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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-06

ter OF all vitality, is unduly stimulated by
the unhealthy blood which passes to it from
the heart, and it fails to perform It's ONCE
healthily. Hence the symptoms of bile poi
soning, which are dullness, headache. inca
pacity to keep the mind on any subject, inn
GUS feelings, gloomy fore6odinss, and irr sts-
bility of temper. The blood itself being dis
eased, as it forms the sweat upon the surface
OF the skin, it is so irritating and poisonous
that it produces discolored brown spots, pim-
pies, blotches, and other eruptions, sores,
hollis, carbuncles: and scrotulous tumors.
The stomach, bowels, and other organs, can
and we have, as the result, costivenes, piles,
dropey, dyspepsia, diarrhea. Other symp-
toms are common, as bitter or bad taste in
mouth, internal heat, palpitation, teasing
cough, unsteady appetite, choking sensation
in throat, bloating Of stomach, pain in sides
tremities, ETC., etc: Only few Of the above
symptoms are likely to be present in any
case at one time The liver being the great
depurating, or blood cleansing organ of the
system, set this great "housekeeper of our
health" at work, and the foul corruptions
which gender in the blood, and rot out, as it
were the fra machinery I'M OF te are gradually
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, with
very small doses daily OF DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets, is pre-eminently the
articles needed. They cure every kind of
humor or eruption. Great eating ulcers
kindly heal under their mighty curative in
fiuence. Virulent blood poisons that Turk in
the system are by them robbed of their ter
rors, ana by their persevering and somewhat
protracted use the most tainted systems may
be completely renovated and built up anew
Enlarged glands, tumors, and swellings,
dwindle away and disappear under the influ-
ence Of these great resolvents.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-06

has grown tired of waiting and has
married another ;:a ~ T.
fought so hard with the disloyal
thought, it3would come, and I was Sob
bling passionately, when I felt q soft
arm steal around my neck, tender
cheek laid ito mine, and l found my
poor tear-dewed face drawn down up
on the bosom of Mary Sanders, who had
stolen out of the work.room and come
to try and comfort me.
'sPray, pray, don't fret, my darling, -
she whispered. ''Madame will be SO
cross. Those wedding things must be
done by tonight, and they want you
to help try them on.
don't know how got through that
day and night. but I believe
performed such duties as were ex.
pected of me mechanically, or as if
had been in a dream, and that night
lay wakeful and weary, with aching
eyes and heart, thinking of that dread
full idea that was trying to force itself
upon me. b.
Iwaited till the three years had ex'
PRED, and then with what anguish Of
heart, no words can tell. I wrote to
Jack again-my fourth letter begging
him, imploring him, to answer me, il
but to tell me he was weary of his
promise and wished to be set free; and
then, making super-human effort
over myself, Iewaited;; waited month
by month for an answer, though
knew it was at least six months before
one could come.
l had given up expecting one in the
interim, and was too proud to send
to his relatives distant ones, whom
l had never seen, and who had proba
bly, never heard of me. The thought
had taken root now, and grown into
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-06

William-Is this true You have
married another woman! For myself,
I care nothing. But what is to become
of our three boys! This is heartrend-
ing! Is it the Hohenzollern honor to
do such things! They said that Au-
gusta of Weimar is a homely girl.
Dare to embrace her, and I will haunt
you and her forever. 0, William, viii
liam, how could you be SO base!
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-06

William-Is your word good for no.
thing! The Countess Won Plessea told
me yesterday that you had walked
arm-in-arm with Augusta Of Weimar,
and that you were going to be married
to her. Is that true? Answer at once,
because my heart is beating SO that l
am afraid l will die, which l only
want to avoid on account of our baby.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-06

Anna-Don't write any more such
nonsense to me. Yes, l did escort the
Princess Augusta of Saxe-Weimar, but
without saying the slightest affection
ate word to her. Hug your baby to
your bosom, and trust your faithful
WILLIAM.
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming Br, Price, Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams Guion.
steamer Ellen Terry. Wallace, Newbern, Nc-JosahJ
White.
Steamer VIM Clyde, Ingram. PhiadeIphia-Jas Hand
Steamer tranconia. Bragg. Portland-J AmeS
Ship Brothers Apsp (Br) Fennga, Bristol, K-W Nor
Ship Corhca stetson San Francisco Howes
Bark Evening Star (BD. Asburn. AMER for orders-F
Spring Co
Bark oleander (Br), Joass London-Arkel Tufts Co.
Bark Euova Msrgherta dtaD, Mancino, Dublin-Funch,
Bdye Co.
Bark Enele (Ger) Deicke Bremen-Chas Luling Co.
Bark Limerick Lass. Syperrk, Stettin-Dll Radma ann
Bark Amehe (Fr). Pares, Marseies-Boyd Hincken.
Ph Ct He,sns ~age ueHoaJ N nenry, Y II
Brig Tenerfe. Tracy, Marseies-Jas Henry.
Brig James Miller, Parker Santander-Miller Hough-
ton
Brig Adeia (Br). Bissett, Oporto-Geo Buiiey.
Brig Mary Bartlett Smith, Sagua la Grande-Simpson,
Clapp Co.
Brig Kaluna, Mitchell, MatanEas-F Talbot Co.
Brig Anon, Copp, st Johns, Nk-John Boynton's Son.
schr Katie Ranger, Martin, Vera Cruz Mex Jeans
schr seabury, Trim, Falmouth Js-A II Solomon 4
Co.
schr Lavinia Bell. Aldrich. Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Frank Atwood, Bryan. Baracoa-BJ Weinberg.
schr Keystone, Wilder st John, NB-Heney Parker. y
schr julia Floyd squires. Georgetown. See Hur-
but a co.
schr Agnes Barton, Knight Baltimore-Hicks 4 Bell
Schr Estele Day. Brady, Philadepha-A Dayton Co,
trell Co.
schr Isaac Clark. Lake. Philadelphia-Evans, Bali
Co.
schr Sandolpbon Hall, Boston-Chas living
Schr Sea Bird. Fager. Providence-Csrwright Doyle
schr las Palmer. Palmer stamiord-stamforo Manuiac-
sloop illinois, Wilson. New Haven-Cartwright Doyle
Cleared Feb l9schr Darius Bddy Rideout st Domingo
Cty-F smith Co.
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
For NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
HIGH wAxKR
Sun AHn/woox
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. q, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED THE HERALD sTRAK YACHTS AND HERALD
WHIrEsroNB TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED BY HERALD srEAK YACHTS AND HERALD
WHrHsroNs rELEGRAPH LINZ
.as s e; s r. rs 3 SA e ss;: o
p1s:sd A. Iceberg same da s 4s a lon - ~ iss am
steamer. bound east
Gs & @ .nS RS- H" 70 30 sGs
Co Experienced variable Winds with heavy head
ai ssS sea.
e ss % and M large Arg Sere extending from Ia. q So SS
head winds and high head 18th. lat ~ lon
Steamer Alps OBJ, Williams, ssyania, &c, with mdSe
'pS 70 r psSSS ssos Go S.rmua. Feb IT, with
mSss and Psssenge5s % 70 A outsreridgs o.,,., p,
Mallory Peb IL la. 20 a lon 70 SIS passed brig Az
steamer City Of Dallas, Hines Fernsndins Fsb Ie
pssssnesrs % 8 n Mallory CO. ny '''
Steamer BsnsfsctOr. Jones, wIl%nstcn; NC e2 hour.
sIs a,Fh @ asss Rc"s ssS sv
Cape Of Good Hope IAN $ Hslsn. sis crossed tss
Bgua.OE PsS in lon 81 Feb II s H Ion S. passed d. 'ssr %
Ion II 80 ship Palmyra tnev), nom Bath, Me, for Bat
Bsrt A%s N0r; wOzO,th, Liverpool a days in ballast
Bark Abby Bacon Merrill Malaga 80 days with raIsns TO
& DssrHS Ps.d GSsa5 Ja1 s TSS b ship s11S
overheard hove the ship The wind and aer much trOu
BILE sucsesdsd in sewing him ioth LAT 2e Is lon q IL sT
made be5 out % be oampOns sissrIns nor.heH..
Brig Harry vIrden of Philadelphia Collins Psogrs'1 81
days, with hemp. &C. TO Herques Co. Feb L. on key
West was in company with schr ParepA from Progeso TOR
Boston
Brig Fsustina tof stocktonl connAutOn cardsnas II
days, with sugar 20 Brett, Son 4 Co.
Brig Charlotte Whitemore Cardenas IL days, With
lado to order; vessel TO Miller Houghton
Brig Tally Ho (of Machasl Gates SAgua days, with
gar to W Welch vessel to Simpson, Capp a. Co.
schr Nellie Chase lof Portland) Sheppard, Havana IL
days with mOlasses 70 Gustavus CoOmbs vessel to
schr John Grinhn Cof Wilmington Den Carson Trni-
dad via Delaware Breakwater 10 days. with 70
Welsh; vessel 70 mi aster.
schr Magee tof Philadepha), seamen. Fernandina
days With lumber to ames Ross vessel 70 Magee.
Is bound to Perth Ambox, -1e%zS
schr JAS Warren Drisk6 Jacksonville days. with lumber
TO Thos Allen; vessel TO Warren Ray
schr II PAUL. Graham Woods Hole for Savannah. Put
in for q harbor.
schr s Bunnell Bunnel Richmond, Va
schr Annie Whiting Hatch, Orient for Port Royal Put
In for harbor
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
S0UND SOUTH
. Steamer Galste1 Walden. New York for Providence
sehr Herald OF the Morning. Mclean, Beaver Harbor, NB
for New York
Sohr tottle Ames Nash Blue Hin for New York
Schr WBterine, Kelly, Kennebec for Stapleton, ST.
Schr Mile Washburn, Lttlehed Providence for Virginia
schr Morning Star Higgins New Haven for Virginia.
schr Mary Fisher Camp, Newport for New York
Scr Asher SParker Carpenter Glen Cove Tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Us cutter Grant. Fengar New York for Newport
Steamer Franconis. Bragg. New York for Portland.
Steamer City OF New Bedford, Fish, New York for New
Bedford
Bark Cleone, Wilson, New York for New Bedford.
schr Reindeer, Howard, Virginia for New Haven.
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
THE GLOBE THEATRE.

large house applauded heartily the interpretation
OF lively variety programme at the Globe Theatre last
evening Quite 4 large company OF well known per
formers assisted in the presentation of the different
sketches musical and comic Dutch ana Irish, that in
part made up the evenings entertainment Hickey
and Barney hold forth at the Globe; Bob Hart,
Billy Barry Hogan and Lord and other favorite per
formers also Of the company. Mr.. Eugene
Blitz offers TO old and young brisk and clever
performance of his Punch and Judy, and there
songs, comic and serio-comic, sung by the
ladies in fancifu costumes The performance last night
concluded with an original comic pantomime entitled
''Popsey Wopsey," which has some merry scenes and
interesting mechanical effects About this time mu-
sca programme may be heard embracing patriotic airs
enough TO suggest the Centennial season and Washing
toms Birthday TO the dullest Of comprehension.
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
MILE. rrr1ENs IN BROOKLYN.

Nile. Titiens reappeared at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music last night in the role Of Leonora in "La
Favorita" after short season of week in Balti
more good house crested her second appearance in
Brooklyn and there was much enthusiasm as could
be expected from the said and solemn denzens OF our
eister city. The the same at the Academy
Of Music in this city, and included Signor Brgno as
Fernando, and Signor Tagliapietra Aphonso
Our commentaries the rendering Of the work
when 1t was sung in New York embrace
everything necessary TO be said OF last nights perform
ance Mile Ttiens shows but little after the hard
work Of the last month On Wednesday evening she is
to sing In Newark, and Friday evening and on
Saturday she will appear at the Academy OF Music AT
the matinee she will probably repeat the role OF Leonora
IN LA Favorita - but Friday she appears a part
in which she has not yet been heard in this country
Donna Anna IN "Don Giovanni
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

sdespltting. uproarously funny lusfspseh ent''ieo
"Der velcheniresscr'' Violet Devourerh Notwitn--
standing the formidable character Of the a. liter
ally translated English, the floral ogre turns oat 10
be only military Don Juan who irs with every girl
he meets his sole token Of affection being the bunch
OF violsts which he presents TO her, which fade a.
Quickly has love. This worthy captain WAS
impersonated with inimtable humor, dash and
vivacious spirit by Mr.. Merten, whose talents as
comedian will compare favorably with some Of the
best the Eaglish boarda Mr. Paresa took the part
OF a dignhed commandant OF German fortress, and
Mile. Cottrelly that OF his daughter. Mile Weigei
made very charming widow into whose tolls the
Don Juan OF the tale falls az last by mstaking the
violets Of real lover OF the widow 10 which is at
tached declaration, for hts Mle Eugene
Schmitz the mother OF the Irritation loving oicer,
apd Mr.. Kessler, VINO may be regarded as the James
Lewis OF the establishment brought down the house
by his funny Interpretation ofa drill sergeans dutes
The piece received with roars OF laughter and
every one who took part in was called before the
curtain
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY

STEAMER AUSTRALIAN (r), Peters, from Mobile Liver
pool lost her addsS and rudSer post On Feb Is in Ia, 90
would proceed TO repair.
BARK KATE HARDING. Watson, from Amsterdam. previ.
ously reported aground Lower Bulkhead Bar Delaware
assisted on AN 2st by steamtug recumseh uninured
BAsE EscasrSar Ger, from Jsnaes @ for the Baltic,
Inns spthre, and taken into Bermuda same day.
BRIo Lose REAcH from Brunswick at RE JanerO Jan 9,
T.swsd o. Bsrm1Ss sp and los. sails. carried .raS saS
backsays and had quarter deck stove in antity
Of overheard vessel the decks cabin
snS % n ssag S @ h o. n1S De- 20 run ae m
SO 30 passed Of about 400 mp and
ss.n s Of ons Il $ ~ ns
spoke ship India or bound s. wished TO be reported
With cargo Of 500 bags cones WAS totally ioss on Hog
Sites Jan 20; 400 bags Of coffee saved AZ
Sem L RICHARDSON from Matanzas for Philadelphia
before reported as aground on Lower Bnkhsad Bar Della
5as injured x'' '-'''''0 m '' "''''S '''um''A nn'
scHa wARRrs SAWYER from Boston, at PhilAdeiphia Feb
and drilled the Gulf stream tie 18th passed yawi
on her had four bright oars lsshed to her thwarts
scHR MowRY from Calais, Me. for Matanras with
lumber into Nassau Feb ~ with loss OF sals
otherwise damaged.
scHR FLoRKscE MAYO from Baltimore for Nassau with
general cargo totally lost on Marina Cay AbscO Feb
sold At Abscc The was built at Thorn aston Ne in
1870 from which place she hailed registered
scHR VIcKssURG which went ashore Al Cape Henopen I'd
TO Philadelphia in tow.
ScHR KAYE ArKIS C3mastedD, from New York with
and cooperage for Havana ashore Feb 10
qua Bank threw overheard coal noated aud pro-
ceeded on her voyage
scHn sUsAr PARKER OF Philadelphia from RocSport Me-
for Camden NJ With acargo OF ice Is ashore LHomme
dieu shoals Vineyard Sound.
Sem GLkNwoop OF Gloucester which was run into and
schr HorAo Babson, Of Harwich,
Highland light and had her lights Tho Glenwood 10
Sstbsr With 1900 fresh h.h 81 total loss The 50
built Bath in 1883 The Babson
and is now full Of water. She is Of 54 tons.
The schooner ashore Jones' Inlet Feb ie Alice
Higgins from Virginia tor Boston, With oysters was
towod od same afternoon BY a fishing steamer.
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
THE OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The management Of the Olympic Theatre continues
to pursue with satisfactory results its policy ofiurnish
ing weekly novelties in the matter Of variety pro-
gramme and TO augment the same by occasional
long sketch burlesque The chief feature Of last
nights bill extravagant burlesque Of julius
Caesar by the manager Mr.. Poole Il is not difficult TO
conceive OF situation in which any OF the characters
OF ofShakespeare's splendid tragedy might be made 70
move In udicrous sphere especially when the dresses
and surroundings Of Caesar and those who con-
spired against him are in large measure
preserved their actions and motives only
being localized. Degrade Caesar to the level Of an
overbearing ward politician, make Cassius hungry
ofce-seeker and Brutus who lived and died for glory
mere shoulder hitter" surround them with
scramblng Senators, and then let them light the po
ltca battles OF the Fourth Sixth ward After the
stump orators dign6ed and manly plan, and you have
a good opportunity for dstorting TO = laugh
able degree the conduct of even the best be-
haved OF Romans This is about what has
been done with the noble picture now in process
of such successful representation at another house in
this city. But the proane hand that retouched the
tragedy has done more for Brutus sings comic songs
with the gentle Porta, the consprators 10 the
lean and hungry Cassius, joining the chorus TO the
general amusement OF the audience The performance
affords opportunity for many good local hits and
ends with the startling tableau entitled the bills
"rhe Roasting Of the Body Of Brutus on the Plans
OF PhIlpDlV
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

ns-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTBRfNo
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The NKv Yonx
nERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the colo red red changing from 70 the other
In sncceacn. and be several miles dstanA Cap
tans Of vessels seeing this signal. viii oblIge By
preparing any marine they may have ior the Ship
News Department Of the HERALn
nferons desrous Of communicating With vessels aiv
mg At New fok can do by addressing such vesssls
OfHxnALp yacht pier No River New YORK.
Letters receved Om all Of ,hs wosd promptly de-
nversd Dupicstes rsouireA
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
THE TwENrY-ru1RD STREET OPERA HOUSE.


Possessing all the best attributes of first class negro
minstrel entertainment and the public will well
come one-the Twenty-third Street Opera house,
where the lamented Dan Bryant was wont to shine
has reopened under auspices that augur well for Its
future The performance givenby the California
Mnstres last evening replete with every feature
that could contribute to its success and is but just to
state that more enjoyable programme with more tai
ented artists to carry it through has not been pre-
sented in this city for many day. Mrth marked by
refinement vocal and instrumental selections
OF the highest order scenes and sketches
full with genuine humor, and, In fact . flood
of novelties abounding in all the racy and harm-
less elements which go make up that desideratum
the public nowadays eagerly look for characterized
the entertainment from beginning to the end The FIRST
part concluded with capital dioramic illustration OF
Bunker Hill in 1876, fac simile of the bell Of liberty,
New York harbor and tableau Of the Goddess Of Lib
erty The second part was devoted to the many
speciaties for which the numerous artists engaged
distinguished The management, 1t is stated, in
tend to keep a constant of novelties before
their patrons is therefore, almost unnecessary
predict the result An amusing afterplece, Fun on
the Old Plantation" brought the performance TO a
close
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
SPOKEN.

Ship Lucie Rivers trom New York for San Francisco
Dec ~ LAT 8 30 5. lon 55 is
ship British Nation lBr), Calcutta for New Yorh
da,e. laa rs n Ion ~ e.
Peh is LAT 38 N Ion II so
Bark Sea from Boston for Port Prince Feb
Int 20 10. Ion 6S Is
Bsrk Kphram williams from New Orleans for Yarmouth
Ms Feb II, lat 81 -, Ion 70 10.
BRIG Cairo yBr, Rogers from New Orleans for Queens
town Feb IL lat "a 30, Ion 81 81
Brig Edith Of New YORK. date lat % IS. lon rs "a
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
WOODS MuSRrM.

The attraction at Woods Museum last evening was
drama entitled "Sharkey," founded on some Of the
supposed adventures OF the notorious criminal and
arording Mr.. G. T. Nichols opportunity TO display
his versatile powers three different roles AS might
be expected the situations startling and the in
cidents well calculated TO enlist attention Throughout
the piece were interspersed songs and dances, and
altogether the performance seemed 10 give much salts
faction 70 those Interested In sensation exhibitions
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
exRwArrA THEATRE.

The pleasant little house which Manager Neusn-
dor presides and which Is 70 the Germans sort OF
combination Of wallacks and Booth's mingling with
the nobless dramas Of Faihcrand ths most comca OF
comedieA was nled last night the attraction bena
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
DRAMATIC NOTES.

John Mccullough, the tragedan appears at the Arch
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, this week. opening as
Richeleu
Lotta is entering upon the fourth week OF her en-
gagement at the Walnut Street Theatre Philadelphia
and added her repertory the character Topsy
in "Uncle Toms Cabin"
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

WIN Unned states As same wl bs cGAIsd 70 tn1s
country free Of charge
Captains arriving and sailing nom French and hedS
terransan ports win ind the once economical
and expeditions for telserAphing newA
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
SAILED,

Steamers Ellen Terry for Newbsrn, NC; Albemare,
Lewes, Del; barks Frederick Carlton, Anjer Lixzie
Wright Br, London; UhIisiana (NOrl, stcttin; Probo
QtaD, Cork or Falmouth Minerva qta, London; Osse-
(Rgypo Paiestina, Kingston, Ja Cur Br William
stadt schrs Anita Ciudad Bolivar; HERBERT Oliver
Port Spain; ThOs Pillsbury, Matansas.
Wind at midnight SSE
Rar tar as
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and hpmasters informed
that By tesgraphng TO the HnRALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 20 Fleet street. London" 20 The
Paris Office. addressing "BcnnstA 81 Avenue de opsrA
Pnrn" arrivals and departures from Ruropean and
Eastern Of American and ALL iorslrn vessels usdans
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Capt wallace Of steamer Ellen Terry, New York Feb
o that the bar buoy Hatteras Inlet
os position during the late gales and had
placed Thursday, Feb IL.
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA, Feb s-Arrived bark Jane A Fskenburs,
Issh-ciearod. shiD Prince UmbertO on. Scott United
The New York herald., 1876-02-22
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sasls. Deatnatdon one

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW PoR rHR MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-21

ENoR PERSONAL PnoPE1FY AND MN.
iae tss alv9 viii b eAhsa ~ ~ anepnns
q ~ do,lsss. o. ~ snosAh sbovs iAas
tAs Senal dtseounA VIII b. ma1e.
q. !. nA00.
psQbA, ~. ~ ~ ~.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-21

And in sccoriance With lev and Al order of
the Board II trussees. made On the twelfth
i2th day Of June. 1876. ~ many shares Of each
parcel Of said stock may be nees ssary. will
be sold a publ auction. n the once OF the
Company. Rom |, Rank ob Caliioruis build
ing. Taylor street. Virstnia City. Nevada, on
SATURDAY. the twelfth ti3thl day Of Au-
gust 1916. at one O'Clock r. y. Of said day
a. pay said delinquent assessment thrr~sn.
together with costs VI advertising and s1.
penses Of the sair.
G. LORD. Secretary.
Once Room No. ]. Bank of California Baild-
ing. Taylor street. Virginia City. Nevada,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-21
LYON COUNTY TINES.
Appucatiop for Patent.
NOTICE NO. SlA.
limited STATES aURvEy No. l0e.

UNITED STATES SURVEY NJ. ".
HrNIrEp srArEs LAND OFFICE. CAR.
.on City, Nevada, Nay S. ls7S--Neeice
49, rsst once address ie virginis ciT. Ne
80 ~ this day filed In this once his ap-
riicstion FOR patent for one thousand tioc,
&rcsr fset Of tne Lewiston Lode, BEARING gold
md silver. together with she surface ground
svo hundred (2Ool feet in width for the con,
ysnient WORKING thereof. situate. iyins Sna
h~sns in The Devils 0sse and Chinatown MIN
~ 3,str;ct LYON county. state Of Nevada.
Known and designated on the neid notes ana
c@c;s, Mat a United SEATED survey o. lot No.
Soo IN sssctiou 3. township is north OF range
IS eaa, n. D. n, the saser,of
poundazses q ' - x i ses,nnins =
Ing - foilov 60. "a. a. iuonc
ss,s~ - .Scut 80 feet westerly from the Buck.