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THE RACES.

FoRDHAM. N. Y, Oct. 7.-Fadadeen the
mile dash, Preakness second, Grey Planet third.
Time, l:i5.
Madge won the mile and threc-qnarter race
for three year Old ties, Bonaventure second,
Vandolite third. Tine. $40.
Cate by won the three mile race, Idlowlld
second, Carver third Time, $3.50.
Aristides won the five furlong race for two
year ODDS Time. t:0i}.
Grinstead won the mile and half race, Katie
second, Bessie Lee third. Nine started. Time,
24l3. Harry Bassett was in this race.
NASHVILLE, Oct Third day, fall meeting,
Na- vile Blood Horse Association. attend NICE
unusually large. The fayOrltCs won every race.
First RGce-Sanford Stake Sweepstakes, for
threeyear Odds, 800 snbscil ton, $50 FORT it, the
association to add 500, two mile meats, closed
with twenty nine nominations. The following
started:
Alcock & Co. s CHI. 70 Orphan Girl, l, /; Mnr
phys b. c., Velocpede, 2, :; Cheatham's CHI f..
Vaultress 3, 3; Trousda.e. che Co dis tanced.
Time 3:43 and 34St.
Pools sold previous to the first heat averaged:
Orphan Girl, $50; Waitress, H}O; the field, 107.
After the first heat Orphan Girl Was left out
Velocipede brought slxty-tve to Waitress
twenty six for second position.
Second Race-Association purse, $3.50 dash
two IN les. Summary Swlgert's Oh. c. Elkhorn,
l. Crawfo;ds br. m. Granger, z. Ilne-3. 10
The pools sold on this at the following aver
age Elk lorn eight hundred and ten Granger,
three thirty-seven.
Third Race A sociation purse OF $3.50, mile
and quarter dash. Summary -SwIgerts Egypt
l, Mai"nes eli. C. Aod1c2. Im4-1:l6!.
The poole Sold 90 II. . GAGE ove aseo-ESype
~ New 1ors oc.. :e.yro.b'e won .he .te.,oe
chase, :! mice. Daylight, second Lady arucee
third lime 5:3S5.
CHICAGO. Oct. st Oextee PARK, s"day,
Gods nItil Ilii trotte. against time for sp clal
purse She was accompanied by running
horse, aud was allowed three heats. The first
WAS trotted III 2:l9 the second N 2:l7, beating
her record on this track half second.
Chester and Judge Fullerton then trotted Tor
division OF gate III Jnev. Chester won IL three
tragut heats lime: 2:22. 2:235, 2:ZLt. About
four thousand people were present.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI Oct. Z. - River fell to feet
IN hes is now rising With feet inches Ill the
channel Cioudy and threatening.
PIrrsBuRG, Oct. T. River % inches and sta
tionary. cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. River rising four feet
ten inches III the canal. Arrived Belle of Texas
rom Cincinnati. DEPARTED. Belle OF Texas.
shannon, Tor New Orr 3,ns.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. 7-Kiver fallen ono inch.
Weather cl, udy, signs of rain.
CAIRO, oct ARRIVED Bee from New Orleans
at F. NJ. No departures. iiiver Six feet four
inches, falling. Weather cloudy; mercury.
MEMPHIS, Oct. River fell inches. Weather
clear aad warm. Departed Mary Boyd for
White River Scudder Tor New Orleans.
NIcKsBuRG Oct. 7.-Passel up: Indiana last
night, Katie A. NJ, Florence AMI barges A. NJ.
to-day No boats down day. Arrived: Colora-
do 3 A. NJ Weather warm and clou y, River
rose inches.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 7.-Chif Hill, of Rome Ga
was elected corresponding secretary OF the Fire
me- = Convention.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. An election va
held yesterday IN tins State for inspectors anC
ASSESSORS to conduct the election in Nosember
A full vote was polied with the following result
Kent county Democratic majority lag, bu,se1
2l7, and New Castle 102.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. flames Gardner. fol
many Years editor and proprietor OF the COnAi
t,hionaiist, lately Of the firm Of Hoyt 4 Gardner
New York, died at his residence, near this city
this morning, aged 81 years
INDIANA, Pa, Oct. John Wise, Son OF Chez
Z. Wise and grandson of Prof john Wise, made
beautiful ascension from the fair 4rounds, this
| afternoon. He il the young ct aeOronaut in che
world. being bnt l3 years old
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 7.-GeOrge u. Elliott,
aged nineteen, vas shot and InortAlly wounded
ance at a bail q Musical Fund Hal BY i'oilcc
Officer Vim. j. Carroll. The oAcer asserted tn I
El!loit struck him and Gas rescued by 81,
and that he firel the prlso .er punninX
away Elliott, IN sworn statement denies
str!kin9 the officer whom he identified Il. hAv-
lng fired three times, two balls taking eA5ct.
BtLTlM ORE, OCt. this mo mia. SnIle Vim
Beat, a,ed l6 va ascending in Al elevator N
a ~ 4 Co. cracaet Act)r,, o DlYans VII. ~
rome one called hun from bslog looking over
the side f the elevate his h al Sts caught be-
tween 1t and the ceiling above end hoYfao.s
insa ,ied XII ling him instantly
ST. GUS . I. THE Firemen's Consenti a
cons med most OF the time tod = in "a ,nlinln.
and dlscuasin tue number % improvements
fire appara us. A re ution vas 0dopted thai
the underwriters II the Inherent C, y be here
after invited 10 send delegates to the nv .n,lon
The next convention VII 20 hsid il New York il
Octob, next
Presi4en. Grant and e1-secretary Eori. visited
the air again 'o-d&y, and tOoA great interest il
the st exhibia n and the contests for spe d.
TERRE HAUTE, Oct 7.-Besser Il Marion 8 doar
ing mill at Marshall, Illinois, burned last night
Lost 900. No insurance.
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THE SUMTER COUNTY pRlsONERs.

MOBILE. Oct. THE case of the Sumter
County prisoners is still pending, and two OF The
counsel have submitted arguments. W. W. d.
Turner opened on the part Of the prose cution and
attempted to establish conspiracy, but the evi.
dence failed to warrant such conclusion He
was followed by John Little Smith for the defense
in an alb e argument, showing there was no coz
splracy, and proving an alibl.
Philip fiilemaii, one Of the prisoners, who was
arrested for Wm HI!eran, is still held in Gus
tody ground OF being implicated IN whipping
one of the witnesses for the prosecution. The
prosecution admit there is no evidence to show
he had anything to do with the killing Of Bill
ings. Further arguments Will be made TO-
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RIO JANElHO.

RIO 9ANEIRo Oct. THE BRAZILIAN Govern
ment has issued loin Of S-5, 00U,oJO at SIX per
cent. interest.
Advices received here to-day from Buenos
Awe, state that several business firms III that
city susIn nded, and d commercial CRISIS is lmml-
ntut. The Argentine Bank has closed It's doors
A body Of Government troops made an attempt
to capture the British ste msulp Ierba, but the
captain o. the vessel protested and they desl-ted
The vanguard Of the rebel force under com
mand Of klDas is at the gates Of the capital. All
mai matter pas ing through the Bueuos Ayres
post Office Is examined.
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DEATH OF 4 PROMINENT PUB I>HER-.RRI
RIVAL OF Dir. ERICKSON.

PHIIAD, IpHiA, OF 7-Nm. A. Blanchard,
TO merry well known publisher, # lie firm 1
Carey. ca Blancha d, oltd last night: aged
II Years
Last evening, DR.. Frichaon. success or # the
ce,br ted Lii TO II til ch II I surge'y. in tie
University OF London, and Professor II the Uni
Yer ity hospital, WAS / rma ly received b. the
eadtls in lie warn us depart men OF the pro- es-
sion OF u gerry and medicine in hi adelphla.
rotessor Erickson has neen the que OF r..
CIR 50 Lew l., IA Il other gentlemen OF the
profes iOn for tue last few days.
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n AKlNF.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Oct. 7, P. M.-Barometer
1913. Wind l.. n f., light.
Arrived and sailed for Mobile Ship Lancaster,
land, .iastc". .ittcen days from New York, IN
ballast, - Ii sss2r.
No other arrivals or de parturos;
PAss-A-L'OUrRE, Oct z, q +. NJ. - Wind N. T.,
light. Weather thi;k and hazy.
Arrived: Ba k Marie Leonie, Septfords mas
ter, fifteen days from Havana with II argo OF
sugar steamship Lav.ca, at z. NJ C)oksey,
master, from edar Keys via Pensacola, 10 L. X.
Roberts.
No departures.
GALVESTON, Sept. 7.-Ariived: Steamship
Morgan from lndlanola, steamship Clyde from
New York.
Sailed Morgan for Brashear schooner Rescue
for XII ton, Jamaica.
New YORK, Oct. 7.-Arrived HaIsahi, Russia,
Montgomery and San Salvado.
ArriAed out: Penn- yivanIa, Scotia aud Essex.
New YORK, Oct. Arrived. steamship Cres-
cent City iom Ha ana
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The New York San thus directs attention to
Can people:
''Some fifteen or twenty years ago the Rev.
Isaac Kalloch was < Baptist clergym n of
credit and renown in Boston. Nevertheless,
he came to be charged with icentious prac-
tees and after the scandal had ragged tor a
time in partial publicity, it was finally brought
into court 10y his indie ment and trial for
adultery, which III Massachusetts is penal
offense The trial filled the newspapers and
excited universal interest, but though the
facts were positively swo n to, he vas defend
ed by very able counsel, and the result was a
disas reement OF the jury. Public opinion
was, however, too strongly set against
Kalloch to allow him to remain
in the ministry, and he went to Kansas
and engaged Ill business there. Within the
last year, however, he has become minister
again, and is more sue cessful than ever. His
gifts are SAID to be extraordinary, and b S
Gloquence moves all hearts. On a recent oc-
eaSion, in Leavenworth, we are told that the
great church, the largest in the State of Kan
cas- vas filled t , overlooking. and crowds who
desired Omission were turned away from the
doors This shows how short is the memory
Of the public for the accusations Of ad !ltery
brought against an eloquent and affecting
preachep If they are simply no proved, they
will only increase his audience to a NJ oderate
extent; bat il the conviction of his trailty is
Nnivers l. the througs that desire to benoid
him and listen 10 him will be sufficient to
cram - suitocation the largest building that
Nlen have ever yet constructed
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TENNESSEE FAIR.

SIEMPnIs, Oct. The greatest feature at the
Sheit County Fair today Benck's show Of
birds and dogs, under auspices o! the Tennessee
Spu mans Association. which WAS acknowl
edged to be one Il the finest ever seen III Amer
lea Andrew Harris Bruno WIS awarded the tir~t
premium for painters; j. II. Achii 5 Russian
setter Ma II. pren,lIm for settlers, and Fine Il v
sons Loverach iupp7 Maude, for puppies. In
grand shooting match. 81 'SIe birds, 3 yards
Use. II sherman, Boloit. Wi, " N the first
prz4. kiillng tn straight birds; +. +. Perkins,
Frankiiu, Tenn, won the second.
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THE NATIONAL CHURCH CONGRESS-.

New YORK, Oct THE evening session yes er
day IL larger attendance than The afternoon. The
subject of discus ion was clerical education, on
which interesting apera read and remask ks
made 10y Rev. DIS. Ed sin, Harwood, aud samuel
Buell. Bishop Clarke. Of Rhode Island Kevs.
George Fl. Norton, of Virginia, richards, of Provi-
denre, and p. b. Morgan, Rev. Dr.. Thompson
and Bishop Whipple, of Minnesota.
A resolution gre ting the Church Con. ress now
sitting at Brighton, England, was adopted.
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candy youN,oN on TnE STUMP.

NASHVILLE Oct. Tx President Johnson
SPOKE three hours aud half at Shelbyvie yes
.erday. His SPEECH was ma,nls devoted to de-
Tending himself .sainst the Union nsd -ine'1c.,n
Chattanooga special. and editorial Of October 3D.,
in which he was esisnated all ex-ttplhllcan
President, ANA in iavor OF the Reputation Of
StA o 40 nttlonal obig atone
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TIE GEORGIA ELECTION.

sUGUsr>, Oct. 7.-rhe election tor members of
the l., geiature passed off quietly; scarcely any
opposition except IN few counties, to the Demo-
cratic candidates. There will lot be exceeding
fourteen Ii pubicaDs III both Houses Of the next
J neuc'a al Assembly, giving Democratic M jorty
on JOINT b5 lot Of POO
In this county about 1900 votes were polled ];
the demo clatlc maj o.ity is 1900. G. G Black,
Patrick Walsh aad Waller Clark Were elected.
ATLANTA, Oct 7.-Hep0rts and partial retn rs
show a tremendous DenocratIc vlctory.
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MORE TROOPS ORDERED SOUTH.

OMAHA NEB., Oct. Z. The Thirteenth Infantry
have been ordered from this D-tlIct to the Dee
D rtmt lit If the South.
orders were issued to-day to the different Dis
trct con manders to get them into railroad cars
without delay.
The Grasshopper Ala Society have issued call
for additional subs riptons. 1t is hoped aid fyom
abyoals WI! b. rcLd sd soon.
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REPORT DENIED.

s.e 9BERoA, La, s'ct. ..-o'loneS Deb an
was here dav. The statement ,ncetn ny at
tatr- st. Mar i'll, ublIsheu III the Times and
Repn,licau of yes er.iay, utterly Ia Sc.
Neithe, at the ii nor since he arrival OF
IT. Oh have the citizens been under arms II ny
.art OF the Varish. eAiS ale quietly gathering
tn il crops.
(oIgned) =. LoMBARDs
H. S. PERRY
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGroN, Oct. J. : Secretary Pristow is
here, President Grant at st. Lou S. and &c /. Sher
man at Cincinnati. Tnev met Gen Sher aal and
have asked Gen. Sheridan If he can spare a regi-
ment from the frontier, where the ludlaas are
{" war whooplnS," ,or police dusy in the Southern
States
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siNU.SENENTS.

ACADEMY or Music. -Schurman's combina-
ton has undoubtedly taken the city by storm,
and the fact is not to be wonered at, for it is
decidedly the best variety troupe that we have
had in this city since the war.
A change of programme and new arrivals is
announced for next week.
Treasurer Starr will be found on hand ready
for and equal to any rush.
The GLOBE THEATRE. is very evident,
from the general improved appearance of this
theatre, that our friend Kit" has spared
neither money nor pa rs Ill fitting up tins
place of amusement in the best style. The
whole place has an air of newness about it,
and the tasteful and unique decorations give
evidence of an artistic touch. The ventlla-
ton Of this theatre is unsurpassed by any
place Of amusem MT in our city, and the
engagements ahe.d are Of the most expe-
riencrd performers and tirst-class artists
therefore it will be imme lately perceived
that the Globe Theatre in the coming season
will stand second to none
The Worreli Sisters arrived last night at IL
clock, and will begin their engage ment on
the 18th inst, at the opening OF the theatre
The initial entertainment will consist in the
representation Of the popular burlesque, ehti-
tied " field Of the Cloth of Gold, and many
other attractive features will be placed upon
the boards MIR. Kittredge deserves the most
liberal patronage, and we feel assured that he
will receive it.
THE ST. CHARLES THEArRE.-On Sunday
evening he st. Charles The ltre will open
with Greenwalrs Dramatic Company, sup.
portin 1.-The eminent actor, Mr.. E. G. Stetsone
He viii appear il his great part in the sensa-
ton drama entitled Neck aud Neck.
Mr. Clinton Eddy. the business manager OF
the company h arrived, and is busy making
the necessary busine S arrangements TOR the
opening OF the Old Drury.
GiYETY THEATRE.--As usual the performo
ance was excellent at this resort Of amu>ee
ment last evening. and the audiences Judging
from the general prearance ana laughter en-
joyed the performance veIy much.
The several performers in their respective
roles acquitted themselves with credit. Mr..
Flynn intends bringing out many new Tea ures
next week in the SD .pe Of new stars and 60 ID
Sc sations. To pass few hours pleasantly,
those who are fond of fun should see the in
side Of the Gayety.
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BASE BALL.

SEw ToEK, ss. In game .'i,yes wee CO
Gay the MtI.us, scored three and the Athletics
NOthn3
NEW YORK Oct. S-Tea innings PLAYED; game
stopped by the ran. Bo ton, j. At.dutics 3
Atlautlcs scored only in the third mnins, and the
EoatoY, IL one shIrd, fourth and sixtu lunlnS4D
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On THE HUM OF BENJAMIN. A Washington
special to the Cincinnati Enquirer says Some
of B n Buffers enemies, who are making mat
tiers SO lively tor him in Massachusetts that he
wants to volunteer tor an imaginary rebellion,
have been down in Washington for a day or
two past to overhaul the department for fresh
evide ices of rascality. The idea of this search
is very amusing to well-ilformed persons for
two reasons first, that Ben is too smart to
put such things on the record !; second, if they
we're on the files, none Of the departments
would allow them to be seen.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Oct. Z, Noon. Stocks active and
strong. .Mmoney q u cent. Gold ITO. Ex-
change, long 4.S6 snort 50. Governments &C
Ave ami strong. state bonds quiet
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A Missouri doctor couldn't tell arsenic from
chalk until one Of his patients died, and now he
doesn't doctor any more. The crowd left him in
placid pool.
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By the Dutch Tradir Compaays official state
ment of the coffee crop in all the producing
countries for 1871 the tai is set down at 90O0-
1DO cWts
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FOREIGN MAltkLiS.

LONDON. Oct. Common rosln Is Sd.
LIVERPOOL, oct. 7, 4:}0 p NJ Cotton Sales
on basis of MlIdhng Uplands, nothing below
Low Middhngs, shipped October aud November,
=
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The dsstucaoa q e.ss,uy is threatened
oy subtsnaasAa Are l. zeal el;ne under
meath the smoky ~ . :s1id!y ssrning away
IL fbaadAGAnA
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Every housekeeper should use Shepard's
patent starch gloss. For sale by Toby Co.,
grocers.
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BAYONNE.

BayoSNE, Oct. the Carlsts official ionrna
states that Don Carlos was at the head Of hi
army yesterday in good health.
Dorragalry has leave Of absence on account {
i'll health.
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COPENHAGEN.

| COPENHAGEN, Oct THE Danish Minister at
| Berlin has been instructed to make representa-
| tons to the German Cover men: in relati Il to
the expulsion of the Danes from Schtswlg.
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PARIS.

PARIS, Oct. 7.-Returls from the Departments
| show of me nbeIs Of the Council General there
have been elected 80 Republicans, 800 Monarchi-t-
| and ten avowed Bona 'arti,t>. New elections viii
be req ued In thirty districts, OF which twenty
| are expected to eject Republican candidates.
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MADRID.

MILAN. Oct. s-Ex-President Theirs arrived
here yesterday and dressed the French resi-
dents last evening He said the establishment
of Republic should not be displeasins to the rest
of Europe. He believed the general elec,on
would give about 50 addltlona! Bonapartst dcr"-
ties 90 the Assembly,
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE NO. ata.
U. 4. snrxrI No. 100

=
TT 4. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
". New. Nov. 10. lsIt.-Notiee IL hereby
given that the Europa Mining Company. q cor.
poration organized Hnder tho laws OF the State
OF California. having its postofice address aud
principal plaes OF business at San Francisco,
California, has, by Y. A. Ellis. the agent thereof.
and q stockholder therein. made application for
patent for one thousand LOCO linear feet Of the
Europa Lode. bearing gold aud silver. tho same
erly or southeasterly direction from the south
line Of u, s. Suryey or Lot No. 90 (being the
Ward company's claim. with surface ground
four hundred (40o) feet In width. designated
U. Il. Survey or Lot No. i02, In Township n
north. Range ~ est. Mount Dlablo meridian,
county, state OF Neyada. and described In the
Mat and field notes on die In this office as FOL
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u. \. survey No. 95.

We ~ Ssr'eS wv p@s
TT 8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
OsNevads. Octobcrs. isii.- Notice l. h, reby
given that the Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company corporation Organized under The
laws Of The State Of California, having IT. post
| once address and principal pace Of bushes.
at san Francisco, California, has, by w. w.
Tarney, the agent thereof and q siockh0lder
therein. this day made application for United
States patent for sixteen hundred and thirty six
1880 linear feet Of the Green lode In Gold
nill and Dcvil's Gate Mining Districts. being
partly In Storey ard partly In Lyon county.
State OF Nevada. with surface ground three
hundred (3DO) feet In width. extending In 4
southeriy direction from the mouth Of the said
Company's tunnel. At or near the northcrly end
ofihe claim. along the line OF .sid vein or lode.
and embracing the zane. with all iis dipr,
angles aud variations, To any derth and through.
out lie entire width and depth. although the
same be found 10 enter land adjoining; the ,aid
claim or u. g. Survey No. o5 being described
upon the surface By. the plat and field notes on
ale in this ONCE as follows. viz: Beginning at
Poet No. 1, about 500 feet westerly IRON the
DEVILS Gate Toli.road. and whence the quarter
section corner on the south line Of Section 3.
Township 10 north. Range q east. Mount
Diablo meridian. bears north ~ degrees west.
distant I, 40 feet; and running from sald Post
No I along the westerly boundary OF the ~.
Loni. Company's survey. Lot No. u. south IL
degrees east 2i6 feet 10 Poet No. .; thence
south lax degrees east ! .39s feet 10 Poet No 2;
thence ,outh saS degrees west $40 ieei 70 Post
No. Z; thence. fourth courre. north itt degrees
wet 1866 feet TO Post No. s thence north
say degrees east III feet 10 Post No I, the
place OF MISUNDERSTANDING 10 S5-loO acres
OF land, situated In east half Section =. Town
ship 10 north, Range q cast. Mount Dlablo
meridian.
Courses and bearing. expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation. l6x degrees
east.