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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-09
LEGAL NOTICES
CHANCERY SALE
OF
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No. 4lls, I-Chanocry Court of shelby county
W. Y. e. Humes ct al firm of Humes * POston.
vs.. John K. Allen ct al.
DY virtue of an interlOeutOry decree for sale
ID made in the above cause on the I'd day OF
March 1882, AMI entered March Z. 1852. NJ. b. 81.
page 35I. will sell public auction, % the high
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office, Courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, May ;, ISs2,
within legal hours the following described, prop
erty, situated in shelby county, Tenn, to wit
The undivided hslf interest OF John r. Allen in
and TO lots 4, 10 % H. as designated upon plan
OF subdivision adopted snd of r cord In OF G..
=. Ahea ct al. Vs. John R. Allen. No S9Ss X. ID. OF
this court decree r-ndeTed April 6 1870 rtition
ing the properly among The heirs of VIM =. Allen,
dece ,sed sid lot No fronting - feet 81 inches
on the south line Of Vance street and extending
back souhwsr.t'y betwe N parallel lines 15o feet
to alley; said lot 10 and IL fronting each Al
feet iLches the east line OF Aliens avenue
and extending back eastwardly Isl ct inches
between parallel lines being Iortlon of the lots
so convey decreed u C.. s. Allen in sand parti-
ton suit
Terms of Saloon a credit OF six months; pur-
cfasers executing notes with approved security,
bearing interest en- re tame 1; redemption barred
This April Z. 1872.
r. J. BLACK Clerk and Master.
l. W. Humes, Metcalf & Walker, Solicitors for
Al
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HoNEsTY Is the best policy IN medicine az
well as in other things. Ayers Sarsaparilla
is a genuine preparation, an unequaled
spring medicine ami blood purifier, deciis dly
superior to all others IN the market. ial
nroYes It
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Columbus, O., April ga meeting Of The
State R-publican Central Committee ms =
been called for Columbus, April l4.h, 10 fix
the time and place Of holding the next State
Convention.
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S.tur,lny, NAV 3, Iss2,
CHANcERY SALE
RE Al ES TATE


No. 4222, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby County
Matte B. Jones, Assignee, use, etc. vs.. John II.
Allen Ct al.
10y virtue of an interlocutory decree for safe,
ID made in the above cause on the ID day OF
March 1882, sd entered Msrsh ., 1852, NJ B. 81
o. sI will sell. At public auction, TO the highest
bidder in front of the Clerk and Masters othce,
courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis, Iennes-
see, on -, ..a,
Saturday, May I3, 1852,
within legal hours. the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-Hit;
The undivided half i.teIcst Of John X. Allen IN
and to lots 4 10 and Il, designs ted upon plan
of subdivision adopted and OF record in case q
g S. Allen ct al vs. John X. Allen. No. SgsS j. Of
this Court cree rendered Apul g, BIO taitition-
ing the property among the heir of Will an =
Allen &c, cassd id lot No fronting - iest -
inches on Inc south n. vi Vance Atftct- ai.d e1-
lending u 4ck snuthwardly between parallel lines
$50 feet 10 alley; lots 10 and III fronting each
Al feel in, hes on the east line Of Alens enue.
and extending back easlwsrdly ls2 feet 3 inches
between paral CT lines bel u PORTION OF the lots
so conveyed ce-recd TO G. > All IN said par
ttiOn suit
Terms Of sale-On a credit of Fix months, pur-
chasa,s executing ntes ritD approved security,
beari < Interest lieu retained ieuehpuoh
barred. This Ap'il = iSs2-
r.. J. BLACK Clerk and Master.
Humes * Postou, soils. for Compl'ts
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REWARD.
$500 Reward

YE win pay the above reward Cor sny iase 81
i7eT COuplslnt. Dyspeps4s. sick He idaeiie, lnoi-
.,eion Cas.i ration OF COstiveuess ge cannot cure
10 WesT Vegetable Liver Pills. when the stIec-
.lonE are sLaciiy complied with. They are surely,
Vegetable, aud neVer tai 70 give sa,isiaction.
suzAr-c0atcd. large boxes. containing , pits =
cent?. FOR sale bS all druggist Beware 81 eoun-
trrfeiis and tznllaLiHns The genuine ~ inntac-
Jared only ~ JOHs e. " Ell a CO. 49, PIN
Maker . lsi and iSs W Madison street, t:hici :
FEES triai pss<see q ~ ~ tosn. pr "a on re-
oeis, o. s-eczt slSgr5s FOR sale By Renkeri,
S16 Main street. kCsnIlh
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LOTTERY.
TheLITTLEH HAVANA COMPANY

Supplement TO Royal Havana Lottery
Takes Place "Wednesday. April 10, IsS2.
NEW SCHEME-I5.OOO Tickets only 81
eHeh-e72 Prizes GUS. Currency Sl6.S09.
Desiring % meet the very general demand for
Low-priced Tickets, we have devised a Supplement
tary Series of Prizes bas=d upon the Regular Draw
National Republican., 1882-09-26
Police Court Notes.

Julia Banks, q notorious coored woman was
fined $40 or thirty days on the farm, for breaking
the door and lock of the first precinct station
house, where she was confined for disorderly con l.
duct.
Hattie Burley and Hattie Wells, both colored
were charged with mutual threats. They got into
fight and pounded and bit each other. Judge
Smell dismissed the case.
Mary Thompson threatened to put more shot in
Eliza Taylor than all the doctors could take out
and has been placed under bonds to keep the
peace.
Frank Bell, colored, was charged with two cases
of assault. He got drunk Saturday night and
chased two men, cutting them with "A knife. He
was given six months in one case and thirty days
in the other
John Johns and william Hill. colored newsboys,
got fighting about trade matters. Hill was fined
for starting the fight,
Luther McGarrlky was charged with being an
missed.
Hugh Murphy was charged with violating the
building regulations by moving woodshed with
out permit from its site in the middle of the lot
to place beside the adjoining fence. The case
William Moore, a veteran tramp, was ushered
into Judge Snells presence, and when asked for
plea said he would appeal. The Court gave
him thirty days in the workhouse for something
to appeal from, but Moore said he bad expected
ninety days, and guessed he could stand one
month.
Edward Hofnagle was char ged with carrying a
pistol. little boy testified to the prisoner being
drunk on Sunday and pointing the pistol at him.
Judge Smell fined him $50 or ninety days.
Linda Nichols, an old coloreu woman, was
ing the iaiter's clothing She was fined IS. s. '''
Elias Solomon, a butcher and Mary Kelly, a
huckster, got into a dispute at the street mar
ket Solomon was fined so or thirty days for as
Amelia Lancaster, colored girl, was charged
with stealing a. suit Of clothes from her father.
them @ to her Beau, who was hard up She was sent
TO jail for three months.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
SERGEANT MASON

Part Of Holmead's property. Plea SAINT
W. Fitzgerald TO Mary NJ. Wolter, SO 900.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Special Deputy Grand Master Of Odd Fellows
Marion Colbert visited Marley Encampment OF the
order in this city, last night
The September terms of the circuit court for the
city, Judge James Keith presiding, and the county
court Judge James Saugsler presiding, commenced
in this city yesterday.
The United States circuit and district courts
Judge Hughes presiding, Will meet in this city ON
Wednesday, the 4th of october, when the case of
the United States against the Alexandria Canal
Company will probably be taken up.
Peter Smith, colored who has been confined in
the jail of this city for several days past suspi-
a cDlored girl in Alexandria County, was yester-
day morning taken before Justice Robinson, of
that county, who ordered his discharge, there
being no evidence against him.
Inspector G. w. HawXhurst reports recent Rrri-
walls at the river front as follows; schooner Rod
ney Parker jeremiah Parker, master, to load coal
for Aliens Point Conn.,, by American Coal Co. [;
schooner Ostrich, ]. H. Bnssells, master, from Nor
folk with lumber for j. H. d. SmOot schooner G.
a. Kirwan, j. r. Kirwan, master, from Baltimore,
with shingles for J. II. d. SmoOt; schooner Robert
Baltimore, by G. Y. worthingtOu & Son; schooner
| sophia I. Wlnterton, W, w. Jackson master, with
! guano for W. A. SmoOt & Co.; schooner Warren
sawyer, j, ii. Crle, MASTER from Nova Scotia Wi III
] plaster for Herbert Bryant; schooner W. p. Hood,
John Emerson, master, TO load coal for Providence,
/ by American Coal Co.. steamer Sue, w, c. Geog'
/ he. an, master, from baltimore, with merchandise
=" Mckenzie, master, 10 load coal for New
| Haven, by Anne lean Coal Co. steamer Norfolk
J. n. ShI opihire, master, from Philadelphia With
merchandise for +. A. Reed & Co.. steamer f. O.
Knight, !. K Chichester, MASTER from New York
/ with merchandise for r. A. Reed x Co.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
From North CnroIIna.

To the Editor OF The REPUBLICAN:
SALEM, N. c., Sept Owe are in the
midst of a struggle in North Carolina to
redeem the State from the oppressive rule
of the Bourbon Democracy. And the thanks OF
our people are due to you for your able editorials
in this behalf. AS the Readjusters in Virginia
succeeded with the powerful aid of THE REPuB-
LIcAN in wrestling the scepter of power from the
Bourbon Democrats, SO l trust with your
aid the coalition movement may succeed in
North Carolina. For the last ten years the
Republicans have been beaten in this State by
q majority averaging about ten thousand. These
votes are offered to the Republicans by the
Liberal Democrats In the lead OF whom are such
able leaders heretofore in the Democracy rs Gen
eral Leach, Colonel Price, Clingman, Johnston,
and others These men stand squarsly with the
Republicans upon the most important planks in
our platform, that of the rights of majoriies
to control our local county government af
fairs, fair and honest elections. and u more lib
eral system of public education. II the Republic
cans would stand solidly together in the campaign
we would carry the state by ten thousand major
ity secure the legislature, one United States Sena-
tor, and an apportionment giving to the Republic
cans four or five members Of Congress. The Re-
publicans would be solid but for two or three men
in the party who aspire to monopolize the official
patronage of the party in this State, and who,
rather than others should share In this, would see
the partyidefeated. Frequent appeals to them in
THE REPUBLICAN, may induce them TO give the
cause their aid. ID. ii. S.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
Activity nt the whnryes.

Harbomaster Sutton reports the following ar
rivals at the wharves: Barge Alexander Shaw,
Captain Myers, 100 tons coal for G. Sheriff, Sixth
street wharf schooner Howard Ogden, Captain
Reed, 30 cords wood for G. 4. Sheriff; schooner
for H. L. Biscoe; schooner Peri, Captain Nash, 65
cords wood for Johnson d Bros; schooner Uriah
Horner, Captain Weston. 80 cords wood for j. o.
Carter; schooner Three Brothers, Captain Taylor
25 cords wood for J. o. Carter; sloop Hulse, Cap
tain Rowe, 200 bushels oysters for market; barge
John W. Garden, Captain Fields, 1lo tons coal for
Holmes. Captain Lyman, 49i tons coal for Stephen
son g. Bros; barge William A. Smoot, Captain
Pyles, 1lS tons coal for John Miller schooner @,
G. Lane, Captain Lane, $50 tons coal for c. H. Bur
CESS; schooner Brewster, Captain Jenkins, 375
punches fish for r. A. Golden; sloop Mollie Cap
tain Carroll 375 punches fish for K. A. Golden +;
steamer Sue, Captain Goehegan, merchandise for
Stephenson ~ Bros.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
A MASONIC PAGEANT.
Arrange rncnts for che Great knights Tenn
.pIar's Conclnye Next Year.


Mr.. win A. Short of this city who is interesting
himselfi in gathering facts relative to the great
gathering of knights TemplaE in San Francisco
next year says The triennial committee of the
Grand Commandery of California held Oil import
ant meeting in that city recently to discuss mat
ters concerning the conclave of the Grand En-
campment to be held during August next year.
and there were present about forty past command
lowing officers: r. e. Sir William o. Gould, vice.
president; R. Z. Sir Thomas Il. Caswell, treas
uTer, and r. L. Hiram /. Graves, secretary.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company sent
q communication saying that the rates to San
FRANCISCO from Omaha or Kansas City via Deming
Ogden will be s7P for the round trip, during the
days; from st. Louis via FL Paso or; Kansas City
and return the same way the fare will be $50. No
terms have yet been given by the hotel and board
ing house keepers. but the committee think that
with the facilities offered in the suburban towns
of Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley. and others COM
Portable quarters will be had for all the visitors.
Willis were appointed Especial committee on tie
programme Of the exercises and the list of prizes
The Triennial Union of San Francisco, social
organization of knights Templar and other fami-
lies, who will assist In the reception of the guests
during the triennial conclave, held its annual
meeting the same evening and elected officers. Sir
knight Searles reminded the Triennal Union til at
1t had taken upon its hands q large contract when
it agreed to provide for the triennal conclave OF
1883. Said he: " If everything moves smoothly
and promises well in the spring think the num-
Der of Sir Knights and ladies who will come 10
San francisco from the Eastern States will far out
number our most sanguine expectations. 1t con-
sequently become necessary for you to work to
see that these people shall be properly provided
lost Preparations should begin at once. II the
multitude that may come does reach here there
will not be room enough for them in San Fran
cisco. There should be now less talk and moro
National Republican., 1882-09-26
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current TrnnsRetIons nj the various Dis
trfet O0iccs.


Building permits were issued yesterday TO d.
Fitzgerald to build one brick stable in alley be-
tween East Capitol and streets and First and
Second streets northeast to cost 800. Charles
Mades to mako repairs Mt ia Third street north =
west TO cost $40. @. g. Cornish to build one brick
dwelling on First between aud streets south
west TO cost $500. John Sherman TO make repairs
at l4lb Rhode Island avenue to cost 500.
The building occupied as the health Office Is TO
be sold October nt auction.
The contract for improving Eleventh street
southeast which was awarded some time ago TO
y M. Blundon, was yesterday re-awarded to Mr.
Morris Fitzgerald as FIRST recommended.
In the consideration of the subject OF District
estimates for the next fiscal year the necessity for
new valuation of taxable property has forced
itself upon the mind of Commiss West so that
he is prepared TO go TO Congress for authority and
he is confident that such assessment will result in
reduction of the rate to 81 per hundred for 1884
and at the same time increase the revenues
largely.
The application of Alois jana for the position
OF additional policeman was several days ago re-
ieired BY the Commissioners TO the attorney fol
the District for opinion as 10 his eligibility fol
having served neither IN the Army or Navy. Mr.
Riddle yesterday returned the papers with n re.
port, in which, after stating that the law is against
Mr. jana, says that while the law may work
hardship with many deserving persons, he think.
the remedy Is alone with Congress. He states thai
Congress certainly showed no disposition L
change the law during its late session. when 1t bae
the bill TO increase the police force under consid
Grafton in the Hou sc,
National Republican., 1882-09-26
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-COtton lower and quiet; mid
ding 12c Flour steady; Howard street and Western
superfne 90 00Gs3 G2 do extra 50 1904 So do family,
a 1896 co. City Mills superhne 90 COCA rs: do extra,
% 1906 25 do Rio brands s5 5O@5 75 Pa,apsco mi "
60 80; do superatIve patent, n CO. Wheat-Southern
steady; Western opened lower, advanced and closed
easy southern red. 81 030ll 0s; do amber q 07dQ l3
thelatter fancy; No; Maryland q 0eAqgl lsi No
Western winter red SPOT II 0itp0pl O5ss; September,
sl 0sx6gl O5J5; October, Ui9s@l 0i1s: November.
81 05Js0l o. December q 0I@l ON; January, Il Os
@ll OsIs. Corn-SOuthern higher Tor yellow; white
lower Western shade better, firm. and inactive;
Southern white. 7Oc; do yellow, 81; Western mixed,
spot Sic asked September 75C bid; October 74c ed;
November, Ss@6s}sc; November and or December,
old b0l, 59sSC; January BIC bid. Oats higher;
Southern. 426Itc; red rust proof, tO@l2c; Western
white 436D4ic; do Mixed 4Od4ac; Pennsylvania, 42sp
44c Rye lrn at T0dI3c. Hay steady; prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland. $40 OOnl70l Provisions
firm; mess pork s2S 81; bulk moats-shoulders and
l2se clear rib sides ig9tc; hams, ICA@i7y,c. Lard
creamery 26lp32c, Eggs lower and quiet At g2c. Pc
troleum firm; refined, 9h@9}5c Coffee dull Rio
goes, ordinary 10 fair. Ts4g9sc. Sugar higher and
hrm A son, 9)sc, Whisky quiet at 81 2J@l ~
National Republican., 1882-09-26
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Gainesville, Ca, will soon have a car factory.
Northern railroads are getting cross-ties from
Florida.
A Boyle County (Ky) farmers gross receipts from
thirty-three acres Of potatoes were $3.50.
Mr. Frank Mitchell, of Maryland, captured q
5O0-pound sea-turlle in the Chesapeake near Kent
Island, last week.
The only cork-tree in Tallahassee Fla, was
blown down by the late storm, 1t was thirty feet
high and in thrifty condition.
Colonel Neal Beall, Of Brooke County, W. Va.
sold 10000 pounds Of wool recently, all sheared
from his own sheep. at thirty-nin cents per
pound.
In the overiowed district of the parish Of st.
Laundry, Louisiana, malarial fever is prevalent,
causing great distress among the people, also in
Richand, Madison, Lincoln, and Carroll par
ishes.
General John j. Good, o, prominent, lawyer of
Dallas, u native of Mississippi, and adlutant
general Of the Trans -Mississippl Department in
The Confederate service, died at FL Paso, Tex In
his ffty-second year. on Monday.
Mr. L. G. Hewitt, of New Smyrna, Fla, says the
Enterprise Herald, has produced this season, from
l50 colonies of bees, 81 900 pounds OF honey This
has brought him the handsome sum of S2,l00.
Here is an industry g make the pot boil while the
orange grove is growing.
A few days ago several boys were searching q
newly ploWed field near the battle ground Of
AntieLam and reaPed harvest Of relics in the
shape Of musket balls, Two bullets were dis
covered with their points welded together, show
ing that they had met in mid-air.
Thirteen acres Of rice cut by Mr. John Richard
August az Yielded 9 being en- yease
o. 7ll1 bushels per acre. tCn-aoe field on Rich
mond plantation yielded $50 bushels, or an aver
age Of little over So bushels peracre.
General John Payne, tho honoIed father Of our
esteemed citizens, William and Robert Peyne, IS
probably the Oldest pensioner on the United States
pension rolls. He is 81 year, old, and has besn
drawing a pension for the loss of an arm in the
service ever since the year lS20-siXty-two yeaIE.
Warsaw (Ry) IRdep0ldeni.
| loss of hair and gravness which often mar the
National Republican., 1882-09-26
REAL ESTATE.
The 0mcIaI Trnnsnctions ms Recorded
Yesterday.

The OmcIaI Trnnsactions ms Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. +. olmstead pr esents the following trans
actions in real estate In the District yesterday, as
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
On Fifteenth street west. between and Q street s
NORTH sublot &c. square 19i (23 feet inches front
by 100 feet, Thomas ]. Parker to Joseph T. Lough-
ran, 81, 900.
On Third street west, between 1 and K streets
NORTH sublots TO- H. IL, and 49, square $50 6l feet
inch front by 90 feeD, oliver Cox to Elizabeth NJ.
Patch, 81, ,s0O.
On Rhode Island avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets west, subot 10S, square 500 (3211
feet front by depth), Oliver Cox TO Elizabeth NJ
Patch, 81 200.
On Sixteenth street west, between and Q streets
NORTH sublot 49, square 1S0 22 feet inches by ITO
feet, Charles B. Pearson TO J. F. olmstead,.
sS,71250.
.Padsworth, lots a. and 4, J. F. II. Halls sub
division, John Jay Knox, commissioner Freed
mems Savings and Trust Company, to Allen G
Clark, s125.
Old Georgetown, part oflots 30 and So, william
King ct al., executors, to John Henry Kettner,
3.
Part Of Holmeads property. Pleasant Plains, N.
W. Fitzgerald to Mary NJ Wolter, 50 900.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & co.
Or. Frazier's Root Bitters,

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram -shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act ctstrongly upon the liver aud
Kidneys, keep the bowels open aud regular, make
.he weak strong, heal the lungs. build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the Head, tend
ing 10 Apoplexy Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, scrolulous Humors
and Sores, Tatter, Ring Worm, White Swelling.
Erysipelas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
nom Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence and to females in delicate health, Fraziers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: "Ihaye used two bottles of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever Used.
From the first dose took began to mend. and
am in perfect health and teel as well as ever
did. Iconsider your medicine one of the greatest
blessings" Mrs NJ. MARTIN,
Cleveland, Ohio
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY x CO., Sole propHetors,
Tu&F G. Veaey street. New York City.
TNVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
EI al REASONABLE RATES
AT THE REPC CBilGAA OFFICE
National Republican., 1882-09-26
WEST WASHINGTON.

Bruce White, colored. so years of age, living on
Jefferson avenue, was sent to the hospital yester-
day through the sanitary office OF the police de-
partment
Arrived yesterday: Schooner George Bowdoin,
Phillips master, from Baltimore, with fertilizer for
q. Il. Dunlop.
The canal boats H. NJ. Talbot and G. T. Dunlop
brought yesterday to Hartley & Bro. 100 bushels
of wheat and 900 bushels of corn.
One thousand two hundred bushels of wheat
sold on Change yesterday at from slo2 to sl0615,
and 500 bushels at 81 05&.
Street lamps Will not be lighted TO. night.
High tide, Tuesday, September 26, 1882: $50 O..
M. and 6;59 p. m.
The threatening weather last night prevented a
very full gathering at Bud Eagleston's tent but
the aLtendance was nevertheless very lair.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
Threeda bills
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press. r>-~--.>
New YORK, Sept. 25.-Money loaned between and
IL per cent per annum and closed at 25 per cent bid
Exchange steady at g4s24 for long and 4s71s
6D4s75a for short sight Governments were weak and
16dh per cent lower. State bonds were dull and
fraction lower for Tennessee old and mixed. Rail-
road bonds were irregular. Tho transactions aggre-
gatda 3OOO shares including Canada Southern, TO-,
YER and Rio Grande, 27,40l Erie 0,GO0; Kansas and
Texas, 9o0 Lake Shore. 25 300 Louisville and Nash
vile, 7,40G; Missouri Pacific, l7,OOO Memphis and
Charleston, 600; Northern Pacific 27,7OO Reading,
$780, ST. Paul 5000; St. Paul and omaha sOOO Texas
Pacific, 10000 Union Pacific, 2igD: Wabash Pacific,
1926 Western Union, $500; Allegheny Central, G,i0o;
Oregon and Transcontinental. $500.