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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-18

TIL, political campaign Of 1859 will
open with the, following elections -
New Hampshire,, March 9s Connecti-
cut, April 4; Rhode Island, ApriltF.
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''s+'& --1 u BEN. fhACNtALANt
Aurora, o., Jan. Z, 1869, tt. \
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,SILvERoG G. 90 b S..

In Silver Ware we have ALI the new styles
many never befoJe offered to the people Of Port
age county, We have all the patterns of ~
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Mn, Gaines is coming North again.
viennio Rcam has been hoard from at
Paris. H'ti IN D
Miss Dix Is visiting lnsans hcspltais In the
West.
A gentleman In PertsAossh, ONO mas
ono Of Grants reports as quartermaster'
dated New York, 1s4s.
Fung Yang, q Chlnaman, has oeen li'sas
ening tn, Ban francisco pon''ei""' "
making smart speech there.
Mr.. Seward has built one nu"u u's,., " nv
sixty dwelling houses IN Auou'"' "n'Su n'
has sold on easy TERMS
Rev. 8. NJ. Morse, clergyman OF spring
field, Mass, bets that ne can row across inc
river and back again oAndnided.
Archbishop spaulding, bishops WOOD ana
o'Hara, and other Catholic dignitarfcs, nave
Just made hying trip to Saratoga from
Lake George.
Archbishop McClOskey Will sail Tor Havre
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THH MARYLAND ELECTIONS FOR 1907
The election for State and county officers In
Maryland takes place on the TUESDAY after
the. first Monday In November" next, No
yember Cd, at which there are to be elected
twelve Senators Of the frst-class," to I'LL
the places Of those who drew the short term
oftw years, In tho following counties, &C.,
Allegany, Baltimore city, (second legislative
district, now represented by Henry Snyder,
Esqy) Caroline, Cecil, Charles, Dorchester,
Hartford, Montgomery, Prince Georgc's, ST.
Mary's, Talbot and Worcester. The thirteen
other Senators drew the long term OF four
years. There are also TO be elected the
members Of the House of Delegates and the
State Comptroller. The county officers to
be elected are the county commissioners Of
each county and the sheriffs and surveyors
OF each county and Baltimore city, and
wreckmaster In Worcester county. Most Of
the state and county officers chosen at the
last election hold their officers for terms Of
four or SIX years, or longer. In Baltimore
an election for the members Of the first and
second branches of the city council will be
held on the fourth Wednesday of October
next, the eth.
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Letter Fre. BsPk slsy spsisgs.
BsRKsLsy SraiHus, WA, !
AuSust a tam

EDIroRs REPUBLICAN,: Second only TO the
excitement attendant upon my receiving the
two illustrated copies Of the celebrated case
Of the Orphans Court vs. The Gentle Shop
| herd, which were passed from hand to hand
| among our guests until they were literally
In tattcrs, was tho amateur concert which
took place at Strother's hotol last night for
tho benefit Of the Catholic church Of the
village Of Bath. The prime mover Of this
charitable purpose was Senior Manuel r.
Marcia, Envoy Plonipotentiary Of the Argen-
tine Republic TO the United States, who has
been here with his family since the LIST Of
July. At about 8 O'Clock the spacious dining
hall OF the hotel was beginning to be filed
with the ladies and gentlemen, who were
streaming through both entrances, and at
$3.50 o'clock there was as brilliant an array
Of beauty aud fashion assembled as II has
ever been my pleasure to witness.
This concert had been In preparation for
| several weeks, and the numerous people at
this hotel had had time 10 write for their
friends to come on. There were many we'll
known ladies and gentlemen here from Bal
timore and Washington, . number from
Winchester, some from Hancock and other
ncighboring places. The village itself boasts
| Of some not common beauties, among whom
may be indlvidualised Mrs. Sample, the
| daughter OF the Hon. John d. Deffees, for
merry Congressional pfintos, who has built
himself Q cottage here, Miss Strothcr, daugh-
yer OF tho veteran soldier, painter, writer,
sketcner, performer, &c, Earle strothcr,
known principaliy through his sketches In
Hdrpsrs Monthly OF the "1ncidents Of the
war, and Mrs. Pendleton.
The platform for the amateur performers
was arranged In the centre Of the hall, where
appropriate stands Tor the eAduteurs were
also arranged: Inc repertoire was OF the
choicest ballads and operate pieces, inclu-
ding some by flotow, Gabussi, Rossiui,
Curschmann and Graham. There were also
several duetts on tho plano, one Of which
| H8h BaHf& 6n' no VIA Win Mia Wehh
| for the palm OF beauty At thn snr,no. ana
". de Merolla, whflom charge d;sfsirs
| under the King Of SanIes This oentIaman
was also the musical director ~ ths conesr,
and acquitted himself of his role Win Sresi
credit But the crovpinr polnt Of tho occa.
sion was Longfcllov's beiiad "Beware,' "a
| sung nv Madame os,rIs 40. ~ 49,
Garcia. For richness and aeribiiity of voice
power Of execution and Correctness. do moi
believe this lady has an eoual In ara IJniteS
States, begging Madame Parena,s nsrion
whose great admIrer am mai nj ~
| the ballad where Mile, Garcia prononnoes
| the words "She Ia fooIIng me- r. az.
cially poverfni None hs, .rr.os
artist conId render n wi,h $500 ~. R''' An
Madame a. rcI. n naa ~ In,aro.,i, o.
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In THESE DAYS, when everybody Is gulp-
ing down frequent draughts of soda water,
would II not DO good plan for the proper
authorities TO order an inspection of the
fountainsi An inspection in Cincinnati re-
yealed the fact that the water from fourteen
out Of ono hundred fountains there was poi
soned by copper.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

DEMOCRATIC PAPERS having charged Gov
crnor Geary, of Pennsylvania, with an abuse
of the veto power, the Republican papers are
publishing list OF tho vctoes, and show
clearly that In every instance the vetoes were
for the benefit and good of the Common
wealth. They have eficctually squelched
that attempt to run Packer up by running
Geary down,
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Wants.
T EvY COURT wAsHINoTos COUNTY, D.

4" S,S.a.' sn q q ssi GsafS fs sss:;
qnes u ps;ssngsrs Withia ths County II Wasa.
~ Sj B, 3. kay Sss q. a
Any ssefn:y esiIisss, onnibus. cab, Or sSy Dc:
o. .ssas csany Sf'sy 81 81;
ihsrsfoP IN tss manner Rsfsiaafisr ai ssstsd license
tEeTI9s 2 The Clerk fthls Court Is hereby au-
Ming hackney ssfIissss. oanibassss. cabs, and
other vehicles for the ttansportaton q pa'sepgsIs
sa@ of W. bSilsr. foi ssss eSatSa. rss po a:
@ and % other sshss hs e I've
SECTIONS itshSii not DO lawful for any person
SaP or SS.l TR saSaasa GP Ps
s sons or p ssssn5efs f0T hire wthSat hayPg hIst
nishsd By he Ssrf O III: Court. attached thereto
on each side Of the drivers seat
,aS. q Cher !sss as ' sSosss ssa sSa. a MSs
4Ssr sss Be Nn 70 ss ss dS q
ssSSiiSs q When $:is a.s three l hackney
ssnbs Or as .ss$sS sS e BY ast
$.s: j y IL ny Ss:ss 4 X
.ad aS
vehicle who shall obstruet the officer IN the per-
SS.1 ne q s' sS SsS sa
TIE Sss y ss 81 S5sS5 sSa ss
Ed g b a A.,
lines daily. FIs III: A.
s s.ssGlA' '4ll''' G isi.I,,
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ivs.rwsasie:, Jss 1 j ui;,'ss, iis1 is IS
ais'Ss'' HI ias
r'n'f0'''i siw 1o.S.;is:r no ils ioN
t:se':, issi. .iis sos, Jn sjy,'Ss isss
ssS:, hsss dd sIS i,S
sos, JSSiy.;c;...iTN ''"'' 100
rlw YoRK MARKETS.
NEw Yonx, August 81 p.m.-Ootton steady;
DO % cts, low middiius saI sSi middiissH 81
cts; good do. $40 cts, Mobile e3N otsj Or.
leans ~ otsi quotstions nominsl. Sugar nrm;
Sea,.s oaSs ia%Sis< cents, and PORTO Rico
Arm; SiSi0Ii.5e. Corn very nrm; Si@S. os.
s,:;s Il :i'o' Pork aais' but arS' ''''is
RALrINoRx MARKET.
BALrIMoRE, August 8. - Breddsfufs. = The
ply, aud the trsnssctions are 10 consequence
ket would be active were there any supply.
P ; 70 upSy X. Ss,ns a.i sna i II.
stock here 10 lighter than u has besa for many
year:. sales were reported on 'Chanse Of only
..SsiI And 100 6bi'. new olsI Mills do. al GsO
wSsai.-rhs demand sontlnues active and
sss market ss" sc e. Ss. ssss:p s.a M:
80. ~ =. sa,Ic-s s,s, ~ ~ I'M hn.h ii.
som,,on ~ xis M. III. Nj al IL 4, aoSsi Ia
! non h. "a ~ 40 sccd ~ nssrss AZ Al X -
~ AZ IA IA vi, "A saoa ypatan. ~, =, Z, ~
XSw ,'Soo n,,ri. fnJi.Xs Shit. ~ Al n 80
SssS NJ, ~ N .tviaof whits Al Al a. es'' ""u
S5rs"ws. IN fsir asmsns to.d,v h,, IN,
,-n,,. htrh., snm. a ooo hu.hs az y htts .aIa
.as ANY M ,,s b,,,L ~ 4, m IA .ho,,t ooo
,shNss .S ny, =, AZ oszes ~ "N ~eou' A'V0'
ns,." ?. 49,, w. no,J.. ..,.. ,o-a., of
IA o%ah - o nore we no'ee es ,o-e . 9,
lo,OU 10 i9,0oo ousheh soou 10 prime ~ osVoz
cents per bnsheii M,
Whhy.-W,e sui auote hign Wac AZ silo
ysi'io per sahoh' 'u' 'he "s'Ao' " nf"c' W
cyus.-ws a., 10 urine, a .es ~ ~ Sonee
snoe nose 'epoa ~ Jul iuo .ns m1In
w, W. 'h1 w nqu sooa nnu 'n9 m"t p.
suonks' guoto oe.GIe, WI MO
IN uonn sE s9i NJ, ,or III, III ps Gar
snu ,n'o,eesi anu u.,} p m,s ~ .oy,o.sc
10, iH' 10 p''me' "nu i'>sg'e' iof enoice'
soTIa;; ,t,,,. a.., ia. ~.
Conon,Ilnee n'ery ntsie qemana ior Oot-
YOU, shu oeyonu ,, M ov 1s ~ o W spin-
nets meIe no'h,n6 uons' w guVpte pIlees
ionoW VIZ non,c ~ sgyso eens,
s vVosss,aW 10y, gyW y. I'LL, SAL"
ASSsys. eerss, anu muains ~ sSysI
tn.Ilne m. veiy queL out
Pilos, iemh,n Neauy anu We quote rs oe,ore,
s W; Ouos elsyGS, Nysvcs 90 mI.coTsa9 ~
w ~ lSSss n,oo ~ ov0'' Nh. Ios"'h ISL
an N! ~ seyoocu per ss,ioTn; ,,,,, .
rM ea.ID'ownstw9n, w eont,n s,es W luo.e
~ logn eehts snu M,dunngs ~ Nwso cents
PEI 9usnel ~ 70 wegnt anu quah'y de-
msna sooa, our suppy III M, tim, neu;,
40, 10 n,i,sans et .,,h eoh,,nue ,,, yey
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RoPosALs PoR PLACING AND PAVING.
Sealed proposals will be received until MONDAY,
Au4uste, 1852, O'Clock, .. m for furnishing and
iss. elR' ,tisssss SsfSf tRs fHassiRH" gsS Oh,
The centre sirips OF the hAgsipg 10 10 s feet In
width and the naGstones composing II to be Of pro-
poriouAte length, all to be undressed, but to hsy.
true surfaces. and TO be laid solid, on layer Of
.h.rn river sand, iinehes deep. spread overa bed
ct Ard Iam@ed With clean gravel, 70 proper grade,
.nd % lnches deep. AMI to be neatly hammered IS
Also. proposals for furnishins and setting euIb
stonr, as sblys, along the K street side OF The
sehoo'-hcuse lot, and for furnishing sud laying
the pavement with best quality OF hard burnt red
brick. iw3 eJursos on edge next 10 cTrb aad one
inner side,
Proposals 10 be lsft at the oBce Of Adolf. Iluss,
architect, corns, II seventh aud streets. and to be
per yQuare foot OF h4gging, per SQUARE yard o.
brick pavement. and per lineai foot Of cufbst0us,
all 10 be actual surface measurement I. without any
allowance for FA,te or c n structiva measurement
Tho accepted party will be required TO furnish
satisfactory boad, for the fsithful execution OF
the work.
Tho 60 mitse reserves the right 10 reject any
or al bids fdssmed Tor the into est Of the corpo.
ration 20 do so. J. 8. BROWN,
aus For Committee.
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A omoUs elephant could not be driven
over the Truesdell bridge at Elgin, H., and
was finally allowed TO ford the river. A few
days after the bridge fell.
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DIED..

DIED.
OsB0URN. On the 9TH instant. At 7:SJ D. m
Mss SARAH CATHARIHH OsBouRs, d ugh ter OF the
late Richard And Margaret Osboufu.
runsrsi q 10 =. m. day. from her late resi-
dsnce, Ill Tenth street.
ALLEN. At Hooversyills. Nd, :. on the 9Th In
; a,,s esosen son o. George and Mary HsPbura
HIS funeral v III take place from the residence OF
Pro-. YArna!l, us West street. Georgetown, TO-
dAy) At o clock. n N "
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Tho London correspondent OF tho New
York Tribune, In one Of his late letters, says
upon the subject Of cheap ocean postage:
Mr.. seely's Forts for ocean penny post
age haye',Iil In inducing the Depart
ment'I:iDi 1.-THE whole subject. The
post ofllceau lies are not, believe, any
moredlsposH ithan formerly 10 concede
thealtsrnaa le. What Mr.. Seely wants
lsthe optlT Inding letters at penny by
anulns'r, will agree 10 take them for
that price; wing people TO pay sixpence II
they chocse for the swifter service-if II DO
swifter. But for the eight years contract
with the Cunard company, this might prob
ably be done. Should 1t be done, however,
while the contract subsists, the post office
might find itself In the peculiar position Of
paying fl00, 900 year for carrying letters
which the public preferred 10 send, and did
send, by other lines. Hence, II has conceived
the plan OF reducing the rate 10 three-pence,
and still keeping 1t uniform. Negotiations
have been begun, am told, with the Post
Office Department In Washington, with .
view to adopting the new rate. Before they
accede to this scheme, hope the Washing
ton people will make stand for the penny
system. Two or three companies, whose
ships are at least as fast rs the Cunard slow
cargo boat, by which the Tuesday evening
malls are now forwarded from London, have
offered to take letters from Liverpool TO New
York at penny the ounce. As the depart
ment would charge penny the half ounce,
hero Is an abundant margin for inland post
age on both sides the water. There Is abso-
lutely no reason against the acceptance OF
this offer except the contract with the Gu
nard and Inman companies. That contract,
however, does not bind the post Office to send
all letters by their ships. Now our Govern
ment has not bound Itself by any such alb.
surd and exorbItant agreement. II 10 10 a
position to Insist on the adoption OF penny
ratci that Is, two cents for each letter not
exceeding half ounce. Only press this fact
On the people on both sides and We shall
soon have cheap ocean postage, spite OF con-
tracts and red tape,
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THH Charleston Courier says the census
taker recently called at the residence Of a
well known Colonel residing In tho western
part OF Queen street. The Colonel gave him
all the information asked for, but appeared
a little nervous and excited. Having re.
celyed the necessary Information the census
taker took his leavei but before reaching
Colonel, whose face this time was beamlng
with Joy, and who said, soto voes, please,
sir, add another To my lis, the trouble Is
apply over"
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Eleventh street, Star ofec Building
AkE n S6k4 s4klF ba
sTkEBr wRsT, in Tis oITY ofwAsHiSd.
by yidss Of a deed ot,.u.,. dated on ,hs oh s.y
flbss S Yn f e as seq t n S .ns
record for sshinEton county, District Of Colum.
bis, will sell At Public Anction, in front on the
premises. on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day o. An.
S gust. q 1,siosk p; N AL 'hGs, certain LOTS
being 10 III, city Of Washington. District OF Co.
!pmbtA, and which are known aud dcsigaated on
the ground plat or plan thereof q. the whole Of
70! ns%ssred ttssnty: '2c) part q i9' Numbered
twenty two, t22.J 10 square numbered six bun:
dr.d and twenty, t6!o, beginning for the .aid part
u lot numbered twenty -one tal) at tho northwest
coInsr testeof, and ran1ns thence east to the
and thirty .six ts6) feet. thence west sixty seven
t61l feeti thence south one hundred and thirty
seyep tlpgJfeet three t3) INCHES: thence west two
t2) feet dve 90 iuches. aud thence north to the be-
twenty two (2ij at tho north west corner
thereof. and ruuping thenee due east forty uol
feet lard rsnniuE thence dus south with the said
width Of forty tto) feet one hundred and thittysix
@ e. !. hs S.Dh q said ISt ,"ssh'r nh ,hs
e,mnodtous Brick Dwelling, Slaughter. house, &c.
The dms Of ssiei and the terms are not compiled
with 10 I've days after the day Of sale, the Trustee
the hfst pare6sssr after ons weeks notice.
Amouat due upder deed q trust Aye thousand and
sifht hundred % slo) dollars, With interest from
AuGpn 70, 1871. All eopysysnelpF and stamps ct
purchasers cost JNO. d. ELLIS.
COOPER L LATiuER,
aug8-sotds tstAr) Auetioneers.
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FINANCIAL AND cor MERCIAL.
wAsHireror, August 8. isee.-Jay Cooke 4
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
arm meut sssuritisn;
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MARRIED.
R:1 p.t.. H. ASsI sa. t!s; % The sS
Hiss hAstAsuA BLACK, both Of this city.
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Tho celebrated Cuban Gv mnAsts.
NINE. ZULELA, MONS. VENTlNI
AND MISS JEANETTE ELLSLER,
whoss daring tssts on the enehsutsd bar are the
greatest piece Of artistic and light rope per-
formAnes ever witassssd. will appear every After
noon q four o'clock, and every evening at nine
Also, The wsshiss,aa ,nserbund, Arion Quar-
tetts Club and the Alpias Quartette, Of Baltimore,
Will give their beautiful Airs, Quartettes, ChoTuses
Aad fyroiean wsIblinEs every evening
The brilliant Diorama vii be one OF the inter
estlng features Of the festival.
niRolis. IA Band syery day.
the Leadership Of Professor der will uInish
delightful musio for the lovers Of the Art Of Terps
ehore eyery aftsrnoou and eveninG
The versin guarantee the best order Ind solicita
gensrous and numerous patronage.
!. ~ orden q the eommi'tss Of arTangemsnts must
For the Prize Shooting, bowling and Ladies',
pr,s shSotinF' prizes to tho amount Of w. 800 viii
Stages and Omnibussss will bs at the terminus
OF Seventh Street Railroad In suincent number TO
aee9mmodAse Passengers ct the rate Of ten cent
A Omission 10 The Park o cents, TO the Pavilion,
4esnts extra. No return tickets will be issued.
The prise: will bs On exhibition at NJ. Henry
Frisnds Of The vsfsis wishins. 70 ADD 10 them are
respectfully requested TO send their contributions
10 the above named store,
Of 4SR sstEs cSn h
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Special Notices

~sTAYLOR a Cos
corner Of seventh and streets,
cannos DO eseeiied, n equaied In tho
K..:I;ss:. vlshH. Co..ress. and
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DYCOOPER q LATIN En-, Auccrs,
ID tsueeessorsto J.. @. Mc0 uirs 4 60. y
Southwest Corner Of Penu,ylvanis avenue and
Eleventh street. Star 0fico Building.
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H9. Herb Tar salye, Prepared by
~ John I. Hickman, for scald Heads. Bene-
sale by WIN. A. GRAY, northeast corner Of Mas
saehusstts avenue and Fourth street. js21.H
kl8- Half Price to Laboring People
kH for Dentistry by DR., A. PRATT, Graduate
Of the Ohio College Of Dental surgery at CineIn.
natl also, II the Rush Medical College, ~ Chi
north, Ap90.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-17
summons.
t50CEHT NEVADA sTANp-CAScELED,1
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF

l5OCEHT NEVADA STATE STANr-CAScELED.1
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
i the Second Judicial District of the State OF
Nevada, in and for the County OF ofmsby.-
Arabclln Ann Morrison, plaintiG, vs.. james II.
Morrison. defendant. Action brought In the
District Court OF the Second Judicial District OF
the State OF Nevada. In and for tho County of
Ormsby, and the complaint filed in said County
Of ormsby, In the office Of the Clerk Of said
District Court. The State OF Nevada sends
greeting to James II. Morrison, defendant. You
are hereby required TO appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plant
III In the District Cont Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State OF Nevada, IN and
for the County Of Ormsby, and to answer
the complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive OF the day of ~seryicc) after the service
on you OF this Summons-if served within this
county. or If served out Of this county but in
this District, within twenty days. otherwise
within forty days-or judgment by default will
be taken against you. The said action II brought
to obtain u decree OF this Court dissolrins the
bonds Of matrimony heretofore md now exist
ing between the defendant, James ii. Morrison,
and this plaintiff, upon the grounds OF extreme
cruelty, falling to provide the common necessa-
rics OF life, and gross and habitual drunkenness,
as alleged in plaintiffs complaint. Plaintiff
further alleges that the fruits of said marriage
II one child, named Emma Morrison, and asks
that this Court, by It's decree. award 10 her the
care, custody and control OF said Child, and for
costs Of suit. All Of which more fully appears
by plaintiffs complaint, OH file In my Office.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint.
$3.50 Given under my hand, and the seal OF
l.. 3. the District Court of the Second Judi
49,, cial District OF the State of Nevada, In
and for the County OF Ormsby, this 18th day OF
January, In the year OF our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty.ninc.
ialS.1m TIL. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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Application for Patent.
~ 40.

U. ). REGISTERS OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, New, November 10th, 1868. {
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
IN American Mining Company, by Williams ~
BiNler, attorneys, have this day filed In this Of
ice 4 diagram, together with 4 notice Of appli-
cation for q Patent from the United States, under
s,5GS feet OF a certain vein or lode OF quartz or
other rock In place, bearing gold, silver, copper,
and other metals, formerly known as the North
American Mining Company's claim, and now az
the American Mining Company's claim, situate
in Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada, being the same vein or lode developed
in the works OF the Overman Mining Company,
adjoining 1t on the north, and lying between tic
southern and northern boundaries dclincatcd Oh
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 q point about
one-half mile northeast of the Bay State mill,
and about sevcnty-iyc CI5) feet east of tho Amer.
lean Flat road. and runs 500 passing through
q cedar bush In small ravine) and y $40 W pass
ing through Il stake located Oh road, marked
North American Company, south line" The
northern line commences at stake No. ., marked
North American Company, north line" located
ut the Uncle Sam boarding house, said point
bearing from stake No. 1 n 800 L a,56S feet, this
distance being the amount claimed on the lode,
and runs 5 so + (passing through q stake at 200
feet distant, marked NORTH American Compa.
ny, north lino,' y and n $40 w passing through
a stake at 200 feet distant, marked North
American Company, north linc') At q mOnu-
ment Of stone (maikcd "Pt OF reference" on plat
located N 36o L 56S feet from stake No. /, the
southwest corner Of Sec. 9 4. IL n. X. 81 Il,
bears S 40 ~ W 1908 feet distant. Mt. Lincoln
bears S 45o 3V L, and the smoke stack Of the
Bay State mill bears S 800 30 W. The extent OF
said vein or lode cannot be asccrtaincd by actual
measurement, but said vein or lode Is bounded
on each side by the wall of the same, and the
amount of ground contained bctwccn the given
end lines and the unascertaincd walls Of said
vein or lode. Is estimated at 80 acres. Said
claim Is Iaore particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted in this office and on the
claim. WARREN Il. LOCKHART,
Ro1S9d Register.