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GENERAL BURNsIDE's EXPLANATION.

THE GENERAL. AS CHAIRMAN OF THE VETERAN
NATIONAL COMMITTEE, EXPLAINS AS TO THE
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
Providence, r. l., Feb. IL, 1876.
United States Senator Burnside, Chairman OF the
Veteran National Committee, in speaking tonight OF
the report that he had convened the said committee
20 meet in Washington on the ed inst to mako ar
rangements for the participation OF the veterans the
Presidential canvass, " said
~ have OF issued a call 10 assemble the Veteran
National Committee. | have been solicited by men,
hers OF the committee 10 call meeting but declined
10 do H. very largo majority ofthe Union Veterans
belong to the republican party and will support the
nom nee Of the Republican Convention At CINCINNATI
a. I propose TO do but | am sure they do not pro
nose 10 take any action TO influence the
domination save In their localities members OF
the republican party. The nominations once made
thew will In the proper way make all necessary and
honorable Efforts organize for the support OF the
marty that saved the Union. In the meantime,
| think any national movement on the
part OF tho Union veterans would be
unwisa In their own localities they should exercise
their rights aud duties freemen majority Of the
members OF the COMMITTEES may have called meeting,
as they have the right 10 do In which case viii meet
with them possible There N perfect accord a.
understand H. In the committee, there being only an
honest difference Of ovinion as tothe time 70 acA"
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ROME.

PRINCE HoHENLoHE coLDLY REcEvED-THE
cLERIcs DIsPARAGE THE EABAssY-THE POPE
IGNORANT OF THE OBJECT OF HIS MISSION
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE. !
LONDON, Feb. II, 1876
From Rome learn that Prince Hohenlohe gets q
somewhat cool reception. The clerical circles speak
sLghtingly of him.
WHAT THE POPE SAYS
His Holiness said 81 do not know whether Hohen-
lohes visit is mission but If the subject Of the
lations with Germany is preached | shall Speak him
my mind"
NO FORMAL RECEPTION.
the Pope in company with others.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor Benjamin PIERCE, of Cambridge, Mass, In
residing the Fifth Avenue Hotel Rev. James Free
Clarke, of Boston, yesterday arrived at the St
James Hotel Franklin b. Gowen, President OF tho
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company at the
Brevoort House Mrs. scott-Siddons returned to tho
city yesterday and is at the Clarendon Hotel Rev.
f. Terrence, OF Montreal sojournng at the Gilsey
House. Ulysses s. Grant, Jr, arrived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday from Washington. Professor
N. B. Riddle, OF Hartford, is stopping at the Grand
Hntel
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIcER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Fob. 49, A. NJ.


WASHINGTON d, c., Feb. ISL A. M.
Probabilities
In the lower lakes, Middle States and New England,
rising barometer northwest to southwest winds,
slightly and generally clear weather will pre-
vail except lower temperature in the last district and
succeeded by southcaserly winds and falling barom-
eter in the first
In the upper lake region Tennessee and Ohio Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, fall
ing barometer. southwest to southeast winds
warmer partly cloudy weather and
possibly Nebraska aud Dakota to Northern Mlch-
gan light rains and snow, followed in the Northwest by
rising barometer and cold northwesterly winds
In the South Atlantic States winds veering to
northery and easterly, falling temperature increasing
coudiness rising, succeeded by falling barometer and
in the southern portions by
In the Gulf States falling barometer, winds vecrng
to northeast and southeast, warmer, partly cloudy
weather and coast rains
The Mississippi River will continue slowly rising at
CAIRO, and nearly stationary at stations below
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AN INDIAN WAR THREATENED.

THE SIOUX, CHEYENNE AND ARAPAHoK IN
dams GETTING READY FOR A BIG FIeHr-
A CONCENTRATION OF FORCES.
OMAHA, Neb, Feb. IL, 1875
1t is stated, the most competent and reliable on
cal authority, that the Sioux Cheyenne and Arapa-
hoe Indians have been and are yet making the most
extensive preparations possible for outbreak in
very few weeks. They have been purchasing large
quantities Of ammunition and arms WHEREVER they
could got them going far south the Indian Terri
tory Tor this purpose II has been known for some
time past that the best lighting had deserted the
agencies and are rowing in the Big Horn Powder River
and Tongue River countries concentrating and arranR
ing forces for this There the agencies and
on the reservation only those who too innrm or
disabled TO be OF use and the families OF those Indians
who have left SO far Is known the Indians Will
nkcy strike the frontier settlements and unless some
thing Is promptly done, they will do terrible work be-
fore they can be overpowered
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INDIA.

MURDRRERs ARRESTED BY THE ENGLISH AT
PERAK-coNFEssIoN OF THE ASSASSINATION
OF Mr.. BIRCH.
LONDON Feb. II, 1874
telegram from Sir William Jervois, the Governor OF
the Straits Settlements to the Earl OF Carnarvon, the
Secretary State for the Colonial Department. says
that three of the actual murderers of MI Birch, the
English Resident at Perak, have been captured. .
One of them has confessed everything. He says that
nine perpetrated the murder, and has given all
their names,
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AUSTRIA.

THE NATIONAL COMPROMISE WITH HUNGARY
LIKELY TO BE RENEWED
VIENNA, Feb IL, 1870
The Austrian and Hungarian Cabinets reported 10
have agreed that the Austrian National Bank shall
tablish Hungarian bank Of ssne and guarantee the
atter's notes and accept them the same as It's
This solves the principal difficulty in negotiating the
renewal Of the Austro- Hungarian compromise
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
wAsnINeroN. Feb. II. 1876.

WAsHINUrON, Eco. IL Io'b
THE MILITARY ACADEMY APPROPRIATION.
The Senate Committee on Appropriations to-day took
up the Military Academy bill. The clause reducing the
pay and allowance Of cadets from about 500 to $50
per annum concurred in The indications are that
the bill will be reported to the Senate without material
alteration.
COLONEL FRED GRANT AS PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Colonel Fred Grant son OF the President tor the
arst time delivered message from the President to
both branches OF Congress to-day.
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DIED.

LASGsrAFP In Brooklyn, on February H. 1876
MARY wife of John Langstad in the Gath year of hes
age.
The funeral will take place Saturday morning,
February 10 O'clock from her late residence No
179 Myrtle av, to the Church Of Our Lady OF Mercy.
Debevose place. Relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend
fFor Other Deaths See Eighth Page
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BRAZIL.

PRODUCE MARKET AND BoURsE REPORT.
RIO JASEIRo, Feb. II, 1870
Coffee market animated; prices very firm; good
nrsts, s, 700 a s, $50 reis per 10 kilos
Exchange on London, "a
SANTOS Feb. II, 1875
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained; superior
Santos. 600 a 5, $50 reis per 10 kilos.
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L-WHERE DOES 1T ALL COME ri

A-WHERE DOES 1T ALL COME FROM9-PINT3
quarts Of filthy catarrhal discharges where does IL all
como from The mucous membrane which lines the cham
beers Of the nose and little glands diseased
tho blood its liquid and exposure the air
changes II into corruption This life liquid Is needed 20 build
up the system butt is extracted and the system weakened
To cure. gain flesh and strength using DR.
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. which also d.
recy upon glands correcting them aud apply Dr.
SAcKs CArARRH REMEDY with DR. PRcE's NASAL DOucHE.
the only method Of reaching the cavities where tho
discharge accumuates and comes from. The instrument
medicines sold by druggists dealers In med-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DRIGHT's DISEASE, DIABETES. DEOPSY. GRAVEL.
ID Calculus Gout, rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Diseases OF
the Liver Kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland, Premature
Prostratlon Organic Debility and Chronic Affections IN
curable bv general practtoners Two pamphlets explain
ing their successful treatment by NAntkbs Ssrkpintiy
SPRING WATER, and Dr. A. HAWLEY HEATH authar
and proprietor; any address Depot and reception
rooms. 800 Broadway, New York
1rASuOoD-2OOrH EDITTON-A TREATISE EX-
M pianatory o. the causes with INSTRUCTIONS Tor she sue
eexsu OF Weakness Low spirits Nervous Exhans
zion Muscular Debility Premature Decline In Manh0Od
mice soc Address author Dr. Il. DE r. CURTIS All
West nd ST., New York
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BELGIUM.

CARL vooT SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR MURDER.
BRUSSELS. Feb. II, 1876
Carl Vogt, the murderer who extradted from
the United States, has been sentenced to DEATH He
has appealed to the Court OF Cessation.
Final judgment is expected about the end Of March
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IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE MOSES.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. II, 1876
The articles OF impeachment of Judge Montgomery
Moses formally read before the Senate to-day and
to morrow fixed for the trial Moses will demand
thirty days to prepare his defence.
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1876. THE NEW YoESS HERALD ALMANAC
r,>,,xcr,t cOMMERCiAL AID POLITICAL,

fiNAN' REGISTER FOR 1879
Now ready. In addition 20 iis usual contents comprising
,..luabIe tables and statistical finance with
hsv Of gold 1875 Of governments bonds hs
~o. issues rates consols railroad shares st,cx
American securities on the London Market Bank Of Eng
nd rate OF discount Customs returns aud other ssscOns
rneral and general information presents ssne ,r
1875 9TH TIE HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1879
It's election returns the fullest perfect AM only
reliable data tor the coming Presidential election
Corrected score OF the Donymount international Khs
Match with diagrams Ac private signals OF New York
Cno complete census returns uaesD Of
By countless iuu list OF and Members Vt tha
Fortyfourth Congress- standing and select committees
both houses with post ONCE addresses &c Minis
aud Conuls abroad foreign Legations In United
states table showing she rates Of foreign
also the time OF closing the mails York
ONCE All the speciaities Of the Almanac Marners' nds
Missing Heirs &c. continued Tor tho past year liza
chronological and other tables
army and returns are onlealy corrected It's Mis-
cellaneousv contents IL compendium Il
items Of general and special Information
THk HERALD ALMANAC
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HOLLAND.

w1xs1ow's WIFE AND SISTER ski OUT TO JOIN
THE FoRGER.
ROTTERDAM, Feb. II. 1870
The wife, son and sister Of Wnslow, The Boston
forger leave London Al three o'clock this afternoon
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A MESSAGE FOR PEACE.

Madrid, Feb IL, 1870
Upon Al,onso's departure for the North before tho
train started sohor Canovas del Castillo read TO the
King despatch from the Spanish Consul at Bayonne,
announcing that the carIist Junta intended To hold
meeting at vilafranca 10 propose tho conclusion OF
peace.
PANIC STRICKEN.
The Carlists represented as panic stricken They
lack money and provisions Many priests and Catholic
families are quitting the country
THE coRTEs ELECTIONS EXCITEMENT SUBSIDIZED
MADRID, Feb IL, 1sT0
OF the members OF the cortes 300 have been ro-
turned without protest being entered against their
election.
In een Of the cases where protests have been made
they arc considered unimportant
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THE wrArErR yrsrrRrAy

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty-four hours,
parson with the corresponding date OF last year in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
mi dfnu.
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A-RENNETr BUILDING.

COLD WINDS ROUGHEN AND CHAP THE SKIN
GLENN'S SULPHUR soar softens and reuuites II.
"HII.I,fs HAIR MHfsgKR Dye black or brown
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A SURE RELIEF.-THE NEW SILK ELASTIC
TEuss supplied by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. GA
Broadway safely retains rupture night and day tl soon
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The Attorney Generals Letter to the
Western District Attorneys.
THE ORIGIN, RESPONSIBILITY AND EFFECT
Startling Exposures in the Post
Office Department.
THE DEMOCRATS AND THR CURRENCY QUESTION
WAsuIsoroS. Feb. II. 1875.

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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Pree % cents matted to part. Of the Uutot states
~ cents sold BY all statoner and nswsdaAsrA Addsss
HS&ALD ALMANAC. Neu rSrx otsr.
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AVERY EFFECTIVE wlSTARS BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, OF sudden coughs and colds Soc
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A-MoLEs VEINS, WARTS AND OTHER Elk
panessiy removed also unnatural Isdness
heads moth patches and freckles cured by DR. u. q.
PERRY Dormatologist. 40 Bond ST.. New York
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GABLE NEW S

: GABLE NEW S
From All Parts of the
Old World.
SPANS POSITION IN CUBA.
British Opinion Of the Madrid Reply to
the WaShingtOn-Antilles Note.
SCHENCK AND THE EMMA MINE.
John Bull Agitated for a Fierce Opposition
to the Suez Canal Purchase.
DISRAELI'S DANGER.
WinsloW's Family to Join
the Forger in London.
CARL vOGT DOOMED.
Steamships in Fatal Collision in
the British Channel.
FIFTY-NINE PERSONS DROWNED
English Cabinet Amendment to the An
f, Grassy Note to Turkey.
RUSSIA AND ROUMANIA.
The German Court Mission to
the Capital Of Italy.
THE POPE AND THE PRINCE.
Weston's Gala Day of Pedestrian
Triumph in England
HIS WALK AND TIME.
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KEEP YOUR BIRD IN HEALTH AND SONG By
psng sreKR's PATENT PAPER For sale by all drug
I.Inna Darnth Hndann
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A-BENNEII DO ILUINU,
FIRE PROOF
COATED on NASSAU ANN AND FULTON sTS.
HANDSOMELY AND WELLHEArRD OFFICERS
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE. OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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LADIES'. MISSES, GENTLEMEN's AND BOYS
RooTs sHoEs CATERS, INDIA RUNNERS. Patronize MIL
q HIM
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DONOvAN'S RESTAURANT, 18TH ST, NEAR 5TH
avTabIe dhote from TO s. also Rooms Tor private am
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PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM RHEUMATISM
should procure Dr. FfTLKRs RHEUMATIC SYKuP at II John
st.. In store.
WIGS ToUPEEs, &c. RAuCHFUss, PRAC-
teal wig aud Toupee Maker. No. ~ East l2sh ST. ncsr
broadway. New York.
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FIFTY-NINE PERSONS DROWNED
English Cabinet Amendment to the An
Grassy Note to Turkey.

RUSSIA AND ROUMANIA.
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JACOB BRIGHT ELECTED FOR MANCHESTER.
LONDON, Feb. IL, 1876
Jacob Bright radical, has been elected to Parlia-
ment from Manchester, polling ,SS5 votes against
20, o74 for Powell conservative.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1870
THE LETTER TO THE WESTERN DISTRICT At
ToRNEYs AND THE ATTORNEY GENERALS Ex-
PLANAT1oN-rTs ORIGIN, SIGNIFICANCE AND
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CARL vOGT DOOMED.

Steamships in Fatal Collision in
the British Channel.
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WinsloW's Family to Join
the Forger in London.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-02
LAND NOTICES.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
PATENT To 4
QUICKSILVER MIME.
IlrNE 18th 1874

/ JUNE 18th, 1876.
I NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the Trinity Quicksilver Mining Conn
| pany, duly Incorporated under the laws
/ of tho State OF California, whose Post
Office address is Weavorvile, Trinity
County, has made application tor a patent
I for the TRINITY QUICKSILVER
| MINES Nos. /, . and 3, situated in Gin
nabar Mining District, in said County
and state, and more particularly describ-
ed in tho Plat and Field-uotcs now on
| tlo IN this odice, to-wit: Lot No. 81,
containing 20 81 100 acres Lot No. rs,
containing l5 50-lO0 acres and Lot No.
80, containing Is so lOOac ull situated
IN Township No. rs y, R6 ", NJ. u. NJ.
"rhe survey OF the exterior boundary
lines OF said lot No. 81, being Mine No.
!, begins at u Serpcntiuo Rock 22N9AS
,HcGe, marked TIN W, at the South East
coue OF the Mine, situated in wagon
rA9J, and ON tho North boundary of tho
lrluitv Quicksilver Mine running thence
with Var. rs l6E West -. - chains To "A
Post marked Mail, in mound OF rock
at the 5 W corner of the claim; thonco
North 900 chains to a Serpontino Rock
2SNl5NS inches marked - for N W cor
ner; thence ~. - chains to Sorpontino
Rock 2oN6N6 inches marked /, !. for n Il
corner OF the claim; thence 9.07 chains
the place OF beginning containing 20
| 6i-iO0 acres.
The survey of tho exterior boundary
lines OF Lot No IS, heing claim No. >,
begins at q Scrpcntiuo rock 22NllN7 inches
marked . ~ ut the North East corner
running thouce with variation 1878 Il
South 6,S9 chains To the $ T. curner at "a
Serpontino Rock 20N6N6 inches marked
T.. at the n T. corner OF Trinity Mine
No. thence West 22.72 chains to tho
, W corner u Serpontiuo rock 2SNlAAS
inches marked IL Mt the n W corner OF
| Trinity Mmo No. /; thence North G.S2
chains to Scrpenttno Rock 41Al2X6 m-
ches marked s.s for the n w corhor to
the place OF beginning containing 1850
acres.
The survey of the exterior boundary
! lines of Loot no. 30, being claim No. 3,
begins Mt the S T. corner Of the claim, Mt
aSerpontnc Rock 22XliN7 inches marked
e.s being also N Il corner OF tho Trinity
/ NNH'N N0l'NNi hAillN lNNs ~ IUlllllk iNtltN
| West 22,13 chains to tho 5 W corner at "A
Serpontlne Rock 2Nl2N6 inches marked
IN at n W corner of tho Trinity Quick
silver Mine; thence North dS2 chains 20
u SerponliH- Rock 2dNl0N6 inches marked
i3 tor the n E.c0ner thence East -. 73
chails 10 Serpentino Rocl, lONl2X6
inches markcd T3 and w tor the y /,
corner thcnco South G.S3 chains to tho
place of beginning; containing 1850
acrcs.
From the $ T. cornor Of the Mine, the
$ T. corner of Section 30, 4 3d n, RI W
NJ y NJ bears S26'ltO4' W l3lidd chains
distant.
Said Mino is bounded ON the West by
the Narrow Gauge Quicksilver Mine and
ON the East by tho Washington Quick
silver Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto arc required lo present the ,ame
to the Rogistor and Receiver of the Uni.
ted state, Land Onloo at Shasta, Cali
lornia, within sixty days ol tho first dhiy
OF publication of th. notice.
AARON BELL,
je2l-G0d. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-09-02
u. 6. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OT APPLICATION ron 4
PATENT 40 A
PLACER MINING Ch.AIM.

JuLY l0th, 1870.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
~ NJ. +. Griffin, John Musser and j.
w. Pickett, whose Post Ollico address is
Wcayoryille, Trinity county, State of
California, hnvo undo application for "A
Pnlent for tho BOLTS NIL PLACER
MINE, siuntod ia Bolts Hin Mining
District, Trinity County, md more pur-
ticulary described Ia tho Pint and Field
Notes now on Hlu la this office, ms followe,
to-wit: lot ~ in Township 33 n, X X
W. and lot No. 80 IN Township "a N,
r w, Nj - Nj ! containing l02 - 100
acres.
Tho survey OF tho exterior boundary
lines of the said mine begins nj an onlI
post GAG inches, . loct long, marked NJ
CO s. B IT., Ia ~ mound OF rocks Mt tho
n w coucrOf the claim running thence
with % variation Of lS'3O'E, South 70o Il
ESQ chains to nn oulI post feet long,
bhd inches, Ia a mound OF rock, marked
y 1t, for n u corner of the claim thence
South SIS chains 10 au onlC post iXl in
ches, . feet long, marked u II u q, IN u
mound of rock thence $40 E 400
chains, intersecling the SE corner of tho
Esquire Musscr & wv comorof the Tom
Olsen claims, to nm onk post 5X5 inehr.,
3 feet long, marked u II so, namound
of rock, for the SIC curnor of The claim
thence S71' w 3S.62 chains 10 u hack onll
post inohes Ia diameter, marked u II
ns the $ w corner of the claim thence
North 2l.30 chains 10 nm 0nl< post 4Al
inches, feet long, marked Is II, In a
mound Of rock thence Wost LIS chains
to post 6x5 inches, . feet long, marked
y II for a corner, Ia mound OF rock
thence $500 w T., 10 chains to an oak post
bx5 inches, marked B II, IN mound of
rock thence West 200 chains t0 an oak
post 6X5'inchps, 3ll feet long, IN mound
Of earth, marked y II thence N3O' Il
1850 chains 10 ID white uuk inches IN
diameter, marked a, which tree is marked
B II thence Eust l.32 chains TO poet
5x5 inches, . feet long, marked Il II, ina
mound OF rock thonce North h2l.50chains
to the place Of beginning.
Said claim Is bounded on the North by
mining land claimed by the Wcayorvillo
Ditch ~ Hydraulic Mining Company 4;
on tho En.t by the Tom Olsen Placer
Mine; on the South by land cmmed 10y
dos. Iluot for Agricultural purposes on
the West by public land in part, and by
the Blagnye Copper tulch Canon clnim,
and tho Pickett and Cunningham Placer
Mine.
The survey Of the connecting line COM
menced nj the established Quarter Soc.
corner, between Soc - of 1'p 33 and Sec
82 OF 1p 80 N, RS w. NJ y NJ, aud rm-
ming thence with Var is so J., NEW
II 80 chains distant 10 the starting cornor
Of the claim.
All persons having any adyerso claims
thereto ara requested 10 present the same
To- the Rcgisternnd Rcceivoro ot the United
States Land Office no Shn,tn, Cnlilprum,
within 90 dav. from the first day of put.
!cali0n Of this notice.
AARON BELL
iy20 God Register,