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ca RAELES SCAEEEER.

LNAsHIoAADLE TAILOR, has removed to
Il Buffalo street, , doors west OF R.nd's
Store. Al! work warranted vel! done and
to fit.
Mauitowoc, Nov. SO. 1879 l4o5-Iy
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In PROBATE MANITOWOC COUNTY
ID r0TPT

In PROBATE MANITOWOC COUNTY
l. COURT.
In the Matter Of tbs Estate Of JOHN Dowa,
Deceased.
On reading and fling the ietiticn of
johanna Dowa. of Maniiowoc County. rep
resenting among other Il ings that Johu
Dowa late sf Manitowoc County. on the liIh
iay of d, c ,nber, A, d. 1873. at the tovE If
Centeryi.le, died intestate, leaving goods.
cha;tels and estate within this State and
,hat the said petitioner is the widow Of said
deceased, AMI pra, ing tha, administration Of
.Iii estate be to William Kerp, granted it
is ordered that said petition BE- heard before
the Judge Of this Court, on Monday. the 10th
day of ferrutry, A b. 1874, at 10 o'clock
A NJ \, my Office in said County.
Ordered further, that nouce thereof be
-i,en to the heirs Of said deceased and to all
ner.ons interested, by publishing copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in the Manitowoc
PILOT, a Weekly Newspaper published at
| Mauitowoc in sud Comfy.
TG. OLMSTED, County Judge.
| Dated Manitowoc. the 26.h day of Janua ~
! A u 1874. SO6-sw
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l COURT
In tie matter o. he Estate OF George " Barker
irCeASed.
On rea ling AMI f!ir- the petition o CH.rles
i.uhn a. Administrator wit ! Vii annexed oi
tee Est lie o sad d-ceesei represcnttrg anong
other thin s. Tat ne has fully admin stored s.,d
,>tate, AMI Dra'ing thai uGe and page }. hXad
for exaniain9 an allowing his accor1t %. his az
instr tioI. fl-i in t j. Cour.. l. 1. ord-ra
that said ncroCnt ts examined by Toe Jud e Of i
= iir ~, n n'aI. ibe stI Feyr.ary A d.
1874 1t 10 oc'-c \. VI at my Office it. s..a CCu "
iE,.Gte suFu .S.,,;;Fa! kot,ce ts e. p" sy 81
rec ee',s rr.1r 10 said lay c'rin.. the
'aitowoc PILof, W-efl' Nswsps Der published
II ManL 1woc Il : ii Count.
.at"i 1t MaEii1woc, the 10 o. January, A.
. 1874
SSSE. J, G tLNSTED. County Judge
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TREAT and NASE

Con;1ercisl->t oetN cen EIgt:h and N1nth Mani
to~o'. Miles GcMahO1. proprietor. Essts,com
= .'ati n tor tde travens ouolic. TerGi. rhs.s
and sAtsfic uln guaranteed, Il 40 4
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4 1TORNEYS AND oCUSsELoRs LAW.
n Ofhbe ON Eigh,h-strset. Maui.os roc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
TO. ll-25-ly
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IN PROBATE, MANITowOC COUNTY
In the Matter OF the Estate of JON Sacw de.

| COURT.
In the Mater OF the Estate of JON sacw. de-
ce. sed.
o., rea@i'g and fling the rr,,ition OF Hugnin
RieT. A lministrator oi the est ~ O: eli daca.e
satiins for.G tIat no rers estate hss CO ne 81
ais hands-:ie am Juht "f ehts ou.staud az irst
aid deceased, and des ,ripuon ~ al the al ss
tat. o. winch sild deceased died seze atd taA
c"ni ition and value If the respective portions
tleTet' and rat II that license he to him gr
t. sell AL OF sal real estate Uay lne Il, b. ?
again said estate, and IT aHoe. .rin sail eti-
,to> 'rat there - no pers esta in ne MS
OF sald AdmiDlstratoT, - pay s.ud debts and that
1t necoss Ty order T. p9v the sam to II ai
of sail re i estate II j. therefore ordered inat IL
persons in;ere ted saul appe 'bef re the
Jud e Of - Cur. on MONDAY. tr- 90 dav ~
February. A. II. 1874 at 10 o'ctocS NJ. at t':e
Office I thx Count, Julge ~ tl3 City oil Maaito
woe ia said Iout.ty, ell and there TO use
q o ere b-iy ~ licelst IoulI no: be -Tda
.o sud iiusiIn ri c.. iAtnisir.tor &c to sell
| sal, resi estate accortia 70 tie Or yes sdia
| pett.ar.
A. il j. fCrtaer nTdare l. tllt q COO Q this or
| isr .lai b. nbIs red fbr four successive we s
| nr,or t. sait 'ay 0; bearing, in L e ManitonU &c
/ PuoT a Nse.iy Nc sraoer tTin'Fa and gbishs d
Al Mai voc IN siI csInt .ald Der .oIllis -srv>
or all i"ter.sted in e..aie, IN. in
; saiI Countv. iea.t ou-teen iys before said 1Iv
| OF hearing. Bv I Curt.
D te st NanI.ov oc, ii'- i2.A day o January, \
! D 1874,
~ sos T. G.. DIN TED. CoIntY Ju ise.
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L.. Il AESE.gk,

Pa er angs- ana Upholstarcr. CARR &c Trimrs
an! u irI ess Mixer. ConmercialSt, between III
AMI Sth, hsu.toSo- recommends himself il
these branches, ard pro - execute all ~ot
with pronptness ard IN the sLyle II a.,
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PAUL LUERNER.

fays the big -tt 6rIce iur Wheat ard other o.
duc". ofce IN ire northeast tcIner OF Buff. o a
4 eLtA - T.. NIEltUwfc. IL Az
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CNlON sAnNsSE.

Poisssor oi No..c, c,etcvi give Lessons {, voca!
lrsiFn mental Aus e ~ the city 81 Msuiiowoc uuu
Two h,Sers. hericeGce en- Eiyath.s'. near the
oGft doe-e. u a IL
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A. Williams & NJ Kciner. Propriators cor Eighth
an Franklin ~ts Mantle. oc Wisconsin b st
eco ,nodstion or the travelling puoc. "a 'Ie
ROOFS attached. piyTI
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POIN Is.

Out in Mcntaus, when they star. man
down hin in barrel, they speak Of hls
appearance in a new role.
A Captain remarked that his s.eerage
passengers ought pc very well behaved,
they had 50 mIca deck 0 EN-.
Postal car.ls are eoming INTO sl;i N,ner
al use that letter curriers' apd laui!adi-s
have all they car 30 to keep up.
Brok-r-"How are you of for money
thi. morning - Cashisr--''l am of nth
what little there is in the bank. Good
bye"
What is the difference Mtween man. I.
assertion and a drunkari's departure
One is an ipse Jixit aud the others tipsy
exit.
The creditors Of an ab-eonding Yankee
found. on opening his safe, that the only
thing he had laid up for rniny day WA
An umbrella.
| The city treasurer Of the new city o
! uolvake aa led to his oath Of efiice: "Ant
swear that if see any more stealing gon.
on l ill expose it"
An embryo poet, ho Is cer,alnlya clos
ots.rver IF human nature, retn,r-s
| Time marches o. with the slow, meascr
ei tread of u man WORKING by the day
A druakeu Irishnaa WAS found BY In
| friends. the other night, living IN the $40"
With his heels placed upon the fence, warm
ins h,s toe. by moonlight. lie ma
,erin,. "Whata couil fire ynY hav
got, B,idv dnrlIht: ave on some carr,
,uue or nv luts viii fraze.
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N E-MAs1roroo CouSr


i CoURr.
ceased.
On rea l.ra an | f!i,1 the pcti ION OF NsIy Law
acek, OF tie trNn o. Roc Slsn ia sai Count, rer-
reset uny among OF IbinyS she l. tie WIDOW
O John Lawacak, late OF sal 10 sri C UNITY
the 2ist dlv OF Au ust, " D.. 1873 at dis hou.
il sad 10 etc. died tnj-srate. 90 :
ciateis e-tate within tnis STATE & said t. v
4 cou"tS.anJ al The pe JtioHer is t;- g.
oN o. sriT decesse1 and rrtvi1- that adm 'uistrs-
ton OF saltt state be To FcGnz nio gran ed. l. s
forad th.t I'D pettio: heard nrfore l. e
jui OF & l. urt Mondlv. tge s;n DAY Oh
Februar A. D.. 1874 at O'Clock A. IL. at my
office In i'd County
Drier5d fGrther, I Il notice theren' he givar 10
tn helrs OF sli deceased ami to al prrs inter
--tsd, ~ publishing cooY o. this oruer ior three
<:ccessiv" weeks nflrr u sad in IN
'he Man! 70 Toc PILOT wecRl Ne,spaper Tub
sEeo at Msntowoc in said county
I. q. ULMoi Ed, unity Judge
Dated Mani,"W2c tle "a day o. J-uuagy. A. D.
ls1A SO5 3y
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fashionable 1.fnr. All pood. made hv the sub
scr Ger re warmed to III form. Prices red
30: able. snC | oa1ud to pl..se thoss WHO civ:
ne ihsir custom Sh p on Y0rkst., iwo doors
aeG OF tie Wind ale Hou,e IL it1
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VOL .XV-NO.26


INSURANCE. COMPANIES
Mr Burehar1 introduced q bill to rsgn-
lat. insurance companies doing business in
Wisconsin.
Atl2-30 the Senate adjourned.
A-SG MBLH
IsyE>TIGATING COMMITTEE
Nessrs Sawyer. L .Hcrpfi and johnson were
appoint ed as meusrrs Of the ant committee
TO ,nvestisate railroad transportation and
express and telegraph revenues.
RAILROAD AATTkas
Under a suspension Of 'Le ru!es, memo
ri,l-to Congress was passed asking al e1-
tension VI the tImG iu which 10 comolets tie
Wisconsin, Ieu.r al E..i!ro~d.
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WILLIAM LYNCH.


Iron ana Conner Hare. All k MS OF rep tirt iont
ei.l tiI-sr., between York and BuGa.o, Nanu sx"'
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR The
LADIES.
Very, rery blonde hair is now called
"the light fantastic tow

Very. rny blonde hair is now called
"the light fantastic tow
Young lady-''O1. am so glad you ike
birds; which kind do You admire most"
"Old S1uab-"W7ll think the goose,
with plenty OF stuhog, i. aboIt ~ good as
any
There is a preparation for coioring ladies
gums a beuut!ful and dciicate pink, and the
result is song that is popular among CON
ddential Fl lends, Gum, oil gum with me-
Don't Quaker ever take off his hat 10
any one. mammal" "No, my dear" ''lf
he dos't tlxe off hi. hat TO barber, how
does be have his hair cut!"
How can they expect to be satisfied
with the appointments in Canada shen
the Queen herself put Dufer in!
A suspicious wife, N being asked where
her husband Was lepli led tina, she was very
much afraid he vas Miss ing.
Don't strain Your voic, scoljing your
children. The little wre,ches won't up
preciatc yoIr sacrifice.
''iIoosier Swoe.hearts. s."-Mdianopo',s
.Seat,nel. None of your business, old im-
pertinehce Cincinnati TINES.
Qu'p and his wife had bi, Of conten-
ton the other dny Il own that you have
more brilliancy than l." SAID the woman,
"bu, have the better judgment" "Yes,"
saia QuiIp, 'your chuice in marriage shows
that" Quilp was informed that he was
brute.
It isn't always best to call thing by :heir
right names. A young gentleman called Il
coach dog a Dainatian hound, and was in
formed by his fancee that if he could not
refrain from profanity in her presence they
must henceforth be strangers.
A young lady of Lyons, Iowa, recently
said: "Some men are always talking about
pntroniziug their own tOwn-aiways harL-
ing OH that duty--anj yet they 20 abroad
to ge' rurried, while here We all stand
waiting. do hope that some Of these men
who marry Eastern women will! get cheat
ell"
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Desier IN all kltos % Stoves AM Ulrlwars and
hahu actur"r o Cooper. TN, an Sheet-irol ware
EIg ih-si.. South eide. ne the Bridge Manrto
voc. Ia a, -
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GEORGE n. wOODaN.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, AMI Court Com
ns"iuaef tor santo zoe c1Uat.. All business en-
Urs vi 10 his care VIII be promptly A. d faithiully
attaf lei 70. AirIcn honestly gwen. or whlcl q
rea=ol -lie c..arSe viii be- made. Once cr Buzz
st. betwera Eignth snI NIuiL. ,1.4tlr
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N rs. PEELPS'
WILLIAMS HOUSE

New Millinery >torc--IH JoT's Brick Brildins
corner York and \ nth St-e.t. TI7tf
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ADAM KOBERTS.

Adam Roberts Slacksnlth nd Wac,u-maxer
,liop on INC con oi Sc N.ti zni Y,fx sI-
SIrta Side. MaIito~Soc. Does ali kiids O
IrGr ~Crx a good ana aso eap as any otter O.. )
ishnsn' IN tn cIt'. 13 &c |
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CWAS. II. wINTON.


Net'f'7arr Sur-cor, cues Ring Bones Soavin.
scs. e;c.. All cures warrsnted or 10 onarc IS
."sds. once 1t his Gver stable on scyert st
hstWrtp Buiaio had SBic igo. Nahiio-or. 1ssiIy
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To.ai h=t ~ ut b. save '.-..-----.-. Sis lO CO
arr THIS Il \ MERE DEoP
in tire b2csst. IL cosu = IL D" : . Al ME- "
- AZ a ia ,cIt Us I'd pradrni g. cent OF
,ne ire 1se fs.s 6uA state b. railroad chu-
n,nie~ IL is no secret that tSe>e cpupanie'. ~
-, .,ns a, ,se-r -,ra es7z Il. 81 - cheap
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TIE 8LDfNE, while issued with all ths
regularity, has hone OF the temporary or
tiraeiy interst chara of ordinsry peri
cdicals. Il !. au elegant miscellany of pure,
light and graceful literature; and coliec-
tion Of pictures, the rarest specimens of az
tis:ic skill, in white and black. Although
each succeeding number affords fresh
pleasure 10 is friends. the real value and
beauty of TUE iLDINE will be most ap-
preciaied after il has been bound Up st the
close Of he year. While other publication.
may claim cheapness, as compared with II.
walls of a similar class. THE ALDlNE is a
unique and original c nception--alone AID
un ,pErsa ted--absolutely without coapeti-
ton in price or character. The possessor OF
a complete volume cannot duplicate the
quantity of fine paper and engravings in any
oher shape or number Of volume for ten tunes
lis co,ts; aud than, s!.ers gre the chromos, be-
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EnxYARn CNNNAx

Wholesale and Ret II dss e. IN Hat., Caps Furs
GOvAs Htt-re. Robes etc Yorks, BET .er
z & Ia and Ninth, Manit woo ls44r1
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Keeps al kinds o. Meats. Sausage. H. ms Lard
etc. wllcI he iii sell AZ tie lowest prices, n
Cd aEtity AVID kini t. SUIT pU!cha,eFs. AnN o'e
h wing atls h"s. or sheen To sell, will c.,ll
a c receive tas hi-1rs, rrice9 L. 4+Iy
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WISCONSIN HOUSE

Corner Of NIr'o and Jsv streets. Jere Daiier
PROPRIETOR. Tnls = new nousf. and well n.tsd
mp with al no'ern Improvements A GOOD stab .
10 sisn keot H. cJnnectioa with the hors- go
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A Culinary EPITAPH.

A cCLrSAnY EPITAPH
"CLcerueatn Il 10 .'rust
Lies IIe lnvuiderIng uust
OF + e:Iuor Dltc Istor SIvven,
Wen Nersrd III the art
ties cusIlrds, anu iarts.
AlI ine iucia;.vs trade OF tie oven.
HLen Size lIveI Irnr -nouSa
e iudue ier last puf,
Aud now cot lie,
An maze her dTt Uie.
In hopes s.At her crus. nIy be raised"
Every oiade of grass Is representative
f nature; and every little spot. large
enougn to kn.el down upon, is an alter ut
which ~e may worship tie majesty of the
Ouhipotent. Llie is IL beautiful and end
.ess my stery. .-Zschokke.
"LiL.ie by little" sure and SOW,
We .asnioa uur .u.ure oi oi'ss or wee.
.tS the prse.i. ,asscs .was.
Our Iret are ILbiug HE stdiIway priyat
l q. 10 tIe re..ons u e.tdios "A at,
Or -ii4ia- - iutJt uI-Lt,
lttIe ~ rue. anJ day .. d.
All men are To an uuspcakable degree
brothers, eacn mans life Il strange emblem
OF every mans and Human Per rait-,
fai. h.u..y drawn, are Of all pictures the
xe.conest on human walls---Curiyte,
liiS, Ht ms LcNu 81 ] o!atiep toi GIL SNiNT
Of things" said 4 mutiier t. lcr daughter
who Was on the rurnt Ut being married
"Neye, miud mamIna," sa;u the aztec
.i"nntc girl, VITO ~as already dressed Tor
In. weud.n.: these arc his last wishes" :"
Not long rlncc very nervous lady took
ras.a.s at the ,I-Top House, White
Mountains, 10 dnsccna 10y the aimust Ter
,s.dicuiar railroad. Her fears were ap-
parent to every one, and the following
uialcgue took place between her aud the
CONDUCTOR: iaiy-Mr. Conduc'Or how
DO YOU hold these cars when you want to
make stop? Madame, we ap-
ply the brake, which you see there. Lady
Suppose. Mr. Conductor, that brake should
rv- way, what would you do then? Con.
dueto-Mnuame, We then al ply the double
nciirg brnk.. which you see It the ether
end of the cars. La,!s-Bu-, Mr.. Conduc
tor. nu,rose that brake .hculd not be suff'
c ent q check tie os.s. whers will VI eothen!
Observation-Disclosures. th..t depends entirely
| upon how you nave lived in thi. world
| The old lady groaned, bat eubsided
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IS order (, show how much ecor omy III
aur state expenditures, may accomplish
We clio the following from TIE ChIcag"
Tames
So,,e cite real worIfrs fsve oeen MAKING 81
"a, - ny "a n Gu be save to tie ire-sn'
- r, r,trt,re.t 10 tie luUlic LEsIbe g an:i
- iu,rwla. a, Tears 10 lie te resui
49, 90 s;t't good
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noztTseVsEsTEKN Ks0USE

FranS in St. NaEItoSoc. KetenuoIer
Pro iristor. The ls'se brick addition recently
huili nas oesn Urr ishel excel srt ST To- making
" "Hs OF tle largest sni most eo;noiete not-s in
Manlto soc. good aole 10 kep, in conuectiot
with tue nouse, where STOCK will De well provided
icr. 1914
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Re Ssnot,r Schmidt. rs foilors

By Senator Schmidt, rs toilors
Rsp!red, That the Secretary OF State
be and the same Is hereby requested 10
state 10 tin Senate, ,ier what authority
an ALLOWANCE o. S40,l5 wat made to ii B.
Hall. Tor pro.rs;t ot Ole c. Johnson. CHUNG
the Law authorizing such allowance.
Rsso,rsa. Tina, T.. 'crrtary of Stats
furnish Z, the Senate tee spec'ni ace 'un'
Of Ssifsrt, Gugier 4 Co, or copy there
of. ard .tate under what legal authority
their accounts for engrayln:s, amount,ns
70 SIS. nave Teen audited
Rc,clr d. That tse Secretary OF Stat"
be re9uas ed 10 report To TIE Senate tn
Ieca, ,uthuriry un.iar which Al account "'
the Western Bank Nate COMPANY, an'oun'-
ing % S19 80, fer engraving tIte p*ge "'
the Legislative Manual, has teen audited
and allowed.
Laid oy.r under the rule.
JANUARY 2sth, 1874,
Mr.. Field introduced l oil to provide II
the assessment OF all railroad properly, rol.
ing stock and trscxs, d-pots, etc, for taxa
tion; aal Mr. Schmidt presented one entl
tied 4 bill 70 abolish all laws graaiings1cia
.irs privileges.
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Ph9 iicaN. Srts-on. cad AccoucIIerr. OEce on
stp ST, uycr BIcpE's Dcas s:os. ONcs oren II al
scGrs. C7-l {" the coun,-i pro urt.y attended
On
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3. z. paaTcEARD, Nj. II.

I'orUsys Eai Cosnssofs ST Law o1cs or Sth
rae oven ie First National Bank, Manitowsc,
I2 "a ~
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-01
Misfflannns.
Change of Proprietors.
DANCING

MIR. BACH RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
M that he has commenced giving lessons in
Dancing at Browns Hall
All the latest and most fashionable dances
taught, and MIR. b. will guarantee to make each
pupil an accomplished ballroom dancer after
one course.
Glasses for Gentlemen new beginners) from
] to O'Clock Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Regular classes from to 10 same evenings.
Classes for Ladies' and Children from to s
p. m. Tuesdays and Fridays
For further particulars, apply at the hall.
d27-tf LBACH
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Mining



Office Portland silver Mace q
business San Francisco, California county,
works. Ely Mining District. t .h., at a meet.
Of January 1874. an assessment no i (, csps,
FIVE cents per share was levied np'M; mmedstely
stock Of the corporation payable ssarrstsry, At
in United States gold CON- 70 ~ ID, 200 Caliiorns
the office Of the Company, No. '' -.
street, san Francisco. California. ,s,,rent shall
Any stock upon which this .sfes 81 February.
remain unpaid on the lt,h as' advertised fcr
ls74, will be delinquent, and ,,ss .psyment !,
sale at public auction ana r an The 18th day
n %1as s ss,Gns s pay the snd
ment, together with costs of aa'e'
expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Directors op.y Secretary.
ONCE: No. 4Ss California s''e'' jsl5td
isro Cal.
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HAvING SOLD NY ENTIRE INTEREST
III in connection with the - San Francisco
Brewery" in Phoebe, to John Cartwright. the
co-partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned and Charles Behr in conducting
said brewery is this day dissolved, and Messrs.
Behr and Cartwright will hereafter carry on
the same at the old stand on Psnaca Flat, col
lect all bills and pay all dues Of the late firm.
Z. Ii. BISSIKUAER.
Phoebe. New, Dec. s. 1873. jl3-ml
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And in accordance with law asd an " o,I dsv Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on inc LIS nanh mar
December. 1873, SO many shares OF .a, vii be
eel of said stock as may be Necessary If John
Middleton Son. No. $40 Montgomery saw saw
san Francisco, California, on Medn sssi. Il
the Fourth day Of February .x 10 pay
the hour of twelve O'Clock NJ OF saio uA' toeethsr
said delinquent assessment thereon, ~ ssle.
with costs Of advertising and expensees s.retsry.
DAVID T. BAGLEi, see seer street,
Office; Room No. ]. No. sui oA''' jals-id
San Francisco. California.
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delinquent Sails.


Location Of works. Ely DjstriS Yompany.---
Nevada;-Netice-Ther are a.I;,aIh County,
the following described stock on a apon
assessment lNo. 81 levied on tha e account Of
December, 1873. the several smon mt day Of
po osaa 'ne names Of the respective ssi op-
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delinquent Sales,

American Flag Mill and Mining
Company..--Location of principal place Of
business. San Francisco, Standardization
OF works. Ely District, Lincoln county Nevada
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
mo. ~ levied on the sixteenth day Of December
1873, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective Shareholders as follows:
No. Of No. of
Names. Certincate, Shares Amt
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the sixteenth
day of December, 1873, many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the salesroom Of John
Middleton X Son, No. $40 Montgomery ST., San
Francisco California, on Thursday, the
Nineteenth Day Of February, 1874, at
the hour Of two O'Clock p. m. of such day. to
pay the delinquent assessments thereon, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
GEO, r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
office-No. 800 California street. Room No. 5,
San Francisco Cal. j2S-td
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DAILY RECORD
MINING LAW.

Laws Of Congress Governing the Local
ton, Holding and Working OF
Mining claims Upon the Public
Domain.