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My PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nav 3D. 1869

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May Sd, 1862
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared
semi-annual dividend of FIVE PER CENT. on the
capital stock OF the Company, clear of National and
State taxes payable in cash ON and after May 80,
1862
Blank powers Of attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the ONCE Of the Company, No. 23s S.
Third street.
The ONCE will be opened at s A. M. and closed at
r. M. from May 80 to June s. for the payment OF
dividends and after that date from A. NJ to 3
2. M. THOMAS T. FIRTH
6Otl Treasurer
NoTE.-The Third Instalment on New Stock OF
1858 is due and payable on before June 1h
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ClOARS.
TO CIGAR RUYER

TO GIG AR BUY S.
Fresh importatons of Havana Cigars, in bond or
duty paid. Large assortment, offered in lots to suit
purchasers
Also, cigars OF our own manufacture, viz. -
''MARIANA RITA"
High grade Vuelta Abajo leaf, fifteen styles. Low
prices compared with imported cigars. A fair trial
will prove their merits.
'FRA DIAVOLO"
Lower priced than the "larana Rita" three styles;
excellent cigars.
"FLEITR DE LYS," 'TOUIS DOR"
and other brands, all copyrighted; each OF highest
'vade IN rs respective class
All Of our Havana leaf we import direct and no
better cigars can be produced in this market than
those now offer.
Smokers should see that they obtain our genuine
cigars, which are offered regularly by many respecta-
BILE dealers, although some irregular parties put for
ward inferior cigars as of our make.
We offer these cigars in lots to suit purchasers
They can be prohtably retaied at prices forty per
cent less than imported cigars, will give equal sats-
faction, and should be tried without prejudice by
all who desire good cigar at moderate cost
S. FUGUET Il SONS
Importers and Manufacturers
3 10 26trp No. 229 South FRONT Street.
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CANAL AND RAILROAD ooMPANYS
SEVEN PER GENT. BONDS.

A limited amount OF these Bonds, guaranteed by
the LEilGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY, is
offered at NINETY PER CENT.
The Canal Of the Company is 1O5 miles long. Their
Railroad, of the same length, is fast approaching
completion, and being principally owned by the
Lemgh Valley Railroad Company will open in con-
necton Herewith an immense and profitable trade
Northward from the Coal Regions to Western and
Southern New York and the great Lakes.
Apply at LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COM
PANY's OFFICE, No. aOa WALNUT Street, Phila-
dephia.
CHARLES G. LONGSTRETH,
69l9t Treasurer L. V. X. Il. Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSlyn FOR THE SUMMER.-TO PREVENT
sunburn and all discooraons and rritations of the
skim bites of mosquitoes other insects wrighs
Aconated Gycerne Tablet. IL IL delicously fragrant
transparent, and has equal toilet soap For sale by
druggists generally. II. q. A. WRIGHT, No. ga
CHESNIIT Street.
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boy THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
= STOCKHOLDERS of the YOUGHIOGHENY
COAL HOLLOW COAL COMPANY will be held at
their Office, No. ABB WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
June H. 1869, at II o'clock NJ.
L. b. HUBBELL
646912 4trp Secretary.
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r.,t Uuu-u AVA, iao nsst, suu registered lhe.r
uanes II the 81. George Hotel Is George Hall. Of
sInghampton. n. Y, and Il. 3. Martin. OF Boston.
Taey remained for several weeks. After HUM
Der Of movements VI q suspicious character saeJ
nnally purchased all acre ofgypsum land from
John EcDsrmots. paying 500 fox 10; bulls
shansy On the ground and employed men 10
opea a gypsum quarry, for .sae purpose
as they said, Of sending handsome
piece 10 Now Yu:k. TheG 90; Gus large stone
dressed it eleven feet three inches in lenSta, anu
three feet Thick, and loaded II on railroad car.
rae theory is tliat uzn and Martin took the stone
to Chicago. whencc il was worked into statue
earl ic,l tnence By way OF Binghampton to New
Els iArn The correspondents expresses the opin'
ion that Colonel woud lornerJ OF the Chicago
museum. is conccrned In lhe giant, as he map
pened around" just when they were digging up
the giant. II is s;ld that the man who carved
the giant is now In Chicago, but prefers to keeT
.niet. Mr.. Wright oiIers 80 send piece OF TIE
same stone to compare with the Cardiff image
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;es-s 10 subscribe 10 TEE Hsws oerors The eTp''d-
ton or n present yer. tre hare arranged iott''
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end superb ngric,atral magazine, together 'Osts
ME NEWS. 70 aa ssets stseecTtee'S, at the J0"o'o-
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TEE DAILY NEWS and The RURAL CAn0izsrAN,
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.ks7aress RIORDAN. DAWSON & CO.,
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"of his deputies shall be subject to hue OF
$500 with imprisonment in the State peni-
"tentiary for not less than oae year." The
cotton must not be bought without "the GER
"tifcate" Of the commissioner or one OF his
deputies. What certificate! The officer
gives 80 certificate" to the person wio
sends up his cotton to be registered or
weighed, but it is not made the duty of the
seller to give that certificate to the pur-
chaser and IL ne did so give it, the purchaser
could not tell how the package had been
tanpered with between the time OF granting
the certificate and the time of efi6cting the
sale. If the commissioners and their depu
ties are to have the entire control of the sale
and purchase Of the cotton, If no man can
cell pound of cotton without ga certificate"
and no man buy pound OF cotton without
"a certificate" the cotton trade OF South
Carolina will, few weeks hence, be SaS
cramped and embarrassed as it was when
the United States, with far more perfect
machinery, levied and collected tax upon
that important staple. Ii that ia the mean-
ing OF the bill "to regulate "the sale OF
q" cotton" it had better be voted down at
once and il it has any other meaning we
should like to see the bill amended so that
this other meaning may be visible or intelli-
gible
We print the bill that every man may read
it for himself, and again state our opinion
that cotton stealing cannot be entirely pre-
vented. It can, however, be checked 30 that
the loss by theft will be small, and this can
best be done by passing a terse and plain
bill, making it penitentiary offence to buy
or sell seed cotton between dark and dawn.
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The Coin Bill.

It was SAKE, we believe, who said that
claws, like sausages, cease to inspire res
pect in proportion as we know how they are
made.p Pie remark applies with striking
force to the bill just passed by the House OF
Representatives in Columbia " to pay the
interest Of the State debt in coin.' OF course
everybody knew the ends to be served and
the pockets TO be flied by the passage ofthe
bill; but now it seems that the manner in
which it was engineered though the House
was 80 little of secret that the question was
openly asked, one of another, AMONG the
colored members: "Have you received your
money for this!" The assurance was given
last week, it will beremembsred, that -Four
Thousand Dollars would carry the gold bill
through" and the money has no doubt been
forthcoming and duly paid over. The only
oheck-slight though it be-to the knavery
of these Radical rascals lies In the ceaseless
vigilance and prompt denunciation Of the
Press OF the State. And that Press. as Tom
linson candidly avowed on the coor Of the
House, meant nothing moro nor less than
THR CHARLESTON News.
The niquiLous bill, as y .Ssed by the House
on Saturday, provides thas "ths interest on
the bonds and stocks o. this State, except
those issued during the period from Deem
ber !, A. D. 1850. to April 10. A. d. 1865,
shall be paid in gold or silver coin; Provi-
ded, that the interest On the bond, issued
for the building Of the nav Statehouse shall
not be excluded from being paid in coin by
any provision of this act"
Now, how much will the Senate want for
its prompt concurrence in the action OF the
House Let our senators be wise and not
h III themselves too cbeaply. Our speculs-
ting Executive and his "Riny" can afford to
pay well. So LET it be understood that the
Senate Of South Clroiina will decline TO act
until the Governor and his friends have
made up their minds to "come down" hand
somely.
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WE beg to remind the advertising
friends OF The News, that We will publish, as
usual, few days before Christmas, list Of
our Christmas advertisers, calling particular
attention to stocks of goods chosen for the
holiday eeason. In this way, advertisers in
THE Esws will enjoy wider and more at
tractive publicity than can be given them by
any ethor newspaper in the State.
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THE truth is not welcome to Radical cara
polite, and tho lobby members talk once
more of expclling TIRE Ngvs reporters from
the floor of tho House Of Representatives.
No independent press CAN be stine' il thi'
way. When the members Of the General
Assembly deport themselves with dignity.
live honestly and work for the good Of the
State alone, they will be spoken of with re-
spect by this and every other journal worth
naming in South Carolina. As long US they
run in rings, bribe and are bribed, and have
10 God but solf, they may expect 10 receive
in these columns the censure they richly de-
serve. The General Assembly may buy one
rress and intimidato another, but they can
not bribe or coerce THE CHARLBsToN NBwa
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rowrA is pipe-laying and wire-pnllnG il
Columbia TO lecure the election OF Whipper
as Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court
Il &c ams that, unless Whipper s hoisted on
The Supreme Bench. hs vi run against
Bowen for Congress when clc, on y comes
round. This is the .Gst OF the d. Interest,"
ed activity an patriotic zeal OF Con sress-
man C. G. BoIcn.
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A TTENTION MECHANICS IA MEET
n ING OF the white Journeymen Ship Carpen-
tiers, Wheelrights, Mllrlghts, Cabinet Makers
Ooopers, Gas Filters. Plumbers. Ship Joiners,
Trimmers and Book Binders OF the City viii be
held, at Cooks Hall, corner OF King and Mary
streets. on TUESDAY EVENING, l4tn INST, a. mall
mast O'Clock. for the purpose Of eiectlng Dele
yates to tho Executive Committee and Signing
the Constitution OF the Workngmen's Union No. ].
JAMES NJ. RABB,
President workingrnen's Union NO !.
will be kept open every evening at the above
Hall, to receive signatures to the branches that
have already met. d"ci3 y
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;b.uNTIN(i i'l:ESS Fui. SALE AT y
1 GREAT TEAGG.tIX.--ts:e sIuaH Cylinder TAI
LoH PRESS Ia ah!,,.u rr!iair 1! EaS hc:a iiiii
lis Used. aI:d s soisi .NiAv bcoi.use tae present
'wncr h5S no usc iDr IT. rne SiIe of tbs bel 0f
ne rrc' IL fartY-iour ~ EitS-cii;hi inches. SAID
i,rSS will lie s0h II TreaI bArgnfn II applied for
II sncc. ~ the r,NDi IL occupies Is wanted (Or
,ihr rurpe0oe. AddrcsGs Box Ga. sI2d New York
Pestetioe. Gopt2o
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LHOR SALE, STEAK p0NrABLE
H. CROS1.CCT OR WOOD SAVING Mt
GhlNRS. Kings patent, suitable f3r cntii',E cord
wurxl, shingles r..iVcs or ca2!0arT! books, G3d
particularly adapted to the wau.s Of rstrDnda
wUatl contractnrn, wo'sl ial,i, saw Eiit and INN
her men generally. For rls machine We Claim
precc'leuce oyer anytI9, OF lie el1h ever al
tempted AL narIi3a Interested ana the puLc
are invited 10 ste tins uiae.;'Ha III rpgra.iJn daily
frnn, II O'Clock 4. Al. TO / y. H.. al The hierian
Vel, l.oi, cogne. Mecinc nd Wentworth streets.
SIatc or Cauuty rl,hP az spRls r'achi:e3 for
ssle. Apply 10 C!a3SOH. BARLEY & CO.
dpt.3 l,uO
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&ai!osiuo, |c

Have inst received and opened large and eae
assortment Of Mcu's Youths and Hoy's CLorii.
ING, FURNISHING G0oDS, &c. Consisting oI
Elegant 0TENC0Ar5, Bus4ncsa and Drcss SuitsA
White and Oolnresl Shirts, Uhderrcar Goods, SC.
Hngiish and DoncAt:c !aif Hose, Alexandcr's
and COarisier's Kid Gloves, llucksSin, fheskn
Caliskin: C0th, CasslMere Tweed: SIX and
Thread Gio-ea, Linen and Paper Collars, Cravsis.
Hcck Ties f'Octes iiandserCliolR Srlpcuders
JrI'Igcila. az
AL'o. Il large aud veil 2saortcd stock OF BROAD
CLUTU, CAS6iMlnE+ D0RaNIN, BE A Il
rLrrt!, &c, Erse variety @! thc new style Pants
::,l Yast l'a.tGrcs, Hica US Offer tJ sel by pccc
;af,l Gr iatl"rn. CT Elakc up into garments by
Htyisarc. IN TIE .a,cs. styles.
Oar NGCk aTN b:sn aetcctea With great care
and prices maI .cd veTJ lDT. IN pls!n 6criea.
Using rc:ctIcat tiff re caH uifsr !HIucem-nE
nnss.iail,': by AM oiher hoHse, VIC sorHi buyers
IL iiac - give sah before purchasing
elsewhere.
Al orders will roociVo eur prompt and very
earsln! Sttcnssoa.
EbIirc sath!2ctiaa 70 guaranteed.
octtl AW[2n1n
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III UR:SBS AND MILES. - THE SUE
Il SCRlE9R has anh viu K ep IN hand con.
~.nt aIun.J ul iiU.,h:; AND ilDR RS al his
,tshies. Queen strtoI, hclUecn Hf.ehd and ha-
lycg. i. WEST.
NJ, n NJ
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dec13

OOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY.-TI1E
- Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Society Will
be held at the Hall. To MORROW Cruesday) EVnN
ING. 1lth inst, at O'Clock. The arrear iist WIZ
positively he called up for Its last amt ERA nnn, reaa-
ing. +. hANCE'
decls 0erk'
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Es02 SALE OR RENT, y PLAN TrArlON
4 situated on il,c .Sa,icy River. q fen miles
ran the city, containing about one hundred
a:rea, one-hals cleared. via comfortable dwell
..ig and necessary uuihhildlrES lf ror sold by
thc cath ;RSt,;at. tie a~ncr wsl he willing to lei
The premises 10 II rcpunS!5le partJ VIII II small
capital. to he pl2nie!i On shares. For iar'her In
iuginuiion apply 10 VeunIug's Wha.f, sCHth Of
Inlhnrn street. sleei
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LSOR SALE, AN lXCELLsNr VAN.E-
4 TY OF UPLAND COFrnM oEi3D. Deliver, d
i. the South Carolina Ea.lroad. in ha3S of two
iNs'ci. 81 % ;ie: Ehs:i .or lcur bG>c!a q. res':.
y 2j D. a hushc! ;n- Xix h.s:;clS az more. Apply
30 GEORGE Is. WiiALEY. ST. Matthew's r. o.,
liraECobH.r CuaniY. !. q. drct ""i.'i
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NTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of AL kinds piall.
and ornamental, is executed promptly IN fh
ueutest Style anu at the lowest Now York prices.
It THB NEWS Job 0iiioc. No. !49 EAST BAY. Ca''
,nd examine the scale OF prices before giving you'
riders elsewhere.
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE To
n sell the American KNITTING MACHINE.
lie only practical Family Knitting Machine eve
invented. Price t25. VIII knit 10000 siitches
per minute. Address American Knitting Machiil'
com many, Boston, Mass. or 81. LouR No.
0ct2g 3no9
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VTOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
Attend an Extra Meeting OF your Company
AZ lne Hall. THIS (Mondayl EVENING. 'hc lj1h INST,
at ~ O'Clock precisely.
JNO q. BURNS
dec1s Secretary.
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EUR SALE, FIFTEEN NORTlIER,
Il HORSES, JUS, arrived b. steamer Cha:lc>.
IUn They Will tr sOil Clihcr in pairs Or S.ngii
Aprly At tho Charlcstnn iio'rI S.mhl"''. d"cI:
DlY MAZE ,OS SALG.-A BAI HAl =
ID DIE MARE, uf COii farm IN on. ir' III
,..putuble bloc ed stuck. Apply NJ 10. l43
,Ihui,u SIY,...t tc:li
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VVJANTED, A SITUATlON AS SUPER
w INTENDENT on a RICE Plantation by one
armed man. who has seven years experience ~
Rice culture, and good rcc0inlnendations from hls
former employers. Please address W. H. W..
,I,rIeston = T. deco
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WANTED, A HOUS E, NEAR THl
w central Part OF the city. containing ave %
tx rooms, wiih good outbui!dlnSs and wafer
,,llrres u. NJ tliis onice. srpt2S
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CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL So
v CIETY.-An Extra Meeting OF your Society
VIII be holden THIS BAY, at O'CLOCK, at TIE
news Oilce.
JAMES R0NAN,
dec13 Secretary.
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VKTANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK.
wv in Wholesale Drug Stare, Gr large Rr
all and Prescription Drug Store. No objection "a
70 in the country. Will expect but small com
,ensalion nj llrSt The applicant is graduate .
he Snnth Carolina Medical College. Address NJ
- throuWh thr pnc,nilcc Octn
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iileetlngs.

ORANGE LODGE No. IA. A F. N.
The Annual Communication Of Orange
LOage. Mo. ID, A. p. H.. will be held Tus EVEN
INe at Masonic Hall, at ] O'Clock, precisely
Members will come prepared to pay arrears.
Nv order w. AL. THOMAS 5. BEB,
,,,or Secretary
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NGEDnJAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAR
lNA OLINA.-Tho Elghieth Anniversary Meet
ing OF this Society will be held o-DAY, ct II
o'clock n. MANNING SIaONS. NJ. D.,
dnc1: Secretary.
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VXyANTED, A SMALL BOY, ACCUS-
w TONED to HOU5EW0RK. Apply. with
reference, 30 Q. f. PANKNiG, No. l23 Meting
street HtCla"
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IUants.

WANTS UP ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody in this column
at the rate OF Is cents for twenty words or less.
each insertion, If paid in advance
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-06
Application for Patent.
Not,ee NO. 1917.
y. s. RxeIsTEn,, OFFICE,

CAItsoN CITY. New. August !, lG3
" Alpha con.oiida;cd Mining Company. by
Thomas @, Taylor, Superintendent, has this day
filed IN this Office a diagram. together with q
notice Of application for a patent frou the Uni.
ted States. under Act OF Congress, approved
lode Of quartz, or other rock In place, bearing
gold, siipor, copper, and other metals. commonly
called and known as tho Comstock lode, and
Alpha Consolidated Mining Company, In Gold
Hill Mining District, Storey County. Nevada
Said claim II bounded on the north by the tx.
chequcr Company. and on the south bythcTmpe.
rial Company, and Is moro particularly described
as follows. to.wit: South ine-Cominoncfng At
Post No. /, located about 10 eet north Of the
Imperial hosting works, Gold Hill; thence run.
ming 10 q westerly direction north $40 4R west
ipassing through q line post at q distance of6af.T
feop, and In an eastorly direction. First course
South SO 81 east a7.s3 feet. Third course
South TSo sR east passing through q limo postal
a distance Of 1aO.53 feet. North linc-Com.
mcnclng Of a wooden Post No. Q, which bears
from Post 10. l north 1872 80 east 3OG.3S feet.
and rms from said post north 100 81, west, and
sonth T39 81 cast. BY actual development, the
Point ".A,M GO foot loycl, bears nom the center
Of tha south shnft OF the Alpha Company. south
SO 81 cast 2di feet. Point "B." G9foot level.
bears from the said shaft south G2o 30 west 1o2
feet. Point &C. n3pfoot level. bears from said
claim claim 1 upon the the ia iode. * Se tsSs fosis Nos. ! and
Q. Ia 306.33 feSt. Ths walls arc nnasccftasncn
but fho oIsim1a supposed TO be embraced within
an area OF nine acres. Bearings e1prsssea arvn
the trne meridian, magnetic venlton ~ M
cast: SAID el: Aim 4 m. %ora p nostsa Il t i: osso
and on tAs-e'ain. =. D. TODD, Register,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-06
Notice No. lo4.
U. s, REeIsrER's OFFICE,

carson CITY. New. July ~, 1dbv.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WV.
IN Sharon has this day filed In this Office a dis'
gram, together with a notice OF application, for
yress approved July 90, 1860, for 30 feet OF Ger.
tain vein or lode OF quartz, or other rock. In
place bearing gold, silver, copper, ard other
metals, commonly called and known ~ tho Com.
stock lode. In Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
County, Nevada. Said claim IL bounded on the
north by the Bacon MIL and Mining Company,
and On the sonth by the Consolidated Gold Hill
Mining Company, and j. more particularly de-
scribcd as followa, to-wit: Commencing at an
side Of the American Flat Road, Gold Hill, tho
samo being known an Post No. 8, OF United
States Patent Survey No. 50. Bacon Company,
from which point tho Y section corner on the
cast line Of Section 81, Township II, north OF
Range 81 eagt, bears north 700 4g east col feet.
Thence running from the center Of said iron
No. L First South $40 40 east SELF
feet. S~ccond-South 500 2G east 4l..5 feet.
Third-South SO 5l' east el.s3 feet. Fourth
Monument No. 9. at 1858 feet. the same being
rs Post No. 4 OF United States Patent
Survey No. 60, Bacon Company. South lire
at q wood Post No. 8, which bears
from Post No. ! south '0o IL, cast 81 feet.
Thence running from centre ofssld wooden Post
8. First-South $40 d6 aakt 52l Z feet. Sec.
500 2B casi ii.I5 ioct. Third-South $40
east a7.6s foot. Fourth-South T3o 20 east,
througha wooden Post No. 4, at 1909
containing one acre, more or less. Bear.
lngs expressed from true meridian; magnetic
variation 100 H. east, Said chain is more par.
described In the notice and diagram
pOa:cd in this Office and ON the claim.
July p6. 1ssa-3m.