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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-15

convention OF reconstructed Southern
women be held, to show plainly that
Jeff. Davis assertion that the ladies of
that section are ready for another seces
sion war, is base SANDER, and it sug-
gests that the first week in December,
when Congress meets, would be an ex-
cellent time for such gathering. Such
a meeting would be novel; and per.
haps an interesting one, but it is doubt.
full if those ladies in the South who
really have accepted the situation. and
are exerting their great influence in be.
half of peace and the Union, and are
educating their children to be patriotic
citizens of the United States, would be
the ones DESTROYS of protesting theil
loyalty in so public a manner.
A thrilling adventure occurred on tn,
Mount Washington railway in New
Hampshire, Tuesday night of last week
while party were making the ascen
preparatory to witnessing the sun ris
the next morning. They had reache,
point about half way up, when sudden
" the main eccentric shaft of the engin
broke short off, with loud crash, fol
lowed by lifting or upward movemen
of the car and violent surge down hill
But just such accidents had been provi
ed for in the perfect and numerous ar
rangements of brakes, and the car quick
" settled back on the track and remain
ed still, unable to go. forward or back
ward All this time it was rainin
torrents, blowing gale and black a
Egyptian darkness Lights were brough
when it was found that the accident hal
occurred within few feet of the uppe
of the first section of the ladder. wher
the great trestle work tapers away an
rests upon sort of abutment, forme
the projecting ledge. crawling alon
on the timbers, the party reached tn
ground, and, after several hours of tel
rible stumbling and clambering, reache
| the SUMMIT IN safety:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-15
Nos. l43, l45 & l47 East 23d ST..
NEW YORK
Farm for Sale :!

The home farm of the late Charles c. Hardy,
Glover,one of the best and peasantest farms in the
town-is offered for SALE 1t consists of 132 acres
of land, nicely divided into moving tillage woodland
and pasturing Has splendid apple orchard: water
excellent and extremely handy, and everything is in
excellent order. The stock. farming TOOLS hay and
gram will be sold with the farm If DESIRED orfurther
particulars call SARAH c. HARDY on the farm or
Il. A. UfFORD, of Irasburgh.
GfCttr W.T. SepteEnter 8. 1879 nsb-4f
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-15
State NeacS.
Mt. Mansfield is to have signal sta

Mt Mansfield is to have signal sta
ton.
A Stowe laundress found 1895 in the
pocket of vest sent to be washed, but
will look to heaven for her reward.
Charles Prouty has sold out his in
terest in the Vermont Phoenix, publish
ed in Brattleboro. to O. L. French, of
Keene, N. H. Formerly of Glover.
Charles White. of Eden, IS erecting
large chair shop at the mill village in
that town. There is good water priv
ilege there.
The St. Adams butter maket Tuesday
was active for the higher grades. Com
mon to fair, 20 to Zoe; medium to good,
26 to 23c +; choice, 30c. selected, 32c
The crop of chestnuts, butternuts,
hickory nuts and walnuts promises to be
immense in many localities, this fall.
The trees are fairly bending beneath
their loads.
Sunday of week before last John Drew
of Danville, had thirty bundles of rye
burned. The grain was in a field near
his house, and was fired by some wanton
person.
A correspondent estimates the cost of
the tobacco used in the town of Cam
bridge at $3.50. which would pay all
the liabilities of the town and leave a
surplus in the treasury.
The Nescsdeoler announces that
prominent citizen, interested in the
Portland & Ogdensburg line, offers to
furnish $lO0000.00 and take the bonds
of the company as security.
On the morning of the Oath ult., Old
Mansfield showed white face. Depth
of snow not known. This has not occur
ed before in the month of August in the
memory of the oldest inhabitant.
The Vermont cotton mills at North
Bennington have capital of 100000
run 1000 spindles. 1852 looms. 26 self
operating carding machines. employ 100
hands, and turn out 100000 yards of
cotton cloth annually.
Miss Carrie Demmon. the young lady
who was recently shot by Daniels at
Montpelier, is doing very we'll. and is in
a fair way of recovery. The ball has
been extracted, coming out between the
fourth and fifth rib.
Walter, son of Henry Palmer, of Ad-
Olson. years old, while at play Mon
day of last week, walked backwards in
to tub of hot water, and was so badly
scalded that he died the following morn
ing.
| There was pleasant occasion at Boil.
ton last Saturday afternoon, it being a
social visit at the residence Of I. S. Nc
Ginniss, Esq A good supper and a
good time may always be expected when
the McGinnisses or Shaws get up Wis
it.
| The Neacsdealer says it is estimated
that there will be 10000 pounds Of
butter made and sold in Cambridge this
year. The price ranges little higher
now than for a few weeks past, and some
; of the farmers are holding on for 4C
cents.
Another victim to dishonest cupidity
is Charles Hazen, of Quechee, who paic
$4OO for pair of horses in Canada ant
entered them at the Custom House a
5000. An officer met him soon after h,
got home, and those horses cost hin
$3.50 more. He will know better mex
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-09-15

Truth ovevomes all things.
, 1873-10-05

asked tho aimplost quoatiot, be o7pocta to DO
paid for ILLS answer, and everybody about the
building Is Watching and whiting. for IN oppor..
tunity to put In his claim. Americans who trhvcl
tondanco when they travel at homo, and they arc
willing to pay something extra for tho bost thoy
eau get whom awny from home. :,
Tho London Rerte,o Ia correct whom 1t gayH
Tint tho Amoricau and EngliBman do not aasnl-
Into whom travelling. Although in tho samo SOC
tion Of I, car or on tho same boat on ono Of tho
lakos. thov Seldom exchange void, and novor
n,'lesa tho A'nerican breaks ice; THOR answera
tionor foels as II ho wefo boing snubbod for
having nHkod them. Aftcr ono or two attempts
Of this kind, tho American foolH moro disposed
to attompt to commence by aigns and motions
social conversation. with tho Englehrnnn who
may bo sitting on tho othor Ride Of him. Tho
fact ia that John Bull is o surly and suspicious
character: 10 thinks that ovory man WHO ap-
OWL intontions, and OF once becomes 30
cnssn. oystal. In 'a' good dosl Of % oaporioneo @ IN
Continental travelling wo hnyo novor known an
tIon, although wo have mat with soue who have
travelling companions. but this money queB-
tion is tic one that is invariably predominant in
their minds. They always pant to know how It
is that co many Americans arc ablo to briug their
lavirhly; how il is posslblo for ua to 60 on 30
rapidly iu tho payment Of our national dobt,
ota, Tho natural and only answers that carl
bo glyon to these questions they act down as
American gaBconle, American boaating, and OK
aggcratlon. Il thus often haappcnR, that what
might othorwiso hnvo boon pleasant travelling
acquaintance ends with Ill feeling, and the
American roaolvos In future to stand aloof from
all intercourse with Englishmor. During nye
months travel, no have exehnuged words Will
but one Engllshman, and he WIS introduced tc
ua bv uuugariRn.
, 1873-10-05
HUM0R.

HUMoR.
A qaloshurg barber adyorttses himself as
"Profesnor Of crinicultural absoisaiou and crh,l-
iologieal tripBis,'
~scono IL q Western Court: Judge" Have
you ANYTHING to ofror to tho Court 6oforo aen
tonca Ia paaAed on you Z" Prisoner" No,
judge had sl but ny {h;sy ;a%yer to1k 81 tns
"Whdt for?" "What for1 Tho schroundrol
hosh been tryin' to mako mo drunk and ineap-
ablish."
village in one of the eastoln counties OF England
may be seen Bign.boara representing . man i'll
q black coat brandiBhing hatchet, with tho In.
sorption, "John Smith kills pigs like bis father"
a Memphis pnper states that during t'se IN
that city tho other day woman oarrlod barrel
Of flour down stairs without burating hoop
In ordinary times it e1hauste her to strike her
huBbnna twice with the poker. w -.
Am Indiana man aung tor adtvofeo 9ssa chaages |t
having s'big hustle and doceitful tongue"
When you BOO a baro-headad man following
COW through the front gate, and filling tho mir
with gardon implements aud profanity, you may
know that his cabbage-plants have been set out.
An Alton ill., woman recently threw briek
at dog, and hit her husband, who stood hfty
foot behlnd her. ...
~ good rainy day,-too rniny to SO to school.
a,ia just rainy enough to 60 lshing." ,,
1.-Two young ladios Of LaCrosHo woro stand
Ing by tic silo Of ditch, thirteen feot wide,
which tlDY DIDN'T KNOW now 10 oT0HB. Wuen kuGlE
escort Haid "snakesl" anl thoy cleared 1t ut
bound.
-Ihe power Of lovo receives fresh and strik~
Ing illustration In the caao OF tho milwaukee,
girl who knocked her lover hools over head down
flight of staira bnoause lo wanted to stop kiss-
lug long enough to get good long breath.
"A young man at Evansville couHhe1 up
! 25.cent currency noto tho other tay, and ho has
gouo right baok to tho boarlng-houso whoso
| lash he formerly complained Of.
.-Woman'B capacity for buHneaa Ia beautiful
| IL exomplitled by tho Philadelphia housokeoper,
| Who, being loft in charge OF tho house for .
woek Cleared tho house OF 81. 600 worth OF 9urni-
| turo aud sold 1t for 1850.
| Tho action of HwotBh woman In Minnaso-
| IT,, in attempting to poison hcr ht,sband and
throo children, Ia attributed to "religlous fa-
naticlan,." bwolon-Dorglan, probably.-Neio
York HorlI.
-" Did you iiYhi1n plumb In the centro2" ash-
cd dying Oulal!a man Of hls SOU who had Just
come III from desperate street hghs. "Yos,"
was the reply. ":rheu die happy" and calm
| grin Of pleasure froze upon hin face.
In passing through darl tunnel OIL Ponn-
claiming, "Don't YOU fool around! carry q
pistol iii my panIcr1" ,
"A auforor Auggoaea an improvement In the
would ho bottor to spell 1t ray.nir =,
has boon Aorsewhlppoa by soyen different
individual alluded to In Scripture; :" And aoyeil
women shall tako hold ct ono ma,l."
Willie witnessing game Ut base ball out
, 1873-10-05
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
.LALLY-Bstdsat IalIY. aeel 81 years and months.
daughter of Th0nins Lally. 49,
Funeral ftun Ills resldonco, s5 Hubbard; ;s, Sunday
Oct. 8, At II a. by cars to Calvary Ceinesery
BAKEIl-At 1908 Wost JAnksou.st on tho I'd Inst. Of
Edwin F. and Julia 4. BakoF, agod months.
FLQOK-At harrington. Dot: 8. 1879. Mary Mlarthh
ngot year aud months, daughter Of Mr. and MIS- l..
G1uok, Ch1c8go,
Tuooral 1t Calvary. Oct. 6.
DRuM-At OMAHA. Nel,., Oh her way from ponycr 70
Chicago. Aunio bsutn. Tho body arrived by o'clock
Tho funeral will tnko place frnm her sstors house, Mrs.
Eonies, 795 Fnon-st, at o'clock tomorrow, aud tho
body Will bo takcn to Gfncolant.
ClENEY-At hia 1ato residence, B63 uuhbar8.s It.,
Chicago, William !. Chonoy, On Saturday mornlnKs
Funeral services bis l.tu residence, Banday OCT g.
at II d. M Thu ronlains Will DO taken TO 1auso I'LL! Ceo.
(ory BY tho D. III. train. Friends at the family iu
Concord. N. H.. papers please copy.
oBR1lsN.;Agncs, only child Of John aud Kato o'n1eu
ngCd 10 m0nths.
Fuuo.ai TO-DAY from tho oornor or State and Twouty
si1th-sta. At II 0'o!ock by oars 70 Calvary.
Titus fades The lnvoy bfos6onltng luweTs
Bwoat smiling solhco ut an hour;
Sp soon cur tfanatout nomfossa ly,
And ploasuru only blooms TO die.
PAIlKER-On Saturday. Oct. 4 OF brain fever, Maud
Abby, child OF Kohard and jonnle Pnrkor, ngod IS
Funora On Sunday II O'Clock noon at Christ Church,
MirhEga!l-av. md 1wonty y -Tourtb.at.
~ Boston. Now York, and Concord, N. H.t pnpora
pieaso cupy.
, 1873-10-05
A UDg.StOrys

ARiohrnond, Va, paper tells d story OF q very
sagncioua dog and very. foolish man, and tho
MIN owns tho dog. 1le is a married man, and
the othor evening told Lla young wife that ho
was going to tho i lodgo." Tho wife anxiougly
Looked for tho roturn of hor husband until tho
small hours Of tho morning, and finally there
was a acratching Mt tho door. shc opened 1t;
The dog was thero aud something moro: lilo had
ln Ais mouth q bloody handkerchief and D round
ricco Of ivory Of about tho size Of y allvor dol
far, sho did not know anything about tl.o
ivory, but tho bloody handkerchief suggested to
her torribio atory. She put OH hor honhnt and
followed tho dog. 11e piote her to the M ihoiE9
ing, and tllore on tito floor In ono corner was h9r
husband with badly-swollen eye and bleoa-
ipg 1.oae a,sl useloss legs. llo could moi Walk
home, but thoro was reaHon for that, Which
tlinappearod III few hours. That Young man
now wai,ts to dispose Of worry faithful we'll
meaning tlog. lIo also wants to find tho man
WHO lit him on tho noAo In the gambling
, 1873-10-05
English and American Travellers.

EjmEB1A11 NNu AHHGFACihA Af1APEa0Tbs
1r. Fuom's Paris letter 70 tho Ba'timore A'nersean
Our English cousinH from across tho channel
who ara travelling Oh tho Continent havo Just
vented their grievance against American tour
lists in very ablo articlo in tho Saturday Repeto.
Thoy say that tho Americans arc donoralizng
whole loat Of people with whom they como III
contact, to Buol MI oxtont that tho plain Eng
lah traveor, with limited MEANS, IL invariably
snubbod and given poor quarters ana Ta attention
leans como to Europe to run lastlly. over tho
the Continent limited In time, but unlimited iu
lneane, and that thoy donland tho best rooms,
tho boht attendance, arc lavish in their foes 70
servants, mud nevor dispute tho landlords bills.
This is al very true, but brother Bull must re,
member TINT most Americana don't understand
tho language, and could not dispute tho bills II
thoy were 10 diHpoaod, aa it would require sonlo-
road and understand any part Of most Of tho
bills except tho figures at tho ona Of the
llnou, aud the grand total Woronnomberhayin
submitted b bill which we paid at Drcsden to
ono Charge in a dozen on tho long bill coyoring
two foolscap pagon. How was it possible for an
American to dispute such bill, especially If ho
had no words at command to won't hts indigna-
ton, and only ton minutes loft to roach tho do
coiyoa hs BILL Thon again, to tho american
tourist i" time is money" and he wonld rather
part With his ulonoy tllan waste time In qnarrol-
ling over foW Horlns or loBo lis temper Whon
ho Is OH pleasure trip. Tllon, as to the scr
wants, tho American fools COMMUNICATION for
these poor devils, who receive no wagea from ,5,7
for ''aervioo," but puts it I'LL In his own pocket.
The Amorioan feels, with respect to theso scr
vantB, that ho IL doing . charitable act when ho
| ,na1ea tllonl happy with a fow lorlns, and pays
them for service to hinsolf and family,
| for which thoy would otllerwiHo 20 unpaid, It
| is part Of luz enjoyment Of travel to DO =
little good ~ ho goes along through tho 0ld
World. lsus tAere is no place in Europe whero
the American Is 80 systematically heocea aa ~
Loudon. This is tho experience Of eyory Amori"
can tlat ,7o have mot with. In Paris tho charges
arc high, but not 30 high III London. and hore
| tho American gotta good food aud good attend
a,.ce, neither of which can bo had in London
Tho London Times. wAills denoInoing tho ex'
tlons OF affairs At ita own tloora, whioh arc
equally as bad. Good beds. without bugs, cur
| pa lad In pariH and Vlenna but wo hayo aoyo'
boon ablo to find them III London, Aud aa e
tho begging Of servants, London Is ahead Of t4e
| Qontinslt, Il servant In . London hotol Il
, 1873-10-05

Euroncan exchanges arc illlod with gossip
and anecdotes about tho lato Duke Of Brnns-
wick, whoHo death Hoclns to haYo lot loose MI
amuunt Of scandal that nsalses oMz usually SO
very sodato transatlantic contemporaries ap--
pcar absolutely Lively. Hero ia choice bit Of
history coucorning his last voluntary departure
from Lis capital, prior to his final involuntary
exit.
,rhe Duke had stopped at his favorte hotol.
md in tho morning, about 10 o'clocA, his mag
uiticontly-furlished slceplns-coaca drove up to
tho door, mud was soon surrounded by an adj
miring crowd of lis faithful Brunswickors. A
and out stepped tho Dukes mistross-..a lady Of
tho opera---in tho most negligent negligo poHsi-
bio, in fact HomewhRt drosAed and urdrcssed
like tho beautiful Holon in Cftonbaoh's nnughty
opora. Tho populace starod In amazcn.ont aB
she entored tito sleeping. coach, but probably
feeling akin to thnt Which moved tho Albanian
jury to pnrdon Phyrne upon the exhibition Of
her Charms, prevented tho Brullswiokera from
ture upon this fair one. Whom tho hotel doors
opened agnin, howeyor, to lot out tho reprobata
Duke of brunswick himself. attirol also In tho
mcreat protext Of night robe, popular iadignar
figure I Of tho Duke vsnaisiod within tho sleeping
coaoh than all the movcablo atoues Of tho pago-
meut flow after him; and seldom has coach-
man driven with moro rookioss speed than DID
evening of that day the Duko. aB usual, visitod
tho opera where his mistress performed. Moan.-
while, all tho rotten eggs and apples that. could
bo procured in tho city bud been bought
IN by tho Druuswiokora, and wondrous
cannonn6lo opened upon tho lady OF tho Bleeplng-
coach tho moment She made hor Appearance
Tho ofToct OF this demonstration WAS such ns to
drive not only the SHADY" from tho stage. but
also His Highnoaa from his opera-box. Both
poraonages Loft the same night In their alooping-
| coach, and tho Duke did not revisit his Duketlom
| till tho Paris revolution drove him oven from
that lax city. -,
In connection with this scapograce's last will,
| 1t is now rumored that HOW claimant to his
| property has como forth in tho person Of young
fronchlnau, who announces himBolf grandson
| OF the daceasod According to his statement,
| tho Duke WAS married to his grandmother, a
| daughter Of GIL English Admiral but had abail-
doned and roplldiatod her, as we'll a. tho!r only
child, - daughtor,-who was subsequently mar
| ried to Fronch nobloman, and whose BON the
claimant protendH to be-. It is not likely, how
ever. that his claim will bo recognized. At tho
funeral of tho Duke, the Geneva authorities TO-
fused him parmiAA3on to participate az ehlei
mourner. Tho Duke himself, during all hin
| lifetime, rcpudiatad any such marriage az that
insisted on by lis would-bo grandson. Moan.
vhilo, Duke Karl's brother, tho present reigning
Duko Of Brunswick, has expressed his rcadinest
to relinauiAh all Ills hereditary c]aims to Duke
Karl'a personal property, mud 1t is now ostimatol
tARt tho City of Goneva Willnet from tho Dukot
legacy the enormous sum OF $200, GOO, 0O0.
, 1873-10-05

Tho Chlnoao temples in San Francisco,
which used to bo among tho curious placea VIE
ftel by strangers, have become less popular
uiuoo Il las boon discovered that tho ChlueHc
use tAo,n to seogeto smallpox patients.
, 1873-10-05
CHATSWORTH.
/" The Palace Of the Peak"
The Grandost Private Mansion in the
World.
A History Of the Hall.

Chatsworth is situate In tho honrt a Derby
bhire. Dorbyslliro Ia ono Of tho midland coun-
t3oc ,,,I IT, I,r.,,oH
, 1873-10-05

Pittsburgh OIL Market.
prrrspuna1r, Pa, Oct. 4.-Relncl Oh quiet; quoted
at 16c; November, 1bs4c; December, 1eta. orudo
dull salea reported ut 95c.
, 1873-10-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Produce Market.

Now York Produce NIar9kcts
MEw YonK, Oct. .4.-coH7os-1n moderate request;
DnEApsT urrs-FIonr dull, with shipping grades in
light suppy rsespa 600 brs aerae wsssrn e sn
s1:M@s:eo; ohio e5aa, sS5s@s,ooi s., Louis, ss.7a
Western. t52o@JoS Wheat heavy and lower; re.
sSR s9?s ~ Ne sa,sne{sfn egs,ng s151s
iowa sprlng, sl.s5@i n; No. slilwanieo. s1,t2$
W 9St as s@g nssY ana hsd
600 BIZ steamer mixed Western. eo@otIdo Bn do,
e55eoo; ,htgb mixed and yellow Western, eu@eeNe;
" active; receipts, 14o06 bu old mixed Western n
store. 6i@s2c; now do, about, 54@5so; white, s6@
Eaaa-Dug and hcavy.
uAY-Quict aud unchanged.
Hors-A1ore active but unchanged.
LEATMEl-Quiet and firm, ut 2731@3ocs Orfnoco,
%ooi-yosy quiet; extra Michigan, 800; /; merchant
aaooen1ns. @ Coffee aaiet aaa nrm Rio. 2oas2c.
Sugar dull at 75l@yc. Alo1aases dull. 1sce quiot
PernoLEuM-Dull and irregular; crude, exc; ro~
TunrrN1n1r-Fi1n, at 41c.
nss. sa s11 BeS'
1urrEn 1sp djs;IEras-Unehaneod. S'0''
Wa1agx-steady, at sl.o5.
Foreign mnrka1s.
I1vEarooLz Oct. Al \. m.-Alarkesa unehanged
spring. lis 1od@12s ID white, 12s f912a Sd club,
15e@13s "a. Corn, s3s. Pork, 70a: Iagd 41s ID.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Al p. m.-Beeadstuas quiet; 4;
buyers offering lower pFaeea.
| LONDON, oct. 4-5 p n1.~-The rate OF discount in
the open market for three months bla Ia ~ per cent,
or u por cent below tho bunk rates. Conauls for
| money. 93H@92H for account, 02A; 6-20s Of '05,
| o5zf; do Of 'o7, 0o1f; 1o-40s, Ok; nov IS, %;
Eric, ~.
| rAn1s, Oct. 4-Rentes 5ef 60.
| L1vEnrooL Oct. 4--Ercning-C Cotton hardening.
a1iddlng upiands, %; Orleans. 9tsd Sales, ls,ov
bnleB American, 6Soo bales speculation and export
| 1000 bales.
| Breadstu1s quiet and unchanged.
Pittsburgh OIL Market.
prrrapuHa11, Pa., Oct. 4.-nenncl Oh quiet luotct
| at 1fc: November, lbs5c: Decombcr, 15A. Crud
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-12

HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY ENTIRE
Il Stock OF Cigars, Tobacco. Stationery, Cut
lery, etc.. together with all book accounts to
Messrs A. Cohn Bro
NJ. COIN.
Phoebe, December H. 1872. dl3.lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-12
Notice to Lien Holders,

DNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEVENTH
Il Judicial District in and for Lincoln county,
State Of Nevsda
Samuel Young, plaintiff, VS.. Charles G. Good.
win, William Thompson, 8. o. Brown, John Doe
and Richard Roe, composing the Morning Star
Mining Company, Thomas Bell, A. L. Head.
Maupin h Grouse, Woodruff 4 Ennor, Shepard
4 Co., Seaton 4 Co., Oberfelder l. Harrison.
Mott Fish Co., John Fen and Richard Fen.
defendants.
Notice is hereby given that the plaintiff above
named has commenced an action against the
defendants above named in the above entitled
Court, for the foreclosure Of certain Mschan.
les Lien. of date July Esd, A. d. 1872, duly filed
and recorded on said 23d day OF July, A, ID.
1872, against that certain Smelling Furnace
erected by the Morning Star Mining Company.
in Freiburg Mining District, Lincoln County.
State of Nevada, for the sum OF Seven Hundred
Eighty and 40-100 Dollars, gold coin, under the
provisions Of an Act OF the Legislature of the
State Of Nevada, approved March 4th, 1871.
And all persons holding or claiming liens
against said property are hereby notified to he
and appear in said Court at the Court House An
Phoebe. In said County, on
Monday, the 27th day Of January,
A. D. 1873, at ten O'Clock O. IN. Of said day. the
sane being day Of . regular term Of said Court
and to exhibit then and there the proofs Of their
said liens; and all liens then not 10 exhibited
and proved will be deemed waived In favor OF
those which are no exhibited and proved.
Dated Phoebe, New, Dec. 18th, 1872,
BISHOP / SABIN, plds Att.ys.
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