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THE COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT IN EUROPE is a
formidable one, and with each passing day becomes
even more so. A correspondent, writing upon the
subject, says that in Germany two factions the great
SchutZe Delitsch system, or Hand-werks genossen-
schafen, and the yet more powerful political system
of Lassale, called the Deutsche-Arbeiter Vereine,
threaten to Convulse Europe In Spain, where see
purer specimens OF cooperation than have seen in
Germany, the societies live in perfect harmony In
England, where cooperation has outstripped preju-
dice and where its beneficial results are already I'M
mortalZing the century, the powerful trades union
faction brings down upon it its hammer OF radical
social opinion, and declares cooperation, which
enriches a workingman with isolated ownership, to
be contradictory TO its remote remote but nicely
defined idea Of COLLECTIVELY or associated workman
ship. In Spain, cooperation and trades unions all
mean one thing.
Spain is in state OF political ebullition. The mid
die classes who consider themselves above cO-ope-
ration, whose very name suggests individual want,
demand the demolition OF the Spanish aristocracy
which rules its peoples by infatuatng them with
superstitiOns. But they are held in check at this
moment by this strange compound Of social organi-
Zation, cooperation The unions OF resistance,
which work another way TO accomplish the same
object-the elevation OF producers-is still greater.
In Germany and England tncy are political; while
in Spain they also making cooperation political
by nfusing into it theories of political transforma
tion which seem absolutely necessary to
its growth According TO the annual report Of
Sohultze Delitsch there were in 1856. 1919 associa
tons OF cooperative banks or stores In 1857 the
number had increased TO 86 and in 1865 to 555 The
budgets OF 70 OF these show aggregate OF $500
members and they turned business OF S25lT 1913 in
1868 The German cooperative societies have stead
ily maintained this retcence, and it is not until re-
Gently that they have been constrained to take
measures for forming themselves into the general
United German Association" Conventions and
mass meetings have recently been held for that pur
pose. Thirty-seven societies of the Prussian
Rhenish provinces have combined agriculture with
cooperation and are buying steam eng aes and ag-
ricultural implements. There are now 1911 work
ingmens banks and loan associations. or these 6I5
are in Prussia 4ls in Germany and Austr 4,
and 2s9 In Bohemia. In 666 OF these there
are 26O,I0O members who are working upon
carital OF SO,24O, ,499 which is all their own, and
borrowed auxiliary capital OF sS2, 1888, l49, from
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THE BENEFICIAL. results of the fifteenth
amendment are beginning to show them
selves already. The Democratic, fre-eating,
and Copperhead Governor Bowie, of Mary
land, has accepted the situation, and has
vetoed an act incorporating Chestertown, in
Kent county, because the persons entitled to
vote under the provisions of this bill are de-
scribed as "white male citizens There will
be weeping and wailing and gnashing of
teeth on the Eastern Shore when the news of
this veto is received at the cross-road groce-
ries that are the centres Of intelligence in
that benighted region, and curses both loud
and deep will be bestowed upon Bowie, Con
gress, the ''niggers," and all parties con-
cerned 1t is well that Governor Bowie was
able thus early to show the people of the
Eastern Shore that negro suffrage
is now the law of the land, for
the probabilities are that otherwise
they would not have heard of the fifteenth
amendment in time to conciliate the negro
vote for the next Presidential election. The
Eastern Shore of Maryland is a slow
place, but it sometimes receives shock that
galvanzes it into temporary activity; and
we can imagine nothing better calculated to
wake up the people than for Democratic
Governor to go back upon the time-honored
principle that "a niger has no rights that a
white man is bound to respect" Governor
Bowie, by promptly acknowledging the rights
of the negroes and the fifteenth amendment,
has shown himself to be a man of sense, and
it will be we'll fer the Democratic party if
others of its leaders follow his example.
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k6y IN NJ E NJ o R A NJ.
MAJ GENERAL GEO. H. THOMAS.
The Soldiers and Citizens of Philadelphia cordially
invited to be present at a meeting at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On MONDAY NIGHT, April 4, 1870,

!,
at s T. NJ.
TO participate in the ceremonies in honor of the late
lamented Major General GEORGE II. THOMAS
General Meade will preside, and the following disn.
gushed gentlemen inyited to be and partic
Generals Grant Sherman Rosecrans Negley Geary
Hartanft Patterson, Cadwaader Provost, and Gregory
eur City Representatives in Congress- his Honor Mayor
Fox the Judges of the Courts Professors of the Law
Medical Schools and the Clergy Ladies par ticulary
invited, and special invitation is extended all civic
and military organizations.
Tickets be had free at Covers News Stand, Cont
mental Hotel the Unien League Press Office and office of
A. r. Calhoun, No. 715 SAMSON street.
Let the meeting be worthy the noble whose memory
we honor and of the patriotic city of Philadelphia.
BY order of
A22t COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
nSya j o IL n B. G o L G II
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BANK REPORTS,

p@ly" REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
business, March "A, 1870. W ''' "
RFSOIRCFS
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Monday, october 3lst. 1870

r,.xnc,.I in.erf .r,nces lave oper tied u mix
~, 49, n-ee.,,rv 10 accomplish the result
,oo.her pr.v,iess-- srlnt+d BY att Oh inc
tu.e. e -, ~. ~ n,-.pnren. which
rnls r.. C.,,.-r. MI, take place On the
va ue nAae -, ',,sur;,,, AT nine O'Clock A.
day above uam"d. co'" , -. SO. ~ To-,
s.sri-d- h.,. are considerably more
,,.n NH INT !" lI..a the -e,sfui completion
Of the Contract with the puttic -
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Official evi .ence has been filed in TINS Uhce that
ali sums due frrm the County Ire .surer t. The
state up to the IA h unc. ls.u, have b. en- pro
perly accounted for Ut paid over by th- Coni;tv
treasurer and that officer has the safe Control
I.r- certificate that he has been d.sch Tsed from
a Iiab,litie, up to that date
The payuie 4 of $, 40 - from the Redemption
Fund effected the purchase Of II Did Interest lie ar
iu- grants the principal Of hich WAS - 81. o.
a 81 u,,a hich tn sccruei interest auisuntei 10
SI.il u, making total indebtedness of s5..ii ts
and being . ,aVIng to TIE County u ESQ 40.
Their. ueiuG tn. r.qu red amount IN th- rail-
road an ., lAe Lizard and the Virginia and True
kve X .iroad Company made an agIe-nlent nn Ter
hicli esrly in January tn I company IN c'nsideia
ii N IF tie advance payAeut Of six ihous'hd SIX
hundred and rfiy dollars, sarrend-i Ell C'uioa \"
1 belonging 10 each Of the bss,,sis issued oy the
County T.. the Railroad, and PAYABLE On the l>t Il
June aanoa.tinS altogether 40 the sum II seven
,ori and do Lars thus eifectns saving q: 500 to
,le C.sniy In accordance 10 law the btiance
remaining in the nail Dad Fund Was. As beioie
stated tran teTr.d 10 the General FUND
rSDEBrEpNEss.
The floating debt on the LIST January, $50, was
stated to b. ST. SIS IL aud since that date The al
lowed cl.,ms payable out of The usual funds have
l,...,. f1li
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Public Revolutionary 20. J

Joint Resolution expressing the sympathye
Congress at the death of Ma or General Geors
Ii. Thomas.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives of the Unitei States Of America IN
Congress assembled. That the Senate and House
# Repre- entaiives h,vr heard with deep regret
Of the sudden decease IF Major General George II.
Thomas, endearei TO the country by series Of
unbruken, patriotic services during a period OF
thirty years
skc 2 and be it further resolved That his dis
tingni>bed career in the defence of his country
against foreign and domestic enem es. his never
faltei ing faith and ~ al III the maintenance Of the
Union and the integrity Of the government, and
his stern execution of every trust c"nfd.d to him.
Constitute a record in life made memorable in
death.
SEC. s. And be it further resolved. That the
President of the Senate and the speaker OF the
House are hereby autherz-d TO make such ar
engagements in c .nnecrion with his obsequies
will attest the sympathy of Congress at this ia
tional bereavement
Approved, April 5, 1870.
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Tho Cu,ce,t and Distribu ion will IKE place
n,,i,r the immediate direction Of the BS,rd Il
trustees OF the Ware ,ntIie Library Ass CT t"''.
assisted by Supersis ry Committee. selected
from State, CT AMI County oicerS, AMI well
kn,vu citize-s # SAN Z an $50.
RnB.Rr b. SNAIN, President " A.
W II. l.. BARN rs. Vie President.
WI u. RALSroN, Treasurer
Af,er paving the expen Is Of the entertainment
AID III king shc iis-ri'iti Of the Siit,' a. ao"Ne
vui,hiny TN. present indebted less II the Mercah-
tie Library Association
n ,IJ,r, II tickets . which gifts may be awarded
viii receive tn, sine pre- en'Sri"n " su u tck
cts * coup JUS &, tue Bu-tne>s AGENT, 81 .ne "u
- rrn.,... At their Office, NJ. SIS California
street. Sau sranCiscO.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMIrIEE OF oRMsBY
COUNTY.

At meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
nirjee of O-nsby County, held in Cars N CITY.
Aug ust II, 1870, the fol- wing p.Oceelings Wege
had
he Democratic Party Of ,rmsby County be
held A. Carson City on
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County Auditors Report.

70 the Bard of County Commissioners o
Osns-Ay Coanfy:
The County Auditor has the honor to make tn
Ello~iog Rep II Is "a the hsrai an.hs oi th
Counfv FIR the six months ending On the Sot
June, 1870
yCPPLkNkNrAL ASSESSMENT RoR IeeS
II, ,ls r.p.s FIR the half ,eG ending 3lst De
e-ub~r lss., il Was state; that the supp eneat,
Asse.smen, R.l & r 1865, embraced prPe'ty val
usi At $l5s 6,. the taxes thereon b~I..g $500 =
apE-,rt,obei A. fiio~s- To Stale, S--sSo q q
tuopty. 8, rs 81 and In the Fire Department,
SIG 81 CpA account of this assessment there
has been paid on aceoauf q state and County
take. So ". and ON account of the fire Depart
ment &. being . total II IS 90 and leaving due
upon TINT roll the sum II S>.soa 81. appnrt.n-d
a, f.l,ovy: To s,.te, S!,5s5 -. to County,
81 a14 ~, and to the Fire Department, STA D.
ON the 18th February last. the Eoari II Commits
.ioners passed u hution BY which &c sas
'vrjsged, that the rniar- supplemental ass
far the wear 1863 be, and ;he same IL hereby
stricken out ard RENTED" But the state aG-
thorities, .Lj-ctinx t. such action by the foard,
insatusei pr.re dinss in the supreme Court 70 va
cate such order. which have resulted IN iats Or
eis:on by the Curt that the action OF the board
sn thus remi,tinx the whole Of the Supplemental
X ii was unaufhoriz-d and their order declared
void What proportions Il the present cein9uen-
cies upon thai rn and the Additional 10 per cent
therein wiIi he hereafter Collected, depends m
great measure up n the further action Of the
H.r,i and Of the District Att1n-y in reference
thereto. The collection Of the amount due would
BE d great bens fl t, the County hH Aaces
pE;ISSUENT TAXES
No ysynsents have heel made into the County
Treasury since the lst January last upon account
II the jelisSxe taxes Of 1865. or OF any II the
yre~ious Years During the first half Of lstS fhrre
81 SIS e. beside the additional IL per cen
,um. paid in IN accoan: II the delinquent taxes
of lS.S.
The balance on hand % the Let JAnaaxy, $50,
.----.-------.------.-ieSoss3S -
nsCKlPfs.
From the let 81 January to the Soth June, 1870,
the payments into ths Co Anty Treasury have been
4 EilxuNS
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T,e.u.bi- the treasurer to make payments IN
the kind Of money required By the nature Oh Tue
I,i,, i. tec,,ns Necessary elixir 10 convert
coin y int, currency or .'currency into
com. :" which was done with tho following re-
suits.
Los t, Repairs Fund hy sale Of curreneys ~ o.
Gain to he iemption Fund b, sale OF Colin 40 Us
tain To General tuud by sale OF co'n % ..
G ain t, soad uni 10y sale of cva. Il o.
The gain to these funds is the amonn' pre'i
rep ,rted AS +" NJ sc-il.neuus Receipts, ana are
lc luded in the apportionmeuts made to tie proper
funds.
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An Act TO protect officials in Government: employ.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Re p
resentatives Of the United States Vt America in
Congress assembled, That officer or clerk in the
United States G'verrment employ shall at any
time solicit cont itutons Of other officials
pioyees in the government service for gift or
present to those in u superior official position :,
-hali any such okcials clerical snperiors
ceive any gift present offered presented tn
them - the contribution Of thee in government
sssploy receiving less salary than ihemss Ives;
nor shall any officer or clerk make any d. nation
~ - git or present to any oflcial superior. Any
c1sc-r OF clerk violating asv Of the provisions Of
this bill shall be summsrily discharged from the
Government employ.
Approved, February I, 1870
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County bond. we bee issued to virg MIA and
Truckee Railroad Company for the sum of $.0c,-
CO...
The princips; Of the cid interest bearing in
debie ines II the County now payable only
through the operation If the Redemption fund.
eAclnsive Of the interest accrued thereon. was
stated in the previous report as being on the Let
January. ls.0 -....-..----...-.-..- $23Ssl 3.
Aud rs S23l7 60 Of this amount has been purchs-
sci since then the amount of the old claims,
exclusive vf the interest thereon, is there
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CUINA-1S6S.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES TO TIE TREATY BETWEEN TIL
UNITED STATES AND INA. OF JUNE Is. 1858.
Br TIE PRE- -IpE>r OF TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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[oFFIcIAL.l


Passed at the Second Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
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NOTICE.

HOLDERS Of TICKETS to the GIFT U)NCERI
i, .id o. tae Nerc .ntile Library AssrIatI'u. are
hereby notified, tuat the Concert l. postponed
until
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BY AUTHORITY OF SPECIAL ACT OF TIE
LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
41.ooo.o 900.

yRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID
II Of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA
rIuN If San Francisco. California.
MONDAY. October 3ist, 1870.
Tickets Of admission, s. 90 gold coin.
--s.urer TIL. Bank Of California.
During the entertainment the sum Of $'0o,oOo
U s. Gold Com II be returned 10 the Holders OF
TICKETS by the distribution by chance, Of the fo;-
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Prom the LIT 81 January to the soth June, 1s'o,
the payments into tbs Comfy Treasury have been
follows:
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Tuesday, October 4th, 1870.

At l. O'Clock. NJ, to n inmate tw" State Sen
stors, three Assemblymen. one Sheriff. ne Treas
ur-r, one Recorder, one Couuty Clerk one Asses
sn; one District Attorney, three County C,.m
missioners. uno Public Adn.Inistrar r, ole County
super inI end-i,t OF Public Instruction. uns C..uaty
Surveyor, one Justice of the Peace anu che Cpu
stable, fr Cars n AID Empire tow ships re>aec
lively; and = County Central Committee
ID 1t was resolved that the dlportionmen' of
Delegates to the County Convention be as fellows:
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SAN'L n. KING.
sfl County Auditor.
Carson City, 9Th July, 1870.
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Currency has been - ii for cuin as llJws
$3.50 o. at g0c nett u, n: 40 Loss .....S SO 60
Account County bu ldings Repair Fund.
Coin has BEEN / f,r currency aS follows:
- 40 ,ec, inf - as 50 rT-;,cy. Gain Sia5 oi
Accruut exemption FHna.
s34l 20 coin + r 500 ). currency. Gain. 65 81
AcCuuat tie r,.rai Eunl.
Sll3 Vi coin Tor Si34 81 currency. Gain. Il Sc
EuyIn. SIS u surrenyy at sc.
Buying 81 esq - currency al Sc.
The rec ipts from " Misceliane rus Sources
came from the sale of coin f r currency.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
H. :. MASON,
Treasurer Ormsby Corn,,, state OF Nevada.
Car.on City, July Iih, ls1U-
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ST. 1t was resolved That the Urinary eleoti N
in the several pr ecnc's for Delegates to the County
| Cow entiOn, lie held On
Wednesday, September 2sth, 1870.
Between the hours of 2 and O'Clock P. NJ, Q.
| that DAY at the following places:
| Carson Plecinct-At the Law Office Of Clayton
| 4 DAVIS,
Empi e Precinct-At VOLTA Staple.
| The filawlng Judges and Clerks Of election
were chosen: Carson Precinct Judges, James
Duffy joseph RoeenstJck; Clerk. J. c. Dorsey.
Empire Pr.ciuct-Judges. J. freeman, J. L
Bright; Clerk, J. Longabaugh
4tn. II WAS resolved, that . prims ry electi n
.or delegates to the state Convention of the Dem
ocratic Party to be he in Eiko on "Wednesday,
the l4,h day Of september, A. D. 1870, be held
Tuesday, the 2sd day Of August. 1870:
at the same places, between the same honrs, with
the same Judges and cer-s AS are abnve de.igna-
ted IN the # the election vr delegates T. the
County Convention.
Democratic primary elections. shall. possers the
fo lowing qualifications lie shall, al the time of
hol ling gard primary ell ctions, be- duly quail fled
eIectnr Of Ormsby County. and he shall. if
CURED. pledge himself to support the ticket Of
the Democratic Party at the general election in
November, 4. d. $50. ...
eth. 1t was resolved that the apportionment
of Delegates to the State Convention from Ornisby
County be as follows:
From Carson Precinct ..-........................7
From Empire Precinct.
9Th 1t was resolved that in case Of failure to
act on the part Of any judge clerk Of the cleo
TONS authorized by the COMMITTEE, any ten qua
lifted Democratic voters. asse Ible1 at tie polling
places above designated, may select judges or
clerks to fill any vacancy, and to act such
Judge or clerk. A z. ELLIS, Chairman
y. A. + GILBERT, Secretary anla-td !
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County Treasurers Report

To the Hon B ard of County Commissioners Of
Oh >by Cou ty. S ate of Nevair:
Geutlemen-Iierewithl submit my report of
the business the Trea-urer's Office for the six
months ending June 80 1870
My last semi annual report. dated January Sd,
1870. showed cash on hand in the different funds
on december 3lst, 1862 follows:
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81. /, was resolved Tha, the rirnary eleoti
in the several pr ecncis for Delegates to the Coun
Cuuv entiOn, Ge held On
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

The new silver mines, about one
hundred and fifty miles beyond Ell
Paso, are thus spoken of by San
Francisco correspondent ofthe Pitts
burg Chronicle:
A silver mountain is said to exist
in Now Mexico, fifteen miles from
the Arizona boundary line, A mys-
terious expedition left the City two
months ago for that region, and the
Bank of California was rumored to
be the protector Of it. Its members
were supplied with arms, money
and comforts that no private enter
prise could affcrd, and it is an as
certaincd fact that the corporation
named previously dispatched a force
to that neighborhood, to lay claim
to something or other of which or
binary mortals know not. In con
nection with this matter, late Ari'
zonia papers mention the existence
of q mass of silver rock in that Ter
ritory, comprising 100000 square
yards (thoy give details,) which
assays from $500 to S235O per ton.
1t is certain that from time to time
this story of silver Mountain is
repeated by travellers from that ln-
dian haunted section, but until the
Apachcs are exterminated, prospec-
tors would require an army to pro
tect them, and then stand a fair
chance of losing their scalps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
BITTERS

This wonderful vCge.
table restorative Il the
sheei-anchOr OF The feeble
and debilliated. As u
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid Ii has
no equal among stOmaeh-
les. As n remedy for
the nervous weakness 10
which women arc espec-
tally subject, il Is
supersedlng every other
slim ulant. In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as n specific in every
species OF disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever IL is intro
duced il becomes a
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. It's to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and tho most popular
medicine In the civilized
workable sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

We learn that terrific storm
passed over Grayson county Oh Sat
urday evening last. In its course nf,
the storm crossed Red River at Coi,
Massio's farm, from the direction OF
Fort Washita, literally ievollng
houses, &c, and destroying the crops
in its track. The hurricane then
passed in south east direction thro'
tirayson, greatly damaging every
thing in its course, and is probably
The same that visited Greenville that
evening, levoling, as we learn, a doz-
ON of the best houses there-a great
calamity, in which the citizens 81 81
Grcenville receive the sympathy OF
all their neighbors.-[lb Ibid.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

GEN. Patrick CLEBURSE.-Ihc
remains of this distinguished Con,
federato officer, which have reposed
since 1866 in the cemetery at Column
bia, Tennessee, reached here yester,.
day morning, in charge OF two OF OF
his old friends, DR.. ]. NJ. Grant and
Judge D. II. Mangum, and were,
after imposing and appropriate cere-
monies, deposited at the Evergreen
Cemetery, above the city. Respect
raid totRe memory of Gen. Cleburnc
was not confined TO those of our cit
izens who thought rs he did in
reference to tho late terrific and
bloody conflict, but many who ven
Grated the Union of the States un-
broken and unimpaired, were among
those who yesterday testified their
regard to the memory of former
fcllow.eitizen, who proved himself
20 be as gallant and bravo upon the
battlefield as he bad been just and
generous in the walks of civil life.
TMemphn paper.
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| DIscovERr.-Three hundrc5

A DIscoyERY.-Tbree hundred
years ago, we are told, the body Of
fernando Dc Soto was placed IN o
vawl of very peculiar shape, copper
fastened, and sunk in the Mississip-
nj at the head Of the mouth OF the
Arkansas. And now Capt. Cowdon,
who devoted himself to the business
of dragging up wrecked vessels
f-om the deep bottom Of the Missis-
tippi. and has very fine diving
Hi for that purpose, comes and
tells the Memphis papers, that DC
has discovered what be believes 70
lie the boat which was De Soto s
rOHn. 4 further report y prom
ise5. Wien The Captain raises INC
boat AND takes L 70 Memphis iof
public Inspection