessee, within said d strict. who
has oesn adJudged a 4nkrupt upon bis own
Memphis, Tenn the 26th Gay OF February.
A. ID. 1863.
feb2 6l3 WILLIAM Y. CIRODF.
ASsig lee. Esc.
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Notice.
M00REA. LETsaM q pEfERS.

ave this day sold our stock of Saddiery
w and 6addlery Hardware and o Find
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NEW ADvERTISM,ENTs
ID R u q -

nR. ]. W. SMBLsER has this dEy hssn adj
IL miited = ,ariner IN The horse OH. &. Was
son & Co. The style OF the firm Z rthe future
will be WATSON, HMBISER & Co.
FehTuarY %. I6G9 -fe. 8I9 Vain slraet.
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In the District Court of the United States. for
the District of West tennessee. In the mat
ter Of Thomas ]. O'Daniel, bankrupt. In
bankruptcy. District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom 1t la concern:
Tn undersigned hereby gives notiCe of his
appointment As assignee of Thomas J. O'Dan-
lei, of the county OF shelby and state of Ten
nessee, within said district, who has been adj
Judged a bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day Of February,
AID, 1868. WILLIAM Y. OIRODE,
fe0N 3 IL Assignee. Etc.
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10 Wnom II may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
apPelntrDe nt as assignee VI James a. Came
ron, individually, and as one OF the firm Of
cameron q Pollard, of phis, in The county
OF sneiby and State of Tenness ee, wtIbIn said
District, mas bsen adt1dgea a Bankrupt anon
ms w petition, by the District Court OF said
A. ID 1859. V'Cfa6EG UdS'
feb27 6 Is As-ic0aa g,o
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The uuderstgned hereby gives notice of his
ment as assignee OF Ale xander Hum.
OF PMS, in the county of shelby and state
OF ~Iehnesseo, within said District, who has
ton, by the District C0utU Ofsaid District.
MaInphis, TENN, the 26Lh day OF February.
A. D., 1863. WILLIAM ~ CIR0DE '
IeOZf o IL Assignee. Etc.
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In The District Court of the United States. for
the Dtstf let OF West Tennessee. In The mat
Ter OF Mrs. a. HAMS, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-sG
To whom IL may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment rs assignee OF ans. A. Harris. of
in the County of Fayette and State OF ZEN
neIsse, within said District, VINO has been ad-
yposea a Bankrupt upon her 9n petition, by
the District CourL of sald District.
memphis, Tenn, the 26th day of February
a. d., 1859. WILLIAM Y. CIRGDG,
leDz1 no Assignee Etc .
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In the District Court of the United States. Tor
the District of West Tennessee. IN the mat
Ter OF Flames s. Cam ron, Bankrupt In bank.
raptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss,
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From the Louisville Courier-Journal.l
WAsHINGToS, February "a, 1855
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NEW ADvERTxsEM'NTs

appointment as assignee OF l.. Z. Stewart.
OF -, In the county OF Fayefte and state OF
Tennessee within said District, VINO has
been adJudged a Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton. by the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the Goth day of February,
A-D, 1885 Y. CIRODE,
feoXI IL Assignee, fto.
In the District Court of the United States. for
tee District of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter OF Joshua NJ league, bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of hts
appointment as assignee Of Joshua NJ. league,
OF Medon. In the county of Madison and Slate
OF tennessee, within Raid District, who has
been ac1uogsd a bankrupt upon ms own Pc
ttlon, by the District Court of said dlstrict.i
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th dav of February,
ALL, ls5S. Y. OIRODE,
IeDZI Q Is Assignee, ES3.
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In the District Court OF the United states. for
the District of West Tennessee. In the MAI.
Ter OF James b.. Robertson, bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF bis
appointment as assignee OF James h. Rober-
son. VI 7,}n the cOouLY VI Fayette and staIe
OF tennessee, within said District. who hss
been aoJ0dge1 a Bankrupt upon his own peti.
llol, by the DisJIiet Court of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 25th day of February.
a., ID 1901. AN Y. CtRODE.
febz7 q Gy Assi1o1a Ia
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To whom IT may concern

In The District Court o. the United States, for
the District OF NesS Tennessee. In the MISTER
OF al xauder hu N, Bankrupt. In Rank.
ruptcy, District Oh Vest Tennessee-ss.
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the scarcity OF water. There is some
encouragement from the quartz
mines in Florence and Warrens, but
we will be able TO report more cor
rectiy from there in oar aext letter.
The District Court commences at
warrens on the fiith Of July. Esq.
George, Fem and Eaton went up
there week ago TO commences suits
and prepare for Court. Judge Kelly
starts up to morrow. The Idaho
County people are having more liti-
CATION this year than usual. The
Shoshone or PIERCE City Court is ad
iourned until the 22d Of July.
Since the white men have come
back IRON Moose Greek and told
their story. tie Cinnamon think it is
good place for them. and they are
busy fitting out and starting tor
these mines. They will be Ii. ely To
make il pay, and We wish them good
luck. IL white men can't afford To
work the ground, give the Cinnamon
a chance.
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THE FOURTH AT WAGOSTowY was a
success so lar as numbers were con-
cerned, though the whole programme
was not filed as advertised owing
to the tardinrss with which the races
were gotten up. Too much timr
was spent between the purse races.
so that the day Was exhausted before
they had finished the entries Tor the
last one, consequently there WAS no
time for dancing and other amuse-
ments, though the ladies meanwhile
INDUCED in swinging and appeared
to enjoy themselves. The dinner
was good. and Tom and his assistants
did everything in their power to
make everything pleasant for BIZ
guests. The crowd was large and
Of course everybody conld not be-
attended to at once, but We heard no
dissatisfaction expressed on that
score.
The first purse, for saddle horses,
was won by a small sorrel mare en-
tered and ridden by Dick. Bass, in
a race of $50 yards. A blind Cayuse
wa. ahead nearly TO the outcome.
and would have won the race had
he not flown the track within ten
feet OF tue pole. The next race and
purse, for srcond-class race horses,
was won by Butter Greek Dick, en-
tered by Parsons against Fiizhugh's
mare. Tim Rragan's near wheeler
10. Smiths sorrel and Tom Walls
horse. TIL. first time through Joe
Smith was ahead, but the judges de
cided il a t,ul stari and II was run
over agan. Tins wheeler was
Withdrawn this time, and Parsons
horse, Butter Greek Dick, led the
party by at least atty open feet sr
six hundred yards. A $50 yard rae,
WAS then run h..tv cen the blind
cayuse aud Sboemake's pinto mare
and won by the blind horse. Thu
firsi-class urse was then called, bu
no entries made. and as the sun wa
near y down AMI thu people leaving
for home, the race was abandoned
> Professor Ayers amused the crow
awhile with some of his wonderful
contortione and gymnastic and aero
bate feats, and the crf bration wa
over.
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THE LAST SPIKE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED
N business with the iirm OF Paige Il Cor
WIN IN Idaho, VIII ple.ue call and settle With
the undersigned Immediately
Ual~ss payments are made At once cost
will be added
<6f GEO W. GILMORE.
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Letter from Worth Idaho.


En-. WAVE: The general droufh
that prevails In our Territory isquite
as great here as in other portions.
OF course we cannot give. any fat
tering accounts from the mines, or
Say anything very encouraging about
present OF future prospects. don't
think We ever saw the country so
dry. Il is fairly parchrd up. and no
prospect OF rains. Even If we should
have occasional rains il would do no
good to crops. ] don't know of but
one piece Of grain that will be lar
vested and threshed. That pi, Co is
ak miles north of town, on ---
Greek, and belongs TO Wm. Caldwell.
All the rest o. the grain worth cut
ting at II is being cut for bay. All
the grass hsy in this srciion is W
land bnnch-grass. This IL very light
and thin. but they ave cutting IL with
mowers and raking it with patent
horse rskes with great success, and
on the whole We calculate that full
average yield of hay viii be- cut and
stacked this year. We lave no sage
brush here, as you have in Boise and
0wybee our uplands are plan 3
and hills covered with nutrit ons
grasses. Large sections OF the plains
are level enough Tor farms, and The
mower is driven over item in one,
two and three humid rd-ncre patches
for miles in extent, when the h. y
can be- marketed or necessarily con-
sumed. The crops are said 10 be
tolsrsble good on Camas Prairie,
but will fall short of Nm average
yield. We have recently been in
Wslls MALTA aud Grande Konde
Valleys the ZANE drouth has pre-
vailed there, and crops will fall far
short OF AN average yield. In these
sections the ial mer has not depend, d
on irrigation, and OF course his
crops must suffer in time, Vt great
drouth. Late sowing has proved a
total failure this year. Many fields
OF grain have never .een u drop oil
rain.
The steamer Owyhee makes regu'
lar trips here once week, though
the river is falling fast aud it is poe
s.ble she may not continue her lrIl I
much 'oager. There is one hundred
tons OF fright waiting Transports
uon aud may have 10 be brought vi
teams. We don't think there il
much adj, anage afforded our part o
the country through the limited nav
iga,ion OF Snake River. Freigh
and passage is 70 high we have bu
little choice between the steamboat
freight wagons and staging.
The steamer Shoshone from Bots
las at the upp, end of the canyon
below Brownle.'s Ferry. They NJ
pear to have started down w,thor
any sufficient amount or cordsge Q
rope and had to leave her when
became necessary to use rope TO i
her down some Of the rapids. Sh
Is in no suitable place to renal
through the Winter. aud wbeth,
they will make another effort to !,
her down or take her machinery b,
where she Is is nos knowa.
The Moose Greek mines ha'
proven 9 failure. Miners are comir
back every few days. and all the r
ports are unfasorabl.. There b
been q v-ry few paying claims, b
the ground Ia liIni.ed and nat
scarce. There were At ons time fou
hundred men 10 the camp, but thei
are not over t,lsy Dow, and won't
over thirty sftsr ihS month.
,4Thsrs are more men in Fioreo'
than last year. but mon Is many
Warrsuy. = In Orc Elmo aud Elk Vi
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Jordan Street, belo~ Ia IDAHO Hst<l
HAVING RErITrED AND FURNISH
H 81 this commodious establishment.
| zm agtin ON hand prepared 10 furnish
or perform anything required IN my line.
BuSgtes, -
Joh-WaGons,
Srs SADDLE Animals
to Order. ~ at9~a
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