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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-17

AN AGED SUIcIDE.-Last Friday
night. OF Saturday morning, il was
not known certainly which, a lady
named Elizabeth Bonn, aged sixty-six
years, committed suicide by Jumping
into eistern aud drowning herself,
on Eleventh Street. near Fulton Ave-
nue., The old lady was living With a
Mr. Keifer,and went 70 bed as usual
Some Of the family, on rising. on Sat
urday morning, discovered that she
was absent, while her clothes still lay
on chair BY the side Of the bed.
Search was at once made. aud after
some time the body was discovered,
in eight clothesa floating ia the cis-i
terra Il was rescued, and a Goroner's
inquest held over il, a verdict being
rendered in accordance with the abover
facts. rahg1 ru Hiaert
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LOVELY, - Yesterday was most
lovely, and large numbers Of ladies
and gentlemen availed themselves of
the opportunity afforded, and enjoyed
the pleasure Of pleasant walk.
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PERsoNAL.-Jacob Held, Superin-
tendent of the Evansville, g. Hender-
son Telegraph Line. was il the city
on Saturday on business connected
with-that enterprise. -
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HOUSE INTELLECTUALLY invita-
ton of Prof Cow and Mr.. Boyd, we
had the pleasure, on Saturday, Of wit
Messing some brief experiments with
the house .veutilasor, at the Ninth
Street School House. At a quarter
to 8 O'Clock the fire was put in the
furnace. The room in which the ex-
pertinent was triedbis situated ia the
west corner Of the building, on the
second floor; Is about ~ feet square
and II feet high 5 containing about
4, 046 cubic feetOf space. The sash
of the windows were somewhat loose,
hence the experiment could not be
considered as perfect. In thirty min-
utes from the time the fire was kim
died, the temperature of the room
was 559. The foul air fue Of the ven.
tilator was opened, and the register
over it closed The warm air regis
,ter-eight inches in diameter and
two feet above the foor-Was
opened, and the air from the
furnace admitted. One thermom
.eter was placed at the floor,
one ten inches above the floor,
one two feet six inches above the
floor, and one on the outside wall, six
feet above the floor. In thirty min
utes from the time the warm air was
admitted, the lowest Thermometer in
dicated 60', the next So, the next Ga,
and the highest one So : at this point
the ventilator. and the registers we're
reversed, shutting off the warm air,
closing the foul air due Of the venti-
lator and opening the fresh air fde,
and IN thirty minutes the mercury
went dowp to 90, the current Of air
at the floor becoming uncomfortable
to the feet. As the weather and cir
cumstauces9 were rather unfavorabie
for the desired Experiments, fufther
trisl was postponed to another time.
The veHtiltor was patented By Mr..
Boyd. Of our city.
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COME TO BooNVLLE. TT dodge
johnson, General Shaeklefbrd. Major
Hynes. Col DENLY and Lie. Stihsoh, g
with other members of the Evans
vile bar, leave this morning for
BoOnville, to attend a session Of The .
Common Pleas Court at that place. .
There are several important cases to 70
be tried, we understand 4 .I-.A III
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BEING .FRfdfAfED UB 1.-The SHADE
trees in various parts Of the city are
being trimmed up.
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TIE LAST MITE.-This evening
the ladies' of 81. Panl's Episcopal
Church will give the last mite. Of the
season, which promises TO be an oc-
casion Of unusual interest The
meeting will take place AZ the parso
sonage. aud the ladies have deter.
mined 10 make this, the last mite Of
the season. BY far the best With
choice music, splendid shpper. and
the appearance Of aIrs Brown the
ladies promise sufficient variety to
please all liz you would speId an
evening with pleasure and profit, do
not fail to attend the last mite.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-17

CHARGE OF OBTAINING MONEY
UNDER FALSE PRErENsE. = Some
days ago, peddIer Of cheap jewelry
and "sich,' sold to a young and I'M
suspecting servant girl. in the employ
of Morris Kahn, a bracelet and
chain for the sum of five dollars. Mr..
Kahn on being informed Of the pur-
chase, examined the articles, and at
once pronounced them almost. val,
uless, not being worth more than half
dollar each The police were set
on the fellow ) track, and on Saturday
he gas. arrested and taken before Es-
quire Emery on the charge of obtain
ing goods under false pretenses. He
became alarmed and at once proposed
a compromise, which, after a little
delay, was effected, he refunding the
money and paying costs. the girl re-
turning the articles aud falling to APP
pear for the prosecution. 1t would
seem that our people had had enough
of these peddlers. There are in the
city good jeWeIry establishments
as well as establishments of alhother
kinds, at which articles Of all kinds
may be purchased at a fair rate, aud
dealers can certainly sell cheaper than
any peddlerr who obtains his goods
honestly Whatever you need or
want, purehaseit of citizens who Will
be sure to deal fairly, and honestly
with You Ia AHl Za.1h ra0awop
FRIaHTp6L RUNAWAY. u Ysster-
day, while Mr.. VIM. Page and d
friend were taking 4 buggy ride. the
horse took fright on Third Street,
and beeame unmanagablo. At the
Third Street engine. house the gen.
tlemen were thrown from the buggy,
bat, fortunately, without serious in
jury to either. The horse then CON
tinued at a frightfnl speed down
Third to Division, tAen down DiEis-
ion to Water, thence up Water Street,
near the bank Of the river, dragging
the buggy over freights, dunage.
traps, &C., and when at the foot of
Locust, he succeeded 10 disengagiug
himself from the buggy he still
continued the fight till he brought
up against the stern line of the steam
er james Gray. It was a fortunate
circumstance that no one was. hurt, as
there were many people yaution the
leYee,tand on the sidewalk on Water
Street. baa hA- - ~ @ n
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BSF- We wish to notify our friends
and patrons that we have moved to
No 81 Main Street.
febG If ~ WARREN & CoNYNorON.
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BANKRUPTCY. - Jesse Turner, Of
Gibson County, has fled his petition
in bankruptcy.
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ANOTHEK-The following notice,
which IS Published verJatnt ct litera-
tim, was handed IN BY a Justice Of the
Peace who resides a short distance
from the city. It was handed to him
by a gentleman who was taking steps
for the posting of the animal pamed.
The writer Of the notice received a
halt a dollar for his services.
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~ HOwIrrrsy mothers suffer the agouy
- aeeinx tI = tr Z. tile ones suatched away
izza1R thega 5 - WhoOping Cough or
a.lsAE1naEiAsE-3 On single bottle of POlandSs
ESss&d1e E4Ec eS--l H8und. would have saved
Ike l0Gk i11cs It's infalltbte. not# sA
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"a
LEoTURE,-There were quite a,
mum Der Of business men in attendance,
at the lecture delivered at the room,
of the Evansville Business College,
on Friday night, These lectures on
commercial law are attracting attenr
ton, A change has recently taken
place in the management Of that In
stitute, Mr.. Myfeld retiring, and
being succeeded BY MT. 9Kliner, a.
teacher of pepnanship, who has bad
a great deal Of practice as a teacher
Of bookkeeping aud penmanship.
Messrs, Wells and Kliner are deter
mined TO keep up the name Of the
Evansville Business College, aad too
make it all that could. be desired. NJ
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market
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1u8lduO IHFGS nuu0E60 years 70
establish the principles on which
this government was founded The
young man evidently had Grant on
the braiE, for he attacked him for not
talking more, with equal energy with
that indiscraet animal which attempts
ed to buttthe locomotive off the track,
and wound up by denouncing the
General as & /" designing villain or a
fool" This contemplate remark
By this puerile speaker would
be far beneath. notice, but
from the fact that It was loudly
applaRded. It is due. however. to
many gentlemen who we're there, and
who act with the Democratic party,
to say that the applause came from a
class Of men, who, if they were not
there themselves, were in full sym
pathy with men @who did no lighting
to speak Of, except on the bloodless
fields On the Canada side, Of the Ma
CARA River and the lakes"
When this young Democrat. had
closed his remarks, a young Mr.. VIII
liams was called out, who made a
brief speech, after which the meeting
adjourned to meet ia two weeks.
ax-T-v-----ds -- ----~--- "a 49,
ARREsTED ON CHARGE OF HORSE
STEALINe,-There was quite an ex,
eitement on Third Street on lSatur-
day evening. occasioned BY. some. one
believing. out g Stop that horse
thief" "A man named w. 4. Hays
at once jumped from an animal which
he had ridden up to Forth's stable.
and. leaving the horse started TO run.
He was eaeght at the corner Of ho-.
Gust aud Third, and taken before JUS
tice Emery, who held him to bail in
the sum of $500 for his appearance at
Court on charge Of horse stealing.
Not being able to give bail, he was
committed to prison. The young
man was from Posey County, and is
the son Of Campbell Hays. The al.
legged criminal states that some time
since his father gave him horse, but
subsequently,, on the father learning
that it was the mans determination
to marry a certain young lady. be re-
fused to let the young man have the
horse if he married the girl referred
to. He did marry her, and be states
that he took the horse, and on reach
ing this city, traded him to Mr.. Uhl-
horn, receiving as a difference in the
value Of the horses, SIS. The young
man does not look ike a horse thief
and he no doubt thought he had right
Z to him. 1t was understood that the
arrest was made at the instance Of
the father, who probably did not ex-
pect that the joke would be carried so
far. It was an unfortunate family
affair. ,Mb#A8E - ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-17

.Milsvards HELM Needles. ~ Potent
Wrappers, are superior TO all others.
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4 i i -
THOSE NorfcEs. - Last Monday
night, the City Council ordered that
notices be placed at the corner Of
Third and Main Streets, admonishing
people not to stop on the corner aud
block up the Sidewalk. It was hoped
that this request would be promptly
complied WITH but it has not yet
been. On Saturday, the walk in front
of the old Washington House was so
much crowded that it was difficult for
ladies to pass that way in fact, sew
eral were noticed to turn back after
they had got half way across the
Street, and 90 a half square ont of the
way, rather than pass through the
crowd that bad gathered there. In
the mans Of po1iteness and respect for
the fair, let the orders of the Council
" OSsS@SN'a Fsreszr -
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p| Carter's Ink is the best 10 the
market. y M
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STRAY NOTICE,

taken ub hey the undeTsiniht astray
COW and 4 little bull on the Ist of feb
airy 1868. my Ressede1s is Mills
from Evansville I the Camel Said COW
Is red and White, back. hine legs and
tail White supposed to be years old
ear mark right ear underbid, left ear
smuth crop. with an split. Said bull
Is red head and tail supposed to be
about Is month old. ear Mark. right
ear cut out ike an half an Moon. left
ear swaller fork.
February Is 1868. p u
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-
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-A mo-
ton for a new trial in Increase Of
Iglehart & Baker rs. Gfaf1oek, attor
ney fees, which. case was decided at
the last regular session of that court,
was made and argued on Saturday
before Judge sJnhhson, special sesl
sion of Common Pleas Court. The
motioh swas evsrruIed. s agos g .ut
The case Of Hallock vs.. some
twenty-five or thirty persons. more o.
less, for hallrspt was called, aud the
greater portion Of the day taken up
in hearing the answers, &c. The
case was continuea tlIthe May term
q of the court.
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TILE CITY.

meteorological Observations.
meteorological observations, taken daily
at the JOURNAL Once:
6A. N. NOON. P. II. E[ID'r
Therm9qaetsr.9 "a Ses s. f4sGg 8 4
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CHoKED 10 DEATH.-A valuable
COW, worth at least seventy eve dol
lars, belonging to- Mr.. Goodge, was
choked to- death aday or-twosago in
the attempt to swallow a. part5of a
beet, butwhich lodged in Che throat.
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seS- Legal and Foolscap-che finest
quality--for sale at this Office Doe if,.
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Take none other than Curtis Oots0rI.
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Fob THE CONVENTION Part Of TIC
delegation to the Republican State
ConYeation from Spencer County, arr
rived IN the city last night, Among
the number we notice Mr.. r. T. Ker-
cheval, Treasurer Of Spencer County,
Captain Smith, Clerk Of the CopntY,
aud Messrs. Bullock, Evans. Bettes.
and Mr., Hayford, editor Of the Spen-
Ger County Journal. The gentlemen
60 forward by this mornings traiE. 70
Hen. Geo, Wolfin, Of Posey County,
en- route for the Convention. also ar
rived in the city last night
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MaohIae. De- 90. 80 go
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RG- Lead Pencils, Pepnolders. 60, NJ
for sale at the Journal Office. ~ &
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+ BsT''An Ice House to rent Ia
quire at the JOURNAL effiee If i
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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Gallo and Mississippi Railroad.
rRnM vrNc,FNNEs

FROM VINCENNES.
.asf88a il 6 . zcsoing East. GONG W.T.
220 n SOS
Express ,....... .....-......-.-,- sop III S5 =
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Miss FANNY B. PRIcE 1T will be
gratifying to the numerous Friends
and admirers in this city. of Miss
Fanny B. Price to learn thatashe-has
been playing gate successful en-
gagement in Indianapolis since she
left this city. Miss Price is bound to
become q great faYorite wherever she
goes. On Saturday night, by request,
she appeared on the boards at the
Metropolitan at that city, as ''aFah4
chon, the Cricket"
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-. - C2Ll9n !. 8 g 2 30
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RockpOrt Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
ville,) carrying the mail, leaves alta. M,
on MoHdayB. n Wednesdays Rlhae EEidays.
Arrives by P. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 P. N.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
eept SuBdays}a at Ca. d.. Arrives daily CeE
eept Sundays bysZP. - = - = g ~ Az
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ
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EIaad LII ~ llII-Iaard-. 80
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LOCAL NoTICEs.
ParIOr Furniture.

RafiOr kurnltufes - .l.
Having engaged the services Of a =
first class upholsterer, Gate with S.
Myer & Co.. / am now prepared to
furnish full PaElor Suits 0fall descrip-l
tons, Of my own manufacture, which
I can warrant for durability. / have
also d large stock Of Bedroom aud
Cottage Furniture. Call and Examine
before purchasing elsewhere E9H ~
e. ARMSTRONG, III Main St.
Sign Of the Big Bedsfead,
N. B-Spring MATTRESSES made to
order and Upholstered Furniture re-
paired. eaaTrf febl4-tf III
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Bfft,0ar1's Needles for sale everywhere.
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; A SPLENDID SUPPER The supper
prepared by Messrs Travis & Ashby,
for their guests at,the : hopjb at the
American House, Friday night, was
one of the most sumptaous and ele-
CANT ever set " in this city, and was
highly ereditable to their liberality
and good taste.s.I was. .partaken Of
with great relish, and highly extolled
by all present. asaea = asat 70.
The music for the occasion vas fur
nished by Henry Harris string band,
and can be exceIled nowhere.
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DELEaAT1oN FROM THE FIRST DIS
TR1or-The= headquartergs for the
First District delegation t6 the Con-
vention on the 20th, at Indianapolis,
will be the Marion County Court
houses that city The room will
he opened during the afternoon and
evening of the 18th, and the entire
day and evening of the 10th. Dele
gates will please remember this.
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sTEAM R0AT -

SIEA AI5LNL- HINES.
To LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursdsy, and Saturday az
o'clock P. NJ.
To CAERo-DaiIy,- except Sunday, at 5
o'clock p. M.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wedn esday
and Saturday at o'clock p. n. Every
Monday and Thursday at 8 o'clock p. n.
To EASTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 o'clock p. N.
TOeEEguiERs0E-+Da Daily, eKcept Sundays,
&c 8o'cIock PM.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
TO MEMPHE-semi-wee
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A NEGRO Halter" Let US get up
war and run theses Cd id nig-
gers out of herel" Such were the
words that greeted the ears
of crowds OFF, people on Water
Street, Saturday afterReeR,g and
which emanated from a young
man re-peeAblg dFesssdA and who
passed up street smacking his fists
and manifestly carrying a large
ameuat Of very mean whisky AssBe
passed along, be declared the great
qualification it would afford him. to
kill a niger OF two, and rs he passed
two Africans. sitting quietly in front
of the Southern Hotel, in which they
ARE employed, he hurled anathemas,
heavy as 68 Founders, at their de
voted heads, and passed on up the
street, splitting out excavations. He
is true Representative of those who
fear negro equality, of which he has
no more cause to fear than that he
will become an angel
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&c. aII4 -. go c0ttoa. 7
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Milward's Needles are the best. n
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.-ANNoUNCEMENTs.

TFOKTEH OF SUPREME COURT.
MEad. HENRY M. SCOTT, OF Pike County,
1MAEandidate before the Republican 81 ate
azzsavention for the nomination tor Re
FOR CITY RECORDER.
EEe are authorized to announcs Colonel
7ssssE-vAEsD W ET1IsEIs as 3 candidate for City
Iazsronder, in the coming election, subject
"a Ese nom aattOn OF the Republican Con
-szzth0A- lIeD4o
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= SUNBAF-SPeRFs.-Fhe- habitues of
the le4ae grefa .entettaihedl yesiefdhy
by a desperate dog fight aud 2 cock
fight Of an kours duration, and ulti-
mately VITAE runaway horse Hith-a
buggy or a portion of a buggy attach
ed. The buggy was deposited on the
wharf and the horse. with the shafts,
proceeded on his way at lightning
speed. Quite sport enough for one
Sunday
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 70.


REGISTERS ofricE' Carson CITY; SEr"
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN Louis Feusier has this day filed in this
office q diagram, together with n notice OF Apph.
cation for Patent from the United States. under
Act Of Congress, approved July 20, 1866. for Six
hundred feet Of the Comstoek Lode. known u
the Crrsus Gold and Silver Mining Company,
In the Virginia and Gold Hill Mining District
Storey County. Nevada. said claim bounded on
the north by the Cholar-Poiosi Mining Com.
pany's claim. and on the south by the Coppers
and Nilrs ground. and Is more particularly de-
seribed "a follows, to-wit: The northern limo OF
said claim hasa direction north ~ 10 east, ana
passes through a point on said line marked on
diagram No. 1, from which the center OF the
CrTsus q. & s. u. Co.'S sha.t bears south s5't
wcst "a feet; the southern line OF said claim be-
gins a, a point marked No. ., bearing south 10y,
~ ives, six hundredfeet from the first mentioned
point, Nc. /. and has q direction parallel with the
northern line. The walls Of said vein or lode
are unknown and the extent thereof laterally
cannot be asecrtained by actual measurement,
but 4. bounded on each side by the wall OF the
same. The amount Of ground between the end
lines aud tho unascertained walls OF the lodo Is
stimaled at ten acres. -,
In addition to the above estimate OF ground l
claim tn following described surface ground
Beginning at stake No. l from which the Crrsus
.haft bears north go west 81 feet. and running
thence ~ north 22o IS east lsO feet; thence 20
north 6us I3 west 90 feet; thence 90 south o0o
feet. ,honc. (O south % Is west Is! feet; thence
(6) south Az - east l66 feet: theuce % north
iss l9 east l73 feetto tho place OF beginning, con-
WARREN T. LoCKHART.
fyll Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 7O.


REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CRY, New,
February :. ls6s.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Crrsus Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, by John Nelson President, has TIM. DAY
ulei in this office q diagram, together Win q
notice Of application for patent iron the Uni.cd
States. under Act OF Congress, approved July 20,
1866, for Six Hundred Feet OF he Comsioek
Lode, known IA the Cr1sus Gold ana silver
Mining Company's claim. in the virgins ana
Gold Hill Mining District. storey County Seya-
ia SAID claim Ia bounded on the north by the
Cholar Potosi Mining Company claim ana on
the south by the Copper's and Mills grounu, ana
1. more particularly described as follows, to,wlt;
The northern line OF said claim has a direstion
north no I6' west and south 80 10 east, and
passes through n point in said line marked on
diagram No. /. from which the center OF the
Cr1sus O., & s. NJ. Co.'S shaft hears soutn e3'
az west 2;l feet, Thesouthera line Of saiiclaln
begins at a point marked No. :. bearing south
I6o L. west 600 feet from the nrst mentioned
point No. l, and has n direction parallel with the
northern line. The walls Of said veto or lode
are unknown, aud tho extent thereof ls:erally
cannot be ascertalned by actual measurement.
but IL il bounded on each side by the wall OF the
same, the amount OF ground between the end
lines and the unascertained walls Of the lode Is
estimated at ten acres.
In addition to the above estimate OF ground
said Company claims the following described
surface ground: Beginning at stake Mol from
which the CrBsus shaft bears north 69o west "a
feat and running thence, LIST, north go ~ east
lsO feet. thence 90 north 600 ~ west 30 feet:
thence CD south 500 ~ ives. 90 feet: thence ~
south 3to 4' east 1877 feet; thence 80 soItA 90
IL wcs, 45t feet; thenee( 90 south 41oiS east 100
feet; thence north lso ~ east l73 feet to the
place Of beginning. containing | $40 acres.
WARREN T. LOCKHART.
fyll.oOi Register.