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EI-" Barrett's " Indispensable
Hair Restorative.
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BG For pure Drug, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes. Hair Oils.
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, IS South First Street Fresh
Blue Lick aud Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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RAJ Barrett's" keep the scalp
clear.
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES.
We are the only authorized agents for,
this unsurpassed Family Sewing
Machine, assertions and large cards
to the contrary notwithstanding, and
have the documents to prove it. We
have just. received a new supply, and
VIII warrant them as represented.
e-B SCHAPKER, IBUssING & Co.,
ie5tf j.
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CLASSIFICATION OF ACES.

DISTRICT PHYSICIANS REPORT OF THE
OUT DOOR POOR TREATED DURING
THE MONTH.
49, ,..... No. EetU No.
DtS'tc@ <FVS'0 ''''S- Patients YtSlfS.
First.....J. +. billiard
Sacoud II NJ Harvey. No rQnOrE
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BJ all kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made Co order atWeber q Co.'s. If
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DRowNED---A colored man named
Lewis RothrOek, second cook on
then steamer Ada Lyon, while In
the act Of drawing a bucket of wa
ter, as the boat was near the mouth
Of Casper Creek, in Barreu River.
on Thursday last, lost his balance
and fell into the river and was
drowned. $1,000. sto3 $50
o.AssAUBrED.-Wm. TromBey, an
old sailor, a, stranger, was struck In
the face on Saturday, by Seth, Pritch-
EFT, but for what reason, We could not
ascertain. Trombey was dFip king
slightly, aud said that Seth .Pritchett
and Henry James told him they we're
officers. Several persons came near
having a fuss over the affair on the
corner of Main and Water Streets.
Tt is not known what was the cause
of the fuss. but there was evidently
something wrong at the bettem of the
matter. ~
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RnAROTNG.

~OARDERS can have good boarding
80 and lodging at MRS. FULBERfS, on
second st, between Sycamore. and Vine
Three nice rooms now unOceupied. lIa2oi
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BG The junction House, at Vim
cennes, under the management of Capt.
Mass, has established a reputation of
being the best eating house on the
Ohio & Mississippi or E. & G. Rail-
roads, and equal to any in the West
ern country. Captain Mass is always
attentive and clever to his guests, and
passengers stopping with him can
always rely upon good meals aud
clean beds-a pleasure that paasen-
gers can appreeiale..l -Il...o
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WANTED.

-zgT A NJ To sell sewing-macnines IN
s4h Evansville and vicinity Apply to
J. o. REARD, Agent Grover & Bakers, No.
South Second street. Liun3 DIT
0RDERS FOR JOB WORK. blank
Books, sc at Jourual once. fe25
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s@All BARRIERS use Barrett's."
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had got as drunk fool" We be-
lieved him.
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FOR RENT.

- sforehouse, cOTRer of Ingle and Sew
enth streets. Inquire of VIM. KUHN,
In9Ie Street Ima29 dat
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..-l-al--. =. 49,. - s.i -
FOR CWEHsBQHQ, QAHEELToNl AND
t...f. LOUISVILLE. I
Tie magnificent pasaeneor steamer
lailgHrr7 .g. .IAARAs00N,
Miles ID Whrrou, Clerk,
Will issve for L0nisvnle ana an way land
MONDAY, JUNE zrH,
For freight Or paa,aRe apply on board. or
70 rn ". @. BROWN q Co,
az llEl ll - .1IIa.H Agents
FOR MEMPHIS, VICKsBBRg. AND
NEW 0hLEANa.
'a The greet passtngef steamer
r. ~ u n a ~ "A,
Rsub. E. Neal, Masters;
fEhiiii5itiy d 4i i6si clerks.
Leaves FOR New Orleans and $40 way ports
"WEDNESDAY, june on attP.M.
Forfreight o. Pa.,gsage, sppI q op board, Or
% ". q. BRO WN Coz,
JAM d8t haonia.
FOR CAIRO. COLUMBUS. AND MEM
hBHl3.
. & The magnifceni Htoamsr
rsG@ ROBERT BURNS.
Frank stein, Mn#teri
George Banter Clerk
Leaves for Memphis aud afi way ports ON
MONDAY, JUNE Urn,
a. 10 O'clock An.
For uelgnt al pafahgo apply ON board,
OrtO HDMPH KEY, RhThtCK q con
. lan1alt l.. 5..L AffuD.
Regular Evansville and Nashville
6a Saturday Packet.
arH.I
The new and elegant low-Wator Packet
LINTON,
Les Ware Clerk,
Leaves Evansville for NashviIle and an
Curn bertrand n yer wHy imndmga
=. EVERT SATURDAY 90 Phi.
For freieht Of passage apply on board.
OF 90 DUKE NLCHHhhOH,
jun7 dtf ABlnb
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aO-CENT COLUMN
FOR SALE.

Advertisements, in this column, of three.
lines, each insertion, Thirty Cents.
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CANDID AND CREDITABLE-While
passing down street last evening, we
were stopped by man who said he
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CAIHo, June s6.-Port LiH--Tfzzio Gill
81. Louis 10 New Orieaus at a. ia. Mnf-
pie CHy, NickHburg % et. Louis ~ 3 A. Ms
~ Lumsdeus Nashville packet, Do A. 1I.
Mesgenee 50. Louis 10 Cincinnati nt 3 A.
n. Arinndn, Evansville pneh8t, 90 B p. Me-
julia So LQuie 90 KickHburg az g pm.
sam Brown LouisYlile 20 So. Louis 40
y. M IlgfesHt 81 Louis 10 Rttsburg 90
~ M. MnTy Houston Louisville 90 New
orleans at.bP,H The river rose o inChoss
weather clear and cool.
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MrSCEEHANEOUs.

@R. HERB mas removed on Thir,
- street, between Main and LOCUST: .
MOND JUNE :. 1868
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rSTx ELEGANT AND WE'LL VEN
= TILATED Rooms and a large aud
cOmmodiOus Han for rent, over j. j. Mar,
lett K sous Dry Goods store, corner Filth
and Main. aprA-im
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VACCINATION.

Seven physicians have been en-
ployed to vaccinate the poor of the
city since the last meeting, but as only
three Of them have yet reported, the
number vaecinated cannot be stated.
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may15 IF
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aOTTAGE-A new brick cottage, with
. four rooms on a lot 52xlS0, In a ~ cas-
ant neighborhO0s, for sale low Apply to
leo nm JNO. j. CHANDLER.
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FOR MEMPHIS. VICRhBBRg. AND
NEW 0hLEANs.
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.aata a. NJ. SMITHS.
who la. on nand a fine stock Of all kinds Of
groceries. candies, &c. lie still keeps the
iA,H'erican House, and Is glad to accommodate
his friends. p - n236m.
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DATES OF ADVERTISING;

DATES OF ADYERTlsNG: III
i Square, ten lines or less, one insertion s ! %
For each subsequent insertion -
Square lxs,ve months 80 no.
One-fourth of column, IL months z, rs %
One half column, u months - IS ou
One column, la months -i-''- ~ s-75Oe
lRLocsl nolicss twenty cents per llae, which
must be paid in ADVANCE. <. Haa aae.i!
. Five dollars will lie charged for announcing
andiddates for county, and ten dollars for
State and United States Offices.
Lengthy Obituary notices must be paid for.
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Feet snd Fancy. y.

sao,,;,w y ,5' ,,. o,, f
l,en. on an obiec.-A ,,oa,s ,u;,. -a1 III
"a, e.n !;
r,n,,d
...,, ...,, !,
,.on,"y I 'SF' 0 " s' ''s'
.l"..v .'s = '"' 'sP''e'e" 'o "0Vse %
I Uow I, ,rn;,b !. hungry m,n-Ldr;ye n
.,esk in him. :
lr ,4E e8
is-eo,irs o,,;ous
Mh'' Is Tue on ,il'os taken from yop
lfa' 5il
Sa'n'lng tho aag-,Onr citizens who
tread on orange peel oG TIE sidewalk e
|, is better, as well as more graceful to
walk instead IF iu)l III love
u.orn, domestic ooo,opr 5.,M,t;,,.
- ,.a,. .v :. .,'aa,n 'o" '" 4"A'
-, !. r.9i25.
he question question Win q nav IN 1.-the
rent question, T ,dl ti garsN 4
Ghosts are not ysrv unch in rcrs,e. !.
,,, ,r. tlcr not 70 ..,,,.c,r re. l,le be;nrs Z h
Doub,fu, Whether rose bv aov
,nv o,l,ar'no,ne would smell ne .SLe,t !,
"' y +
The nation that produces tic most mar.
riagps aud the most mischief il tie world
--'ass'na''V"'' a'E4 hNiNn
1;vorcs i,liyelv in Connecticut, Forty.
fonr n,h,,nv cnnnlc. !, Ilar,ford r,,,,,y .
olnne annIy' for sr,,arptiol, .
~ -
The lawycr who boosted OF having car.
ricd all his pUlnts has become round
DEMocaArlc.-A man seeing two crows
flying side by side exclaimed. :" That is
Democratic. 1t anything pains ilie it is
to see one crow over anoiher.'
" Bol. Z" said n Young fellow ut funcy
fair yon ure missing MI the siults on
mi. This sid. y " Never mind. BIZ" re,or,.d
Bob, ." fin sighting all lie misses on ,hp
L... HU '.Nf-
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Select Poetry
SONGS OF BIRDS AND FLOWERS.

-Hi <G.a 00l - r.E-.
The sun was tinging every leaf with gold
Il, That else were green,
aud casting on lhc murmuring brook
liza golden sheen.
An ( ON Ike fold of clust ering green
ut rang lay, lsi9 as.
The voice oI so from little birds,
The songs VI May. ..%
And down below tie sound Of birds, ''
But sweet as they,
\ whisper raa aud rose. amid
The songs OF May.
White as the wings OF angel. gli,,crng in the
sky,
Bright rs the stars of summer looking from
onhigh,
Flowers that deck the woodland md in the
m lOwlands lie. VI rei agpr.
Green are the hills and meadows skiing in
Wy the sun al%sH f' 7a'
Fair are tue clouds Of evening when the moon
is doue;
Shining are the pebbles where the waters
lun.
Tripping ,e'er the noua'ains a:pAyrs come
Where tho laurel elizabeth and the roses
y5si blow, 1850 at' rtE las
Mu'isa'ly the fountains ripple as they flow.
. O. y H
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General News.

N -2------- ---- :,
:, ~, s r,s,,Iaa y. s.' '''4'" N'' 'o''p'Ds' y
:" "
n,ama,.s M o,''I" ;" p,.S rI"'s "s''eu'su'4' ''
r'e - '''D''
=, inG UP at0una J., ,"e w0flu eau no" pe
'"a1s :" "'"e' '"'
The Mississippi Penitentiary contains
'0- '0"'''''' @
Chicago does real estate business OF
! million 4 week. lI
The new letter postage stamps are blue.
The effect OF Il cold spring,
Tbo U,rrsr ,r,,horsIn,r . ca nm Nh,
peryeaF for white paper alone. "a
Ills said there are aS, 1920 meat
cattle in the United States.
s The Massachusetts Senate has decided
that lager is not intoxicating. p #
pu,,,r,,,b,s,,n,, -, r,,os ,,,,, g..
~.
''r" up at Chicago ~ \"
The oldest man in the world has inst
died in Poland aged lS9
N','' ''''
Chicago Is ea'ii,s strawberries from
n, ''''',
Inc oregon Legislature forblds the
employment Of Cinnamon on public
n, NJ 49, . :. . !, Q ooo ooo :,
.,;a, 49,, :, n.y. leaa, eiG'vVo,uyV aeLes lh r'or'oa
?u"'''' ! =; - 'o'4'''A un'ef ''le Homestead
mi. sunnosea ,b,t ,.o NINA, ,o.so. 4.
cattle d;seosey in this country amn,,n, @ =
25() (,0O OOO SY-7,''' :" - ~ y
a JIebrew E;,,,a nr;n,oJ a., :, - n,o,,
in lIol or 1903, recently .olJ r. T.amSon
far $500 " ''"'"
Anth,r;t;cs ofB,,.;wo.o - g, , ,.os , J,
,bc im,norsl c,,,r.n H., r".,s.'SS
ins,icaiw ~ wv AfN
p,ssor,ors rr;rod i, s,,.,,,,,.. -,
,bo 3(,th 81, .;,h, ,rd !, L,I, ,l.rs f.a" w.
Wash;n ~ ""'' ''
f5','S'i1.'r +
ch,rcel l,.c,r.e be c,,n,,.d h;s ,,a, W.
woman
'H''t .f
a native Mt Stika recently ate ten
Il s;s,c s,h !, es.'ot a.'r 'l% ni coa,a, ~" 'S"
,zT lS s'se 3 GsSfeS
Tho cnly Surviving son Of Robert
Burns ia now living in Chctenhanl. at
y
Some Of the New York editors have
their residences and Offices connected by
telegraph lines. !,
One patent medicine manufacturer ad-
vertscs in twenty-five hundred papers in
this country Ca
Maryland. have indicted a negro woman
for witchcraft.
,
.ene1al ,l'1. sleIle''nn :, l'aS been '"nacrea
College. New York.
- ,...
tIeS,'e''' W.. uian' "a, h,'' lam''y .wiil occu-
ny Lester "ai.acR 5 c''lfge'at Long
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/. FAMILY GROCERY.
P. TIERSEr,

MAIN STREET. WESTON.
HAS now on hand and keeps constantly in
! l Store. SUGAR. COFFE, and Groterirs
q A. kinds. Also CANDIES, CANNED
iktiTS, ALE aud LIQUORS, together with a
assortment oi'articles such as are
"a.aiy found in a Grocery Store. N
tor Your groceries cali at the nd stand Of
lel3-f q v va = 7. TfERNEY.
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krEW JOB TYrE.
~ This Oilicei now supplied With an excel
i'nt assortment Of job Type. aud wearc pre-.
p'rsd to execute orders iorJnN Work with dis.
tpa!th and on the s,oN reasonable terms.
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Chandler will not write his .,rsce.!cc-
tions of a boosy life"
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CilolCE FAMILY GROCERIES can tc had
~ cheap for eash at 's'f'fT
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The lawyer who boastcd Of having ear
tied all his points has become round
shouldetcd.
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II is talked .: taking Cana a in pay.
menl of the Alabama claims.
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Home Reading,

Nature abhors bu. sometimes toler;t S
a vacuum. For proof overhaul s,me Of
your aclualntunces. f
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Tho uation that produces tic most mar.
riagrs aud the mos, mischief in tie world
fascination. s{ry7rgpI
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r EATAER,l LEATHER II

|T EATHERl LEATHER -'s
ne citizens Of Lewis and sdjoing counties
are respectfully informed iha. | an' now pre-
pared tosupply them wi,hall kinds Of Leather,
10th Upper aud sSule on reasonable terms. !
h..et the most experienced Tannerin ,l,ccoun,ry.
aad will try to make such stock as y i'll SUIT my
Customers. llcmlock cr Eastern tanned SOLE
Calf and Kip skins harness and side leather al
Ways OF hand. All ,anncd on Tie old pian.--
10 short er patent process used here. The
highest price paid incas or leather for greer or
dFy Hides, q, the old l.orcniz 1'gnnery. Terms
1tric,ly cash. Please call aud SEE me.
s,on.'W.'vA. .,+, rg,g,. g.3 u-
| aug24-ly al. BUTCHER.
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IIssRY BIZ aANSoS,

MILLINERT ~. ~ J.FITNIi
wi s'7,-LAsb s6r,oS aorss. -
W have on hand aud are constantly rccciv-
iat and manufacturing every description q;
Millinery goods, Ss,.At very low prices. >IS:s.
We also keep u general assortment OF notions:
Hosiery, thread lninss dress trimmings, &c.
Al.o fancy and useful articles for gentlemen.
Remember at very small profits. .css Mrs
L. ], CON.
@ls-lJ sl3t..s,,.5.t Il, tsjf.,, "a, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-21
Application for Patent.
Notice No. l51.
U. s. REolsrER's OFFICE,

CARSON CITY, New. July q, 1860.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WIN.
IN Sharon has this day fled in this office q dia-
gram, together with q notice OF application, for
patent from the United States, under Act OF Con-
gress approved July 90, 1866, for 80 feet Of a GER
pldcc bearing gold, silver, copper, ard other
metals, commonly called and known as the Com.
stock lode, in Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
County, Nevada. Said claim Is bounded or the
north by the Bacon Mill and Mining Company,
and on the south BY the Consolidated Gold Hill
Mining Company, and Ia more particularly do
scribcd as follows, to-wit: Commencing at an
iron monument No. /, located on tho westerly
side Of the American Flat Road, Gold Hill, the
sane being known as Post No. 3, Of United
States Patent Survey No. 80, Bacon Company,
east line OF Section 81, Township II, north OF
Range 81 cast, bears north I0o 4G cast col feet.
Thence running from the center Of said iron
Monument No. 1. First South $40 TO- east 521.T
feet. Second-South 500 2B east S75 feet,
~Third-South so 81 east 1888 feet. Fourth
South T3o ~ east, passing through an iron
Monument No. Q, at T20.53 feet, the same being
known as Post No. 4 Of United States Patent
Survey No. 80, Bacon Company. South line
commencing ut q wood Post No. 8, which bears
from Post No. l south coo IL east 90 feet.
Thence running from centre Of said wooden Post
No 3. F~rst-South so 4p cast 521.7 feet. Sec
ond-S SOP &C, cast II. 70 feet ~Third-South so
5lrcast s7.S3 feet. Fourth-South 80 sG east,
passing throngha wooden Post No. g. at T2O.53
feet, containing one acre, more OF less. Bear
ings expressed from truc meridian; magnetic
variation 16o IL cast. Said claim Is more par
ticularly described in tho notice and diagram
Jplv os 1900 an E
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 1877.
10. s. Rrorrrn,s oYrlct.

CARSON CITY, New. August !, 1863.
| NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
Thomas G.. Taylor, Superintendent, has this day
filed in this Office q diagram, together. with o
notice OF duplication for a patent from the Uni.
ted States, under Act OF Congress, approved
July DC, 1866, for 3O6.3 3 feet ofa certain vein or
lode OF quartz, or other rock in place, bearing
gold. silver, copper, and other metals, commonly
called and known as the Comstock lode, and
Hfl Mining District, Storey County, Nevada
Said claim is bounded on the north by. The Ex-
cheQuer Company and on the south by tho lmpe-
rial Company, and is more particularly described
as follows, to-wit: South line-Commencing ut
Post No. 1, located about 10 feet north Of the
ming in a westerly direction north SO 49, west
(passing through q limo post at q distance of521.7
feet, and IN an easterly direction. First course
South 500 10 east 1.75 feet Second course
South $40 81 east 2T.s3 foct. Third course
a distance OF 7sO.63 fcct. North lino-Com.
mencing at a wooden Post No. 2, which bears
from Post No. I north 1So 90 east 3OGS3 feet.
and runs from said post north $50 2p west, and
sonth !Sa 21t east. BY actual development, the
Point a. 6s0.foot level, bears from the center
OF tho south SHAFT OF the Alpha Company, south
5To 80 east 2f4 feet, Point ,.B,n 20efoot lSvel,
bears from the said shan south ego 3U west 162
feet: Point 800 foot level bears from said
claim upon the lode. between Posts Nos. / and
2, Is 306yo3 feet. The walls arc lunascertained.
but the claim Is supposed to DO embraced within
an area OF nine acres. Bearings expressed from
the true meridian, magnetic variation 100 III
east. Said claim is more particularly described
in the notice and diagram posted In this once
and on the eisip osias
aa6-sn.gD .a7ai'aS
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Notice No. 753.
u. s. REonrER's OFFICE

L.. s. REGnTER's OrrIcE,
Carson CITY, Nevada, July IL, 1860.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Kentuck Mining Company, by j. Jones,
Its Superintendent, has this day filed In this Of
fec u diagram, together with o notice ofapplica-
ton for a patent from the United States, under
Act OF Congress approved July 20, 1866, for a
portion OF a lode of quartz, and other rock, IN
place bearing gold and silver, and situated In
the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada, known as the Comstock Lode, aud
bounded on the north by the mining ground
known Us the Yellow Jacket mining ground, and
on the south by the mining ground OF the Crown
Point Gold and Silver Mining Company, and
lying between two end limos, one ofwhich, being
the south limo, commences Mt Post No. !, loca.
ted on the Yellow Jacket Dump. west of the
Catholic Church. Gold Hill, al which point the
southwest corner dissection 81, Township north,
81 cast, bears south, H. 2y west 1.1T6 feet,
and runs from contre OF said Post No. l
south T3o 80 east and north T3o 81 west,
passing through Reference Post No. 2
on the east eide OF canyon at $50 feet, and
through the Crown Point shaft and Reference
Post No. 8, on the west side, Post No. 8 being
street, at a distance Of 200 feet from Post No. 1.
And the other Of which being the north line,
commences at o point marked In diagram.
which bears north 16o 2S east 93.92 feet from
Post No. ], and runs from said said point south
73o 80 east and north T3o 49, west, passing
through itclcreHCc rust No. D OH lHo Gust rluc
OF canyon at 5S6 feet, and through an iron mon
umcnt at a0s 25-100 feet. and Post No. 4 at I60
feet on the west side. The length OF tho claim
upon said lode IA the distance between said end
lines, which upon the line between said Post
No. 1 and Point A is 1892 feet, embracing
the whole of said lode between said end lines,
with all its dips, spurs. angles and variations.
By Developments already made. the following
points are shown to be in said portion OF said
lode, and within the walls Of the same, and are
hereby made a part OF tho description Of the
same: First-A point in the ;00.foot level OF
INC Kentpk mine, marked "B" in the diagram,
which bears nom the shaft south $40 east $50
feet. Sccond-A point in the InO-foot level OF
the Kcntuck mina, marked &C. in tho diagram,
which bears from the shaft south 73o Joy east ss5
feet. Third-A point in tho T00-foot level OF the
Kentuck mine, marked I'D" in the diagram.
which bears from the shaft south CSC east 500
feet. The amount OF ground between the end
lines and the unascertainedwalls Of the lode lie
estimated ut two acres. Bearings expressed
from the true meridian, magnetic variation 16o
2S' east. Said claim Is moro particularly de-
scribed In the notice and diagram posted In this
F. D. TODD, Register.
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