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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-01-13

Rev. Mr.. Foster will preach in the I'M
ivorsalist church, Sunday, Jan. 18th, at TO-
40 a. NJ. There will also be services in the
town hall by Rev. Mr.. Cushman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-01-13

Rufus p. Farnsworth killed pig eight
monts old which dressed 37j pounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-21

TEE error should not be allowed to
creep into the minds of courts and
juries, that, in cases Of homicide,
the life Of the accused is in the hands
OF the j%uries, and that as such they
are responsible for it. The fact is,
that they are wholly irresponsible for
consequences, and none but the law,
the Legislature and the Governor are
responsible. The responsibility Of the
juror is to declare the truth, as beyond
fair and reasonable doubt he believes
il to be shown by the proof in the
cause. He is sworn to say, after hear
ing the cause, whether the accused
is guilty or not guilty. He is not
sworn to render the sentence, to exc
cute the prisoner, or to withhold any
leniency or mercy which may be due
from the Executive of the State. He
is sworn as a juror to give such a YER
dict as in his conscience he believes
acc0rds best with truth. II he be-
heyes the accused innocent, he is for
sworn il he finds him guilty. And if
he believes him guilty, he is forsWOrn
IL he declares him innocent. And no
honest mans conscience will be salts
ned with rendering a false verdict be
cause the consequence may be the
inhiCtiOn Of a penalty for which the
Legislature and the law alone are re-
sp0usible. We think it would be bet
ter for the ends Of public Justice If
attorneys and courts would keep
these distinctions more clearly before
juries than is commonly done.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-21

TIE Democratic members Of Con-
gress are carrying the war into Africa,
They are lashing the Radicals on
every occasion with merciless severi-
~. The Army and Appropriation
Bill called forth the following;
Mr. Brooks, of New York. said he
was going 90 do what he had never
done beiOre-OppOse the whole army
bill. He would do il now because the
army was perverted by the President
Of the United States. The army,
which had hitherto acquired its hon
Ors and glOrIes at Yorktown, Saratoga
and ChapultepeC, or in the Wilder
ness, or on the mountains Of Tennes-
see, was now used, and mainly used.
for elecdOneeriug purposes either in
the Southern or Northern States of
the Union. So long as the army was
used, or could be used, for any such
purpose never, 50 help him God,
never, under any circumstances,
would he vote a dollar for its support.
The high respect which all members
were bound to express, IL not feel, for
the President OF the United States
forbade him to express that depth Of
indignation which he felt against him
who, in an election, dared use cannon
and bsyOnets to threaten or slaughter
his (BrOOk5) constituents at the mere
caprice Of m8Ishals and supervisors,
the most Wretched ~Outcasts, the very
settings and scum of the cauldrOn in
New York. No language could ex-
press the indignation which he felt at
him, or them, who had put the army
or the United States on election day at
the disposal OF thieves and robbers.
M. Jones, Of Kentucky, offered an
amendment, requiring that the titles
TO all national cemeteries shall be in
dlsputably in the United States. He
said he had reference particularly to
Arlington, and was prepared 70 show
that the title to that property was not
Ia the Government, but Mr.. Mary
Custis Lee. lie defended Senator Nc
Creary, OF Kentucky, from the charge.
Of having, in the resolution offered bv
him in the Senate on that subject. in
tended any disrespect to the defenders
OF the Government. 1T was beneath
the dignity of the Government to de-
post the remains Of any soldier ia
ground not owned by the Government
and by an Undisputed title. The per-
son owning property owned il from
the center of the earth up to heaven,
and therefore had the right to have
every enCumbrsuce removed from If.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-21

THENew York ounterfeiting scOun-
drels are still at their work, sending
their missiles out as feelers 70 every
man throughout the country whose
name can be obtained. A e0rrespOn-
dent calls our attention to one to-day,
and We have received several, as well
as seen numerous others. We see no
reason why the persons who are flood
ing the mails with these infamous
propositions to sell counterfeit money
at New York should not be identified,
nor any why, if detected, the authori-
ties should not put a stop to it. A
sharp preventive remedy should be
applied to these sharp rascals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-21

AT THE head Of the columns Of a paper
printed on Jefferson street, which il viii
not be necessary for us to advertise, APP
pears q statement which is utterly false,
as showing its present circulation. We
advertise the public Of that falsehOOd,
which it hiss the brazen audacity TO con-
ilnue at the head of its columns tor the
purpose Of pecuRisry profit and the pro.
cursment Of advertising patronage b. de-
ref7-fug the Dffh1fc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-21

THE onion and american of Sstur-
day contains an extract from a private
letter Of a distinguished T-ennesseean.
now in Washington, bearing date the
14th instant, and which is as follows.
If you VIII look to the discussions
which arose on MilleFs admissioD
Yesterday you viii see that Senator
Carpentar takes the ground that
Johnson's proclamation Of amnesty.
which Congress attempted to oyer.
furn. relieves all parties except those
esDeefalIv excepted. He takes TIE
gr6und-the true one-that the par
doning power by the Constitution is
in fhe breast OF the President, and
that no human tribunal can overture,
alter. limit or restrain the same. Hon
viii see in the debate that sherman
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-21

THE Providence Journal says: 1.-THE
testimony before the Select Commit
tee Of the Senate on the condition Of
the South is most Observation-Disclosures
ening. There are regions where ex-
termination seems to be the fixed
policy Of the ruling party, where
Union men are not as safe as they
were during the war, and where the
Ku-KIuX is the dominant power, and
nothing can resist its might. What is
the remedy, it is not easy to deter
mine, but Of the lamentable TACT there
is no doubt at all" W. find this re
produced in the twin-brOther Of the
Journal the Washington Chronicle.
We suppose these papers have full
license to look behind the curtain and
see all the deviltries their Congress
siOnaI brothers are connecting. They
learn the lies created for Congressional
consumption, and, as a lie which is
worth making, is equally worth tell
ing, they are prompt to give it the
widest possible circulation.
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EDUCATIONAL
COLUMBIA ATHEEkuM. TEER
- 80 6or Young &c.

Q ONE Of the advantages we offer are: Ele-
y CANT grounds t3 acres; healthy location;
capaCiOus buildings expressly for school pur-
poses; 8I0,000apparaJus; well selected library
OF ll,O00 volumes large sleeping rooms WITH
IRE in each; a~bundantly supplied table; fun
and efficient F~aculty-36 years experience
course Of instruction thorough and complete.
Prices reduced. Numbe Of maJrtculates 74sd
and ia graduates. Nosectarianism. Session
opens Monday, September 4th. Catalogues
free. WM- SMITH An,
ia30 gOdAW Secretary.
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CARBoLIc SALvE.

The important discovery Of
the CAR OLEC ACID as a
CLEANSING, PURIFYING, and
HEALING Agent is one Of the
most remarkable results OF
modern IA edicaI research.
During the late civil war IL
was extensively used I'm the
Hospitals, and was found 10
be mot only a thorough disin~
fectaut, but also the most WON
derfuI and speedy HEALASsa
REMEDY ever known
Et is now presented in -
scientific combination with
other soothing and healing
agencies, i'm the form OF a
SALVE; and, having been al
ready used in nuEBberleSs cases
with most satisfactory and benz
e6ciaI results, we have no heSs-
tatiOm i'm offering it TO the pub
lie as the most certain, rapid,
and efFectuaI remedy for all
Sores and Ulcers, no matter OF
how long standing, for Burns,
Cuts, wounds, and every
ABRASION OF SKIN or FLESH,
md for skim diseases generally.
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saturday, the 4th Day Of March, 1871


In 'front.' Of the Sberih's ONCE, on Second
! street. In the CITY Of Memphis, Shelby county,
| Tenn. sell at public auction, to the highest
7 Bidder. for cash, al the right. title, interest
/ and claim that Hugh l.. BriDkley has in and
10 the following real estate, lying ard being
IN Shelby county, Tenn tO-wit: Lot t249l
/ three undred and f0Tty-ntne, on the plan OF
! thel CITY Of Memphis: situate on the east
! side OF Court square, ct the southeast corner
OF the Intersection of Court and Second
streets. having a 'front.' on Second street OF
81 feet. more or less, and running back l48%
feeb between parallel lines TO an alley.
Alfo. by virtue of one other u-la issued
nom the same court in favor OF 3. MebrlQeG
Co. rs. Hugh l.. Brlnkley-1dgnent eA3A,
court cost SILL VIII at the same time and
place, sell at pubic auction 70 the highest
bidder. for cash. all the right, title, interest
and elaim that Hugh l. Brinkley has in and
To the following real estate, to-Wtt: Lot No.
Two hundred and dny 1850 on the plan 9th
city OF Memphis. on the south side Of Court
Square. Also, lot No. four hundred and
eighteen on the plan OF said city, sltu9te on
the southeast corner OF Monroe Third
streets. Also, lot No. three hundred and
ninety 1901 OH rhe plan OF said city, situate
on the northwest corner OF Concord and
Third streets. Also, lot No. three hundred
and ninety-three 1881 on the plan o. said
City. Situate OM the northeast corner OF Con-
cord and Third streets. Also, lot three hun.
ar0d and th1rty-aix 1881 on the plan Of said
city, situate on the east side Of Second street,
between Washfngton and Adams streets-all
10. shelby oeunGV, Tennessee SALE In legal
hours. February III E7l
MARCUS j.. WRIGHT Sheriff.
By GEO, r. Powell, D. 5, Shelby county,
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FOr Sale.
EUNlcE TOWN LOTS.

A OPTIONAL lots have been laid OF 81
n Euuice and q plat Of the town made, The
lots VIII be sold on re~ssOnableterms tor cash.
Persons desiring TO buy viii apply 10 u. Il.
Reynolds at Lake Village, Chioot county,
Arkansas, who Is Gully authorized to sell and
make deeds to lots. Title good.
Euniee IS the permanent terminus Of the
Mississippi, Ouaehita aud Bed River railroad,
on the Mississippi river, about sixty miles
below the mouth Of the Arkansas river.
Il has been hxed as The permanent termin-
Us BY donation Of lands to the railroad CONF
pany and by agreement Of the old railroad
company viii new Ompany that it shall
remain the permanent terminus
Eunlce VIII he one OF the most important
own on the Mtssissippiriver between Mem
phis and New Orleans
The Mississippi. ouachita and Red River
railroad, when completed, Will drain South
ern arkansas, Northeastern pexas, and the
southern part OF the Indian Territory. 1T Is
now completed across the Mississippi river
bottom 10 Drew county and IS being pushed
rapidly westward
GEO. b MAGKLIN, Burv. Exsr,
feS and Trustee estate Of A.W, Macklin.
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CURES RHEUMATISM.

MURFEEEsBORO, Tenn, July g.
DR.. il. LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Nd
HSir: You viii please sem me four 81
more bottles Of your most excellent
n medicine.
As YOU viii remember, month or
fsix weeks ago, I received three bottles
iof II. When I commenced taking ib I
AcOutd scarcely walk at All when night
came, but now I suffer no more rom
rheumatism. I nave a little brother
that is about to lose his sight, and /
wish to tryi 70 for him. You viii please
find enclosed IS, for which you viii
please forward me the medicine inn
mediateIy. Very respectfully 1 re-
Imam, SAML q. MCFADDEN,
n Pc. Box 1873, MurtreasbOrO, Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. At
- wholesale by
&C. WARD BRO.
- q W.JONES co.
". NWILEE ESON g.
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
KINDS OF RHEUMATISM,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.
DR.. j.. J. LAWEENCE-Dear sir take
pleasure in recommending your Rosa
DALIs as a very powerful Alternative. 1
have used 10 in two cases with happy
r-ssuIts-ous in 8 case of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nOunced himself cured after having
taken hve bottles Of your medicine.
The other is a case Of scrOfuIa OF long
standing. which is rapidly improving
under its use, anu the indications are
that the patient viii soon recover !
have carefully examined the formula
by which your ROsadilis Is made, and
ind 1t an excellent compound OF al
terstive ingredients Yours, truly,
r. ". CARR, ND
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue of a h-fa Issued by the Clerk OF
ID The First Circuit Court Of shelby county
and to me directed In favor OF George BLACK
burn & 90. VS.. hugh l.. Brinkley-iudgmsnt
s48s q, court cost IS cents-1 Will, on
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
TUESDAY MORNING, : f: FEB p, 1877

OFFICIAL IOuRNAL OF TEE CITY:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-21

The above speaks to advertisers and
generally louder than words
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-21

The prices, as above, for Chickering'S Pianos and Estey COOS Organ, a
taken from their respective Price Lists, and are correct.
Is. q. HOLLENBERG.
Agent for Chickedng & Son, and Estey &.Co, lLElrPm, TEEv.
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Mr. SEWARD II. EaxrT.-A-l sssar xean
Suez, dated the 14thr Of Nay, 9ays, .Jl,e
steamship Decan isrrived here Oh the Sth
inst, bringing Secretary eeyssed And party.
He went Immediately by special train y
Cairo, where he was welcomed by Consul.
General Butler, and BY His Excellency Bettl
Bey on the part;of the Khedive. A splenr
did palace was placed 1t his disposal. and
On iheday following bis arrival he ives pro-
sented at the palace of the 1Chlzeh, near The
Pyramids. to the Khcdive. who, aaecompa-
MED by the Foreign Minister. Nubaf Pacha.
returned the visit the same afternoon. When
Mr. Seward visited the Pyramids, the Khe.
dives kiosk. situated ut the base Of the great
Pyramid, was thrown open, and . nagnifi.
cent lunch. was prepared fnr the visitor.
As Mr. Seward intends to visit the ruins OF
Thebes, the Khcdive has placed his own
railway carriages It his disposal to convey
him 10 RhOda, whence one of the vicegcrsl
yachts will carry him TO the ruins of the an.
Gent city. He will proceed from Egypt to
Palestine, and thence to ConstantinOple.
Official orders have been issued in Egypt
and Turkey to treat him everywhere Is =
national guest. t's.H =
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Shocking Scene in a 12tcatcs'

A Florence paper gives an account Of q
shocking accident which took place at the
Prince Humbert Thcater in that city. A
ballet pantomime was being performed, in
which an encounter takes place between
hrigsnds and soldiers. One Of the former,
whO, was fred at. fell MORALLY wounded. .
bullet having entered the brsin. At first
the audience applsudsd the incident It
soon. however, became apparent that ter
rible tragedy had really occurred. and the
audience were worked up 10 pitt b Of the
highest excitement. Women s0bbed. men
shouted, and many leaped upon the stage to
see il the man was really dead. The per.
Torrance, At WHICH the King was present in
his private box, was Immediately stopped,
and shortly afterward magistrate came
upon the stage and took the names Of al
performers and supernumeraries enga 1ed in
The piece. 1t is not thought that the occur.
renee was accidental, The deceased was
not regular performer, but . printer en-.
gagged BY the night Is supernumerary.
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s1nlpoS.tant "a Miners.
- 4s HtttH2
MINERAL LAND SURVEYS.

uAVlN0 hsn sp1Adnted llspnty Surveyor Of min.
IL efsl lHnds tGs the wss6Se 1sti.tOry Ut NEtala
AZ WI e as,. III s1.Ss, .1 a = , s.
under tue act. ot Congress u Jul. Sssh, 1856 aud
July 9TH. Is5U. lrss fT r'H 'f3Is !" -9Hf
No second sssvsy will b scqIiscd whea the psclim
inary su,vsy Aas h,su sxec,,tsi BY myscit. :.
kerp IN lassd aAsAs bisnks tast sle Scquisitc In
lrp..tIpE ai,pl9!e.ti !s .aal
tlms ct making tnc preliminary sArvcy w Quo I"
Fer sUst Of slrye.e. pu6licstOO fees, &C.. nh npou
ov addicsr me- ~ !lcseHa. ~ y. n..4 Eth .,fra 1ry
N \ . chaIgts made TOR advice lr information.
Once On -He.ckes sise Gear KUdnty STREET, next
dOsl to u. Z. Labd UEice. .T1'isN s'H.S sfi
,ysdAwtt !, 3D., s,,t,,l, GEO. y FooTr.
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PROPOSALS. Fur. FLOUR.

Dgf4ATXEH1 or DAKOTA, s."
40 -. III u q. rxuL MINI. May Is 1911 .i.l
iCEAtED. 1R0PoSALH IL daplicaic am invi-
Dtsi nntil Gclock: Tnarsday. June ~ /, 1874
eOr farnishlns the y. 8. S0bsisisncs Depu ,pcat
with 10 90 tDu',ds Fresh gsOund XXX F.oir, I'd Il.
nds WILDLY 1,01n 0stdna Ss0ck Ut sound sl6silry
T1i n i I. s.s Ys4's' And delivered y Fort Eii
b.MO POUNDS dnring the Month of September. 1871.
u S9N0 dnnlx I'M Mvs,lh u Octolst lS7I. . eiiI
a4s nSur y os dsiye'ed in good stFSns saeks or
Btidesmust stste shs brand a Aour offered. ana
secA ha eh0sIl cUntan wriGseu guauueee lrOsl ewO
e. che ftasaI psssqs.a,es x tse
ssps II ssdS mind q Aour offered mra,t ,e.scum
pNay tn nd and each ssmple III nssahsscd auN
b. IeferIed u In his hid.
Issa pssposslss viii - esdossed aPrspoas,s for
9oar. .Yd raeEssssd ~ ~ A. g q. !pst E,iis. n.
st witch pleca theT viii o. opsnsd It ihsi eiaae
soovs fstrd a!d otddeTs are ihvilsd y Be pens to
4sUroQo 10 toeoiH ida ~ ,isg9Iff Ulfl VI
w6ii9J.u; G!tAAN, III i.g.a.-s Q ,I,nnad
La higiicasi. =. y e r. O. 2, s
!, D . uiryi3 sAt SA' \ ? ~ 1 ot psr-o III
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Pioneer S.ean iIl, ~ s 90 ' ~, 5.r 'o q,
.d4s AUkPHv. KENYON / Co., uo,f1 ii uy,l
yJja ilH sit'PIEES PEAK and lsloNEER, N. r.
Turning aud Bu.,diny Lumber Of the be4t quality,
e9r.h T"5ts TssN&sA Constantly On hand.
Y We ~, Furnish any kind of Lumber from our yard
u saw " osdss, psompsly. md - f2 .94"t21I5'
, "@ - ,'l w. ,.'' WILL NOT BIZ uSDERsoLD.
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The Polar Expedition.

Washington g5.--Thc Instructions for Csvtsi.
Unlr Exposition to the North POe By the
at the Navy have jas! been printed In which there i
letter y iIasssor lenry, II which be says that al.
'hou The objects and peculiar Organization al fhs
'Scdti0n ale not primarily Of . rcicnslae chnraeter
!.t many phenomena may DO 0becryed and Specimens
IN natural history he Intellectually sONesed ana there
lore IN order that opportunity for Obtaining such re-
t,ll. might not be lost Committee Of the National
Academy q Science WINS appeintez to pepare series
81 INSTRUCTIONS on different branches OF physical and
Gt 'l history and To render assistance On eectirino
q scientific outfit truns the Smithsonian lnstitute fr
The cohN survey. The photographic olcc ana siunal
c~ps bn'e cOnuibnted the ns,ceasSy tnslsun,cnts'
sau tHlciTc9. The Ekslrrltsnvne madu forori
march iom saeraptnto YESTERDAY. r.schinr I'M.
.fef snaf7. county last night taking TIC fiotous
.miHts ny sripiter. No sess-tance WAS OAercd MT
naIi Insults 10 the tsCops The pumps Wi be sesrt
cd " my H!.s ~ the uOrnipl aud slisers wliaa 10
o,klwsil bt not.cied -Adjii(snt Gcnrrsl CsseSesn
~ ~ eemmnnh 2hctiotes Gre mixing mar,y thrrats
toe have 10 chance " ssccessssi sesistsnca -, :
'iy.lsnda. e. Tho Obsessfr 10 dsy ssys IN -
rramnc OF the Oeansts. In case IL elrc3ons .honn
rh9w a monarciinl majority in tn Asscmbly. n n
S,vc the establishments Of Contributes "a when
, .aolG.d 70 uier the throne 70 Count dc Chanh,rI.
sacndhe ma the proportion Inconsistent with his
G'ynl, c cryws u ~ bcteadessd 70 Comf a. PaSis
In's, G-FtgNo says the Orleans, Princcs iii
sJfofefato Ffodsderpt. where they Will avail the dc
c!elun ~ The country In silence. 81 I - -
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Tuesdays Report.


Madrid, sL-Thc King has summoned the Presidents
q the senate and Chamber Of Deputies to constellation
Ills majesty. up to the Present time has refused to
accept the designations Of the Ministers. IT, M
1 BHrks Ontario, 2L--A fire this 4. N DESTROYED IS
n"ses ,! IN the central part Of the town: loss
bAh'at S7o'W. lEb ~ 3i$ a. ~ MoHf .GII4i :
- Washipgt0n. 85;-Thc Council Of the Territorial
Lcsisatnrc by s action today makes women elirble
- any e shs oGccs created BY ths Chsriies CSrrec
Lcatehworth, 2L -Thos. A. Scott Of The rcnmnsyl.
rhnn le0t1l Hailg0ad. ID here Ills Witt Il Is Indr,
flood 70 10 strengthen the projected narrow guage
'ftOnd trim here TO OrnyCF Colorado. u III
The carriage repository Of ". G. Hess, on Metro
pol'ta,' avenue WINS buried yesterday Loss 4. 60.
Reports from ali lnits If Tho State rspessns an
CbnndaHC wheat harvest.
Nashville, 2-A meeting Of prominent citizens OF
Nashville sadyicinity, irrespective of party was held
nj the Court house 10 express regret nj the death
snA Iespstt for NallaDdighau, Eui0Ctstc eneechcs
=, were made by Neal A. brown, Henry g. Footc and
y NtaC3r. t"ftL @%++ VA HIN" 81 #oty ItsT Z II
New York, 24.-Thc bank statement makes cnrsous
sShlnn showing an unexpected increase Il specie Of
= .IladcIphia. cslAThe monaacnt % tho fsen6rs al
e, ". H. Schpldcr. late Grand Tyler vf tho L,dvc Of
ir'ns; wanna was nnvccd this morning With apprO.
pirate Mssosis Gcrca0nh.. A&iii lii "a ,!1I
Albany, 2L-Thc corner stone of the new CaDitol
was lnd u -lAy With Masonic eetcsnOnieS fI5- ~
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g.Ys g.u,t.r u mo. COL lamp ,..s.
Application for Patent.
Harm H. ARA + Ann (lpp,cR


.4 UArTsD SrArEs LAND OFFICE [
49, -. Helena. n. T., April Is, 1871.
NOTICE - hereby given that Edwin II. Irvine,
~ Conrad Kohrs aud William Williams. have
this day made splLc itiOn for patent under the
Sct ut COngress Ut July nh, 1S7A Tor certain tract If
land deACi ibed NJ follows: Commencing ut quar- Z
rOck inches. said rOck being sel the
west corner " raid claim aud being two miles thirty
uine chains and eighty tve~ links west o. and eighty
iwO chans sOuth OF the estAiscd cofntS 10 sscetvr
IS IA IA ~ In township NJ N. ranges 10 and II w
Ut the ~ iDcipS McridiSu. Thence running 5 - deg
~ ID w - cbaas ~ igaaltx rOsk lSxIOxl inches.
Tbes,cs II deg 10 ghalns to granite etOnc Sxl2x4
iucher. Themes deg l9G5 chains TO a n,e-tOne
1SxlSxls inches, frum which I'm Aspen inch in dia
hears ~ deg ~ ~ east: dist u links. and NJ, Asien
inch dia. bca,s Al deg Is m dis links. Thence
% deg u chains. t. grnne stOne l4xssx3 inchrs
Theuce N deg w N 4 Is rhs tn granite stHHe 24x
lBxA in. Thence ~ deg w u cha " qns,tx ,.,cS
1xI4xlU. Thence n - deg IS m + 1hfO chs 10 Z
granite stone l6xl2x5 In. Thence N 10 deg w CHI
70 the places Vt bsgUning. TINS same being Hp0p UNI
surveyed land In scctiUu No q, Tp9N. ". and
hcing placer mine situated III Pioneer Guich mining
cist,ct Dexs LUsge csaay N. r.. eOntaihh,g area
0f ~ ~ lUths The adjoining cianauts the
Baton Bar cOinlp,ny. bailey 60. and Cinnamon.
This tct 70 more fully dU.es ihet IN the mOtse and
diagram Mlcd In this lcc. copies Ut which peecd
.uia'n thu prymists claimed. All eis0Is claiming nd
verseIy TO this application are notified to- apprar and
c their protest On "r before the expiration II niety
ADD II, SANDERS, Register.