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taken in Georgia is sent out of the State
but is securely Invested among our own
people for the protection Of policy hold
ers and the deVelopement of our own
material prosperity.
This feature in the Southern Life,
has naturally excited the animosity Of
the Northern Companies, and been the
cause of the most slanderous attacks
from Northern Insurance Journals
These attacks, however, have.hsd~po..
other result, than to add very largely
to the business of the company, and, ,toy
bring forth replies from its Office which
proves beyond al controversy; unless--
the people believe that Gen. Gordon is.
guilty of perjury that the Southern Life.
is not only solvent, but the strongest
company doing business in the United
States. The true test of a tcompany's
'solvency rs not tLe amount Of assets, but
the relative ratio of assets to liabilities.
A company may have twenty millions Of
assets and owe twcnty-one millions, and
thus be as surely insolvent as one which [.
owes a million and has no assets. Judged !;
by this rule the Southern Life stands ;
without a compecr among all the life In
surance companies of the United States
as the following table. will show. This
table is compiled from the sworn returns /,
to the Insurance Superintendent Of
New York, for the year ending Decem,
Der 31st, 1867: ,s,.'' ,,.'s
Etna Connecticut, f34 to every 100.
Connecticut Mutuay 169 to every
100. r b. az cags
Continental, 134 to, every 100. Z, .r
Manhatten, l4S to every 100. -
New York Mutual, IA to every 100
New York Life, 1877 to every 100. q
Phoenix. 149 to every 100. ~. =
United States, l4Sto every 100 ssd;
Knickerbocker, l18 to every 100. !.
Universal, lS9 to,erery 100. 80,
Southern Life, from tie sworn state
ment of its President aud Secretary
has $510;302 20" with which to pay 4
l,SAc ot,2 thus giving Idsio "a ds-d
sets to liabilities otS299, g. to every
500 ofliabilities: In other words the
Southern Life could reinsure all of its >
outstanding risks, pay all of its debts, z
and close business to-day witllasurplus
on hand Of $3.50. .674 sc: Here lis a.
showing that so staggers these northern.
sIunderers tina, they have no noresourco left
but to attack the integrity of its OFF,
GERS, and say that the whole thing is.e
cooked up to deceive and when Gen. /
Gordon, the President of the Atlanta
department. comes out over his own
signature and swears to the above, that
he perjures himself. This will be hard
to make our people believe: We do
not intend by this article to draw any:
unjust com parsons or to make war upon
any other company, but We do think
ether things being equal that it is the
duty Of every patrioIic Southern man
30 parrobize his own company. q r.
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During the war, the North iacurrcd
a debt and the South incurred debt.
The North and South incurred their
debts in equally good faith. Ifit would
be dishonorable in the North to repudi-
ate her debt, was it honorable in her to
compel the South 10 repudiate hers? Is
it honorable in one party to, compel a.
mother party do what is dishonorablc !?
Has not the North, by compelling South
ern reputation, perpetratcd as great a
dishonor as the reputation Of her own
debt would be:-LouisuIle Courier
Journal. :
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A VERY LIVELY CoRPsE.-Whilc
some Democrats are trying to persuade
The people that the party,is dead, the
radical politicians are persuading the
loyal element that it is.more vital and
formidable than it has been for years.
For instance, Gen. John A. Logan, in
a recent speech, made this admission:
"Some say that the Democratic party
is in a state Of dissolution, but | think,
my felow-citizeus, that it is, nearer a
state of reorganization" .rf.,
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QUE MARKET.

Though our cotton market cannot be
said to have fairly opened, the staple is
coming in, in considerable quantities,
and our streets exhibit busy appear
ance. Fall supplies of goods are begin.
ming to arrive and every thing seems to
indicate lively and prosperous bust
ness season.
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Assignee's Notice,

In the matter Of Joachim FaAkenberrZ,
Bankrupt.
IN pursuance ofan order from Hon,
w. j. Clawson, Register in Bankruptcy
I will sell at the Court House IN 'amden,
S. c., on Thursday, September Soth'
1869, the following property, to wit:
One Tract of Land, situated in the
County of Kershaw State of South Ca.
rYliua, on the waters of Hanging Rock
Creek, confirming One Hundred and
Forty Two (l42) Acres, more or less,
bounded on the North by lands of Jesse
Truesdel, East by lands Of B. Trues-
del, and West by lands Of Jesse Trues-
del. Terms, Cash, purchaser to pay
titles and stamps. '-.,....
j. Nj. GAYLE, Assignee.
Sept. 8. - e At
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TO THE FARMERS.

We call the attention of those of our
farmers and planters who are not sup
piled with cotton gins, to the card of
Mr. THOMAS WHINE, of Georgia, and
invite them to call at our Office and ex-
anime a sample of cotton picked by one
OF his gins, as well as the recommenda-
ttens from those who have used them.
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THE SOUTHERN
Life Insurance Company.
From the Cu,hbert Ca, Appeal.
CUTHBERr, Ga, Aug. 2l, 1863.

CUTHBERr, Ga, Aug. 81, 1869.
C,i. r. A. Alston, Supervising Agent
Southern life Insurance Company:
DEAR Il beg leave to acknowl:
edge through you the receipt of ten
thousand doNars, tie full amount ofmy
claim under policy 1850, which was ta-
ken out last February, on the life Of my
late husband, Maj. Amos E. Ward
Allow me to express my grateful thanks
to the company for their premptness in
the payment Of this money. In fact
they offered to pay me the whole amount
due within very few days after the
death of my husband, provided I would
deduct the interest for ninety days,
which I declined.
thank you personally for your kind
ness in attending to the appointment OF
myself as guardian for my children, and
all other matters which were necessary
to SECURE to myself and little children,
the full benefit of my husbands inten-
tiol.
With sincere desire to see your
company succeed, I remain,
Vey Respectfully,
MARY B. WARP.
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the question of suffrage will be permit
ted to remain with the States, from
which it was the intention of the fra
mers of the Federal Constitution that
it should never be transferred.
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1.-THE FrFTEENTT AMENDMENH.-lt
may be almost conceded, says the New
York Neps, that the fifteenth amend
ment will not be confirmed by the
requisite number of State Legislatures,
and the probabilities are, therefore, that
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SPECIAL NoTI,E.-To parties in
want of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, we.
refer to the advertisement Of p. p
Toale. the large manufacturer of those-,
goods in Charleston. Price list fur
nished on application. ,-syl5 n, r.
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The above letter from Mrs. Mary B.
Ward needs no explanation. Her Ia
mcnted husband, Maj. Amos E. Ward,
was formerly among the wealthiest and
most enterprising of our citizens, but
like nearly all the rest of US, ruined by
the results of the war. On the 18th
day of last February he made applica
tiou to the Southern Life Insurance
Company for policy Of ten thousand
dollars, which was accepted and the
policy issacd. In less than ten days
after he received his policy, he was ia
ken sick and fingered until his death,
which took place on the 26th Of April.
The proof of his death was forwarded
to the company on the 24th Of May, and
Col. Alsion, the supervising agent Of
the company, came at once to Cuthbert
and offered to pay unto the family the
full amount of the claim, provided they
would deduct the 80 Ida,s int rest,
which Mrs. Ward declined to do. The
money was therefore due on August
24th, and on the 2lst WAS paid over
We are glad to know that this de-
scrvedly popular company is doing a
very large business in the South-lar-
ger perhaps, than any other company.
1t is a purely Southern corporation,
and has been instrumental in stopping
to some extent, the immense drain from
our impoverished section, of millions,
which annually 60 North for Life lnsu'
rance, which by calculation, based on
the best sta i.tirs which can be obtain
ed reach the enormous sum OF over
twelve millions of dollars, annually
There are twcnty-seven Northern Com
pauies doing business in Georgia be-
sides the companies from other States
Of them the Southern Life, is, we be-
lieve, the only one, which retains its
money in the State. Not one dollar
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MASONIC.

THE Regular Communication of Ker-
shaw Lodge No. go, A.. F.. NJ, will
be held at their Lodge Room on Tues
day next, at = o'eInek, p. M.9g 5Hf"
j. A. SCHR0CK, sSe'cy.5 =
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and has always been found ready and
willing to attend US when called, and
would have been called in this case, had
we possessed the least idea of his having
had any fight, which he keep strictly
from us, and which we only found out
after his death.
SAM'L THOMPSON.
Sept. 9Th, 1869.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, wife Of Thomas
Scanloa, residing in the Town of Cam
den, in the District of Kershaw and
State of South Carolina, hereby gives
notice of her intention to trade as q sole
trader.
MARGARET SCANLON.
Sept. 9. st.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-16

.srr a etick Csndy Fancy Candss ChocoIats Cream
orops sse.r Alnonds, Roef Candy Ju1b, r..ss Gun
us.ts no = CuIads Flowers, Gam LesysA Lyres Dsr
china Dseorsssd foys Oesseqss tny Pspsn ,oi ns
Tss "a IN Yssr Prsssnls oomneopias, &c, go rs
Old Lsvss strssk bssvsn D. Less N osas ssssa ~"
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OFFICE OF THE cOMMIssIONERs
or rHE-
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, 1859.
By virtue section Of the act Of the
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana entitled "An Act to
Consolidate City Of New Orleans and to provide for the
Government and Administration of its Affairs" approved
the sd February 1852 "The Mayor. Controller Trss
surer and the ChArmen Finance Committees Of hetw
Boards the Common Council shall constitute Commission
10 be called the Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt Of
New orleans they shall power issue Bonds Of the
city Orleans having not than forty to run
with payable at such place be agreed on be
said Commissioners snd the parties to whom the Bonds
sued In coupons in exchange for any bonds
debts Of the old corporation OF the M
inequalities whether mstured to sell new Bonds
and apply the the payment Of the msured debts
the cid corporation Of the Municipalities, but to nc
other purpose"
date 18th Of March, 1862 ct IL o'clock for the
chase Of all much thereof will be necessary TO
sIXTY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Bonds issued
by Municipality No. to the City Bank, mstured since LIST
December 1865 Of series Of EIGHTY BONDS Of the city
Of New Orleans of One Thousand Dollars each
sadIBonds to be dated the first Of March, 1862 payable In
twenty years. the office Of the city with
Interest Coupons thereto the rate of six
tum per payable in the city Of New York
Proposals Endorsed bids for the Purchase Of BOnds
and addressed 70 10 DeBuys, secretary"
The Commissioners the right Of rejecting any and
all bids
By order Of the Board
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ANNUAL DRESS. FANCY DREss AND MASK FALL,
Fesr.ary -. at 0aa FeiIswS Hall
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-Bank of America, New Orleans, July
l5-In accordance With sections 81 and IS Of the set
ntited To establish general system Of Free Bank
of Louisiana approved March Is 1865 notice
Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said act TO
the the Banking House al tue ONCE OF state
Ambition for the purpose Of resumption within one yeez from
Cashier.
Books of Subseription 40 the CapttaI
Stock Of the NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP LINE viii be
found at the follo wing named places:
Once Of the Factors Irsders' Insurance Company q
Csrondelet street
vier streets.
Sun Mutual Insurance Company Of Camp and Com
nsEcia Place.
Marshall j. Smiths ONCE. 81 Csrondslet street.
Shropshire 4 Hsthorn. Poydras street.
HcCloskey Mason Grsvier street.
Erring but Noble. Self Help for
Young Men, who have erred desire better manhood
Sent sealed letter envelopes free Of charge bsnentted
return the postage. Address Pd1LANrHO5,
Box p, Philadelphia, Penn.
Omee OF DeBow's Review. 11A Poy-
xos tract New Oreans-Cemm business lot-
- nav ~ sddrsaasd 70 w. n. BURWELL
Editor DsBows Review.
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LOsT--STOLEN--FOUND.

LOST--STOLEN--F
NTRAYED on STOLEN. ON SATURDAY,
O6th instant from house. large Setter white and yeos
To any returning him 10 No. les Common stres liberal
reward WILDE paid.
NOTICE.................. ...............NOTICE.
The following scrips In of B. RODRIGUEZ being
lost application has been made New Orleans Mutual In
Company Cerfifcses-No $50 1900 for 500
No. e64 1861, for $40 902, 1909, for $40. y
EMELLIE RODRIGUEZ,
Parliamentary Executrix
New Orleans. February 8, 1859
r OsT-ON THE 10Th INST, A BLACK AND TAN
- TERRIER DOG. Said dog is about 10 months old and
the Of Major To any who will return
him to S8 Apollo street. reward Of fen Dollars will be psd
THOMAS AsKEW.
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Ia no.. December !, iooSs
In Bsnkrzptsy-Tho notice ssasd ffon This once that
JOHN TH0RNHILL has alsd his petition V b aseiArsd :
bsnkupt The partner II \ ". Esin vas sssa snseasn
nstAks Il should have ben Henry Thsrnhn-
Mr. John fhonhi has nss sspisd for NE ssnsns 'ns
Z. LOEw, pspuiy csrk.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

LOTTERY FOR FEBRUARY 15.-CLAss 30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= n col 72 Isl Al 4 lsl AZ 70
The above drawings Published In all the principal
papers and are drawn in gubc daily O. the rooms OF the
Company. g i. HOWARD fresdent
st. Charles Street, Cor. Union. y. o.
Witness hands, New Orleans La. this 18th day
Of February, 1869. ADAM 0IFFeN,
JOHN l.. LEWIS,
p. y. WILDER
Commissioner
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES.
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VARIETIEs THEATKR.
In order the entertainment st this Elegant and
FAvoRITE RESORT q TEE GE, ELITE OF 1HS cKEs
The Manager has effected engagement for brief PERIOD
with the gifted and accomplished artist,
MARY GLADSTANE,
Who will sppesr in a series Of her
LEGITIMATE, CLASSIC AED HISTORICAL MPER-
The initial play Of the sss. vim be English adaptation
MADAME RIsTORI,
Entitled
ELIZABETH, QUEEs OF ENGLAND,
Which will be presented
Monday, Tue sday and Wedn esday Evenings
February Is, 1e and al,
With y unexceptional cast, including
hAHf GLADsrANE a....-................ ELlLAbEIh'
In preparation. MARY STUART" .....
DRAMATIC READINGS
MISS BELLE BOYD,
MISS MAUDE ST. LEON,
NATIONAL THEATEK,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
Feb. II and 1s. 1900.
CREsCENT CITY MUsEUM.
40 AND 4e ST. CHARLES STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
Reengsgement by special request OF many Of the leading
families of the city, for short period prior to her departure
for Europe. Of
NATURES GREATEST PHENOMENON,
CHRISTINE MLLY,
M THE TWO HEADED WOMAN.
who win give her levees daily, surrounded by
THE ONE MILLION eURfosITIES,
Animate nanimate, natural and artistic anteduvan
modern enlisted the attention ofthe scientific
curious, and made this
THE PEOPLES OWN RESORT.
The IMAM FROG" at and nine NJ, and twelve
Saturdays and Mondays, ...-
Doom open from 4 n until leP.n.
Admission-5O cents; children, Is centa
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-Uni0n Bank Of Louisiana.-NsW Or.
isans 1S6-In accordance with sections 81 and IS Of
Ne entitled AN TO establish general system OF Free
Banking Of Louisiana approved March Is 1855
aes hereby given 20 the holders Of the circulating notes
present. the Banking the Office Of the
btse Auditor for the purpose Of redemption within
GEO A. FRERET, Cashier.
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A 0AhD''..''''''''''':::::''''''.''''.'Ao AhD
The undersigned Of the Merchants Beard Of Marine
respectfully tenders his to the merchants
ship others who may have occson for the same
% Marine Inspector. - - -
Back Office No 10 Car;ndelet street.
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Is l56-In accordance with sections 81 and IS Of tho
- entueo an ses esspnsn seneral system OF tlee
lb notice hereby given to the holders Of the circulating
notes Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said
present the at the Banking House. ct the
Once OF the State Auditor for the purpose Of redemption
within this otherwise the funds deposited
b. said Bank for said purposes win Be reclaimed
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POUND NOTICES.

CTRFET COM n IssIONER's DEPART-
- MENT, Room No T. City Hsll-Nsw orleans feb
Is, lS6q-Was brought the First District Pound
corner Of LAAyetts and Locust streets estry-
One Brown and Spotted cow, with both ears cropped.
which n not claimed within Eve days and the expenses
thereon pa win be sold at public auction az said Pound on
THURSDAY, February ", 1852, at IL o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissions.
J. O. LANDRY, Controller. r..
CTREET COMMIssIONER's DEPART
- MENf. Room No. T. City Hall-New Orleans. February
1862 brought the Second District Pound,
Of Orleans and Claiborne streets, ss an estray-
One dark brown COW, blind in helen eye and piece
Of theleft ear.
Which, II claimed within ave days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said Pound
WEDNESDAY. February II, 1869, at II o'clock u.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
J. o. Landry. Controller
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JAMES HASAN-
LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORKS.
Corner Of Prytsnia and Washington streets, New oreanh
Marble and Brick Tombs Nantes and Crates, German
and North River Tagging Cement Lime. Plaster Fire and
Laie Brick. Sand, Shells, etc
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BALLS-BALLS.


CONTINENTAL BENBvOLENT AssO-
c GEL. u 1ef rsl
WIN give their ~ si
ANNUAL DRESS, FANCY DREss AND MASK FALL,
February - ct Ola FeiIsws Hall.
MANAGERS: ,Wa
George CLARK, g. n. Todd, A. ". Merriam,
j. @. Fleming, John b Leefe, Il. Bl6esoy,
r. Denmsn. Thomas Muny John sIsmmer
JsA McCloskey, b. II. Stanley, Chas Is. Hall,
Jno Paisley, George Purves, TT. Hedges
o. w Gould. j. 81 Nixon. j. L. 0ubernatsr
Gerard Stith, Geo W. Hynson, yshu Daniels,
T.. q Msckey, Geo. W. Race, A bealA
A. W. Bosworth, O. A. Labuzan, D. Bidwen-
John Clark, Il. Bidwel, J. KittrsdgA
J. H. sherman, R n Pastsur, ]. Shaw,
II. r svasey, s McIntire. z. Askew,
Daniel Edwards, Benjamin Hynson, Thos Hassarn
j. Z. Mcclure, II. n. waters, 4. w. bothick
L. Pspdergrsst. John Livingston, T. r. Brady,
T. W. Brigham, A Desola. J. o. DeO>stro
David Calder, WIN. Pierce A. Mcneil
A. Parie Jscsb Smith, John Purves,
Asa Payson, X. Collins, II. +. HUI
Robert Thfogd, VIM Gibson, Lowd Walden,
James d. Tilden, Nat Lytle. Walter Perry,
H. j. Whitney, Geo. Kaowsr, @. h. Phillips,
VIM TenbIink, James Davis J. 3. Collins.
R. N. Montgomery, A Hysms, ". Hodkinh
A. B. Segsr, VIM Henry, u. Carvn.
Thomas Freslsnd. d. Fhzwilism-
Applications for ladies' invitations to be madsto Bissssy
Treasurer No. IS Carondset street, 70 John g. Fleming
Secretary No. LA Poydras street. f
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} EMOvAL.-........... ..........REAoVAL'

DANIEL and JAMES d. EDWARDS have removed ten
norarly from Nos IS 50 and 50 New Lsvee street TO the
CORNER OF CUSToMHoUsE, CLINTON and PETERS
STREET. opposite the United States Custom House por 70
,nvine their new establishment now Of erection
outng on Front and Delta streets between ersvi~ and
Poydras streets
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WANTED.

WANTED-AT2 ss vELICITY STREET. A STEADY
w Industrious House Girl chds Nurse Who y.
fond Of children, and Of hind dpooa Rscsmmsndstons
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. $50.
L S. RrGIsrER's OYrIcE

CARSON CITY, NEy.. December II. ISIS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N ENchcquer Mining Company have this day
filed In this Office a diagram, together with 4
notice OF application for u Patent from the
United States, under Act OF Congress, approved
June 2jth, 1850, for 100 feet Of the Comstock
lode, =. Gold Hill Mining District, Storey Coun-
~, NJ, N. and embraced within the two lines
hereinafter described. which are dclineatcd on
The diagram. marked respectively "ENchequer
North Line" and "Eycheluer South Line
being the same vein or lode which Is developed
in the Bullion mine, adjoining said Exchcquer
mine on the north. in the workings of the $40
foot level: and also in the workings OF the Alpha
mine, adjoining said ~Exchcquer mine on the
south. The said northern line has q direction
Y I3o ai' ", and ) 80 81 I, and passes through
a monument from which the center of the Bul:
lion shan bears 49, E fS 200 feet, said
chequcr North N8nnmcnt." The said southern
line has n direction y 80 81 " and 80 81 +,
parallel with said northern line. and Is distant
from the ssme 400 feet in a direction ) l6o BY W
from any given point on said northern line.
The extent OF said vein or lode cannot be asccr-
tanned BY actual measurement, but the same Il
bounded on each side BY the walls OF the same
and the amount OF ground contained between
the given end lines and the unascertained walls
ia estimated az thirty seven CSO acres. Said
claim Is more particularly described in the notice
and diagram posted in this oiice and ON the
claim. ARRE Il. LoChMAkI,
Register,
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. la.
z. S. REGISTERS OFFICE.

CARSON CITY, Nevada, October D. 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT III
~ Bacon Mill and Mimi: Company. by \. /.
Head, President. have this day filed in this Office
= diagram. together with notice Of application
for a patent from the United States, under Act
OF Congress approved July 70, 1866. for 90 feet OF
u certain vein or lode of quartz, or other rock in
place, bearing gold. silver, copper and other
metals. commonly called and known as the CON-
stock Lode and Bacon Mill and Mining Com
pany, situated in Gold Hin Mining District.
Storey County. Nevada. Said claim Is bounded
on the north by the Bowers Company, and on the
south by the j. ID. Winters u Co. Company, and
IL more particularly described a. follows, 10 wit (:
Commencing AZ Post No. ., which il situated
south so east distant 5i2& feet from the south
east corner OF the Imperial and Empire shan
running thence % south 30 ~ west 20 feet 10
Post No. 10: thence (2J north 139 60 west l05I.5
feet: thence () north $50 81 west ai.S3 feet;
thence - north S9.?U west Il. - feet: thence C)
north $40 ny west 52i.I feet TO Post No. 20;
thence 90 north % ~ east 20 feet TO Post No.
y: thence "a south SO iG east 5al.I feet (;
thence Isl south 500 go east II. 80 feet thence 90
south $40 81 cas-. Mss feet; thence Q0 south
TO ~ east 1855 feet to the place OF beginning,
containing Oh acres, more or less. Bearings
expressed from the true meridian, magnetic va
ration l6o IL east. said claim Il more fully de-
scribed in the notice and diagram posted In this
Office and on the claim.
WARREN T. LocKHARr. Register.