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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
Good Advice.

Let our possessions be what they may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent
plate, or casiets OF "precious stones"-they
all sink inthe balance agaiust Heavens great
boon, HEALTH, and they cannot be enjoyed
without ii. And yet how little is it valued,
and how carelessly preserved. The laws Of
nature cannot be violated with impuiity.-
Night revelry, luxurious living, irregularity
OF meals, and . 'disordered appetite, will
gradually destroy the, power and activity of
the storfachs,~ How many ladies and gentle
men eat and drink disease at late suppers,
and mise in the morning with headache, loss
OF appetite. feeling languid and unrefreshed.
There can be no medical remedy that will
turn lead into food, or poisoned drinks into
nutriment, but medical seien can assist
nature, supply exhausted fluids, and to u
great extent correct the effects of disease.-
In all cases such as the above, we recon-
mend PLANTATION BITrERs. You will find
them just the thing--at the samo time q
most delicious tonic and appetizer.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
AGENTS WANTED

qo ~ ANyAss AND SELL nY SUBSCRIPTION the inRp's
pAYrp PICrrRe This great work n the eallt OF six
Nears close labor Of the Artists and by common con-
seht ia admitted 10 be te most unique, beautiful.
r,onmrehensiye intereRting aud Instructive work Of
Christian Art ever produced II AZ not sectarian,
mn uniyarsni The press, religious and Aecular,
uniformly commend Il in the hishestterna; and it
haa received the strongest endorsemcDt Hom the
n,oat, en,inebt diyines of various denominations,
among whom are Rev, Bishops simpson, Morris
Jaynes Delaney Baker, Scott olnrk, Thompson
and KinQsley Rev Me ssrs Becoher. storrs, stowe,
Chapin. stevens, Bellows Cfooks, Tying Carlton,
yinton, Wise, 0sgood, Porter, Hawke. Hibbard,
Hntion. Eells, Littleiohn. and many others.
n q new has no rival, will never get 'out o.
date exclusive territory assigned, and liberal
| comrnission allowed. Competent peents arc making
/ ss0 10 $50 per weel-ih many cases much more. II
Ia believed there 10 no work beiorse the public %
4 luniyersally popular and offering sosgood induce-
mcntH 10 ilrst-claSs agents, AZ This. Agonta say
l ,'svey ono adnres It. All cqsees bay IT. yet, az
M will be sold mainly TO church bgctu cometent
Christian men ae best adopted for and are prefer
red IA agents Dealers need not appln Key and
Monitor free with cach pckufe, ;'yutht includes
/ Book Of Private 5neiructiona, ~ u ~ u
! Here Ia offered coIlgenihl aud lucrative employ
mont for frstclans men who wish 20 70 g1od while
malrInrmUney men who ysdnld lecline an agqticy
u for ordinary woke. Ministers wha can spare TINS
tocnfeasap one or moro toNpehlr8, VIII md TINS 4
Eipeful approprate. congenhl and lucrative employ
mcns For iufpafteuiars addrosa Ne h Pp9nsieF .l.
\ lomes s. rruhipn sHees) p O. pSs Ssss, |. ssv e
York; npFAt ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

A WASHINGTON telegram saysitlhas trans
pired that General Grant opposes the pro-
motion of General Sherman TO the general
ship which he (Grant) will vacate
when he shall take the presi-
Dental position. If fthis be true, the pub
lie may be certain that its announcement is
the result Of guess, and not of any inior-
nation furnished 10y General Grant. That
individual is not in the habit Of making
such statements.
Moreover, we believe the assertion is un-
true. General Grantwill hardly dare ignore
Sherman. He owes too much to that ner-
vous strategist to be able, even if migrate
ful enough tobe willing, to thus outrageous
ly slight him. Ii anybody shall succeed
Grant, it connot be anybody but Sherman,
without there being inflicted upon him an
insult which the country will not fail tc
properly resent.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
WEEKLY WISCONSIN
Thq palliaheTg dithe wEaklr HI8clolssnlI

Thapullishers oftbe ykekrr aylcossni
beg to call patiis attention 10 their pros
peetus for the year 1869.
We hase made arrs6esheHss 10 add now
ottiaetions to our weekly paper ia -ho form
OF original Tal8s, Sketches. Poems &c.,
wriilep expressly for ogr Heeklyf edition
We sbalteontinue 70 give a full digest q
the gefierA news of the day; State Stems,
domestic reading for the. farm and hous9-
hold, together with The Lending political ia.
teligonce Of the times Special atteniiph
ispaia to the tlaflyet reports all of which
are PREPARED. With special reicfsios 10 ihe
interest of Che gensial feader +s Y
The WrFKtS wiscoSsm has now been
published under oss and the same editorial
management for nearly a quarter ola Gems
tnfy.s and VIC do-not assulne.too mbeii@ WHOM
we say ihatwe have kept pace with the
sririt Of the age, boIls IN the matter aud
niateriaLof our journal
For the year to eome We hayedetermined
to spend tie money usnalls dsYoled to
premiums, in paying for literary coniribu-
-tiohs, expressly for ourcolumns. And still
We propose to continue the same liberal
terms Of subscription as heretofore1
On the 9th day Of December next we
shall commence the publication Of an
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
The Wedding Day Arrives, but no Bride
eil groom Appears. raieBll

For severalc days the public have been,
busy manufacturing scandal on account of
the disappearance of Thos Waddal, an in
surance solicitor Of this city, who was soon
TO be married TO Miss Lizzie Lawrence.
We give the names OF the parties and the
particulars of the affair, hoping that the
facts viii set at rest the idle reports that
arc being circulated, to the injury Of both
parties. 1t seems that they were engaged
to be married, the day set for last Wednes-
day, and preparations made on all hands
for the important event The evening
came, and all was ready, except the bride
groom, but in his place came all her let
ters little presents, &C., and with then,
the startling news that she would neyersee
him again II was cruel blow, and came
with crushing force, changing all her bright
and happy anticipations to deepest despair.
Reason seemed to forsake its throne for 9
| time, as the unfortunate one wildly asked
to see him, it but for moment Kinc
friends cared for, and finally quieted hei
excited feelings, but could not remove thu
fearful weight of grief; and now sha wait
his coming -zDduenport (lolra) Democrat
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

THE PREsIDENT's SALARY.-The New
York Times declares that the present sal
ary sis altogether TO small TO support the
President i'll proper style, and to enable
him to meet his necessary expenditures as
Chief Executive of the nation. 1t ought to
be, at the very lowest, 100000" The sug-
gestion springs from mistaken theory of
the Presidents position The country
does not desire him to maintain palaces
and corteges, andprovide brilliant festivals,
after the European monarchs. The nation
furnishes him with a residence and only
looks for q modest and decoTous hospitali-
ty on Lis part. We cannot aud ought not
70 attempt TO rival the glare and brilliance
Of despotism.
The present salary has enabled every
President to live comfortably, and nearly
every one of the more recent has been able
to save something OF it. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Pierce and Mr.. Buchanan botf
laid up o handsome portion Of their salary.
Mr.. Lincoln saved several thousand dollar
a year out of his salary; and Mr. johnson
viii leave the Office richer in money than ht
entered it.
The increase of this salary could not bt
made without establishing general policy
Of enlarged expenditure. CommeAce ex
trayaganoe here, and it will run thpougha al
the departments. Unless economy can b.
enforced here, it will be useless to attemp
it anywhere. The proposition TO raise th'
Presidents salary to 100000 o yea
amounts to little less than TO give loos
reins to prodigality, and let your finance
10 to ruin. 1t isjust here that we must pu
| on brakes. = Utica Herald. oer r.tH't-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
How Presidents are Elected.

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lno Htoo@p o'I5""aS, " a'I'oo 10
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peeip cnpsell' niS 10y 10 '"'l't n " "o, %
MS W., conS'else eil "eeouiiS VI sIe
Inc Sonstlsution Piosluea 'nSS sne edGo
.ols, oil1een IA e,, suen nlanhoh 90 III Iii
azure ~ Iagn n'SSe may tto'oliGo, S,'i
iuS1V i,1't ~ 60 eiiGi w. p-os;So,,f
pali1s "a ioi LesluenV unu ~ oai
AV.ne inee.ihss 1l, nnomn ,,;rod 10 $1,000" - oIo
ie8ea, tne eieoeo,o aLo ivIuieu w t,. - % a.
ll9.s ~ tnS PStsoa tly ee III III ~, l,;nb ,;ais
VI .oseo S.9' ~ -; ,.5 -.;e, an5
tney are teqhiIeu ~ aiBn Sn% 1919 s.S S s
~ ~ 0Gna 9ItoS a. stafos % tSa soat 90 ' Of
Aso - W Th"t g. ~ no,,;rod ~ 800,
az a. nv t,'.;e - 4i,o ,rpsao 80 d.
Sne eei.ll'91oo 5 o,, ~ nf n1 or1 onG
~ 49, "n - tIo1, - ha oonntod ond tha
.ne so'is ~ .1sn Al, ~ ~ W. ,,n,t nf olao
peasVn .o fnS 1So I" iS snoh nn,her
.oi"' No.en toi ~, - ouS., - a1o
oe ntlo,ity u Sn9 "no9 4i ~ ho 3ho " proa;
.Dte "pPg'.'seei, 80 ~ w. pso.;J,
ueht' anu so =, G' wy .loo 49, 100
. ~ ~ ass 80 u Coeso ~ sa,.tt, ~ ~,
Ynien I1Aeu uiiiiYin s,ne AZ. t
VI Vno l n'i'l S.eV sa
county, ~ a'sp PiU.iuse ~ thos;fr ~ "anL
1s sno tLeo i,ne,N1 c0rt;sad I;sts nf t5a
o.a'e " ~ esuse 'Ilee 80 v9'S Stnta 81 70 odo
05Om 5oI;aa ~ Ssiu ~, ~
Sse t,os, ~ a, r,at TvoJnas5o,, of IIlaoaroho,.
oe,Jio fsn a. o,oo,ior onj tbat so;d alac-
o heA0 NIL NIL eot S and ;1a te;r s votsS an ne
;S va s sat W. al i, nacan,ba ~ ancb
5Ian ,aloca t.s M to of tha stoto shall
soe gt 10 T Tlo NJ, Vorb AIhorv = tbe ,,lace
In';o.ad ,hso "a NT% T%o t oIac,nrS | SSow by bolot
ond uo9 @.T ros,,;ro tbrea ~ cart;saJ I;sts w S;cb
G LII ta 5i;nnod hv al tha alectors With a
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

The Memphis Avalanche declares that
othe efforts of detectives have developed,
beyond possibility ofa doubt that the as
sassination of General Hindman was
planned in Little Rock by leading Radicals,
and executed by their orders. The assas-
sin was awhite man. who was paid $500
for the transaction. He left Little Rock
stealthiy, approached Helena and was
taken charge Of there by Radicals in the
plot, who furnished all needed information
about General Hindman, the mostpractica-
BILE method OF committing the murder, &c,
As soon as the deed was committed the as
sassin returned to Little Rock, and thence
went TO Mexico, via Texas" 7f ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
cINcfNNAffa ARlrt,lr. I.

ciscnsArI, NOV 20--FIoUR-Dc Demand nrnef-
family S76OGS WHEiT7 7-Dcnand hrn; ales Of
No rcd at sl,s0 Conn Dsmand llm. .s,l18at57
@b3for new ear, O1Is--Demand sl1ady; sales
at sc. RsE-Deelined % $125&f27, coITos-
pemand steady: salcs iuiddling IL 22ea wnIaki--
Demand lrin; salesat gGay7e. PRoyigos5-IIo
pFinie S7256A 80 extra GDa us; Feceip,s d 600
Head. Tho rates for draasea- hogs are a9ag25-
G1een Mciis hral; aalea Il ~ and 1O46f fJ55 for
Shoulders sidss l1N@l2 HENS. Lard in moderate
demand at l4'i prime steam las kettle. Balk
Meats about half cured indouiaf,i at 9gc; should.
ers Is &c and llc clear rib
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

WHAT THE ELECTION DID. Assoonas, the
election was over, says the New York
Tribune, 1--WE predicted that tho reign of
blood and terror in the South would be
checked. The truth of our prediction is
already beginning to be seen. In other
words, the election being over and there
no longer being any partisan object to be
obtained by lying, the Tribune and the
Radical agents ofthe Associated Press have
ceased to food the country with the ''raip'
of Southern outrages manufactured from
the whole cloth.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

""DE MoDENwELT," THE BEST FASHION
JoURHAL IN THE WOULD; 1 800 illustrations,
1870 patterns, 400 diagrams for Embroidery,
IL large colored engrayings, yearly Two
numbers monthly, 35 oents; yearly, So Can
be had Of newsdealers Sample copies, loitll-
oM lle ENGRAVING, sent free, Address s T.
TAYLOR, Importer Of Ladies' Fashions, 39l
Cnnal Htraef New York Oitv
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

THE President elect visited New York,
the other day. Hundreds of politicians
called at his hotel, but did not see him,
The reason was, that he was sdriving in Cen
trail Park, with Bonner Of The Ledger,
behindhis famous Dexter aud Lantern, !"
The circumstance is said to. excite jealousy
ofthe radical newspaper editors in New
York, who fear that Grant intends 10 make
the New York Ledger the Official organ OF
his administration.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

TIE HOWE BSEwEG MACHINES are celebrated
for doing the best work, using q much amall-
er needle for the same thread than any other
machine. The best machine in the world.
Send for circular and samples Of work.
Cochrape and Brown, 425 North Filth street
st, Louis; Mo-.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

"A meeting Of tho tohacconists and whole.
sale grocers Waa held hi ChicaeD.on TUESDAY
evening. 10 take some action with difference
t0tha nneqnaita axatipnunder tho act Of in,
~ 1863. The atlendAnea ig8s fqlsise largo.-
,Rcaolhli0ls were ad,plaf rllfracsdiilug lls.
lay under plAel they afa taxed As tiijnel !
opnfeseiYh and wholly unpreeei eitel Al
Executive COpmlitee was nppoIAied to take
such action aRthey may deem advisable. and
to correepotid wifi The trado throughout tle
country aud te request IL eir 20. o9cration.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

TIM Appearance OF MIR. Gnlnt and Mr.
Seward in New York, walking arni-in-arm
has produced a new alarm in bosoms that
glow with radical loyalty.
IL is also rumored that sincethe election,
Grant has been seen shaking hands with a
man who is suspected Of voting for Sey-
mour. The runner needs confirmation;
but the radicals are in fearful state ofper-
turbation lestit shalpbe confirmed.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
CmlcAao AlAEIkMq.

CAIoAeo November OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Demand gteadyaDd fair, receipts 5000 barrels.
shipments 35g0 barrels. wHEAT-Demand irregil-
lar and lower; No. = sb11gSi receipts 10 OOg bus
shipments 30 900 bnshela Cohf-Denand dgiliand
nominal; receipts 3l0OO bushels, shipments T. Z
900 bushels. 0Ars-Demand firm aud steady at
4G1lci receipts 2I,COO bushels, shipments 10000
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
AGENIS.
VICTOR


NNrANTED.- AGENTS, -ss7J 20 $500 per
w month. exerywhere. male and female. 70 intro,
dHce tho GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SENsING MACHINE. This Machine will
stitch. hem, fell, tuck quilt. cord, bind braid and en-
hroder In most superior manner. Price ouly 2lS
any machine that viii stronger, more beautiful
and more elastic than ours. II makes the "Elas
tic lick StJeh. Every second stitch be cut, and
still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing IT,
Hopay Agents from S75 70 $500 per mouth and ex,
penses OF commission from which twice that ainoupt
can be made. Address SRc0MB a. Co, pIrrspuneh,
PA, or BnsToH, MAes,
0AlITI0N,--no not be imposed upon hg other par
III painting on worthless east iron machines, uItler
the same name otherwise, Ours Is the only genuine
and really practical cheap machine manufactured.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

BUFFERS letter shows that he is getting
ready to bolt the administration Of General
Grant. If So We shall have Thin over in
the Democratic ranks We announce this
.painful impressionmost reluctantly. &
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

JoHN QUINCY ADAMS the Democratic can
didate for Goyernorin Massachusetts ran
ten thousand ahead Of his ticket at the re-
cent election.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
RENlOvATE.

Duringahe Spring months II is one Of the regular
household dnties to renovate, and, in the multi,
picity Of other duties ones own self is, in great
measure, overlooked; thousands Of valuable lives
might bo prolonged. and many doubtlssa saved
from premature graves BY thoroughly rencvating
the system with rr Roback's Blood Pills, Stomach
Bitters aud Blood Purifier, Sold by all druggists
eyeryWhere. noyl2 eow6w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

RATS IN oArs.-A southern paper says
that rats may be efiectuaily kept from oats
in the stack, or in, the barn, by sprinkling
wood ashes freely among the bundles. The
ashes get into the nose and eyes Of the rats,
producing a disagfoeable sensation, and
they leave the premises. The ashes at the
some time will be beneficial to the stock.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
superfiuous Hair Removed

RQM AZ parts q the body in ays minutes without
DER Ask or send for UPHAM's DEPILAgoRY Pow
DER, and tAkr no other Mailed 10 any nddrees for
Sl55 s. q. UPHAA, 1l6 South Reyonth street. Phil.
adelpha Sold by all drpggsts Circulars sent free,
VPY SENDING 10 CENTs AND STAMP,
Nn with ago. heRht color OF eyes aud hair, you vii
Fecelse BY return mail correct picture Of your future
hhsband or wife, with dame and date ofnarrARe. Ad
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
TEMPER .ANCE.

There is, perhaps, no one thing that has done so
much to promote the cause Of temperance as thst
gentle stimulating tonic, Robaclss stomach Bitters
they strengthen and invigerate without prOeaeips
the i'll effects of alcoholic stmulants. Sold by all
druggists everywhere.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

7zr WI ANFED- Gents 75 70 5000 per
Ia EE month, everywhere, iuala aud temae, 20 in
Nl nj trodiica tho GENUINE IMPRONED
IN MA 4ROOMAiON SENSE FAMILY SEW ING
Ia lNI MACHINE. This mschne will stitch, hem
tMtEl fell, tuck, quit, cord, bind, braid and EN-
EFl EA brOider ia ampst superior manner. Price
~ only SlS FULLY warranted for five years.
IA III We will pay $1,000 for any Inachice that will
M III saw stronger, more beautiful, Or more elias
Nj III III seam than ours. IL makes the "Elastie
H III Look Stitchr E'ery second gtiteh can be
u III feut, and atill the cloth cannot 10 pulled
ansrt without tearing IT, We pay agents from $50 to
ann NOR month and expenses, c0nmiaaion from
which Twice that amount can be made. Address
SFCoMB q CO., PtTTsDuR0H. PA, or BOSTON, MASS.
FGAIjTiON--DO not be imposed rDon by other par
tia nalmig of worthless casrou machines, under the
same name or otherwise Ours ~ the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine inanutactured.t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
The Story ofa Lost Life.

This story will fun througb4.
bers of the Weekly All new subscrn,S.
will be.furnished with back numbers, feni
the commencement OF thest6ry, on notify
hgu as. ..H
Our present subscribers can assist US
very much in securing new readers, and
we shall feel under many obligations 10
such as shall interest themselves IN behalf
OF the WmcoSsN
Postmasters and others who propose 70
get up Clubs win be furnished with detail
edinfopnation on application at this Office.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
NOBODY

Can afford to be without such valuable medicines
as Roback's Blood Pills. stomach Bitters and Blood
Purifier. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03

Troy, N. =, claims population o
5000.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-03
CENTURY PLANT.
&aS TO a1OO.

a GENTS WANTED. - -Merchants, Farm-
ers, Mechanics and everybody TO send for cir
onlfs and terms bofpfe taking an agency for Sewing
Machines, or buying for your own use We have
the simplest cheapest and best family machines in the
world and pay agents the largest commisson. Ma.
chimes making ANY STITCH PREFERHED. We will ship
you any machine in this market at regular price, and
pay freight 70 you All machines warranted three
years. Send for samples OF sewing and terms, w
OhARE ANDERSON, $40 81. Charles at, st. Louis
Mo enovi4 a24 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
for Patent.
Notioe.-No, 14S.
n. s, REmsrER,s OYYicl

U. S, R~EGIsrEB's OFYicE.
CARSON CRY, New. November Jun, lS6S;
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. TMAT
in American Mining Company, ny Williams
Bixler, attorneys. have this day iiled IN thi- o.
fee q diagram, together with q notice Oi appll-
cation fora Patent from the United states. under
Act OF Congress. approved July s|th. lS8, ior
o.aS feet OF a certain vein or lode OF quartz or
other rock In place. bearing gold, silver, copper,
and other metals, formerly known az the North
American Mining Compaly's claim, and now as
the American Mining Company's claim. situate
In Gold Hill Mining District. Storey County.
In tho works OF the 0vcrman Mining Company,
adjoining 1t on the north, and lying between the
southern and northern boundaries dellncated on
the diagram. and described as follows, to.wit {:
The southern line commence at tnke No. !,
marked NORTH American Company, south
line located In American Flat. at 4 point about
one-half mile northeast OF the Bay State mill,
and about seyenty.hye (IS) feet cast OF the Amer
lean Flat road. and runs y $40 + (passlngt through
q cedar bush In small rylnc) and $50 tpass:
Ing through a stake located on road, marked
North American Company. south line. The
northern line commences at stake No., marked
" North American Company. north line. located
at the Uncle Sam boarding house. laid point
bearing from stake No. / y $50 4 2,6S feet. this
distance being the amount claimed On the lode.
and runs = $40 F. passing through q slake NJ s1
ny, north linc.") and y $40 " passing through
q stake at 100 feet distant. marked North
American Company, north llne') Al q monl.
mcnt OF stone (marRcd ''Pt OF reference on plaD
located n 36o Z J6S feet from stake No. I. the
southwest corner OF Sec. o I. 10 y. X. 81 +,
bears s 40 ~ W 1898 feet distant. Mt. Lincoln
bears = 45o ~ (, and the smoke stack Of the
Bay State mill bears S 800 30 W. The extent OF
said vein or lode cannot be ascertalned by actnal
measurement. but said vein or lode is bounded
on each sIdo by the wall Of the zane. and the
amount OF ground contained tween the given
end lines and the unasccrtaincd walls Of said
vein or lode, Is estimated ut ID acres. Said
claim IN more particularly described IN the notice
and diagram posted In this office and on the
claim. WARREN L. LocklIART.
nolS.yAl Register.