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Middletown transcript., 1872-11-30
NOTICE
TO PoULTRERs |!

V'hE highest cash prices psia Tor ratksys,
=. w., DUCKS, Cn'ekens, Eggs Drisd Fruit,
D. v: O. Walker,
SPposuc fennsnssons Machine 6hepa, Or at
Seowdrck Cochran's Store, Aiddlstowh, Del.
Oct. 2G-8mOo
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FOR SALE.

7k0 Bnshrls good Swede and Ru,ahaga
lev TphN'fS, Tor sale Al 10 rvn's per
onshel. f. Il. COCHRAN.
Nov 3O-3w
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DUslN scss LOCALS.

When discoverer Of any scientific subject,
asks the cooperation Of the learned in science,
10 test the merit and truth Of his discovery by
severe tests and practical results, and then TO
indorsc and recommend il, II is fair to presume
II is valuable for the purpose intended. Such
has been the course pursued by Mcssrs. Hall l.
Co, proprietors Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover. And all those who have tested
J; among whom NC may mention DR.. A. A.
Hayes and s. Dana Hayes, Chemists, and State
Assayers Of Msssachusc't; Walter Burnham
". D., Prof. Of Surgery in Penn. University
Philadelphia ; George Gray. N. y Professor OF
Anatomy and Physiology assert II is the hes,
preparation in use for all cuinnrous diseases Of
The scalp. Restores gray hair to its original
color, prevents the hair from falling ont, creates
new growth II Is certainly worthy OF u trial
.NrirtnrW,cr NrfHcf Go'pd L,5cr,y.
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During the prcscn, Eqmil,m'e il would hc well
for persons ow ming horses. To thoroughly disin-
feet their stables. thereby in some measure pre-.
venting IN outbreak Of the disease Carbolc
Acid. Chloride of Lime, and Birthstone, are pre-
ferrcd for tha, purpose, and ean he ohisinsd at
CilAMBERiAiNE'S
Drug STORE.
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"fbs Rev. Dr.. MeCabs is lying very
III. having been suddssly attached whilst
preashiag," T.
w Asd he stove 10 ~ Csei W1is ol
oatusaay lnss. wksss he Kais ssesitsd
~ 1nlbsnatloa " a 81 tssv. Dr..
DosCdba " ass happy y ~ y sel IN.
IS bssIib. = ~ sosSs;sy. b ssey nd.
a ~ usoshs ~ ~ Dsslss uas nkss
~ vhl)D peslsfuisg ~ dusiss u Bic
Gnooa -. ~ Doss usssvsssa iteu thee
o11oGk. - = ~ tssety Wsll. ~ rsgu-
~ z T. e = 4 . ~ i y / 4 : lgZsse rssssa:
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Lndic. Kid Driving Gloves, .,
s. ". REYNOLDS
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ArsRpAY aoRx,sc. xovsssER =, ls,,.
GRATIS.

Ts.all aew saLacriters srndlns US two dollars
ocw. We win send the TaANcnrr the renal ndcr
oe mis- year nsr, and date their subscriptions
tseus January. ist 1873. :.
. Address r. RrYxoLus, NIpptErowx, Dkl.
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=. y. w,iaiAxsox, Esq. Of wil~isgten, D su
'ssesoris-. esnvassing and collecting aesns
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Hundred Sacks Ground Alum Salt: FIJI.
sacks Higgins Fine Salt; Five Hundred l1s..,ls
Turks Island Salt, at
s. ". REYNOLDS
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Furirs.-New Eaisins, Curran's. rruncs, Cit.
ron, Maearon Fresh Mince Meat, Buck heat,
Malaga Lemons, NJ
=. u. REYNOLDS
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PgrgnsoS's MAGAzlS. for December is
on our table. This is, without doubt, the
chcapcs, Of the really good lady's books
1t contains. every year, one thousand pag.
cs; fourteen steel engravings; twelve col
orcd, doublc-size. steel fashion plates I;
twelve colorcd Berlin patterns; twenty
four pages Of music; and more than q
hundred novelets and original stories by
the best American writer's. There is no
deception in IT, Yet the price is ONLY
TWO DOLLARS, or dollar less than other
magazines Of its class. No wonder it has
the largest circulation in the world. To
clubs il is cheaper still. Thus, Ave copies
are sent for eight dollars, or eight copies
for twelve dollars. or twelve copies for
seventeen dollars. To the person getting
up any one Of these clubs an extra copy is
given as . premium. and also superb
Eve dollar engraving for framing. Christ
Weeping Over Jerusalem" Specimens
Of the mngazinc are sent gratis; SO write
for one. and SEQ for yourselves. New is
the tine to subscribe. or to to get up clubs
for 1873. Address CHARLES ). Peterson,
306 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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We call special attention to the repsss
Of the meeting held at the Corn Exchange,
yesterday. on the subject Of constructing
. railroad from Elkton TO Massey's Cross
Roads. where II would connect With the
Kent County and Queen Anne's railroads.
Tho inportance Of the proposed road 10
tho business interests Of Baltimore can
scarcely be overestimsted. The distance
between Blkeou end Massey's IL but tweu.
ty.two miles. whilst its construction would
shorten the distance BY rail to Baltimore
thirty-six miles. Only fourteen thousand
dollars are required BY the Elktou Com
mitt' 10 make the sixty thousand dollars
10 bs raised By private Subscriptions. be-
fore the 6tate appropriation Of f6hy eight
thosssnd dollars can BE- made avsilsbls.
We hops the amount asked for will be
psomptly furnished. baltimore Gazette.
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TmE Ricuxsr Man IN rHE WonLp.
The Khedivs Of Egypt is probably the
richest man in the world. His yearly in
come is $50. .000. 900, and he has twenty
Eve richly furnished palaces within the
walls Of Csiro. He is vastly mors pro.
gressivs than the Sultan. bis Turkish
master is rapidly extending his domin.
ions. building railroads. aud making com.
mercial improvements. and will ultimately
become independent Of Turkish domi.
nation.
He 10 st present making arrangements
for tho connection Of . railroad up the
Nile TO Dongola, and thence scross the
desert to Loudan. which country he will
make ono Of his own provinces. II has
been remarked Of him that "the viccroy
upon any throne in Europe would bc the
greatest monarch Of tho age" He is non
only q prince. but q merchant, q capital.
ist, a statesman and . cultivator. Ho
sleeps only four hours out Of twenty -four,
and at his desk center 10 railroads, steam
ship lines. telegrsphs. postal service. pri-
vate estates, sugar mills. cottsa culturs.
army, navy and civil service.
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Accident om the Dsia ware Railroad.
Another boat from the i'll l-fated
Steamer Missouri reaches
land.

The following account given by Mr..
John Frcany First Assistant Engineer Of
the burned Steamer Missouri Of the man
uer iu which he escaped death. and the
terrible .u1crings he aud his companions
endured will be read with interest:
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The only place IN town to get tho Regular
Frog Mouth Buck Gloves, is Mt
=, y. REYNOLDS
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1Syirs sss Hssr I.Ass --spesk-
>n~>5 t1Issl - = shs Holy Lssd -
60 ~ ~ - ajss 4 1eessdlso N
sl3, ~ ! Seapsslt
= ! N !! eGls!e =! J! \ 4 ~ -
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asDA - . Daoa.

rhe.ss 2. Ga.ssy, q, q Zee; essst!, Dsl
Win : sse1ous accident q hls homs, nsar Fssd.
pyssd 81 an iaebplassd ball, and had ~ lasI
.iteps vib'' dbloeaasd cs broken etoa The hseasl
bese, aal vas othsswlss mueh bruissd. HI Il
tsndlng physician hopss 10 sssious Consequences
NAV oetur.-0uN Gss.
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The LAdy's Friend for Deosmbsr.

A capital holiday nsmba. Better
slssiss than ths Lody's fsiswsl provides
~ shs ds,iehs = ~ sesisrs 90 nowhere
- Assd. Alssys ssfsse6r. ~ In shis
Cssistnss nanA~ especially. ehoics il
iitssasy sssk. "A spsis q Holly" By
Daiay vssssr. isads ID. "with the Cur.
rent" By Agsss Jsuss, is a fascinating
% IL san Be. "Thss Usplssssst Little
Chstvynd" bss many Il The peculiar
charms Of Fssnis Hodgsss. The story
II ELSA asa Her Liops" b ssncluded |;
and several piquant sketches eonplets .
variety that 10 surs to please. "A Morse
Legead."' BY NJ. O. Pyle; and "Yssrs
Afssr." BY FIerssss Percy; end "Iu the
Hereafter" BY Msdss Carol. arc poems
that any magazine IN the world would b
proud of
The embellishments also sre Of unusual
interest and beauty. "Whers They Cru-
cited Him." Then the frontispicce Il just
exquisite. and a pretty illustration Of
I.ongfsllow's "Childrsn's Hour aud o
choice viguctte Of "Ths Star iu the East
illuminate tho book.
For next year Mrs. Wood. tho suthor
Of "East Lynne" announces Serial cal,-
Cd 1.-THE Master Of Grsylands." and nov.
clsts are also announced by Daisy ventor.
Miss Mussey, Miss Douglas. and
Fannie Hodgson. A beautiful Premium
Chrome little Samuel, the Child -Prorh.
et) Is also announced. while long liss d
Premiums-from Sewing Machines ssd
Gold Watches to Plated Tea Spoons. 10.
are promised to those who get up list'
Of subscribers. Send for sample mum.
bsr. containing all the inducements
Price. $500 a year. or s2.5O with Tho
Premium Chrome. Four copies 5000
Eight copies (and one gratis) e12.00
THE Lady's Friend (e2.oo) and "Th'
Saturday Evening Post (83.0o) fol
$3.50. A Premium Chrome or large
Steel Engraving is given to tho sender o.
every club. Published by Deacon 4
Peterson, $40 Walnut St. Philadelphia
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Thanksgiving day was pretty generally observ-
ed in Middlciown. The stores and shops were
vice was celebrated at the Episcopal aud Prcsby-
icrian churches. At the latter Rev. IN. Patton
delivered an excellent sermon from tho words
" Righteousness exaitcih q nation" asserting
that religious principles and good morals arc
easnatial to the prosperity ofa nation" lie re-
ferrsd 20 the present deplorabls coalition Of
France, and psonounced Il the result Of the fol.
Ing to Reason.
Al the Episcopal Church Rev Dr.. McCabe de-
livercd an eloquent address on the subject Of
National gratitude.
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Divins ssrvies.

A series Of special meetings for Divine wor-
ship has been held during the past week At the
Forest Prcsby terian church In this town, and
evening afier evening large number Of the con-
grega,ion were gathered together Ia the lecture
room Of that church for prayer, The pastor, Dr..
Patton, prsaehed on every occasion, and much
interest vas manifested. These services were
he'd preparatory TO Communion Tomorrow,
wheu Il u hoped several persons will Be added
10 the Charc6. The " "pnparatory lecture will
b. delivered thls aflsrannp, end The rite of Zap
tlsm adminIslsred.
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MiLL,seRS - The store lately occupied by Miss
Emma Cooper, Main ST., Mildlf,own. Del. Is
now under the charge oi Mlss ". 4. Hays. Who
has jusi received from the ei,,.., aud iii keep
Stock of Gaods in her line. tn which she cor
daily invites the attention Of Tho buying public
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MiLL,seRt .s4The store lately occupied by Miss
Emma Cooper, Main ST., Mhlirivwn. Dbl, Is
now under the charge oi Ml.s ", 4. Hays. Who
has jusi received from the cities, aud n III keep
constantly ON hand Large aud well Selected
Stock of Goods in her line tn which she cor
daily invites the attention Of The buying public.
Choice Varieties NcH Jersey aud Delaware
PEACH TREES, for sale by
The celebrated POuL. GRAIN FAN, the hes,
In the wnrld for cleaning all kinds Of grain.
For sale by i. J. EVANS
Ladies' Silk Tiss--a he~u,iful assortment in all
the new shades, jrs, received, b!
Bsrgmann's full weigh, zephyr. in all shades,
ai HANSON BRO.
Ladies cNll NJ Hanson Bros and examine their
Stock OF Dress Goods, comprising Silks, Popliss,
SAieens Japanese Cloths, Alpacas, Reps, Ser
g-s, Delaincs, &c, all OF which will be sold a,
extremely low figures.
Sacking Fiannsis-in Blues, Searie,s, Grcys
and Plaids also Red and White Flannels all
grades at HANSON BRO.
Kid Gloves, st 90 cts. 81 90, si.2 sl.7s
and 50. at HANSON BRO.
Childreps' Merino Vests sizes Is, ls, 20, %,
| ~ and 70 inches, At HANSON BRO.
Bed Ticking, l2i, Is, 20, IS, 40, so and 60
| cents per yard, at HANSON BRO.
Turkish Towsling for ehildrcns' Cloaks asd
Bonnets, at HANSON BRO.
HANSON BRO.
The Estelle Kid Glove, the bes, glcqc In Amer
lea for 81 ?s, warranted not to rip or tear 10 Eyst
putting on, at 8. N. REYNOLDS
cog,cs 1 Claaks Spool Cotton, 7 cents per
SPOOL Gents bali Hose, I. pair ya e. e e.;; -,
New No. !. 2 and > Extra Shore Nackersi,
BY Dbl. and bali bbl. At -.
s. N. REYNOLDS.
Odessa and Bon-top Bustlcs. at
81 REYNOLDS.
A large assortment OF Trusses, praccs aud
Supporters for sale and properly flsed BY ply
| siciaR, a CpAxssaLAixF's Daua 6foss.
6utsasfs % Lins.-Used 10 srress- ietmentAt
tion 10 Cider, and thus 10 prssssvs ~ sNastlin3
properties wishost inPastieg aal crsaGn odoF
Pharmacy.
Bavine dusisg ~ pess wssk added I new
Jes PHaD and 6essai lbats Of Typs 10 OUT s,bck
" "appasaiUe'' ~ ass now pispar64 70 do all
kis1s 4 job lslntlag Win ssstaslb hud al
patse soeqoal)eo hssstef4ss h thls once. All
essls!sg wsst e orr Mss srs ceedieily !svissd
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shsssly Afterwards " NV . s.sll
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Beyiss dss.sg ths pass wssk, addsd ! sew
Jen .PaaD and e4ssai S6ass Of Typs 70 OUT ssbck
u mappaEstue' ~ ass now prepared 70 a. all
hieas q 1ee nsistlsg wita : ses!Asib hnd an
11lislsg Wssk Z orr kss srs cordially isvjsei
. eall q the o0ee Of the TaAlepll3f.
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The Weather.

On Sunday and Monday Of this week the
weather was exceedingly pleasant. The mir was
mild, and the sun sbone out bright and warm.
This WAS ra,hsr contrary 10 the predictions oi
q Old Probabilities" Ills "Rocky Mountain
Wars that was 10 bring winter so early upon
us didn't come, but instead Of II old Mr. Lo sent
US few samples OF his summer weather. Probs
missed II again on Tuesday. His probabilities
Of " clear and clearing waa,hsr In the afternoon
10 the Middle States were not quite correct,
judging from the steady rain that fell all that
day 10 this par, OF the country.
The first snow of the season in this section fell
on Thursday night, ard on Friday morning the
ground was we'll covered with mantle Of white
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Tssl MARK ETS.
MIDpLIrowN xARH.f.

CORRECTED wskxLy ny r. =. EVANS.
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The celebrated POOL GRAIN FAN, the hes,
in the wnrld for cleaning all kinds Of grain.
For sale by l.. ]. EVANS.
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Shesi6 X. L.. Armstrong was qualified In the
sum Of $4,000 and produced his sureiies who
were accepted by the rourt :--Jamss Armstrong;,
Alexander Hpllingsworth, John Evans, James
Brown, james Cranston, u. W. vernsn, Heary
I.en,s, VIM. Brackeu, II. II. McMullen and VIM
II. Pierce.
The Civil Liss vas then called. The fire, case
tried was that Of VIM. Baxter ~. Philip Plunkctt.
This was suit 10 recover for three promissory
n,,es, SIS each, gives BY WIN. McDeritt, over
(of which Pluukett WAS then membcr) for the
individual debt OF WIN. NcDeviti, which existed
before the partnership was formed. The Court
charged the Jury 10 substance that one part
ner cannot give note Of the arm for his indI.
vidnai debt. before the partnsrship existed aud
bind hss co-rartaer thesyby las between the o
siginal partiss) without bis consent, cot esen u
the money borrowed went into the firm, and vas
usea 6y i. Il was . debt Of Mel)evitt's; but II
you are satisfied u was given for debt contract
ed subsequently to the formation Of the co-pari-
nssship the note was good. Verdict for the de-
ftndaa.. Gordon, Esq. for plaInii6; John Q.
Passersos, Esq, for defendant.
On the favorable reports offs. n. Harrington
and Benz. Nields, Esis. John r. n. Polk and
qualified a. prscticing Attorneys. Tho next
case called fSf trial was s:--wm. B. williams ".
Ceores q. Clsaver, 70 fssovet damages for al
ssecd <rsspan. The allsgaaiess u Tie plsiada
were, II suhstsnes q fsllows.
1haa Piatatl3 ~ II llassA, 1870, rested ua-
a. eeetia ce;dlilses hsm ~ aSopt 10 aesss,
II o. dsssesl Hnndsd, ffoa 0sos1s C,savsr,
shae y la1s6laiaey beC.a = slaet sistaia csops.
si.s i * ssl|cvisS ~, CSsssss ~ s..
.ssies = lseve, = - iats.tsd y nsa 4 hl.ssll
- plnlaNg fsfteso - \ leave, Waea sheftly ~
tes Uleases apfease1 % ~ hsn VIII Sone
siqat 2. - - ~ $50 ssdsss6 - = lseye.
1ls 1M not eonply, Vhea Clsaser lmneahtely
lock ehar1s n 6e lssd (WIeb ssee9aioa II ~
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Choice Varieties Nex Jersey aud Delaware
PEACH TREES, for sale by
Z. T. EVANS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
LAWSON rysU UNITED STATES.
9 95ssI.l sEsSI ~ S.l Hss' = P... e O ssss'Aln'
lApproyed Janua.yll. lEI.l
Be q yssolssd By tie 6sssts asd Hesss Of R1v~
ssstatirts 81 ihs Uaitsd State Of Amsriee IN


3. g ,:.ol'.sl ~ !hs ss.sf' I'd Hs.,:s :, Rse,. !.
That the ,pe6icsiion Of The abstrsets OF specifics
t 10 4, and s, ST,hS ,s ssssas " e. h eCS%I.s,cesq 81 Pst.
ients be discontinued after the publication OF that
portion OF the report for eighteen hundred and sixty
p p,9s; %, .n %f iSa,, in IL leu R1s thereof, tic con%isiosns
,be authorized to have printed. fr gratnitona diStrt'
button, not to exceed one hundred and my copies
OF the complete spect1caaons and draNinss OF essn
lndeses 10 Be- issusd from time q time. Owe copyto
be placed for free public Inspection N each capitol OF
s ~ 4. s sIsls,. ann oFas Te e tSc b Sas 81 court toS sc e t ISfpSSs 81:
such odsees sisloessed IN Slate or TsfTitoftsi eapi.
: toll %, y ,s one y ,a saI ,s ss5sry Il IS H I'll Eess: s q sa, sSnsss
OF all matters therein contained, and shall Do ceru.
hed to under the hand OF the Commissioner and seal
OF the Patent ONCE. and shall be taken and received
In all courts as evidence, said copies not 10 be taken
from said repositories for any other purpose than 70
be used Is evidence; and the Commissioner Of Pat.
.ents is hereby authorized and directed TO have PRINT
&c sus end ae sraSInss, I eeriisss q q e Ssfein g seSsp pro.
vlded. at q price not 70 exceed the ~contrAet Price or
such drawings, for sale. as may be warranted BY the
Is also hereby authorized to furnish q complete set
OF such specifications and drawings TO any public
library , A. y which viii P, Sy,i iSr bin, binding ~ q, 5hs i p,,sn iat St xo,.
and for the transportation Of the same. and which
shall also provide proper custody for the same. with
convenient scccss for the public thereto. under such
regulations as the Commissioner shall doom reason
able; and provided also, that all contraets for mAk.
Ing copies OF drawings shall be made under the pro-
visions OF chapter one hundred and fity-lvt. sec.
ton nine. OF Act Of Congress approved June twenty
nvc, eighteen hundred and hIty-four, which reads
as follows: Sec. Y. And be II further enacted. that
all llthographing and engraving. where the probable
total cost Of the maps or plates illustrating or &C.
companying any work exceeds two hundred and
dly dollarS, shall be awarded 70 the lowest and best
bidder for the interests or the Government. due re
gard being paid to the execution Of tho work, amer
due advertisement by the Superintendent Of Public
Printing. under the direction OF the Joint Commit
tee gu Printing; provided. that the Joint Committee
on Public Printing DO authorised to empower the
Superintendent Of Public Printing 10 make immedi.
ate contracts for engraving. whenever In their opln.
lon the exigencles Of the public service will not Jus
tfy waiting for advertisement and award"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
.gE NOTICE NO. 1873.
8. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARS(

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON
u. City, Nevada, April 8, l6I3.-Notice u
hereby given that tho Lncerne Mining Company,
BY W. L. Lowe, Superintendent and Managing
Agent, has this day nled In this once Q diagram
together With notice oil application for q patent
approved July 81, 1855, for nine hundred and
aity.seyen (p6n feet Of q certain vein or lode o.
quartz or otherrockin placer bearing gold, sil.
yer, copper, and other metals, commonly called
and known as the Lneerno Lode and Lucerne
Company, situated In Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county, Nevada. Said claim 10 bounded
on the North BY the Justice independent Com
pany,a and Is more particularly described Is fol.
lows, to wilt: Commencing at Post No. ], be.
Ing Post No. 8 Of the Justice 7lndepsndent
claim. q. 3. Patent Survey. At which point
Ouarter.Sectlon' corner on the South line oil
Section 5, Township 10 n, Range 81 Z, bears
North IS degrees 30 minutes East oss ieef,
thence running South II East 957 feet to Post
known. but Il 10 bounded BY end lines, one Of
which being tho North line, commsnces ct Poet
No. i and runs north ~ z. and south - W.; the
other OF which being the South line commences
At Poet Ne. . and drums north 40 3. and south ~
W. From developments made. the lode 10
shown in the open cut and tusnols NOS; ana y,
shown on the diagram. and these points are
recognized ss being The lode sS upon n% Tniin ,e ee,:
ton or this claim extended 373. Get northerly.
The Lucerne Company by making ,applleaiion
for Patent for the undieputed PARTON OF their
claim do not relinquish their rights to the said
3TS feet
area Of four (D acres: said elaim u m1te Par.
nostedi II tbis once and on the claim.
snS ond hDOLPHUS WAITZ. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1877.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON
u. { City Nevada, April Sd, lSLsI,,
Notice 10 hereby given that the ST. Lonis Gold
and Silver Mining Company, by w. L. Lowe. IL
superintendent and Managing Agent, has THE
day died In this once q diagram, together with
q notice Of application fora patent nom the
Uuited Ststcs, under Act OF Congress, approved
July %, 1856, for sixteen hundred and sixteen
Q,6i6) feet Of Q certain voin or lode OF quartz or
other rock In placer bearing gold, silver, copper
and other mcinls. commonly called and known
Is the st. Louis Lode and St. Louis Company.
situated In Gold Hill Mining District. Storey
county, Nevada. Said claim IL bounded on III.
| North by tho Lueorne Company, and oil the
| South by the Unknown Company, and II NOR
particularly described as follows, 10 Wit: Com
mencing a. Post No. I, being Post No. 2 ofthe
Lucerne Company, located IN o small rnrine on
| the west side OF the Devll's Gate Toll Road, a,
q distance Of 9S1 feet southerly from the Justice
| Independent claim, at which point the quarter.
section corner on the south line or Section 8.
Township 10 N. Range ~ T.. bears north 3 de-
ming South II degrees East i,6l6 feet to Post
No.T9. The lateral extent OF saId lode Ii un.
known, but It 10 bounded by end lines, ono OF
| which being the North line, commences at Post
| No. 1 and runs North 40 East and $40 West; the
| other Of which being the South line commences
| al Post No. 2, and runs north 20 East, and souill
70 West. From developments made, the lode
Is shown In the open cut and tunnels Nos. ! and
!, (shown on tho accompanying dlagram) the
| Outcrops OF which Is plainly seen at various
| point, on the westerly side OF tho above de-
| scribed line. From the District Records, the
| original location Of this claim extended 3i
feet southerly from Post No.2. The ST. Lonis
| Company by making application for Patent for
tho northerly 1919 feet. do not rellnquish their
rightsto the said 1884 feet. The above lode Is
| supp sod to be embraced In an urea OF seven ~
acres.
Said claim Ia moro particularly described In
| the notice and diagram posted Ia this Office and
At Poat No. 4 on tho claim.
ans ood ADOLPHUS WAITZ. Register,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
sropDART's IRON WORKS,
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

N1orIcE-To THE CREDITORS or s. c.
~ FOCUS, FOCUS 3 Co. and FOCUS s.
HOWELL Bankrupts.-In the District Court OF
the United States for the District Of Nevada
In the matter Of s.. C. FOCUS, FOCUS s Co. and
Fozus 4 Howell, bankrupts.-Notiec Ia hereby
given that, pursuant 70 an order made by said
Court in ths abovc-eutitled matter on the 10th
dsy OF April a. d. 1871, Q herring will be had
upon the petition OF aaid 8. c.. FOCUS. hereto
fore nled In said Court, praying for his discharge
from all his debts and liabilities, provable
under the Act Of Congress entitled IAN Act
TO establish . uniform system Of bankruptcy
throughout tho United States" approved
March 4, 1881. and for q certificate there.
Of, before said Court, on the 9Th day OF
Nay, A. D. 1871, NJ lOo'clock A. u. Of said day,
a. tho Courthouse, In the city OF Carson.
county Of ormsby and State Of Nevada, at which
time and place any creditor OF sa!d bankrupt, or
any other person In interest, may appear and
show cause. II any they have, why the prayer o!
the said petition should not DO granted.
r. u. DAGGETT,
,n9l III Clerk Of said Diatrict Court.