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The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

Beware Of hating men for their opin-
ions, or of adopting their doctrines be-
cause you love and ycnerate their virtues.
A mulatto woman by the name Of
Banero, living at La Crosse, Wis, gave
birth to three children, two of whom are
white and as black as a coal.
1t has been discovered that coal cx-
posed to the weather loses in nine
months fifty per cent. Of its value as fuel
and nearly as much as gas -makiTI ma
terial.
The Grown Prince Of Prussia has an
income of somewhat over a million dot
lars, and, as he has an economical wite,
he manages to live docently and lay up
some 100000 year.
a beer saloon for ladies has lately
been opened at Cambridge, Mass, and
many Yankee gals may be seen there en-
gagged in the manly custom OF blowing
the froth off their glasses.
A Boston lady, who married the late
Prince Frederick of Noer, and was made
a Countess of the Austrian Empire, has
been sent to lunatic asylum. Her de-
lusion was that she had poisoned her
husband and all his relatives.
Men who have raised themselves from
an humble calling need not be ashamed,
but rather ought to be proud of the din
cultics they have surmonnted. The la
borer on his feet stands highe-Sthan the
noblcman on his knees.
Write your name, by kindness, love.
and mercy, on the hearts of the thou
sands you come in contact with, and you
will never be forgotten. Y~ur name,
your deeds, will be rs legible on the
hearts you leave behind as the stars on
the brow of the evening.
THE Secretary of War has ordered
the indefinite postponement of the reno
val of the Confederate dead from john
sons Island, as great fears are entertain
ed for the health of the city OF Sandus-
XIV, Ohio, in case the bodies are disinter-
red during the hot weather.
WHEN the viceroy of Egypt, who is
now at Ems, took a walk at dusk on the
first day after his arrival at that German
watering place, he had collision with a
drunken Englishman, who called hlm
I'D Arab" and slapped his face, be-
fore the police and the bystanders were
able to Interfere.
A BERLIN newspaper recently haa .
, large sale In fact, one merchant Doagns
up the whole edition. IL contaiqea
5 notice of the betrothal Of his daue&er.
which had unfortunately been annui'eu
by the fickleness of that young woman
after the paper had gone to press
A Western paper says that 6enefSl
Frank Blair will deliver temperance zee,
! lures during the campaign.-N foT'
ITibUs.
Good Now, if the Tribune can per
suade Grant to attend his lectures,
| great deal Of good may be accomplish
cd.-Ncto HaHe" P~ei-'~r.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

"THEY SAZ1-that Grant is going tc
withdraw, and deA~ne the race for the
Presidency. We don't believe it. He
is going to act just as he did when he had
hold of that cows tail, the history Of
which his venerated father has made IA
nous. He is going to hold on till he is
dumped, on the Sd of November, into
deeper mire than that in which ''that
same old COW" dropped him! Hold on
Grant, If you let go you will have
spoiled the promise of your spring =
and cheated the COW
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

REBEL SPEEcH-The New Albany
Ledger tells the following pretty good
one: a radical, while hearing the De-
claration of American Independence
read at the Fourth of July celebration
at Ridgeville, where it recites that "the
King had quartered soldiers among us in
time of peace" turned upon his heel and
walked away, muttering that "he would
not issen to any such d-drebel speech
as that
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

IN the Eighth Congressional District
Democratic Convention, held at Brown
vile, Tenn, Hon. John w. Leftwieh
was nominated for Congress, and Colo
mel w. w. Vaughan nominated for Pres
idential Elector. The convention was
large and enthusiastic, and sanguine
hopes are entertained that, in view of the
Radical dissensions in the Eighth Dis
triet, Mr.. Leftwich viii be elected.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

TIE following arc the oaths which
Colfax took, as leader of the "Know-
Nothings:"
FIRST DEGREE-In the presence Of
Almighty God and these witnesses, you
do solcmnly promise and swear that =
you will not vote, nor give yourinhuenee,
FOR ANY MAN, FOR ANY oEFIcE IN the
gift of the people, unless he be an
AMERICAN BORN CITIZEN, III favor OF
Americans ruling America, DOR If he be
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Z SECOND DKCREE.---In thc presence OF
Almighty God and these witnesses, you
do solemnly and sincerely swear = ~ x
If it may be legally done, you will, when
elected or appointed to any official station
! comforting on you the power to do so,
remove all foreigners, aliens or Roman
Catholics from Office or place; and that
you will not in no case appoint such to
any Office or place in your gift.
These oaths ought to be paraded IN
the Radical papers as a trap to catch
Feuian and German voters.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22
NO. 35.

in Elfie's eye when she came up to bed
that night which filed Aunt Betsy S
soul with dread, and convinced her that
Castlewynne had betrayed the secret OF
her seige and surrender.
And thus Aunt Betsy, sorcly against
her will, was forced to hOlp Cupid's bark
ahoat adown the stream of True Love
Alas poor Aunt Betsy
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

Two thousand Germans, residing in
the upper portions of Philadelphia, have
formed Seymoura and Blair Club. These
Germans have heretofore acted with the
Radical party. Philadelphia viii elect
the Democratic ticket by at least 10000
majority.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

THE Alabama Radical State Govern
ment, in one respect at least, is in ad-
vance of the Tennessee concern. The
former has removed all political disabili-
ties so far as they can from the disfran-
chised class. At the same time, howev-
er, it has determined that the Legislature
shall cast the electoral vote Of the State
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22
Head Qts. Everywhere III
Dark Of The Moon!!!

lLrF+F J = 4Il4'l7 =. =
CIIcre appears terrific picture Illus
trating the punishment Of dolinquents. ]
Halt and Listenl Read and turn pale
in the face!ll Delinquent Subscribers
hear your doom -! Pay your Subscrip-
ton The Videtto is looking for you
Death to Traitors u Send the 50 90
Pay for your Advertisements Look
QUIT Mule in the Cellari Dead man
in the Loft Guilty ef SeditiQ2..if you
.sis.ss't. sssslad ~ ~ l4llaneYI.f -
Two CYCLOPsEs,
(Big Oncs.)
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

THE Mexican debt, acknowledged by
the Government, is s1OO,000,0O0, OF
S12 so per head for the whole popula-
ton. Of this o,Oo0, 900 is due Eng
lish creditors, and small amount only
to the United States.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

THE United States government has
taken possession of the Hot Springs of
Arkansas and made them free to the
world. The title of the property is in
dispute, but the government holds it sub
ject to the decisi2aF~ the Supreme Court.
1t is thought th-l the Hon. John Nor
rissey will become the purchaser.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22
NASHEILLE DIRECr0RK
CITY OGlcers.

City Omcers.
Mayor.-Sam1. Landrum.
Cytv .Judqe.-J. II. Davis.
Clerk.-J. H. Morehead.
.Harshal.-Pat Cunningham.
County Officers
County Jadqe.-B. r. Walker.
County Aaorney.-H. A. Tyler. :,
Circuit Court CLerk.-W. Ii. Brevard.
County Court Clerk-Jno. a. " Milson.
.Hierif.-R. f. NIillet; Office in w.
r. Walkers drug store.
Deputy .Sheri6.-R. S. Chapman.
Csroner.-Thad W. Thomas.
JailorL w. Stubblefeld.
Maoistrai kDistrict No. l, f. G.
Kimbro, Jacob Bushart. Constable
George Morris. District No. 2, Owen
Miles, and Alfred Naylor. Constable
Wm. IL. Roper. District No. B, j. w.
Mays and John Boyer. Constable
George NJ. Wilbourn. District No. 4,
j. N. Hawkins and r. Cross. Con-
stable-L. Everett.
Comfy Assessor.-Wm. Hubbard.
u S. Assessor.-T. G. Buck.
IT, S. Rep. Collector-H. c. Catlett-
Judqes.-Court of Common Pleas,
Ed Grassland. Circuit Court-E. l.
Bullock.
Commonwealth Anorney.-J. Tiee.
Register in Baakrpptcy.-Charles 5.
Marshal.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

\ GREEK maid being asked what for
tune she would bring her husband, re
plied' 81 will bring him what gold can
not purchase heart unspottcd, and yir-
tue without stain-which is all that de-
scended to me from my parents"
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22
Clinton, Ky, July 26, 1868.
The Elnst ort,e Ku NIlx

The following fearful order appears in
the Hartsville (Tenn.,) Vidette, a few
days ago. Tho Legislature should sec
to it forwith.
KU KLUxll LOO Loos!I!
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

IDEAS, said Voltaire, are like boards
some only get them when they grow up.
and women never have any.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

THE wine crop in France is described
uniformly, as the most abundant and the
best in quality that has ever been grown
within the memory of man.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

COLONEL Oscar Turner is on the war
path in tkMfslstrict. He will make a
brilliant canvass as alternate elector for
the State at large.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22
Sleepy IIoller.

If ga pin day is groat a year." as
the proverb has it, what will ten-pins
every day bring man to? To the bowl
ing alley, we suppose.
Texas contains 15O, ,OOO,O acres, and
ia six timcs as Iarpc rs Ohio.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

THE friends of Judge Grassland are
urging him to run for Congress against
Judge Trimble.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

toral vote for Seymour. And for the same
reason Mississippi. and some other States
are to be aarecoastructed. If "recon-
struction" does not make sure of negro
rule, then it is emo go"
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

once assaulted Gen. Wheeler so brutally,
has been indicted at Smithvillc, Tenn,
for gross revenue frauds. He approach
ed from behind an old citizen of that
place aamed Clark, and dealt him six
blows en- the head with a wagon spoke,
iuficting severe if not fatal injuries.
Clark is an important witness against
him.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

The Radical papers spend great deal
of ink, and try to make great deal Of
capital about what such Southern men as
Hampton, Cobb, Toombs, &c, said down
South That IS all "played out" What
have you Radicals done, and what do
you propose to keep on doing, Is the
question now before the pcoploI As TO
what men say whose hands are fettercd
aud "life's light lied away" makes 10
difference. We are after what men haze
done who have been free to do what they
would.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22
Hickman Directory.

Attorneys at La,o.
T. o. Goalder, Randle & Tyler, A.
D. Kingman, B. r. Walker, John A.
Lauderdale, John W. Cowgirl, t. B.
Logan, Oscar Turner, j. G. Smith, Troy,
Tenn.
Physicians.
Drs. Geurley & Corbett, Carter Blan-
ton, II. G. Catlett, A. A. Faris.
Dry Goods.
j. Amberg, Wm. B. Benny, Wolf &
Piaut, j. II. Davis, j. s. Hubbard.
M Drng Stores.
C. A. Holcombe, w. r. Walker.
Wholesale Grocers.
Slillet & Roulhac, v. A. McCutchen,
II. G. Bailey, G. Ledwidge.
Saloons.
John HeirA, Jshn Whiting, John
eSemonese.
Hardicare aud 7Tnsrore.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22
Col. Ed. CrossIand.

a ED. COURIER II notice that Juds
r Grassland has been, by an act of Con
gress, relieved from the disabilities rrnas
which he labored, on account of his pa
ticipation in the late "so called" reid
lion. This being the ease, Judge Cross
land is of course eligible to any posi~
in the Stan or Federal Government, an
there is noionger any reason why N
! people of this Congressional Distrie
shall not be represented in the Federa
Congress by man who aot only refece
their political sentiments, but who's
feelings and synpaties are in perfect IN
ison with their own.
The people Of Hickman cz.sss s!,
most unanimously ,,..sfr ,r-
- .,.....ss,rssan Il 81 80 per
gress, and without intending to 20 -
the slightest upon the course ef os7s stSrA
sent distinguished Representative, they
feel constrained to call upon Judge
Crosslafia, who was born and reared
among them, to yield to their wishes and
become a candidate for the position indi-
Gated.
Certainly no man deserves more at
the hands of tbe people of Western Ken
lucky than1ndge Grassland, and as
amnesty, full, complete and perfect, is
one of the cardinal tenets Of the Demo
cratic party, let the Linn Boyd De
mocracy" of the Old First" be the
first to carry this generous and polite
doctrine into practical operation, by Gle
waiting to a seat in the Federal Congress
a Confederate soldier, who, in good faith
obeys and respects the Federal Constitu-
tion and laws, who is loyal citizen Of
the Republic, whose honor is uutarnish-
ed, and whose integrity, personal and
political, has ever been unchallonged.
HICKMAN.
Clinton, Ky, July &c, 1868.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22
Marriages and Deaths.

FoTs sStafe 0fficersf 80 90
For fsou,,fy ssssf 49, 8 90
For Municipal Officers 90
Marriages and Deaths.
Notices of the above character viii be in
serted free of charge. Obituaries and trib-
utes of respect inserted at 81 90 per square.
gSy- Advertisements IN Local Column 81
for four lines or less and 20 cents for each
additional line.
ga Voluntary communications, contain
ing interesting news, solicited from any
quarter. News letters from Western Ken
lucky and Tennessee especially desired.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22

..~m>zsnRs,sss ~ ~ n ~ sssr,s.-s----'
Bondurant & Drewry, 0Verton, Steele
& Co.
A. S. AndeSon.
Carriage Mangfdctory.
Kirkpatrick & Bro.
Cigar Manufacturer.
Francis Miller.
Wagon Manyacturcrs.
Hertwick & Baltzer.
Tt,ilors.
Louis Persons, +. Case.
BARRIERS.
e. Margraff & Co.
Fruit Tree Nursery.
George f. Rogers.
House and Sign Painter.
Thomas NJ. Jones.
Express Companies.
Merchants Union Express; Southern
Express; Overton, Steele & Co., Agents.
Fuvaiture Stores.
F. Bartoldus, Charles Oswald.
Marble Works.
b. C. Ramage.
EOuiing Nils.
h NJ pbiniSS9 S5sk..
). II. Davis.
Insurance agent.
Samuel Landrum.
LioeIy Stable.
Wm. B. Plummer.
Matchmaker and Jeacelry.
John D. Walker, A. Plaut.
Boot and Shoe Shop.
George Wehman, Casper Sohm X Co.,
Julius Frenz.
Hotels.
Planters Hotel, by Parks 6 Co, on
Clinton street; City Hotel, by Mrs. n.
Dillon.
The Hickman courier., 1868-08-22
Rates Of AdYerfisinc.

One square, ten lines or less, one insertiI
sl.5O; each subsequent insertion SOC.
/ Square months. K
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-11
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 100.
U. :. LAND oyytcr-

CARSON CIrY, New, April -, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE I'M
IN plre MIL and Mining Company a corporation
duly orsanlksl unlcr the laws OF the State OF Cali
fornia. has this day nted In this oniee u diagram, to-
gether with a notice OF Application for patent from
the United States OF america, for Twenty CD feet
OF the Comstoek Lode, known as the Emplre Mil
and Mining Company's south claim, in the Gold Hill
Mining District, storey county. Nevada. bounded
on the north by the mining ground known as
Mining Company's claim. described rs follows, to-
wit: Commencing at post No. &, which Is situated
south 6lo Jp east, distant JO9S feet from the south
east corner OF the1 aud Empire SHAH. run
nlng thence ~ soith 80 ~ west - feet to post No.
!; thence CD NORTH 80 30 west 1858 feet; thence
so 80 west ii-;5 feet; thence (9 north SO 90 west
32l-5 feet to post No. ii. thence (6) north 50 Ia east
9fcct to post No. >: thence "a south so li east
a:l.T feet: thence ~ south SO ~ east ll..5 feet;
thence () south SO 81 east 2s-5 feet; thence lOj
south 10 80 east 1888 feet TO place OF beginning,
acre, more or less. The above described surface
gro md covering the prospected portion OF tho lode
claihed. Il necessary for the successful working OF
said mlnlsg claim. Tho walls OF said vein or lode
are unascertalned. and the Lateral extent thereof Is
unknown. and the extent OF said vein or lode can
ment, but the said vein or lode Is bounded on each
std~ by the wall thereof; and said company claims
In addition to the above described surface ground.
the right TO follow said lode, or any Gifts dips, spurs,
angles. or variations. into adjoining land, especially
bsSeath the surface, and estimate the amount Of
land between said end lines above described and the
walls OF the lode. necessary for the future working
pt said mining claim. TO contain two acres Ia add.
ton to the amount claimed as above. Said claim Is
more particularly described In the notice and dla-
gam posted In this ONCE and on the claim.
WARREN +. LOCkuART. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.
Notics No. OIL.

REGISTERS YrfcE, CARSON CITY. NEv.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In Gold Hill Tunnel Gold and Silver Mining
Company. by n. Huguet Superintendent mas
tnis DAY MED In this ofdco a diagram, toge'uei
with q noticed application for patent from tus
United States, under Act Of Congress, approved
July 90. 1866, for four thousand feet OF The Gould
and Condo Lode. known ~ the Gold Hili Tnn'
mel Gold and Silver Mining Company's claim, 10
the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada. There arc no known elainants on
either end Of said claim. Said claim Ii more par
tieularly described as follows. to- wit Commene.
Ing at q stake set at the mouth Of the Companys
tunnel, said point being located in a ANAL ravine
about 400 feet northeast OF the Rhode ISLAND
Mil; thence following the lineo the tunnel Qst
eourse) n. 50 w 9t6 feet to q point 81 feet south
OF the company's shan; thence cd eoursel n.
10 so T.. 3,O5i fcet, following the supposed line
ofthe lode at the tunnellevel; on the surfaeethe
I'd course at n point l.450 from tho point OF di.
veTgence at the tunnel passes about Jo0 feet
eastof lmpsrial-E mplreholstlng works n dends
at point In the shed OF tho Truckee Hay. fard'
ls3 feet east Of q street, at the Divide. No sur
face grounds claimed along the line Of the lode.
The following described tracts arc taken for
working purposes: Tract No. ], commencing ~
the mouth OF the tunnel and running south W
30 west 500 feet to a post; thence north " 10:
east269 fect TO q post; thence north y 20 east
az feet to place Of beginning containing ) OF m
acre. Tract No. 9. commencing at n post marked
G. II. T. $. N. Co.'S claim, which point OF Gem
meneement IL connected with the eompany's
tunnel by a water flume by the following course:
lst-south 10 3 west 500 feet ad-south l4o
~ 90 feet; 3d-south % 80 west l63 feet; It'll
south 80 &C. east9i feet 5th-south l3o2y east
III feet: 6th-south 900 49, cast l25 feet; It'll
south 800 70 127 feet: sth-south 500 So east 269
feet; 9th-south go So west c35 feet TO the
white post above described; thence running Isl
course south Ito east l,9i7 feet; ad-north 800
30 east 300 feet: 3d-north 2lo east 4lS feet
tth-north 400 30 east 2,706 feet: 5th &c
3O west ,9i7 feet; 6th-south 43o 80 west 4,3&!
feetto place of beginning. containing las 35.lot
acres.
Tract No. }. embracing 5 feet on each side Of
the above described fume. from the south end o
tract No. l to tract No. 2, containing one.thirdo
an acre.
The walls Of tho lode arc unascertaincd; the
lodcis supposed to be embraced In IN area OF
acres. Total area. including surface ground. Is;
WARREN t. LoCKHART. Register.
April }, 1868. ap3'3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tor Patent.
' Notice No. 57.
us. RrdsrxR's orricE,
Canaan CRY. NV. April 30. lSsr


Carson CRY, NV, April ~, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE I'M
IN pcriai Silver Mining Company. n corporation
organized under the law OF the State OF CalifJrnia.
With notice OF application for patent from the
United states, under Act OF Congress, approved
July 70. NtS, for One Hundred and Eighteen llls)
feet OF Ike ComstOck Lode, and Imperial Silver
Minlns Company's claim; KNOW as tne MIA mining
eoupty. Nevada, and bouaded on the north by the
minin. Claim known a. the Triglonc claim, and on
the south by the Bacon Companys claim. and l.
mencins al stake No. I. which Is situated south SO
so east siSty-nine (69) feet distant nom a post on
the top OF the Coalcal Hill east OF the Imperial and
Empire nsw hosting works, running thence south
so ~ west fis feet TO stake No. ?: thence north $50
~ west l.Oa'-o feet; thence north sac 81 west ?'-o
$40 40 west SCI, feet to stake No. 81; thence north
so IA east IFS feet to stake No. -; thence south so
80 east SELF feet; thence soath Syo 20 east tl-15
feet; thence south SO 81 east ;?s3 feet: thence
south 40 ~ east l.0JiS feet TO the place OF begin
ming. containing four and thlrty-nlnc hundredths
"a 3al0) acres. The above described surface ground,
covering the prospectcd portion OF the lode, Is
necessary for the successful working OF said mining
claim, Tho walls OF said vsiu or lode are unascer.
talned. and the lateral extent thereof Is unknown,
and the extent OF such vein Or lode cannot at pres
ent DO azcertsined by actual measurement, but the
said vein or lode Is bounded on each side by the
wall thereof. Said company claims, In addition TO
tho above described surface ground. the right to fol-
low Said vein or lode, or any OF Its dips. spurs,
angles or variations into adjoining land. especially
beneath the surface, and estimate the amount OF
land between said end lines and tho walls OF the lode
necessary for the future working OF SAID mining
ground. and claim to eontaln ten (lO) acres In aidi-
ton to the amount already claimed above. Said
claim Is moro particularly described In the notice
aud diagram Pe;,sd !n tl.s once AMI on the claim.
ApssSIm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-11
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 0S.
U. $. RrlIsrrR,s OFFICE

u $. RrSisrER's 0rrIcE.
CARSON CIR, NEy:, April y. lSGSl..
NOTICE Is HEREBi GIVEN THAT THE M
IN perial silver Mining Company. a corporation
organized under the laws OF the State OF California.
has this day nei In this oriee q diagram, together
with a notice OF application for patent nom the
United StAtes, under Act OF Congress. approved
July %. isS, for Slxty.ive and two-thlrds @5S)
Mining company'se claim, known as the Holmes and
Logan mining ground and claim, In the Gold Hin
Mining District, Storey county. Nevada, and bound
Ell On tho north by the Rice 8 Co.. or Gold Hiu Y.
lonse Company's claim. AMI isdeseribed as follows.
to-wlt: Commencing at post marked No. j, which
Il situated north SO west AK feet distant nom the
northwest corner Of the Challenge Mining Compa.
ny's shan, running thence north 50 ~ cast 65o feet
to stake No. j.: thence south so tG east S?l-5 feet;
thence south $50 30 east AIS feet; thence south
SO ST. east 2s-s3 feet; thence south 80 30 cas-:
1858 feet to stake No. II; thence south 50 Ia west
l,0o7-3 feet: thence north so ST. west 27-s3 feet:
thence north SO 10 west tl-15 feet. thence north
SO 80 west 32l-I feet to the place OF beginning. con-
talnlng two and t~orty-four hundred,hs C2iLioo)
acres. The above described surface ground. cover
Ing the rfospected portion OF the lode. Is necessary
for the successful working Of said mining claim.
The walls OF said vein or lode arc unaSccrtained and
the lateral extent thereof Is unknown. and the ex-
tent Of said vein or lode cannot at present be ascer-
taincd by actual measurement. but the said vein or
lode "a bounded on each side by the wall thereof.
SaiTcompany claims. In addition to the above de-
scribcGs1riace ground. the right to follow said vein
tionS. ilto adjoining land. especially beneath the
surface. and estimate the amount Of land between
said emil lines and the walls Of the lode necessary
for tho future working OF said mining ground. and
slaimNo contain ave % acres IN addition to The
particularly described In the notice and diagram
posted In this once and on the claim.
WARREN I. LOCkHARr. Register.