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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03
Cffi3iene MnseiNeit.
q IN BANKRUPTCY.

eEss mirc bisrnlit betanHt strHad5t. eas an,
- -. IGnuar 1868 Elm 9garrnnt Of Bunfrrpfcn
1sI r.g SSeiigtg i'm Staat TenaeFee peIber AMI
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terof grfdten, 'inl ibre 6or6er9et ,u priiien unb
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Dep. 9. st. Raridau. mcfisnssr. JANIS En-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03
MitteI Oiitrift bon EenneiIee.

NF'ttel Diltritt bon Eeanelee.
lEn Mns, DC 90 anse / Der iintsr,ei9usts
q tsMf bertnst befnnnf, bGs &C sum Miiignee uor,
socnrfp TN Staate Esnneiiee, innerbaIb obenae
nai,lIten Dtitts ernannt ,poroeu IT, Deide d.f i6re
tia1aten Dtitritts banEerctt stIIFt foorSen n.
N. q. GbdHbDnrm, Mftsnee,
lars smtp Office sax GburG Strate.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03
Mittel Siftrift BON Senneliee.

Nfittel Siitritt bon SenneiIee.
Gfn Aae, Die re ansebf: Der i1ntersesbaese
:. nte@t Rternitt bsfpnt, has e. 5um Mfiianee BON
EenHefee tHnsrhoth obenaendnnten Gffritts ernannt
moresn tn Tsl9er n ietne eieeue 4etitrn ain biirdt
nsn Dilirt 0ourt esnanrtsn Siitritts bdnierot ers
0eseben 81 Glartsuius, Tenn., i. son. 1868.
idn6 3mu 9rrace 8. emrton. ai4snee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-03

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27
rHE PRESIDENT ACQUITTED.

A special dispatch was fscttsd here Yesterday
evening ton Washington, 40 nqsneing that The i'm
psaehnen. Cour, met aeeordipg to sdiou,nmeniye''
h, ae and took the so.e on the "a and 81 sess. 90
each Of which thrty-6ve Senators voted guilty snd
nineteen no, guilty" The ease ssens then % have
sesn. shan dousd, and the Court adiosrrea 6se de.
The two third. vote not hssins Sssa. ssnnsi. sAe
psssi1ea, stands acquitted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

A PROFOUND SPEECH.

At recent meeting in New Grenada,
South America. . gentlemen. sometime re-
sident in the United States. expressed the
hope that the adoption VI AmerisAR insli-
tptions woold place Colu mbis On q level
with rho great Rrprblic Of North Aaeriea.
He was h'@scif sua.,narily icveled BY the
following speech from y iully reconstruct
ed Colu,Dbian. We quote from the Pana-a
ma Star; $685. @ 81 s.
:" Mr.. President: In proposing fhat We
should aiupt North American Institutions
in order thst We may rank amongst the
most civilized nations Of the world. sur
friend 10 merely repeating vulgasism -
gainst Which ! DO mus, solemnly protest.
We are represented - an uucisil,zsd peo-
pie but. sic. IL to do what the Anericsnss
have doae is to be civilized, then. We are
civilized IL TO have dsne IL before them 10
to be ahead Of them. then we are Of the head
uf civilization. r"~ 'st i
. For What da the Americsns buAst Off
rhey hs,e boz recently sbSlished slavery J..
We have abolished slavery long ago. rhry
have just proclai@ed the equality af rse.s..
and are trying To hold Mp the negrs: ~e
have prnslsis,sd that eqoaiity aud seld ps
the negru long ago. They opiy finished
their .hra e,sii var, renhe,ed aos.y
scarce. and made paper drll.r not wor,h
. dollar. We have hal duzrns Of civil
war;; have rn,irred aosey scarce. ans
assLr q Paper doIlsr ns, worth dollar long
aye. Tuey are beg,sniug TO tear Their
constitution. impeaeh their President. set
up dictator.; We have dane sll that long
ago. They are at last going To The devil -
last a. thSy can We have gone to The devil.
0ny ago." -.~M -.s.A....... --.....
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

Tho sessn;sssyes. f.aess. % 'hsf sts sspsd. s'
:, ,,,ss numbers 10 Dye sssis ht. bransT. Of The
sslssury watchaan, reesIlects their sPPea rance IN
1884, again 10 1851. as now iu 1888; showing ses
REGULARITY Of their periods 40 sgreeog wis traditions
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

He win Dc Mr.. s,antsn the jpsocs 10
- tia, his ssner II designations - bei'sssd
" ia the hxnds Of oae Of ha friends.
shs il issrsxied u preeet u 80 soon -
,a.tesShsIi - Ansi sstion VI seas,itsI OF
SO Pfeldeatt sndsr tss iupescsosnt
.uafgss. Npk>sS LyssrsssC, sss&
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0nz agJ. III .M@e@. .as&. .aa..#.@. rs ss .s
.~~~~S~<~~~~~~~-~~>.~. m Ga il aa@M.a ....-
SENATOR WAps.-The New York Pos.
(rep) referring ~ the vote on Impesch-
msni. says: =. s<.=.. za>z-7
:. rhe only disgr.eeful vate cast ON
Saturday ga that oil Mr. Wade. VIII. With
\ reckless abandonment Of drrrncy and
proyrietr. voted Tor conviction. and for,hIs
avn Elevation 10 the Presidency. when II
was believed by himself aud the other sup
porirrs If impeachment that conviction
would be obtained by only . single vote.
We .llaI! be surprised Il Mr.. Wade's course
IN this matter DOES pot drive him out at
pubic Ilir (: il hss certainly lost him the
rrspeci aud confidence 81 all impartial
Minds"
wHAr laPEscHrgSr H.s Cnsr.-The esst
of the impeachment trial nl the Presidents
estimated ut four hundred Thousand doIiass.-
The probability Is IL wilt exceed i've hun
dr.d' thoussEd. The pay 81 GeL. Rous>ess.
summoned ir"m Oregon, netted s0ar niue
thousand dollars. Other witnesses cost
Eve Thousand dollars each. l, ia rrp"r,ed
that the bill Tor printing the tickets "l nj.
mission amounts IL six thousand duliars.
Thus much are the people taxed, IN this
single case, {" crafty the malice OF HAD.
Stevens T. Co. Ihany Argus
A SHRgwD Jupas A rich man made his
Will. leaving all he had To . company OF his
feIiow-citiz"ns to dispose of. but rsserr.
ing 10 his right heir such q PORTION -
pleasss them" The heir having sued THE
company tor his share oi the property. the"
jadge inquired whe,hrr they wished to car
~ out the will OF the wst.tnr. and IL 80.
ahat provision they propused making Tor
the HERR "IIe shall hase.a tenth part. saul
they, "and We will retain i"r ourselves the
other nine 3" "rskr. then" sad the judge.
" the tpn,h pvrt TO yourselves. and leave
the rest t. the heir; fnr by the will he 10
to have what part pIease,h you"
DRusKESSsss ~ SCOTLAND Last year.
III" Church OF Scotland appointed com-
| mi.tee 10 inquire into The subject Of pabiic
houses, as related tn drunkenness. Tsst
conniitee report that. as public h"us"s
have bren reduced in numbers, 80 has the
drunkenness declined. vics versa. In terty
Of the parishes making returns. there are M
public houses. and 10 these parishes the wp.
iese citation is universal. that drunkenness
10 sImos, completely unknown.
NEw SETTLERS N YIRelsiA.-We ls,rs
from the Fredericksburg papers that q por'
ton of the Waller larm in that vicinity has
beea sokl to Mr.. Robert Huddlrson, 81
Pennsy lyanis :. that the fair grouds ownes
by the city o. Richmond hare been sold 10
SIR. Albert q. Carver. Of Plittsburg. New
] York. and that one hundred acres OF land
near Spsttsyvsnis Court House hsse been
purchesed by Mr.. Charles keIk, OF Eng.
land. ~ho is a harliculturi,t, ,and intends
!. establishing a nursery and seed and Hover
garden on IA large scale. Riehmoad BAis. r.
Texas farmers report a loss in the last
Eva u.ps,ils- ", $4,000. cattle BY tMsIicsas
and Indians. ssssa ! - 80 ~ &c I !
4 More than fssr hundred families ia lion.
don now lise in houses ,sreeisd By tlhs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

London. May 2I.--The sdsices IRON
Rio Jaosiro represent that the American
Minister. Mr.. Webb. urges Brazil and the
ether belligerent powers 10 aceeps the
mediation u The United States 10 their
quarrel swith Paraguay. and. it 10 said, he
has told the Emperor Of Brszu that unless
the war 10 anon ended. the Government OF
The United States will interfere 70 prevent
farther bloodshet. Mr.. Webb had sent
important dispatches. By the q niisd, States
steamer. Wasp, to Mr.. w ssliburns. The
United States Minister 70 Psngsa,. - !.
The wilmingson Joutnai ss,s tbs, mar.
bet gardening has been prosecuted With
snssual soersss.nen that eiJ. THE VIII.
ningtsn msskst shows nseh improvement
lin this respect =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

Negotiations, il 10 said. are 10 presross With "s~
10 secure the renewal II The rssipreci'y treaty Do
tween ,hs United States end C~nsAs sep %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

vessels Of all Dationalities.
-
TIaELy ENERGY WILL BRISG, EMGRaTios.
We had the pleasure oi a call from Rev.
Henry Hsrdis, Bible Agent Of the State.
last Friday and spent few moments in
pleasant conversation. Mr.. Harlie is ira.
yelling over the State. has applied himself
diligently TO acquiring iniormatioa Of its
many undeveloped resources aud great adj.
ysntages Tor manufacturing. agriculture,
soil. mineral. climate, &C.. which he has
frequently communicated to the public
through the press. over the signature oi
|" lt,nerant." He has likewise collected
materials aud information upoa all these
subjects, enough to compose !" Hand Book
Of the State" aud which, if published.
would serve as q guide to inform strangers.
in other States aud abroad. Of the many ad.
vantages and inducements North Carolina
presents to capitalists. eInigrants and set.
tiers. aud could not fail TO turn the at,sn.
ton Of many 10 the old North State. We
commend Mr.. Hardie. ..as we'll as Mr.. Zim-
mer. whose admirable plan We noticed re.
Gently, 20 the encouragement Uf the Lesis.
lature, when il shall assemble satisfied as
We are. that they are the right men. aud on
the right track. 10 induce immigration into
the State.
We copy the foregoing from the States
vilIe American. We unite with that paper
in lis expression Of qualification hat Mr..
Iiard!e eontemplaies such o publication a.
the "ne Indicated. II will supply q sreat
desideratum aud cannot la,l To- proye mos,
valuable book. There is no man in the
State better qualified for its preparation
than Mr.. Hardie. HIS duties haye.Isd him
into almost every corner OF the State, and
he has carried witb bIm an observing turn
of mind. that has viewed our resources aud
every object Of interest 10 Il practical and
Unitarian light. Ills letters. over The sig.
Da,ure Of " iin.rant." nave eIrited uniyer.
sal eommendatI"n, aud they lOreshadov tie
charsctrr Ol the work which, we are glad to
see. we are ~ have from his prsphic pen.
Raiagh SeafitsL
August. May 25.-.A dispatch from Lake
City. Fla. says. that a few days ago neatly
two acres on lam, 10 Hamilton cosnty
suddeniy sunk TO the depth % City feel
from the surface. the sarroundiag land GIL.
Jog 9Th water. and ssbmergins The tops oI
1.-The tsilest trees. sA-<
Th. srosnd: 10 still sinking. and nos
leavsfs losr seres. ... 49,. 49,.
The s,ssns and creeks lose themselves IL
The .nrrounding esantry. and Jorge an psl'
let 10 this usy. r. 4-et5- =.
4 These sinka oeesr occasionally, bot thil
10 The largest snd deepest Lnswn.
II lsG--A lev sisvss sddsd to ink vii
prevesi iisssseuiss nosIdy. and Impair
loo sgfessble. psrfans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

- We are indebted to COR friend and se'sseser
H. N. Brown, for plate of se'y 6ns ssraSest's's'
They we're large ssd luscious the bes. in appearance
and favor We have ever sean. FheJ are o. zoe VIZ
son Albany VARSITY. and Mr.. nsosa dese''s'' zoe
sharks Of Tho community 70, inmsdaeins then a.
mong ne.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

E3a,aua. May ii.--Salnave has reached
: s.-..au-ptinee arrested many ci'izens,
u " saat some. Six American merchants
- b. robbed and many Americans shot Of
III - town windews by troops. s,lnase
qerpaces all foreign Consuls. Mr.. HoIiIs.
.pr : ends here Cor . war vessel. and sentsto
!. t,sca foe British vessel. The anxiety
~ u ense.
I.ArKRs-The British ganboa' Phoebe isil
yaaaica for Port. au- Prince to assist the
american Minister.
raS LATEST. shoie country.
Port az Prince) except GonsiSss. IacueI
I'D the 0spe. sr.rin sems sy,inst SsIaa'e.
4; JaesneI the n.rehsnis .ere sisss"g iaei'
s.sfes ..a..za .-. e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27
FROM JAPAN.

!. San Francisco, May Is. l868.--rhs
steamer New York Left Hong Kong Apsit
10, and Yokohama April 20.
Kenzabors. the officer in sommand Of
Prince, Bszon's troops. who ordered the fr-
ing on the foreigners 1T Hugo. Iapas. ~ss
executed BY order of the Mikad". in the
presence of one foreigner from each
kuropeanllegation. tuge,her with 40 esaal
nambex Of Japanese of6cials The scene
was solemn and impressive. The con-
demned. being OF high rank. was permitted
TO commit hari kari. Before his death no
nc kno ~ledged the offeace. admitted that his
rial was lar. aud his sentence Just. and he
advised the Japanese TO hereafter treat
foreigners with consideration.
The foreign representatives requested
the Gosesnment not TO con6scate his estate
sccurdiug 10 the japanese Lave but permit
Il 10 descend 20 his family. The request
vas granted. Merit day the Ministers re-
csived 4 ers d apology fioaa the M'kado
Go, eraItnt. .~.....
tn March 5,hr the Ministers. eth each
al tAeis vessels. went Gu Usaka. Intending
10 reoecspy their mraief legations. They
found the British legations destroyed by
fire, and the French legations were turn To
pieces. The American aad other legations
we're untouched. On March 9th the French
sailors, survey fag of Osaka, we're attacked
by Prince Yssa's MN. Eleven French
taen were killed and five wounded. aid The
bodies sere buried at Hioga. rso days
subsequently, all the Minislrr. embarked
On beard Of ihrir respective ,es-tIs. The
French Mihisters dsnaa,'ed the etecutsn
Vi The mrn CONCERNED 10 che muIder. with
M apology from To.a aud the Mikado's TO.
sernment.; also money indemnity Of $780,.
600 which demands were complied Sfth.
The Miksdu has notified the Ministers
that he will faithfully fulfil all existing
treaties and engagements contracted BY the
Tycoon's Government.
All the iure,gn ministers we're at Ysrko-
hama April %. and large number of war
vessels Of all nationalilirs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

SUPREME CouRr.-rhe Summer. Tern Gill
. rssmenee On Monday the 9Th day OF une
sSxt. -,
FIRST week.-M"nday and Tuesday will
| y devoted to applicants for Iirensr. Csus'
/. rom the FIRST Circuit will be called.
-.coud Week.-Fitth. and Second Cir.
r.ts.
raird Week.-Poutth and Sixth Circuit.
Foarth Neek.-Sesenth and Eighth
ifcgit.
9th Week.-Third Cirenit.
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necessities REQUIRE q, aud ouf auxanred w.
ishss rs Of the Prapris,r Of se,lns UP our au""s'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

The Republican Convention for nominating eah-
sia,ss for Presaeat and Vice President of the Unit
ej States, assembled N Chieago last week Gen. U.
r. Grant was nominated for President BY secarHaon.
The Hon. Schuyler CsII, at present Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives. the ffb bslo'ing. was
nominated for Vice President. On the 6ist bsoiins
,he yo.e was for Mr. Wade l49; Mr. Fsnton isa:
iMr. Wilson he; Mr.. Colfax IFS; Mr.. Curtin 50 ;
Nj. Cresswell u; Mr.. Kelley 6. On the 9Th ballot
.sae vote stood CoIifar, s2a Wade, 81; Wilson. IL;
rFsn,on, rs. Necessary choice, Sa6. Before the
rss,e was announced all the States creep: New York
and Chic declared unanimously in favor Of Collar.
ON the evening Of The 2sd Inst. Gen. Grant was
sse, ladsl az bis residence in Washington, ADD in res
.oase TO 40 address of Representative Boutwell, in be
h.if Of The citizens prescott. made the fsiosiDsIspy
"tSeutIensn, being entirely unseessioned to pub
Ee speaking, and without any desire 10 cultivate that
towsr, sh,sr it is irnpossibs for me to find sp-
r,rsyiae language to thank you isr this demons,rs-
a;os. All that can say 49, thai 10 whatever position
nav bs called by your WILL shall sads.'sr 10 dis.
.a..se isdu.es with fidelity and honesty Of my par.
poss. Of ny reoti.uds in the Performance Of public
tu.,ss you will have to iadge for yourselves By ny
ssaoss befs,e ysu.
Three cheers we're then given 5r Grant. after Which
k.rse numbers ss;ered The bsuse aRd congratulated
eIs GenerSL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-05-27

All those indebted - this ONE
for Subscriptions. sdser.issmsn y
or Job vsrk are earnestly fequese'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-17
Application for Patent.
Notice No. LIB.
U. s. REGIsTER's OFFICE.


CARSON City. Nevada, October 8. 1868.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
~ Bacon Mill and Mining Company. by A. E.
Head, President. hayo this day filed In this office
o diagram. together with a notice Of application
for patent from the United States, under Act OF
Congress approved July 90, 1866, for Is feet OF a
certain vein or lode Of quartz or other rock In
place. bearing gold. silver, copper and other
metals, commonly called and known rs the Com
stock Lode. and Bacon Mill and Mining Com
pany, In Gold Hill Mining District. Storey
County, Nevada. Said claim IL bounded on the
north by the Imperial Company. and on the
south by the Empire Company, and IL more par.
t~icularly described az follows, viz: Commencing
at Post No. 2. which Is situated south 20 56'
east distant iG9A feet from the southeast corner
OF tho Imperial and Empire shaft rnnnin.
thence south 80 If west - feet TO Post No. 8;
thence north 13o 28' west 105I.5 feet: thence
north $40 81 west e7.s3 feet: thence north 500
~ west Ills feet thence north $40 49, west
5al.i feet TO Post No. 81; thence north 30 H.
cast Il feet to Post No. 81 thence south $40 ny
east 5al.T feet; thence south 500 ~ east il.f5
feet thence south SO 81 east 27.S feet; thence
south T3o aG' east 1057.5 feet to tho place OF be.
ginning; containing LES acres, moro or less.
Bearings expressed nom tho true meridian.
magnetic variation 100 IL cast. Said claim Is
more fully described In the notice and diagram
posted In this office and on tho claim.
WARREN 7. LOCKHART, Register.
nrG COL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-17

dinnnce No. 81, entitled San Or
dinRnee TO Prevent md Pnnish
Disordcrly Conduct,n pnssrd AM-
yust 10Th. A. d. 1867 pnsscd No
vcnbrr Eth. 4. ID. 1865.
lie BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
] Town Of Gold Hill do Ordain as follow:
SECTION l. If any person shall ride or drive
through any street or highway within The limits
Of the Town Of Gold Hill, NJ a rate OF speed 10
exceed six miles an hour, or In such 4 manner
a. To cndangcr the public safety, such person
shall be deemed guilty Of disorderly conduct:
and Oh conviction thereof before any Justice OF
tho Peace In said Town OF Gold Hill. shall be
fined In It sum not exceeding one hundred dol
lars. and not less than ten dollars, and II such
fine he not paid, shall 10 imprisoned In the town
Jail at the rate Of one day for every two dollars
Of said fnc.
SEC. 2. II any horse, wagon, or vehicle Of my
kind be allowed to stand upon or occupy any side.
walk or sewer within the limits OF the Town Of
wagon or other vehicle. shall be deemed guilty
Of dlsorderly conduct. and upon conviction
thereof before any Justice OF the Peace,
rs aforesaid, shall DO fined In any sum
not exceeding one hundred dollars, aud not less
than ten dollars, and II not paid be imprisoned
as in Section l..
SEC. 8. II any person shall keep q noisy or
disordcrly house within the limits Of the Town
OF Gold Hill, whereby the peace and quiet Of any
neighborhood shall be disturbed, such person
shall be deemed guilty Of dIsordcrly conduct,
and shall, on conviction before any Justice Of
the Peace as aforesaid. be fined In any sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars, and not less than
ten dollars, and II not paid be imprisoned as In
Section /.
SEC. {. All Ordinances, Resolutions or BY.
Laws. or parts thereof, In conflict with or repug.
nant to tho provisions Of this Ordinance, are
hereby repealed.
This Ordinance to take effect nom and after
It's passage. W.. D. c. GIBSON,
President OF the Board.
II. G. MANNING, Clerk.
Gold Hil November 10Th 1895. noi3tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-17
Application Tor Patent.
Notice No. Ia.
L. s. REGIsTER's OFFICE,

u - hhbAF -
CARSON CRY. Nevada, October 9. 1855.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N Bacon Mil and Mining Company. BY 4. Z.
Head, President. havo this day 6lod In this office
a diagram, together with notice Of application
for a patent from tho United States. undor Act
OF Congress approved July &c, 1886. for ~ feet OF
a certain vein or lode OF quartz. or other rock i'll
place. bearing gold. silver, copper and other
metals. commonly called and known as the Com.
stock Lode and Bacon Mill and Mining. Com
many, eitualod in Gold Hill Mining District;
Storey County. Nevada. Said claim Is bounded
on the north By the Bowers Company, and on the
south By the j. D. Winters s. Co. Company, and
Is more particularly described as follows, TO wit
Commencing at Post No. 2, which Is situated
south $40 east distant SAY feet from the south
cast corner OF tho Imperial and Empire shaft;
running thence % south 80 ~ west 20 feet TO
Post No. 10; thence e. north 73o e6' west 1850
feet: thence 90 north $40 81 west H.SS feet;
thence az north So G' west Il. 20 feet; thence "
north $40 49, west jal.I feet TO Post No. ~;
thence () north 50 n east 70 feet to Post NO.
IS; thence % south $40 40 east Sal.I leetd;
thence (S) south so &c east II. Is feet thence w
south $40 81 east 21.SS feet; thence 90, s9utn
T3o co. cast 1875 feet to the place OF beginning,
containing Oh acres, moro or lefs. bearlnss
expressed from the true meridian, magnetic W
Ration lGo ii,east. Said claim u moro iily 10
scribed in tho notice and diagram posted IN tni'
office and on the claim.
WARREN T. LocKHART', Register.
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