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, 1873-06-04
CHICAGO DAILY. MARKET.

TuxsDAr Eyrs1Ho, Juno o.,
AfcoHoI--waain IN moderate requcst at t.so@1.e5
bhooM 0oRN-The demand haa bocn very fair tho
past woek and choice grades nre firm, owing to the
Light offerings. Common corn Ia moving with moro
Freedom the stocks Of the hotter qualities are
hing low. VIC ropeat: No. hurl, 6ts7c; No. stock
is:ds iSsss sfss5 ssSs 81 Dc IT, s s d. pss
SAdafNd-,Yl tho past few days there has bcen
noticeable increase In tho douand for grain lags
but ths ia the extent Of the inlpro!encn tho noye
prices gonornliy easy. atocka full hut there IL
considerable overrlus md marked chhngota values
la looked for at present. Following tho quotations
Stark, aoho; Ludlow, go: lewiston. $40: A1Gor1-
lap bsgs, and br, 2o@22c gannes single, 17@lao
do-louhlo. 3eg29o wool sacks. 9o@67Xe.
DEANS AND PEA8-Tho receipts hre Light, but tho
supply and demand aro about eqna1, so TINT prices
'beans soil quito readily. We quote: Choice hand
picked navies s2.to92.o0; do mediums, s2.4o@3:4a
lnfer!or grades een peas In brl), 81. 40
sbHS9i fSN'ss X4hhbAxs e 81 Rixs .s improved .rso ia
noted Under this head far 90 common brick aud limo
concerned Pressed brick is dull Tho market for
common brick may be quoted steady 500. Following
are tho prices current: etucco t960@27s; New Yosk
Portland cement. $500 7:to per barrel: 1soson-
dslo cenont, $s.9s@sto; Utica, Louinvlls, and Az.
ron eeMent tsoo pss hs,: marble dust css ss2s Is
terins hstr pr b., 1o@soo !: nrs bid, pss Loo,
s4oo0@oo.o 90 building brick {conamonl $7:o0@7.e
sower brick t0o0; country brick, $500, delivered
Milwaukee pressed, $3.50, del. do common, LOO
Indiana % f fprossed sssSsaas:e6 DO eommoa, ;laos
IRE clay, per brl, {4.0d@b.o0. Tho following is tho
List Of pricea per box Of 30 foe for domestic vim
dow glase, from which reduction Of 90 per cent Is
, 1873-06-04

tbo "n r aa pTa ~ -Lant 1sa Tsn 10 an
oa ona h " ~ ~ " In 10 ~ " cuan
Ao'ago ' ~ ito o,Af ~ uhIloy ana IN lncteaao
o1 4''o4' oa outs. not aecreaso' 1sS'lo1 pu'
MT, w.. aAaN ~ fhospEoIs.
~ aao SoM aosK 1r0aaee fsscaanga WeeE!y haa
sao, sno ~ ~ ~ oountnos o. EIiope
Ihefe re- has m neen more demand In the British mar
Ko. 1Gr w4oa1 y, ior Inc Iohnnent al OF whion zoos
nos sno" III ~ sne e1polts. % eatgoes erfvlng at
noFts Tot;nn ~ ea' & IT, patcnasou ana saaea 70 .e
uon1anens, WIEN r. mefe of,glnally intended foF
no H. naEAeta m 81 .no una.oa hlnRaom. Inc guam
5 ~ mono ~ noo ~ laaaaSo ~ now estlna.e9 ~
smaa;o "ol @ W. ~. ~ " ugn @
saaao Mn anv - rore aasos ~ s1o
n ih nn tnnn tnia npous qra per MONTH
;a ~ taa,, " sHG nt9oAn & ~ k
no,,n1ria. ar , "
t,o nsr%oaa a1.,s1,r s9osu s @ 1. ~
, 1873-06-04
THE cHlcAGo DRY cooDs MARKET,

TuEanA1 EVENING, Jnuo3.
Trade orencl very quiet, but az tho week advanced
dny, tho moycnlont comparatively, WAS ncslYo. The
pleasant weathcr Of tho past few dya has wtpcssed
rcvsni Of trade with tho rslau InerchAts md duplt-
cato orers aro beginning to hrrtyo with considerable
freedom. Tho mora important changos noted since
our last revlcw arc 20 reduction In LonsdAlc, An
droseosg!in md Auburn b1eaelsed cottona; 10 in
Garner fancy prints, and 10 In AmostcaR ticks:
aroes. rmly sid though ~ yet o woafn ess has not
amounted to positive dsclino in any Of tho standard
maxes btocka arc ample and embrace ao1no especially
desirable patterns. Tho Unified Stdks Kconosn2sk and
Dry Goods Reporter seys Of tho cotton market:
Tho demand for tho ataple on tho spot has been
yet not quotably 1owsr. Every haaiatancs that tbs
dcnh Of arccuaora could bring to boar has bsen used
sae ~ orr last viz dull and wcak with trausaotona
OF worry limited nature, and spinners who arc CONF
peilcd TO buy, taking only lii the nost limited quautl-
ties. The fnnctod damage 10 tho now crop vaa pio-
tured az Of tsnnlredfod nature, but buyers having
boon miaead by Just snch reports i the psst ara uof
to bb Caught In the sAtno trnpH
, 1873-06-04

After that umo now a.lt vnll bsgin 10 afri3e: Va
eo.as sa ssns G9 9fses ss
Ill., *;s9 $.4;s ;.sss ss ''
Tho se.,on for oloyor sna timothy a now ovos. 7key
$sisS an iot 81 sioo 'nss Bnc2rheat a1 tT so1d Il
sas s sf sisa nnaRsEs %ot Il jas
TEAs-AEo il batter request uni, ars now firmly
hold, prices III eo'no instances being below thu
cost 81 importation. Tho following quotations are fur
nia(ed: Yonng hyaon to iair, l6@56o; dogoo,
@ no Old Tyson, 7o@oso; common imros.i, % eosssI;
good to choice DO, s0ca3l. 10 tno to good gunrow.
5 ss;ss ss6esf Esfsss ssi Sss S. ss
coiorsd. natural leaf Japan, 66@e5o; common Il
nne oo1ons, 3s9foo' good es9e'o; ohoee to e.trn,
TOBACCO sleady and Arm for flns goods.
but low grades aro quiet and easy. Nc repeat cur
.rtua-Natural loaf, 10000; ta1f bright. co@7oo:
saonisa"deea . c1oico, a2ssoo: medium, aeo
Bio; common, 2o{128c. f.
WooD-Is llrrn It tho following quotations: pecoh,
5000; maple, s1o.oo; hickory, $oo: 1abs' $500 do
VEaErA AnLEs-wero in fair supply and demand.
ass sestfss p, 'fa at s; s Pss ss.n rs
e56o96.o0; spinach, $1.0o91.76 rcr brl rattinhes,
pio plant, i@2Ee por Ii lettuce, 25Stoo PEI dor
cabbage, ,e2Oo@2.26 per doz; tutnips, 3o@5oo pcr
bermuda onions, $500 Loo por box tomatoes, 81 50.
WOoI-Tho market hna been very quiet. Dealers
report very little new wool In NJ yet. h1ont OF that
now arriving Is from fit hheep. sale Of this qualify
was recently made at 3oc. Tho nuont Of old wool on
hand is ana and the lenaud for 1t is from tho Woat-
ern manufacturers. Quotations for old wool aa
TuD Wnuncu, cxtrn medium. .6o@12o
Tnb washed, common to fair. 48o
Common dtngy .41ee45o
Fleece wnshed xxx, Light .434 45o
F1ecce washed xxx, dngy... .37Gs $40
Fleece, Waaled medium Light AGO. s46o
Fleece washed medium iingy.. 42o
Fleece unwnstietl, xkXX, in good condition.
Fcece unHaHhol coarBe to medium BOG $50
Flcece unwnshcd coarse, aud dingy.
Buner, pulled. $50 $50
ExtEI puA4e soot3 k2o
BURY wool 10{92oo less.
Prices for now, wool Will probably DO from 835o
lowor than the nboyo. IL.
RAILROAD MISUNDERSTANDING arc tho rates to
tho lending Eastern points.
, 1873-06-04

IIO0S-Duyora had things pretty much their own
woy e excessive character Of The Bpply giving them
decided advantage. Including the sta!o hoga there
were at least 19oU0 In tho ro's while ono-haf this
tual requirements Of tho trade. Reporta Of lower
prices Vi tho East aud tho faet that tho approaching
warm weather prevalent greaty Increased thu risks
incurred by shippers led that interest to operato with
o1trcme caution. and carly becaus apparent to sell
err that thoy must accept materially reduced prices
f445475, hut buyers vora not satisfied with tlis
duct!on, aud beoro tho nnrkot lnd settled down
10 $03a {70 wlere 1t remained dull Rnd weak to tho
close Sa1ea wcre eNoctcd at $435@+.40 for poor to
common coarse uneven and mixed LOTS ut 4b0
for medium aud At $4.63@475 for good to choice.
Among the reported transactions wero tho following
, 1873-06-04
COMM ERclAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Juno 3.
Tho following wero tho rocclpta and nhipments
Of tho loading articles of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours. and for tho
corresponding dato ono year agos
, 1873-06-04

and caeor. Drnn WAS l,ighor, tho roccnt iloollno
having materially roduoo1 tho volume Of ofror-
tor extras At eB.26 10 br1e DO at $3.50 100 bfls
do on private torms 100 brla spring cxtras 1at
$500 100 brls do nt 47.oO 80 brls do at $3.50
10o brls do lowl at e5.25 30 brla do (uusqanh)
goo brls also 10 tons bran ut s0.b0 at mill, I'D
70 toms do 1T 5000 on track. The following uoro
, 1873-06-04

EG0H-Tho do1uaud continues active, anl tho sup-
nly nleauate Largo looHo packages sold Vt 11o and
casca At l4o salsa comprise aus eaaca ut 1ao 1900
dpx at 13Ac.
FEATliEnB-Wero unchanged. Primo lola soil
readily on arrival At full former lroeH. Tho receipts
ara Yery light Wc quote lFime to choice live gcevo
assortod {cathors mixed feathers. d,Q7oo; cAicten
UQ3luc. ...-...,..
with this market was the development Of M eaBor
feeling In lake fsh-reauting from the liberal
recets Of the past few days Other descriptions re-
, 1873-06-04

HIlEEp-Were IN !a1r local md Bhpplnf5 dcmand at
steady rr!cea Tho a.,ppy wan crnnl and everything
shorn nt f3.25@3.76;. medium do Ut $40o@l.25, and
good to cloics do S4.60@6.00. -,
, 1873-06-04
lows this afternoon: '
The following instruments uere filed for rec-.
ord on Tuesday, June a.:

The following instruments were filed for rec-'
ord on Tuosdsy, june a.:
or1x PROPERTY. J.,
Lot 30. IN Block ?, Of Block 0, Sec. 81, =, IA,
dated june 8; consideration, $3.50.
Ellis ~, near ThIrtys!zth st, " t. t91137 IT, dated
May 30 consideration, so,16o.
Lota IL, 49, H. a, and 29 In Block a. Bee. T. 3d. H.
dated April ~; consideration, 81 500.
Lots lo8 aud 109, in Block 2, Of " u Sec. g. 80
II, dated May 10, 1872; consideration, s9,7oo.
Thittynsat II near aeuart ay I, loo1l1s II, dated
afy III 9Sn;asrs9n sns g. II 1ost n,o,
Addcn asted May ;eo Sa eos Il
Milwalkee ~, i y Of and nesr Noble st, "
ay q .aa nssp hssoa.s &C.,
# to alley, With improvements, dated May al
YosE it. 81 Il ot Hermitage AZ, T. II 4-l2r7o $40
T. ssessr ssasa ~ ieessiasa g . ss1.s H.
shober 1t. 1oo It Of Division at, v T. 251125 II,
dated June . confederation, 5000. - =;
,s hSs Mspls: i as8 Ct o t'1's7H
a2a 4, dstea N..sn consideration. s2so.
dated Fob, II conntdezation, 3I,250.
West VI Of 103 Of 81 It OF Lot l In Block II, Of
seA 500 Il, 80, II, dated May 80; consideration,
fots 10. a. and a. IN Block !, Of walor;s " 500
%, 50, H. n Of riyer dated April 10; consideration,
Eot n, In Block 7, In nicnsyno,ds Addition, dated
June q; consideration, 1900.
..isy ~its saiaias:, ID dated !; consIssson,
Fl lo7, IN Block 10, seoz es,1A, dated MAY 10,
Flai1is ", st Thirynz.t and Tntst,.seoona st. v
T. tft to allsy. dated June cen.laerson. = 1000.
:. ponts, dated hisy d: consideration, 5Ssoo. ''e
, 58a51l68 45-loo n Of Lot. ., in Dock d oi
a;t.a s. hasgs Meg q a.7sd e.
y aarAtipp. $4,000
, 1873-06-04

$500 to I0xe9. ......,. ..,.......... 49,. 400
oorrespondns @ m increase IN tho dsnand, tho stocks
have nos been augmented to any large extent and
grades. eld ssS ssvs @ pera.ps oocs yso Which las
IL sos + @ hoTsvss bssn pei
ton there may bo consists chiefly Of common white
and ssreaksd lots ghppers tesp steadily Ct work md
ths h. curing o Rass wsef how I5gs
ferior 70 common, 1n916c.
esn mariot has exhibited arner tone, and this has
operated to check tho downward oose Of prices hero
tn S q e. :s Gs sst
siderable poor cheese In tho market. neally 1ne
goods being held with eome chow Of armuess but
& qaos Yeas
:;ss s:f.s s:Ss$i SS; "a. .. .se.,
IN in With Nth more more freedom X dom va quote: Pork barres
s ss 10 aeul n'5sss; bssss:
rough, :l7.oo@2ooo; DO - buSked Or sa9' o9@39oo
sr s.rs Ss4i; s'ss sts7s DO reus sass
s24.ooa9soo; DO bucfed. s5oooo3s.oo dour ntavss,
s9oo9l1 .oo circle no9r s, hesatng g9se PEI pc seti
0bAL-The demand foF coal has been Of tho most
sa eSasss % saPplsne Ssa.s 1t i usually
The case u aea.on Of the year when ths tendency
q prices t. aorprsE s:teTsl e. M Ra9n: I'M
on P:os are s nsesd md tondtps
E%san.; Es asss 1sss ssS % S bs
Walnut Hi, $685.; Dloeab1irs 1890; Cherry, Mine,
MoSts se 1aa95a cam sannal .s sS
nesP psads ssSs 81 81 trade
f51tnA and Hu1Ulu6 owing advance Ut the East.
, 1873-06-04

e Il !sses's ss eosda sas ' r~,x ss 'ss'
~ II Y 81
sseH e. ss.tn 9se bs: ds9;Sss S
fsesS SosSS ba at ess9 &s br Fss hesSss SS4
6s5anG FL ssSn esf sfIS sS;
III ei sa N: Hssas s9s
il we e1cor! prunos ind btackborrtes both Of With
.ro Arm, ths quoted prices hNvc baon only ind!f,
We a,ota, roaE1ss-Sst ;eX@oXe; nes drums dran;ss
ss ss; as as.u POI s 5sStsz z.ns %Fas s'4ians
@fSso. boMEsr!o-Adon app1e., 1a@2oo:, S1teii.
III DO, e@7e; Western o. sso south9s,, DO
ss:e6er.tes. 4oatio; pited cherries, 239aso: Ns4s
siae nsb:s %res posaas dSa Wniapon pss
n aSs sssx anst 4sss1 Sss1
@ Or no In s IN Tor ssp and
y Sssa
Th.a L. rue of nearly every nrclo In ,coeea and
there was slight Increase in tho volume 81 Rolcg, bu
yal,cs wcre unchanged. We quote.
nes[ Hgr natx
~. ssHo a,ots 5asa "9 a@nEy Mi 1o, IKE
gooa o aaa2as s5nnop d. 2Ss2ao rosss
~ itSs -. ~ }NSH,il$St Sua.
Itcn, fancy, 2as91SHo; do' prime, 2sNS2s3loi h1ar
aca'uo, 41A@1sav. .u-.,.. ..u
rss ssls ts;' %ssa t:ss'' f"
:. MdE-iStha, aAYsEet HEangoon, 7N@5c; oaro'
Una, o5t99e; LOUISIANA, AG8sac.
.se md aTsnnsfed st lo cFon a pow 10
r. 1ewa1Hxo ~ : INA a, 7ysog tia
1nnc co3co MAN. w. i1ai3,fc nr9n ~ ,9S
n91c' al; ~ nsmi aisncn ,Rasaao R e.r ~ <9H ~
a f.r do 6oo S,osS Nav oreaps sosz ~
9%a co,nsan. <SaEa' al pu'' 's'1'o' %"
sxaurs- -pnmona dip. Il 1.a5@1.3o; silver drips,
e1tra do ressna 1aaassa
sa n usSse 1aHTao ~ a,,',n p, ~
Nico ,aossses coise. G5aGSo S oom,non %oasHes 20
ssne. -con,,no, l.. ,an, nam,
sr1ursNbgpce. i71so a. ~. eoyea s1aao cassa
si' siSssr' paso nss do So asss aS9s d. NS u
Sua.:,. Stge: r,..,, .,,.,., c,<,o,>.
fenGh ot;eu2 4ntman @ mottled,
eoHgo3n,s oouen Test ot9e2oi MMlto ; NY 9At9
eHu: Maise WI Aese, o1s9CAo; ploWn ,dt' Hlndsof' 4A9
- liz NIx
, 1873-06-04

IHfE6 Hutu
which charge follows tho shingles.
Thickneas-Fiyo ahingca to 10 rwo inches In thioks
ness.
Ltngth-81toen inches.
HARDWOOD.
Dlack-Walnut - Couuteiu, $1oO00@1Bo.0o; clear
$G5, ,OQGs75O0; common, 00s 5000: Gull, 10000
$500; flooring, t50.00@Go00.
Aa!i-Clcar, $ao.o 100 common, s2o.0o925.oo; ;
Gull, 81. .0091 90 flooring, $30,0o@ 1000.
0ak-Clear, {30.00@40.Uo; common, $200o8c3.oo
Gull, So. .0o(919.0D,
nlckory--oIear, So. .oo@t6.oo; common, s25oo0
$500 cull, sl2O6Gls.ua.
Mar1o-0ioar, $50 COG 1000; common, s2o.oo93o.oo
Gull, $lo.D0G3l6b0
Mattcrnut-ulcar, $o0oosoo.0o; common, $2s.ooq
s5.0O,
Ghe1ry3olear, sso.oo@eo,oo; common, s25ooG
$500 Gull, $120o@1s.oo.
Whttowool-Ucar, $3O.0OG34000; common, 5000
GS0.D0 Gull, loO00l5.O0.
Wagon stock-uickory nxlss, per set, $1.oo@1so
wagon poles. each, A6@53o; box boards S35.ool 4o,N
, 1873-06-04
LUMBER.

TUESDAY EVENING, June 8.
Tho following vere the receipts and shipments OF
lumber shingles, and lath for tho past week as COM
pased with the gamo date last year:
, 1873-06-04

Tho trading tho past week has boen principauy on
local account though quite number Of country buy
have MAIDS ther srpoasanee In tho last few days
Ths market IL clear Of lumber, though trading
has been rather slow buyors would hold OF a. long
possible in hopes to obtain concessions. Good to
choice strips boards have rulsd active and steady
throughout tho weok at 81 .0o@ 17.oo PCT N.
Good ash have remained steady at $3.50; shingles at
$780, Piece HtuF has declined; It III now quotablo At
f325@lo00, though nothing has been reported below
Sloo0 cargo o. good piece sur waa eold yesterday
1t 50 There fair inquiry this morning, and
about 10 or cargoos isposed ot befo1o
Of ouot.tione it il probably sa{o to Infer that prices
for nomo grhdea are fully y low ~ or yesterday.
peahttgo; lumber, urun, s26 N 1t s14+to sold by j.
II. LopmlB 4: Go. -.-:
LUa1nEn FRKIoHTs.
31anfstoe, $500; Ludington, $276; Muskegon{,
s9.2s oconto s2.60 Menonlinee, xa6o991b Pentwh-'
ter, $3.5o92.76; White laio, $2.o0@2.7s; Grand Ha-
ven, $2.25. .......
Ar THE YAHpB. .
Tho demand for lumber continues good on both To-
cal and interior account Prces ruling strong for
iii the higher grades. The trade Ia mostly In common
building nlutcrlal and fencing. aud prices for hess
grades ire olersbly steady HARDWOOD ia In fair re-
, 1873-06-04

Total. -20a,5a9 4l4a3,dtA 1oJt1d1
Tho receipts Of 1.-Two stock for tho i've montha tndnB
May 3l thls year. compared with the receipts during
Tho sane rorlod In 1874 chow noreaao Of 55, 1856
cattle and 53o53l hogs. Our receipts Of sheep lavo
faen % 1901 head. The average weight Of tho hogs
marketed during May vas 2171 u.s. against 213 lbs in
April-an tncreaso Of 43@ fhs. $3.50
OATTLE-It was dull and unsatisfactory market
day. Tho decline Of A@4c nt the seaboArd, taken IN
connection with the continued heavy recoipts induced
weak feeling all around, and prlcsa weFe unmiataia,
cattle which were strong 10 lower, theTs e. was no
py o} cows and light thinnsh steers, such local
butchers seek, waa lsrger than on any pEevloua day
standing q good inquiry e1isted, holders found It
quite impossible to maintain former rates. and during
hc afternoon there we're free sellers At tho reduction
abovc noted. There vera many emo troves among
the offerings, but tho average quality fell coz
sdorsbly bslov tho average q tho past fow weeks.
and we Ind tho bulk Of tho transfers TO
have been effected st price, e., ranging si frog
Of atecrs seen at the yards for somo time was
fetched In to-day BY Robson pros Of Wataga, III;
by whom they fed. Tho drove embraced % head,
Averaging l,6lo lbs. a. they wcro doliye1ed on con
tract the prioo realized t$70 is no crterion Of tho
market. About 2,o00 catfo remain In the yards IN.
sold aud tho market closed a It opened, quiet and
na1y.
, 1873-06-04

and upwards. ..,.................$
Choice beo.es-Finc, fat, well foEnled year
to + year old atecrs, averaging 1,2so to
1,400 lts. ts..................:-... ..::.........
Good Bceves-Wcll-fattene finely formed
Steors, averaging 200 to !, 800 lbs: :.,.....
Medium G 4ratlea-steers In fair hesh, aver
aging 100 to 1,250 It's. s....................
Dutchers' Stock-Uommon to fair stcers,
and good to extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 500 to 1,100 lhs. ......
Stock Cattle-Comnaon cattle, In 1ecent
flesh, averaging 100 to 1.080 lbs..-
InferIor-Iight and thin COWS, hotfers,
stags, bulls, and scallawa8 atoers. ........
, Qattls-TaxRs, Northern wintered. .........
Cattle-Coru-fed Tezaa- .........-......
, 1873-06-04

Spool thread grain bags, etc, 80 days, or Per cant
of 10 days.
Domestics, cottonadcs, Kentucky jeaus, etc., per
cent p6 80, per cent of 10 days. ..
Regulnr department goods, 4 per cent OF 60, pei
cent Oh so, per cent on 10 dasg.
, 1873-06-04

Total, 6,954, ,5G5 bu. This IL decrease during
tho week Of ID, ,813 bu wheat; 753, ,750 bn corn /;
28,o08 bu rye {, LIT bu barley and m increaHo
Of Il, ,547 bu oats. Total decreaso, 1888, ,1o1 bu.
auATN pnnappCra.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-27
Order to Show Cause why Order
of Sale Of Real Estate should
not be Made.

TN THE DIsTRICT COURT OF THE
i Seventh Judicial District, County Of Lin
coin, State Of Nsvsds.-ln the matter Of the es-
tate Of John Kolshorn, deceased.-N appearing
TO the Judge cf said Court, BY the petition this
day presented and fled by John Roeder, the Ad.
ministrator of the estate Of John Kolshorn, de-
ceased, praying for an order Of sale Of real
estate. that it 10 necessary to sell portion or
the whole Of the real estate to pay the liabilities
Of said estate, and costs and expenses Of admin
istration, ii is therefore ordered by the
Judge of said Court that all persons interested
In the estate Of said deceased appear before the
said District Court Of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict, on Tuesday, the 10th day OF Sep
tember, A. D. 1873, at 10 O'Clock IN the fore.
noon Of said day, Ut the Courtroom Of said Dis
trct Court of the Seventh Judicial District at
the Court House, in said county of Lincoln, to
show cause why an order should not be granted
TO the said Administrstor to sell 20 much Of the
real estate Of the aaid deceased a. shall be nee.
essary; and that . copy Of this order be pub.
lished at least four successive weeks in the
PIocHE DAILY RECORD, newspaper printed and
published in said county.
Dated August 16, 1873.
tsEAL (Signed), NJ. FULLER.
District Judge
Attest. A true copy. p. b. MILIEn, Clerk.
au17-4w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-27
DAILY RECORD
sErxISo ADyrcE-Old Father Brayne,


SErKIS0 ADvrcE.-Old Father Brayne.
meeting leader. He used to tell, in
meeting the following story: While COR
Quoting camp-meeting in Western New
York, a messenger arrived at the camp
TO inform him that the wife Of the chief
deacon had died that morning. Father
Brayne delegated bis powers to another
and started home to comfort the bereayed
widower. After twenty-miles' ride, he
reached the farm house where the deacon
lived. about four in the afternoon.
On entering, he shook the widover by
the hand and sat down in silence. By
and by he began TO condole with the be-
reaved man, and offered him all the con-
ISOLATION in his power.
1T IS very heavy grief you We got
to bear" said the minister. "but you
must bear up like a man
Yes, the deacon responded, "it s a
kind O. rough. Let s take a walk
around"
Father Brayne, thinking that the wild
over felt i'll and depressed, and that the
fresh air would do him good, readily as
scented. The deacon led him to his
barns and stables, and showed him over
his farm. The parson appeared to take
great interest in everything, and re-
joiced to think that he was helping to d.
vert the deacon's mind from his terrible
sorrow. After they had gone around
the whole farm, the deacon said:
Now. minister, ye see everything S
in fine order. What would you advise
me to do-bring my daughter and her
husband here to manage the place, or 90
bucking about among the girls again for
another wife!
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Taxpayers, Take Notice f!

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL PER.
- sons arc hereby notified not to nav any
money for Taxes Of any description TO any per.
sGn OF person. Whatever. except J. r. Pedler,
to receipt for Taxes The said qentieman viii
hereafter conduct the business OF the Asser sor's
Once Tor me, make all assessments and cor.
AIci ALL TAAkS. K.J. HANLEY,
Assessor Of Lincoln County, Nevada.
r'oehe, Lincoln county. New, sept. 10, 1873
eel3tf
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~, ana IN accordance with law and an order Of
.ne noAru OF Directors. made on the 10Th
DAY OF August. 1873, so many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary will
De sold al puhllc auction, at the once 81 the
company, Rooms % and q Mercbsnts' Fl.
Snanse, California street, San Francisco. Cal.
per, 1873, at the hour of IL O'CLOCK m ~ ~
gay. 10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
.ase,her with costs Of advertising and expenses
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
C Chue. hooms 70 and "a Merchants Exchange.
California street. San Francisco CsI s9S-tS
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Location Of principal place Of business I'm "a,
cisco, california; location of works, Ely Dis.
,rict; Lincoln County. State Of Nevada Notice Is
hereby given that at a meeting Of the Direc 20
soss, held on the nth day Of September, lisa. an
EASEMENT a no. 81 of6'ty cents per share was
levied upon the capitai stock of the corporation
payable Immediately in United Ststas aois
com, TO the Secretary, at the Office OF the Con-,
pany, room % Hayward's Building, No aia
'a.iornia street, San Francisco, Caliicrni,
ANY stock upon which this assessment sh.,,
r sma,n unpaid on the 10th day of October. lsss
public s res.nquent; and advertised for sale al
Se'ore, VII be sold on Friday. the In
1 ony OF November, 1873, to pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs of M.
'ertislng and expenses Of sale,
om. CHAS. S. NEAL, Secretary.
california street, San Francisco. California '''
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Notice to Creditors.

's I. Of MORGAN COURTNEY, DE.
dersigned. Executor Of the last viii ma ssss..
n meat OF Morgan Courtney. deceased. TO Ire
creditors Of. and all persons hsyins c,.,"s
sssinst me said deceased to exhibit them. Vim
after ne ss vouchers. within ten mosths
ssia Executor, at the ONCE OF Pitzer 1 cc,.cs ~.
State Of Nevada. VI A'i'Sosn-
Dated At Piocho. August 81, A. d. 1878.
rxoo,,.ou WILLIAM J. KELLEY.
Morgan Courtney, deceased. s*as'nv "
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Notice to Absent Claimholders

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO II nrr.
~ FENBACHER, one Of the owners in she
quartz lode known - the ST.. GEORGE Lone
slteese IN Ely Mining District. Lincoln comfy
sna s,Ate o. Nevada. that II he. the said II, Def
~ does not appear and pay his proportion
y. =. 'ne expenses incurred In the DEVELOPMENT ~
tne SAID 81. George Ledge within NINEfy Dava
nvn IN TINS date his interest In said lode will bs
soio 70 pay the same. according TO the i.,r -,
such cases made and provided. WV '"" III
Phoebe. August II. 1879 .r, AZ