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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-29
REMOVAL.

vNIs unier:sned has removed bis Tailoring Rtansh-
Rsterian Church. in the oce with Dr. Wood where he
wouli glad all his old and goody
and would he pleased ta them VITA
anything in his line such coats shirts draw
male order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for avors he would respecfus solicit
of the at the hands Of liberal public
v26 ]. L.
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CHANGE OE PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY

LEIGH q VERLIN
YgHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
i Drugs and Medicines of j. Nj. d. Miller & Co., and
mteud carving the Drug business at the well known
stand Of eler q Farnsley No. Ii Water street, under
the hrm of LEIGH & Verling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm, hopes he known
20 the public having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells store tho last FIVE years Peter Verng, ofthe
came Arm having been cerkng in the present store the
three years. haters himself with having the cont
aence ofits old customers.
wetntend keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
atrict atteno business and BY low prices to merit
CHARLES LEIGH.
R~Mo5Iy PETER VERLING.
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Clothing, Gemtlemen's Furnishing
Goods, SC.

GOOD ARTICLES, AND CHEAP.
MEW sTORE.-.The undersigned has just opsnea .
~ Clothing Stors Water Street. between vine ana
the formerly occupied Mr. Hav
lin Grocery He has received large stock Of Fall
Winter CothinE make and OF the latest
Style of which will be sold rmarkably cheap Anar-
1islss Furnishing Goods such Shirs Col
lars Cravats socks Drawers Handkerchief BE-. de-. of
finest varieties always be found at this store @Ad
sstonhingly cheap. Call and examine for yourselvse
spI8tf ADDAM JAOObS.
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JEWELRY STORE OF
A. A. An a. a. II ~

y
w.ruxxr vurLplsGs yIRsT STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
POST
keep constantly hand Aiargs and general
assortment OF Watches Clocks ana JsWeiry OF All knds
and OF the styles and quality.
Thave lust received large stock Js~sry both
fsl and which for public inspection
nv stock constantly supplied by additions with the
and most beausul which extensive bust
me 20 buy prices
Repairs any kind executed in competent manner and
40 low charges. , .-----.,
all repairs done store are warranted
for old Gold and Silver on the
sRms. ...,,..
a. ~ .,.mins m stock and prices. jan3-N
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REMOVAL OF BOOT AND sHOR STORE.

STILL IN THE FIELD!
II DEUSNER info his old customers and the Public
generally that he has his ao and Shoe Store
10 street. between Main street
side where he spreparedto make all qualities
40 At All york will delivered HOUR promised
AID no mistake. He hopes TO receive liberal
thisvs he started determined By
Msomptaeae 10 succeed. sebl3-tf
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WATCH REPAIRING.

FWNHE UAdersgned having above busness
Evansville nasters himself with the hope that his
xper4uce skill in all desert ptons OF time measuring
machinery will trial be found worthy the attention
Of the resilient citizens o. the city but also ofthose
comprising the 'circumsmbient vcinaEe.' .
aRrrcR HnnRs mvs R II. GATES.
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BOILER MAK!NG AMI REP s. r.,

ROLLER MAKING AND REPAIRING.
FWN having established Boiler Yard nc Ev-
Ansvlie is now prepared TO make and repair Boz
Five either Prompt attention
will be all who call him to do their woFk
Orders with Henry Sehreer OF the LamAsee
FOUNDRY or Brnkmsysr Mesksr Co. Of the Eagle Eoun-
Dry ON the canal. Main street. JOHN AhofF.
-REFERENCE&-
HMNRY ScHRuKR. BRIHKMErEk AhcsMAA u Oo
TouE Hrwsoy WIN BOYLE.
1ERrAND NuRnIn G.. d. EG0LEsToN Go.
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OFF. AT COST,

WKTfsHTNG to change my business offer balance OF
wv ny stock Dry Goods ut less Those waiting
great bargains vssla d vsll - al %
ma@@1wM .4b,zw. M@1mM@
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STOVES AND TINwARE.l

FARE now supplied for the Fall Trade They aav:
#EEi hand OF the complete essoYtments or
a@ STOVES of all kinds Cooking. Psrlor and Heating
Stoves of all descriptions for wood and coal Coal
Common and receiving additions daily
Aiso large assortment of TINWARE on hand They are
attend customers the lowest prices for
cash At old stand Main street. between Second and
Third at the sign the Cofee Pot. Be particular a. there
are al stores in the block. epH-n
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8 MM THINGS CAN BIZ DONE AS WILL AS
OTHERSi
IN. J. HART--ALlAs THE ACE r., q! Of B ,SB

VEToULD inform the citizens Of Evansville and his Gus
wv generally that he at their cor
Of Main and First Streets next to Shansio keiuy
with very Cue stock Of shoes Ladies
hoot Also gents boots staple Stogay the
1pest French pump soes; together with full supply Of
CATERS SLIPPERS Shoes etc etc. Flease call
yourselves You always find me at home
absent professional business such as collecting bs
eAkinR measures, or attendingts the little ones: -
tsa5 HENRY y. hAkT
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CITY EXPRESS BUsINEs

AM prepared do all kinds OF City Express husi
have lust received large heavy wagon espshl
springs made expressly for the cit
Business Such carrying furniture without danger
damage; hsning grain from the canal to the river; and
fact haunz and city business done
the notice and reasonable terms Enquire at
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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STOVESy TIN AMI COPPER ESTAB.


STOVESg TIN AMI COPPER ESTABs
LISHMENT.
Sa~ THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofScantlin
E9 & Parvin, has returned from Princeton and take
SeB EN- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
where he will devote his personal attention to al
branches ofther business Mr. :. would call the atten-
ton of the public generally and his old customers
TO their extensive stock OF STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
their business They also prepared do all sorts Of
Tin, Copper ana Sheet-ir0n Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c, &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done shortest notice and in the rfect STYLE
Call at the store of SCANTLIN & PARV1N.
novI4 Main steet, bet First and Second.
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CABINET WARE HOUSE. =,
LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT!
HsszSzFTFSFss~ have hand large supply otevery
variety Of Cabin ct Ware. of the best work
manshp and material. Msin. between
~SmF ~a@ Third and Fourth streets, just above the
new Court House.
have just received Poplar and Pine Shingles and
large lot OF well Pine Lumber suitable fer Floor
ing which would call attention Of builders and
citizens generally beore purchasing elsewhere IS will sell
at the lowest market prices.
s CABINET WARE MATERIAL-always haAd in every
variety. with COFFIES OF all kinds and sizes.
Enquire the ece Of the establishment just above the
Court House Main street. ROBERT FERGUS.
yI2-6
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DeGAR MOS
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

DeNEA Il MUS
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
A HORSES. Buggiss. Carriages Re@4E@N&A
X&%$D and Omnibssses. always for hire 6N&-&6-&=%E
0satthe above Stable Carriages for e1cursions par
erals always hand. prepared to board
horses and keep them in the best order. ;. 80,
Ny new will hereafter kept constantly
day, and will b. at steamboas hote for the
aecommodatsn ~ those wishing 60 use it. win also be
ready citizens to during the night by eaTng
orders ut the stable. mys Z. II. DEGARMO.
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MRS e. HAFF wsuid fsviss Tive a.es.ion Is hsr
IVA friends and that II
ives eisnt ssnber Of side1s Der deins
she will fruits In tin asd them
satisfaction. as the following rates:
Peaches. Qncss. Puns BlAekberss per H. IKE;
J.. .
Hotes steamboats, givns large orders for Tezatcs v
be Supplied 6cts Persons Ryinr orders kssrs
FL Z Z
Persons Wishing samples obtain them a,tAs
ner OF First and LscuEt streets. 81 is9
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r.Aw PARTNENISHIP.

HAS, q. JONES and JAS e. BLYTHE. Attornleh ht LAW,
ID Evansvs Indiana associated themselves part
praocsof the Law and will continue to practice
counties and in the supreme and
District Court Thev design turning their attention partc-
ufary law. IN short time they will he prepared TO
give abstract Of the title 70 almost
lot Evansville its enlargement or in Lsmasco to-
Rsther their professional opinion as to the title
sired Jyl5-dAwn
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MANAGED HARnM ARE.

~ n, GRIFFITH has still lsrss aEHeuht Of HardwA
Se hand damaged by fire and which he 10 selling
from rs rs cent less than FIRST eestts hs
These barean BudeYs and Mechanics Of
all kinds will End their interest," before purchasing else
where, to call and examine these gooda. at s7'-.
BELLS Brick Ware House.
Back OF the . Court Hsaas.
N. B.-Hsrehauts visiting the city Tept nsh thstr
will their call for lam deefEiA-
I'd 10 close this stock. apis-d&w
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DySSO,UTrON.

THE upasrgns would repeatedly to his
and the Of the late firm of Foster Brown that's
continued him the old where
he will be pleased those friends that VISIT the city
from hsss that do and viii
them well faithfully Fer the iihsrsg
e himself and the late fr he
would return ii sincere % anks 49,. Is f
mh12 IL. ". FOSTER
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JsAaaty !, lisa
Nou<, hereby given The Nsoiau assenssa
Uni,sd states. rsess-a
h~s-ot asa sne tst Nsch
portion. Asoaans !" me sss'esas 20
u sc.oc, in me terms hefesnasscs msa
uones, .
In o. within the sace"s stated
prsaee viii he the Of ~hch said stocks
offered The eerun~sss, deiy as-saea sns u~lsea
transmitted hss upea whereof
psies viii be paid compounded u rtewss
L. The value, smssst sp~c,nsd each ssstAear
n the STOCK ~ the t.ss the Of
November ~, lsss,
ssoca s d.
osBes a 10 the STOCK OF authorised
- sh. acts sls
sccmbev soh jane, IL
asd ON the -sock
aesmsbe on 1884, leommon rssa
indemnity, , q p~s eenI
each ceftineass fsoa The 10,
ssss@rst a, me Treasury win the
allowances lfo aasy owner Of ssys
IN sdditoa.
Payment sas dsans Of tue Treasurer q
Uard states Boston, New YORK.
or PhiIsasph,s, al parties direct
winch shall actually Treasury 90 eeiore ms
said 81 day Of March next
JAMES GUTHRIE
Of the Treasury,
Jan 4-dtMaf III
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THr HoIIASp nox rMHsr-A sufficient SUM having been
Subscribed for the erection Of suitable the
memory Of young Stewart Holland who nobiy persisted in
the III atec Arctic while in the faithful and herotc discharge
Of duty subscription lists have been placed in the hands
Of responsible gentleman who 10 authorized % collect the
several subscribed IL Is Understood that the sub
scribers win appoint committee from their number
who will take charge Of the funds and adopt such
As viii result in the erection Of worthy Of the
calm, heroic daring Of whose youth gave promise Of
high and prosperous career.
NAr,osAl MoSraEsr Assoela r1os.-rhs election for
officers Of this association held yesterday The Globe Of
last evening says
In compliance with given city papers Of
this morning election Is to-day being held BY the ash
ingon National Monument Association for fst and third
vice presidents secretary treasurer and thirteen directors
the President Of the United States aud the of ASH
ngon being srcso president president
respectively Hitherto the election Of these officers has NOT
been subject Of much public interest but appears that
selves members q the association b. he eonirsaon Of
sum requisite for that and thought that change
that such thing and must presume
that IT WAS privately arranged
The following ticket il is understood elected by the
know -nothings.
yespasian Ellis first vice president.
g. Plant, third vice president.
c. G. Tucker, secretary.
General McCalls, treasurer.
Managers; 5. s. Briggs, F. s Evans, Mayor Addison Of
Georgetown, G. Belt, j. H. Bradley, j. W. Craig, T. d.
Sandy, s. c. Busey, ). A. Gordon r. T. Knight, Sam
Douglas, J. Libby, and j. A. Brooke
THE PaxsIpEsrs LxvEE.-For the benefit Of the
strangers in Arlington, would that there
will be public reception tho Presidential Mansion this
evening from eight until ten o'clock.
THx NEW DOME ron THE CAsIrol-Yestsrdsy the House.
in Committee Of the Whole adopted amendment offered
by Hon. Mr. Stanton, of Kentucky appropristng 500
for removing the dome the main building of the Capitol
and supplying its place with of iron, according
the plan Of the architect Thomas u Walter The plan sub
mitted by Mr. Walter spoken of in the highest
commentator by artists well smateurs
WAsHISaros's BIRTH DAy.-The birthday of Warrington
celebrated yesterday with considerable spirit by ci-
soldiers Their appearance indicated ZEAL efficiency,
and an excellent state Of discipline.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The announcement that Mr.. MUIR
doch would appear before Washington audience
ming in the character Of Hamlet attracted of the
audiences ever known in this city The Theatre not
merely filed to its utmost capacity, but hundreds
able gain admittance 1t is to be hoped that Mr. Murdoch
may be induced to give two representations
order that all his admirers in this city have opporu
nifty of witnessing his finished persoaations.
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BY EGR APH

sap 81 war Aground
PHLApELpHiA, Feb. 22.-The sloop- war jamestown,
which have sailed for Norfolk to-day got
aground the pier and would be got of
the rise Of the tide She will probably Be got and sail
this afternoon The jamestown destined for the African
squadron.
Latest BY the Baltic.
BALrIMoRE Feb 2Priva.e letters BY the Baltic dated
London Saturday noon say that all prospects speedy
and that the allies determined the Wig
erously.
In the Liverpool on Saturday both cotton and
breadstuffs dull.
Western Navigation.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 22Despatches from the West
the rivers all free of ice, and rising.
Markets.
NEW YoRx, Feb 22.--Flour Is dull and unchanged.
Wheat is irmer. Corn is unchanged Cotton dull and
stocks depressed.
BAIrrxonE, Feb. 22-Flour is dull and unsettled. 5000
bushels white wheat sold at 81 s5 81 05 5000 bushels
white sold at So cents and yellow At 80 censthe
ce is now dull. There change in other articles
Liquor Lao in Nec York.
ALBANY Feb. 22The house took final vote on the tenn.
perance bill to-day with the following result yeas sO
As.
Liquor Lato Dslanars.
WnaISsroS, Feb. 22The prohibory liquor law passed
the house yesterday by vote Of IL to 10.
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. A.cs,on.sr.

DIV VIRTUE or DEED or TRUST DATED 18th DAY OF
September S43 and duly recorded the land
the county Of Washington District Of Coumbs and in and
Of decree Of ciecn tho
chsncey md passed The 2h dey Of April, 1854
wherein Darius Caseu complainant and Really
defendants rhsl proceed SELL the
day o. March, 1885, ociock, al that piece Of ground and
consisting of brick bouse,
city Of Warrington and known and designated
subdivision cf square 40s formerly belonging Mr.
spsas the fronting IS feet 10 inches kiDh
with width 80 IL which
there adjoining alley Of three feet width
Of which belongs To the said premises.
Terms OF sale wi
within i've days right
the premses the rsk and OF the first purchaser
John B. CLAGETT, Trustee.
Jas. G. Mcguire,
Feb 23--eodAds Ancueneer.
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DIED,

At Angola Plantation, parish Of West Fecana
Louisiana Sunday morning. the h with scarlet
CoRINNE ADELIClA, second OF Colonel
and ADrLlciA AcxLrs aged three monhs
twenty two days.
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COR THE SPRING TRADE.-N0w opening large, fresh,
and elegant variety Of senlsmens belongings spring
trade Of importaons and Styles Of the best qualities
STEvENs's
Feb 23-3nf Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
KID GLOvEs-A fresh supply of gents light coored kid
N gloves at
sTEvENs's
Feb 23-3tf Sales Recon, Brown . Hotel.
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The Boston Post, the Press and Post, and
the Boston Statcsman and Weekly Post, i0r


DAILY Posr -, so The PRESS AND r5s1, ~sssiy
WEEKLY rosT. lssiarSsys,) o.
These have published IN Boston during tn. last
twenty years. steadily increased papuIaf Their
subscription exceeded and BY
they are edited - Charles q Greene and Richard
~ and employ ass sua corps q assistant sdo re-
mss. ,s sIa column. Sssuasis sas isssrsas
Their reading arranged ~ ihs careful sid ysss
which The Pos, IL. ssaysa sas w ssr ourselves.
the editorial dspamens the amount q corfsspodecr oesn
saphs reports matters,
the and h~ daily financial
pictoss European p,t
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.ons ps,sd sss Ia clear vps and hs Subscription
The Dosas ss.s@.a and Weekly enjoy. very
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every ws.k hss'ss ssws g. ~ eosrsic iAsoGa as
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moreover that will consider that Of the articles OF
The Spanish constitution sanctioned the Spanish Cortes
during the last month establishes that the penalty Of death
will be abolished for political offences Gen Concha may
not have forgotten that while Arc his elbow urged
him 10 shed the blood he6y Americans when
split the brother Of thai sanguinary adviser
Der Of the Madrid cabinet censured him bitterly for what
he called his mpolsie barbaty We srus, that General
conchs viii look simply the voeeous circle that
calls for blood, neither the most nor the
most sound but that be viii look the age and TO the
whole civilized world In which We live.
In regard 10 Don Jose Antonio Ecbeyarria We have
only add that for many years he has held position
the highest trust being the sole manager Of the
Of the Havana railroad the most important
prise in the country directing the lines Of railroad with
saEseity and That he is desery-
ing the highest consideration and respect could deny
few months ago he attacked in the most iguobe
manner by who attempted excite the suspicious Of
the government against him by asserting through the press
and otherwise that he used his power in the company
exclude Spaniads from filling the places Of engineers and
machniss the railroads in consequence Of his undue
preference for the Americans The occasion of accident
the railroad seized upon BY these men, and wit
arrayed injure him lie succeeded in his
defence in which he showed grea, moderation bat though
then excupated these embitered enemies have again
nenced the attack and while he is bearing his imson-
with manly fortitude is betting that General
Concha should be apprzed of how much of prejudice
have been created agans, him in consequence Of bis
Partially but Of his justice the American mechanics
whose superior ability he appreciated and rewarded with
GU. detrment TO his countrymen
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ArroxrEp.-Mr. Parker OF Boston, has been appointed
general superintendent, Of the Baltimore Wilmington and
Philadelphia railroad.
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CON RENT.A brick house l3h street. n. 81.
month. Inquire Of l.. Richardsos, <as NJ
Feb 23-dN
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n WAaHrNEn. wairknAksr, No. 10 Pennsylvania
~. sstwesn IN and on streets, Wsshi~sson, d Z.
Feb 10 <lhManf
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Whole tickets elo-havcs oS-Quartevu ~ So
Cerudcates o paekasss tickets, alD 90
DO do 0haIf do 65W
Do do - qunrt1r do N 20
and csrncstcs Of psckagrs the
win
drawns will be msdiatsy asr Il IL
to a who ordar nom
Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Feb ~ - Wilmington, DeInware.
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ARTIFICIAL pRyKptS6The French Minister OF Agri-
culture Commerce, and Public Works lately paid visit
70 The College OF France to examine the apparatus for
Matching FISH, established by NJ Coste He found 100000
feeen,yhaiched fish, 100000 Of which had just been
brought up from the establishment Of Huninguen All
This large number conveyed Paris the time
and with scarcely perceptbe loss II Of
uOnt trout from the lakes salmon from the Rhine and
trout from the Swiss lakes
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WAsHSaroS's THE birth day of w Arlington
celebrated yesterday with considerable spirit by c
soldiers Their appearance indicated sea efficiency
and an excellent state Of discipline
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A nElsiCAS vsas- ueeh - Hssss. AHnsal sr ses.
rstls TRANck TAYLOR
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o. ~ecosd Lecture the Unholy Aliaance.-Mr w
DIX ssleca Friday evening"
%, Russia and Co@sansisopls.
Tickets. Is cens-for sale q the door,
Reb xQ-N
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" ater ~ office.

'yIO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Know ye-
That tide undersigned, jeremiah Tucker George Il
Warren, :. $. Hussey A. Rogers, 7, W. Colburn. and
Company, dl locate, by due notice Canal for mining
and nther pNrposcs in e County of Placer and state OF
California on the 18th Of June, \ D. 1854 at which time
they did claim all the waters cf the North Fork Of the
American River, together with all the waters of Blue
Canon Creek at and above the junction Of said Creek and
River with tie right the requisite dam dams
on sad streams, Sufficient fiji dch hUme with
such water. ~ tn" Eliins diucn Sions c-wit: Five
Feet deep Three Feet in width the botcm. and
Feet wide The surface; with grade for said ditch
hume of not than Twelve Feet to the mile. They
also claim all she waters OF the tributaries Of said River
ana c. inter~ecng said ditch and une, for the plr
pos" of conducting the ~ sad Canal and ito lateral
branches along the ridge between Bear and American
Rivers, and furnishing the following and other mining
localities which such Canal may command with water,
viz: Lost Camp, Blue Canon Hill, Hogs Back Green
Valley, Dutch Flat, Mountain Springs, Gopher Town,
secret Town Illinois Town, &c. &c. The name Of said
Canal is THE PLACER COUNTY CANAL COMPANY
ana all persons hereby notified not to trcspass upon
the rights and Privileges of said Company this being the
first claim made and located for tha Of said waters
and right of way for the sama.
The construc ion of said Canal will be commeUccd IN
conformity with the survey begun February 9th, A. D.
s55 without unnecessary delay upon the opening o
lpring.
Mountain Springs, near Gopher Town, Placer county
February 9th. lS55
JEREMIAH TUCKER, G. r. WARREN,
s. s. HUSSEY, A. ROGERS,
I. w. COLBURN & co. 42-3m