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J. p. CARUTRERS.
AT.LAW,
once IN Irving Block,
Rs5 Second street.. up-sSaIra. H@TaDhfs
NOTICE IN BANKRUrTCY.

District Court Of the United States, for the
District of West Tennessee.-In the matter
Of W. y. Thompson, Bankrupt.-In BANK
ruptcy.
Il aDpointment as assignee Of W. n, ThOmp-
son OF Jackson, Madison county, tennessee
D. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee,
Memphis, March u, ne. maIo IN
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DISSOLUTION.

VIHE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned under the hrm
name of RADT & MEYER, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. THEO. MEYER
assumes the payment of all Liabilities OF
aforesaid firm, and is the only authorized per-
son to collect the debts due said firm,
Memphis, March II, 1915. ,,
JOSEPH RADT.
THEO. MEI Err.
Referrinp TO the above, wish to inform my
friends and patrons, and the public in general,
that the Bluff City Cleaning and Steam Dye
ing establishment, at No. 3lO Second street,
viii be continued as heretofore, and l hope
that, by strict attention to business, shall
merit a continuance of the patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon the old firm, and solicit
the patronage of all who wish anything done
in my line. guarantee satisfaction.
TH EO. MEYER,
mhIH Practical DYER. 80 Second street.
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Proceedings Of the Legislature YesteT-
day-The Knoxville and Charleston
RailrOad-Railroad Discrim.
nations.
Report From Committee to Investigate
Charges Against Last Legislature
The Assessment Bill.
The Funding Act-The Bill Introduced
by Mathes, Of Shelby, to Provide
Revenue for the State-Etc.
Special 10 the Appeal. ]

Special TO the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, March 17.-In the SEN
ate report was presented relative to
the Knoxville and Charleston railroad,
showing that il cost the State seven
hundred and zen thousand dollars, and
had been leased foT one thousand dollars
a year, with the right to purchase the
same for one hundred thousand dollars.
The committee are informed that the
road can be taxed for more than is now
paid. The committee recommended the
sale of the East Tennessee fair grounds,
belonging to the State. The following
senate bills passed third reading: Guard
ing against railroad Determinations; to
authorize chancellors to issue writs of
ha6eas corpaS. A report was presented
by the committee appointed to investl-
gate the last legislature, to the effect
that the charges are not true, but the
committee regret not being able to Sc
cure the attendance of John l.. House as
a witness. The committee afterward
withdrew the report, and will make an
other tomorrow.
In the house: House bill adopted in
lieu of senate assessment bill passed
third reading. House bill repeating sec
ton IL of the funding act was amended
SO as to repeal the entire act and passed
third reading; also the bill legslizing the
marriage of George and Emily Heron.
Senate bill to require persons convicted
of misdemeanor to work out the fine and
costs passed third reading.
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VOL 85, NO g.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

THE officers and memb bers OF Mem f.SSsA
i phiS Lodge, No. 8, are requested e r -
meet at their Castle Hall, thEG. -
CTHU URSDANl evening, At : O'Clock, W.
sharp, for work in the second rank.
Members Of sister lodges cordially invited.
By order. A. j. M'GARVEY, G. =.
los s LEON. L. of Z and s
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The regimental colors Of the Fifty
fourth Massachusetts volunteers (col-
ored), captured during the war are now
in the hands Of Governor William Gas
ton, who has informed the State legisla-
ture of his readiness to transmit the flag
to that body whenever 1t may be pleased
TO receive it. Since the war the flag has
been in the hands of an ex-Confederate
officer, who, 1t is said, determined to re-
tain 1t until Massachusetts should have
a Democratic governor.
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March 18th: Boston, S239,144; New
y6-k, s., 2OO, ,252; Philadelphia, Sl56 ,3l2;
RsitImola. $40, ,O49; New Orleans, week
ending March 9th, S54,9lS.
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Paris is pluming itself on new fancy
in ladies dress, which is species Of
tackle by which, when lady wishes to
dance, the train of her dress is drawn up
to possible dimensions. This tackle Is
made so as to be ornsmented with flow
ers or ribbons, and to become great ad-
dition to the toilette generally.
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pistols in the hands OF the defendant and
the parties coming across the street be-
fore heard the first shot; it was while
man could run % feet or so; when /
looked around and saw the unknown
man and McGovern coming with pistols
they were coming from the vicinity of
the sidewalk in front OF Eisenman'
hardware store; they were coming from
somewhere in that locality, they were ont
in the street as before stated, 8 to ~
feet from the sidewalk, could not say,
might be more or less.
Adjourned to Monday morning.
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SAN FRANCISCO sroLK REPORT.

SAN FnAsoIsco. Mayi.
sHAnEs.l SATURDAYS SALES.
6s0 Ophir-10l 10Ik 10lk l02b5 lOi
$40 Mexican-28k 2e,S 28H
1850 Gould h Curry-22 22k 2Sb30 ga.
1000 Best 4 Belcher-H IN 574 58bsO s7h
100 6avage-l35 152h 1s2
3a5 Chollar Potosi-T7 70 78k 20
1855 Hale b Norcross-45 AK
.435 Grown Point-95k So S6k Sc
ITO Yellow Jacket-S5 S5h IS
800 Imperial-9 9k Ell
90 Empire Nill-6H
$50 Alpha-26k 26k &c 25k 2sss 25a1
200 Kentuck-l5x
$50 Belcher-S4h "a 3skb3o Sax
80 Oonhdence-22 2h
$40 Con Virginis-x5s l57h 466
4o5 Sierra Nevada 13k l3h Il 1875
1s45 Oalifornia-6 o. X 64h 64,f 65bS0
900 Bullion-62 sax bs 62k 6s,s 81
Is Seq Belcher-lO5
40 Overman-7A 72x ~ T8k 72k
rs Justice-1S0196
100 Union Con-Sh Sk
40 Lady Bryant
l95 Julia-eh 9hb59k
$40 Caledonia-21h 81
30 Knickerbocker-3x
50 Globe-1x
215 Baltimore Con-7x7h
1875 UtAh-6x Tbs
100 Silver Hill-l7,s Is lSb5 l2k l2h
100 Meadow valley-8k 8'S SIX
ass Raymond l. Ely-53 81 52k
3S5 Eureka Cons san "a
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The cross. examination Of J. Dugan
was continued. He said:
I am not positive which was the far.
thest down the street when first saw
them; am not positive, think Nc
Govern was; think the other party was
to the right Of McGovern coming across
the street, crossing from the west side.
Q. Was McGovern down about oppo.
site the barber shop when You saw him2
A. McGovern came from the direction
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APPLICATION for PATENT
NOTICE No. IA.

ANO ASAh kNVs re
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
PIooHE, Nevada, April ~, 1885,
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
corporation lwhoSe postoffice address 10 San
Francisco, State Of California;, has this day
filed in this Office q diagram, together with a
notice Of application for . patent from tho
proved May 10. 1872. for eighteen hundred
Il 1901 linear feet Of the Potosi Lode tho lode
Is supposed TO run through the claim n0rtherly
and southerly but does mot crop out on the SUR
facet, with surface ground Of 600 feet In width,
situated In the Yellow Pine Mining District,
Lincoln County. State Of Nevada, and described
in the plat and neld notes on fle In thig Office
~ follows, to wit:
us. SURVEY No. 81.
Beginning At post marked p. No. I, U. 8.
survey No. 81, Get on tho 8. W. slope Of the Pc.
tosi mountain, In the southwest part Of Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada, about u miles east OF
fornis and Nevada and about 80 miles south.
westerly from what In known % Las Vegas, and
% chains 30 deg. west from Potosi springs
and 20 chains east Of Potosi Cation, through
while , the road from Las Vegas 70 Salt Lake
ten llOl feet wide bears west feet dist, marked
x. cedar tree inches In diameter bears N .
~ deg. y. 20 lis. dist, blaxed and marked "B.
TIP -; high rocky prominent peak on east
bears 8. 10 deg. W.; high Peak on west side
Potosi Cafon bears g. So deg. W., CLARK Noun
tain bears g. deg. W.; isolated mound at mouth
Of Potosi Cafion bears 8. So deg. W.; post sets
at base Of high rocky natural wall OF stone
bearing north and 8. 46 deg. H., from which
post Bet for north. west corner Of claim run
magnetic variation 10 deg. 46 min. z. 8. so deg.
E., 600 feet to post in stone mound marked r
No. 2, U. 8. survey No. 81; thence 3. deg. u.
1900 feet to post In stone mound marked I, No.
8 U. 8. survey No. 81; thence N. 80 deg. W. 600
feet to post In stone mound marked p. No. U.
g. survey No. 81; thence N. deg. w. 628 feet to
bluff bank bears n y. and 9. W. SSS feet to ra-
vino, course w., 122O feet to mouth Of tunnel,
1875 feet east Of line. 1900 feet to post No the
place OF beginning, and containing within the
boundaries above described ~ 79-lO0 acres Of
land. The ledge Ia supposed 10 run through
the claim in northerly and southerly dirtc-
tion. but does not crop out on the surface. The
Improvements consist Of . tunnel one hundred
and THIRTY. Ave 1885, feet in length feet high
and i've t6) feet wide and cut twenty (2O) feet
deep. s
The record Of tho above mining claim has
been destroyed.
This claim Ia located on unsurveyed land.
and 10 not bounded on either side by any known
claimants.
The book and page on which said claim was
records can not be given, tho same hsving
been Destroyed or lost, % will appear by AMI
dAvtt on Ale In this Office.
apassn &c. FOSTER. Register.
--------------------
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
BY HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Cronin Jas Lawrence
VIM Dray VIM Holman
Mr. Lawrence and wife
DEPARTURES.
81 GILMAN . sALIsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
d p Nye Mrs Gooseman
Ella De We're
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Fresh Garden Seeds ct Alexander's
drug store.
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the San Jose Hotel are not /,
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Work has been recommended both in
Amador ground and also from the old
works. No ore is being raised but things
look encouraging.
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Standing by me ct tho point near the
crossing marked ~ D." when my atten-
ton was first drawn to King and Ryan,
was Pat Clark. believe-no one else;
he did not go down with me to where
Ryan and King were, not that 1 know Of;
started to run; he told me to hold on,
or words to that effect; / kept going on
until got 10 where they were; did not
see him until after the whole affair was
over; at the time that / heard the shots;
/ will mark and show where my position
was; stood here (pointing at ~ D."
the center post); l had my back as il
were to that post. looking out towards
here Barney and Lewis stores); 1 could
SEQ Barney's doors; could not see the
south door of Lewis store without being
around little 10 the right. and could not
see Peyser's barbershop without turning
around to the left; was looking down
the street for gentleman when I first
noticed King and Ryan; i suppose the
shots came from behind me, but out in
the street q piece; when first saw King
and Ryan could not say which was
standing nearer to me; they appeared to
be crosswise on the sidewalk.
Adjourned for recess.
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When I saw the defendant, McGovern
and the unknown party after heard the
first report; the defendant was q little in
advance or nearest King and Ryan, that
Is after the first shot was fired. could
not say positive how much he was in
advance Of the other two, a. I only
glanced around and tried to get out Of
the way Of the men that had pistols; he
was foot but don't think be was three
to the best Of my Judgment; when first
saw McGovern, defendant and the nm.
known man l was in the act Of taking
hold Of the deceased; did mot sec them
ut all until got to where the deceased
and Ryan were struggling; I did not take
hold Of Ryan or the deceased after I cot
there; went near enough to them that
il had reached out at tho time l looked
around and SEQ these men with pistols.
that could have touched the deceased:
Hooked round and saw these men with
pistols; just ~ quick as thought
and the glance Of my eye, sup
pose one were with the other,
as soon as I saw the men with pistols 1
jumped back, got against the post; there
we're several parties rushed around there;
l would have got back further II it was
possible right at the moment; I could
not tell how long it was after saw the
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whether any further issue OF bonds bear
ing six per cent. interest will be made
under the specie resumption act must of
course depend on circumstances. The
first section authorizes and requests the
Secretary of the Treasury as rapidly as
practicable to cause to be coined at the
mints OF the United States, silver coins
and TO issue them, etc. The third Sec
ton authorizes him to sell bonds at par
in gold bearing 5. "A. or per cent in
terest as he may elect. While placing a
loan barring 6 per cent, the Secretary
could not of course dispose of bonds
bearing lower rate Of interest under the
specie resumption act. He is bound to
obey the requirement Of that act. there
fore he was obliged to issue bonds bear
ing the same rate OF interest five per
cent. as those being issued. When the
remaining $2s.0O0OO0 of the five FER
cent. loan will have been subscribed and
the Secretary in the conversion Of 8. 20s
is confined to issuing bonds bearing Az
per cent. it is probable that any bonds
that may be issued under the specie re-
sumption act will be 4 per cent. In
the issue of bonds under this act, those
issued, or which may be hereafter issued
at the rate of five per cent, become re-
deemable at the option of the Govern
ment after May LIST. 1881 while bonds
that may be issued under the same act
bearing AZ per cent. interest will not
be reieemable till after Is years from the
date of issue. Five per cent. bonds is
sued from this time forward may be re-
deemed at the pleasure of the Govern
ment after May 1st, 1881. Whereas the
Az per cent. bonds will have fifteen
years from the date of issue or nearly
three times longer than the five per cents
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The PRospEcToR. speaking of
certain individual lately in Virginia City,
the Enterprise says:
He is a representative Of class Of
restless adventures common to frontier
mining districts-men whose tents are
pitched here to-day and there to-mor-
row-who are ss handy with the revolv-
ers as with the pick and shovrl-who
have smattering of geology, which they
have picked up from the hills rather
than from books-who live in the open
air, subsist upon beans. bacon and coffee
who penetrate remote districts.
and after roaming for months over desert
mountain in search OF gold and silver,
return to the settlements to tell the story
Of their adventures and exhibit speci-
mems OF their discoveries. The stakes
OF their possessions are everywhere and
they count their wealth by millions, yet
the most Of them die 10 poverty, and the
windipg-sheets Of not few are the blank
cts upon which they died alone in the
| wilderness. Their unmarked graves are
in every mining district, and the streams
Of golden wealth now pouring in cease
less flow into the broad channels Of trade
from the mountains OF Nevada run over
the footprints of these hardy pioneers.
They are the men who blaze the paths to
weaith-who point ont the riches Of the
hills to the more timid who follow Their
footsteps. and then plunge into the
wilderness in search of new Rlories
What matter II they sometimes exagReratt
tbe'r achievemepta?-if over their cups
when they drop down from the mountains
they revel somewhat too bois,erously il
the good things Of civilization? We ow,
mem much. and the least we can do il
compensation for their 'ireless services Il
to give them the credit Of their dis
eovsriss.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Oct. l9.--The commit.
tee appointed by the dissatisfied stock
holders of the Woodville mine met last
night. Edward Curtis stated that Rear
son, the President of the mine, made
proposition that the committee appoint
two directors to serve in place of two
who would resign. After long debate
the proposition was accepted. A CON-
mttee of five were appointed to wait on
Mr. Rearson and get his proposition in
writing. The meeting then adjourned
until tomorrow evening.
The Naval Court Of Inquiry in the
Spaulding Pinney case has been removed
to this city, and will convene to-day at
the Naval rendezvous, corner Sansome
and Washington streets, with closed
doors.
A mass meeting was held last evening.
Governor elect Irwin presiding. o.
P. Fitzgerald, candidate for Supern-
tendent of Public Instruction, addressed
the meeting, denouncing as false charges
of bribery and fraud preferred against
him. Mayor elect Bryant and Robert
Ferral also addressed the meeting.
The republicans held mass meeting
at Union Hal! last evening to endorse
Professor Carr for Superintendent of
Public Instruction. Prof Carr and Hon.
T. G. Phelps addressed the meeting.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 19.-The attend
ance at the races on the Bay District
Track was small to-day. The first race
was two-mile dash for the Stanford
plate. Entries: Chance, Bradley. Newell
and Sherman. In the pools Chance ant
Bradley were even. at $50 to $40 on til,
field. Sherman got the first place
Chance second, Newell third Bradle,
outside. At the start Bradley took tn
lead and kept it throughout. being hal
a length ahead on the first mile, Chanc
second, and the other two neck and neck
Bradley increased his lead on the secon,
mile running and winning by fv
lengths, Chance second, Sherman third
Time, 34OH.
The Chamber of Commerce this after
noon indefinitely postponed action o.
the proposition to abolish the presen
system of semi-monthly collection days
: A memorial was presented for the in
tercesslon of the Chamber With Genert
Schofeld, commanding the Division {
the Pacific, to issue limited number {
I permits to legitimate traders to intro
duce and deal in spurious liquors in tn,
: territory; referred to General Schofielt
Resolutions were passed of respect ,
W. G. Ralslon and sympathy with b
family and friends. After some mine
a business the Chamber adjourned.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-20

LUScH sTASD.-Ike Phillips, who runs
the Lunch Stand " in the FL Dorado
Saloon, gives notice that in future he
will open the stand between 1 and 8
o'clock 10 the afternoon, keeping il open
all night. He will soon have on hand
fresh oysters, clans. HOLSTERS, crabs, and
all kinds of shell fish. y
Whether the Turks succeed in
crushing out the Herzegovina revolt or
not, the price of fine liquors and fra
grant cigars will remain the same at
Panacs Saloon. One price! one bit!l lw
FIRE CERTIrIcArEs.-The name of any
member of the Fire Department printed
in their fire certificates in any style of
type for fifty cents, by applying at the
office Of the PIocnE DAILY RECORD. La.
cour street. IF.
For SALE. - Tickets from Council
Bluffs, Iowa. to Chicago and return by
the Chicago and N. W R Apply to
Geo. t. German, RECORD office, Lacour
street. IF.
j. B. PAGES Cable Coil and Gold
Block, also six inch and twelve inch
twist, for plug tobacco. can not be ex-
celled The above ia for sale by Rolla
V. Watt. at Lees drug store. IF.
YouNG Ladies and Gents please take
notice I have the best assortment of
tinted papers for letter writing ever
brought to Phoebe; will shortly have
full supply of STATIONERY of all kinds.
TT RoLLA V. WATT.
DAILY ENTERPRISE, s. L. Tribune and
Sentinel are soId only by W R. WILSON.
dealer in school books. music. cigars and
stationery, Fuiks & McAlpin's saloon. I"
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed. and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. ]. Halpin & Co, who employ
none but first-class workmen. tt.
THE Talisman, -" Gold Tread 3" and
"Our Best" fine cuts, are the best
brands in the market; all of these NAV be
'o"hN Nv itNiin W " Nv i<tt
store. If
ALL persons who like TO smoke the
best tobacco should use the old fashioned
"Porique." It il made in New Orleans
md is for sale by Rolla V. Watt, at Lees
drug store. If
On. DEAL has associated himself Will
DR.. Hammond, from California, in tht
practice Of medicine in this place. They
will be found at the San Jose House. t
G. s. RAYMOND, tonsorinl artist, car
always be found at his place of business
on Main street, above j. J. Halpin
Co. s store. I'm
ICE, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily b,
s. B. Martina. Leave orders at saloon
OF E. Hamilton or Fulks & MrAlpin. t
HOUSE, to let. Apply to W. R. WILSON
Go TO Alexander's for your drugs.
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Eastern Dispatches.

Boston, Oct. 19.-About seventy-fiye
clergymen of this city met yesterday, and
after denouncing the license law, adopted
resolution calling on all good men to
repudiate at the election both the Re-
publican and Democratic candidates for
Governor.
New YORK, Oct. 19.-About SO, 400
worth OF lace, silk and velvet trim mings,
jet. gold beads, etc, lately imported from
England and undervalued in the invoice
presented to the customs officers was
seized yesterday in free store warehouse
at the store of one Livingston in Broome
street. The capture Of the original in
voices led to the discovery of the attempt
to defraud the revenue.
Jno. Cuthbert & Co., whisky rectifiers
at Burling Slip suspended yesterday and
made On assignment OF the property
liabilities about $4,000.
The annual meeting Of the Gold Ex-
change took place yesterday. The treas
urer's report showed balance on hand
OF $l26. 900. The new Board officers
will be made known to-day.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10. = A Washington
special says: To carry into effect the
specie resumption Act of Congress las,
Winter the Secretary of the Treasury il
authorized to issue any bonds of III.
description and character of those au
thorized by the refundinR act of 1870
Under this authority limited amount o.
I'VE Per cent, bonds has been issued
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BATES, VERSION.

Bates came stroIling ia yesterday alter
noon, and said that he'd been up at Russ
SCOTS, aud then around to Cassidy's.
and heard all about that little matter SON.
day morning, and after eating some
crackers and cheese, he had 60, up the
There was young man OF P.oche
On whom whisky would sometimes encrosch;
He thought II no sin
To get full Of gin
Did this festive young man OF Pioehe.
There were two fair maids "a in Phoebe
Whose conduct doth need grave reproach-
Heard his boots were in soak
Done by friends as Joke.
In two well-known saloons of Phoebe.
Those two gay dam-sels of Phoebe,
Who but lately arrived on the cosch,
Bought the boots back with coin
Won as spells In their line.
And all trouble was DER in Phoebe.
When we had got through reading il
we asked Bates where the moral was,
but Bates said, There ain's no morals
in them kind of Stories, and so we
must give it without moral.
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Foreign News.

TORONTO, Ont. Oct. 19.-Eieht stores
in Orang-ville we're burned yesterday;
loss $4,000.
HAVANA, Oct. 19.-The draft for caval-
ry horses is stopped and tax Of $40 for
every horse that would have been drafted
substituted.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE THIS
i day leased to J. N CURTIS the Free Corral
formerly occupied by Boone L Dolman, Lower
Main street. Mr.. Curtis will be found at the
Of stand in the Hay and Grain trade. and will
pay strict attention to all business pertaining
to o general custom and feed d.pnt.
III persons indebted to the late firm Of Boone
4 Dolman and to VIM. II Dolman are requested
to make settlement without delay.
October IS, 1875.
ol9.tf WIN. H. pOLMAN.