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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-13
ReEistratiOn 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 s. 1872, are now open. The
time for the registration OF the names OF voters
will expire ON MONDAY. October 81, ut 6
O'Clock p, m. &. '.'''
.-rF HENRY CHAFFIN,
Justice Of the Peace and ex.ofiicio Registry
Agent for Glover Valley Precinct, Lincoln
County, State of Nevada. seS-td A..
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MUSIC.
PROF. NAGEL

PROF. NAGEL
ID EsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO
~ PARENTS and guardians that he will
open another class for piano tuition at $40 per
month"; Call early, the number for admit
tance being very limited, o9-2w
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OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
LINCOLN COUNTY. NEVADA.
PIocHE, Oct Sth, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received at this office for thirty days
from date, for the delivery to the county of
$50 Cords of Wood,
More, or less The wood to be four feet long
and of the best quality. The same to be deliv.
cred at the Court House in Pioche in quantities
as required for use, under the direction of the
Board of County Commissioners.
By order Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners. ..h-- P. b. MILLER. Clerk.
o9-3Od
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Sole Traders Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARY
~ ANN SOULE, of Phoebe, Lincoln County,
State of Nevada twife Of Francis Soule), intends
to make an application to the District Court, of
the Seventh judicial District of the State of Ne
vada in and for the County of Lincoln, on the
Second day Of November, A. d. 1872.
For I'll order of said Court permitting her to
carry on business in the County of Lincoln,
State Of Nevada, in her own name and on her
own account pursuant to an Act Of the Legisla-
ture Of the State of Nevada. passed February
9th. A. d. 1867, entitled " An Act to Authorize
Married Women to Transact Business In their
own Names as Sole Traders" The business she
intends to carry on is that of keeping boarding
and lodging house and general hotel business,
and buying and selling and dealing in real and
personal property in Lincoln County, State Of
Nevada. MARY ANN SOULE.
BY BISHOP 4 SABIN, Attorneys.
October ID, A. d. 1872. oc3-4w
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THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC SURRENDER TO GREELEY,
The Democratic Convention OF the Seventh
Massachusetts District met, yesterday and elect.
ed delegates to the Baltimore Convention, in
structing them to vote for the adoption OF the
Cincinnati platform.
The primary elections in Baltimore for dele
gates to the City Convention which is to select
delegates to the Democratic State Convention,
have all resulted in the election of Greeley men.
Tho IudlAus Dsmovratlo Convention, yester-
day, nominated Ex-senator Hendricks for Gov
ernor, and adopted resolutions, by a majority
vote, with large numbar voting in the mega
tive, accepting the principles of the Cincinnati
Convention taken in connection with the propo-
sitions in Horace Grreley's letter Of acceptance,
and declaring that the Democratic National
Convention "should accept the nominees Of the
Liberal Republican Convention, instead Of max
ing other nominations"
The South Carolina Democratic Convention
reassembled yesterday, and appointed full del
egAtion to the Baltimore Convention. Resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted accepting the
Cincinnati platform, declaring against any sep
crate nominations at Baltimore, and instructing
the delegates to oppose such nominations.
The Democratic State Convention of Vermont
met at Montpelier yesterday, elected delegates
to the Baltimore Convention, and adopted reso-
lutions endorsing the Cincinnati platform and
favoring union with any who uphold its princi-
nlaan
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
MEuoHsoRlMo COUNTIES.

The Salem 4 Bridgeton R. R., project is 81
lently sleeping.
The Major Reyboh has resumed her place
on the line between Salem and Philadelphia
They have no city lookup in Vneand and
when they catch q drunken man they lock him
in baggage car at the depot.
"A post of the Grand Army is about being
established at Media
Thomas Kirk, Chester county burglar, es-
capped from the Delaware county Jail on Friday
night. reward Of $100 is offered for his arrest
The first annual Lyceum convention of the
Lyoeums in Chester county takes place in Sharp
less Grove, near Goshenville, on June 22d.
The Haldoman House, at Media, is finished
and is one of the finest buildings in Delaware
county.
Geo. Derbyshire, of Chester, died on Sunday
after lingering illness
VIM. Fitzgerald, one OF the oldest citizens
in the vicinity of Oxford died on Friday
Taylor Pyle, of E. Nottingham, has invented
device which effectually prevents COWS from
kicking whilst being MIXED.
The annual Fall exhibition of the Oxford
Agricultural Societyltakes place on the I'd, and
4th OF October.
Twelve sheep belonging to Andrew Dunlap,
OF Il. Nottingham, were killed by dogs on Sunday
last.
---Thos M. Harvey, Of Londongrove, has it is
said, the finest dairy in Pennsylvania.
The shad season has ended at Chester, and
the people there have taken to cattit 9.
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The Postal Record says that during the past
year there were sent to the dead letter office
nearly three million letters. Sixty-eight thou
sand Of these letters could not be forwarded
owing to the wrtersi emitting to give the
county or State four hundred thousand failed
to be sent because the writer's forgot to put on
stamps, and over three thousand letters wero
PIT IN the post Office without any address what
ever. In the letters above named was found
over s92, 900 in cash, drafts, checks, etc, ETC..
10 the value Of $4,000 900. There were thirty
hlne thousand photographs contained in the
above letters. OF course nearly all the money
and yaluables were returned to the owners, but
much needless delay, many charges of dishon-
esty, etc might have been saved il the writer's
oil letters could have been a little more careful,
and taken the precaution to see that their let
tefs were in mailable condition before deposit-
lhg them in the post office, 1t is more than prob
aoe that nine-tenths of all the complaints, losses
and delays which are laid to the Post Office
Departm ant, are in reality due to the careless
ness of their writer's
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PROSPECTS FOR ANOTHER YEAR - THE PRESIDENT
AND FACULTY.
The commencement exercises at Swarthmore
College will take place on the 26th inst. For a
week previous to that time an examination will
he held to determine next years classification.
There is every reason to expect that the college
Instructors is filled. with a single exception in
the department of civil engineering, and for this
position there are several able applicants. Nine
teen teachers have already been employed for
next year To take charge Of the laboratory a
gentleman has been engaged who is a graduate
Of the Sheffield Scientific school at New Haven,
fine chemist and an enthusiastic teacher. An
interesting feature Of the proceedings on the
18th will be the Inauguration Of Prof, Magill as
President Of the College, position to which he
was elected at the last meeting of the board Of
managers
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Ex-presdent johnson, who has been in Wash
ugtou for more than week, will leave to-day
for Tennessee.
senator Wilson will leave Washington for his
home tonight. Previous to starting, he will
w-ite his letter accepting the nomination for the
Wee Presidency.
General Mcclellan is reported to have written
letter to a Democratic Senator, opposing the
endorsement of the Cincinnati ticket at Balti-
mlre.
Franz Abt arrived in st. Louis, on Tuesday
night, to attend the great Northwestern Saen-
gerfeHt, which began in that city yesterday.
Senator Harlan, Of Iowa, has bought one-half
OF the interest Of John M. Norris, in the Wash
ngton Daily Chronicle
senator Wilson. yesterday, resigned the Chair
.nship OF the Republican National Congress
slinal Committee.
The funeral of the late James Gordon Bennett
will take place this day, from his late residence,
No i2j Fifth Avenue, New York MIR. Bennett,
lr arrived at New York from Europe on Tues
dly
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- The woolen mill OF Solomon Wilde, Frank
ford was destroyed by FIRE, Tuesday LOSS about
sjO0OO
anthony Gsngwick committed to prison on
the 9Th for larceny, committed suicide on the
ilth by cutting his throat with penknifs.
y The Post cuts fine figure, as Greeley
paper.
The Bulletin CALAMITY supports the Repub-
lean cause, and its steady, cool, and firm coun-
sells carry weight with them.
The Athletics were badly faxed. at Boston,
Yesterday, in game with the Red Stockings, the
score being l3 to L.
Jay Gould beat Lucy, yesterday, at Suffolk
Park, in three straight heats. Time 224A /;
22si4 2.25. Goldsmith Maid, with running
horse by her side, trotted a mile between the
second and third heats, in 2 1874.
The riggers have decided to strike for in
creased wages for ten hours work, next Monday.
The employing cabinet-makers have decided
not to agree to the eight hour system.
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THE PENINSULA.


The Easton M. e. Sabbath school makes an
excursion to Annapolis on Friday, the 14th That
by the M. p. Sabbath school has been indefinite
ly postponed.
The cannery at Easton Point is finished.
A colored boy, 16 years Of age, was convicted
of perjury at the late term of Court, and sem
ced to the penitentiary for years.
A party Of roughs came down to ST. Michaels,
recently, on an excursion and for a while the
town was quite lively.
Talbot NJ. e. Church has decided to hold no
camp meeting this year. fearful that the influx
of Baltimoreans might bring with it the small
pox.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The foremast and both topmasts of the T. d.
Pur1leu were carried away in recent gale on
the Chesapeake.
A Sunday School Convention will be held on
the 10th and goth of June.
The Snow Hill Shield has suspended publica-
tion.
Snow Hill is much pleased at an earlier re-
seption of its mail, via the new railroad.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The potato shipments have begun.
Strawberries are yet plentiful around Princess
Anne, the Herald says.
The Order of Knights Of Pythias at Orisfeld,
have purchased lot near the old "Ark" and
purpose building soon, a commodious Hall.
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Manufacturers and Retail Dealers are obliged
h, the laws of Delaware to have State License
10 transact business. As these laws are but ra-
Gently enacted they are not familiar to our citi-
Gems and many persons find il matter OF some
trouble to ascertain how to make out their return
10 tile Clerk OF the Peace. The Publishers OF the
commercial Almanac and Tear Book, for 1872
anticipating this difficulty, inserted in that work
A compendium Of the new License Laws, which
Was prepared, especially for it, by Attorney Gem
eral Lore Taxpayers will find this compendium
uute useful at this time and thoroughly reliable.
The almanac and Year Book contains also com
pete election returns, list OF civil officers
throughout Delaware, large number Of house
hold receipts of practical value and much other
information OF use to the business and profess
slonal man, and the housewife. We have few
copas left price 20 cents.
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THE FRUIT cRoP PRosPEor-sHIP-B -BUuDNo-oIR
Gus AND oK-PocKKrs--NEwsPAPER GOSSIP
THE GREAT roREELEY-eR-NoT-oREELEy QUESTION
ETC, ETC.
Correspondence Of Ghe Commercial.
sEAFsRD, Sussex Co. June H.
The strawberry season here is about over The
quality Of the berries has been unusually poor,
and the producers have not realized largely.
The wheat crop is looking better than was anti
cipated in early Spring. Peaches, II nothing
occurs to their detriment after this, will be
shipped in almost the usual quantity. There is at
least half crop, which is az many as our people
can get into market in good condition, and
prices will no doubt be enough better to make
good the deficiency.
Business among our merchants and mechan-
ics, ia quite good-better than for several years
three masied schooner, OF over 500 tons bur
then. is being built here and a smaller sne Is
soon to be commenced, giving work to all our
mechanics skilled in that trade. Several good
dwellings and other buildings are also being
constructed
Kleckner & Kelley's Circus and Menagerie ex-
hibited here, on Sa urday last, aud seems to
have been accompanied by one or more Of the
light-hngered gentry, AZ several Of our citizens
were. robbed of their pocket books in some
cases Of considerable amounts.
Politics ia looking up here. You may have
observed that the Peninsutdr Record hoisted the
names OF Greeley and Brown to its masthead
In Its last issue. This surprised no one hero, as
its management is entirely controlled by Demo-
Gratis of the old Southern school, and II would
have pursued more manly coarse by speaking
out ss it thought long since. The reason that
it has hot is founded in the fact that the best
supporters of newspapers in this community as
in fact throughout this country, do not affiliate
with the party that is expected to vote for Hor-
a o Greeley.
The Democrats are about equally divided az
to fsyoring the acceptance OF Greeley as their
candidate at Baltimore, and il he is accepted, he
will not carry the strength of the party. The
nomination Of Grant and Wilson, at Philadelphia,
gives universal satisfaction among The Republi-
car Horace will have no Republican votes in
this county, notwithstanding his subscription to
the junction aud Breakwater Railroad. We
have yet to hear Of the first Republican, in this
section, (and we inquire often) who has signified
any intention Of casting vote, other than for
Grant and Wilson. YIDErTE.
POCKET PICKINa.-Jesse w. Robinson JUS
tice Of the Peace at Seaford, had his pocket
picked of $40 while attending the circus in that
town, on Saturday Several other parties were
relieved Of their pooket-books at the same time
one of which contained $50.
THR ORoPs.-The Indications are that small
fruits will be abundant about Seaford this sea-
son. The late rains in Sussex county have re-
Vived the corn, and the prospects for fair yield
are favorable.
The ST. EETs.-The object of macadf m'zing
the streets is again agitating the Seat I'd COM
munity.
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The Middlebrook paper MILL near Knoxville,
Tenn was burned on Tuesday morning. Loss
$50, 900.
Twenty-tlree Ku-fklux prisoners from South
Carolina arrived at Albany, yesterday and were
lodged in the penitentiary.
At Allegheny, Pa, on Tuesday night VIM.
Hartfeld deputy sheriff, was stabbed to death
by Ambrose E. Lynch at the house Of the latter
sister, Mrs. Teets.
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There are two things that always pay Work.
ing and waiting. Either is useless without the
other. Both united are invincible and inevita-
bly, triumphant. He who waits without working
is simply man yielding to sloth and despair.
He who works without waiting is fitful in his
strivings and misses results by impatience He
who works steadily aud waits patiently may
have long journey before him, but at its close
he will find his reward
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Tell Sam. Townsend William Dean, James p
Hayes the New York World, Philadelphia Age
and Delaware Gazette, that Horace Greeley will
be their candidate for President, in November
next. And how can he be elected
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8eatks.

FLINN.-On June 10, 1879, of congestion OF brain,
Regina Agnes. daughter Of John and Ella Finn,
aged 20 months
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her parents residence s.
W cor. Fourth and Jefferson Streets Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
o:3o II. M.


THE DEMOCRATS OF THE STATE SURRENDER
ST. LOUIS, June Is.
The Chairman of the Democratic State Con-
vention made speech favoring the endorsement
of Greeley. The Convention adopted, unani-
mously, resolution instructing the Delegates
to the Baltimore Convention to vote as a unit
against the nomination Of any candidate for
President.
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The New York World is every day making
savage and effective attacks on Greeley. Con-
siering the reasonable certainty that he is to
be its candidate for President, by all means let
tAn WorLd stick TO il.
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Turkey.

THE SOUTHERN RussIANs HAVE TIE CHOLERA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June IS.
The cholera has appeared in the southern part
of Russia, and quarantine has been established
for all vessels arriving from Russian ports.
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The Weather Report indicates cloud and rain
oy,r the Northern portion of the Middle statep,
hut this will hardly apply to Delaware.
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On our third page, to-day, we give the first
in,tamont OF a story: Miss Iuglesby's Sister
n-law 1t will be continued in Saturdays paper,
aud again, on Tuesday, and will run through
Al. lart
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!. Residents of temperate zones have no reaiza.
uon OF the immence Importance of c0oosnut in
countries where the tree abounds. 1t yields a
delicious food nutritious drink, rich oil, and
nores which are manufactured into thread, twine
ropes and all kinds of strong useful cordage.
Boiling the pulp breaks open the cells. As the
oil ls liberated it rises to be SKINNED of. A
low years ago the Dutch government ordered
census OF the cocoanut trees in Java and Madei
ia which footed up twenty millions, being an ave-
rage Of three to every native inhabitant. Vast
Quantities Of the oil are burned in lamps through
qIut I the whole Indian Archipelago. A tumbler
it ha1 hlled with water has oil poured into the
prlln Two lighted sticks are the wicks, which
, nlrh brilliantly. Every native glories in dis
pay OF lamps in the house and about the
Grounds Grounds at the approach of night, When first
tahen s.en out of the boiling pot the oil has rich
uaVor but soon becomes rancid. So copious is
.ile supply, however, it can always be had fresh
=. auu sweet for the table. Like olive oil in Syria.
1t y, Is butter, lard, or oil according to circum-
Stances in cookery. Soap is made with it, lamps
Saupphed, ap leather dressed, and cosmetics are
iaorieated ns I for beautifying the homely faces
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Smyrna.
G. lhe curculio is stinging the peaches around
og but there is no complaint Of the ravages
OF the rose bug.
=, a Al little girl, daughter of Mr.. Chas H Turner,
n, o,s SMYRNA fell out Of her cradle on Saturday
and broke her arm.
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ANOTHER MINISTERIAL CRISIS IMMINENT.
MADRID, June Is.
Another crisis is threatened in the Spanish
Ministry
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Nd EMovAL-Tne undersigned desires TO give no
~ tiee OF the removal of his Dental Offices from
his late residence, Fifth and Shipley streets TO
No. sos KING street. where, with increased facili-
ties, he will be pleased to wait on his patrons.
ians0-6m Q, X JKFFKflS, Dentist
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN, June 10.
Probabilities The area of cloud and rain will
extend over the Northern portion of the Middle
States.
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''The Fire Place" is the name of drinking
saloon in Chicago.
Moving machine accidents will be in season
next week.
There is a wild man in the neighborhood of
Muscatine, Iowa, and laborers on a railroad,
near his lurking place. have thrown up their
places for fear.
In Wisconsin, gas pipes are made of tamarack
trees.
The injudicious application of electricity is
to be heartily condemned. Boys who are in the
habit of taking indiscriminate shocks will please
take notice.
A lady in Milwaukee has just buried her
seventh husband. She is thirty-four years old
and was fresh and charming widow last week,
but is probably married again by this time.
quarter OF mile of sheds on the Central
Pacific Railroad, near Crystal Lake were burned
on Monday.
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MoINALL'S EVER POPULAR LIQUID REM
NA NET.
During the past five years our Liquid Rennet has
been before the public aud in no instance has been
known to fail, 1t Justly deserves the title of the
In alllble Liquid Rennet." As an evidence of its
appreciation by the public, the large retail sales of
1t last summer will prove. For those desiring other
makes have In stock Shinn's Liquid Rennet and
Blairs Liquid Rennet. point to be remedied in
the way Of domestic econOmy-it only takes one
teasp00nful to quart OF milk to make firm eurd.
It forms an easy agreeable. as well as most nutrt-
tious article OF diet both for the invalid and table,
Prepared in my own laboratory by experienced
hands.
EDWARD MoINALL, JR.,
Apethecary,
Second and Market streets
McInels Rat, Roach and Mouse Killer beats all
others for eject
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.
Provisions firm mess pork $14.25@145o.
Provisions very dull superfine $6@6.50: ex-
tras $7@7.25. Wheat steady red 50 10; white
S2 22D225. Corn quiet, yellow 81 /; Western
mixed 65. Oats 51052. Whisky 92.
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HEALDs' HYGEIAM HOME.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUSEY HEALD, M. D., / tr,,,a,o,, ,,.
MARY II. HEALD, M. D., AhisiViANS

This new, frst-class Institution for the Hyglenlc
Treatment of Invalids-without Medicines-has now
been In successful operation for fifteen montha
with patients from seventeen States and Territories
In the HYGIsNIO TREATMENT Of the sick, we repu-
dlate the entire system OF druggiying as not only
utterly fallacous but terribly destruc1ve to health
happiness and life. Medicines, such are daily adj
ministered to sick persons, II given TO those In Wig
orous health, would inevitably make them I'll. Rea.
son, Nature and true Science must and do condemn
such Healing "a Art"
We rely solely upon natural nledns, which include
an appropriate combination of wholesome Food,
Pure Air, Various forms OF Tepld, Hot and Cold
Baths in Pure, Soft Water, Swedish Movements for
the strengthening Of feeble muscles, the relief OF
tion, Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
Rest, Outdoor Exercise, Proper Clothing, Reorea-
tion, et5.
DIR. M. H. HEALD gives especial attention to
ladies, as'does DIR. P. HEALD to gentlemen.
Gases visited in Town or Country
marl9-Tu. Th& sat-fp
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NIoW is THE TINE to buy coal, as 1t has not
IN been lower for years. Mt Carmel and Koh-i-
moor Lehigh are the favOrite kinds. All sizes kept
on hand under cover, and careinlly screened.
GEO. W. BUSH. French-St Wharf.
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NNHE SYNoPTlCAL NEEDLE CASE has feur
II sizes extra quality Needles, each tB its separate
compartment, enclosed in an ornamental case.
For sale by
TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty-1Ve) Market St, below Ninth,
phtladeInhiQ