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Application for Patent:
Notice No. So.
REorsrER's oYYicE.
CARSON CRY. NV.

CARSON CRY, NV.
February 20. 1863,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. D.
IN Fry has this day Aled In this office a dia.
gram. together wItha Notice Of Application for
Patent nom the United States. under Act ofCon.
gress approved July 26, 1866. for thirty SD 600
feet Of the Comstock Lode. In the Gold hill atu.
Ing District. Storey county. Nevada Said claim
10 bounded on tho North by the Alpha Gold Hin
Company. and on the South by the Imperial 81.
yer Mining Company. and ismors particularly do
scribed a. follows to wit: Commoreipg At post
"A" which 10 situated North. eighty. four degrees
and any. four minutes (6io SO East, distant 473
feet from the South eaat corner OF the Imperial
and Empire SHAFT, running thence South y L,
W 30 si9-l 900 feet 10 post B" thence y. 73o
%. W. 1867 500 feet. thence n. $40 81. M.T
S3ioo feet. thence n. 800 90. ". Il 7S.l0d feet.
thence N. $40 46'. W. Sol 7.l0o feet 10 pcst"C.'"
thence n. 50 ~, Z. 80 849.l0o feet TO post ID"
thence s. $40 46. Z. Sol 200 feet. thence $. 800
IS, E. Il 75.l0o feet, thence s. sio5r, % $500
feet, thence s. 73o &c. L. LOST $40 feet TO place
Of beginning. containing one aud hfteen.hun.
dredths acres, and 10 more fully shown by the
diagram and notice posted on the claim and IN
this Office. +,
mch2 .9od
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StOckhOIders' Notice
OFFICE CRowy PoISr
GoLp AND SILVER MINING COMPANY,
aAr PulwrfHr0 March III. H6s

/ BAN FRANCISCO, March 81, 1858. }
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
i adopted at . meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining COMPANY,
hsld this day, . special meetlng-of tho Stock
holders Of said Company is hereby oAlled-ths
same to be held 81 tho Office Of the Company.
Haywsrd's Building, southeast corner Of Call.
fornia and Liedesdorf streets, Ban Frnnelseo,
California, on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH
NDAY OF MAY. A. D.. 1858. at two CD o'clock
p, N, totake into confederation aud decide upon
tie proposition 10 increase the Capital Stock Of
said Company from to Two Million -Four Hun
drcd Thousand Dollars, divided into twenty. -four
Hundred Shares Of Ono Thousand Dollars each
the present Capital Stoek-to Three Million Dol.
lars, divided Into Twalvo Thousand Shares oil
Two Hundred and Finy Dollars each.
THoS SUNDERLAND.
THOS. BELL, Trustees.
WIN. b. JOHNSTON.
f sp3-td se
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Application for Patent.
Notioe.-No. 40.
d. 8. RraI,rra's eyy1ef,

o.s,os GILI. sSy SI MsTsh q; isss;
IN Frsnksl has this day nled In this once ada.
Pstent from he United States, under ActofCon.
Ersss, approved July 26, 1858, for 1900 feet Of
The Franisl Lode, known ~ the Franksl Gold
and Silver NlninE Company'sCl CLAIM, In The Amer.
lean Pat MiAing Oistriet, 8toeey county, nsvadN
more particularly described ns foll'ws. to VII;
Commencing at itake marked No: i, from which
sIhaft on he west slds Of tha American Flat
road bears north l6p east ~ ifssLi and running
thence north 900 west 100 feet TO cake No. 9;
thence north go EAST 100 feet 10 stake No. -
thence south 2oo east 900 feet 70 stake No. 4;
thence south Qe wsst l.2oofsst Y Zee o.
No Snoyn SiainantS On either end Of said dAn.
n. q 3 WARREN T. L0cKHAHT. y
nh2l.4n my, ~. uL---.- 1ognteI.
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CAUTION.

U,HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that the following Certificates Of Stock Of
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company were this
day sold at public auction, to the highest bidder
for assessments, In front Of h sCothpany'sOM
In Gold Hill storey county. Nevada, according
to public notice, In conformity with the bylaws
Of the Company. and law Of Nevada. and nre
hereby cautioned against purchasing. or nego.
tIating for SAID stock. ns the'ssmc will not be
transferred by the Secretary. :,
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DEL1sougsr 1sssss1Esq sALs.
s.,s iIIIo..,,,.S M I.aMisiSs

Oompany.- Location Of WORTH Cod HlII
lstorey county, State Of Notwithstanding
re delinquent upon the following described
stock on account Of -assessmsnt. levied on tne
thirteenth day Of March, 1868, the several
amounts set opposite tho names OF tho respec-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-28

AThAHrIo LsADGs.sss Lnst
In store Aa' ''' '''' 4. 0. x,RE i 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-28

poiLRD AND law LINsRKD
- oilB-6W gallons Of the above Oils for sale
low By a. o. KIRK 4 GO.
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CLERKS REPORT
For Quarter Ending March JIst,1s8S.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.

.lRie Notice No. %. aDit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-28

L.dI.ssuasrIagfr from any conplsintlncidsntal
. their IoI, can consult ths Doctor vitp shsa,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Appncntion for Patent.

. Notice. Noa 10. T'U ]
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D.i.da. Dayton, Aprlso (. 1888, apsO-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
crease of population adds to the Diff

crease of population adds to the Diff
Guilty of detecting and preventing
voting in whatever mode it
may be practiced. It is manifestly
amid the hurry and ex-
citement of an election, that the legal
right to vote, of every person who!
may offer his ballot, should be fully
and fairly investigated and decided
The experience of many of the older
States has proved that this can best be
dene at some period prior to the elec-
tion, so as to give to every legal voter,
in an election precinct, an oppOrtuni-
ty to challenge the claim of any per-
son whose right is deemed questions
BILE. Laws to accomplish this have
been in force, in several other States
for many years, and have been carried
out successfully, and with the general
approval of the people. Believing
that an act providing for the registra-
tion of all legal voters is the most eff
fectiye remedy yet devised for the
prevention of frauds on the sacred
rights of suffrage, and that registry
law can be so framed that it viii de-
prive no citizen, either native born OF
naturalized, of his just rights, ] re-
spectfully recomRend to your earnest
consideration the propriety Of enact
ing such law. -5.f
90. 3 r. B. HAYES. =
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off; though feur times that distance
away. Several of the party were anx-
ious to gets shot at this drove, but
being unable to persuade those who
had already had enough of chasing
bufaloes on foetto accompany them,
they were dissuaded when drily told
by Curry that if they wished to get
back they should haverstarted early in
the morning. To the south and east
the hunters were strewn, singly and
in twos and threes, endeavoring to
steal march on the animals, who
were divided into droves of from
three to dozen each, and who had
ceased fleeing when at q safe distance.
The sport was pursued with varying
t'suceess.5 In some cases two or three
fshots, suficed to bring. down q mon
sters of an animai. u But the buffalo
neyer gives up until he is. dead, and
Fmany, after having run the gauntlet
of "a dozen repeating rifles, galloped
miles over the plain, and fell ifeless
Aitoogf far distant for the slayer to secure
'fhis trophy. The, legs of some were
broken with bullets, and yet they ran
offatlgreat speed, sticking their mutt.
lated stump into the soil at every
step.adThe game was pursued with
the utmost recklessness and disregard
( of danger, and when the days adven'
lures were afterwaad considered, al
1 feltithankful that no accident chad coe'
4 Cured. AS the, afternoon advanced
4 the hunters began. to return to thG
rendezvous at the railroad, where they
awaited the return OF, the train. i
was nearly five o'clock when this ap
4 peared in sight. 1t had proceeded ou
J some eight or ten miles, where was
encountered another immense drove
gazing hard by 1.-THE track. A number
4 of animals were killed before thel
4 could remove out of the range. Ont
4 great bull who had been wounded
from the train, was pursued some dis
tance and finally brought down b,
Mr.. Day. In the baggage car wer'
1 deposited therquarters of no less thai
thirteen buffaloes. 1t was computed
!. that not less than forty had been slain
the most of them falling long dis
4 tance away. 95 1ti s.ls -.Ts -fsf.
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Rates of Advertising.
n WE KssEw.

II we knew, wIsea waking theaghkle lesssT7s1
Through TIE crowded, dusty way,
That some pearl Of Wondfous Wliteness y
Close beside our pathway lay, siE'iin
we Wotiid pause Where now We hasten, ozHk
We would oftener look around, >
Lest our careless feet should trahpie f''ifa
Some rare jewel in the ground .lls-
II NO knew what forms were faintipg J
d, For the shade which We should hing. fyea
1--WE knew what lips are parching ,I,is,.
4 For the water We should brings gs-aifznss
We would haste with eager feotsteps.e ,es,,
. We would work with willing hands,
Bearing cooling cups Of water, 5 :
Planting rows Of standing palms.
1--we knew where feet were weary nt
Climbing up the hiIIs Of pains.
Bythe world cast out IS evil
Poor. repentant Magdalenes-
we no more would dare to scorn them
with our Pharisaic pride, - -
Wrapping close our robes around US.
Passing TO the other side. - i-it- =
II we knew when friends around rs -5s
sIni Closely press 10 say 3 Geod-byn'E q i4.ii-.
Which among the lips that kiss us airr5
X Etrst beneath 6he Aewers shail lie, y
when like rain upon tlseir faces -----sss
Fen our bitter, binding tears, yE,;4,.s
Tender. words Of love eternal Es,s.s,.-i ~
We would whisper In their ears.
Holy Father In the Heavensi
. Kegrsr tesshe Reffeet day, 'si3<- 1b'
Through tha ahini1g path OF duty
Wilt Thou guide rs on our way; q,
,.t.S ,-ha-, thoaa rIav walls shaIl crumble,
when this mortal breath shall cease,
wit Thon crown rs in Thy Kingdom ,
With Thy own exceeding PeaceY =
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TNE whispers of lioentious people
are always entitled to suspicion. They
are to be found at every corner their
avocation is as disreputable as their
company is dangerous, What the law
prohibits may sometimes become more
general from the very prohibition
aud those who pander for the main
tenance Of sin, frequently fall into
crime. ee ah '.f5& .taE sisof
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
GOVERNOR HAYES MESSAGE.
Citizens Of the General As.enl-

Fel'osO-C Citizens Of the General ass e1n-
6ly: = =
Upon your assembling to enter
again upon the duty of legislating for
the welfare of the people of Ohio, the
Governor is required by the Constitu-
ton to communicate to You the condi-
ton of the State, and to recommend
such measures as he may deem expe-
dient. The reports Of the executive
officers of the State, and the heads of
the State institutions, are required by
law to be made to the Governor on
or before the Doth of November Of
each year. Since that date, sufficient
time has not elapsed for the publica-i
ton of the reports, and shall there
fore not be able at the opening of your
present session to lay before you a
detailed exposition of the affairs 3of
the various departments of the State
Government. 1t win be my purpose
in this communication to invite your
attention to a few brief suggestions,
in relation to some measures which
are deemed important, and which may
be considered and acted upon, if you
think advisable, in advance of the pub
lication of the official reports.
Finances. iEasl'.
The financial affairs of the State are
| in satisfactory condition. The bal
ance in the Treasury on the 18th of
November, 1864, was $677, $50 79; the
receipts during the last fiscal year
were $4,347, ,4s4 80; making the total
amount of funds in the Treasury dus
ring the year, $5,025,475 81. 2,i osi
The disbursements during the year
have been 81, ,455, ,354 So; which sum
| has been paid out of the Treasury
from the several funds as follows, viz
| General Revenue Fund ..... S1,51sa10 s.
Can4i 4 una l4S5S' o.
National Road Fund. ............... 1s,s2s 50
| Common School Fund /, ,4a6 s6s Sc
| Bank Redemption Fund ....... 16 %
] Soldiers Claims Fund. ..,..-........ 3,1eI 6s
| Soldiers Allotment Fund. 432 OQ
Balance in Treasury Nov. 15 1858. -, 57O12O 81
| Total. s., ,025 475 81
| -4-a-.s sr,.-.f. PUBLIC DEBT.
The amount of Public Funded Debt t
Nov Is 1851, was i =. - $11, ,0sl, ,9a a
During the year the redemptions
| OF the Loan of 1860 $14,65O 81
OF F. Foreign 1ssgg Union Loan 70, ,ss m
Of Domestic St nsss Loan of 1855 1ss 1s ass 1s
| - 1874 1:
Debt outstanding Nov, 10, 1852 $40, $50, ,6l5 4:
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negro, who had died of dropsy. 1
thought it not very 4eiegaht subject
10 for connverssatioh, but Nhiy medical
intend capped the climax by taking
from her Valise the head 6fh an infant,
and requesting my mothers perrnis-
sion to boil It on our cook stove! boz
? Reader, one month from that day l
entered my uncle's Office in Paris, and
when he inquired where my wife was.
I answered that Ibid not have any, but
frankly told him that the maidenI had
destined 2 for that honor preferred 'to
idevote her time to boiling dead babies
heads and cutting upd deceased
4 friega1nsI e.dFiIaF as II hstsiuZatt
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When 1 was schoelboy, 1 had . se-
we're fall. More than twenty years
have, passeds since then, but the injul-
ries have by no means passed. They
were internal, and bid fair to be etsr-7
nal. How Wen remember that beau
tiful evening I'm early summer when it
happened. The glorious sun had
tinged the western, sky with gor-'
geous tint, bathing the landscape with
anr6seatce hue. We had just moved
into the pleasant village Of Caraway,
and wondering whether our neighbors
were agreeable and soeiable,s when a
step was heard at the front door, and anryd
then, bounding through the long en-
try, and suddenly appearing atathe
door Of the supper-room where I was
all alone, came a vision of loyeliness
which nearly took away my breath. .
"How dye do7 Mr.. Jillikers, 1
believe? 1 wanted to borrow your
hammer moment. We've got pic
ture to hang up" p.-ses.5
The hammer lay on the piano, and l
sprang quickly from my chair and
handed It to her. Then it was that l
fell-yes fell-in love with the sweet
est combination of eurls, dimples,
rosy lips, brilliant eyes and pearly
teeth that ever turned q young mans
head. = y ssseL'sf zaot,-ssaiares;'si
"Shall / assist you in hanging the
pietare2 Do you live near by?" /
asked. y sIRIeIs AzZ
"Oh, yes, right across the road
Should be very glad to see. you over
there. Come, I'll show you the way,
and skipped through the hall again,
and out into the open air. l followed
Immediately, completely fascinated by
this wonderful charmer. She saw me
coming, and, with merry laugh,
beckoned me on, and in few minutes
I had overtaken her in her mothers
parlor. -, ,.1-.,f ~, = :. "a :
r. 4Mother,s this is Mr.. JIlliker, our
ny 1,1:a1s5n W 'ia1aS s1.-a1 80. Pa- ~
iol9 s.i - :. aod -
1D0Ll DOWeogVo. sue nos.isl, :, e as.;rt -
Pressfeu, q f',iify.A my sa'i' s'' i,s - '...'''
Hloe. ...ia ia11;,,; 1;,,;,..al. ,,.l.i haro,o Tho mai,
"a e -, -, ,,ease to drive It II
.Iasx.,.E1F1s,;l+ 49, :. Issf onothe nauer
5s s,1s. - ~
Oa, wa. - mone'' a.ssarI ~ VII T1 aat,
1nang sVs.sHg'sl.. -. 80 s;a.s shai.
o6' nsyfyA yfyAi2I Z SIa III Z ~ Saant,
90 sssins, .Isso.ss.1 sne a.1 -onm sna -
Do"naeo ln'o -, - n.-h 49,.
staFnear Wall = 4s1s : n.s s...a.- =. =.
ii,,loi1ss Ic,,,,,st ,,,t,se,st,,,,e music book
.ha 7,,tgso ,o,ntgcsoor,;II;;16to,iv ,II;16to,iv n;led n,
ouuei - asg - Tars;c ond a r,,lIa,,c.se, as
sss.sasss. Ssls, ~, = de them -
-iss it5S :sll Ss1 .,,ass,v osT cona
-i79Asilmpsn " = t'1.i's T'i'5 =
an ana t1ttle tnen ss said- Sie =
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VIRTUE pardons the wicked, as the
sandal tree perfumes the axe which
strikes it.-tndida Sdyihg. '''''
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lit WITH reading, as with eating, it is
what we digest that does us good.
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I'll Those who lament for fortune do
not often lament for themselves
4ottdttr. :" .i''A 2i'' 80 .''-'i '''''. '
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JUSTICE rE is the bread of the nation it
is always hungry for it.-Chateatt-
OTt0'to' OJ a.. .-.-: .:.r.a
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s The word independence is United to
the accessory ideas of dignity and vir-
the. The word dependence is united
to the ideas of inferiority and corrup-
a-.-ti i'.lp 5'H ''-i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
DOCTOR HATTIE LOCKWOOD.

~ .rBrw1Ll1A,s are WILLIAMS.
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| q hlg2zf iif. .i.g9I IiaZsYo2 adt ri
iVOL.s1. mid abna d 4si
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f diseased cattle Within the limits OF
the State. The railroad companies,
an the owners off, stock, promptly
complied with the requirements res
ferred to, and thesininry sustained BY
the cattle interest Was happily not ex-
tensive. It is believed that, upon i'm,
vestigation, it will be found necessary
to confer by law upon board of COM
missioners, appointed, for that pur-
pose, or upon the executive committee
of the State Board of Agriculture,
power to "Istamp out :" the disease
wherever it is found, by destroying
the infected cattle, and to prohibit or
regulate the transportation or move
ment of stock within the State during
the prevalence of the disease, To the
end that proper investigation may be
had, 1 respectfully recommend that
authority be given, to appoint five
commissioners to attend a meeting of
commissioners of other States, to be
held atSPringfeld, Illinois, on the LIST
of December rinext-said commission
I.ers to report the results Of their In
vestigation in time for action by the
present General Assembly. ''Al i'
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
| submit to yonr confederation the
importancei of providing for thor
ough and comprehensive geological
survey of the State. Many years ago
q partial survey was prosecuted under
many difficulties and embarrassments
which was fruitful Of many valuable
results. 1t is beyond doubt, that such
work as it is now practical tocarry
out will. by making known the min,
ing, manufacturing and agricultural
resources of the State, lead to theii
development to an extent which will
within few years, amply reimburse
the State for its cost. f.tf,.. "a, ..,
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ksSpsr5 krdshedJ tpi then sideRalk and
gassd sftsF Ids ,TwithssgFeaE interest
fh6seMAS hadsleisuEsI followed be-
hind, so as teg ggetiaisbettsr4 lbokad9As
for me,E did not dars to look either
TO the right or to the left. Ny face
end ears were red hot with shame shame,
and LEepld haye given fifty dollars
htoahaVe tumblsd down q ceeIllaarr1Nay eI y
ont Of sight Of those horrible speeta+
tura aMyqeppaniiep was as as slal4. cool and
iunconcerned -, five were promenaidd- :
| siag q deserted village. EinailY the
bstationnMas9 reaches, and we were
liseated in the cars i gave the ffEdoctor'
the AnaileI seat and regaled myself
twith the idea that now. I should have
meIpeace, fer heEs ptstrel appearance
would not be noticed. But now an
F5tRerA tr6Gbie PRESENTED Itself AThe
! siNsmale physfcian ocSnmenced taking
| ffhhi aaidich i6Gd tone upon politics, That
eNTasfs Ole In the car turned their eyes
fubo6na adaSis. In vain I replied in 16Wtone
Hoping that she would moderate her
55own voices bShe began to ggsticulate
1and SPEAK with 30 Much emphasis Thar
my face burst out into . Blaze agaisi.l
lrxI6egld not realize that this was the
laughing brillialt Hattie lockwood
! Of myIscboolrdays; Once. On or twice !
I3iFsntared stos1Eemo monstrstel with he hel
bsgainsf gone At her pesuliarities, hu
she called mean a"old fogy,n and sait
ibitwas 'fpFegress5Sa Finally weseashet
ID Caraway,dand mysmother's house.
). was laffeetionately welcomed and fel
III oHpA meFeat home The ldOctart ha'
Il entered dtelso, and seating herself com
Z meReed describing m ffelegantsgbiect
, (as she termed itl they had .hadi 70
+ dissection at the medical college, a ia
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