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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
The Rarkentine Royal Harrir.

The RarkeRfiBe Royal EaTrir.
This vessel. which arrived in the First
District on Saturday. presents Father
crippled appearance. having been in COLI.
sion with the Norwegian bark Ervlva lin.
stead of the Bevonta, a. before reported il
the REPCBLGCAN,, also the steamship Lagjs-
lator. Upon boarding this craft OF the
''merrie" name We ind her new vessel,
built in st. Johns, New Brunswick. some
few months since. Hence the more cause
for her captains looking little blue as he
showed US the port side OF his new vessel,
more or less damaged "tore and aft"
She was in charge Of the towbOats com.
ing over the bar. when the Erviva. which
was sailing in. struck her abreast the Ini2.
zen rigging, and a plOstsevcre blow it must
have been for it forced one fuke Of her an
ohor through.the side of the Royal Hurrie.
breaking the other fiuke OFF and twisting the
shank of the anchor SO that the remaining
portion of the iukes and stock are parallel
to each other. This piece OF wrought iron.
so twisted. is nearly eight inches in diam.
eter.
Tae anchor lies IN the ships side as it
did at the time OF the collision. This acoi.
dent caused the vessel to swing into the
Legislator, then lying on the bar, and do
the damage before reported IL the REguI:-
LICAE.
The Royal Har:ie brings 1909 bars Of rail
road iron from Cardid' TO the Jackson rail
road. which is already being discharged at
post twenty-one, where they have track.
1t ls there loaded on their cars as fast 20
it comes ont Of ,he ship, and away It goes
to the interior.
The accident TO this new vessel Wa M.
fortunate; but ss she was enti-e:y under
the control Of other ':o'ive power. nc blame
or expense Can posslely :alI upon her.
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Rai'ros6 Monopoly u,crthrew,.

Our dispatches trotu Tffen,on. eta'H thas
the Governor c. New Jersey has signed TIE
:'nera' .al!Toai sVi. and .1a. fia2:- are di'
played in ."uor OF the e.er,t. New J-','.
h1- 6n lon! been tgamm.ied by AT "dsc'.
r.-lroa! IN 'H'f0.T. that her oe"!'" :''e@'ne
:reer .snd easi,r n. tia, railroads rag be
constructed ia t.lat state wI:L Lou' spec a
legislation.
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CresCeuttitr kati,puI Bank.

We reproduce this morning on an inside
page Of The REPUBLICAN,, the report pub
ilshed yesterday from Charles Case. re-
oelvet Of the Crescent City Eatiocal Bank,
10 the Centtol,er Of the Currency, a; Wash
ngton. being general state rent Of the as
Eets ant liabilities Of that bank. The edl
ton OF yesterdays REPUBLICAN, containing
that statement #aa exhsasted early in the
day.
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THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN.
HARDWARE.

ESTABIlsHEn IN 1922.
Sf.OCOMB. BALDWIN, & TO-,
y,Rpw ARE IMPORTERS AND pRALfiRS.
So,,7i Canal aud 81, 93 and 20 Common
streets,
Adjoining tfty Hotel, Sew Orleans. "a.
>'"' Iron. Steel Malta
Paints, oils etc.
,,sGr STOCK OF fATlMING LhPLKAKhTs-
FLOWS, sCRAFRRS, sWREPs. B!C'.
-o.r. Patent Piow and scrapet
Aeehanics Tools,
Railroad Supphas.
A. \: tAsiowest prices.
sL1ooMB. BALDwH 90.
mAs,n new Orleans. u
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Colonel Melancthon Smith, of the Tascsr
gouia Star was in the city yesterday. lie
goes TO jackson 70 urge railroad constrac-
tiop to Pascagosla.
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BY ELE GRAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
s-REi:P02T POSTMASTER COMMISSIONED
WRElKED STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC
STATEMENT OF THE CAPTAIN
N..AiLo or THE SURVIVORS
FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY LOST
YALIE OF SHIP AND CARGO
NEARLY \ MILLION DOLLARS
CRUISING OFF THE RIO GRANDE
i>TEKE~T ~ FRONTIER AFFAIRS
RAILROAD MONOPOLY CRUSHED
REJOICING IN NEW JERSEY
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5000 REWARD. LOST ea sToLEs u


q -oO from the Bank OF America. a TIN BOX,
No ~ containing the following described papers
80
S,rerai "a. receipts of L. DuraDd.
insurance policies in favor of Mrs. Letd re, MS
EDus1Uei. and heirs of CaIllaVet.
PIE certificates Of CarOudeIet Canal SaVlsGL-Oh
Con uaGy stock in favor of 4. Lefaure.
Five shares Of above stock in favor o. hers o.
Gala rrl. ,
'rhTrp notes secured by mortgage drawn bv
Commayrre 4 Lambert and indOrsed by them for
3. each dated December IA, 1870 and pay able In
Cna 'wo ard three years.
,yu- cert .ticAte of stock of ten shares OF GtE'
mama InsuIance Company. No %. in favor OF L.
oIraRd. 800
d-arI byCh. De:uersey in favor OF Mrs AefauFe
81 r. n. notes. drawn BY g. Mone for sl75 each,
and t.,l'iu. duo on June !. 1873. and each month
thereafter.
s.g.n. notes, drawn by Mr.. r Sche,naiider,
a...b'- 20 lis own order and by him ind0rsed Tor
+ : earl Calling due the first OF June. 1873. ana
earn mouth after.
Pour rent notes, drawn by Daniel Broderick, pay
.s,',. :. hi. own order, for SS2' each. payable on
:a- 49,: o. Ap.Ii. 1873. and hrst Of each month
= -
A.; .-..ra. copies Of title deeds o. property. tax
2. ipt. "t".
~. ,ub. are hereby cautioned not 20 regotiate
.s!s: .,hpr.. described papers. payment OF the
r.,.s. ~ ug been stopped
"'h. ADo.a reward VIII be paid on delivery OF :-t
:,,, ed nape.s to the Bank of America or 90
l.. DURASD,
Corner of Toulouse and Chaltres streets.
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c. H: ALLEN 1 CO.,
NJ - Nau Iexpa @frPpf

V'AkPAULINs.. .TARPAI LINs.
c. H: ALLEN / CO..
No. ~ New Leyee Street,
Keep a'ways on hand large assortment ot TAR.
PACLINS, which they will hire to merchants for
covering merchandise on the le7ee, and VIII pay
all damage accruing to goods when their TarpaU-
lns and men are employed to protect the same
All orders TOR Shipping, Railroads, cotton
Presses OF any persons reqnirlnE TarPanlns VI.
address orders to SAMUEL BROOK, which viii Dc
promptly attended to. mh4 3n
NOTICE.-AN ASNOCTAITON UNDER The
~ title of the southern Publ shiag Company
was authorized BY an act passed before hdWara
Hogan, public notary n the city OF New orleans,
of date the seventh day OF December i3b' Ihe
capital stock of this company was never su9'
scribed, It has no assets, aud the term for winch
its officers were appointed expired one year from
the date of its Incorporation: as stated IAls com
pany has, then, organization no assets and no
" " BurweiI named in the act and articles Of
Incorporation as presiden, OF the southern Fuo
i.shinG Company IT, -aN -
Vlhk LOUISIANA FARMER"
Published at Trenton. La.
Has +ha largest weekly circulation OF any paper In
the State. Merchants Of New Orleans will and the
Farmer excellent o." dum to make their busl'
ness known N; Adaft99 IT ppATuVpv,N
nol6lv Publishers Trenton La
MACHINE PICKED AND COUNTRY MOSS.
Cash pad for Country Moss.
J. NJ. FERGUSON.
fac.orv 30 ~ Peters street ABOVE CANA.
"a ....shIN- ......-..FURs
JOSEPH B. WILKINSON. JR..
Dealer In
Hides, Skins and Furs. Moss. Wool. Tai
low. Etc,
No. % Peters street near the Cust0nhouso. New
Orleans, Louisiana
Liberal advancement made en- cOnsignments-
NTcCLELLAN SADDLES AT IS EACH.
Five Dollars Each.
zoe MCCLELLAN SADDLES a. s. eaca.
5tG BRIDLES az S each
$40 FALTERS at ffty cents each.
IN SPLENDID ORDER.
No. 10 Magazine street.
Between Gravier and Natchez,
apl0 " Under st. James Hotel
T, GEKThI-, AGENT,
GUN MAKER.
IoBBER AND DEALER IN FIREARMS
Ammunition of Every Description
AND SPORTING AND FISHING TACKLE.
No. 1870 Common street.
Specia. attention pad 20 ater0g mT,z'e to
OredCu-lCautr5 AM A-odA VI a. A44L~o'
ia2o Is
NET YOUR TRUssEs AND BRACEs
VI
WHERE THEY ARE MADE AND FITTED.
I'll, SPILLNAN.
gJ J............ BRrOune street.
Manufacturer and Apphar.
Tie BEST trusses and braces, abdominal and
uterine supporters (for the falling of the wombn
America or Europe, can be had, and be applied by
the inventor, patentee and manufacturer, whose
motto is honest dealing will last longest" The |
highest hoDors awarded at the st. Louis, Missouri.
Jackson Mississippi, Houston, Texas. and New Or
leans State fairs NY Instruments are recon.
mended oy all leading surgeons and physicians.
Twenty-sx different patterns of trusses on haud
Send with stamp for circular nn29 6m lt2p
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FOR SALE.

ltOR sALE............. ............'Foh 'sNLh'
G:OCERY STORE fully stocked with choice
E.n..Iee. wines and liquors. IN an e'1HlpIe 'oc'
sioa and dong thriving business. Also Tease 0f
saa'n... Address &C. at Republican Office.
sp. 4
sI0R sALE,-THB MATERIAL. OFFICE FUR
niture etc, lately used in the Puo'oaelohi %
term Of the lease. Apply on the prem'ses No, lys
Gravier street, between II NJ. and z =. NJ APP ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n . ,
MOB THE COMISG HOLIDAYS 7 WOULD RE
Il quest my patrons and the public to come and
exanue my extensive stock of RED and WHITE
RHINE WINES, LIQUORS and FRUITS, suitable for
Easter. r. HOLLANDES,
mhI6 2w No IS CustoDhOuse street
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WANTED.

WANTED - TEN THOUSAND RAILROAD
w TIES Sealed proposals will be received ~
anril il Ie73 for furnishing ten thousand cypress
eros. ties to be heWed on both sides 10 make SIX
.nch surface and to be six inches thick ana sven
1rat long The whole to be delivered within nine
~ davs from date, on the east roadway OF VI
!esnA street between the hetairle road and Lake
pontcbartraiu and along the lake shore TO Bayou
80 ~. WILLIAM HENRY.
.xx-ASTEu,-a THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN,
W vim from 8 5000 to 5000 cash, as a partner
tn legitimate and well established IN manu-. o5 @
husiness where the money can be turned over
every fifteen days He win be expecLed TO keep
She books and attend to the finances me oeet Oh
references given and required None ont eentie,
men posse ssiug all the above require mehts aeen
apply, Address BSTABLISHBD, Repubican ONCE
mhGp 81
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CAUTION.
'.l- .ouo,sing described notes having been lost
u -t"I~u ". A note for the sum OF $40 drawn
,y Ps.I 81. Pierre TO his own order, and by MIN
.d,rsri dated the twenty fifth of May, 1872 aud
,sv..,e tHrl.e months after date, with eight pc
.Aa- :,..f.sf per annum from date until paid
1ararb.d me varietur' by Is. CoramaSere, notarT
- o-,icr - oe identified with act passed before
.ai notary on the twenty fifth of May, 1872
rh. p.blic is hereby cautioned not TO neg otlat+
o trade !or the same except with the undersigned
ae -. solder thereof.
MARCKIIS SICARD.
10 ..Jrua street. sixth District of New 0-ie'us
rhtI o aP5r
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LOST.

n O~T,-THREE SCHOOL CERTIFICATES FOE
IL = A. So, and S32, respectively, pavaole 70
Hrs pol0res CaTcunO. As the loser IS a very oiu
Eoman md destitute of means, the loss Is IN.
,.iuaIy severe. The finder will perform an act OF
common humanity by leaving these ceruhcates
with Mr. RADENHAuSEN Secretary of the School
Sd a+ No a Enrpundy street app
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OFF THE RIO GRANDE
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MILLION DOLLARS
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ICosTNUED ON EIaUA PAGB.l
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The Wrecked Steamship AtIantic-Stete-
nenf Of Captain WillIams-A Steerage
Passengers Statement-Names of all
Cabin PR.sengers-Sames of Cabin
and SteerRge Passengers SRVed-The
officers Saved-Five Hundred and
Forty People Perish-Singular Appear
anre of the SurviyOrs-Ealue of the
ship and Cargo 50,O00-Liyerpool
and New York Arrivals.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-23

by telegraph from Ceraloo to-day. that
A. NJ. Sanders, prominent merchant OF
Rio Grande City, Texas, was robbed and
murdered on the road near Ceraloo. He
had been into the interior OF Mexico
some months, and was on his return
home. 1t is presumed be was killed by
a party of Mexican bandits.
The streets were thronged at an early
hour this morning by partisans OF riyal
candidates for Mayor. Several hundred.
headed by band of music, concentrated
in the plaza, where the judges were to
meet to count the vote. Aboutl2 O'Clock
the present Mayor attempted to leave the
City Hall with returns without announc-
ing the result, when general fight oc.
Cured. Several hundred shots were
fired The Government troops, several
hundred strong. planted pieces of artil'
lery covering the square, when The com
batants retired.
Terrible Explosion--Death Penalty
Enforced.
MADRID, Dec. 22'-Eighteen lives wert
lost by the explosion Of magazine j,
Cartagena.
LINDSAY, Canada, Dec. 22.-Davi,
Nssbit was hanged this morning TO
shooting Miss Hopewood on the 18th o
July last.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-23

The State Controller has furnished the
press an abstract statement of the as
sessed value Of property in the State Of
Nevada for the year 1873, and the amount
of State and county taxes thereon, as re-
ported to the State Controllers Office by
County Auditors, on October 20, 1873.
In forwarding to the Enterprise this
statement, State Controller Hobart says:
Herewith l hand you a copy of the
State assessment rolls of real and person
al property for the present year. As COM
pared with the rolls of last year, the in
crease in value of real and personal prop
erty shows So, 9S7, 359.9 This of course
is exclusive of the products Of the mines,
the gross yield of which, for the year
ending June so, 1873 from returns on
file in this office, is $2S, $50, 6Sj.9l, and
the amount returned for taxation from
the same is S13, 1872, lO5. So" The Enter
prise says this is very fattsring exhibit
Of the States prosperity; that the bullion
product is considerably in excess OF gem
eral estimates, and shows that, with the
renewed productiveness of old mines,
and what may be reasonably expected
from newly developed mines, we may ez-
peet a large increase in the bullion pro-
duct next year. 1t will be seen, from the
tabular statement of the State Controller
that Elko county ranks second to Storey;
Humboldt next to Elko; Washoe next to
Humboldt; Eureka next to Washoe
Ormsby next to Eureka, while Lincoln
stands seventh on the list as regards tax
able property Next to Lincoln county
comes Lander, then Nye, Lyon, White
Pine, Douglas. Esmeralda and Churchill.
The total value of taxable property (real
and personal) is distributed among the
several COMMITTEES as follows.
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counties as follows
The statistics of Lincoln county are
RAc1se-UTAH VS.. NEvApA.-From the

RACING-UTAH VS.. NEvADA.-From the
Herald's report of the race at Salt Lake
on Monday of last week; between Mark
Moore and Walking John, we copy the
following:
About half-past two the flyers were
tapped off with fair start, and for the
first four hundred yards they fairly few
over the ground, neck and neck, there
being no perceptible difference in either.
After the first half Moore fell IN the rear,
and all Of the urging the driver could do
failed to increase his speed, but resulted
rather to the contrary. Johns rider
made no extra exertion, the noble animal
not requiring any. In gaining, John got
ahead about length in few stretches
and then steadily but slowly widened the
gap till the end, coming out more than
two lengths ahead, winning the race and
money amid loud hurrahs for Utah s
favorite flyer. There was no authorized
time-keeper on the ground, but from
private watches it was ascertained that
the eight hundred yards was made in be-
tween forty-six and forty-seven seconds.
1t is estimated that more money changed
hands Oh the result of the race yesterday
than on any race ever run in the Terri.
tory. 1t would be impossible to tell thf
amount, but it was not far short OF
$4,000.
The Sentinel says Mark Moore is Eu
reka horse, and was backed by Travi,
Bros.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-23

Foreign N ews.
British and Spanish Complications
Shocking Tragedy Mt Ontario-An
American Murdered In Mexico--
Trouble at Matamoras.

shocking Tragedy Mt OntartO-An
American Murdered i'm Mexico--
Trouble at Matamoras.
KEY WEST, Dec. 20.--Informatio
reached here yesterday from Havana that
serious complications in regard to Cuba
have arisen between the Spanish and
British Governments. The advices did
not state the precise nature of the diff
ficulties, but it is known here that the
British Consul General at Havana has re-
ceived dispatches from Lord Granville to
instruct all naval commanders in the
West Indies Immediately to rendezvous in
Cuban ports. 1t is stated in official cir
cles that it is certainly known that the
British Government will assuredly de-
mand the punishment Of Burrill.
ONTARIO, Dec. 21.-A man named
Timothy Tapping killed his wife and
four children to-day, by cutting their
threats with butcher knife. He also
tried to kill his two Oldest children, but
they succeeded in disarming him, and
fled for help to their neighbors. On
their return they found he had cut his
own throat At latest advices he was
still alive. The cause assigned for the
butchery is insanity, caused by financial
troubles.
MArAMoRAs, Dec. 21-It is reported
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Eastern Dispatches.
Bankrupt Law In the sennte--The
Nirginius and the Flag.

Nirginius and the Flag.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-A majority Of
the Senate is not in favor of the total re-
peal of the Bankruptcy Act, but OF
amending it in such particulars as Will
guard the debtor from the eXactions OF q
minority of creditors, leaving the ques-
ton of involuntary bankruptcy, to be de-
termined by those largely interested.
1t has been known for some days that
the Spanish Government has furnished
evidence with regard TO the Virginius and
her claim to the RICH. TO bear the flag OF
the United States, and the President has
submitted the evidence to the Attorney
General for his opinion thereon. 1t
seems now to be understood that the At
torney General has given his opinion that
the vessel had forfeited the right to bear
the flag of the United States, and, at the
time Of her capture, was carrying it with
out right and improperly.
Several miscellaneous New York
Items
NV YORK, Dec. 22.-The Colorado,
Powhattan and Monitor Manhattan ar
rived at Key West on the Dist, passed
Ossipee, with the Virginius in tow, on
the morning of the Goth.
The Polish e1iles propose to erect a
statue of Kosciusko in Central Park.
A London dispatch says the ship
America, from Barrow for New York,
foundered of the Banks Of Newfound
land, Captain and three men drowned
the remainder of the crew took to thu
boats, and after being out six days wer.
picked up and landed at Dartmouth De
cember3.
Harry Genet, the latest convicted
member Of the late ring, was permitted
to visit his wife by the Deputy Sheriff in
charge of him last night, and has no
been seen since. He was to be sentenced
day Sheriff Brennan offers a reward
of s., 600 for his recapture.
Sharkey, the escaped murderer, is SAT-
to be concealed in garrett in this city
Five detectives, well armed, are reporte'
to have left headquarters this morning t
retake him.
The cry of murder was heard from
fve-story tenement on Broom stree
early this morning. The police, on er
tering, found the body of Michael Regal
, with his throat cut, and in the room OF
cupied by him found his sisters throa
cut also. His vest was found on the roo
a from which his watch had been wrenchet
q His pockets were rified.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-23

The VoTE YEsTERDAY.-Our regular
San Francisco dispatch gives the re-
suit of yesterdays vote in joint con-
vention for short-term Senator. The
vote stood:
Hager, ~; Shafter, 20; Cole, 10; Dow
ney, 5; Belcher, 6; Raymond, Z; Lewis,
3; scattering. A. A dispatch from Haight
was read, positively declining the office.
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IT is authoritatively stated that all the
railroadsin the East have agreed to carry
the Veterans to and from Washington for
half fare on the occasion of their ap-
preaching convention. Application was
made to the Central ard Union Pacific
for similar favors, but both declined to
make any reduction.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-23

A BET.-A gentleman from the railroad
yesterday made small bet with prom
inent citizen of Eureka that twenty miles
of the narrow-gauge would be completed
and in successful operation by the first
day of March next. We generally stand
by our people, but in this instance we
hope the Eurekan may lose.-[ Sentinel.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION lssuLp
I'D out Of the District Court in and iof ".
county of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and 70 ms
directed and delivered, for Judgment renueiea
in said Court on the 29th day OF Novem
Der, A. d. 1873. in favor of William Manone!
and against K. J. Hanley, for the sum OF lNei,'
Hundred and fifty-one 33-100 dollars damASe.
together with 500 25-100 dollars, tax costs .nu
all accruipg costs, have levied On the ioho"
ing property, to wit: ...,,s,
One large mirror, bar and shelving, toge'ns
with all the bar fixtures, beer-chest, o. ens y,
IL stools, l box stove, chandaliers WIZ ~. ~,
burners each. chandelier with burner, sns
one with 3 burners, 10 side lamps, prt Dbl rum
3 cases |. bitters, do. Kerasoe, do boae ~
bitters, do. syrup, do. Jamaica tinssa' u I
Angustora bitters. do. peppermint, Nv, ~
letters bitters, part do. CondnranerU, -, mi
Dbl. Sherry, part case Pouse Cafe. ~ Iom "a
Jerry mugs, empty bbls, Dbl bar gia as.r,b,
feet hose, more or less, &c. Se. Not'ee " n''
given that oil -
Tuesday, the Twenty-third DA' "
December, A. d. 1873,
at IL O'Clock m, l will sell all the nsI IN
title and interest OF said defendah.. .hs
and to the Above described properly = al a.
premises, on Meadow Valley street, Pio si.h.a
Public Auction, for cash in hand, TO tne n,s md
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution
I'LL costs. ,,,s c,.re.
BY B. II. HEREFORD, Deputy. AKA
November 4, 1878.
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MATHENEY. Eureka Sentinel of
Friday contains the confession OF Math-
eney, whose sentence of death was re-
Gently committed to imprisonment for
life. 1t occupies nearly two columns.
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In po,nar silver Mining Company.

Location of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California. Location of Works, Ely
Mining District Lincoln county, State of Ne
vada. Notice.-There are delinquent upon the
following. described stock, on account of assess
mcnt No. 6. levied on the 9th day OF November,
1873, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective Shareholders as follows;
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NOTICE OF
Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ..1 1s
N co.partnershp heretofore e ,ss business Of
the undersigned. in conducting sne n.%s .. cole.
the Capitol Saloon, under the hrn, INV ~ mutual
man L O'Neal. is hereby disc0ls's ISIS, T. 8.
consent. bearing date iron rn.iness. DIT
O'Nesl will continue the same .r md collect oil
debtedness incurred by the nrm ! ~. %noofENAN.
bills duo the firm. - O'NEAL.
" d91m
v,.. ~. No, q 1873,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-23
New Jn-1au.

Aud in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Directors, made on the 9th day OF
November, 1873, SO many shares of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary VIII oe sold ~
public auction at the office of the Company.
Room % Haywsrl's Building, 419 California
street san Francisco. California, on Thurs
day, the sth day Of January, 1874, at
the hour OF O'Clock p. IL. of such day, to pay
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
CHAS. S. NEAL, Secretary.
Office: Room 90 Hayward's Building, 4l9 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco California. ds3-td