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EDuGATIQ NAL.
EDUCATIONAL ESTABf.ISIIMEST q
REV nm xfSRRG

EDUCATIONAL liSTABLIsHMEST OF
REV. DIR. MYERS.
TiNIIE PRINCIPAL OF THE ABOVE NAMED ISsTI
l. TUITION has much pleasure In announcing to hI.
patonB az well rs to tho public generally that owing to
continued increase IN to number OF pupils ho has
toun, necessary to obtain suitable premgca and
therefore secured tho commodIous md eligible house
atrectB.
Tho aim OF tho Institute being TO thoroughly educate
the pupils for collegiate business carccr; systematc
and accurate elementary training Is udop ed for such
may need that course md peculiar advantages are also
oened for the study Of the ciasHics Mathematics and
bookkeeping
In consequence Of recent necessary changes mado In
the government Of tho Academy, and with o View Of
facilitating tho interests Of the pupils tho Principal viii
DO assiateI by MIR. JOHN CANNON, a gentleman Of
known ability, and who hns Ind considerable experience
In tho nrt OF teaching. Mr. CANNON performed hls
collegiate course OF studios with dfanction In one o
TIC best colleges In France and subsequently taught the
French lanRuaRes and classics with unusual success
The college Of nois In that country Rsro and excelonl
advantages nro therefore afforded for tho atudy al
French unlor his supervision "
primary class connected with the Institution IA con
Quoted by Mtfs ROSA DIBDLE, and The Various dopart
nenie receiving tho personal superntendence OF tbe
Principal; every e1erop Is mado TO promote The inor
Ssh OF tho pupils cours. of instruction EnoiIsb
French, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Spanlsh and German
ihisuhRoa mi I'm July 10.
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D EN- list RY.
NEDUcTIoN or DENTAL nnIcEs sU1T

hEDOSTloS OF DENTAL pVICES To SUIT
THE TINES
I'm. J. E DAPRAY. DENTIST. Is NOW PREPARED
~ TO complete tho inseron OF whole upper or lower
sets OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH, upon tho most approved
method and with the beHt materials at $40 por set Par
uai ses tn proportion Durability natural appearance
perfect ft aud ntatneaR OF finish, g.nrs nteel.
Al other operations upon tho Teoth performed I'm a
skfnl and warrautabe manner.
OHlco at hiB residence NO. LIBERTY STREET
MAYO mwf Charleston, g. @,
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B 0 A R Di n G ,

DohNDING.-TIIRlIIs PLEASANT ROOMS
- with good BOARD can BIO had on immediate appIi.
cation to No. Sd CHURCH STREET, west stdo near
Trahl street. Terms reasonable Juno 10
1NXCELLEsT BOARD, At VERY Low
" rates in tho most central business part OF tho city,
Without lodging, In private house, can now be had.
For particulars address 'X. L." Postonlco. AIay 10
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Telegraph and Railroad Occs in lioirnda OF Hotel.
Lunn

STEflSSS HOUSE, Nos. II. 2;S, 25 AND ~
- broadway. N. y. opposite bowling urcou-l tho
European fhn..THE STEVENS HOUSE ia we'll aud
widely known TO the travelling public. Tho IN cs
peciaily suitable 10 merchants md business men; IL Is In
close proximity 70 the business part Of tho clty-,s on
tho highway nf Southern md Western trlSel-apI ndia
cent to oil tho principal ailroad aud Steamboat opot
Tho STEFENS HOUSE has liberal accommodating sor
over 500 g stsft is well furnished aud possessea every
modern improvement for the comfort and cntor lanment
OF tts inmates The rooms spacious and well yenti
lacd-rovtied With gas nnd wntcr-thc attendance Ia
prompt nna rcspectul-and the tabh Ia generously pro.
ved with every delicacy Of The moderate rites
The rooms having been rcurnslcd nnd rculodelcd we
nro emu "a to offer cx.ra facilities for the comfort and
pleasure "f our guests. GEO. K. CHASE & CO
Amy ~ Gmo Proprictors
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l OS T +.

osT, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. A
- part Of q LADIES' CHAIN, with Cross attached.
I he finder will bc hbcraly rewarded by leaving e
at this once. Augusta
I OST, BETWEEN CHURCH STREET
IL and the Circular Church, GOLD BROOCH, with
garnet stonc surrounded by pearls Tho finder will
obligc by leaving it at this ofncc. 10 Augusta
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THE. LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

TJAyINa ON HAND LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
i MADE CLOTHING, suitable for QontIonou Il,
des and ChildrnI and bcng dozrous dImnlahng our
soSk eefore he season advances too ar would espe.
aky draw the attonaon Of the public towards The touo
aon which win DO made In price, for The next two
Apply At the DEPOSITORY,
January ~ No. II Chalmers street,
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AM USE M ENTS,

EDUCATIONAL IsSTA ARI.lStIMtsNT Ot,
REV. DIR. MYERS.
IWE ANNUAL DISTIIDiIl ION or PRIZES NSD
examination of lnpiis ci the above named Academy
VIII takG place 7"-H"rr"c t1ura,layI Norniay. at III
occk. ~ The room of Tho 'aa irrnld SpciGiy ID,l,l
fSiiows HAN, corner OF King and Liberty strrcta
P.rnnts hnt friends or pupils. wuli us Tho pul,,.
gcIcray. nre inyite. 10 attend.
August
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70 R SALE,

IUR sALIs.-i LIGHT CARRIAGE; SUITA
II BILE for or two horses Also, ono second hailt
double set harness nearly new. Apply to
HOLMES < MACBETH,
No. 10 Broad strc't.
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IHoIe SALE, a CARRiaLl.. WITH TWO
i Seats. pole and -aft. Also, a set of dOubip and
single HARNESS. all III good order. Can he AMI
6arGancd or cash or tiInu note at thirty days. Mt No.
II Lynch strccl May II
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TO RENT.
ITO RENT, THE UPPER PART or THAT
i DESIRABLE THREE~STOHY BRICK BUILDING,
known No. {21 King street, few doors below Calhoun
To an approved tcnant til" rent wi bu moderate. Az
ply ct the DRUG STORE below. mwf August
TJHu lthNr, A SUIT OF TWO OR 1IIilIs L
l. ROOMS on Hampstead Point. cornor OF Blake and
Bay desirable and beautiful eitc
August ~ wSI. TENNEET.
ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
l. DESCE, No. II KING STREET., with all the nnces-
cary oiltbniiSs cisern. &c lnqu urc ut No. ., SOUTH
SIDE OF THE ABOVE. WIN Juno
ITO REST~-TIIST DESIRABLE RIGSI-
l. DEECE No. 60 Cannon street, hear Ru,icdgo Av-
enue containing six upright and two attic rooms with
gas throughout ctsteru, we'll md ample kitchen
modAHons. To All approved tenant, torms moderate
possession given immediately Inquire at WILKINSON
q1LCHRlsTS = LAW OFFICE, No. 4s broad street.
April 20 NTH
WTUhRF PRoPEItTY TO RENT.-!TIIE
w PROPERTY for many years known MORE.
LANDS WHARF ia now to rent For further partc,i-
lara apply nt PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK
BUILDING. East Bay. "a July 10
Two RENT, TWO FRONT ROOMS, TO-
persona tho rent will bo moderate. For further parc-
lara apply at this Gnicc. July Is
ITO RENT-TnE TWO AND HALF STORY
Il BRICK RESIDENCE, corner Society and Meeting
strcets having rstern and stables tho premises and
good accommodations for servants. Rent low. Apply
TO 3. HART, ST., No. a32 King strcet. July 0
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.

PRoPlIETORS.
WN. a. HURD. of Now Orcans
". 7. CoRKERY. ....oi spo.tawool Hotel Richmond
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on by many Of his friends at his residence in thai
city il being tho occasion OF tho celebration of his
oighty-nlnth birthday. His original entry into tic
navy was on tho 0lh OF March, 179S 40 that ho has
been srty-nino yo9rs in tho service; has bcen
in over forty engagements with tho cncmies of hir
country, among tho number being tho famous
bombardmcnt Of Tripol, August 8, 1901. Ho cap.
turcd his Britannia Majosty's two Bhips-or-War the
Cyane and Leudnt, when in command oftho frigatt
Constitution, February 20, 1916.
Tho African Repository, organ Of tho American
Colonization Society, speaks of what has been
douo within few years for the moral renovation
OF tho African continent, as follows: "On tho
Western coant alono, within tho lasL fifty years.
some two hundred Christian churches have been
organized, and upward OF iifty thousand hopeful
converts havo boon gathered into those churches,
Two hundred schools, several sominarics. md n
college at hlonrovie, arc in operation and not less
than twenty thousand native youths arc rocoivinc
Christian training In thuse institutions M tbo
present day. Thirty difforcnt illaIocts layo bocn
studied out and reduced to writing, into most q,
which largo portions OF sacred Scripture na wo,I
as other religious books, havo boon translated
printed, and circulated among tho people.
Tho Manchester tN.H.) Daiy Union anys tim,
at no time during tho last thirty years, except o
short timo during the early days Of tho rebellion
has tho cotton and woollcn manufacturing businoss
been In 10 depressed o condition. Tho mills arc
running at q loss in Lowell, Lawrence, and most o
the other manufacturing towns in Massachusetts
and throughout New England. zhe Manchester
mills and print works have goods on hand unsold
Of tho valuo Of upward Of two millions OF dollars.
The samo slate Of thinga oIists with tho Amos.
kesf Company. Tho Stark mills arc said TO hive
aunk $4,000 within fow months for tho samo
reasons. The shoe business at Lynn, Haycrhill.
Randolph, and other largo shoc-mnnufaeturing
towns in New England 10 said to bo In yory low
condition as compared with what It has boon in
former yoars, whom orders for shoes came IN tbIok
and faat from tho South and West. Those djf3eul.
ties attributed to tho chaotic state Of tho po,.
ical affairs Of The nation. tf5
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tho nature Of tho guarantee required.
The RIcHMoND WHO thus presents tho whole
controversy in nnce: "After all the talk of NAL
contont newspapers and thoir disciplcs-all thoir
mock heroic, spread cnglc, fustian rgmarole and
rant-cortain nll-important facts press themselves
irrcsistibly into tho sense and convictions
OF tho people. 1st. That Tho spcolest possible
| recovery Of tho right 10 govern themselves is OF
tho highest moment TO tho States now deprived o,
that right. End. That this right can only DO re-
covered through tho restoration OF those slatos TO
tho Union. Srd. That Mt present, and for on in
definite time In tho future, restoration can bo
effected only through tho consent and assistance
OF tho Republican party. 4th. That it is wiso
polite and proper, nndor such circumstances, to
endcayor to overcome all dstrust and remove all
prejudice on tho part OF tioso to whom yo hayo
to look for this boon, anu to Gecnro thor favor nna
good will. Upon those facts, which So do not
hesitate to affirm to bo incontroyertiblo wo nro
willing to rest all issues bctween oursolyos ma
our contemporaries, md to await tho decision OF
tho people Of Virginia ms to tho action they will
tako in tho coming elections"
From INFORMATION received at tho Attorney
doncrals office, 1t appears that therJ arc num-
her OF individuals in tho unreconstructed States
"io SoHio w washington representing themselves
as authorized TO recoiyo certain parlons OF nppli-
eants who had filed petitions. Those persons,
after obtaining qnito q bundlo Of pardons, carry
them to Tho State in Which tho partoncd parties
reside, and notify said parlos that they haYo rar-
dons for thom, which they may obtain upon tho
Payment OF from 5000 to 500. A gentleman in
Ioxas has just written to the Attorney GoneraI.
stating That such proposition had boon mado IN
him by man, and Following the whole afra;r N Io
an imposition, II not swindlo, lo REQUESTS Tho
Attornoy-doneral TO forward 10 him cort1o5
copy OF his pardon: Tho request will bo granted
and certified copies from tho Department Of State
Of all pardons issued will bo furnished TO tho or
sons concerned upon application at the ATTORNEY.
Genera1's office.
Tho Economical, or Goneral Council of Tho
Catholic Church, at Romo, Il is believed, win bo
called to moe. In tho latter part OF no1t yoar and
q foreign journal statos, what is very probable,
that the questions to bo debated at tho Council
will be purely ecclesiastical and ha7o no political
bearing whatever.
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Notice No. 20.
Registers once,

Carson City. Nevada, July -. 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT US'
IN der the provisions of an Act of Congress,
approved July a6, 1866, Jacob II. Rose has this
day hled In this office, q diagram Of the Tar.o
Company claim on the Twin Lode In the Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey county, Nevada, to-
gether with a notice OF application for a Patent
frsm the United States, said mining claim de-
scribing the same, as follows, to-wit The width
OF said ledge between the walls Is estimated at
one hundred and eleven feet by four hundred
feet In length Cll K 400 feei). The sou,hwest
corner ofwhieh Is at the north side Of the Sueeor
Mil, and II feet northerly from the southeast
corner Of the same.
The surface ground claimed IL described. as
follows: Commencing Ut Station No. l, near the
centre of Gold Canon; from this corner. the
southeast corner of the Succor Mill, bears north
. deg. 30 min. east. distanti2 feet; running thence
north 81 deg. 30 min. east, l22 feet; theuce south
50 dev. 30 min, east, 10 feet; thence south 81 deg.
40 min. west, l2a feet; thence north Ss deg. 80
min. west - feet 20 the place of beginning, con.
tanning o 2O-lO0 Of an acre. There are no claims
adjoining this on either end Of said Lode.
WARREN T. L0CKHART,
Ragfata-
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. IL.

REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CITY. New. {
October 7th. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT z.
N Lyford and Lois a. Lyford have this day
fled In this office a diagram. together with a no.
tlce of application for patent from the United
States under Act Of Congress, approved July 20,
1866. for three hundred and thirteen feet Of the
Homestead Lode, known as the Homestead Com.
pany's claim, commencing nj a post on the south
side OF the Tunnel Toll Road between Virginia
and Gold Hill. about one foot from the northeast
corner of the Hall. known as Homestead Hall.
running thence along said Tunnel Road north
81 degrees 10 minutes west Sc feet: thence south
IS degrees II minutes west 1851 feet; thence
south | degree 90 minutes east 70 feet; thence
south 80 degrees ~ minutes west 81 feet; thence
south 9 degrees y minutes east 100 feet; thence
north go degrees 40 minutes cast % feet thence
south l degree 90 minutes east lis feet thence
north 81 degrees % minutes east 1874 feet: thence
north l degree % minutes west 3l3 feet to the
place OF beginning situated in the Gold Hill Min.
ing District. Storey county. Nevada.
WARREN T. LOCKHART, Register.
TanQQ0dI
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. BIB.

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REeIsrER'soFyIcE, CARSON CITY NV"
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN inc cor.
IN "wa,lcr's Defca; MininS COMPANY sya S,.
nor.,,or orsnni1ed within the state OF Ne'"aa'
sosaAsh M. dsy tIed in this office "A diagram 70
ca.b.r with a notice ofaPplieation toIS 49,
80 ,hc limited States under Act OF ovns.S
annroyslJ July &c, 1866, and have posted aHPn,
"pp. =, aid diagram and notice upon inc sIan.
80 rIrht Thousand feet of the WaneIs peisas
III, snown rs the walters Defeat COMPANY :
cS,in Said claim Is boundedon thenortn oy 'no
I,s,jrs and Independent Consolidated company,
~ m, son, "a the claimants are unknown; andis
s,or, n.rticulurly described rs follows: Com
..srcinv Al A stake marked No. l, ut u cedar
s,nmn forty 40 feet northeast from the center
,r,hs Devils Gate Toll Road. from the point the
,,nrt.r section corner post ON the south line OF
S,oyynship Sixteen 40. north range Twenty-one
c,IS east. bears south 75o so east. sS3 75.lOO feet;
running thence north 1917 cas-, 100 feet, to stake
No, >, located In creek bottom; thence southilo
ea,, 3,oiC feet. 20 stake No. ), located on summit
a, Devils Gate bluff, thence south 26o i0 east
1850 feet, 10 stake No. I, located on easterly
slope OF hill west OF Silver City; thence south 63o
~ west 40 feet TO stake No. q, passing No. 5 in
center ofclaim, at 100 feet:) thence north aoo 40
west. 1850 feet TO stake No. !; thence north 40
west $500 feet TO stake No. 8; thence north i9o
east 100 feet to place of beginning. Containing
thirty seven acres; said claim Is situated in the
Gold Hill Mining District partly, and partly in
the Devils Mining District, and In the counties
ofLyon and Storey, State OF Nevada.
WARREN I. L0CkHART,
seof. Col Register,
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 40.

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REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CITY, New.
October Z. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WM.
IN T. O'Neale. Wake Bryarly. John Rnie and
VIM. Sharon, an association OF citizens OF the
United States, have this day filed In this oihce a
diagram. together with a notice OF application
for patent from the United States under Act OF
Congress. approved July %. 1866, for eighteen
hundred feet Of the Staples Lode, kgown Us tha
Golden Swan Gold and Silver Mining Company's
claim, In the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
county. Nevada, which claim, together with an
adJaeent mill site. IL described Us commencing at
asiake marked No. l. at which point the corner
OF seeaons ! and 10 T. l6. n. II. 90 E., and Sec.
ton aud TT. l6. y. X. 81 T.. bears south 10 Dc.
greesf 10 minutes east, 563l feet distant; thence
running south IS degrees 30 minutes east 1870
feet 70 STAKE marked No. Q (passing at GO feet.
100 feet south OF the Bay State Quartz MID.
thence north 81 degrees so minutes ca,,. 430 feet
to stake marked No. J; thence north s. degrees
30 minutes west. ST. feet, TO stake marked No
4; thence north is degrees 30 minutes east. / .sli
feet, TO stake marked No. S: thence north IA Az,
grees 20 minutes west, $50 fset. 10 .tak.mnrked
NJ 4. Q. on slope Of hill about as feet .onthrc. IN
ashaft; thence south l6 degrees 30 minutes west,
1.80O feet, TO stake marked No. 4; thence north
Is degrees 10 minutes west, 100 feet, TO stake
marked No. 8 thence south % degrees 20 min.
utes west. 40 feet, to place OF beginning, contain.
ing IS acres. There are no known claimants I'D.
WARREN T. LocKHARr, Register.
focl0 goal
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Alias Summons.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF ST0.
- rey.-In Justices Court. Gold Hill Township
No. 2, before W. n. Hall, Justice OF the Peace.
JOSEPH ID ANDREWS VS.. n. BURKE.
The state of Nevada sends to N. Burke, greet.
ing: You are hereby summoned to appear before
ms. Justice of the Peace, In and for Gold Hill
Township No. 3, county and State aforesaid. at
my office In Gold Hill, on the 25th day Of Novsm.
Der. A. d. 1861. at 10 o'clock A. N. Of that day, to
answer the complaint Of Joseph ID. Andrews,
wherein he claims to recover the sum Of Thir.
teen 7l.l0O Dollars due for board furnished you.
a. per plaintiffs bill on file In this Court And
you are hereby notified that II you fall to appear
and answer the complaint, rs aforesaid, judg.
ment will be taken against you for the sum Of
Sl3 IL and costs OF suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said coun.
ty, greeting: Make legal service and due return
Given under my hand this e5th day OF October,
A. d. 1867. w. n. HALL,
Justice OF the Peace, Gold Hill, Township No. 3.
IJO cents State Revenue Stamp oce6
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aud C%olieetion or Taxes Within he
Towa e Geld Hill, passed AuR.36.
THE. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
L Town Of Gold Hill. do ordaIn as follows:
SECTION ]. A tax Of one.half Of one per cent.
per annum, or so cents on each one hundred
dollars, for Town purposes, on both real and
personal property, made taxable by the laws Of
the State OF Nevada, for State aud county pur.
poses, which are now In force, or which may
hereafter be enacted, e1ceps the proceeds OF
mines, which shall not be subject to taxation; Ia
hereby levied and directed TO be paid upon the
assessed value Of all property not exempt from
q xation within the Incorporate limits Of the
Town OF Gold Hill. and said tax Is the Same ns
that authorized to be levied and collected by an
Act OF the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada en-.
titled An Act TO amend an Act, entitled IAN Act
to Incorporate the Town Of Gold Hi. approved
March z, 1865, and said amendatory Act approx.
ed Feb. "a, 1866 and there ID hereby levied and
directed TO be paid and collected the further tax
of one.fourth one per cent. or 70 cents upon each
one hundred dollars, for the Paynsn Of Interest
the expenses of protecting said Town against
Are. and the same Is hereby levied and directed
10 be paid and collected a. a special tax, BY aud
under the provisions Of the Act Of the Lcgisia.
ture aforesaid for the fiscal year Of 1897, upon
Gold Hill; and q further tax Of one dollar on
eacb one hundred dollars 10 hereby levied and d.
rected TO be paid and collected upon all property
within tho Town Of Gold Hill a. aforesaid for the
fiscal year ofls67, under and by tho Act Of the
Legislature Of the State Of Nevada entitled "An
Act 70 provide for the payment ofthe outstand.
ing Indebtedness Of tho Town Of Gold Hill, - an.
proved March Sd, 1865. The fiscal year for the
collection oftaxcs. shall DO from and including
tho Arst Monday Of April In each year to the
arst Monday OF April OF the year following.
SIC. 9. All provisions Of Sections 2, 3, as. g.,
Z, 8, o, 10 and II. Of Ordinance No. %, entitled
an Ordinance ito Provide Revenue for the Town
ofaold Hill" passed April is, 1866, by "the
Board Of Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill, " 10
far Of the same are mot inconsiitent herewith,
are incorporated horoin and made O part hereof
and made applicable TO the levy Of assessments
and to the proceeding Cor the collection Of taxey
for the year 1867, md the sanie Il hereby made
the law therefor.
JNO. J. HAYES,
President Board Of Trustees.
H, @. MANNING, Clerk. anoa ov
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. so.

REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CITY. NEv..}
October @, 1867.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Twin Mining Company, by Samuel A, Cha.
pin. President, and Milton Mysatt, Secretary.
have this day fled in this Office a diagram, to-
gethcr with n notice Of application for patent
from the United States. under Act Of Congress,
approved July &c. 1866, for Thirty.niue Hundred
feet OF the Twin No. ., North Lode, known us
the Twin Mining Company's claim, In Silver Star
and Devils Gate Mining Districts. Storey and
Lyon counties, Nevada. Said claim IL bounded
on the south by the Table Mountain Company's
claim. and on the north the names OF tho owners
arc unknown. claiming ~ surface ground 2s
feet in width along the line Of the lode and In
addition thereto, near the south end Of said claim,
a strip of land 81 feet by 40 fee;-in all con.
tanning ~ ii.l0O acres. said claim Is more par.
~ticu!ariy described by the notice and diagram
posted at Stake No. .. in Gold Canon. and In this
Office. T.
ocai.9Ol Register.