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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-15

!, The following story ID. told' Of Rev.
Mf. Hammond, who approached man
at Burlington. the other day, asking
him he was atoG Christian. "No,h re-
Piled the olher'party, III an, railroad
man. ~ sWeE,a said Mr. Hammond,. III
know Of several conductors in New
England that are Christians" fsrhat
may work, down East all right, but q
man can't be both in Iowa. responded
the employe. leA Eall1 nNn NgN NNN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-15
cAnEEuLLSRsslN OLD AGE

An old man "a like an old wagon /;
with light loading and careful usage IL
will last Tor year,, but one heavy load or
sndden strain will break it, and ruin it
forever. So many people reach the age
OF fity, or sixty, or even seventy meas
urably free from most OF the pains and
infirmities Of old age, CHEEKY in heart
al d sound in health, ripe in wisdom and
experience. with, sympathiess mellow
ed by age, and with responsible prospects
aud opportunities Tor continued useful
mess in the world for considerable time.
Let such persons be thankful, but let
them also be careful. An old constitu-
tion is like an old bone-broken with ease
and mendrd with difficulty A yonn5
tree beads TO thegale-an old one snaps
aud falls before the blast. A single hard
lin, an hour officiating work, an,evening
exposure to rainor damp, IA severe chill,
an excess Of fovd the UNUSUAL indulgence
of an appetite, a sudden fit of angeS an
improper dose of medicine, any Of these,
or similar things, may cut offa valuable
life in All hour, and leave the fair hopes
Of usefulness aud enjoyment but shape
less work.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-15

DEsEAsEs OF THE DAIRY.-Dufing
the past few mouths it appears that hun
dreds OF cattle have died Of pleuro-
pneumonia III two couuties of New Jersey
-Essex and Union---an& that the dis
eases still RACES with fatal effect. The
dairymen residing within distance of
five miles of ofNewark, according to the
Adoertiser, of that city, have. lost more
than three-tourtbs OF their milcb COWS,
aud are, yet iH danger OF loosing the
whole number. The State Agricultural
Society has now taken the subject in
hand, apparently for the first time, and
the people Of Newark, pobably for the
frst time also, learn that they have con-
sumpd tho flesh OF some six hundred
diseased cows since April last. The
State law provides a penalty of $lOo TOR
dealing III meat of this kind but SO far
the PROSECUTIONS have been very few. In
order not TO alarm the~wealthy class, the
Adce'tiser suggests that the traffic in
diseased beef has been confined exclu-
sively to "Stulnptowu," that portion of
Newark which is occupied by the poor.
Nothing Is said about the failure of the
Sanitary Committee to attend to its du-
ty, although there can be little doubt
that the responsibility tos sRch state
Of things rests entirely with that body.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-15
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
i RENCH & WEIBLEN Manufictur-
ers Daolers 4 in LEATHER & FINDINGS in the
Hollow, opposite Phenix Foundry, Main street, Ash
tahula, Ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES, PELTSAND CALF SKINS
Jast received, and for selo good an assorted
stock of y .-.f
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
as can be found in any Western Market and which will
be sold ON the most reasonable terms. hope make II
an object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturers
In the vicinity to favor with their patronage feeling
satisfied that sell them everything needed in their
business cheap be found III Cleveland,
Eastern Markets. thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss oftme. +le0.
All cordially invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that make
pleasure in seeing my old friends and tile public and
showing them my stock. Below give partial list oi
Spanish and slaughter, sole upper and harness Leather
spanish and saaghtcHkp French calf and kip; oak aud
hemlock calf and kip; collar leather and horse hides
mems and women's morocco band and acng leather
Innings, bindings, topping and rnssets.
. '.oi PIfNDiNGS. H@
Lasts pegs thread webb, Packards Ink iron and zin,
nails round head tacks bristes, avis hammers pihcers
sand stones rasps kpives 1oats size sticks and straps
let sets sicf-wheels stch-markers heel shaves edge
planes, strip avis welt knives elastic, heel ball stitch
ing cord lasting tacs heeland toe plates 6ootblackg
boot brushes, harness oils, and all kinds Of anshine
Irons. etc. ETC. FRENCH u WElBLEN.
Ashtahuh fS7t li63
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-EYnHY DAY,

0h.trifflug task. SO udtcn'douc, 7HO
Yet ever 70 be done anew !; F r... .r
OIL. cares which copae with every sun,
Morn uf)er morn the long year through.
We shrink beneath Thy paliry sway,
u The irksome cars vf every dny. NJ 1.rr
The restless sense OF wasted lpBwer,
The tiTesome rouud Of fliitlethings 5ulf
Are hard to bare. as hour by hour sy,
lis tedious iteration brings
Wh0'shall evade or who delay
The small demands OF every dayf nr
fiIc s,eady strain that never stops >
Is mighlier Than the fleroest shock 'f
The constant fall OF water drops a U
Wul groove the adamanins, rock
We icel our noblpst powers decay,
ln feeble wars with every day, "
All, more than martyrs auieole,
And more than hero's Heart o. fire,
Ne nsed the humble strength Ut soul ro
Which daily tolls aud ills requires u.
Sweet patience grant us, ii yon may,
An added grace for ever dav,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-15

List of Patents issued from the United States
Pa'ent Office Unio Inventors. for tue week end
Ing February H. 1874 and each bearing that date Fur
nished this paper by Cox Cox, Solicitors Of Patents
Washington. ID. O. tgl lG. t
Table. J. @, Miller ct al. Suubury.
Apparatus, for the Manufacture of Gas from
hydrocarbons j, Rigby. Portsmouth.
Land. Marker j. Cuff Emery.
Key Ring. w. #. jerks. Toledo
Window Shade. L. L. Johnson. Pnines-
Vile
| Combined Sod Gutter and Land Roller. G.
Leavitt Cleveland 1857
Churn. j. Borton ct al Quaker City.
Manufacture Of Steel. T.. Brooks. Canton.
Bed Bottom j. G. Cameron. Ashtabula.
Furnace Crate Bar r. G. Graves Barnes
vile. Jf'. 9di ~ I a"
Iron Bridge. d. Hammond ct al Canton.
Cloth Measure. L. " Hcnenway New
London.
Combined Milestone, Tram. and Level J.
Hutchns. Portsmouth. l rH- 's"
Knitting Machine. j. Leonard. Attica.
Screw Cutting Dryice. j. b. Low. Ravenna.
Portable Extension Fence. A. w. Ovcrh0l-
( ser Augluize County.
Wrench N. l.. Post. East Cleveland.
Washing Machine. j. Strase. Lee. %
Car Coupling, A. EruxeH ct al. Toledo.
Car Wheel w Wilmington. Toledo.
y Car-Coupling. l. B. Wilson. GAINESVILLE.
% Reissue.
Railway Car Brake. S. Blackwell. Clevc-
land fl rsG7 i-HHt.. .iTe " .It. 81 .t. H|
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-03-15

A contemporary thinks, says the Gin.
Gdaetts, the wide diffusion OF corruption
among all classesof the community, which
belrays itself in detalcations, Credit Mo
biIier developements, ETC., is traceable TO
the Influence of Paleyism. That is, that
Arcbdeacon Paley's selfish system OF
moral philosophy has demoralzed the
public. PalcY's theories may not be
sound, but we doubt if.the laie James
Fisk ever read them, or that Congress
man Brooks Kept Paley's works in the
New York Express office, or OH his desk
at Washington. The trouble with our
financial and Political adyei.iurers is, not
that they have studied an imperfect code
OF ethics, but that they ignore ethics
entirely. Utter want ofprinciple would
be The best secular, and total depravity
the most coEneot theological phrases by
which to dscribe the cause Of their de-
reistions. ta
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16
ELECTRICITYl
GREAT DISCOVERIES!
All Chronic Diseases treated with
unprecedented success by the
various Notifications Of Mag.
netisIn, Galvanfsm and
Electricity.

The List of Diseases which can be Cured by
Electricity, the Great Healer:
LIST. Diseases Of the brain and nervous sys-
TEN, congestion Of the brain, paraly ss, hemiple-
gia, many cases of insanity, neuralgia, epileptc
tts, hysteria, nervousness, palpitation Of the
heart, st. Vitus' dance, seiatica, etc.
I'd. Diseases of the eye or ear, opthalmia,
iritis. amauross, cataract, cross eye, impaired
vision, blindness, deafness, paralysis Of the
ear, etc.
Sd. Diseases Of the respiratory SYSTEM
swelled tonsis, throat diseases, cstarrh, aphonia
or loss OF voice, cough, consumption in the first
or second stages, influenza, asthma, bronchitis,
intercostal or chest rheumatism, etc.
4th. Diseases Of the digestive system, dys-
pepsia, collie, constipation in all forms, diar-
rhea, dysentery, diseases of the liver, spleen or
pancreas, fever and ague. cancerous affections
OF the stomach, iatulence, piles, prolspsus ami
etc.
5th. Cutaneous or skin diseases eruptions
generally, scrofulous sores, scald head, letter,
itch of the various kinds, leprosy boils, carbun-
eles. ulcers, salt rheum pustular affections max
ing their appearance on the face, etc.
9Th Diseases of the fibrous or muscular
system, acute or chronic rheumatism govt stiff
neck, lumbago, synaritis, hip diseases, curva-
ture OF the spine, cancers, tumors, polypus, con-
tracted or rigid muscles, etc
It'll. Diseases of the urinary and genital sys.
TEN, dropsy, gravel, diabetes, inflammation,
leaden, venereal diseases, and all kidney CON-
plants.
Sth. Diseases incidental to females and i'm.
potence, from whatever cause. are in every case
etectually and rapidly cured by our treatment.
Consultation and examination free,
No shocks or unpleasant sensa lions
felt.
OFFICE: Eureka House, Lacour street.
apl3-lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16

A NECESSARY GRowL.-We start out
after local items, usually, at six o'clock
in the afternoon, with about dozen
different calls arranged for on our note
book. Such being the case, it is not very
desirable to be button.holed in corner
and kept there an hour at a time-espe-
cially when the entertaining ~ party
has a long story to relate, the pith OF
which could not possibly interest over
half dozen out Of hundreds Of readers.
TIE CHARGE ON THE MoDocs.-We had
hoped to receive for this issue the result
of the discriminating charge on the Mo
docs, ordered by General Sherman, but
it was not received in San Francisco at
the hour Of going to press. Interesting
news from the seat Of war may be looked
for in our next.
The weather is getting warmer in
Phoebe. The nights had been cold
enough to make over-coats comfortable,
II not necessary.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16

The placer mining season has fairly
opened in Montana. Miners wages are
FIVE and six dollars day in dust. CON-
plant is made of scarcity of labor.
The celebrated Cable mine, of Deer
Lodge county, Montana, long closed by
an extensive cave, is being re-opened this
spring.
The smallpox is increasing in Salt
Lake, and has made its appearance in
Montana. We can scarcely hope to es-
cape it.
The season is very forward in Montana.
They have been eating early vegetables
up there for two or three weeks.
IT is charged that deaf and dumb girls
in the California Deaf and Dumb Asylum
have been seduced and debauched.
LEVI ANKESY has been elected Mayor
Of Lewiston, Idaho.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16

PIocHE BLooDs TRAvELING.-A CORE s.
pondent OF the Salt Lake Tribune writes
as follows from Eureka, under date Of
the 9th inst: &C Cur usually quiet town
WAS the scene OF considerable excitement
last night, caused by the arrival of three
dssperadoes from Phoebe named Thomas
Kelly Robert o Neal and Ben. Williams
The former, though young in years, is,
to Judge from his looks, old in crime.
They made themselves quite conspicu-
Gus during the day by entering houses,
demanding something to eat, place to
lie down, &c. Their conduct attracted
no particular attention until night, when
they tried to force an entrance into b. L.
Leduc's store, and when discovered they
fed, and the citizens pursued, several
shots being fired without effect. After q
short race Kelly was captured and rope
put abou. his neck. Rather than hang he
confessed that il was their intention to
rob the store of what they might need,
then SIT it on fire and leave. They
had also determined to kill the proprie-
tor if necessary to accomplish their pur-
pose. Had they succeeded in their hell
ish plan Of firing Leduc's store, it would
have involved the destruction of Giblin's
and Cameron's saloon, William Bakers
store and Philip Hornoise's meat market.
Williams and O'Neil are still at large,
but the citizens are still in pursuit.
CROPS ON THE MUDDY Only five or
six of the settlers on the Muddy have
put in grain crops this year, but the
yield will be heavy for the ground cult
waited. The wheat and barley are
already headed out, and Squire Logan
says he will commence harvesting his
grain in about three weeks. Vegetables
of all kinds are looking fine. The prom
Use is good for abundant crops Of fruit
peaches, apricots, figs, English gooseber-
ries and grapes. There are still thous.
ands of acres on the Muddy subject to
pre-emption under the State laws.
TERRIBLE DEATH OF A BuLLIoNyILLE
CHnD.-Yesterday morning, in Bullion
vile, little son of b. X. Morley, of that
place, fell into a tub Of boiling water,
during the temporary absence of its
mother, and after three hours of indie
scliable suffering death came to its relief.
II was sixteen months old.
Some of the outside justices of the
Peace are threatening to resign, because
they have not been supplied with and say
they cannot get copies OF the laws. Send
them to them, you whose business it is
to do so.
LONG. VAILAY DIsTRIcr.-Reporls from
this district, about rs miles southeast of
iioche, are very hattering Several
lodges are being developed, and the indi-
cations are constantly improving.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16

do you know came near selling my
boots the other day?" asked gentleman
of his sweetheart. " How so % Z" Well.
my dear, / had them half-soled.
IT'S said that William Tell shuddered
when he shot the apple from his boys
head, because the dear child had such an
arrow escape.
The fire companies OF Eureka are
quarreling with each other. A bad state
of affairs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16

j. K. MORTON has purchased the estab-
lshment Of Mr.. Goodrich, in Bristol Dis
tret. Mr.. Norton intends to establish
first class clearinghouse and saloon,
which latter will be well supplied with
me best OF wines and liquurs, direct from
San Francisco, over which be will preside
himself, while the culinary department of
the clearinghouse will be conducted by
mat cook Of all cooks, Sam Debart, for
merry OF the Cosmopolitan Hotel ut San
Francisco. Mrs. ]. Il. Norton will have
supervision of the boarding department.
NO ohinaman will be allowed about the
premises. Those who have occasion to
visit Bristol District will do we'll to con-
vince themselves that the accommoda-
.lohs and fare offered by Mr.. Norton, are
Secoha TO none in Southern Nevada.
1T Is well known fact that Dyspepsia
ana Indigestion are the causes of nearly
AL the diseases that the human body is
, heir to; then why pay enormous doctor S
Ti',sf BY using DR.. Henley's celebrated
l. Bitters they can be thoroughly
;srauicated from the system and new life
Impaired to the sufferer. Read adver-
usement in another column.
aovED.-The undersigned have re-
moved their stock of cigars. tobacco and
fancy goods to Jacobs q Sultan's block.
q lew doors above the old stand, where
.ney will be pleased to receive old Gus
u ro,ners and form the acquaintance Of
Ae" ones. S. Folk & Co.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. Frank Black
Cners 700 reward to anybody making a
NV se-oall keno at his game. There will
S Dc soo pool every Thursday and Sun
;ns evenings. Rooms, in rear OF Ham
nun saloon, up stairs.
We would call the attention OF our
'eaoers to the advertisement in another
I w OF the Brooks Sewing Machine
ina; ina, Q, New York; they advertise, what is
s nueeo valuable invention, a frst-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
Nor1cE.-If you wish to pass away a
lew hours pleasantly, call on Frank Black,
r us M heno Rooms, up stairs, in rear Of
h. hamilton's Saloon. The game will
opeh every afternoon and evening.
s,. WILSON 4 SoLoMoNs, dealers in cigars,
MeAlpin's. ~ A' :"
TOR Royal Havana and Louisville Lot
coy y tickets, 60 to H. NJ. Jameson, La.
NouI street.
Tor the very best Of dental work 20 to
" Nichols, Dentist, Main street.
wiederhold. mann 'e
FRESH Garden Seeds at Alexander's.
WILSON'S RESTAURANT, next to Halpin' 3
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16
". ". FEYlERMAN, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon,

Graduate of the Hahnemann Medical College
OF Philadelphia, and the Electrical
Institute of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16

TRUcKEE has violent and dangerous
woman, and wants to get rid of her. She
has been the instigation of several muir
ders, and the other day she dangerously
stabbed man named James Pagan. Her
name is Carrie Smith, alias Carrie Pryor,
alias "the Spring Chicken She is now
roosting in the county Jail.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16

A FELLOW who was arrested and convict
ed in Salt Lake of attempted rape, gave as
his own the name of citizen of respecta-
bility, and this villainously assumed
name went on the records. That was al
most as bad as committing the crime of
which he was convicted.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16

Adams Robert
Ashim BIZ
Arnold Geo W
Archer Il II
Alexander g Z
Bishop W W
Bradshaw Z L
Brannan Thomas
Boyd George c
Badger Henry l.
Breakey II Il
Boone Harvey
Byrne Vim G
Barnum Sam'l W
Blair Al
Bunyard W ii
Brannan NJ
Brown Alex
Corwin Y L
Cronan James
Callaghan James
Coffee Geo W
Coschina J NJ
Cotton Charles S
Crosman J s
Coleman r s
Cuno l. p
Clark DC
Craigue z A
Coffee W III
Cotton ii Ii
Clancy James
Donaghue Thomas
DeLacy $ W
Derpanghu Philips
Dolan NJ
Driscoll Daniel
DAILY Thomas
DAILY Charles
Douglass Ii W
Davis George
Ennis John p
Emanuel A II
Ely Andrew
Eckhoff VIM
Foye Thomas
Farguharson John
Felsenthal LOUIS
FunZalia Jose Del G
French @ C
Fulks ID A
Fish q ii
Gray Smith
German Geo Il
Goodshaw ii
Goodman W P
Gounley Henry
Garcai Manuel
German w L
Guilloz ]
Hoffman J
Hulbut Charles
Hunt A b
Hoey Owen
Hurdle Geo C
Halelrigg F
Hrkerson Isaac
Henderson q W X
Huber NJ
Halpin NJ d
Hamilton L
Israel G
Jones AID
James John r
Jacob II
lkisfle Vim TT
Kelley Orville
Knapp N A
kiesele George
knight G
Lynch John G
Leahigh " p
Long VIM Ii
Latiower Jos
Mcdonald OF
Mckee VIM l.
Murray ID
McKenny Geo
McDermott James
McCormic b r
McPhee James
McCluskey NJ
McKillip W II
Musser p G.
Mcdonald J c
Mcfarland John
Miller p B
Nixon N G.
Newland + NJ
Nichols S Il
O'Dougherty A b
Pattie John
Pierson James
Pierson W II
Pedler J r
Parrish Oren Z
Philson G +
Quillan Miles
Roeder John
Ryan Jos II
Rodriguez N B
Renme J N .
Richie Vim Il
Roussan Chas A
Rattcliffe J II
Rogers John
Rosenthal j
Sawyer George s
Schoonmaker f
Sander Richard
Shulzbacker A
Schopman Eugene
Straboni Philip
Schofield r G
Schmit VIM
Sides B +
Scott Russ
Simpson X W
Stoutenburgh 7 A
Thorp W II
Thatcher W II
Travis W s
Vernon Vim T
Van Hagan John b
Wiederhold G
Walker J i
Wright r S
Wamble Geo
Whyland d II
Ward ii
Wheeler Frank
Williams Wesley
Wescoatt N
Wand P II
Young A A
Notice is hereby givei
right of any Of the abov
ut the special election,
cinct School District
State Of Nevada, on the
Nineteenth d
A. d, 1873, will be hear,
in Phoebe, until Thur
OF April, A. d. 1873,
names are enormously {
are hereby requested to
have such error correct,
T. A
Justice Of the Peace
nant fnr D,1,lo IT,,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16
REGISTERED VOTERS
....Of....
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ONE,
PiocHE TOWNSHIP,
Lincoln County, Nevada.

Allen L L
Apple1y VIM o
Alexander S
Ayres ] b
Armada Ramou
Benner ii d
Blake Grant
Booth John
Birdsall q W
Barnes s C
Bacon l.
Down Joseph
Bass John NJ
Buck L A
Bishop A G
Banner IS
Bergstein II
Bourne X NJ
Craig John N
Connerton John
Church John
Carson ID
Cohn Adolph
Cenlin II N
Castillo Manuel
Colwell J A
Coffee VIM
Clark j c
Cohn ID
Curtis J z
Coon Al
Cartwright John
Duff J X
Dalmoe A
Dayton J d
Dolman W II
Davis George
Dwight J NJ
Dsf Charles
Davis ON
Douglass Daniel
Estes EFT
Eisenmann ]
Englis A
Emerson G T
Finley James
Prudential II
Foster JC
Fleming W Z
Featherston John
Fish ID A
Fem ] b
Glissan VIM G
Goldthwaite Geo
Grimes J ii
Griest Joseph
Greenwood J T
Gill G d
Goodspeed L C
HinZman J A
HinzelInan p
Hanley X J
Hintze Augustus
Hudnall w l.
Hunt J b
Hezlep VIM
Hetherington Il
Haynes Vim
Hardy D
johnson Robert
johnson A NJ
Hasten +
Kingsburry S A
Fitzpatrick G
kingman W
Livermore Chas q
Lucas j Il
Lichtenstein NJ II
Iovich C
McGovern James
Miller W W
Marshall b L
Martin Morris
McCarty Jas
Mcwilliams Chas
Murphy John
Marley W G
Morton Il +
Moran James
Mccormick j o
Mccall NJ
Mechanic Joseph
Nichols Y @
Rowland James
Patchen C Ii
Prior @ NJ
Poujade + C
Phillips Henry
Parkinson w II
Rogers W II
Roach d s
Rives Henry
Rhoades l. N
Rogers Orson c
Richards T
Roberts Ell
Rogers George
Smith J L
Shale A
Sultan Louis
Smith p J II
Sheath John
Sprenger b
Soule Frank
Sammis Walter
Sheehan Morris
Sands w
Solomons Louis
Thompson ii A
Thayer Hiram
Thornton II |
Voss Fred
Wilmarth L X
Woodruff Henry
Whepley Dan1 II
Wilson John
Wilson W II
Watson G W
White J p
Watts John
Wallworth Thos
Wright J W
that objections to the
named electors to vote
} be held in Phoebe Pre-
10. l, Lincoln County,
ny OF April,
before me, at my office,
day, the 18th day
nd all persons whose
ltered on said Register
Ippear at my Office and
l.
ST0UTENBURGH,
md ex-officio Registry
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California Restaurant
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.

TIME BUILDING AND FURNITURE, KNOWN
IL Is the California Restaurant, situated on
Lower Main street. il offered for sale or rent.
The whole will be sold cheap for cash. Apply
on the premises.
ap?.tf* LOUIS CIRECH
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16
Lost---$1O Reward.

1.-TWO PAIR OF BLANKETS AND A BUF.
Il falo robe were yesterday lost from wagon,
on the road between this city and the -Four Mile
IN. The above reward will be paid to any one
finding and leaving them at John Roeder's store,
Lacour street. ap4-1w~
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-16
FOR SALE.

A WELL FINISHED TENT. CENTRALLY
"A located, 14xl6, together with Furniture
complete. Suitable for . family.
Apply at this ONCE. spl51w*
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST H. 1873

for him to stay at home, if he has one, or
to do most of his loafing around his hash
house. Respectable people would then be
exempt from the annoyance q his presence.
We take it that no real lady or gentleman
would object to poor people in the cars
with their washing, washed or un~ashed,
or to wares OF any kind unless they were
carelessly handled. But some people are
altogether too elegant for every day use.
They should never appear on the worlds
great thoroughfare where they are liable
to be jostled by honesty. They should
stay at home and study out the great
problem of weak minds: "Will the mig
ger work without compensation
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14

alarm for their own liberties and plunge
anew into civil war. This has been pre-
vented by the firmness and calm temper
of the Republican administration and the
fidelity of the Southern people to their
parole. The Democratic dynasty now
seeks to renew its sway on any
terms. 1t proposes a partnership 70 its
most determined political enemies Nay,
it serves in their ranks and would have
made and established protective tariff,
and land and money bounty system for
the sordid privilege Of aiding in the act.
A few more desperate proposals, and it
will find its name and prestige burden
that no weak party can carry, and that
no strong party will consent to carry.