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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-11
GOODYEAR q FALLS,
Druggists and Apothecaries
DIR. RUsSELL'S
Dispensary and ImRrmary,
MEMPHIS, TExNEssEE.

nR. RUssELL'S DIsPENsARY. AND
~ Infrmary, the largest and Oldest institu-
ton Of the kind in the Southwest, established
In 1889, pleasantly located at Noe. 40 aud AZ
North side 4 Court Square, Memphis, Tenncs-
see, Is open for the reception Of patients desir-
ing treatment and the comforts Of homo while
receiving the same. Patients alao treated at
the Office or By letter. II desired.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis. skin
Diseases, Spermat0rrhea. Impotency. and all
the diseases arising from the indiscreuOn OF
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases 10 all their forms efectually cured at the
above named institution.
DIR. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
So Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application. 42-l1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-11
Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT sEh
l. Passenger Boats Of this Line, [55ssss
will leave Memphis hereafter THREE TIMES
A WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AT O'CLOCK P. NJ:
THOMAS H. ALLEN,
REESE PRITCHARD......... Master.
w. A. CALDWELL,
r. L. HAINES, Master,
OZARK,
Fl. BLASDELL,.......-........ ............M aster,
LEM LEOTI,
W. T. BERRY. Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the Com
rany's New and ght-Draught Packets to
Fort smith and Fort Gibson. Close connec-
tons made both ways: M
AMERICAN,
]. W. WILLIAMS...........................-M Master
VAN buren,,
JAS. aster.
FORT GIBSON,
JOHN W00DBURN.-.-......- --....... Master,
FORT SMITH, -
ED. N0WLAND, ......-.......... Master.
All of the above boats were built expressly
for the TRADE. and are particularly well
adapted to it. Passengers and Freight will be
put through BY this Line to all points on the
Arkansas river without detention and at rea-
sonable rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river. from north or east Of Mem
phis. should have thoir goods CONSIGNED to
Memphis and Arkansas RIVER Packet Com
pany." at Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
Kew Orleans should be consigned 10 Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company. Napo-
leon. Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Com
JOHN D. ADAMS. President.
T. A. KENDIG. Agent.
75t Office. 304 Front street, Mosby Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-11

A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE RRsT PITTS
"A BURG LUMP AND Nut CeAAL, j1ss e
PANY. Of5cs. lll< Madieon street. OF " u.
HORTON. Agent No. s5i Main street. llh
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-11

Direct
r. M. Bishop, of r. M. Bishop x Co.;
Theo. Cook, eff Baker, Hart & Cook;
joseph G. Butler, Pres't Lafayette Bank;
L. II. Hull, Of Addy, Hull L. Co..
A. s. Winslow, Of Winslow Smith;
Charles Rule, Of @. Rule 4 Coleman;
Adolph Wood, of Adolph Wood & Co.;
John Shillito, of John Shillito Il Co.;
A. D. Bullock, of A. D. Bullock d Co.;
d. T. Woodrow. Of Woodrow, Mears a. Co.;
Allen Collier. of John Swasey a Co.;
i. A. Harris, ex-Mayor of Cincinnati;
james Glenn, of VIM. Glenn 4 Sons.
w. B. cassidy, Vice-President;
W. M. RICHARDSON, Secretary;
R.v. vREDENBURGH, Agent,
79-t No. 90 Madison St, Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-11

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT .sE-A
l. Passenger Boats Of this Line
will leave Memphis hereafter THREE TIMES
A WREK, as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
EoaSEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

Al 'ons' 1asa ; sAa iAs;sr hgssyysuns
,o,,S ~ ftss' !. s'' v%s nf ;ass E
.s.. .. ,ne'f Horse ae'on Mari. liz East ra'r,sanh
" their asaa i'es 2: l,er.ss and Carriages, s..
rlih no MSp h HS BRANCH
eo"i"c,aa It oas Sasi, - =" 's.'''' - "
ware we hold saea avery Tuesday aad Fay throughout
ss.men sI'aHs 4. pIsG..s or those 1syas aos:. or
bsne.s; ths slash.forwald principles which
err honorable houses IN AL nercante pursuits Extract
mar H i; Pr aersss 81 HI; ;3s DAYS SAFE
Elegant crossed matched Team, whte ani black mares
, sS a ss ~ s y .d .
proper handling WI rot insle q ,aree aa,e, they are
@ asss 'sS' as
va Wso p Ssn su np aS s q H''d
Nay Irvsns Mare "ks's" dan' he es'snrssa srot.ps
Pho horne 4 4 + c Mn M sf
the pole var s9,ea 2 ,r mic IN three minutes DAY OF
w, eF;s |, ,gns oIss ksngss bed
iii. day roiied ID as 10 lis h. wagon two @oats
All sSs hands W. . kind in a. h.
@ fs ~ H'' So" day ' Of sa IT,
she zoe q che nes. rsis ;aarss ~ The country size and
I sssI.s wl Road Gssos s ssra " w "
VIII. . a sn y ksss oS
strings OF hells, made by Danseosps 4 Gibson, &c.
Dark brown AaIe, tb hands hgn yesrs oid; knl In all
harness good saddle free trolls IN 81 Nib
ntes she not AFRAID Of anything kidd and Ao top
Wagon In good order; set Harness Ac
Pair bay iorsss, ~ bands aud ysaS kind In all bar
ness Hn under saddle; rec FROM tros miles
hour tte used for fanny driving they kind
true Also two sea Park fhaecn toy hind seat SCI
double Harness, &c.
s x Ssp e s. with
asr.s ' y - sse.a s.u o..
mare, ~. bands yeas, kind ~ Al harucss tree nom
good tray@Lsr, frea aud sty ah driver kind and true
Lay family Horse is hanis, coreing years. AND NIL
nee FROM vice. fast traveller ish driver
warranted sound, Kind and true.
Bay uottins Horsc, own brother TO DAISY Barns, 5a
hands coming kinc IN all bayness, FREQ from vice
has troed the ice ~ IS; hca, mnlet 10 day
alt FAY traveller Of great eadnfance and bottom, and
sold only want OF USE
White ijoree Icing flowing tail and msne Grey Eagle
stock ta hancs; years. kind in all harness good nnaer
safcIc FREQ from Vice good traveller been used Tar private
driving Is the finest road horses In the country
rAnted sonnd Aina and tfue.
and stylish driver; Kind and true.
Bay Horse. Kentucky bred, 5s hands years kind in all
barnsss and dcr saddle free from vice rotE In mnntes
tree and stylish driver warranted sound stnd aud re
also top Wagon, In I'm" order set single Harhcns nc
Bay Entnan Allen Mare, ID hands kind In ali ar
hvss pnGer saddle, kind and true.
-Four elsssnt top Wagons Two top Wagons. one Port
Ia 10 Gutter Sleigh, Rockaways &c.
Very stylish and well bred bay i,oe, 49, hands high
3D. Kind IN all hayaess AID under sa'de yes from
excellent taveler warranted sound Kind and
aso Westcscr Rocka~ay, suitable for Water summer
having movable CLANS front, tuit by Brewster Bs
win.
Several other Horses, top and top Wagons, &c. We
pcsI q account OF the weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
rIyE TgRR.

-~~S.- : s.
TRor 70 COME or ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
~ at2P NJ, on Dubois hall nil@ track Tor Ssal, mile
heats beet three in Eve 10 adc,c: ride Captain
Leay's bh nnre, hats kciowan IT. os'c's heA Eqt"r
FASHION cor Rsf, J.. I.-vED3FSpAv, 'EoVEMRER
~ sao " NJ sas. 81, 100; ". eaniert' be- 'siefn
r. " ~ kod.ns d. :. iIsapn. r. Names or o. twu,
". H. Taylor, W. Browne ~ Lady Ha,il'on IMre Ia
hrc, 10 heIress. !. \. cHhNsEhs Proprietor
81 500 soss gL q * az xse q n ana
1863.
FIRST DAY TUESDAY, .ov. 9.
NO l. Purse II H1F1r b"gaes thai have never henten
mia,ses - abess of to is, T:d0 to teroha
and 500 10 Third.
SECOND "WEDNESDAY, Nov. To-
No Purse ~ !uc.-FJr f.orses that have b*httn
225 IN harness wagon oJ 70 frat 1850 10 sruonJ end
Sl5U to third.
THIRD DAY--THuRsnAr Nov. H.
No e. Purse $1,000 Free for al lorses =! 200 to lrst,
StpD 10 scc0nu ana 900 To third
COsDIriOES.
Al horses r eligible nj the lime ~ the closing OF
tries Entrance Zee 10 cent o PURGE a0 must ccOm
the nomination all Any horse dstancing ie
field sha only be entitled nyst la al pLlsss
required, and start All The
above e heats beet three In I'VE in The
proprietor reserves The right 10 postpone races IN accat OF
nclemen weather any other snGcent horse not
winning heat I'VE. and 10 rued ou viii not cc entitled 10
a premium.
Al entries y mail 10 be sddrsssed 10 DAVID B6HOP,
81 South Calvert street. UaInor. Nd, At the Park.
Euyes will close At either VI the med pacen
Tauraiay Nov Premiums viii bs paid at Tue Fafk after
each days exhibition.
iiinc made nj falS no record
DAVID BISHOP, Proprietor.
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sPoRyINts-- D0Gs, gteDs, &C.

sPORTINts- DOGS, gtRDs, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY nOtiS AND BIRDS FOB
~ sale hedsinst FOR all dsessnA. Prepared pooa Tor
.ck!ng BIRDS al b. DOvEy, No Greene street. corner
OF Canai. n. B.-ildes sttendea by Yrs. Dovev.
w ANTBD~-AE ENGLISH BEEECH-LOADER SHOT
w 6nn, light weight 10 - u bore central fire With
ana implements conpeie; must Dc s,i veg low Adir,ss
stating price ana where to 6g seen, H. A. W, box 3,a2 isi
onies ---'' b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02

NATION. Herald once.
SPECIAi. NOTICES.
THE ELECTIONS rQ:pA..
WHAT WILL THE DAY BRING rORrHi
What WILL THE DAY BRING rohrMs
WHAT WILL THE DAT BRING FORTH
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
THE EvGsiNG TELEGRAM
TnE EVENING TELEGRAM
win ANNOUNCE IN EXTRA ISSUES THE
WILL ANNOUNCE IN EXTRA lsouEs TUE
WILL ANNoUNcg n EXTRA ISSUES THE
PROGRESS OF TIE VOTING
PROGRESS or ruE VOTING
PROGRESS OF TnE yorlNr
1mg RESULT OF THE sALLoriNIs
the REsuLr Of TliE sALLorlsas.
THE RESULT or TIE sALLorlnas.
TOGETHER WITH ACCOUNTS OF
INTERVIEWS WIN PHoNIsesr CANDIDATES
AND
CHEF OF THE UNION LEAGUE.
SCENES, INCIDENTS
AND ALL OTHER MATfhMs OF INTEREST con
NgcTEp WITH TopAY's ELECTION BUSINESS.
yiRsT EDITION Tu.ivc o'clocs promptly.
SECOND EpITioN--rwo O'Clock promptly.
THIRD EDITION -Four O'Clock promptly
BxTRA EDlTIoN-Hins O'Clock p. a..pron,p,y
KEwspgALERs AsD NEwsSoys
may take advantage OF the snles Of these editions
ADVERTISERS, TAKE NOTICE.
Fs,cs Dollars year. oacr, " Nassau street.
THE NEXT CARTOON NUMBER
EVENING rELEanAM,
FRIDAY, nov g.
SOMETHING SPLENDID AND uSkrrL.
FINE MKENEssKs or
GENERAL GRANT.
THE WASHINGTON GOLD BUREAU.
TIE NEW YORK 05LD CONSULTATIONS
Arac.'mlle p the son.
oNONDA6A GIANT.
With an interview by =
TELEGRAM SPECIAL REPORTER.
AN ILLUMINATED NvxBEg.
NEwspEALgRs, SEND IN ORDERS IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISERS. TAKE NOTICE.
4 LIE NAILED TO THE COUNTER.
n To TnE ENRON or rIir llERALp:
sR.A men named Campbell, aud o.hsrs, ctrcu,sisd =
:.y,s. xs1sssa.s | Y. ~
q
Ssr ny ..s an ~:
tie arrest OF any man snd n am Board OF
Supervisors Tuesday next domorrow) shall promote
city BY reducing the taxes endns fearful frauds
10y: %pf'sa Ptss; ~
s. III. wv sssy.
@ treat ,he Board supervisors precisely ss did the Mayor
and co'Sen Council alcg ts uptown stage AID railroad
p he Board q sspsrs.or As am neither a.
ecnasOr an determined to protect s gsoP fs 'h
Democratic Union Citizens Association, Taxpayer Reform
and wSra,nsmmenss ei Nd for Supervisor.
A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR TIE HERALD AND Ali
thirty street, Junction Broadway and SIKH
A -A.-PRRs oNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. life insurance. companies, and who do not essre 70
Agency, II Broadway, room ".
A STORAGE FOR ygKNITuRE, \. PIANOS LARGE
years. experience. Furniture boxed for shipping All
kinds Furniture removed IN or on. o. '1e cry ~ 700 OF oad
AUG. HYNARD's STORAGE Rooms, FOR FuEyI-
hare packed shipped or moved in city or country and
perienccd men 70 ha nde T.
A -ofriclAh pEAwINos 90 ,,,.-,..
I" 49, .yso Il g. s soTsnn Il is ,ss H. :"
stsS r. y 4 4 oasss sl7 sovl1ntn 1859
10 y y q = ss p so " 81 Z o. H.
b i % 4 80 above sn also
No. 2ac Broadway and las Futon street.
A. State Lottery, for inc bench, of TIE Orphan Home
aIssIssirpI-of.Ass ta-nosDAY. NOV. 1, 1892.
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MISSISSIPPI,
Captain II. r. Henry
will be DESPATCHED on saturday, Nov 9, at o'clock NJ,
from pier ~ North river
Freight received through ratios for ST. LOUIS Mobile ana
Gaiycston.
The GENERAL MEADE will succeed Saturday, Nov H.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
hppiyto --.
70 broadway.
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COAsTwIsE sTEAs rsHIPs.

FfExAs LINE
j. OF Galveston Steamers.
ssng every Saturday, at L. M touching al Key West
The Al steamer TITLE. Captain Partridge, -
East river, VIII sail on Sat- rday, November 6.
All goods lQr Houston the anterior will be forwarded by
our agents MessEs H. acMehsn Co., free OF Wharfage
orange OF COMMISSIONS FOR receiving Or fprwsrdme
lusufancs klefantsed oy by sdJ other route Nc
detention at EfI S "a sIpy e lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02

NTOTlCE.-GREAT REDUCTION IN PASSAGE TO
~ New Orleans tdreci First, class sisamsr s"iis satnr-
ony apply al the Southern steamship ticket Office 10
broadway. ~. poHEhrf. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02

L'0R shJE-sLoOP YACHT FRoILc, SIX TONS, N.
M has well furnished cabin nearly new sails and every
thing complete order Can be Mt foot OF Court street,
street. ''H'
STEAM YACHT. FOR sALE.-h FINE MoDET.LEp
NJ steam yacht 80 feet long, IN besr, 10 Inch square
cylinder wei found and In compete running ORDER or sac
cheap she livery economical In the item OF incl toarss
Dolphin, New York HeraldoTce.
yTANyEp 10 PpAcHAsE-A STEAM rug, FRoN
w 1910 ~ inch cyllader Address sauna 'sims son"@
lions, &C., Captain CilARLES NELSON kchhohh w.
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0In BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND
JtO Twcntrfrs streeta.- Money hhersNy advanced on
Diamonds, Watches, Jewery, Camel lSr Shaws sltksj
Fus, &C. Business confidential Onee hours, ~ ~ too
Pm. JOSEPH HERrS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
FINANCIAL.

A TfEHTioG ls INVITED 80 THE afEAr INDUCE
N nrnis orled 10 sayiHg banks and offers by the Ksa
sac Pacrc Railroad iohn paying per cent god, AID ee
from toyeltAtnl insation Address pAbskf, Mo:eAN
co., bs L1chaaea mace, ami Il. X. Affop CO. ~ Pine
street New YORK, sar e.f,u'ary maps a1a pm Yals7
, 1869-02-12
(F30u5 the Nc1o York Times.
A NEW JERSEY PROPHET.-THE AT
LANTIC COAST TO BE VISITED
BY EARTHQUAKES.

Prof. Thorpe, Of Nebraska College,
claims that several months ago, when
Nesuvius had broken into an eruption,
he told a number of gentlemen at Hudson
City, N. j., that earthquakes on this con-
tinent would speedily follow. He told
them, and refers to them for corrobora-
ton, that a vast mass of the crust Of the
earth under the West Indies, having by
some means become detached, had fallen
into the burning mass below, and had
given rise to the disturbances in st. Tho
mas and vicinity that the shock had sent
rolling eastward an irresistible, although
sluggish, ocean or lava, seeking q vent
that the eruption of Vesuvius was the
next effort of that wave Of molten fire,
and that The various outlets Of the globe
especially on the Zinc Of this wave, would
necessarily give similar tokens of its ar
rival. lie especially predicted that Cal
cutta, Australia and the Sandwich Islands
would feel it, one after the other, and that
San Francisco would feel it next in order.
His predictions having been fully verified,
Mr., Thorpe now asserts that the earth
quakes producing waYe is still moving,
eastwarda and will yet be felt on the Al
lautic coast,
, 1869-02-12
y Unclaimed Letters
IN CHRISTIANSTED'S POST OFFICE.

Caroline Adams, Catherine Adams,
Jane AlIanes, Benjamin Andrew, Caroline
AndIow, William Andersen, Messrs. Moore
& Armstrong, Henrietta Baerenrzen,
Meta Balford, l.. G. Brrgstrom, A. V.
Beverhoudt, Chariot Burket, Mr.. Chabert,
MADAME Colquhoun. Thomas Conton,
Miss Crowser, A. NJ. Daniel, Mr.. Rodollo
Detti, Dorathey DeNuIIy, Mary DeNuliy,
F. DeWent, My dear Miss Ellen, Henate
Elizabeth, AdeIla England, Thomas Fer
dinand, Sarah J. Goosefelth, Henry Har-
rigan, Mary Henry, Henry HeyIiger, Jane
Irwin, Ann Llzer Jackson, Dothea James,
Catherine James, Florine Jastram, John
Wian Jordon, Mary Joseph, Christian
King, Capt. P. Lassen, Charlotte Amelia
Lee, George Leopold, w. X. Lloyd, Ann
Eliza Lind, Richard Meyer, Al. Senior
Henry N. ~, Grace Partricks, Cecilia
Petersen, Maria Petersen, Lydia Ravena.
Daniel Richard, Joseph Rogers, Miss
Ruan, John Samuel, Heinrich Schuten-
, 1869-02-12

Federation Of the East, and counting
amongst lis members Frenchmen, Italians,
and other Europeans, and evidently Rus
slams, more or less disguised.
The. Central Committee is going to issue
two documents, which, it appears, will
produce a great sensation the first is a
manifesto to the European Governments,
and the second an ultimatum addressed
directly to the Sultan.
According to the plan of this great po-
litical association, Abd-ul-Aziz will be
summoned to raise to the rank of king
doms-1st, Ronmania, increased by GER
tain districts End, Bulgaria, with Thrace
and Macedonia 3rd, Srrvia, with Bosnia,
Herzegovina, and Montenegro.
Greece, lastly, is to be increased by the
annexation of Epirus, ThessaIy, and the
islands Of the Archipelago.
An appeal to arms viii follow the re-
lection Of this ultimatum.
, 1869-02-12

he were left alone, his fall might be sud-
den, or it might be delayed; but in any
case it would not be distant. A Berlin
official journal, however, gives US reason
to anticipate that the Conference will
proceed with It's work, and that what is
called "a satisfactory settlement of the
questions in dispute" will issue from It's
labours. In other words, the protecting
Powers will tell Greece what she is TO do,
and the Greeks, having no option, will
obey their behest, and calmly await their
opportunity.
, 1869-02-12
The ENGLISH PRESS. .
(Morning advertiser, Jan. 14.)

The honour Of France is involved in
reducing the combinations r~eiecter of it's
authority and of that of its International
Conference to obedience. We hope we
can say that this country is perfectly free
TO take an independent course in this
matter, and has, neither in spirit nor in
words, bound itself to assume an active
part in the settlement of the question on
the side Of Turkey. We cannot we'll af-
ford TO take either the leading or the sec
Gnd place in establishing by force such an
international power as the Paris Confer
ence seems to aim at becoming. Except
in inducing the Sultan TO Join it, aud in
desiring to maintain a general peace, our
course Of policy has been in fact to refuse
10 interfere at all. We did not even allow
our ships to carry the Christians of Crete
out Of the power of the Moslem at a time
when the war vessels of nearly every
other Power were freely employed for the
purpose. We do not even know that in
preventing the ships of our Mediterranean
fleet from assisting IN this operation we
at all favoured our ally at Constantinople.
The late Ministry observed a more exact
neutrality than our present Government,
which can hardly be excused for an offici-
Gus entreaty Of the Sultan to make up
the party at the Quai d'Orsay. We can
only hope that to induce the Government
of the Porte to yield, our Foreign Min
lster has not become at all responsible for
any possible or supposed failure to carry
out theSultan's expectations, or to defend
him from any unfortunate results which
may ensue from his compliance.
(Morning Star, Jan. 14.)
In some quarters it is thought that the
self-assertion of the Greeks will lead to
a breakup of the Conference, and that
they will be left face to face with their
old enemy. Turkey has hardly less reason
TO dread this abortive result, assuming it
to occur, than even the little kingdom of
Greece with its handful of patriots. The
Turk has been a great nan since the
Crimean war; but his greatness has no
national stability-his strength is abso-
lutely derived from external sources. If
, 1869-02-12
acknowledgements

T ISTEN over Valgberettigede til Colo
va niaIraadet cr h~enlagt til Eftersyn paa
dette Steds Thinghuus fra lode til 28de
dennes begge Dage indbefattede fra Klok-
ken 9 slet Fofmiddag til Kl. 3 slet Efter-
midday. Enhver der har IndsigeIser at
fremf0re imod VaIgIisten opfordres, i Hen
hold til Coloniallov af 27de November
1868 5 25, senest 8 Dage efter Udl6bet at
den ovennavnte It'd, til VaIgbestyreIsens
Formand skriftligen at indgive saadan Ind
sigelse med OpgiveIse af de Grunde hvor-
paa samme st0ttes.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Jul
risdictions Landdistricts Valgkreds, den
3die Februar 1869.
c. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1869-02-12

burg, NJ. E. Scheridan, A. Sutherland,
Anna Sommers, Matilda Sprayo, Eliza
Tenant, Nancy Thomas, Anne Tiesane,
The Colonial Treasurer, Charles Wilt
ans, Madame Williams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26
Application for Patent.
Notice.-No. 40.
U, s, RrGIsTYR's OFFICE,

". % s'fl NV n VII iNF.
CARSON CITY. New. November 10th, 1868. {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TIE
" American Mining Company, by Williams II
BiNlcr, attorneys, have this day filed In this OF.
fee a diagram. together with n notice Of appli-
cation for Patent from the United States. under
Act Of Congress, approved July 18th, 1866, for
1868 feet OF q certain vein or lode of quartz or
other rock In place. bearing gold, silver. copper,
and other metals, formerly known Us the North
American Mining Company's claim, and now aS
the American Mining Conipany's claim, situate
In Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County.
Nevada, being the same vein or lode developed
in tho works OF the ovcrman Mining Company,
adjoining IL on the north, and lying between the
southern and northern boundaries dclincatcd on
the diagram. and described as follows, to.wit :
The southern line commences at stake No. |,
marked North American Company, south
line" located In American Flat, at Il point about
onc.half mile northeast of the Bay State mill,
and about scvcnty-iive CI5) feet cast of the Amer
lean Flat road. and runs $50 L (passin. through
II cedar bush in small rayincl and \ 80 " pass.
ing through Il stake located on road, marked
North American Company, south line" The
northern line commences nj stake No. j. marked
North American Company, north line" located
at the Uncle Sam boarding house. said point
bearing from stake No. l y 3Go + 2,5GS feet, this
distance being the amount claimed on the lode,
and runs $ DO E (phssing through n stake at 200
feet distant, marked North American Compa-
MS, north line. y and y SO W Gassing through
n stake ut 100 feet distant, marked North
American Company, north linc') AT u mOnu.
mcnt Of stone (maiked "Pt Of reference on plat
located y 36o Z 5GS feet from stake No. |, the
southwest corner OF Sec. g II. IL ~. H.. 81 L,
bears s 40 Is " 1893 feet distant. Mt. Lincoln
bears s iJo ap L, and the smoke stack of the
Bav State mill bears S 800 30 W. The Lxtcnt OF
said vein or lode cannot be asccrtaincd by actual
measurement, but said vein or lode Is bounded
oh each ride by tho wall Of tho same. and tho
amount OF ground contained between the given
end lines and the unasccrtaincd walls Of said
vein or lode, IN estimated Mt 30 acres. Said
claim i1moro particularly described in the notice
anil diagram posted In this Office and on the
claim. WARREN i. LOCkHART,
nolS9Od Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26
COnstablc's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF Justice E.. C. Cooks Court. Of Gold
Hill Township, County OF Storey, State OF Ne
vada, and to me directed. in favor of II. II. Flagg
and against ID. l.. Sylvester and IL. NJ. Nescy.
for The sum OF -Four Hundred and Thirty.ilve
Dollars and costs OF suit. I have seizcd. md shalt
expose for sale, at public auction, at . O'Clock +.
NJ, OH the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1869, at the
premises, to satisfy said judgment and accruing
costs. the following described property, TO wit:
Lot No. seven ca, block 1--WE 6, range &c" M
represented on the oficial map OF The town OF
Gold Hill, bounded and described az follows;
On the north by lot SIX Co, and on the south by
lot eight 81, In the SAME block and range, and
ON the cast by lots thirty. nine 500 and forty e0),
block two (2), range "B," ~ represented upon
said Official map, being Twenty-Five c3l feet and
hundred and forty QIo) feet on the north side
and twenty.nine 10Y feet on the cast or back
side Of the same. together with the improve.
mcnts thereon. Bids must be made In United
Statcs Gold Coin. ri. ~ erita.
Dated Gold Hill, tho I'D day Of March. A. d.
1859. THOMAS HARkIN, Constable.
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