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8 few minutes later the rain stopped. the wind
seemed to die away, and the referee he'd strong
hnrIal Ef tfGs tnr rirfnfa inac

M
Between 3 and $50 b. N. the wind fairly GO.
auetted with the water; one. moment it died
away and the next freshened up, and up and
down went the feelings of the crowd until $50
o'clock, when the referees boat turned from
the trip over the course and an official an
nouncement Of postponsment was made to the
great disappointrnent II Of the crowd, but to the
Courtney and Hanlon were waiting patiently
and calmly the referees decision.
A great deal Of money Was placed to-day. In
every case two to one on Hanlon was paid.
Sporting men and those that make aquatic
contests study express great astnnishmeut at
and cannot understand 1t. Dne Of the truest
REASONS lies in the fact that every little town in
Western Canada, and not a few In New Bruins
wick and Nova Scotia. has sent its representa-
tive here with their little ageumulations. and as
there Is comparatively little American money
over here, the market Is flooded and these en-
thusiastic Kanncks are bound to put up some
thing even though 1T IL put uD at such odds as
make cooler ealculators' heads SWIM, And q then 4.
again, they all labor under the Idea that RED"
has never let himself out and Is positively in-
vfnnib1a.
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MARINE ME w y.

poRr EADs, Oct. Q, p. m.-Wind east, light.
Weather clear.
Arrived: French ship Emma, Lepere master.
IS days from Havre, to Hoffman g. Co.
British steamship Cordova. at . 3. M. Lang
master from West India ports, via Galveston,
to Ocean 4 90.
sailed: Steamship New Orleans. steamship
Tappahann oek bark Saleta.
SOUTHWEST Pass Oct. 2, 6 D. m.-Barometer
1880. Wind east. light. Weather hazy and
warm.
Arrived: American bark P. c. Merryman
Young master, 60 days from Palermo, in ballast,
to master.
NO departures. -..E wv"
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4 CLEAN sweep for the Republicans.

DENVER, Oct 1.-The Republicans yesterday
carried the State county and city ticket entirely
BY largely increased maiorities.. Hon. Fred: w;
Pittin is elected Governor and Judge, Bedford
T,spislattlre ID largely Republican and this in
snres o Republican Senator from colorado.
The Greenback element, drew about evenly
nd strength. Capt n. Sopris is elected mayor
Of Denver by over 1000 majority. Double the
majority n our last city election. z-.-
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The International Peace COngress-Hts
RasaFnn Il Failure.

LONDON. Oct 1.-The proceedings Of the In
session yesterday attracted little attention here,
It was composed mostly OF theorists and doc
trinaires, and nothihg Of practicable NATURE t4t
members disputed with each other, some Of
them insisting that the only road to peace laid
the abolition Of all kings end all armies, while
others held that peace would be secured II the
workingmen OF each country would solemnly
agree never to Join an army under any condi-
tion and suffer death rather than take up arms
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The American Board of Foreign MtssfOns-
Bsw6y=NintEa Annual Meeting,

meeting OF the American Board of Con mission
ers of Foreign Missions commenced in En-
manuel Church In this city yesterday. The
matters Of business were transacted. Addresses
were made by missionaries and, celebrated
b. b., addressed d large audience. About 1900
delegates from various States and Territories
are present at the meeting. and great interest
is manfested.
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POLITICAL.

DHsMorNEs, Oct 2--The Greenbaekers have
axpunped every soldier from the state ticket.
Senator Blaine will ar, i've here this evening.
and Tomorrow will be big day. The city is
being profusey decorated.
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Cincinnati Races.

CINU1NNAT1. Oct. 2.-There were two races to-
day.
The first race. 2:1a class. was won By proetain
taking the first. third and fourth heats, John
the race. Time, 2:2s1s, 2:25h. 2:2A}k, 2:2Ah.
The second race, 2;2s class. was won by Con-
voy In three straight heats, Judge Pollard seq
ond. Time. $3.50, 2:2914. 2:28.
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Mixed Schools i'm New Eerk-RnOres ei
Negroes to Force Admission TO
white @glaDgas,

New York, Oct. q = Many OF the eolorsd
parents in this city Of late haye been dissatis-
lied with the course of instruction given their
children and are endeaYoriDg to place them IN
white schools. The civil rights bill gives them
this privilege, they think. but whenever they
apply tho classes are oil full aHd there Is abso-
lutely no room for them. gol9rsd ninth ward.
ers. however, are demanding admission for
their children into the best OF West Side
schools, and are giving the board Of education
some trouble. In some few cases colored chill
dren have been admitted to white schools. but
not finding them plsasant have left.
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The Australian Team win the Cricket
Match by ehne Point.

NEW York. Oct. 2-The American cricket
team resumed the first Innings on the grounds
of the st. George Cricket Club, Hoboksn. at
IL 40 a. m and were finally put out for total of
ninetY-eiRh The Australians then went to he
bat and scored nfnety-two. With fivs Wiekets to
70 down. Total scores-For the Americans. 161; ;
for the Australians, 1862.
The Australians acknowledge that the Amer.
leans were the most formidable rivals they had
met on their tour
To. morrow the Australians will play at Phila-
dslphia with very strong team. The match
and consequently much more exciting. GENE
may be looked for, Quite number OF New
York players will follow the Australians to Wit
ness the game
DLsary ana Hughes -Tiae FoFmer Ahead.
Nav YORK, Oct. 2, 10 q. Gilmore's Gar
demo 'Leary at this hour has scored 1875 miles
and Hughes 174 miles.
At Gtmore's Garden at noon the score stands
doing we'll. and walking steadily. Hughes con-
dition continues to improve.
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Continued Assistance to Fever Sufferers.

New YoRK Oct. Liberal assistance to the
being done now In the way of collecting cloth
ing for sufferers A grand horse fair, the PRO-
ceeds Of which are to be sent to the fever strck-
Park. New Derp, Staten Island. to-day. The
programme comprises mile heats In harness,
double team trots, and exhibitions Of speed by
many Of the best horses In Richmond county,
and numerous other interesting features.
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TFamps Resist Arrest and HanltFeat Police
OfFaeess-The Militia Make Captures.

AKRON, o., Oct. 1.-TWO policemen, while In
pursuit of a thieving tramp Monday night. came
across camp of forty despeTats tratnps armed
after tearing the clothes off their b scks chased
them to the city. The officers barely escaped
with their lives. Great EXCITEMENT preYsallfeed,
Regiment Ohio National Guards. which pro.
c. eded to the. scene Of action and captured q
twenty of The desperadoes: Another raid VIII
will hes caft1lraG
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Cause of the rostpenement-Heavv Odds
asss MmmTpn,

I.ous1sr, Ont. Oct. 2.--Since early morning
crowds have come pouring In here from .l all
quarters and in all manner OF cohveyaaneaes. a e. tns
trunk Railroad. whose arrangements were
very complete.
Though the law against pool selllng rs VERY 9ry
at tHe Windsor Hotel. in the city last nlEht. ana
no effort was made to atop them,
to-day. ana ID the water began TO get little
rough and when there seemed chance OF tne
referee ordering the race to go on nis stoeg
three to one on him. About O'Clock 1t began 70 70
rain. The wind freshened up and the vasI asI
crowd ON the grand stand dropped down unasE ~,
greatest confusion. Atthat hour all hopes or
the race coming off to- day We're given 70. ana g.
great many gave up the seats that they nad heta e
fsnRcionsIy all day, only however to regret lt
aud make d desperate effort to regain them AZ
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The New York Elevated RaaEFOad-AdE
verse Report of the Grand gmry.

New YORK. Oct 2.-The grand jury has de-
cided not to lndict the officers of the MetroDoli-
tan Elevated hailroad Company, but has made
q presentment DECLARING the line to be griey-
rights. It declares further that many Of the an
noyances caused by the road can be l,eemoved,
redress lies In an appeal to the Attorney Gem
eral and the legislature
Travel on the elevated lines has increased
greatly beyond expectation.
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Republican Remaimataem Inn the Oneida
District of New YORK.

ROME N. u. Oct 2.-Oyrus D. Prescott Of this
district to-day by the Republican convention.
His nomination is regarded as uniting all
he Is somewhat partial to the administration,
Senator Conkling and friends supported him.
The platform adopted is repetition OF that at
Saratoga. @
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
AN uNFAyoRABLE REPORT or THE
CONDITION OF INFECTED PLACES
YESTERDAY.
ArapFEase Rf the Fever at Canf0rs-FIftg-
six New Gases aFrd Six weaths
I'm FaFty#eaght HHBmrss
Especial to the Demoerat.l

GANTUH, Miss, Oct. 2.--The fever Is raging
here with renewed vgor. We are out OF heart
having Only JWU Uiysiofans s6f ~
Lyons. Of your city, and our DR.. Priestley.
Dr. semmes and Or. Galloway are both down.
1t is impossible to geta report OF the number OF
new cases. but there have been fully sixty In
B the past forty eight hours. This is terrible
when ii ID considered that there are not over
2o susceptible to the fever fully 100 Of our peo-
pIg having already had tt. There have been six
deaths lii the past forty -eieht hours.
our relief committee. Messrs. Thomas. De-
yisass Branigan and myself, have our hands
full. Our supplies are running short. too. We
pray uod for ar early frost.
Mr.. Campbell ons OF our faithful telegraph
operators died last night
EMMETT Il. ROSS.
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NEW ORLEANS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1873,

ing her any serious Inconvenience until 1t
reached It's extraordinary proportions, snereas-
ing the size Of the limb from thirteen to thirty
Inches and extending. from the upper portion
Of the thigh to beloW the knee. The woman be- y,
came SO accustomed to 1t that she could walk.
to attend to her ordinary household duties It's
rapid growth of late. attended by inflammation
OF The under surface induced her to have 1t re-
1nnvnd
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NATCHrTOCHEs PARISH.


ana gJnmelestea-Why Blunt and
Hreaa were ordered trom tine Parrish
Especial to the Demoeratl
EhToRfTouHEs, Oct. a. -Natchitoches was never
more Quiet than now. The colored people are
at work, and none Of them are molested. No
negroes were killed in their attack upon the
town, and only three we're wounded, who are
recovering.
The leaders In the riot were arrested, and
after examination by o committee OF citizens 1t
was shown by their statements that Blunt,
Brsda and others had instigated them to vio-
lenes, and they were sent to their homes. where
they now are Blunt and his lieutenants were
offered no violence. but were ordered. in the In
terest Of peace, to depart the parish and never
return, which they did.
All rumors Of excitement OF trouble here now
are unfounded. Everything has been perfectly
calm since the twenty second OF September,
I l@ n
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
ENGLAND.
Failure of the Banh of GEasg0W-Great
Excitement and Decline I'm British
RRIaSEaY sticks and Cnfaanlss

LONDON, oat. 2The failure Of the City Of
G asgow Hank has caused considerable excite
created d bad impression among. the public.
The announcement Of the suspension has been
followed by 9 great fall In English railway
throughout Scotland have become alarmed. and
depositors are freely withdrawing their money
from the banks. The UaHks HI5
consols. The shareholders of the City Of Glass
gov Bank are all wealthy and liquidation will.
ii ID ex ppeted, be favorable. The failure Of the
bank will result in serious lock. up OF Eastern
nrr1Uee
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Rase bali.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Milwaukees T. Chieagos s.
apolis 7.
SYRACUSE, N: Y, Oct. 2.-stars II. Lowells /.
ALBANY. N. Z, Oct. 2.-Albanys 12s Uticas 0.
BosToN Oct. 2.-Bostons 8. Buffalos 9.
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A Shocking case of Malpractice.

NEW YoRK, Oct "A shocking case Of mall
practice In this city has been discovered through
murdered woman recently found ON staten
Island. Victoria ConneT' o y9%uag % nn woman
mains were buried In Cypress Hill Cemetery.
Her death was believed to have been caused by
consumption. but an examination of her body
ms na1nrartira.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Successful Medical OperatlOn-A Twelve
Pound TumGF.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-Yesterday afternoon the
leading physicians of this city were invited to
moval of q tumor, weighing twelve pounds,
from the leg OF woman. The. operation was
successfully performed by Prof. james L; Little,
assisted by DR.. Stephen Smith and DIR. Charles
Phelps. The patient is the mo her of nine chill
dren. About nine years ago this. tumor CON-
meneed its growth and continued without CIV
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RUSSIA.
Press sympathy vTith Glle Ameer-A Cal
rmlafERm mf aGnmARnElancaa.

LONDON, Oct. 2-Dispatehes from st. Peters
burg say: The Russian newspapers Justify
the Ameer's conduct in refusing 70 permit the
passage Of the British mission to Cabu and as
sure the Ameer of Russla's friendly neutrality
In the event Of war. The st. Petersburg golos
tneWspaperl says the Ameer has not acted pre-
eipitately in this matter but had calculated the
consequences of his act. The Ameer, the Gol0s
adds has many possible allies
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Wayes ON Another Frolae.

New YoRK. Oct. president Hayes arrived
In this city this morning By the early express
train from Washington. he went Immediately
and then went out driving. On his re, urn he
attended meeting Of the trustees Of the Pea
body educational fund.
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The MARYLAND Institute Fair,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.--The exhibition Of the
Maryland Institute will be formally opened n TO-
display largely SURPRISES that of former years.
Among the features is he illumination Of the
hall and tower with one OF Wallace Il Sons dyn--
electric light in Baltimore.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Extensive Fire I'm Newark. M. >,

NEWARK, Oct. Am extensive fire broke out
at 4:so q. n. TO- day In the ENABLED Cloth Man
ufacturing Company at East Newark G extend end.
and to Bouers' extensive boat-house, all OF
which were destroyed, The loss Is estimated at
$50 600 to sI5, ,Goo partly insured.
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hopeful Beats the st. losals Record of
EsapuR.

sT Louis, Oct "A bright and beautiful
day smilei upon the Jockey Club track, and
crowds assembled there to witness the last day
of the races.
II was expected that the great Rarus would
enter the list and trot against time with Hope
full. but, contrary to expectation, he did not
who succeeded In beating the record of Rarus
his time being ais
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A slight Increase at HFenplsfs-AnotRae
Howard espmes
Especial to the Demoorat.j

MEMPHIS. Oct. 2.-There were ferty-four
deaths, OF which forty.tWo we're from yellow
fever. Fifteen Of these were outside the city
limits and sixteen we're eolored including four
outside the city. John G. Lonsdale, sr,, treas
urer Howard Association, died last night.
There are three new cases In The telegraph
corps. The telegraph office is to close at D. m.
The weather is changing and becoming
cooler. W. Il. w,
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Enenfh nf CErfile Dion.

MONTREAL. Oct, 2.-Cyrille Dion, the ceIe-
brated billiard player, died of congestion Of the
lungs while en- route to the Hanlon-Courtney
race this morning.
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a.H.enry still Ahead.

New YORK Oct. 2.-At 8 p. m. OLeary had
covered 215 miles, and Hughes 1914.
5:35 p. m.-O'Leary 222, Hughes 400.
1850 p. m.-0'Learv 229 Hughes 2o2.
500 p. m.-OLeary rs miles ahead, having
covered a32, Hughes 206.
Both men are still on the track, and about
5000 persons are present.
9p. m.-O'Leary 235 miles, Hughes 2os. There
are now over 5000 people present.
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EpeatEe pf O. snortIng EDITOR.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Lewis B. Meaeham. sporting
editor OF the Chicago Tribune, and connected
this morning, aged thirty-hve years. He was
in his usual health until yesterday, when he
went home. slightly, indisposed. He was un-
married. Most of his relatives reside in Bur-
lington and Middleboro. vt.
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raad aK fhe Eplsease tta Rural Hplstricta.

NEW YoRK. Oct 2.-The latest from the yellow
fever districts Of the South show the. spread OF
the disease along gulf points. The special
pIiaseNFhieh the feeer is assuming now Is the
inerease In the number OF new eases. especially
lii rural districts. Near Port Gibson and other
large towns, the plague still shows great vigor.
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Waye Deatlas and EigEttystw8 New Casel
at BATON Rnuges
[Sneeial "a the Demo oe

BATON hoUGE. Oct. 2.--Fever report for the
tVenty-four hours ending at O'Clock this
morning: Deaths, 8; new cases. 90.
Bronze John Is besiegIng your correspond
ent's family. w. Il. U.
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rhe Grand Prize and Prize Medal w
. by Americans.

PARIS, Oct. 2-Few of the definite awards have
beer made public Among them Prof. Edison
vsntions and schefiin 1 Co., New York the
grand prize medal for soluble pills.
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The Race Epnsknnnesa =

IAuHINE, Oct. a. 8:so o. m-The race has been
postponed until tomorrow, owing to rough
Svnfer.
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Register before tine osnees are crowded.

unlimited or wel-msrfted praise from its
guests than the Colonnade Hotet. Philadel Dhia.
for liberal management and excellent courteaY,
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FRANCE
WAR Ii. ts,e peace Congress.

PARIS, Oct 2,-The international peace con-
gress concluded It's labors yesterday. The pro-
oeedings were occasionally of stormy nature.
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THE COLORADO ELECTION.
A EEear Republican victory Clalnaes

NEW YoRK, Oct. a.---The Times Denver dis
patch says the Republicans carried Colorado
yesterday by at least 2ootn majority, gain OF
1000 over two years ago. The Republican can
eaidafe for Congress Is elected by q large. ma
iority, and the Legislature is overwhelmingly
5Rhntlhltnhu.
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depression I'm COnsoEs Produced by the
Late Failure.

LoNnoN, Oct. 1.-The Standard, referring to the
financial disposition caused by the falling of
the City of Glasgow Bank. says there Is practi-
oally no market for any large amounts Of con-
soils except at o depression,
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. IA Turkish force Of
5000 men has left Trebizonde for Erzereum,
owing to rumors Of serious disturbances there.
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Liabilities os the broken Bank.

LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from Glasgow
says the liabilities OF the bank are placed at
$4,000, 600.
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"
AUSTRIA.

Condition upon which the Hungarian
Ministry win Withdraw their
designations.
LONDON Oct. "A dispatch from Pesth says
It is believed the Hungarian Ministry makes
the abandonment of the military occupation OF
Bosnia the condition Of it's assumption OF office.
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The Scotch Ranks-G0EmmeFCHaR Failures
Predicted.

LONDON. Oct 2.-All the financial Journals in
Bank believe that all the Other. Scotch banks are
safe. but they anticipate that there will be many
commercial failures In Scotland and the North
nf EupIan1
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who was thrown from his carriage while out
riding yesterday. received such shock, to his
nervous system that he will bs confined to the
he has sustained some internal injuries
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TURKEY.
Revenues OF Cyprus to he Pledged for u
New LDams

LONDON, Oct. At is semi. officially stated
that Turkey Is negotiating to induce England
to guarantee loan of probably "a 600 ster-
ling from the revenues OF the Island Of Cyprus,
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28
Mining Locations;

The following mining locations have been filed in the office of the County Re IcOrder since our last issue
 Black Diamond. in Pioneer District, by W. R. Robinson,
 Alta, one mile southwest Of Mineral Hill, by David Anderson.
 Marion, two miles and half from the mouth Of Mineral creek, Uy c. D. Putnam and John Read.
 Illinois, northwesterly and adjoining the Fl Capltan, by sam A. Lowe.
 Lady Blanche, nortiwesterly and ad. lJoIning the Illinois mine, by Sam A. Lowe. Philadelphia, first southwest extension of El Capitan tnii ., by Rotert T. Holt.
 Fairmount, sec0nl southwest extension of Fl Capitan IT ne, by John T. France. Woodbine, in Pioneer District, by Eliza Anderson.
Arizona citizen., 1878-06-28
[ 0CIL MATTERS.
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate and mining property in PinaI county, have been filed in the County Recorders office since our last issue:
 R Turner 10 O Brown, Texas Pacific and News Letter mines in Pioneer Dis trict and mill site-s4OO. ] W Gaines to c 0 Brown, undivided half of the Pike mine, in Pioneer District -Sl.
 ) N Mcdowell to E U Smith, lot No. 24 in the town Of Picket Post-s225.
 David and Robert Anderson to Amos Roberts, Union West mine in Pioneer Dis itriet-s350O.
 Jacob Sutter 10 A Frazer, undivided lone-f0u-th Of the Cloud Burst mine in Pl- oneer Distri-t-sI5O. ! J F Gabriel to NJ I. Stiles undivided one. third Of the Morning Star mlne in Plo- Ineer District-SI.
 Joseph Kelsey 10 Joseph Collingwood X ' O., KelSey's Station, 2 miles north Of Florsnce-SGO0. H Barnes to c H Oury, S5C feet in the Peacock mine and S75 feet in the Georgia mine-s200.