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Registration Notice.

The qualified electors Of Dry Valley Precinct
Lincoln County, State Of Nevada. are hereby
notified that ths Books of Registration for the
General Election to be held on TUESDAY, No.
vember 5, 1872 are now open. The time for the
registration of the names of voters will expire
on MONDAY, October q, at O'Clock p M.
d. TARPEY,
Registry Agent for Dry Valley Precinct, Lincoln
County State of Nevada SET I'll
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Notice..

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
"A not to purchase certain lot. opposite
James Cronan's stone store, on Main street, XOx
100. as the same vas jumped by j Harris and
H. Nicconor, and suit will be commenced for
ejectment. ELLA CHIELOYICH.
Grantee of NJ Nicolich.
Phoebe, Nevada. June 80. 1871 u je3o.u
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Registration NOi,ee.

The qualified electors of Hike Precinct, Lin.
coin County, State of Nevada, are hereby not
hei that the Books Of Registration for the Gen
.eral Election to be held on TUESDAY, Novem-
bcr s, 1872, are now open. The time for the
registration OF the names of voters will expire
on MONDAY, October Il, at 6 o'clock p. m.
WIN. WILSON.
Justice Of the Peace and ey-officio Registry
Agent for Hike Precinct, Lincoln County,
State Of Nevada. seS.td
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Reristration Notice.

The qualified electors of Glover Valley Pre-
cinct, Lincoln County, State of Nevada, are
hereby notified that the Books of Registration
for the General Election to be held On TUES
DAY, November 5. 1872 are pow open. The
time for the registration of the names OF voters
will expire on MONDAY, October 2l, at =
O'Clock p. IN. -
HENRY CHAFF1N,
Justice OF the Peace and ex-oiiiclo Registry
Agent for Glover Valley Precinct, Lincoln
County State of Nevada. seo-td
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW
enth Judicial District Of the State of Nevada,
in and for the County of Lincoln
In the matter of the estate of James Welch,
deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said Court. made on
the 7th day OF September, A. D. 1872, notice is
hereby given that -.-.
Saturday, the 2sth Day Of September,
A. D. 1872, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day, in
the Court Room of said Court House, in the
town of Pioche,, apd County of Lincoln, have
been appointed 'as the time and place for prov,
ing the will of said James Welcl. deceased. and
for hearing the application OF David r.. Roach
and VIM. Mahopss for the issuance to them OF
letters testamentary, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and contest the same
P. B. MILLER, Clerk.
ByJ. NJ. HANFoRD, Deputy
Dated September 7th. 1872. sa'5-td.
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Repatriation Notice.

The qualified electors Of Bullionvlle Precinct
Lincoln County. State of Nevada. are hereby
notified that the Books of Registration for the
l,.neral Election to be held on TUESDAY, No
yember 5, 1872, are now open. The time for the
registration of the names Of voters will expire
on MONDAY. October II. at o'clock M
THOS. W. WALLACE,
Jnstice Of the Peace and ex-otiieio Registry
Agent for Bullionville Township. SEA
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M &c.
PROF. NAGEL

PROF. MAGEL
n EspECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO
Ia, PARENTS and guardians that he will
open another class for piano tuition at $40 per
month Call early, the Number for admit
tauce being very limited. o9-2w
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N.tiee Of Registration.

The onalified electos of Phoebe Precinct Lin
coin County, state of Nevada. are hereby noti-
ned that the Books of Registration for the Gen
eral Election to be held on TUESDAY. Novem-
her s. 1872 are now open. The time for the
registration of the names of voters Will expire
on MONDAY, October 2l, at O'Clock p. m.
7. A. SToU FENBURGH,
Justice of the Peace and ex-oiicio Registry
Agent for Phoebe Township, Lincoln County,
Nevada sef
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Notice to Creditors
Sole Traders Notice.

NyOVICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARY
~ ANN SOULE, of Phoebe, Lincoln County.
state of Nevada twife of Francis Soulel, intends
to make an application to the District Court. of
the Seventh Judicial District Of the State OF No
vada, in and for the County Of Lincoln, on the
Second day of November, A. D. 1872,
For an order of said Court permitting her to
carry on business in the County Of Lincoln,
State of Nevada, in her own name and on hei
own account. pursuant to an Act of the Legisla-
ture of the State of Nevada, passed February
9Th, A. D. 1867, entitled IAN Act to Authorize
Married Women to Transact Business in their
own Names as Sole Traders" The business she
intends to carry on is THAI OF keeping boarding
aud lodging house and general motel business,
and buyinp and selling and dealing in real and
personal property in Lincoln County, State Of
Navsda MARY ANN SOULE.
BY BISHOP 4 SABIN, Attorneys
October I'd, A. d. 1872. oc3-aw
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25

referred were the following OF Joshua y.
kilburn for charter for steam terry across the
PeuohScot river at Winterport; for horse ferry
from Stockton to Castine on the Penohscot; for
charter for railroad from Calais to Castine.
4 bill was presented and referred to authorize
cities. towns and plantations u loan their credit
for public improvements, and to exempt such
from taxation for term not exceeding ten
wears.
The Maine Central loan bill WAS ordered to be
printed.
Orders of inquiry were passed relating to the
expediency OF taxing plaintiffs costs in the :.
]. Court. 80 that the law shall be - it was be-
fore the codiica'ion of the statutes; providing
for State Auditor whose duties shall be to
audit all claims presented against the state for
payment; relating to witnesses and evidence
OF enacting general manufacturing law enrol
Ii parties TO form manufacturing companies
without restriction as to the amount of capital
or property.
The report of the Commission on Jail system
WAS referred to a joint committee. and Me>Srs.
Smith of Saco. Webb of Watervilie, Prince OF
Turner, Wilson of Hallowell, Estes If Lincoln,
and Hunt of RobbInston were appointed on the
part of the House.
Mr.. Pike of Calais from the Special Commit
tee on general railroad law, reported bill
which was ordered TO be printed. providing
that any number of persons not less than ten
may construct Il railroad in this State, with a
capital stock of not less than 80 900 mile for
ordinary guage road. and $4,000 mile for mar
row guage road. tive per cent. of the capital
stock to be paid in cash 1t provides also for a
board of three Railroad Commissioners who
are to control such roads and who are chosen
upon the plan of minority representation.
SENATE. Orders of inquiry were passed re-
lating to the eXpedency of making an appro-
priatiOn for the purchase and distribution OF the
Tax Collector and Farm Book, Bolster pub
licatiOn,) among the cities towns and organized
plantations of the State,
Reports of industrial Schools for Girls AMI
of the Reform School were referred.
Among the bills passed to be engrossed were
the following: relating to the yearly close-time
on land locked salmon trout and togue; to the
location of school houses; an set to amend an
act empowering town, cities and village cor
poratons TO make ~ laws and ordinances in
relation 10 horse blocks, lamp posts, hydrants,
sc.
A petition of Neal Dow and j. b. Cummings
in relation TO the Peck bond matter, was pre-
scented ana referred to n Joint Committee
Messrs. Morris Of Cumberland, Philhiick OF
Somerset, aad Cole Of York, was appointed Oh
part OF the Senate.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25
Maine Annual Regis er.

Messrs Hoyt, Fo9g & Breed, of Port
land, have Just issued the "Maine Year
Book and Annual Re gister for 1872" 1t
is this year greatly improved over former
issues AS a book OF reference its value
can scarcely be sverestimated, containing
as it does nearly FIVE hund red pages of
information in matters pertaining to the
affairs OF the nation, the state, counties
cities and towns. The Portland Adver-
tiser, in course Of an extended notice OF
this book, says
The town statistics have cost great amount
of labor. and are the most perfect yet pu blished
and for whatever inaccuracies NAV be found ii
any, the compiler cannot be held chargab!e
Last years statistics for every town were sent
10 some responsible citizen of the town. After
the replies were received and the matter in
type proofs were sent to each town for correc-
ton, and we do not see how anything more
could be done. No one who does not know can
begin to understand how much faithful. con-
Scientious labor has been bestowed upon the
44S pages which form the Register. The space
devoted to the cities has been much enlarged
this year, IA pages being devoted to Portland.
The residence Of clergvmen and physicians are
affixed to their names; every firm and ndivid-
ua business mans name and place of business
is given, with lists Of corporations, hotels and
associations. On the back of the colored map of
Maine is table of the railroads and steamboat
lines giving the distance and fare to each station
with the stage connections, and designating
every telegraph Office in the Sta.
In addition to what we have mentioned are
the official election returns for this year and
those of the last Congressional and Presidential
elections which will be often consulted during
the coming campaign; the officers of the State
and United States governments, past and pres
ent, and the federal and state constitutions:
list of the state institutions and a roster of the
militia; the last census and state valuation; q
directory of the courts and their officers; lists
of the banks, savings banks, insurance COM
panies and newspapers IN the state; officers of
the kttery Navy Yard and everything BUSH
ness or professional man or politician could
want or expect to find in such book.
The publishers wish to secure the SER
vices, in each town, of some reliable per-
son, to furnish statistics of his town. in
consideration Of one of the books. and in
vite correspondence to that end.
The price OF the book, in cloth bindings,
is 81 rs.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25
Sad Results of lntemperance

The Boston Traveller gives the follow
ing particulars OF the murderous conduct
Of dentist by the name of Leach. at
Lakeville, Mass while suffering from
delirium tremens
''At a late hour on Friday. Dr. Leach.
who had remained at home several DAYS
in : ate OF nigh delirium, became i'm
pressed with the idea that his house was
surrounded by horde OF inturiated tigers.
who, with flaming tongues and glazing
eyeballs, were endeavoring to destroy
himself and his family Reserving for
his assistance in repelling the imaginary
foe his eldest son, bright little fellow
about ten years OF age, he forced his wife
and other children into II room, and made
preparations to defend his castle Armed
with double barrelled shot gun and am
unition, consisting of flask of powder
and bag OF BIB shot, he opened the
window of his sitting room, near the side
door OF the house, and waited for his vic
tins.
The first TO appear was Thomas Bump,
8 strong, athletic man, who was returning
home with axe in hand from DAVIS chop
ping in the woods. With cautionarv
order TO his involuntary .'powder-mon-
key" to lay low, he discharged the con
tents of one barrel and snapped the cap
on the other The shot, which was small
took effect in the left side of the neck and
breast OF Mr.. Bump, who naturally in
CURED what he was doing. Command
his son TO load the gun under penalty Of
being fiayed alive in case he did not put
in heavy charge, the doctor next drew q
bead on John Caplin, hired man of one
of the neighbors, and who had frequently
done chores for the doctor He received
forty eight shot wounds in his breast.
chin and arms, but is not seriously hurt
VIM. A. Coombs, Jr. another neighbor,
hearing that Bump had been shot. and
supposing it was the result of an accident
went towards the house TO offer assistance
Warned of danger as ne approached the
gate, he nevertheless pushed on, when,
as he came within range, the doctor blaz-
ed away with both barrels, only few
shots hitting him, and these taking effect
in his arms.
A few minutes later, Captain Daniel
Swift, recent conner, having purchased
g farm in the vicinity about a year ago,
came along, when the now Infatuated
dentist gave him double dose OF which
he luckily received only homeopathic
quantity, two or three shots only grazing
his side. Soon after this transaction Mr..
Andrew ShOckley and q friend came up
and were also fred upon, but not hit.
With presence Of mind they took in at a
glance how matters stood. Mr.. Shockley
rushed into the house, and attempted to
arrest the would-be assassin. Leach met
him with the butt of his musket and struck
at him, the blow taking effect on his
shoulder, and bringing him to his knees.
Mr.. Shockley rallied, however, and sue
ceeded in overpowering the doctor,
whom he held until assistance arrived
By this time the small community had
become aroused, and intelligence of the
atfray had been sent to Middleboro' with
q demand for assistance. Deputy Sheriff
Cole promptly responded to the summons,
and upon arriving at the house in Lake
vile put manacles upon the Infatuated
DOCTOR"
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25
Local Items, & c
News OF the County and City


Almost a catastrophe occurred au Moulav u
front 1t The store ot II. W Pitcher Foui
horses attached 10 slergh~ were uttndip, ther-
among theIn Inc team vi 81 honest Neuier u
tldeI' Who Win Ms gallon measure Ia hand
was drawing OH i supply from his barre! tor
our ueghbor Clark Of the saloon. 4 Knot ot
loAters had, a. usual, gathered trrlni sud
deny an avalanche pt Nno" cam" rom the
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The Republican journal., 1872-01-25
Generaiities.

| In Augusta. Joseph Burton, Esq, aged
gentleman, Register Of the Probate of kennebec
| County, was knocked down by a boy on hand
sled, and badty Injured that his life is in
danger. The practice of sliding sid ewalks
| il outrageous, and should be everywhere sup
pressed
young woman in Rochester photo
grapher for putting her picture In his show
case, with label stating that she hadn't paid
his bill She wants 5000, and the lnan OF the
| camera can't see II.
The Newburg, y. Y. Telegraph publishes n
deserved eulogy upon the late Enoch Carter, OF
| that place, a prominent citizen and leading
democrat, brother-in-aw of Thomas Ryer, late
Of steamer Cambridge.
! The report l. doubted that Boston and Maine
| Railroad Co, have contracted for two steamers
| to run on the Penoh~cot route in connection
! with that road.
| The Bangor Commercial says dispatch from
| Washington announces that tie President hs-
| nominated Franklin NJ. Drew late Secretary
Of state for Pension Agent At Augusta.
| The Public Forum, formerly published III
| Manchester ma, been removed 70 Dover, and
IT, name changed 70 Fosters Democrat. 1t also
appears in Al enlarged form.
| After tedious trial, simon A. Loyeiu was
| acquitted a. Portland, On saturday, on the
charge OF numbering Leonard SWEET, last Sep
| TENDER.
| We learn that A. & Farwell, Or Augusta
| has been taken violently insane and Y now Al
| inmate of the Insane Hospital
| Ia Boston milk man has been hned $500 fot
watering his milk. 1t doesn't cost much ttd,
! way.
Congress Is preparing to entertain snothes
embassy, and win spend $4,000 IN juuketins
| and iced chanpag
| 4 daily mai has been established from Wis
ca-.et to Hod2don's Mills.
A new hfty dollar counterfeit greenoAcA /.
| bothering people who have money.
Last week John Row a sub-contrActor on
| the b. Il NJ. extension abSconded With $500.
| leaving bills OF large amount unpaid Lsborer-
and boarding house Keepers are the principal
! sufferers, says the independent.
! A man OF the same name, We think, had
! -ub-contract on the upper portion OF the Belfast
road.
LONDON. Jan. le A terrible explosion DC
/ cure! IN cartridge factory in Greenwich yes
| terday afternoon. The clothing u large mum
/ her OF girl- employed in the factory took Dire
They rushed -hriek.ug through the town into
/ the surrounding marshes. III hopes OF queuch
/ ing the flames. The factory wa- totally de
strOyed.
The fire and marine insurance company Of
Rockland has decided 10 close up it, affair, and
/ tlvid" the assets. The company WIS organized
in 1892, ami has therefore, been In existence
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25
Don't Do It.

Neal Dow and j. B. Cummings ask the
Legislature to release them from paying
the Elder Peck bond, for which they be-
came liable by the Elders defalcation. II
we recollect Alright, the Elder made some
serious charges against Dow, in connec-
ton with this matter, At any rate, Dow
was borrower of money from the Elder,
and should, of all men, be held to strict
accountability If there is scheme to
force this matter through, we hope the
yeas and nays will be called. We want
to see who will put themselves on record
in favor of this wrong to the people Of
the State.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25

LECTURE BY Hon G. p. kiIBALL ON
Thursday evening of last week. Mr.. Kim
ball lectured before the Maine Charitable
Mechanics Association, at Portland, on
The Past, Present and Future OF the
State Of Maine" 1t is spoken of as q
very able effort Mr.. kimball is not one
of those who hold that Maine is good
state to emigrate from, but that it is one
of the best in the Union to stay in and
that the development of its capabilities
and sources OF wealth has lust begun.
The Daily Advertiser says
Mr., Kimball expressed himself as in favor of
tariff for revenue only, laid upon Il few arti-
cles only, initiating the English system. This,
he said, would restore our shipping and the
carrying trade and develop the natural re-
sources of Maine. He argued earnestly for the
interests Of our State, claiming that she is pre-
emnentiy calculated for commerce and manu-
features before all other industries. Mr.. Kim
ball exhibited chart showing the variations of
our tariffs from 1888 to the present time, with n
range OF duties from II to AZ per cent. on the
average of impdfted articles. BY the same
chart he dcduced the fact that our shipping had
deprecated in the past II years from II per
cent. Of the shipping of the world to 80 per cent.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25

The New York Spirit OF the Times, a
sporting sheet. has come out with an
elaborate article advocating Charles Sum
ner for the Presidency. The article is
said to have been a sensation at Washing
ton. 1t does look ominous to see 4 leader
in the sporting fraternity denouncing the
President
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25

We publish to-day an account of
another of those assassinations which
have become 80 common. In this case. a
woman, seeking to shoot man with
whom she had quarreled, killed an inno-
cent person. When such offenders are
promptly hanged, there will be an end of
this business,
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25

The Trenton, y. j., Bank was robbed on
Sunday of 800 900. Five burglars entered the
bank from the rear and the watchmen Sween
aud BATHS, were gagged, tied and blindfolded.
\ lady who was passing saw Sween seized and
gave the alarm. Some persons rushed TO the
bank, but the burglars escaped, having pred off
the outer safe door and taken the bonds deposit
ed for safe keeping.
We learn that the Bay View House hes been
sold by Lathley Rich to Messrs. j. & B, c.
Adams and +. Il. Demuth Of this place. The
house will be materially improved and return
ished, and we have no doubt that, under its
new propretors, II Will sustain the high charac-
ter a. q flrst-cass hotel which it has won under
its popular landlords, Gushing It Johnston, and
Ruel Philbrook. camden Herald.
There is 3 painter and glazier in Boston by
the name OF Consider Glass
Aud now Skow hogan wants cotton factory.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-25
Washington Matters.
JOINT INTERVENTION IN THE CASE OF
CUBA

JOINT INTERVENTION IN THE CASE OF
CUBA,
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l Col Mecias,
the representative Of the so-called Cuban
Republic, has been in Washington for
several DAYS. He came direct from Lon
don, and reports warm feeling il Great
Britain, especially among officer, OF the
Government in favor Of Joint interview
tton with the United States III Cuban at
fairs. It is not improbable that Lord
Granville will take the step eventually
without waiting for such 4 proposition
from the United States The inhuman
course pursued by the Cuban volunteers to-
ward the Havana students is severely con
demned. and Intervention i urged in the
cause Of humanity. il for nothing else
The Cuban envoy finds a great change
in public sentiment here, for there is bard
" 3 member of either party in congress
who is not disposed To vote tor The reso
luton pending before the House Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs 10 give the Cubans
belligerent rights,
THE FISHERIES AND sHIPBtILDING.
The Massachusetts delegation, who
have visited the Foreign Affairs Commit
tee of both houses the Secretaries OF State
and the Treasury. are about to return
home fully satisfied that the fishing III
terests will not suffer through any iegis-
lation under the Treaty of Washington,
but they will be rewarded either by fish
ing bounty or protected by duty. proha
bly, the former The Western members
however. very generally declare THAI the
w no jf.Att tiu.4il.- s,,f,,
legislation Tor the revival OF American
shipbuilding, ard that they vote against
protecting Il special interest. while New
England votes against protecting one Of
general interest.
HALE's SEIIPBuILDlN6 BILL.
An effort was made BY Mr Hale Of
Maine, 10 have his bill for the relief OF
Of American shipbulding BIT reInitting the
duties upon shipbuiiding materiais put
upon its passage, but il failed and the till
was referred to the committee on WAYS
and means This IS regarded - ! defeat
% the Dill
The QUESTION De CIVIL SERVICE REBORN
In the debate in the Senate on Friday
frequent reference was made to that por-
ton Of the civil service report winch de
ciareS that one-fourth OF the revenue il
lost in collection of the remainder through
corruption, etc. The opponents of the
new reform are getting up an official
statement TO show that this i without
foundation The report, according 10 the
internal revenue returns, will not hold
good but according to Hon. David A
Wells is substantially true with regard to
the collection OF customs. Ii IS under
stood that Judge Bingham and Gen. But
Ter OF the House will oppose the present
system OF reform, and that all Republican
Senators besides those who have spoken
are also preparing speeches against IL