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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14

The HIDDEN TORTURE There
is nothing SO remarkable in man as
his power Of concealing mental tor
u-G. What is unsaid is ever nearest
and greatest. The soul is beset by
some hideous remorse, consuming
care, warnings Of disease, fear Of
death, rejected love, vile pecuniary
distress, or the anguish Of anficipat--
ed shame The dark thing IS not
merely in the background sits
presence never withdrawn, iiss, grasp
never wholly relaxsd. is.0ccupies the
citadel OF thoughts and feelings: and
all that is beyond its way is bur out
lying and unconsidcred precincts.
Meanwhile, the man played his part
in society as other men dds polite
gay, sfable; and, if he is really q
strong and able 'person, isas much
like bis ordinary self, himself before
this dark thing had any hold upon
him, - it Is possible tobs.-Asthr,,
assps. laalsg iaa nosyResaasss u ahq
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
REMAIN.
Letter from d. Oonaoay IN the Ciacsanat
C0n2n8e7claI

Letter from ID Ooneoag IN the Oincsanat
Commercial.
| found Ernst Renan working on
the last pages Of the manuscript Of
his Origin of Christianity" He
is q man Of about 80, thick SET, but
not tall, with full face and a strong
brow. His eye is at once sweet and
penetrating, and his voice both gentle
and firm. He gives one the Impress
ION Of a man who has great deal of
work in him, and one likely to give
the orthodox farmore trouble than he
has even yet done. With a4a S
smooth-shaven face and black
Academic dres he conveys still the
impression Of the priest until he con-
verses, when he is felt to be more
than all d shoclar. lie dlvld es his
labors between his theological writ
lngs and the Asiatic Society, and
which he is,secretarylndeed, rests main
lyon his shoulders.
Nj. Renan spoke very warmly Of
his old friend Strauss; the war made
no change in their friendship. He
said that he thought that Strauss
was too skeptical concerning the
religious outlook Of the liberal mind
Of mankind when lie STRAUSS express
sd the belief that no organization
would ever arise to succeed the Chris
tan Church when it had passed
away. Je (1enan) had no doubt
that simple Iheism, entirely sepa-
rated from Christianity (which is a
secD, would be able to unite the
ethereal and ideal elements of the
world, and form a church which
would have great and universal
career. In this connection he spoke
If the work which Theodore Parker
lad done as prophetic. He had read
md reread Weiss ''Life of Parker"
md regarded the great Bostonian as
having surpassed any Christian
lmong his contemporaries in simple
md pure piety. He also spoke
with enthusiasm OF Ralph Waldo
emerson. It had been his good
ortune to meet hin recently in Paris,
nd lie was deeply impressed by
he man as by his works. He certa-
My was one of the few men living
Vhe could be described in the ancient
ense of the word as philosophers"
Senan's most intimate friends are
lenrl Taiue and Sainte- Beuve.
ialne lives but few steps off and is
till hard at work on his "Contem-
oorary France" and also on a
History Ct the French Revolut.
.ion.'' aa n 81 @
ISL
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
PRICELESS RECIPE FOR.
FARMERS.

Every farmer who has had to fence
his land knows too well how quickly
posts planted in the earth become
rotten, especially in damp spot. All
Of them will welcome the following
process to prevent rottenness-a pro-
cess as wonderful In its Effects s il is
simple and almost costless. It is
taken from LIE Bed Public of Dion,
France sf3# #..t ea
Take linseed oil, boil it, and mix
it with charcoal dust until the mix
ture has the Consistency of ordinary
paint. Give to the post single coat
OF the mixture or paint before plant.
ing them, and no farmer, even living
the age Of the patriarchs Of old, will
live long enough to see the same
post rotten. 9aI Ga 5Ht 81
''Some years ago | discovered the
way OF rendering wood more durable
IN earth than iron ITSELF" says the
author ofthe COMMUNICATION; s'butit
seemed to me SO simple and so mex
Ipenslve that | did not think it worth
while to make much ado and fuss
about it. Posts ofsoft wood
thus prepared were removed
after remaining seven years in
earth, and were found as sound as
when planted. The only precaution
! to take is to use only well dried posts
before covering with the charcoal
paint" ss 5ss. aT .lase
The above receipt is certainly
1chsap, and seems. to, Be well worth
tne trial II whatis said Of the eff
flc,ency Of that simple and cheap
ABOUT two cents per post process be
only half true, certe;aly it would
save yearly millions Of dollars to the
farmers and telegraph companies.
For it is said that the farmer, even
IN his teens, who will plant posts
having received q coat Of this Per
petnity Post PAINT will never live
long enough to see the same post
rettsn. -Paizlips' Southern Farm
ler.s afv
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14

RESPONSIBILITIES MENTALDIsEAsE.
BY Heory Maudsley, IA. D. New
York: D. Appleton & Co., Publish
ers. For sale BY Dee FORCES &
L&wrece,
The authority Of this volume is a
distinguished medical professor of
London, aud in the work before US
ne enters upon an elaborate discuss
ION OF the whole question Of insanity.
lie hrst considereders the question OF
the treatment Of the insane, the
development Of insanity, and the
moral responsibility Of those affected
with it. He then proceeds to a con-
sideration of the border land of in
sanity,or the dividing line between Ii
and the different forms Of mental
eccentricity. From this he passes
to the discussion ofthe different Towns
of the disease and its relations t.
law. Following these chaptere arr
others devoted to partiaIinsanity ane
it's prevention. The volume is on,
which will add much to the infor
nation of the public on this yer,
important subject. 1t Is one Q
Appleton's international ScientifI
Series. and perhaps the most valu
able Of them all. The large an.
increased nWmber OF insane people
to be found in every State, makes i
an Imperative duty almost FOR ever,
one to acquire what Information b
can upon the nature of this terribl
disease, fotidiseases the author con
siders it. 10 the end that he NAV TAX
measures to avoid il himself and know
how to-tzcAt those who are affecte,
with it.-EschGnge. -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
y Something New.
REV. Z. ., LE0NARD's
.agt-H Heating SaJUe,

g God for Fever Sores, saItrheum, Erysipeltt
Scald-head, Frosted Feet, Barns, ChillblaiEs
Cuts, Wounds, and sores of all kinds. -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
THE OR IGN OF LIFE.
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS ON THIS
SUBJECT.

Prof. Sundstrom, Of Upsal. tc
whom the Artic explorer, Prof
Nordenskiold, sent PARTON of his
collections ofsupposed meteoric dust
gathered from fields Of new-fall-
en- snow in Finland and Lapland,
has made some very remarkable ex.
Perlments with these singular micros-
coplc substances, a synopsis of which
he has communicated to the
Ludvigslust Microscopic Journal.
His experiments, 1t they will bear
the test Of repetition, go far to settle
the vexed problem of the origin,
of life, SO far at least as our
planet is concerned. It is difficult
from the brief account we have seen
o describe intelIigibly the course o.
Prof, Sundstrom's experiments
which seem to have been highly in
genious but il appears that, having
received shout fifteen grammes of the
so-called meteoric dust, he divided it
into SIX equal portions, and combin-
ed two parts each with sea water.
with pond water, and with common
forest leaf mold. One series of these
three parts Gall adjusted so as to be
constantly under microscopic inspec-
tlon) he subjected to concentrated
actlnlc influence; the other series he
left simply in TIE common light.
At the end oftwenty four hours there
were signs Of organic changes upon
the surface Of all the metallic scales
exposed to actinism, but there was
no change at first in those put in
common light, and only after week
did any growth appear in connection
with the the scales in sea water,
which then, indeed, developed some
feeble appearances Of cells, but these
soon persisted, the condition being
apparently unfavorabls. Under the
actlnic process, however, first in the
sea water, then in the fresh wafer
and lastly, in the soil, there was a
distict production, evolution oil
monera, precisely similar in each
case, the only initial difference being
the rapidity Of The evolution. DR..
Sundstrom intensified the actinic
influence, and the process Of develop
ment went on before his eyes with
wonderful rapidity- He had alreac Y
produced Amoeba, taking in the sea
water the condition Of sponges Of the
Halisarca type, in the fresh water
the form Of AIg@, rot unlike
Spirogyre, and in the mold type
resembling that Of the fungoid
SPathulea. when an undue desire to
preclpltate results was fatal to the
further progress OF this most interest
ing experiment. Wishing to try
the effect of electricity, he applied the
battery and destroyed his produc-
tlons instantly. The loss in weight
OF the metallic scales after the axperi
ment was only 1854 grammes. We
nope this attempt to reproduce the
INITIAL phenomena Of life will speed
lily be repeated under more favorable
circumstances.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
TESTIMONIALS (:

aa'u TESTIMONIALS: E,
KENosHA DYE HOUSE, KENosRA, Nov. Is, 1S7
Z. This is to certify that my hands got poisOnec ~
some time ago, and after many Intellectual attempts
to cure them, tried Mr.. Leonard's AEL.HEA LING
sALvE The effect was almost magical; aft
two applications was able to close my ban
which had not been able to dc for three weeli .
before. The third box cured me entirely.
ft FRANK KEAN.t = =
a#e fKENOsHA. Nov. 18th. 1875
hurt my hip last summer and everything th .
could use seemed to do me no good. AS (,
resort tried the ABL-HEALTNG SALyE which oui 90
ne entirely S. JACKSON
1OZBoX ~ ~ 25.t
2OZ BOX ..s.s .... -..e 80 ev~..
For sale by
e. D. LEONARD at j. B. STARkWEATH-
Frs Drug Store 1857
. ..H4 ~ 49,. kGii.t1t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
WHY WILL YOU
SUFFER
Children OftenHOok Pale and
sick

from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMETS
will destroy Worms without injury TO the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring
or other injurious Ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS 81 BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 215 Fulton Street. New York
Sold By Druggists and Lheanitts, and dealers in
Medicines GtfPwENTY-F FIVE CENTS Box. Tyr
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
ThIrty LKears' Experience of an,
Old Nurse :.

~ RS. WinsioVv's Soothing syrup il! tn
Clans and Nurses in the United States and iaS
Deen used for thirty years with never failing safety
ara success by millions of mothers and children
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves WIND
conc, regulates the bowels, and gives rest. health
an a. comfort on to mother and child We believe it
w ne Inc best ana Surest Remedy in the World in
all cases of DYSENTERY and DTARRHRA TN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teethlng or
I IT1 any other cause Full directions foruslng
W WI l1IaccomPanye each bottle. None Genuine unless
outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-19

- " u ISi6 Astslf IL regard - the
wants and needs Of these settlers, bat
truak that 1Gu VIII zee the necessity of
relievip6 q III ptessnt wants."
A1p-sO-TonrIIs. Il
Tho SenaaA passsd the Houss bill
limitine ~ 10y " The President or
ne Aef3cuttutn1 Oallege - y3, 600 per
annum, II - eellng ths herd law,
also bin peovt1ing for ls6sfng lands
bslou9t6e y ~ Agricultural College;
bill explntninx 10 Law. exempdng
from tax6xjoa on aecount or tree plant
lng -, Rsoy'd,ng sor resissrassi ass 9 q
tho code " 1tfiking ont the word
sstAereoa~ aod Inserting ssfherefrom,
~ III anafcrlals manufactured from.
sooh Wo61 u ~ NIL alloWing aud COS.
lxsnine - sheState Universlsy eeFteini
lots 4 n. M. n. 4
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-19

- 1Ue1Uy yo0elg6 y q Y
TakeA up bf Wn, ncfo1c 81 . 3AStnsfCe S2wn 2.
Te6auary, 1914, N eitray hoise, dcscf.hel = ~
Ccioe ro.n three yesss a. ~ sps1ss. is hasas
hish. spawn y iefs Aind m: 70 csssefF psfn g
hf1nlR. - s. 4 49, y 3, 800
f!SIussy D. 81 ia. w. i. qALPH 81 ]. y.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-19

~ L0ST.-Four dollars b. not buying my
pillow at Shepherds Rancho. Il found
Shepherd wants II,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-19

Al IL $500 lSwn elsctisa d Cory
doa d sbeSf eelst" was vistsl1osa
a DAvsnposs oscar older - int
'narxieda Iaai16a on.
Cilstea ~ ! seprsr tsa-ksssls that
he rllgr1m 11knDn brought Over n
~ lfAyAowee ..s 81
Ma G. p. r. IN, Of Boone eoanty
fsssatly ~ hnsing been eea1nsd y
- ~ ~ - yeafs.
4 Tskas stooeseseatly passed ! Coua
eil mum ~ uIasr ! buggy and then
landed him On tls other side OF the
h sgsn1dD - tie Siosx City
Joss~Al dsss<sbss one u u bales at
: recent party - 1gaeefal little
toad. -.
q Ii Rago soum1 0essecnat says IA
ikEsnses = ~ eatyass prsaisliAe
- go - t4 = uinAsr whsat,
- - - - ssnl. *
~ - asaa1ses esursa o. Dun
combs = kisAasls eonl teaska, about
three miles cost Of IT. Dodge. 1tsnk
Eltis, conductor o9 : coGl train, 81
nking 4cesl 1iae astmsen Inc eaeiae
and traIh, slippsd Al SslI, tn sagiss
u Z q =
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-19

rho Ala cou.csl tr.neactad soma nm
- ~ Z, W ss.ss~S. 80 , VI 9 4.
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sucn Z. s''O",u s,S 80, Z. w ~, D'a -
1870 s, * Z. :" Mss.h., s.s ~ u 49,. 49, 80
-, -. - 6. -....-
passsu ~. .s0s.ssa 80 ~
mol'on = aln suspena ne raAes ana
pass sne oraisance y e. W ;aad Mr.
Dan,nsli insIoous ~ VI. III .s loneMlne
resoiutIons snu nosed snelF ad0psion
assGtsse, Lnst ,t sse T ,S1 8 81 tnas
q, Enn;s - the~nrna, r.ansss vish
iwhioa 10 sss sssssdsS 81 Ssiibsss-
.,ons, glsane esSn pi 81 M, suSR sS.s.saace
an antics .nd ~ " fr MI Ssas' 800
4 A RSeoirsa. INC - : sxtsusi - hiu. ous
has. 49, fc,s,s. ! 5rst Ts s - 4 III ~ Z
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srs -; .,,s;s ~ - q n ssS;;sy
snrAaeff&AGn MRfH EmHD. $sN TN
4. M. Hfake (ys1 TO 1triksA e AZ
But lie flrst rssoiuticn; ara 1ot bSlIsvss
In passing such resolutions = ~ lAst
two: Il was beneath the dignity 0f The
Counc,,
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tnEN1s ~ '1lQM
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II riohti--he ,honld not voea fbr INV
anon saS0f,uiionS. q q = q
Tho Council fnai,v ua.sad Ia Arst
,ss.olr1,o.. E s, {. 4. 4,
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Nessra SiifS' POifsfd ma ilcore. rs.
firing pfenbSfS tor tAstt snssally'
courteous and manly exeAsnKS q epihss,
,vns -, ~ 1., - MIA ~ ~ ~ 49, N.Y.
they ihsonSht rirSi IN IL IA IA Snsti Va;
Rssoltsa T6at Wills ~ l0ose thim
= Trustees - wil 4, !stais them q
clsl u ls1 ~ l.. s!!s " nslo p
s..nr.,s. 1 s9 - Sss,s sso
pursuiss kooi n 1i Il ~ ;fess;e - r..
the past, shay win work ~ ~ list
interests Of 0ttumHa. " 4. q a 4
Rssolued. That these resoIutiona -
spread on the 6De0tQD, U005 o00l40
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-19

Il PUBLIC GALE q 6AaphaR1b nanees
lor ths nsxt - days. h must bave cash,
and will IN cheap.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-03-19

Striped nfoSha and psi.Iey Sbawls, real
bsAatls. md shsap a WArdsnx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-06
Applications FOR pA1Ear.
NOTICE NO. 2:I.
U. s. SURVEY NO.. 30.

UStrJD STATES LAND OFflCE.
CARSON err, NEVADA, February 2. IsTiI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ "CARSUN COMPANY" byT. d.. Edw ards,
it- President. whore Poet eficc IL NJ Cursor
City, Orm-by County. Nevada. hss made. appll.
cation Tor U, ;. Patent for fifteen hundred O.bI
linear feet on the Car.on lode, Carson Com
pany's rlain. cxtsndirg CO.. feet in q north.
westerly and pO0 fest In q sOutheastefly dircc-
lion tom the location notice and rhaf,, and en-
braciLg the same. with all dips, spur, angles
and Nariatinnr. With surface ground 90 feet In
width. and Described on the plat and field notes
on fle In my 0f1ce, q, follows, 10 will
beginning at n pot mari cd No, l, u. = :. No.
~. Wtlebce the q &c Corner I'm west boundary
of Sec. 10. 7. 10 ". II. 81 r.. hears r.. 100 z
W. lS6S, 8 feet, aud the y. L. corner Of Sur
vey No.. ~ in this township bears =. Giko
W. los feet. and the center OF Csrrou en-.
pany'. shan bcars =. ace ~ T.. 10 feet, and
nni Ing thence. nr,t coursn 3. 2l9E l,sOD feet
10 o post marked No. 2. Us \. No, %; second
%coutre, ". 800 4. GO feet 10 a poet marked No.
49, U. \. \. 40. 81: Third coursc. " gle w. 1900
feet To q poet marked No. 4, u. 8 \ No. 10;
fourth courrc, =. Gg' ". 600 fcet 70 aposi mark
ed No. !. u. =. = No. ~ aud place 81 beginning,
containing Within said hbUye dtscribcd bound.
aries twenty and c. lO0 C!0.e61 scfcs Of land.
Courses and bearings exprvs.ed from true
meridian. magnetic variation lGko .a,t
The location Il recorded IN book ~ on
pages ga aud 3,3 of the Mining Rccorlt 81 tho
Devils Gate aud Chinatown Mining District,
kept In the Office " the Mining Recorder of
L,on County, Ia the State Of Nevada
The nsmes Of the adjoining claimants arc I'M
known, the neaTert claim being the kOtsuih
Mining Company on the west.
ic2 God ADoLrIlus WAITE, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-06
HARTFORD MINING COMPANY

7 oCATIoS or WORKS. GOLD HILL
la Mslret, ,Sispsy Qpyns. State Of Nevada,
the hNrtfsri Mining company told corporation
that the Hartford Mining Company new cor
porstioal Viii i--ne the teock " rsidnsw cor.
pnration. in the proportion NJ e (n) share.
o~fnex.fOr one ll share OF The rtoek etssid old
corporation, upon the surrender 81 the eeftln
cstes u rnck o. sskiptd corporation to the
Secretary, al tha once Of Tia nav sorporaiiOnl
Room No. J, Haywsrd's Blildlng, No. 40 Cali
fprnis sire. I, San francisco. CsllfonIa. 20
4, Fsyment % nv t5f cents peri shats-ta the
time OF depo-ltins tho old stock will be y.
Quilted Oh sArt' SHIRE ~ the new stoek 10 be j.
sued. TO defray expenses Reorganization OF tht
new corporation and 10 prepare for . renewal
Of work al the mine.
ny order of the Board ~ Directors 81 the
Hartford Mining Company new eorporation)
tan ~ EDWARD n SrONE sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-06

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the 2i,h day Of
December. 1s,3, 50 many shares Of each parcel
public auction. at the once of The Company
Room %. No. 40 California street. san Francis.
CO, Cal. ON MONDAY. the 18th day OF Febru.
ary, 1874, At the hour IL I O'Clock y. N Of ruch
day. 10 paw said delinquent Assessment thereon.
together with cos,r Of advertising and expenses
of the ralc.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE. Secretary
Onlce-Rooh ~. No. 40 California street,
San Francisco. California. Ja.o I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-06

And in accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day o.
December, 1873, 50 many sha'esof each parcel OF
public auction. at the onlce OF the Company.
Room No. %, No. 40 California sirset,
san Francisco, California, on SATURDAY.
the eth day OF February. 1874. at the hour
of IL O'Clock n. Of such day. To pay said delin.
quent assessments thereon. together with costr
OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
JOSEPH MAGUiRE. Secretary
ONCE Room No. 81. No. 40 California
street. San Francisco. Cal. ja23 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-06
NOTICE..

TO l.. n. MOVES. l.. GUGGENnEIn AND
L A BREISACllER, Greeting: We hcreb,
demand OF you the several amounts set op-
po-itc your names, ~ follows: ]. ID. Noye-,
Sis5 90; l.. Guggrnheim. fi25 60: A Brci.
sachcr. Si2b 10, In United State. gold coin. due
by you a. your proportion OF the expenses In.
Cured. in and for the development Of The Comet
Gold and silver Mining Company, Devils Gate
District. Lyon County. Stale 81 Nevada. And
ne hereby give you notice that unless sald
amount Of money Il paid Into the hands 81 the
Trcasnr,r OF said Company. Al The expiration OF
ninety lo-) days from date. your Interest will be
taken possession Of by the other co-owners 81
tha Comet Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Silver City, New. January q. ISL
G. LANZAC.
ise, tds CUhs. KEOPFLE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-06
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

NoTICE-To THE CREDITORS OF SIMON
~ PACksnEs, n Bankrupt. = In the District
Court Of the United States for the District Of Ne
vada-ln the matter Of simon Packsher. Rank
upt-Soiicci- hereby given that. pursuant TO mn
order made by said Court In the matter ofSimon
Packshrr. Bankrupt, on the oil day Of February,
A. u. 1874. q hearing win he had on the petition
OF said bankrupt. heretofore fled IN said Court
praying for discharge from all bile debt. ana ia
bilItIes. proyable under the Act OF Congress en-
titled "An Act TO establish q uniform system,
OF bankruptcy throughout the United staie-.
approved March .. isGT. and for a certificate,
thereof. before said Court. ON the ltth gay o,
February. 4. u. 1874, ct II o'clock An: OF -alu
day. Al the Court house. In the city OF Carson,
County OF omsby and state Of Nevada. ~
uhichiime ana place any creditor of,ald oank.
upt, or any other person In Interest. may Appeal
and show cause. " any they hays, why ,nep''!o'
M The said %prtiiion should not he granted.
II. ". DAGGETT,
fei I'd Clerk Of said District Court
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-06

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the heard OF Directors, msdu "n the 23i day Oi
December. 4. u lsii, - many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary, will
be- sold at public auction, ~ the once Of the
Cnmp4ny. lRuUnT"B1 lthint flObr), New Mcr.
chants exchange. California street. San Fran.
cisco. California. on TUESDAY. the 2.uh day
III February, isli, at the hour OF ~ O'Clock N
..ol wi joy, 70. pay said dolHgucupsfsssmen
cxpenrcsUi the sale.
J N. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Once-ROOm 81 ubini ilOpD. New Merchants
ExchAhst, cahnigt1a street, San Francisco, Cal.
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And In accordance with law, and an onier 81
the Board Of Directors. made on the cath day 81
beccmberl 1858. so mhny shares OF each parcel
of such stock az may be ncccssary viii be sold
AZ pubhe auction, at the office OF the Company,
Rooms s anu 4. Noy3 va Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California. on MONDAY. the
10th day of February, 1874, at the hour OF ?
O'Clock P.s, OF such DAY, 70 pay said delinquent
isse-smcnt thereon, together with costs 81
Advertising and expenses OF the sale. y
- ". II. WATSON, Secretary. '
Office Rooms 5 and q, No. 3Jl Montgomery
street, SmF rsucitto. Htt"rs'I ia2s IL