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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

MAsoxIc.-LThe Grand Comman.
derry of this State met at Muncie
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. Sir E. D. Palmer of this
city was elected e. g. Commander.
Our city has now the honor Of hav
ing at present the Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge, and the Grand
Commander Of knight Templars.
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4 Ahress Sumber &c IN tlsmes aud ladies
veil known ID the 6ss;-slaSery movenent 81
this country haye united IN . request 10 Mr.
Vim. Lloyd Garrison. tAsa be- will not any
loagef postpone he work of preparing his
autobiography. Mr.. Wendell Phillips eoss
not Join in this prayeY.. Mr.. Gsrrison re-
piise thst shissnksa bealta rsudess the
ascoaplishnent 81 this purpose soihey hat
saeertsin, but holds out hcpes that he nay
Jet uAdsrhks IL. s.tT. -
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FREE RELIGiON.-The Progressive
Lyceum meets every. Sunday 1t r. N, in
Lyceum Hall. We cordially invite all the
lovers Of free thought and free speech, on re-
ligious matters, to come and bring their
children and join with as in our exercises.
We iaonre all crseis Of every kind, and teach
honesty, purity, truthfulness, Temperance
and kindness - the essentials, l5tf
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The obisuarian who isrks sweet poetry fcfl
the Philadelphia Ledger lad 3 -roIgh time -
making rhyme FOX the too prevalent disssss
ri the season, bat aaalg produced the fol-.
os Hss sanis at4te HAsss 81.
BaAe life 20 lSot q:
SAe was Afflicted With ths, esrshro-
Spinal meningitis. Peg s'#sFss 1z'
'7h hard 10 lose our litth Sallie %,
r87 Bat the rslsseion swsetia.
1hatshs hes kone whsEs there's 10 ssreAro.
Spinal msninHitio.
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A Hayerhill clergyman married . ccupls the
other day. The groom was tan stripplna
whose weight with al his welding 6xiaGs
on was ninety-seven poands, while that Of
the buxom bride rwas two hundred ard ten.
They both aeclared that ~lhey shad loved
through iAiek Snd this. Win ths nlaistes
looked at the scrip be receivsd.Sor the Job be
thought It Vas pretty thin ,.*gsa, 8
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a CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

n answer TO numerous inquiries,
fssasane tksS o1sss I rfopoas 70
pursue, Il elected to the responi
BE ohles Of Mayor, I Win brieAy re-
ply, That, % far - Il Hes within my
power. I shall endesvor to enforce
arigid economy IN the administrA
lion q the City Governnlut,- re-
duce taxation to the lowest point
consistent with the needs Of . grow
ing COMMUNICATIVE extension and
improvement of streets, and similar
HscEssrr1Es; set aside . sinking fund
to meet maturing obligations; en-
force the liquor Law, and Az 9TH
ERs, necessary to the morals and
protection of the city; oppose oil
manner Of 'sringo' and cliques,
whereby the few are benefited, and
the many wronged. Ishall also "a
vor the equal distribution Of city
labor among all classes, as far Of
practicable These are my PRESENT
primo pies, and shall be my ruruRl
ones. Respectfully,
WILLIAM l. JOHN,
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l.. A large number Of saloon keepers in Ran
Aolph CSsHy. sho bad ibai4llssts pssdiag
Soesvislsttssse tAssld tsn1ssasea ~. are
happy over tlefact that the Law Was rspsat-
cd withsst any provisions for tleiF prosecu-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

RsD MEN's BALI.-We want our
readers to read that the Red Mems
Ball will come off at Lyceum Hall
on the l4th instant Monday night
The price Of tickets have been Put
at the rate Of One Dollar for the
Floor and 25cts for Gallery. As
this Ball is to be the last Of the
season, the Managers have spared
no pains or expense in making II
the BRsr. Good order will be pre-
served. and good time generally
will no doubt be the reward of all
who participate.
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Sssiioa FIN II ~ snes6sd sshee1 ~
provides. Ths Csanss Cesssil u sssh h.
ssspossasA ely. ax11ns Bard - 1sssAsss
u saeh. hssspdtslsotewn = nh DlAas, sASn
u thsis arss regular oestis b ths nesth
= sApeil = ~ psvssse ysas, sisct tArss
sebsel Trustees. Who shall hold their o1ass,
90, twp and thrss pears rsspecsivsly, as
saii Trustees shall dstsruine BY lot q ~
fine u their organization. and asnsiliy
thsresftsr shall slset one School frsssss
Who shall hold Lis oiBes for three yssrs.
Said Trustees shall eosstitats sths schssl
board oithe city Or tows, All bsfoes salss.
ing upon the dlties Sf their sdBes shal ssks
An oath faithiuiiy 10 disshafss shs Aatiss q
the sams. Thsy shall asst Thin 6ss dAys
sEtef shsir slsesios and ssgaaiss - siestisG
90 81 their nsnher PrsssdsaA, uss 6sereas-
~ sDd one Tssssursf. Ms Trasasw bsfSse
sutsfssx sros the duties u hir od3ss, shall
sxecuts = bosd 10 The secsPtsnes ~ shs
County Asdisos, cosditiosal % II eriisasy
o0eiai bosds. with n hast two ssl6ri nj
Ire held 0arstiss, y ho shah not b members
LET said Board - spn poa lass than doubls
the anoast Of money. which Hy como In
| .fA:. ~. ~. p...:s.-.ss 49,.
sAsll each give bonds with lfks sureties, 70
b approved by the County Auditor. 10 any
sum netlsss than one third Of The Trsasursr's
80. ~. .-..-...,. 49,. :. ~. ~..-.-
$500 q ~ ~ !. .. n..-s = -
- a II. -. -. - -. -.
.o,.n......s,.a.A.ua-..;se., ~ 49,,
.1l,-.-.~..,.s - - ~
1900. r.. -, -. !. - nc-,,' y
a.hnol r,,.ss.. .h.u 8. ana :. -. o..
C.,,.u .e... -. ~. p...s~ :,
$3.50. !, ~. 49,.
- s.,
A..ne,al ee,dit;o. Of h..;n.e. th,ou.h
ont ~ country i attr.e,ipe he atssption :
IN tho.ehtful msu. while there srs man,
causes operating 70 create condition o
st,ingsncy and distrust. We cannot y,
that they are not such as may not. ~ jasi-
eidss ma M cement, b leld within eostroI
and the passed smbarassment be avoided
i The situation at large = but he rsssk Of d
| condition Of Individual men and hfms, IN
Il bshooves each man 10 correct and avoii
/ errors, asd itAus bsttsr the cssditions OF bus
mess at large. We need sssductioa Of In
. debtedssss, . eurtailinG Of. credits. 40
prompt settlement Of obliGatieas. The tss
men Of large cash resources sxesptsd. Is
obvious thata mans ability 70 pay pronptl
depsnds upon the prouptr ess With which
hinsslf IL paid. aad il shosA be equall
! oSvieaa that promptness in hin helps ID
sans IN others. When debt is admitted
b valid and i due; and the person owirg
: lie able 70 pay, il Is dishonest 70 cause dsla
, and demand time for unnecessary veri0ca
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.............
n Sm.l, n.a ac.in tsken com
-. Co.. ~, w.t.-f,...
u'suo - 0ie0u Aou"s
uso = .ov. "a 5ss
% u - ~
fie -
John Sufrins has the latest styles
OF Spring Hats-the finest and
Des~ ~ ''A : ''A1 wy
You don't have to chase the Ma
pie Molasses You buy at Rattrays
all over your plate to get . sop.
It's thick and good
B. W. Elliott, Mr.. Hugo, Dr..
Mcintyre and Mr.. Chaplin, have
formed q joint stock company fek
manufacturing furpitur& 49,.
~ ms..n ..scL,- u..a.
Nursery, has reduced the price of
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines. Go
there and buy.
Sorino ~. o,eo.d n earnest !
and she let.~t s,visa - Ronnete
Hats, DC, are found at the Millins'
cry Store Of Mrs. S. A. Il:f Davis's
on Moth franklin.
= E-o.h Msb oca Ma.t.-H.rn
.ra R-ssaf.et Reccn-sIl' k;rdei ,of
SEQ, 'Yepetahlas. e, constantly
n hsrJ 81 4he ..E,,ltnn MorLatn If
Wiggins &lMcWmnney.
We ara undar obl;oa+;ona 70 g
p Elatchor "a +bs .slfs, C+ora for
n.ner ~ aevanoratad" neachaa
They are. hettar No th;nf than
the canned article. Try them.
a. W Simmons e ALWAYS pre
pared to furnish all who call with
wood and coal. lime. cement and
everything YOU may need in the
vase line. Give him q call
80
We are gfaane9 y AGAIN seeing
o H.en4 a. n. M1ler on tne
ter. and we trust nleasant weathe,
will restore him to good health.
]. Zeyen & Bro. have certainl,
the best stock of clothing goods il
the city. 60 there and get YOU
oPIlng SUITS: Iney never nan Il
they always supply the BEST of ever,
thing in their line.
Number of letters received at tn,
Richmond Postoffice the last weel
OF March, lS73-o,49l. Amount o
s.smps a caac eo curing 'ne sam
~ 1ettos s1 ~. .nnn m,o1a - goo 0'p'
Eorooh,, Mo,a ~ re.
aelsi';as a. a -. -
ths4 t..roia ~, 10 :ee E:~h sno"
e. 11 1oas Mm ~ ~ Noa -
IL a VIZ. nSd .1s . uay - 10y n To-. -
a;sis a - n, ~ - n.s ..e. ~ ~ . q
5a.;.a J, .aS III WI ~ =" - "
- .Ler ~ '" "1'"ous e
, VI r.h
~ ..
Araut' ana ms groceries are Tres
and very good, and he is selling
them ct fair profits. Good Butte
D E~os Fru;ta and veoet.bIa. =,
2 .,.-s
: "" " "A"''
D Remember the place 10 purchas
> sHo e.Ia,es. A''u oes. " sese'.oie'
10 AZ L. ID. McCuiiough's-Prlc
1 B!ock-where you will also FIN
the best selection OF. Flove Ge
. .ni.,,r. o,,.m.n,aI ra.s p,.n,,
~ 1''
&C.
i To the P!ummer corner fc
Drugs. Medicines, and ever
thing usually kept in . first-clas
Z Ts. p;olo. H.. .".s d aSsson1o.
to contribute to the Longevity ,
the human race by pleasing all,
= possible IN Goods and Price's.
= Ritter q Vickery, whose mon
!, ments We noticed two weeks ag
y are plepaI,ne 70 efect a. : sp,eno'
Cis,;sr ls,e G,;ss rnn;a..- ~ :,
Fire Department of Ind:anapoli
Z. The handi-work Of Richmond 81
nFnnAREV
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Henry jay, whilst hauling lumber
yesterday. was severely hurt in the
shoulders and breast. -
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Carpets best in. Uncle Sans
homestead at 270 Main street. &c
90 Eorkner's. Nil
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Z .iF 800 - .i1ro-s3 IisS.
There have bean some yery Wild
opinions IN regard to the efficacy of
the transfusion u blood Gustave
Lenattre reports the following ex-
peEinents: voc D stsIv .g8v s1sa
The first experiment. WAS tried on
. min aged ~. he WAS beheaded
ct 8 O'Clock N The morning; eleven
hours later IN tace Hf nriitability
had dis1ppe1xed o1ton mostiof the
muscles of the bodNa 1niection in
to the muscles wssb begun ct F9.1D in
the evening; the qusntity at blood
(which the operator took rom his
own veins1 was enough fcf1a 5isni-
ted part o. che body; he therefore
confined hseGpeEiment 20 the hand.
Injection was, made by the artery in
which the pulse . usually sought, q
little above the wrist and, Of course,
IN the direction Of The fingers; il
was urged q frst 41itc f1st, then
slowly. The blood which went in
bright colored, passed out dark
from the vein, - Is the case in life.
The operation continued thirty five
minutes, aHd tn ndnates after that
time, irFitability. had feturned; o
movement mit TIA muaoles of the
hand could be aFti6cially excited.
| With tho second subject mice
ton Of the blood 81 i healthy dog
was made; ne blood Md besn first
| deprived Of its Icoaguhble qmatter,
and beaten mp IN the air. there was
about pound Of it. The subject
was strong man, 40. years old
Death had occurred At 8 O'clock in
the morning, at 1925 n the even
| ing rigidity waUcpmpleta without
. trace Of reontraetahility under the
influence Of stimulus, The arm
WAS amputated, and at 11:2O Brown
Sequar6 effected injection by the
brachiaf artery. The shin at first
| took q ivid colorpbutvmy soon the
roots Of the hair greweeact giving
the effect Of goose Aeah, as it il
called This, artificial circulation
was so entirely successful that the
veins on tie back Of the hand pre-
scented . blnishl ting5, u beating
like that, Of the pn)sef lifted the
main artery ef tha wrist muscula,
life revived; tie fingers soon los!
their stiffness and Etu 11:45 irrita-
l1,:I:&- - = ~.<..sxs.s--asa n .S.s A..
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The pert misses Of San rrsneisco gram
mar school have netfnied against their prin-
eipal, who. to do them justice, would seem 10
Be an iEneramus gpsssally. TheRbIs grew.
sion Of one of them ~ . reporter. ave hsts
him. He don't know anything he's not
peat he , fool. and ], told hsn se-hs didn't
tmsll good !" :
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4 leanu,eaR 49,. -. Hc..x
-~.e.A-R1er- 80, -. T-.r s.
Mr-I1fQrT
yr. Henry Peter6 l1a farmer who
lives, OF di4'Ete I'M - A1ghk in
. csnfoEtabla Ia houean n Gross
Point mile north a H Jefferson
ayspua His nj1y. p0gqted a
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| Go to Rattray's for your Gro
scsries, vegetables-chesp and
Good.
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Maple Avenue, is to be graded
and paved.
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Is ~GM.PETTENGIL Z CO.,
4sPark Bow New York.
Are the Agents for the Richmond Palladi-
ani, that city, and are authorized TO con-
+ teaet for inserting advertisemsnts for ~ At
{ lowest cash rates. Advertissrsin shat city
Z ere rsqnssted 10 leave favors with them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

! ScnooI BoAED.-Jerry Hadley, Paul
Graf and A. Samson, were elected
School Trustees for the ensuing
year by the Council ct the meeting
on Tuesday night last.
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$84,963 "a the Treasurer reports
a. rsssiPtsfor March, and S6;z55 81
Observation-Disclosures in Treas
Lwyys78, 707 81.
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The ordinance relative to throw
ing ashes in the streets, was read q
second time and referred TO the
Street Committee.
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- OHcs open from 1:so 4. \. 70 f:o0
IN. On Bunaay, from zoe to 1900 An
b. ". DAVIS. P. n.
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Ons of the most substantial
Banks In our State is now the
stRichmuLd National" The Board
for the present year, is composed
Of G. F. Coffin, s. r. Virgins,
G. W. Barnes, W. j. Scott, VIM
Parry, ]. r. Howard, Ellis, Thorn
10, +. Patterson. C. C. Binkley.
The Board elected Chas. F Coffin,
Prest and G. FL. Coffin, Cashier.
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Subscribeforthel 'alladiumandpay
fmiHnadvance. usr
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For School purposes for the en-
suing year, Is cents on each 500
valuation and Is cents on each poll,
we're the rates fixed.
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7 NO
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The hrst news-carrier. Noah's
Dove.
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No. arrives l,tats Line 1t 9;55 p. M, and
No. 10 ct e;loa. n. No. leaves Chicago
Daily, except Saturday. No. 10 leaves Rich
nond daily, except Sunday. and Lo-ganspors
for Chicago daily. No ; ..lsaves daily. except
Saturday and Sunday. All other Trains run
except Sunday. ,,vrna
GenI Passages and Ticket Agent.
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Forty two arrests, wsre reported
for March.
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noUa.s.

One1nnasi, thrUugh......
Cln0innatiand way ....
chicago, through........
0Aisaeo aad way........
OUlambus and way 80.
DAytoa and way ........
Indiauapolis and thrcugh
tndisaapoiis and way.
Winchester and way.
- Asbs ,Nsaday. WsaneadAJ
= Nlday.
B1oomi.esport, Tuesday
4nu3oay 81 SATURDAY
College Cornsr, Tuesday,
: = and Friday.
: rlibssaEsosts Monday and
Sri Friday.
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@. n. - TT. WAITE n. n.
Josna soUrH.
Freight -. s;eoan nxylsss -. S;4spm
Mail. ..... S;o0pm Van 80. 80. s;a9em
Txpssss. ls;lesm Freight, -. s;zSpm
g uAiLs-Arrival and Departure.
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| OH1Aws ] VAVo1.
I, o0amI6.00 an
Il1.45 amIS.e0 pm
Toe pmllO.4Sani
100 pUll2.00 N
| 500 pmI7.O0 am
/ $50 amI5.30 am
1.3o pml3.oo pm
| 7.so pnIleo.4sam
1ll.so .sIu.es n
f''e n|'.'' ?.
|n.o nlls.sspn
500 pnl7.oo am
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Epr4eD Please announce ny
uaue q I eandidsts for the Nayoralty at The
nexs Nay election, subject to the nomination
a ths Republican party.
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Pacific Coast.
SAN Francisco, July

DAN IhANClS,o, cuiy 81.
The officers of the Taxpayers Conven-
ton refuse to tell anything about the
nominations, but in addition to those
above mentioned, it is understood they
nominated Henry Carleton, Jr., for Sher-
if; NJ. Ashbury for Auditor; D. J. Muir
ply, District Attorney; for Surveyor H
Gardiner; Public Administrator, S. Mey-
err; County Clerk, VIM. Harvey.
The Liberal Reformers last night nom
mated Ashbury for Auditor: Alex Austin,
Tax Collector; J. A. Bauer, Treasurer.
The Republican Convention will prob
ably make municipal nominations. The
vote yesterday referred to the proceed
ings of that session only.
The Legislative ticket is to be made up
first. ..-+.
The Taxpayers met in secret session.
1t is reported they nominated for Mayor,
Horace Davis.
Twenty-Five Chinese women, brought
by the steamer, were sold at auction to.
day. Young girls brought as high as
$3.50 each. Old and middle-aged, from
800 to $3.50. They were all consigned
to one of the six Chinese companies.
Thomas Welham, living on Clemeiitini
street, committed suicide by taking poi
son. He had been i'll for long time
He took opiates yesterday, and told hi
daughter that his family was provides
for, and he would sooner die than liv
longer. From this it 10 supposed tbs
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-30

ers charge their illness to the water. The
disease is distressing. but, in the form IN
which il prevails here is not dangerous.
L Enterprise.
OTTo GREENWOOD, who is employed IN
the Mint at this place, is brother OF
Jules GREENWOOD who committed suicide
in San Francisco night before last-being
driven TO desperation by sudden and
heavy losses sustained i'll his business as
a stock-broker. Mr.. GREENWOOD Wen: TO
san Francisco last night TO ettend the
funeral of his brother. There is much
sympathy felt for him here.-[ Carson
Appeal, 10Th.
The friends of j. C. Currie will be
panied to hear that he was still lying in
a very critical condition yesterday. Be
was delirious all day yesterday-doubt-
less in part due to the very strong opiates
given him--and it was therefore hard to
know his exact condition. As he is
possessed Of very robust constitution,
his friends hope that his strength may
endure to wear out his disease-erysipe-
las.-[ Enterprise.
JOHN CLARE, charged with having in
flicted injuries upon Henry (General)
Cass, which cansed his death. and whose
examination commenced day before yes
terday before Justice Young. was ac-
quilted last evening about 4 o'clock,
there not being sufficient evidence to
warrant his being held to answer.-[ Gold
Hill News, 10Th.
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he took an overdose OF poison, puIposely
10 cause death.
CARSON, New, July %,
Water was turned into the pipe and
fume of the Virginia & Gold Hill Water
Company for the first time to-day. Itis
expected that the fluid viii be in Virginia
by Saturday evening next, provided there
are no accidents. One piece of.pipe gave
way to-day, but it was owing to a sheet
Of very rotten iron. The break was re-
paired during the afternoon. All is 60
ing ON favorably at present. The Water
Company were served with an injunction
yesterday by the farmers Of Washoe
Valley, restraining them from using the
water of Franktown Creek. A hearing
will take place next Tuesday before
Judge Harris. at Reno.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issrrn
ID out of the District Court in and sor t1s
County of Lincoln. State OF Nevada, and 10 ma
Inc directed and delivered. for n Judgment rem
dered in said Court, on the 3lst day of NAV A. n
1873, in favor OF the State Bank of Nevada ma
against the Phoebe Champion Mining Comrsny
for the sum Of one thousand, six hundred ana
thirty-seVen and 6-l00 dollars damages. toqetbe,
with six hundred and thirty-six dollars tax costs
and all accruing costs. have levied on the fol.
lowing properly. to wit: The Phoebe Clampion
mlne, situated on Papaca Flat, Lincoln county
Nevada, containing feet, tOgt ther with bsy
horses, bellows, anvil, ore cart, | vice
smoke-pipe and forge, lantern, 2 barrels. within
and within rope, iron wheel barrow b ladders
pieces square timber sxlg, | lot shaft timbers
fitted, work bench, 2 trussels, pieces of iron
the mine, shaft, and timbers inside Of shaft, in
GLIDING hosting works, l blacksmith shop 4
pieces lumber 2x4. 2 ore buckets, / wind fan, /
stable, set whim harness, chair, l fork, 5
shovels, Ratchet, broom. cross cut saw, 9
windlas barrels water barrel. / large lantern.
i lamp, Il box candles, 100 feet fuse, more or
less II picks, hammer handles, oil cans, |
ehisel, rasp, u box powder, oil cans, tape
line, oiler, oil stone and set fan pipe No.
tiee is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the Fifth dry Of August,
A. d., 1873
At IL o'clock, NJ will sell all the right title anu
interest of said defendant in and to the above
described property. at the Court House door III
Phoebe, Nevada, at public auction for cash II
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisf,
said execution and all costs.
July -. 1873 W. $. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
By b. IL. HEREFoRD, Deputy. jylSSod,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-30
NEVADA STATE NEWS.

AMONG the dogs gathered in few days
ago by the innumerable rope singers
was large and elegant Newfoundland,
black as coal and handsome as coach
horse. A policeman, having an eye to
business, took the dog up town, and soon
prominent legal gentleman offered $25
for the prisoner. The sale was made,
and the officer was requested to present
the dog, ready tagged to n female friend
of the legal bachelor. She was delighted;
the dog was intelligent and docile, and
took to his new owner like lean kitten
to pan of milk. Next morning the
woman had four fine dresses hung out to
air, and then went out distinguishing
Fido to guard the premises and the
dresses. When she returned the dog was
Just finishing up on the last of the four
800 dresses--having torn them into
strips so fine they would hardly do for
dish-rags. That afternoon the dog was
in the pound again, and next morning
he was dead-and ever since, the lawyer
has been using his persuasive powers in
vain effort TO convince the woman that
he did not knowingly put up job on
her. Virginia Chronicle.
IT is rumored that a number of our
suffering citizens contemplate making
raid on the Won Schmidt dam, equipped
with gun-cotton saturated with nitro
glycerine, giant and Hercules powder;
with the full intent and purpose of blow
ing into everlasting smithereens the
aforesaid dam(n) obstruction. We
would be glad to serve as volunteer in
the expedition, if they would embody in
one common destruction himself his
dam and his new State line Reno
Crescent.
ALT DoTEN of the Gold Hill News,
was married to Mary E. G. Stoddard
yesterday, per announcement, ION the
middle" of the Lake. He will be at
home about the first of next week-when
we presume be will be married again, as
there are some doubts expressed about
the legality OF marriage on the middle
of the lake (Which is two miles or more
beyond the State line) in California,
under Nevada license, and by a Nevada
minister.-[virg. Chronicle.
For some days past there has beer
much complaint in this city Of diarrhea
from which disease many persons in al
parts Of the place are more or less suffer
ers. Whether the cause of this is thu
impurity of the water, the warm weather
bad diet or foul calculations from sewers
! cellars and filthy back yards, or to tn
malign influences OF some evil star, W,
J are not prepared to say, but most suffer