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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-04

Opening of the Fall champagne.
PEING in daily receipt of the various
I'D styles of fall and winter fancy and
staple Groceries, also of several novelties
calculated to excite the taste of the COM
munitv, in the gastronomic department., a
careful .perusal Of the following list OF
good things can scarcely fail of interest:
SMOKED BEEF, Smoked Beef Tongues,
Extra New York Sugar-Cured Pig Hams,
Extra New York Breakfast Bacon Strips,
Picked Fulton Market Beef and Charles
ton Shrimps, Picked Salmon and Pigs
Feet, New No. l, 2 and Bay Mackerel;
New No. 1 Sealed Herrings, fine; Prime
New York State Factory Cheese and
Goshen Butter, just in; fresh Crackers.
full assortment; fresh New Hulled Buck
wheat.
LIQUoRs AND WINEs.-This department
is fully stocked with the choicest assort-
ment the combined markets of the coun.
try can furnish, and will be sold guaran-
teed as represented in every respect. All
OF which are offered at low rates by
Oct 20 GEO. SWIMMERS.
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Hplei DespaitO itOlass.

MADBI November IA large
naval preparing for Cuba,
consisting of four frigases, heavily
armeds conveying q feet OF trans
ports filled with troona. Dnlea sa;ls
with the feet. Y Prim says the Go
vernnnent has not discussed success
sor to the Spanish throne. y 81 AZ I;
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Charleston Advertisements,
WOOL. WOOL. WOOL.

WOOL, WOOL, WOOL.
X 900 LBS. Clean Washed WOOL,
oeOOO wanted, for which we will
pay 40 cents per pound, and upwards, ac-
cording to qualify and quantity. Clean
unwashed 28 cents, delivered at depot in
Charleston.
MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON.
Oct 13 limo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09
Address OF Col. Reid-Ohio River
Bridge.

LOUISVILLE, june 8y-Col. Sam. G.
Reid, of New Orleans, addressed the
citizens of Louisville this evening be-
fore large audience, on the restora-
tion Of Southern trade and e0mmeres.
A handsome tribute was paid to the
city authorities for their generous re-
lief to the people Of Wqchita Parish,
Louisiana. - 80 rs 81 l.s
Work on the Ohio River bridge Is
being prosecuted with great energy.
On the Indiana side large force is
employed upon two of the most i'm
portaDt piers, and the. contractors are
satisfied that the masonry will be en-
tirely fDished this year f.E mr
On the Kentucky side the super
structure IS being raised, aud in a
short time the draw over the canal
will have been completed. From the
first of July, it is intended to erect two
EFF the bridge spans per week. All
the plans have been made with a view
to the completion of the bridge by
next spring, ~, -.--,.-., ,r,--...-
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. :. l4.AdE,.iaees from Mexico.

SAN FRANCISCO. june. 8s-ArriYed
-Fhe Pacific Mail steamship Golden
City from Panama, with passengers
from New York May f7thy RI I'D
aAdyices from Mexico represent the
oonditionof the interior as very much
demoratized. Society is in chaotic
confusion; sand violence everywhere
prevalent.rg y i. ems -i2.I 8dt rof
THE steamer Continental fromzO Ore-
gon, brings fuller, returns from the
election. Smith. Democrat to Con-
gress, ,was elected by $50 majority. 1t
is conceded also thattheresista Demo-
cratic majority in the ilegislatute.
Washington, Yamhih and Glatsop
Counties elected their local Union
tickets Is q. s1a a9b6s ea 1 8slf
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ST. LOUIS, june, San Omaha
iispatch of the 7th says: The Metho-
dist bishops and ministers returned
from their excursion to the noun
tains this morning. Several preach
In the different churches to night
The farmers in the Wind River
Valley were alarmed by the appear
ance. iof Indians y Al number have
gore to South Pass for safety.
Helena (Montana1 papers report
tn, Indians stealing stock insthe Mis-
souri, Valley. They have already
driven away 200 head of stock: The
farmers are pursuing them. The In-
dians were troublesome on the upper
Missouri, driving off stock. May 21st
they fred on the pilot on the way up.
May 26th ftey killed two soldiers at
Camp Reeves In sight of their tents.
May 29th they fred on the steamer
Hiram Wood, above Berthold. Three
shots. entered the pilot house, but in
iurisg 90 oue.o Junel3d Gen. Terry
and Father .Deswet. were at Fort
Rice, urging peace upon the whole
Sioux Nation.
The Indians say they don't care
about peace, and want more ammuni-
tlOu. so WH< Zll EFoB
The Leavenworth C,nserrdtive OF
Saturday says Governor Crawford has
gone TO Conucib Grove to look after
the reported difficulties between the
Oheyenues and Kaw' Indians, aad has
dispatched to. his Secretary to- obtain
from Fort Leavenworth' 20, 900 rounds
Of carbine cartridges. and to shiI
them by the first train. Further par
ticulars were anxiously looked for.
ST. LOUIS d11ne 8.-1The Topeks
(Kansas) Record of Saturday says
A. dispatch from Junction City tC
Gov. Crawford states that the Chey
enne Indians had left Kaw Reserve
and we're on Lyon Creek. driving of
settlers and destroying everything a:
they VENT N .HAN-Aq3
-as AdVices. were also received from
Cottonwood Falls that some FIVE hun
dred Wild Indians were on, Diamond
Greek driving off stock and commit
ting other dePredations. About TWEEN
ty- Eve families had come into Cotton
wood Falls for pro lection. 10 1aI9st1
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South Carolina Election.

CHARLESTON, June 8. = Returns
from the county elections. held last
week show that the Radicals have
again carried most of the counties,
but by reduced majorities.
Many counties in the interior which
gave Radical majorities inApril, have
elected the Democratic county ticket.
In some of these the registration
showed large negro lmafoFities. .19sIll
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A CathoIIc PrIest' in JAIN.

LOUISVILLE. June 8. Tho Rev.
Lambert Young, a Catholic Priest, of
Frankfort, was yesterday committed
to the county Jail sbyrorder of Judge
Court, for declining to give testimpny y
In rhe case of the mobbing and hang
ing of a negro. in. Frankfort, last > an
uary, for alleged raEishing and at
tempted murder of an Irish girl of
that place.
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BY CABLE.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June g. - Chief Justice
.Cockburn states that the charge de-
livered by Judge Black burn . to the
grand jury which recently refused to
bring bills. of Indictment against Ex-
Governor Eyre of Jamaica Is contrary
to the opinion of a majority of the
Court OF. Queens Bench.
43EOG sIsa FRA NcE.53 n8ftIJ
q PARIS, June Sat the race for the
grand prize OF Paris yesterday the
3 Imperial family were present. v The
winner, was. the Earll owned by the
English, Marquis Of Hastings Lnze-
rain wasl second Neluski, the { hird ;
Vale Royal, the fourth, and Blues Kin
3 the hfGhs 81, fs loiv Z 45-
PARIS, june 9.-The Eteadarde,l in
an article on thenaetion- of sthelAu>
-triau House Of Deputies teopcerning
= the national debt. advises ReiehsTath
not TO adopt the proposed heavy Ia J
e. on coupons .ais-5ar 5s--ssa-.ri .1sa
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Fatal ARRAY.

MEMPHIS, June 0.-A negro boy
named Gilbert Fenner shot Lloyd
BFoRnsehiau hrather- -iArlaW,v with .
shotgun, kilhng him fnstSntly, for
threatening to whip him. The boy
escaped. although the deed was done
in the middle Of the day and in the
centre ofsthe city, Ts7iyfnai1asils
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ESTABLTSHED.18S1.

District AttDrn ey5a that he could hold
veto over Il these cases. He was perfectly
willing that IN n proper case q District At
torpeya sl1ou ID A1aVe bis. remedy agaillBt
any possible fTustr alton of the ends OF
justice by continuing his case, II TIE Wit
uesses are spirit ed out of tneways EaRT
O'Eeil suggested that the trouble may be
frequent y with tie grand juries or officers
by whom they were selected. = kfas knew
that was the case in-Cte Eastern Drstrict OF
Pennsylvania, and he presumed cIt WIS 50
Thhe an end dnaene vas nodihed3 BtT stfik-
4ng putEthe words-'' power TO enteF'a nU74e
proseqs&t." Agreed to.
I Price offered an larnerda1eu to tine 57ta
section, providing that in cases OF com
pr0hnfsesl W b ouGilsa 1T no less sun. thsn
twice the. amount of the. tax shall be, re-
eeived. Agreed to. 70 S'-'A4t s7A aUyi5su
p Am nendmeh tsf 80 eto onast eFs aPf detail
principally legal techntcaIitIes, were or
Iered To tina and subsequent sectto4s.i anei
discussed under. the iYe-EutuTftf rule
som were agreed to, and 50 ne were fs-
afser dtsp56gsihbsgd do9 tie Bin agifaP asdaie
5s4aI SEQ fpns * G coE4 IaAttee hqfesu and 9he
House adjourned till L. O'clock to Tp1orrow.
Y az n Il -
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From MlT % N0EEMBER. ,Isss. !
sfe 1sx a3HsUQJ0a sVgd y9n inIaf
FuII Club Ratea,l > 70 Gents.


The Presidential Campaign Of 1868
promises to be one of, the most inter
esting and exciting in the history Of
the country. The issues to be dis
cussed and determined by the people
are Of the greatest momept to the
peace and prosperity Of the Nation.
It is highly important that the voters
be properly informed and thoroughly
posted on the political situation. The
most effective way to accomplish this
is to.place in their hands sound and
reliable Republican newspaper.
In order to enable the active Union
men of Southern Indiana and Illinois
and Western Kentucky to secure for
the WEEKLY JOURNAL a vide
circulation in thei2 respective neigh
borhoods, we have placed the terms
for the Campaign at -.
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HOUSE. -. ......... wAsHISerc

no rs E......... Y As HINGTON, june ;. =
.Bffls and resolutions were presented for
reference! requesting the judiciary Com
mittee to inquire the ca use Of delay II The
trial Of JEFF. Davis. aud whetfle,s any legis-
latIo4a Is made neceSsary5tO insure speedy.
trial. - ee4f.- -9.zs ..ze
TO alter the laws of Ohio as to the man
ner OF eIectIng Representatives IN Con-
Making appropriations for tiIe payment
of the reward for the cal ture OF JEFFERSON
Davis. 1 -a -tilt q. .-@
Authorizing the ecretary OF the Treas
ury to sell at public auction certain prop
To regulate trade on the northern frOn-
tiers z-F .--r.# ... 4
To extend the homestead laws to minor
children of deceased soldiers. lla
Authorizing the construction of a rail-
road bridge over the Alssurl River.
officers in Arkansas, North Carolina,
l South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, and
J Alabama.
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EYENIEG sEssION.

The SD SECTION. In reference to appeals
rom assessment and taxation being before
the committee, several amendments of de-
tail were oferediaRdi discussed. uta
Ia the discussion of an amendment. Of
fered by JeRcks to the 57th section, pro-
rosing TO give to District Attorneys the
bower to disepntinue suits in qltotdn1 ac-
lions on a T1Qkle IroSeQlli in criminal cases,
Schenck Argued against the amendment,
and stated that the whtsky ring had its
aiders and aoettors. as often ia District
Attorneys as IN all other officers OF the
law. He mad m his uzinds one proof fur
nisE1ed 10 the .CommItteea On Ways. and
Means, the case of Judge. ofsoue of the
FederaI Courts and of q DIstrice Attorney
who had dtYlded black mail between
them which was the consideration for
their letting on some sixty culprits ar
raigued befove the.courts q He trusted that
t IL would result yet in the .impeach one ut OF
that Judge The Committee ought not to
throw everything into the power Of the
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The National Board OF Trade Exear.
ef t0r- SiOnistS, +,r. =, ~ u.

T" READING. June 8.-The excursion :
lists of the National Board of Trade.
eighty five in number, arrived here
this morning by special train. From
here they went over the Lebanon
VALLEY RGadste Harris burg apd re
turning this afternoon. Went up the
Reading Road to Mount Carbon
HH5pF5R H525j 5' , FHRsiP eifle g55f5s Il.
Sehuylkilla coal region, after which
they visit the Carbon, Lehigh, and
8 I1I1eepne Fegieas. 1ai401 DG6 sGt1
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The Arrest OF Packard Another
PrOclamatiOn-Gen. Buchanan De.
nOunced.

New ORLEANS, June SIN copse-
anence Of the arrest Of Paokard on
Eaturday,thefhalance of the members
Of the Convention and Of the Board
of Registration yesterday Issued an
other proclamation. denoancing Gen.
Buchanan and endorsing Packard, i,
and consequently were arrested this
morning, but we're all released "by
Gen. Buchanan il. obedience to a
telegram releasing them Gen.
BaehanaR Uniformed then that should
Congress fail to oSlegislate ID the matter
Of the ADMISSION oof LOUISIANA, they
will be Fe-arrssted, and brought TO
trial before a military mmission.
The suit brohght BY Gov. Wells
and May0r Heath to test the legality
otzlth4 last election oasDiEectors of
the New Orleans, j ackson & Great
Northern Railroad in which both
+ the tStelaDdsthe city were excl luded,
was decided By the Supreme Court
to- day The decision of the lower
! Court was reversed, add the Supreme
Court decided that the Governor had
right to vote the stock of the State
and the Mayor the stoeko the city.
Z ~
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Trial of .Refrandars.

BosFoS, June g. @Phe trial of
Haswell, Mellonb aud Ward. impi-
Gated in the State Street frauds, has
been postponed until October, the
parties giving bail for $50, 900 each.
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RIoHMoSD, Juue 8.-Chief Justice
Ciaee. ID a case to-day charged the
iAry tba b5nas, drafts, notes, &c, 2
drawn during the war in the rebel
States. are illegal and caaoot be re-
covered at law. .zr
to day, announcing that there would
not be money IN he Treasury to pay
the July interest on the State bonds.
3-z9IaFszr aJa Elisa .-tzzf.f-1- ser
H4krfoRD, June e.ATbs loss by
the fire at Windsor was $50, 900; in
sured for $45, 900.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
ENATE.-.....g..z..swAsHrNsroN. June 9.

The J1InE resolution to restore Captain
Jos. r. Armstrong to the active list in the
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-18
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 20.

REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CITY. NEv.,
February Z. 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Crnsus Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, by John Nelson President, has this day
nlei in this Office a diagram, together with a
notice Of application for patent from the United
States, under Act of Congress, approved July 20,
1880, for Six Hundred Feet OF the Comstock
Lode, known as the Cr9sus Gold and Silver
Mining Company's claim. in the virginia and
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County Neva-
az Said-elaim is bounded on the north BY, the
Cholar-Potosi Mining Company claim, and on
the south by the Copper's and Mills ground and
Is moro particularly described rs follows, towIs:
The northern line Of said claim has a direstion
north T3o 49, west and south 80 40 east, and
passes through n point In said line marked on
diagram No. 1, from which the center OF the
Crasus G. & s. NJ. Co. shaft hears south 81
az ives, ga feet. Thesouthern line OF said claim
begins a. a point marked No. 2, bearing SCUM
l6o nj west 500 feet from the first mentioned
point No. /, and has a direction parallel with the
northern line. The walls OF said vria or lode
are unknown, aud the extent thereof laserally
cannot be ascertained by actual measurement
Int II il bounded on each side by the wall OF the
same, the amount Of ground between the end
lines and the unaseertained walls OF the lode IL
estimated at ten acres.
Ia addition to the above estimate OF ground
said Company claims the following described
surface ground: Beginning At stake No. from
which the Cresus shaft bears north o9o vests "
feet and running thence, LIST. north 22o 10 east
lso feet. thence 90 north GOO ~ west - feet;
thence 20 south 500 ~ west 200 feet: thence (D
south sac AZ east 1877 feet; thence ~ soIth %
l2 west i5i feet; thence C6) south 4IotS cast loo
feet. thence north lSo ~ east liz feet to the
place Of beginning, containing 1 $40 acres.
fvll.eod Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 81.

-
REoIsrER'soTYIcE. CARSON CRY. NEv.
December IL. 1861.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Gold Canyon Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, a corporation, by John Rule. Super.
intendent, has this day fled In this Office n
diagram together with q notice OF application for
Patent from the United States, under Act Of Con.
gress approved July &c, 1866, for sixteen hundred
feet Of the Cedar Lode. known AZ the Gold Cam
Won Gold and Silver Mining Company's claim, In
the @ old Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada. and more particularly described az fol.
lows, to.wit: Beginning at q small cedar tree on
the west side of the Devils Gate Toll.road. from
which the quarter section corner Of Sections 5
and 8 in Township l6 north ofrange 81 east bears
north 40 4V east $50 feet, and running thence.
lst. north 76o east 100 feet; thence, End. south l<o
east 800 feet; thence south 76o west 200 feet;
thence north l4o west LOGO feet; thence north 76o
east 100 feetto the place Of beginning. Said claim
In bounded on the north by the Justice Com
pany's claim. and on the south by the Lueerne
Company's claim. and Ii moro particularly do
scribed by the diagram and notice posted In this
wARRENT. LOCKHART,
Deeember %. 1867 3m Regtster.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 72.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
Carson City New, Jan l6. lsG5. 5
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN THAT
~ Joseph Trench and NJ. o. Shooter have this
day fIed In this office a diagram. together With
a notIcs Of application, for Patent from tho uni:
ted States. under Act Of Congress, approved
ke: Lods. known as the Cherokee Company's
claim. In Devils Gate Mining District. Lyon
county, Nevada. Said claim Is bounded on the
south BY the Dayton Compsny's claim, and on
the North by the Emigrant Company's claim;
commencing at stake marked No. !. about $50
feat south Of Treneh's mill. Silver City; thence
running north $50 2O east $50 feet To stake No. 2;
hence north o6o 40 west to stake No. >; thence
thence south 63o 90 west go feetto stake No. 4;
thence south go 90 east $50 feet to stake NO;
the point Of commencement; containing 3is-lo.
WARREN T. L0CRHART, Register.
iylS-9Od.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. ~.

REaIsrER'soFYIcE. CARSON CITY, NEy. I
February Is, ls6s. 5
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN the Front Lode Consolidated Mining
Company by Samuel A.. Chaplin, President,
has this day fled IN this office = diagram, to
gsther with a notice OF application for parent
from the United States, under Act OF Consress;
approved July 90, 1856. for ffty'iour nuharea
feet of Abode Of quartz supposed 70 % .ne S Tnn
stock Lode. known rs the Gold CanySn Lun'
mel Company Claim. situated on Gold Can-
yon, In Gold I'M Mining District storey county,
Nevada. commencing at a point % teet east OF
Main street: Gold nli' anu MIN ,hs San,s'
syiv CORNER Of tho Gold Hl Quartz Mil bears
north afo 30 west. distant 200 feet; thence run
ming l.t course, south 10 30 east, $40 feet TO
staEo No. .; thence (2) south 90 ~ east, s6i feet,
10 stake No. }: thence ~ south iSoaS east. 3l6s
Ss,i 10 .iAke No. 4: thence 90 south $50 20 east
lis feet to stake No, S. being the south end OF
The claim. located on road about 50 ftot west Of
the house Of the Superintendent Of the Pacific
Quartz Mil. being 900 feet south OF the tunnel
OF said company. Tho surface ground claimed
with said mining claim is described Us follows,
to.wit:
list tract, commencing at a point on the Sd
course, Distant ,oO3 feet from stake No. }, thence
Qst) north 40 IS east 100 feet, C2d) north l5o
50 Yves, 200 feet, CD north 74o IS east ga feet,
N,h) south i5o IS east coo feet. C5,h) south 40
~ west Gel feet, (6th) north l5o IS west 800 fleet,
C7th) south 40 IS west 100 feet to a point on the
main line. distant I,su3 feet from stake No.3
snd tract. Sd course. commences ut spoint2,3lO
feet from stake Nos. thenectt . sayt
100 feet, Cad) north l5e 80 wcst330feet, Odd north
1899 east GO feet, ith) southl5os - east6OOfeet,
(5th) south 74o3Jw west o60, 9th north lbs ~ west
ITO feet, "a south 71o IS west 100 feet to n point
on main line, distant s.Il0 feet from stake No. ]
Sd tract, commencing at q point on the 9TH
cour,e' distant 10 feet from stake No. 4. thence
Qst) north SO 3Y east 363 feet, Csd) south ~
ay east 900 feet. sd south 51o3Y west 3feett oa
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Executrix Notice.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
William A. white, deceased-Notleo 10 here
by given by the undersigned Executrix OF me
above named estate, TO the creditors Of. and all
persons having claims against said deceased 10
exhibit the same. with tho necessary vouchers.
within ton months from. the frat publication OF
this notice TO the undersigned, at the Golden
Eagle Hotel. Main street, In the town OF uold
HIll, Storey county. Nevada, or the same VIII %
forever barred; and all persons indebted TO the
said estate, are requested TO make Immediate
payment. /,
Dated at Gold Hill, March u. 1868. :
MARGARET MCINTYRE,
Exeeutrix Of the Estate Of William A. White,
deceased. I'm
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Application for Patent.
Notice No.

REaIsrER's OFFIcE, CARSON CITY, NEv
March IL, 1858.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
Lawson has this day filed In this office, q
diagram, together with = Notice Of Application
for Patent from che United States, under Act Of
Congress approved July &c. 1866. for l 200 feet Of
the Red wips Lode, known as tho Nelson Con.
soiidated Company's claim, In the Gold Hill
Mininv DlstrIct, Storey county. Nevada. CON-
mancing m station No. /, which Ia situate N. loo
sO w. and distant 56e 4-l2 feet from section
corner. q and 7. 1 and l2, T. l6, N. r. 81 E; run
ming thence N. $50 o., W. 1876 4-le feat to stake
No. 9; thence s. 29o 20. v. slSt y iset 70 stake
No. .; thence n. COO 10, W. 200 feet to stake No.
4; thence N. 2so 90, Z. 1890 feet to stake Nc. 3;
thence 8. 600 4V, T.. 900 feet TO stake No o;
thence 8 $50 90, W. $50 feet to stake MOI
thence s. go IL. Il. s62 feet to stake NOS;
thence 8. go 81. W. 436 feet to the place OF De-
ginning. containing Is $40 acres.
WARREN T. L0CKHART,
mhle-3m Register.
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Wingnrd U
And In accordance with law, and An order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the twenty'se.
cond day OF January, 1868, 10 inany shares Of
each parcel OF said stock as may be necessary
der, at the Office OF tho Company. on Main street.
Gold Hill, Nevada, on MONDAY, II
TWENTY.THIRD DAY OF MARCH. 1868,
between tho hours OF two C) AMI four %
o clock, p. N. OF that day, for cash In United
Staies Gold Coin, TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs OF I'D
y~eriislng and expenses OF sale.
WIN. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Office Yellow jacket Silver Mining Company,
Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada.