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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18
Attack on Charleston.

The fhiiadephia BnHeftH, July 18th ssys: .9t b.
We learn from Washington. on excellent
authority that an attack on Charleston was
to have commenced on Thursday last. 81
A feet of iron yclads, under Admiral
Dablgreeu, was rendezvonsiDg st Port Roy.
al, and Edist ,, at last. accounts. reports
that number of wooden vessels have been
furnished with Whiteworth guns, and 9th
ers were fitted to take q part in the
attack. ., -....s...,. ..-.- -...., =.
General Gilmore has command of large
land force, which is 10 CO operate with the
navy. % .-a..,.a. -f..- ..s -,s.,-.... .--
The present plan is, FRS. TO attack and
take the batteries on Morris Island. II
they were captured, it was expected that
their big guns would be turned upon Fort
Sumter, and the iron clads would be thus
aided in reducing the Fort. ...... ....
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The Tines and Tribune Offices we're threat
ened but not gutted ss at irst stated, The
Governor has sent TO Albany for troops aud
the military force Is mastering from 10 nnd
about the city. *.
Wednesdays dispatches bring the news Of
the full aud increasing force and ferociiy Of the
mob ia New York.
Lee is said to have crossed the Potomac.
Morgan has had skirmish at Camp Deunison,
aud captured and burnt train Of three cars on
the Little Miatni road, and so government
wagons. All the fresh horses required nre
taken So, .s4. t-a lrst-eF t.af7
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Early Physical Degeneracy OF
The american PeOroye
lust PUBLISHED by DR.. A. Stone

UST PUBLISHED by DR.. A. Stone,
y Ply ician to the Troy Lung and Hygenic Institute
Treatise on the Causes Of Early Physic Decline OF A
mercan People tie cause of Nervous Debility, Consump-
ton and Marasmus. ~. u. g 7.
This work high moral tome written in ehaste ye,
thrilling language aud appeais directly to the moral
Ing scientific and reliable aids and for cure
wl be sent by mail on the receipt Of two @ cent stamps
Young Men, fail not 10 send fer this book
Ladies you too should at copy Of this book
Wora OF Soiemn Conscientious Advice to
Those who will Reflect.
class Of maadies prevail TO fearful extent In the COM
mpny booming at least 100000 youth of bath
ally to an early grave Thse diseases very inpereety
Nervous Debility, Relaxation exhaustion Marasmus or
wasting Consumption o the tissues whole body short
ness OF breath, or hurried breathing ascending hill
flight ofsteps great papitaon OF th' Hsart Asthma
hISnehts aud sore Throat shaking Of the Of the Hands
ahu Limos aversion 70 society and to business study
dmness of the sight loss Of the memory dizziness Of the
head, Neuralgia pain In the various parts of the body
tion, eguaty Of the bowels denged secretIons Of the
Kidneys and other glands Of the body eueohea Feur
Slous &c &c Likewise Epilepsy, Hystera and Nervous
Now IN ninetynIne every hundred all the above
named disorder and host Of others consumption Of the
Lungs aud that most nsidous and willy form Of consumption
Of the spinal nerves. known Tabes their
seat and origin In diseases ofPeve Yiscea Hence the want
Of success on the part Of old school practice 10 treating
toms only. f-f
Or Andrew Stone Physician the Troy Lung aud Hygeuc
maAdies with the most astonishing success This
adopted BY the nsuton is new II Is based upon scientif
e principles with discovered remedies without minerals
poisons The facilities Of cure such that patients
be cured at their homes n any part OF county from
eurate descriptions Of their ease by letter and have the
medicines sent by Mail express Printed nterogs
will be forwarded on application.
fConsumpton Catarh and diseases the throat cured
well at the hone OF the patients at the by
sending the Cold MedeAted snALISG BALsAMIo YAroRs
with inhaler and ample directions for their use and direct
oorres spondenes. .tn-atla I.3..is - vi
Patients applying for nterogatoriss or ADVICE mus,
eneIose return stinps, 10 meet attention "
~ fhe tending Physician will be found At the iuAtitp-
pon ior eonsul.aion iso'a A. M 70 p M each day sun
Dn. lEDBEw STONE, ~
rhy,,siss 70 ne Troy Lug iyE.ss ssaIs, i,.v,
y0s2 % fifh street. Troy " fofs
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THE BISHOPS ADDRESS
TO THE YOUNG MEN

1 have seen proper to call my young brcth-
ren together to make some suggestions on
a few practical topics. at...s ...r.. ...
Let us look at the work of the ministry.
First the preaching, study. application, &C.,
were considered Preaching is designed 10 ac.
do this we must study the word Of God, so not
to preach mere essays. Oar off :e is to ex
plain the word of God. There is too little ex-
,planatory preaching, too much Of the essay.
1t is the thus, saith the Lord, that touches the
conscience and pleases God q,...... a,.j .s..r
We must understand the people to whom
we preach. We must know the peculiarities Of
the people. The same thing will not do eqlal
good in all communities. II You are 10 Cal
whistle community you must understand how
to reach the popular heart, by sho wing the
love of Cod II you go into Universalist t
community, they must be taught the judgme Mt
the sovereignty Of God. "t &. ' 49,.
We must also study the character Of the
individuals. II am teacher, I must
find where my pupils are, then can proceed.
We give too much general iustruotioa.. We
must, by special visitation, qualify ourselves to
suit them. .s sEdi 90 a. . t4a ai iF-,
We must also keep pace with the progress
of the age, SO We can take hold of men aud
elevate them up to the throne Of God "
Then there is personal preparation. There
is such thing as sympathy, flowing Of heart
to heart. The sermon may be neatly con
structed, but will not have its proper effect
upon the congregation ualess there Is deep
feeling. To have this we must have the heart
cousecrated to God The work, without this,
may be often ungracious. The persons MY
often be uukiud to whom we minister. To OBJ.
tain this feeling, the thought that som, soul
may have lis destiny fixed. ought to be fastened
on the mind. live were 10 see soul take its
departure, we should feelas deep solicitude.
We must keep before Us the fact that God has
selected US for the ministry. Stir up the gift
that is 10 you. Remove The ashes, the dust ;
stir up the FIRE within you. 'a'iaio adj - Z
God has called Us. aud Is watching US, and
understands US altogsthsr. He has been very
uear rs, and with all our iufrmitiss, s.il be has
selected usi aud he. by his holy spirit. is 10 US.
and speaks through US. Ifthis 10 so, we may
run through troop or leap overea WALL II is
said ola Greek Father. OrysOsten that he was
an ordinary preacher Ho dreamed he went
into bis congregation and saw the seats full Of
angels. snd God was looking dowu upos hin.
He was so inspired that be became eloquent,
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politics I believe the call to the ministry
eonsists 10 three things;
l. Our inward connection.
2. The Church is CONVINCED.
3. The seal Of the spirit--tho fruits
When man has these, let him prepare. The
Church will see, and taking him by the hand
will draw him out. Let the party say, Let the
Lord use me as seemeth him good. We need
most Of oil the seals OF good fruits.
How shall We recognize the inward impression An Inn
preston not rule OF action There much error here
We examine them carefully, and have other things 10
eo-roborate. Then altogether give the testimony.
The evil and improperly Of following impressions was
here most clearly eucidated Mormonism he result
this evil Teach the people that God speaks that they
have "Thus saith the Lord" then there win he no mis-
Then may try these impulses avoid the erroi
that Is the fruitful Of much evil and dangerous
.anaticsn.
The address was very interesting and useful
We have given but an ontline.
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,.,--..I., ~ ~ IN. .,s,,o osas.a,oo
'o'' '"s' '"I f,,'|v - !. 49,.
,"ou ~ u'S's' ~. ro-
days ell true men take great delight 70 eN-
pressing their Loyalty, The man who viii not
in his hand as high as heaven, and Gle a con-
s,ant oath os siovaltv before the throne. ia shakv
se~or,a..
'oan. 80, 49,
The resolution was unani mously passed py
rising vote.' ---'A'
Committee on the third year reported.
rprosha. ps,,iev -,,ossed n fair evso,,o.,;on
ps'~N. t',TsS ~, a., : fr'% >
auu was wen repo''eo uy .ne n'uer.
Brother Clark passed the committee 'airly,
and the Elder reported him as having done
well in the WORK. e e''t ffs'a
EXTRAORDINARILY M, NIL.
eD'v''o' Ds's s""sfePo''oe ,""' i"e iN'u0'
gave him GOOD Recommendation.
Brother Sterrett was reported fair in studies,
and bv bis ELDER In the work
ST " !, ;ooros.e on al, oolloo.;o,.
and was reporteu weii oy commi''ee ana b'oer.
%. L.W Day was reported as very good by
committee and Eldar. la fr.st al rri
M Vonood, b.d .o;sod COG ro;ss;o,o -,
>y.'S',.D> - - s.N,,,''
money NOT very reauy IN some OF DIS stuo'es'
Was reported hrst rate oy bis Elder.
All the above had increased their missionary
ooIoct;oro -att GERS loN 79 t'h H
- Srrha r,,, ,.,ost;o, r,os tbor toton ~ Jyho
,r.o ~. 1850 a,aa ,,so,ohos. >" " ~ nv
A'9 7, '"v NJ - gnsan ~ ri r Iyhoo,o. ~, mr.
y. W. olJe, ~ " "ee,e,, "ou II huSe "i'
were continued 10 me same relation.
M IL. betiis ano Il. L. biaekmar were pass
ed over Tor the present. ad ~. sas.'o0
A communication was read in reference to
d NJ Stearns, and his relation was continued
w Ailworth and z ID Horton were COZ
timed. @ai n kAifi,' .49e '-H '
n parj,er ,voe renoried No n ooo,l brofhar in
faehle health and was continued IrI'f1 :"
II ISI1;a,t 80. NJ, .o,sns,a5 "a, ST. s.. ,.
"a n'lots. "os $50 NV Ie
Acq'pu1p,oa"'p was ieaI 70 'l'e oouiefe,ce
IRON poi'hes' anu ms re'h',on eonunned.
3 Jones was eon,lnueu, out ueSlred GO lunuS
Il Rogers and A Reeves we're continued,
Sullivan had died. q. .....t lt,.,.,;. j..
j Lane entered the spirit land on the 18th
January. at I' -'47 g" .hi @a.
ID S Steadman reported himself able 10 take
work r. "a es trss -3~sg - -E'-.
7 u Taolot vos oon,;,ped +.i ..r,.,
D.a,ta- c. 80, 10 - oe,.,.
w Ps,,a.Sa, ,as,,J nn". ~" ,ho
nl rs'oisou Passsu oSe' .or 'he Presen,
nc would take pleasure IN addressing q lew
words to the Conference.
]. Prosser. J. Gillmore G Brown W In
grammar and Nv. A Matson vpre cont;nped
Il. Eddy was made efFective w r. Johnson
continued ID. Kinr loved conference much
ii. N. Stcarns had 6een sick. but was better
B. S. Hill was still yerv feeble. Tie loved The
church-would like to labor, but could not. The
relations of the aboy5 were Continued. II -
n I~;..zl.- - :. : y -. - = n
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SHOP SIMPSON.

DIR. Simpson is a native of the State of Ohio,
and was born Junel0, 1910. When about lS
years of age he entered Allegheny College as
student, and subsequently became tutor in the
institution. Turning his attention iothe profess
sion of medicine, he graduated as physician in
1888. But being convinced of his call to the
work OF the ministry, instead of entering upon
the practice of medicine, he offered himself to
that work, and was admitted into the Pittsburg
annual conference and appointed to West
Wheeling circuit. The next two years he was
stationed in Pittsburg city, and the fourth in
the city OF Monongahela In 1897 he was elect
ed TO. the professorship of Natural Science In
-AlieShany College; and two years later TO the
Presidency OF Indiana Asbury University. Here
he was eminently successful The impress of
his own genius and enterprise was stamped up.
on that noble institution; and host Of young
men, eminent in all the walks ofasefaIlife, were
sent out under his auspices TO bless tho Church
and the world. The honorary A. NJ was con-
ferred upon him in 1895, by Aleghany College,
and that of ID. ID. by the Wesleyan University,
in isi3. He was a delegate to Che General con-
ference, in 1874, 48, and SO. In l6iS he was
elected to the editorship of the Western Chris
lian Advocate; and at the General conference
OF OF, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church
since then he has been before the whole Church
as one OF the most efficient upon the episcopal
bench7d 7distinguished alike for his wisdom in
ouncn andc nls eloqqence in the pulpit. "a ) :
A TERErBLE RIOT IN HEw Y DIRK, on moudsy
moruiog, at commencement Of the draft, coruur
Sd Avenue and 46tb street The book $. blanks,
&C., OF the draft. were entirely destroyed, the
building fired aud the whole block enveloped
10 flames The telegraph poles and the wires
were cut down. 7f@H ~
8 Chief Of Police Kennedy was supposed 70
have been killed, but was alive al last accounts,
several houses and blocks were burned. togeth-
or With the ccIored Orphan Asylum. The fire.
men were not permitted TO play upon tbs
hames The Provost guard were driven of,
aud one Of the editors Of the Tin<s severely
injured Negroes were beaten 20 death. the
account says 40 in number. The police were
also beaten 30 that lie was nearly extinct.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an appli
cation by petition will be made to the Commissioners
Of Ahtabua Cennty AZ their next regular meeting after the
aad esabshud, according law county road beginning
at the foot Of the south bAn Of Ashtahua Creek land
Daus salisbury and commencing at the end Of certain
Ashtabua township ctng said North Ridge near
the residence OF Mr. Pereu runnng thence 10 south
Of thence southey to inersct road in township OF
plymouth which the residence OF Mrs Henry the
residence OF Horace Fuller at point the latter named
residence d. SALISBURY Principal Petitioner
July 0, 1868. $4t70s
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HOME TESTIMONY.

hB. H. D. KSGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel Il duty we owe
to the public TO state that Marshas Cathoicon Is medicine
invaluable for complaints eassed under the OF Female
Dseases We have used your Greenbeg Medicine and have
been greatly benefited thereby much So that were the
price double, would have them. To tine thousand OF our
sex who are suffering from Weaknesses would nd
the Cathoicon as panhcea It gives strength to the
system and enables each OF organs bsdy 10 perform
their appropriate functioRs Mrs. w. CARTER,
Mrs. K. T. WEEKS.
Medina March ], 1861.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.
TN Pursuance Of an Order granted by the
Court of Common Please OF AEltabula County, Ohio l
will offer for sale at Public auction, the
18th day of August, A. D. 1868,

18th day of August A. D. 1868,
AT o'clock forenoon upon the premises, the following
described Real Estate situated In the township Of Plymouth
in the county of Astabua and state of Ohio being pat Of
No. nineteen In said township, and bounded followsBe-
ginning at the centre Of the highway the line between the
land Of James Hall and Of the estate OF Chauncey Hail. de
ceased and running onth degree east chains thence
west 50 degrees four chains twenty-five links TO poplar
tree thence north sixteen degrees west four chains and y
five links to hcnock Saddle thence north niue degrees
west chain and fifty links thence nor forty five degrees
east TO the foot Of the Main Brook thence along the foot
said bank till It opposite the place where the line be-
tween the lands OF said James Hall and of said Chauncey
Halls estate falls into the brook thence easery to the line
between the land OF said James and Chaunceys estate
thence south TO the place Of beginning together with the
privilege Of building dam the stream of water
said land six feet high the outh part o the above de-
cribed premises upon which said premises there stands
Wooen Factory, together with all the machinery and fix
ure7 excepting the steam engine boiler and excrptna
strip of ynd off the side Of said premises three rods
wde extending from the highway to the south line of the
said piece Of land Get o part of the homestead of Sarah
Hart Appraised at $500,
TERMS OF SALE--One third in hand, one-third in
year. and third in yeaIs from the day of SALE with
interest the payments to be secured by mortgage the
misses sold. RUSSELL h. HART,
4t7OS Executor of John NJ. Hart, deceased.
July 1S 1863.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18

c9The above named Ladies' are personally aouaintea
N1h and know that for several years while lived In
they great sufferers. Miss s. been SO badly afeei
that 1t was with difficulty she able stand upop her
feet few bottles of Cahocon entirely cured her OF her
complaints My vile received great from this medicine
We recommend TO the Ladies' county "A sae and
efficient remedy for the many complaints subect to-
JOHN WEEKS +
o. Editor Canfeld HERALD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18

The following details of the N Y Riots were selected
the Weekly ieegraph but owing to the necessities OF the
6nd plsce here. We happy that todays
affords encouragement that by the arrival OF military
force, the back bone OF the riot has been broken.
....t mn. x.,o, a., N.,x, veil t..
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MASONIC NOTICE.-A Special Com
1Fl muuicadon of Rising sun Lodge, ~, FRA. NJ
will be held Masonic Hail. Monday Evening 20th inst
nj halfpas o'clock An address may be expected Visit
ing brethren In good standing invited 10 be present.
BY order of the W NJ,
NJ. OSBORN, Secretary
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PREMIUM CHEESE,

III II. HALL has arrsnged for n con.
L slant supply Of Harvey Netheon's choice Cheese
for the retail trade Every family knows its value Also the
choicest stock of Family Grocer in town. largely in
eascd trade Will testify Call and examine them at his
Store in Fisk Block.
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/ IST Of Letters Remaining in the Post
~ OGiec, Ashtabula, Ohio July 16 1858.
Andres-Maria Forward-Mrs Maria
Andrus-Mrs Eliza Graham-Mss Elizabeth
Barnes-S NJ Haskel-PF +
Baker-Thomas Leslis-E II Ellen Miss-2
Beardesley-B Riclos-E
Call--Geo Ptts--C
Crowel--Miss &W II Smth-Miss Ada
FHsbie-Mrs Lucinda .Wakemah-El l.
Persons calling for the above will please say ADvERTTsEp q
y NJ
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The RIOT In New York.

The New York Evening Post has the following:
The city is filled with wild reports.
Mayor Opdyke has issued the following
-F
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FOR SALE BY-A. Heudry, Ashtsbula; Pratt Canheid;
Jeferson WV Pulls, Austinburg; M Smith Co.. Geneva,
Richmond; r. ~ Norton Andover Wells Faulkner cberry
raleyi psping 81 ohn, Dodge, New Lyme; y Phips,
Hiram Morgan, HArtsgroye; y. B. Pratt, Wayne
600 II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Agent for ohio
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MASTER CONN MMISSlONER'S SALE
OF Lande and Tcnements.

William Crockett and others.
10y virtue OF an ORDER of SALE
~ daily issued from aad Court in the shove case
directed wiloer for sale by Of public suction the
Court House, in Jefferson, A.htsbula County Ohio,
On Saturday The 22d day Of august Nd '63,
Between the hour of 10 and O'Clock sad day. the fol-
low ing described Lands aud Tenenieuts to wit
Situate in tile township Of Perpoin in the County of
tAbull and State of Ohio eng part of lot No 49, in
ship No. H. in the first Of townships in the
Western Rcsetye, and boundned mud bed
Beginning at rhe of the and road
between Redmond and Pierpont thence along
center of the town line road sixteen rods thence
pai ael with tn rad far enough north couain
three and half l3lz) ofland.
Appraisodat EDWARD A. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
- Special Master Commissioner
Sherih-s Office July 2Otb 1903
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EllE person who took an Umbrella, not
belonging TO Them from the vestibule Of the Congre
gationa Church, on "Wednesday evening" will obige the
owner by leaving II at HERRICK BROS store.
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RATES OF TUITION.

Board in private families from 81 75 TO g. 90 week
Rooms for seifboaTding at very moderate rates. -
~" Tuition payable in advance. fHsN.
By order OF the Trustees
Q II. IL WEBSTER, President
AMOS LUCE, SECRETARY.
Kingsvie, Ohio June 49, 1868 st-7o1
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~ 1t very desirable students be 10 attendance the
first day Of the term organization effected
day, I'd the whole machinery school put In working
order Those coming in late frequently make necessary
change the order, to them, which,
ofon the occasion of much difficulty aud pelplexty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18

The preachers began to arrive Monday eve
ming. Tuesday was occupied 10 the examine
ton Of the closes. Tuesday evening many
more arrived and a sermon was delivered by T.
GRauAM. This "wednesday morning they are
about all in aud ready for business. Ilg iRGi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-18

EMORY LUCE. Dealer in Sweet Potato, and
other Early Plants and Vegetables. YfIflF'-"-T
Also Dealer IN Preserved Fruits, Tomatoes &C. East lsA
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100 BEST SUGAR CURED HAMS
~ For by SALE u,f4 HERRIoK BRo.i
Tho Confessions and Experiences
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-24
Important Mining Decision-Yellow
Jacket VS.. Union Co.


This important mining case, which has
occupied so much of the time of the Dis
trict Court and the interested attention of
our citizens, was decided yesterday in
favor of the plaintiffs. The issues pend
ing are of such an important character
that the law of the case, as laid down by
the Court, will be read with interest by
all classes of our citizens. The following
instructions were asked for by the plain
tiff, and given by the Court:
First-E the jury believe from the evil
dence that, on the LIST day of May, 1859,
and prior to the defendants entry, the
plaintiffs grantors located the quartz
ledge in controversy, by placing stakes
and notices thereon, and that when de-
PENDANT entered upon said ledge the plain
tiff, or its predecessors, were working up
on said ledge, the jury must find verdict
for the plaintiff. .
Secopd-In determining the question
as to what ledge the grantors of plaintiff
intended to take by their location, their
stakes, notices and work area all to be con
sidered together, and if the jury believe
from the evidence that the grantors of
plaintiff, at any time prior to defendants
entry upon said ledge, placed stakes and
notices thereon, ran the Hoover tunnel
into said ledge, for the purpose of pros
pecting or developing the same, and COM
menced the Bishop shaft for the purpose
of further developing said ledge, then the
work gave the plaintiff the prior possess
sion of said ledge, and it is unimportant
to consider whether the Bishop shaft, be-
fore striking the ledge in controversy,
strikes and passes through another ledge
back of that in controversy.
Third-The jury are instructed that the
admissions of defendant in its answer are
to be accepted as conclusive evidence Of
the facts so admitted; and said answer,
admitting that the plaintiff was, on the
- day of June, 1862, the owner in pos
session, and entitled to the possession Of
a quartz ledge, known as the Yellow
Jacket ledge. And said answer further
admitting, that at the time Of fling said