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NARR a LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings
+, :, = -s.otationa aa f0lOWg:-
ph,IadeIphIa Trade Report.

"WEDNESDAY, July 1.-THE volume OF business effect
ed in Flour light but prices remain without quotabe
change. About 500 bushels were taken in lots by
the home consumers at s59637H for spper1ne;
sb44@bTb for extras S6@7 for Iowa, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota extra family; i0S6VO for TenDsylYania
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
How It Comnnrcn rIlh Olhcr LInes.

The following despatch from the Commissioners
appointed 10 examine the Pacific Railroads has been
received by Secretary Cox:-
SAN FRANCISCO, Jun 3s.--To the Secretary OF the
Interior:-We have been over the two Pacific Rail-
roads, from Omaha to Sacramento, almost all the
way by daylight. going at the rate OF thirty miles an
hour and over, and we find them to be as good as
any new roads ever made in this country. They
were not perfected from Echo Canon to the Hum
boldt, but hundreds OF laborers now perfecting
the work as fast possible. We are satisfied that
all has been done in good faith.
b. f. WAnG.
JAMES BR0OKs
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Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
FIRST ROARD
Measra- DK HAVEN 3 BROTHKR. No. 4O s.. Thir

Messrs. DE HAVEN h BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations.
u s. 6s of 1881, 1i6%@1l7; do. 1862 1213S@121 q
do 1864, 117N@117%; do 1855, l1sS@11s31 do. 1866
1865 1l6@116k; do. bs, 1O-4Os 1O12s@1O1IS U. g.
30 Year 6 per cent Cy., 105%@106; Due Comp. Int
Notes, 1914. Gold, 1s4@1s41l; Silver l29@lSOH.
JAY COOKE co. quote Government securities as
follows:WU s. 6s OF 1881, 116I@11Th; b-20s
Of 1882 dO 1884 ila%@91lddI} ia 91d dS NSv'
iSSY ia iSI16sI: do 1868, 116@1161(; l0406, l0T3
@Ios. Pacincs, los 51@1O69S. Gold, 1875.
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Successful.

ALBANY, July flames C. Matthews (colorei
was the successful prize essayist competing for
a medal in the Young Mems Association in this
city yesterday.
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NIoyemenrs Of steamer.

Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph.
New YORK, July 7.-Steamer Lafayette, from
New York June 26th, arrived out this morning.
The Cunard steamer Russia, for Liverpool, to-
day takes out 1864, 900 in spece.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For Gdditsnal Marine Ns,Os see inside Pages.

(By Atlantic oabls)
BREsT; July ARRIVED, steamship Lafayette from
New York.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA q.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
eIu 9FFIcE. u,o
CLEARED THIS MORNING
Brig Bloomer Chuddock Cork for ORDERS L. Wesergaard
scbT papntless. oOOmbs, Boston. j, f. Bailey 90.
schr Judge HOpkinsOn, FentOn, New Haven SinScLson
s sehE Minnesota. PhhipPpsy h,spy M Fair Haven, DO
SRF sSRF + 4 4 bsnSsS % %sbsys 'ss New Haven ss
sSRr sSRr f. As " Behsdot. Case. Groenport. Gt S SS
Schr Hazeton, Gardner, Taunton, do
SS6r SSRr LIZZIE LIZZIE Hand, Hayer6iil, DO DO.
sST ssSF smith sSi sbas pS udd
SsST ssT u q GBaP%sf Bas GFa9%sr B"rs seVsry DO $S
S@c6r @ Maria Fleming. Williams Norwich. do
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
s sons oTSa up Ss
America -. ,.,,, r..,,.
Island with salt to VIM Bumm / Son-vessel to Work
schr Ralph souder Crosby days from HillsbOrO. with
psSisr ssba 70 J. j. Russell Chapman days from Portland o.
~ s.SF' Iss Ga days from Gardiner Me-
Sehr sarah Cobb days from Rookland Lake, with ice
70 sem SSaSEd days from Roehland
Correspondence oftee railaislchia Exchange
LEWIS Del July 5L,Brig ElmOre. with ice for Pha.
Barane Lady Hda from London for PHILADELPHIA was
bearded by pilot boat H. Cope 45 miles of Cape Hem
open Brig Josephine, from Trinidad for Philadelphia
Barqusntne ATdross for Hull barques Comet, for Lon
Jeannette, for Exeter f. Bourneu for Quebec and
brig saPS pS Gibraltar have passed pS = since
MEMORANDA,
BSs for a sPS New dds%ae "a
Sehr s. Watson, Adams hence at Nantucket lst inst
s. Cannon Cobb; r. w Dillon. Ludlam Eva Belle, Bar.
Schrs Geo Fales Little j. H. Bartlett HarTis. SarsS
Mills. - q. L. vandervoort. Kelley; and John Waiksr
Davis, hence, at Providence 4th inst ~ "~-''s
schrs Lady Ellen, Doughty; Caroline and Oornelia,
Crowley; North Pacific, Eaton aud j. Burlev 6aundeTs
Tor Philadelphia, sailed from Providence Cd i1st,
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

The International Sculling Match-The
Harvard Crew Getting Ready to
Depart-Crime in Tennessee
Spicy Controversy in
Baltimore-Euro-
pean Markets.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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(By Atlantic Onbs)
BREsT; July Arrived steamship Lafayette, from
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ..............J j
CLEARED THIS MORNING

STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING rEIKeRAPH
OFFICE.
A. M....."...6sl IL A. M......".77l 9P.M...., ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

The NseAeys ~ lhe Rock IslanA Fair.
II was matter Of profound regret to the wan.
agemet Of the La Sale county fair, when they
learned, after having, some four weeks ago,
changed the time of holding our county fair.
that the Nicely Brothers, Of the famous Green.
bush Farm in this county, had made such en-.
gagements in Other counties, Mat they would be
unable by reason Of such change. to exhibit their
splendid stock at home. However, La Sale
county is losing nothing in the way of honor and
fame on that account. Wherever The Neelvs
80, they take first premiums on horses and cattle.
1t was SO at Rock Island last week--it will DO
so at Davenport, and it will be 50 at the State
fair. In the reportof the Rock Island Fair in the
Rock Island Union We find the following refer
ence to the NeelyBrothsrs ana their stock:
THE GREENBusH FARM-Neely & Bro, Of
the well known Greenbush Farm, La Salls
county. are present with two car loads Of thsir
fine stock, consisting Of draught and thorough.
bred horsessand fne cattle. In the herd there Il
some fine blood q there is in the United Statss
Their three year old bull SECOND Duke of
Paris" is noble animal weighing, No should
judge, some 1900 pounds, and he Justly took the
first premium. He was bred BY B. J. Clay, Of
Kentucky. "Betty," three years old, bred BY
VIM. Yule of Lockport, and "Beauty the Third,
are choice cows and show fns breeding. cara
bella Fourth" was fine red COW with one OF the
best red bull calves We have ever seen, took the
first premium at the Wisconsin State Fair. as the
best mixer of any breed. Their Thoroughbred
horse Tempest" is perfect picture, and was
acknowledged by judges to be as near perfection
as possible. Tempest" was foaled in June 1869,
and got by the we'll known Ottawa horse Lex.
icon.
Nicely q Bro. have spared neither pains nor
meney to get the best blood in the country
They are rapidly acquiring name throughout
the West, and their Greenbush Farms will be az
we'll known in the adjoining states as they are
in La Sale county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

The telegraph has been exceeding chary Of
California election news. We are, however, be.
ginningto get glimpse Of the result through
clean sweep with regard to the Legislative
ticket, electng to Lower House forty.eight mem.
bers to the Radicals three, and twelve Senator's
to the Radicals none. Three years ago tho Red.
ical majority in California vas 1900; now the
Democratic majority in the state is estimstsd ct
at not less than $4,000. The Radical party Is
20 thoroughly ''aaxed OUT that like the appear.
sncs of the late total eclipse Of the sum- only the
corona of its former glory is visible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18
FROM MENDOZA.
THE HORSE FAIR,

Commencing on Tuesday Of last week, and
continuing until Saturday, gotten up by J. Mil.
ton Smith, was eminently q success. The large
cash premiums, offered for various kinds of
horses and craftsmanship. induced large num-
Der OF people to compete for prizes The loca-
ton was highly favorable to large attendance
from the surrounding country, and it being elev-
en- years since Mr.. Smith had an exhibition here
Of tho same kind. Eminent horses from Wiscon.
sin, Iowa, Indiana and this state, gave q great
zest, to the fair. Ample accommodations we're to
b had at ordinary every day prices. Every.
body was pleased, and went away fully satisfied
with the weeks diversion.
On Saturday, the horse mte' in token of their
high appreciation of the enterprise and fairness
Of Mr.. Smith, made him present of q silver tes
set, from the Judges stand.
The trotting was highly craditable for new
track, and only one.half mile but the great in
terest eentered in the horses, and there were
more present than had ever been seen at any
other fair in the state before, although much
interest was manifested in the rscking rsces
But the most interest was shown in two mule
races best two in three, for premium Of two
hundred dollars The time made in this run.
ing race was two miles in two minutes and forty.
two seconds. The crowd Of people partly held
their breath as these swift steeds came flying past
in their headlong course, four times around the
track, snd then only won by short stretch. On
Saturday another exciting race. but only two
filly entries were made. This was for best
three in Ave mile heats. Premiums were 5000,
$i0O, and $50, closing up the fair. Everything
passedsof pleasantly; the weather was delight
full; there were no broils or fights; the police
were efficient, and all attempts to make disturb
anee we're promptly silenced.
sas Nat Is Llut FIRE.
On Wednesday evening last the wooden mill
Of Msssra Kortick & Co. was discovered to be
On Are, about one o'clock. All attempts to save
Il from the frst were abandoned. By some IL
vas thought to have been the work OF an inoen.
diary, but the reasonable conclusion is that 1t
Wss set on fire BY spontaneous combustion Of
large pile Of slack coal inside Of an Enclosure out
side tho engine room, contiguous thereto for CON-
vshiencss The mill was run during the day, and
ysrious circumstances indicate the origin OF the
Ase a. above stated. The building was wood,
and the machinery was new and most OF 1t valu.
able, worth about $1,000 Insured for $500.
A small wooden tenement house standing near
it vas also destroyed. The factory was erected
by three OF four Germans, and was becoming
paying enterprise. TIA loss will be severely felt
BY the public In this vicinity.
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Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors convened in this
city on Tuesday, and organized by electing
Benz Edgecomb chairman. Mr.. Edgecomb rep
resents the town Of Ophir, and is politically
known as member Of the Labor Party"
As there is really no essential difference in
principle between the democrats and the Labor
Party, so far as the objects specially sought by
the latter are concerned, it was the most na.
tural thing in the world for the democrats to
unite in supporting member of that party
for the craftsmanship of the board, and thus
compass his election by one majority over =
radical; yet we notice our radical neighbor of
the Republican is shocked at this "political
marriage" as he calls it, and INDUCES in some
metaphors on the subject, the propriety of
which is on par with their modesty.
No other business was done on Tuesday but
to organize. On Wednesday the chairman
announced the following standing committees:
Court Honse and .Jail-Wm. Reddick, John
Jacobson, M. H. Crider and Henry Curyea.
Equalization-N. Mcintyre, A. Hoge, D. N.
Roberts, Joseph Baker and L. B. Croker.
Paupers-Wm. r. Milligan, VIM. A. Will
kins, P. Barber. D. F. Hit and Nelson Rich
ardson. .rpTf
Ailitary-L. B. Crooker James Comyns, e.
Trumbo and L. H. Harris. l.oe
1oonshsp Organization Evans, D. Mason,
G. G. Caldwell, Jos. NJ. Hanna, Joseph Hart
and D. F. Hit.
To Settle with County Treasurer-G. M. Price,
G. W. Armstrong, Allen Wylie, VIM. Halcott
and S. j. Chapman.
TO Settle acith Superintendent Of lSchools-A
7. Armstrong, r. Williams, S. s. Burgess and
B. NJ. Hetherington.
Claims-John Ferguson, VIM. Lauf, Chas.
Delano, VIM. Fleming and L. H. Harris.
Roads and Bridges-Wm. A. Wilkins, G. w.
Armstrong and Henry Curyea. a1
As the democrats have rather the better OF
the republicans on these committees, our
neighbor makes the fact the occasion for
another growl. We are apprehensive that,
with such an organization, the Board will
hardly be able to do anything to please our
neighbor, and we suggest to him whether he
had not better apply to Judge Jameson for
an injunction upon them. ..a
The Board will probably get through with
their work and adjourn to-day. We shall
publish the proceedings in our next. 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

MAINE held state election in the begin.
ming of the present week. The fact would
probably have been overlooked, but that
Maine holds state election about the same
time every pear. Maine usually gives about
10000 radical majority, and she was expected
to give about the same this year. Singularly
enough, however, the radical majority, by the
election on Monday, was cut down to about
5000, What's the matter nit der radicals IN
Maine2 tso IA,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

The beauties Of t.Progressive Radioalism," as
exemplified In Louisiana, are happily illustrated
in the case Of a very pompous Louisiana justice,
Of the oolored persuasion, an appointee Of tho
immaculate Yarmouth, who recently issued
warrant Of which the following is chronological.
". and geographically an exact copy:
"This. ia to elite. ~. that !. the undar. ciud.
Jmtiss Of the. Peace D Pint. and In Pour, John.
a Star. to A. rest. the Body. Of Henre Evens.
and, Bring. hit, Be.for, me John Fields
j Peace. Wood 4 IS. Ny"
We suppose g. N. means short metre. Moral
", legally, grsmmssioally, and generally IN
above 10 hard to beat. su.i 1wH 5. Y .s
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: supreme Ceurs.

The supreme GOus. Of Illinois for the Third
Grand Division. met in this city on. Tuesday,
His Honor Justice Walker presiding. All the
Judges were present. There are s7I causes on
fhsdccfst, which makes 9 lsfss dscFst Tor the
term. The city hlalibf Distinguished looking
Gentlemen, in "store olothes,rs: bang a.tosnpys
Pom abroad in attendance upon the court.
The week up to Thursday was occupied in an.
iopplnrcing decision, ard othsrrke disppiss Of
old oatsss. On Thursday tbe ssll Of The dockat
vas commenced, and had proceeded up to No.
q BY noon yesterday, when further call Of the
docket was deferred until Monday.
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Democratic Caucus.

The Democrats Of Ottawa will bear in mind
that, pursuant to the call Of the County Central
COMMITTEES, democratic caucus will be held st
the Court House at 4 o'clock this afternoon to
appoint delegates to the Democratic County Con-
vention to be held at Ottawa next Tuesday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

The Prohibitionists, or Bloomington Tenn
perance party. held convention at La Sale
last week. After a protracted discussion the
Convention resolved that unless the Republi
can party nominated prohibition candidates
on state and county tickest this fall, an indie.
pendent party should be arranged, and indie.
pendent prohibitionist candidates nominated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

General Grant is suffering severely from .
swollen face, and the " toothacho." This 10 .
new name for it. We would suggest that The
best possible remedy for this "toothachsr Il that
capital and popular apodyns known - pisilsd
csbbsge.-Iimes. ftsN
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Democratic county Convention.

The members Of Democratic party Of the vsroa. tows
OF Ia Sale county are 70 meet e tner n,a
on Saturday Sept r. 1854 and elect delsfatcs 70 cr
County Convenou to be holden at the County CouSt
In the city OF Ottawa at O'Clock L. 81 TnesdsE ~
day of September A. 1883 TO nominate can@das4 ~ ~
nrst Tuesday q Noye%S nss and al voter uS3 sss
believe IN the payment Of The nsttonA debt In
where not otherwse expresy provided BY Az 10 - teoec
ennes necessary for the economical ~ Sv
public debt by taxaoi Of an species property aro cordial
Is invited to unite In the selection OF such aee4ete
The different towns VIII Be entitled 70 te nnnpe q ooe
Rates given n he hat Soll0viBg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

We acknowledge the receipt Of season com.
plimsntsry ticket to the arundy County Fair
which takes place 1t Norris Oct 9th, 7th and sth.
The Grundy people know how 70 conduct fair,
snd We hope the farmers thereaway will appre.
oiass ths'sfIort Of the managers to secure good
tUpe. > II circumstances permit, We shall certain
y b there to see.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

1t seems 70 be coucssded that one Of the U. y
Senators 70 be elected BY the now Legislature Of
virginis will b Gen. Rebk Williams, the hus.
baad 81 Nfs. Eenstor Douglas.
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saturday-Last Day.

Saturday (to-day) Edward Payson Weston,
Py special request, will commence at o'clock,
X. walk rs miles in five consecutive hours,
walking half 2 mile backward ~ In the after
boon Ladies' oEquestrianship; the whole fair
T. conclude CLYDE s Sith splendid agricultural
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

GoDEY's LADI's BOOK, and, Arthur's Homo
Magazine for October, at Osman b Hapeman'a
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the Baby Show-was announced, and
thither Of course che crowd pressed with
eager curiosity. There were 16 babies pre-
sented to the judges for their inspection.
". John Stout VA chairman, bat as he had
but day or two before been made "happy
father" himself. the question arose as to his
competency, the inference being that his only
s6mdafd Of excelleacs would be the little
screamer at home. However, on Johns earnest
protestation Of being "above" any such weak
neee, he was permitted to act. For finest
baby one year old, Mr.. H. L. Hossack received
the 6rst premium. Noses Lewis the second,
Joseph F. Baldwin The third; for baby over
one year old only one premium was offered,
which We taken BY VIM. r. Lewis. Let no
one deride the baby show. Babies take a
prominent place anong the homie comforts of
oil we'll regulated households. Most people
have been babies themselves, and should take
s.naturl interest in SEEING what they once
locked liks To raise large families of babies
W. among the better nations Of the past es-
seemea An ecs o. inc mghesa patriotism, and
Il shoulde ettainly be held in no less esteem
to-day. The Baby Show closed the proceed
iass for the day, everything having passed of
IN tne most satisfactory manner and giving
token Of still better day Tomorrow. 8af
w. M. : = I''s'1N .lA I'M Ia
= The following additional entries were made
today. }40AJit.t IVlN'7' ~
,s. ~, 49,.
TH1icon.s sotsr.d ~ az. nsi.n". ..o,,:a
80. oid ~ Ioh. nsik-;1... '. ~ on,
fioa b. gei IN: IA : sts}I;on III, i. G. ~
V;lson. : =, - '''' y SnSs'e'
=, :. . VA 4 e-csauicn each Py John Boyle,
.. -, cohet: ses Ctsne: Ihos McDermott; and
s.a'aon COLT y John = PAR. Thos Mclaughlin
s.o Aseco dodgcsc: re icst entering four. Also.
@ase yssss o!d, 6y n Brown; tive mares, 2
yeess old, by A Hodgson; : pair matched hor.
see ~ same; ePai. matched horses By n Brown,
sna Psal msseneo STATIONS ~ bdw Temple.
In CLAss A 4-Pair matched horsss by CW
Mason; pair l.ans BY Jcs Halstede single
horse by j. Mccormick; . saddls horse By j
=. n,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18
Fourth Day-Friday.

The morning opened again beautifully
with everything hopefully promising for a
big day. At an early hour the crowd of visi-
tors began to pour in, and the entry clerks
were again full Of business. The entries were
chiefly in class l, and consisted of ladies' fam
cy work. needle work crochet work, quilts,
spreads, &c.. &c, enough apparently to fiIrup
every vacant coner in the Hall. There was
also a heavy sccession in class Z, Of farm
products, such as potatoes, onions, carrots,
cabages, melons, &C., bringing up this part
of the show ID its. full projections.
Fpt the grand otrotting match this after
noon four entries were made; but as we are
unable to close our report to-day in time for
the press this evening. we defer giving any Of
the details until our next d' 80 .. o'1 ,.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

w. + Sc n.fILlGAN'
N iicEHaoLAs DUNCAN,
CHARLES DELANO,
j. w. ARMSTRONG,
ALEX. VAUGHEY,
Democratic County Committee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-09-18

Weston had barely finished bic walk, when
le still more attractive feature OF the day
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28

~ hcr,,y given that I. NJ L. BfArp, . nj,
ricd woman, and the wife of lfhs'us tesfi, RE-
dent e Ornsby {, unity state 81 Nevada, viii ni,
ply 70 tho District Court, srcpnd Judicial III.
i,ict In and fof the County ~ ornsby, state
Nevada, EN- Monday March ut is,ii, NJ " o ~ "a
A. e s,d DAY, for an order - sr'd co,ft-rs
mi,,ing male carry on bgriness IN m, o~h aAus
aud IN my own account. n sd'e' tiadtt-ip.si
other property In said State u Nevada.
N. tn lr,
J,tu,'y a.. iSD "a
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28

7jME UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
L lie Is about leaving for White Pine, and that
all accounts due him must be paid immediately:
''rferwise they viii be placed in the hands o< an
attorney for collection.
Until he is ready TO leave. he will execute
orders for work with his usual promptness and
dispatch.
T.. p. EVANS
Saldler and Harness M,ker
Carson. J,nuary II 1850 ia3,-tf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

IN THE MATTER OF THE EsrATE OF
L HENRY SrICIlNOrH, deceased: Notice is
hereby given BY the undersigned, Administrator
"f the aboy, named Estate. to the creditors o., ,
and al persons having claims against said deceased
t" exhibit tho same, with the necessary vouchers
within ten months from the first publication If
this notice. to the undersigned, at his Office ir
Ca-:cn City. H. L, BENCE.
tuGnc Administrator and Administrator Of sal,
: Estate.
.C.r-on City. February II, LEG. fslS-iu.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ccpartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, In the business of Hotel Keep
nS IN Carson City. Nevada, was this day Dissolved
~ mutual consent and that the said business
tul be conducted At " Muller's Hotel, rb, Albert
Ter. ALBERT MULLER,
NC A. C. Ia GRAVE.
City, Nevada. December IL, lSGS.
dJ0-lm
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-25

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