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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16


MAROON or TIE CHAnLEsroS FIRE ColpANY-
On Tuesday Inst tho Charleston Fire Company
knowing that "Merrie May was the month for
out door sports and communings with nature,
took the Mount Pleasant Ferry Boat by storm and
accompanied BY q band OF music, were carried to
that village, where preparations had been made to
spend tho day. TRNcKEs's Hall OF the heed OF the
long wharf, was impressed for tho occasion and
! the gallant fremen with their invited guests and
number OF ladies, were soon engaged In the
pleasures Of tho merry dance. The morning houis
passed quickly away, es the amusoments wero
varied and the whole party were evidently deter
mined to enjoy themselves.
luncheon served to divide the morning pleas
anty, and when tho Caterer, announced din
ner, it was unanimously conceded that Mount
Pleasant should no longer be called Hungry Neck,
and the name was rated Obsolete. The rain storm
which came up at this time, though 1t kept the
patty in doors, cooled the atmosphere aud laid tho
dust, and when the ,skies had resumed their
serenity, TKaoEKss was like a banquet hall de-
serted, Tor the guests gladly avaled themselves Of
the opportunity 10 stroll In the woods along the
bluff, and in the village, while some OF tho ladies
wore invited to take seats in the large awnings on
the ground, and were sent to dizzy heights by the
strong arms Of thor fremen beauI.
The Company had chosen Mount Pleasant for
their company ground, knowing, from experience,
that there would be no lack Of enjoyment, and the
result proved the correctnoss OF their choice; fol
the party did not return to the oity until the LAST
boat, and then with the firm conviction that they
had spont pleasant day. f - f'E
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ThR RAYFLE OF THE PRussIAN NEEDLE GuH
will positively como Off this evening" 10th instant,
ut 8 O'Clock precisely, Mt tho Segar Stand, Mills
House. Parties Interested nro horeby notified
that if they are not prcsont others will throw for
them.
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MAgoS1o JRwELs.-The Masonic fraternity were
among the numerous sufferers by the late war, and
III many instances their rogalia and jewels we're
captured or destroyed by tho cnomy. During tho
siego Of Charleston tho property Of many Of tho
city Lodges waB romovod to Columbia, for creator
security, but it either fell proy to sHEnMAs's
Dumuers or was destroyed at tho burning Of that
city. Landmark Lodge, No. &C. was a sufferer
from these causee, losing their rega ia jewels and
tools. At the close of the war tho few surviving
membels cnd.avored to collect their companions
and to rebuild the Lodge. This has boon done, but
tho reg 'lia, jowcls and other implements Of the
craft had to bo replaced, and It was decided to
have them made in Charleston. II was asoertained
that the work could be performed as we'll and as
cheap hero as In. tho Northern cities.
y We had the pleasure yesterday Of examining the
new rcgasia and their appurtonAnces and can safe.
ly soy that they are In every respect egua TO those
mudo elsewhere. The jewels wero ma lie by Mr..
JosErn Book, and the engraving and decorating
by blr. WM. FISCHER. They are Of pure silyer
and arc elaborately worked and ornnmented The
other articles arc in keeping with the Jewels, and
the regain and tools are worthy Of the Lodge
which though young, has an abundance Of life ant
onergy among its members, III. ~
The work on the jewels and tools Ia extremely
neat and ornamental, and reflects great credi
upon both Mr.. BOOK and Mr.. FIsoHRR. We IN
derstand that the articles win be soon placed O,
exhibition at Messra. WHIIDEH d Co.'s JeweIr,
storo, where the curious in these matters will b.
able to inspect them more closely.
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AUCTION SALES.

Large Scc..s i;af,,ltF Cto:iian )roni q Neto Fork
House, on a Credit.
Hf JOHN &. NILNSR tS co.
THIS IhY, tho l6i inst. at 10 o'clock, will b0 sold
at our Auction Showroom No. l,3 Meeting street,
LAltdE STOCK OF SUNNI Il C1.UTHINO. FROM
NEW YORK HOUSE,
,,..,,, coSs1sT1so, FART, OF
erANlSii LINEN, Btay, Planters and French Drill
Saeks touonauc Sacks Check Marsei,ics SACHS Fancy
lwecu ad Ilnck Italian Cloth Sacks Cottona,lr Canblc
mcro Pnnts. Narcotics Ycs,H. -
ALsO,
An invoice FINE FELT AND WOOL HATS. s,rav mn,
LcRhorn Hats. ' ~ '
Condiuons-Under 500 cIsh over 500 nnprovcd civ
acco tanees Of two months, will :'snk n crest added,
May 10
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MISCELLANEOUS,

OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER,l
CrTY HALL, CHAnIEsroN. MAy 10, 1867. !
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL De RECEIVED UNTIL
- the 2oth of this month, for the DRAINAGE OF
SOUTH .1REEr. by trnoans Of Wooden TRUNK. nom
Hanover to Amorica streets. ~ J
ALI details Of tho work will bo furnished at tho oco.
LOUIE J. DARBOT,
Mny 16 thfm3 City n linear
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Hon WND.-Tho high wind which proceeded
the rain Of Tuesday proved to bo almost lorna
do. It raised terrific clouds Of dust, blew down
fencos in different parts Of tho city, and toro tin
roofing from tho new custom house. A derrick
was also blown down, and somo damage inflicted
on tho masonry
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16

WE INVITE the attention Of farmers and shippers
Of vegetables to tho advertisement Of Messrs.
KIEsMAF & HOWELL in another column. Those
gentlemen arc prepared to furnish crates for ship
pcrs and to ofor oyery facility for tho transp rta-
ton Of produce. u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16

UNITED STATES DISTRICT, Counr.-The Grand
Jury, who wero charged with the case OF tho
United States us. BARNEY MoBnDE, OF Columbia,
FOR passing counterfeit United Statos currency,
returned the Indictment with the finding Of truo
bill.
The petition Of B. PAuLRY BARHos, Esq, to be
admitted to practice in tho Circuit Court Of tho
United States in South Carolina, Was read by HKN-
M SEADnook, Esq., and HIS motion tho petition
or was admitted and commissioned.
II. 8. DunYEA, Esq, presented tho petition OF
JOIN N. KossARHEss for citizenship, and the Pc
tt.oncr admitted to all tho rights and privileges
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The Trinity Cdunon Sabbath School Picnic
camc OF yesterday at Mount Pleasant. Thoro
was quito largo attendance, all enj .ying them-
solves. In to-nlorrow's News wo shall give full
particulars OF this interesting festival.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16

VALuA,. OARoo-Tho ship Nary Ogden, Capt.
Godfrey, having on board tho following valuable
morchaudiBo, wes cleared ut tho Custom House
yesterday by MoBsrs. W. B. sMIru & Co.: sos bags
OF sea Island Cotton, 23i5 balos Of Upland Cotton,
and 100 bbls. Rosin; tho cargo valued at tho sum
OF 1871 ,262.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction snles This Day.

ALL KIsDsoy Jon WORK DoNR AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE. i,s4, aa, "a
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CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. r. MUNRo, pre-
siding.-The Town Issue docket was' callcd, and
though no cases wero tried large number OF vcr-
diets wero taken by consent. By for the majority
OF the cases were onjoinod under Order No. 10 Of
General sI1K1 and tho verdiots rendered wero Of
no public interest. - n
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a Ia VILE DE PAR1s.-Tho "Grnnd Exposition
OF elegant yet amazingly cheap dress goods opona
thiB day at tho aboYe-named place. From Homo.
srun to Grenadines, Tho printer will please no,
print Grenadters,] from calicos and longcloths tc
Mozambiques and crapo d. Espango, every style Of
dry goods is offered at this Exhibition at greatly
reduced prices. Also white and red check mating
OIL tho Same accommodating terms. Tho EIposi.
ton is worth visit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16

MEssRs. CLARK & Co., Chemists, Syracuse, N
Y, would call attention to the advertisements in
another column, headed "Roparator CapiIli,
"Crispcr Coma and 'Circassian Balm" These,
undoubtedly, arc the most perfect and oifcaoious
articles Of tho kind over offered tho American pub
Lie. To un6elovcrs. wo would say, "try thom and
DO convinced" -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16

English Srd,c Goods, Drg Goods, Hosiery. Cloth
ma, dc. ri.
ny MILE DRAKE. .t.
THIS MORNING. nj 10 O'clock will soil nt my Store
corner Of King and Liberty streets.
fIsSe5 hUsQUlTO . EFT mo, B0DBISET LACE
brilliant, Grenhdine, Dercgc. Mozambique. Popnet
Drown and White Linen, Dcians, Pap ambrtc. Check
Nainsook and Swfas SIusins. CottoDRic. J,ar, SC.
Ladies' aud icns assorted Hosiery. Flax Tnrcad,
es cils. Linen Canbric nnd Hen.Stitch
spool Thread IutcIls, &c Linen nnd Alpaca BupIncss
Coats. Pants aud Vests.
ALSO,
go Witt, BLACK and FA:CY ENGLISH STRAW
BOSNETS, latcst stylc.
On FRIDAY, tho i7tb, will sell 80 casos Boots and
Shoes Particulars on day OF sale.
Terms cash. Msy tS
Auci,oas for Horses Tct,ckcs and Furniture
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at n quarter past
10 o'clock, a. originally established by tho suhscriberp
Furniture saics at Private Residences promptly attend
cd to at tow charges
SMITH McdILLIvRAY.
Auctioneors, No. 27 Broad street.
april II 3mo South Side near Stntc.
BASNET"P SCIIUlt.
Auctfuneer and Commission Merchant, M
No. 30 King street, below Broad sfr cot,
Oilers his services for tho ssle OF MERCHANDISE
tnY aud night at bis store, also for the sal. OF SIocl
Bonds Real Estate, Vessels Horses and Produce. cs
city references will be given Consignmruts .olici
Terms moderate und guarantees satisfaction.
April n limo
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iSuuCeu piiCeb. A1bO Wnlte anu reu CHECK mating
OIL tho Same accommodating torms Tho EIposi.
tion is worth visit.
MAToa's COURT, DIay ia white youth, who
Ind assaulted 7coloted man without cause, was
fined S5 IA ..E4tsE
Ella Snyder and Isnbolla Belmont, two colorcd
DANES, who had had difficulty about tho fash.
ions, or somo othor matter that oxcitos tho female
character, wero brought up for fighting in the
stroot and amusing an audience without license,
and were fnod IS each.
John Singleton and William Gibbes, two little
colored boys, who had quarroled extremely about
IN India rubber ball, and had determined ito do
or dio" by resort to brickbats, wero arrested
just hs thoy weto loading thoir In preparation
or tho conflict, and fined each IS, which had such
IN cfFcct upon thom ns to bring an apology from
both, and It is hoped will mako thom trionds for.
ever.
Six hack drivers, who had not the rates Of charge
hanging in their carriages, as diro,ted by ordi
nAnco, wero fined u zach, and ordered to conform
to the law, which will bo very pleasing to the
riding public, who have for some time past been
dissatisfied with the trifling charges made.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16

TIE EASTERN JOURNAL, published in Bennetts-
Vile, g. O., wo 500 in its last issue has changed
ownership. It brought us tho vacdictory Of Mr..
O. p TOWNSEND, tho old, and tho salutatory OF Mr..
WIN. LITTLE, the new editor. Wo have known Mr..
L. personally for the last soYonteen yeara, and
speak confidently Of his atnoss for tho position.
He Is practical printer, young man of consid-
ernblo reading, and hns recently been admitted to
tho bar. Mr. L. is ut present in Charleston, on
business. connected with his paper, and wo tako
pleasure in recommending him to tho favorable
consideration Of merchants, who will find it to
thor interest to extond their acquaintance IN the
direction Of the rich Pee Dee country.
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OVER SEVENTY THO OUSAND NOW In USE IN
THIS COUNTRY AND EUROPE. aig .,
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Sanding Committees.

Std1dtnS C0mmtleSs.
On Federal Rslstions-MessrA T. ]. Tenant,
n. N. Mitchell. B.. v. Poor, A. X. Potter and D.
On Judieiary-hers. J, N. Brown, E. stro,h.
or, 8. r. HuSs, W.T.. Jones, A. Koneman, o. K.
alAmpley and W. G. GrimeA
On Ways and Mean+Messrs. A. II. Lissak,
A Konsnsn, ]. n Dorsey, ThoG B. Prince, u. Il.
Bence, J. I, Swansy and }. ?. Wheeler.
On Mines and Mining Afairs-Nessrs J. ID.
Asyhush. Robt. Cullen, @. H. Walton, E. troth.
Or and b & Huse. ."E .' F"
On State InStitutions-MesnS. Geo. II. Dana,
9. K. stsmPley. Ill swsnsy, E. Mallory and
Geo. Hunckton. f.Hr o..
On Internal Representation. George
Muncktou. P. J. Parmatsr VIM. N. Cary. B. v.
Poor andA A. KoBemsn. =.
On Asriculturs-J. r Jacobs. W. N. Csrcy,J J.
r. Rooney, G.. N. Folsom and J. A. St Clair.
On Counties md County observation-disclosures
J. u. 6snxsas ". G. Grimes, G. w Walton, TT.
Tenant and A. n. Wingste.
On Education-MaIrL M. N Mitchell, w. T.
Jones, G.. N. Folsom, J. R. Jacobs and George II.
On cs.porsaons-Mssas W.. Caldwell, Robt.
Cullen. 7. +. Julien, Thos. Parker and m L..
Swaney. Tsrg
On Elections-Messrs. Thomas Parker. @. N.
Folsom. An wtngase, E STROLLER and J.F.
Rooney.
On Military and Indian Affairs -Msssrs. J. NJ.
dorsey, w. l.. jones, y. n JbcoUh, re- u urn
ter ADD A.Konemnn. s"aw '.--.
On Trade and Manufsctures--Messrs. Thos B.
Prince, A. x. Potter, J. p. Wheeler, A. M. WIN.
gate and E. Mallory.
On Public Morals-Mcssra @. ". Walton. w.
u. Caxey and J. P. Wheeler.
On Public Prtnting-hsssrs. John Wdch, g..
L Lammou and Goo. H. Dana
On Coptlnaent Expenses and Accounts
Messrs. J. A. 81. Clair, T.V. Julien. 81 .. Huse,
q. Mallory and b. v. Poor.
TOn state LIbrary-Msssra J. L. swaney, OF
Stainplcy andJ N. Brown. -.
Cullen and ]. N. Groves.
On observation-disclosures J. a. Horton, VIC.
Grimes and John Welch-
rOn CinimsLMeIsrx George i. Lammon, J.F.
Rooney, John Welch, w. Caldwell and Thomas
Parker. -
Brown. T.B Prince, Thomas Parker aud Alb.
Iisssk.. ~
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Ala. Summons.

crArr OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF $40.
ID rev. In Justice Court, Gold Hin
cbtfore w. N. Hall, Justise Of ne ftssaI VA
Witt, plaintiff, y Gerry TIotti'r; dss5sset
. Tao Stsse Of Nsy.d. ,s1Gss s . Up % spss.,
sS.Sors me Justice ofthe Peace N and for Gold
nil Tovnship, County and State Aforesaid a.
". ~ In Goid Hil, % the 18th day Of Jan.
NV. A. b. 1851, ct 10 o'clock 4: Z, Of that dsy,
~ snsHer he complaint Of W. A.. White,
rbsreIu hs claims 70 recover ue s1m Of " 10
!sSn 81 s s.Si, Hossa. in aold mi sisTsnid, ss
nIsintI6' n BIl on ale. TalTEl Rob hoOS Q
"a Won arc hereby notified that you fall 10
.,nesr md answer ths complaint a. afofSsANl
iudgment will 30 taken against you fr the sum
Given uadsf my hand, thlsl4th dry Of Dscsn.
Der, A. D. 1855 MNHAkLsS Q
Justice Of the Peace, Gold Hill Townihip.
TStats stamp, 6fty GsAq 40 delStIg
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Notice to Invalids.

A IL PERSONS WHO, HAvC NO HOME
n NOR plaes whsfa thny can receive the atten-
ton nscsssssy Y tasr comfort. when III. can
ind ~ ~ ScTy Hospital comfortable private
rocuAA rs ~ VIII DO attended upon by kind
and sxpsrisnesd nurses, and Wi s. suppied
with everything necessary 70 tASf orfbrt.
TIE kOOa5 arc eastfstS sapasated from the
wards occupied oytlo ip1isent siek.
The HosptNt y Rdsr NE care Of DIR. BRoN-
d jfPe2a, sssry day between the hour. Of N a
r. md I 2 A. asSAntsnsssss sa1 slss be mad.
40 N CFSueh. auosrtnknDAsat u he HosDrteI,
who 0lNtHu bs tsustts The Hosp,s.l BaRa.
modsrata o53f ~ 9sl aste<k !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-12

Yellsw Jacket silver MiainE Co.'s
Office. Gold Hill, New, Dec. 8, 1865. Al a meet.
ing Of the BOARD Of Trustees OF the Yellow Jacket
Silver Mining Company, held this day, . Divt
dsnd(N 81 ofsevnnty .6ve (e76)DollArS per share,
was declared, payable At the otaco Of the Company
or at the Bank Of California San Francisco. on
and after the 18Th instant. req z
The Transfer Books Hil be closed from the
llth 70 the 18th instant, inclusive g
deatf VIM n wATSON, Sec'y.
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q - .
TYR. JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate
Of tho University Qussn's College, and Physician
Of the g. John Baptists Society Of San Fran
cisco. ga. tru ysts-.ru I.
DE-. Pssflult has pleasure 70 inform patients
and ofbsrS seeking confidential medical sdvice,
that lie Gan be conSulted daily at his ONCE, Arm.
,ory Hall Building, Northeast corner Montgomery
and Sacramento streets San Francisco. Roms
Nos. O.. 10, II, frst floor, up stain, entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Dr.. PsrYaults studies have been almost exelu.
slvely devoted to the cure Of the various forms Of
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results Of IN
furious habits acquired In youth, which usually
termip ate In impotence and stesilty, and porma-
nently induce all the ~conconit1ntl Of old ago,
Where . secret inHrmity exists Involving the
happiness Of q lifs andthst Of othefs, reason and
morality dictate the necessity Of Its removal. for
u 10 a fact that premature decline Of the vigor Of
manhood, matrimonial unhapptness, compulsory
single LIE, etc., have their source In causes the
germ Of which IL planted In early life, and the
Bitter fruit tasted long aftsrward; patients. Ia.
boring under this complaint will complain Of one
Emissions, Pains In the Bach sndhesd, Weakness
Of Memory and Sight, Discharge from the Urethra
on going to stool or making water, the Intellectual
Faculties are weakened, Loss Of Memory ensues,
Ideas are olouded, and there IL q dhinclination 70
attend TO business, or even TO reading, writing or
tho society Of friends etc. The pa.isn. WI
thai sight andhesring arc weakened, and slcep
disturbed BY dresms, melancholy, signing, palpi.
tstlons, faintia9A coughs and slow fever while
some have external rhsumatc pstns, and numb.
ness Of The body. Some Of the most common
symptoms are plmples In the faoe, and aching In
different parts Of the body Patients suffering
49, All. At..SS ahnn1H aNml. r-sAII-s -
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Beicher Miniug Csmpaly-Assess-
tie oompany.-NoASh hereby Uvsn, thssst
Q meeting Of the Trustecs Of the above named
companies. bad this aAy, m aisessmentot Five
sysry Akrs Of ne capital stoSi OF each IL
lie sHevs named companies, payable imms.
dlstsiS 70 , Sscrstau, a. Cha Rslshsr otnee,
virginia, Nevada IN United States soId coin
Any itock on which al, assessment ihal 70.
main unpaid % Friday, YebruMyt LIT,
ls67, VIM b, advertised op thAtday N~tdelinqusnt
+ e. I'D ssf'. x SS:sa ;sAi ases Ra g. s.t issi, y
pky. ssd, delinquent sssessment, together Will,
eSsts Of advertising and expeasss 81, iSs. 3
by srder Of ths Bead q. JrittssL. sgt
HARIGEWlaS sssks 1
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H1scELLAsgoBsA COMPREHENSIVE
20 THE -TNFORTUNATRi
NEW RRMEnIRsi NEW REMEp.Rs,,.
Dr. Gibbons Dfspensary.

DR.. Gibbons Dispensary,
stS KEARNY STREET. ~
Vkoi Cor. Commercial. SAn" y
Francisco estsbAabedin 1854, A4A 81
for the treatment Of Sexual ~
and Seminal Diseases, such az
Gonoffhsai Select structure.
Syphlis In altits forms, SeuEi "a
nal. Wasiness. znpotsnoyd Es
etc, Skin Diseases (of ycaIlS vi,
standing and liberated Lego
Iuccessfnlly treated, UWff -
DOCTOR GlBB0N ass The -" ~S
pleasure Of announces. g that hs has retnrned %
this State, after an tbsence Of one year, during
whiehltims he has yidted eli. the phneipal hosp.
tails Of Europs-s among them those OF Duotta:
London and Paris, The. following celebrated
hospitals Of London are among those visited ny
the Doctor, lGuy'S, High street Borough; 81.
bartholomew, smithfslh b. Luke's, 0ldltreeti
81. Msry,s ,Csmh- Plape, Pad; Lock, Harrow
road; University, Cover street, Westminster,
Broad Sanctuary; Charing orcs, Agar street
strand London, W~htechApelroad Royal Free,
Gays Inn road: Kings Cottage, Portugal strt
DOCTOR GTBB0N has also visited Doctor
Acton Of London, Parker Of Birmingham, Eng:
land; and Ricord Of Paris; who are ooniidsred
the best phyJciany ,andi surgeons, In the world,
and whose authorityls acknowledge, 70 DO the
highest In the treatnsnt OF sexual Diseases
,hs,s ns~ ,nods ~ ,r..tm.ns vhieh cannot he
,-n.sd
DOCTOR aIBBoR has spared neither time
nor money In seeking out new. remedies, and has
returned with new facilities for the sllevatiop Of
human suue1ing - 'u
ncsEl.lo Uts
now many tnousAhos,o Porsons cotn m.o
~ loIAts, ~ .nszv"u
dulgcnces, or nom virus absorbed Into the sys-
49, tsen.s.a az, b.aLsn 60 con.,itr,,sn.
Sisr"Si,svJn. ,h.m n, ~. bann,n..s ~ msrrico.
~ ~ .n;anSsn, ~ M. In XXI $500 .Itrsion
,honsan4s .rGe, rntJi dss,b closss the scsne
~, $1,000 'a,.,J,.n, fri.nas .,,sndI ~ az.
~ ~. ,T.,sne IIth snv oStS... hor,,hl. M,
ass1.oyius 1s-a Wsh. ~ ~ IN icy 60 49, ~.
s anI TS.su ~ 'i 49,, G ~ ! rhvs,ci.n -hoh..l
..sd. -. go H. s.,.siai .trd. o,Iss,.
Ssn"ts Ass.FS noy .ySrstc
-. ~. $500 ~ a.hs- 49, -
Srrs. r. =. imnortsrt "a .bn..: No AZ. sXsI.tsdl
100 - In.s,sS,.S ,nI,h.1 .1tor.S =,
!. suSnn III Si..s.as az - LIE arono.tnr
mon .hs nnhl,c h~ nsins ,S. nsns: 81 sspinsnt
aRRS. a,0n pu s,nm = usns u o,hsr nis,.. NJ.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-12
Notice.-No. /.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
Y the undersIgned citizens Of the UntedSta
claim one thousand 1000 feet Of . certain vein
or lode OF quartz, or other rock In place, bearing
Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals, commonly
called and known 40 the Dies Senior or Mount
Hope lode, and The Great W.. Companies claim ;
said claim extending Eve hundred feet In Q north.
crly and fvs hundred feet In o southerly direction
from the location Of this notice along the line Of
said VEN or lode. and embracing, the same, with
all its dips, spurs, angles and variations, the same
being on unIurvsyed land that wo have oceu.
pied and improved the same from the 5th day OF
August, 1855. according TO the local cuItoms and
rples Of Mlnsxs In the Devils Gate Mining DIS.
trict, Lyon County, Nevada In which, diltrict
said lode or vein ID situated, and that. We have OK.
pended In actuallabor and iimprovemsnts there
on, an amount not less than ono thousand dollars,
to.wit the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars. And
that we claim laterally on each, Ide OF said vain
one hundred feet, moro particularly described md
plated In the annexed diagram, In 'oonfermity
with the laws, customs, and rules Of Miners Of
said District. :s59laHa eaf7 no WN'3
Notice Is further given. that II u the intention
Of the undersigned, T. b. Winston, John d. Win
tors and George Knorlton 10 apply, and they do
hereby apply. at the United Slater Land O6iee n
Carson City, Nevada for a Patent from the United
States for the claim above described and Its OF.
tensions, according 10 the said diagram, With the
right 10 follow said vein or lode With its dips
spur, angles and variations to .my-depth what
ever, though Il enter land adjoining.
7'FHi ~ T.. b. WINSTON, 400 fret.
hUs.T-'ga JOHN D. WINTERS. 100 n o
, s GEO. KN0WLTON. 200 fsst.