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Arkansas Finance.
WICHITA.
Another Version Of the Incident i'm
Indian Territory.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Aug. PA Meas
San Antonio special says the Kiowas and
COmanches attacked Gen. Davidson at u
o'clock on the 23d, and endeayored to OIL
tain possession Of the agency building 1t
the Wichita Agency, forty miles from Fort
Sill. The Indians were defeated tie first
day and renewed the attack the following
morning, but were again repulsed. The
attacking Indians are those who have been
raiding, and are now trying to return TO the
agency. Gen. McKenzie's expedition left
Fort COncha the 2:}d inst.
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CorroN is firm in New York at l6fa
17sc for middling.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed IN New
York last evening at 764 for the OLD
issue and IS for the new.
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GERNANY's FOPTLATIoN.

The recent German census shows
that the non German inhabitants of
the Empire number 3,540.OOO, or eight
per cent. They consist of 100000
French speaking people in Alsace-LOr-
raine, and 10000 French and WallOOns
in the Rhine Provinces, 2, ,450, 600 Poles,
10000 Lithuanians, 10000 Danes in
North Schleswig, $1,000 Wends IN
Brandenburg and Silesia, ard $1,000 in
Saxony, $1,000 MOravians and Czechs
in Silesia, and $4,000 foreigners. The
Protestant clergy number 5000, while
the Roman Catholics have 10000
priests, 500 monasteries and converts,
twenty bishoprics, five srchbishO-
prizes, and three Wears apostolic. OF
the twenty-one universities, Berlin
heads the list with 3,573 students,
Leipsic standing next with 2,032, ROs-
tock with l35, being the smallest.
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LAST NIGHTS PEACE MEETING.


We are puzzled what to say Of the
negro peace meeting last night. Its
motives were good and such as deserve
the highest commendation from both
press and people. Yet there was an
undercurrent of feeling which cropped
out at intervals, and was hardly all that
could be desired. When the blackscon-
demn recent frightful outrages and offer
their aid in suppressing violence, they
do exactly right. But when their pro-
ceedings are liable to give the impress
sion that the whites as a mass, or any
fraction of them respectable IN num-
bers, would permit a war of races, taey
do themselves and their Stateinjustice.
The tenor of their resolutions seems to
be that in their opinion the effect ofthe
Civil Rights bill on schools, juries,
hotels. theatres, and even the domain Of
the dead, cannot be discussed peacea-
bly,, but we must allow Congress to
consummate this ''sum of vilainies,
as Brownlow styled it, without the
feeblest protest. The wholesale out
rage at Trenton horrifes the whiteman
to 4 degree that the negro may not be
able to appreciate. We know that as
race we are held responsible for it
and. therefore, our honor and reputa.
ton, dearar than life itself, are at stake
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' tTY TtsI
runs- 4. kERCHENAL, MayOr.

Grafton and final action.
Very respectfully,
THOs. 4. kERCIEVAI, Mayor
Councilman Gaut moved that the bIll 1e
passed over the Mayors veto. Lost oy the
following vote: YeaS-COunciimeh Oui
lom. Martin, Miller, HALEY, Moore, Gdui'
Luck. Ambrose and FOgg-9.
Nays-COuncilmen IOwleS, Coleihah'
Todd. Adams, Reddick, Litterer- SioWey'
Beierlein and President Lindsley-J.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
RuI making il unlawful for ice-cre- m 81
loon KEEPERS, cigar dealers, ETC., TO kasP
their places Of business open on the oao-
bath. Laid on the table.
Resolution instructing the chairman OF
Street Committee to grade Shankland street.
Rejected.
BiU 10 designate the streets running
north end south by numbers instead oi
names. Passed second reading
Bill 10 instruct the City Engineer 70
widen the grade on Jefferson street. ne
ferred.
Bin authorizing the City Attorney to
employ a suitable person to get up evidence
in corReratiOn eases, at a salary OF 80 per
month. GdSSeu JlilIu lCauiiLS'
BUSINESS From THE OTHER BOAlD.
Bill providing that policeman shall be
furnished with blank-bOOks in which TO
make note of all defective Sidewalks, ETC.,
and report to headquarters. Passed second
reading.
RiIi nroviding for the appropriation Of
500 600 TO purchase a new engine Tor the
waterworks, the act to be submitted to a
nonuIar vote Of the people. Passed thin.
reading under a suspension Of the rules
In Convention.
The two Boards met in convention, with
AID. McCiavOck presiding, for the purpose
Of filling the vacancy i'll the Board 9i Ei-
ueation, caused by the resignation o. y. ID.
Wharton.
The chair stated that nominations were
in order.
Councilman TowIes nominated DIR. A
Gattinger; Councilman Reddick nominat-
ed DIR. ]. r. Harwell, and Councilman
Martin nominated T. G. McNairy.
The first ballot was taken, with the FOL
lowing result: Gattinger, - Harwelli .;
McNairy, Il.
The name Of DIR. Harwell was with
drawn.
The second ballot stood: MeNalry, II;
Gattin9er, 10.
The election Of Col MeNairy was then
made unanimous.
Col. McNairy was introduced and made
a few appropriate remarks, returning thanks
/ for the honor conferred upon him.
The convention then dissolved.
| The Board Of Aldermen adjourned until
the next regular meeting, and the Board ol
Common COGncil until Monday evening al
! s o'clock.
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BELGIUM

BRUssELs, Aug. 27.-The 6nal sitting Of
the International Congress will be held
Saturday next. .-..
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GOLD is steady in New York at
109sa 1O9.2
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Mrs. ADAMS, wife of &. a. Adams, oi
The CleUeldHd Commercial EepOfeT, was
drowned at Putin Bay yesterday.
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TuToN's $4,000 damage suit against
Beecber will come before the October term
Of the Kings County Supreme Court, New
York.
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 27.-The Demo
cratic State Executive Committee organ
lied this morning by electing John q.
Thompson, Chairman, Amos Layman,
Secretary, Jacob Reinhard, Treasurer.
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kansas.

ToPERA, KS, Aug. 2T.--On reassemb-
ling this morning the Republican State
Convention completed the nomination Of a
State ticket as follows: Secretary Of State,
t. II. Cavanaugh; Treasurer, Samuel lap
ham; Auditor, ID. w. Wilder; Attorney
General, A. NJ. f. Randolph; Superintend-
ent Of Public Instruction, John Frazier;
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, d.
NJ Valentine.
Arkansas Finance.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 2T.-The eUnyen-
tiOn to-day has been engaged on the finance
article. The general disposition seems TO
be TO provide for the payment of all the
Just debts of the State.
Wont Run for Governor.
SALEM, MASS, Aug. 27.-It is an
nOunced Gen. BUTLER will run for Congress
in the Sixth district.
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The Board Of Aldermen met in adjourned
session at P. NJ. last night, Alderman Nc
Gavock in the chair, and the following
members present; Aldermen Milsom, Pen
teoOst, Eakin, Breen and COnsidine.
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A BROTHER Of the Ashantee King Kofiee
named Aguasi BOachi, who was taken
from COOmaSsie by some Dutcbmen al the
age of nine, brought up in Amsterdam, and
aterward sent to the School Of Mines at rel
berg, is now a director Of mines IN the
Dutch colony OF Batavia. He speaks three
or four European languages, IS Intelligent
and fond of study, and generally respected
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COMMUNICATIONS in the London Tunes
charge that travellers trying to return 10
England from Asia by way Of the faeihc
and this Continent are swindied, rs
through tickets bought in Japan, Aus
tIalia and China are found good only as
far as San Francisco.
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Ie FresIueut UPtHs HIs HVutH
a Camp Meeting.
WEST TENNESSEE.
All Quiet in Gibson County.
Universal Indignation Asainsi the


TnIverSaI Indignation Against the
LaHIess Lynchers-
MEMPHIS. Aug. There is an intense
feeling of indignation here against the mur-
derers Of the negro prisoners at Trenton.
The press of the city denounce them ior
their cowardly butcheTy. The Bun Clty
battalion of the State Guard rendered their
services to the Governor 10 bring them to
punishment. =,
DISPATCHES from Humboldt report all
Quiet tonight, but the negroes are much
alarmed.
The Daily Register, after an existence Of
about a year, has suspended.
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NEW YORK.
Meath of Prof blot.

New YORK, Aug. 27.-PrOf. Pierre Blot,
the famous culinary artist died yesterday at
his residence in jersey City.
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BEECHER.

The Committee Ready to Report
Tonight. sa
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic Platform of the keystone
State.

state.
PITTSBURG, Aug. 27.-The Democratic
State Convention re-assembled this morn
ING. On the sixth ballot Hon. Warren j..
Woodward, Of Berks, received one hundred
and twenty-eight votes for Supreme Judge,
and Henry +. Ross, Of Montgomery, one
hundred and eight. WOOdward'S nOmina-
tionwas made unanimous.
Hon. John Latta, of WestmOreland cOun-
ty, received the nomination for Lieutenant
Governor, on the fifth ballot. Justice F.
Temple, of Greene county, received the
nomination for Auditor-GeneraL The
committee on resolutions reported as fol-
lows:
A Bill of Wrongs.
The Democracy of Pennsylvania, in con-
vention assembled do declare that the Re
pnblican party since its accession TO power
has violated the Federal Constitution, de-
Graded the judiciary, prOstrated industry,
Numbered the people, usurped power, loan
ed its credit to corporations without constI-
tutional sanction, fostered corporations to
| the detriment of the agricultural interests
| of the country, introduced frauds and cor
ruption into all the departments Of govern
ment and among its ofhceholdels, and fail
| "A to dismiss them when exposed and
convicted; appointed spies and infOrmers tc
oppress the business interests Of the cOun
| trv: increased taxation till labor can hardly
live. business prosper, trade and commerc'
| earn their fair reward, or manufacturers
| continue their speculations; had oyeraWet
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III. G.. Bowen Wakes up to His
Wounded Reputation.
He Sues the Tilton Organ and
the Beecher Organ.
Damages by the Hundred Thousand
Dollars.

Damages by the Hundred Thousand
collars.
New YORK. Aug. 2T.-The Beecher In
vestigating Committee held a four hours
session at the office of one of the members
here yesterday, during which time the re
port previously prepared was read over and
carefully revised. Ii is now ready to be
submitted to the examining committee Of
the church Friday evening, and will be pre-
viously printed so as TO furnish it correctly
to the press.
Final Meeting.
The Committee met in secret session
this afternoon. This was their final meet
ING, and at its conclusion, they announced
that their labors were finished, so far as
their report was concerned, and it was
ready to be submitted at the Plymouth
Church meeting tomorrow evening
The Third Party of the TrtPartite
Gets on the Rampage.
Henry c. Bowen to-day instituted pro-
eeedings in a libel suit against the Brook
lam Ed0Le in which the damages are laid at
100000. The complaint is based upon an
interview published in the Eagle purpOrting
to have taken place between Bowen and an
EdgIe reporter, which Bowen claims to be
false in every particular, and upon three
editorials Immediately following the same.
A civil suit for libel has also been institu-
ted by Bowen against the reporter who
wrote the interview. Damages are claimed
to the amount of $4,000.
Demos Barnes, proprietor of the Argus,
was to-day arrested for libel at the instance
of II. c. Bowen and his sons, for the pub
Gcafion of an ALLEGED interview with Henry
NJ, Smith. Barnes. was released on his
own recognition 10 appear tomorrow and
make arrangements for bail.
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Theophile George ,Kirschein, arrested
Tuesday on the charge of abscOnding from
Culm, Germany, with 10000 thalers
belonging to the bank of that
CITY, and other property, was
yesterJiav discharged from custody as
far Is thai case was concerned, no instruc-
tions having been received from Germany
and German Consul General making no
application for his arrest.
Kirschen was Immediately rearrested on
a Supreme Court order on complaint of a
man here, who charges him with swindling
him out of 5000 in Culm in November
last and committed TO iail
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THE celebrated musical leader Moebus,
of Louisville, has disappeared mysteriously.
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herewith have the honor To return 'iic D!i,'
with these my objections, Tor your coil7'''
Grafton and final action.
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POLITICAL,
The Democracy of Two Repre-
sentative States In Council.
Missouri DenOunces Grants Grab, Civil
Rights, Louisiana Interference,
Protective Tariff and
National Banks.
Pennsylvania Demands Economy, Specie
Payment, Separate Schools, and
the Repeal of Radical Leg
islatiOn Depressing
Our Industries.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-The Democratic
State Convention met again in Jefferson
City this morning and adopted platform,
which, after reviewing the Democratic adj
ministration of State affairs for the two
years past, is Is follows;
The Gag LaW-Granf's Salary.
Resolved, That we aI1aign the national
Republican administration as having
proven false to the true principles Of the
Government and the Constitution in the
revival of the worst features of the sedition
law, by the passage of an act known as the
Poland libel law, and as disclosed in the
shameful Credit Mobilier and revenue
moiety frauds; and we denounce as
especially unworthy Of our confidence every
man, Democrat or Republican, who voted
for The equally fragrant increase Of Con-
gressional and Presidential salaries.
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Feniaua.

The thirteenth annual convention of the
Feuian Brotherhood which opened Tues
day, was resumed yesterday. More than
100 delegates were present, including some
of the most prominent Fenians in the
United States. The object of the conven-
ton is TO seek a close union between the
Fenians Of this country and those Of ireland.
The convention will be in session until
Saturday next.
SSO0,0OO
II is believed that the losses of Jonas
Sonnebourne * Co, the oil merchants who
suspended yesterday, will reach SSOO,OOO.
A SPANISH Editor Killed Twice by
Cable, Denies the Charge.
a dispatch received to-day from the ed
| itor of the CrORiSfd from Senior De COnto,
| who had a duel with the Cuban Rasada,
| states:
Il have satisfied my country's honor and
nv own. The duel was according 10 the
| code, and have been wounded slightly"
No date is given TO the dispatch, but 1t is
| supposed 10 be Paris.
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The Way of the TransgressOr.

Gov. Dix has pardoned Christian Meyer
who was sent to prison for participation in
the Tompkins Square labor disturbance.
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Common Council.

The Board of Common Council met il
regular session at s O'Clock las. night, Pres
ident Lindsey in the chair.
The following
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Civil Wrongs.

Resolved, That We are opposed 10 the
passage of the Civil Rights bill, believing
il to be unealled for by the blacks and
grossly unjust to the whites, sure TO work
great injury to the cause Of education
tn -oughout the nation, aud possibly lead to
a dangerous conflict between the two races.
While thus declaring we announce our
selves in favor of liberal system Of edu-
cation, for the benefit of the negroes as
well as the white children of Missouri, but
are opposed to the mingling of the white
and black races in our public schools or
other educational institutions.
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NEW BUSINESS.

BY Aid. Eslin-Resolution directing the
chairman of the Street Committee to mac
adamize South Cherry street, and to pur-
chase $500 bushels Of broken stones for
Claiborne street. Adopted.
By Alderman Eakin-ResolutiOn direct
ing the chairman Of the Street Committee
to instruct the street oVerseer To construct
a small sewer from South Union to High
street. Adopted.
A petition was received from number
Of citizens asking that the smoke stack Of
Diekeyis mill be repaired or removed. Re
ferred to committee with power to act.
The Board then adjourned to meet the
Common Council in convention, to elect a
member Of the Board of Education
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CAPITAL,s $1,OOO,OOO.
TWENTY PER CENT PAID UP

W. w. BERRY, Pres't. NH. A. WEBB, see'T
;pNO. PORTERFIELD, YIce-Prssident.
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The following Democratic State ticket
was nominated. For Governor, Charles X.
Harding; Lieutenant Governor, Norman }.
Coleman; Secretary of State, NJ. X. Nc
Grath; Auditor, j. Holiday; Treasurer,
James W. Mercer; Register, J. Kochistky.
The remainder ofthe ticket is not yet re-
ported.
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ct.,uN LITER OF rnr u..

"N VI LubELT n",SnfPfE.
ief a lafd"n. To the lIorrf,f H%IlLlIy
NrinSi !.uFe d the li>uirtts' /. {. VI.
I',i". .i.',le,, III aud tor the f".>1;l j..
-. I'%i ~ u N"aasa; And Y. /. -, = ai.
- ,'>Wv,''i attorney ui ,a4t am, %aiaalson,
"nt 'aN.r. i%'isiiicr In 5rD% tiial-
crt hamilton will apIIy r@e-ita Lnk.
pardon and erdrr fyr lis d, ! %geli4tate &
tii>"nment III The STATE Iri,a,,4a iiemin-
Nevada. on the Hi tiny ~ I u Ut s,a'e,f
OF a. sn"n thereafter AZ i am, @Sg, j. |. M,
luton ian he takeH NJ. u,Itat 1''d'l It,
"i Article y, Section Ii. If H. az llHEi,tls
sud state, and an Af, ~ H. sISsi.ialot
thereof. entitled An Act T., ~ l. %.l'atefe
make ,tinctual the luw,r - ,es.'se at
Justice, oi the Suircme Copr, :" as "%s,Ifin,r.
"eh'fal, /" remit the. and ierf' aa'itty
mute lHm,hmcnis, ard gan, ,o ~ yta-
c'ltNlttio',, -Arlfovr,i chrlgr,> %ttf
Il i"htit l.amIltru was. in ibr' $50.
.uil"afN, \. y. ~. and at Tie J9tad
I'm VI IN cur a'"resaid, eemie,.ia..saiy
tii".' u EIaiG larceny, ard lhcrrm'',Y' ,l3
I curt RENDERED. It's judgment tfn,, urn All
Hamilton. lie inJlri,,u,j in ,i i.' ug' IL ecTi
"i the State Il Nevada. n; hard l,L a4.' ! li',h
custody. e. TN ~ atldl IL.
In b. half Of Lel1r, T,' NM
Eureka. Nevada, April i. NJ A'Al'yn'
irc service Of a luliiea,c coy Of ,sar
IL aiu foregoing IttIte i. lqfrly = nm
,dss0, thl> 18th day Ut trlil. II. hSs"'9i'
1t. MANY.
ll'tIlct JLa.e.
Duo service of adul liea,c eoly # tbs vii.
III af4 ~tef'stIhs hsticc l. heltfy %arElrTi.
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P.tTE.NT TYDNS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NJ. III.

I. :. LAND urtiCr.
- Eureka. Nevada. MAY Is. ISL
NOTICE l. HEhEBN GIVEN THAT THE
y NeHark silver Mining Company Post
office address. Newark Mills. Newark lii
trlrt. Nhitr Pine county. Nevada has this
day filed In this ptiicc u diagram Together will,
u notice 81 application Ter Il patent from the
| ui;ei STATES, III der act oi Congress approved
icrt >uuIheastcriy and 30 feet ncrthNeStrIly
from the mouth If the Lincoln Tunnel, with
sur ace rrourd two hundred feet. lN feet On
each side ui the lode, the lode being ~ tect in
with. situated in Newark Mining district.
hitc Fine cuuntv. State of Nevada, aud d..
>r,ihrd in the plat and field uutr> On lie in this
n.iIvn H. follows. tu-Mit:
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Hh'-iL NOTICES
AsssssNNENV No..
'""srsCr NIL. ccSSs0Tscs

principal place Of I'M any = l.1ras',ta
aliiSrnla. Location NJ ,. San frasrii &
,ns instinct, kurcha "n,ks, ,EgrckaI IT,,
,,rs /, hsrrby given that s,u ! n.y., Nevada NJ ~
tSsl%cn hr No. on The /, 81 day e n lsEs :. iieiis i:
levied on the capital n .,an ents FER sla miaa'
laNaole immeliatcly. in u91 OF ihecoflor,sa'
eyin, 10 tn Sccrets,r"' .ll,sl States ' neY
California. street san -, !" lie
ANY sioux u,ou -. ''hisa.
shall remain unpaid M s" ,f this as>o..r..
~, viii be delinquent vac ip'h day Of 1 asa
snls At fnbiie a%gcti''a. atj Ir1 advertised ' e,
'aS rtH a, any Tt JaIy, NJ, t., e" ti INT t. tSlliI,
'erti'ins and cNrensrs Of ., El'h cost. II y.
9IhcG-Eoom MOI, nayWm nGL' : Segre',r.
MA. "'''''''' street, San l]lan,iDsr,n'l iGg.
ptrt
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q. S. Survey No. 81.

Ecciruing at II post marked .No. |. I.S.Srr-
vcy Nu.a7," hence the section corner oil the
northern boundary Of Scciinua. T.. :. \.k ~
T.. VI. u. NJ. bears y. II -. f.. Il>i feet:
mouth ut the Chihuahua Tunnel bears :.
Il l.. T.. ll&i feet, and II cedar tree one foot
III diameter. marked Lincoln l.. r.. bears y.
u W. IL feet: thence running :. L, l..
u feet. 10 lost marked Ne. =. Is. Su.vcy
Ne. 81; thence :. ~ ". - feet. tn lost
marked Ne. 3, |. :. Survcy No. -; thence
y. II = W. lth irct. To loSt make No. I.
/. =. sur ev NJ. =: and iiIoucc y. - f..
: q tcrt, IL post y L." the flacc OF begin
ming. containing l-lnr acres.
Courses eNisrc,>cd liom the true meridian
with Il magnetic variation a. II East. lhi>
claim /, located in tn ri>ulve,cd Fart of I.
l.. y. Il. - f.. Vi. i. NJ. and Is bounded ou
neither end lay any tnewn claiman,>: the
uenre>t miuc i tie chihuahua.
The cluin is recorded in iiuok \. ragcl$. of
the Nenark ~li>tIiet Mining lcoord>. ard Il
cgIy ii the uoiiro ard ilnt> can hc found
fe>tel at the mouth If The Lincoln tunnel.
nlNla tA II : 7. Holm. Ecri>tcr.