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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11

lHr Srmt E m Bun Fl
Cams TavaStwa DWAaua
Howell Conbs spsesh 81 Atlanta aa
now been rutbshs1tu Hli put
is tho aamc that aUH Um 0en.
as Secretary az iho q S l4easury bc
eudeayored to destroy tho credit ~ tba
government ana vheu. as opgp rebel
be did his best to oyorturu IL Hue
his anathema Oh those white uga who
support the Republican ticlol
come to-day ia tba ,ptra " ioit
apre wmt to bury 10 Georgia ,ha
bitter rgeolloelons Of the past You
and haYo suffered ior day and wears
since the hour IN which nov voice WINS
FIRST raised IN The public meetings u
my country, 1 come today to prcs,ut
candidates aud invite c,ory good aud
true man in Georgia 20 jom with ma IN
the good wotk Come il you have
gone astray cauc back Iae douaara
wide open, u4dr enough broad enoa L
to receive every white NAN ID George,
unless you should discover Linn coming
to You creeping aud crawling under
the Chicago platform lpoaG,m Hre
shoald b no mercy They have dishou-
cred themselves ard sought u disbon-
oryou dga'hemate hcH D7a Hem
from ne pa's ofpoiiaca, and oc,ai ~
cieiy
II closing he tlus distinctly anudos
TO she renewal Of thc war
Young men, in whose veins tho rod
blood flows 50 quickly, lot the erdor %
your Compartments, tho paIsetions Of
yonr hearts, all beat for Georgia ~
Your on state, TIE State Of your faith
ems, That holds in reserve houors in
Vulnerable for you aud for then, comel
Come one and all, and let AS snatch the
old banner from tho dust, giee II again
bhe bree1c, md "a nerds b 10 t,e Gad a
t1Iaea, and strike one more honest blow
for constitutional hboaiy Prolonged
and enthusiastic applause
The meeting at which this speech
Was made wasa meeting to ratiiy tho
Democratic nominations Tho aeuti-
monts of Cobb bloodtnrsty as thoy
were agsinst al white men who dared
to think differently from himself, wore
loundly applauded It must be hard
in literal senses for q white Republic
can TO iise ia Georgia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11
rAn eoaIlvrla,.

Tho Convention at Hutlandon tie 5th
nst. vasa fail representation q tno
First Capgf gual District Altho'
he contest gas ptorac.ed ana ezcit-
ue gentrl 5l feeling prevailed
AS attamp, 81 tbo part 81 some oi the
deuds - MI woodbridge toaijoupu q
hc palls without mat.ag nomination
1875 wtb lela favor IN thcConyeatiou.
MI Ntodlnapc hHcd % receive d
cuoiniHation % iha great disappdnt
men, N the Rensselaer, 8 Saratoga Rail-
oal Company and OF lis friends II
may as aai be understood that the peo-
Ma q Vermont consider themselves
perfectly competent 70 jadgo II tba
blltly aHl eaudue, q their Rtprosca.
lfiv fon their public record. With
aa. ,he stained o John 4 GGsvold
any oihel man
Oh tha 6ttaly haH5ta thirty aiue
ltns f5ty a ~ Bennington
out eta cast III Whelaek G.
fesley Wt aFo eoaGteut that mono
tha iahls afCoI veazey viii ever
aaso reason & regret the faithful bat
efeasuai aplbft which ihey gave
am
On tie tsaats art ballot the
cb5ice e be Convention to.i upon
Chalss ~ willard ot Montpelier
81 Niilard Is 4 lawyer By profession.
aut has or setegai years been the edi-
'of u tic q e,I Mountain Freeman.
N tie i.ai a,eiiy he has t,ceome well
aawu - SO able aud isgiafal atlroesto
~ tie pfiHe pies "a oar party While
ye rssl, tile defeat ~ our first choice,
Sc Gre glad that tho noAlualion has
been fe ay raa whom wa hhSe
e,ery psea O lseiiape s,ii truly rep
Faaeat tie ftr.nc jpies u Vermont ard
taAlLtully guard hca Interests
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lta a
t
W sbaH mst
E etea p
r i6t Sos h Wat e a
ia Us s $50 she G az ae
4 ashamsa ataaf
api whist sLtn " IS d o ,H6 ra
Ne should pak tk aas man. IS ii
aat6tahsh vbaihe s. lh b ans
Thing IS Is % sea bg to mafa To
ereure r th.ne tAi oa s sr
nerves What va as nae s &
win fato aeep powder tl1i
raus Tee much sk Is aast
ituoe Is 6.a Letas Bass am
psra'ccAu0 at1i March a,ac n.aaa
time let IL without stating ae cut
msnt ttsi 8 trua. s. eoo' abd & as
aud give tbe oaery no alvaau>
We haye girpea foe Is tatennter
We cAn ai'Hi g save bi9n VI ta al
vantage Of position I.at ID guard 7ar
Ganks. mako seearg oar limos end ben
tfc time com agut Nos mte lst +.
down On bim Ike an avalanche aul
ASST do8h'o Am ap bike d grub worn.
oad then scatter him 90 the uiuds
We have Che powcr po uot lrt an
necessarily ifilter It away IN uuud
iag skrmhhieg ami beedles tbrausht
lesa scattered assaults les u vu.k.
aad sI,euk 30 win
1t j. almpst to5 lale hr Wde Hamp
ton, Blal Vance Wag and The fsat.
have also pakoa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11
EETTER FH0.H .gEg.TN'I.

AInsyY, Aug. 6, 1868.
As I write the Young Mems Demo
cratic Association are holding q ratih-
ton meeting With the help Of band
Of music thoy got up a procession, but
it really was not strong, it was not an
olliashioned Albany rally a bystand-
er remarked Oh the leannoss Of the
crowd, aud was answered obi wemiss
Peter Cogger" that, however true, is
not The canso for small turnout
Kieuan, Of Utica, was GA hand aud as
PRED to lead, but LIS leadership, the
band o. music, nor the prospect Of
hearing the duicet tones of S. S. Coz,
are not sufficient to got up an onthnsi-
asm 4 bafoDche was provided Nh
Cox ana AIf kgnan waq escorted
thereto Us tWo iibnuy politicians Will
The inevitable gar; Tic band struck
Up. bat uet cheer aaa hoard not &
note 81 appreciation on encouragement,
a da'l commencement and poorinto.
dget.H for Cox. The fact is, Cox is
good enough naturally to be on the
RICH, side, and it's believed not lim.
blt aeict paIty rules. kept hjm With
thc democrats dur.ug the rebellion
Wha English OF Coeneaticut, who was
o.a yea democrat broke loose and go-
tad ior tbe Uuion in the Of 1864 ., and
a. be- east his vote in Congress for free
dom, Coz, who sat near him. said:
English, ] onsy sou tAat vote" Eng.
ish hos since t,ea elected Governor Of
bis STATE GrisWgld, Of New York, aud
English then voted together and this
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11

TIRE royrHupN9 AHmrocnAev.


The Democratic pia'i7fm' AMI ora
tors aud papers, with tie ID Demo.
erntc policy OIL exciting The poor
against the rieh' "n1 the people
against the Government not only h.
SYST npon Paying tho gent 10 paper ''''
demand wha' tney can one currency
Tor the la0oteF ma mo o.iise-noiisF
tho rahT7nef and tho solder ihe pro.
dncer and The bohaholaer lhis is o.
course, intended as 'gag. and Ut d.
tho very poofaa' AIHa, IL III meant ta
auggea- t5"t there ls d lazy aAd IpEa.
nous e'aas OF 'ie community a b.9atta
ar,stocraey Of bondhoiders, whom The
girinons and toil'ng 'Damoeacy' orc
to bring to sr'et IT is worth whiie,
therefore, to expose this arsatocracg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11

Nineteen hundred sheep in one
Gaek we're recently driven from Ohio 20
Kansas whore shecpbreeliug and
wool growing are becoming more and
more important
They who are complaining q the
extravaganza ofCougr@ss viii do web
- reaa thefoilosing
4The President and his seeretaries
psFei Congress 70 appropriate 1912 900
oo0 ~ ne sscsi yerr 1865 . con
erev tas rirsa the,n 81, s2a7 600 REQ
being tsa0Q1o 600 rgtrachel from thc
itmrrat e.ttbslJohngn 4dainatga-
gea
TIE iaa that s 1909 ue s,.aa have
Les then ghis6a thousand men 4 Cur
standing sfray esesles the spYnse ~
Hpfope u Blair becomes Yes Prs..
1egt SAC. prplict aA2t our
nay -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11

warrant On ths purchase money
Go Ala ka 3 Tie sum Il s7.2o00o1 in
1n pas on saturday signed by the
eos Treasury and submit
Bua aa staeeN thc Russian
1 lrf, Or that amount
b. was signed by
Wm & once and araeoipt CIV
30 given therefor 81 the Russian Min
s4frF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11

E Insurance eies sam
u "a 3sB Tae aa
Caapam New York
tA8 Hun8r nf1 Uaiai States
Probably aR careful @
l T,mne ro8 ~ s
TJ fH Mnd e Isl
h Companies
Hsvae thas m the
mas la u qaa sa arc
fFaprt.cu q. & she asp he lass
Eoeuss tl,as fut mouey h ere mvn
banks gna asp ibu at tbs
tahnr masses Iu tile state %
New York ths deposits "a tba savings
banks are nosfly Eve buaargl thaas
auJs n uunlsg. ard r. Alasrbasstts
mote than iht hundred thousand
Tb Post Of which vo have spoken.
had before it a hst AZ tho occupations
Of tbt principal depositus in ono -
the savings banks 81 gte STATE and So
find this body 81 sybantes 10 De- conn
posed Of rrtsoas who are cesn mere IN
horaus than delegate tta Democratic
Convention, All the brnehos ~ bard
workers are represented ip this army
The largest IN number aro domestic
servants thoa laehapigal Rborog
thcu saamstrcacs; Hlh. clerks, 5th
ta.lars. 6th waters; and Tlh. cartmau.
This is tho luxurious arstoeraey which
is 90 ba brought low. These are the
useless members Of society who, hay-
nag invested their all iu the promises Of
tAc United States. are now to dud
these promises as valuable as brown
paper Il the Democrats can only per
snado the people TO rcpudia.e
Iii is agains. this pampercd body
against domcstcs and seamstessss aud
clerks and waters and eartmen-it is
against the poorest and hardest work
ing momhers Of society that the Demo
cratic Convention raises ito cry of repu-
diation When these persons invested
in the Government bonds tho Govern
ment told them they wcro to be paid In
gold, Pay 'cm in paper shout the
Z IL D 9 i #
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11

SOUTHERN RAscurm For uublush-
ing, impudont rascality the Southern
politicians are peerless before the coun-
try For proof Of this statement we
osk our readers to perusa the following
extract from the Mobile 7ri5mc, open
~ eounseling the Southern whites 70
take tho test oath with the determine
ton 70 break it at the first opportunity;
as for the oath which the qualified
voters are required to take under this
usurped State government il need not
stand in the way Of The conscientious
citizen That oath must DO construed
according to the fundamental laws Of
.the land not recording to bogus laws.
If we swear to accept the civil and
political equality Of ell men, we swear
10 do so only in the sense Of the Dee
lpratoa Of Independence, which de
caee8 all men to be born free and equal
Did the Declaration Of Independence
refer TO negroes AT that very time
slavery existed ID every one Of tho COL
ouics. The meu alluded to ara simply
the legitimate corpoga,or Of the State.
The oath further requires us 10 swear
that we viii not deprive any person Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11

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When ha4s Hampton '.'. '.'o....'-' d. ...
allfe-aa 'l 7-..''.s1 '''' ' . ,r t.l... a..
A' was -. ,.--.
80 t'A47' '''
HAS" '-' 7-
So iar f-n' thsis 4.laa any -...-iN I
Presidents pass ia s"aiie a'sf"a'i,s 80 ''. '''.
h,l i'r Seymour 'a' i''-'.' ''t ".
e"As st'l7 ''"'
Au'"" 80 N4'. ''
Neatly aags tha Philadelphia PROSE-. .V'"
Grant is travelling vith nens anefuiNa sli" a''''
idaa. Con biaiE "'tA s."si4' Despair 'l' ''''">
N''n General S Say, H''-'. '''
sia2' al A'hA' WIG 0'.''' ''
-1lr Boston fos' gave ls h'ft'' 'ilNuh 0*
schuyler Coitas whom 10 aaf'. 90 1868. VITO 'e az
intelligent active, working man 5000 FiiA'o.,
q good editor a good e't@ea- and hHa a'+...'I ''f'
bic d1ty cansetenuo"Iy, We nave 20" ao'p'' "' q
public maa
.f..s...-s.fs I'll sI...t.f rrtHFF LHN#y.ts
iar Seymour and Blur They might as we'll aa-
d.rt,Ea 10 carry Massachusetts iao name oi
the democratic nominee for governor of hans"a 'H
given in dozen different wass, but whether Il
De- Glvct. Glusk Citsh VI c'ukis quite imwa'e.
ri-a', as he WIN NOT be heard 81 oiter election.
as na#aa pat ia made anxious by tAa
question of religious paper a. ah'mao' 'Nah
lgmoarat BE- favalt' ltis q difficult Y'e"',a'' 'h-
deed bUtHa Democrat VIII eaeho" lAe aias OF
his leaders. ana neither dltHE LAo lE"F haf he
H.a Seymour, There may BE- sonic hope Tor MIN
The london Econou.ist says n die New lorl,
platform: "Nothug 60 decidedly eglessionoHt IN
tendency as tlis has boon pitt forth 'y nominal
uuionists since tho war Indeed u CO.. bia'r Z
programme lutaat maze than b.us'af, 1t "oldl
4INtlA "tN't'NA '.t'f
Tudac D. r. James Of Illinois, recently app
,,af,.tl3 pyofttrrf-fn-CIief al tho Patent Office,
has received lH. commission and entered upon
the DISCHARGE II Iis duties. Judge James for
the past scven years haze been principal ezamincr
in Tho cIsss Of civil and railroad engineering, aud
His long experieaeo qualifiea him FOR the position
to which he has boon appointed,
II recent fpcoch TO d sa-called democratic
meeting at Atlanta, the Hon Howell Cobb, pa
rolled prisoner Of Nay. raid Of Gen Grant tla j.
wis liz ufart to otfaycl over thr BATH hrld aud
thrust his sword into each dead body" Fgoba-
Div Mr. Cobb was not aware that Ggn Grant Wits
mot in tho haat Of wearing o. aw1rl when be
wont INTO batlic.
Wal. ft,,,,,ta, 4 "a .esit Il rsr6r IN Colum-
-. itI,, i..t,r,st ,f tl.eti.n,gcratjc party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11

Gen Charles @ Halpine. editor o.
tb0 N y Gatea. better known as Alilos
0helily. died on Sunday night at the
Aaor House, atter fow honrs illness
q congestion q iha BRAN The do,
ceased sas IN ls 81th year Ho held
tbe pomiim oi Register Of New Yorl
City nl ihe umo { bla death
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asDoRdence.
sfH .vra- roRk hsYrnR.


as Asses ls4
lana ua
eais mast uos
re ~ fuc 80 r-a
t 5caauoe With
um Tle win
aoat ctsaee Is business
usg and PERHAPS arouut features :
trade New Yorl 8emsal everything
!hat we oaatrs csa rnsln,e nothing
lls grasp ai.Ilon people are
= u i,l ana tls pagu3ru every afil-
CSC shai tae iaruw cn pro3uca every
thing t.aAi grows Ia tho caaAtry That
can IA aanulsc.H rad ansisita usarket ii
thls eats Mhea to aaga can he } Al.
al al yoar dearB and w.th5n seven
h9af reaeh FaadY eash uarAai, aliai
aFlolas vi. yaa Ia abie sa sod Z N vhai
rraetlcal aas mlA taGs saarsasel ana
saluatle aeiiao4 4 e9n z.as ss.isnn be
PSI HAa Ra he baat1lad These
and nasaeFaas eilaf aaes,.ar i j. asga
cutie tlae 4 geaes uIqa. Ses York
aaaHesA . aavali alss opea aeir
esoa q tbs aeN sgade lasY Should
SEX iae @e{aaiatahes 8 thase actively
engaged s taa aa 4 bas1sss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11
Few york MARKETS

sea IaE Aaeaa ia
Fiaea Il i54ss - ~ sfgns atstt q 8
an 81 ft sle 5 - % aMa5a
Is naa sara H 500 ~ eaaAga 80
elale RHO H q gl1zl8 e.
csAa Sn us western aa1at d IgTtl 81.
II 1850 hish n4-taA stsw
faE Has g. @f6
I.tah lslMi3sa
om Nsseu s1 q 8tast
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49, 1f r al5 als entasa b.
sa iaa ~ atsl & saek
uat gumn 1
AL r
| "a - o
=
Wa
rAey era
aa
oI laso
se vh.ca t $50 aaa
ne ca1utry which easg itrm birth
ku8 r
otau Id, c. mas take Ne
lb1 SIS from private letters
lat collar grace rd beauty =
~ gmtat VI! tcrse s ny ex
rn ma GO re p.sut q tie letter
att DE pger + 4 tae apprapaa-
,.an 81 8 Far ~ Hs contents In my
igasn q 500 ] hsva alluded b Che ms
u y Mrs IsGuy Del Bal Last
evening heard ad from lhe pen %!
tts 4Ira lea8er ~ the Aev York
tar, Charley OCaHHl6 q letter TO Mrs
White whleb contacted tho following
Taag WsHHgua. Aag i. 1865
".F5 poal SIalam tbs memoir 81 yogE
daughter Mrs DEL Bas brief but ae-
tigc'y heul nant rarttr upon earth im-
pres sd ue deeply Her letters seem
tbe e.a footprint Of ava angel. For
Net publication t1aEy aHl aud gentle
tasit gar ysga debt 5f gm,ltua
What an sdrifth example f1r moth-
ers what d boaatful model FOR the inn
itatiou 81 daughtasT
II is matter af sincere satisfaction
10 he that the favorable opinion wc
have so freely expressed, is shared so
fails by ali who have read the book.
rfE FAIL IS BiE
Was very exciting. Eleven per cen!
ia one day and recover five oft! why
e was aitIm.ng' It stated that W.
Hatll sold 10000 shares III one day
that Is four million dollars at par
whose stock was II is what they al
want to know Erie has got Jay Gould
for President. VIM. Tweed for a ii.
rector, and James Fisk Jr., is talked Oh
for Treasurer These ARE all able men,
each in his own way, and it is quite
probable that they can, when together
manipulate Erie Alr Drew is not
seen in Wall Street
Gold is rising, it N4s almost $50
and WAY should 1t not 60 higher
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11

Th August a.a'me8t q The ruti.5
dht rh5vt ar to,sl nlabteiocs ls
cash 3 Trsagry. q ~ $2s23 s3t $50
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fn frsf at.EsH.Ft fn#E 70 #.uutN Trfru l..E
aussfal en- SATURDAY. mrfl st. ana gatlaa 81
Ea.e.8a ,elaia uatasaI aaaaaueg Aad GIsg11 Ia
e. s Daads NaHaf f. t.e f.tafft Las ha.a Us
tfiea
Drno4lflg usa casa4ef I Demo
sfags afd conservative usu ne lenriuata ca,5-
tg .ra requested a. msst I'D Mass uaarmuea ss
Eua L3}raFe HAD. a. l..aa.Balau. I'D saWl4ar.
tteu.. laa. SIN asf.aa ST.. t.y taa fafrasa
~ nominating CUaaH aaasn# i. az aannFtaa at
taa -.aHF Aartu.lsF tieetI4a. Distinguish
sf.alt4s age tNree.oa 30 IS. 3fass sle Convention
asa hHraFa w.n b#ae SD atreaHaH.
raf og'aF of tse
praugaEtl.t .aIsf4 ta1sarEEE
pS Iaa aarH sill f5a t.l fars ono ugy.
''''
.. I,
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wye
g..
,.
straypg usc currant crop. turn into gics again
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m September Ta4 Bennington Rutland Bail.
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D'S' ,'"l' '' 'o''''a''1 an" pug ia"aS Pi'e'a"'
olss's Y 7.'sA y i'I7'' avg 'llo4e sAll'A'''lS
"''' p'o'''',e n s. 'oN'' -
e| ~ 'lio "6i'ga''u''I "e"''h anu P'oslI.l'' ''
tlo community IA "l'i''' '"eg afo h''0i ""' Ee
barely ''a''s '2 1'''n 3rs o. t''a county would
"',lDs'' essts 'H' eAIli''''A5 % oar As''eOis''-
l"i ''i '''o i''A' TWO ~ '''''o 'a.a ~ I" '9'l
AaeA ~ tAe prosperous elpdlllon VI taeT iailh-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-30
Application for Patent.
Notice No. S0.

REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CITY, NEr.,
February Z. 1865.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Crnsus Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, by John Nelson President, has this day
died in this office n diagram, together with a
notice Of application for patent from the United
States, under Act of Congress, approved uiy@ 20,
1850. for Six Hundred Feet of the Comstoek
Lode. known "a the Cr9sus Gold and Silver
Mining CompAny's claim. In the virginia anu
Gold Hill Mining District. Storey County Seva-
ia SAID claim Is bounded on the norm oy the
Cholar.Potosl Mining Company claim, ana on
the south by the Copper's and Mills ground, and
"a mors particularly described rs follows, to.wit:
The northern line OF said claim has diresiion
uor1h 40 &C. west and south 73o 10 east, anu
passes through a point Ia said line marked on
Iingram No. /, from which the center OF the
Cr1.us-G. & s. NJ. Coz shaft hears sonth sS0
az ives, ga feet. Thesouthcrn line OF SAID claim
begins at a point marked No. :, bearing souih
l6o ~ west 600 fee; from the first mentioned
no;p, No 1. and has a direction parallel with the
northern line. The walls OF said v-ia or ioic
are unknown, and the extent thereof Ia'eraliy
cannot be ascertained by actual measurement,
but II IL bounded on each side by the wall OF the
same, the amount OF ground between the enu
lines and the unaseertaincd wailso OF the lodei u
estimated at ten acres
n, addition To the above estimate OF ground
said Company claims the following described
surface ground: Beginning mt stake MOI rom
which IN. Crnsus shaft bears north o9' west3t
feet and running thence, lst, north s3olS east
$50 feet; thence () north co. 10 west.-V teet;
thence 90 south 500 ~ west 200 feet; thence iD
sonth 40 AZ cast 1877 feet: thence ~ so nth y
* IVES, AZ feet: thence (6) south i7oi5 east lt6
is,,. thence north lso ~ east la feet TO the
MAC. Of beginning, containing l $40 acres
WARREN T. LOChHAkr,
fv,,.,oa Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-30
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 10.

REGISTERS OFFICE CARSON CITY, NV,
February Z. lSCS.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN Louis Feusier has this day tled In this
office n diagram. together with a notice OF Apph-
cation for Patent from the United States. under
Act Of Congress, approved July 70. 1850, for SIX
hundred feet Of the Comstock Lode, known Us
the Crrsus Gold and Silver Mining Company,
in the Virginia and Gold Hill Mining District
Storey County, Nevada, said claim bounded on
tho north by the Cholar. Potosi Mining Com,
pany's claim, and on the south by the coppers'
and NAILS ground, and IL more particularly de.
scribed as follows, to-wit: The northern line OF
said claim has . direction north 1872 49, cast and
passes through a point on said line marked on
diagram No. l.. from which the center OF the
Crmsus q. & s. N. Cos shA:t bears south $50
west IA feet: the southern line o: said claim De-
gins a, n point marked No. ., bearing sonth 10,
Ia west six hundredfeet from the hrst mentioned
point. Nc, l, and has \ direction parallel with the
northern line. The walls OF said vein or ioae
are unknown and the extent thereof laierally
cannot b. ascertaIned by actual measurement,
bu, is bounded on each side by the wall OF the
same. The amount ofground between the end
lines and the unaseertained walls OF the lode Is
estimated At ten acres.
In addition to the above estimate OF groundl
claim III following described surface ground.
Beginning at stake No. from which the Crnsus
shaft bears north SO west u feet. and runnins
thence ~ north go IS east ls0 feet; thence 90
north 6ue IS west 80 feet; thence 90 south ~
l3 west 200 feet; thence 90 south 81 80 east Io'
feet. theme. () south % IS west i5l feet; thence
(6) ,ou,h I.oIY east l66 feet; thence "a north
iso ~ east r73 feetto tho place OF beginning, con-
tang WARREN T. LoCKHART.
fvll.oOd Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-30
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 90.

REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CITY, New,
December IL. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ill
IN Echo Gold and Silver Mining Company. by
l.. L. Drexler and John ID. Stephens, have this
day flied In this Office a diagram. together with
n notice Of application for a patent from the
United States. under Act Of Congress. approved
July a6, 1866. for fifteen hundred feet OF the
Echo Lode. known rs the Echo Gold and silver
Mining Company's claim. In the Gold Jill Min
ing District, Storey county, Nevada, and more
particularly described as follows, to.wit: Com
mencins a, n post marked l. and standing I'm:
medistcly south OF n shan on the west side OF
the Devils Gate Toll.road, from which the quar-.
ter section corner OF Sections ) and I, In Town.
ship No. 10, north OF range 81, east bears north
aiolS east us feet. and running thence, LIST:
north i6o 10 east 2OO feet 10 a post standing I'M
der the Succor Mill near the southeast corner;
thence, ond. south $50 - east l,JOO feet down
Gold Canyon to q post standing near :hc north
east corner Of an old stone cabin; thence. "a,
south i6o IS west 900 feet to u post: thence. 4th.
north 49, IS west 1900 feet TO tho place OF be-
ginning. Sand claim Il bounded on either cnd by
no known claimants, and moro particularly do
scribed by the diagram and notice posted on the
claim and in this Office.
WARREN T. LoCKHART,
December %. ls6T.-3m Register.