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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-14
How Indians Escape their Pnrsuers.

During the early part of the flight
every precaution is adopted to prevent
leaving heavy trail. or one easily fol-
lowed; to this end instead of moving.
as Is customary, in single file. thereby
leaving a clearly defined path, each
warrior moves Independently of his
fellows. until all danger of pursuit Is
safely passed, when the party falls into
single file. and. with the chief at the
head. moves along in almost nnbroken
silence. If during an attack upon the
frontier settlements the Indians should
encounter unexpected and successful
resistance, necesistating a premature
withdrawal aud flight on their part.
they still resort to stratagem, in order
to secure their safety. In accordance
with d plan previously formed and un-
derstood by each one ofthe party, and
specially provided for an emergency,
the war party finding themselves
about to encounter successful resistance
on the part of the frontiersmen beat
hasty retreat; but instead of taking
their flight in il single direction and in
one party. thereby leaving an unmis-
taxable clue for pursuers, the entire
party breaks up into numerous smaller
bands, each apparently fleeing In an
independent direction. few of the
best mounted usually falling behind to
attract the attention OF the pursueis
and give time to those Of the party
who are burdened with prisoners and
captured stock to make good their es-
cape. In such anemergencv as this,
rendezvous for the entire party has
been previously agreed upon. Its To-
cation is usually upon or near some
water course or prominent landmark,
distant perhaps some thirty or forty
miles; thither all smaller parties direct
their course. Should either OF these
smaller parties find themselves closely
pursued, or their trail being
followed and all efforts to throw the
purSuers off prove unavailing, they
relinquish the plan Of uniting with the
Others at the established rendezvous,
as that would imperil the safety OF
their comrades, AMI select a new route
Lending neither toward the rendez-
vous nor Of the village. il order not
only to elude but to mislead their pur-
suers. Then ensues long and tire
some flight, until, having worn ont or
outwitted. their pursuerS, of whose
movements they keep themselves
thoroughly informed, they make their
way in safety to the village. At the
latter, lookouts are constantly kept on
some prominent hill to watch the com
ing of the absent warriors and give
notice of their approach. A war par
ty returning from a successful raid
into the settlements, and bringing
with them prisoners and captured
stock, is an event Of the greatest i'm
portance to every occupant of the vii
lage. Having arrived within a few
miles of the village, and feeling safe
from all danger Of pursuit, the chief
in command of the war party causes
q signal smoke to be sent up from
some high peak on the line of march,
well knowing that watchflll eyes near
the village are on the alert and will
not fail to observe the signal and I'M
derstand its meaning.-Gen. Custer, IN
the Gdtary.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-14

frightened. MANY thanks!N he ex-,
claimed. by the way, this amount
is too large; there will be something
over hundred dollars coming to
you." and he proceeded to fill check
for 1t, The Englishman groaned Ia
spirit. It was only another piece of
paper" And then it was he ex-
claimed, "There is no such thing as
money in this country !''--GalG1M.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

AHC ANiluiiSdil k't"tS NVIiN'HliV'I VI
Connecticut met at Hartford on the
llth inst, and nominated Henry B.
Harrison for Governor, and sJ. L
Waite for Lieutenant Governor.
A Temperance crusade, similar to
that now progressing in Ohio, Is prob
able in the State of New York. A
Temperance Conference was being held
in Albany on the llth, by the leaders
in the cause, when the question OF
crusade or TO crusade would be def
nitely settled.
On the evening Of the 18th, the resi-
dence Of A. Stowel. at Eugene City,
was destroyed by fire. Loss about
$1,000. House and ftnnltllre a total
loss.
A late telegram from Paris, France.
asserts that sharply wortied notes nave
passed between this Government and
Germany. The subject of the cores
pondence is not stated.
Large herds of antelope and deer are
reported on the low hills and in the
bottom on main Powder river. below
the crossing Of the county road.
Rev. J. F. DeVore, a travelling min
lster Of the NJ. Il. Church. has been
suspended from work until the next
meeting of the Oregon Annual Confer
ence. when he viii have a regular trial
in due form.
Wheat is quoted ot l4sin Liverpool;
81 in San Francisco; 81 1901 80
in Portland, and 9O995c y Aushel in
this city.
In the Philadelphia wool market
California fine and medium wools are
quoted at 2s'935c; coarse, 22G26c 9FB.
From Umatilla county we learn that
a great many cattle died from neglect,
during the continuance of the late
storm. !.
The taxpayers Of Polk county will
soon issue a call for the formation Cf
a peoples party, irrespective offormcr
political bias, to nominate suitable
men for county officers.
Pendleton is anxious for a Touring
and wooden mill. Water power can
be easily obtained, and both enterprises
would pay.
Rev. J. w. yanCleye, writing from
Roseburg, February 10th, says, con-
cernlng the interesting meeting at
Mill Creek: 1t closed on the night Of
the 2Sth ult,, resulting all told, in ten
accessions to the Church.
The Methodists Of Weston, UmatilIa
county, are to have a new church edi-
lice next Summer.
Forty thousand dollars have been
pledged for the Blue Mountain Uni
versity at La Grande.
The Union County Jockey Club offer
a thousand dollar purse to be run for
over the Union Course about the 18th
of May, free to all horses.
Poker Smith died suddenly on
hoard the slocp Alerdnder, few days |
since, as she was coming from Seabeck
to Port Gamble.
Urban Z. Hicks is to edit the to be
resusitated Vancouver Register. B.
NJ. Washburn is publisher and proprie-
tor.
The Earl OF Dunraven. Niscount
Parker and DR.. Kingsley, Of England,
who have been hunting on the Wes-
tern Plains for several months past.
arrived IN New York city Jan. 26th.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-14

4 London witness, having told the
magistrate he was penman. was
asked in what branch of literature he
welded his pen, and he replied that
ho renned sheep In S,nithfeld market.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-14

A modern thinker says That many
people win be astonished, when they
get to Heaven, to find the angels lay
ing no schemes to be made archangels.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-14

An artist. celebrated for his forest
aid water pictures, was probably ac-
muused 4 lahorer on account If his
being = hler Of wood and drawer Of
RIsf Y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-14

IN acertaln town, at a shop window.
appeared the following notice
"Wanted, hro good clerks who will
ba treated ~ one Of tie family"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-14

The Bulletin, being challenged
thereto by the Oregonian, is show
ing up the character of one Deadly,
the would be Chief Justice, and
proving by incontrovertib'e evi-
dence, that he has engaged in lob
bying, for his own interests, before
our Legislature, while holding the
position of U. S, Judge, and CON-
hitting other acts that disqualify
him for the position he at present
disgraces. IfDeady doesn't resign,
he should be impeached.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-14

CENTRAL BUSINESS COUNCIL
This body convened at Albany on
Tuesday last, and held a business
session. There was a general turn
out, and the following was handed
us for publication:
WHEREAS, Certain plow manu.
facturers in the State of Illinois,
have combined and resolved not to
sell plows to any Farmers Grange,
or Farmers Club, at less than re-
tail prices; Therefore.
Resolved, That this Council
recomends to the different Oranges
throughout the State, that they
do not purchase any plows, or other
agricultural implements manufac-
tured by the companies aforesaid,
until they rescind such resolution
ReSoIoed, That all the news
papers of the State favorable to the
interests of the farmer, be requested
to. publish the above resolution.
w. +. ALEXANDER, Pres.
A. w. STANARD, Sec.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
LOCAL IR1ELLIeEMcE.
JAN DEL1vEaY.-Jonathan Ingram. in

JAIL Notwithstanding Ingram, in
dicted for assault with intent to commit rape,
in the County Court last week, and confined
in the county Jail at this place. made his es-
cape therefrom, BY saving in two the hasp
fastening the door of his cell, on Friday night
last The saving was done with saws impro>
vised by hacking together two case-knives,
which he had adoitly managed to abducs when
furnished his meals. Whilst regretting the
general fact that any prisoner should escape
the clutches of the law, we may with perfect
esfety, We think, congratulate the county upon
the escape mentioned above. This man In
gram is represented to have been an Illinois
Yankee soldier. whose boasts of having oc-
eupied the ''gusrd house" during the greater
par. of the war were boldly and frequently
made, and as he is reputed VIGOROUSLY bad
character, and the offence with which he is
charged is not punishable by confinement in
the peuitentiarJ, lis sudden and we trust per
manent departure, may with truth be termed
happy riddance-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
The Great Antagonist OF Disease.

What is the natural an gonist of d;seaseF II is
the vital principle. From the moment tina disease
is developed in the sys;em, this champion fg hts
the intruder until either conque
Which pide should medicinal scicrce cspouse 10
this lite aud death struggle? should II depress and
cripple the physical gieE Of the pNtieot, thereby
helping disorder shOutd il reinforce the vi
taity Ut the patient and thereby in gueiling
the ailmenI: of c"nIse the proper answer to tins
question must be obvious 10 every above the
grade of idiot a atie, and hence il follows
that the weak ami broken Gown invs III " no chooses
do:e himself with depicting sups, insIead Of
ing, nviS ard WALKING his cnervAted frame
with Hos tcttcr's Stomach Buffers. rIUsI be either
feeble minded dcranged Surely nothing short
lsborinC uGdcr En''iy weakness and nervous pros
traton. To take nay alter day powerful doees of
some drastic purga;Ive in the hope OF gaining
rcpS;h thereby. Although cha rletans may ad-
Vertisc preparations of this character Rs tOnics,
people ia the full possession of their not
one would think, pCCCpt them such, If they do
the penalty of their creduity may be the shorten-
ing of their lives. The rheumatic, the dyspeptic
the bilious. the debitated and nervous, and ali
who subject to intermittentR, other diseases
brought on by the Indictment Teathar which pre-
VaIs this will do well TO CITIZEN their
nerves, tone their stomachs and regulate their
bowels with the Bitters. The two fold opera ton
of the restorative iuvigorant and a n ape lent
in addition to it's direct and specific effect upon the
disordered liver. rend, it a efficient remedy
crative organs. present in This fact i-cou
coded by eminent members of the faculty whose
testimony to that effect is published in Hoste;ters
Almanac for 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

New TEMPERANCE LoDGE-A gond Tenn
Plar Lodge was organized in Midd'eway on
the Goth inst. t,y Dr. Thoa II Buck. u. u
O. w c. T., assisted ly the members of
I.eetown Lodge The new Lodge is to be
called MiddIeway Lodge, No, As, +. o. C. T..
of which Mr.. John NJ. Nicely was elected
Worthy Chief TempIar, aud Mr.. William
Ilopewell Secretary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

HOTEL AFT Mrs DR. J J"huSnn-l aving
perfected an arrangement by which lie will
give up his lease and turn over the manages
ment of the '-Sappington IToIeI." in this
place to DR., Owens, the proprietor, tho first
of April ncxt--has leased the "Stewart House"
in Martinshure. md will take charge thereof
next month. We bespeuk for the Doctor a
generous patronage.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

EGGs>TRAoRDINAnY.- hard boiled egg
placed upon the table of Mr.. VIM. Taylor, of
this place, few days ago. upon being opened,
Uas found to contain perfect grain of corn
within the yOlk. The question is, how did it
get there?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

I All obliged TO go below IN short tune 10 re-
pleuish ;ny stock, and call upon all my friends
to come forward and settle their accounts. Ill will
be furnished Nth abatement during the next
week. aud hope . II will! heed.
November II, 1918. " s. MASON.
THOLERA.-ChoIera Preventive, warranted to
~ do good in al! cases where preventive is need
ed. When you want a yuu had better act
wisely and buy my preventive. II ia cure.
July s.l>I3. GEO. T. LIGHT
CHOLERA Disinfecting Solution prepared and
~ cold by the ss!lOn-wili make any place sweet
and delicious, 40 &C nts per gallon, for sale by
July 5, 1873. GEO. I. LIGHT.
TAEBoLATE Of I.ime-the best Disiufectant
~ Powder in use to prevent or stop decomposition
and all nOxiOus odOrs. and desroy life and
germs of disease in the air for sale by
July l. 1873. C. f Keller.
DOMEsTIC Dry Goods aad Ladies Dress Goods
~ otevery shade, sold at price, that defy COM
G0LDSMITH'S TWIN FRONTS.
October Z. 1873.
HAND Made Boots aud Snoes Al GoIdsmj;h'S
Twin Fr,nts. Every rsir warranted. Scotch
BotteIned Boots always on hand, and very low in
price.
October I, 1873,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

s. V. II, R.-DrREcroRs' MEErIxG.--A
special meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Conn
paDy has been called by the President,
20 be held in Charlestown to-day. 1t is ar,
IDENTIFY hoped that this meeting will result in
arrangements being made for resumption of
work upon the line of the road at an early
day
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

TrHLIc SALES The attention of our read
erS is directed u the following Public Sale
advertisements in this rapcr:
Thursday, -K'rch 26:h-PersoDal Prop
erty by samnel X. Lewis.
Non7av. Apr77 13M.-Personal Property,
by Logan O.hurn tr. D. S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
JAPANESE pEAs--eoo BUSHELS TO

JAPANESE PEAs--2OO BUSHELS TO
THE ACRE.-SOMETHIN HEIT !-Sia,msr,
and G0'drn"rs ted 7his!-As.nts Hunted 10 Sell
She Japnnc"e J''n.-ThCs" Peas have recently been
BROUGHT t" This ecu any from I,rAS. and prove
to lie the finest PEA Known for Tnb'e use or for
Stock. Tner grow III the form Of II bnsl,. from
TO ; feet ign. and 90 not require s.,3I:I-r.-
They vi:ld from! one QuAHT to " GALrGS "i p,,as
ner h4'S'. A salhp'e package, that vii: PRODUCE
frNn to 10 bushels at rr1s with ci,cniarS :.i.-
INC terms tN Agents, 81: fail direction as To tie
t1n!c ard ni:n' or eff p'antI~p VIII b. sent ,.st-
RAD f. "'.E exc t.esirtn" to act AGENT, on re-
ccIpt Of 3i! C"ats. AiuIass
Ii. osAIrNT
VI :r"t lH. 1GIiGt. Cleveland, Tenn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

CoURT WEEK. As the Circuit Court of
Jefferson County commences to-day, large
number of our patrons will doubtless be in
town during the next few days. To such we
would suggest the propriety of making this
opportunity suit their convenience to call and
settle their dues at this Office. Call and see u.s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
MAKES The WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup. O. Protect
Ell ISOLATION of the EPoto1ic1c of
from, is SO combined as TO hIUe
tie character Of Cz:E dEiH1elIt, as
easily digeStetI and rS3iHeiIntecE
GyitB thc blood as the simplest
JoOH. 1t increases tEtc q1ta!1tttU
Of NGtMrc'S OsU11 T'it0LiSiIa9
1Oe1lt, IRON IN the blood, and
cures 'En thousand Ills, !" simply
HJG'01Ii11y atp, I1tUig07'cctj790 and
Fit0tiEihlO The System. The en-
s'ic3!e2 aud Cit4EiSeI Hood per-
S!leate5 Cve3'y part Of the body,
repairing damages and tCGSto,
sc91'C!1i1sg cut 7Ia03'tiG sec1'e-
lions, C,tta IcGviit6 nothing for
CEtScHGo to feed fE1o07t.
THIS Is the secret CT the tuon-
1e1JiII success Of Eltts remedy III
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoca, Coils, Nervous Affections,
C;lills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss OF Constitutional Vigo-,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, female Complaints,
end dll diseases originating i1s
q bad state of the blood, or dc-
contpG1IteI 6y debility OF a to70
state of The system. Being free
from 1tcolsot. IL. any form, its
e1lergt=tuO effects are not fol-
L0tOed by corresponding 7eGc-
ton, 6It are permanent, frfa1-
sing strength, 0i001', aud 7let0
life into Az parts Of the system,
and building aip 01L IRON Con-
stitiIiion.
Thousands haze beer, chaageG
By the use OF this remedy, trons
tccdH, sichsty, suffering crcG-
lures, to strong, healthy, and
happy giet and aU0nIen and
fftC0i3is cannot 'ens0ls05LU les
ftate to 0ice IL q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP 61o,0.s tn tie glass.
Pamphlets Froc.
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
10. 1 SIilton Place, Boston.
GOLD NJ DRroo1sTs GENERALLY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
10 2Nk.-
Eervosss ~ EaeE,5sEtateGE
OF BOTH SEXES.
Re Cko,qs fir Adrire and Consultot;on.

Ia. J. p Dyo-r. graduate of J"fF,reon Medical
College. Fhisde!I HE. author of several valuable
w"rka, ran he consulted ri dissnscs OF the Sex
ual"r Urinary orgape. t~hi.h Ii" las made n
PCci"l stndy,) ei'hrr in ma lie female. waiter
from ~hst csuee orig mating or OF how long stand
ing a practice Of so yenrp erablcs him 10 t'eat
diseases with svcccss. Cur"s guaranteed. Chnrges
reasonable JhUse at distance can forward letter
describing symptoms nd enc losing stamp to pre-
pay pcstege.
Send for the Guide to Hath. Price to cents
J.B. DYOTT. ~. H..
Phyfieisn and Surgeon. lOI Duane ST..
January 2n, lSIi-ly New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

PATRON OF HUsBANDnY.-The State Ex.
ecutive Committee, Patrons of Husbandry.
composed of Col. r. W. Baylor and I. II. Stri
der, of Jefferson, and j. H. Light, of Berke
leg, met at Kearneysville on Wednesday morn
ing last. Their proceedings being private, we
can give no information as to the business
transacted
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

CaHtuIia ElOic Ian a eubsutute lot Castor
OIL. 1t IL Vie osy safe Articl lie III xiste"ee which
il rita in assnIc the food regulate tsebOwels,
cure wind co!ic end prc''u ce al sleep 1t
tains neither minerals, morphine alcohol. and is
pieasant to tale ChIidr' need notcry and moth
ers my rPsI.
Octub.r u. lS13-Iv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
hALT FOR Munu.

TCST received so Sacks Ground Alum and
- Fine salt, which will
E3 c H \ n GLE FOR GOD,
or sell for Cash, at tho Warehouse III our Coal
aud Wood yard.
WASHINGTON 81 LIPPITr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

CoUNrY CoURT.-The March term Of the
County Court of Jefferson commenced on
Monday last-Presideut ". Fl. Kablo aud
Justices Rightstiue, CockrelI and o Baunou-
aud concluded its session on Saturday. Being
trial term, few civil cases of minor i'm
por'ance were disposed Of The Grand Jury,
which was in session the first two days of the
term, found the following indictments
State vs.. Michael poran. for selling and
furnishing Intoxicating liquor to a person
under age.
State vs.. Henry Robinson, colored, for Petit
Larceny.
State VS.. George Moler, colored, for Petit
Larceny.
State vs. John Ingram, for Assault with 10
tent tie commit Rane.
State vs.. C F. Yantis and Jesse Shipes, for
Assault aud Battery upon an officer and for
resisting an officer. These two gave bonds
for thear appearance at July Term.
J. IT. p Leslie aud others accused of forg>
in" will. waived an ex,nina.io and were re-
c""nized to aprcar for trial at March Term
of the Circuit Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

DoNAT1oN--Thc foI"~ing note of ack-
nowled.mcnt accounts f,r another diahurse
ment of the funds Of the Jefferson Thespian
Society, the "ckn"wicd gr,"ut for the Charles
town Cornet Band having been published
several weeks ago:
Cn4RLEsrowx. W Va, Mar. .. 1874.
VI. .f's"ph A CJ"yh'N, !Sscy J.6erson
TIcxpi"n .Sori~ty:
FEAa SIR The contribution of tho JEFF
f"rS"n T'hespian Society. amounting to s25 90.
for kerning the Confederate graves in order.
has hecn received.
On behalf Of the lee Memorial Aesocia-
ti"n VIC beg lease to t.'nder You our thanks
Til" money shall be faithfully devoted to the
worthy Object f'r which y"n Lave given it,
and will aid very mnch in putt nc the lot in
n condition worthy IF the natri"'ism and cour-
age Of those who Il" there.
Very truly yours
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

IloRsE Bulls gotten up in rnnd style and
at reasonable rates. at the IcpitH Office
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EnrCT1nN.-At a D'cct'ng e TIC Stock
h"ld"rS of the Shenandoah River Navigation
Company, hF'i in Charlestnwn on the 18th
February Logan O-huru. was elected Prcsi-
dent, aud II " Cns'icn,or. .T"rs Harris, n
Conrad q II Turner Edward Tsarnry ard
j C. C"ckreil Directors Of said company for
the ensunc year. c. II Turner elected
Treasurer aud J C. CockrclI, Secretary
Free ircs,
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A q HOPKINS.
G W. SArnFR.
Cum. ON Cnnfe.1 Graves.

SUES "r EHAr. E<rArE-The following
sales Of real e.t'" have been mado within
the past few d.v~:
The lr"r"r'v of the l"t" A!rve"'l.,r I1e'!ev
at Hs=nrr'~ Ferry. Lv E<ae" Funke Special
Commissioner VIM. l.. Anderson. Auctioncer.
to Mrs. l. len Kelley, for s! SG5.
On M""Aav lasta r"rtion Of the Gimp land
on BH>hy Hide, in This County, sci by
thc sure, :':i acres tai fi,rom Sitter It SIS 30,
and 90 acres to J.'t" MYERS At 81 ~ per acre.
On Tnn<''av l!ell-A Air" the estate Of the
late H"I L. W Washington, in this county,
$50 acres ("or" or less was sold by Messrs.
y. f Kennedy and Andraw 'lunter. Com
missi"n"rs. Wm T.. Anderson, Auc'ioncer
for $50 per acre-t'"l. Il. VI z Black, Of
Washington Cry. purchaser.