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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-10

NE FALL, 1972.-NEW AND ELE-
CANT STOCK OF DRY GOODs.-T. r. PRICE &
CO. are now opening by steamers and express full
aud complete assortment OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS,
TO which the attention of the Virginia public Is
called.
Their supply. selected with care and taste, en-
braces everything in the dress line which Is new and
attractive whilst the staple department Is stocked
with what IS good and substantial, and everything
sold at only small relnuncrat;vc profit In
DRESS GOODS
will be found
Velour dc Nice, Austra:Lsau Grape,
Drap de Mongcnon. Sk-Warp Henrietta Cloth,
Velour Imperative Lyons, Drlp de Montearian,
BomhaziDe Alpaca, French Cretoni,
Poloncian Cloth, English and French Cashmere.
Cachemerc lie EcOpe. &C., &c.
MOURNIEG GOODS SPECIALITY.
Bomhazines, Delaincs, Oitolnals,
Tamse Grape Cloths,
English Grapes, Grape Wells, Collars, &C.
CLOTHS and CAS5IMERES.
A fun line Of goods for gents and boys IN Suiting
Cloths, Casslmeres, Festngs, Shirts, Drawers,
Socks, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &C., &c.
Everything guaranteed of good quality. and no.
thing recommended by the house unless fully tested
by judgment and experience
seao T. r. PRICE & co.
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~ ROSADALIS.-Dr. John j. Wilson,
of Cheraw 8, c. says Of this great blood purifier
Your medicine has already gaineda great reput-
ton in this community by reason Of its wonderful
effects In one case particuarly-thato young LADY
who has for several years been sufferer from ner
yous disease In a variety Of forms; but chiefly Tor
two years past in the loss of sight In consequence OF
the nervous Disorder.
"she consulted the most eminent oculist IN our
q ,te NOW believe resident Of your city, FRO
fcssor Chisolm, under whose treatment she WIS
greatly benefited: when recently, upon using 'ne
ROsADALIS for her previous arrangements she
found her sight after short time entirety re"
stored oe
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Virginia Aroused.

Only few days ago-on the lst OF oc'o-
ror--the canvass in Virginia was CON-
,renced In earnest by grand maSs'mcc''nS>
nn5er the auspices of the Conservative
State Committee, the first being nj hic!i'
moud. and that being followed by those al
fredericksburg, Charlottesville, Gordons-
vile, Lynchburg, Scottsvi'le, HeArico court
house. Rocky Mount, ChrlstianspurS, ana
others in rapid succession. All accounts
agree that these meetings have been nuner-
ous,y attended, and that the speakers, TO
whom ],as been contidcd the duty of enlight-
cning the people as to the issues OF the cam
min have molly fulfilled their obligations
ond received rich reward in the applause
Of the masses.
Tho patriotism thus easily famed into q
blaze of enthusiasm affords convincing e'l'
dence that this State will never Ec RENTED
to the ruinous rule of the Radical party. ID
the fate of tax.riddcn, plundcrcd, bleeding
South Carolina, in poyerty-stricken Florida
in oppressed North Carolina, and even III
Louisiana, Eirginians behold tue legitimate
and inevitable sequence Of the apathy OF
responsibility and intelligence in politlca
affairs. Our interest in havn" conserva
tive administration of the National Govern
ment IS great, but paramount to this is thu
welfare of our own beloved Commonwealth
Whatever else is lost, Virginia must b
saved, and by a majority which Will snow
her enemies that she is permanently on tn
side of law, order, conservatism, rcconcllf'
ton, and reform. From now until the 81!
of November let the canvass be "rcd-hot.
Virginia must give 10000 majority for th'
Liberal ticket.
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Some of the country p1pcrs still persist in
printing the name of Mr. 7. ". NclAlHHEY
ss Conservative clcctor for the fourth dis
trict. Mr.. +. X. HARRIS is the man, Captain
McklyNEY being the Conservative candidate
for Congress in the same district.
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TIE STAMP TAx.-No stamp ais required
Ion checks, drafts, or orders, except snc!'
"as shall be drawn ut sight or on demand
"upon bank, banker. or trust company,
In response 10 inquiries, We again publish
the above extract from decision of the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue.
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REMOVALS..

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE La
i DIES AND PUBLIC IN GESERAL.--R.
FEREANDINI wishes 10 inform the public that
account OF Increase in business hts present place
Is too small 10 accommodate his customers There.
fore he Il compelled to remove 10 No. gla Broad
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets, by tho
lst Of October, 1872, where he has Cited mp q
na store which he Will stock with tho finest i'm.
ported goods belonging 10 his trade. He hxs also
established one Of the largest hnIEan hair WORKS
south Of New York. he has all the facilities for
doing ell kinds OF hair work u. the shortest notice.
IN the best manner and In the latest styles. Aoaty
Easaion Rook received direct from Paris, with
sos BAN coarumes end evening dress.
Thankful for Sast fayors, hope in the future sE
astaaapn 70 bRasnsss, % Estsin your custom, a
os sim 2. SERRAEDfNL
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE, NOTICE.-This is to give
IN notice to all it may concern that neither the
captaiu nor the agents of the ship Pomona will be
responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of
said vessel. LEE, SEDDoN d W.
C.
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1OlIj. NV
I ewing still seriously contested

Though very desirable, it is not necessary
that the advocates OF reconciliation ana re-
form should carry two Of the great States
that vote to-day. Pennsylvania alone would
swell our electoral vote 10 1J2-a clear ma
iority. Irrespective Of that state, which we
feel will not be doubtful after to.lay's cleo
ton, the vote OF Ohio alone would raise our
electoral vote to 1S5, and Indiana of herself
would increase eur aggregate to lis, so that
Illinois alone Of the other still doubtful
States would give Us the victory beyond Ill
contingency: or North Carolina and AliSsis-
Sippi together would help Us ont without H.
linois. We hope for two Of the three great
States that vote to-day. but il our friends carry
either one of them we shall have the better
chance OF success in November. The other
side must carry all three to-day to give them
the better prospect OF rejecting their prcS-
dent.
Politics irl s'cnsinti,a.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
PowHArAN COURTHOUSE, NA..1
October s, 1872.
Yesterday was our regular coilrt-day, and
one of unusual interest, as we had numerous
speakers to discuss the issues of the day.
The Stowelites made desperate effort,
through their agents, McSsrS. RalnSdalc,
Green & Co.. 10 undermine Porter with the
truly loyal" but they were too well drilled
by Henry Cox and himself to be moved, and
their efforts We're but loves labor lost, and
there was not more than a corporals guard
to listen to the various speakers, notwitil-
standing there was Il crowd of cOlored peo-
pie Oh the ground. ....-
The Stowclitcs offered to divide time with
the Conservatives, who were ably represent
ed by Alessrs. Harris Of Mccklenbur@, Bur-
well Of Richmond, Judge Farrar, and Il. I.
Graves Of Isle of Wight; but we thought
our time was worth too much to let them
enjoy any part of it; and Notwithstanding
both parties were speaking at different
places at the same time there were a good
many colored people who preferred light to
darkness, and stayed 10 hear the Conserva-
tives through. Dir. Harris exposed, in On
able and eloquent manner, the fraudulent
Of the carpet-bag government
In Georgia, North and South Carolina, and
warned us as Virsiniaus, IL we cherished the
memory of Washington, a Lee, and Jack.
son. to be true to the instincts OF honesty
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ITO CIDER.afAKERs.--Csss ELfa1ati tI
Il OF. LINE 70 arsest the lsrinsai,sseo tsr 8 lie,
aud 20 preserve its sparkling W0pS<~
a'' '1 MsasI i sAzasE, "a PHI s.ia s, .siss.,
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, No. 1901 Main s'ree', e. W..
II fortified against summers heal tx
What with one expedient and smother II 1870
viii 20 hard II he doesn't keep IBIS Gus eS9
able let the summer god rage never so este ,ase,
His LARDER has the best products 81 .ssryed 10
nom the tropics TO the lakes, when at3
the BEST STYLE OF ART. ,,,., .,.wIng a8ld
superior LIQUORs-uregualled u ". TO- co.
with these anficcs and cooling nlnes. mast "a .
themes. can't keep cool, ihet ths wsatss'
Thanks for pas, ssvors, he spsws his .sa. %
TO The public, and pron!sssa; sc2n' tsis
hs found In this world -,-r-=
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A GRAND BALL, under the au- g
N SPICES Of Mca>rs. ". Ii. TURNER and IA
Il. A. BOWEN, will take place at GERS r. Il
LEY'S HALL, Manchester, THURSDAY NY
EVENING, October 10th, commencing a, o'clock.
The Committee pledge themselves that the Ball
sf,a, be strictly Il select one, and that good order
will be maintained. Gentlemen, 81. oc lO-ltE
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HOTELS AND ROARDESG-HsOUSE
A DELIGHTFUL CHAMBER, furnished
IA unfurnshed, with dressing-room attached
with BOARD, ut No. west Franklin street.
ln-lW
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: ~ vow Is THE TIME TO PURr
er -. !. az ri sKETs. FLANsELs and UNDER
- pa,rsrTs for 1nen, wpnen, and children. For
ri, os,oortr,ens Of the bose articles call at
. ia'' "'''t = LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our BLACK ALPAcAs. ocs
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DILL AD ELPHIA, RICH i'm,
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM--@sksI-,.S
SHIP LLNE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TIME !
). GREEN, composing this line, viii leave htch
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY q,
and SAT URDAY at the same hour, alternately. .,
Frcights received daily Sundays excepted Tor al
parts OF Pennsylvania. New Jersey, and DciaNaLr
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New OI!e1n''
and bills Of lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk IL moderate rates
Passage TO Philadelphia, including nlc5t' au"
staieroOm, So. ". p. PORTER, Agent
No. 1925 Dock street. RichiIen'.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDts CO.. Agents
No IL South harNe'.
"a pnfl itieililI.
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tal3 No. II North Wharvcs, pht!JdcEi.DI.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoAT9:ffZ:sy

JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATfetfL;al
rch XEw T9Fks f[IiLADE54rcHgI6Ai. A.
AS ~ III Tir fhJ JAMEs f RfvER.
JOHN sYL "Y EF ' Caps NJ Z. e. Glry@pD
namcd places On Mo 9; = VWEDSESD AYs.a
FRIDAYS ri 81 A. d.. aud returns on ., IGS'@'''
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons q, 9c!oGI1 ~,
Passengers connect II Norfolk WIN t',r I,' - 81
Line steamers for Baltimore, Ph!IatelphLi' 'A1
New York. H.,
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on afri'a
OF steamer. a,.,,
Fare to Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Fare 10 Baltimore. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
Fare To Norfolk.
Tickets on sale ut CARRIER * CO.'S EAH NJ
and baggage checked through. ,,,.,ru,y-
Freight received TUESDAYS. Thuh i,',p E.,,.
and sATURDAYS for Norfolk p9sI.h' on Cht,,.
ton Baltimore and principal anainSI s Eu rTsr
at REASONABLE RATES. ,pu
Freight received from \. u. III Z. u.
Freight for way-lsndinss mas, Dc p.erai'i gent
Office, Company's wharf .....,s sti
Branch Office, corner Main aud MIN S.Ss--:
TOR LIVERPOOL AND 81,
MAIL STEAMERS. SAILING FROM ~"
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS
Firs as CABIN m oo.u. -,
TO London. 70 no LEMON Ioa,s
Tickets sold to and from England 'Te-s"-'
the Continent at moderate rates 80, To,,rsrys
For further information, spr!y, q fIi Ssent.
offices. JOHN q. DALE, 49,,
10 h JOHN H. s TFYihTT, AsS1kk.
YEA E------.zx----
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'yssc Electoral Du!.9ek.

IfIoih tiie NJ" i'iN ii''u''' "~.''H A"'s''''
elections
The State election in Georgia last week viz
tnally settled the vote for President OF all the
southern States, wherein Il clear majority OF
the electors are whites. lis influence goes
even further. since it shcws that the negro
vote is very fir from solid for Grant. We
may new consider il certain that tWcnty-SiX
States will vote as follows:
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M sHAwLs, sBAWLs, sHA WI
~. s,ock is large, embracing sHETbAND.
..RocHE, MERINO,- BLANKET anu hsA
sl1AWLs, oil to be sold 'sheap' NJ
Ruva NUBIA for 7sc. worth 81.
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nCT9 BARGAINS IN HEMsIlltFiED
IIANDKERCHlEFS,
TOWELS.
TABLE-CLOTllS,
NAPKINS,
SIIEETIEGS,
SliIRTlNGS.
COTTON and LINEN DlAIEh,
TABI. Z and rIANO-CONERS,
HONEY-COJB and MARSt.lLLl1o 0on'i''
GENTS aud LADIES LINEN COLLAEs'
PLAID and PLAIN OPERA FLANSELS ana
BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
large stock Of CARPETS. Ou-CLoTitS. oca
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MI BLACK ALAPACAS from 8oc. to
-, ,cr yard-a! cheap for the price:
Hand somc PLAID DRESS GOODS from % 10 ''''
Per ward;
,,s of PLAIN DRESS GOODS ut very low
priccs1 r., orr,u
r,,r.r1t POPLINs, EMPRESS CLolHo'
rpE1cu .NERISo sATTEESs, C0BERGS'
r.srurRE. BE.A OK and CoLORED SILKS
SHEPHERDS IlAlDs, DELAlNh'' anu
LEVY BROTHERS.
po11ryAKD SIKH rs lower than ever. ocs
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1870.

TT g. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
" City, Nevada, April 81, lSi2.-Notice IL
hereby given that The CUlumb a South Exten-
sion Company, by John Spring, Agent, have
this day filed In this "ffic.. d diagram' together
with notice OF applicat on for a Patent from ING
United Slater, uiiccr Act Of Congress. approved
July %, 1865. iur !. 100, feet OF q corta n vein or
lode OF quartz, or other rock In plare, bearing
gold. river, copper and other metals, com
monty call d or known a. the Columbia Lode,
and Columbia South Exten, ion Company. cit
mated In tho Devils Gaze Mining Districi, Lyon
the north by the Columbia Company. and Oh
the south by unknown owners. and IL more
particularly descIib.d rs follows. to wit. L. ing
between Two end lines. one OF which. being the
northern line. commences al Port No. i. located
In Spring Valley. about 500 feet westoi the Viz,
ginia and Carson rOad, raid post being identical
to Post No. ! OF the Columbia Company. U.s..
Survey No. ~. aud runs north u deg. 30 min;
west (passiDg through a po.t at 100 leet), and
sonth q deg. 20 min east passing throngha
poet at 200 feet) the other OF which, being, the
southern line, commehcrs at Pot No. 2, when
bears from Post No. ! south BOY deg. west ,sOO
feet. and rum from said Post No. 2 north 30 deg.
west (passlng through q post al 200 fect), and
sonth 80 deg. east (passing through q post al 2OO
teet). The length OF the claim Is the distance
between said end lines VI Posts Noe. ] and 2
From developments made. the lode IL found IN
Two shafts located upon the groupings at O. dis
anee Of about l9 feet westerly rom the ao9ve
DO embraced within an area Of ton acres. From
Port M. ! the quarter section corner on the
west line OF Section 20, Township IS, North
OF Range 81 deg. east, bears south W dec. cart,
s.2i chairs.
Said claim Is more particularly described IN
the notice aud diagram post d In this onlcc and
mv9 sn, kDOIPNIJS WATT. Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE 40. I02.
7 s. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARso!

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARso!
". City, New, May ~, 1874 Notice Is her,
Jy gwen that the Enterprise Gold and Si,ye.
Mining Company. by John Rickrlton. President
mas this day filed In this office a diagram, Il
gether with notice Of application for u Patcn
Iom the United Staies. under Act Oi Congress
pproved Jniy ~, lSGG, for loo feet Of q certain
vein or lUde Of quartz or other rock iE place,
bearing gold, silver, copper and o her metais
rmnlOnly called Hnd Known as the Blue Con
stock Lode and Enterprise Gold and Silvei
Mining Company, sltuat d In Gold Hill District.
Storey co .uty. Nevada. Said claim IL bounde'
Jn the North by unknown Company ano on III,
South BY unknown Company, aud II more psi
l~icularly described ~ follows. 10 wit: Bounde'
Jy NJ iincs. une Of which being the North iiin
commences al Post No. ], located ON the cart
erly sl,pe OF low ridge wet Of Gold Canyo.
Low or Gold Hill, about one half mile west 81
DEVILS Gate Toll Road, at which point the u
section corner on the west line Of Section {
Township 10 North. Range q East bears Nortl
~ deg 80 min. East, go feet, and INNS iron
Post M. / North s3x dog. West, lpas.inl
East, lpassi x throu! h Il post Ct 40 feet), ALT
the other Of whicI being the South line, con.
mepccs NJ Post No. 2, which bears from Pot
No. | South 6h deg Wcst 100 feet. aid ruit
from Post NO. , North $50 deg. West. tpassin.
through q post at 2DJ feetJ. and South S3a deg
Ia {, (passing through a post at 20V feetl. TL'
length Oi tho claim II the distance belwce'
lode are unknown, but the lode Is known TO ca
ist IN q Email shafr sunk In the groupings u
The South end OF the calm. (sho~B In the a.
campaigning diasraD), aud embraced III an are:
Of nihc 10y acres.
Sad claim ~ more particularly described IL
the notice aud diagram posted In this oLcc all
mvs. mi All, LpnUs WAITE. REGISTER.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 100

TT 8. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
~. City, Sevcda, Mhy Z, lS72.-Notice T.
hereby given that the Niger kayii:e MiiinI
Company. by G. G.. Stevenson, Agent, have this
day lied In this office a diagram. together Will
notice Of application Tor n Patent from III,
u tied Slater. under Act OF Congrers. approved
July ", 1896, for 100 feet OF q certain vein OF
Iodc Of quartz or other rock IN place bcarinl
gold. silver. copper and other metals, common }
called and known az the Niger Raylne Mining
Company. situated In the Dcyifs Gale Nlninl
District. Lyon county, Nevada. Said CAIN IL
bounded on the North by unknown Company
and Oh the South by unknown Company. ana ! 1t
more particularly described as follows. to ait
Lying between Two end lines, one Of which he
lny the South line. commences nj Pert No. ],
lucatcd In n oyer Rsvine about n quarter OF l.
milo northeast from Silver , lily. nEG runs iron
said Post No. ] north u deg. west, Upnss I'M
through q post at 30 feet . and sGutli 81 deg
asst, ipass!ng through q port at go fcci), ant
he other Of which icing the North line con-
nences at Pot No. 2. which bear nom Por'
No. ! north % Ceg. enSt 1900 feet distant. ait
uns fruln said Post No. = north 6i teg. VIC
passing through q post al no feet). and =, ntht
!cg. cart. passing through q post nj HC feet
The length o. the claim IL the distance b.twee
mid end liner. 1860 feet. The extent o the lUd'
~atcralis cannot be a,ccrtaiEed. neither IL H.
rue course known. From Developments mad
lie lode 10 known to exist IN Shaflr NO.. ana
md the incline shown On the accuu panying o.
gram and such points are accepted n bcin;
embraced within the lode. The lode is srl
.,0sed to be embraced within an area Of elevt
ny acres at Post No. |. The quarter seetio'
,orn.r on the wcst line Of Section o. Townthil
10. North Range q east, bears south GS deg
vest Sol feet.
Said claim is more particularly described II
he notice and diagram posted III THIS once an
70 the claim.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE. No. 1Ol.

TT s. REGISTERS OFFICE, carson
u. City, May %. lSI2.-N"i.cc II hereb..
ivsn that the Ala Silver N ping Company.
.rury Summers. Agent, has this da! Fed !
his 0lccn iagram. together With notice Of ~
lication for II atcni from the United State
ludcr Act Of Congress, approved July q. 1851
or lSN feet ofa ceit IN VEN ur lode OF quart.
.r other rock in place, bearing r'ld, silycr. col
.cr and other inetulr. commonly called III
o u as The Wuouvi!lc LODI. ~ d Ala Siiv.
dinins Company. situated In Gold Hill Mimi
District. Storey rou, ~. Nevada. Said claim /
bounded On tn North by The Brilliant Compni
md on the South ny the WoVdvIilo Compah.
md is more particularly described ~ follows. T.
wit: Bounded by end lines. one OF which bei:,,
lie supth line. commence at Post No. ], loo,
.ui on thU summit OF ridge eartH ard nom H.
.u.tice holsting works. at which point ID.
S.section corner on the south line OF Section Z
Tunnrhip l6 North, Range q } art. bears soui.
Is deg. East /, sO9 feet. and rum from Post No.
iorth 10 deg. Easf, (passing through i post .
EW fe-t,) aud South 20 deg West, tpSseii,
hrr ugh a post at 30 fe-t), ard the other q
30 2. which bcarr from Post No / North IL
=. West I,SO0 feet. and runs from Port No. :
North 81 deg. hnsi. (passlng through a post u
10 frei) The length Of the claim isihcdi'
anec between Posts NOs. ] and 2. l.SO feet
The width or thu lode l. unknown. From d.
rclopmcnts mnde. the lode II known to exist u;
he shaft on tie, south crd Of the claim, chow
D the accompanying diagram, and embraced
~ area OF seventeen % acrcs.
Said calm Ia more pa iicularly described T.
e motto c and diagram posted III this ONCE an
the cl i'm OF said Com amy
tny2l y d ADULPHCS NAITZ, Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOI,ICE No. 1913,

TT s. REGISTER's OFFICE, Carson City
y. New, May ~, lo72.-Notiee 10 hereD.
gwen that the Red Jacket GOid and Silver MiL'
iag Company by W. 4 Stewart, SupcrinteLL
eIt, have this d y iilcd In ibis office u dla2fun
together Nth notice OF api l.cGiioh Tor n pat.n'
iron, tie United SIatcs. uLieI Act OF IUDgI.rt
approved July 70, 1876, Tor two thousand, si'
hundred feet Ui u cerlaiiI vein or lode 81 quart.
or othos'r0ck Ia place, bearing gold, silver, cop
Der aud other mrtair. commonly calico al
xuown us the REQ Jacket Lode, ana ked JACKIE
God and silver Mining Company. situateu IL
the Cold Hill Mining District. st rey anu Lyon
countier, Nevada. said claim 10 bounded Oh
the north by unknown company, and is NOR
particularly descrihcd an follows, to-wit: Con-
mruciny al Poet No. l.. from which the north.
west corner OF tie ST. Louis COn!pai,y's ca n.
bears north IL deg. 10 min. enst Az feet dir
tapt, nuQ tic Y section corner on the south lint
oil Sec. 8, Township ID r.fih. RaLgc q east.
Jcars north 2 deg. 8 min. east. 1880 feet di,'
tant; and running from raid post No ! rUutl
80 deg. west Ices feet ~ posi- No ?; thcncI
south 81 deg. west TVS feet 10 ost No. 3. II
length Il the claim is the dis. ance between lbt
posts Nos. ], 2 aud 3-2,6u feet. 1he claim !.
bUunde.i BY end rncs, Que OF which. being the
north line. conment ID at post No i. ana ruLt
north 81 des. west, and sUuth IS deg. East, sEG
the other Of VIII CHI, being III" eOuth line, com
west, and sogth. So deg. cart. Tt q cropI ipkI
marked on the accompany. ng diagram are &C.
cepted a. being embraced In the lode. The *.
ten; Of the lode ~laterally cannot be arcertain,u Il,
but II IL euppored 10 be contained within H.
area OF tweniy.iour t24) acres.
Said claim i. muTe particularly described H.
tho notice AID diagram posted In lhir Cniee rnd
nya4.aoi ADoLPuUs walTz. Register.