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New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

sbe already has bonded debt OF nearly sixteen NIL
lions and floating debt OF two or three miilOhs euu
who knows how many more IL Is 'rue 'ns' 'o
emharrassment an empty treasury and that the eA
onses were necessarily large; but, eoneeding on THIS
point all that justice demands it still remains true that
.no.s RS boen almost unparalleled corruption that
the deb, has peen increased about So5oooooi that OF
this amount the wichody extravagant and every way
corrupt Legislature authorized SSs9Ooo aud thst, su
t.c,ins this from the actual increase Of the DEBT we
e,s tbat there has been added to that debt over
A. sOoo without authority Of law. To follow this now
with the election the Moses crowd would knock we
financial bottom out of the state. 8his can oh} Do
v@red nv the OrofoundeSt srrne of every bt OF pa
t1osm within the state, and tue unceasing Niglanoo
and activity Of every trueheared son oi SOutn
native or adopted, Republican Democrat Inc Deino-
crais must ably and IN spirit OF party sule.ns tHo
actl0n OF the antiMos Republicans. NoRfHAhANi'"'
Charleston, s. C.. Aug, -, lSi2
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

THE LIBERAL RATIFICATION NEEIlhG'
The Conference Committee having in charge
the Liberal mass meeting met yesterday afternoon IL
decided to erect five openar stands One OF these
will be stationed at the Washington statue another ao
the Lincoln statue, and another in front OF Tammahy
Hali. The Committee also decided what bands TO eu-
poy and made some progress in the matter OF deeoia
tons The Committee will pay attention TO the pan
ners fireworks ornamentation, PROFESSIONS musie &C.
but VIII make special Efforts to brilliant ana
able body OF speakers.
The statements in the Administration journals that
there are dssensions among those engaged In the work
Of preparing for the meeting the assertion having been
made that the Hon. John Kelly, Chairman OF the com
bined committees, had withdrawn in disgust, pro
nounced to be malicious fabrcations. Mr. Kelly stated
yesterday, TO reporter Of The TRmUSE. that hb has
never ad the slightest intention Of withdrawing from
tho Committee, and both he and the Hon. Algcrnon
8. Sullivan. Chairman Of the Executive Committee
declared that there had been the utmost harmony
among the members OF the committees from the various
orGanz ltons from the outset and that all cordi
ally cooperating to secure the success OF the meeting
There was no doubt that IL would be OF the lar ges
and most enthusasto meetings held, and that the
committee was rapidly perecung arrangements " ac-
cOmlnOdate a vast thr0ng
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
lFor other Ship Heics see Second Pdgc.I
ARRIVED.


s,e,m,sp China DBL Malaey Liverpool Aug H. QaalO~s
with mlse and 10 ChaS g. Francklyn
stea pshp Bakem Richmond CITY font ani Norfolk,
With mise and pass 10 Old Dominion steamship Co - -
Ship ef Windsor n ST. Mcclellan Antwerp july - VIA
mdse ,,. ,,t,u.,.--
july with railroad roo - q, -. ~
BARI North Wind (Of wb,by Savage. MeIndi EGYPT s'ys
Bark Presto Of Yarmouth 81 KmbA Haipoo eJ dAJs WA
BaTE Elda CNor) Boe Newcastle Eng dsys With iss
Angostlra N. 0.l hausch Culad bolFf 70 eas VI"
Corpucopa (of Jersey Coo ganelro Juy no. s eodes
sthf J. NJ stevens Eigeu, Dorchester y. b., wlt stone
Scb MsIsna f3rl sanford Windsor 81 u iay passL
Schr Mono Iubee lol Welion, S Roberts, Malaga JuJA
sebr Winner gssb Sand River n. s.. With lumber.
schr Sene s MeKoSh O Boothbsyf haagsL u 5 O. daJa
seSr LINE O Irwin, Benoe St. John X D.. With uHber
Schr Ida Jayne jayne. Georgetown, ID c., for hudsoa
scHOOSERs-ETER ASn cOAsrwHR
p. J. Small, ylGahasen EAr98 Lsmsi .ioviieaee.
Sineoa NeW-Haveu stSe Osfht norhpoh
WieHam. Milbrilge ). j. Llnasiey, hoea. II
RED Beach, Calais leioe hIP .'''-~-0S'
A A Rove Seal IslaGi Copy, nurry, Ae
WIND-Suadosn. moderate, n. W. cloudy.
10 ..rs5Es-f-7y-~-. DOMESTIC PORTS.
CuARtHsroy Aug 2I-ATnTed steamships hsnhaH from
York. and Sea Gull, from Baltimore. =. -
SAvASNAH Ca Aug EAnyel steamship Jnnilt ron Phls
delpba; bng MAJ Knowon from Boston Sailed sieahp yo,
for York; Josephine Martha for Bunos Ars brig jaes
Cro,by, Tor Boston; schr. Bnchsness for Nes-iork
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN 27.-Arrved, al a. steamship Batavia
Leiteh from New-iO for Liverpool
MEMORANDUM.
The sehr Geo A. Twb Bandfor Reef rsc ~ As
wreeking John Fuller this h aud taken INTO Ses'
Haven be discharged.
The small (Br) oBhea o, ceniuegO srrvei 18th,
sandy Hook for orders has been Oraeea 70 Booa ssi
proceeie1
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
THE NEW-JERsEY LIBERALS.

The second conference OF tB Democratic
and Liberal Republican County Committees held al
Elizabeth. n j., yesterday. resoutin 10 place OF
holding Coanty Conventions offered by w. l.. Flagg
Chairman of the Liberal Republican Committee, waS
ratified by both Committees. PrmarJmeetings for the
election Of delegates to the State CoHentlons at Tren
ton Sept H. will be held Sept. g. Seyra large Liberal
meetings will be held In Union CounY this week. The
clubs aud organizations of the Liberal show large
lection from the old Republican OrgaWatOus.
The State Liberal Republican Committee has secured
new rooms and will hereafter hold IL sessions at No. ~
Montgomery-st Jersey CITY,
The Greeley and Brown Campaign lub OF the Second
Precinct OF the WITH District OF Jersy City met at No
l22 Pacihc-ave last night The folTing were elected
permanent officers President II. T. sanborn; Vice
Presidents, c. a. Dewitt, Jaies Stevens, M.
X. Case, j. b. Cleveland, Tanois Clark W.
G. BOckus, - Norris Robet Smith, jacques
H and J. b. Culver secretariesBernard Westeryelt,
John ii. Dwight; Treasurer, C1eles II. nsdaie. The
meeting addressed by f. H. SUder, Chairman OF the
New-Jersey State Liberal Republican Committee During
the past ten days he had Travelled trough large por-
ton OF New-Jersey, and had fOnd great enthusiasm
for the Liberal ticket. In that portion of
the State supposed 70 be welded TO BouTbonism
the feeling In favor OF Greeley ancBrcwn seemed to
coed that in the eastern porto OF the State. Mr..
Snyder, after reviewing the merits OF the can
didates, read q letter whic he had received
hntio County. The writel stated that In
that township the last eectonOr Governor the Dom
oerats poled n votes and the Republicans l9l After
careful he had found thahere were OT votes in
favor OF Greeley and Brown 90 favor OF Grant and
Wilson, the rest being doubtful.
Bnronen-J. H. WesterVet NJ sIloe George vs. Mcmahon
W. smyth, Samuel Gilt On RnAneeJ. Banker r. Mcknight
Francs Clark, s. Quaife
Twenty-Five new members sgnd the roll The reeu.
lar meetings of tho Club Will % held every Tuesday
evening
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.

JACOB ELECTED BY ABOUT -FOUR THOUSAND
MAJORTrY-THE "wHTTR" AMENDMENT US-
DOUBTEDLY DEFEATED.
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. T.-The returns
OF Thursday election from counties beyond the reacn
of the telegraph come in very tardlly. Corrected re-
turns rom IS counties reduce Gov Jacobs majority 70
little over 1900.
Thirty counties reported, give 100 for the Con
sttuon. II generally conceded that the rest OF the
State will increase the majority for the Constitution ano
diminish that OF Jacob but 1t Is not congidered possible
that Mr. Jacobs majority be overcome as The pOpu-
Ious part OF the State has been heard from.
Davss election TO Congress in this district is assured
by 600 or COO majority Mr.. J. NJ. Hagous tRep) was
voted for for Congress without opposition IA several
counties OF the lid District.
The proposition TO insert white" in the Constitution
as qualification for office received but 100 votes IN this
county in some counties it received the full Camden
vote. 1t is undoubtedly defeated
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
ARKANSAS LIBERALS.

TIE REFORM STATE TICKET ADOPTED BY THE
DEMOCRATS AND LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 27.-The cOnsulta-
ton OF the Democratic Liberal Republican and Reform
State Central Committees closed on Monday even
ing, and the result the adoption Of the Reform
ticket with two changes. Democrats were placed on
the ticket for Supreme Court Judge and AttorneyGene
raj The electoral ticket was satisfactorily changed to
suit all the committees. The Liberal Republicans were
not accorded representation upon the ticket. In a
temperate and digned address, they express no com
plant combination in excluding them, aud deter
nine for least TO c0nne their action TO
national affairs pedgng cordial support 10 the eecto-
raj ticket In no miDati0n.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

havana MaRYgrI

H,v., Auu ?, vi, kay wEsr Pa. Aay zsugaf a, rs ara
ard ns.lstocE IN vanehonss 2 900 lerf. aai ~ hes no
eer Of the we l2Uc ETgof during te Nfs SSy oie'
anl 1890 hhls Including hors 10 hh y ihc United ss's
Mrtet al laana quet ra2 " pvrehase owing 70 ~ bYs
S-ds ~ hehier bebar rtes dessr tea lover
No. % 70 ~ ID. r. reals per AIr9be; No. lS % ~ - NC
Molasses Moitsses d1i 1e4uN @ -
purchase o fhe high drmsnd5 of holders
at 80 Hams scfve ArnrrleSn
M ID or,ntal Amercan slRarirs SJD ~ ~ y "a naL lnri
active Pooes-eagy lepss ihe marriott qsqiea A. -
Yi.i,f fJI u ~ arflhe Cla Oi-ln uns " ffb v
gallon ssred, 4s@Vsss v A freyht qae' a. br'
10 NoThern S1gasfu o. ihc Ln3 states D?t %. suI
FIi III D hoghad of saar 81 5eB3i phobead of hoiasses
~ 25D - %. - Fa nauih orieSs 81 i60 Y tnn
Exchange lnncr. krauge sEpecel anfng W
On fn Stats % lYs, currency s4 prHun sl9r. ngh ~
pem 6g days. goh oI ~ prngm saort agt ~ ~ pr N
london rrfjll Psn bl b premium spanish DanA 1''
uragv Is
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
GEN. WILSON'S RECORD.


HE DENIES AGAIN THAT HE EVER WAS A
KNOW NOTHING.
A number of Brooklyn Germans, among
whom were b. Fleyert, T. Boedeker, Chas. Schiller H.
Iindemith, NJ Maier, aud John Fischer about four
weeks ago letter to Gen. Henry Wilson, nqulring
concerning his previous connection with the Know
Nothing party and asking him to inform them whether
he was ever member OF it, Gen. Wilson sent a reply,
written in German, of which the following is literal
translation
Messrs BERNHARD. FKvERF, aud OLhers-GentieRea !:
am in receipt OF your honored favor IN which you in
quire whether the reports that was member of
ctions created by political enemies Let say TO
sure you that have been member Of the Know
Nothing party, and have never voted with It,, bat that
have always eXered myself 10 fight against its detf-
mental principles from the beginning OF It's existence
both by word and action and upon every OCCASION
From the subo extracts In my speeches, which
appeared in several German papers, you may gather
that have always declared free and openly the prne
pie that adopted citizens OF Union ought enjoy
the rights the natives and that whatever Of O
preston OF any class OF citizens exists because they
differ from other classes and principally because
they are foreign born is in striking contradiction 20 the
principles OF religion, the fear OF Cod aud the
spirit of enlightened age and that such wSrring
against immi grated citizens most unjust, nhunan
These uterances are perfect accord with the liberal
views which have always entertained during my long
political career On this basis rests the whole fabric OF
our powerful Repubncan party-he party OF progress-
whose immoyaDe pillars freedOm equality and ira
ternity. This now is and will be my waIchwOgd AS long
live and labor With the greater energy therefore,
must deso%9os dSsSS acn coStsmptSIc ae- see
non maneuyer which, though without success,
Aas been used against several times, especially IN
an party. As you hOnored gedtlemen, well able
10 distinguish truth from fasehO0d you will hope,
srs favor with your kind confidence In the future.
IN this agreeable expectation aud thanking you most
heartily your frank letter subscribe myself WITH
all due respect, your 0pedioh' S'r'"n'' v,,,.,,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
no,,gSrIc HARKRrs

wmziyoroS, @ Aug Gsprts Tnrpentne srn ~ R R?ss
sms % Tor Smnei. s3 - for Low No - - 9I No l. - %
m Rxtra Pale; Low Pale. 81 for Pae r6lor Wiad9~ IAsa
Uruie Tlpcl,ss sly 80 or Harii % - ior ieos D'
81 3S TO- Vr.u Tar steady ~ IS. -
rLBvsLAsD A7g 21Ilou rnehslge ,ni arn Wheat oo 70
Wint. R dan; gb hifed sold at See sf,r-
9c; Mire s3c Ots quiet and steady
OH Petroleum Gm, wth advancing te e.cy
DEIRor Aug a. heat sefdyi Esta, ~ T No J. 81 81 An-
steady Oats good demand &c ks
cp,s2l1) bb Flour 8Js0 bush Nlest Shlnents2,D bbA
Ploar, ~ 900 bash. Wheat
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
CATTLE MARKET

PpitspKLruf, Aag 2he beef cattle MS week va
fay a pei vh Prnrsylvlna anil Western Virgins cs The
opes chsd % sloat 1913 bead; this sre nanbeT soisssh
afoi prc sold at IRON oDb5c D. tp PRIME " Jun
T01tc, snf mieroT qngftY az from 59'le .-.-.
sHEsPlhe supPy Of siep sas sersN ns nm ' @ w y'' w p ~
II PRIME sheep cents Lnos oro1sht ro
~
this marset m conselreDoe ~ ars
sOo offered made from 81 30 % p % per '
D for Corn-ict
tovsThe sale OF cows 80 % each Tb'
0ss cstrcrl1iy dull
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
THE HBATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oF THE CHIEF sTGNAL OFFICER,
NAsHlsSION, u u. Aug. -. l5I2-l \. m,
guiloDsts f0r ne Ddst fceniU-fOar aOuia

WASHINGTON d. c.. Aug %. Is72-i am
SuloDsis for ne past tceniyfoar aouia. ID
The barometer Is highest over all the Upper
Iake re gton aud tue Gulf states
Areas OF cloud and ram have prevailed from Nsw-
York 20 NewEngland, over Tennessee. Virginia. aud
from Nebraska " Lake Michigan. other wise, generally
clear weather m
Pro6abililiss
Northorly and north-westerly winds and generally
clear weather from NewEngiand % Ohio aud Virginia
east of the Mississippi. falling baromersr easterly
20 sOuhery winds aud areas OF cloud an rain for tue
NorthW West, and gradually extend Eastward the
Upper Lake region aud the Lower ONO yalley, aud pos
siby over tho Lower Lake region. On Wednesday
oyonlDs,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
PTRsONAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Emperor William had a slight attack of
FSeunstisn . .hs foOt Yesterday.
go. Gen. John &. Robinson was serenaded al Bing-
banion MoDy evening By s veteran she organizations srd
bizcna
IA banquet was given Monday evening in honor
Aiu Ades q tss Un states Navy BY tic lion George Ban.
croft Berlin Adars Aen DfesdeB but will
Isafn iH4a 70 DC festivities asisag tae E
psr0fA
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
DELEGATES 40 THE LIBERAL STATE con.
YENTI0N.
The following are names Of delegates to the

LiDtfdI IttpuDIIUHU 't''VV NVIFVLVH H1 y "N'V n
'OSoSDAGA CoUsTY-lst DsiTlci.-Charles T. Fitch, ].
O. sloouui, j. r Mnard. lid DisrieL-Iike lslmsey,
Tin lCroslcr Chatles Hscook IlIi DstrteL-Nalhan
Cobb D. q. Dibble, A. B NOrthrup.
OuIEss COUNTr-Ist District Charles Hunt, c. d.
Grsmans DIR. ID. Rogers, Altsnatcs, ID, q. Roberts j.
r. Core stephen Merritt. Ifd District Peter Hasla W.
j HarwOod l. T.. Marsh.
WEsrCHEsTEa CoUarY-Ist DlShleL-W. w. Niles, Slas
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

NeOl Davidson e. Co.. 6S6 Broi~ay fieiory Great
Decorators Of Porcelain offer splendid assortment Of Ornsmeni
Dinner Tea and Dessert Services also, White freleh Cana lSs
China, &C.. By the set piece.
decorated 10 order In the highest style Of AIT vita
CTests MOnOzrams, Fruits, &c
Glassware Plated Ware, &c
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

n Clifford riward r. slounasd I'D Dtsfrict-Blmond
j. Porter Lewis G. P.ltt, TnJmas Stepheus. -
srEUBgN CoUsTY-Ist District 0haihan Rode r. o.
svyit1Sr n ID NEGRO sen II District abficT H-f-
70 wcr, +. A. Cook. ". G. McCsy.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28

speaker continued nj considerable length praising
Grants oonqnests and concluded by predicting nat tne
November election would end the ReDelnon wnen 1oi
Grant should be reelected The speaker was frequency
interrupted with applause. -, =, p...,r.or
Addresses also delivered Dy jacob "a ~ r,,
jr, VIM. II. Lockwood Wm PEBBLES, and D. " Juiius
Langbon.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
LIBERALISM IN ILLINOIS.
LARGE MASS MEETING IN CHICAG0-sPEECHE
BY JUDGE CATION AND OTHERS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRieUER

LARGE MASS MEETING IN CHICAGo-sPEECHEs
BY JUDGE CATION AND OTHERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRieUEEl
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-The Liberals held large
md interesting meeting at Turner Hall this evening the
speakers being Judge j. d Cation. VIM. ". Springer Of
Springfield, and Gen. O'Nei The latter speakers con
fined themselves largely to local facts and Issues Judge
Cation spoke. of the dangers OF the one-man power
and Of the despOuc authority conferred by the hu-
Klux act Ho was particularly severe in his review OF
the carpetbag niquity and Of tie miserable crew Dy
which Grant was surrounded at Washington. The lat
ter ho pronounced the most corrupt Icentious, ana
wicked cabal Of politicians who controlled
an Administration. SAID he: The whole Word
Is scandalzed at the exhibitions before the Senate OF
New-York, which expose the gift-taking Of Judges
McCunn and Barnard and yet their presents both To-
gether would fall far short Of the amount received by
Grant alone" He closed by an appeal In behalf OF the
Liberal candidate for Governor, the Hon. Gustav
KOerner whom he pronounced not only an accomplished
scholar but learned lawyer OF sound discriminating
Judgment controlled and regulated by refined sense OF
justce--a subordnated to integrity beyond ques-
ti0n.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
sperla! Nollees

Liberal RepubIicaR General Committee.-At meeting
Of the Committee hed On Monday evening aug q hs,lqssi.ef
TRs LSl epobEesn Electors City County Of Sew oa
are invited 10 headquarters
biz DISTRICTS FRIDAY EVENING Aug 90 between the
Republican site Coasen0a 70 e at lie Civ Of acase Sep Z
8 the cali OF the literal RpubLeaa State COm
The President Of Assrisuoh beae proper Oass
he 10 receive s canvass The yoges aud 70 sign th crena
delegates shall receive highest number Of votes east e Presdent
such elections shah he published a. least two d 70 an fhfnvSE saJ
Sssa. Sia: : SetsHsSs 4, t9sSss. Ss'c''aa'A
A Life-size Portrait
HORACE GREELEY
(lieaa and bHsL tfIJ lHcbes
An sinablc hkne aud the best hthopa bin suit
able o be hung IN paron, lbraues All eub-rooms.
aay aldsvas IN he Uu.e states postage pail eeps Il
Adirss THR TRIBUNE, NswYoss cay
tgeeley HAS nnd Capes. :
l.. sUsMAN Co. Is Msusu-st
NanuhAcnFes OF all Gin4 Of CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS
Patent Opsn-work Political Hammers.
FLAGS and PokfkAtlS AZ HOJkR GRAiAh'S. y DsAnetl
Political Goods
Of every de'engnoa % tall ao4 complete siOcH
ltrt GLOBE hLLAkr;
0e'' "' FIaE%oSKS. NEW STATE AND RAeLs FLAGS.
LANTERNS lOhuhBS &c.
DRTwILBhk, SrRssr Co.
1l. i ra M'''''f'TS., g., !.
Apnia &C., ElEs M Rpa s EPRner MaP4iss.rssrr S. tor
1he WorktnssomcH's Prctectiye Union,
S Beeekei Tor the prevention sefs oi Frauds aea mpe.aees
upon ssrs eIes who e, so' ssSscsoa 'sry lhAchSRs
poy and are assisted IN obtaining npo ueuI Wages Witch have
been earned collected by law shen Necessary Az ve ci ehsRe
Political Open-M ork, banners. Portraits, Fiags,
Paioast., uear wnAaip. SeU-Yoss.
Po-,-oaiee As. rs. IT, MAILS Is, FOR tysors d.ss d,
OAR .sttaa P.a J0nas fa-tAA.sse
New-York tribune., 1872-08-28
THE MASSACHUSETTS GRANT CONVENTION.
A QUIET GATHERING AT woRCEsTER-WAsH-
BURN TO BIZ RENOMINATED-NO CHANGE IN
THE STATE TICKET EXCEPT FOR LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR.
IDY TELEdlAPH TO THE TRIBUl

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUEBl
WORCESTER, Aug. 27.-It is the eve of another
Republican Convention in Worcester, but the currents
run very gently tonight, and everything is as quiet as
Barnum's happy family itself No militant candidate
threatens the peace and stability Of the party as Butler
did last year. and instead OF battle tomorrow it will be
only ove-feast. Dr. George B. Loring viii preside
the Convention opening with an hours speech in
which history of the party for some years back VIII
be set forth in way TO make the mem
bers from the back towns wonder and ap-
plaud. He will say nothing about his old
friend Mr.. Greeley, of Dir. Sumner, reserving his
most causc words for Senator Schurz and people whom
it Is safe and easy TO crtcise the Old Bay State or
Mr. Sumner nobody inclined to say anything al
though it has been said that resolution Of censure
would be offered The Convention win renominate Gov.
Washburn and all the OF the State officers except
the present Lieuenant-GOvernor, who makes way Tor
a new man. There two candidates Tor
that position, Thomas Talbot or Bllerlca,
wealthy manufacturer and PrOhibtionist; Il. Is. StOd-
dard OF Worcester, young and popular man, men
her of the G0yernOrs Council, and very probably the
successful candidate It has been expected tnat the
Butler men, OF whom there something over hunu-
red would attempt get ballot, but, there are so
few A complimentary vote for their candidate would
not avail him much, and they may not attempt IT, Ihe
Convention Will probably be short and uninteresting
ne resolutions Will be OF tho oldasbiOned stereotyped
character = - 2 :, 49, - ....+
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30
$50 Cords Of Wood,


NOTICE 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 Me-
vada, in and for the County Of Lincoln, on the
Second day Of November. AID. 1872, iH
For an order of said Court permitting her to
carry ON business in the County Of Lincoln,
State OF Nevada, in her own name aud on heI
own account, pursuant to an Act Of the Legisla-
tire of the State OF Nevada, passed February
6th A. ID. 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 that OF keeping boarding
and lodging house'snd general hotel business,
and buying and selling and dealing in real and
personal property in Lincoln County, State Of
Nevada. MARY ANN SOULE.
~ ttetA By BIsHop 4 SABIN, Attorneys.
October I'd, A. ID. 1872. oc3-4w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30
CHECK, STOLEN.

1.-TWO CHECKS WERE STOLEN FROM THE
u undersigned, on the l4th inst. one. No. 339,
for 5000. aud the other. No. 1850. for $40,
drawn by Wells, Fargo 4 Co. in favor OF Adele
Delandre. All persons ere cautioned against
negotiating either Of said checks. ss payment
has been stopped,
ol6.1m+ ADELE pELANpRE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA.
PIoCHF. 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 bs deliv-
cred at the Court House in Pioche, in quantities
as required for use, under the direction Of the
Board of County Commissioners. ....-U
By order of the Board Of County Commits
sioners. PB. MILLER. Clerk.
% .3Ol
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of VIM. P. Brown, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE UN.
~ dersigned Administrator of the estate Of
Vim. p Brown, deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the publica.
tion of this notice, to the said Administrator
at his office. on Main street. Belmont, Nye
County, Nevada.
G. NICHOIJ,
Administrator OF the estate Of Vim. p. Brown
deceased. -.. ...
Dated at Belmont, Sept. 80 1879. oS-lm