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FRENCH AND GERMAN,

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ctt. LIMO, pp. :.D7. Price, 73 cents,
FIRST STEPS 10 GERMAN CONVERSATION.
Enn THE EnE " fgvk1 1ku!SSEGs. FonFtl
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These little mannals for the use Of young
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may 10 AOncstiy commended. they tolIuw tic
true system of tcacllins tho student to spoal; q
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l. Man Immortal?

Prof Cunning, OF Chicago.
The universe is finite in time If not IN
spree. Things seen are temporal. IningS
unseen are eternal, and nature, with AL
her romp of stars, is only garment
woven hv the Unseen. Amid these
cycles of death is there ausht which
abides? Science has the ear OF the
world, and question burns on the lip
of every earnest man and woman, even
the same old question that burned on
the lip of the ldumesn Job, "If a
man die shall he live again:
You say to science: Men in your
name have said, We have sounded
the deeps of space and the deeps OF
time, and we find no abode OF the dead
The dead are dead, for their abodes are
not" The man of science can answer:
I'VE work on matter and force. We
have demonstrated form of matter as
far beyond your sense as that which you
call spirit. We have shown that 1t must
be million times as solid as lead, and 8
million times as classic as steel. 1t per-
vades all space and battles all suns. l:
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Sealed Proposals for HaCada.
MIXING Roads.
CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF COMMISSIONS !
WHEELING. W. VA, Feb. 20, 1876.

CIrRK's OFFICE. BOARD or COMMISSIONS
WHEELING. W. VA, Feb. 20, 1876.
Sealed proposals will be- received at this
office for the following work, unit! -aiur-
day. March I, 1876, and TO close al IL o'clock
A. W.. OF said day:
River ROal-NacadamiZing VIII! line
stone = W. cubic yards.
Fairmout Pike-Macldamlz.n with
lime ttone, ,uuu cubic yards.
West Usiou and Eon-y's Point Road
Matchmaking with lime stone ,2OJ cubic
yards.
Meeting Houee Hin Raad-Macadamiz-
ing with lime stone ] 30 cubic yards,
". W l.. ana Bethany Pike from elm
ton TO ty-MaCAGamlzing with Inc
stone !. 20 cubic va Dis.
Psytru'> Bridge 10 n-MacadaniZ.ng
with lme stone 10 cubic yards.
l,reggsvllle &. and Potomac road frC IN
Peytcn's Bridge 10 CllntOu-i,rU cubic
wards grading.
t;r,ggsy!.le L. and Potomac road from
Clinton to Gil!'>-5,Utp cubic yards grad .uC.
I;reggSviIe G. AMI Potomac road r. n
Clinton 10 Gi,l's-jo cubic yards second
class masonry.
class ma>onTE.
PogUes Kun koai -i'"' CUBIC , aruN s'h4
ing. .,,,,,--
All matchmaking 20 D. inch broken
stone, measured il the StTlnR 10y the
national rOar guage, and all earth or rock
excavation ry the cubic yard.
The quantities given are subject IN IN
crease or diIl!uution by the Buari Oi Com
mi>SiouerS and WORK o commence as sOpu
as the weather viii admit. The time n
completion and the quaAt OF the WoTS
can BE- seen br the specifications on i!e in
tais Office The Board reserves the right
10 reject any or ALI bios.
teh2ii CHAS. II. DElTERS, Clerk,
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J. L. HOBBS, SON &:4C0.'S
c,rArE or WEST VIRGINIA, CITY
No. Ills Main Street.

SiltIf VIZ "TlSt Nb""fNhHs ~
y Wheeling.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Charles II. Collier, Adm ~ istratOT or " ak
or Hunter, deceased,
VB.
Timothy z. Mccartney, Noah H. Hunter,
Charles W. Hunter. Henry e. Hunter,
John ". Hunter, Frank +. Hunter, Gym
thla Z Bags and George ". Bags her
husband. sarah l.. Campbell and David
cam pbell her husband, Nehemiah Dew,
Charles Dew, George Dew, Minnie Dew
and Mary Hunter,
~ CHASLERY.
Take notice that the dispositions ~ J.
Chambers Hervey, Henry G.. Hunter,
Timothy 7. Mccartney and others, VIII be
taken at The ONCE Of Caldwell q Caldwell,
attorneys at law, No. l2l2 Chapline street,
i'm the city Of Wheeling. In the state Of
West Virginia. on the 10th day 81 March,
4. D., 1876, between the hour Ofy o'clock,
v. and O'Clock P. ". IN be read IN evil
.dence In the above named cause on behalf
oi said com plainAn.. And IL, from any
cause, the taking Oi the kald depDaltlOns
shall not be commenced. or being com .
menced, shall not be completed On that
day, the taking Of the same shall be ad-
iOurned from time 70 time until the sans
shall be onpleted.
CHARLES II. COLLIER,
Administrator ri walker Hunter, deed.
To John W. Hunter, Nehemiah Dew, Chas.
Dew, George Dew and Minnie Dew, non
resident defendants.
CALDWELL d CALDwELL, sOls FOR COM
plain ant. leb'-.i-ZI-b
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4 STATESMAN once went out into
southern forest. and lying down be-
meath an outrageous OAK, placed his
carpet-bag under his head and fell
asleep. 1t CHANGED that an acorn fell
from bough of the oak and struck the
slumberer in the eye. l.,tesd Of dis
covering the theory Of gravitation, he at
once fled 10 the nearest town, telegraph
ed to Washington for troops, and was
elected To the Senate. Moral-Great
folks from little acorns grow.-Worla
E,yEfss
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Coal Proposals

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE
County Jail and Inhrmary with coal
for The ensuing year, commencing AprI.
Isl Will be received at the Clerk 5 Office OF
the & ard OF commissioners, until Marcn
Isl. AT - o'clock, NJ. Bids received sepa T.
rately tor Jail pr Infirmary, bidder 10
specify price ior clan, mixed and nut
coal. properly screened and weighed.
py order OF the Board Of Com nIiSsionerS
CHAS. Il. DEITERS, Clerk.
febgwcdd sat tOInachl
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NOTICE.
C,rRKs OFFICE BOARD OF Con- RS,


Wheeling, Feb. S, 1870.
To all whom il may concern: This Is TO
Give nofice that ]. c. Crisp and others, by
Detition to the Il pard OF commissioners
ask lor an additional place Of voting IN
Liberty District, said voting preclnct u
he al the village OF Potomac, on castle.
mans Run, and To be known a. freciIs'
No SLibartv DiStri I. Final action will be
had at the meeting of the Board in March
Bv order OF the Board OF Commiss oners
CHAS. II. DElTERS, Clerk.
observation-disclosures
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HOE sale.

WE OFFER FOR SALE THE DESlRA-
w hle residence situated on lot -,
East side of Market above Ninth street
containing six rooms attic ana basemeh l.
SiZ.of lOl :BXl6l Rents tor $500 per an
mum. II not sold by the Goth OF this
month, will be offered on that day at
public .ale nj the front door OF the Court
House at 10 4. ". For particulars and
terms, inquire OF
Real Estate Agents, l2O Market ~.
wv. MITCHELL, Auctioncer.
IcO9
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RATES OF ADVERTISERS
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space.
One time............S Is One month.-..S 90
Two times....... Is Three months. II 0O
One week ........... 2 so One year......... Is 90
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices Is per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 20 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per lipe-bm no
local notice t0ly be inserted (or less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for IN adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers Will be conilned 10
their legitimate business, and all adveT-
tisements not connected with IL Will he
charged for at our regular rates.
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OF THE GREAT COSMOS
From Brooke COunty-JumbIes.

Editors OF the Register:
August the wonth, is the way Pat
captioned letter to the Ould Counthrie
the other day, and we were thinking of
making this missiye, REGISTER, Deer
Wheeling, but February ruined the pro-
iect. Brooke county is over the little
whirl of excitement caused by the rail-
road and the public credit, Chief Justice
Browning, desiring to accommodate
people which he did under the pressure
of u mass-meeting. Notwithstanding
the rumor, the Panhandle ne,os still sur
wives 10 ,citch the world with unadulter-
ated, coutrariness, and the HeraM refuses
to be friendly with it. The Sherltialty
is the El.dorado of all the
candidates. The value being
y 600 per, arnum, makes it an
object in these hard times. Marshall
Duvall, Jscob +. Curtis, Abram Wilson,
Samuel Blankensop and others are spo-
ken Of and are busy ut work. VIM.
p. Campbell, of Bethany, has no oppo-
sition as yet for State Senator. Prosecu-
ting attornies will be on hand, but no
formal announcements have been made,
though 1t is known that one or twomem-
bers of the bar are ANXIOUS.
An occurrence took place on the ra-
ging Hcmpfeld, the other day, which we
deliver as received: As the western
bound train reached a point five miles
east of w neeling,
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I,ruy CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
| county, West Virginia.
Tappath X. Merrill, Complainant,
".
John W Merrill, Defendant,

IN bhANNEhh
Take notice that the dispositions OF Mar
tin St.Lohn, Mrs. Martin ~. john, Caroline
kiis. VIM. DellenS. Charles Hunt, Richard
HUNT, Benz. Nackall, John stevens and
others. will be taken at the Office OF James
W. Walton. in the town Of GAINESVILLE, in
the county OF Belmont in the State oil
ohio. on he 18th DAY OF March, \. D., 1876
between the hours Ofg o'clock \. VI. and
O'Clock i. NJ. TO be read in evidence in the
above named cause on bel alt OF said COM
plainaut. And If, from any cause, the
taking OF the SAID depoSitiou> shall not be
commences, or being commenced, shall
NOT he completed on that day, the taking
- Tho same Will be adjourned from time
IN lime until the same shall DE pleted
To John W. Merrill. -
TAPPATH II. MERRILL,
BY TAYLOR & BARR, her sois. ie29oaw'
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Accommodation tram leaves Bellaire at
4:8o p. NJ, and arrives at SteubenHille AT
sos p. VI.
Special Accumn cd t.iou trains leave
Bellairr at $50 a. m, and l2:IJ p m;
Bridgeport lG:C5 a. m and 10 p. IN; arrive
at Martins Ferry AZ ly:lj a. m. and 10 p.
m. Re,urniu. leave Martins Ferry at
ll:3Da.m., and $40 3. M: Bridgeport II 40
a. m, and BOO p. IA: arrive at Beliaire At
II IS q. m, and j:5' y. IA.
Tickets 10 all pr.ncip points In the
East and West cuH Uv procured AT the
Union Ticket Giucc lu Mcclure House. ana
a. the station at Bridgeport.
T. y. MYERS,
pov27 General Passenger & Ticket Agent
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Second Hand Boilers for Sale.

One huc boiler, % inches diam, 81 IT. long
> " " ~ - ,!
~ q" II
" 80 %
Three = fiue boilers, &c In. diam, p II. long
.OnccyIender boiler - inches diam, q feet
long. We are prepared to do engine and
boiler repairs promptly. .,,,,,
feblic HOLES, IA LOh W.
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J. q. Burke,
Eg

ys. OiOnlO county ".
Isaac Colts, ct al. Va, IN cnancery.
By a deere entered 2 the ABOVE cause
on the nth day OF January. 1876, said eau-e
was referred TO one 81 the Commissioners
O: said Court, 70 ascertain and report Inc
amount ofthe liens upon the property, N
the decree mention ed, to-wlt: Inc norm
half OF the forty 90 feet n front Of lot No.
one hundred and fifteen us, on life vest
side Of Market square. in the city OF
wheeling. ". Va, not heretofore report
ID upon, and any other matters deemed
pertinent.
Tue undersi gncd, one Of the Commits
sfoners 81 said Court, hereby gives notice
that. on Monday, the l5tn day Of March,
ls7-. AT his OH -, No. i Twelfth street,
wheeling, ". Va, he Will proceed TO make
up report as required by said decree.
JOHN L. McKESSAN,
feblZoawt Commissioner.
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Nheelina &eeister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance,
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
One year............sS 90 Three months...s2 W
SIX months. 90 One month";. IS
TRI.WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, / yr...S4 20 One copy,6 mos.s2 90
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yrS2 20 Five COPIES yrs 90
one copy, 6 mos 90 Ten copies.l yr. Is 90
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

JNsTABI.IsHED lsO. OFFEIts An IN
IA proved course Of study for tn" pTac.
teal education Of young men. Elegant
rooms, reitted and furnished. hepaTht"
room for ladies. Sessions day and even
Ing. Individual Instruction gwen each
student: also thorough cOurs" Ia the Ing.
fish branches. Call at College Office, oppo
site Mcclure House. or address,
J. VI. FRANHFR a CO,
aRI7yk Wheeling, ". Va.
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BULL ESCAPED

Is l LII ENCAl Isb
From an adjoining field and locked
horns with his mortal enemy, the cow
catcher. Il was an old grudge
On various occasions the cowCatCher had
interfered with his flock and reduced
his pastures. The conductor concluded
to let them fight it out. The owner OF
the bull bet the conductor so on the
result. He was the maddeSt bull and
would have won had not the engineer
fired up while going through the tunnel
and the bull lost time going over the hill
but ne pitched into the passenger car all
the same.
The following epitaph was prepared
for certain Judge:
His life was gentle, but he
mixed up lemons in his dridEs SO, that h.
coudn stand up in the world and they
took him oii in AN iunumerabic caraYan
never to return "
Hon Campbell Tarr formerly Of
Sauetha. Kansas, i, in Wellsburgh and
master ofthc situation with some modI-
fications.
\ fair ground above Wcllsburg has
boen projected, with five years lease
OF premises, half mile track, and 81 500
worth OF buildings.
Professor K"mper, of Bethany College
Is q universal fayorite.
Centennial fuss RACES around here
Candidates are thick US Kansas grass
hoppcrs aud lust IL yirulent. We met
the other day an honest Granger, who
took TO his heels when we approached
Thinking that something was wrong we
pursued. and corncrcd hun in an old
blacksmith shop. lie burst int
tears, grasprd us by the hand
and said, "ill do it; Wellsburg
will balance Bethany and Cross Greek
all right. You'll be elected by hand
some majority. Now let me 90 in peace
and die IN the bosom of my family.
We parted. GA his way home he wa:
waylail by some half dozen country can
didates. and Is now ravlng maniac
He muttcrs necessarily about polls
county convenuoHs, popular vote, and
demands Il ticket from every ore who ap
p-oachc> him.
The paper mill of 5. George N Co, i
not disposed OF privately, will be sold a
public outcry on March lst, in Wells
burg. Cause. disagreement between
members of the firm. The business ha'
been prosperous, and - per cent. prof
has been Melted over all expenses. Bring
on your capital.
The weather shows premonitory
svuntoms of Spring. 80 do the Young
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MOODY AND SANKEY

GOSPEL HYMNS AND GENERAL
SDNG<.'
2. p. Bis, aud Ira u. Ssnkey, contains all
Of Mr.. sankey's faVoglts hymns, with the
,,.-.rs sale
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FINANCIAL.

tr1OEO PROFIT FROM INVESTMENT
DlIOU OF S2l6. One OF our customers
purchased spread, on 100 shares OF y. y.
Gentra., the put al loo and call l,S, buying
at the same price l0J shares called at 10,
netting profit 81 80. This operation can
he repeated every month in the year. $40,
SO, $50 500. Sl,C0), Will pay a. well for
amount invested. Gold. stocks, Cotton
and Tobacco bought and sold on commls-
sion, advances, on conSignmentS. Price
lists and circulars free.
CHARLES SMEDLEY Il co,
Bankers and Brokers, n Broad 81, New
York. near Gold and stock Exchange,
4. .. Box S114. BIZ
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it barren of life? From this speck in
the universe we look out on the count
| less orbs of the heaven, and wonder if
this globular speck alone is the
abode of life. From this body of flesh we
look along the thrills OF light beyond
! Orion, beyond the beaded foam of the
milky ways, into boundless, tremulous
realm of matter, which no feshly eye
has seen and no fleshly hand has touched,
and no flesh can inherit, and wonder
whether this realm alone is the abode OF
| life. Other abodes there are, other modes
of life there may be" and then you ask,
"Well, can it be that man at death may
pass into an unseen realm and still liver
The man of science can answer, ave
work on force and matter. We have dem
onstrated that 20 force is ever lost. We
have shown that that in man which wills
and thinks and is the man, is force, and
hat it is not transformed into thrills OF
light and heat. We have shown that
this for" will and copsciousness-does
not exist in any degree as property IN
portion of matter. 1t cannot exist then
Us a property in higher degree IN a
larger portion vi ldlLCI. IL 10 aSsOOIosCt
with the body, but is not of the body. 1t
may live on. then, when the body like
worn garment drops.
Lay the young eagle in what nest you will,
The cry and swoop of eagles overhead
Vibrate prophetic through her quivering
wings,
And make her poise herself for the eagles
flight.
TuY CpFAT
Man is an epitome. Waves of light
from sun and star have knit the tissues
of his flesh; life that pulsed through fish,
az d bird, and beast along the aeons OF
geology, beats in his veins, and while
vested IN this body OF flesh eachoeS from
beyond, invitations as the sweep OF
wings thrill his minor being as the soul
poises itself for the souls flight. The
eagle mounts. man passes, but he does
not die.
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T. i - H.
&c,

steel Alphabet and Figures on hand ar
made 10 order. No. 1874 Aarkst street., De
low Pnst-fflce. Wheeling. ". Va. lyo
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Nos. .. and daily, No. 6. daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
East bound trains make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. AT Washington
City tor all points South.
West bound trains make direct cOnnec-
tIonS for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
Pullman sleeper runs on No. from
Wheeling To Chicago.
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HBEELING PITTSB URGH AND BAL
TINORE DIVISION.

EAsT-LEAvES. WEST-LEANES.
wheeling Nv Washington "a,
daily at :55AM daily at.....5 40 A. NJ.
wheeling washington, IA,
daiIy at7,.i:25 p. NJ daily att - p. NJ
sSundays excepted. sundays eXcePteu'
Tickets to all principal points can be
prOcured at the ticket Office AT the Depot.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
R.T. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
80 dcE
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STANTON l. DAVENPORT,
1abas a TWELFTH STREET.

; IN the Circuit Court
OfOhlo county, ".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-24

nEposIrs Of COIN oR BULLION received.
D,ither ~ opcn account OF ~ Issue YAK
IiFiCArEs therefor, payable (st the option oi
tho holderJ In Gold ilill or san Francisco; 10
maze collections, purchase Bullion al the most
favorable rates, or stvanee coin ,hereoh wheh
forx.nls,l 10 the Parent Hank In san Francisco;
..lls Bili- of Exchange, and trAnssets General
Banking Il-ine--.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-24

liz came home very late one night,
aud after iumbling with his latch good
while. mu,,ered to himself. as he al
length opened the door. 81 muslin
makony noish. cGush tholomsn's ash.
leep." lie divcsted himself Of his gar
ments with some trouble, AMI was con'
graduating himself on his success rs he
was getting into bed, when calm. clear.
cold voice sent chill down his spinal
column: "why. my dear, you amt
going TO sleep in your hat, aro your"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
>OIICK M. 2S5.


II $. LAND oFFiCE, CARSON CITY,
" 4. Nevada. DessIausr -. ISIS. Notice II
hereby given that the Mide. Gold aud SILVER
Mining Company,a corporation orrsnilsd un.
der sui by v rtuc of the laws Ot the stale oi
California. whose Po-t Once sddrcrs And prin-
ciyal place of business y San Francisco, Cali.
fornis, ha- thi. day. by ThsmLs peyine. IT. 81.
periIisldsnt. made application f0r 4 Cnit'd
states patent for one hundrvd atd forty IA
ttTl linear feet of the told Hiil Leds. tother
vice known a. th- Com-iock Lodel bcarihg
silver and gold. together with surface gronnd
az feet In width, situate, lying and heing In
the Lower Gold llili Mining district, STOREY
sonnty and state of Nevada, and known aud
designated en the lsli notcS aud Official plat
ss q. =. survey 90 lot No. ia. In section q,
Township 10 north. oi ltangc u east. Mount
DiAhlo metidian. the exterior boundaries oi
ginning at po-t marked No. I. q. :. -utv No
It2, .itua,e,l IA rad which runs wet ot old
Ossrnan hDt-tisg wOffs; thetc. running frOn
said pet ~. iitst ,vuTss : = nth - degres-
west tI isei. to psf marked No' !. Z. >, sur
yey No. ~. ucar OH ONeInan hosting wo.ks
Thence, sscUnd cour-s-South 90 de gr,ss east go
feat 10 pust niArGed No. . 4. \. survey No. liz.
Theme, third eourss-Nerth - degree. east lts
feet, to post mArksd No. I. L -. surves No. III.
on soathwe.t hblrdsry oi scsrygatsd h.'ehsr
Company. 4. \. safNcy No. ~. and whence
l.srs tn northeast co bsr of tection 9. Town
ship 10 north. Rsage "a east. Mount Di.blS
inefidisn. north S5a dsgrcss east. dtsisnt A5s
feet. Thence. running frOm ssid post No. T.
fouTth course Noftl ~ desres wet toO feet
TO poet No. !. the point VI tsginning-contain.
ing 2.lco asrvs. Bearings srpr,.-sd f'oin ths
tue meridian magnetic Variation Id degrees
AMI 81 minutes .sst.
TINT. claim l. bJur,lod On the NJ rthesst by
ih" ss,,rtg gated r,lchet IVmpAny's U. h. survey
No. 90. and on the sogihwcst by N. ov,rtnsn
Mining ,ompsny claim, u which u cosyi- q
lortion. survey made iu conformity With the
rVrufi Of iocA ION. wtner- to It- identity nsre-
with pry-snt,d III h. labor ald improvements
consist q two shsft-. eve I'd ng $50 In value.
This location ~. duly rscag'i.d IN the Min
ing Records of Losrr Gold iI'll sd American
fist Mining Distract on the auth day % June.
Isdsi. and uiav te found "a record IN the Z unty
KccOrdrr. offcc of storey county, NeNais,
k~pt at vugilia tir. ANY snd ali r,rsons
claiming siser--ly any rOr'iOn of taid Mids-
Uoll And ii Yer " NAG c0mpacy's elisha ss
required 60 nls their aliVets. ella M With the
Esglstsr ot the United states i.ni Oiiice 81
C.r-on CITY, <sNaia. durtfg the -ixty y-dsys pe-
Iioi uf iublicattuu hsIcui. Sr they vii he
barred hy virtue Oi the rrn,isins- snd statutes.
de.tGsd A. wAirL. R-gi-tet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-24

TnE editor OF the Boston IlrUscripi
thus describes meteor: "a shaft Of
golden light was seen to shoot athwart
the sky. After traversing path which
might have consumed second in time
the errstic body relaxed its speed grad.
ually until 1t had become mo,ionless.
In an instant IL burst into shower Of
crimson and emerald brilliants. which
descended in luminous rain until they
were ex,inguished." Then he sat down
on the oilelo,h in the hallway and his
wife pulled oil his boots.