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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 03.


REGISTERS oFFcx. CARSON crrr. Nsy.,
April llth. 1855.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Lueerne Gold and Silver Mining Company.
by Henry 8. Dexter, President, and Jos. q. Pax.
son. Secretary. have this day hlsd In this office u
diagram. together with q notice OF application
for patent from tho United States. under al Act
OF Congress. approved July - 1888. for eighteen
hundred feet Of the Luesrne Lodk, known as the
Lucern. Gold and Silver Mining Company
claim. in Gold Hill Mining District, Storey eoun-
ty, Nevada, described rs follows to-wit: Com
mencing a, n post located nfty feet west Of the
DEVILS Gate Toll Road. about $50 feet south Of
the Pacific Mill, at which point the ! section cor
ner post, on the south line Of Sec. S. T. IL. N. r.
q east. bears north $50 30 east 726 feet; thence
running along the supposed line Of the lode $40
l5 east 200 feet to n stake set on tho dump be-
low tho hoisting works; thence south 4lo ~
east 800 feet to q stake marked Lnesme South
Line ~(center) embracing 100 feet on each side OF
the line above described. aud containing 8 26-l0o
acres. Said claim Is bounded on the north BY
mining ground claimed by the Justice and Inde-
pendent Mlnirg Company. which company
claim CONFLICTS with the Lueerne Gold and Silver
Mining Company's lain and on the south by
the 81. Louis Gold and Silver Ainins Company.
WARREN T. LoCKHARr, ReEis.er.
April Is, 1868. apl3om
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Appiicntion Tor Patent.
Notice No. D..


=
y CARSON OIrY (Nev.t. Apollo. 1864 :
N0TICEIS HEREBY OWEN THAT THE
~ Rock Island Gold aad Silver Miulng Com
pany has thIsd day Rlsd In this ofaos n diagram.
together wi,h . notice of app ieation for patent
grsss, approved July go. 1855, for three thousand
feet OF the John L Moore lode. known a. the
Rock Island Company's claim, In Gold. Hin
Mining District. Storey county, Nevada Said
claim Is bounded on tina south by the Mount Blanc
CompAny's 'elaim, aAdr on che uorthS ~ the
Onsota. Baltimore American and other mining
eonpAnies'elains NJ follows to-wit; Beglnnine
a. q stake marked l. from which the monlhofths
oidtunnel Of the Rock Island Company bears
north 7eo $50; feet; and running thsnee-hrst
$50 east3o0 fact; thanee-seeond. porth Ito east
5000 feet; thenss-th;rd. north $50 vest 300
feet; thenes-fourth. south Ito rest :. 900 feet to
b place ofbsglnninS. containing % 50 100 acres.
WARREN T. Lo0KuART. Register.
! ApglR. lsee. fsprlls5a.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12

II Nh. JULIEN. U VT
~ Medicine OF the Faculty ofParis. Graduate
ofthe UnIyerGlty Queens College, and Physician
Of the st. John Bsptiste Seclesy OF San Fran.
cisco.
and others seeking confidential medical advice,
that be cnn DO eonmltsd daily ~ his once, Arm
Org Hall Building. Hortheastcorner Montgomery
and Sacramento streets, San Francisco. Roms
Nos. .. 10, IL, nrst door. up stairs, entrance on
either Montgomery or Shcramentostreets.
DR.. Psrrault'sstudie have been almost exelu.
Ilvely devoted TO the cure of the various forms Of
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results OF In.
urious habits acquired In youth, which usually
terminatsin impotenceand stsrility, and pcrma-
nontly induce all the concomltants Of old age:
Where q secret lnhrmity exists Involving the
happiness Of = life andthatof others reason and
morality dictate the necessity Of its removal, for
Il 10 q fact that premature decline Of the vIgor Of
single life, etc, have their Ioutee In clauses, Ole
germ OF which IL planted In early life, aud the
bitter fruit tasted long aftorward; patients. Ia.
boring under this complaint will complain ofone
or more Of the following ynptomsi Nocturnal
Emissions. Painll In tho Back and head. weakness
of Memory and Sight, Disehargcfrom the Ursthra
on going to sto olormakIng water, the Intsllsctaal
RacultieI are weakened. Loss Of Memory ens1es,
Idess are olouded, and there II . dlsinellnati6nto
attend 10 business, or even TO reading. writing or
the society Of frisnds. eto.- The patient. Hti
probably complain Of DisxineIs, YSrtigo, and
that sight and hearing are weakened, and sleep
disturbed by dreams. nielancholy, sighing. pAlpi-
tations, Paintings. coughs and slow fever while
some have external rheumatic palms. and numb
neiI, of the body. Some Of the mosir eonmon
gymplont are plmpies In ths fsce, and aehing b;
different parts Of the body Patients suffering
from this disease. should apply immediately to
DR.. Pcrrault, either In person or by letter, a. he
viii guarantee u cure OF seminal Emissions and
Impotence In ak TO e~lghtwesks. ~ "a
PatlsntIsufrrlng from venerealdissasssin any
stare, aonorrhea, Glest. StrictureI. Bubo Ulcers,
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LRGAIi bvHR71sEMEHrs. :
ApNtcatioaslOr Patent.
Notice No. 1O3.
rral.rlR'sorsIcl o...os orr r,..

- sGtCe NAN0-L .sJG DI.HNE 81.
RraisrxR'soryIck ,oARsoNofrY, N.Y.
NOTICE Is HEREBY aIvEN THAT
IN Joseph Trench has tia day fflsd II this
Office n dlagrsa. tcssthsr with = notice Of sp'
p~lisattpn for pAtent from tie United States,
under Act Of Congress. approved July %, 1876,
fortwenty (20) feet OF the Comsiock Lods, known
a. the Trench .claim, In Gold Hill Mining Dis.
triet, Storey county, Nevada, bounded on the
north by the Eclipse MIL and Mining Co.'S claim,
and on the south by the Empire Mi and Mining
Co.'s claim, more particularly described Is fol-
lows. to wit: commanding ut post numbee5 5. from
which the southeast corner Of tho Imperial and
Empire shaft besss north go so west 500 feet
distant, and runplng thence south 50 IL west 90
feet to stake number 6; thence north 100 90
west LOST $40 feetfo astation; thence north %
81, n 3I00 fectS thence north $50 2S west
Al 10 100 feet; thence north $40 40 west 59l ITO
feet 70 post number IS; thence north 50 ~ east
90 feet TO post number "a, thence iouih go 90
east 25l ITO feet; thence south 500 90 east
Al 75.l00 tect; thence south e4o 81 east ~ e3.l0C
feet ; thence south 30 e. cart 1.057 s 10 feet TO
the place Of beginning, contaluing seventy.four
hundredihs. (074.l0O Of an acre. embracing said
lode withNal dips, spurL angles aud, y Arislions
salh claim being more particularly described In
the notice and diagram postedin this Office and
on the claim.
y Nav s, ls6a-3m Register.
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~Stockholders' Notice!
OrricE CRows PoISr
GoLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY,
IAN fnkNoIsco. March 81, 1853.

DAN AAANplsOOs hatSh ,iccs
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
adopted At u meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Company
held this day, 4 special meeting Of the Stock
holders OF said Company Il hereby called-tht
lame to DO held at the Office Of the Company,
Hayward's Building. southeast corner OF Call,
fornia aud Lisdcsdorf streets, Ban Francisco
California on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1868. ut two () O'Clock
', NJ, totakc into confederation aud, decide upon
tho proposition TO Increase the Capital Stock oil
said Company from to Two Million Four Hun
drod Thousand Dollars, diyidedinto Twenty.ioui
Hundreds hareso Of One Thousand Dollars each
the present geppl Steck-to Three Million Dol.
lars, divided Into Twelve Thouiand Shares oil
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars each.
TH0s SUNDERLAND,
wa. B JOHNSTON,
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 90.

RKorsrrR's oTytcr, CARSON crrl. NV
y, March IL 1855.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
IN Lawson has this day hled In this ofice.'a
diagram, together with GNotlce of Application
for Patent nom the United States. under Act OF
Congress approved July 26. 1855, for 1900 feet OF
the Red Wing Lode. known as the Nelson Con.
solldatsd Company's claim. In the Gold Hill
Mining District. Storey county. Nevada. con.
msncIng ut station No. I, which 10 situate N. leo
so W., and distant 562 4.l2 feet from section
corners 8 and 7. l and IL, T. Is. N. r. 81 E.; run.
ding thence N. $50 o2,, w. 796 4.l2 feet to stake
10. Q; thence 8. aso 90, W 2iSt l2 feet to stake
1 thence n. 500 so. 4. l.eo0f feat to Staks No. g.;
thence 8. 600 40, Il. 200 feet TO stake No. 6 /
thence 8. -29o 90, ". $50, feet % stske No.7i
thence 8. $50 ~. T.. 300 feet TO stake No. g;
thence 8. 80 27', W. SO feet to the place .ofbe.
y WARREN T .LoCKHART,
uhl6.3m s-fl Register
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

. Dnney Gold and silver Mining
Compmy-LSon County, State Of Nsvada-Eo.
tles Is i hereby given, tina, at a meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees. held on tho Second day OF
April, 1868. an assessment Of Three Dollars (s3)
per share was levied upon tho capital stock OF
said company, payable Immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, No. GOT
Washington street, San Francisco. any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain un'
paid on the SIXTH DAY OF MAY. 1868, will
be advertised on hat day Us delinquent. and un.
less payment shall be made before. will be sold
on MONDAY, THE TwENTY-FIFTH DAY
OF MAY, 1868, to pay the delinquent Assess'
mrnt. together with costs Of advertising and
expenscsofsale.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary,
once. No. sc7. Washington street, San Fran.
cisco. California. ap4'lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12

In accordance with Jaw, and an oreer 81
the Board ofTrustees. made on the Second day
Of April. 1868. so many shares Of each parcel OF
public auction, at the Office Of Maurice Dore q
Co., No. 327 Montgomery street. san Franeiseo,
State Of California, on MONDAY, the TWEEN.
TY.FIFTH DAY OF MAY,A 4. D. 1868. nj the
hour OF twelvs o'clock N. Of said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF adycfli,Inr and expenses Of sale.
ss A. NOEL. Secretary.
OMcs-607 Washington street San Francisco
California. my6-tu
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tAssoasment Nptico.-ImporlulC Con.
solidsted Mining Company. -Locatlon Of Works,
New Traekse MlnInf District. Humboldt coun.
ty, E~ovada-Notlee u hereby given, that IT q
meeting Of the Trustees Of the above named
company, held April 10, 1858, an assessment Of
Twelve and a Half Couts WAS levied on each
and every share Of the capital stock Of said
company, payable In u. 8. coin to the Secretary
on or before the 18th day of May, 1858. All
Htock upon which said assessment shall ROMAN
unpaid on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of My, 1868.
will DO advertised on that day a. delinquent,
and unless said assessment shall DO paid on or
before MONDAY. tho 18th day Of June, 1868.
will DO sold on that day, at public auction, In
front Of tho oompany's once In Gold Hill, Storey
county Nevada, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
y. and } o'clock r. NJ, 10 pay said assessment.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
The stockholders arc hereby notified that there
will be a meeting Of the company at their ofnoe
In Gold Hlll on Saturday, Aay 9Th, 1858. at Q
o'clock p. N. .Fl.@tt
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
g. w. PEASE. Secretary.
Gold IIlll, April II, 1853. apli-lm
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Coincidence silver Mining Comps
ny, Gold nm, Storey county, State Of Nevada
Notice IN hereby given. that at Q meeting Of tho
Board Of Trustees Of said Company. held on the
twenty.anh dry Of March, 1868. an assessment
No. 6. Of Ten Dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said COMPANY, payable the
.wsnty.s sixth day ofMnsh. 1868. in Uaited States
gold coin. to the Secretary, R wegener. IA Call
street, Ban Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the THlRTlETH DAY OF APRIL.
1868, shall DO deemed delinquent, and viii be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unleps payment shall DO made before, will be
sold on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF MAY, 1868. TO pay the dellnQuentas'
ssssment, together with costs Of advertising and
sxpenses OF sale. BY order Of tho Board Of
Trustees. r. WEGENER. Secretary.
Once; az California street, San Francisco,
California. mh2S-td
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AUTION.

nHE. PUBLIC APE HEREBY NoTIpIeD
Dayton Silver Mining Company were thiaday
bold 1t public auction, tothe hIshest bidder, for
hpsssmenth II. front Of the once OF the Ssers.
tafy. n SnveS City, Lyon county. Nsvads, 90.
eording to public notice IN conformity with the
hnd atehsrsby cautioned akaInft pufcbaslnT or
Negotiating Aoysaik steek. as the .sams WIN NOT
be tranaferIrd hH the HasrntarN, ! !.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. So.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
CARSON CITY. NV.

CARSON CITY, NV,
February 81, 1868.
NOTICE I s HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. ID.
~ Fry has this day fled in this olaee a dis-
gram. together with n Notice OF Application for
Patent from the United States. under Act ofCon.
srsss approved July %, 1866. for thirty st9.l.ooo
feet Of the Comstoeh Lode. In the Gold HUI MIN.
Ing District, Storey county. Nevada. Said claim
Is bounded on the North by the Alpha Gold Hill
Company, and ON the South by the Imperial SUI
yer Mining Company, and particularly de-
serioed a. follows to wit: Commencing at post
"A" which 10 situated North. eighty degrees
and dfy.four minutes Qsto $40 East, blatant 473
fee; from the South. east corner OF the Imperial
aud Empire Shaft. running thence South 80 ~.
w. so st9.l. 900 feet to post b" thence y. $50
20. W. l.o57 500 feet. thence n. $40 81, W.T.
s.. 100 feet. thenee N. So %, W. II 7S-loo feet.
thence n. $40 46,, w. SCI 100 feet TO post &c"
thence n. 50 ~. Z. 20 si9-l0o feet to poat 3D."
thence s. $40 t6. E. Sci 7.lo0 feet. thence 8. s9o
90. E Il 75.l0o feet, theneeS S. ste5r. Z. % $500
feet. thence s. 73o 90. L. LOST $40 feet to place
Of beginning. containing one and fftsen.hun.
dredths acres. and IL more fully shown by tho
diagram and notice posted on the claim and In
this ofiee. -
WARREN 7. LoCEHARr, Register.
meh2.90d
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DgLINQUBNT AssRss4gNR SALE. !.

Dancy Gold pAa Silver MInInk
Company-tybnscolnty. stsh sot nevads.S
Ing described stock, on account Of assessment
No. %, levied on the Second day Of April,
1888. the 80 veral amounts set opposite tho names
Of the respective shareholders, % follows:
Hauss No Esrfs Skares lm'E
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pu..-rao.s soaaelsd vi.S .hs .Passs win and
,x,srLisLE nELiRr by applying psfsoAaf9. or %
,s.,ss' 10 Or. Sichoi, te psaao stfesA, nsaSeensoms,
ar Bos yst. PSeoaes. Gan Yrsnelsse, spffN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-12
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE,

HR. JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine OF the Faculty ofPariss Graduate
ofthe UniversIiy Queens Colleges and Physician
Of the ST. John Baptiste Society OF San Fran.
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s.t " "
Of he Town o. Gold I'M

TO Provide for the Levy and Csllection
Of. Taxes In. the Town sf Geld HUI
Passed April 27th, A, .. lG6S.
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Coundosee silver Mining Cempa.

onsy. No. sc7. Washington street. San Fran
cisco, California. ap4'lm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-08

II is so seldom that Democratic paper
speaks either senslbly or honestly, that we
append with pleasure, the following extract
from the Corinth (Miss.) News, a well known
Democratic sheet:
We venture the assertion that in the event
of General Grants election (which we con-
eeive to be almost certair}, he will prove one
Of the wisest and most charitable Presidents
we have ever had. He : no extremist. We
have no reason to believe but that he viii act
honestly and justly by the South, and Will
use his immense power and influence in re-
storing peace and prosperity to the whole
country. We will be reconstructed on the
Congressional plan; but If we act wisely, a
lust and honorable reconstruction to all can
take place. We expect to live and die III the
South. and of course desire It's prosperity !;
and, as such, we feel no hesitancy in saying
that we are willing 10 risk General Grant as
Chief Magistrate Of This great country for the
next four years. ana do NOT doubt that ma
iority of our people will feel as we do in less
than Il twelvemonth, although their preJu-
dices may prevent them al present from be-
Heylng 50.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-08

THE VoTE OF NEyADA.-In ne returns from
the outside counties Of Nevada are very slow
in reaching us. The official vote of Storey
was counted Yesterday and shows that 4,G3i
votes were cast, and that Grant aud ColtaA 5
majority reached 80. Washoe County has
given Jnion majority of lS2; Lyon, l4I ;
Ormshv, 70; Douglas. $50 E>meralda about
10. The vote in Humboldt County has been
close, the majority for either party not being
over % We have only heard from one pre-
cinct in Churchill County, but the Carson
.4pDeai says that the county has probably
gone Democratic. Lander County is yet to
report, although our returns from Austin
give US a majority Of % III that city, Inc
White Pine District will, without doubt,
secure Lander to the Republican party by a
large majority. The majority, as far as we
alread, know, for Grant and Colfax, Is l,lb|.
This will doubtless be increased when we re-
ceiye full returns.-E"tapTtSe.
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THE DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES IN THE
SOUTHERN STATES.

| SOu 4dE6N S4AAGo'
1t is hardly probable that the votes
of Louisiana, Alabama, and Georgia
will be counted in the Electoral College,
although if they should be, they would
not interfere with Grants election. The
reason for their rejection is evident -
they do not represent the free choice of
the Electors ofthose States. Abundant
proofs will no doubt be forthcoming to
show that the bulk of the White Unionists
and Freedmen, were kept away from the
polls by threats Of violence, and that
the military, under Johnson's direction,
was used to abet the purposes of the
rebels. When the President removed
Sheridan, Pope, Sickles and the other
loyal Department Commanders, he had
an eye to the preparation of this very
business. There is General Lowell H.
Rousseau, commanding in louisiana.
Although having held commission in
the Union army during the war, be is
now, VIGOROUSLY of the same political
school with Frank Blair. Indeed, the
| two men are very much alike. Rous-
seau denounces the Reconstruction Acts
of Congress, as {. revolutionary and
void" is savagely intolerant of negro
suffrage and damns the Yankees with
true J." chivalric" vehemence. With
johnson to sustain and command him,
he is fierce power in Louisiana. Among
his first acts after arriving at New Or
leans, was the removal of the loyal
police and the substitution in their place
of rebels. 1t is not to be doubted that
he has done all that lay in his power to
prevent the voters of his sa;rapy from
giving Grant and Colflx a majority. 1t
becomes the duty of Congress, when
assembled to count the Electoral votes,
TO vindicate its Reconstruction policy,
and rebuke the rebel spirit which has
been invoked against it, by refusing to
recognize the reign of terror inaugurated
in the Gulf States, on the Sd inst, as
coming within the purview of legitimate
elections. The sooner the strong hand
of the law is felt by the ku-klux hlans,
toe sooner will the rebellious embers
whic b shoulder in every Southern pre-
cinct be extingu:shel j.
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THE CARSON BRANCH MINT.-The Safe.
puard of lasteyening says:

guard of last evening says:
A friend who visited Carson a short time
ago has written US such a full description of
the mint that we cannot refrain from giving
ii to our readers. He says IS The mint at
tracts the attention of all new corners to
that city. 1t is a stone structure. built OF
kind of granite taken from the stone quarry
j., he State Prison yard. The sNle OF arch
it7cture is called the Pct style. The por-
.ico is Ionic, and one Of the most complete
pieces OF mechanism | ever saw. On enter
!ng the main building we were ushered INTO
a hall II feet il width, which brought US to
The main hall, l. BY 10 feet. Immediately
to the right of the entrance is the Paying
Teller's office, Is by l6 feet. On entering
the main hail we turn abruptly to the right
and enter the coming room, IL by ~ feet.
From this room spiral staircase connects
this with the adjusting room on the floor
above. From this you pass into the whlten-
ing room, III by 10 feet. This room con-
.alns a vault, ) by 6 feet, built of solid ma
sonrv, and when completed would defy the
skill Of the most experienced burglar. From
| this we pass into the anneallng furna-
ces, and rolling room, II by a feet.
| A dump connects this room with the refinery
above. The gold and silver melting, Il by II
feet, is Immediately adjoining this room, but
has no connection with the former. Another
of those beautiful spiral staircases connects
this room with the refinery above. From
this room we cross small hall, and enter
the melter and refner's office, u by IL feet.
A large vault, also i'll this room, acts as
| preventative against night walkers making
raid on the treasures that will be deposited
| there. Passing into the main hall, we enter
! into the depos II melting room lag by ~ feet.
From thence we pass ilto the deposit weigh
ing room, ~ by 10 feet. This room Is also
! burthened with ome oil thn>e indiSpensableS
required in d building of the Kind, called a
vault, 81 by l0i feet, built Of solid masonry.
| Next in order is the treasurer'S office, Ii by
IS feet; this is also supplied with "a vault ,
| by 5 feet. On leaving the treasurers ofhce
we find ourselves at the starting point. Dr.
rectly in the rear of the anneallng furnaces
and the gold and silver melting loom
! is the engine room l61 by D feet.
We now ascend the stairs, cut and shaped
| from blocks Of granite, to the floor above,
which contains, besides hall II by Az feet,
the refinery, the cabinet, adjusting room,
| ladies' dressing ruoE, humid assay room, as
savers office. assayers room, Waterman S
room and two storeroomS. The attic above
| is used for general purposes. As preven-
| tatiye against fire the floors are double, with
| an inch of mortar between. The basemen.
is divided up into rooms for storing ACIDS,
| tools, etc. The floor is laid with tiles. AL
the rooms and passages underneath the rooms
| containing furnaces are heavily arched. L he
foundation is seven feet below the basement
floor aud laid in concrete.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-08

Big GuSs.-The Berlin Military Gazette
announces that a fort has been built at the
entrance to kiel H3rb0r, which together with
the fortiiica;ions now existing, render II I'M
possible for an enemy'S feet to approach the
town. The fnrt is armed with twelve r!:,ed
y Founders from krupp's gun factory. he
Gazette adds that i monster cannon-a GU
pounder-has also been manufactured by
Krupp for the protection Of the coast. The
inner barrel Of this gun is made of single
steel casting Of so cwt., and is strengthens
by three massive steel rings, weighing o0v
cwt. The total weight of the gun is 900
cwt. The gun carriage is also Of steel, and
weighs 800 cwt. Tie solid shot are OF Steel
and weigh Loo los. each the shells weigh
Isl lbs.