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Eg | havs great hope Of wicked
man, slender hope Of mean one A
wicked man may be converted, and be-
come prominent saint. A mean man
ought to be converted six or seven times
one right after the other, to give him a
fair start and put him on an equality with
a bold. wicked man, - Bsschsr.
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MISCELLANY. Z.

I From Ms Aldine for August,
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-05
VOL. H..

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IA cents for each additional insertion. All
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5llues free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications of personal
.boractcr. if admissible atall. double the usual
strs and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
.tate offices, $25.00. County officers $1,000.
Editorial notices, 2j cents per line.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly. in
Il ,,r,ncc. Legal and transient advertisements
y he Maid for when left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
Us. DUSHAM, Editor and Proprietor.
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Er Why is the coupling chain sfa
locomotive like lover Because it's .
tender attachment
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Activity In Business circles.

Saturday and Monday were marked
days, In a commercial point of view,
in this city. 1T is the uniform EXPIRES
sion tof merchants and .shop-keepers
that more money was received over
their counters on those two days than
for a week past. They were literally
buying days.. Every body appeared to
DO ''just out'' OF this or that The
Jones wardrobe was deficient. Tho
Browns buttery was cJmmi-sarlally
short, The Smiths had some niche
10 he filled with Its essential appoint
ment. Sotothe Jones' and tho i,fwas.
each Of our retailers sid as higA as
three thousand dollars worth of dry
goods, clothing, sugar, coffee, ctr ETC.,
and the Smiths were as patronizing in
their purchases of some pretty and sub
stantial Chamber, dining or sitting
room, or parlor piece, or set. Express
wagons, and GRAND boys We're rat
Ting and running TO near and remot,
parts of the city, from the earliest
shopping hourto, long after 1ooter ia
milids had turned his Kitchen menoru
bilia over to his grocerand matron !,
belle bad dfawnthrkinuse-strings all'
gone from the idols OF flashing silk
and airy laces to the purer and bette
J, Idols of home. The atfests were Q
lthish with wsyops "a shs iuNbss "
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The CInpp & Jones fire Env.nc.

Some time ago ON City Council ne
gotiated for u Silshy steam fire engine
deliverable IN this city within n given
time. That stipulated time has not
only expired, but Nh addition of sixty
days on the top of it. Upon this fail
ure the makers Of the engine were tel
egraphed to Ivy our city authorities, di-
recting them not to send II. This
substantially If not finally ends
the Silsby machine for this city, aud
we believe our City Council meets to-
night to pass upon the merits Of the
Clapp & Jones patent, and we have
reason to believe that the examination
will eliminate IN the acceptance of the
engine. Al least we hope SO.
I 1t may not have the ornamental
beauty of the Silsby and il may not
generate steam with as much celebrity,
ibut apart from this, it is in every par
ticular, In the opinion OF competent
machinists, much more segyiceabie
and therefore more superior combina
ton of machinery. The points of su-
periority claimed for this engine, is
that 1t will lift the water better, throw
It further and throw it higher and the
Fonly difference in the time Of getting
up steam is about three-quarters Of
minute longer than the Silsby,
which cannot be claimed rs any mate
rial advantage for the latter. Besides
there Is another very imp ,rtant point
gained IN purchaslngth Clapp n Jones
engine, and that is, that there Is saw
ing of nine hundred and eighty d,llars
In the cost which placed aioasside OF
its greater capacity for throwing and
raising water, gives 1t overwhelming
advantages over ail other machines in
the market. f
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perch aud licked squire Drake, the
boys ray, "lllle blalos,p then Ut u sig
nal from the look-0ui above, he mount
cd upward and oil they flew,
THIEVES must he common In Dallas,
or NJ least more numerous than the
lass or gond morals allow, Might
before lasr one Of the tribe entered lli
stable Of Dr. Hughes, corner Of Live
Oak and Pearl streets, and stole u nae
saddle, bride, blanket aud buggy Lar
ness. We have heard Of severed citizen
robbercs In various parls Of the town
A thIofln the dark hourA Of the might
II u public enemy and deserves 40
jommIseratlOn, A highway Wbpel
who conIronls you IN daylight ana
uns the risk Of having bis corporal
person penetrated 10y leaden bRlls, j. Il
gentleman when compared WIN lh'
,neaklng, prowllug midnight thief
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The N vsIiy.

This very properly named insiitu-
ton on Elm street, is cramnled full OF
curiositcs. 1t Is attractive TO both old
and young And old and young can
lind articles suitable to their respect
i've tastes and needs. One can furnish
a house with many exquisite vases,
statuettes, albums, pictures aud nick
nacks of every description. MOI only
are there many things that appeal to
the eye, hut many useful articles may
be found in this prodlgiou5 stock of Va
riety goods. Ladies SHOULD, hy all
means, give the Novelty u call. They
will he sure to find mnny things they
need, and must remember the To-
cation, corner limand Market streets,
where a dollar will buy almost any
thing you want.
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AZ the Holidays approach
every one ~ anxious 10 buy
tl,cir arienIS u suitable present.
MAJ. y. W. webb. HutcMinaAcr
al.G 0ptica;su. Main street. OPP
posite Fields Yheaier. has "a
2mrge and tii.c @ssSrtHncn. of
Watches. 3eaelry, silver anls
AisgeT-plis!rsi ware. Also, spec
taci%A aAls aye Glasses, la COLA
silver ANA steel eases. Having
i:NNeHica tine Ecuscs himself,
he warrants tilega to- bc the
best Article 0f Pebble Glass.
Ma. Webb has had tWcnify ears
experience ia tlaG business mad
lin9 becn connected With the
i.:ngest I0nscs ia the country.
ia every pnri Of Iii. business
liz Thoroughly competent, and
ALI his Goods warranted as rep
rcsented. Engraving done free.
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Postponed.

The sudden Illness Of Miss Jessie
Crisp has necessarily postponed The
performance Of "Undcr the Gasl'glp'
until Wednesday tomorrow evening,
when 1t will positively be played, II
viii be remembered that this viii be
the lust appearance Of Mr. Crisp, M
actor who has all his life been known
~ conscientious and cultivated per-
former and upon his retirement from
the stage our city should see that lac
Ioes not retire TO The shades OF private
life without II substantial testimonial
If their regard for him rs among the
lrst OF dramatic dolnenlors aud u pol
lshed gentleman.
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as SnVnn SAN 4 woao,
nc only 0esnenIatea . Llnle.

About two o'clock, yesterday after
noon, a man who stole a wagon aud
two hno bdy dWIl hurses drove lnlo the
cily and stopped 10 ret u drlnk at M
elm street SALOON, AMER this hnd becn
accomplished, he brskly placed HIM
sell on the Inside OF the wagon and
drove lurlhrg down town. Near the
,Sr0it House he drew reln again, and,
wo suppose, had began 10 innglne "A
great na ~ thlnss, ~ he sat nlIll for
several minutes anl dill not hear or
observe horseuan riding very rapid
ly toward hiun In his rear, II was hut
Il question Of 4 very few minutes, when
lheincomiugridgr presented hlmselfat
the side olthe wagon. Then something
all ut once inclined the man inside of
tho wagon to lurn his head. There
have been nlcn IN hi, world who have
had Occn,lJn 70 open tilclr eyes, lhls
Inan had II murn larger occasion to
open his eye, and hiA eyes thercupon
were open 10 suit the size of the occa-
sion. Then the man ON the horse not
being man Of words, Just placed his
hands under his coat tail and drew out
nicc l!ttle IN i4It bJSi Witl nix Ilies
TO II, in other words, II siX-sN0otcr.
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.READ!!!

Jgilnt we viii oiier ON Tues.
day afternoon at Auction, isl
the HALL over Sanger Bros.
new building, OLA Elm street.
Fine siiis Bracado.covorcd Par,or
Suit.
lStlh-fnisheh Divan Shit.
Tcrry-covcred Pari1r Suit.
Rcp-coycrcd parIor suit.
Hair Cloth ParIor Suit.
s Double and o Single Lounges, III
brary and parior Chairs, Rocking and
50 Ccntcr Tables. from plain wood up
to THE Gaest marble tops, of every
possible beauty,
3 Marble Top Dressing ease Salts.
o Marble Tor, Bureau Suita.
Wainat B,rcnu Suits. '''
ID bureaus, 20 Bedsseads.
100 Whatnots, 90 Chandeliers, Mir.
rorS. Pier Glasses, Hall Stands. Hat
RacAs, Japapned Goods, 40 Dozen
Ivory Handled Knives, etc., etc.
Only one days sale.
Goods on exhibition OH day
before sake. GOsLlN & co.
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In Creme de Ia Creme.

We have received from the publish
err number one Of "La Creme tie Ia
Creme" collection OF music for adj
vanced players, The contents of THE
number are as follows: Alpine Horn,
Transcription, by II. SchcyncT Prus-
san Eagle, Mavche TflumphQc, by
Charles Voss; sleep, mS Child, stun
Der Song, by Egghard; CuJu9 Animn,
Stabat Mater, by kdhei La llmpc,
Melode Varlec, rs Jungmann, la
Creme Is published monthly by j. $
Peters, 5OO Broadway, New York. The
reIail price Of the music IN this first
humber in sheet form, wonld be " ~,
while the subscription price of the
work 10 "a 90, or fifty cents
for single numbcls,
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gIons Of Maine with felled timber,
Cotton by the hundreds Of bales were
piled upon wagon after wagon Ike ap-
pie dumpipgs at a Yankee feast Hides
were dangling and GappIng all up and
down the street from all kinds pf four
wheel lreighteH,like 80 many elephant
ears, aud the whole eli was Babellsli
In III din pnd ring and clash, They
we're dpyanpon lhe llntol Of whose door
was written, "nll who enter here must
,acpn besuwfn
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlcsS. Al,
ways Uniform. Illuminating power superior
Ia gar Burns In amy lamp without dangel
OF exploding 0r taking ace. Manufacture
expressly 10 take the place OF volatile ana
dungrrOus oils, ltS suitly undur every posi-
Die tY' aLi ilS pt,'g"t hurning quuiitcs nr'
proved by lia continued usu IN over bVl,pW
Families.
MlllouS of gallons huye been sold aud n,
araiGeui, directly or Indirectly, ha, vYug pw
oulrud itOn lUph!ng, sturlnH a. hHnnling II,
Resulting rom tht uSc al chonp aud danger
our oils ~ tn United states, lsWppAllug.
The insurance companies ana lire roipmiS'
siOueN throughout thocouHlry recun,mrnd
ne Astral rs tnt Do,G slicguuri where lamps
are used, Scul tOrGrcuUr.
For sale AT rttaii by the trade generally
and al wholesale by the plOplirluis,
ElAS. pltAr II Il co.,
lGlu,IBinw los Fuliun street, New YORK,
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TO tn Children,

Little ones, want ono hundred of you q
meet ma az my house, corner 81 Lamar ana
Commerce., sir.ut' on Christmas moNlhs
We VIII have young lplks' pafiyi a tl'ilhF
mas lrao, nnd q merry, good llne'
4 Chrstmase ntrlainmant iHan old custom
Of mine, Tor twenty years. l wish most CO.
peoially tho lille folks 10 spend The next
Chrlslmps win mo, va vii meet az
O'Clock IN thpmornlng fournld lrlonhi
aDdldwIt J,C. MCCOY,
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Go 10 Stcgmil & Go. for the
best ~. Louis BELL Treble Pia-
nos In the nlarkct--in monthly
miscellaneous; also for furni-
ture. books. stationery, crock
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures. aud all kinds
Of niouldings. wall paper. step
ladders, table ANA pocket cut
icry. d&wiawiy
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Nm c4w. nrCIlETT

Ia oi,r authorized agent for this city, Wit
power to make collections and solicit adye'
tisements ana subscriptions for this paper
All ccntfacts made by him VIII DO recos
nlzed by this Office.
j. W. awINDELLs & co.
MAANai9h proprictois Herald.
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A,naAa,o end-The fifth act.

toTn anSAtpn'
ATRAoIo end--The fifth act.
REMEMBER 1t Is only to-ddy that
Goslin has that auction.
WEAhn Informed that company Is
orfAhhihgain this city to build two
large grist mills, .,.
SOME TROUBLE on Elm street yester-
day was asked to be 'kept out Of Che
papers. We keep itout.
IuAT GRAND, masquerade ball on
New Years eve should not be masked
before hand. SO we show 1t up. 11aa
LET EVERY lady remcmberthe grand
Christmas auction of Goslin at Sange
Bros. new warehouse ON Elmslrcet,
THRRE NEVER was such chance Of
fered to the citizens of Dallas us Cos
lin auction to-day. Don't fall to ut
tend -, -rss,ys ~E
y. HoLDoRF, Lamar, between Main
and Elm streets has Especial notice ~
our columns, to which attention Is di-
GosLlN GAYS prices are no object.
The goods must be sold. Don't forget
the sale then this afternoon ut Sai,gcrs
neY. warehouse, Elm street.
WEATHER magnificently bright
enough to make the hermit renounce
his cen and the miser to throw open
his chambers Of gold to the world.
ENGLISH friend to American ditto
Hare you going to ave n hell on this
side of,your, 'ouse?' tarNs ee
American friend--"Oh, no; o hell
inside Is all sufllcientp'
EVERY child is now heart full of its
stocking full; and, wretch that we
are, Wa Rtloncclpuncture the sentiment
out Of ii BY Incorporation, that 1t will
oil end in u stomach full. vr., 81,
SEE card of Henry Aebley, baker
and confectloner, Elm street, west OF
the College building, where bread,
cake and! confectionerles OF all kind
can be found at all times, ,ng
THE Sunday, eruptions were more
numerous, the combatants en-.
tered into them with more efferves-
ceIce ana lcanieout Of them more pic
turesquely pounded, than upon any
Sunday fieldsday for months past.
We tender our thanks to aye
Merrie Khan Of Comus" for IN invita-
ton to Attend their first q nual repre-
sentationsat The pperahouse SHous-
ton, on Thursday, next, the 18th
inst. Would that 1T were in our power
to be- Oh xhai,d.s 4 81 N2'f's 81 E,Saz.
FROM a tree, on a vacant lot opposite
TO- Cutlefs wood yard, on Market
street. n Tprking chairwa taken down
on Sunday BY . negro man who dis
covsredSitin passing. 1t was almost
entirely new and whether put there to
literally s'fock-a-by baby III the tree
top,pnr concealed there by pursne,!
thief is not yet determined.
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vuc vlIlclpl rapcr Of Me ci'y


~. have the facilities and the ""'"'
nsH 10 do a. good work. ana ~ ~
law rates, M can be dome anywhere
aud w.. mean to do II. Bring yo"
I'm. SOB work 10 TIE DAILY Hen
AID orYICE. Corner az M"i" ""'
Lamar streets.
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IessIs. Durham, Howell 4 Co.. OF sbreve-
port Rre agents Of tue Arizona M!lls In Clai-
borne Parish, La. aud are prepared TO sell
Colt II Yarns and osnsburgs at figures less
thnn New Orleans prices. l2Dd.tf
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Eranils,n & s'enN are ROW
Opening tHeir extensive AND
varied st0cA ~ asnsiany Ga0ds,
which shcy oiSes nj W hO!esmic
Or ssetAss. ahpy are receiving
a large supply az news and e;e-
CANT patterns oI Waii paper.
nillnIf
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10 lhoao contemplating building a hone
Tor their families, tho Dallas Pianlas MlllH'
with MI The latest Improved machinery can
bulld your house In less time ana DO holleI
JOB Tor sless money, than can DO done else'
where la Northwestern Texas ca before
awarding your bid elsewhere, and be con'
ylnced, y, u, GROVE,
trn.t.,
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Nrurly NIL Hdies uro IN daily usr OF some
Artificial paint for tnrir checks. Now let ~
lcll you u NoolvL II yon Will uso English
tcnlale Blttrm " VIII paint your pnle NEE,
yunr features ana health uhd buoyrncy 20
YOUR whole sykleIu,
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NOTICE.

No accounts against EN-
ployes in the Herald Office
will be allowed In settle
ments with the Ofiioe unless
al, order from the prOprie-
tors is.given. sfv r
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Best tonic known for chllls, fuyors, consll
pntlon aud indigestion, For sale In Dallas
by ], j. FENDLEY,
lg5dgm Once saloon,
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NOTICE.

Mr.. W. ~. sparkle,
d. Bhre yeport, Is our authorized agent ,o'
that city, 10 whom parties desiring W nu'r.
.so Ia ri subscribe nor TnE HERALD Aioe'
speetfully referred,
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II ~ IN y q saylna that, abarkips dogs
TcphS faasis hisissSSiR'sass sSs Sslsss.s
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lee box spd shelving complete, ready foI
use, Tor sale at haT price ut the Dallas Plan
ing Mills. fiih d. n. GROVE.
nsdiw
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] offer the finest silks, Velvets. fancy Dry
Goods and Millinery AS.
BELOW COST, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
+. noLDoRf. Agent, z
26Sd2w on Lamar ST., bel. Main and Elm,
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every cloud hnslIs Nlvery lining md
every louialr complaint IN culr IN H. IT, Il,
Ruuder, whit means II, y, ~
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VALUABLE HOTEL PRoPLRTi
FOR SALE.
rn. we'll known property known as TIC
.C.mtohaeid House."

In the city OF Dallas " oiiefeu Nv p'i'"''
sale. For terms, Inquire OF
1....m8iv 0EO. w, BAYLOR, or
lfait sfsll JAs. o.CRU rciIFlhiD'
palins, Nov, e6. 1879. "o''
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Tor snle.

Two good residences In this CITY, lmp"
ilHio pnsspsslun giyon'
l60.dtf STEAGALl,S GO,
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ruulslln Pom are receiving now good
kt.p,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-29
PloCHE NEVADA: TUESDAY. JULY %. 1873
Professional Cards.
T. D. EDWARDS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW,

CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Will practice in all the Courts of this State.
Being Attorney for the Central Pacific Railrosd
Company, will obtain title to the lands belong
ing to the Company, for any parties wishing to
purchase.
Having paid especial attention to the practice
before the United States Land Office for nine
years, respectfully tenders his services for that
branch Of business. Will take necessary steps
to secure the selection of lands by the State,
and obtain pBtents for the same for parties with
or without their being present.
Having an associate Attorney at Washington,
especial attention will be given to obtaining
patents to public lands and mines, as Well as
suits and business generally before the Depart
ments. my2Otf
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SheriF's Sale.

RI VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued
~ out OF the District Court in and for ii,
county OF Lincoln, State OF Nevada, and to me
me directed and delivered, for Judgment rem
dered III said Court, on the 3lst day of May A. D.
1873, III favor OF the State Bank OF Nevada and
against the Pioche Champion Mining Company
lor the sum OF one thousand, six hundred and
thlrty-seven and 6-l00 dollars. damages. together
with six hundred and thrty-six dollars. tax cost.
and all accruing costs. | have levied on the fol
lowing property, to wit: The Pioche Champion
mine, situated on Panaca Flat Lincoln county
Nevada, containing feet, together with bay
horses, bellows, anvil, | ore cart / vice /
sinohe-plpeand forge, lantern, 2 barrels, whfu
and whim rope, iron wheel barrow LADDERS,
pieces square timber sXl9 / lot shaft timbers
htted, work bench trussels, pieces OF iron.
the mine, shaft, and timbers inside of shaft in
Guiding hosting works, | blacksmith shop &
pieces lumber 2N4, 9 ore buckets | wind fan
stable. set whim harness. | chair, / fork 1
shoVels, hatchet broom, cross cut saw .
windlas barrels, water barrel large lantern.
! lamp, X box candles, 200 feet fuse, more or
less, II picks, hammer handles. s oil cans.
chlsel, rasp, i box powder, oil cans / tame
nne, oiler, oil stone and set fan pipC M
tice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the Fifth day Of Aupust
A. d., Is73
At II o'clock NJ will sell all the right title and
interest of said defendant in and 10 the above
described property, at the Court House door in
Phoebe, Nevada, at public auction. for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder. to satisfy
said execution and all costs
July 10, 1873. W. S. TRAVIS, sheriff
by b. IL. HEREFORD. Deputy. jyl6-3od.
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THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

An Eastern exchange saws of the In.
dian Territory that it is an absolute Gar
den OF Eden. 1t is bounded on the north
by Kansas. on the south by Texas. on
the east by Missouri and Arkansas, and
on the west by Texas and New Mexico
1t has an area of 10000 square miles
and population Of 10000, COMPRISING
the Cherokee tribe in the north. the
Creeks and Seminoles in the middle. and
the Chlckasaws in the south. These
have all been removed here within tn.
past forty years from their former homes
in North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee
Alabama, Florida and Mississippi The
climate OF this beautiful region NAV be
described as perfect. 1t has q short
mild, winter of two months. and a long,
mild summer of ten. 1t knows no Sc,
verify OF either season, either of WIN
ter's cold or summers heat, but eyery
season is SO tempered as if the will of
the Almighty had been to make it espe.
cally favorable for the DEVELOPMENT of
the human family. The landscape pre-
seHss either plain enameled with
flowers, stretching out for hundreds of
miles, level as a billiard-table, or as A
rolling prairie, dotted with groves of
fine trees. Everywhere streams of crys-
tai purity meander through the plains
The papaw and the wild grape cluster on
the banks, and in the fall season load ,be
air with perfume. In the south is re-
gon especially fitted for cotton. In the
north wheat and fruits and cattle can he
raised to greater advantage than any
other land in the Union. 1t is emphati-
calIy what the Hebrews described the
Land of Judea to be-a land overflowinp
with milk and honey; picturing in a few
brief words country where the cattle
wandered over the rich pastures, and
where bees buzzed in the calyxes of myr-
lad flowers.
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GOVERNOR WAsHBuRN, of Wisconsin,
IN recent message called church fairs,
charitable gift enterprises, etc., "the
school where gamblers are made, and
recommended law to break them up.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-29
Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm Of James s. Smith 4 Co., Stock Brok.
ers, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent
James $. Smith will continue the business of
buying and selling stocks on commission at the
former place of business on Main street, nnder
the firm name of James S. Smith 4 Co.
JAMES S. SMITH
rioche' New, july 20, 1878. jy26-4w