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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-26
March 3, 1862.

mo. 2Ll AN ACT.
Authorizing special sessions OF the Court OF
Common Pleas.
Sec. /. BE it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, That any Judge
uf the Court of Common Pleas may hold
special term of said court, in any county
within his district, at such time as he may
prescribe, whenever in his opinion the same
may be necessary.
SEC. 2. Whenever any Judge Of the Court
of Common Pleas shall notify the clerk ard
sheriff OF any county in his district, OF the
lime of. holding special term of said Court;
it shall be their duty, Immediately TO proceed
to draw, according to law, grand and pe'i,,
jury for said special term and the clerk shall
Immediately give notice, by publication 10
some newspaper printed in said county, and
| if none shall be printed therein, then in some
newspa per having general circulation there
| in, and also by notice posted up in his office,
of the time Of holding said special term !;
which said notice shall be given for at least
ten days prior 10 the day named TOR the com
mencment of such special term.
SEC. 3. Immediately after said juries are
drawn, the clerk shall forthwith issue ven
ire facias to the sheriff, commanding him TO
summon the persons whose NAMES were
drawn as said jurors, TO attend at the seat OF
Iiustice of said county, on the first day OF the
Ispecla term prescribed by the Judge, at ten
o'clock. A. Nj, and the sheriff shall proceed
Immediately 10 summon the same according
to law.
SEC. d. No business shall be transacted
al such special Term, excepting criminal bu-
siness, appeals from county commissioners
in relation to roads and highways. aud the
hearings and deciding upon applications ior
and objections and rcmonstrances against Ter
ry licenses.
SEC. 5. Recognizances Of bail, witnesses
subpenas and other process in criminal cases
may be made returnable 10 said special term
lin ihe same manner as they are made return
able to any regular term ofsaid court. -.
SEC. 6. The business enumerated IN The
fourth section of this act, when continued a.
! any regular term of the court, may be actee
anon al such special term and if continued
lat any special term, may be acted upon a.
the next regular term OF such court; but al
other business of said court shall be un
affected BY the holding Of such special term
SEC. z. The provisions of this act sfal
not be applicable in any counties OF the Stat
, wherein special Criminal Courts have OF ma
be established.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Sneaker of Me House of Representatives..
III WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
March 2, 1862.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
! Columbus. March 10, 1852. !
/ certify that The foregoing law is correctl
copied from the original roll on file IN thl
s Office. WILLIAM TREVlTT. ~
Secretary Of State.
s AuprToR's OFFICE, ScToTo County,
"a 0a
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COME AND SIZE
AT Pig Iron Corner.

1000 choice Bacon Hams,
1000 choice, heavy Bacon.Shoulders; got meat
on them; IN aN
400 bis. Mess Pork, warranted good.
SO bN choice No. l kard in barrels,
300 Bis super. and No. 2 -four approved
brands; -
$50 Columbus Lime
900 Fire Bricks;
so Tons Ere clay,
80 Boxes mould candlesg
6, Boxes brown and yellow soap,
Window Glass, all sizess
Kanawha silt Ia any quantity,
And other articles OF choice produce Also
q stcam saw-mill Engine aud ixtures.
.sail u B. +. CONWAY ~ CO.,
March 6-dwN Zig Iron Corrisr
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WasHrNeroN, March 23.

The papers this morning published letter
from A. b. Cerwine, Consul at Panama, TO
the Department of State. calling attention
TO the fraudulent tickets sold California en-
igrants BY Palmer & Co., and others, OF New
York, and disclaiming all connection with
said Palmer & Cos
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MH VA %e
Spring style!

YTNHE public are respectfully informed that
have got out my SPRING HAT; that
for beauty aud durability cannot be surpassed
by any Hat in the east or west.
Country Merchants and Furnaces will be
supplied BY the quantity, on as fair terms as a
ike quality can be purchased in the east.
CHIP. STRAW AND LEGHORN.
have also received my spring stock of the
above. aud am prepared to fill orders at whole.
sale or retail ut Cincinnati prices.
march8-6tda6t. ID. WOLFARD.
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Land for Sale or Barter.

THREE tracts Of Land, one Of 666 eeh
IL acres, and one of l34 acres on TwelyeS.1z
Pole and close to the Ohio river and one Of
800 acres on Whites Geek of Big Sandy 10
miles from its Junction with the Ohio These
lands 3! ;. are coveted with large growth Of yell
close on theOhio river. They contain camel
and bituminous coal, iron ore, &c. The tim.
Der can be put into the Ohio river in RATS at
from TO cents per running foot. Persons
requiring large timber, will find il easily reach
ed.
The land when cleared is admirably adapted
for growing tobacco, grain, etc: The Central
Virginia railroad will pass close TO the large
tract The whole will be cold at sS per acre.
and groceries, dry goods, etc., taken in en-
change, or il may be paid for in one, two and
three years, with interest. Title clear ana in.
disputable. Apply at this Office, or to
Nov S, Is5l--dwtf
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no the Ladies.

ME are now prepared to Manufacture to
w order, all kinds of Ladies wear, on the
shortes notice and in the most fashio nabIe
style. Ladies calling and leaving their meas-
ure, can have their work made to suit their
taste--allwork warranted.
January 90, '52. r. LLOYD g. co.
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Sartain's Magazine contains poem, en,i-
tied "our Baby--by Phoebe Carey" A pref
ty thing-but il don't compare with our ba-
by-by the editor Of the Sentinel-BurIing-
ton Sentinsl.
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Z TAEAsUnsR's OrricE, Score &IIocKiSc !
yAlLEy RAiEKoAB CoMfANy,y
HUNfIE Stockholders of,hc Company are 70
qiested 10 call nj the Office andpay hi
balance due on lhsIg Stock.
rsV P, KINNEY, Trsaswsr,
ror tslncalll March J. 1852. 7ins n tslal
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HATS AND HATS.

WTE have just received largs stock Of
wv mems fine fashionable Hats, (Spring
Style,l also, Mems and Boys Hungarian, Kos.
suth, Congress and Wool Hats.
Feb 26-dtf R. LLOYD & co.
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Steamboat Burned.

LOUISVILLE, March %.
A dispatch from Paducsh states that the
steamboat Cihcinnatus took fire in the hold
near that place. The Freight was greatly
injured.
No person hurt.
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I'm Withdrawing from the abote firm, (for the
parpose of prosecuting exclusively our Pro-
duce and Manufacturing business we take
great pleasure in recommending to our patrons
and friends, as our successor in the above busi-
ness, our late partner, Mr.. Joseph W. Smith,
and solicit fol him continuance Of the patron
age heretofore so literally extended 10 our late
firm, believing, with his facilities and quali6-
cations he canwell subserve the interests Of the
community.
JAMES W. DAVIS.
LUKE p. N. SMITH.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI MaIKet'
ClNciNRATi, March %.
FLouR.-.Tbe MARKETS quiet and nothing
has been done this morniuB worthy report
The first boats arrived by canal at II O'Clock
to-day. !, n. $,
ll5s.
SUoAR.--A sale Of 40hhds at d5@5i, I
corrEE-zA sale of 50 bgs RioatlOa-eou
days. @
RICE A hAle Of 90 tivrcesat 4 !.
n MoLAssEs Tie Inarketis firm at 30 cash.
CHEssE. Market continues inactive, bul
psime being scarce n seg firm at 7@7s'
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Maine Law---To Corn I.aiscrs.

Maine La w---T'O Corn Isaisers.
ME have for sale on consignment, No. 3
w Hands Steel Ploughs, Barnbils Corn
Planters. These are not only handsome arti
cles, but the best uf the kind; both having Ia
ken tho first premium at the Ohio State Fair.
B. F. CONWAY & CO.,
&March 6--dwtf Pig Iron CornerI
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AdmiMislratcr sale Of Zee
nj Estate.


ON Monday the 29th day Of March 1852 at
~ 9, O'Clock P, NJ. at the Door Of the Court
House in the City of Portsmouth, will be sold
10 the highest bidder, the following Real Es-
tate as the property Of George S: Byrne, de-
eased, TO wit, The following, described Lots
and parts OF Lots in the Town of Sciotoville,
scioto County, uhioj Lot No. 6. appraised ut
sos, Lot No. seven ~ appraised at $95, Lot
Ne. s, appraised at $50. The north half Of
Lot No. s, appraised at $50. The south half
Of said Lot No. S, subject 10 the life Estate Of
the widow therein, appraised at $95.
Terms OF Sale.-0ne-thrd cash, onc,third
n months, and the remaining third in IL
months; with interest hem the day of sale, 10
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JAMES MURFIN, Admir- (
Of L: S. Byrne, decd.
March K 1950--wts
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AttacIlnent Notice.

A T my instance an attachment icas this day
Aissued by r. B. A ford, Esq, Justice ol
the Peace, Of Wayne township, Scioto county
against the property of John l.. Calhoon all
absconding debtor, Dated this 18th day oI
March, 1852. P. G. KINNEY.
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Change Of Place.
3. RELI & 60 i.

~ - - ~ -
ans .'S sssr S sssg@s ssl pssrsd SsI to SPss
The wants Of their increasing trade, have added
two more rooms 10 their manufacturing depart
ment, and taken for their sales rooms, those
formerly occupied by VIM. Elden & Co., Conc
door north Of their old stand) where hey are
able and willing to exhibita stock of BOOTS
and SHOES, for Spring trade, unoqualled in
this country, as to quality and price. They
would respectfully invite the attention Of deal
ers, To- work Of their own manufacture, feeling
assured that il is superior in every respect 10
anything Of foreign importation and as low in
price. All kinds Of Eastern work on hand for
ihes benefit Of those that prefer it, 10 make up
an assortment complete. Call and examine at
our new store in Market street, two doors north
of the State Bank.
Portsmouth Feb. 26 1852 DIV.
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Notice or Dissolution.

TUNHE CO. partnership heretofore existing be-
tween JAMES W. DAVIS, LUKE P. N. SMITH,
and JosEPH w. SMITH, under the firm Of Davis,
Smith & Co., in the Commission, Forwarding
and Grocery business, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Either of the partnetS are authorized 10 settle
up the accounts Of the firm.
JAMES w, DAVIS.
LUKE P, N. SMITH.
JOSEPH w. SMITH.
Portsmouth, o. August !, 1851.
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yTyHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween T. & J. II. Barrett is this day DIS
solved by mutual consent. The 5gsiness oi
the above firm will be sittled by I. Barrett
Sciotovile, March 1882.
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copy to each Clerk Of every court OF record
and he shall IeerYe a sufficient number Of CO..
pies for the use Of the General Assembly, when
in session.
SEC. IL. If from any sufficient cause OF eau
ses, the work Of said commissioners shall not
be completed on or before the first Monday Of
November, one thousand eight hundred and
|ffty-two, they shall make q full report to the
General Assembly, if in session, and if not, TO
the Governor, of the progress already made in
said work, and of the cause or causes which
IpreyeEtedits completion and the General As
lsembly, If in session. shall thereupon take said
report into consideration, and may allow such
further time as may be deemed necessary for its
completion and if the General Assembly be
not in session, the Governor, by and with the
advice and consent Of other officers OF the exc
cutive department, or majority of them, shall
be and is hereby authorized to allow said COM
missioners such further time as may be deemed
necessary for the completion Of the work as
aforesaid.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
| March 4 1852
lNo. 2Ol AN ACT
Fixing the compensation of members Of th'
General Assembly. :,
SEC. i. Belt tenacted by The General Assemble
of the State Of Ohio, That each member Q
the General Assembly Of this State, shall b'
entitled, during the present or any succeeding
session, 10 receive for each days attenuanc
during the session of the General Assembly, tn
sum OF four dollars, and also four dollars 10
levery twenty five miles distance by the most dl
lrect route Of public travel from his place OF res
Iidence, in travelling to and returning from tn
seat of the General Assembly; Provided, thss
no roate on which there shall notbe some mod
of public conveyance for travellers or passer
gers. shall be considered as a public travele
JAMES g. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President, Of the Senate.
Mach q 1870
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To Telegraph Stock-hoIders.

YHNHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders
i Of the N. o. & o. Telegraph Company,
will tuke place at Louisville Hotel, at Louis.
VILE ION Tuesday the elsysnih day Of, May
next, A general attendance is requested,
w. TANNER, SEC.
March 90, '52 -dw2w.
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Great Exhibition
ofNew and seasonasie Dry Goods, at
]. LOdWiCk Il Som

Wholesale and Retail Dealers, No. 66S Frohcs
THEIR STOCK is LARGER THAN they
Ill have before offered; comprising eve
lry variety Of Goods desirable and durable. No
House in this city, whatever their yretcntiohs
can possibly buy loioer or ssll cheaper, from the
fact that they buy erclpsiuely for CASH, and do
only cash business. Give them an carly call
--you viii be politely shown through their
Stock aud convinced th6t ihey do sell Cheaper
for CASH than The cheapest.
Remember tho CASH STORE, No. 66, two
ldoorswcstof the Ffaaklin House, Frcntst. j.
the place you are snfelo get the worth your
money. sept. 80 1857 .s
lT1uCKWHEA1s FLOU R--l0O bags reeeis-
ID Cd BY The steamer PittsbarEh. ior saie
BY 'sr (. r8ssti E y. ~ ROaS,
pes.6s ClAsgi,,a s.
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No. 8, Enterprise Ron,
\ Al RE now receiving and will bs for ihc next
IA ten days, the largest. most elegant and
cheapest stock Of
Spring Dry Goods,
ever offered in this city and. for the truth Of
this statement, we challenge u comparison
wiui any stock in the market. In our stock
viii be found every description Of American,
French, English, German, Italian and Chi
ness Cotton, Woolen, Silk and Fancy Goods.
lCarpetings, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Rugs, straw
goods, Umbrellas aud Parasos, Cotton Yarns,
Hating, &c. Most Of which have been pnr-
lchased from Importers, Manufacturers and
Auctions, and many Of them under the most
advantageous terms for California gold dust,
| The consumer OF the staples can find every
article required fer actual necessity and utility
and those wishing the more fanciful, rich nno
desirable, can also be suppedin our large stocl
which has been selected with great care.
| IT To the Country Merchant aud Dealer
we will say don't make any purchases in oul
city or Cincinnati, before examining our stock
in the second and third stories Of our house
which are adapted to that branch Of our trade
In this department our stock is large and will
be sold low by the piece or package.
Queensware we can also supply Dealers will
by the crate or lesser quantity.
Portsmouth, March 10, 1852.
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Threatsi

WE DON'T WISH TO MAKE, BUT
wv to all those who buy goods anywhere
else than at HALLS, we would say you will
wish you hadn't been SO green, the next time
you see any of our customers. Modesty for
bids our saying that we can sell goods cheaper
than the manufacturer !; but this much We
VIII say, we don't expect the profits from those
who pay 10 cancel the debts Of those who will
not. We trust noue but paying men, til ere
fore, we can sell leetle cheaper than the
generality Of our brethren in the west.
we do not pretend to enumerate our stocik,
as we hold IL would be easier to commence Of
the other end Of the list and say what We
havn't got. Suffice Il to say that we have Just
received large and we'll assorted
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
and other articles, by way of accommodation !.
To our old customers, who already know
where Il Q best goods can be got for the loiDest
prices, we would say that we are now cheaper
than ever,
To the ladies, we wodld respectfully invite
you TO call aud examine our stockOf
FANCY GOODS,
And although considered BY some 10 be al.
most out Of the city, we can assure you that
tits only a pleasant evenings walk down to
our establishment. g 9ts
To the Country merchants, we would call
your atlentIonto our largo and extensive stock,
ana Ieei assured that you would not lose
anything by careful examination.
To all we would ado, we consider il no
tronblelto show our goods bny or no buy. Call
land examine,
AZ the OLD aud well known stand Of
I w. HALL 4 SON.
Oct.4,,5l Front at., Portsmouth,, Ohio.
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BOnnets! BOnmets!!
TUST received large and elegant assort
u ment Ladies, Misses and Chidrens Bon
nets and Hats in great vrriety ut
ELDEN BROTHERS & co.
March 26, 1859.
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1852 SPRING GOODS. 1852.
AT WHOLESALE.
February Purchases for Spring Sales
JAMES PURSELL,

OLAA'L AANO - - -
rs now opening the largest, best and-cheap-
est assortment of DRY GOODS ever bro't
10 Portsmouth.
His stock has been purchased principally OF
the manufacturers and their agents by the
package, and ho can assure his customers,
that he shall, as heretofore, supply them with
goods at as low prices as they can procure
Them in any western market Visiting the
eastern markets -Four lines a year, and receiv-
Ing new goods almost every week, he is en-
Gbled to keep his stock at all times complete.
Purchasers will find constantly on hand a
complete and general ussortmentof Dry Goods
Carpetjngs, OIL cloths and Hearth Rugs, Hats,
Caps, Bonnets, Parasols and Umbrellas, Cot
ton Yarns, Carpet chain and Batting,
QueenSWare! Queensware!l
He is now receiving by the ships 'Saxoa' and
John Bryant,from England, heavy lot ol
Queensware, which is purchased from the man
ufacturers, exclusively for cash, and Will DC
sold in such assortments as purchasers may
need. al prices averaging from five 10 twenty
per cent. lowe than any other Western house
Eastern purchases duplicated without adding cos
| Of t1,dnspOrtati0ni
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AuprToR's OFFICE, Scroro County,
March "a, 1852
{ hereby certify that have compared the a
bove with the copy furnished by the Secretary
Of State and find it correct.
GEO. A. WALLER, AS, e.
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Notice.

Portsmouth, oY August ]
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Removal Gard.

@. ST. c. HUssEy, NJ. D. p. II. aEHwIs
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4 A RE now receiving and will bs for ihc mex
IA ten days, the largest. most elegant an
cheapest stock Of
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Dissolution Notice.

March s, ,ls52-wts
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SIMEON DRAPER, Auctloaeor.
NtHE WESTERN VERMONT RAIL

II ROAD COMPANY now offer for sale. through
1860 1865 and 1870 Of COO each bearing intesest
tne rate Of per cs.s per aans% payable sem annual
Bank, Ia the City Of Eew-Yerk.
These Boods part Of of $780, 600. secured by
Knapp and George Bnsgs, Of Nsw-York, Trustees the
balance OF wh ssue has been taken IN the country
The western Vermont Railroad extends south from Rut-
land 50 miles wnoy WITHIN tho ate Of Vermont, TO the
corner Of Bennington, where unites with the
meh for mutual traie At Ruland /, branches off from
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad. at point where
hall saratoss and schenectady Roads divergss from is
north and south course easns TO the eastward TO
Taken in connection With the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad from Burlington south through Otter Creek Val
ley to Rutland the Western vsTmgnt Misunderstanding
ing on through the southern part 0f the valley Of the
stream, and thyoush the valley Of the Batenk TO the
Troy and Bennngos and cher southern rosds-wll no;
hon omber and agricultural produce but viii complete
ne railroad coangn,ca'loa ss;Sssa Lowsr Canada and
favorable grades than any now in eKisteace,
From Norh BE nningtoa Il lendI Of branch niles ia
length south TO Bennington from whence the railroad no
under survey via Lebanon springs 70 shs asle Railroad
at Csaibsn -Four Ccrnsrs will when esmosssd a eE
Railroad ana ~ ossssa.s ne ys best and saors. route
aI sas d os sn bs C and S.aaas
done n the best manner with and grades Of the
nes. favorable character Under ths % ,hs sseet
holders snd Directors II has b<ea prosecuted with spaced
but more psr,ieu any With regard 70 scoaeny-and il b.
row eoaassa,y believed ina; hs whole vii Be compile, %
per nile, ihcigding furniture
Forty t~G uiiss Of the road Ops aed 6nR(nfss
from Rutland south 20 Arlington Vernont-shs xnd
materials are all ready for the Of roa61d the
whole LIE wan'd have compsted tals, bat
fE the delay setting the cOseq upon ths
nnpEecs deasd seventy AID early closing Of the
The WORK las been done BY the farmers and manuf.ei
alcpg he line ef The road. who have suoscrhea
soc Coo TO the stock and have paid % their
srh commeIdabs prnnptbsss; aae the Conpaay n,l~
forw ard for frsa iis before the public 20
By ls Il their Bonds the recssssrf 70 ccapste Tia
payments for thar purchases " ir0a and krnl.ufs
Pa erptcTy Sale Of The above Boafs will fske giaea
os WEDNESDAY. the 10th Of March
fOr nj particulars apply %
KErCHUf. HOG Frs h BgNENT
-,-.X-~~x 40 q William ST., aud t.
eEiEoS DRAPER, NJ. IS Plas 81
cofaer of william
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Financial.
MANHATTAN OUARTZ


MANHATTAN QUARTZ MINING
I'VE CoMPANY-capitsl stsck, $4,000; shsre, 500
each-Locased N Grass Valley. the focss Of ousrsz
Mining IN Caifornia-chartsrsd for Fifty Year. Under
incorporation Ae' Of calfOrAia.-oEce No EOS Broad
way. n. Y. City
TrEsfess.
JOHN \. COLLINS HORACE GREELEY,
JOIN Cook, Jr.. HARRrsoS scorr
WILLIAM A. CRosETr
LOCATION AND CLAIMS.
THE PRINCIPAL CLAIMS Of THE COMP NV
are upon Manhattan Aad "willSw Ellis - il has ..s
valuable possessions upon Gsid." "s.. Iav,.n.. -
Laurel" Chestnut and osb1Ea Hils-. to,.l ~
ssios, 20 Ct Which leo feet ssch upon the van, b
sais dips ard angles "a claims se feet szuars claims
90 feet ssgsrs and claims, 90 bylo feet-s Of hi.s
are Of an average richness al least of Gsss vsev rOla
hesiins Q csftz-
GRASS VALLEY QUARTZ.
As the operators cf the Comp1sy are locsssd IN a.,
Valley nay not be oat Of place. 70 give shs 49,, :.
apssonma's idea Of the general average Of the on.,,.