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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-28
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A cro,+ nHar' Horace Waters,

A Great Qter 3 M SSSsaaT1ss2S;sS so5 S;R;,
and ORGA US, of sir first -clGSs makers, including
Waters, at Tery Lol0 Prices for Cash, or part
cash. and balance in small monthly instdunaents.
Seic 7-octdre frst-ctdss PA NOS, modern i'm
prouemeRts, for S275 cash. Noto ready, a CON-
CERT0 PARLOR ORGAN, the most beautiful
style and perfect tone erer made. Illustrated cat
dlo9ues Didiied. Sheet Music and Music Nerchdn-
disc. l5m3
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
A SPLENDID VILLA.

Oakland, from its delightful situation
and genial climate, has become favor
lite point for those who have been blessed
by fortune with means sufficient to erect
handsome villas with elegant and costly
surroundings. Many we'll known Ne
vadans are settling there, and among
them We find Gen. A. l.. Page, the Presi-
dent of the Phoebe and Bullionville Rail-
road. The Oakland News gives an eab-
crate description of a splendid mansion
that the General is now building in that
city. The designs and plans are fur
nished by an eminent San Francisco
architect, and combine elegance with
utility. While the exterior will COM
mend itself to the eye by its symmetry and
artistic taste, the interior will be replete
with every convenience that modern skill
and ingenuity can devise. While we
congratulate the General on his liberal
spirit in erecting so handsome a building
for use as residence, we trust that he,
with his excellent lady, will be spared for
many years to enjoy the delightful home
that his unremitting industry and perse-
verance have enabled him to provide.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
THE CONVENTION.

To-day the Liberal Republican and
Democratic County Convention will as
semble in Phoebe. Upon this body de-
wolves the grave and important duty of
selecting fitting and trustworthy candi-
dates to represent their party before the
people. In the selection of these gentle
men It is to be hoped that the Jetferso-
MAN requirements Of honesty and capa-
bility will be strenuously insisted upon.
Let the Convention nominate candidates
who, from their past record and present
position, will give assurances of future
well-doing and lend strength and dignity
to the ticket. Let no consideration of
personal feeling either for or against any
particular individual prevent the nomi-
nation of gentlemen who from their
known integrity and ability will enable
the party to confidently appeal to gen.
erous people for their support. We feel
sure that this will be done. We are con-
fdent that the Convention will allow no
other consideration or object to control
it than the selection of candidates who
will merit and receive the support of a
large majority of the voters of this coun-
ty. The approaching election is no ordi-
nary one. While the affairs of the ma
ton at large are engrossing so greatly
the attention of the public, yet due time
and consideration must be given to local
matters which, in an isolated community
like this assume an importance scarcely
subsidiary to assisting the great cause of
national reform. To secure success for
our candidates they must be chosen with
discriminating wisdom. The presence
of weak or unpopular names on a ticket,
even for offices of minor Importance, fire.
quently endangers the success of the
whole. In the present we have no fear
that the Convention will fall into this
grievous error. In the ranks of the Lib
eral Republicans and the Democracy
there is abundance of material from
which to choose candidates who will
command the respect and confidence,
not only of their own party, but of theil
political opponents. The following is
the list of offices for which nominations
are to be made: One Senator for the long
term, one Senator for the short term,
three Assemblymen, Sheriff, County
Clerk, District Attorney, Treasurer, Re.
Corder, Assessor, Superintendent OF
Schools, Coroner (ex-officio Public Ad
ministrator), Surveyor, and two County
Commissioners-one for two years ant
another for four years.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
THE EASTERN ELECTIONS.

We must confess that the Geographic
intelligence of the result of the elections
In the Eastern States has greatly disap-
pointed us. We could not but believe
that majority of the people of such
States as Pennsylvania and Ohio would
join in the efforts to drive from power a
more corrupt Administration than has
ever before disgraced the United States.
But the power of the Government, its
patronage, and the gold of the Treasury
were used with an unsparing hand, and
by these means, base as they are, have
the hopes of the wise and patriotic for
the time suffered defeat.
AT the time Of this writing the result
in Indiana is still doubtful, and we shall
not until compelled believe that the peo-
pie of the Hoosier State have turned
their backs on so pure patriot and able
a man as Hendricks. Ohio gives partial
gains, and an increase of the number of
Democratic Congressman from that State
may be expected.
Distasteful as is the news, the present
reverses should only stimulate the Re-
formers of Nevada to perform more res
olutely than ever their duty to carry the
State for their champion, and to see that
it is not again misrepresented in the
Senate of the United States by mere
lackey of the White House.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
Record Supplement.

We issue to-day, in addition to our
regular morning paper, Supplement to
the RECORD, containing editorial and
other reading matter, as we'll as the
Registration Notices showing where the
Registry Agents are to be found, and
the candidates announced.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

BREACH OF PROMISE. - Mayor Kalb-
Heisch of Brooklyn, who is Familiarity
called the d" Honest Old Dutchman," has
or rather had fallen into the net spread
for him by the wiles of a Delilah, and
promised to marry her. Soon afterward
the honest old Dutchman found ont, or
thought he found out, that his intended
was "a hard NUT. as he ungallantly
styled her, and refused to carry his
promise into effect. The result of all
this is that the "hard nut " has sued
him for damages, and the honest old
Dutchman is mad and swears that wo-
men will not do to bet on, especially if
they happen to be hard nuts
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

Speaker Blaine denies any completely
in the Union Pacific frauds. While he
is on the confessional would it not be
we'll for him to develop the means
whereby he has become SO wealthy in
the lastfew years while serving as Con-
gresham and speaker? Certainly the pay
of his official position, after deducting his
expenses for living at the National Capt.
tai, cannot have been sufficient to amass
80 large fortune.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

JAPAN.-Affairs il this country have
suddenly become very much mixed, and
the progress in reforms and the encour-
agement of foreign intercourse, especially
of American influence. seems to have
been brought to full stop. 1t also ap-
pears from the failure to negotiate loan
in the United States to furnish capital
for national bank that Great Britain
has acquired vast financial influence,
as the Oriental Bank has supplied the
needed capital.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

The Arizona Miner says: 1t will be ten
years since we first arrived in this Terri
tory, and, in looking back over our long
residence here, memory fails to point out
one week in which one or more white
men have not been murdered by Indians,
and in which valuable property has not
been stolen or destroyed by the same
people.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

An American found himself "dead
broke in Mazaltan and hired out to
drive the stage between that place and
Culiacan. He followed this business
four months, and during that time the
stage he drove was stopped and robbed
eleven times. Mexico must be nice
country to travel in.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
Estrays Taken Up.

A T MY RANCH. KNOWN AS THE JACKMAN
"A Ranch, situated about l3 miles from Bull
lionville. in Meadow Valley, about the 18th of
June, 1872. one Roam Mare about seven years
old and branded with the letter on the left
hip, vent on left shoulder and branded over
the letter on the left hip. Also one Brown
Mule Colt about months old, with the mare,
and also one Black Horse Mule abont one and
one-half years old, branded the same as the
mare. Call, prove property, pay charges and
take away. WILLIAM HOPKINS,
Hopkinr Ranch, Sept. 10th. 1879. sel8lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

Two-thirds of the treasure lost by the
burning of the America in Yokohama
harbor, has been recovered.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
Kentucky Gold and silver Mining

Company-Location of Works, Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln County, State Of Nevada. Notice
is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board
of Trustees of said Company, held on the fourth
day of October, A. u. 1872, an assessment
mo. p of Fifty (5O Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of said company, pay
able Immediately, in United States gold coin,
to the Secretary, at the office of the Company,
No. 500 California street. San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th day of November, AID.
1872, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on SATURDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, AID. 1872, topay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
JULES P. CAVALIER, Secretary
Once, No. 500 California street, San Frun-
cisco. California. oc10td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

BASE BALL.-The Virginia and Carson
nine have beaten their Marysville oppo-
nents by score of SO to 20.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

The Mormon Conference is in session
ut Salt Lake City.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
HUM Il Hunt Silver Mining Com.

pany-Location OF works Ely Mining District,
Lincoln County, Nevada. -Notice-There are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
ON account OF assessment No. 81 levied ON the
thirtieth day OF August, 1872, the several
amounts SET opposite the names of the respect.
i've shareholders as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS
BY GIlMER sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE,
Davis H Sites Brown
John Collins F Snow Lou Lois
McCannon Dan Cohn J r Duff
A II Creswell Laky W H Knerr
w Pierce III Hudson Jas Dillon
John Campbell
BY GILMER a sALIsBuRYs SALT LAKE LINE.
T E Sargent M Magney
DEPARTURES.
BY GILsfER 4 sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE.
SP Leeds
By GILMER sALIsBURY's SALT LAKE LINE.
Luke Syphus Mark Burgess - Finlay
j Mcneil Mrs Goodfriend
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

An immense gold and quartz ledge has
been discovered near Salmon City, Idaho
Territory.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10
M USIC.

PROF NAGEL
ID RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES To
III PARENTS and guardians that he will
open another class for piano tuition at $40 per
month. Call early, the number for admit
lance being very limited. o9.2w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-10

Money Loaned on Stocks.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-29
THE TERRITORIAL FINANCES.

The New NORTH. WEST makes issue
with Us on the financial statement furnish.
I'll by the senior editor from Virginia City,
on the 5th Of June. In justice t. ourselves
We must state that there was An out o. pub
lisl,ed in that statement, and that We added
IN the Ori. innl that in addition H. the fund
cd debt Of the Territory there wa Outsian'.
ing since the first Of December last, ssh,u
So. O(O, which. added u the fuMltsl debt,
would make the whole lin round nunIl,er>D
1854, QUO, or .thcrenlMu,s. These figures
were furnished by Mr.. Hickman. n Rrpu'-
iican, and the aciing Territorial Treasurer
lie remarked ut the time that he WAS n",
prepared IL give III III exact stu emr"t, hut
that the figures were nearly s"rreci--">
much 81 as they could t'e without IN ex"c,
tuO,ing up We regret very much that the
mistake occurred. aud take this OCcs-,On l.,
sav that II was clear omission. The wri.
Ter was not ut his post u read tue prsx't ar
II would not have occurred. Capt Mills
knows how difficult it is Ia res.d the rrmi
Of figures without Tie copy, and how easy
1t IL for cOmpOsitora To make errors. Al
0ut Of line makes all the difference In the
world, and this was the case in this instance.
-Gdzette 26th.
We rc-publish the above to sustain OuI
article, and set the Gazette right, not having
space To reply to the remainder Of the mr.
ticIe in this ISSUE Unless the GazeNe fur
nishcs the promised reply u District At'"r
ney J. J. Williams diamond hitcl, letter
shortly, we will necessarily have I" c"nsid'
er it scknosvIedges its position untcnabl.
on that issue, too. and that what it know,
about finances isn't very accurate.
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DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL
CONVEN. ION.

The party of eternal principles % rs rep!
resented in Montana now, by its pre.deter.
mined endorsement of Greeley and the Gin
cinnsti platform, standing IN Republics"
shoes, hurrshing for the chiefcst Of Rsdi-
calls on straight up Republican platform.
meet in solemn Convention in Deer Lodge
on Monday next, 10 confer upon some
lucklcss sspirant for fame the difficult and
hopeless task of explaining bis position T."
the people Of Montana during the next four
or five weeks. II the drama called the
Democratic Campaign this year j. not lu
dicrous burlesque. and docs not SO presen,
Itself 70 every thinking man who has been
identified with that organization, we fail I"
comprehend the situation. However, the
Convention is going to nominate somebody.
Word will cone in with good support from
tho South Side; Mitchell has preponder.
ance of the Wes:; Maainnis has Lewis and
Clarke, Meagller, Jefferson, anil, We pre-
sumo, Choteau. These, unless in case If n
hard fight there should be compromise on
Napton or Mayhem, are probably the only
formidable candidates there will be in the
field. We predict M.Ginn is will I've the
nominee, on Cincinnati plat form-and "e
will take pleasure the week succeeding the
5lh Of August in again weic nniny hi>
graceful pen in the Editorial col mus of
the GdzeAe.
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Twenty four papers in Kansas support
Greeley and Brown.
Ex.General John G. BrcckenridgeOf Ken.
lucky is . Greeley candidate for Congress.
1t is SAID that the circu lsti"n If the New
York Tribune has fallen of ten per cent.
since Grecley's nomination.
The "R"gue's March" has been kis,cd
upon the inn"cen. public Of D"ven!"rt,
Iowa, under the title Ut Greeley and Brown
POllunaisc"
The Tribune says that the attacks Of the
Republican press ''lrave Horace Greeley as
serene as ever In fact, like Fort Sumter,
he grows stronger with each successive bom
bardment." Considering that the fort took
fire the first day If its reimbursement, was
knocked into . cocked hat the second. and
surrendered with all it's contents the third,
We call the simile good one. -CAic"g" f"At
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THE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE.

WASHINGTON, JUNE 25-The following
is the additional article to the treaty Of
Washington - amended and agreed to by
the Senate AZ 10 IT,
WHEREAS, The Government of her
Britsnic Majesty has commended in recent
correspondence with The government OF the
Uuited States, that such indirect Claims ~
those for national losses stated in the Case
presented on the part Of the government Of
the United States to the Tribunal of Arbi-
trslion u Geneva 70 have been sustained by
lOss in the transfer ut American Gunner
c,sl marine to the British flag, the enhanced
payments Of insurance, the prOlOnga,iOn 0f
the war, and the addition Of large sum to
the suppression of the rebelliOn-firstly,
were not included In the treaty Of WASH
ingtOn and fur,herly and secondly; should
not be admitted in y incjplr ~ craving gu:
of acts committed Ivy particular vessel . ~
legged IL have been enabled to commit depre
dat,Ons on the shipping Ut bciI,gerent, Ly
reason Of such want IF due diligence In
the performance of neutnl obligations NJ
that which 10 imputed by the United States
70 Great Britain; and whereas, both govern
ments adopt for future principle, that
claims for remote or indirect losses should
not be admitt ~ the result Of failure to
observe neutral obligations, 81 far ~ to de.
clare that it will hereafter guide the con-
duct of both governments in their relations
with each other.
Now, therefore. in consideration thereof.
the President ri the United States ~ and
with the advice and consent If The Scns. /.
thereof, consents that he will make 10 cia,.,,
on the part Of the United States III re>prc, L.
indirect kDsses u aforesaid before the CrIO
unmi 1T Arbitration u, Geneva. 5aa sr.f4f
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r THE DELE6ATESHlP.
Nr. ('lagetl for his eWn Successor.
Correspondents Montanian June S0th.l

Beyond any doubt the great mass of the
Republican party and respectable element
Of the Democratic party, greatly prefer Mr..
Clsgett a. liz opA suecessos 10 any other
man In the Territory. w5@ aa.
Mr.. Clsgett's trsnscendent abilities great
weight Of character aud distinguished ser
wees ~ our Delegate in Congress guarantee
his denomination and triumphsnt 70
election, against any and oil opposition that
can Be arrsyed against him. The people
recognize in him an able, eloquent, hon.
est and devoted public servant; they love
and appreciate him and If he does not ab-
solutely and positively decline entering the
canvass q candidate, they win independ
ent Of politicians and plotters, elect him bv
= larger majority than a. the last election.
Our people universally express the hope
thst he has not determined to retire from
political life and thai be will reconsider any
such resolutions be hss formed. He did not
seek the candidacy Ut the last election, but
after his nomination made . brilliant,
manly and successful ca.upaign. He hes
nlsde noble ress,rd in Cmgress-ha~ hs.e,,
faithful, zeslOus, industrious and succrss
ful. The pes,ple bave cs,ntidcd their trusts
to him and he has pss,ven that their cDnii.
deuce was wOrthlly l,esl0 wed Mo- man ~
C'n 5ess tn,m the Territories has aiisineil
such prominence. nOn,anians. point with
pride To their delegate and believe their d
vessaneu interests afo ssfe aid ably repre-
semled ~ h,m / believe when No returns
Ia Montana aud Rivtn m ACCOUNT ut h1G
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date, yet ~ willingly and cheerfully will
give his hest services to the support Of any
other man that in their wisdom may BE-
chosen his successor In the Territorial Con
vention on Monday next, we believe he will
be unanimously nominated rs year ago ;
that on the 9Th Of August next, he will be
elected more triumphantly than before; that
in the Capital of the Nation through ano'h'
er term he will seek and secure the advanc.
ment If Montan", and that the faith, conf
jcnce and esteem Of our people in him will
Ike increased with each succeeding year.
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KILOGRAMS IN BRIEF.

By fearful railroad accident near Bcllevte. Ont.
une sd. Is psrsons injured. nearly ali Of whom
have since died.
Dire on Liberty street. New York. June ssd. d..
esroyed Erkuhscks drug store; lo~s 4sooo0 Fifteen
dremen injured BY the explosion Ut carbo'c acid
Nellie Grant 10 not engaged to Lord - reported
Grant aud Wilson wer- ratified In the Cradle Of
Liberty-Faneul Hail. June I'D. Gov. Geary. Gov
Harvey, Judge HOar. and Geuxrnls WOOdfOEd and
Butler were present and spoke Harvey ssid Ksn-as
wonlA give Grant s0.0OO majority, and Geary named
Pennsylvania for 5000
st. Louie ratified Grant and Wilson's nomination in
q g. OO mase meeting June -.
Geo. Welch. m enterpririug Philadelphia, killed
his mother last Saturday.
An accidental explosion Of 200 pounds of nitro
gycerine In the California Powder Works few days
ago shook San Francisco and made hole In the
ground u feet deep and ~ fect In circumference.
The Alabama Delegation h for Greeley
Washington, June 81 Commissioners Bruno and
Cree leave today for tended tour among the H.
dams Of Dakota, Montana. Idaho. Wyoming, Utah
and Colorado. One Of their objects 10 to avoid the
threatened hostility the part Of the wild Sioux
the northern Mirsouli river, the Northern Pacific
The harbers in l,sO0 New York shops struck Mon
day, for II hours work 4 M. to p. m. and one
hour for dinner. 100 shops acceded to the demand
Ex- Governor Auttin Blair. Of Michigan. will stump
| for Greeley, Il Baltimore endorses him.
Horatio Seymour 10 the new sschem Of Tammany
A Washington dispatch says that Spanish war YES
eels have been ordered seze and sink the American
steamers Virginius and Edgar Stewart wherever found
| outside Of neutral ports.
Philadelphia. June Is Samuel j. Randall and
Herman VOgcbsch, were nominated for Congress to-
day, by the Democratic Convention.
Gen. Sherman was at Geneva Wednesday.
The locomotive works and Wachine shops at Pat
tersOn N. j., have hecn clOscd consequent upon the
| strike Of some 6Op men The closing Of the shops
throws nearly three thousand out VI employment
TIL. New York Orancemcn have obtained p 'mis
sion from the hond police to parade July 18th.
| iLOu.and will turn out.
| The Republican Congressional nominations have
been made on the Crawford County Plan. The PIC
| neey will plcase notice
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Ono year .......,.... .......''.'' v w
The rulo adopted and will he strictly adhered to:
''ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE PREPAID
without offering any long explanation. we merely
sabmit this Where two trips are made bv solicitor
-ous to procure subscribers aud another to COLLECT
largo portion OF the revenues Of n paper are en-
pended In paying his time and expenses for useless
second trip. Then. many arc delinquent and the
publisher losing that has to saddle 1t the price to
paying subscribers. That which keeps mp the prices
OF Montana papers 10 expensive canvassing credit,
and delnquents. We have determined ~ far ~ the
NEW NoRTu. WEST 10 concerned. to meet the issue:
70 ssk our patrons To pay for their own paper and
make tho 6rst concession In 4 reduction Of % per
anpum.
eNLARoeNEN1.
On the arrival OF onr Power Press and material
which win probably he by July 9th. the commence
ment Of the fourth yssr.-the New NORTa-WE-T will
be enlarged 70 thiuy.two column, ssx+S vaper. ~
large % the largest weekly IL Montana The encroach
ment Of advertising-home and foreigD--on our
reading columns 10 Of eradication and regret
a qualification - source Of rcvenwc, and evidence
Of goodwill and business, aud regret that while
yielding largely Of our news space we are sti unable
70 accommodate It. With the enlargement, We will
b able 70 do nearer justice to both
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IOgoI ''''''''''O
The fol: wing resolution adopted BY the Ccntra
Committee and ordered to he published with this call
Resolred, That this Committee recommend the
selection by the several counties OF delegates aud
aternates to the Republican Territorial Convention,
% early - Thursday, the 9th day Of June 1873; AID
they earnestly h~pe such delegates and atcrnstcs win
b chosen BY the County Conventions ~ viii be ready
one or the other give their personal attendance 1t
Helena 1t the time named for the Convention.
L. n. HERsHFlELD. Acting Chairman.
VIZ. =. WHEELER, Secretary pro tenn.