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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May Internationally, 93I
@94. United States bonds, 7O%@7O3a.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, "a for money. United
States bonds unchanged.
kLoNDoN, May 7.-Euening. 94@
94ls. United States bonds, 7O5a@7Os4.
LIVERPOOL, May T. Noon. - Cotton
heavy; estimated sales, 5000 bales; up
lands, l2la; Orleans, l234. Corn, 3Ss. Cd
Red wheat, l4s. Sd. Atternoon.-Provi-
sions quiet. Lard firm. Pork dull. Sugar
trmer.
LIVERPOOL, May T. Erening.-Cottor
heavy and "a lower; sales, 5000 bales
uplands, l23d.; Orleans, l25ad.; Orleans
atioat, l2ad. Corn, 38s. Cd.
PARIS, May 7.-Bourse dull rentes, 69f
22c.
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. THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
have appointed Friday, May 10th, as their
memorial day for this year. In their inn
provemcnt Of the ground Mt Hollywood
they are now prepared to plant permanent
shrubbery. All persons DESTROYS to aid
them are requested to send donations of
roses and other shrubbery on Wednesday
and Thursday, May 18th and 18th, to Hull
zalpars store, 40 Sixth street, opposite
New Market, where they will be received
and carefully planted by Mr.. Rhule, en-
ployed for the purpose.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-We learn from a
legal friend that the Supreme Court Of the
United States has decided that the proceed
ings under the confscation act are nuland
yoid.-Nortolk Virginian.
The Supreme Court did decide recently
that proceedings of certain kind were
null and void. Only this and nothing more.
We have not the report of the decision be-
fore US, but we think there was no jury
empannened on the case in the court below.
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TINE WATT PLOUGH.--sPECIAL NO

THE WATT PLOUGH.--SPECIAL No
L TICE.-To meet the views and needs OF farm
ers we have, from this date, determined 10 Teduce
the price OF all kinds of PLOUGH CASTlNGS.
We have also reduced the price of the A Is, or One,
horse Plough and sell II, with extra point ana
wrench, and cultiYating mould-board (all nciuded)'
for $3.50. .,,, :,
The One-horse A Plough is a turning plough, q
furrowing plough for planting corn, sID-s0ii
plough, corn, cotton, TOBACCO, ana vegetlDle
wceder and worker. With two additional pieces,
"a wedding mould-board, cost so cents, and steel
scraper, cost 81 to SOY you have combined IN this
plough the best implements ever yet made Tor al
the above-named uses, and WARRANTED 10 DO
every kind of turning and cultivating In field anu
garden in manner superior TO all others ever YET
| made and that, too without hoe labor, or TO be
RETURNED, and the price paid at factory RE-
FUNDED. .,,..o
Plouohs together with the largest sizes, both LETT
and right-hand; and also general assortment Oh
Agricultural Implements, Corn Planters, Corn
Shelters Straw Cutters, Grain Cradles, neat
Fans, Grass Blades, Hay Rakes. Traces harness TI
&c. WATT hN1"hi.
an l8-d&Swlm
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mo ToBACCoNIsTs.-we have invent

ed and patented new form Of HYDRAUl.iCa
PRESS for the manufacture OF toDs t.y ,is. e
srs ptracks' and platforms Each Press IS COM
plete in itsef-ssts on top OF inc no9r, anu .p a
OF nos Is IS are
COCKS COCKS are Worked BY one STATioSiARY,P PUMP PUMP.
We NSo san ter on 5hemR ROOM IN FAtToRY and 70
do the SAME AMOUNT OF WORK WITH z
smaller number OF presses and less number OF
hands than either the old hydraulic press Win re-
ta WE CAN "a ALTEs THE OLD sGREW
PRESSES into our PATENT HfUkAuLLC
drsnIic Press at considerable saving 70 the par-
chaser over cost of new presses. - U,
are ,5ess g. e @ vi %r
we will describe It fully 70 them IL Letter, ana
send photograph so they can see FOR themselves
thS y. also made for the RxcLr
srvs RIGHT % nanufactare for the States OF VIE
cinia and North Carolina Dir. G.. y Kymc's IA.
tent Hydraulic rgess, for shaping p1tsing ana
boxing tobacco. These presses are IN the nava
pal factories In Brooklyn, New York ap s, ss,i
giyen entire saiisfactinn We shall make ana ss IN
Them q the same price that they :, are supply pp ea
the MeFa 81 sna ,1e sy
ander Cameron Co.'S e si. no CO.. samael d.
Rssilsy + asya sI'fFss :s!ssIs { LIES
- - go a7syTs. Use WHITL0cK,S
oh,AnSstGusa p TonAeeo JOKES sasp ?s-
FkE ;,,ssinn Awarded for ny oo1s .s - s Ne
Iair IL y 9s:eDs iss ans ar s style nsssera
In i,sayia,ie! aefless Examine ms stock Or lnme
used anr 9buSing ihe boxes sud yonlt @ eea.
ssSassS faas ioTSaE!afk ssS1sdssTR soak
a IA Eases kept constantly on hand boxes
sssss a put IN il'0ass i0s T. saI ~
corner Of Eighteenth and Qasy s'ssssst :
l. ~ A. !
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MAaYLAND.-The chairman of the Demo-
cratic Conservative State Central Commit
mittee of Maryland has called State Con-
yention to assemble in Baltimore on the Sd
of June to elect delegates to the National
Convention which is to nominate an anti
Radical candidate for the Presidency.
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southern Press Associasion.

AUGUSTA, GA, May The Southern
Press Association adjourned to meet in Mo-
bile February, 1859. Mr.. Lamar, OF 60,
lumbus. president, and Mr.. Reese, OF
Macon, secretary, were elected for the year.
Sixteen papers were represented. Resolu-
tons of confidence in NJ. w. Barr, Esq, Of
the Associated Press at Washington, were
adopted. The news service of the New
York Associated Press was voted satistac'
tory. The proceedings were harmonious.
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! GREENBAcKs Nor A LEGAL TENDER.-In
the House of Representatives, Wednesday,
after Mr.. Spalding had made a speech
against paying the national debt in green
backs, Mr.. Eldridge inquired whether he
understood the gentleman to assert that the
act of Congress providing debts to be paid
in legal tender was unconstitutional
Mr.. spalding replied Most distinctly,
and the Supreme Court will so decide.
Mr.. Eldridge: There is no difference be-
tween us on that point.
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Postponement OF the Meeting OF the
South CaroIina Legislature.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May General
Candy has postponed the meeting Of the
Legislature, which was fixed for the 18th
instant, until Congress shall have approved
the new Constitution.
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Richmond Cattle Market

THURSDAY, May Z, 1893.
The supply of beef continues limited, only twen-
ty-Bye cattle having been received during The
week. Receipt Of sheep and lambs, 2sa head, and
calyes l28 Sales were made as follows:
BeeE-CommOn, TIC, ~ D., gross; fair 10 good,
s65sIc. % b. prime, lole. ~ b.. 40
5sisep.-Common to fair, 7G73c. ~ D., gross.
~ Gmbs..Good, $3.50 n head; prime, SO a head.
Calces.-From ~ to $50, as TO size aud quality,
with upward tendency. $50 49,.
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The publication of Lord Brougham's au-
photography, it is said, will inevitably cause
mischief and CONSERVATION among his
friends but the old veteran is obstinate,
and will listen to no remonstrances. Mr..
Gladstone, for instance, will vince at the
account of his enthusiastic remarks upon
the Church establishment expressed during
drive by moonlight, which Baron Bunsen
lots down in letter to his wife, evidently
intended for her eye alone.
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Richmond Prices-Current.

Ill.
Aie.-scotclh best brands, pints, % q dozen;
Clear lgs r.ssss sss S
l79iisc.; Virginia hams, i7@iSN.; canvassed
HAMS plain h hams Sg sS a. 40 ,nsh.,
Butter.,Prlme, 4OG!sc.; other grades, soaasc.
iG B@asgy aGMi unlon ssc. National soe extra
hand iaade, 10 4saSoc: Andfswseoggins eoc. s''
sa Sar TadeipRia lsss ap pss. s. whole
s%s S& sss IS :is
Bueksts Painted, two hoops, see asa.7s three
Bees Be,es;,sar.-as@4oc. % h.
Concentrated Ley.-slss@sa v dozen by the
Cement 4s@s2.so % barrel; James River, !,
.Con5sctionertes. Fruits, ,&c.-candy stick. csc.
asSso box box. 9rsn ass; s7.sS@ Ss
Co Co,n.Msee Corn Exchange Report.
Corn Msal: s Mills, bolted si.2o; country
| Cheese.-Northern and Western prime cutting,
&c.; common, l2@lSe.; English dairy, lsgeoc;
Cofee.-Rio, 2l025c.; Laguayra, 2sG27e.; Java,
tandles.-Adamantlne, light weight, l0@9le.;
| full weight, 25c.: tallOw. 15c.
Cotton Cards, $7@$s q dozen; wool cards, sac
cotton Yarns-From No. 0 to No. IL, 81; Man
| chester, $2.25 LeakSyllle, x2.25. ssr
EggS.-1992Oc. per dozen.
F7or.-supernne, $la; extra, Sla.7s@Sl4 FAM
ny fissh.WHerrings: Halifax, se.so@s7 "a barrel;
North Carolina, &.so@s0 % barrel f5r No. 1, ss for
No. ., and $3.50 a. half-barre for Mol roe her
s No. n sair SS s sssrss
@ss; No ln kitsi ,i 2sSss,so; No. &.lS@
mill SOC. 9Rbushcl. Brownstutf, from the mill, 4Oc.
" bushel. Wheat bran, zoe: Corn = bran, 2sc:
ap a 5@ss Sf Rs SlsstSsEsiss ss
Fifs iSfGs s.e MI mot rsne
cash soluble Pacific guai,o, 800 per ton; flour OF
nss n ss &c. Fe% s Bras
SO; bone dust, $50 q ton James River manipulated
glano regular preparation, $40; James River man
BONE tnef phosphate, 800 Ftoa; Wilson's amSonatpd
IS q o INNS so 1T Psf Ferns sem
pany's crude Peruvian g,lsno, $s5 crushed Peru
ynn gnanS 800 phosph9 Peruvian gaanE s to.
fhodes's snperphosphate Of lime, ssS.
Furs~Rabbit &c; mrskrat nc; raccoon., ls@
2Oc.; gray fox 30c: red fox 75c, large dark mink,
&c. these arc the prices for prime skins Interior
Eass;-Toys mining sss. Gsl:5s per 100 feet.
very dni i0sse il'e geese common
GinSeng.-8OQs0c.
Grindstones. ~ ID.
sailed Io.Gi5c; Wet salted caIfskins SI7s6ss. 10.
Hdy.-T1rgfnia, $lI$l.25.
Hnls.-Wool, $60$l2 a. dozen boys' wool. $G0
seess sSos sE hats 4sts sss@ sd
mere hats, $aogSeo 81 dozen. .o =
hon-Englsh refined E, IRON 4 sats. D.; country
hammered, StPoae;; S sS .,., 'ags.gr. " a No.
her0senG 0Y.-ioc. o. gaiioh rcttii S 1oS: ~,
Lard.-Prime, barrels and i'd tierces 2oage2ic. IN
half barrels 2f; IN Kegs 2c ;5o country on 21c
LedtherzS0ie lcalner oak, SaGg'Ic sole "a iehtner'
hemlock, 2oQg3oc.; upper, oogtoec. KIP, a9zem,
s9sGSS2 harness, Ssasc; cashs, fr sanl y!o
UsoI aonestlS, osSveyS''' iiofoeeo' @'OUp'0'
rough skirting, ZsNlEVc, po,.,.,, ., soe,
:, t,me'-'irsih''' 9i''eSPi''' No'N'A''1 Ti.''W
YotassesMGommsoon sErp Ss@soc genuine gel
e ea s3iug; i.T ss6Sss. Vow nrinaps nrinn
(nominaD ~.
H G,,ts ias stof sec MI a. hundred
0its.-Linseed, Si.Ssgyic:sS; machine, SlBSa:ao !:
sperm, e., nn ssNS2 TX. sweet FL Ok a.
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Mercy for the CIerkenwen Explosion.
iSfa-.-..---

LONDON, Eng, May John Bright and
other Liberal members of Parliament have
united in n petition to the Queen for the
Communication of the death sentence of Bar
ret, convicted of connection with the Clerk
enwell explosionists.
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EXCEPTIONAL INSTANCE. = There is a
maxim to the effect that figures can't lie
The exceptions to the rule are the fashiona,
BILE figures of ladies dressed in the height
of the fashion. -Nel1 York Commercial.
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ImDeachment-The Court AdjOurns
until neutrality-suspicious. TO be Linn
tied to Fifteen Minutes.

Impeachment-The Court AdjOurns
until neutrality-suspicious. TO be Linn
tied to Fifteen Minutes.
WASHINGTON, May III M.-The court
opened, but Immediately closed doors and
went into secret session.
A Massachusetts, member Of Congress re-
marked to-day, in abiding to the impeach-
ment, that its friends were much dis
turbed.
The House is in session, but doing no
thing.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, May THE prolonged
secret session to-day resulted in the adop-
ton of the following:
"That the court adjourn till Monday al
IL o'clock, when it will consider the rules
"a vote shall be taken on the several
articles at noon Tuesday without debate.
"Speeches shall be limited to fifteen
minutes on the entire subject, and not Oh
each article.
"Members may file written opinions
within two days after the vote on the arti'
cles, to be published with the proceedings
A motion regarding the form in which
the Chief Justice shall put the question Il
senators was tabled.
1t is stated outside that the adjournment
till Monday was at the instance of Chic
Justice Chase, who desires time to retiec
on the proper manner Of putting the ques
ton and other details.
The current of public feeling has no
been changed by to-day's proceedings.
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II A granddaughter of Rev. Alexander
Campbell, late President Of Bethany COL
lege, West Virginia, was baptised into the
Catholic Church, in Cincinnati, by Arch
bishop Purcell, only q few days since; 1t
will be remembered that a celebrated theo-
logical discussion upon their respective re-
ligions tenets took place between the Arch
bishop and DR., Campbell seYeral years
since RaesIal9 lasellgeacer.
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CoIored Conservative Meeting I'm sa-
yannaEa. 4 i,

SAVANNAH, Ga, May IA large colcred
Conservative meeting was held this evening.
a United States flag was presented to it by
the white citizens, and speeches were made
by white and colored men. Much enthu-
siasm was manifested.
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i GRAND RALLY IN CARoLINE.-A mass
meeting of the white men of Caroline will
be held at Bowling Green on Monday the
18th instant-court-day. Hon. r. L. Mon
tague and other distinguished speakers will
address the people
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- asa=-as=-===z--- --=z=-za----=-==
MARRIED..

On the evening of the Sd instant, by tho Rev.
James T.. Gates Mr.. ROBERT &. SAIfTFIERS to
Mrs. LUCY ANN TUCKER. the former Of Hen
rico and the latter of RichmondcIty.
On the evening of the 9Th, by the same, Mr.. VAL
TER b. EGGLESTOS to Miss MARY ANN
CARTER all of this city.
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Rlcllnlond 1ispatrlr,
FRlDAf......... ............MAY s, 1868.
WASHINGTON LETTER.


Impeachment Stock still Wtctuating-Anr-
iety and Suspense JFndi,ninished-No
Time Designated for the Veruict-Bets,
RoonorS, and Speculations stu Circu-
latina.
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rho f,ole.HiscocIs Trial.

ALBANY, N. Y, May THE jury in the
case of Cole, charged with the murder Of
Hiscock, a member of the Constitntional
Convention, who had sednced his wife, was
d;yided-six to six--and was discharged.
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ED.

In Baltimore on thc,Gth instant, MARY a. SUIT
TON the devoted and beloved wife of Philip j.
Sutton. and daughter of the late Benjamin F. Hill
lizard. of Richmond Va, in the forty-frst year OF
her age, after few weeks OF rapidly declining
health
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AGRICULTURAL.

THO SAVE LABOR,
BUY A CORN-PLANTER,
with which one man will do the work of six.
PRICES, FROM Sls TO $25.
H. NJ. SMITH K CO.,
Manufacturers 1882 Main street.
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The report Of the Senate committee
shows that Folpey IL not d aefanlter.
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! COMfERCTAT,
Richmond Tobacco srars...

m AhuRspAY, May Z, lses.
our breaks have increased very much sor t,a
past week. Market holds firm. and pricSs wishons
sany change worthy or note. Below we dive tie
transactions s28 h0gsheads, 2sS tierces, and So
boxes, sold 3.,
MASrFAcTURING TOBACCO.
Lars Common to medium dark working. "a. 80
Gs7: good dark working, 87.s00SS; sun-cured
common, Ss.5o@Ss; sun-cnred good, aeG115 !;
coal-cured common. 500 SA: ,coal-cnred bright
S,5li$as: coal-cured fancy, Sa5GS4o.
: LsaE-Comnlon dark working, T@es medium
dark Workings &al$lS; good dark. working Pig
SIS fine and wrapping, $leGSlo snnscnreds gi2aag
wrappers, medium to extra, $sOG41eo.
SHIFTING TOBACCO.
Luss.-yery common and heavy weights, SO
$3.50; medium, $7(l$s; good &S. 5o9$e.
Lear-C6ntinental shipping, 8lsG$ia
sTEM1aING TOBACCO.
LeaG-Common, ssGsle; good, sil6sls; fine,
;ssms.-yery common to good, s16s. 50.
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,r,hsrs from that body were present.
the notion action was made TO appoint q commit
= "'T ",minate delegates to the Chicago
tee 20 , "G The motion was carried, and
CONVENE Merrill, Bohannon, Egbert, Tall,
Ncss N. Browcr, were appointed.
ana w. ~. consultation, the committee report
NV :, ES} \
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THOR SALE, ON SIX MONTHS CREDIT,
dye SAND CARTS, a WAGoN. q DRAY, .
nnmber az ARTIEIsERy WHEELS and q
SEINE. Apply az MasosS Tobacco Warehouse u
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fyll.9d
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 20.


REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON CITY, NEv.,
February Z. 1868. )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Crpsus Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, by John Nelson President. has this day
died in this ONCE a diagram, together with q
notice Of application for patent from the United
States, under Ae, Of Congress, approved July %,
Isss, FOR Six Hundred Feet OF the Comstock
Lode, known as the Cresus Gold and Silver
Mining Company's claim. in the Virginia and
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County Neva-
da SAID claim Is bounded on the north BY. the
Cholar- Potosi Mining Company's claim, and on
the south by the Copper's and Mills ground, anu
Il more particularly described as follows, to-wit;
The northern line OF said claim has a direstion
north $50 46 west md south 80 40 east, and
pass es through u point In said line marked on
diarram No. i, from which the center OF the
CrTsus g. & s. ". Co.'S shaft hears south s30
~ west ga feet Thesouthern line OF said claim
begins ut a point marked No. 9. bearing south
l6o IA west 800 feet from the first mentioned
polnt No. /, and has a direction parallel with the
northern line. The walls Of said vein or lode
are unknown. and the extent thereof laterally
cannot be ascertalned by actual measurement,
but IL IL bounded on each side by the wall OF the
same, the amount Of ground between the end
lines and the unascertafned walls Of the lode Is
estimated at ten acres
10 addition to the above estimate Of ground
said Company claims the following described
surface ground: Beginning Mt stake MOL from
which the Cresus shaft bears north o9o VESTS
feet and running thence. LIST. north so 10 east
Ie0 feet: thence 90 north Coz 45 west 10 feet;
thence CD south 500 ~ ives, 200 feet: thence az
south $40 as east l67 feet; thence 10 soLth "
~ west 45t feet: thence 90 south 47o4S east log
feet; thence north lso ~ east lT3 feet to the
place of beginning, containing l el0 acres.
WARREN T. L0CKHART,
fyll GOD Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 81.

-
REoIsrER'sOYYIcE, CARSON CITY, SEv.,S
December 81. 1861.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Levi Dague has this day Hled in this Office
a diagram, together with anotlee Of application
for Patent from the United States under Act OF
Congress, approved July &c, 1906, for one thou
sand feet Of the Rey Del Monte Lode, known as
the Ohio Mining Company's claim, in tbs Pal
myra and Indian Springs Mining District. Lyon
county, Nevada. Said claim IL more particularly
described a. follows. TO wit: commencing At u
stake marked No. l, being the southeast corner,
running thence In u north easterly direction one
thousand feet to stake marked No. 2; thence In
q north westerly direction three hundred feet
to stake naked No. 3; thence In q south wester'
ly direction one thousand and atty feet TO stake
marked No. 4; thence In a south easterly diree-
don and along the north line Of the Buckeye
claim six hundred and sixty feet to stake
marked No. l. the place Of beginning, and IL
bounded on the south by the Buckeye claim. and
ON the north, east, and west by unclaimed ground
and Il more particularly described by the diagram
and notice posted on the claim and In this Office.
WARREN T.L0CKHARr,
jy3.9Od Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 65.


REGISTERS oFYIcE. CARSON CRY, New.
December IL. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lNEcho Gold aud Silver Mining Company. by
L. p. Drsxler and John d. Stephens, have this
day filed In this office a diagram. together with
u notice Of application Tor a patent from the
United States. under Act Of Congress, approved
July &c, 1866. for fifteen hundred feet Of the
Echo Lode. known rs the Echo Gold and Silver
Mining Company's lain. In the Gold Hill Mir.
ing District. Storey county, Nevada, and moro
particularly described M follows, to.wit: Com.
meneing at n post marked l. and standing i'm.
mediately south Of a shaft on the west side Of
the Devils Gate Tollrosd. from which the quar-
ter section corner Of Sections 5 and {. In Town
ship No. l6. north Of range 81, east bears north
go IS east us feet, and running thence, LIST:
north I6o ~ east 200 feet to a post standing I'm.
der the Succor Mil near the southeast corner;
thence, End. south 43o ~ east 1900 feet down
Gold Canyon to a post standing near che north.
east corner Of an old stone cabin; thence, I'd.
south 400 IS ives, 900 feet to n post; thence, 4th,
north I3o ~ west 1880 feet to the place Of be.
ginning. SAID claim Is bounded on either end by
no known claimants, and more particularly de-
scribed by the diagram and notice posted on the
claim and in this office.
WARREN T. L0CKHART,
DecembAr u. lS67-Sm Register.
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Summons.

u. 8. Rev. Stamp. 50c.l fNsv. Rsv. Stamp. SOC.
STATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO-
y rey. In the Justices Court. American CITY
township, In and for the county Of Storey. The
People Of the State OF Nevada send greeting to
Nelson Consolidated Mining Company You are
hereby summoned to appear before me at my
once In tho township Of American City, in the
county OF Storey. on the 18th DAY OF
MARCH. A. D. 1858, at 10 o'clock NJ, to answer
unto tho complaint OF A. Lawson. wherein he
drcd dollar. for work and labor performed at your
request, when judgement will be taken against
YOU for the aid amount, together with costs and
damages, II you fail to appear and answer;
county greeting: Make legal service and due ser
vice hereof
Given undsr my hand this 9th day Of Feoru'
ary. A. d. 1868.
s2S.lm Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
ADJUDICATION for Patent.
R,o,,rrR'sorrIcE: Carson cirI, NV.
Notice No. ~.

u.rxp.soyrIcE. CARSON CITY, NEv.
February Is, ls6s.
-or,cr Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
NoLL. Front Lode Consolidated Mining
1Nan by Samuel A. Chaplin. President,
CompIa' dsy dled In thi. Office a diagram. to
na, .i,h n notice of application for patent,
Es,ne, M IinIted states, under Act Of Congress,
ann.oxsd July a6, 1866, for ffty. four hundred
aPptS y iogc 81 ouartx supposed to be the Com
s,osk iods known as the Gold Canyon Tun.
ii comnanyi. Claim, situated ON Gold Cam
~ = ~ GniJ inn MIuiur District, Storey County,
g., s"mr.ncInr nj A polnt % feet east OF
49, s,,ss, Gold HIl, and distant % feet
sn.,s 81 M Rhode Island Quartz Mil, the south.
.o.ns, ~ the Gold Riu Ouartz Mil hears
eay s.e ~ vs., distnn, 800 feet: thence run.
- La eour,e. south 10 30 east. $40 feet TO
mus, go .hs,.S ISN sar,h 90 40 .ss, asi t.a,
s'ake ~ : a'asa,h 40 40 $50 . ,sS
TO stakeSo ); 'nsnse W souSu no ~ oLos
feet 10 STAKE NO. :; tnsnse ~ s0a'n - sass
l,lss ,estto STAKE NO., 9elns ~ Sun = =
tse clam aSea'eu ON sonu aSva, ~ ~. pss,sa
tne nous.U s .ne SSpsaNnasa, ~ 49,
OF sAd company. ING su,'aee st9"nu s,SimNeu