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Dasnerata Assault.

Desperate Assault.
Last Monday evening, just after Court
had adjourned, a negro woman, by name
Of sallie Ellis, called ut the drug store of
Mr.. Jas. A. Dillwortt and asked for some
kerosene oil. Mr.. D., stepped into his
back room and while STOPPING down to
draw the oil the woman caught him with
both hands by the throat, She being a
very stout woman. aud Mr Dillworth be-
ing old and very much debilitsted he did
not have strength sufficient to release him.
self from her grasp. DR.. Wheeler hap.
peping to pass the drug store heard the
scufAipg noise. and also, heard Mr.. D.,
calling for help, murder, etc. On the
Doctor entering the room he found the
woman using every exertion to complete
her job of murder, aud Dir. d.. very
much exhausted. 1t is believed that the
woman saw Mr.. D.. receive some money
in the evening and that she saw him put
it in bis pocket. and believing that .hs
might be able to kill the old gentleman.
or render him entirely seuselss. she
would be able 10 sscur liz money aud
perhaps other things in the store.
TINS is the bOidest attempt Of the kind
that has ever taken place in JonesbOrO'.
! II waists tine whep b. few person,
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Manhood ii " Lost, How Restored

-n-- Just published. n new edition
&1N-5I3$T orDr. CulycrW ellis Ccl-
Y y ebTatcd EsSly on the rads
zeal csn'e (without medicine) or SPERMA-
ToRRn9A or Seminal Weakness, lnvol-
untary Seminal Losses, lMP0TENCY,
Mental and Physical Incapacity. lnpe-
dimcnts, to Marriage etc; also CONSUME
TON, EPILEPSY and FITS, induced by
self indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
reg Price, in Il sealed envelope, only 6
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admira-
Bile essay, clearly demonstrates from a
thirty years successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of self-abusc may
be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine or the application
Ofthe knife (; pointing out a mode of cure
ut once staple, certain, and etiectual, by
means OF which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure
himself oheaply, privately. aud radically.
EGy~lhis lecture should he In the hands
of every youth and every man IL the
land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope
to any address, postpaid on receipt OF Six
cents. or two postage stamps.
Also. DR.. C~ulyerwell's marriage
Guide, price 50 cent
Address the Publishers.
ClIAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
I27 Bower, New York, Post-ONlce
Box. 4.5SG'
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Oh! How Charming.

Tbs mqst bewlichiug hustle that We
have seen. located on the posterior center
Of a beautiful lady who hes been PRONE,
nadiqg The streets this week. very much
resembles the curved spine Of II huge
Thongs Cat When be Is fixing tor a bg
fght. u Is indeed very t,t.na ing, aoI %
the young ladies' geueruis wish 10 draw
ths attention of gentlemen they will no
doubt succeed we'll by using the Thomas
Cat style"
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Hon. F. S. Singletary.

Tins gentleman favored US with a call
yesterday. lie brings cheering news
IRON the good old county Of Carter. They
have had quite a revival III his county re-
Gently on the subject OF temperance. The
rigid enforcement OF the liquor laws START
ed lectures on the subject together with
other efforts aud influences have marked
quite u reformation. MIR. s. has taken
an active part in the good work aud merits
the gratitude aud good will oil his people.
Ii all our pubic msn were of lik spirit
with ham the much needed reformation
would sooo become general in our coun>
try. Such men are the men for the times
and their labors will be app reciated.
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Services-M. E. Church
Preaching II o'clock, A. NJ.
Sunday School q o'clock, 7. d..
Preaching I o'clock p. NJ.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday night Z
T.. NJ. PASTOR.
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Fire in the Woods.

Last Tuesday btinga very warm dry
day the fire from log heaps in the "nev
grounds" broke out in several places in
this county. No serious damages hav.
been reported except the burning of a
great many rails. The gentle rain Tues.
day night and "Wednesday morning has no
doubt checked its rayages.
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Narrow ESCAPE.

Mr.. Nathan ShipIey; County Surveyor,
returned home late hast Tuesday night,
and after putting hi. horse III the stable
started to his house, a colored man seeing
him, and believing it to be ONT one
prOwling about the premises shot at him,
the ball missing his person only n few
inches.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
DrLAMARBE's sPEcTEIc PILLS.

No. 2li Rho Lombard, Paris.
These rifls arc highly recommended by the entire
in all cases Of spermatnrrhna, or Seminal Weak
mass, Nightly. Daily or Premature Emissions; Sex
pal weakness or Iu1pofeney; Weakness arising from
Genital 0rgans; Weak Spine Deposits In the Urine,
and all the chastity train Of Diseases arising from
0yeruse or Excesses. They cure whena all otherrem-
e1ics fall. Pamphlet Of Advice in each box. or will
be sent FREQ to any address. Price 81 per Box.
Bent by mail, secure'v sealed from all obssrrafio1, on
receipt Of price. OSCAR q. MOSES. IS CoRTLAKDT
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The prospect for a good wheat crop is
much better than our farmers wero ex-
pecting to see at this season. A consider.
able amount was froze out last winter,
but the warn lays of this and last week
have started what was left on the giound
20 growing. We notice some fields look
beautiful.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
IN cHANcERY Al TOMBSTONE.
Martha j. Boyd.
Alexander BOYD.

IN this GAUGE it appearing from the al
legations IN the Birlthat Alexander Boyd
the defendant IN this cause. Is a non-resi-
dent of the State Of Tennessee, IL Is there
fore ordered that publication be made
Iorfour successive weeks iiatle Herald
and Tribune a newspaper published IN
the town of Jonesboro', Tennessee. noti-
tying said defendant to appear before or
said Chanccry Court on the tth, Monday
in May next aud make defence 10 said
CoInplainaDts Bill or tho same will be
taken as confessed a. to him and set for
hearing exparte. Witness B.F SwiHgle
G.. u M of said ConrI at Office Ia Jones'
b0ro'. This 10Th cay of March 1873.
F.'SWINGEE, ca NJ.
by q " SwINoLE, D. C. I'm.
nar2Dwlpf$5.
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First Monday in May.

Remember the FIRST Monday ia May is
the day to elect the Directors and officers
Of the Washington County Agricultural
and Mechanical Society for the ensuing
year. II there should DO a ~stockholdsr
who cannot be present we hope he viii
send bis proxy that all the stock viii be
represented.
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Larch 18th, 1873.
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween, G. Wheeler and NJ. S. M%ahoney,
|lla,i x this day Dissolved, the old business
OF Tie firm must be settled up at once.
Pei SON. indebted 10 us are requested TO
call and settle or their accounts will be
placed in the hands Of all officer for col
Farpfi.n
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Our devil Gays: The mooubeams fan
nod by the gentle zephyrs floating from
the rich blossoms of the cherry aud peach
trees make the nights pleasant for social
gala ntry.
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Some one had the audacity to enter the
house Of A. G. Mason a few nights since.
The cook law the fellow but was so much
excited That she was unable to make an
alarm.
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Some fellows amused themselves last
Tuesday night by building fences across
Tho road lending from this place 10
Bashor's Mill.
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Unless we should have another frost
there will be 40 abundance Of fruit Of all
Kinds in this county.
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Green Apples.

1Id6u App'cS.
Several wagon loads Of green apples,
from North Carolina, we're sold in our
market during the last week. Price.
sapged from 81 90 to 81 so per bushsl.
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Notice 10 The Afaic.ea saa vnicrtuna.s.


The annual meeting Of the stookhold.
ers of the Washington County Agriaul-
tursl and Mechanical Society xill
be held at the Court House on Mondsy
the 9Th. day OF May next, forthe purpose
Of Eleeting officers aud Board Of Direc.
tors for the ensuing year. let there be
a full meeting, we want all the stock re-
presented in IL. March 9Th, 1878.
GEO. P. PAW, President.
Anril2n.i
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Several p~artie, who were indicted at
Tho special term Of TIE Circuit Court for
drunkenness, were Notk pros. ON Monday
by securing the costs.
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Warm Weather.

attn w 6dIubI'
The very warm weather this week has
not only brought out tho flowers and
started the wheat and grass TO growing.
mSy ladies are prOmenadiug the
is and paying their calls that have
long siuce been due. We also notice
Che sovsreigns who are attending Court
have dosned their summer coats,
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A large number Of persons were in at
Tendance at Circuit and County Courts
last Monday.
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4 900 Bushels Clover, Timothy Orchard
il Grass, Blue Grass, Randall Grass.
Evergreen Grass, Herds Grass and
Lawn Grass Seeds.
LEE, TAYLOR, BROS,
Anrll 4
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Victory Bee Hive.

Victory Bee Hive.
State and County rights to sell for this
Patent Res Hive. As it is tho intention
Of the Patentee to have the Hive introdu.
ced all over the country this season, good
bargains can be bad b apFlyiae 10
NJ. 5. MAHoxEY, Agent.
JonesSoro', Tenn.
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10 Clerks of County Courts in
Tennessee.
The Clerks Of the several Cou lty Courts
in Tennessee will confer a great favor aud
at the samc time, do a valuabl, public
service, by reporting to the undersigned,
at Nashville. the proceedings, at the
April terms Of their respective cour:s, in
reference to mmo school matters.
JSo. NJ. FLEMING,
State Supt. Public Schools.
April 7 1874
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The family Of +. W. Earnest, was
alarmed last Monday night, ~supposing
some one was trying to make an entrance
Unto the house.
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MAN is a little world man is a little
&C. ID unsey.
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TO MARRTEn IADIEa

they are particularly suited. They viii in a short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt.
full to the constitution. In all cases of Nervous and
Fatigue on slight ~exertion, Palpitation Of the Heart
Mysteries and Whites, they will effect a cure when
all other means have failed. Tho circulars around
will be sent free to all writing for them, scaled
from observation.
N. D.-In all cases where tho GENUINE cannot be
obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the Solo Proprie.
t,r. o MOSES, is Cortlandt St., New York, will
insure a bottle OF tho genuine, containing fify
Pills,, by return mail, securely sealed from any
knowledge of its eontents.
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Flesh Arrivals.

Flesh Arrivals.
faw, Devault d Co., is the style Of a
new business finn in this place. The gen
tlemen composing the 6r~ are G. p. Faw,
f. Devault and j. NJ. Hoss. They are
we'll known IN the county as being worthy
aud honorable gentlemen. They are Just
receiving and opening their spring and
sumner stock. We notice they have a
large and beautiful stock of goods. which
they propose to sell as low as can be bought
at anyIother house. Cali aud examine their
new goods before making purchases.
Fred. and Tommy will TAX pleasure in
showing their goods aud waiting upon all
who call 90 zee them at the house former,
=, oc.,q,~l 3 rs. & Lpmpsou pposie
the C,urt iIouse
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Auction.

Auction.
last Monday was big day for auctions.
Three sales were going on at the same
time. Some good bargains no doubt
we're bought.
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Out.

Crowded Out.
Several communications crowded out
gthis week, will appear in u next.
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
Hon. Il. h. Gillenwatcrs, presiding.
Monday and Tuesdays proceedings:
GRAND JURY.
Ed. II. West, Foreman, James Miller,
james Patton, Thomas Cloyd, John Dun
can, Jerry b. Hale, Joseph Kecblcr, S.
d. Stewart, VIM. Beals, j. NJ. Carr, JEFF
ferson Burleson, Jacob Reed and James
P. Clark. Thomas McPeak, Officer.
TRAVERSE Jury:
VIM. Mc1Dturff, d. L. Thornburg.
Thos. Smith, Jesse P. Tinker. J. Thor.
ton, Jas. Carmack, Daniel Krous, Z. A.
Keen, Madison Miller, Joseph Tucker,
V. Morgan. and NJ. p. Chase. Ebert
Miller, Officer.
STATE DOCKET:
State VS.. Isaac Broyles, ct. al. nOlle pros.
on securing costs.
State vs.. Andrew Bacon, nolle pros, on
securing costs.
State vs.. Fulton Gray, nolle pros, on
securing costl.
State VS.. John Watkins, nolle pres, Oh
securing costs.
State VS.. Joseph Bacon, nOlle pros, or
securing cots.
State VS.. Isaac Bacon, nol,e pros, on Sc
curing costs.
State VS.. Houston Grimslcy, submitted
fined $40.
State vs.. Amos Bird, submitted, ant
fined $40.
State VS.. Alden Grey, mistrial.
State VS.. Daniel Smith, nolls pros, OF
securing costs.
State VS.. John Squibb, nolle pros, OIL
securing costs.
State VS.. Alfred ellis, nolle pros. or
securing costs.
State vs.. j. c. Hodge, fined SIS fol
disturbing the Court.
State vs.. Lafayette Moore. acquitted.
State vs.. Ebert Martin, noils pros, Oh
securing costs.
State VS.. John Payne, acquitted.
State ". Sally Ellis, charged with in
tent to rob Grand Jury returned a tru,
bill.
State VS.. John Or.baugb, acquitted.
State W.. John Ship, 6ned s. so.
State VS.. VIM. Helton. nolIc pros, OF
securing costs.
State VS.. Finley Hale, charged with the
murder Of Rufus Bailey, now on trial.
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knowledge without religion is the
worst curse Of humanity -Munsey.
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Funeral Sermon.

Funeral Sermon.
Rev. III. Mann will preach the fune.
raj sermon Ofthe late Rev. Joseph Nil.
burn, at Milburnton, Greene county, on
Sunday the Sth day Of juno.
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Special Notices.
IN the Ladies'.

10 the LdulcS.
nR. HooPER's FEMALE PILLS, a POSI-.
tive cure for Suppression, or Irrrgularity,
from any cause whatever. They are per-
fectly harmless.
ra5- Every Lady should keep a boa Of the
Pils on hand for rSe in case of need. ~
Price. 81, 90 per box. Sent securely
seeled to any address on receipt OF price.
Direct all Orders
HOOPER & CO.,
T.. o. Bsx 2d53.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
T3janl6w52.
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April I, 1878.
Bowel & Mathes

BoVeu q Math9S
Have removed their store to the Squibb
stand, where they have q full stock OF
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye ,Stutfs, Garden
Seeds, Tobacco, Snuff, Segars, COLLECTION
cries, sugar, Coffee, School Books, Paper,
Periumery, &c. Don't fail to give them
4 call, If.
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Mr.. J. d. Cox left last Tuesday for
Philadelphia, TO make his spring pur-
.chases.
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Land Wanted.

Persons having Real Estate. for sale
will consult thei- interest by writing to
Charles Seymour, Knoxville. Farms and
Mineral property, Iron Ore Banks. &C.,
are wanted, F3E mar20-w4
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

nRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS
euro CoUaHs. COLDS. ASTHMA. BRpsoHITIs, boRB
THROAT, HoARsRHEss, DIFrIoULT BRBATHIsa, IN
SIPIEsr OoSsusPTlos AID LuSe DISEASES, They
have no taste OF medicine, and any child will take
them. Thousands have been restored to health that
had before despaired. Testimony given IN hundreds
OF lenses. Ask for BRYAN'S PULMONIG WATERS.
Price b cents per box. JOB MOSES, Proprle.
tor. "A Co-tlNndt Strcet. New Ynrk.
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GRAND LopeE OF r. 4 A. MAsoNs,
Stota of Tannas.oo III =

Office Of NJ. W. Grand Master,
Chattanooga, Teuu., March / ,1s73.
F. B. CASE.
DEAR Sin AND BRo II hare exam.
ined The General History Cyclopcdia
and Dictionary of F. Masonry-By Rob't
Macoy and George Oliver, ID. D." aud
6ld it a work that | can heartily recon.
memo to the fraternity. In fact no ma.
sen should be without a copy.
p" d. r. GRAFTON
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FULL WEIGHT SOAP.
DROCTER 4 "A e.
ErRA nITFE WI

Some Bands Of soap are sold khortweieht, ave
10 eight pounds per box. III You use these eosrs
you pay money for what you DO not recei'e.
Ian you ahond 70 do sol - .
Buy Proctor d Gapbls,s fsn weight Brand
Sold by 0rocsrs IN your city, Chattanooga- ana
Knoxville. Jobeers Wholesale agents. srga
feb27nS.
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The evils rom which a morbid man suf-
fers the most are those that don't happen.
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were on the street, though the store is
situated in the most public place in town.
If Dr.. Wheeler had not happened to pass
just at tho time he did, she would no
doubt have completed her job. and per-
haps stepped out on the street without
any person knowing who did the act.
She has been committed to jai, to await
her trial 10 the Circuit Court. t
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Defendants.

&c. W. Miller and C. F. Yeager Adm'rs Of
the Estate Of Franklin Hess, deed
Kbram HosS, Jacob IIoss, Landon Hoss,
George floss MeCherncy Wagner and
wiie, Susan tformerly Susan Hoss.)
John W. Brown, and wife Fanny. for
merly Fanny iioss.1 Daniel w. Crum-
ley and wife, Nancy NJ. ~orncrly Nancy
NJ. IIoss, the widow Of said Franklin
Hoss, decd. ' wr
II appearing from the allegations Of
the Bill, that {. +. Yeagcr and Jacob
IIoss. two Of the d~efendantsin this cause
arc non-lesidenis OF the State Of TEN
ucssee, It is therefore ordered that publ
cation be mad for four Successive weeks
in the Herald and Tribune q newspaper
published In the town Of Jonesboro',
Tennessee. notifying said defendants to
appear before our said Chanccryl Court
on the 4th, Monday In May next and
make defence TO said complainants bill,
or the same will be taken MS confessed ne
to them and set for hearing. cxpartc.
Witness, d. #. Swhgle. G. & NJ. OF said
Court at Office In JouesborO', this 25thdsy
of March 1873.
BIZ. SwINGLE, c. Il N.
BY GEO. W. SwINGLE, d. {. L NJ.
mar27w4pfSl 10.
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gala ntry.
Departure.

Mr.. Jacob Adler and family left for
their new home in Baltimore. on last oyen-
ing's train. The community loses an esti>
Unable family.
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without this Liniment. The money re-
funded unless the Liniment Is as repre-
scented. Be sure and get the genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT. Sold
by all Druggists and Country Stores, at
Zoe, Doc. and sl.0O per Bottle. Notios
style, size of bottle. &c
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CTATE OF TENNESSEE.

IL CHANCERY AT JoNTSDoEo'.
Camplainants.
p. P. &. Nelson. Henry johnson. W. G.
Hickey, f. w. King and Wilborn
Hodges.
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The Ladies'.
Are respectfully invited 10 call and ex-
anime our beautiful dress goods.
MAHoSTT& SuIrITy
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-04-10

Has been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. 1t has never yet
failed to give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly been styled the pahacea for all ex-
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swellings,
Sprains, Bruises, &C., &C., for Man and
Beast, No family should be q single day
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-04-10

Have you a cough or a pain in the breast ?
Are you with hOarseness or asthma oppress-
ed? ,
Are your lungs affected Do they feel sore /?
These are bad symptoms go at once to the
store
Get a bottle of Symphx, it will cure your
cough,
Make you feel 'aSier and much better of.
If consumption threatens, il will drive it
away
And make you quite well for a many q day.
And almost without money, for should pow
erty cramp,
A Bottle you will ret for fifty cent stamp.
have been a dyspcptic for years ;bcgap
to use the simmons Liver Regulator two
years ago it has acted like a charm in my
case. REV. j. G, HOLMES,
Clayton, Ala,
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A true and perfect copy, 81
JAS. G.. DEADERIcK,
Attorney at Law Jonesboro', Tenn
March 20, 1873 WI
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-17
THE PIOCHE DAILY RECORD
TIE mortuary statistics of Stockton, |

The mortuary statistics of Stockton,
for the last year, show that there were
eleven deaths for each thousand of the
population. This is said to be the STAN
dard of inevitable decay in the most
healthy countries. During the year end
ing June 30th, 1872, the rate of mortality
in Oakland was one to every l02 per-
sons, which beats Stockton. During the
last year, there were 149 deaths regis
tered here. The population of the part
Of the city embraced within the record,
cannot be less than $4,000. Most esti-
mate it as more than this, so that we
think that.Oakland can justly lay claim
to the distinction of being the most
healthy city in California; Oakland
News.
The Police Judge of Chicago recently
decided that newspaper reporters are
valuable public servants, and though
their pursuit of information should lead
them them into "bye and forbidden
paths" they are entitled by common
consent to certain immunities and priv
ileges. The decision was rendered in
case where number of persons, includ-
ing three reporters, were arrested in a
gambling house.