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Erslkiae College.
,rof The NehS:

To the Editor Of The Meas:
In these days, when everything is in so un-
settled q condition, it may be that soEe OF
your readers will be inquiring for college In
the up-country, where they can safely, and on
reasonable terms, educate their sons. 10
such the following extract from letter written
in July last BY Judge Wardlaw, OF Abbovile,
in relation to Erskine College, may be Of inter-
est For the sake of such persons we hope you
will give it an insertion in your widely circul4-
ted and excellent paper. The Judge says;
I have made particular inquiries about En-
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INCARCERATION AND RoBBERY.-Catharine
Kenny, white woman, was brought before
the Mayor yesterday for robbing Jas. Husgins,
a colored man, of silver watch, and sentenced
to thirty days confinement in the House of Cor
rection. 1t appeared that the woman had
been living for some time with Huggns, and
had accompanied him to Beaufort. On their
return to the city he left her, and she took the
watch in question. She is nov confined in the
detective cells, and will be transferred to the
jail to answer the charge of larceny.
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SOUTHERN FLOUR FOB FOREIGN MARKET.
Our readers will see by our export head to-day
that the sohr. Sophia has been cleared by Mr.
w. P. Hall (who is extensively engaged in the
Spanish and West India trade) for port in
Cuba, with o cargo. consisting mostly OF -four,
produced from wheat grown in Tennessee,
Georgia and the Caroinas. 1t is generally
known that the wheat grown in this section
makes q better -four for Southern markets
than any other; and we are pleased to see that
our merchants are disposed to make an effort
to place it in foreign ports, where it's excellent
qualities win make it bring the highest price.
Part OF this cargo was manufactured by our
city mills, and this shipment is the first OF the
kind made from this port since the war.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS September 21.-Char1estor'
Hotes.-Jno. 8. Farley, city; D. h. Brailsford,
Clarendon; A. B. Henagen, Marion; J. D. Ma
theson, Florida; W. NJ. Buston, D. McLauren,
Clio, 8. G.; 3. N. Lazarus, Maryland; ]. q.
Barnes, Bennettsyille; Geo. s. Wilson. jack
.sonville, Fla; q. p. Adams, Marion.
PauatoD Hotel-H. B. Haileman, Graham's
Gross Roads; Jos. A. Kenyon, Georges Sta
tion; Geo. Baxter, J. F. Brabham, Buford's
Bridge; q. s. Utsey, Georges Station; W. A.
.Macduf, New York; s. F. Cole, Summerville;
G. NJ. Bird, Cordesvile; Ed. F. O'Brien, Mount
Pleasant; E. P. Lucas. Clarendon; 81. II. u
mer. BuforL's Bridge; A. G. schafsr, colleton.
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Mapor's proclamation.
ID KOCL A NJ ATlO

BIZ GEORGE ". CLARK, Mayor of Charleston.
CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE.
CHARLESTON, s. c., August lS, 1863
Believing it the sincere desire Of every individual
in this community to assist preserving the public
peace, and maintaining the dignity of the laws; feel
ing in the political excitement porvading oil clas
ses people, that through einge act OF violence,
either hy accident or. otherwise. we may be over
whelmed in deplorab breach Of law and order
/, GEORGE W. CLARK, Mayor Of the city afore-
said do coll upon al good citizens to abstain as far
as possible from all public demonstrations of q
noisy or riotous nature. Let each one regard him
sels as answeraole to the public for the good con-
duct Of all Let no one, In the exercise of liberty,
do that against the law which will by law deprive
him of his liberty. The public peace must and
hall be preserved.
Given under my hand, and the seal of the city
H. 81 the date and year above mentioned.
GEORGE W. CLARK, Mayor.
Aupusl 90
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Hoi FOB THE SoHUTzENPLATz.-Our German
friends ind sportsmen gen ,rally must not
forget the Sshutzenfest which is to come off
tomorrow "wednesday at the sohutzenplatz
Three prizes viii be awarded to the best shots
-at distance OF two hundred yards. The
shooting will commence at 10 A. NJ. and last
until 8, when Terpsichore will claim the grave
and the gay until O'CLOCK, at which tune
&gute nacht" will be said. train OF cars Will
, leave the Ann-street depot, South Carolina
Railroad, at O'Clock, and omnibuses will leave
the corner OF Meeting and Line streets every
hour from 10 to 8 o'clock. The train Of cars
returning, will leave the Schutzenpiaiz at
O'Clock. The entI ance to the grounds will be
free 70 all: entr ance to the dance hall fifty
cents. There will be jolly time, Of course.
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POLICE ITEss.-Cbarles Basco, colored
man, was arrested yesterday'sor attempting to
steal from the drawer of DR.. T. Hertz, No. IS
King-street. He was locked up to await
hearing.
Poor Boy Happy, noted individual who has
several times figured at the Mayors Court, was
arrested for selling fish without license, OBJ
structing the sidewalk, and using Billing gsgate.
He will also receive his deserts this morning.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
4 Ucq1ON SALES THIS DAY.

Al
M,1ps DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, in his
store, rec corner Of King and Liberty Streets
dry goods, clothing, DC. -, ,o, o. IN
joaN g. MILNoR & Co. "ln sen, A' ,eS eS
o'clocS, at their auction salesIoom, No. dSS 1SS
Meeting-street, large stock OF seasonaoie ofS
cGoI 4. Essnow & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, be
fore their store, East Bay, hams, moiasses, &c:
r, NJ. CATER viii sell at three -quarters..past
9 o'clock, on Brown's wharf, butter. lard, DC.
JErFoRDs & Co: Will sell at O'Clock, IN Eons
of their stores, Vendue Range, nams' sugar.
&C q. W. srErEENs l. Co. will sell at half-past 9
O'Clock, before their store, Vendue Range,
hams, molasses, &c. q
r. g. "A. P, CALDWELL will sell at haf-past y
o'clock, beforsrtheir store, East Bay snouioess'
IAuRrY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'CLOCK,
before their store, East Bay, donkey anu iots
of groceries.
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sHnpsRs, oF NEW CorroS will be pleased to
Sarn. that Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cosswen
have tpirinted the proper blanks to prove the
staple to be OF this years growth, so that they
viii be saved the trouble which some have had
of writing out the forms. This active and en-
terprising firm are always prompt in meeting
the wants of the public, and in supplying all
articles in the stationery and printing busi-
ness, S.,.f
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THE FIRE OF MONDAY MoRN1Nd.-This ire
was discovered about two o'clock, when dense
smoke was seen coming from the grocery store
at the corner Of State and Queen streets, occu-
pied by Mr.. Garrett Byrnes. The engines
we're soon on the ground, and the fire was ex-
tinguished before it had made much headway,
though the stock was considerably injured by
the quantity Of water thrown. The fire origi-
mated in box Of matches, which were ignited,
it is supposed, by rats. Mr.. Byrnes was insur-
red for sa5OO in the Queen City Insurance Com
-papy. lllsss
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Tur pAyEmEsrs AaAN.-Snce the authori-
ties have repaired the Objectionable sidewalk
ON East Bay, it would be well for them 10 turn
the street brigade in another direction. The
vest side OF King-street, between Calhoun and
yanderhorst, is in very bad condition--the
sidewalk is broken and uneven, aud is, in fact,
but q stumbling block and misery.
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TIE CArERp1LLAR ON ErIsTo IsLAND.-The
subioined extract is takon from letter receiv-
ed by o gentlemen in thi, city from promi-
.:nent and successful planter Of many years. ex-
perience
Ep1sro ISLAND, 8. c., September 15:-The
destruction OF our crops by the caterpillar far
exceeds anything We have ever experienced or
imagined. He Qhe caterpillar) has become
one of the institutions Of our country; VIC may
look for his annual visits as regularly as Sara
toea looks for New York city. We will not
make as much as last year. One-tenth u-15sl)
of an average crop is all that we can possibly
make Your place was eaten out for breakfast
one morning. My island plantation, where the
worm solreely was when last saw the ctop,.
WAS swept out in two days; and instead OF
forty or fifty bags there, will scarcely get
seven.
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HAY.-A large portion of the arabic lands in
the vicinity Of the city have this season been
devoted to the culture of hay, and carts piled
high with their fragrant loads are daily coming
to market. The public weigher at the east
end of CaIhsun-street has been kept constant
!y employed during the past few days weigh
ing the loads that arrived. The hay raised
on our meadow lands is fully equal to the
far-famed Northern hay, and it is oniy sur
prising that its culture has not been more ex-
tensive, as large quantities are now received
by every arrival from Northern ports.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST crRoULATIoN.-rHE DAILY
NEWS BENG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
ouLArIoN IN THE CITY oF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TUE PosroFFIcE AT The END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pRoV1s'
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFICE LAW.
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WAsH1seros ARTILLERY SouETY.-The regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the Washington Artll-
1ery Friendly Society,will be held at half-past7
o'clock tonight, at the Merchants' Hotel, cor
mar of King and Society streets.
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financial.
3nsuraMf.


IMP RIAL FIRE INSURA RANC e
COMPANY OF LONDON.
ESTA ISHED 1903.
Cash Capital Paid Up and Invested over ss,o0o,o0o
Gold.
US, Branch Office, No. 40 Ptne-street.
LOCAL DIRECTORS N NEW YORK:
E. NJ. ARCHIBALD, Esq, q. B. NJ. Consul Chair
man.
RICHARD IRWIN, Esq, RICHARD IRWIN &.Co.
ED. s. JAFFRAY, Esq. E. s. JAFFRAY & Co.
J. BOORMAN JOHNSTON, Esq, j. BooRMAN JOHN
sToN Co.
A. A. LOW, ESQ.,, A. A. Low BROTHERS.
DAVID SALOMON. ESQ.,, No. IL West S6th-street
JAMES STUART, EAq., ]. 4 J. STUART.
EDGAR W. CROwELL, Resident Manager
Risks taken as low as in other frstclass Compa'
nies and Losses adjusted and paid here.
Policies issued payable in gold or currency, by
A. L. TOBIAS, No. 100 East Bay,
June 20 stuth3mo Agent for Charleston, s. c.
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GERMAN ScHooLs.-There are at present
three large Germal schools in this city, each
of which is well attended and under the charge
OF competent Instructors. Prof. j. a. Hoff-
man has q fiourishing school Of high character
in Meeting-street, the second door north OF
Henrietta-street., Mr.: c., d. Bergmann's school
ia held in the lecture room Of the Wentworth
street Lutheran; Church, and Mr.. J. G. G. Kruse
has "a school in. Rafer's alley, near Market
street. In each of these establishments the
pupils are, thoroughly instructed in music as
wen as English and German. Calisthsnics is
also an important feature, and the physical
and mental development Of the youth receive
equal attention
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TIE C1acus CoANa.-By the announcement
in another column it viii be seen that Lowande's
splendid Circus, thoroughly reorganized and
newly equipped, is to open at Mt. Pleasant to-
morrow Wednesday, afternoon and evening,
and on the remaining days Of this week will
perform on the Citadel Green. The establish
-ment is now under the capable and experienced
management of our townsman, MIR. 81. Gates
and we are assured that its exhibitions will be
varied and well appointed in every respect.
Nothing more need be said. @ a.t
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THE AUTUMNAL EQUINOX The 21st of Sep
tember marks the time when thereign of Sum-
mer is supposed to be ended aud Autumn, all
in yellow clad, assumes it's sway. At this time
the grea. circle which the sun appears to des-
cribe in the heavens crosses the equator. The
days and nights are now nearly equal, but the
former will hereafter gradually shorten until
the 21st OF December, when the winter solstice
is reached. -
The Autumnal Equinox is aptly spoken Of by
the "Bard Of Avon" as
"The year growing ancient,
Not yet on Summers death, nor on the birth
Of trembling Winter"
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THE STATE VoTE.-The following official ia
BILE shows the number of registered voters in
the State at the time OF the last military regis
tration, the vote for and against the constitu-
ton in April last, and the number Of qualified
voters who then RETAINED from voting.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

f.. III.
Tfyou want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
Jfyou gart Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern oil
ruling, 90 to Hiram Harris Agent, No. SO Broad
street.
LUNCH at Torck's sOur House" to-day-mock
turtle soup, boiled mutton and caper aauce, and
shrimp salad
CENTRAL SHOE HoUsE.-Get your boots
shoes, trunks, &c., at No. rs Marketstreet, near
Meeting, sign of "Big Boot"-chsap for cash. !
GLAD T1pINes.-Steele has issued his fall
styles Of hats for gentlemen. This announcement
will prove cheering to his patrons, and his "Hat
Hal" mo Sls Kingstreet, Is certain to be thronged
in weeks to come with ebgar applicants for what can
not tail to prove the shat of the season." Nobby and
natte styles. ftu2
We REFER TO JOHN CoMMINs, No. 131 Meet
ing.street who has returned from the North with
three hundred cIses of good substantial boots and
Shoes for retailing, and also two hundred cases
from auction, which will be sold at reduced prices.
September 1 tufs
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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Tho Cotton Crop OF 1sS7-6s.

The New York Commercial and Shipping
List makes the following annual statement IN
reference to the crop of cotton in 1867-6S:
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Farrar us. Purcell & Cohrs.
On TUESDAY, the 2sEh instant, at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Customhouse,
ALL THAT LOT UF LAND, situate at the south
west corner Of Meetng.street and Horlbeck's alley,
measuring in front on Meeing-street 40 feet, the
same on the back line, and in depth on HorIbecks
alley ia feet, the same the south line; bounding
east on Meehug-street, north on Horibeck's alleys
south on land of the Apprentices Library Society,
and west on land OF -
Terms-One-balf cash, and balance In one year.
with interest psS aole semi annually secured by bond
Of the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises; said
purchaser % pay for pape 8, stamps, and taxes for
which the property is liable.
J. W. GRAY,
September 8 tu3 Master in Equity.
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CENTRAL SHOE HousE.-Get your boots
shoes, trunka, &C.. at No. T8 Marketsreet near
Meeting sign of "Big Boot"-cheap for cash.
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-- --..- 5,-.----
~ - 10 BIZ lined ~ '''A 'AS',.N '-'--,
S5H''L- This School Will 'per On the second
Monday January. the !. ia ir~t.. ard VIII CON
trtir in sssel t,r uItcvu c!-, rtive weeks as
"a u inter Tenn. IL l. ..tl HAT there will he
general ATTENDANCE az! tlls d " # these scholars
" h, Ilt-ri 2,ii, t, tie IuI.ic ;cAoo during the
WI.t.r Sy--.,u. Iy G5lrl-l n # the District
....I the fa..riu- ru',> a.I regulations will
-averr, the u;rr.rous OF The school unit. further
notice.
! Twenty DAYS shall c -fr.tn q ,horl north
and IN. f ,lsll h. r,..ui.tl /. alh On the
,c-,i,,.al i..1:.4,.
.. ,.-il.- he Winter Tenn the CafIv session
vii At 30 4. H. and Il - Il. .::5u P NJ.
-tl.. IIira9,. and %. u, FIR tl., Intermediate
AMI t,,au,l.ar: with Tie Es~al latrru,is,i.u of
ore l,r trn, > w. to : p. ": and such reeeeses
a. Ike i,rii!s5i.I nav determine.
=; nh. Fri ,#,.i SAIL h4yc IN control e the
school. ana a. h tes,I rr -laIl Ice required II
mort To- lam nj the end # eieh >cII,, month, such
,i,ir, il, r,g,!, Ter .,,trtu.,Lt As he may
rs9rfre.
.arrers # ttr School she'll raw due attcT,-
49,, -, ,,,,.ar want, a.lI v.I,-i,aii, f their
r- ~, ar, >I.ll T. h, ID resro1i-
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY,
~ District Attorneys Office. - Notice of suits
commercially the following named defendants,
and to all owners or claimants to the real estate
ana improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter de>crib, d. known
have been commenced in the Justices Court Car
son Township, by the State Of Nevada, plaintiff
against each of the defendants hereinafter named
and each ofthe following described tracts or lar-
GELS of land, with the Improvements thereon, and
Improvements when separately assessed situated
in Ormsby county, and all owners Of claimants 10
the same known or unknown, to recover the tax
and delinquency. assessed TO said defendants,
against said property. for the fiscal year com
neuCing on the first day Of January. lSt,, ana
ending on the 3Ist day OF december, ISL. and
that a summons has been duly issued in each case:
aud you further notified that unless lou appear
and answer the comlla fled il said cause On or
before the
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2O.h day Of April, A.D. 1s6s,

at Il o'clock N. to answer tie complaint
Of the al named plaintiff, who sues You to re-
cover two hundred and frty-scveR dollars rrinci-
nal and interest amounting To two hundred eight
and t:'-1eJ dollars upon two promissory notes
Ii,fie hy ypH, dated February 10th. 1854. pay
able June let. 1854, TO VIM !. ShinlnIin> or bear
e. with interest at three Per cent per month. the
other dated June l2:h, lsU5. executed hy You to
l.. 4. Beers t,r the q fifty two dollars WIKI
interest At two per cent per month, when judG-
lleat Will be taken against u for the said
ainuuI,t. together with custs and damages, if You
fail 70 appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said Doug
las county greeting: MAKE legal service and
due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 1i:h day Of March,
!. D. lstS.
". Il. MOODY.
lnh!S-4w Justice OF the Peace % said Precinct.
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TIL" west half of lots : and 10 in block Il, Of

Tho west half Of lots and 10 in block L. Of
Proctor Green's division If Carson City, and i'm
prorements tax and delinquency 80 20.
Lots and 10 block co, same division, tax ant.
delinquency CS.
lots and Ill OK 60, same division, tax and
delinquency 81.
Lots and tloek co, same division, tax and
delinquency 5 CS.
Lots ., ). 6, : and 10 llcck O., same division,
tax ard Delinquency 20.
North wet quarter # block 90. Philips diyi-
sion of Carson Cry. tax and delinGueEc, Sc.
North 59l feet If 1EeH Itt-east puarier Of bloCFr
20. same division. tax ard de il qu, ncy o. cts.
Lots and 10 in block Of tulry's division If
Carson City fax and delinquency "A
Lots l. >. :. +, :. {. :. 9, 10, II and u in
block oLr Il Of an Niukle 4 Iroc division ef
Car-uu City tax and delinquency On each lot
% cts
lots /, :, ,. ! ; and in block 3 Of said diyi-
siun tax and delinquency On each LIT - cts.
Lots 10 l. inclusive. the whole Of block e.
sa"e division, tax aud delinquency On each lot,
81 cts.
Lots to u inclusive. the whole Of ilock 16,
same division, tax and delinquency On each io',
- cts.
L,t> l to Il inclusive. The whole Of tlock %.
sane division, tax aid dcl.lqu,n,y On each lot,
81 cts.
SAM. c. DFNS0N.
District Attorney, 0rmSby county.
4 W. Nc TINCuL shown. mh3
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Application for Patent.
kEGISTER'S OEFICE.
NOTICE. Nc. AZ. |
CARSON CRY. NEVADA, October Ii, 1st

CARSON CITY. NEVADA, October Ii, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN PhlaieIphi. Silver Mining Company, by L.
o. Taylor Superintendent, have this day fled in
this office diagram, together with a Notice oi
Application for Patent from the untc States
upIer Act of Cong approved July %. lS66, tyr
twelve hunirei feet OF the Philadelphia l. de,
known the Philadelphia Silver Mining Com
piuy's Claim, in Esmerlldt Mining District,
Esneraldi county, Nevada. Said claim is de
scribei as follows, to wit: Commencing NJ & point
in Willow Gnlcli al mt quarter Of mile above
the Wide West mill, Jn tie south side of the
water course and about thirty feet south Of the
road, from which point the : ". conner Of the
hosting works bGilding bears y. go f, distant
PA feet, claiming surface claim loo feet
each side of the ledge, embracing the same %
fest each way from sad building. the bans.
40 by 200 feet. containing 100 acres; also
claiming beneath the surface each side # said
Loie twenty-five feet from the center of the Lode,
containing tS-l0l Of acre. The rnIin shaft l.
IN the center of the Lode line claimed, and said
claim exteudS 6p1 fees each way aloB- the line
thereof Sail claim Is more ptrticul My described
by the diagram ami notice posted in this office and
on the mining claim. The names Of the Al, Dining
claimants. if any, are not known.
WARREN 7. L0CKUAET,
ociS Register.
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Application, for Patent.
NOTICE NO. y



Carson CRY, NEv <pl, 't1ber IL l~5I-
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT IIIE
~ Pnilaipln'il Silver Mining Company. ~ +.
-. Taylor. Superintendent. have this Gay fled in
this Office diagram together with Notice Of
Application T Patent froa Il" JH!te'l S,..t-s
1lisT Act Of c 1C-C-S approved July -. 1888, ?
twelve kIsi lre,l t Of I'll Pl.;-l iylpt!it VI ,
I.oic, known - LIE Philadelphia silver Mia!ns
Comp tDv'' C,tiu in Esmccal al iiujHC District,
Eser,Ij luuty, Nevada said ol,si-. is describe
as follows, 10 wit: Cpmme'ciag NJ a post Ust TIE
south slope 81 List Chance IIil At 20J feet north
Of the r5lI l. alag u VIII w CGic:l. an! u,'n'It
uuo half mile al We the Wids West mil. S3i't
post is at the north corn Of ,lI- thilait l.
Silver Mining C1II139yS surt.tcs ground 'E tie
Philadelphia Lode. runaing theac. North - 81
West 30 feet. thence y 81 > : - feet, t-:r"ce
; So 81 Z. 20 feet, thence 5. 8, 80 v. T. tie
place Of beginning. containing lpt&crrs flil2i-
lug the above suffice ground e:Ii,C:li1- the / n
and also claiming along the line q: tie Lode be-
meath tn surface, embracing the same twenty
rVe fset On e. n sid. 4 the Lode from TIE center
~ the sane, Continuing 5000 Of an acre. said
claim is desi-uleI i'y monument, i.23l feet apart,
the Eastern b. }rin, from TIL Western heinz :.
40 SO East. There are no ku5 claimants ai
Joining sail claim Sai'jC!aim : ,ra Iar;i-u y
described by the diagram and notice ro,tc in this
Cice and oil tue Ct ,-l
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