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| ton of Robert A. Lee, a local preacher, Tor

ton of Robert A. Lee, a local preacher, lor
deacon's orders. Granted.
Rev. DR.. Rosscr. Of the Richmond dis
trict, presented the application of James A.
Gates. local preacher, for elders orders.
Granted.
Rev.D.P. wills presented the application
or L. X. Lecato, Of the Norfolk district, Tor
elders orders. Rcmanded on account Of
e.efect in the papers.
vIsIT1SG CLERGY.
Rev. Charles II. Read, D. D., of the Pres.
LTterian Church; Rev. DR.. Moran, OF the
\ Nortn Carolina Conference: and KEY. Or.
Poisal, of the northern Methodist Church,
ere introduced by the Bishop to the Con-
ference.
BISHOP EARLY.
Rev. A. G. Brown announced the re-
caipt Of Il letter from Rev. Bishop Early
stating that he would not he able to realize
his hope of being present ut this Conference.
II view Of this fact Mr. Brown offered the
following:
hereas we regret to have heard that
the failing health of our venerable father
and Bishop early has prevented his attend
ance upon this session Of our body: There
f,rc
"Resolred, That we assure him Of our
warmest Svmpathes in his atliction, and
ouer the fervent prayer that he may be
abundantly sustained and comfortcd by the
glorious Gospel which he has so long and
%bly preached to others, and which inds So
i.cautiful an illustration in his labOrious and
successful life"
The Bishop expressed his regret at learn
;1r that Bishop Early would not be pre-.
sent, and proposed that the resolution not
only be adopted, but that the Conference
ioin in prayer with Rev. Dr.. McFcrrin for
The absent father.
The resolution was adopted BY q RISING
vote. and the Conference was then led IL
prayer by DR.. McFerrin.
The appointments for Sunday were ther
announced by DR.. Edwards, and tho Con
ference adjourned until 9h o'clock thi;
Gorning.
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SUSPENSION BRIDGES IN CHINA.-The con.
struction of suspension bridges has been
thought Il signal achievement by the west.
ern nations, but in China they are OF great
antiquity, and many still exist. They are
made of iron chains, and their mode OF con-
Struction resembles in the main that used
III the western countries. They are, how.
ever, generally confined to mountainous re-
gionS, and span rivers whose navigation Is
interrupted. There is one over a river IN
the Iunnau Province that is said to have
been first built Icy one famous Chu- -koh-
lang more than two thousand years since,
and there is a second and much larger one
in the kweichow Province, spanning the
river Pei.
This latter was built during the Ming dy-
nasty. 1t consists of many chains stretched
across the river and fastened firmly il the
stone on either bank; from natural eleya-
tions above, other chains depend, and are
made fast to the span and there are also
chains fastened to it from below, the object
being to make the bridge as firm as possible.
4 plank floor is laid on this bed Of chains
it IS repaired at regular intervals of from
three to five years at the imperial expense
The span of this bridge is said TO be several
hundred feet.
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TIE EIvAscorE.-A private exhibition OF
the yivascope. a new panoramic invention of
the Nrs.rS. Schumann, of this city, was
given few evenings since. The instrument
i one by means of wlrich views can be dis
played 10 perfection, and In n manner supc-
rior To the dissolving-yieW system. \ num-
Der OF these were given on Thursday eve
ming, and the success with which moving
figures were introduced into the views was
particularly pleasing.
The inventors purpose to exhibit their
invention at the Theatre rs soon IS they
have perfected their instrument. The exhi-
btion will prove a most pleasing one, and
deserves 10 be encouraged
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We would call the attention Of strangers visiting
the city to the large and varied assortment Of choice
CLOTHING to be found ut RALDwIS'S, corner OF
Tenth and Main streets. This IS an old house,
having been in business here over thirty years, and
what they represent good and cheap can be re-
lied on. Gail and see them If you wish anything
in their line, anu you will be pleased.
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"EvERY SATURDAY." the best literary
weekly published. is receivee from Ellyson
d TAYLOR, newsdealers, l111 Main street.

FRIENDS OF TEMPERA$cE.-We are requested
to invite III active and lady members Of the
Friends of Temperance in this city and Manches-
ter 10 attend the meeting OF Stoncwall Council, No.
"a at Springfield Hall, corner TwcEty-siIth and II
streets Church Hill. on Monday night at haf-
past clock. Rich literary treats Will he offered
Gentlemen and ladies' who have given in their
names t. this Council or intend uniting with 1t,
will please be on hand promptly at half-past
, ok
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Observation-Disclosures the Main-strcct con-
fectloner has Just received lot Of most delicious
candies manufactured by the United states Con-
feciion Company. We arc indebted to him for
samples Of The dickson nat-candy wllG-chcrry
candy. cream drops. pure fruit candy ana chew
i4. candy--thc best confcc.ions we hare ever
tasted. Ladies and children win crowd TElB-
B-TT's store when the virtues OF these new confec-
tjoUs are bptte. known.
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AFFIDAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form of affidavit, repaired by Gen.
eral Orders No. ~, prepared and printed This
form has been approved ut headquarters. The af.
tidavit is required before any execution can be
issued by 4 clerk of court.
We can furnish these forms at - per hundred
or llfty ccnts per dozen, or five cents apiece, &c
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
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AUCTION SAFES THEs DAY.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., will sell at 10 A. n. gro
ccIes, liquors, &C.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell n bis store. ut 10
4. NJ, furniture. pianos, melodeons, pictures,
books, &C.
WELLINGTON GODDIS viii sell at P. NJ. a
house and lot on Main street opposite the
county courthouse.
LEE GODDIS will sell at l. II. 4 farm In han-
over on the road leading to " Old Church"
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER IL, l5ss.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 10, 1853.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexandar, New IorN, mcr-
chandise and Passengers, W. c. Dmlham GO.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford. SoriolG, mer-
chandise aud passengers, L. b. Tatum. r,
Company. ,,,,
Schooner Jacob Birdsall, Falkenburg, Albany,
lumber, johnson, Howard t Estes.
Schooner Julien Nelson, Cavalier, Philadelphia,
coal. S. p. Lathrop. ,,
Schooner Clara Merrick. Hand, Philadelphia,
coal j. NJ. Pitcher.
Schooner j. c. McShaln, Gibbs, Philadelphia,
coal.
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, CcoGhcsan. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Har'sys d VII
liams. ,,,,,,,
Schooner u. L. Vanklrk Walker, Phitadeiphla,
merchandise, Curtis < Parker.
Schooner osccola, Clegg, Norfolk, merchandise,
Curtis / Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, November l3.-arTlved. steamer
Admiral Freeman, merchandise and passengers
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
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TIE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use OF
HAGAS'S MAGNOLIA BALM for the complexion.
Rouglness, rcdness, biotches, sunburn, freckles,
and tan. disappear where it is applied, and beau
tiful complexion of pure, satn-likc texture Is OBJ
tained The piainest features made TO glow
with hcalthtu bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the thing
that produces these effects; and any lady can Sc
cure It Cor sevcntyfvc cents at any Of our stores.
To preserve and dress the hair use Lyons Ka-
t,,i-
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VIRGINIA Horticultural AND PoHoLo-
cIcAL SoCIETY.-A meeting of the Exccu-
tive Committee OF this Society will be held
this afternoon at 4h O'Clock at their rooms.
A full attendance Of the members is re-
oucstcd, as the committee will have to take
coenizancc Of the reports of all special COM
nittccs al The late exhibition.
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LIST or UNaAILAELE LETTERS REMAINING
n THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE NOVEMBER
II, fSGs.-lIr. James B0iS*oau, Z" NJ" post
Office box jtG, Colonel i. NJ. Il. Taicott (2),
Richmond, Va; Mr.. John II. Gresham
Churberton. S. c.; Dr. John w. William
son, BOYdtOn, Va.
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.-The COM
mittee appointed by the Chamber of Com
mcrcc to make arrangements for the meet
ing Of the National Board Of Trade held
meeting on Saturday. lnitiatory steps were
t:ken to cary out the object.
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TILE WORkS.-I have reasSumed my
u old business IT my former place, No. las Cary
street, and am prepared to supply the trade with u
superior article OF FILES and RASPS. Also,
particular attention paid to KE-CUTIING OLD
FILES. GEORGE GERSDORF.
No. lIS Cary street, between Fourteenth aud
Fifteenth streets. no l3-lmf
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MONUMENT TO DIR. WARIsG.-Thcrc will
be meeting of the friends Of the late DR..
warrington Tuesday evening at ~ O'Clock,
1T Metropolitan Hall, to devise means to
erect Il monument. All denominations
especially the ladies' are requested to at
tpp1
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TEMPERANCE MASS MEET1NG.-There will
be a mass meeting Of the Friends of TEN
pcrance ut SprinIic Hall, Church Hill,
Tonight. ali active, associate, and lady
members, will be entitled TO participate il
The exercises.
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MorTistown, n. j., has prohibited the
sale of lager-beer.
There are now $50 young American stu
dents at German universities, and upwards
of 900 American youths and girls attend
ing the higher schools and educational in
stitutiops.
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REMOVALS BY GENERAL CANBY.-Robert
+. Perkins, Commonwealth's attorney OF
Goochand. FluVanna, and Louisa; Joseph
{. Taylor and George W. Denny, members
of the Common Council of Winchester.
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NJ. ELLvSON x Co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers IN Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rales. for cash. Apply 1T this office.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SERMON BY DR.. MUNsEY.-Rev. Dr. Num-
sey is announced to preach at the Centenary
Methodist church this eveningat y O'Clock.
lie did not preach at all on yesterday.
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NOTlCE.-Any person who may have in
~ their possession MONEY loaned or on de-
pusit. or any ARTICLE belonging TO the late
CHRISTOPHER Il. T0MPkISS, will please
make 1t known 10 WILLIAM KIRBY, either
through the post-ofice or In person ut Isaac
Sycle's, No. $;a Broad street, near Fifth.
"s...s..- no ls-at*
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DEVIDEN ID.

DIVIDEND.
DICHMOND AND LIVE ERP DOL
ILpA CkET COMPA PANY-DIVIDEND OF AS
SETS.-On the GOTH INSTANT the Executive
Committee viii pay SIXTi-fIVE DOLL RS per
share, 1T the office of the Insurance and Savings
Company OF Virginia, from T. to O'Clock.
\. B.-Shareholders will be required 10 present
their certificates Of stock r-.-
- DAVID J. BURR,
JOHN PURCELL,
WILLIAM G. PAINE,
Executive Committee OF
Richmond and Liverpool Packet Company.
no l2--lut
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M AcH1N SHOP.
= SLOAT 3 ADDINGTCN,
MACHISISIs.
WORKS AND OFFICE: l!l5 CARY STREET, MEAN
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
STEAM-ENGISES and BOILERS in city and
country; TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds OF steam-httings Tor
same; PLATFGRI and other SCALES AID
JUDsON'S PATENT STEAM-ESGINE GOV
ERSOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAhl-EN-
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for Il year. We know them TO be
the best gauge now In Use. They are LESS in price
than any other make. A full line of the above ar
ticlas always On hand We also keep HOLLANDS S
PATENT sELF-FEEDfNG OIL-CUP, for shaft
ing and all kinds of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. of oil This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come aud see Ii and us.
GEORGE B. SLOAT,
my 10 A. JACKSON ADD1NGTON.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRIED at the Dispatch oi'ce.
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40 BARRELS PURE RYE WHISkEY,
~ 25 barrels s. y. Pixies Magnolia Whskcy,
10 barrels Soufhside Rye Whlskey, 10 barrels
Brandy and Gin, l quarter caek Utard's pure
French BranfS. quarter casks pure Port " Inc,
quarter casks Coscn pure Sherry Wine. in Store
for sale by JOHN VI. HlGhl 81,
aueO 1910 Franklin street.
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1}jt|>mouA Dispatth.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1869.

THE GIRO -LATIoN OF THE "DISPATCu''
Is LARGER THAN TIE CoMBISED CIRCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
p.PEKS OF THIS CITY.
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SPIRlTS TURPENTINE.-A few bar
y rels just received. TARNISuES OF superior
s1''-N''' PURCELL, LADD s CO.,
ccla Druggists.
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TIE DISPATCH
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
r.orr yyy,pTapr Ty kDvACrsE.
STEAMERS.

J1OR NORFOLK, PORTs-eaS1lsi
i MOUTH, AND ALL REG ULAR sSax,ss.cy.4 ~. -
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL Steamer
jon n SYLVE 7 u Is,
Captain 2. G.. CLIFFORD,
I.,res her wharf nd Porkctts for the aboSe-nameo
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana Fhl-
DAYS, at 81 O'Clock x. NJ. and returns on Iues-
days, thursdays, and Saturdays:
Passeugcrs arrive In Norfolk In time 20 con.
meet with steamers for Baltimore and poinD
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arr,
val of steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, g. so.
FREIGHT ..s-. -
received Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
from l. NJ. to 6. r. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston. Baltimore and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and al regular landings on James
river at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
FreIghts for Ysay-lanlings must be prepaid.
Applyto L. b; TAIuM, Agent, GENT,
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Nothing new from the Methodist Protest
ant Conference in Lynchburg.
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A II d w A Il E.-WATklNS, COT
: L IkELL y co. offer 10 merchants, farmers,
"''I mechanics the largest, cheapest, and best as
h.r'"a .tnrk uf
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, TOOLS. &c,
!, E's ever been their pleasure 10 do before, and
% IN examination of their stock and prices.
,, ~" d ara agents for GUM BETTING and PACK
~" ~Ad AMER BRAND BOiIING CLOTHS.
WATKINS, CDTTKELL Il CO., -
se seH-Sm 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va
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-~~-~-O--~~~l"~09~o~|N|"~-~-~
RICHARD MORTON, WILLIAM REED
CLARENCE L. JACKSON.
MORTON, REED d CO., No. 60 south
isl GAY street, Baltimore. RAILWAY AND
MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES of every kiud; Me-
tails. Machinery, Tools, &C.; Leather Betting and
Gum Goods Car Springs &C.; Lubricar!Gg Oils;
Brass Goods Bolts, Nuts, &c. ST 2I-cod3m
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WANTS.

WANTED, A WHITE GIRL, To
w NURSE and to do GENERAL HOUSE.
WORK. None need apply without good recon.
no l3-2t
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After some remarks by Bishop Doggctt
relative to the origin of. the custom, tht
following persons, having travelled twc
years, were called up, and answered tht
usual questions Of the Discipline Il. II
Hodge, W. ID. Wright, Charles Z. Holiday
B. 4. Tcmnaille, and J.. ID. Travers. These
ali passed the examination, and were ad
mitted TO ueacon'S orders.
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NT ACITE COALS.-Mr. b.
: MhRDW ELL Is our agent for the sale of orr
celebrated PRESTON WHITE and RED ASH
GOALS. They cannot be had OF any other party in
L!gEmOud Va.
NJ :. BI-LkLET & co.
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cUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
~ market price in CASH for SUMAC, delivered
either ut our tannery in Manchester, Mt railroad
Richmond. The leaves must be of green color,
well dried, and free from berries sticks and sand.
se2l HULST & KING.
The Montana post., 1869-05-28
HEADQUARTERS DIST. OF MONrAN-.
OFFICE AcT Com on g.,


FoRT SHAW, NJ T.. May ? Ises {
SEALBD PROPOSALS, in dupIicas, viii -
- ceived At the Once of the a. c. s., Fort So
NJ T.. until - o'clock NJ, Tuesday, June A.,
1853, for supplying net beef from the block r.,
July lat. ls6s. to June DO 1870, inclusive, to t5a
,roOps a;
CAMP COOKE VI. T.. lone company.
And % the troops at
FORT SHAW. NJ. T, (thrse oompauis.D
From September lst 1853, to June 50 ls7O. iaela-
sive.
The beef to be of good marketable quality f.
equal proportions Of fore and hind Quarters fnsct.
sbanks aud kidney tallou to be sxcludsdl sn5 -
livered Al the posts named in sueh quau;itie. zns
at such times may be required.
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered under ,s;,
agreement shall be cut III At the fourth ye,-b-.T
joint and the breast trimmed down. The shaTI
Of fore quarters shall be cut OF from three 10 s.,
inches above the knee joint. add Of hind Quarts-,
from six to eigE; inches above the gAnhrel OF ocS
oint.
Bids may be made either for furnishing the h.,
a. one Of or At all the posts above nsmed.
Bids from frm must specify the names and A
dress of each member thereof Bidders are fuvif.s
to be present 10 respond 10 their bids.
Each bid 20 secure consideration must c5nta-,
the efec: that the bidder is able 10 falfI e,utrc,
in accoriAnce with the ter Of his proposition ta4
that should his proposition be accepted be viii =.
enter into a contract In accordance thsrsSi;b
and that tb ey are prepared TO become bis seeurr;s
giving good aud sufficient bonds for its f1ihIrns-,
The responsibility of the guarsniors must De .ho.
by the Official certificates OF the Clerk Of the p~y
est District Court of the u. =. District A,tor,.
10 be enclosed with the bid
The right 10 reserved reject any or all bids Or
cred
PAyneats TO be made a. each posi monthly i,
such funds as may be on hand IL none on hand -
be made received
Proposals must be endorsed DISTINCTLY 'Pror,,
sals for Fresh Beef and addressed TO A c :
Fort Sbsv. NJ T.
By Order Of }. II GILMAN.
Capt C. s. Bvt. 1t. Col L. s. A
Jos. S. STAFFORD, C. c. s. Dept. Of Dakota
LIST Lieut. 18th Infty-. A c. 5
The Montana post., 1869-05-28
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

IOSEPH FkIAND, the French Barber at Da-
- moud City, IL prepared 70 restore hA II 70 ths
bald and viii rive security that the hair via xrys
y all ia natural beauty and lnstrs charrs
will be made, providing customers will give seca-
rify that the work will be paid for II the hair q
restored Mr. 4. will give security from any ts
two thousand dollars, according 70 the case, thai
the hair will be restored in all its natural luIuss-
cy, and in return would only ssk Security tIst b
secure hIs pay IL the Job b satisfactory. All kinds
Of work elonging 20 the trade will be dooe in .
manner 20 warrant the utmost satisfaction
B. did not wish 10 publish my business .
the public until had satisfactory evidence thA;
could accomplish what claimed Having doss
90 in some extreme cases am now reedy "a pro
oeed to business. and would ask the afflicted .
hvor me with q call next door TO the What Chee
Hotel JOSEPH FRIAND
Diamond City. N T. April Is Wy
The Montana post., 1869-05-28
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

OF the Third Judicial District of the Territory az
Montana In and for the County of Lewis and c. .ark
ANGtLINE FISHER. PlaIntif.
against
SAMUEL FISHER, Defendant
In the name aud by the Authority Of the Territ.,-
~ Of Montana. greeting To Samuel Fisher the
above named defendant:
NoU are hereby required TO appear in an ac-
IL q on brooght against yoo by the atovs named
plaintiff In the District Court Of the Third J0iil
District of the Territory of MOnana in and for the
county Of Lewis and Clark. aud to answer the
complaint fled therein. within ten days (exclusive
of the Gay of sefvice) after the service 90 Won OF
this sammOos-if served within this county; or n
served out of this county. but IN this district With
IN twenty days: Otheruise. Witbio forty days-or
Judgment oy default VIII be taken against you ao-
cording 60 the prayer OF said cntnplsiot
The said action is brought obtain q decree Of
THE Court dissOlviBg The bDnds OF nafrinouv nov
existing between sad plaintiff and defsndau; upo0
the grounds set forth in the complaint on els IL
this aetiun, and for general relief
And you are hereby notified that III Won fafl 70
appear and answer the said counhIafpt as aho~a
required, the said plaintiff will apply 10 the Court
FOR the relief demanded ia said complaint
GIVEN under my hand and the zeal Of the
District C0ort Sf third JrdiciaI Dissrict of
The Territory u Moatana IN and for the
county of Lewis aud Clark this 2lsf es y
OF May. IN the year OF eur Lord one tho1-
ssnd eight bundresl and 6xty -niae
go CHAS. W. FOWLER. CLERK.
BY CnAs O. kEYx0DLs, Deputy Clsrk
Lawreuce q Hedges I'd
aii'ys for Plaiasir ny2s vet dit
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NOTICE No. 81
AppIicatiOn for Patent.
u s. LAND OFFICE.
Helena, VI. T., Feb. 18th, lS6o.

Helena, VI. req. -Jt6s 4En1.
NOTICE is hereby given ths; the Co,umtis
under the laws of the State OF Pennsylvania. have
this day through their authorized agent. BeujAuin
II Tstem, of Unionyille. Lewis and Clarke COauty
VI T. made application for patent under the sei
of Congress approved July 10th. le66 for -
linear feet on the Union Lode No =, and mill
site for same, situated in Township 9. y Rsse-
West from Principal Meridian, Montana Tenn
tory and described a. follows
Claim No, Ez st-oeginning at the " cor.
Bsr Of lot No So A aud running thence y. deg
30 min + loo feet; thence y. 60 deg 30 min. W
200 feet TO the y. 4. corner OF lot NO 50 b tsBcs
s. deg 30 min. w lOJ feet; thence 81 deg
20 min. Z. 200 feet to place Of beginning
Claim No west-beginninz Al the 5 w conner
Of Lot No ST. A. and running thence deg %
min + 100 feet thence SO deg l5 min W, Iparal.
lei with croppings Loiel 225 fee, to :ke division
on the Owyhee Lode; thence deg 30 min "
100 feet along said division line; thence 81 deg
Is min 225 feet 10 place OF beginning, tbs claim
being l9a feet iu the direction Of the general
course OF the Lode y S4 Deg 30 min w
Mill Site beginning post from which II .
West corner of Lot No 81 B. bean y deg 45
min w distant 457 feet, snd running thence -
deg 45 min E sos feet; thence deg W 3sl feet
w 2sOi feet thence y % deg Z 36l test 70 place
of beginning
Claim No 3 East is bounded on each end by he
claims OF the Mansfield Mining Company.
Claim No West is bounded on each end by tie
clsims Of the National Mining s. Exploring Con
pany
Mil Site is usded on the North. East Asd
South by various claimants in the village q
Unionville- No known clAirusnts 90 the West.
The total area Of Land claimed 10 5,oa ssrss,
and the ssus is mole fully described in the Sofios
and Diagram filed in this Of6ce. copies Of which
posted on the begin ming corDer of Claim Ne
Wes' and on the beginning corner Of The MI Ste
mr2sv4t 2egisief.