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The Portland daily press., 1873-10-07
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And after thirty years trial. the ''PAlN-KHLER''
may justly be styled the great medicine Of the world,
for there is region of the globe into which it has
not found its way, and none where it has not been
largely and hi ghy priced Moreover, there is no eli
mate to which has not proved be well adapted
for the of considerable variety of Diseases it is
admirably suited for every 1t has lost none of
its good by repeated trials. but continues to
occupy prominent position in every medicine chest;
and is still receiving the most unqualified testimonials
to its virtues, from persons of the highest character
and responsibility. Physicians of the first respect
ability recommend it Is most effectual prepara
ton for the extinction of pain 1t is not only the
best remedy ever known for Bruises, Cuts Burns, &c.
but for Dysentery or Cholera, any sort of bowel
complaint,it remedy unsurpassed for efficiency and
rapdty ofacon In the great cities of India and other
hot climates it has become the Standard Medicine
for all such complaints, as well as for Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and other kindred disorders. For
Coughs and Colds Canker, Asthma, and Rheumatic
difficulties it has been proved by the most abundant
and convincing testimony to be an invaluable medic
cine No article ever attained such unbounded pop
ularity. As an external and internal medicine, the
Pain-KilIer stands unrivaled.
ThirtyYears are certainly long enoug Oh time to
prove the efficiency of any medicine, and that the
PAIN-KILLER Is deserving of all its proprietors
claim for it. is amply proved by the unparalleled
popularity it has attained 1t is SURE and EFFEC-
TIVE remedy. 1t is sold in almost every country in
the world, and is becoming more and more popular
every year. Its healing properties have been fully
tested all over the world, and it need only to be
known to be priced. Be sure you buy none but the
genuine, manufactured by PERRY DAVIS & Son,
Providence, r. l.
B-S0ld by all Druggist. se3Osneodlm&w
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-07

Cod Liver Oil and Lime.-That pleasan
and active agent in the cure of all consumptve symp
toms Wil6or's Compound of Pure Cod LiUer Oil and
Lin,e' is being universally adopted in medical prac
tice. Sold by the proprietor, A. B. WILBoR Chemist
Boston, Mass. oc6eodsnlw
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-07

To Lei.
TTVHE commodious four storied Brick Store. No 67
Il Commercial St.-mmediate possession given
Inquire of ELIAS THOMAS g. CO.
No. 90 Commercial ST
Orof WV. THOMAS, Canal National Bank.
sept12sntf
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-07

nB These goods will be made up in manner to
give style to the young andcomfort to the Older to
please the wearer and delight the beholder.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-07

lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York 9Th, barque F Pearson, Gould,
Buenos Ayres; Endeavor, Mountfort, Cuba; brigs
Raven, and Lizzie Wyman, do; Gambia. Gilley from
Brunswick. Ga; Ernestine, Knight, Cadz.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 9TH, brig j Poedo,
from Sagua.
Sid fm do 5th, barque Daring, Grom Sagua) for
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-07
MEMORANDA,

Sch A Richards, from st Marys for Matanzas, en-
countered gale goth ult, during which the vessel
was thrown down and the foremost had to be cut
away. On the morning of the 22d, the edge of the
Gulf Stream she sprung aleak and filled in As min
utes. The schr Edward Waite, Capt Lee, from Ha-
for Philadelphia, after took off the crew,
with the master and his wife and two lady passen-
pers, and landed them at Philadelphia 4th inst.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-07

KOHLING is confident that even his
critical customers can find no fau t with
the goods he offers for their inspection
this Fall, knowing that they are salts
fled that the best articles are the cheap
est.
The Portland daily press., 1873-10-07

Capt Maett, of barque Clara Eaton, died 2ist ult,
of fever while the passage from Caibarien to New
York. His body was brought to New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-12

CT PRINTING DE ell kDps
kU1EhA SEAIINE- ga"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

The BOGARr case il even worse tor
the defendant than the most nnchar-
table Of his Pacific coast critics have
represented it to lie. We mad a half
,lefined notion that the alleged en-
l,ezzlempnt might be after all. IL tech
meal misrepresentation Of funds; Int
the following showing by the Wash
ington correspondent ct the Sacr''
mepto Rec vi reveals the fellow III
the light Of a mean. qniibli"g. mer
CHESS scamp. Says the said cores
pondent:
rhe arrest of Bogart has given
,.,ur local press some news items. Dnt
81 far as have seen they 81" not APP
,ear to h I'VE the facts that iei I" the
,rre-t. OF course they Will waste
no ~ ,n,n,thv ON an unworthy object.
If they know it. Bngart was !. paw
masters clerk on !. Government ~
crui,ing ship. and had charge OF the
f.. and KEYS 1t is legged that one
.lav he disappeared. and it was f"nnd
nm examination IF the safe that he
had taken S1O,NO IF general funds
md / mo If what i. called the ''slnsll
fund" being :ha savings "f sailors 81
ratiuns, etc.; that afterwards 1t was
.i,...,vere.l that he had made. a~nv
with about ST.. OND, ca: cred hv false
entries ON the hook. in all. S2S .Wn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

COMMENTING npon the recent aG-
vance. in freis ht tariffs 10y tue Contra!
Poetic r liiw"y Company, the Reese
River Rsreiftc says:
A prominent merchant OF this city
has made. il caicuiatlo. bv which III
demonstrates that goods dellveredl III
Aus iii bt railroad and team at the
present time. cost for freight only
iron, one. half to three f'urth~ OF u
CEN, less than wien transported the
entire distance 10y team. Ii this IL
correct it speaks but little for the
t.n,st-d advantages which were
promised to accrue to the State OF
Nevad by the construction ami
cnnri-ti"n Of the Central Pacilc
Railroad. and almost makes ns sigh
for the good old days OF bull teams
and prairie schuoners.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25
leave the case to the civil Courts.

leave the case to the civil Courts.
In answer to the charge in the Uni
ted District Court Bogart pleaded
that he was at the time of the com
mission of the ofsense in the United
States Naval service. and therefore
not liable in the civil Courts. hnt
ONLY to Naval laws and jurisdiction.
he having been arrested and ar
r,iened by Naval authority This
rlea was sustained by Judge Bene-
diet. and Bogart was discharged on
the ground that he was liable to pros
.cutinp By court martial. When
discharged he escaped ont III court
before he could he arrested hv the
Naval authorities. AMI has since been
"A fugitive from Justice He was reg
nlarlv in the naval force. havl g
taken the oath and entered into the
service. This bling so every LAWYER
knows that lie Is liable to trial by
conrt-martial. which mode of trial ne
selected by his plea before Judge
Benedict
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

SINGULAR. - The S.,u francesca
fA;. ,.i,.le havias charged it upon
Pickering of the Cal that he ell
pIoysa Chinese cook, there co"es
no angry, earnest denial of the '.or-
rnsiva oh tr.e from any justly indlg
n.nt Celestial; bnt. strange t" relate.
old Pi x. hi,u~elf affects to be In
.u,te over the allegation and uses
his own paper to resent it! What Is
this world coming to!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25


The Nr,s< thinks this estimate
may lie less than the real Enmher.
the ssvages being all migratory IN
their habits and therefore diiiicnit
to keep account Of That paper
thinks there il constant linking
danger from these Indians, peaceahle
AZ they ar and says:
In some instances these Indians
possess small patches OF ground 81
| their own. also considerable stock
..itI,.r bought OF raised. Mr. Gheen
has been so long connected with tins
tribe. talks their language )" h-nfiy.
AMI is so generally known among
| them. that his presence has always
h ii the effect of exercising great IN
tiueD..e in the settlement of fi.er
,,ifsicnlties. As Il rule. the Sii"
-hones are p~r compared t" other
Indians. AMI are in need of innr+-
are than the fortunate. ones l"' lied
in warmer climates. We attrlin'e
,nnrh of their peaceful dis'"'>lti""
md char ,ct..r to the care. which has
,lways distinguished :heir treatment
bv those in chang "i dealing ont
stores. etc to them. 1t l. nn''"ubt:
IL \ fact that they shnnld receive
VERY dollars worth allowed them !;
lbnt the strong Inlnd of antl"rl'y
.honll nlwa,s he kept over them
in order that VT. ESCAPE n war snci, rs
| has filed the pages 1T senSatlon
newspapers for months
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

TuH White Pine Ne rs has been
enlarged and il ~ neat and clrs" ~
a newly coined trade dollar. It says
of itself:
We are hopefully looking for
ward to the time when We can lS~'it'
u daily sheet. with telegraphic news
from all parts Of the world V
TIE Ne IS wall accept our congrat-
ulatious.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

DEATH OF A DIsrISGuisaED 9TH
ZEN OF IDAHO. Il L. Miller
Of Silver City. Idaho. died OF apo
plexy ut that place on the l1th inst
He was veil known in MORT ern Cal
ifornia, and had been resident OF
Idaho for eight or nine Years, nn'
year Of which. he filled the position"
Of Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court of that Territory. He Wa
regarded a. sound LAWYER. and wa
q genial, whole-~culed gentlem m.
Few Their. are who knew him III his
life time. hut will regret tue death
of "uick" Miller. He leaves .
wife and two chiidren.-Neu EHaor-
meHt.
MANY an old timer will regret Dick
Miller's going ont. No heart'sr OF
more generous soul than his ever
slowed under the atmosphere OIL
good fellowship
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

The ARiZoNIANs are Dragging
good deal on Crook and his proweSs
AS an Indian fighter. 1t will be well
for them to sing small for awhile
vet else the government will con
cluIe that he has done all that need he
done in Arizona aud ou9ht therefore
he ordered for dnty up in the palaver
beds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

Ex-senator COLE. who il supp"se's
to know, with exact and unr, hitting
precision, of Just what proportions
the Presidential sausage Is made.
and. to gnat's heel. inst how m"rh
red pepper General Grant uses with
his soft l,nil..,l eggs. has been sweet!
accommodating enough to Inform
the reporter Of the Att that I"
chief magistrate has gone TO ST
Lonis with the intention of fetching
M in Denver. from where he vii
90 to Chicago and that he Keeps
himself-loes the Pre-ilent-witIiin
strict and lletelegraphic reach
of the national capital We OF the
Pacific coast cannot too empilaticail,
congratulate ourselves npon being
the ra,<se.sOrs IF an x-Senator wi''
has the run not only of the White
House nursery bnt Of the White
House kitchen ~ we'll
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

SENATOR JoNEs'w "a in New York,
dining at Delmonico's, on or ahont
the 10Th. 80 a private letter Yesterday
received here SAYS. It was then
Thought he would survive the ericn
re,n >;u.finr AMI return here after
spending a dav or two in Cleveland
with his friends AMI relatives there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

Two BIRDS WITH ONE o1oNh-
SAY. a refreshing sniff If telegraph ::
A n"tori"u.ly bad Indian named
r .on. one If the most trouble
some. and dangerous ApAches on the
San Carlos Reservation. wa killed
few DAYS .go by another Indian IN .
difficulty concerning {. gsmo'ing
game. The hall that killed BAcOne
,,....,.i through his b.aiy and struck
o.utLer Iudi.u. killing him also.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

ACCORDING to the reports w"'c.'
reac., rs from the Raymond i Ely
H.rmes case there is now POURING
intn the blessed ears OF Jndg'
Fuller and the jury and the favored
citizens who en- come within eaI
shot of the forum of Lincoln conn
ty volume of forensic e!oqnenr'
over the dry anl arid wastes OF It'll
CATION. which is little short of AIS
ebullion from the very fountain
head of rhetoric and the depths
where flow the first pnre crystalline
mnr,nurs of an unadulterated and
perfect ,liction BIT it Is not all OF
lif. 70 spout nor all of celebrity Z"
be reported in the newspapers; FOR
our gallant friend, Col. Harry 1.
thornton. s.:s IL musila.e;i AMI a&-
gr.,vatiny mention throng,, a report
in the .iNs xnich calls him by the
inenpl,nninns name OF Harvey >.
Is that sort of blnn-
d-rin. which Is worse than mere
c,Ira:ess,ieSS-fur it carries with !!
the ignoring of one who has rlSnt
to regard himself IA rut wi. lily un-
known To- fame. Another feature "f
the ca,. i. the wild profu.ion "f
titles (nt;,er than mining ones
which are related - it. There are
Mt !..sS. two Cu;u,ei>; and of judges
tl,er. is No cad. Esen Bill Bishop
sni Tom Wren nave been trans
formed into we.lrers of the Ermlne.
p.rie,. too. he. i, IL judge; anal OF
course the tx judges come III for all
the handles they ever were entitled
to. This gives rs Judge Mesich
Judge CARRIER, Judge Hardy. Judge
Kelly and. we believe. Judge itlves.
How MANY more we don't know
probably never shall kno" TIL TIE
next census Is taken No ,loubt this
il IA humping big case; and conpnt'
ing the gathering volume OF elo
onence by the usual word S,nSes.
anil starting in with the estim 'tes
and dat, already furnished by the
reports of the opening speeches b'
Thornton and Bishop, by the time
the Language needed in befu'ldling
the int-lli gen: jury has been perc"
lated through the minds of Wrs'
and Perley and been eliminated. re
fined, polished. ~ee.lel ont and NJ
tered bv John Carrier. Dick Me>lrk
and Jim II ,r.lv. we shall get some
thing which will exhaust the AL
irrtives of II generation and bank
rnpt the English grammar Of H.
more expressive and uneqnlvocal
aoverbs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

1.-The fit:..St place for man to die
Ia " here i,.. dies tor man. 30 s"ii
Il ,c,u If We ~ NOT mistaken Dut
tn.. itt..st place, when good at ""1m-
min IA where tiis. swimmer urOWuS
for Women. 70 beS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

,.oyEkNoR Bora Is III Great Salt
Lake. City. W..nt there III company
with Sam B,wles Politics have
made. very reckless person OF Mr..
BIO, |, or lie wouldn't l'e knocking
the world With 10 leaky y
vessel ~ Sam Bnale les.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

We are doomed to disappolnt-
meut sir Ss.unel Baker still Ives
and seenls likely to he spared to III
tI,,.t another book of African travels
and Mnnc..&u>en yarns upon pa
t,..ut and suti,ted reading public.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25
THE SHOsHONES.

From q very interesting article on
he Shoshone indians in the White
Pine N<srs of April 10 We make the
I flowing extracts:
From Lew A. Gheen. who has
been in charge of the Western bands
i 49, tril,+ we are indebted f"r thu.
following table, which will be OF
,se .,s ia piece. Of Information careful
~ collected nv him at the request oi
the Government:
;uby vsil,s. Elko aud White Pine counties ' ~
rrr-irrthn--
Newark or ellison Valley. White Pine county ~
,s,.e. = .nsun EIrshs and VICINITY Eure>a .,o
county ......--..-..--. ---------- -
,u,tin and vicinity. L,aie. county ....... 2oo
Re se River yall,y IN lone. Lander oun'y lou
ir ass Valley. Lander coisAty -.-.-------.c Q"
C,-tez District =. .-.-.-.---- 90
,fiurr,l tiiii. Elko county. re
Big smoky Valley. Lsni-r and Wye counties i?o
Monitor Nye county. ---.....-- -
BelnI III. and vicinity. Sye county -.-.-.-- @eu
Hot Cr-t K District, .--.-.---.
Reveille District, --.-.-..- o.
Du:k Water Valley and Curran Creek Nye
is,,I;iton. Treasure City and vicinity, White
~! .,.r 80
- ~ v.ii.r w. county $50
Robinson district .---..---. -.-.-.-.:--.. ~
B!, K creek sIi vicinity tot+ptoe Valley.
White Pine county. -
S-h-li Creek AL vicinity toteptoe NateH,
Pagan Valley xni vicinity White Pine Co -
Butte Valley. Eiko and White Pine counties =
'p ~. ,: AN, eco
Pr most White PM. IN ling Gosh 'otSj
snake Valley. oo
Drep Creek ant Warm Creek. line OF ttsh
aiIu Ncvaut -
r.yr ,lI--v Patterson District. No county 81
Clover Valley near Wills station. e. r Is
r., Elko county .--...--.'.-- ."
Flo and al ~ THE iiu,- 81 the HtliFosa'
SOW
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

T1HE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
fore existing between H. g. Mason, ):
cheney and n. u Chanberlin. under the Err
name IT Mason. Cheney Co, II thus Gay ois-
s.,'', tn ann. The business will hereafter b
e.rried on BY H i. Mason and n. D. Cham
hrrlin. under the irm anne OF Mason Cham,
brrlin Who will pay all bills. and to whom Al
~ ,nn.t h. maid H. &. MASON,
wv JOHN r. CHENEY.
n, d. CHAMBERLIN.
Osxson City. April -. 1873. spAlIm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED no THE
a 10 Hrm Of MASON. CHENEY CO.. are
feQoeated 70 call AMI settle tneir scc' onts an
rider that We may balancn our books and MAKE
. new departure. ~-.r,~
c.,,on CITY. Apsil -. 1878 sp90-l0
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

o,xson City. April -. 1878. .
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-29
=
Mrs. Scott.SiddOns,s Return.

Mrs. Scott Siddons gives to her friends i'll
this city the welcome intelligence of her
return to America, sailing from Liverpool
about the 10Th of October. During her
winter soiourn in this country, she will visit
us, we are reasonably assured, many times,
and the Springfield public have so warm an
interest and friendship for this gracious
lady that we know they will be glad to get
thus early intelligence of her intent. Mr..
and Mrs Scott Siddons, as we learn, will
be accompanied on the voyage by remark
able musician, who makes his first acquaint-
ance with America under their auspices;
namely, Master Henry Walker. This lad,
only / years of age, has been awarded by
Sir Sterndalc Bennett, (thc "Starwood Bur
ney" of that wonderful music romance,
''Charles Auchester'') and the board of en-
aminers of the Royal academy of music, the
silver medal for piano-forte. This prize is
the highest mark of honor and distinction
the academy can bcstow. The boy recent
| " performed by special command before the
queen and royal family. 1t is said his tai
ents are as marvellous as were Mendclsso-
Inns at his age. He will undoubtedly prove
his abilities in Springfield, this coming sea-
son To return to Mrs Scott Siddons,-
she has read but once or twice publicly, but
she has recited before royal and noble au-
diences, by request, very frequently during
her stay in her ancestral country. Twice
in July she read before the Princess Louise
and at private party at Lord Hertford's
and again at the marquis of Wcstminister's
for charity, where she won for the OBJ
iect in purpose between two and three hun
drcd pounds, and received this compliment
tary note "rhat the sincere thanks OF this
committee be given to Mrs. Scott Siddoni
for her generous kindness in consenting t.
give u reading at Grosvcnor house on Fri
day, the sth of July, in the presence of II
r, H.. tho Princess Louise and many mem
beers of the mobility; and they would als'
| desire to express their appreciation Of he
; great and unsurpassed genius" -Four day
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-29

In passing up and down one of, indeed.
think may call it the principal street in
London, the pedestrian, if n person Of any
observation, will have seen a brewery where
two large black ravens were always seen
pacing about the yard, or tapping their
heavy wings as they dropped from barrel to
barrel. But for long time past there has
been only one of these birds there. What
has become of its companion know not;
but, pass when l WILL there l see the one
in all its loneliness perched upon the top
most barrel of the pile, the most abject-
looking creature that any one could behold.
The raven is an ill-omcned bird; that is,
its presence and its dismal croaking are said
to betoken harm some people will tell
YOU death; and so the raven never has been
and | suppose never will be favorite.
Now, whenever | see this raven perched on
his barrel, say. "You are in your right
Mace, old chap" Let other ravens flap
their wings and utter their melancholy
croakings amid the woods and groves in the
dead of night, he, in the following his vo-
cation. sits pcrchcd upon his barrel, the
omen of the evil and death which surround
him on every side. | sometimes wonder if
this is of a reflective mood; for, if so, he
has plenty of time to reflect ard abundant
matter for reflection. As he sees the iull
barrels 20 out his musings might shape
themselves thus; "Therc goes nine-gal-
Ion caslS of headache, and there barrel OF
heath, ano her of ruin, another of murder,
etc and then as the empty barrels return,
he can look over the gates and see ii each
has been successful in its mission; nor need
he look far nor wait long, for just yonder is
where many Il murder has been committed
through drink, and all hours of the day are
to be seen the effects of the contents OF
these barrels. Every night come pouring
along the shoals of youths of both sexes on
the high road TO ruin, and the police are
constantly passing with those who have
fallen under their power from the same
| cause.
| think the raven is the best sign the
brewer or liquor seller can adopt what
a good thing it would be if every public
house had a raven thus percheo on It's oar
and depicted on every barrel, AS the omen
of death and forewarner of danger to all
who drink
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-29
The Rich Russians who are Emil
grating 10 Dakota.

lr the year 1909 number of Germans
settled near Odessa, Russia, and at that
time were granted many privileges by the
Russian government, such as exemption
from military service and the free use of
the German language. Since that time
these rights have been taken away from
them, and they were compelled TO speak
tho Russian language and do military ser
Vice the same as any other subjects of the
Russian Empire. They therefore decided
to emigrate TO this country, where they
could enjoy liberties denied them in Rus
the old country and settled near Yankton
Dakota Territory, and they were so well
satisfied with our laws and the pro
ductivcness of the soil that they were soon
followed by six hundred more. Another
instalment of about five hundred recently
arrived in this country. These parties are
veil wealthy, and are said to be worth over
two millions of dollars in the aggregate.
The richest as well as the most intelligent
in the party is Mr.. Phillip Jossman, who
has with him about 100000 in cash but
others arc also very wealthy, as for exam
pie, Mr.. Cries, who is worth about $780,
900; Groshaus, $4,000 sons of Groshnus,
$4,000; Hoffman, 100000; Socrr Broth
ers, S35, 000 Jossman, Brothers, SIS, 900;
Bender, S20,000 German. 100000, and
many others who are worth from $500 to
$4,000. As they are all experienced
of Dakota will be of immense benefit to the
| Territory.