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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-17

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEv.
i enth Judicial District Of the State of Nevada,
in and for the County Of Lincoln. a# f'
In the matter of the estate of James Welch.
deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said Court, made on
the 7th day of September, A. D. 1872, notice is
hereby given that
Saturday, the oath Day of September,
A. d. 1872, ut 10 o'clock q. m. Of said day, in
the Court Room OF said Court House, in the
town of Phoebe, and County of Lincoln. have
been appointed as the time and place for prov
ing the will Of said James Welch. deceased and
for bearing the application OF David r. Roach
and Vim. Mshonsy for the issuance to them Of
letters testamentary, when and where any per.
son interested may appear and contest the same.
P. B. MILLER, Clerk.
ByJ. NJ. HANFoRD, Deputy.
Dated September 7th, 1872. se15-td
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Notice to Creditors
Estate Of Janet Ie1uhs, Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE UN-
~ dersigned administrator Of the estate of
James McKune, DECEASED, to the creditors and
all persons having claims against the said de.
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the first pub
licaton Of this notice, to the said Administrator
at his residence on Cedar street, Phoebe, Lin.
coin County, State Of Nevada.
LAURENCE SCANLAN,
Administrator OF the estate Of James McKune,
deceased .. Ia se2A-lm T
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o,o,e,, on the boundaries of a riot. The

closely on the boundaries of not. me
cause of the emente was the proposed exten:
sion of the fire limits, and consequent prohioi-
tlon of. wood buildings in many localities not
included in The former limits, and inhaoltea
by large numbers of the poorer class OF ior-
eigpers, principally Germans. Leo 0y q
Prusslan named Hesng, and us
affected alderman named Carney, q
mob of some five thousand gathered on ~
Monday, and proceeded triumphanay 20 tue
common council chamber. They were az
companied BY band, and bore lncena.afy
trspspare ncles and Prusslan flags. one Oh Tue
transnarencies represented man suspended
by a rope from beam, and was iaoellea,
.The iuture of those who vote for the nre
lImits.n Amid great shouting and s'rambing
the rabble burst iuto the chamber, sweeping
the police before them. The council, about
this time, thought proper to adjourn and va
cate the premises, and the rioters: thereupon
instituted thorough search, tearing open
deeeka. breaking furniture, destroying docu-
ments, and organizing an impromptp gymna-
einm and bedlam generally. Many were IN
toxIcated, and su acted in decidedly la"iesS
manner. No further violence was attempted,
however. and the mayor was not obliged,
happily, to telegraph to Sheridan az camp
Alexis for more assistance.
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A Northern View OF the stock-jobber'
Funding and Reputation Scheme.


Northern View OF the stock-jobber's
Funding and Reputation Scheme.
The New York Herald, Of Monday, in its
review OF doings in Wall street during the
preceding week. says:
"The Southern list was irregular, but in the
the main strong, the chief feature being
rlss of nearly six per cent. in the new South
Caroliuas, followed by reaction of about Two
per cent. The advance In the South Carolinas
was occasioned by a movement on the part Of
some recent buyers Of the bonds 10 have the
State authorities repudlate fifty Per cent OF
The debit course which would enable these
parties to double the capital they have invest.
ed. Naturally such step Is strennously op.
posed by the o:d holders Of the bonds, whose
interests are of greater consequence, and
whose objections have been forwarded IN
numerous letters to the State authorities.
This speculation was covered with glitter
ing proposition to make the Union Trust Com
pany the States agent in this city-a move
meut begot,en of aatlpathy 10 the present
State agent, whose dealings with The financial
community in Wall street have been always
of a satisfactory character. He Is also an
opponent of the new departure for the
generally credited reason that, his own prl'
vate means having been largely invested In
the States securities. he is opposed 10 the re-
pudiation contemplated in scaling the debt
fifty rer cent"
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Address ,,,,.; RIoRDAN. DAWSON 8 oo:.,,
.->.,,,,.l No. 1ls East Boy. Charleston. S.o.
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"ro be Continupd!"

The head devils of the Radical-Gra
Party in Washington are evidently sorely
troubled at the results of the Ku-Klux hunt
in this State. After proclainling to the
world that the best people in South Carolina
were the chiefs Of the Klau, after. using oil
the appliances Of martial law to track ana
arrest, and OF mock justice to convict the
accused, they send OF to Northern dungeons
oply a handful OF poor, Ignorant and be-
wildered youths, whose very faces give the
lie to the charge OF conspiracy" But, we
are told, the end ia not yet. The Columbia
Union cries for more trials to report. Judge
Bond must come back. And how more
work is to be provided for this righteous
Judge, The Union thus kindly volunteers to
explain:
'sCo,onel Merrill, Dlstrict-Attorney Corbln,
and Attorney General Chamberlain left for
Washington yesterday, at the special request
Of the national authorities, to confer upon the
Ku:Klux affairs of this Stale. Grave and most
important questions are 10 be discussed,
especially In reference to the future proceed
ings in court aud In the field against the Ku-
Klux. The President and the new Attorney
General do not accept the present lull in Ku-
Klux activity as any reliable evidence. or
even indication, of permanent peace and
good order. tits known that the who're up
country is new full of threats against all who
have aided in upearthlng the diabolic.l Khan.
And The whole country will join with the Pres
ident IN his unrelenting determination to
finally crush out this stupendous conspiracy.
The great necessity now Is to obtain addition
al executive and judicial force with which to
push the arrest and trial Of the aends who
have thus far gone unwhipped of Justice. It
is, moreover, now proposed to seek out and
bring to Justice the real leaders In this nefari-
Gus conspiracy"
Tho Grant Purity must indeed be nara
pressed for political capital when it is COM
PEELED to resort to the outrageous and per-
sistent, persecution Of law.abiding and
peaceful community, which The Union fore
shadows with so much Of ill-copcealed malice
and devilish glee.
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The Legal aspect of the city Debit.

The following letter from the Hon. d..
Corbin to Mayor Wagner, embodying the
view taken by the former in regard to the
validity of the city debt, will be read with
interest at this time:
UNOFFICIAL
COLUMBIA, s. c., January Is, 1872
Hon. John A.. Wdgener, Mayor
MY DEAR SIR regretted very mucn mol
being able to meet you when In Charleston,
ON Monday last. / had 30 much on hand tnat
I only made your Office just after you had ieit'
I desire to thank aud congratulate you Oh
YOUR sterling Annual Message, and tne re-
commentators it contains. feel especially
earnest and anxious about the financial repu-
tation of the city. I can but condemn Inc
nroAIpate use made of the credit OF the city
long ago in old of railroads, and regret the
load of debt then saddled upon the city, but
It vas done 10 more prosperous days OF the
CITY. and with the full knowledge and con-
sent of the then citizens Of Charleston, and
in due form of law. Such debts fifteen States
of The Union, by their Supreme Courts, and
the Supreme Court of the United States, have
declared must and shalt be paid. All the
questions have thus been decided, and L feel
that 1t is folly to litigate them anew.
I feel quite as keenly the burden as any
body, as taxpayer and citizen, and, IT the
ouestions were new, would want the courts to
pass upon them; but it is otherwise, and
feel that we must accept the situation.
"A
My partner, Major Stone, will hand you, II
YOU desire, my printed argument on the 1alldi-
ty Of The city stock Issued In aid of railroads.
It was prepared in the case of Gage, ct al, vs.
City Council of Charleston, to be used before
Justice willard on the motion for prelimi-
nary Injunction. The motion was refused,
after hearing Mr. Spratts argument without
hearing mine. There was strong d'sposi-
ton In the late Council, at one time, to refuse
to pay interest on the city debt until Its Taidi-
ty was tested In the courts, but it was finally
and, as think, wisely abandoned.
have been too busy to study and fully ap'
preclate your scheme for liquidatlng the debt;
will do 60 as soon as possible.
The wild aud absurd project oil Metropoll-
tan Police has been killed-is efectnally dead,
thluk-and the city will be left, as usual, 10
manage Its own police force.
] am especially glad that the good sense OIL
our whole delegation, with few exceptions,
his come 10 this conclusion. will endeaVor
lo keep you posted upon all matters that
affect the city, and will be pleased to receive
any suggestions as to any legislation you may
desire that occur 10 you. I am called 10
Washington, aud shall probably be absent
about a week. when / shall return here by
way of Charleston. If can serve you there,
address me in care of Hon. F. A. Sawyer, u.
SIS. l am very truly yours,
.. 7. CoRBrS.
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Specie Payments.

Breathes there man with brain so dull
that he does not remember his first hall
dollar? It's circumference may not have
been to his youthful eye that OF cart
wheel exactly, but it was a big thing to the
owner Of the first pair OF breeches, and
breeches, too, with pockets in them! It's
sheen was that OF Dian when, at the full,
she rides the cloudless zenith. The Goddess
OF Liberty was throned on that half dollar,
and. to the urchin that held her fast within
his clammy palms, she promised peg tops
in plenty, marbles to the hearts content,
and unlimited candy. What she promised
she fulfilled, and the remembrance thereof Is
blessed.
'Tis many day since we laid eyes on the
lovely coin OF the realm. TantalizIng
glimpsea, it is true, have been vouchsafed
us through the vlllauous barriers OF the
brokers window. To see, but not to feel;
tolhoae after, but not to handle; alb |! that
was the misery of the thing.
But the long, long night is past, and Joy
comes with the morning. A bill has been
introduced into Congress. bill to author
ize specie payments-a sweet, sweet bill.
What is not possible to bill in Congress
Nothing can be done without bill in Con-
gress, and everything can be achieved with
a bill in Congress. Precious and potent is
o bill in Congress.
We shall see the talisman of our child.
hood again. We shall see-yen, more than
that. We shall see, feel, handle, tumble,
rattle and espend another real, genuine,
gltterlng half dollar. Enhancing anticipa-
tion And here we solemnly invoke upon
our heads the utmost rage of all the gods
Of the Pantheon if we do not devote the
| first half dollar that comes into our pockets
to some benefcent purpose. Upon some
spotless altar; upon some immaculate and
appropriate fame; upon some noble marble
top OF some frst-class bar.room counter
shall that half dollar jingle. In drinks for
self and friend it shall he wholly spended.
And we think we see that barkeeper when
he takes in that change. And we fancy be
will hardly be aUle to take it all in ut once.
There are those who prefer notes to hard
money. We are not of them. Confederate
fodder was bad enough, but greenbacks arc
worse. When new, they do passably we'll;
when old, they are grief TO the refined
soul. An ancient ten-cent note is simply
poisonous. Cash may be heavy, but it can
never be so absolutely and irredeemably
filthy as fractional currency.
Itis good scheme-this return to specie.
It will do more to restore confidence in Un-
Gle Sam, to bring back the estrays of the
Southern fold, and to abolish Ku.Klux than
all things else put together, not excepting Q
bill in Congress. But the truth is there
oughtn'J to be any money. This swapping
of round bits Of metal or oblonS pieces oil
paper for commodities is tiresome. A use.
less formula, it ought to be dispensed with.
mans word should be as good as bis
bond, and every merchant 10 good standing
should be glad to sell you bill OF goods
and take it out in talk. Words are more
portable than paper. For the present.
though, we must put up with gold and sill
yer. Greenbacks, avaunt! Speed the day
Of dollars and OF dimes!
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from any poisonous sub ,tance, and Will therefore
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1t is warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
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We call especial attention to the fact that
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Eost ann Gonnb.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, A BLACK
u Newfoundland BITCH, about one year old,
AID answers to the name Uf Cora. A liberal re-.
ward will oe paid for her recovery at No. 50
Tradd street, 1an26.2"
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&07S A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
DOiC kale or Female Agents.-Horse and
uul nt furnished to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT. /.
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole cutter and
other articles. Circulars .ree. Address Novelty
Comnany, Saco, Ne. n0v1i-IS
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5pseial Notices.

ms- ST. CECILIA society," BALL
will be given at the Hall Of the Freundschafts.
bund THIS EVENING. TIP. LOWEDES,
jan25-l Secretary anu treasurer.
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WTANTED, EVERYONE TO KNOW t9'1'

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
~ vERSAL TWINE AND THREAD GUTTER;
save, time twlpe, thread, fingers and teeth. Some.
thing everybody wants. Samples mailed on re-
cepL OF rs cents Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
6gp Iroo,lwny New York oct30 -3mos
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THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-OFFICAL RAFFLEB
.NUkBERS.
CLASS No. s14-MoRN1Na.
s-6l-l3-24-47-5A- -70-27-30-53 -l6
CLASS No. 315-EvENIKa.
32-73- 67-3S- 5-20-7l-33-78-6 60 2-45
aswltness our hand mt Charleston this oath day
or January, 1872. FIENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oct3 sworn commissioners.
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gBC CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
CoU> Gil, CHARLESTON, S. c., JANUARY q,
1s72.-Sealed offers will be received at this office
until the o5th instant for planting about two hun.
died or more SHADE TREES in various portions
OF the city.
The Offers must state the kind and size Of the
trees to be selected from, including the Wild
Orange and Palmetto. The growth must be War
ranteu. ". ". SlMON&,
i,p2.-I Clerk OF Council.
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DISSOLUTION.- FIRM OF GRAE-
IL SER d HARMON is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, and q. A. GRAESER solely au.
thorIzed to settle It's affairs, and will continue the
co ITON FACTORAGE AND GENERAL C0AhlS-
SION BUSINESS on his own account on Brown
CO. "a Wharf, CLARENCE A. GRAESER,
THOMAS +. HARMON.
Charleston, 8. G., 1st January. 1872.
jan8-mth6DdC
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Qopartuerslrps arn Dissplntions.

TIME STATE: OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON NC0UNTY.-Certl1cate OF Lin.
tied Partnership between THEODORE g. B0AG:
or the City OF Charleston, tn the unity and
STA aforesaid, and ANDREW NJ. JACKSON, OF
Augusta, IN the State OF Georgia.
To all whom these Presents shall come they are
TO certify that agreeably to the act OF the Gene
raj Assembly, OF the State Aforesaid entitled An
Act TO authorize the formation OF Limited Part.
nerships. passed on the 10th day OF December,
1897; and another, entitled An Act to extend tic
duration OF An Act authorizing the formation OF
Limited Partnerships, passed on the 18Th day or
December. l846; and another ACT extending INC
same until pSsse9 On me 2Sh Gay o
City OF Charleston, IN the Comfy and State afore.
said, and ANDREW II. JACKSON, Of Augusta, In
the State OF Georgia, have formed Lin ted Part.
nership, as follows:
First. The Partnership Is to be conducted under
tie name or nrm OF THEODORE G. B0AG.
second, The general nature OF the business In
tended to be transacted Is that OF General Fac
to age and Commission Business, IN tae said CITY
Third. ANDREW NJ. JACKSON, residing In the
iiy OF Augusta, In ths. State OF Georgia. ls the
Special Partner, and THEODORE @. BOAG, re-
siding In the city Charleston and State Aforesaid,
y Fourii. Foe Ti The said ANDREW NJ. JAoEscN, the
Special Partner, has contributed In cash The full
aud Just sum OF Five Thousand Dollars to the
Filth. The said Partnership 10 commence on %,
the twenty fourth day OF January, 1872 and VIII
In witness whereof the said Partners have
hereunto set their hands and seals, at Charleston,
this, the twenty fourth day Of January, D. 1877
Ahao: 4. X JacRsoS. a seoS. Is: Isl
Signed, sealed and delivered in lhe presence o.
R. S. DURYEA E. M. WHITING. lan25-S6
nIssOLUTION.- FIRM OF GRAE-
IL cpp h uARM0N Ia fhia lav dissolved by
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WyANTED, A GOOD HOUSE SERVANT
w and Hostler. Apply at No. A. Canpon
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ROCERY STORE AND DWELLING TO
VI RENT, west end Bullslreet near Gadsden.
For terms, apply on the premises. lahl1-wI4-
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e- OFFICE OF CITY APPRAISER,
CHARLESTON. JANUARY %, ls72.-By order Of
City Council this once Will remain open until
FEBRUARY FIRST for ISSUING LICENSES for the
year 1872. w. II. EaSTERBf,
t,n22-l0 City Appraiser
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Dants.

WANTED, A GOOD COOK FOR A
w small family. Apply at No. o5 King
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EITANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the cheapest and best warranted
Sewing Machine in the market Ia the HOME SHUT
TIE, price SIS aud S87. Oan be se en- at the Gene
ral Agency, No. 81 Hasel street, oppo ,ite Express
()ffcs r. [. BI ,SELL. jau12-8mo