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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-06

ST. PAUL, April 5.-At the-city cleo
ton yesterday VIM. E. Lee (Democrat)
was reelected Mayor by about 200 ma
jority. The balance Of the ticket was
elected by about the same majority.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 5.-The Republi.
cans yesterday elected Mayor E. B.
Ames by about 400 majority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
rAnaAar tHua4aarp.

very large ut6taE composed g
.aeat mon Ne e.tr without
fsrt g. F@iy, was htlt a Cooper
latHie Monday evening, tr tae
ai aaaaDs Sac corrupt
aaaaa gat 81 tae laumaay gias 4aa
70 isre sam5 measures iar reform 20
tsa e..y governments EE-NaEf "m
i EatemTgeE was elected President
tae meeting
The meeting BIAS Seen contemplated
ff several weeks aud .ram t'e eare'al
examinations that hato ten ma'ie II
aas aea aaal iaat tae city and e'aa.
ty debt aA melc Than d8lh.ca m t3c
taat taa years and balt Besides
8are Is reason % believe there Us
large floating debt u9t set reported.
Iag et.fsHs demand that WIN. d.
Tweed b B. Connolly aad A. Oakley
Bali the principal leaders Of The REG
either purge themselves Of The charges
taat have been made OF gust tie places
ialy haFe d'aboHoFcd OF be removed
Further the people 20 the city utter
+ ing tae5ryelca through this meeting
3ewaad hat tbe accounts he exhibited
.n nE and ia detail for their examine
don 'aey declare also that legal means
should be taken 10 recover tas stolen
money they appeal 70 the next legs
latuse 10 repeal .he present charter o
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

The giairassee american pays the
following high compliment to the min
cral we'll ST Lansing;
"Thc Lansing mineral we'll will prob
ably soon become more popular than
either Of the others. Its analysis shows
il TO be similar to the famous Empire
Springs Of Saratoga, and if supplied
from an arctic fountain, the difference
in taste would hardly be perceptiblo.
The advantages Of location render it
especially attractive at Lansing. The
Eaton Rapids water has scarcely any
perceptablc taste, but it has produced
good effects; while that at Spring Lake
is very unpleasant to drink, possessing
a large quantity of sulphatc of soda
sodium, aud calcium, and less carbonic
acid thon any of the others. There are
upwards Of 8 500 persons visiting the
mineral springs Of Michigan at this
time, and there can be no doubt that al
no distant day these waters will be q
source Of revenue to the State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07

raymnsser figui az tbs Central ralir
has s.ao3 uamos e. bis pay roa f5r De
monih ~ August,
Parties are washing fqr gold n i.a5esi
Creek p I've town q Bethel aad ana q
a,ac.
A llycar ED son 81 Edward Hammond
81 Reading, weighs so pounds aad s
year Old son u Elcazgr HAYWARD 81
Center Rutlaud lli pounds
several u ibo iahab.lan,. Of barnard
have dubbed together ami sent West FER
a car load q SEQ bushels 81 corn 10 make
on for = short crop 20 hay
Mrs Nancy Hsrris 81 Halifax. has iu
her possession Copy IF the New Tcsta-
mcut printed n ioudoa 10 i6is-g5l
year. ago, and tlree ycars previous 20 ihg
landing 81 the riisdms
Robert Ashton Of sheldon, while dflv-
ing ~ Newport, the other day, was over
taken by q whirlwiud, which Iiocd him
bodily from bis wagon aud set bim down
unhur. Ia yard hear by.
The murder trial which has been 90
progcss At Ludlow for the last three
weeks has At last closed, aud resulted IN
holding one Of The organ grinders, named
Francisco Croboni for rial at The county
court ~ December The general opluion
is that be will then 60 clear
The Mcssrs Russell have decided To
open the Old aud unfinished canal al
Bellows Falls begun ia 1886. TO do This,
they have to blast many feet Though
solid rock. This will make one Of the
best water-powers ia New England
IN Tie last week or two, fishermen
have caught several strings Of fine black
bass ia the river at Bellows Fails, for The
first tine. II is probable that they have
sprung from young bass put ia the river
below a few years since, by the New
England fish commissioners,
! a gentleman 10 Essex, called on q
shoe dealer few years since, aud pur
chased a pair Of shoes for bis boy. The
shoe dealer took the shoes for the pur
pose Of rasping or The pegs inside, when
the purchaser objected because say,
he, "if the pegs are cut of, the boy vii
run all over town, and the shoes won
last him three weeks.
A man named Powers was fatal,
wounded at Salem, few days since, al
AK which glanced from tree he wa
falling, striking bin in The neck and sey
ering his wiudpipc and jugular vein
Raising his hand to his thCat he cx
claimed: am dead man, but ] wan
to see my wife and child before die, but
after running a few rods, dropped to tn
ground fiom loss Of blood, and almos
instantly expired
1t is said that Helmbod loves whiske,
even better than Buchu, aud that he ha
become crazed by it. At any rate Johi
+. Henry, the successful and sober mind
ed Vermont boy, has been appointed re
ceivcr Of bis immense business, an,
this places the later ia the estimation 0
all, where he has for more than yea
stood as matter of fact, ia the position
Of the leading druggist of the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
PERSON AL.

General Sherman has left Long Branch
for Washington.
Miss Louise kellogg is reported to be
organizing a concert company to travel
Though he United States.
Professor Agassiz, in company with
several scientific gentlemen, intends
visiting the Pacific coast this fall for the
purpose of making extended scientific
investigation.
Mark Twain has purchased house and
gone to Hartford permanently to reside.
Du Chaillu is coming back next winter
to write about his discovery Of Finland,
Lapland aud Russia.
Horace Greeley is announced for another
lectdriug four through the far West.
Z. j. Phelps and family of Burlington
are at Saratoga.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
rlas vEnaosr urrvAI-

Prom Sorts iosrsh araaal report
q das yam Is Mutal Fle Insurance
c paay wc Faiber taet facts. ne 8!
uhe a..y those d rtlAtea g
aarflaus nsks vi.l spna our Rad
ers Its Company issued last year
policies asur.aE property u the
ancient q 1851 sos. receiving pre-
miaa notes amounting D. t5e6 s1l,2o
matiag ihs capital q The Company a.
tha present tme e. ss1 l5oss Thc
iaifca show that the amount a risk j.
Ss1.ala .ast III the frst-class, cousis.
tIas 81 dwellings sheds bsrus and con.
tents, She losses and expenses ior TWEEN
y-sy years cb3iug August 1871
we've $101s5s6 aH5 .he receipts from
taat class were s5018i08T. Ia other
words the receipts from dwellings and
r4gm property have thus ar been S6of
2a5 So less than their share Of the
losses aud expenses. In the other four
elasses 8euomiaatcd hazardous. Ia.
Guiding stores, factories. iatcrns, etc,
.8ls3 policies are in force, covering
ST,lsTS9s The receipts fen the TWEEN.
ty-six years ending August ltls7l.
from these four classes were $siq,3il.
a and the losses and expenses were
$T3s ,G2g.6S. The hazardous classe,
have thus more than paid for theii
share oilossos. and Cor the deficit o.
the FIRST class. No less than 29l losse,
were settled last year amounting &c
sl0i. 7g0.s2 and assessments amounting
90 three per cent. were laid, raising
Sl00 652,69. The receipts Of the yea
lack but few dollars Of $4,000, anC
the expenses were $l2,35s. The new
Office land aud furniture, cost Si5, 900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
SUMMER RESORT NOTES.

The Congress Hall dining-room, at
Saratoga, contains sixty tables, seating
seven hundred and twenty persons.
Some Of the rich residents Of Sara.
toga are talking Of buying out Morris
sey's Club Room, in the interest OF
Morals, and dedicating the building to
Free Library, in the interest Of Mind
4 letter from a fashionable summer
resort says young man is scarcely
considered eligible unless he has lost
his hair this being received as almost
iadisputable evidence that he has al
ways moved in the best society.
The estimated population Of Newport
in summer is 10000 In winter it
shrlnks TO half that amount.
BY a brilliant arrangement at a
down.cast watering place, whittier all
the guests are conveyed by steamer,
the boat whistle gives information Of
the number TO arrive, blowing a long
whistle for every ten and short one
for five persons. Dinner is prepared
accordingly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
TnE WHAT GOVERNOR OF NAssAcuU.
NErTs.

Who the next Governor Of Nassa.
chnsotis viii be u ~ no means sure
but ono tbing y certain, that s'ail, S..
l,cr old commonwealth is getting pres
II thoroughly walked up "a the subject
and the contestants fog the position Of
republican candidate are plenty o.
grasshoppors . August
Ben Butler leads oT with the ieclar.
ntien tha, he IS boaal q be a clndt
date aai bound Is be elected Too, which
l. extremely Jgub.fal. he spoke %
Springfield and IN Worcester recently,
On both u which occasions hc pitched
iuio bis enemies myth ard lcit a4d ia
igoa, Ills course however, xii ID,
he likely " gain bin macy friends.
AMI although "a has considerable
strength among ihe masses i Is nol
very probable that hc aill secure tbc
nomination.
Neaa ID Luler comes DELofng eaa
has many supporters mostly "a he =.
set d'suiri Boston fsr ishcs iW1
laen, Mr Zee aaa Mr. Jewell who
have many Supporters il The city
ard What makes the mater 81 mole
Interesting those supporters arc bitter
II opposed 70 each ether TIE west.
era part " the state Is also bringing
forward 4 MAJ. NJ NasbblFn who Is.
perhaps. the bes, qualified "a tho 20.
sl.loa 81 aqy e those named
Batter makes the nest Noise, agd has
comc cot tof somaa suffrage and iol
ehiotciag the lqaoF law which gives
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Secretary Boutwell, is the happiest man
in the country The S2O0,o00,0 900 of five
per ceuts have all been taken, and the
subscription book closed. Ills enemies
are indignant.
DR.. Livingston has again been heard
from. The B.i,ish consul, at Zanzibar,
Africa, reports that lie is slowly making
bis way towards civilization again and
the world will soon have an account Of
tbe Inferior of Africa which has been
iei7a iaeogaia.
Senator Thurman Of Ohio has taken
the stump for the democrats but his de-
claraioa that democrats, while interpos-
lag no objection TO the 18th amendment,
are as bitterly opposed as ever to the l4th
and 10th, will not at all tend 20 harmony
Ia the party ranks, nor better the fast
dwiudIing chances Of democratic vic
tofy.
The Germans Of N. Y. are down on the
Tammmy ring, The Stadts Zeituag, the
leading German paper, stood by the ring
until recently when outside pressure
compelled them to change base. 1t be-
gin. TO look as though the days Of Tam
many are 10 be few aud iull of trouble.
The roceut explosion Of steamboat
boiets has led 10 issuing Of orders from
the treasury department directing the
stringent execution Of the laws regarding
steamboat inspections; aud tic same de-
pat,ment has issued orders to revenue
officers to be more yigilent to prevent
smuggling.
The existence Off terrible famine in
Persia is again asserted, notwithstanding
ihc denial Of the Persian minister at
L0udoa. ltisrow said that u 600 deaths
have taken place at lspahan alone from
starvation The condition Of the pro-
vince OF Mazauderan is still worse; their
rice ctop is complete failure, and the
ca,dc plague, smallpox, aud typhus few
or and cLoicta prevail.
The repof. Is that the army worm has
begun o work amoag tue cotton fields Of
die Soutn. bat on the whole the pros
peeis Tor ,he cotton crop seem better
lbau carly in Tie season. Tie repors
from o,her crops cor iuue 10 be generally
very favorable, though drou,h and insects
have wrought dcsolation IN various limi-
ed sccaoos.
The rate Of postage between this coun-
{ t.y aud Germany will be reduced after
The i. Of October next.
scyea survivors Of party Of Italian
banaiui baye just been released om
ptiso1 afer an incarceration Of lony.
seycn year4
Pittsbufg chronicles breach Of promise
~ait wherein tlc too susceptible iems e
paini'f il agcd 5 ard the fascina, irg
bot false defendant TO-
The war dress 81 the Coreans, with
waicA COR troops have recently become
vel aquainted, i 81 pure white muslin
made iago q sof, Of loose, lowing ,unic,
which Il really quite pretty aud gra9efa'
They have, however, q species Of armor
o. thick cotton wadding, quilted between
Layers u cloth, the cater 81 which Is
bright yellow. A Aigh-peaked helmet Of
tie sama material makes protection ior
TIE head.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
DETER HUNTERS. ESTATE

STATE ~ ATHMasT, Manchester netfldt ~.
At Probate Court htid nj Manchester, within
and for said District ~ Manchester gu tho lith
day af August. % 1874
Present Hon ~ 4 nrur0S Judge,
An instrument Ia writing purparunR TO be tho
latt will aud Testament ~ telor Hunter, lato
Of Manchester ia ssid District, deceased was
presented for probate,
WhereupDn il was ordered that eal1 i0stru.
meat be proven AZ q Probate Court O. be held a.
the Probate Onlco in Manchester "a said District
on Tie lsst "Wednesday 10 september A y va +
that notice thereof De given g. All pefepnH Inter.
estOd by publishing certified copy II Die record
Of said oider three weeks suceoasiyey 10 tho
Manchester J0utnal, newepaprt printed az said
Manchester, previous 20 sRiu time ~ bearing.
A true RECORD,
Affect, LONELAND MuNsON, Register
] A true copy 81 record
Attest, LoYELAND MuNsON, Register,
iG3w2lx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
THE OBSERVATORY.
One Hundred and For,y.iAree feet High.
On tbs summit d

on tbs summit u
M0UsT ANTHONY
u nov open m visit0rs
says tie Rev. Dr. Primo IN tie AeR York
Observer after visiting ,Ue White Mountains
the CAtskiiis and many athers sad cpuiPAt ug
their prospects,, / am quite willing 20 sise iais
certificate q superiority 70 Anthony over them
ah.'
Good Carriage Road % the Door
Parties on the line q the Harlem Extension, bg
* sag Two hq1fA naales q eIthef < GfasUaeh.
ebsidoa 3 Marse, 81 Juseps II ierpg. All Dr.
met ca the arrival ar She H00H sFaiu a. ieuHigg
toe and 10 arr naHbeF not iess thaH topFs
taken Ia tha Summit and returned ~ tie bep.a
10 t.use FOR he evening train gQ.pg up,
For One Dollar Each.
Rssfeshmsuts, cfoquet
swsags, Qao.is
Dining and Dsar.Hg T.9efs.
Feed and stahllng ~ Hefsss
CSC W. b0BiNH9&
Pc ieclgl ALL Hragftsl3r.
Esaaingsaas ysse y, 18Th ism4ieaiG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court of tho United States for
tho D.rTe Of Vermont,
IA the matter Oh Lakor Wilson, Bankrupt In
Bankup'ey.
40 the Creditors Of Baker Wilson and al whom
IL may concern, this is 20 give nodce that rcc-
ond general ncoling ef sid Creditors viii bo
held At The Hardwell House, Ia Rutland, ~ tho
C3nn Of Rutland aud 10 Of Nefm0ne, on ,h8
1911 day Of September a. y. 1911 A. 10 o'clock
a. M, for phe puipp % nnmcd lu ,he 2lth section
OF The Laphiupt Act o. March 2nd 1870. by or
dor q Hon David A sma Cyl District Judge
for the Distinct Of Vermont
l59a2}x CHAUNCLY GREEN, Asagnee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
LUMBER

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T.s.sz rant aat /
[ @ L / l. T. + ~
shoot ffen Var. ot.,es ,l...
if'N" ." manu-
H'' 49,, 80, !. US 'i' s 49, ''.,'',9 -
q, all time. to lsep on hand for sale
Japanned ana ram Ina N"t''
Hollow Ware,
''.,'-'' '' ~ ,,''s 1'.'' ,, ','. n5a, ,
'u'ao VINO i'''''0'"' ''''' WIZ III AZ "''0 u '''
WORKMANSHIP.
-, pp,er
-..., -...,.-
lh'y VIII "''' nave 'N manu- "'0 ''''' l'f''''
kinda Of
Cooking, Iarlor aud Box stoves
49,, 900, 90, ,,.y,,n
FOR COAL OR WOOD
No forgotten Iegae'es that perhaps wore good
.,..-,-..,.., a.. H., 100, ~, ,,t,, o.e
times.
TIE LATEST '''N D''''
An Of our good. VIII b, sold at ae lowest pos
SAP TUBS, HEATERS on PANS,
1'i'' -'''''
~, t,r,.a
,po,r y,,D ArrrU cIN
lhoN ILaD mlLh VAN
GB-JOB WORK attended to promptly.
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si''i w II 70 'i' 'A''''"o''0N VI O.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-07
Iosrl FOUND WANTED

Advertisements Inserted under Die bead Al tbc
tate ~ toa eeuts PER lus each Nagflar
NOTICE Whereas my wife 0IIyy hsa jtH my
y bed ana board without jHsi cause oy ptH,t
.ga80A, Ns IL @ tlfba a' palslns haFbUguR 30
Trusting htT ga my aeaaU8t, aa shat yaY 40
dohtt 81 bgr contracting a1gr his date
j. N raNkER
poual, w.. Aug 90. ls,t tDelllf
/ USf- Boiaeau H5fuumailla Qua tbu from.
ley liouse, Peru, huAffuot pipe cttyei ia
imitation @, s0UuE liaAs head. The Hnatf VII
be- HuiiahlY rewarded hy returning tie same ~
e. n DAVIS Hfomlvy iionsc, 81
NOTICE Ihr q 10 crrtg thai have given
y tay slu Eugene lefHfy Brown NE lmp
during The remainder aibif migaIits, sud shall
claim none o. bite earnings nor pay any dobia 81
his contracting a.tcI lis date,
NATHANIEL DBOwN
/ pord, Aug, 81, 1871 lGawllt
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-23
ASSESSORS NOTICE
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.

q ECOND \ SIXTH DIVISIONS OF THE
- Collection District If Nevada. compri-iug the
count. es Of Washne. Ormsby, Douglas and Esmer-
aid A. Notice is hereby give that the valuations.
assessments or enunierations e subjects lia5ls to
duty under the Internal Revenue Laws of the
United States. made and taken ly J. A xnrlin-
game and VI. A Murphy, Assistant Assessors for
sali Divisions. aui returned to me in the animal
list for 1871, will remain open fer the examina-
tion of all persons concerned for the space OF TEN
DAYS from the date hereof. at the office of the
Assistant Assessors of the sal Divisions. in Carson
City and Aurora, between the hours of Q O'Clock
A. NJ. and 1 P NJ. each day. ami after the eXpira-
ton of ten days, I, wit-on the 2Sth day of
April A. D ISL. at my office in Virginia City.
Nevada, | will receive and determine all appeals
relative TO err Teous or excessive valuations and
assessments or enumeratiuns made ard taken by
said ASS slant Assessors. All IealS To the As
SCISSORS. as afore.aid. must be made in writing and
specify the particular cause, matter OF thing res
pecting which a decision is requested, and shall
moreover state the ground or principle of error
complained o:.
WARREN =. MYERS. U. S. Assessor.
Carson City, April Is, ISL. aplS-lad
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-23
Application for Patent.

Notice No. Ill.
U. s. REGISTERS OFFICE,
CARSON CRY, New April 8. 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
JACKSON. HENRY CAFFALL and JAME.S
AUTHERS have this day filed in this office a di-
agram, together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States. under Act of Con-
gress approved July &c. 1850, for one thousand
feet of the Mint Lode. known as the Mint Com
p,ny'- claim situated in Eagle and Washoe Valley
District. Orn-by county. Nevada, and more par
ticularly described as follows: Commencing at
station No. j. "A post on the north line of the
Athens Company's claim. and running thence N.
I9o 05 W. one thousand feet. to station No. 2;
thence y. 30 So + five hundred feef, to station
No. 5; thence 5 1So O5 T.. one til ,u~and feet, to
station No. !: thence S. 30 So ". five hundred
feet tn station No. I, the place Of beginning, and
containing IL IS 100 acres. hearings from mag
netic meridan. Said claim is more particularly
described Icy the diagram posted in this office and
on the claim.
ay7-9od& F. D TODD, Register.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-23
County Treasurer's Notice
33.35o 90.

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
" is now in the Redemption Fund of Ormsby
-auaty the sum of three thousand, three hundred
and Il ty dollars IS. 800, and that sealed proposal,
will be received by the County Auditor for the
.n,-ender 81 bonds, warrants and claims, payable
out Of said Redemption Fund under the provisions
Of an Act of the Legislature of the State of Nevada,
approved March IL, 1866, to the amount of money
in the Redemption fund at the time OF opening
the proposals. ~
The proposals will be received by the Auditor
up to 10 O'Clock a. m.
On Monday, June >. 1871,
and must be accompanied by and enclose the
lyaJ.. warrants.o or claims 10 be SUR eEdered.
Printed blanks fpr filing ont bids Cen he OBJ
:ained upon application at the office OF the County
Auditor
All accepted bids will. be paid in Legal Tender
n,te.. II. :. MASON.
Treasurer of,Ormsby County, Nevada.
Carson CRY. MAY. Il, ISL nyle-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-23
TuE INVENTOR or THIS REALLY WONDER.

THE INVENTOR or THIS REALLY WONDER
J. fCL TONIC, af er a series If years and ex-
periments. has succeeded ia bringing bef,re III.
public a | that can be desii Ell of u pure Tonic and
Kecuperatcr.
These Bitters are prepare from ,he mos. choice
and whules ME herbs and roots. aud have given
UNIVERSAL satisfaction wherever tried Thousands
OF dNepeptIc> have iunhd IeiItf through their use.
and lhlslcians Them Tor TIL cure Of all
diseases Of the blood and liver and irregularities
of the digestive o-sans.
Headache. Eiliousness and Constipation, Gen
sral Debility and Loss Of Appetite. All are cansei
other tunc1ioDarI-s If the system. The INL Bit
tiers have been successfully used and are warranted
To alleviate the sufferer in all the above cases
The unpr cced-ntel success Of oar Biircrs L-y-
met with on this coast, ana the numerous CALI fuT
the zane irum the last, has induced US 10 Outn a
hou-e in Chicago, ami thousands Of bottles are
sent daily To- all part 81 the Sttte-. and the Cali
ltOiNIA INL BITIERS" under VIII CHI name
they are sard there, are rapidly growing in gem
er"l favor and -uppiinting III most cases all other
tones ana beverages.
Success creates rivals. and some unscrupulau
parties are endeHY"IIng TO sell an imitation articI..
put up similar enough in STYLE and outer APPEAR
anCe, To deceive the unwtry, and We caution cUu-
suiners Ia examine the article bcfde purchasing.
the genuine has our trade mark blown in g tCIi
bottle. and Da. HENLEY : signature pasted acru-,
the top.
SOLD j..
II. EPSTEIN s CO.,
Sole Proprietor,.
No. SIS Front street, San Francisco. No. L..
Sale street, Chicago. fe4 3m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-23

HJ0IICE r. HEREBY GIVEN BY II
undersigned, Administers r of the estate Of
ELIAS II. JOHNSON. derea-ed, to the creditors
Of and ALI persons having claims against said de-
c,,.ed. to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the first publ
cation of this notice. To- the undersigned. at the
office Of Clarke & Wells, Attorneys-at- Law, in
,r,rs,p q tv. LEWIS DORON, Admir-
Carson City. April 1, 1871. ap5-3m*