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REFRESHMENTS LEVIED.
WELLS: yAReo MINING CON

yyELlSs FARGO INNING con
w PANY-Location Of principal place Of
business. 6su Francisco. O III, ornis.
Location Of works, firginiA Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice " hereby given. that q . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the seventeenth
day OF November. 1879, q assessment mo. l0
Of Ten (i0l Cents per share was levied
pon the capita, stock Of the corporation, pay.
able Immediately. In United 6tstss gold coin,
to the secretary. at the once Of the Company.
Room II. No 30S Bush street (oosmopolitan
Hotsil, Ban francisco, Gall ornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment ehall
remain unpaid IN the tw-nty.secoud day Of
December, ISIS, viii be delinquent, and adver
tised for sale At public auction, and unleee pay.
msnt 10 made before. will b sold On FRIDAY.
the ninth day OF January. 1881, 70 pay the
delinquent assessment, together with cost
advertising and expenses Of sale. "
By order oil the Board OF Directors.
d. L. THOMAB. Secretary.
0mcs-Room n, No. sos Bush street (CJsmo-
polltan Hotel, Ban Francisco, California.
REMOVAL.
once removed 10 koom Is. No. 10 Leidssdor6
street, ssn Francisco. CalifJrnia.
20 A cuLBURN. Secretary.
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KoIlcE TO rAxPAYERs.

Tars. , rA5:. yon -. yI.oAL YyAs
s sss:' = % e, J, a AZ. "a e:I.si: : u. !: 8 Ss ~
nsin street. Cod nili. hnstwssu ibe hour II
IN regard 10 The eollset,sn Of he psns siIi -
sssteuy enforced. All talss not psid viii b.
M Satsqssss % The ~ o. Uc3oose. isn.
tarsssisaAasa sss NJ osiisss:,.
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AL.aA CONSOLIDATED aIslss

-. SVAfANt LoSsuos y .ofAss so'a
Location Of principal plses Of business. Ban
Frsnctsco, oalifosnis.
Notice 10 hereby given. nat st . meeting Of
The Dirretors. held on the twsnty atxth day Of
Of November, is79. 81 assessmsnt mo. II. Of
One Dollar tetjpsr shsrs was ievied upou the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
! s1sp::.;,. z II. II g osas. y s' q: J eS,S sS,1' so @s
No. -, Nevada Block. No. 20 tostsonefy
strsse, San franeisoo, oaiifosnia.
An. stock sPon .nicn ~. sss:ssTsrs snsI,
(Soth) day Of DkoEMBkR, 1879. viii b DELHI.
quenf, and Advertised fof sale q public auction,
and unless peymeat 10 made before, Will BE-
s sG,a Of 20 JlS6Hss. ;ss g. 70 y, ne csilnSSsoi.
Assessment together with costa Of Advertising
WILLiAN WILLIS, sscrstszy.
Mosisonsry ssrsss. san Fssaeisco. ssiiiosnis.
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CALEDONIA Silver INNING
~ oOMPANY.-Locstion of principal place

COAfANI.-kocauon " prtncipel pleco
Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at Q injecting Of
the Board OF Directors, held On the tenth
Q0th) day Of November. 1879. an assessment
mo. s9l Of tifty (sO) Cents per shars was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately. In United States gold
coin. TO the Secretary, a. the once Of the
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the sixteenth ti6ih) day Of
December. lS7s. will be dellnousnt. and adver.
tistd for sale at public suction. and unless pay.
ment 10 made before, viii Be sold on TUES.
DAY, the SIXTH (sthI day Of JANUARY.
gether with costs Of afvertir'ug and expenses
OF sale. B. WE0kNEk. bsoreiaxy.
Orhos-<N oanfornis street. Ban rnnciseo
California II
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DorosI nININa CoMeANy

DOIOSl COMrANN.-
Location VI principal plses OF business,
San Francisco. California; location OF works,
Virginia Mining District. Storey county, Ne.
vsda.
Notice ihersby given that ct Q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors. held On the fourth (tth)
day Of November. 1873, an assessment INC. 81
OF Fifty (eol Gents per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable I'm.
mediately, In United States gold coin, 20 the
Secretary. ct the once Of the Company. Room
8. NO. 2os buah street. Ban Francisco, Dali.
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ninth (eth) day Of lIe
cember. lS7y, will be delinquent, ard adver.
tired for sale at public auction. and unless
payment 10 made before. viii DO sold on TUrs.
DAY. the thirtisth (s0thl day OF December.
1879. to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of Advertising and expenses OF sale.
By orler Of the Board Of Directors.
W. e. DEAN, tecretary.
omcs-Room a. No. 2os busn street, Ban
Francisco, California.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

ALABAMA AND HUE B0LDr
"a Consolidated Mining Compsny.- Location
Of principal plsce Of business, ban Frahcissos
Locstion Of works, Silver Star Mining Dis
trict, Storey County. Nevada.
Nouoe.-There are delinquent upon tho fol-
loVtnQdescribcd stock. OF account Of Assess
mcnt No. 3. levied on the 9TH Gay Of October.
fo1p. the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. -
follOWo:
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HILL INNING ConPA.

ny.-Lncatton OF principal place o. bust.
oess, Ban Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Cold Hill. Storey county,
Notios.-Thers are delinquent D o the FOL.
lowing.described stock, on account OF sssese-
ment mo. 81 levied on the six esnth Qeth) dav
OF October. 1879, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names OF the rssDeetive shArsholders.
- follows:
Names. No. Csrhf. bhs. Amt
Atkinson, Doud& 90. Trus-
teee.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Atkinson. poud 4 %, !,
Atiin'on. Doud : 90. Trus -
Atkins N. Doud { %. frus-
es...............
armstrong J L, Trustes. ....tslf....lo.....s.
Brvckinr,dgs q Yoss. Trus.
tee. ...:........,.... ..sss'...oo'. ~ 80
Breckinridgs d Yost, Tfus.
tee. ..
Brectinridesk Yost. Trus-
tees sooos.. sivo..' " s'
Barrett D walker. Trustees. .6oo1 .l0....N.
ulow A W 3 %. Trustees .oot1. 90. -. ..
Burling frd. Trustee. bal. ef66 ...l2.....e.
Berryman r n, Trustee. go. 2lo2... l0.....o ..
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JUSTICE INNING COMPANY
q Loes,ion Of principal place Of business, San

JUSTICE MINING COMPANY
d Lcestion Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold HIN. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hsreby gwen. that ct Q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the twenty.
ninih day Of November, 1879, an assessment
(No.So) Of 2 ifty Gents per share was levied upon
I've capital stock Of toe corporation, payable
.nmsdis,siy, n United Unite y states gold coin % the
2, HNward's Bailding, No. Sl0 U.iifornis
street, san francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the third 1917 day Of Jan.
nary, 1850, will be delinquent, and adver.
tised for sale ~ public suction. and unless pay.
mont 10 msds beiore. viii be sold on 6ATUR-
DAY. the twenty.fourth Cslthl day OF January,
1881. to pay the delinquent assessment, To-
gether with cot OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. By ordsi Of the Board Of Directors.
Il. X. KELLY, Sscrsasry,
0fhce-Room .. Hayvard's Building, Sip
California street. San Francisco. oalifornis.
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= And In secordancs with isw. and an order Of
the Board Of DirsetorA made on the ieth dsy Of
October, 1879, % many sharss OF each parosl
OF such stock - may b necessary win b sold
at public suction. ss the ofies Of The sompsny,
Rson Z. 80 Bah street. oosmopolitan Hotel.
San Franeisco; oslifer.ia. op TaURsDaY.
hour Of ] O'Clock ?. 4. Of said day, 70 pay aid
~dslInqusut assessment thereon. together with
costa Of advertising and sxpensss Of The sAis.
". Z. DEAN, escrstsry.
Odcs-Room Q, No. 90 Bush street, Ooe
mopolitan Hotel, San francisco. California. a
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NOTICE.

iuAvrSa prsPosno or ~ Busisyss
a IN tAis Pses.sa = ] shsl lesys sovn
- isdsbisd = n . nsis p.o.p! :stsi:ossi.
Cola nm D.s:sS.. !; NM iiv
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go: s.:;; I'll LES
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P0,TPONR mRNr.

The day Of sale OF the above Iamsd stock
10 hsrsby postponsd until TUESDAY, the
ninth ,othI Gay VI Decsmbsr, 1879 at The same
place and hour. BY ordsr Of The po1d Of
v. 4. WATSON. Seer tsry.
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Fly, Neal y 70, LrusNe9. IAo..s.e0...sSe .
Tius;s.'...;;.;:;.:.y.;..tssi.. 100. 80.
Greenebaum, Helbing D %.
Trustees Observation-Disclosures. .
Greene baum, Hslbing , %.
Truetee1......... ........ oSo1.. .lV....oo .
G~rssnsb.um, Hslbing = o.,
Trustees ........-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES {.
ofeenebsum, Hslbtng Z Co.,,
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EVERYBODY READS IT.

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Weekly Mining Summary
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We 10 i've the latsst mining Information
ohssnAbls bon othM paxts OF Tie country
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SsIpsopls, non The MINES, @ the
HeOaANfC, 70 the MKR-
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-23
AusrrN. January 20. 1879.

At a meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the State Agricultural and
Mechanical College, held this day,
among other business transacted by
the board, the following resolution
was unanimously sdop.ed:
The board of directors of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College of the
State of Texas, being about to lose
three ot their members by the periodi-
cal change made IN the eT-c1iciO mem
bership BY the biennial State elections,
hereby manifest their appreciation OF
the value Of the services heretofore
rendered IN the sessions of the board
by Governor Hubbard, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Thompson and ex-Speaker Bon
ner, aud Of the agreeable social rels-
tons existing between them, by tender
ing the expression of their kindesi
personal regard for the retiring men,
bers, and their hope that in the fu-
ture their pathways through life may
be exceedingly prosperous. and We fee
assured they will always be honorable,
evincive of duty and public spirit IS
citizens Of 3 great commonwealth
which has already derived great adj
vantages from their public services.
A. ]. PEELER,
President pro ten. Of Board.
i. II. Scorr, Secretary.
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oRT WORTH, now that the Texas
hcific moves westwardly to Weather
ord, finds many of its occupations and
people going, or gone, and while it is
Nc yet too late and before the Wolves
We and before they are reduced to
eiess destitution the pious, godly
own, which sustains Paddock in all
his wicked ways, proposes to have a
narrow gauge to Austin and mainly,
We suppose, because there is none
other for Paddock to Paradise. In
any event there Is much anxiety In
Fort Worth to have a direct route to
tho exceedingly rich country north of
Austin and west of the Texas Central.
Fort Worth dreams Of the good time
coming when it will draw to its mer
chants the products of the magnificent
country north of the Texas Pacific.
The Democrat seems 20 think that the
remedy for every evil that may betall
Fort Worth, because oil the extension
OF the Texas Pacific, win be discovered
in the construction of this little road,
costing hardly more than neighbor-
hood turnpike of equal length, in the
direction of Austin. The road from
1ndianols and Cuero will meet it, and
Fort Worth, having the choicest aud
cheapest Of two routes to the sea, will
Adraw trade from great distances, and
Dallas viii be lost and Weatherford
cheated. and Wolftown, sometimes
called Fort Worth, perfectly blest,
ne people Of Austin will cooperate
aifh- Fort Worth. They are good
and great and enterprising people,
and we know they will proceed &c
think about it.
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ErSA Insurance. CoNpANY of Hart
ford, went for SOS, 7s7 que from the
city Of Mobile. A mandamus was
eryed on the city council ordering
ayment. and this. with other
se cases. oompels Mobile to
bside. It will be no longer
obile. It's affairs viii be wound
and administered by commission
ointed by the legislature of Ala
b aud so they 90. 1t is universal
Irage in corporations that hicks
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II any Of our German fellow coun-
gmen would make donation to the
great emperor on his golden wedding
day. soon to be celebrated, they are
requested by Kaiser William to give
Instead, to the poor, and thus the re-
Inarkable event Will be joyously re-
elrmbered at many cherries FIRE
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Tnn heaviest loss the solid JeiFer-
bnian Democracy has sustained for
|lhe past twelve years was confessed
&, week, when It became known that
Heck stephens had fallen or three
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-regg, Brown Of Limestone, Galloway,

Gregg, Brown of Limestone, Galloway,
Grant.
Insurance and Siahstics-Smith OF
Harris, chairman; Johnston Of Leon,
Collins, Grassland, Dennis, Foster
Frost, Fry, GOodson, Pickett, Proctor.
The following messages were recciv-
ed from his exceilency the Governor,
with accompanying documents, which
were ordered read and placed upon The
journals OF the Senate:
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rest number Of the citizens of
county net at Cnero and
B resolutions expressive Of the
j the people because Of Alr.
hrs death.
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IL is exceedingly queer. but con-
.,rsrsa Acklin's .Chrlstiann name is
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EXECUrTXE OrFTcr
STATE OF TEXAS,
A r~zwr~- Tana On 500

=
To the Honorable the Senate aud House OF
Representatives, in Legislature assembled:
G6HtemeH-I respectfully call the az
tention of the Legislature TO the pres
ent condition of the controversy, vet
unsettled, as TO the boundary between
the United Ststes and Texas, in which
the county of ''Greer" is involved,
and to the accompanying communities
ton from the Commissioner OF the G en-
ersl Land Office.
The United States commissioners, as
doubtless known to your honorable
bodies, and the Texas commissioners
appointed under the act OF the Legis-
lature approved February II, 1854,
and an act of the Congress of the Uni
ted States of June D, 1853, 10 adjust
this boundary, differed as 10 the main
channel of Red River at the mouth of
Prairie Dog river, the Texas commits
sioners claiming the north fork, while
the United States commissioners claim
ed Prairie Dog river Cor the south
fork) as the main channel. Owing to
the late civil war the controversy has
never been finally and definitely set
tied. The difference hetw cen the two
forks (the area therein) constitutes the
present county OF 'GreGr."
Neither the State of Texas nor the
United States at present Issue patents
to these lands. II is te ritpTy no-ed
for fertility, hcalthfuln,ss ana in all
respects most valuable and attractive
to the settler. Tne present Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office of
Texas has lately made application To
the Secretary OF State of the STATE of
Pennsylvania for q map known as
''Melish's" map OF the United States,
published at Philadelphia Cmproved
to the first of January, 1918 1t is on
reliable information said that the
north fork is there laid down as the
main channel of Red River. No re-
Spouse has yet been received 20 these
inquiries. The above map is thus re-
ferred to in a document now on file in
the General Land Office of Texas, en-
dorsed boundary between Spain and
the United States. taken from Revised
Statutes of Arkansas, October 4, 1918,
in which the following words occur:
The whole being laid down in "Mel.
ish's" map OF the United States, pub
lished at Philadelphia, January /,
1918, ETC., as heretofore recItei.
respectfully suggest to the lie Iisla-
ture that steps be take at once through
our delegation in Congress to settle
finally this old controversy. There is
no doubt in my mind from all the
sources of Information within my reach
that the north fork OF Red River is The
main Red River, and that, therefore,
the country of Greer is a rIghtful part
of the territory of Texas and under hel
jurisdiction. Il Il. HUBBARD,
Governor
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r B. HUBBARD,
Governor.

peuses incurref and further, to attend
to all matters business, in my behalf,
relating theret, having full authority
to that effect.
The picture, win, hope, arrive 10
as good couSion as it has been sent
forward in, bling truly spared neither
pains nor exbnse in permanent restc-
ration of il original and uRique
integrity, il every respect. As it
is returned rithout being rolled, it
will only be'quired to replace it care
fully in its hme.
To lust an liberal consideration OF
your excellecy and the Legislature Of
the State Texas leave naming
amount OF Compensation for the pic
ture. whic' mas been held by me for
more than .orty years IN anticipation
of the eradication of Its possession by
the State Texas-an unique, verits-
BILE and htoric record Of a hero prom
lnently aociated with her national
existeLce
Ga thtdeath OF Col. Crockett the
value ofhe pic. IRE wss estimated a.
$4,000. rue, &c lzd then received no
| injuries ON accidents or careless ex-
posure, Iich are now permanently re-
paired olrrested from risk OF further
| increasey my own hand (at outlay of
time, lpr, transportation, ETC., Of
nearly 900, and 1t Is in truth, upon
many or considerations, Of more in
trinsic due now than ever. For OBJ
v1ous isons, however = chiefly ad-
vanced sars. making it scarcely like
" tha'shall ever again revisit my na-
tive airy and earnest desire to Sc
cure fimy work the credikable posi-
| ton Z. its subject 50 well deserves
/ franz express TO your exeeliency
1 readi6s % accept for il whatever
amoa fnot under $4,000 the State
may ase to give me, 10 Just consid-
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x NEW MISSOURI SENATOR

George Vest is brilliant. he is not
Glover or an Allen; the one pro-
nd lawyer; the other as profound a
ker and practical statesman. Vest
ID shine where they would work out
and results. Vest will win fame for
nIself as they would for their State.
est will delight the many; they, the
oughtful men OF their time. They
ould live IN history as will
Gorge Vest in the memories of those
30 have seen and known and heard
inn. lie is youthful, of dimiDutive
nature, graceful in form and in action.
His face is excellent, his brow broad
Ind high, his mouth and eyes devilish
and Of marvellous powers of
Expression. He speaks with rare
olubility, and his style Is rather
hat of Macauley than of Addison, and
yet it is not redundant or over
wrought. He is siDgularly tasteful,
even though plethora of words and
fancies. He was a rollicking and
very young member of the Con-
lederate House, and then of the
Senate, and ever kept tables and legis-
lative bodies in roar. Now and then he
was sufficiently quiescent to indulge a
Seemingly unstudied burst of eloquence
that fascinated and amazed everybody.
Popular orators, except Mr.. Clay, have
afely won fame as Federal Senators.
Green, of Missouri, deserved his
'honors at home that never
grew or blossomed in the soil and at
.mosphere of Senatorial culture. On
the contrary, old Tom Benton, who
never pretended to eloquence of the
Patrick Henry or Demosthenian de-
sgFiptions has left undying memorials
of greatness on many pages of Ameri-
can history. But Mr.. Vest will have
countless friends at the Federal capt.
tai. He is generous to fault, kindly
=. impulsive, and while all will ad-
zsre few who will not love
Risous speaker and ad-
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vie~Uf tue hard times the price of
WEEKLY STATESMAN will hereafter
Dnly 80 a year; $1.25 fo- SIX months.
w Is the time to subscribe.
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wv ADvEnTIsEnKNrs.

hid lerrae esEtiaeAte No. - ifsHed 70
czbei Bekcr. A. 3 narlin. 49, .ynee. - Boafi
- Commissioners q Liberty cOngrg. II mol
eaId ffo.a - - dsgs apple sllon vii 5e laalie
ipr eepile<ie. Z. ~ LAWRENCE
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public of Texas. This balance amounts
to $101, 113 81, which Is still IN the
treasury of the United States and
should be withdrawn and paid to this
State-the just and rightfll owner
thereof. This also has been demanded.
have, as did my immediate predeces-
sor, called the attention of the dele.
gati)n in Congress from this State to
these honest claims, aud urged their
prompt recognition and payment by
the United States government. So far
no success has attended these efforts.
Aside from expenditures for frontier
defense, nearly quarter of million
of dollars, because of said statutory
appropriation, as said actual deposit of
money, is unquestionably due 10 Texas
now, and has been for many years. /
respectfully and earnestly urge upon
your consideration the propriety and
necessity of again, by joint resolution
or by any other means, which, to your
wisdom, may be deemed most advisa-
bic, calling upon our delegation in
Congress to press these claims 10 the
immediate attention of the general
government. II. Il. HUBBARD,
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Jan. IS, 1879.

AUSTIN, lENAS, d an. 10, Io'J. J
Hon r. d. Hubbard, Governor:
Sir-The correspondence between
yourself and this Office relative to
Greer county does not appear u have
been copied, as no copies can beIound.
1 have examined the matter d thor
oughly as possible with the ID ws and
archives on file here, and find tbat the
whole question is embraced in Switch
is Red River, the north or south fork ?''
1t appears that the south fork is long
est and has wide and watlr-worn
bed, but the whole stream dries up at
times. The north fork is shooter, but
affords abundant running We at ell
seasons.
l find q document on fS1 ere in
dorsed Boundary betweeR- hin aud
the United States" takenI ON the
Revised Statutes of Arkans, October
4, 1913, IN which the follow big words
occur: 1.-The whole beng aid down
in Melish's map of the UnI Ia States,
published at Philadelphia improved
to the first of January, 181 !"
1 have applied to the secretary of
State of Pennsylvania ID learn if a
copy of such map is in b hands of
any government departs BIT . of that
State and to get a sketc bG the por
ton in question. The Biographical
map to which l referred 4 tur CONVEX
sation 1 learn is private kepperty, but
will try to get it tor yoVEefs evening
Very respectfully, stst
w. QheEALsH,
Gin tissIner.
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