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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-01

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-Folk & Levin
on Main street have just received the
latest and best publications at their ex-
tensive circulating library, and they offer
it to the public at % cents per volume.
Call and see them.
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Afgistration 3lotires.
Registration Notice.

The qualified electors of Hike PRECINCT Tin.
coin County, State Of Nevada. are hereby mott
fed that the Books of Registration for the cen.
eral Election to be held on TUESDAY Novem.
Der 0, 1877. are now open. The time for the
registration OF the names of voters will expire
on MONDAY, October II, at O'clock n m
WI. WILSON.
Justice OF the Peace and ex-officio Registrv
Agent for Hike Precinct, Lincoln Comfy,
State of Nevada. ses'ta'
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Registration Notice,

The qualified electors Of Bullionville Precinct
Lincoln County, State of Nevada, are hereby
notified that the Books of Registration for the
General Election to be held on TUESDAY. No.
vember 8, 1872, are now open. The time for the
registration of the names of voters will expire
on MONDAY, October 81. at s O'Clock D M
THOS. W. WALLACE
Justice of the Peace and ex.ofacio Registry
Agent for Bullionville Township. SEA
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-01

HE ELEcT.-As far as known the fol.
lowing are the delegates elected to the
Democratic Convention to be held in this
city October 10:
Phoebe Precinct-John Roeder, John
G. Lynch, Louis Sultan, Edward Dono-
hoe. Mat. Schustrich, Benz. Cohn. W.
M. Lubbock, James Pierson, Jos. Cos
china, R. S. Wright. c. H. Beckwith, Nj.
Richardson, John Tyler. Col. E. Lane,
j. Z. Lucas, Fred. Baker, Chas. Goe-
dicke, Charles Pryor, E. L. Bradshaw,
Geo. Lowering, VIM. Seaman, T. j. An
drews. W. W. Ketton, Mitchell Daney,
Reed McLane and T. A. Stoutenburgh.
Bullionville : E. d. Turner, j. H.
Goodrich, c. r. Cardan, B. f. Marshall,
A. Mcmahon, Jas. Conway, G. N. Hill
and j. McAleer.
Condor Mill. D. Van ETY..
Chief District-A. c. Yoacham and A.
Laswell.
Panaca-Geo. W. Lufkins, ]. B. Atch-
inson, A. I. Barnes and JAS. H. Lang
ford
PERsoNAL.-L. H. Newton, ESQ.,, of
Nye county, arrived in town on Sunday
evening, and paid our Office visit. He
was surprised to see that Phoebe was as
large and full of life as it is, having en-
tertained the idea that it was only small
mining camp. Mr.. Newton is Superin-
tendent of the Troy mine, Troy District,
owned by an English company, and is
also the Democratic nominee for Senator
from Nye county Unless appearances
are deceiving, the people of Nye would
do well to secure such a man for their
Senator.
THEATER.-Last evenings entertain
ment-benetit of the Lovells-was very
thinly attes ded. The first play, Bonn
bastes Furioso, was very poorly rendered.
The other light plays We're very fair. A
song and dance, by one of the young
lady volunteers, met with considerable
appreciation. Tire are number of ben
etits on the tapis. to come off within the
next two month, but those getting up
such shows will find it necessary to nut
something forward worth seeing, and not
a lot OF bosh, if they expect to draw
otherwise all such attempts will result in
utter failure.
Geo. Phillips, late of San Francisco, a
former resident of Phoebe, arrived on
Sunday evening. He is to take the
superintendency of Spring Mountain
Tunnel, and will put an extra posee of
men to work.
NEW TELEGRAPH LINE. - The line
between this city and Hamilton ap-
proaches completion. The wires have
been tested, and it is expected that the
first dispatches will pass over the line
to-day.
WATER RATES. The water rates of the
Floral Springs Water Company will be
found in to-day's paper, over the sigma
ture OF the proper authority. 1t will be
seen that the rates are increased some
what
M. A. French. an old Californian, late
OF Virginia City, reached Phoebe on Sun
day. He will become permanent citi-
zen OF this place, having taken a position
in the house of J. j. Halpin IL Co.
AssAYER.-T. r. Butler, well-known to
the mining community, has opened an
assay Office opposite the Phoebe hosting
works, where he is prepared to attend
promptly to all calls.
The Board of Co. Commissioners will
meet Friday October, 4th 1872, to trans
act all business that may come before
them. .u.
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Photographic 9ispatehes.
Pacific Coast, Eastern and Foreign.

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD, VIA pEsEREr TELEGRAPH
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
For Rent.

NNHE UNITED STATES HOTEL AT
L Pullionville, is for rent None but re-
sponsible parties need apply. Parties desiring
to rent the same can apply to Judge I. W.
WALLACE, on abe premises. SEES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

LASTING LONELINESS Twenty years
ago. when paint, pearl powder and
enamel were running the compilations
and destroying the health OF women OF
fashion, Hagan's Magnolia Balm was
brought out as a pure botanical cos
metic, guaranteed to restore bloom and
beauty to the skin. From that time 10
the present it has been continually rising
in public estimation as the safest and
most unpxccpt; enable preparation Of its
class. Instead of producing an arii
fetal, metallic surface, like the deadly
enamels, or willing the cuticle like the
poisonous fluids sold under various
names AZ "beautifers," it keep the skin
as soft as velvet, renders it as smooth
and glossy a. satin, and imparts TO II
that delicate, rosy tinge, which is the
bs1u ideal OF complexional loneliness.
This exquisite chr,matic effect is not
transient. By applying the Balm daily
it may be prolonged from youth to age.
A lady who purchased the first bottle Of
the article nineteen years ago, writes
to say that her complexion at forty Is
"purer, clearer and more brilliant than
it has ever been;" and she attributes its
beauty solely to the daily use of Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

fourth WARD SCHOOL EXHIBITION
The second exhibition given by the
scholars of the Fourth ward school, last
night, was even more successful than
that OF the first night. The programme
presented many new and choice se!ec,
tons, which were rendered in most
acceptable manner So great was the
crowd that many were turned away,
unable 10 obtain admission. To &C
commodate those who could not get in
last nightit has been determined to give
another exhibition tonight, in which
only the pupils Of the grammar school
shall take part.
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POLICE CoURr,-There were but two
cases before the Police Court yesterday.
A. Mcclure was found on Main street,
about midnight Thursday. very drunk
he didn't know where he came from,
where he was going to, or who he be-
longed to. Feeling inclined to fall
down, and knowing that he couldn't
save himself, he piled up on lot OF
salt, in hopes that would save him. 1t
didn't though. He was fined 81 and
costs.
John Cochran, resident of that
we'll known, much abused, but ever
glorious region of Hoop-pole township
Posey county, Indiana, a region where
lumber and vegetables-hoop-poles. and
pumpkins-passes as currency, was
arrested on the corner of Union aud
Market streeta, Thursday afternoon
gloriously fuddled, John looked as II
his headache was as big as the Island
and his head looked twice as large. He
plead gully to the charge, was fined 81
and costs, had no collateral, and went to
study geology.
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GRr 19a \ , At, Ns1wsrAPEKS-It is

- GRrXBLsRs AT, NEwsPAPERS-lt is q
singular fact that someqmen are salts
fed that they were especially designed
by Pro aidence to edit newspaper, and
that BY some mischance they missed
their natural vocation. Hby any mis-
take an article that should have been
printed is omitted, or that should have
been omitted is printed. they curse the
editor, show how they could have done
it better, because Of their greater
amount of wisdom. They forget that
night after night, day after day the
brain of the editor is kept on the rack
and that he might be we'll excused more
sins of omission and commission than
the common run OF mortals, because Of
the never-endiug. brain.wealiug. men,
ory-destroying nature Of his occupation.
Other men take ali that is said agree.
able to them and their views. as a matter
of course. 1t is the editors place to
put them and their views before the
people in the fairest shape and brightest
colors. But woe to him if his ideas
OF right and theirs clash. Every news.
paper publisher OF any experience will
cordially agree with Horace Greeley in
the following statement:
ut is strange how closely men read
the papers. We never saw anything
that any body don't like but what we
soon hear OF il, and everybody tells US
about it. If, however, once in a while
we happen to Say a good thing, we
never hear of that; nobody seems to
notice that. We may pay some man
hundred compliments and give him
dozen puff., and he takes it "a a tribute
to his greatness, and never thinks of it;
never thinks it does him any good.
Bnt if we happen to say something this
man don't like, or something be i'm
AGNES is a reflection on him or his
character. see how quick he far. UP
and gets mad about it. Ali on: evils
are daily charged to us, but We never,
apparently, get aby credit for what good
We do"
We have q case that demonstrates
Mr.. Greeley's idea. A few days ago in
an idle moment we scratched off on
piece Of paper foolish jest that popped
into our heal, without the least idea Of
it's getting into the paper. Imagine our
establishment at being informed that it
had been printed and given offense to
some OF our best friends, men whose
good opinion we value. In the haste OF
taking "copy" to the printer it had
been carried out OF the editorial room
to the hands Of the printer. Though
we have, on every occasion possible,
favored those friends to the extent Of
our ability, the one mistake wiped all
such favors from their memory and
only the error, though unintentional
was remembered 1t should be other
wise. The record Of an editor should
be taken into consideration and weigh
az much against his mistakes as the
record of politician or statesman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

New SPRING ooDs.-Messra. En-.
sheimer 4 Blum are now receiving their
first stock Of spring goods, and are
already displaying on their counters the
choicest selections Of styles for this
season, among which they offer this
morning a handsome line OF spring
shades OF alpacas at the low price of
Csc yard. Just think Of that, ladies! !
25c only; 81 80 for an alpaca suit
Also, a beautiful line of ladies' Lorne
Suitings. at 25c, besides 500 pieces new
spring prints, bleached and unbeached
sheetings and the like. Messrs. En-
sheimer & Blum will have their grand
opening as soon as their salesrooms are
in complete trim, which have recently
undergone extensive Improvements to
admit Of greater facilities in the ready
male suits line, which is specially Of
this firm. Ladies, If you wish to see
new and cheap spring goods, 60 to
Emsheimer Il Blum's this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

"SPIviNs' informs US that he has
attended to the little matter Of business
entrusted to him connected with the
proposed meeting OF the Press Associa-
ton in Wheelingin May. He says he's
secured four hcgsheads Of beer. certain.
and the promise of one additional, 5if
Scofe attends.-.Martinsb,1g Era.
You needn't fatter yourself that
SEQ can get all that extra hogshead.
In point Of fact he cant get any of it,
il we judge by the capabilities you ex.
hibited when here the other day, as
beer jerker. Besides, Scofe will bring
mis- own hogs head. don't you under.
stand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

The PANoRAMA--The exhibition OF
the panorama of DR.. Livingstone e
travels in Africa, at Washington Hall,
last evening, was before very large and
delighted audience. The painting is
far better than anything of the kind
shown in this city for long time. The
scenes depicted are very interesting and
snow the localities visited by Dr.
Livingstone, the inhabitants, animals,
rivers and vegetation Of the heretofore
unknown!country explored by him. The
last exhibition OF this beautiful painting
will be given tonight. All who have
not shonld see it.
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NJ MARTINS Ri sF Eha q frrN1s.-Anotasr Nom

- MARTINS FERRY IrEMs.-Another Nom
ination-Mr. James Keer was nomina-
ted on Tuesday for Mayor. and Messrs.
H. W. Smith, Michael Sweeney, aud
Joseph Robinson for Town Council. A
lively time may be looked for about
moving day, that being the day OF the
election. All we have to say to our
Martins Ferry friends is, to select your
best men to govern your town the coming
year.
The stockholders of the new nail
mill, which is to be located at Martins
Ferry will meet to-day Saturday. at the
Town Hall, to elect directors for that
company.
Three monster grindstenes for the
use of the new top mill, was left at the
depot on yesterday, by the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh railroad. This looks
like that mill will soon be put to work.
Mnstrels.-The Martins Ferry people
are unlike some OF their neighbors,
always waiting for something to turn
up. When they want anything thew go
to work and turn it up. An orgsniza.
ton was completed this week under the
cognomen OF the Belmont Minstrel
Club, for home consumption, as we IN.
derstand. 1t is the intention of the club
to appear before our people as soon as
the members are properly trained. The
Ministries will be led by that inimitable
Dick Nelson, who, perhaps, has no su
peror on the stage. If any one can
bring the sable African up to a success
full charge on the risibilities OF an audi,
enc,, Dick can do it. There is usually
an advance in the price OF side pIasters
and buttons after one OF his lsughable
performances.
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A PLEASANT TlME.-"Company c."
Capt. George C. Trimble, gave one oil
their very pleasant private hops at
Melodeou Hall, last night. We were
pleased to see that the members Of this
company have provided themselves
with very handsome uniform, consist
ing OF a great jack aud pants, trimmed
with black velvet and regulation
buttons. This locke like business. and
as if the company intended to maintain
its organization at every hazard. The
party was most pleasant one. and was
enjoyed to the tull by all present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

ONO RIVER IMPROVEMENT. T.
Santmeyer. Secretary Of the Ohio River
Improvement Convention, has transmit
ted resolutions reciting that it is
absolutely necessary that a permanent
body be appointed to attend to the i'm
provement Of the Ohio river, to the Gov.
ernors Of Pennsylvania, Yves. Virgins,
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee and
Kentucky, and requesting each to ap-
point committee OF five, the thirty.tive
to form commission to look after the
improvement Of the Ohio river and its
nsvigabls branches. and to adopt what
ever measures they may deem necessary.
The Governor OF Ohio has made his
appointments. This is Q mater West
Virginia should be foremost in.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

THE SUcCEssFCL CoMPETIToRs-On
Wednesday evening the annual contest
between the Franklin and Washington
and the Philo and Union Literary
Societies OF Washington and Jefferson
College, at Washington, Pa, came off.
The winners OF the prizes were '. II.
Brown, OF Newcomerstown, Ohio, and
s A. Hunter, Rosemount, Pa. Of the
PhiIo aud Union, and j. NJ. Birch
Claysvlle, Pa, Of the Franklin and
Washington. for select and original
orations, and to J. c. Bruce, Florence,
Pa OF the Philo and Union, for debate
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FIRE, ALMosr-Oa Wednesday even
ing fire was discovered in the roof OF
the dwelling OF John Collins, next door
to John Behring'S. 1t caught from
burning SCOT from the chimney, and
was burning right smartly when discov-
cred. A few buckets of water extin-
guished the fire without the necessity OF
making general alarm.
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RIVER News The river is steadily
falling, the marks last evening showing
four feet eight inches in the channel.
At Pittsburgh there is four feet and fall
ing.
The river is full Of floating ice, not
very thick, to be sure, yet thick enough
to show how cold the weather has been
during the past two or three nights Of
spring.
The Juniata is mud-bound at Beaver.
The James Rses reported last evening
that che passed the Argosy below Cap
TINA. The Argosy was expected here at
noon, yesterday, and her failure to gel
through leaves it in doubt when she
will get here, except she be (ightered
through. We think, however, size will
be at the wharf this morning.
Capt. John K. Booth, who has been
here for a day or two expecting 10
meet the Allegheny Belle, returned to
Cincinnati last night. The Belle and
barges is looked for today.
The Kate Putnam is loading at Gin
cinnati for Wheeling. 1t is said che
will remain permanently in the Wheel,
ing and Cincinnati trade.
The Courier will leave this morning
for Parkersburg. Those who wish To
make a pleasant trip will do we'll to
take passage with Capt. Jack Harrison
on the Courier.
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WILL IT PAY to buy the Eureka
Organ? Most assuredly, for they are
better made than most other organs,
have prettier cases. have book closets
which no Others have, a sweeter tone,
are the easiest in the world to blow, and
cheaper. and sold On the most accom-.
modating terms at Sheib's music store,
Monroe street.
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DRAYMEN and express drivers are
feeling their importance these days.
Their services are in great demand and
they have fixed their tariff accordingly.
Make stamps while the season lasts
is the adage nowadays, either for
draymen or officeholders
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BITTEN By A DoG.-A little girl,
daughter Of William Devlin, Of the
Sixth ward, was bitten by a dog on the
right cheek Yesterday evening, inflicting
a severe wound. 1t was reported to
Officer Cooper, who put an end to the
dogs existence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

TaIGu BRoKEN.-On Wednesday
evening little boy, four years old, son
Of Robert Hays, while playing with
some other children, had his thigh
broken. The little fellow fell and a
little girl fell on him, causing the acci-
dent
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SorrH WHEELING LITERARY Soc,yr

SourH WHRELISG LITERARY SOCIETY.
The South Wheeling Literary and
Dramatic Association, which has been
quietly preparing for some months,
will give a grand exhibition in Hand.
lan's Hall, on Saturday night. The
programme includes the presentation Of
the farce entitled the Prosecuted
Dutchmap," orations. declarations,
&c. offering delightful entertainment
for those who may attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

&C. DEWEY. ESQ, and family, will
shortly leave this city with the intention
Of making the tour of Europe. They
leave on the steamer Baltic, which sails
from New York, on April 9th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

Mason & HAMLlN ORGANs.-A new
lot just received at Hardings music
store, 100 Market street. We will
furnish style for style with any and all
other makes. They are scarcely more
than two thirds as much in cost, be.
cause we ask no fictitious price to make
it appear that we are granting great
isvors ty taking off large discounts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

A NEW THING IN PHoToGRAPHS.-A
series of artificial back grounds has just
been introduced, which adds very much
to the relief and finish of the pictures.
Persons getting one dozen photographs
can have a variety OF scenes-all differ
ent if they wish. Specimens will be on
exhibition at the Partridge Gallery in a
few days
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SET FOR MoNDAY.-The hearing OF
the charge Of arson made against Geo.
Long, was on yesterday set by Squire
Johnston for Monday morning next at
10 o'clock. The bail was fixed at $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

THE dwelling house that stood on
Monroe street, next the Court House, is
being torn down, and DR.. Hildre,h de-
signs building two fine dwellings there.
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Rev. DR.. RICHMOND. who has been
stationed at the North Street NJ. Z
Church, reached the city night before
last from Charleston.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 81, Is72.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
New Books. D. Stanton.
Proposals.
Card OF Thanks.
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
Baptist Church.
G. Mendel, Booth l. Co.
Notice-Barritt d Gill.
Zimmer's Bakery.
Notice Of Postponement.
Spectacles-Oxtoby & Duhield.
Undertaking-Friend e. Son.
Wheeling Female COLLEGE.
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! HAVE now in stock and am daily
receiving large stock OF spring SHOES
and hats, which will sell at prices that
defy competition. j. #. STONE,
Opposite Grant House.
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New HATs.-All the latest styles just
received by J. I. Stone, opposite Grant
House. at prices to suit everyone, from
the millionairicus 10 the impecunicus,
or any other Gus.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

MAGIC OF THE MoCTH-Oloriferoua
Sozodont, renders the mouth enchant-
ing, composed OF rare, antiseptic herbs,
it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a
delicious hower.like aroma to the breath
and preserves intact, from youth to age,
the teeth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

BgAurlFUL.-We have received a new
lot OF Gents Kid Gloves in beautiful
c5iors which we will sell low. Every
pair warranted. J. I. LAKIN d Co.,
No. 81 Monroe street.
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Ten.
TObaccOS.

CASES "swEET HEART BRIGHT
Csses sweet Heart" Bright Navy s..
10 ar Boxes .Heiress" Rough and Ready
Twist. 80 -
10 III Boxes "Ysllow Jessamine" Rough
and Ready Twist.
10 HI Boxes diamond" kougn ano
Ready Twist. s
10 Hf BoIss apaamondn Bright Pounds.
3Cases sLeadbetter" Black NAVY %.
SCasesaYanksa Doodle" Black NayyA
Jut received and for sale BY ,,,v
a0N ID. hElAkA.
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The thermometer stood higher, yes
terday, all day, than for two days before.
The weather was threatening raia.
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CLoeIyG Our SALH.-Ten dozen
misses leather shoes 70 be sold regard
less Of cost for the next ten days at L.
Y. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

GLASS has "riz" ten per cent in Pitts
burgh. and similar advance here may
he looked for.
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The $4,000 Livingstone Tableaux
at Washington Hall this afternoon at
81 o'clock.
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In order to close out a lot Of misses
leather shoes. twill cell them regard
les, Of cost, for the next ten d.ys
L. v. BLOND