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, 1874-01-23

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 22--Steanehipa Circaasfan,
from Portland, and Ethiopia, from New York,
have a.1ived out.
NEW ToRk, Jan. 22.-Arrived- Steamship Cit7
Of Montreal, from Liverpool.
NEw Yonz. Jaa. 22.-Auiyed- Gao
falia fnou Glasgow
, 1874-01-23

TOLEDO, o.. Jan 22.-Jesup ". Scott, one 0!
the Oldest and most highly esteemed citizens Of
the Maumee Valley, d4ed ut his residence IN tbis
city this afternoon. He established The first
newspaper published in the valley, and at later
period was one OF the proprietors Of the Blade
He contributed much to the columns of homo
papers and standard periodicals, and WAS tho
author Of the pamphlet entitled IL 'fhe Future
Great City of the World" He was Is years ct
are.
, 1874-01-23

payment would be frauSht With the greatest dan,
ger. With initiation, the interest on money would
continually advance. Money grew cheap IN Ne"
Yorx when business men were away at tue water;
increased aud the interest ady,uced. After the
crops had been moved It became plentiful again,
audi the interest pecame lower. These changes
we're bound to occur every year. He argued that
it vas possible to have deprecated the cur
rcucy. and ret tha paper III circulation could be
nominaly redeemable in coin.
He OPPOSED tie free banking system. Under
II tha c,Irreacy of the country would be- grea. IL
increasgd, and when the tins came to 1osune
anecte-narment these banks woul4 ba unable to
, 1874-01-23

Sardis RcrchArd, Fremont Ohio
TolEDo, O., Jan. 22.--Satdis Berchnrd, ono Of
the pioneers and leadinG business mon OF Ere
mont, Ohio, died in tha: town on tho 2lss inst
Ho was 10 years old, and had resided at Fremont
aince 1897 He was the uncle Of ex-Gov- HhJes.
who is the principal heir OF his large estate.
, 1874-01-23


eress for years. AL tia. money, brains, and
energy can do will be performed in this behalf
this winter. The work has been actively COM
n:enced already, although 80 shrowdly is carried
on that but few are aware Of its real siguifi-
canoe. Congressman are being labored with.
and good judgment is exercised to operate for
the present only On those who arc thought to be
discreet enough to keep their oiYn counsel. Tho
full magnitude OF the undertaking will not ap~
pear for some time, but when it does manifest
itself, .he campaign will be short, eharp, and
decisive.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The Council Of the Indian Territory have for
wardea their protest against anv Congressional
interference with tho present form of govern
ment in the Territory They urge the sotemn
guarantee OF the United States Government that
the rights OF their people should never be yio-
lated, and say that tho fear that Congress would
meldle with their affairs has selously retarded
the development Of tho Territory.
A CLAIM IRON PITTSBURGH.
Senator Scott this morulcg presented petit
for expenditures incurred in fortifying that ctv
in 1853 Tue demand is for $4,000, and
has been regularly made and rejected as
every session OF Congress since 1865, and
is becoming almost as much OF q nuisance as the
claim OF old man Mock for moro pay on his mail
tho Pittsburgh 1ortlicatou matter arc these ::
In August, 1868: Just before tue second battle Of
Bull Run, come pittsburghers got it into their
heads that Gen. Lee had designs on their city.
and commenced telegraphing Secretary Station
for troops. rhe kilograms we're followed by
personal application, and the Var Department,
IN order to get nd Of their opportunities, PROM
ised to send them an engineer to supe.intend
the construction of defensive works. Shortly
arte7ward. Gen. Brooks an excellent
engineer aud officer, proceeded to Pitts-
bufgh, and under his direction large
force OF labore1s, furnished By the Citizens con-
structed some frst-class ear,h-Forka. About
, 1874-01-23
OBITUARY..

Nine. Purcpa-K0su.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-Mme. PatepaRosa died
last night.
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Summer Hotel Cards, occupying one
inch space, will be inserted until October
l,t, aud the JOURNAL sent during that
time for $500. Short items of general
interest 10 summer tourists, in our sum-
mcr resort column free.
Z. Foster Cooke, formerly Of the Bard
wei House, Rutland, VI, has leased the
Crocker House, New London Conn.
Graylock Hall, WiHiamstown, Mass
pens May 18th. Mcssrs streeter and
Svift proprietors.
The Waloomsac House, Bennington
Center VI, will be orcn for summer
boarders as usual.
The Montyert House, Middlctown
Springs, Vt, will continue under the
proprietorship of Mr. y. Doolittlc, and
open June LIST.
Messrs. j. l.. 4 L. :. Scott, the well
known and popular proprieloys Of the
franklin House, Highya;c Springs, Vt,
have leased tie Aburgh Spriugs Ilou. c,
which viii be under the immediate 81.
pely..iou Of Mr.. l.. S. Scott Mr.. }. L,
scott will remain at the Franklin House.
The New Mansion House, Williams.
town, Mass, will be finished aud ready
Tor the coming summer business.
The Clarendon House, At Clarendon
springs, VI, will open for the season
aboal the middle of MAY.
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We publish the following letter as q
sample Of many which are constantly
received. Tourr7ads would lower the
price Of freigbts it would greatly in
crease the amount and also help the
business Of our valley
Fus Villas, CoSS., April Il, 1874
j. C. BhcgHtn. Eeq.
haar sLs--I have your favor Of tho
Sch inst. / cannot handle the Lumber
yoa refer to, as the freight is so high
The freight on the car I had from you
was SIS %. from Manchester to Lake
will cannot afford to patronizc a
road with such high tariff ii freighls
were reasonable I should buy the most
Of my spruce aud hemlock lumber in
Vermont. Perhaps you might make a
special rate With them.
loura truly,
" ~rr-ru
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A. B. ARMSTRONG,
CHAs BALDWIN,
q. w FARwELL.

Ilenry's CarbolicSalve is so well known
that it is only necessary to caution against
limitations. 1t requires a careful admix-
ture Of the carboic acid with other iugrt-
dieuts to produce salve that may be re-
lied upon. The genuine only guaranteed
See that it bears the signature aud private
proprietary stamp OF John f. Henry. 49,
sold by all Druggists AID d. alers. John
f. Henry, Currun Il Co., Proprietors, &
aud 9 College Place, n. \.
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M Editor ay osly gs.eet ia re-
sp5aalag 30 he cal e my friend IS
that che traia usy esae "uppemost
! uB add that Mr.. a18 Mu. Israel
Dea.s are engages Ger ihe present seas
con. fsrmedy If sha Mg,,swe. and last
seasaa be worked la Peru WeaId alsa
add that tae Dorset Cheese Aaaaela.
uaa 81 its last annual meeting vote a
that ue wll make and furnish cheese
lgHaE tae season ef lsT& st cost after
paying stockholders 10 per cent. oa
hgir stock We expect 20 make oar
own and others cheese for less than
$l.15 per loo pounds Of cheese
s. e. ABas7aoaa. Treas.
lTba Dorset Cheese Association will
accept the thanks Of tbo Editor for a
generous sample of cheese made al
their factory which wc pronounce a
che FIRST quality We would further
say that we have jutt commenced
house keeping and cur friends need mol
hesitate to send along samples, for feat
they will spoil 600 our hands. We are
prepared 90 receive them
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Inc currency question is still the al
absorbing tarle 81 Washington. the
House aat yeg bsag able ta concur To-
iHe seaafa bli increasing tae amount
Of currency 70 s8a5oa5u10 box aze
busy tg.as IS perfect o ESQ 90 ue.r
own walsa. ri PASSED, must ea o. tae
scaate AID very likely BE rejected IS
che majority 81 laaauaa ia that body
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EVI PARSONS ESTATE

Stats 20 Vermont hl-a.HeHtNt LATtftEI.
Al q Probate GgBtl heIt 90 N#aahaaEtEs a4lh.u
and for HGIa D.aulas 90 MaaUHaataf BE tic sst
aag o. AHat, a. a.. 1874
Irssaf. Hou, E D. buglaa. 38aae
Tue aUIHiHasifatgr 600 She aFtafs ~ laF. f.aE.
s8ns late Of saB4 bland. . sat4 b.atssss a#aass#I
pre- ssutea 40 application 30 Ht l#Hg % said Eaaff
frFHeseuNus tAaf tar ta.d IeFl EaFsgEs t.gh
seszea gf gue aAalf3lfa lAIri past n shop sd
E4lsg UugI eye situated ia tl.a Y.IaEa - tsst
Arlington, esd tlaG 10 uau.I Ua h#Hase5si 81 lae
heirs ~ sai1 HreUfssd ~ the Is1Eaa that anas
~ item rgsl4e agt % iaIs stat.. 90 EHl taa 81 Il
described real estata, au4 taag sH ssi3eaaH tEs
cguzrHt .E Hut.ug ~ aIi the Lftu af She tal
deceased residing iu uIia as4e, Sad EfaslaH esd
court tgF fHe fHAHaEs Gi1fgskai 81 gEa6E HBHH 3
license 20 nfll said descrbra geat cstata
Nheftupga lt was gf1ffea tgAt GeaEaas "a said
Fpp lee tlaa be had a. q Probate taHft % D. ~ ri
a. tue FEGhAfe BHa1 iu AAaehaflaf be sald Die
tres gH tie t5sb deg u AEftt, 8 BIslt. sl4 g8at
notice % sai1 application saa as.4fa 4s4 gtss1as
Thereof. sud tAe Ma aaa alsaa as E#sfl# Z lslsfa.
81 bs .iRcH O. a4 PtraHHa iatsrsslea 81
Publishing certified e4ty Of lae Faesf4 II Esd
9rasf three aEtks Hau9 sa.Ealg BE- fae a#HfAaa.
ser 8af EsHA. 3 ssaf -apaF EIat.a 81 seEa MsH
chester. pgsFlaas g. ssI4 uaae " LfaFa
A true Eeaafd
attest, l0FEIAab Agssus. Ees.stsa
A tres copy RI record
Attest LDFELAsD MuAos. Register
ISIS
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Y. 10. CAMPBELL
d. H. GRAVES
COMMISSIONEPS NOTICT

- We, the Subscribers, being appointed hf
the Hon the Probate Court for the District %
Manchester, Commissioners 90 receive ofamIne
aud dust the claims add demands Of pefehns
against the estate Of
sAoldou II. Taylor, late Of Nugert
IN said plstnet deceased and also all egiaa sHd
demands exhibited in Offset thereto, ala ~
months from tho 9th day of April 1874 being
allowed by said Court for that purpose. No da.
therefore, herob give notice, than we viii attend
TO the busnrss If our appointment ct the 'ats
residence Of tho said decreased, on tbp ita day
Of July, 1874 and the 9th day October, 1871 from
one On II -four o'clock, p, Al. on each ui said dave
Dated At Rupert, this Hth day ei Aprl,
8. D. 1874.
ELIJAH BUXTON
473w @. FISHERMAN, ! Com.
4. l., SHELDON,
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gbe caatet for tae Massachusetts,
scaslasb.p .s becoming moro exciting
ana thc rrsaIt seems O. Dee between
Adams sod Wssaban with ihe chances
ia favor af the latter The last ballot,
Tuesday eago Dawes 60, Hoaf S.
Cuula 6g. Adams 81. Washbnru. 60
Gathering ls.
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fI'REEs
1 M Ie
NOTICE

- We, the rubEafibers, being appointed PES
the Hos. the Probate Court for The District 81
Manchester, Commissioner too receive examine
aud adjust the cIaima and dgmaude 81 gll pElsaus
against the estate of
Henrietta Andrew, late of Sunderland
10 said District deceased, aud alsa al Clslns AMI
demands exhibited Do offset thereto. sBi aa
month"; from the sth day Of April, 1874, buiuE
allowed by said Court iol that purpose 70 dc,
therefore hereby iyonuteo, that We viii attend
10 the business Of our appointment at the dwell.
ing house Of T., II. Gmyea, boo Sunderland au
tho Sub day Of October, 1874, from ono until t8ur
O'Clock u. ~. on said day.
Datoa al Sunderland, thin STA day ii AHliL
A. Ii. 1874.
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Editor Jolsfaal.


Iat'' "'a'"at'
d" your ISSUE %, ''' ~" '"sI' y our
'"Pe'' Correspondents after speaking
' we 'o'''''""'',e success '' '"'
'@'''"e "'''e ''1'''y i'o past
.4a.'' '"''' P4'''''.''y Oh "yse'' 10
S"" '', 'no D'''t' pa''y ASSOCIATION
''""s b "o,''1s 'llS''' Ie''y 10 answer
Az '''' 1''' report ''iA' TIE Dorset
D'''y Ass''''''''' I'' inc year lS'-'
''' ,..' ''' '' lis '@'a,a'ce re-
ao''e' ''i.- P''"A' Oh milk making
t'.,~' POUNDS OF c'eeae. average OF
"'lA 10 pound Oh cheese y ]''l00.
t'e5a'"'"S l'"t Trend loot intended
To CAL Tor the results ot the doiogs OF
l"a Dorset Oneeaa hssoc'anon
report Tor the benefit OF our
Neita"e friends aud the readers ofthe
IoJES'L, amount OF milk received from
Way 10th TO hoy. LIST, 1908 pounds I;
cheese made from the same 76 ,SG8 lbs
sale weight money received @95ld 81
average pr'e' OF cheese as sold II
o''lo' cents. my 'nena moot IN h'S
report says leaving fio''oo'20 l'f
patrons average price poF pound for
cheese Il 'o'IoO cents The impress,
i'h to the general reader would be that
detia"e paid ITS patrons II 9O'lOo per
pound after dcducuog the , cents for
making, winch was not the tact as any
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JARVIS ANDRuS, EsrATE

STATE or VERMONT Manchester District rs
At d Prot ate Court hold ~ Manchester within
and for said District uf Manchester. oil the 2lst
day Of March, a, D., 1874.
Present, Hon. 4, h. Burton, Judge
An instrument pufpurtiug 10 be the last viii
and testament Of Jarvis Andtus late Of buitet
la said distriot decd, being presented i0tFrdbsta
u is ordered boy said Court, that all persona c8us
,orned thereto be notified 10 appear 90 session
thereof, to be seld al the Probate Office - Mu.
chester.in said district, on tho 29th day 9i april
A. D., 1874, at ~ O'Clock IN tho forenoon, and
show cause, If any they have, against the plu.
bate Of eaid aill for which purpose IL is further
ordered that this order be published three
weeks sueeessyely ia the Manchester IoHHSAr,
a newspaper printed at Mauchpster,ip this state,
previous - said time of hearing
A true record
Attest, LOYELAND MUNsON. Register
A true copy Of record
Attest LOyELAhD NUNsOE, Register
l63W
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IN CHANCERY.


J, II. WAIT
Is bennington Co. Court
HORACE hhEt"lh Dec. lorns 1919.
/. ". KELLEY Trustee
HhsffGg J. II. Wait Of purbel, in the county
II Bennington, at the Term ~ the County Cont
he.d At daaehaster 90 and fpr said county, Oh
the fret Tuesday ofJuu0, l8iJs entered hi sala
court his afli aud declaration against Horace
sherwtu, Of Cedar Ealls. 900 Tho state II IuNaf
aud uow 81 parts unknown declaring ia tine
Common Ggurts iH reurrsl So, uWpat sud sum.
mongbg T. u Kelley Of Manchester, iH said
oouuty Of Bennington. o. trustee Of ssid Cher
win; sgd faid cause was continued antIi tte
pressBt term ~ said court. And Be appearing
thaf said Horace ebefHlH has NOT bad pagtaHal
notice Of the penacury Of illIH tut aua fesiaes
s.ih8Ht tbs state go ihat pfa.ess esHaat lie
served upon hlm. h Be- ordered by tte court
that tais cause be continued 10 the Seat tern ri
-aga c8art be he8 aF BaUeafstfE la aud ms
rEld county ~ bennington. HH tae hfsl TUESDAY
~ JaBe, A. y. lsf4 aHa taW ssld Horace aHaf-
Wiu be- Egtaea ei tHb peaaeDgy Of tAia aat ID
publishing THE order three HrCHs taeaeas4Etig
ia the Manchester J9uHssis O. public newspaper
pUHtea 10 Nauaheetgr. iu said gaaHtY, EIa iast
~ which Eub4ea tgua tlaH ORE 40 Is8st iHfHty
DAYS PRIOR 10 tha lTst IBHtlaV 10 8gHE HEat
Gwen under mg band at 8Eaeasster il aaH1
csauty, TIE fsaa day OF April 4. d. 1874
u, J.. FOWLER. Deputy gsaTs-
H. HOWARD. atg. t5aa
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CHALLENGE.

To the lfetta,ee Dairy association;
The Dorset Cheese Association OF
the FIRST part makes the following pro-
posal, to wit: That each association
report through the Manchester Journal
the amount of milk received during the
months of MAY, June, July, August.
september and October. also the
amount of cheese made, the association
ngipo. tho Iar.,oet nrrrbor ,F n,ncas If
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NAN uE srEB
IL CuANCERY.
etsfa % Ngrmeat nguHiaEtaa UoHHiy %.
HENhh p. bATIl1

\ AAANlLh1r
state % Vermont. HapHtaEtHn UuHnly o.
HEAbA h. bATII-
Hf tane Term
FIRM OMAN GIWEII. 90 ale. A. r. ASA.
HHa.rs Htarr D. Dates "a saglbHktgn in
tha seaniy af Hartford aud staIe % Connecticut
haa Htl fr fhd aHl-a u lhu cfefk IL she caagt ~
g#atarsy E.fsasa county n ueuHtus aag he tt-
tstft5sa Er.asbt Dor tbe pafnaaa AZ tfgreGlslug
eHffs4a feattAHEr given IL Ih8arman EswtI
sts3 Freglave tlx Il bls ale, n Sunderland. iA
th,. r4uHt OF Pennington kua state 81 N,rmuut.
/ ID assf Samuel 81 Wrsl aat.ue fauh tH sub.
stance thst 70 she gflh lay aE December A D.
. 1854. tat -ssd phllafmau and Tfee5ofa executed
60 raia Wrat q mortgage deed uf egftalB lau3 U
sa.a Saua,raud. 8tsgflhaa anl Bounded 80 ial
lowe Eaaulta ca tae west bY the galway
WHuiaa uugIh and sau,h pact Franklin Ne.
lAuEhans ou the soatb Big lzpd owuod by SIM.
oa Nltks. aud 90 The north by hand osued uy
+ stephen Haehns. being ths land decided by
sIf6p Hirks 90 Int a J Aea5t, an1 from "a 4
lsggtta 90 Fr,t,u,t EuweH afsrrfall. supposed
/ t4 contain about fuu arrvt be tho same moro gr
+ Ieta. Conditioned lar The payment uf etshtg.twa
auHars AHA twelve gtnta, aue dsy after date wtth
+ aeuuaE interest
+ That uu said mortgage have bNoa made alvrys
/ gaymyut-. thu la-l u Hhiea was uu tbe 3tL da,
! VI Ami. lsdg aud that said mortgage has he.U
I auIt assigurd 10 the petitioner.
/ And nTthyr setting forth that an tho f-tb dsy
/ If Iuuf. lsag the said Ffpsla4p TlweH drr.asfd
+ lrsytur hrirr. one ION named James CbaBwict
of Chatseorth. Livingston County 10 tho state Of
/ Illinois. ana REPRESENTATIVE. children ui Iuev
Noray Z deceased daughter Of said Frtoioyc.
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Use ltcnno's Pntn-Atiltng M ''T OF,
"H Works Tie Charm"
HEAUEE--
Bcuuc's Pain. X ulinR Magic Oil cures Headache
Eeuuc's Pain Kihug Magic Oh cures Iuethacho
Eenne's Paln-kiug Magic Oh cares Neuralgia
Beuue's PWn-kilng Mngic OH euros Cholera Morbus
Kennel Pain Killing Magic Ill cures rheumatism
Bcune's Pain Killing Magic on cures Lameuoss
Rguucf Pain killing Magic Oh cures skin Diseases
Some folks seem 10 DO proud OF telling hos
lame their shoulders aro'-of my sAk In the
Uack"-or 81 have got the seiatIca - 90
dg hI in Dragging chat nothing can cl.-. .-. g..
autwhon W. got sueh awful foks" 10 use Rem.
SIS pAE-KnuNG MAGIC on, faithfully We
not only cure their iGmeness and charm away
thcr pains, but We actually take all that kind Of
Drag out Of theml' and they frankly own up
and cay, 1t works like a charm !"
~ Sold by Druggists, Merchants ans Grocers,
Cal for KenngH Magic OH whore you usually
trade
Il is pat up in three sizes, called Trial size"
"Aled,u size" aud Large Family Size bottles
WM. REhNE & IONS,
Sole ProprietOrs aud Manufacturers,
pittsGuld, Mass
Sold by Waltz Hard, Manchester, and by V.
Grover Factory Point. Goog1,
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CLOTHING.

4 q. CLARK " CO.,
Manufacturers Of
Rough and Finished Leather,
Also, dealers m
Grain, Feed and Meal,
Hilos, skins,
and aIl nad. st Grsla wanted
at all umos,
for which GOOD PRICES will he paid,
Factory Point Fab. TO- ISL 55iyHm
/. D. COY
VILLAGE BOOK STORE.
sssEHINARY AyESUE, MANCHESTER. "a
Constantly on hand general assortment Of
MISCELLANEOUS g. SCHOOL BOOKS,
PUBLICATIONS OF THE BIBLE AND
TRACT SOCIETIES.
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONARY.
PENS, INK,
IEEClL&,
ENVELOPES,
aud all articles .a this branch of ta.ls. Also,
AS ASSORTMENT Of 5EwuRY
WHEAT
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poasrr. VI, april 10th, 1874

poasEr. VI, april 10th, 1874.
TO VIZ Roor, ESQ.
The following challenge is offered to
the Mctuwe Cheese Association, thro
you as their honored Treasurer trust.
iog, il accepted, that the trial will be
conducted ia the way that shall bring
honor to the officers Of both associa,
tons, at the same time arousiug a spirit
81 emulation that will add to the mate
rial prosperity of al parties interested.
Accept Tor yourself, aud through you
the officers aud patrons Of your assoei-
alton our sincere regards.
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GEO. ii. SWIFT.
Manchester Vt, Sept. II, 1872.
Ifyou want to buy
FLANNELS, CASSIMEREs,
or anything in the Wooden line, save money by
buying Of
Arlington, Vermont.
FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR,
The Haxall Patent Flour
is the best thing out. Try it. Anew lot just
BoNEsTEELs.
Factory Point
STEDMAN'5 IMPROVED
COFFEE POT.
have purchased of OF stodman, The original
petentee,
The Exclusive Right
to make and sell HE improved Co0oo Pots, also
the right to roissues Of the same.
Retail Price 81 50. Agents Wanted.
State, County and shop rights FOR SALE.
Call on or address with stamp ucl0sodl.
EMERSON EsTABkOoE.
say P. 0. Box Q Iaet'ry Point. VI,
.GJLD WEArHEK Is COMING!
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not, cal tt ts.s store AID Ytsw hla Al your
plaEsafF AsI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-16
r APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NJ. ~.
H
Enrcke. Nevada. MaylS. u I.

7. :. LAMP OFFICE.
Eurcks, Nevada, MAY Is, ISL,
NOTICE Is MERELY GIVEN THAI IHt
\ Newark Silver Mining Company tFg>t-
a. address. Newark Mills. Newark Dis
trlct. " hitc Pine cuunty Nevada has TN
aay filed in thu office a dIagfim together VITA
n notice of application fer = patent IRON tlS
IritCd States. under act et Congress arrreNed
Nav IN. ~, for fifteen h%unirct w linear
frat of The Lincoln Lode. the same running -
nom the mouth of the lincoln Tunnel, with
surface ground two hundred icct. ID rect on
rs.h >ii, OF the lode. the lsdc hcIng ptNei IN
with. SITUATED IN Ncwark Mining ltrSsrict,
White Pine county. state 81 Nevada, art -
<ctihcd in the plat and field notes on hIcin TINS
U. s. Survey No. 81.
Beginning at Il post MARKED Ne. /. .S.-nr-
vev \u.S7." hence fhc section corner On the
rarticrn boundary Of Section q. +. II. Nh -
T.. VI. II. NJ. bears y. ~ To-. l. HISS feet;
mouth Of the chihuahua Tunnel bears ;.
Il Il. T.. ll% feet. and II cedar tree one foot
In diameter. marked Lincoln Il. t., bears \.
10 feet. to post marked Ne. :. t.S. Su-NeN
Ne. ~: thence :. ~ ". 10 feet. to post
marked Ne. =. I. :. Survey Ne. -: thence
y. Il ". 40 ieet. To rest marked Ne. J.,
u. SIT -ey Ne. =: and thence y. y p
- tact, IL io,t ~. l." the place Of begin
ming. containing ol-ln acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with Il magnetic variation Of -. East. Ibis
claim i located in the uu<uivcycd part Cf /.
-. y. l.. - f.. NJ. II. ". and i bounded IN
neither end Ivy any known claimants; the
nearest mine is The chihuahua.
The claim i recorded N Book y, faeelf, q
the Newark district Mining Records. ard u
copy Of the rotlee and plats can he found
roStcd ii the mouth II the Lincoln tunnel.
myl9 CYRUS +. HORN, Eecister.
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DISSOLUTION Of coPARTNERsHIp,

eNi,tiu. between Ah.CALLlM \ Eii't.
# Le.Nawc. Nevada. j. this day dissolved ny
mutoal consent. All moneys due s4id ~
are payable to II. Ncgallum, and all dep,>
viii h. settled by INN. The busines' h,tI-
it, VI.
Ieawawc, Eareka county, Nevada, juno
l.. Isl. jel.Ld-
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. Us.

Eureka. Nevada. MAY Is. lS7t. ! :
NOTICE Is ttEkEHi GIVEN THAT
y Frank EetSehmrn whose re<tefjce al
dress i Eurcka. Nevada. has this day fled
inthiS ofice II diu9ram together wifh aurtiee
~ application iur i patent from The | ulttd
states. under act ot Congress an reved May
10, is. ter fourteen HUNDRED ana twenty-tve
tli3,. linear icet Of the Battery Lode, the
same running - tttt uertAN"stetl> and enc
Thousand feet >eGthea,trrlv 'Iom tn" Air
shaft. with surface GROUND ~ terf in width.
situated III Ncwark Mining district. hitr
firc county. STATE cf Nevada. and described
IN t. Plat and fcft notes u h!c IN thI> otlea