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RoEardusIha Winner.

ST. LOUIS. March 9.-Ths pigeon-shootipg
match between Capt. Bogardus and DIR.
Carver fifty double birds, twenty-one yards
rise, Illinois State rules, for $3.50 a side
came of this sfternoop, and was won by
Bogsrdus, the score being eishty-one to
sereafy-niua
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GEN. RUFUS INGALLS,, the present quarter
m~ter-generai, being sixty-four years of age,
retires on the I'd Of next August. Gen. s. B.
usi.L:-I IL - -..aae 81
to the poeitior
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VIII Run as Long as Hegs Can be
Obtained.

CHICAGO, March 9.-The only founda-
lion for the published reports that Armour
& Co.'s packing house had shut down is that,
owing to the scarcity of hogs in the market,
the works have been idle for the past three
days. No employees were discharged, how
ever, and hogs are being killed as u.ual to-
dag. The works will be kept running as
long as hogs can be obtsined.
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Piited cherries, dried blackberries, dried
peas, French prunes, currsnts, raisin9, evap.
GRATED apples, peeled peaches, unpeeltd
peaches, sundried apples, dates, seedless
rsisins.
BUcRHAM & CAMPBELL, so Besle.
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Rosy cheeks aud clear complexion only ac-
company good health. Park-r's Ginger
Tonic better thsn anything, mades pure,
iica blood and brings health, joyous spirits,
strength and beauty. Ladies try h.-Ba7aor.
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LAwREScRBURG, ALA, expects 10 be
greatly benefited by the Nashville and Flor
eucs railroad, which will be flushed by the
4th af InIv
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Sioux CITY, IA, March 9.-The weather
has been blusteriDg here to-day from the
northwest, but has been mild, however, and
thaWing all day. The wind now 1870 o'clock
AMI IL moderately high, but there are inci-
cations OF a stCrn
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No Appearance of any UnusuaI Con.
Kulalnm LAl

ST. JOHN, n. B., March 9.-There is no
appearance of any violent CONFUSION Of the
elements. Fishing schooners vent out hi.
morning, the crews fearing 10 danger.
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The worst SnOw.SIOrm of the Season

ST. PAUL, MINI, March 9.-The worst
snow and wind torm of the season Is re-
ported along the line of the Northern
Pacific. Freight business west of Fargo is
entirely suspended. All passenger trains
are running with difficulty. Grafton, OAK,
suffered the most, business being entirely
suspended
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FIaya,s Candies.
Sparkling Eyes.

We manufacture al our own candies, and
knov they are pure. They hare a reputation
Which ue feel pr0lld off,
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MuIes and Horses,

In addition to large supply Of mules, /
have also 8 good lot OF horses and brood
mares.
W A FAIRIES '55.U MON street
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ANOTHER DISPATCH.

HELENA, March 9-There ia little change
in the situation here since last report. The
rile in the river, if il has risen at all, is too
slight to BE pereptible in the last tselve
hours. The gauge stands forty-six feet
eleven inches, three inches below high water
OF last spring. 1t WAS stationary at Madison
yesterday and probably falling to day. A
decline here is confidently expected Suu-
das ii not before. The WORK on the
levees is still going forward and confdeuce
in their security in this vicinity is fully re-
stored. The country beloW is all NC !sr
water, and in many places the overflow is
pouring over the levees back into the river.
Heavy loss of stock in the bottoms newt zb g.
Reports FROM Austin, Carksdale and Friars
Point, Miss, are OF most discouragiug
character, Hot a single house in any OF The
places named escaping the deluge To day
il is clear and calm, Virgins to the con-
trary Notwithstanding
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The United States made last yesr 1925
323 tons of pis-irou; almost 100000 tons
more than ever made in one year in this
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ESTA BLISHED 1910.


For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, irereas-
ing cloudiness, viii rain, Vd'm southwest veering
- colder aOr.hvest wiad,, JollOSsd By rising
hnrorzller
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Floyd's.


{. Pure ice cream erery day IN The year, fine
pastries and elegant desserts, at Foyd's.
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"WelIs's Health Remover" resio ores health
and vigor, cuIes dyspepsia, imFotenee, sex
ual debility. 81
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March "a report
comes from Wyandotte, Ks, that an aged
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A SLIGHT cold, if neglected often attacks
the lungs. Browns Bronchial Troches give
sure and almost immediate relief. Sold
only in boxer. Price 25 cents
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal C0urt-H0rrtgas,J udge.
Calendar for to-day: Nos. 81, Charles
Levy; IS, Dick Malone; 20, c. M. Lane; SO,
f Franc,
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BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE, STATISTICS
a AND MINES, NASHVILLE, March Z. 1883
4 To His Excellency, W. B. Bate Governor of Ten
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MONTREAL, March 9-The weather is
balmy as May; not enough wind 10 dislodge
snow from the trees.
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DURING the PISS, year 256 schoolhouses
were built in Arkansas.
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siIkworn Eggs,

That produce raw silk, for sale.
P. WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical silk Cultunst and Reeler,
No. $50 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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A RAPID DECLINE
Prophesied at Helena, Now That the
Turning Point Has Been Reached,
and the River is Failing.
The Flood Situation as Seen by News.
paper COrrespoBdent-1he Latest
from Greenyille.


Special to the Appeal
HELENA, March 9.-There was a scarcely
perceptible rise this morning, stationary
river ct moon, AID falling tonight. The
backwater is unprecsdentedly high from the
lullness OF tributary streams. There are
several hundred negroes just south OF here
that are about out of rations, and 20 pro-
visions for the future. Hundreds of cattle,
horses and mules are standing ia the over
fow from kues TO side deep, and are hope
Iessly abandoned in St. Francis swamp. The
river i. expected to decline rapidly for the
next ten days. 1t was father TO the hope.
Trains over the Iron Mountain and Southern
---iisUaa sro-Ai ssd0nvd esst of Forrest Cry,
owing the overflow OF the track just below
this city aud the floating Of the bridge over
PAuguille river. The weathr is bright al d
clear.
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THERE is nothing 10 the world 80 refresh
ing and healthiul az glass of effervescing
Bethesda before breakfast. For sale by
ROBINSON Apothecary.
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TELEGRAPHIC EPITOME.

Clayton, Ais, March Bob Cochran,
olored, convicted ia February for murder of NJ.
:. Drew near thu place, was hanged to-day.
Detroit, March s.-J. z. Bennett & Co.'s
rug store at Adrian was completely Quilted by
ire last night Loss SIS. 600: insurance Sll 600.
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Denver, March 9-Theodore Thomas ard
his grand orchestra have definitely arranged to
| give seiies Of seven conc srts here In June. A
| chorus of 600 yoit,es are in training
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Notice.

DARTIES having any of the mortage bonds OF
L the Holly Springs Masonic Hall, are notified
that the z all was sold under the Mortgage in May,
1850, and that the undersigned is prepared to pay
the pro rata due on said bonds when presented.
j w. FAINT. SrrviYinE Trusfaa.
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The Coolest March Ou Record.
BOSTON, March 9.-Hew England reports
the coolest March On record.
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Chicago Lunbermen.

CHICAGO, March 9.-The secret meeting of
the lumber manufAciurers of the Northwest
and Mississippi river, which has been in
session for the past two days, adjourned this
afternoon after effecting an organization and
slsciing officers, but without accomplishing
the main OH ct of the meeting, which wSs
10 limit the production of lumber for the
coming season. About three-hiths of the
manufacturers in the districts named were
represented, and the end 10 view cannot be
accomplished till the representation is unar-
imous.
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The cotton frc.ory al Huntsville IL run
ming and is rsgsrded a great success.
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"LYpIA E. PINK HAMS Vegetable COM
pound ranks first curative agent in ali
complaints peculiar to women.
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Ike Increase in tennessee Cot fass Man.
ufaciured Goods in 1SS2 Doubte That
of 1851
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ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER.

The steamer Navarro, bound frem Copen-
hagen to Lsilb, foundered during the gale
yesterday. There were eighty -oue persons,
mostly emigrants, on board, only sixteen of
whom were saved. Of the Navarre's passen-
gers, six had intended 10 embark for Amer
ica by the Anchor Line, and thirty-three
adults snd ten Infants by the State Line.
Four male emigrants named Anderson, Ho-
gelberg, Mygrsn and n. Manell were rescued
and anded at Hull. Five other passengers
are on board Dutch f.hing smack. Alto
gether, six of the crew aud TED passengers
were saved. The smack has arrived at Hull.
Survivors give the following account of
the loss OF the steamer: Tuesday, when 200
miles from Christianland, the Navarro was
struck by heavy sea, the cargo was shifted,
and Wednesday the fore hold filled. When
the fishing, smsck approached the Navarro
ten men took a boat and boarded the Ma
varre, letting the small boat adriIt. The
smack sailed around the sinking steamer,
but having no boat was unsble to render
assistance, the emisrants 10 the meantime
clingins to the rigging and The eea hing
over them. In shor; time another smack
arrived. Fifteen Of the Navsrre's men en-
deavored to reach her in another boat, but ii
swamped and all we're drowned. The steamer
arrived only in lime to rescue six persons
struggling in the water, the Navarro foun-
deriny.
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ACROSS THE WATER.
Heavy Gales in England.

LONDON, March 9.-Owing to heavy
gale the tide in the Clyde isremarkably low.
The steamers Devonia, Circassia, Msnitobsn
aud several others we're at one time aground.
The Hull fishing feet suffered seriously by
the gale. Eighty vessels of the fleet arrived
there in damaged condition. Twelve of
them lost members of their crews. Three
vessels foundered, one of them with all
hands. Similar accounts are received from
The Yarmouth fishing fleets.
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The House Consumed most of the day in
consideration of bills on fret aud ,econd
reading.
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The following report was made BY Com
missioner Hawkins Thursday, on the ststis-
tics Of the manufacture OF cotton in Tennes-
see during the veara lS8l-S2.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18

tApooQs and Knoxville had something
over II inches during the same week,
while here only one fourth Of an inch
fell tor the same period.
The Continental Guards, Of New
Orleans, are to 90 North during the
summer aud are to give series of
tableaux, representing Washington
Crossing the Delaware" Washing
ton and Lafayette at Valley Forge"
The Battle OF Camden and the
Death OF DeKalb, 1.-THE Battle of
Bunker Hill, The Battle Of Lex
iuston. 1.-THE Stormingand Capture Of
Fort Ticonderogs" and Mol Pitcher
at the Battle Of Monmouth"
The collector Of the port of Mem
phis is now Mr.. Thos. F. Cassells. He
entered upon his duties yesterday, and
the official records, documents, etc.,
pertaining to the q. s. Collectors
Office were turned over to him by ex>
Collector W. J. Smith, after little
over II years service on the part Of
the latter in the same Office. Several
round sums of money have already
passed through the hands Of Collector
Cassells, and he will disburse all the
funds to be used in the erection OF the
custom house. Mr.. Cassells gave his
bond of $50, 1000 some time ago, and it
wss accepted by the Government. 1t
contains the name of but one white
man, that of Mr.. Eaton. The other
sureties have never been disclosed and
none appear to care about letting
them be made public.
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PERSONAL.

Henry Kronauer, house decorator,
Office 43 Jefferson street. 81
Thos. H. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
uphOlsterer. All kinds of furniture
repaired at short notice, 43 j eferson. t
David Flsnnery, Esq, is in the city
in the interest Of the Edison Electric
Light Company, Of which he is the
general agent.
Susan Fielding" by Mrs. Anuie
Edwards; From Olympus to Hades,"'
by Mrs. Forester, are the latest in
Seaside at Oorwin's news depot, 2S3
Main street.
If you want the latest styles Of avn
ings, the best made tents, mattresses
and pts, or have your furniture re-
paired and upholstered. call on H.
Gutenberg, cabinet maker, 23l I'd st.
The Household of Ruth, G. U. O.
of 0. f., will give an entertainment
at the south wing Of the Greenlaw
Operahouse tonight. A fine string
band will furnish music for the occa~
sion. The various committees have
made all arrangements necessary to
secure gala time to all who attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18
COURTHOUSE NOTES.

Sheriff Cannon is sick again.
Charles Taylor was found not guilty
of grand larceny.
A quit claim from Emma G. Avery
to Z. l.. Gray was recorded to-day.
The Trustees Office is not as busy
as it has been. The 10Th is past and
penalty on taxes now acCrues.
Dixie knight, sentenced to twelve
years for killing Will Dickens, took
an appeal to-day to the Supreme
Court.
i. W. Steinhauser, the German
who was convicted OF swindling and
sentenced to three years, made a pitt
full appeal to Judge Greer this mOrns
ing, begging, with tears in bis eyes, to
be spared for the sake Of his wife and
children. Judge Greer ordered him
kept at the jail until he could look
into Steinhauser's past.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18

1he Coolest, nest Ventilated.
Han dsOmest a. most Convenient
Billiard room In the city
is at GastOn's Hotel.
This is the popular verdict, %
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Plantation Cigars nj
n. EsCH.
Vote Only One Way.
Courisr.J Journal. u.

"The author Of Home, Sweet
Home died in New York last FRI
day." announces the AnocR (Iowa)
Herald. This is entitled to place in
any news column 1t might also be
mentioned that Iowa long since con-
traOted q habit Of going Republican.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN
3AI SECOND street JO7t
PenIlodY HAD Nfore.

The latest. nobbiest and finest
grades Of hats in the market. Stet.
sons fine hats specially. Also Price
Il Sherman's fine wine stiff hats. Also
children's hats in great profusion.
Give US q call.
PEABODY HAT STORE,
Under the Hotel.
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DialOgues

Dialogue.
Mr.. Jones-Didn't we buy Rne
cigars before the war at FIVE cents q
piece; In fact, they were 6t for the
gods2
Mr.; SMITH remember it perfectly
well, but just gn and buy your cigars
at II. Esch's, 2l7 Main street, corner
Adams street; he has some FIVE cent
cigars Of the real stuff which will
bring back to you ante-war times; go
and try them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18

New stock Of Fancy Straw Mat.
1ings just received,
AMEs, BEATTIE & Co.,
Furniture and Carpet House,
1881 1863 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18
Notice TO Strangers.

If you want a nice, fashionable,
stylish hat. either in soft or stiff felt,
a straw, go to Martin Cohen, 219 Main
street, where you will find the largest
assortment in the city at prices that
defy competition. Come, see and price
the hats and convince yourself. 40
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FIre AbOard Of dc Iosia Haprx.

The upderwriters here to day re
ceived adyices from Augusta, on
White river, Of trouble By Ore on
board of the steamer Josie Harry and
over forty bales Of the burning cotton
had been put ashore at the town.
Captain KinWap Is In command Of
the vessel, Captain Harry being absent
in the west. Another report is cur.
rent to the effect that owe. eighty ii bales
Of cotton have been injured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18

|)IIIIDtNAI
DEALERS IN
Stoves
AND
TIN WARE,
| Have Removed to
257 Main Street,
K. LIB. |. Wins Old Sand.
FOUND.
FTNHE cheapest place in the city for the latest
L styles Of BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS
an SANDALS at HiRSCH, SCH WAR q
40 \. 66 BEAL. l2t
FOR RENT.
IISTlVAL PARK is for rent by the year OF
II by the day. Ii. l.. GU ION, Agent,
~ 10 ls Madlson street.
NICELY furnished rooms, at JIG Court
~ s rect. 1914
HOUSES rooms, cheap, Mosely avenue.
Il Apply next door Taylor alternately a.
PLEASANT rooms in suburbs for light
i house Keeping. Apply IS Vance. 81 AZ
CTORB HOUSE No. $40 Front street, now
y occupied by L. Lswhorn & Co. Apply to
las. DEGNAN. 81 Adams street. 1881
WAMTEp. p.
fINW 0 good dressmskers and one apprentice
i at $50 Main street. A243
A YOUNG man who understands book.
II keeping and can also do the collecting
for Main street house. Steady employment
and good Iiace to the right party. Address
W y, care Ledger Office. 4 alt
jNALNUT LOas-Hightst cash price paid
w f r shipping logs delivered on line of
railroads or &C Norfolk, Va. Address
405l NJ. MILLER a CO., Norfolk, Va.
TWO boardsrs by private family on street
! car line. Single gentlemen preferred.
sdiIess K, care Of W II Palmer, corner Of
Fifth and sataIan streets. a4S
Duy crushed feed at Patricia 5 mill, opposite
ID Mississippi and Tennessee X X depot. 81
10 exchange a new buggy and set Of har.
i Ssss for saddle horse. Apply at
af ~ FRONT ST.
YENEHAL horse shooting and veterinary
" surgeon. I. WIENER, 6 Exchange st. 60
NENTs' Felt, straw and Manila hats
NJ cleaned, dyed and reshaped in the latest
styles. A. D. sTAINBACK, lSS Second. S5t
A .FKW COWS, ia rood order. Address
n ALLISON, 1914 Poplar street. 81 50
SECONDHAND CLuIHlNG. Good pricts
y paid. Call on or address
81 ELIAS SHAUL. 400 Main ct.
AEILLiNER-NOne bat an experienced
Hl. hand need apply. at 1858 Main street
Cali between and lOp.nl. 30t
no buy . :-sde for a desirable residence
property within limits, bounded By Mar
ket, Fourth, Court ana Second streets. Ad-
dress MsRGHANT, this office. Bt
no &c your old frames with our IMPERIAL
l. PEBBLES, Sl.5s per pair. nee card above
OLD gold watch cases, silver, etc, cash. ].
" n. 1ULFORD 4 CO., S39 Main. 2st
FNO exchange small farm near city for
j city property, improved or uDimprOved.
10 XXX A. CHI tSE. 20 Front.
HMM TONS hsgs, Iron and Bones BY sam
lUUV GABAY, agent, dealer in second
hand goods, Al, 4l3 and 4l5 Shelby street.
Also buys everything, from needle 70 4
steamboat. DE invites everybody 70 visit bis
Free Public Library. lat
CAWs and tools Of all kinds repaired By
TsKEh UP.
A SMALL. fentle Gov. Leave description
n at Ledger Office. 42T
Ii Elf Err yearling, red and white spotted.
III The owner can have sane by paying
chayges w W BROWN, 33{ Union. a.
-.
ADJUSTMENTS.
.---~~--~s~-~s->-~~e~.--~1
T EUBRIE's THEATEB.
| IL JOS. BrOoks............Lessee and Manager
Three Nights 0nlyl During Race Week!
Commencing Monday, April g,
KATE CLAYTON,
| Supported By CHAS. A. STEVENSON,
| HkNRIETTA VADERS. and her own
nEamqtic Company.
| Monday and Tuesdts-
The Two 0rpha8s.
| Wednesday
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18

WANTED-New or old bonds and cou-
pons, due or undue; paving scrip and GER
tifcstes, ledger balances, for paying back
taxes. B. RIcHMoNp, 70 Madison st. As
The game Of billiards can be
better enjoy ed ~ CASTOR Hotel
Billiard Rooms than elsewhere
in the city. The room Is large,
airy, weII.yentiIated ana
handsomely furnished. 45
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Do what? Why, go to the races in
that dirty. shabby old hat. You will
disgrace us; but go to Martin Cohen.
the halter, 2l9 Main street, and for a
trife he will fit you up in style, and
you can hold your nose up as high
as anybody. The latest styles in cin-
anon, pearl, blue, brown and black
colored derbys; they are just lovely,
for so the ladies all say, aud l guess
they know, and don't you forget It, 40
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M EN- K! EMS

Invite the attention of the public
to their unrivaled selections of
Gents British Hosiery,
Gents MerinO Underwear,
Gents Gauzs Underwear,
Gents Imported Suspenders,
Gents Linen Dress Shirts,
Gents Fancy PsrCaIe Shirts.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-07-21

Jack Farr is drawing lumber for
the Mcpherson mill, and by the
way Jack is the only man we have
seen yet who could drive oxen
without torturing them, or max
ing the air blue with cussing.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-07-21
THE OUTLOOK.

We are glad to note signs that
White Oaks will be ready for the
"boom" which is not very far dis
tant. While the market for min
ing property in the east is at pres
ent very dull, there are signs of
improvement in the near future.
Abundant crops, and the rapid pay
ment of the public debt, means a
plethoric money market. Rail
way investments are no longer
sought, and the west and south
aboutle and less upon mortgages.
Investors are beginning to be at a
loss for profitable investments.
The mining interest, will certainly
profit by this condition of affairs.
In no very long time, there will be
a good market, and the owners of
any well developed mine, will be
able to find purchaser at all that
the mine is fairly worth. The
little Mack and South Homestake
are producing ore of high grade
in respectable quantities. Several
properties are in course of intelli-
gent development Conflicting in
terests upon the "Old Abe" ground
have been harmonized, and that
property can shortly become a
large producer of milling ore. The
Tasker mill approaches completion,
and we have confidence in its abil-
ity to do what is claimed for it.
The arrangements of Mr.. Porter
for starting the Glass mill has
been successful as we understand.
So that there is a more certainty,
that in few weeks White Oaks
will become regular shipper OF
gold. This is all that we need to
secure for us an abundant share of
the capital that will seek mining
investments in the autumn. Cap
ltal will seek almost exclusively
producing camps. Those who can
and will get their properties well
"showu up" within six months
from date, will, we think have 10
difficulty in obtaining fair price
for them.