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leave tomorrow for Evansville in place
Of the Glasgow =. The Golden Rule Will
arrive This evening from New Orleans.
.... The James W. Gaf received 800 kegs
nails this morning rom the John Means.
TowBoAT MOVEMENTS.
The E na received her new cylinder
last night. She will be ready to START up
the river to day ID. The Robt. PEBBLES,
with miscellaneous tow, and the Con-
dor, with tow of coal, arrived this
morning from Pomeroy. The Scout
was due this morning. 80. The Waverly
departed for the South this morning
| with one barge i'll tow.... The j. 5. Neel
was picking up tow this morning for
Pomeroy.
BoAT.HANDs' GOSSIP.
The Thomas Sherlock mad when she
left New Orleans $40 brls and 100 kegs
molasses, 100 brls rice, 10 hhds sugar, 5U
sacks salt aud 70 hhds coeoanuts, also a
fair passenger Iist....U. s. Local In
spectors Fisher and Devenney left for
Portsmouth on the BostOna yesterday,
and will return tomorrow. While in
Portsmouth they will inspect Capt. Will
iamson's new Ouachita River steamer
Cotton Valley, just completed there :.
Pilot Underwood, who Was telegraphed
to meet the Arlington at Cairo, before
she sunk, is on his way home on the Jas
ID. Parker. -. When the Andy Baum lett
Memphis she had a goodly list Of pas.
sengers, 900 bales cotton, 145 brls oil, and
20 tons paper and rags. Captain N. B.
| MuIliken, for twenty-five years Secre-
| tary of the old Keokuk Packet Compa-
ny, at st. Louis, died Sunday at Paris,
aged about fifty -four years. -. W. Fenley
and Elijah Pierce Will pilot the Fanchon
| to New Orleans.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river rose l inch here in the "a
hours ending at 10 A. M, with 10 feet l
inch in the channel.
PITTsBURG. Nov. 14-9 A. M.-River 8
feet inches and falling. Ther. 50. Wind
west. Dark and rainy.
STEAMBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Cherokee will leave for New Or
leans tomorrow. She received a lot OF
freight this morning from the John
Means, which was to leave last night
tor New Orleans, but did not on account
of the water being low and business
dull. .. The Exchange arrived this morn
ing and will return to Pomeroy this
evening =. The Fleetwood arrived this
morning from Huntington. and will re.
turn this afternoon. -. The John l..
Rhoads, leaving for Pittsburg last even
ing, had moderate trip.
The Ben. Franklin arrived
this morning from Madison and will re-
turn this afternoon, The Gen. Lytle
arrived from Louisville this morning
and will return this evening -. The JAS.
w. Gatf will depart tomorrow for Mem
phis The Bonanza arrived this morn
ing and returned to Portsmouth at noon.
The City of Portsmouth will leave
for Chilo this afternoon. The Fanchon
arrived last night from Pittsburg, and
will leave for New Orleans this evening
She has fine trip. -. The Mary Houston
arrived at New Orleans yesterday.
The Bonanza reshipped $50 plow points
and 80 pkgs beams and handles on the
Cherokee this morning -. The Bolivar
II. Cooke arrived last night, and will
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-14

During the late war it was given to
many OF our friends and volunteers in
the army, VINO were suffering from Diar-
rhea, caused by change OF water, un.
healthy and improperly cooked food,
and in every case it was used with the
best results.
This is no quaek nostrum, but the
prescription Of regular and successful
city physician of extensive practice and
reputation; the prescription has been
used for some years IN our own families
with invariable success.
1t is scientific prescription prepared
with the greatest care, and we recon-
mend it with the utmost confidence as the
best remedy known for the diseases
mentioned.
Every family should have bottle Of
this Cordial ready for immediate use. A
single dose of only a few drops in the
early stage of these diseases. will often
check and cure the disorder.
Travellers, who are subject to SO many
changes of water and diet, will find this
valuable article. The walls are small
and strong, and can be carried without
inconvenience.
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Grand Larceny.

Barney Struve, German who has
served two or three terms in the Ohio
Penitentiary for burglary, appeared in
the Police Court this morning
charged with stealing gold
watch and chain valued at
$155 from railroad man named James
Goodaie last Saturday afternoon, While
Goodale was under the influence OF
liquor, and was sitting at the foot OF
Filth street on the White Water Canal
Bridge.
Detective Mitchell and Officer Dins-
more got upon the track of StluYe, aided
by a description Of the man who had
been seen at that time with Goodale,
and finding him he was induced to dis
close The whereabouts Of the property.
1t was found in the rear of o second.
hand store at the corner of Coleman and
York streets, near the Brighton House,
among a lot of old rags and iron.
Struve's bond was fixed at 1000.
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Over two weeks ago, Mr.. T. B. Scott,
of Caradoo, lost heller, 1t was on
Monday she was missed, and Tor several
days he searched tor her, but she was
not to be found. At last lie went to a
straw-stack, where the COW had been in
the habit OF running. There he saw a
hole eaten into the stack, and at once
suspected his cow was in it. He went
in cautiously. for it was as dark as
Egypt. The passage seemed to have no
end. He had gone twenty-five feet, and
no COW found yet, and the passage still
open. At last, at a distance OF thirty
feet from the mouth, he came upon the
animal. Sne was alive and doing we'll
on the straw; and good warm house
she had under the stack. Tue passage
she made was a winding one, or she
would have found her way out at the
opposite side.- Toronto Globe.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.

There has been light business done this
week, owing to the election excitement. The
market, however, remains steady. The total
offerings at auction for the week were l3S
hogsheads and 2S4 boxes at the following
prices: 76 hhds Mason County, KY, District,
trash, lugs and leaf-1 hHd at IS 81, s at $6 Sja
10, Is at $Sa9 So 30 at $0a14 TO- 9 at SIS 50al7 50,
8 hhds old at sS 5Oai5. 35 hnds Brown County,
Ohio, Districts hhds at 81 65a5 30; Z at $6 8)a
7 80; IL at S8 20a9 35: IL at S1Oa145O; 2 at $l7a
7g5; 1box at $40 10. II hhds Pendleton County,
KY, District--I mid at IS 95; at $6a7 10,
Z at s8a9 50: 3 at $1Oal3 hhds West Virginia
at S4aS 35, hhds Ohio seed at 81 75a3 10. 8
at 81. .2i8 cases Ohio and Wisconsin seed
leaf-9O cases at $2a3 95: 90 at $4a5 95 AZ at Ga
79l; II at $8a9 "; % at $l0a4 rs; at $15al6 rs;
at $2J.
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cts, 2-hoops, 81 40al 30: tubs, No. /, $0a
8 80; No. 2. $6a6 so: No. 3, S4a4 30 per dozen,
and nests, es, $Sa9 %; ohurns, No. 1, 80 ~; No.
2, So so, and No. 8 81 so per dozen.
WOOL-Continues firm and quiet. The re-
ceipts are light, but with only a moderate de-
mand. We quote: Unwashed, fine, 2la22c;
coarse, 2Ia25c; medium. 25a26c; uelaine, 27a2Sc;
comblng, 3la32c; fleece washed, fine, 34a86e;
coarse to medium, 30a85c; deaine, 37a38c;
combing, 42ai3c: tub washed, good, 82a35c !;
choice 37a3Sc, and pulled wool super, 3OaSlc;
lambs, 27a2Sc.
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Police Court.

iscellaneous-Jos. Bender, selling
LIQUOR on election day, So and day ;
james j. Cain, Ed. Bradley, John e.
Deppe, shooting with intent to kill, con-
tinued to November 1s; Emil Buck, SELL
ing liquor on election day, continued to
to to display red light, costs;
Ferdinand Smell, malicious destruction
of property, $40; same, resisting officer,
80 days; JAS. Lawler, concealed weap-
ons, costs; VIM. QIinn, escaping from
Work-house, continued to Nov.17; Sass,
M. Bustettee, j. Greulich, selling liquor
on election day, continued to Nov. 22;
VIM. Horsley, bigamy, dismissed; Jas.
Evans, abusing family, costs; August
Poppe, abusing family, 10-S25; Samuel
Murrin and Chas. Baker, discharging
fire arms in city limits, dismissed; Peter
Bossler, malicious destruction OF prop.
shooting with intent to kill and melting
riot, continued to Nov. 16; Moses Gold
smith, keeping cellar door open (two
charges), continued to Nov. 10.
Drunk and Disorderly-Anton West,
dismissed; Michael Kinney, Johu Biggs,
NJ. Simon, 50 each; Henry Handbook, 5
days; Jas. Lawler, uader bonds; Ferdi-
nand Smell, So; Jordan Wilson, costs
NJ. Slattery, Clemens thinner. $3 each
Andrew McHugh, $40; Herman Ulrich,
81; VIM. A. Meyer, costs; John Dow
ling, 81.
Petit Larceny-Wm. Allen, continued
to November II.
Grand Larceny - Bernard Struve,
bound over.
Assault and Battery-Jas. Brown,
continued to Nov. 81; Michael Foley,
So; Bernard Kruse, continued to No.
vember 81; Frank. Murray, Mary Muir.
ray and Jennie CopeIin, continued to
November 15; Michael Forge, continued
to November 15.
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FINANCIAL.
CINo1NNArI. Nov. Il-I:so z. M.

Gold is worth 1O9H buying, and l09X selling.
Gold checks on New York are selling 110
Eastern exchange is quiet and steady at pre-
vious rates. 1t is worth lilo discount buying
and par selling
There is light demand for money to-day.
There is an ample supply of currency and the
market is easy at to per cent Business Is
quiet.
Sterling exchange is steady, demand mod
crate and rates are unchanged. 1t is quoted
81 IS sight and $463 at sixty days per e in
gold.
There is very little doing in Government
bonds. The local market is steady as follows:
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HOGS-Are in active demand AMI the mar
ket is firm. Common are worth S5a5 80. fair to
good light s. 35a5 80, fair to good packing 81 so
as 5D and choice heavy IS 5Oa5 65 per Genital.
CAfTLE-Steady ana demand fair No
change. Common are worth S2a2 80, fair to
medium 81 76a2 S5, and good to choice S4a4 so
per Genital.
SHEEP-The market Is steady and quiet at
S2 25a3 u for common to fair, and $3 50a4 81 for
good to choice per Genital.
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Cincinnati Live STOCK.

CINCINNATI, Nov. "A p. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the past 2l hours:
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Remarkable Exits from Life.
When William the Silent felt himself
dying, "Holland's greatest WARRIOR
ssnt for two clergymen of the opposing
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BABBITTS SOAP.
BURDSALsS
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.

Diarrhea, Asiatic Cholera, ChOIe-
ra MOrbuS, Summer Com mplaint,
and other Diseases that pro-
duce a relaxation of the
Bow els, whether On
Children or Adults.
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LOUISVILLE. Nov. 14-Flour in fair demand:
extra. $4 25a4 50: family, S5a5 25; A No. l, s6a
6 "a; fancy, IS 7ja7 %. Wheat steady with
fair demand: red, 81 20; amber, 81 20: white,
81 49, Corn quiet and unchanged. Rye steady
and firm at Csc. Oats easier: white, 35c; mixed
34c. Hay in light demand and firm at 50 90.
Provisions scarce and firm. Pork nominal.
Bulk shoulders nominal at S1Sa8Tc. Bacon
all offerings taken at yesterdays prices. Lard
steady and in fair demand: Gerc1, llal14c;
keg, Ike Whisky in good demand at 81 0S
Bagging in fair demand at l2Tc,
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 14--Petroleum re-
finea. 25xc; crude, l6c. Clover seed, l3Ea14ci
timothy, 81 S0a2. Flour duh and lower: extra
81 1873; Minnesota, S. 25a6 GO; State, Ono anG
Indiana, seas 50; high grades, 81 75aS. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn inactive: mixed
55%a55c; new. 4oc; sail. 561Sc; white, 55c. Oats
unchanged. Pork, $17a17 so. Lard, lOallc
Whisky: Western, 81 r. Receipts: wheat,
4,6OJ bu; corn, $1,000 bu. Shipments: corn
$1,000 bu. Butter dull: Sew York State ami
Bradford County extras. 32aj3c; firsts, 2Sa30c;
Western extras. .5t27c: frsts, 1a22c. Cheese
unchanged. Eggs: W Western, fresh, Ia2Sc.
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BosroH. Nov. 14.-FIour in fair demand
and firm: Western suDernn,. "a 25a5 50; com =
mon extra, $4 75a5 50; Wisconsin, S. 75a6 25;
Minnesota, s6a7 25; winter wheat Ohio, In
diana and Michigan, s6a6 10; Illinois. s6 25aS;
ST. LOUIS, 50 50aS so Corn firm: mixed and
yellow, 62a64c. Oats in fair demand No.
white. 4sa50c: mixed and No. 2 white, 43a4Ic;
rejected, 35a3Sc.
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MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 14.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat opened and closed firm: No.
Milwaukee, 81 Is; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 III
December, 81 12H; January, 81 ID; No 3 Mil
waukee. 81 G31s. Corn steady: No.2, 47c. oats
trmcr: No. 2, 3lc. Rye lower: No. 1, 62Ac.
Barley unsettled: No. 2 spring. 7Sc; No.
spring, 4lKa4ic. Provisions firmly held: Mess
9.SJc.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-06
SHEEiFF'S SALE.
FpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AMI

nv VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
ID Order OF sale issued out of and under the
seal Of the Honorable Second judicial llStflc1
il and for the county of orlusby. state OF Ne
vata on . judgment TanccIcd tGef III on tue
sth Jay of July, a. } 1915, and attested on the
18Th day OF July. A. .. 1876, IN favor Of Joseph
$. Turner, and agsiast John =. Bradley AID
George ID. Fryer, TO" he sum OF sl,o"o' WIN H.
terest on The sunni: 81 800 st the rate of Per
cent per month from the 27th day ct April, A.
D. 1876 together with the sum of $50 70 cots
of suit and attorneys fee in the sum OF ) lo' ~
with interest thereon from the Sth cay OF july
1876 till paid, at the rate OF ~ per cent. per
snpurn together with Clerks account cost III
the sum Of ST So. and sll costs which may az re-
after accrue, all i'll gold coin oi me onltto
st .tes and to nue. directed, comm sndlr8 lhe 10
sell according to law the said real estate here
matter described to atisfy the said judgment,
costs scCruing coets and interest; ana III pur-
suauce thereto have levied upon and Will ex
DOS. at public SALE to the highest and best olo-
der, at the Court Hsuse door III ar,on CitS'
county and Stste aforesaid, on SATU ND n
THE 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1876, De-
tween the hours of A.. " and M. 70 WIZ:
At one o'clock p. NJ, 60 much OF the saiu 1e"
property get out in said Decree ana Oroef OF
Sale AZ will satisfy the several above demands
if so much there b. to wit: All OF an undi-
vided one half interest, share, portion ana e.
,te Of in and to those certain pieces OF land IN
Or,nshy county, state of Nevada, bounded and
described as follows: beginning At the north
Il
Springs Hotel, adjoining and west OF the Ne
ysdx states Prison, thence running south nlne-
teen degrees west ten tiO) chains and forty t4ol
links thence north thirty minutes sst, ten io}
chains and ninety 1907 links: and thence south
seventy 100 degrees east, three chains - ana
twenty five f25) links to the place OF begtnn ng'
same being portion of the southeast quarter
of Section sixteen {lf), in Township hfteen tlo)
north Of Range twenty i20) east. Monte Dlablo
b Sc and ,neri.iisn according to the United
States public land survey; also the same ara
like interest and estate in and to that certain
piece of lard lying Immediately west Of aud
siioining that last shove described, bounded
ami described as follows: that certain piece Of
land averaging sixty-six TO sixty seven feet In
width. by shout forty rods in length. lying i'm
metiiately west of Gnd adjoining the "arm
springs property and extending back and south
rom the south lins of the road from sac Car
son CITY to Empire City. via sad Warm springs,
AS far south as and parallel with said warm
springs property; said piece OF land containing
about one acre of land, being the same piece OF
lind conveyed by james Duffy to sad John d.
bradley ana J Il. Johnson by deed Of convey
suce Of date May IL, 1874. recorded on pa9.
5l4. SIS and SIG Of Vol fifteen Of deeds OF the
Orusby county land records.
Carson City July 18th. 1876.
ELLIS KISG PLAINTIFF s Attorneys.
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= rpLlrATI>,N FoR y PATtNr.

f 10 the .DRrH Carson NINE. NO 3oh
[, = T.,rll Office. Ga son City. Nevada. March
a. 1876; -- J, otiHe Is hereby given tcat the
<oKTE C.nso,, sSI-rER MINIS" COMPANY, hE
II. sull rized 3 ,ent 4. = GCr IN. whose post
tfir,, adde's 81 is Carson Ci ', Nevada hss ina
4 4, ulad its sp .iica ion l. 7 Httrt tor w
I'm F;;iudrei linear tees .; tn SCrth Carson
iue or vein tie arinp gold aud silver, Win
rrfa,. ground six hundred 'eet in width,
.iznate, lying and being in Eagle and Wa hoo
valley Mining District County II orilspS'
and tate # New ,d., and known and deslg-
natc7 by the t;,l3 notes and caicis! plat on tie
~ fills Office IS Lot No 81. in Township IL,
nort. Range twenty east "t Monte Diaalo me
~if;igr the exterior boundaries o. said Lot no.
% being as follows toWit: Variation, To- 20
es.t Commencing It Post No. !, at :. r. corner
# IL, claim o.: the southern slope OF :hc
uicuutr J. frJIu which poiIt th- section corner
r,-, AZ III. $ Il. corner of Section 81, L 10 N.
;, % - NJ d. NJ bears =. &. 20 r. lS4t i:et
distant, -rd ne Rag staff On the dome OF toe
state capitol ct Cartou city -ars 5. 50 T. f.,
and ,uIt,lipg n Az a. h. ,ft'l feet To Post No.
}: thence n ii ~ ". 900 feet to Post No. 8;
.trDco 40 as ". 200 feet to Post No. =;
III nee = .4c Is y eti0 feet "a place OF begin
-,jDr ccuta;,.ing y .CE-I0o acr This claim 10
h ,und.d Ny 20 otter known mines or mining
cislnis. III" locat4n Of this mirc Is nuiS ~,
corf..d il the Rrccrtcr's Office of Essle and
a.shoa Eaii.s ,. ming District at Carson City,
Nevada III R3ca a of folio 1872 Any and a.!
persors ella uinG adversely any portion OF said
or.h Carson tlire or said nirinG ground 81
bereiubetore de clib.d, are required to HE theis
adverse clam with the Register OF tho uh.'ed
States Land Office. ut Carson City, IN the sta,e
OF Nevada, during tue s1xt! DAY period u pun
!;cat!on hereof or rhry wilt I've barred by virtue
Oh VIE p'''''' A. Waltz. Register.
r ID EDWAUps, Attorney, NH-e
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REM EASlE@
NEW REMEDIES ,
mn. GIBBONS DISPHNSARY
093 Kearny Street.

Ia, Fr.noirco, Established l.. 1854. for ne
treatment Of sexual and seminal Diseases suce
"a q onorrhes elect, Structure, Syphilis IN
n. forms Seminal Weakness. IMpotency, &C:
akin diseases of years standing and Cicefssso
Logs successfully treated.
seminal Weakness.
een,ins Emissions, the consequence OF eeiS;;
,r.a. Tbjs aolitary vice, depravsd sexual
indnirence. is practiced by the youth OF ootn
saYes 10 An almost unlimited extent. producing
Nth ,,nerriug certainty, the following train OF
n,orhid SYMPTOMS unless cOmbGted ny sclentI.
fc medical measures, viz: Saliow countsu
ance. dark spots under the eyes; pain ~ sns
If la.ves and rafting Of chariots, uneasineae
about the loins, weakness Of the LIMBS, coplc
sed vision, blunted intellect, loss OF connGenoss
difidence in approaching strangera. dishLe W
form new acouaintances, disposition 20 snun
society. loss Of memory, hectic nushes, Pimples
and various .ruptions about the facee, Inrfeo
tongue, fetid breath. coughs, consumption =
n;,,ht s,reats monomanis aud frequent insanity.
IF relief be not obtained, should apply imme-
di.seiv either in person or by letter. and nave
cure effected by his new and acientihc mooe q
treating this disease. which never Tails Ok ef'
frctinc a Quick and radical cn1e
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may DC CUnLU
HOME. by addressing lettert to DIR. GibbOH'
.t.tinp case. svmptams. length Of time the dis
.sse has continued, and have medicine prompt.
~ forwarded. free from damage ana curlos1ys
70 any mart Of the country, with full ana piain
directions BY inserting Ten Dollars CON- IN
registered letter. through the Postonlce OF
through Wells, Fargo Co.; psckss. OF medl-
cine will be- forwarded to any psrt OF me mon
Correspondents will please inform Dr. "ib0on
that they read his advertisements IN the APPEAL
Aa1ress DR., j. +. GIBBON
,ctIallv Box 1857. San Francisco.
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A
u Nntica No 3I5 United states Survey No.
"a -Irnjtsd It ltes Laud Office, Carson CITY, Nc
y,d.. May &c h. is76.-Notlce is hereby gwen
h. the ,YERs AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
> ..d under and by virtue OF the laws OF the
state of California. having its prime psi place
Of bu. ines, in the city CT an francihco. state
nj ,i.liIoInia has IL 4 day 10y A. \. GOULD IT'S
ttorney in fuct AMI agent whose foss ctnce
,,i,lr. SIS is Carson city, Nevada, made applies
tion tor a n,ed states patent for fifteen hun
red Il se}l linear :oet OF the Williams Lode.
earin,- g1it anf silver GUAR ana o;hor MN
rails Vi precious E.etalS, t7eether win eufin.e
or,,nd six hundred sem feet IN Wlutn. iop Inv
ropvep;.o. vcrbinC thereof; situate IN the Eagle
sud Ma-hoe Valley Mining District, ofnsny
cuotg p,d Sta oi Nevada known ana desig-
mated on the Geld not is and ofnciai piat az
United states urvsy or lot No 81 IN secIioh ~.
To,vpsbip Is north Of range ~ east Monte III
sble meridian; the cyteri'r boundaries of sara
lot No 80 being as follows, to wit beginnlns
at post marked No. !. Z. >. Survey No. ~
,yba, ~ the south west corner Of Section 70,
rrnxn.hip Is ncrth Of range 10 east, bears south
76o 22' west S35 SO feet; the Ayers and Hop
k,ns Silver aiming Company cabin d. srs hor.h
so west $40 feet. and the discovery ana worh.
ing cut and tnrnrl upon this mine bears hoftn =
'.6 esst q35 fee; thence running first course,
north l5Lo ". 81 500 feett port mafkeu 40
r. :. Survey No 49, thence second course, neftn
7. 10 east 500 feet to pest marked No. sur.
yey No. 81; thence fh,rd course, sou.n -
A. IA I..Dsyt
Sc 20. thence fourth course south az w'rt
sn, feet TO post No. !. the place OF beginning,
cont.inins 70 Gf-,u0 acres: bearinss enpressssi
rnr, the true meridian with magnetic vafis-
80, ~ l6 10 cast I hiB claim wsn located un-
der the nsue of the williams Mining Ciain
and survey made to accord therc"i'h. INC
workings aud improvements on TINS niinr con
W. - en o,7,p cut 90 jeet long, 20 feet wide and
20 fe,t deep. aud tunnel ran IN the hill from
he face of said cut distance OF 81 f'et. ex.
eee,ins $500 IN ne. This claim s bounded %,s
InrtLer!y by The Ayers Colsoiidated SiiH,r MID
~ ,'ou.,n,,v's claim; southeIly by the Loretta
D'r,nany's mining clsim. The said mining
clam being recorded in the office Of the Re-
corier of o2Insby county niorehaiG, IN voiume
A, folio 1928. Any and all persons Claiming: any
| norsi,n of said Ayes and Hopkins sil:er Min
M Cnmn.nv.s claim ara required to file their
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
| states and Office at Carson city, NeNada dur
mr. inc .i.ty day period o. publication. of they
wi. l.e bss rcd ~ virtue Of the froNisiont OF
ths statute. tm.i.I "Ai'Z. EtS1tef'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-06
ToFFIcIAL.l

~uCpOSEO AMENDMENT AMI
revision OF .te Constitution of the ssste OF
Eevads. passed. st the seventh seSei"n OF the
Legislature:
Resolved. BY the Assembly. the senate con.
CURING, That tho Constitution OF the etate of
Nevsds Le amended - follows:
swe.i poct.cn one Of Article TX Of the Con-
stitution Of tie State OF Nevada 30 - to resd ~
follows: ,,,,.,
&ha Ant day OF December in each year.
Psssod January -. 1875.
ResnI1ed. by the Assembly. the Senate con.
curing. That our history. aB state mas t1ugnt
US the necessity Of revising the Constitut, on
We therefore recommend the electors, =. Va. .e
nett election for members Of the Legislature, 70
v,.. for or against the calling Of Conversation
for tho purpose Of revising the Constitution oi
the state of Nevada.
Passed February Is. 1888
horety certify chs foregoing TO be true cop
i.s from the original enrolled Resolutions IL
0is in nv Office.
v:tress my hand snd the Crest Seal OF
~ALl-ts.e. auggst ]. ISIS.
lTa3i.y }. y. MINOR. 5scJ OF ssato