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WASHINGTON NATATORIUM,
w The only SWIMMING SCHOOL in the Dis
trlct. Gil, 613 aud els ST, bet 9th aud It'll sts.
Season Ticket IS Single Lesson. 75c. Twelve
lessons, SO. Single admission Csc. Five Tickets,
81 lmyS-lDl X. Z. 0DLUM 90.
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MITCHELL COOKE 4 Co..
IL STOCK BROKERS'.

Buy and sell on small margins all Stocks quoted on
New York Stock Exchange; also deal in Stock Priv
ege Contracts at close r-:aa. Correspondence 60
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H
THE BLUE RIDGE RoUTR.-In con
versation to-day with General R. N.
Hood, President of the above road, he
informed us that he had just received in
formation from the principal stockholders
OF his road, that they were ready at any
time to complete it to the North Carolina
line. He also has ASSURANCES from Col
onel G. j. Foreacre, OF Georgia, that
ample arrangements have been made for
the completion of the road in that State
to the line between Georgia and North
Caroline. This lenyes 20, miles unpro-
.vided for, being that part of tho road
which will run through the State of
North Carolina. General Hood informs
us that steps are being taken to secure
the means for the cnmnlatinn of gl.et linz
and he is snnguine that the time 10 NOT
far distant ~heii IL will DO done. Taken
together, he does not think the construc.
ton Of this part Of the line will be ...ore
expensive thsn that from hero to Mary
vile. We have the utmost confidence in
the completion of roed from Knoxville
to che Atlantic seaboard in. d very. few
years. The friends OF the Blue Ridge
Road are very active, and hsye recently
obtained legialation il, South Carolina TO
their Eintefo5ts. Within the next ten
Ysnra the saicE DIN hislf cens sarys ysili
be, realized, and Knoxville viii have
direct standardization with Charleston
aud Augusta. Ki7orrille Chronicle.
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.nnADv GIRL. e

a littie one climbed In my. iap last night--
e A iair i little creature With Sd NY eyes,
Tdat seemed 20 have talreF sbeir radiant
From tGs fsiress hue q the summer
And down ON my shouIdershe laill her head,
And settled hesaslf fwith 10 aisains little
And then; looking up in my face. she said,
sNow, sing:me 9 song of a baby girl.p +
"of ab9by girlf' How my thoughts fe!s
TO another time and another scene,
Far. FAR down on my ,nenioyj % track,
With many 10y and sorrow between
10 another Zine, when at evenings close,
Tired ont With the long days busy whirl,
j, too, climbed for o sweet repose.
0n5my mothers lap7-a baby girl
How we change, how we change. as the
years 90 on rf
There Rre silver threads In my hair to-day ;
And the loving and cherished mother is gone
To the pleasant land where angels stay.
o, I wonder, I wonder, If e'er ehe looks down
From 'the beautiful city with gates OF
PEARL
From "the sounding harp and the gleam-
To follow the fate OF her baby girl?
What is this, little one2 All, her head
~ droops low,
And her fingers have looscne heir cling
ing grasp,
For the innocent slumber but children know
Holds her baby brain in In its soothing
grasp,
And Igather moro closely her form TO my
breast,
And : -tenderly toy with each clust'ring
p curl,
Tnen our labor is done, may our final res.
BE as sweet as the sleep of my baby girl
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She iewidoWed, poor and lonely. Lether
return ~ your home and your love, Har-


She ieWidoWed, poor and lonely. Lether
return ~ your home and your love, Har-
old"
There was moment of silence, and
the mother soflly carried the strong right
hand of her husband In her own until 1t
rested upon the hesd Of tho babe in her
arms.
BE looked Gown and eaid:
II grant your birthday wish, Meta.
Take mo TO Clartce."
Ii With d tender, loving kiss upcu the
hand that stiil rested upon the chiid's
head, Meta led the way back 10 her own
pretty sitting-room where the daughter
awaited the result Of the GRAND.
As she heard tho steps coming across
the wide hall toward the room where she
was seated, her agitation became too
great for patient waiting, and she stood
up, holding her child by the hand, her
breath coming in quick, painting sobs,
her eyes belated with suspense, and her
whole figure quiyering with emotion.
It was this eager face that met ti,s
fathers eyes as be opened the door-the
face Of the child to whom he had given
the strength Of love Of years:
There VAS cry Of:
HFat,ler, dear, dear father"
And they were folded fast In each
others arms, while Meta drew wonder
ing Stephen into an inner room and closed
the door.
The gossips are divided in their opin-
ions as TO the amount OF hatred and jeal-
ousy existiDg between the young widowed
daughter and tte young wife at the great
house. but It would be quite beyond tho
power of their narrow minds to understand
the true sisterly love that exist between
Clarice Menderson and Mr.. Hepworth's
second wife,
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sI. =. fIa- Il y ~ I. . f.. ~ .a
IAN Owls FLIaaT OF 500 lfIhns.---
The White Star Steamship Celtic which
arrived from Liverpool on Mednes-
asssyf aasssf !!sst brought ia stsapges paaseneet
who had boarded thasl vessel in mid,
ocean. a largo white owl dropped on
one cf the forward spars in en- exiiausted
condition one evening when the vessel
yas about 800 miles of. the e1Ifst
OF Newfoundland. When brought I'd
the deck by q 6ailer 1t was found to he
nearly dead from cold and hunger, aud
almost too weak TO eat. II had yhacome
@ fset;s.T ;; @ iTi5 sisTlbi5a viu.
lently in eiidsevoring 70 swallow the
frat inorsol af meat which was placed In
its beak. It slowly recovered and is
now perfectly well. It Is supposed to
have been blown off tho coast of New
foundland By the weateriy gales. Find
Ing itself once at sen It had probably
ceased making the efforts to reach land
and had drifted before the gale, its onfy
efforts being to keep above water. The
bird must have POSSESSED remarkable
powers of8enduFance, the officers say,
to have kept up so long. The Celsic's
owl which Is now quite tarna peaaa,,sa
nearly five fees from wing 70 VSng, aud
Is whito with. the exception OF Il few
small apsoks of dark eolor.-Aesc York
4 iTTnasA Z: 8
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SHOULD Cousins KIss.--Number three
of a series Of prizegues promulgated
by the London Whitehall Reuieso, H.,
Should adult Cousins, male or female, be
allowed TO kish each other?" Some of
the answers received are as follows:
= Yes, because Jacob after having per-
sonated Esau, kissed his cousin Rachal
Us soon as he saw her, aud their parents
approved.
Then they will care for it as little as
grocers' boys do for sugar.
Shakespeare says, kiss me, sweet coz :"
and Tennyson says Of himself and his
cousin Amy" ""And our spirits rushed
together at the touching of the lips"
AS q lady is concerned, it must 10 con-
sidered fair proceeding. If she is mar
ried, it cannot be miss.
Brothers and sisters kiss, and their
children should follow their example.
Zone touch Of nature makes the whole
world kin; )" kiss being touch of nature,
they should kiss to make them still more
akin.
Family affection is tender and beau
tiful plant which cannot be too carefully
nurtured.
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SHERMAN AND BoYNToN.-- Wasking-
ton, February 26.-Gen. Boynton has re-
ceived from the secretary of war copies
OF the official endorsement made upon
the charge preferred by him against Gen.
Sherman of conduct unbecoming an Off
Ger and gentleman. The charge was
referred by Secretary Ramsey to Gen.
Sherman himself who makes the follow
ing remarks upon it: "The charge Is an
insult to my Office, my past record of
public services, aud name which has
stood sixty years without single impu-
tation on my honor or integrity. To the
living and to the friends of the dead I am
ever responsible for every word I have
spoken or written. IF eyer in lny life at
anytime khaye done Injustice to- any per-
son ! will cheerfully submit the matter TO
60 umpire and abide bis Judgment. FL.
V. Boynton, however, has no right 10
Impose upon us the heavy cost Of q
military trial.. I regard his premature
publication of the matters Of scandal as
in the line of his profession,a !.ani
l9eant to avoid the only trial ,shichS Is
right and proper, viz: u trial in one oil
the civil tribunals of the disi.ict Of CO.
lumbia, whare my attorney, Hon. M. H.
Carpenter, is ready to answer in my
name at any and all times."
8 Gen. Boynton, In his reply to the letter
of the secretary of war transmitting cop.
les of the endorsements, protests against
the President's decision not to order a
court-martial, and says: "By the Presi-
dent's decision no officer syill hereafter
iniure bis army standing, during this ad-
ADMINISTRATION at least, by denouncing q
citizen through the public press in Ian.
guage Of the foulest abuse. The high
sense OF honor, however, Of the great
body of the officers of the army renders
1t certain that the Presidents indulgenco o
will rarely, if ever, be needed by any
officer below its general"
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OR. J.F. HAYWOOD,
Of New York, voluntarily indorbes it.
-READ WHAT HE SAYS

Dr,TUTT: New Yofk Bopt., t9. 1877.
Dear sir-Dprins this yeaI val ed a no hundred
city the cases rero cf gsz: sese.e t$pe. Il VA
and oonioss my e1Ipriso at is wonderful pourr
During practice OF tsenty yeaIs have ncTe,
happy ehects. II instantly subdued the mos. violent
tn OF coughing, and invariably curej tho dsc.se In
fow dayL. Iohosrfsly indoTse 1t as the beat lupI
medicine ever gSed
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- Leadville Is q place Of strong con-
tRasLs. The characteristics OF new
mining town are eeen there yet, gam-
bling h5iis and bar rooms are more,
numerous than any other places of knsi-
ness. the pistol aud the knife are iii com-
mon use, highwayInen rob the stagea
close by, and desperate adsentnrera
abound out opposed to these things 10
\ strong desire for Law and order, schools
and churches are being established, and
It is thought that tho civilization OF
Leadsille @ill scon be accomplished.
Two LoaisyiIle yopag men ofhigh
etaHulng IN society, quayFelieti abOut 81
young lady, and one challenged the other
TO q duel, The latter accepted, and
chose Rsta es ahs yssapons They Sorght
thirty gonnds, under pFixe-ring rules, md
were fnaily 80 3exslausted that neither
could como TO time.
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j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD. M. d.
a NEWSPAPER PUg. wR,TEs.

Office, Evening NeHs, Augufta, Ga
DR.. TUT: DpaF Bir---My iit.ie eon. was attacked
With pasumon:a hst winter which left him with
for tho euro OF whieh indebted toyour yslusbl
Eypeet?rEnt had tried most every, tb'-E rec.m
scetorant, olo bot.I. of Which removed tho cougt
cntirels. With many thanks. sm yours truly,
JOHN H, HElGLE
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AIAIrE Nass==e5cp Bittess. ii wiii5s, i5s !, 4 /
arc advertissa III our columns, are 4 sure
cure for agues hillopsrtss and kidney,
complaints. Thoss ~ 10 suse them say
they cannot be too highly Recommended.
Those afflicted should give tlefa d fair
tsini, and win become thereby entnus;as-
tic in the pfaiae OF their curative euali-
sies.---k brll mn Afdua. n
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dad terrible NIOHT oWEATS.

DR.. TUT: sr-I havo bean a.,serinG foF nearly tNt
years with . severe cough. Wlen commenced e.
rdG,Itoon POUNDS in weight. had tried alinos
s,1y!eiag asd tefTI9ia nisht sws.,s iaTs ,, tano,
.h7 cough has disappeared and have gained fiftocI
pounds In legh. IToconmendi. 1. 10 nlf my friends
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~ 10 leg I've council Of Mi phis,
Tenn haye Issued an order for tho tis.
trustion of the Nicholson pavement in
shat city, so Truthful source Of cpl 6eriic,
and by April ] they hope 70 have Il rye,-
placed With broken stOite and graDel.
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A.. rurcst and Best Medicine ers. ~. !

-. rurcst and Best Medicine er;: ~. ~
\ Ge,alinc,ion OF IIopa. Buchu. HIr.,:s-,t
snt Itnndci!aii. with pii the hest aud mot "a.
t.verTcp-rlfs ~ all otlicr Filters makes tlt tiy;
est ts.Io?i Purifier, Liver lstEu atof, and Ln.
ana Iicai Il Ecsiorin2 Agent on earth.
No dfseasc III h"alth can possibly long exit
Th"re Hop Filters are nsel 80 varied and Perfect
arc their operations.
Tary glre iie aad ,i5or 10 tr aged rnd iuFru'-
To Eli vosc Cin..luys cause frrrYuiiytty OF
he cuwcls or Eti.ary Or.a:,R or who require map
H-''."F. Tonic aud mild tiu!int. Hop Bitterd are
81 'auatie Without Intoxicating.
30 matter what yotr feet: IS symphonic a'c.
Gi.-t tho d!yt-Sr or cIlnraL 10. use GUp T:trrs.
~ =. wait until you sick. but IL you only 4.
al II iai:cralle use tho Eitters st once Il ui,j
49, !?ir life. Il has aaTcd l'tndrcds.
.Cpwi'l he paid for case they win not cn., :,
&c 90: =;; sT i,- 10. o,T :s.c:1: s@Gc-. be.
a. -at u:bc III. III TO use Hop Elticfo.
EsHci;Lcr. Hop Bite Is vile. druEced. ti7nk
IN aN' rhin but the i'u.Cst and Lest Medicine cr-i
'is'":iic "IuynIids Erierd md Hope" eId
~ pcfsvn or family Should be without thcn.
Got nurno ahis day. EiEg
iloF CoroH CrEE 10 tho sweetest, rafest M Il heat
Ask Children
Ono HOP TN for Stomach, LIVER md Kidneys ii
hIprrior 20 all othrrs. q SIX Druggists.
p. I. C. ts nm absolute and frrcBistahle euro for
Orrnkcnns.s. nio OF opium, tobacco I::i narcotics:
All told W eugybk. Iisa EIi-. ne. c. ne--- \ Z
q s-na fP Cirrulr, ~
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To tho DefendaDe {. Matte Orr, salllo Orr, Eliza

To tho Defendnpn Matte Orr, Sallio Orr, Eliza
Taylor. Leo v, illard, Essle Willard. William r.
TAKE c:.yrICE, That the complaint In this case
Ia fled 10 confirm tIe partition and sale OF the
Real Estate of William N. Wilson, sold by order
In October. A. D. 1882 and purchased By the De-
fendant. John M. Orr, in which you have an inter
cat. Tho lands sold are described as follows
Tract No. /, containing one hundred and seventy
eight ceres, bounded by lands Of Moses Hodges,
7. II. McCann and Others Tract No. 2, contain
Ing about eighty-hve acres, bounded by lands Of
Thomas T. Rankin and lot No. Tract No. 8, con-
tanning about seventy-one acres, bounded by landB
OF VIM. Ford, Jesse Prnter and Tracts No. and 2.
MOORE < ALLEN, Planting Attorneys.
Jan %. 1850 - % ~ d I
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- For tho benefit OF whom it may con.
Germ, We are ablelte state that q letter haa
been wRit,en from the Treasury Depart
ment to South Carolina 70 tho eject that
the civil service order was not intended
to apply to the Southern States where
the Republican party could not be car
EieG on Rithcpt the cid of Ee6efnl Office
holders. Aug4std Chronicle and Caasti-
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STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA
t TnrN7,tr n T. INnrDcnN
OURT OF COBIsEON PLEAS

COURT OF COBIAEON PLEAS.
]. F. Cooley and wife, A. C. Cooley, Plaiutiffs,
against Abba Wilson, John l.. Wilson, ct al., De-
fondants.-Sun,mon, for Reli.f-Cbnpgaint not
iSerccd.
To the Defendants Matte Orr Sallie Orr. Eliza
Taylor, Lee Willard, Essio Willard, William r.
Wilson, Matilda Mccoy and John N. Orr:
VOU are hereby summoned aud required to an
Il Bwer tho complaint in this action, o copy OF
which Is 1Ied In the Office OF the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas, at Anderson G. H., 8. c., and to
serve copy Of your answer TO the said complaint
tho subscriber 1T their Office Anderson c. H.
8. c.. within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive OF the Day of such service and II yon
fall 10 answer tn, complaint within the time af0re-
said, the plaintiffs in this action will appy to the
Court for the relief 5cmanded in the complaint.
Dated Anderson Z. H., s, G., Jan. %, a. D. 1880
MOORE & ALLEN,
Plaintifs' Attorneys.
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< a ACoNuNDRuaI. -. Wdshindton, Fs5rssa-
10 70, 50 30, .,;fsl no blowing open letter will
appear in eto.nRogEoyg,s !;cnis ::ss RIs
leigh, ~. G. 22e6 g. rs His ErceL.
teiacy che IsesideHt: SiR-On the 29th
of January, 1880, q ameeting OF the Re.
publican State Executive Committee of
the State of North Carolina was held In
The city Of Raleigh, by which committee
and at which timo and place, doIegates at
large we're choaea d ,tSS BeTabL an ii
National Convention, which wifi fnees st
Chicago. on the second of juno next.
As momheTa OF that committee and par
sicipating in Its meeting were William
y. Qanaday, Collector Of Customs ct
Siluiing son 81. .. Mott Collectof of
tneeynel Revenue Cor tho Sixth C0liec.
ton Dlatsi5ss of North Garolina, and
Pihkney Rollins, q CLERK Ia the Loan
Division of the Treasury department.
khsae otlic etol ders took part ia the do.
iiherationg of tho committee in defiance
OF yons civil Hatyice order No.. 1. As
vide pc licA lion was given 20 'IIie fact,
tliid as yott have taken no steps t6 pnn-
sslf the offend defa aud appear consistent
la yotir ANNOUNCED Asiiria r. g. =
SIyil ssfvi6e and keep Federal oiEiee-
holders from q interfering With the
right OF our. estixans lii conyentiona
end elections, write yoti at the earnest
regneat OF many eitizans as we'll as on nv
CsgIl Sc. ouIit 20 ask you 10 do uB the
tlgyOs % tell us what y6pr civil service
order Mo. ], SreAns. ISvef double;
headed construction will be some conao-
latiops With great respect ii an youp
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lsignsdI Jso. .. GonMAr.


Lose yToBDs. 2 saiid ION.
which is the most das.sss.... -. - 3,
the Engliss Language to psonouncs ~
DOM kn0STs,sss eai.l Bob, ssunless
II NJ II swearing word.
4 Pooh r. eaid Tom sits sturablesl,
becapee yon are sure q, |, get sti,nsh shle
.between the frat and tlIs last letter.,
Ia, ha z, eaid Boz, s'fioH IFye one
loglyogi. found 1t ode day In rsaS.n s
tIs a lss. w biol. IS tlss longest word I'd
.asl ttse Eng lisfi IEpg o., p,
Naleludinari arianisp = said Tom,
No, sir; ilis satilsa bscausa thsre,s
2 sghclo mile between flie fisst and last
last0r.
hol Z, cgie6 Ton, & { notliing.
kslsliess q ssorSl tliat has over thfso miles
hataeef lss besi inning atsd nnd diag.
0w Sgaat.a shat ~, tsked I3osS fsiat.
Bsieogarsd exc:aimsd 1'Om, tss-
Gen Long o. aunpofgs csrant for
ee1 tfler term anf believe that ds end
he only ct pub icala carlliasr te., sa,,
e.'lFy North caEolsts, Eonisiasia aud
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n By pfevious agreement! the fre.
quenteEs OF saloons OF Abba, Iowa, pre-
tended to bo unconscious oftha presence
of the lgnnan who made \ ra.sant raid
but eontinusa their diversions Ms though
nothing unusual was going ON. The
women held several .,ravar E.szAaines. -.
at Iast got angry and @@sas s,5iIia. 3. M &
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NEW TO-DAY.
Application for a Patent
TO THE
GOLCHIS MINE.
Iv- ~. ~ No. 5si. Fr7 q
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.


Eureka, Nevada. May TO- 1850.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Great Western Tunnel Company, by its
authorized agent Jas. I. Smith, Whose postothce
address is Tenn Pluto, Nevada. has this day filed
his application for spatent for nine hundred and
alxty.three 1861 linear feet of the Colchis Mine.
or vein bearing liver, with surface ground four
hundred feet In width, situate. LYNN and being
in TEN piute Mining District, County Of Lin.
coin. and state OF Nevada. and known and des-
ignated by the field notes and official plat on
file n this Office as lot No. 81, Mount Diablo
meridian.
The exterior boundaries OF said lot No. 50, be-
ing as follows, to wit: Variation 1917 degrees
east. Commencing at post marked No. l, U.
survey No. &c, whence Grant Peak bears N. .
degrees, Al minutes west, 1891 and four tenths
feet; o. g. nonument.No 3, Coyote Peak, bears
8. 10 deg. 80 min. west, 3424 feet and the work.
ing shaft upon this lode bears y. deg 30 min.
W, 40s and six tenths feet. This post is at the
southwest corner of the Baalbec lode or mining
claim, thence running; LIST course. 20 deg. l..
1853 feet. to o post marked O. 8. survey No 60,
No. Q; thence. % course, 8. 20 deg. W, eco feet.
to post marked u s. survey No. 80. No. 8;
thence, Sd course, S. 70 deg. W. 40 feet, to q
post marked U. 8. survey No. 81, No. 4; thence,
4th course, N. 20 deg. E, GOO feet to post
marked U. S. survey No. SO, No. 6; thence, 9Th
course, N 40 deg. W, 1863 feet, to q post marked
q. s. survey No. 50, No. G; thence, 9th, course,
N 10 deg. Z. 400 feet to post No. l, at the place
OF beginning, containing ss-10e acres.
This claim is bounded by the Baalbec Home
stake, South End and Old Abraham lodes or
mining claims.
The location OF this mine is duly recorded in
| the Recorders office of Tenn Piute Mining Dis
| trict, in book b. page sc. OF Mining Records.
| Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Colchs mine or said mining
ground as hereinbefore described, are required
| to file their adverse claim with tho Register
OF the United States Land office at Eureka, in
| the State Of Nevada. during the sixty days
period of publication hereof. or they will be
barred by virtue Of the provisions of the
| Statute.
| my15-G0d JAMES McMART1N, Register
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Application for a Patent
TO THE .--..
SOUTH END NINE.
No. SOS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, May 10. 1880.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Great Western Tunnel Company, by Jas.
Smith whose postoftice address is Tenn Pluto.
Lincoln county, Nevada, has this day filed his
application for patent for fifteen hundred 1900
linear feet of the South End Mine or vein
bearing silver, with surface ground four hun
dred (A0O) feet In width, situate, lying
and being in Tenn Piute Mining District, County
Of Lincoln and state Of Nevada. and known and
designated by the field notes aud official plat on
flo in this office as lot No. 90 Mount Diablo
meridian. 20 ft @ h."
The exterior boundaries of said lot No. SO
being as follows, to wit: Variation 1879 degrees
east Commencing at post marked No. l, u.
8 survey No. So, whence Grant Peak bears N.
o deg. a. min. W, Ill feet; u s. monument
No. 3 on Coyote Peak bears 8. 81 deg. 20
min W, 1lO8 feet the Colchis shaft bears N. s
deg. 45 min. E, 2l56 feet, and the working shaft
upon this lode bears N 6 deg K, $50 feet.
Thence running. LIST course, N. 70 ieg. E, 400
'eet, to post marked No. =. 0. 8, survey No. 53;
thence, I'd course, N. deg. 10 min. W, 15c0 feet,
to q post marked No. .. U. s. survey No. S.
which is also post No. 3 of U. s. survey No So
Colchis lode; thence, Sd course, 8. 70 deg W
400 feet, to . post marked No. 4. y. s. survey
No. SO, which is also pot No. 4, U. 8. survey
No. 81. Colchis lode; thence, 4th course, s.
deg. Is min. 4, 1000 feet. to post No. l. the place
Of beginning, containing Is 43-1o0 acres.
This claim is bounded on the north by the
Colchis lode, on the northwest by the Old
Abraham. and on the south and east by nc
known claim. It.t sfE f"
The location of this Mine is duly recorded il
the Recorders Office Of TEN Piute Mining Dis
trict, In Book B, page 80, of Mining Records
Any and sll persons claiming adversely any
portion of said South End Mine or said mil,
ing ground o. hereinbefore described, are re
Quired to file their adverse claim with tn,
Regi .ter of the United States Land Office a
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, during the sixt,
days period of publication hereof. or they viii
be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of tn,
Statute. 70 e4r..ln..gs..E -W
myl5.lot JAMES McMARTIN. Register