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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24
The aprieultur.i re,urn, s;,r 1870

The agricultural returns for 1872
chow that less than two inillions
out Of the thirty TWO millions Of
England live directly by aasical-
tnre. About i've persons are em.
ployed in thia way to every 400
acres Of cultivated land. It ID
claimed that England and Scotland
produce the beat wl.eAt the best
potatoes, the best kitchen vegita.
hlcs and the lest beef and mutton
in the world. Great Britain hes
lO7 sheed to everY 100 Inhabitants
Greech hes 108, exceeding h thiS
every other Earopess country.
Spain has 1875, and Switxsrlana
but Q fraction OVER IL. ]
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

! The Local of the Times, can't SEE
the .bene6cent results in suppress
ing drunkenness" of the Baxter
Bill (which he alledges vas claim
ed for it by it, friendAl in our city,
and gives the evidence Of s,others,
that the :sWhisky now dispenssd at
the various saloons was never yiler,
or easier to get. 'aa Prosecutor Cow,
STOCK couldn't do q better thing to
show that Local Whist. the Baxter
Law was passed for" than to in
terview him and take his testimony.
Depend, he's q valuable witness.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24
Tie Samner Divorces Salt.
From The Boston Journal. NAY 49,

TIE Semner Divorces Salt.
From The Boston Journal, Nay III
BY arrangement the libel for di>
vorce fled BY Hon. Chasles Sum-
ner against his wife, on the ground
of descrtion came up for hearing
before Judge Colt. 10 the Saprsme
Court, on Saturday F. v. Balch
appeared as council for Mr.. Sum-
ner, and Sidney Bartlett and J. X
Lathrop for Mrs. Sumner. Al
though the case was heard In the
regular court roow, it Was con-
Quoted 10 40 quiet . manner that
few Of the spectators present were
aware Of what was trsnspiring.-
Neither the ibelee or lieslant were
presen, and after hearing one wit
ness, Judge Colt decrsd Mr.. Sum
ner o divorce from tho bonds oil
matrimonY on ground above stat.
cd.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

Last week We had : call from our
teach6e friend A. j. SuT1aca who
has ben sufIsGing the pains Of the
too daring scientist since the Sd
inst On that day at the residence
Of Mr.. Oxias, near Lewisburg, he
proposed to give : chemical expe-
riment L ~ Wy Of an explosion
by IL aining Of phosphorns and
the chlocote of potash. he was
carrying both mixed in his hand
through tie ea1s, % ~ TO be : safe
distanse awaN, W1eh tie gate struck
his han3 aid n 'anoment the mas
was ~ eb1nDeI Z Nor could e be
shook = A1souns a. e buxned
tin II whole inside Of .his hand
WAS . 60 and xhe right hand not
. ht<le Injured b6ing psed In trying
to relievS The 0eber. He called Tor
apple buleer sandr innersed his
hard = 80 hnta1A noA ssceeed
IN sxfinGgiahi1g the Ere uptQ he
was thus hedly burned Tha band
il now ~ iiiinl11ng % heal and \ do
ing very Vii alter IL experience
with phosfhoruA ob e sa
Mr.. Sus3hoe - 0eagsd for next
year IN IL Germantown Schools q
S1,100. ThatM do.-Eaton Hsgis
ter.
We have ( sDan Surface" IN on,
city, vho. To no .tscientist" sxast
", turnsd political. alchynist and
in tryng one u his experinents
he Gnged the hsar satrely OF III
inside - his hsndss - . handling ,
composition u 'skoabneerg." Tn
pile snouat16 % 3964 thak b han
dlsd, - - tholghA h codid X
The sAns 96iSSI / gsin, whsnsyer III
opp0tsdnily offers 10 didn't i'm
msrss ~ haads in sAnple butter
but b 0natinuAs 10 do nsxt bes
thing: edit TIE Telegram. .i'~ThAt1
Nv 2. ssAl Sc ,an3s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24
Herber1 SpenceE's Opinion Of Our
Fern Of C0vernnens.

= = a.s-t- = = -
Fern Of Government.
The dear Indignant Of HzaszRr
SPxNcza in his exhaustive treatise
ON Sociology il best illustrated in
his conclusions touching King eau
Gus and the mob Of political bum
mers who in compact and wen or
ganized rings manipulate and sell
nominations Ia Wholesale usurpa-
ton. He says: 4'''s
while the outside form Of free
government remains, there has
grown up within it q reality which
makes government not free. The
body Of professional politicians, en-.
tering public life to get incomes,
organizing their forces, and devel-
oping their tactics, have, in fact,
come to be . ruling class quite diff
ferent from that which the Consti :
tuition intended to secure; and q
class having interests by no means
identical with public interests. The
worShip Of the Appliances to iber-
II, in place Of liberty itself, needs
continually exposing. There is no
intrinsic virtue IA votes The pos
session Of representatives Is mot in
itself . bsne6t Thess are but
means to an end; and the end is the
maintenance of those, conditions
under which each citizen may carry
on his life without further hindran.
ces from other citizens than are
involved by equal olaims-the secur-
| ing to each citizen all such bene6-
cial results of his activities as his
activities naturally bring. The
worth OF means is measured by the
degree IN which this end is echiev-
ed; and citizen nominally having
complete means, and but partially
securing the end, is less free thar
another who uses incomplete means
10 more purpose " las
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

th7 Mod s a . vel light sue
- fel 81: r'ss' .oas. 1.s{
"a tie Teknf r al tqwar& 7
timbered Buttes Five Afod0es -
ported killed in the battle, and ten
squsws and proposes captured.
The troops On Tuesday weFe has-
rying toward Van Bremers, pursu'
ing. NosreDprt On the partof Ee
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

MI {3ssSs8y Fl s,p 4sasxs. IN
Nof1ay has taken cktcset,
which. enumerstcs 6,87< native
Nor1e9faas among her population,
while Detroit hss sos, San Fran
cisco 800, snd New York oaly
$40 ssSL I.fks.
Spaniards Arss sewg everywhere
In the United 6s6tqss New Osassps
has the largest number 05l, New
York following With ~, Philadsl-
sphia .1D6, Boston SO, Mobile -
WashiDgtoa %, CiseianaH 10.
A curious seieptiss lrAs BEEN In.
vsstiaatinR the potses Il the eehaa
de capello, and finds that IL 10 idsu-
ticsl in chemical composition with
beer yeast: This u Interesting to
beer drinkers. '-A
Seventy three Iepera were sent
Efsom Honolnlo to The i'll and eet
Part for shem, between rhe llth
and 2lst Of Marsh. They = ere c.
all ages andbOih sexes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

Mr.. Hariiont hGvine declined the
Russiaa6 M1aion,it has been ten.
dared TO ex-Governor Marshall
Jewell, o. Oonneoticut, by whom it
win doubtless be accepted. Gov.
Jewell IL we'll adapted 70 Che Posi-
lion, being ) gent eaan Of culture,
honot, Ind ability, and witlaal the
best looking man east u the Ale:
ghanies, which; according TO Mr..
Sumner, is no small, rec0mmenda-
ton for efna0twith = diplomatic
ambitin&E On o. asisaa faaaB8
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24


tn Ig1ian 20! Nmissioners ere
20 ~ .l.oagns c.a ".s nss
lanoE Tor norrsStid in awarding
ny. 1onae5ets u Ndian suppliesx|
=
Tho Rev VIII G. Moreau, o.
Ge0reiA has cuosed Aaegro,z 10 be
.rr..tsa for .taalinp his revolver.
n.-- ,s.-....~ = ea...~-;,.d IL
;.
.,-..1s
no,Anets are peopss e sn ~. ~
VINO csteem y 90 sAt'e.o.y
20 express emctton, .nss
e.I1nqua.e "o.e .olO1.e u ~
naPpeneo IN 'nen o.'s uDvsn 1917 !:
tney I"ousn consloe' = P'oy -
.neH goou. D.oc.'ns nv "
.n =
Inc nev. " lii'am - AAo'oau a.'
bad his trial by the two feeble
churches forty miles apart that
he m;n;.t.ycd 10 in Georoia. and
:.. 80 TN
.'4u..'oa A"o .eSs' ' ~
fellowship. tres ann
The Indiana State Sunday
School Convention will meet Il
Anderson on the third OF next
month, continuing over the tnitd
and INTO; Df. vincen, Q! New
ofk' ahd DIN ass'y' =. Aon"on'
WIZ ne prese"t ana Faseic'Pa.e :"
the exercises a.Fa
Delaware still does q thriving
thrashine business. Two white.
and Ave colored thieves. received
tventv laahes e,ch 4 New Castle.
and one enioved an hours stand
inc season in the pillory, 10 .
martial expiatiou for cutting his
wife's throat.
D., -,..
!. Ina!s; -. . an .-n;..h,s n;es,
~ $500 S.;.ad,,, osn.smnars.w
head lined his dispatches from that
section some what sensationally oy
1,.sng ntn an Lvu''..na' . .n.s
,hsaloo;c.i on.a,;on - moment
which has heretofore been involv-
ed in the bogs Of controversy.
THr Flow OF SAr.-pros. Collins
says: The water OF the ssp comes
nom the groood' Deing imo'oed
ny 'ns 30. ', q :: So o.oS ~ ~ ~.
90 ~ .hs tre. n tho f.i, and
this in the spring is changed to
sugar and Dissolved in the water
taken IN ny tha roots. why sap
.an , :. .ss vn ~ thu .1 Ind ND ~
ve.sher i mot ven nnfferstood
Starch AID sugar are very nearly
.ne ssns y cIm a!,' SUI.
cham;c .l,- united mot .imnlv
mixed with II.
.s -. =, :, -,
.,...... :. ~. .,na.;ta e., dr;n,
..... ..ha- :, .ho,...
Th.aa... s.av... -,o reca;vad ,
l.,oo hcc,..t from hi. nrcla ~
~. .o,d;t;on ,,,., h. .h...;n.d
$500. 60 .,,,,,. d.;nk. ~.
h.an... !. !. a,,u .,a ,o;., i a..
. s..n = a.;.l go, III. vo,,,
] ,...,,. .a ~.
$500 -. .-s.,..a.. !, -. -,
s.h..,, = .n,,,. -. ,- !, -. !,
;.-.,....;....a 60 exo
oo0 - s-s oon - g.. <o,na;n. =
AN or,,h,n'. home in L.nc.s,ar
Penn.vlv.n;. .s''
| -.
ss :. ' ''e
~
r.1 ~ - ~ $50
-. -. -, az
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! 60.
/ so.,....s-1 ~
..s ..,
.:e,' -
man. Who asked 10 IRON what cis,
| / came. Boston, I replied. "Hah
! said he. the Quaker CITY I believe,
| no. / aasw ered, you're in error
you mean Philadelphia TO b
sure,' said he, but isn't Boston Il
i Philladslpbia 2
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

NOAACE 10 -uEt RS OF PETITION
TO SELL REA L ESTATE.
STATE OF INDIANA, WAYNE CO Is. 3.
WAYNE CIRCUIT COUNT. .a
NQIICE y hereby gives that Jaupe Perry
, ~ Administrat0r OF The eafate e. Villa =
r Bend, deeesssd Ass Oiled hiat etoI<b %
sell the real estate Of the deesaeot.s M per-
sonai being insufficient to pay his debss;and
that SAID petition vill - kesrd o. Ne next
eern o. the Cissuit Court ~ said county
-5S ~ WsrNESH ~ sane, thsS 7ssh
.dsy ofApsas 1o3o.
- Is Cssst w:ss: Ga C;ss.H Ca,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

-. ..:E..R-....
EVs ea' ~ Oooo
o -, a9uus - ~
ao1y IN ~
y ole 80 ae % t11de e1S
!: low ~ Vol sccor ':v 1e4M
me- amouns m 6osd ~ wlA, now
sn'y y sec
- :. :n1s E0!t,o1S % A1o. NM
.ec9f1.es neid N Lngianu Inc
49, OF e ea1aw ~ 'nen, ~ ne
sa ps.ng, scs lGIse.l1nk
sens 1ol pu I rfx nyi4 sDlsu -,
Ano enece WI pe 1esiy su1 ~ 'lAl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

We 6s(o-I min0d TO observe
We ustal u toais1 d fhe day
dsdieated p IA dsPoratien Of Sold
isrs 0savsss.1kiaak Nay tho 30th.
Our 3tissns have vuluntarially pro-
vidsd ne nssss1aly cojhvsyspces to
carry Tie viiio,ss s6d Orphans to
tae graves Il sthsir Husbands and
fathers. IL msnheesnft The Rish-
mond CogASt Bad have ssndsrsd
their setviesh ma win eontzibuts
their shess IS he cosaamanoreaioa
ezersissA The psoeessioa Win iorm
ontthe ess0se q Min md Pearl
Skests-ieAt rssaing On 1Eain-as
I o'dloek, Ind move promptly, Il ?
P. II, undsrs H. command 81 81
Gent Naznhals 70 xhe several Gem
eterisa, wAsRsths ceremonies of The
occasioa YIN b observed .
We easnsstly ok our good citi-
sens 70 give ~ poetian q on day,
out a ~ ialmdar ofeths years
busy H. = - tsooll sction Of the
services - - dsad patziot; il i
small, but jast and prcper trib'
ute; ~ ~ sttsnannss b generous
and IN, "a hiS loyyalty 70 ooun.
Try - hoqss ~ not hsnmsd h
BY the narrow lines Of party and
esd, ~ asbe gbsssd sand gradoul
IN our asnory Of him and hil
Ma J. T. sDDA11,
~ =. Mnscz, II
aoa Mn ]. TuIu,egvnla
Dooorntion Committoo.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-05-24

xvermont school t.sschsedp has &
struck the thing sat last. He
makes uhraly boys Et6rd z es,nd,e
stone 1000 'tims., ~iFR haSssbSf
boy bears on With ! stf6asorstSod
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Since the glorious result Of the
election in the Second Ward, has
terminated in . permanent triumph,
Of tho Republican Party there, as
wall % IN the Council We feel as
though the substantial fruits of this
victory should be garnered for the
lasting good Of our city and people,
morally and 6nancially-morally,
in 70 having the administration Of
our city conducted, that drunken
nesss, and the whole brood of little
and big vices and immorahties II
engenders, may be abated or abol-
ished; financially, that ECONOMY
and retrenchment" may be practic-
cd instead of talked of-cnt down
our expenditures, and make every
effort to decrease our indebtedness.
We cannot better express our wish.
es and the desire of every good
man and womsn in our city, thar
BY adopting the following sent.
Ioents IN LAfnyetts ConEisf, and
making them applicable to Rich
mond, instead Of Lafayette: sIl
i not proposed ~ We under
stand it, to organize . new party
in Indiana on the temperance ques
ton, but it is proposed to make thu
Republican party worthy of its his
tory n . fair end square .indorse-
@ent Of the Bnxter Law. Ths
temperance sentime,t of Bichmoni
We trust isstrong enough to hole
Mayor Eaaerfand his aids to q rigid
soforcenent Of this most righteous
and hunans enactment Let thl
The worse than widowed wife O
any poor 'drunkard in Richmons
feel that the eight hundred and
ninetytwo solid citissos who votet
for G. B. WalkeraAnd THOUSAND
besides, arepledged to her protec.
zion in the fullest measure of th,
tlAw, aAd that the sleek a AMI
wellooaditiOAed rum-seller1 VIII
robs her husband Of his reason
must give her famished children
bread. This is the lsw in its spirit
its substance andiss equity
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Il into HE r. sasuiy where il belongs, o Mr..
Tote wilsvs he 80 Ckys Trsasusr. Tits no
more than his dpty. but ma4 deserves
credit TOT eveu dong his duty % thsss daIs
q 1svsaasA sileoetstS.-Isd. yessa4k
| 4. 49, skeh arvsssser nen =, very
apt to fail into b thinking whatever intsrests
Of amuose them mutt q seceesity inssts st
Or ampee ths public, Rsss the best Of
eiitors are apt b write 1t each o:her instsaA
Of for ~ public, On the suppo sition appar.
entity tic ptsasantries and psrsonalf ties which
ticki& a. esatify then - much 0ast sickle
AID crafty tie pubaie equally. Il there p
| any one thing the public care less ab0ut
than ill others il IS the perennial grievances
of ciitors or me likes and dislikes Of news
paper mea. Yet many clover editueRsome-
! timsei fin into Tie habit of dishipg thss
! eort Of stuf be Tilt were really palitabls.
Fer inSalnces there nre thres o., toes excel.
| lent newapspers in this country which eee@
to find pssp<ss&l delight IN firing oA MALE
eious pessoaal sQnibs q Richard Smith. of
4 the Gin cinnAli Gazette. calling him Che truly
good, puhiishiug mock ealngies on hss char
! aeter and satirical -sketehes Of his cal eer,
/ The New York San sgase . very promise ut
piece to a-vile earca ture Of Mr.. smith, ac-
] sou panied By over . column Of sitter, pas.
l ss6ly funlg and thoroughly malicio1s. which
| will b eagerly snap'd up apd com msnted mp
on BY certaia papers in the WaI. y hich
either dislike. or fancy they dislike Mr..
Smish. Hat EN- bssoPI What 1See she pub
he care ios PIE psEspDsl likes or disIhes Of
these editors, ~ whether Mr.. Smith has .
4 red nose or Fos. ~ vhs9hssih - 10 truly good
or xuly haa There may b. great deal Of
vii ID ft15se thrSadhAre allasioas anA- 6esreo
typed 6iegss but Ne conisss Ne sraact abb
| to see it.-Ex
sA l1 sas
Tho Shelbyyilis (Ky.) Commercial says:
4 The esssdfAiher Of Richard tsisss, . Mr..
Powell. who served in the Revolutionary
+ first = saaiafion al Bedford county. Il came
I ,tohin as grant and comprised z, 600 acres
NE Sias, hasf isnd % 1hs plsse eysts forty
years, and although he has made ss0s
changes he now owns !, 400 acres, and ex-
poets to struggle through yesss to come for
INC ney to pay taxes.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-09
q. p. II. r..
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
~ leave and arrive at Ogden daily, as follow
LEAvE.--Daily express, $50 .. M; mixed
$50 p. m; freight, 1880 a. M.
ARRIvE.-Daiiy express, $40 p M; mixed,
p m. freight, 6:l0 a. m.
Daily connections made at Ogden with
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City
sll points in Southern Utah
At Bryan, with stages for the Sweetwater mines.
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad,
for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and all
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
At Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City St. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
OF steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east At once OF
Wells, Fargo Co., East Temple street ard at
the office of the Utah Central Railroad in Salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket office, in Ogden, at which Office berths On
sleeping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby pss-
East. can avail themselves Of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver and return, ut greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all information in regard
to passage, apply at the ticket Offices.
Passengers should be careful to secure their
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves OF
through sleeping-c car, comfortable accominoda.
tions and quick time.
THOS. L. KIMBALL,
General Ticket Agent.
r. L. SICKLES
au23-u Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-09

Canned Tomatoes, do. String Beans, do. Green
Peas, do. Corn, do. Oysters, do. Pie Fruits, do.
Condensed Milk, do. Salmon. 81 rs per doz. or
cans for 81 25.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-09
IyONsyILLE, DRY VALLEY.
The Meadow Valley Company's
Mill.

Uudaunted by tn heavy weather, our
rsnorter availed himself on Sunday OF
,bs invitation OF SIR. Tyrrell, Superin-
,audeut of the Meadow Valley Mining
Company, TO visit Lyonsville, Dry VAL
Law about ten miles distant, to inspect
the mill and other property of the
Meadow Valley Company at that place.
Considering the inclemency of the
season, the trip was very pleasant one,
being provided with such wrappings as
are indispensable under such circumstan-
ces. Lyonsville is quite village, when
to the mill and various work shops be-
longing to the company are added the
twenty houses or more dwellings occu-
pied principally by the employees of the
company. The village has two stores,
one Chinese restaurant, and a boarding
house, under the management of Mrs.
G. b. Barstow, where are ample accom-
modations for forty or fifty borders.
The company's works consist Of the
mill, with six batteries of five stamps
each; foundry and machine shop, retort
and melting room, assay Office, carpenter
shop and blacksmith shop. Everything
connected with the works is first-class,
and the company, by the sole aid of the
workmen in its employ, can make all
needed repairs. The foundry turns out
all the castings required with expedition
and of the very first quality. The water
used in the generation of the steam by
which the mill is kept in motion is
brought in hane iiom distance of 81.
miles above. A steam pipe is run from
the mill 10 the foundry. a distance of 500
yards, so that one set of engines keeps
both mill and foundry going. The mill
is kept running principally on ores from
the Meadow Valley mine, which are
hauled 10 the mill by teams, employing
for that purpose large number of dri-
yers, as well as horses and mules. Some
custom work is also done, but not a
great deal, as the yield of the Meadow
Valley mine is sufficient to keep the mill
in motion. While the snow lasts a
sleigh ride to Lyonsville would be
quite pleasant pastime, and in
and weather, when the roads are firm, no
better way could be found to pass an idle
day than to take n ride to Lyonsville and
view the extensive works erected by the
Meadow Valley Mill and Mining Com
pany. A colossal sum has been invested
by the company in the erection of the
mill and other works, and it is the desire
Of every well-wisher of this camp that
the investment may prove remunorative
one. The company has over $25, 900
worth of wood piled up for future use.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-09


A NEW circulating library, imported CT
gars, tobacco, stationery and confection-
cry at j. Levin & Co.'S, opposite Hamil-
tons saloon. Main street.
BREAD.-Eight loaves OF good bakers
bread, made from California -four, for 81,
at the Eagle Bakery, Main street.
d6-tf H Prudential.
PHoToGRAPHs taken in dull weather
equal to those taken on bright sunny
days at Sutterly & Fox's Gallery, Main
ST., Phoebe. Diff
PHOTOGRAPHS enlarged and highly fin
ished in oil or water colors, unsurpassed
at Sutterly & Fo1's Gallery. Diff
For artistic posing and brilliantly fin
ished cabinets and cards, go to Sutterly
4 Fox. diff
Go TO BISHOP 4 LEES for your Drugs
and Medicines.
8. ASHIN 1 BRO.
BLACK FRooK surrs, $40; worth $50.
Everything wearabls and eatabIe
Six pounds Crushed Sugar for 81. 90
at s. Ashim 4 Bros. NJ
PIcKLrD SALMoN-l5 cents pound
ut Ike Phillips. d5-tf
PIONEER News DEPOT, Main street-C.
Wiederhold.
9. AsHIM 4 BRO.
BLUE. BRowx AND BLACK BrAvrA suIrs, $25,
worth $35.
To make money, buy Of Ashim
Bros. NJ
Hor FREE LUNCH served at Ike Phil.
lips from II to 2 o'clock every day.
d2-tf
SATISFACTION guaranteed to all patrons
at Sutterly 4 Fox's Gallery, Main St.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-09
SAN FRANCISCO Stock REPORT.

San Francisco. December 8.
SHAREs.l MORNING SALES. ?
26O ophir-s2 s2k ssbso s4b3O
AGO Gould Curry-17 Tx 17hb3O
SIS Best L Belcher.2o 2ok 2ibso 2ok
225 Savage-64 63k 64hb3O 64b10 s. 6Sk
los Chollar Potosi-53h 64b6 81
100 Hale 4 Norcross-3S 3Sh SO 31h 3sb5
SIS Crown Point-95 s5k
rs Yellow Jacket-62 63b30
$50 Imperial-5H 81
80 Empire Mills.
100 Kentuck-l3h 134
285 Belcher-88 8sb3 874 e7x So 88h
1855 Conndence-7ss N rErE.1r.
S45 Con virginia-62 63b30 61k ts-
ITO Sierra Nevada-2O hb3O
100 Daney-2
26O Exchequer-2Ok 2lb3o 81 2lhbso
els Overmsn-45 AN 46b30 As
10 Seq Belcher-74
$50 Justice-7,s 7k7ss
20 Buckeye-13S
400 Julia-4K AZ AZ
2l0 Caledonis-l8k 10 18k
so Knickerbocker-3Z
$50 Arizona and Utah-1xlL
1856 Globe-1A ~ III
1875 Baltimore Con-st sk ehG.
leo Bullion-ls 1s,sb30
AS Pictou-30c Csc
100 N Con-3h
500 Rock Island-1
us American Flst-5k So 81 51.b3o
1855 Central No. 2-10
200 Tyler-9Oc 65c ......
$50 benator-50c "N
$50 Sutro-3h 3I ""
so Woodville-l
1850 Nevada-2h az
2l5 Franklin-1A
200 South Overman-20c
AFTERNOON SALES.
IS Eureka Con-9h on
220 Phenix-55c
1850 Belmont-2o 2Obs 1872. l9h 10 2ob3O lss1 b2o
300 Monitor lBelmont)--6
100 Hayes-1h
$50 FL Dorado South-3k
100 North Belmont-21T II.
200 Silver West-2A
~ Rye Patch-ogs
co Eureka G. V--l8k 1Sk 18k 10.
805 st Patrick-s "a 87,ss30s
205 Independently
800 Chariot Mill-5L 81 5kb3O
COS Golden Chariot--2Oh 81 2lhblO 4
so Ida Ellmore-4A
200 Mahogany-6
1928 South Chariot-9 9,.bsO skb3O
252 Empire tIdahol-A45
535 Savage-65 &C y CT 68 6sk 60
800 Kentuck-l3s< 14b3O
100 Belcher-89 9Ob3O 89k
1850 overman-52k So ssh 50 52hb5 50 52a 50
23k
600 American Flat-s6 k eek
$40 Justices 81 sk 8 Shb3O sAs3
800 Gould { Curry-ls 1888 1sk ls,sbso 1873.
b30
400 Ophir-S4 IS s5h
PIoCHE STOCKS.
AS Raymond L Ely-57 Sc IS 54k "a SAN
254O Page Panaca-3k 81 50 3hbl0 50.
rs Pioche-6
700 American Flag-4k ~ ~ 4s.b30
50 Washington h Creole-5
1860 HUM l. Hunt-2k 2h2
625 Silver Peak-1's II Is.
200 Ingomar-50c
500 Newark-22A 2sS0 2b2
200 Chief Of the Aill-2Oc
800 Louise-40c
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-09
Utah Southern Railroad.

VNRAlNS LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL.
j Depot, Salt Lake City, at Z a. m. and $50
O'Clock p. m.
Sandy nearest point TO Little Cottonwood
Canyon, at $40 q. m and 80 p. m.
Arrive at Lehi ut q. m. and so p. M
Leave Lehi ut $50 a. m. aud 5 D. m; Sandy,
at 10 80 q. m. and 6:10 p, III.
Arrive at Salt Lake City at II 80 a. m and
p. IN. R2u-3u
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-09
LOST.

WHILE sLEIGHIN0 IN PI0CHH, 4 COLTS
w Dragon Six-shooter, inlaid in the end
with . piece Of silver In the shsps Of : half
moon, and star. The finder will ~ rsWaTasA
BY leaving the same ct the kncouD olneo.