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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TrESnAY. Au.1iSL Of. 1873
Country ProSHcr

Country pronncr.
i;utter: Prime 10 choice yellow. I69l6c- far
" c S",.' ISgl: G0G65c. = brsncl 10. country.
Drted Fruit: Naples. no demand: nfnriirs. no
market: cherrce S5Qlnc. y 81: black berries, &c.
EgQS: IN t.rrc.s. 12Gl3c. Il Gsseu 10 craics. l3
Ftoihers: Prime ive-Soosc. toc.: som'nan. 200
30c.
Mg: Virginia rtmotil-, G5c.--vtry ..u:;: clover
and mixed. 500 coo.
outs: Bacs. 45c.
Larf: Country. 7G975:.
Rys: 53c. a bushc'
S@1ed Str0s1: 35@4oc.
Initolr: 63r. r H.
Wool: Washed. S0M32c.: nmwashc.. z0@23c.
BURY wool will 5rug from 10 Sc. y ID less tGan
above rates. ..,-.,.t ..r
Cement. Lime. Plaster. ac.
Cemsnt: Rose :dsIe. sl.5oas COP barrel; Ja;ncs
River. 81 6QM$1.10. ..7..
Lime: Agricultural, e@ DC. I. blslicl ;Eoc&'and
Si.I0mSl.35. accordna. 10 quantity.
PtoSter: Limp; S4@Hs4.25; ground, t7.sn@rts,
delivered: raicired plaster. So
Tpr: LaIge SIZE S3.25has3.Jo.
Dry Goods.
Byow,, .:a..tlags mi ShfrtinDs: A Manches-
ter exc: Il Manchester. 5.c: Z. Mancnestcr. 4&c.;
Jams iifer 44c. Al GrunlteYillr re. Z tirarte-
,'i,,
C"ncstoga bic.' lc-4 fei"l'''. -'E'' io-f N''>'
| Hjeg.b.T Sbijfinos u,,d .Shtrtings: IL Wam-
sutil, iU:ei;, - ~. IA oGc.,aa %. "A
&c.; IA iioiis., 2.c.. .'E' .,:I.,,a,g
Aronaai%' e.; - nc 80, I.,rn.l.y. ~: & RED
DOG. &C.: l.. : :;cit;a'c. &C.: Mcihua., hc.: Pc
te . oc.' lo-1 "'''ii""'' -'''' A' '''
NILS. .Z.c;n ,,...lrr, g.. ,ra,,,,r,,,iv
Erg,cn Dtsus: cr|n., q" go
Sc: focN,nlete a . 49,, &c ,,,orR.os ne.
,, GnTSet J ar f"''''"' o.
na',; I;ar,.. l3. Boston seam N;ii. SIC
Prf,Ts: ArlrrIcuu, Gsc. Allc:l's. Co.: Ricn-
morS exc Spr gi,e 5,sc.: Mac.t;etc ter. Sc: Wash
ug;0n dc: Hamilton. :jIc 3:trriu!acR. &C.,: Nal
err. &c: jr,cntai Puritic' c.; Arnold. g.. liar
mony. SIC; Wamsutta. AZ.
~ - 49,
Drugs, DyeStIliS, thls, &C
4tam: -.
Atcohoi: S2.I p gallon. $500
Concentrated Lye: S3.50Msi r S@:t CT .eHs
dozen.
Copperns: 2@c.
Gochiaedt: que. D.
Extract NJ LogB6oH: IS2
t,ad,go: SILL i
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Seizure OF Whtskey--.Arrest Of Sup.
DQseG BureIarS.

New YORK, August 27.-Revenue-Collee-
tor Blake has seized one hundred and fifty
barrels of whiskey consigned to this city
from Emmott distilIery, at Chillicothe, Ohio,
on the ground that the liquor was under
gagged by the revenue officers Of that place.
: A party Of thieves were arrested in q
house on Forfeit street to-day and locked
I'D. It Is believed they are part OF a gang
OF masked burglars who have been ope-
rating in New Jersey. and other places in
this Vicinity. 1890 L. -
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Butler Denies Any knowledge of the
Sherman letter. :"

BosToS, August 27.-General Butler pub
fishes card this afternoon in reply to the
dispatch about the alleged Sherman letter,
printed Monday, saying: There Is not one
word Of truth in it. ] have never seen the
original of the Sherman letter. never told
a personal friend or enemy that 1t had been
obtained, or that it was genuine. so lar
from that, do not believe in its present ex-
istence, IL it ever had any,"
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), BIRD. shoofinr i'm Rhode Island.

PRoyIDEScE, R. L, August 27.-At tne
Narragansett. Gun-Club grounds, NJ New Sus
port, this afternoon, match for $l,ooo i
side-twenty-fve birds-was shot by Car
roll Livingston and T. c. Van Buren, against
y. B. Roche and A. j. Thornhill, OF Lon.
don. The match was won. by the Englshs-
men. who killed thirty-tWo birds to twenty
six for Livingston and Van Buren,. Much
money changed hands.
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VEGETINE
WILL CURE BRONCHITIS.

4. " WILL CURE BRONCHITIS.
49,. :. t-. CINCINNATI, April Q. 1877.
II. r. Stevens, Esq: ..-
Dear Sir,-I have been afflicted with Brochtis for
several months, and have used your ,VEGETINE,
and 1t has effected radical cure and can conscien-
tiously recommend it to the public:
- SAMUEL BAILEY,
COZ west Fifth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. Bailey is gentleman of influence and afliu-
encc, aud we'll known in Cincinnati. @ 80, r.
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VEGETINE.

1t extends Its influence into every part of the hu-
man organism, commencing with its foundation
correcting diseased action, and restoring vital pow
crs, creating healthy formation and publication
of the blood driving out disease, aud leaving ma
ture 10 perform lis allotted task. ..-
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vEGETIEE.
HTEGETINE.l
WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT IT..
CINCINNATI, April 6, 1877,

+: ttL. Et CINCINNATI, April 6, 1877.
Hr. Stevens:
For several years have suffered Will the CatdTrh.
I tried everything, used doctor, and went down TO
Hot Spring, Ark, last summer; but still nothing
helped until heard Of VEGETINE; but I did not
believe in II at first, at last thought would try
4 genIleman:s advice TO try bottle or TWO yet and
must say it helped me slowly, but L am perfectly
we'll now. advise every family to have IT In the
house, especially in spring, for would not be with.
out IT, You will save your Doctors piils. ..aa-
Yours truly, --.. &. MOOYLING,
No. 0 Fifteenth street.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLS Hrs BROTHER. lon
Wednesday night last, as John Drury, OF
Biair's Valley, son OF Ignatius Drury, was
on bis way home. he met his brother Joseph
on the road leading to his fathers house.
After conversing few moments together,
Joseph drew from his pocket small re-
voIver and fred several shots in the air /;
nfter which he handed it to his brother
John. with the request that he should dis
charge the remainder Of the loads. John
took the revolver, and rs he raised it in the
air it was prematurely discharged, the ball
entering the neck OF bis brother Joseph,
who exclaimed, 81 am shotl !" and immedi-
ately fell upon his face at the feet OF his
brother. John, overwhelmed and frenzied
with grief, took his brother in his arms to
bear him home; but alas! before ne bad
gone but n few. steps from the scene OF the
accident Joseph had breathed his last. The
news of this terrible tragedy soon spread
and. assistance coming, the unfortunate
young mans corpse was borne home 10 ms
bereaYed parents. Thus by the careless
handling Of firearms promising young man
has been hurled into eternity, and an entire
family driven to despair by griet'-HagerS-
toae7a Neaos.
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yEGETINE
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE.
WORCESTER,

.s..' - ,r--- pr WORCESTER.
This is 10 certify that your VEGETINE has cured
me of Bronchitis !; anu would recommend II as
an Invaluable medicine for Colds, Coughs, ana the
infiammalions that followthem upon the throat and
lungs. ,., Lam, very cspectfnlly,
GEORGE Fl. ULLMAN.
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SENATOR sPEScER-TEE BLACK HILLS -
Washington, August %. Senator Spencer
hes returned FROM the Black Hills. Hesays,
that the mining country is richer than was
anticipated by the most hopeful, and that
civilization Is already farther advanced tllan3
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for the ADVANCEMENT Of
Science.

Z ST. LOUIS, August 2L-The Association
for the Advancement OF Science have elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
PniadeIpsia; Wice,pfesidents, s sa 3. Lang.
ley Of Allegheny city, aIa Major J. w
Secretary. G. A. Little, OF Georgia; Trea.
surer, W. F. VauX, of Philadelphia. The
permanent secretary,F. W. Putnam, holds
over. The next session OF the Association
will be held at Saratoga on the third We'd
nesday Of August next year. n
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Saratoga Races.

i SARATOGA, August, 27.-First race--one
.miie-Bramble winner; Patriot, second;
Kate Claxton, third, Time, 1:454.
Second race-one and aquarter miles
Rhodamanthus winner; Kilburs, second !;
Helmsnan, third. Time, Ola.
Third race-tbrce' quarters OF mile
Fus1lade winner; Egypt, second; Snow
den, third. Time, 1:17s.
Fourth and last race-two and quarter
miles over eight hurdles-Deadhead win
ner; Dalgasian, second; Disturbance,
third. Time, 3:544. +fs
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:: ," APOLLINARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS s''~ '
= NATURAL MINERAL WATER, +.
HIGHLY ,EFFERVESCENT.

APPROVED by the Academic de Medecine OF
France, and its sale in France authorized bYspecial
order of the French Government.
Recommended ny the highest MEDICAL AU-
THORITIEs In New York as an
"A great relief for sea-sickness."
"A delightful beverage, mildly antacid, most
grateful and refreshing." 50
"Far superior to ylchy, Settler, or any other.n
" Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior to all
ortdaily use; free from all the objections urged
against Croton and Artlcially -aerated waters" -,
Impregnated only with It's own gas"
Z" Healthful and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases OF acute disease, T. NJ and where there is
equity diathesis.'' E,< 1851 49, -
ssBy far the most agreeable, alone or mixed with
wine; useful In Catarrls Of Stomach or Bladder,
and in Gout."! e 1919 ssa ~
!" Not only luxury, but a necessity
To be had of oil WINE merchants, grocers, drug
gists, and mIneral.water dealers throughout the
United States, and wholesale Of ~
FREDERICK DE barry % CO.,
/ Sole Agents for the United States and Canada, Z
bio. IL and 45 Warren street, New York.
Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
Ss PICTORIAL label OF the II
1APeLLINAR1s coMP'Y LIMITED, LONDON.
/ ss; fau 2s-W,F&Sf&eowsm1 ss 4. - s.,
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3 vEGETINE
WITHOUT a RIVAL.

ANNA, ILL.,, January 10, 1877.
En-. r. StecenS, Boston, Mass: .-..r ...-..
Dear Sir,-Your VEGETINE stands without rival
in this country AS au Alternative It has no equal
consider 1t valuable remedy for Rheumdttc Com
plants especially. My stock OF drugs would be in
complete withoutit. Very respectfully yours,
-. -..... q. Z. PARKS, Druggist,
..i - ...- ,,. Anna. Ill.
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Il Hfosscl DeacrsUfsye Letter.

- hhUStca ASusssch5WshtG ASxsSSkss
The following letter from Rio de Janeiro
gives NOT bud idcaoi the country. Il Is
short md sweet, particularly the last para.
graph
RIO DEJANEIRo, July 10, 1873.
.;s Editors Disp tcs his Is q queer place
among the hiIls--tte houses OF stone, mostly
two stories, with no chimneys. The streets
ARE very narrow the main street is only
twenty feet, Including a three. foot sidewalk
on each side. 81 I, s, ,'t j
Is The gard vegetables now (wintert are
about the same as with Us, except smaller.
The domestic fowls and animals the same,
though much smaller. r. /
Sundnys are o rarity. You sometimes see
in ADVERTISEMENT, 9. Closed on Sundays
They have Botanical Garden, but It
hardly paid me to walk eight miles to see it.
The large sweet oranges are only one
half cent apiece, but very soon decay.
Yours pectfuHy,za.st HANDSPRING.
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VEGETINE

does not act as catharic 10 dcbilitate the bowels,
but cleauses all the organs. enabling each to per-
form the functions devolving upon it. ..
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VEGETINE

has never failed to effect cure, giving tone and
strength to the system debilitated by disease. .'
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tEGETINE..

No medicine has attained such great reputation
rs this justly. celebrated compound. H. 81.
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We continue 10 quote: q
NEW DARK. "
Lugs..Common TO medium, 1.5C@132; mc:.rn
to good, s3@S4. ...s
Leaf-Comlnon, sf@s5; medium, s5@G; good,
$S@$l0; tine, 1854.
BRIGHT.
LngS-CQmmon colnry, S3@54.
FiHers-Common. $4@S5; medium, S5G9s7 ::
GOOD, S7Mil0: fine, $l06S13. .
Sm0ktrs.-C Common. S7@SS.50: medium. 500
s1l: good, Si0QL&i3; hne, $15@31S; fancy, 81 8
iFrupperS.-Common, s12Gsl5: medium. $1s
Gos25: good, :30@St5; fine. $G0@$7o; fancy,
S75M:90.
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SUPPRESSION OF THE MENSES.
(. CASE STATED BY DIR. j. C. BOARDMAN,
OF TRENTON, NEW JERSEY.
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Flour.

Fine, So; superhnc. S3.75@:4: cxtrs. 81 500
S4.75: common family, *5@s5.60 rancy trarA+,
Sc. Market dull.
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER DATED AUGUST l7TH,
/ 1878.
! Mrs. - for three years suffered suppression OIL
the 1nenses, which obstinatcly resisted treatment
until very recently, when | prescribed for her me
Buffalo Ltthia Water. which, taken III snlal l,lani
1ips for three mouths, resulted in cnlire relief
This case Is very strong one, certainly In support
of The claim which you make for this wafer OF spe
cial adaptation 10 the peculiar diseases Of women.
will add that regard The water as Invaluable
au 22-eod4t
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BUFFALO LlTH1A WATER.
TT'HE BUFFALO L1THIA WATER
FOR TIE
PECULIAR MALADlES OF WOMEN.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET.
aaEISE EETE..s.iG9nHsE.

MINIATURE ADMINISTRATORS 2s. 1878.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, August II, 1873,
OFFERINGS REJECTED To SECRETARY
els. tt 1917 - ~
CORN White. 2O4 bushels
OATS.-1GS bushels,
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The YelIou-Fcver.
AT. NEW ORLEANS.

= NEW ORLEANS, August 27.-Ope hum
.dref and ninety.four new cases OF feyerand
forty-nine deaths were reported to-day.
The death list to-day includes eight chill
dren under seven years of age. -.
4 dispatch from Port Eads reports one
death and three new cases there. One Of
the two Howard nurses left there by DR..
Stone is:reported sick.
Collector Smith has been authorized by
the Treasury Department to purchase 100
gallons Of carbolic acid to disinfect the Gus
tom-hoIse.
!, A number OF gentlemen Of this city have
organized charitable association during
The prevalence of the yellow-fever under
the name OF "The! New Orleans Peabody
Subsistence Association" for the purpose
of collecting provisions. breadstutfs, and
other articles of food, and distributing the
same in rations to the destitute in the city
Of New Orleans. The depot OF supplies
will be at No. 80 Tchopitoulas street, and to
the extent Of the same acquisitions upon the
president, L. T. Delhoudc, by, the proper
officers OF the different charitable associa-
tions Of New Orleans, Will be filled prompt
ly. The movement is endorsed by the
Mayor, as follows: o. r1 .s.!:.
81 cordially approve the movement con-
templated by the above.
Sc. PILLsBURY. Mayor"
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2leIllllea.a!! stZl!
.r,-rsp ). Il AUGUST IS. 1878.
pANvfILE. !

,1,>.,..,o,t,e,, cc OK tho Richmond Dispatch.l
tCo'feop0" t.crsr o.. 1879.
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VEG EFT IN E
... .rs a

We G ETINE,
80. .,.. .rr. ,.-.. III. f'ssa- =. 10 r
.1a~g 1~,t,p pro prepared pared by 1".@ ~
R.rsTEvENs, BOSTON, MASS. ri
..... .s5:s - as.E,", " Il. !.
vEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lau as-w&stse27l
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To be had of oil VINE merchants, groeers, drug
gists, and mlneral.water dealers throughout the
United States, and wholesale of
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THE PARENT OF M

The parent OF insomnia or ~wakefulness is
In nine cases out Of ten a dyspeptic stomach.
Good digestion gives sound sleep, indiges-
ton interferes with it. The brain and
stomach sympathize. One Of the promin-
ent symptoms of a weak state of the gastric
organs is a disturbance Of the great nerve
enttepot, the brain. Invigorate the stom-
ach, and you restore equilibrium to the
great centre. A most reliable medicine for
the purpose is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which is far preferable to mineral sedatives
and powerful narcotics WHICH, though they
may tor q time exert a soporfic influence
upon the brain, soon cease to act, and invar-
iably inja.re the tone of the stomach. The
Bitters, on the contrary, restore activity to
the operations of that all important organ,
and their beneticent influence is reflected in
sound sleep and u tranquil state of the>ner-
VOWS system. A wholesome impetus is like
wiee given to the action Of the liver and
bowels by its use.
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Server Pasha, the Foreign Minister and
Ole of the plenipotentiaries, telegraphed
yesterday that the Grand Duke Nicholas
was ready to sign the p~ortocol of peace
prelimillaries under reserve of Interior ne
gotiations. The Grand Vicier, in reply to
Server Pasha's dispatch, authorized him to
sign the armistice and peace preliminaries.
All military movements and emigration of
Mussulmen have been stopped.
ST. PETERSBURG, january O.-The COM
mander of the Russian steamer Constantine
reports that he left Sebastopole for a cruise
on the 22d inst. He approached Batoum on
the 18th, where there We're seven Turkish
vessels, and sent q Whitehead torpedo,
against a screw steamer on guard outside
and sank her Immediately. The crew were
all drowned. The Constantine then RETURN
ed to Sebastopole. y
ST. PETERSBURG, February 1.-Mucin in
dignation is expressed Inv official circles at
the suspicious which i'm some quarters of
London have been cast upon Russia's good
faith regarding the p%rolongation of the
armistice negotiations. 1t is declared that
formal Instructions We're sent. not once, bu.
repeatedly, to headquarters to negotiate an
armisticc immediately if the basis of peace
were accepted This prebably refers to the
speech of Gross, the Home Secretary, in the
House of Commons last night.
CoNsTANTINopLE, February Hobart
Pasha's fleet has arrived from Batoum,
bringing ten battalions. Deryish Pasha is
shortly expected. No news from the peace
plenipotentiaries.
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SUM M 0NS.

IN THE COTfRT QF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT Of the'Ierritory OF Mon
tana. in and for the County OF Meagher.
LUCY A. DUNN, Plhintif,-
against
FREDERICK p. DUNN, Defendant. y
The People of the Territory of Montana send.
greeting to Frederick p. Dunn, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an. action
brought against you by the above named plalntl11 IN
the District Court of tire Third judicial District OF
the Territory of Montana, i'll and for the county OF
Meagher, and to answer the complaint fleu thereln
within ten days exclusive of the day Of .seryice)
after the service on you Of this summons-lt served
within this county !; or, ii served. out oil tnis county,
but in this district, twenty days; otherwise, Wlthln
forty days-or judgment by default VIII pc taken
against you, according to the prayer OF SAID COM
plant. .a.:
solving the bonds of matrimony eXistihg between
the plaintiff and you, the said defendant.
And YOU are hereby notified that II you51iu toap-
near and answer the said complaint, rs above re-
nnuired, the said plaintiff will ask to have Your de-
| 1nault. aud for the reliefprayed for IN her compliant.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the District
Court of the Third judicial District OF
~ the Territory of Montana, IN and for the
SEAL. county of Meagher, this - .ay OF Feb-
ts rtlary, in the year OF our Lora one tnoh-
sane, eight hundred and seventy-elght..
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States.
.tAuqust4 4, 1877. The Dictionary used in the
Government Printing Office is Webster's Una
bridgel.'' ~
Published bye. & C..MERR1AM, Springfield,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-07
NOTICE. NO MINERS.
United States Lard Onlce, D.
Helena. M n ,JnDunry Iifh. 1A7S

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Camp Baker, Meagher county, Montana Territory,
has this day fled his application TO enter as agricnl-
tural land, under the presumption laws, the e half
of the 5 i quarter of section p, and the Il half of
the n Il quarter of section p, in township No. II
north rangeaNo. 4 east, which land lis suspended
from entity.
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will had
at this Office on the Goth day of February, "A. d.
1878, AT IL O'Clock a. H., to determine as to the
mineral or non-nlineral character Of said land, and
testimony to be used upon said ifsaring will be
taken before William Gaddis, a Notary Public lat
Iamp Baker, nj. T., ON the, 10th tas OF February,
A. ID. 1878, ut 10 O'Clock IL. m. 1t Is alleged there
are no known miners, nor mining Improvements,
upon said land. j. III. MOE, Register.