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dition of the atmosphere and again in the
vicinity of bluffs, when the smoke of his
guns, instead of rising and leaving his
view unobstructed, formed and hung
about the decks. The high bluffs in
the bay of Mobile, with heavy atmos-
phere as he was about to commence the
engagement, induced an apprehension
that his view might again be obstructed
by the smoke of his own guns. He went
aloft, therefore, to get above the smoke
and to obtain clear view of the enemys
batteries and of the position and move
ments of his own ships. 7hurtoO Weed,
IN the NeW York Tribune.
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TaE TWO sERPENTs.
An Oriental Fable.

Carigama, the sultan put his son
With Saib, the wise and, when the boy was done
With studious tasks, II was the teacher way
To weave for him some moral tale each day.
One evening when the hour had come around'
Thfs tale he told-in Persian annals tound
"a Once a magician, skilled in every art
Meeting King Lohak, breathed upon his heart,
When from that region, venomous and bright,
Two hideous serpents wriggled forth In sight.
Tine King, who saw them follow in his path,
stormed the magician with his fiercest wrath
hut he. undaunted, answered back again
ssrhese are the tokens OF your glorious reign;
And IL you wish henceforth unbounded good,
Pail not TO feed them well with human blood;
Give them your sturdiest men in sacrifice
For their suppOrt-for this IN just and wise.'
The King. at fret, grew pale when this was said,
But by degrees TO its result was led,
And scattered slaughter till tumultuous fear
Smote all his stricken subjects far and near.
At length his people, seeing 80 many slain,
Revolted at the Kings bloodthirsty reign,
And locked him in a cavern far away,
Where TO the serpents he himself was prey
" O history horrible 70 the young Prince said.
"a What could have put such baseness in his head?
Now tell another tale more fair, pray,
That with shuddering may not end the day"
Most willingly" said saib, and, when tits done
You will confess II is a simple one:
.. Once on a time young Sultan was led
To heed all things an artful courtier said
Who crammed him with decisions that were rife
With al the poignancies of sinful life
With dreams Of glory and imagined joy,
And things that dazzle only TO annoy.
Pride and voluptuousness performed their part
Till they became Joint rulers of his heart
And. held by these, above his peoples groan
He walked, until they snatched him from the
throne.
Still, though he lost his crown, Pleasure and Pride
Chung, like two adders perched upon his side
Till, sinking down within their coiling snare,
He died, AT length, of sorrow and despair"
Then said the Prince, when Saib paused for rest
Z" Untrue true, like this tale the best"
:" Alas J" said Saib, "why do you thus exclam?
Better or not-both stories are the same :"
joel Benton, an AppletOns' journal for july.
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THERE are 4,441 persons in England

THERE are IA, AL persons in England
members of the Society of Friends.
Last year they numbered IA, 253, 80 that
they have slightly increased of late. OF
80 members who were married last year,
40 were united to persons not belonging
to their society, and these mixed mar
riages are not favorable to the perpetual
ton of Quakerdom. There is one fact
worthy of note respecting Quakers,
namely, that they are long-lived race.
The rate of mortality among them is re-
markably low-only Is per ZOO for the
past year.
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Kiss me, Will, sang Marguerite
To a pretty little tune,
Holding up her dainty mouth,
Sweet AZ roses born in June.
Will was ten years old that day,
And he pulled her golden curls,
Teasingly, and answer made:
I'm TOO old don't kiss girls
Ten years pass, and Marguerite
Smiles, az Will kneels at her feet,
Gazing fondly in her eyes,
Praying, Won't you kiss me, sweet ?"
She is seventeen to-day;
With her birthday ring she toys
For moment, then replies:
"I'm too old don't kiss boyst-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-19
Application for a Patent
10 THE
CHARLESTON MINE.

Z. 5. LAND orreg. ropss,, New,

T.. $. LAND orrief. EuetN., Nev,l
August ~, ls1iA
NOTICE ~ uEREBY GIVEN fllAt
~ the Emmett Consolidated Mining tom.
many, by their duiy authorized eeent, &c.
Powell, whose Postnnicc eddfes, u Eureka,
Nevada, has this day fitted hig ~ pligstiOh LOT q
patent foe sis hundred $50 linear feet OF ne
Charleston mine nr vein bearing silvef' VITA
surface ground two hundred tsnal ftct w
width, situate. lying and being 10 hufesa
MINING District. county VI Eureka, and statt
Of Nevada, and known and designated W
the field notes end official plat on Die IN THIS
The e~ststiof boundaries ~ ,nii lot M, lsl
being ~ follows, to viii Variation ~ DEC
Commcncinz a, . post marked Ma. I, y, =,
survey No. ~, whence post no, !, Of Y n
sstyey No. 10, Lord byron lode bears NJ N
dag. "a min. H. IiJ a-iO feat, the tiaR stsfi IN The
town of Eureka bears n, ~ ieg, ~ min, u
IT.2i2feei. the higlest point .pf Nuby llil
No, ! boafH \, = deg, 20 min, W. lp.isD fseii
and ihe Charleston shan bents ,, ~ des', W,
10 fest, thence 1T euufse =, lBA deg, W Vl
feet 10 post marRcd No. T., q, :, sufyey NJ,
~, ihpnes 2nd course n, ia deg, W 90
feet 10 post marked No. ., u, \, sufvo, No
~. ibonce 3rd course y, lB's desn y 40 let
e pos. marked Nm, %'aT,gyo no, s., l' \,
post No. /. the place ., bes innina. The lo.
lowing veaefibld tract of surface ground u
hereby exelldHd from this survey Deslh'
ming NJ y post marked NO ~ 81 fhlr SURVEY
ADD RAINING thence 1T eoario. n I5t dea,
w. 800 feet 10 post No, ! " this sufYeyi
thence 2nd coufse ~. l5ts deg, v. 22s feet
along the western boundary Of this survey,
and themes 3fd course =, "a. deg p y bIV
feet 10 tho place ~ beginning, which ifael
bsing excluded leaves remaining 9'l"
hcref.
Ibis claim is bounded % the south BY the
Frtnkie Scott
The location u this mine 10 duly recorded
IN the keeOrdef's Office ~ tufeta MlbihK
District, on pHga - IN Be0k u, Of The Eureka
District Mining Records.
Any and oil petsonse aiming Adversely sny
portion Of Faid Charleston mine, ~ said MIN
inR ground w. herein before dosefib- u, are t'
CURED 10 Die their adverse elaim VIII ~
Register Of the United states Land Vnlesh
| Eureka. IN the State " nevada, dufiullla
90 dlys, period Of publication hereof, ~ msl,
will be barred BY virtue Of tbs ptoftslon'@
tbs statute, -. u. lblh bb, hsaistsh
augOA@NJl
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r APPLICATIONS
knnlicsiign Tor q Patent
10 THg
GENERAL WASHINGTON MINE
AND MILL SITE.
No. ses.


NOTICE Is nEREkY GIVEN THAT
~ Albert S'urgss. whose hurtofhee aa.
dress l. Eureka, Nevada, has tbi' Day hict
hls Application fora pstont tot l,eVe mar
feet 81 the Geleral W sshins'on mine, ~ vein
hesYirr ilv. Y, With sarlaec ground 10 feet
/, wil n, and | 7fi0G acres asa mtl te,
situate, wing anl hsias IN Elrcka Mining
Uistriei, co NY OF Eafckn. AID state OF Ne
ysds. ard Enowr and d~estSnaied ~ tae
Geld notes. and oe cial plat OF alc M thus Q =
ice as LOT Number l2S, A and T.
The exterior boundaries OF said lot No.
IL. A and u, bsiug - follows. to wit;
Variation Is DEG 80 min. east.
| Commencing al a pest marked No !, T.. :.
survey q. f3s. whence the highest point o
\ RUBY Hill, No. / hears \. 3 deg. . min. -
0,SB feet. Tho GENERAL Washington shat
bears ;. 49, deg. ", aW2 feet and the Meta
molas shaft hears 5. - deg. I, 90 SO fee,
thence, running lst course =, s.4 deg. W.
s LILO feet, 70 post marked No. z, U 5. survey
/ No. rs; teis post stands on the northern
BOUNDARY Of U. :. survey M. VI, Metamora'
lode; themes. 3ad course :, 49, deg. W.
a. $40 toet 20 pest No. Z, u. ;. survey No
rs, the same being post Nc. I Of aid surycN
No. lg7; thence, 81 course :, 10. deg. =.
la $40 feet to post marked No. 4 t.. ;. su''
w No. l2S; tEis pest stands on tho westeir
boundary OF said survey No. l2a; thence, 81
5th course ", SIl dog. w, 30 loot to pos
marked Ne. d, L. ;. survey No, Us; thence
0tl course N.,hd dog. IT,, lVtu- teet 70 pos
marked No. !, Us. survey No rs, ans
Themes, 9Th course s., Ss deg. f., 20 feet &
poet 10. /. the place Q! beginning, containing
Also the following described tract oflend
a. a mill site: Bsginaing at q post marked
No. |, L. ;. survey No. Us, Lot u, whenc'
post Nol, Lot A, at tn survey bears y, <.
deg. : min. W, 1870 II. The dagstaf " 20,
town OF Eureka bearsS. 81. LED, ~, az 81
fsot, and the rortheast eornor Of the ole
adobe odd /. llow's bui'ding bears ;. los deg
W. 80 70 I; tho CO running let course :, Is I,
survey Nc. l2s Lot Is; thence, lad course y.
L.. :. survey No, i2N, Lot II. thence, 81 cOuys'
4 L. :. survey No. l2s, lot u. aud thence
ith course ; lisdes, 4 800 feet 20 post No
1, tho place o, beginning, containing | 1910
aeres,
This claim il bounded on tho north by tn
Clyde and New Law, and on the soath By th'
hit {. rson mines.
The location of thi. mine il duly reeorde,
in Tho Recorders Office Of Earoka. MininS
District. on page 2il, in Book u, OF Eureks
District Mining Record.
Any aud all persons clnin ina adyerSel,
any portion Of said uenoral Washington
mine, or sand miuing ground ns herein before
described. are required 10 Tile their adyers'
claim with tho Register Of the United state
Land Office NJ Eureka, In the state Of Neya
da, during Tho Sky da , period o. publica
ton hercoG. or they will b. barred by yirtu'
of the pTOytsiOns OF the statute.
II, Is. lMMEL. Register,
Fursln \. Sent. g. nj. sept i-iAld
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Application for a Patent
TO THE CLYDE MINE
NJ. hiA.
q. ). LAND otrIcr,

u. - LAND VffIiT,
TuRFKA, New, sept 81, 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Albert stuTges, whose fustuiheo nd-
dress i. Eureka, Nevada, has tht, day hlsd
h : applirs ion Tor a patent for go linear teet
of tbs Ulyds wins or yeln bearing oliver,
with surface ground 10 feet 10 width. ~iiuate,
lying and being In Eerckn Mining District,
county Of fuIeka. aud state OF se,hdh. and
known aud designated by tho loid notes nnd
official Plat on lie In this Office ~ lpi No. Nv.
Tho exterior boundaries OF said lot ~ be-
Ing as follows, to wit!
NaTHstioi, l31s deg. ehst.
C~ommene,ag nj a post marked No. I, v. :.
survey No. ~. " hcnoe tre bigbest roint, 81
Ruby llitl No. | bears n. I deg. A. min y,
p,l02 foot; the Metamorns shat bears ). Jl1,
degrees g., 81 feet; and the clyde main
incline bears ;. o. deg. 20 miu. y. 49, icet:
thence running lat course g., ~ deg. b.'
lsl o. ~ fee Ito poet mark u NO.2,u, =. survey
Ne. ~. This post sionds on the wettefn
boundary OF u. *. survey NO. ~. Colorado
ode: thence 2 course :. 49, deF. T.. ~ $40
icet. nl bg said survey No. ~, 10 post mars.
cd No. 3, u. :. survey No ~. whence post
80. ., Of said survey No. ~. colorado lode.
bears :. ia dog. E., "a $40 feet; themes
ia coarse =, i2A deg. w. ~ fset, % rgs,
marsed No T., u. ,. survey No. ~ 1his
| post stands On the eastern boundary Ofsurysy
No. ~. MetamOrna lode; thence an course,
NJ, l0H dog. W., 10 5-iOfcet, 10 poet marked
No. .. L. :. survey No. ~. the "a sc being
post No. I. Of said survey No. ~; hence 9TH
course D. IN utx. W lDJ y-lU ieNi. ~. pvFl
marx Ell 80. u. u. :. survey No. ~: ia nee
9TH course ~, a. deg. W., ~ e-lO feet, 10
post marked 7 u. s. surrey No. ~ .1hi'
posi- stands 90 tbs eastern boundary Of y =,
sHryey No. ~. General Washingi0n lodu'
thence 7th course ~, ~ deg. w., bib-lD fnct,
10 pot marked No. \, u survey No. 10,
the anne being pot NJ !. Of said surrey No
| rs; tbehcr sth course NJ. ~ de4. W, ~ l.iO
feet, 10 pest marked No. " L. survey NJ.
~; thence Dfb cOurFo n, ~ deg. W.,
- 30 feet, ~ poet marked ~. Y. \. survey
No. ~: ADD thence lUth confse ~" ~ deg.
r. W teet, 10 post No. !. tho place VI begin.
| ming, eOn!aintne l1ltD acrss
This clni % IL bounced on The east by the
coIOrlaO aud on tho south b. tbs Metam0ras
/ ard GenrTai W Arlington.
1he location 81 this nine - duly recorded
in tho tsegfdsf's Office VI Eureka Mining
| Digtriet. on page 100, ~ BOOK v, OF toe Din.
log isecOr1s Of Luresa District.
ms add all PER CBs claiming Adversely
| fny portion Of said Clyde miBe " said nit.
ing grOnni a. bereiDbefgrs described, are r.
| CURED to lI3 iHeii adverse claim With tbe
| n~e.iqter VI the United Btstss Land Once ~
Earsss. 10 the state n Neva IA. duri Y ths
sixty days period ~ publication hereof, ~
they viii be bfrred by virtue u tbs prOyis
ions II the ~statass. ID. h. iM1bb.
H1gigter
FHreks, Sept. b., is5T sepi4. Ol
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NOTICE!
10
THE MINERS OF RUBY HILL

Ill MINERS WORKING ~ TUP
~ mines n kHbg dHl are bers1y notified
~ lpin tbs Ruby It'll Ninsfs Union before
40. McRkAZIE. Prsst Il. H. ". e.
Orc. Laws, ssST. gD~H
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Application for a Patent
FOR p MsLL-SlTE.

VI ~ LAHN HffNIHf.
Eureka. Nevada. seplsm bsf 9. i5ii1,r
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES, lnA..
~ John Potter, whose postotIiee adlfssss
plieaii0D for n patent l0f nye acres lnIs
MnLsite, situate, lying and being IN. Plhy
Mining District, county of Eureka, and btse
0f Nevada, and knovb and dssigBst9d by tbs
6eld notes and Official plat on hlo ~ thh
Office ss Lot Number ~. A
The exterior bOundafiss ~ raid let sen
being as follows, " wits variation 1919 ass
east. a..
Com mspeinz si . post marked No, l. WE
hgfysy No ~ v beBse n post mari ~ NsM
Monument NO. Is, on tbs summit ~ Dnpssa
mountain, bssfs N. - deg " ~ W ~
lsst, and the northwest s9fBsf Of the tlnly
NIL baildiBr b sTs h. % deg w., ~ EEL
thence running Ifst course r. ~ deg, " W..
w.. 80 feet. 10 port ~ fksd ka. =. Do =, ~
gsy No. 81. tbsBee. ~ course =, n. dsr. y,
~ feet, H. pot marked No. =, Va, 7nfyt'
No. u. thence. ID eolfss y .y1dsg. .! min W,
~ 10 feet ~ post mafksd NO. 4. " n osLl
gsy NO. ~. AMI thence, ttb course y u
ds<. W.. 5zi feet, ~ post No !, the pIaes"
beginning containing NE asrss, .n
TDs location ~ this mill siis u dgly "
corded % tbs hsegfdsl's sfles p bufs''
1iDins District. on page fti, boob
Auf Db4 all psfsVns claiming shEsfsslt :,
b~sfsiuLsfefs dNsefited, are required 70 ".
fheif ri verse claim With ibs I~tssistef gl H.
United sistss LaBd Once ~ fnfsbp, ~ NY
stBfs u Nevada, daring The siAir datf, Y.
rod " pabiiesti0D hereof, - ths, W. X,
barrel ~ yiftns VI the bfsfisi0bs " w
szlagid %. H. tNMFL. Register
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Application 10, a pa,ea,
% THE
METAMoRAs NINE AND NH
SITE.

a. slam orytrs
.fpssxA. Nv, sept H.
NOTICE Is nkRENN alNEN ln.,
s,..i (. M Va. Nevada, ha. ,h,s s., AZ
his application TO- = petent f1t &c les,
fees 81 ths Netamofas mine. ~ vein tesr..
silver, 9Th sutfscs grauud 30 fcct IN wti1
and 5 neres as a mill slte.. ntuste, irts
and being In Fufcta Mining W tfiat eest
and desienat / By the Geld otes nua a.,
plan IN dle in this office a. Lot Number X
A md l..
Tbs exterior boundaries Of lot No IgA
and b. D. ing - 80 levs, % vita
Variation ~ dcr. - min. east.
Commcacins at a post marked No. 4. Us
survey No. ~. lot A, whvnee post N@ts
L. s. survey No. ~, Colorado Lode. hear
"a deg - min. ~, lBa MD feet; Rabv Hi
No. bears n. 2dee. ~ min. y, a.ts fee
Isl fse,. and the mouth q the Mcionon,
tunnel bears >, ~ deg. - min. w. los fsN
/ thence. RAINING IL course =, TO- dec. A
10 feet 10 post marked No. :, u ). sure,
No. ~, lot A, thence, 2nd cootse S,M
deg. ", 10 leet e. posi- marked No 4 Us
survey No. ~. lot A. Thence, 81 coar n
l0Ai dog W, 10 feet 70 post MARRIED Ne 1
| L. ;. survey No. ~, Lot A, amt Themes al
course ~. TaN deg. l., 30 tect to post No
10 place OF beginning, containing lge
acres,
Also the following described tract Of .ssd
ne mill site, and apnuftenant TO the Ms,n
poras mine. Beginning " a post mitke
No. l, L, ;. survey No. l2s, lot H. whenes
post No. | OF Lot A bears >, 10 dee. = min
y 2,4eo feet. thcnce, running ut course \,
ata deg. W., 800 tcot to post marked No Z
L. :, safvey No, Ia, lot y; thence. I'D
course NJ 5th dos, W, 50 $40 feet to pe,
marked Ne. 3, L. =. survey No, lG1, lot h
thence, 81 course NJ, NiA dog. H., 90 ieah
post marked No, I IL, 3. survey No. l2i L
u, aud thence. ith. course =, Aita dee. X
ikj B-l0 feet 10 most No. /, the place OF besm
ming. cOntniuiug b aercs.
Ibis claim is bounded on the north Nv .Aa
CLYDE mine, and east by the Banner mins,
The location Of this mine IL daily recorded
In tho Recorders office pf Eureka Minlnl
District, on rages To- and 1853, In Baok h, IL
Eureka District Mining kccotda
Any aud all persan. rlaimins sivrfssh
any portion Of said Mc,amofss mine ana
mill site. or said miniu. ground ~ hefelns
before described, are required 10 Gle their
adverse claim with tte Register Of tho
United Statps Land once Ut Eureka, IN the
state OF Nevada, turiuT the SIXTY day
period % pubicatton hereof, Or they will hs
barred by virtue Of the provisions Vt III,
statute, H. w. lMMElh hesistet,
Eurekp, Sept. a., is5T. ser, iJ0i
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To DUNG Men.

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BRICK! BRICK y

II HAVE now On hand the best Brick in
Il every respect, ever manufactured in this
market. My brick are manufactured out of
the best material, superintendent personally
by myself and guarantee them the best made
west of Milwaukee. All persons wishing
to build, will consult their own interest by
listening to none Of the idle stories of
this or that mans brick are the best, but
come and see for yourselves l charge
nothing to show my brick, and am at all
times well pleased to have persons visit my
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WATERFOWL, July 9th, 1875. 39m2
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9. IL I'M " wv
MT TS

<R V4Ea seAa VA E2f -
LIN rs
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway
embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST ana
NORTHWEST, and, with its numerous
Branches and connections, forms the short
est and quickest; route between Chicago aud
all points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern
Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska CAL
iforna and the Western Territories. Its
Omaha and California Line.
Is the shortest and best route between Chi
eago and all points in the Northern Illinois
Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Col
orado Utad, Nevada, California, Oregon,
China, Japan and Australia. Its
Chicago, st Paul and Minneapolis
Line is the short line between Chicago aud
all points IN Northern Wisconsin and MIN
nesota. and for Madison, ST. Paul, Minneap
oils, Duluth, and all points III the Great
Northwest. Its
La Crosse, Winona and St. Peter
Line is the best route between Chicago and
La Crosse, Winona, Rochester, Cwatonna,
Mankato 81. Peter New Uim and all poin $
in southern aud central Minnesota. lis
Green Bay and Marquette
Line is the only line between Chicago and
Evansville, Waterfowl. Fond du Lac, Osh-
kosh, Appleton, Green Bay. Escanaba Ne
gaunee, Marquette, Hong hton, Hancock and
the Lake Superior country. Its
EreepOrt and Dubuuue
Line is the only route between Chicago and
Eign, Rockford, Freepors, and afi points
via Freepert. It's
Chicago and Milwaukee
Line is the old Lake Shore Route, and is
the only one passing between Chicago and
Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Park,
Waukegan, Racine, keuosha and Milwaukee
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through trains of this road.
This is the only line running these GERS
between Chicago and St. Paul, ii Minneapolis
Milwaukee, Winona and Green Bay.
Close connections are made at Chicago
with the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Baltimore l. Ohio. Pitts
burg, Ft Wayne h Chicago, Kankakee Line
and Pan Handle routes, for all points east
and south east, and with the Chicago and
Alton and Illinois Central for points south
Close connt ctions are so made with the
Union Pacific +. r. at Omaha for all far
West points
Close connections made at junction points
with trains of ali cross poiutS
Tickets over this route are sold by all
coupon ticket in the United States and
Cauadas.
Remember you ask for your tickets via
the Chicago s North western Railway, and
take none her
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245 Farnham street; San Francisco office
i21 Montgomery street; Chicago ticket of
fees 62 Clark street, under Sherman House,
rs Canal, corner Madison street; Kinze
street depot. corner w. KinzIe and Canal
streets; Wells street depot, corner W ellis and
k:nZe streets.
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Rock River Mills.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
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