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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10

"A >cuIIudrcl which. in these davs of GU
phemi>tic tenderness OF language to-
wards criminals. is absolutely refresh
Ing. His private opinion, publicly ex-
pressed. concerning the recent presidcn-
tjal election. is worth i DAYS Journey
to hear. and it vii! take but very few
word, to draw 1t out of him. no matter
on which side of the political fence YOU
may happen to be. He is very genia
gentleman III his disposition, and as lie
was educated 10 believe ii To be rollg-
ious duty to make a festive occasion of
his birthday, and to treat every friend
who approached him on that day,
his !arge heart and liberal impulses tor
decade or 40 past induced him to fall
into the belief that he had several birth
days durin. each Year, and they were
accordingly duly observed To meet
him on one OF these birth days was to
devote the balance OF it to mirth and fun,
sometimes varied 10y actual war. as the
tree expressions of his sentiments often
failed to meet the appreciation Of per
sons with whom he came in contact
All Lexington used to know when it was
one Of Albert hc.icr's birth days. but Of
latcyearS they have recurredless frequent
!y, no doubt II the earnest solicitation of
his worthy wife, who objected to being 50
rapidly made an old woman by The re
markably frequent birthdays OF her
husband Is he has no children he
consoles himself, while pondering on the
iniquitrs of man and waiting for some
one to come in to buy Il coat, by caress-
ing beautiful spitz dog. which never
expresses surprise 1t his most eXtrava-
gant assertions regarding either poll
tics, OF the iii Of a garment, though he
swetrs that that dog understands every
word that i said, and has more sense
than halt the men. Take him all in a.
Albert Keller is ii whole team ali by
himself.
we can safely say iOr the c.olAiNg
trade OF Lexington that it il in the hands
Of honest, liberal dealers; that they
carry very large and well selected stocks,
and make prices as low IS can be had in
any OF the large cities, and in some
things even lower That they have Sc
cured the trade of large scope OF
country winch buys many of itj other
goods at different points is proof that
this line OF goods i in the hands ct en-
terprisIng men. The trade Tor 1876 was
very encouraging, being L great dea.
better than tor the previous year, aud
the prospects tor I.17 ure thought to be
very tlattering
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the DESERTED HOMESTEAD.

The old h0usi stands disInantlcd aud ,tIil,
Win n sai aud huIrle.. All,
Iic runk we~i- wave AMI nrurl.h al viii,
O'Cg the path. oECr tend, Il with care
The c4s' ment. rattle, the Old door creeks
Ant We 'Hter with wary tIcHi;
At ecapic-s So cc from the van snei past spt sSs
o. npper once cnerisn.d-avw dead.
a nd just here, in this old familiar room
J. lI- sp / /, rvrv detri
" h,rr h. iou'I Iu"ti,-r sni eve or noon,
In tuIs warm, sammy spot-jusl here.
And our i.rcy h no d, tie father now.
w. n though III" "prH dDVI;
And the ctrc-wV1u tac". with Ito !ony brow.
Wears TIC sLIne KIND look ui SUre.
And we can bat think we gaze around,
q! the weary hearts ut rest;
Ul III" once busy ha"ds-in peace prot Ound
Folded Ger the puseirss breast
OF the household band, now sca,ter'd wide.
VII" once uItvu tDe.e wallis with glce;
Eacr out u,On tie changeul THE
Of HE restless, bIl!Uwy sea.
They have iount them homes more costly and
far,
Away ;r"m the home of their birth,
But Viii i"il sou. no spot with this can compare,
ON the lar" OF tins sunny earth
The old clock stands in its corner iumb
And the kands are sIii!--ath, well
Its mission en'Ie'l. and its lii"-work done,
No need HOW tn" hyuiS to tell;
A in hv gone days, when lis faithful voice.
Aummu"Si each n. duty's call.
A. II m"Il!N licked. und -r"nIei to /, uicc,
In tn" Joy ui each. one ami all.
And warned merry hearts OF tho time 10 depart,
Ere the dear social play, were er;
Amt hrIgGl eyes looked askanCe and heart Ins,
heart
In III. lingering stay Mt the door.
What "A thr'.n.: at !I.uutins mem ric, come
AS VIZ lc ,vC tins hallONr,; spot;
And "e i'ond"T them over, one by one,
For ;ucy n.'"r can be forgot.
All. here the well. SO cool ami deep.
With iis stones moss grown and gray;
AS III" ppcr declares, than nectar more 1weet
Are lis waters Of crystal ray.
VII not iingcr here, hut press slowly on,
Around to ;hc garden space;
Bat tho trinity kept h-,i, amt npw. rs are gone
Rank Erassc, and weeds MI their place.
The nppc-tIcc hcn.s meath il fruitasr sweet
None clrIpg to taste II nov
ic- stin'i, there alone, aud no childish feet
His;e thitheI 10 climb III. b,uSh.
brook.
Rippling on with ceaseless flow,
And each COY retreat and sheltered nook
Are the same as long ago
he homestead old Is in stranger hands,
They've lett 1t SD drear aud lone
Yet of greater worth than wealth or lands,
Shall thy memory bs-Old Home.
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ONLY A WOMAN.

only n woman, shrlveiled and Old,
The prey OF she winds, am. the prey OF the cold
heeAS that are -irunken,
ESrs that are suHkvu.
Lips That We're never D'srbold;
Only woman, iorsahan and ppT!.
Asking aims AZ the bronze cHurCa- door.
Lark 20 the organ roll upon roll
lac WAVES ct IT. inu-Ir 20 over TIE soul
sins !u>iIr past her
l Ic er A.l,i Sic;
lhr srrsit htiI {, :.--s li3 toll
an TCUli >Ir enter, but not trr toe poo!
~wIng"ih " .ir open iGe UrvUt hurCh- Il Jor.
Only "A wuman-waIllnE alone.
lci!v cold uu al ice cold thrDne
bat d. they care Tor ser,
Munbins prayer for her.
GIviue not trea.i but u stone.
Under gold iac,- th"ir naughty hearts beat,
MuCkiII. TIE Woes .! their Gin III the street.
OHIy woman Ia the Older days
Hpp- carroll, TO her ntpui-,t iuys;
somebody Iuis.c'! tIer
somebody kIsssi! her,
~pnirb body crow ned her with praise;
somebody iacei up the battles oi iile,
SilUng Tor l!cr sake wnr WAS mother or wife.
Somebody lies with tress Of her har
LIsnt u his heart where tne heath shadows are
somebody walt, IOr her.
Opening Ihr sd;"s Tor her,
t'!v!ns delight toy ,t,spaIr.
Only won tn-u' vrI more pOol-
pra II the snow at 'he bronze church door.
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TO the S0uIH,

From the Charleston N-ws and CourIcr.l
lne following ode ''tO the south" wa- written
last evening by the distinguished author, and
hln,leG To- IL tor pubncarIrn We take rnucu
pleasure presenting 10 our readers rs tie
Irank testimony "G an accomplished Englishrnan
to the facts oi the past, aid tne rutIis "l our
pr--rnt cuu!itI"n- Hhppy would 1t be for tHe
o"u h II pthrr GIFTED writer's Vi England am
Tie North "n" "Ilne among ue, had tne s4ne
III tsnanlu!Ifv and !npariItlIiy. rs has influence
Dir luprrr IN pcnnIng thee lines
The world ha. mIsjudsr,i, N .,tru-ted maiign Il
AMI should bc quick to make honest umena- ::
Let Ue, hen, -p""h oi y"u Just as We lind You,
iiumbiy and nearil-. cousins and luent=
L. U- reIIeGnieG y"ur wrongs and your trials,
>!ar,te,ei AMI riundere't AMI crushed to the
Draining ulvcr-,ty's bii'e:c.t vials,
FH:trnt IA coWr4s- aud strong Ia good trust.
i"n fought tor liberty rather than slavery
Wi! might ou wish to be quiz of that III.
Bat yuu we're sud I" pohtI,aI su4rerY
M''-H 4 BY 'ijriOma VS. spIUer-li> skill;
And Spu I,JD.cc'! 10 see slavery OlnIsnei,
Nhl.r the tree servant works well "A, hrt"rr
tUniicui, though many fortune, nave vGnisnei, ,
soon 10 recover Htl-rir:i ita ri SOre
Doubtless there have b"~n some hard7hip- and
I,>e- eAcci ,InnnI, evil and rare;
Eu- D." tel trnth-.ind truly the jewel is
k!"d!inrss Iu!ei-u. ruc-cvrryw here
>.INnH'--Ii slivc--wrre your wealth ani in
Bonn win your children AMI grown on your
< phIi,
Amt It WAS uuit" a. much int rtst merit hence
-tt.l to make !Iicudo vI '!rp-nicuta all rouni
! 81, II /, Islander to say You oppressed them
Does u man squa der the ~ iz- OF his peli2
" as II not often that iIe VIM l,psSc.s Il Item
k.,iGc. was uwnc'! by h;~ --iN nut- himself.
tuiin- Tor all. Ms in health, IN sickness
He Wa jn,Ir father, their patriarch chef,
Ages .ulirmiiIc,. infancy weakness.
Leaning "a INN luI r"pOs. and relief
hen YOU went forth IN your pluck and your
bravery,
selling ivI ire. dom both fortunes and lives,
Nher" WA, the prOph"oi"d uutburst OF slavery,
Nre:lking revenge ON your children ami wIrra2
Nowhere You left ali - scrviie sale keeping
And ih!- wa faithful anu true 10 your trust;
Mister aud sr:vHnt thur mutually rrapIns
DuuuIt reward OF the good anI tho Iusil
GeHcl DHs snuthernrr4 who address YOU
>h1'-d with ,nu many belief in your sins;
But rrraui It-thus-Irt Iuc confess YOU
Know edge /, victor AMI everywhere wins;
For has -ren, hav. heard. aud am sure OF IL,
You have been slan';"Iet and suffering long.
Paying all slavery : cost. and IN" cure Oi it,
Ana the great world -liAlI I, peut OF Il. wrong :
MARLIN II lUPpER.
CHARLEeTOS Feb $ l27I.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
THE BLUE-LIGHr CURE.
An Interview NitH General Pleas
anton, its Di>Covsrer.


tFhi,a1i iphia Letter to tie New York World !
At recent call upon General Pleas
anton. found him :. very corpulent and
afl,aUlc Old gentleman with snow white
hair and beard. He expressed himself
happy to give me all the Informs
ton in his power about the virtues OF
blue light. / asked il he had known OF
its influence upon anima. and vegetable
life tor any time.
"Ies. he replied. 1--WE had blue
paues in my grapery trr more then ten
wears, and the action OF the light upon
tn" plants was really wonderful Those
vines or parts of vines exposed 10 the
blue RAYS attained Il Development won
dcriuily greater than those influenced
solely hy the ordinary light and MI
Kui,t. Il distinguished florist, has been
very successful in restoring to healthtu!
vig"r numerous plants apparently dy-
lmy. hy the same plan
Nv hat Is the principle. Genera! ~
why. the electromagnetic dcvel-
opcd by the passage Of the suns rays
through pain, transparent glass as,o-
riNtcd with blue glass possesses wonder
III, curative powers.
w hat Mind OF glass do YOU use?
A French glass of dark Mazarine
blue" Ii j. colurcd with cobalt, the in
.rrdient> of the g.l,s aud the mtta be-
iny fused together
what i, the method OF appliance -
say, to Il little girl with curvature ot the
~plne know Of one SO afflicted.
We'll. if YOU want an exceedingly
strong light. have whole sash filled
with blue pancs aud place it immediate
" in front of your ordinary sash. Then
bare the little girls back down 10 her
hip. ;, as To have the spine exposed to
the influence of the blue light. Then
when the sun is shining. seat her on Il
chair, Iittle way from the window. so
as not to be exposed to the draught
coming in through the creviccS OF the
window. and let her take sun-balh OF
about halt an hour or so. Do that tor
several days and ii the child desires,
give her another BATH i'll the afternoon.
Give her no medicine, allow her 10 eat
what agrees with her, and | am CONT
dent that the child will be greatly re
Iicved l nope entirely cured
"ls II necessary 10 nave Al entire sash
. oil blue pane>
ON. no. Generally hat dozen
paues are sufficient But then the pa
i;,.ni must move. ~. the suo moves,
..i,. ,.t,pr, I,,nn ,onr Iniur.6 hack
,y,.a.rnni,hiup
.V,rv ,rm.. Ru, !, has ,tr.r,ed much
mare l.rnni>binr cures. On}y his
rmnrniny r.c.iyad :, letter fr,nm Coir,
IT. from = InJy who had been afflicted
with :. Ir,.,,I,nr c,s. Of sninnl menIn.
rs She h,I baen srtrer,nrr fnr .nmr
60. go snJ ,,.''s ,.,Ira,, n,' ,h.. hima.,i,rh,
,,.,,'...s
~ !, ,h., invariably ,nccsssfu,o~
So tar | sm hnnny to say il is;
.Ar.,,,,, ,r,,,,,r - t,La any s,ens In
sa,.nrr s. nrc'IninTy prntit from your dis.
cnvnry >,
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RIl..AND s. RfLAND,

~ Ciacr over No % Main s'Tcet. FTactIc,
Al tue tyGrts OF i.4ia. lie - adj accent cOuu-
ties. III the supreme Court Oi The >tAIe ana
District Cont yi the Luiied states. Prom I
ALI .tiUn gwen ~ collections aud all Oturi
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\ Z. WALLACE. "M. II. CHlL
WALLACE CV1Il.Es.

A TTUk\ElS AND CuCN>kLLORS Al
"A Law, Lexington, Mo. Oncr, mont room
the court house. Wiz pla:iIce III the courts ol
latayetie ami surrounding counties, ami also Il
az supreme court Ul { state OF Missouri, uuu
the |. Circutt ana DI>tIIct courts Tor til.
" .sfl.rl lL-iLLli Ii v NL--nILri
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WILLIAM YOUNG.

A TrORNEY Al LAW, Lexington. Missouri!
"A VIII practice his profession III All Ui III,
courts uI Lafayette county anu the courts -.
Record N the stale OLicv over Aul's Bank
t>lwy-r's old sI=utU. A.! business promptly
attended 10. ianp-Iy
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DIR. j. ". 1IENG.
STEOR As.
T.. BENTON TAYLOR.

4 TTuK>EY Al LAW, VIII practice in al
y me Courts ui I.iiiyU Uttr rni adjoining
couutlr, also IN the Fed, raj rou'ts. SpvCi"
attention gwen To- coll Lon Hni investigator
OF Lam ,itIrs 8t.ce in " Il>un'> block,
door 20 | :. Express nilice, Main street.
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ALFRED }. HALL.

ATE CIRCUIT AND PROSECUTING AT
eCGId. iH Lafayette Cy4ujy, ami IL a.! ;Le state
al vl-TaI Courts. LI.l!Iua! tiH Gui CUile,'-
lions i speciality Re!c.s Ly pcILnl>s!Unr to tie
Lexington S4NIugs E-Eh, Hon john Ec!t:
Chairman >tai- Desuvcr.aiic ENccuIIvr Comma
Zee; OUv- j oteVS!I>uu, | = Senator from
kentucky; u X I.vlIH.., COUNTY IIraeur-r;
WI. Il @,eetr, LuuHty Jerk. OAce over NJ.
x heIIeG's . >tyIe- ianl6-ly
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ERkSRIIS n. TUT,
Notary Pubic
TUT s. son.

A TTORNEYS Al LAW,
N IENISGToS, No
UuI,e No. s. y Main street. over TrNIs' b't:a
Store, Will practice IN ;he Laiarrtte HGt a'uuln
lag counties. Special attention gwen 10 cvlltc.
tIvns and the Investi CATION OF land titles.
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ELDRIDGE BURDEN,

4 TTuE\EY & COUSSELLOR Al LAW +,
"A Lexington, Mo. Othce Uack room over the
Lexington Savings B.snA, opposite court h 'usv
II practice IN thv state snd Federal courts
Prompt attention given 10 the collection OF Jams
aIi.l Probate b.i mess. feDlI-Si.
JOHN A. :. rurr- FRANkIIS n. TCTT,
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bEO. 5. RATHBUS. ). D. sHERALTEH
RATHBJS l. SHEW

A II0kNklS > Al LAW Lexington Mo. VA
"A practice n all the courts ui the SlNth judi
CGAL Circuit, and lalIy,i >t..tcs courts. Prompt
Grimes enables stole. opposite Ilty iote!.
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A doctor recently gave the following
prescription tor Il sick lady: "A new
bonnet, a Cashmere shawl. and silk
dress" The lady entirely recovered.
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JoII, ). nLAIhWELL.

llOKNET y la y, L, A!HEt,u, N Mrssouri.
n " ~ pG--t.te al IA! t!.e ,UuI,s Ot Laiay ellie
Gni .,J'IHIHs Cyu.Ii.S. FryIupt X IeuIiVu given
~ aH Ou !4r-> uIlct vt,E Auil's Savings
bank. >aWyvr' = old .in'!. iebl7tl
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LANES II. ,.cx4AyToS

4 IlOINEl AI Lam, i.rAIng!"n. Mo, ii
a pa iice n the courts vi iiii.! ctse and al!
o!u!ps cOuutIe-, and IN the supreme Court .!
.ht ate cPec.s:t attention gwen 10 COLLECTIONS.
Oihcc III Dutch Row. Eeur Quarles COS. DTu-
Store
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: x GRAVES. .. Z
GRAVES & WOOD.

A 1IORNElo IA Law. viii l'iartice In tn
N oIatv and Federal courts. iiuupl ssIteuliO!
g.>"n TO the collection II claims Onice vvti
ke!t-r's dry goods store opiocfts City Hotel,
lcAlus, on, Mo.
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A. +. ALEXANDER,

4 IIOENEi \ LAW. " i'll practice IN tht
"A Courts OF LaIay rttc anu adjoining counties.
VIZ! also attend prompt! 10 line cU.IccIIUl VI
Claims, and ~ invest. .-at!Un .! titles 10
estate. Otlce over The Banking House OF " IL
MORRISON i Co. i.IGiI-iy
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A TrOENElc Al LAW, LEXINGTON,
"A Missouri. Olhce over Wm. Morrison !,
Cos Bank. nUyl3iI
JOAN Z. INLAND XESuPHON RYLA>D,
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wYASpoTrE, KANSAS CITY AND NORTH wEsrEHS
HALLWAY. SAKHow CAUrk.
LEAVE LENINGIUN:
Pass epg"rs for Kansas city anI west ~ A. NJ
Express Mail ....---... 90 T..
~ al ~ M A
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On a child being told that he must be
broken of Il bai habit. he maivelv re-
piled. Papa. hadn't | better he mend.
tnn"
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When mau without cash OF credit
attempts to leave Il hotel. and lowers his
yalise out OF back window by means
If a rope. it makes charity seem cold to
hear the voice oI the landlord below,
yelling up: IAN right. I've got the va
liss; let go the rope."-lOil City Record
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ST. LOUIS. KANSAS lily AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
iiTtlns Tor Kansas City amt Vest. ~ A NJ
Trains toy It. Louis East amt South. .r:I5rh
Trans Tor h.nsas CITY "est.......-. n-i5 T.
Trains tor Richmond. ........ ..1 a. A NJ
....-.--...... = IL T. "
ARRIVE LEXINGTON
Trains from ST. Louis and all points East
and south ............... ............ : 30 A N
....-.-. ...-.....r. :! % T. NJ
From Kansas City and all points West. > 81 NJ
...........-... 9 g., i
ST. J"r amt points $orth. th.......-........ : 90 NJ
). f INGRAM, Agent.
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Err s. FIELD.

!LLIAM wALkER, gICHARO FIELD,
IB,tI
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MEDl eAL.
DIR. j. H. sTRAUGHN.

NFFiCE with DR. Chambers, over NJ E kci-
" Ter : store, opposite the Courthouse.
TiaES-lN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
lPPLIClYIeys roR PAYIyf.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. aas.


TINTED STATES LAND ofFIcE. CARSON
hereby gwen thas the NlAoAhA GOLD AID
Silvia MINING COMPANY. . corporation
existing under the laws Of the etate Of CAlifor-
mia. having its po~toffee at san Francisco, Cal
iforuis. has, By Z. Caldwell, the agent and
Superintendent thereof. this Gay died In this
once an application for . United stAtes patent
fvr ave hundred and reveaty-nve C5fo) iinear
feet Of the Niagar Lode. win surface ground
two hundrvd I1o0) feet In Width embracing .
sa-ioo sercs, onnsially surveyed. plated and de-
ship 10 north. RAnes 81 esst. y, D. d. and n,
and being situate IN the o Hill Mining Dis
trict, county Of storey and state Of Nevsds.
and described In the plat and Geld notes on nle
in this once - follows. Wig:
BEGINNING at . fost marked No. lu:S 3. Sur
vsy No. 10. on the sast sile Of Gold Canyon,
ar the south end OF the silver nnl co@psnyiss
dump and On the east boundary OF the heho."
u. 3 survey No. 80. from which said post the
quarter section eornsr on the lorth line Of Sec-
loa eight 49,. Township ID north. kanes II
east. \. D. ~. bears north "a degrees 81 min
utss west, distant LAS feet. and The nagrtan on
Niagara Companyis hoisting works bear south
81 degrcss ~ minutes east; thence. running
from said Post No. I. north forty-six and one.
fourth lsGh) degrees east two hundrsd Cro) fesi
W Pvss No. D: thence south forty.thrss and
three ourths tk5k) degrees east 1--WE hundred
~ h|~
thence south iony-six and one fourth ttssl de
xrses west two hun .red tsUl feet 70 the south'
east corner Of the /. Echo" u =. survey No. "
thspes along east boundary Of said US surye,
No. % north iorty three aud three fourths ,S3k
degrees west Ave hundred aud seventy five ISIS
net TO said Post No. I. tho place Of beginning
lst tho nerthvest<rly corner OF the claim: tn
mining ground hereby sought 10 b pstentes
icing bounded on the wet by the Echo claim
u. y. survey No. 50 bslonging to the Silve
Hin Mining COMPANY, and on the south b.
u.s. Survey No. ~
Ths part OF the said Niagara Lode hereb,
applied for 10 the n~orthwesterly or nottterl
SIS fess OF IN. i.So feet thersuf owned BY sai'
Niagara Gold ant silver Mining Company
which said Niagara Company does not. how
ever. hereby valve or prvjndiee any VI II
legal rights under mining laws Ia the remain
Ing OF southerly US tcet Of is said lode No
hereby rought TO be patented.
Notice Of the location II said hiagara Lid
may be found In Book y, a page is5. sold hi
Mining Rrcords. 81 virginia ci:y. Nevada.
Reference 10 hereby made - tho plat m
Geld not-s On nle Ina this once. and To The pl,
and notice upon said claim. for greater pa
ticularity.
81 esd c. n. HARRIS. Reci.is-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. Ne. ;sss.
Q. =. survey Ne. les

TT g. LAND oFfICE. CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, January -, ISL. Notice 10
hereby given that the NORTH CHAPMAN
MINING COMPANY. . corporation ex sting
usdsf and By virtue Of the state Of caliior.ls.
the owner Of the location and claim losai,d ~
the {" NORTH Company. on the Chapman Ledge"
by John A. McQuaid. / o duty authorized agent
for that purpose. whose pcstofnce address is al
Virginia City. Nevada. he. made Application for
ains norsheriy and sos,ssrIy sions ssid isdsr
or lode, and embracing the same, with all
dps. spurs. angles and vartaitoLs, with surface
ground 5ls 1tioO feat IN width, ~ defined by
rnd survey iines, diagonal, 3iS feed In length.
situated In the Gold Hill MinilR District store,
county. Nevada. and described more partieu-
larry upoo Official plat and neld notes Of .arvey
thereof on Me In ny oflos and posted on the
said claim a. follows, 10 WIT /; Be-inning at ,
post marked Nc. I. u. 4. survey No. its, ON =
westerly slope. at foot OF dump. and about 80
feet westerly from tn, North and south Chip
man joint shaft. and whence bears the quarter
setion corner On the south line OF 81 elton ~.
Township II north, RAn.e Il east, Mount Dia.
bio meridian. south1 drgrces - miLutos eA.t,
rost No. I. nrst course. north AIN degree. west
100 fsst " Post No. . /; thesec. secoId course.
nortn s. degrrcs 10 minut east J25 ic.t g.
Post No. ). On strep slopc Of railroad embank
ment, whence bears Witness Pv.t No. : so.th
1ik degress esst. distant ~ feet thence. third
~ &[lfn - ~ - - wv Wv
ness post No. .. whence bears the northwest
corner VI the lew Yellow Jacket shat. hou-s
south ION desrc~s east. distant aboat 2I0 feet.
ths east entrance Of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Tunnel narth % degrees west. distant
abou, 10 fest. LOO feet to Post No. I thence.
foarth eourse. south Is degrees 10 minutes vsst
Us feet w Post Nc. I, tho plsee u bcginnlnl-
containing ! 3lioo acres.
Barings etprc-scd IRON the true meridian.
Masnstie variation. ID degr~e- ~ minutes east.
survey made ~ conform with tbs record ol
ieation according Ia testimony Of witnesses -
To Identity VI the ame. -
Tbs labor and improvements consist Of q
JOINT shaft on the lins between the North and
south Chapman Companies claims on the
cnlpmaa Ledge, two ineline- respectively u
aud y feet deep. and . shan nowu used b. the
Yellow Jacket Cospa.y. exceeding $500 In
value.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
porion ~ ,Aii mining gr0uld. Hsi,inDefore
described. arv rquircd To nlo thsir adverse
claim thereto with the Register OF the unit,d
states Land Ofice 81 Csrsou City. Nevada.
during tho sixty.dsys period Of publication
hereof. or they Will 10 barred by virtue Of the
pr,vision- Of the statute.
jais ed @. n HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-03
FOR SALE.

ONE aEcoND CLASS sIL,Ys ROTARY
" FIRE kNdINE Guaranteed IN perfect
orderl, two HOSE CAiiktA0Es. and ons thou.
sand feet Of CsrboriEei Hose.
Apply 10 the underlined.
JACOB Y0rHG. JR.,
L. GUoGENnEiN,
ff5 I'm X. FINCK.