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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19

FALL, OF THE LEAF.-The season of
the fall of the leaf is rapidly approach
ing with all its sad and salutafy teach
ings. Can any Of us shut cur hearts
against its lessons? Can any d us look
upon the frost withered leaf, driven be-
fore ftinl Winds, and not be reminded
that such is human life? Ala, our life
is like the frost-dried leaf, ant the sap.
less stem that has fallen fror the tree;
like the green leaf to-day, tat floats
gaiy upon the summer brees, but the
frosts Of death are gnawing atits stem.
and it shall not wave there t.morrow
but will be driven by the wiIry blasts
| to eternity. I'VE have our Sring, our
Summer, our Fall, and our Wlter. We
have our winter of disconteI' as well
as our glorious summer, andappy are
we if Nature breaches not to in vain,
in this, her solemn day--thesason of
| the Fall of the Leaf
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A SPECIAL TRAIN.-Ye sterday Pres
ident Robinson, of the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad, with some of the d.
rectors aud friends, left our city on a
special train for the purpose of examin-
ing the condition of the road. We can
safely report the result Of their exami-
nation before their return; for under tie
management of ito President it cannot
we'll be out of order.
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4 THEFT OF DUoKs.--Evenii before
last, between the hours of o'clock
and day break, some d4itigated
scoundrel broke into the clubhouse Of
family living on Wolfe set, and
stole therefrom twenty-seven sducks.
We would advise families lat are
able to invest 10 spring guns, thus
rid the community Of thssslsprsds
tons or the dsprsdators. sp0
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MARIN Z iNTELLlG ENCE.
NORFOLK Il PORTSMOUTH. Aug. Is.

aHhl ELS
Stmr Niagara, Brakeman, New York.
freight and passengers tor IL Webb.
Stmr Louisiana, Hill, Baltimore, freigh
and passengers to Jno Vermillion.
Stmr Jno sylvester. Clifford, Richmond.
Stmr star, Bernard, Suffolk, ire ightand
passengers to Wright, Lee d. Co.
Stmr n T Banks. McCarr!ck, Yorktown.
fr'nt and passengers TO L b Webb.
Stnr Mystic, Scnermernorn, Hampton.
Stmr Smithfield. Adams. Smithtieid o.
Stmr Geo Washington, Murden, Eliza
beth City YEA e ~ &sA - $50 42A =
as4sg SAILED n. q Il 90
Stmr Niagara, Blakeman,A r edmond,
freight and passengers by Z Fl w ehb.
Z Stnr Isaac BEN. Bourne, N York, fright
anu passengers by = II Webb. WA. Il
yaStInr Louisiana, Hill. Baltimore, i,eish hit
tsStmr N Franks, McLarrick ,Gheigystope
ri, and passengers by I H Webb.
1 Stmr Mystic. Scherm afhofn. Hanap-
ton, .t.l 6bIsg slk, 5a4,..y 5..fg ~ .i. I.
SJmr smilhfeld. Adams. sinithtield, I +.
4 Stmr Ellzapeth tatys a ~ r Saty,i
sp 49,, ,4 I, NEW Yoax, August l6. Z
ia taa a@9 y ARRIVED. Il, = ~. TSP s -,
schrAibert Mason Rose. - goJ
Schret b elements; arowh. enali aa
Schr II u Benton, Herton.sl Lsi9 $3.50
Schr H e Wood, Guries.5ieag8l4 #4a1 i9s
ID Schr John Mosser, CnbDerly. - 1a5
Schr $ E Jay ne, Collins. F9N 4 a4t
Sohr Eclipse, Thompson. a3 lg3s4ethi
Schr Lagaan, Donovan. ~ ba
gchr John JaS Hazelton.
q Schr DsB Steeiman, Small r. g 3s-'s-s
IL Schr Mammoth, "a, dersan.
0 Schr Sunny Side. ParsoiE 2 -
n Schr g IF Hoyb, Grannaer. -4
Schr nj Tibbits, Shaw. 1900
Il Scir John j Farr, 1nnaan y 8
All from Virginia.
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ARE you sick, nervous, OF debilitatsd
Are You suffering from any form 81
Soroiula, dyspepsia, Rheamatisnil Liy-
or Complsipt, Kidney Disssss,or Ners-
Gus Prostration, &C.? If,so, yon can, be
restored to health and vigor BY us
ing Or. Lawrence's celebrated aKos-
Koos" 1t cures the most invsterate
form Of Chronic Diseases when all
other remedies fail 1t is not secret
quack medicine; the Formula is around.
each bottle, and Il is standard remedy
Of recognized merit. . ,S9I 5p Sony
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PORT

HpsT1Nas COURT, Judge Old6eld pre-
siding. August 10. g e
The court is still engaged in the suit
OF Elliott u Co. w. the Wilmington
and Weldon railroad.
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MINOR ITEMs.-if you lake trip
hereabouts just now you are sure te
HARBoR pleasant feelings. Ask the
excursionists who went down last
evening with the K. P's, and see if they
don't tell you-"its So" "
1t is bad enough to retire with a bad
conscience, but when that is j,ined
company by swelterlng heat,active feas
greedy chlnches. and voracious mosqui-
toes, your situation is, indeed, mos'
commiserating one. This is taken from
"reai life,". and we know the martyr, to
whom we offer our deepest sympathy
Poor fellow ~
We beg leave to ask pardon for unin-
tentionally disturbing the sweet COM
munion of the couple We had the mis-
fortune to flush a few evenings since
on the front stairs. Would that wood
bad power to speak, and those stairs
might, to Eye local." ga tale unfold
speak the love history Of two hears that,
purchance, cheat as one.' Love, how
ever, is too sacred fer the pubic ear,
and though a reporter. we have NO
right TO- Cintrude upon its sanctity;
therefore we will desist, and can assure
the happy twain that we will never inn
part the SECRET of that midnight
hour;' and that, though they may meet
again "olt in the Silly night" we will
never more force them from their hiding
place--no, never II a5e7f,fe, sfl 81
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The debility usual at ttis season, as a
consequence of the warm weather, finds
it's most effective cure in the use of Cnas.
meT colnplafnt among children the sue
eess. OF these Bftters haas bean truly great,
IS testified by erainent physicians In
the various cities who have been using
IL largely in their practice for several
y ears,
Sold By z. A. Williams, NJ. A. & @. "A.
santos, b. Il. Borum. au19.1t
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Our ePREsssRooM RoBBEp.--Some
proving thief entered the press-room
of this establishment on Tuesday night,
aud did "steal, take, and carry away
therefrom sundry articles of clothing, &c
with which he made, good his escape
Fortunately forsthe rascal, the 'tdevil,
happened to be out at the time, else be
would have, doubtless, been treated to
a little hot fire, q, commodity which
his Satanic Majesty always has on
hand. ..ist no a85 ffe Ia4 -.,,
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Anawer--Ha did. told me D,sl., Il they

Answer--He did; told me t they
belonged to him, and the rouefs'
too. 't' oDv
Il Question by accused--"Did t"ro
over the prisoners and witsses 70
officer Duffy 2 "
Answer-I don't know whetf you
did or not. =. 81
i Walter B. Harris, Magistratof 4th
district, Norfolk county, swo. On
7th Of August, officers Gully AM duffy
came to my house about 4 p. mOficer
Duffy told me he had some prisers to
be exomiued, was dressing at ii time;
told him I'd be down in a, few inutes;
officer Duffy told me ne would Ike the
prisoners to the corner house, al wait
for me, and that Maj. Remington
would be there at o'clock; waed for
half an hour; officer Duffy told be that
the case was ready for trial; thei pro-
ceeded to room and officers Gully,
Hubbard and Duffy came in Nth the
prisoners. asked officer Duty then
for the warrant; said he had 10 war;
rant; then asked him for the witnesses,
said he had none, and that tie men
had only been drinking and Sighting
between themselves. There bling nc
witnesses I dismissed them. 3ljii
Question by accused-Did I moi
notify you that had prisoners and
witness IS for trial, and ask you to at
tend to them prior 10 tuning then
over to officer Duffy? 80. ,..,a
Ans. IL received note from, officer
Gully and | notified him that ] was
very busy at the time, aid it was inn
possible for me to come.
The testimony of Major Remington
attorney for the Commonwealth, county
of Norfolk was then heard. His evi.
dence amounted virtually to this only
that Gully used every endeaver to OBJ
tain a magistrate. I'D "a Min 4
q John R. Duffy, Constable ofN.rfolk
County, sworn et 4Hr
ia Question by accused State whether
these prisoners were delivered over to
you by mt? ie}
Answer Yes, they were.
Question by accused. Was there any
warrant from any Justice of the peace
to hold the prisoners? fp&..H8
Answer. NO. there was no war;
rant.
Question of Commissioner did Off
Ger CulIy's control over the prisoners
cease when he turned them over to
your
, Answer. Yes, it did. a ia
There were several other witnesses
examined but their eatimony is substan
italy contained in the above. After
the examination of witnesses the Mill
tary Commissioner COL Donovan
adjourned the case. until he hears from
General Candy, to whom he will for.
ward the full evidence, and await his
d ,scison. The evidence, as elected yes
teraay, is greatly in favor of Gully, and
he will doubtless be reinstated.
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MIC HIT S oHooL IS.

IT has peen Well SID by Dr.. johnson
,nat book Keeping is an art which no
nust contribute to he advanceInent of
- WEo pay / sell-oi / who Keen or
improve tne'r possessious-of all wf,o de-
sire 10 De rch, OF all who desire "a ba
wise. Lev no man enter into business
Whlle he Is Ignorant OF the I'd Of
regulating pooks'' WAY" Vi
@~ Extensive 5EXPERIENCE-nsa
s Soeh Q, as as a Ieaeher and an Accountant.
wno Wish to acquired Knowledge of r OK
heePlng English, Latin, Creek and
in schools. auoroeo
TERMS-Acco nodatine Roor,- IT.,
days gallery I1o"~
JNO. j. MORRIS,
aul4-tf Rector tupl1c schooI No
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.

DIED,
On WedD esday, August 18th, at 6%
O'Clock p. M. JOHN BROWN, native of
Ayrshire. Scotland, in the 50th year of
his age.
The Fun raj will take place from his
late resi- dence, No. 36 West Butte street,
O'clock. Toe friends and acquaintanees
OF The ia mily are respectfully Invited to
attend.
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w,PHILosoPHY OF MAR.

ais delivered at the New York Museum OF
Anatomy, embracing the SUBJECTS: How
to Live and What to Live for; Youth.
Northumberland Old Age; Manhood Gener-
ally Revie wed; The Cause OF Indigestion;
Flatulence ahta Nervous Diseases aG-
counted fol-; Marriage Phiiosophically
Considered, &e.ii These lectures will be
forwarded on receipt Of four stamps by
addressing !: SEo,Ys gBAITIMQHE MUSEUM
paliimore. Md. n n apl9-lyeod
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19

The SHOOTING OF IsHAM JOHNSON -
We learn from the County, that a coro-
ner's inquest was held yesterday morn
ing over the body of Isham johnson, a
negro man found dead In Mr.. VIM. S.
Butts field on Tuesday evening last
mentioned in yesterdays Day Book
The jury returned verdict to, the effect
that he came to, his death from shots
fred into him by some person I'M.
known. .s..-.,.
1t appears the negro was shot on
Monday night, and his body was only
discovered late on Tuesday evening
He was discovered in a sitting position
in ditch, having taken off his clothes
probably to search for his wounds; and
IL is thought must have been overcome
by the loss of blood and without being
able to make his case known by giving
an alarm, His whole left side was
peppsred completely with buck shot
from bis head to his feet. He,had been
stealing corn and sweet potatoes. and
had a large bag full of corn already
gathered, aud a small bag Of sweet po-.
tatoes, not quite full. He had a sharp
knife with him, with which it's suppos-
ed be cut the ears OF corn off, and a
small hoe to dig the potatoes. BLOOD
was tracked .fFom The potato patch te
the place where the body wsg found
Jobnson, we learn, worked 90 an ad
joining farm. 1t is MOI known who
shot him or whether he was shot by 9
SprlDg gun. (y,..sg -il..
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q OaRo1sal r E N I

y commot,ious and Desirable Resi-
Aanca on cumberland street, near free
mo- SON Cistern and usual eonvenlsnces'
;T lnas1 Inuer fioor is intended for Store,
and can be Profit ably ueed as sucn'
Possession imm qSnM 4 ooupEp. "
ar,s.soas.s. 80 Marble Yard.
D., -sS 80 a ,gf
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Auction Sales.
FUTURE DA Us.

---------------- ---- - hf-ss'-
!, nj OTlCE OF SALE.
shall sci on the 18th day of Septena.
Der next, at II M, in from of tho CouI
House of Nansemond county, a Tract o
Land, about miles from Suffolk, in SAT-
county, containing so acres, moro or less
known as the Riddick Farm, and belons%
ing to the estate OF Levi Miller, IN Bank,
ruptcy.
Terms-Cash.
auI6 IDS 7. 7. CR0PPER, Assignee.
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Special Mott ces.
FAMILY MEDICINE

~ 2.,Lasgs4 a..
I..z7s7-7s,s2 The PAIN KILLER Is a
q
NJ SsSsss.lN purely vegetable COM
NA -NMpoupd; and,s while it Is q
Hal M HENmost efficient remedy for
Nd HrUpain, IL is a perfectly sale
RWo0 medicine, even in the most
7 " IN unskilful hands. For SUM
s2H.S mer Complaint, or any
other form OF bowel disease ia children
or adulLs, it is an almost certain cure,
and has, without doubt, been more sue
cessiul III curing the various kinds OF
Cholera tnan amy other known remedy
or The NEST skillful physician. In India.
Africa and China, where this dreadiu,
disease Is more or less PREVALENT the
Pain Killer is considered by the natives,
az we'll as European residents In those
climates, q sure remedy.
II THE PAIN KILLER.-We have known
1 the nigh character of this medicine, ano
| that ii is used with great success ana sat
| istaction in our vel y best families. ~ II
| the iayorite medicine of our missioLarlel
in heather lands, where they use II NOR
| than all else together for the diseases INA
| abound in those warm climates. 4
should be kept in every house, and De y
readiness for sudden attacks OF sickness
christian Press.
| tIM&E Iau3-lml ttyEf
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COUNTY CouRT-Presiding Magis-
trate F. w. Lemosy.
Magistrates present. W. II. Old, F
w. Pickning and Jno. B. McCloud.
J.H. Remington, L. G. P. Cowper and
j. P. Hodges we're appointed Commits
sioners in Ghanoery.
COMMONWEALTH va. Holiday and
others, OH motion Of the Common
wealth's Attorney 1t was ordered that a
capias be issued VS.. Holiday, Rogers,
Newton and Pratman. returnable at
the next quarterly term.
Commonwealth VS.. @. Armingter, on
motion Of the Commonwealth a nolle
prosequi was antered.
In the case Of the Common wealth VS..
Peter Hellyer bench warrant was is.
sued.
Commonwealth vs.. Cain, it was re-
solved by the court that capias be is-
sued against said Cain returnable at
next term.
These. with other cases Of similar
nature, were disposed of. 4....
MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth-Mayor
Stokes presiding. August 1S.
The court lounsers were few. They
missed what was pleasant to them, but
decidedly unpleasant to those whose
duty calls thsm to the Mayors office.
The following cases were disposed of;
Officer Reese, of the night watch, was
suspended tor sleepipg Oh duty.
~ VIM. jerome, charged with making
an unwarrantabls attack upon w. F.
Moore, colored. He was required to en-
rich the city treasury " paying $40,
NAvAL.-Lieutsnan Thomas Nelson
is ordered to the receiving ship New
Hampshire.
Master William P. Raadoll to. the
Boston navy yard.
Master William B. Newman is detach-
cd from the receiving ship New Hamp-
shire and, ordered to the receiving ship
, Vermont. M9t. .srH
Stephen Read. esq, of Salsrn, Massa-
chusstts, late acting staff officer United
States navy. has been appointed an as
sistaut paymastsr Unitstl States navy
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a. r fC-IsA.. 80,

Semi Annual statement of the Receipts
o and Disbursements of e. Pendlston,
Register of the City of Norfolk, for the
period ending June 2ith, 1892:
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..f,tti b. = ~ III ~ = fsf2 2
! MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor d.


MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De.
Cordy presiding, August Is. sb sg
Arnold Smith. negro, was fined Sc
for interfering with dog killers. tsa3
George Jones, for drunkenness and
disordeIly conduct was fined SIS. b.,
Jno. jackson, negf3, charged with
a breach of the peace, Was dismissed.
J Daniel Carson, negro, for carry ing a
concealed weapon, was fined $40.
on VIM. Simpson, for drunkenness and
sleeping in the, street, was fined So SO.
a Two dogs were "impounded' on
Tuesday night. aI pe
: Nothing else, and city and harbor re-
ported quiet. +o.i.. XII, a.
THOUSANDS OF our American ladies
suffer and die every year from diseases
peculiar to their sex-in fact this form
Of disease is the soourge Of American
females. Very many Of them 90 on
from year to year without help and
without hope, because they know Of no
remedy. But, fortunately, there is a
safe and reliable remedy, by the aid of
which hundreds have been restored to
perfect health. This great fsmedy 5ic
Dr.. Lawrence's celebrated iYsWoMAN 3
FRIEND" Its, great merit is Recognized
by the best physicians, and from its ma 4
ture and usefulness is becoming popular
in every part ofsthe country, E1N9h.L
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h FB MALE DIsBAsss.-Large numbers of
Women, in fact nine-tenths Of the entire
sex, suffer from some Disease peculiar to
Females.
DR.. lawrence's Womaa's Friend meets
with great success in curing them.
This fact should be widely knewn.
If every Lady In the gnited States
would tase one or two bottles of the Wo.
mans Friend they would be repaid, by re-
newal o. health aud strength. It is a safe
and reliable remedy, and is endorsed by
the best Ply sioians.
@g- No one can suffer from debility sick
stomach, Chills or Bilious Fever, while
using Dir. Goddin's 'Gentian Bitters.'
Read the advertisement. ie14 aw3m
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PRETTY WOMEN.

A comparatively few Ladies' monope.
lize the Beauty as well as the attention
of Society. This ought not to be so, but
1t Is; and will be while men are foolish
and single out pretty faces tor compan.
ions.
Ibis can all be changed by using Ha.
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom Of Youth and a refined sparkling
Beauty to the Complexion. pleasing pow
erful and natural.
No lady need com plain of a red, tanned,
freckled or rustic Complexion who will
invest seventy-five cents in Hagan's
Magnolia Balm. Its effects are truly
wonderful. To Preserve and Dress the
Hair use Lyons Kathairon.
aul3-deod&Wlm ... BF s......
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E. PENDLETON,
Register.
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kus No l. new b5a3 % Hsgs, NCct811a9M
Hei'nYs, gib'd A00a6 90 No gross 100
Labrador "A 75a4v0 koe..-.i. llallA
hMiiiax -. IA JUa4 81 soutiefn -s7- -
C,,,. u 100 tps.. 5 Sa6 VI Gross b W.a6 ~
Hog and SpoL $7hzaS1a MdiIets. W U57a 80
Trout.... ......7 Blue FISH 6a7
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Application Tor Patent.
Notice.-No. 110.
U. s. REGIsTER's oFFIcl

fNf#4 MA W. o.. Ibb0lSlEho NFFlNh,
n III CAIlsoS CITY, New. November 10Th, 1868. I
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN American Mining Company, by Williams -
BiXler, attorneys, have this day flied In this Of
Ace a diagram, together with q notice OF appli-
cation fora Patent from the United States, under
Act OF Congress. approved July 2Gth, 1866, for
9 ,JGS feet OF a certain vein or lode OF quartz or
other rock In place. bearing gold, silver, copper,
and other mebals, formerly kinrSn a. tho North
American, Mining C%ompahy's claim, and now ~
the American Mining Conipany's claim, situate
in Gold Till Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada; being tho same vein or lode developed
In the works OF the Ovcrman Mining Company,
adjoining II on the north, and lying between the
southern md northern boundaries dclincated on
the diagram. and described as follows, to-wit :
The southern line commences at stake No. 1,
marked rNorth American Company, south
iinc.'' lodltcd In American Flat, at u point about
onc-half mile northeast of tho 13ay Stato' mill,
and about scvcnty-ilvc (T5) feet east Of the Amer
a cedar bush In small ravinc) aud n $40 W pass.
Ing through a stake located on road, marked
North American Company, south linc." The
northern linccommcnces at stake No.2 marked
!" North American Company, north line" located
at tho Uncle Sam boarding house, said point
bearing from stake No. 1 y $3.50 L 2.5GS feet, this
uistancc being the amount claimed on the lode,
and runs s SO Z (passing through n stake at 200
feet distant. mnrkcd,t e North American Compa-
ny, north Nrc.,9 and NNeW itpasslng through
a stake at 200 feet distant, marked North
American Company, north linc') At a monu.
ment OF stone (maikcd ''Pt Of reference OH plat
located y 500 Z 5GS feet from stake No. ], the
southwest corner Of Sec. CT, IL. N. r. 81 T.,
bears $ 40 15'IW 3, AS84cct distant. Mt. Lincoln
bears s $50 80 E, 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
OH each eide by the wall OF The, same, and the
end limos and the unasccrtaincd walls Of said
Vein or lode, IL estimated at 30 acres. Said
claim Is more particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted in this Office and on tho
claimJ WARRENsT, LoCkhARTs ~
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. $50.
sse U. s. REoisrEn's orrIcE,
nnnu n.m.. M. nnan.ha.at trrn

sh
CARSON CRY, New. December IL, 1868. (
NOTICEdS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Exchequcr Mining Company have this day
filed In this Office q diagram, together with u
notice Of application for a Patent from the
United States, under Act of Congress, approved
June Goth ,S1SG6, for 100 feet of the COmstock
lode. in Cod Hin Mining District. Storey Cnun.
ty, Nevada, aud embraced within the two lines
hereinafter described, which arc delincated on
tho diagram, marked respectively "EXchcquer
North Liner mud ,''ExeheQucr South Line
being the sutnG vein or lode which IN developed
in the Bullion mine, adjoining said Exchcqucr
mine OF the north, In the workings Of the 515.
foot level and also in the workings OF the Alpha
mine. adjoining said Exchequcr mine Oh the
soath. Tic said northern line has a direction
n Ia 81 W, and $ 73o 81 Z. and passes through
a monument from which the center Of the Bul.
lion shhft bears n so 4J L d3S TOO feet, raid
monument being marked on the diagram sex
chcquGr North Monument The said southern
line has a direction n T3o 81 w aud 73o 81 +.
parallel with -aid northern line, and IL distant
from the ssme 400 feet In u direction S16o 3g w
from any given point on said northern line.
The cxtGntOf said vein or lode cannot be nscer-
tanned by.actuali measurement, but the sano Is
bounded on each side by the walls OF the same
and the amount Of ground contained between
the given end lines and the unascertaiued walls
n ESTIMATED at thirty seven go acres. Said
claim IL more particularly described IN the notice
and diagram posted In this office and on the
claim. WARREN 7. LoCKHART,