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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-14
JOSEPH n. u0LLIvER

bottomed; picture frames made to order; and all
articles in the furniture line repaired.
Having had ten years experience in the business
am able to guarantee satisfaction to all. | extend
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed since
tablishng business for myself.
Augusta, June 49, 1873. film
KENNEBEC COUNTY.-Tn Probate Court at iu-
gusta, on the fourth Monday Of June, 1873.
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporting to be
n the last will and testament of Charles II.
Iamlen late ef Augusta, in said county, deceased,
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday of
July next, in the kennebec Journal, 4 news
paper printed IN Augusta, that all persons inter
ested may attend at Court of Probate then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why
the said instrument should not be proved, approx
ed and allowed n the last VIII and testament OF
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES HEwlNS, Register. 3w29
kENNEBEC COUNTl.-m Probate Court at ia-
g'tsta on the fourth AToBday of JuHe, 1873.
/ HENRY WILLIAMS, Guardian Of James y
y Hathaway, ofAugusta, in said County, minor
having presented his first account of Guardianship
charge:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
July next, i'll The kcnncbec journal, news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons inter.
estcd may attend at Court of Probate then To he
holden at Augusta, and show cause, ii amy, why
II. X. BAKER Judge.
Attest CHARLES IIEwINs Register. 3w29
KENNEBEC COI'NTY.-In Probate Co,rt at
AugHStd, on the Surth W0Hd0y Of June 1873.
4 CERTAIN l\STRU MEM, purpurtiug to be
~ the last will and testament of Kelsey Ne Mas
tiers, late Of Augusta, IN said county, deceased,
having been presented for probate
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
th fG"r 20 .F io"E, H"nuy "i
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons iutcr
ed may attend at curt OF Probate then to be hul-
en- at Augusta, and show cause If any, why the
said instrument should not be proved, approved
aud allowed the last will and testament at the
said deceased.
III. X. BAKER. Judge.
Attest: CHARLES iIEwlNS, Register. 3w?9
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''Big Steve" and Frank have been out into
the country Frightening up the artistic rock
nscriptions-"Go to cartridges for orE.s
md to Russell's for SPEC"
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iiAV ANA.

Havana, II, Chief of Trocha while re
connoitering found the eucampment of Vim
cente VaTca, which had been deserted; also
discovered some valuable documents.
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DifD.

In Exeter, Gth inst William Dee, a wcll.known
English servant called Billy Dee aged about Is
years lie was one of Wellington's servants at The
battle Of Waterloo.
In Frankfort, 10th inst, Mrs. Sarah T.. wife of
Edwin F. Treat, aged 80 years, ) months, 3 days.
In Lowell, Mass, May 3lst Miss Ann X. Howard
of De Ntcr aged G3 Ycars.
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|arding Round"

own at Richmond, Me, when 4 gentle
rs wife and family leave home tor week
|vo, the gentleman complies a list Of his
Ids and neighbors, and mails to them the
wing circular:
sends his compliments
announces to the gentlemen named below
'he will do them the honor OF dining with
on the days placed opposite their re-
hive names. He will expect good din
lis is unique way of doing it. Wives
remain absent for an indefinite period,
,nted in the belief that their lords are in
company and well cared for, and the lat
Ian have "good dinners" with immunity
the obligations that attend the furnishing
lem, as we'll as other liberties. There is
Ter that the system might become popular
should be generally introduced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-14

OFFICE OF THEoDoRE MErCAIr < Co.,
FREMONT STREET, BosroN, Oct. !, 1871.
Mr.. JAMES |. FELLows-SIR We ar,
happy to say that the sale OF your Syrup la,
been very large for the past two years, 1t il
prescribed by some of our first physicians.
We remain, yours, very truly,
VHEoDoRE MErCALr \ Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-14

About half the houses on Squirrel Island
are occupied for the season. This week will
witness a general stampede to the island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-14

Sharpley, Sheridan & Mack's Variety
Troupe appear at Granite Hall tomorrow
|evening.
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FIRE RECORD.

Philadelphia, ~. This afternoon fire broke
out in a large building on Columbus avenue,
occupied by T. Atkinson, steam packing box
manufacturer; John Waltham, manutactur-
or Of knit jackets; Blood, Vernon & Co.,
stocking manufacturers; Thomas Mayne,
needle manufacturer; and Stephen Wood,
dealer in cotton and wollen goods. Loss,
So 600.
Strathroy, Ont, II. Penscombe x Poole $
tannery, with engine, stock, etc, were burned
to-day Loss $4,000.
Boston, 10. A long bleck of wooden sta
bles of Becker and Carroll at Riverside Park
were destroyed by fire early this morning.
Loss, $1,000. Horses all saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-14

IFIuAp KNOWN 1T LAST YEAR. This was
the language of a poor cripple, who, fourteen
months ago, was smashed under an iron
beam. He had been allowed to suffer pain
and assume mass of deformity-but he had
now recovered the use of one knee by the
Centaur Linment. We hear such language
every day. There is no pain this Imminent
will not assauge, no lameness it will not allie
viate, and no swelling it will not subdue.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute for
castor oil. julylf-lm
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Accident.

Philadelphia, IL. Five freight cars and al
engine on the Junction railroad were wreck
ed to day
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
daily ge's'tehee 9uarnal.
ai-s--i-4--.---.--<l----
PORTLAND.

Portland, Me-, II. The Falmouth from
Halifax, with passengers from the wrecked
steamer is signaled.
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ID ministers Like Sport:

Why shouldn't they: Tie first disciples
were fishermen, and dil not loose sight OF the
significance of their occupation when they
afterwards became fishers of men," The
Portland Press tells story of noted preach
or from New York or Boston who went to
Skowhegan to preach u the Methodist confer.
ence, there assembled. when told there was
excellent trout fishing few miles away. he
frankly exclaimed Ia rather 60 there than TO
preach to this Conference which shows that
even the most deyout and Jealous of preach
ors have iaclna;ions Ike the rest of humani-
ty
Wen, why shoulin'tihey? Religion doesn't
require an extenuated face or white cravat,
and never are they the sure indicators of
pure heart, any more than fishing rod or
gun the latter carefully handled) argues Of
inward sin. A minister in this city always
christens his camp Joyful" as he pitches
his tent by the blue sea, on his summer va
cations. few years ago we met devoted
minister of the gospel at Camp meeting in
Richmond, who, although not present
at the time with the worshippers, was en-
joying himself nevertheless While his
ministerial brethren were chopping up
the gospel in pieces to suit customers,
he was ehopping away at a maple tree. A
| pine limb had grown into the maple, and he
| was bound to get sample of this freak of
nature. Ministers must have their little side
| amusements.
The Board of Managers of the National
Military Asylum arrived here last Saturday
afternoon in special car from the Concord,
\. H., railroad, having left Manchester, n.
H., on Saturday morning, where they have
been the guests of Ex-Gov. Smyth of ,hat
State, member Of the Board. Gen. Butler,
the President of the Eoard, returned from
| Portsmouth, y. H., to Lowell to attend the
funeral Of his brother in law, and was unable
to be present. The following members spent
the Sabbath at the Asylum: Gen. j. II. Mar
tinlale of Rochester, n. Y, Hon. Lewis b.
| Guncket Of Ohio, Ex-Gov. Smyth Of y. ii 3,
| DR.. L. =. Wocott of Wisconsin, Hon. Hugh
l.. Bond of Baltimore, and Gen. Thomas O..
Osborne Of Chicago. They leave for Boston
this morning on the first train. The Board
were accompanied by their ladies. Gen,
Natl. Head and lady, of y. H.. w. NJ. Clan
cy. Ed, of Washington, Maj J. II. Chad
wick Of Boston, and others, were among the
| party.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

Pittsburg, Pa, II. Lewis 4 Rossatter's
foundry, the Oldest in Pittsburg, burned this
afternoons loss $4,000 The fire commune
Gated to "a number of tenement houses. The
Tittsburg gas works were at one time in great
danger but were saved. Total loss $50, 600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-14

A telegram was received Saturday after
DON, reporting the death by drowning, in
Georgetown, of Foster Clark of this city No
trticulars of the drowning are given. lie
|ent to Georgetown the first of the week to
1T work. He has wife and one child in
is city. His body was recovered and
ought to this city yesterday for intcrment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-14

A meeting Of the late members of the 10Th
|egiment Maine Volunteers, is to be holden
the Preble House, Portland, on the 9Th of
|lgust, at four o'clock in the afternoon. to
ect an organization and make arrangements
|r reunion Of the regiment. A cordial in
|ta.ion is extended to all who were ever
tembers of the cold Nineteenth to be pres
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Lost !!

4 MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing a check
~ and q small sum OF money. The finder Will
'c suitably rewarded by leaving it with
iulVlltlW < " VIVIAN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-14

The money will be refunded in every case
of liver complaint, jaundice, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, dizziness, costiyeness, etc, where a
cure is not effected by fair trial Of DR.. Ben.
nett's Celebrated Jaundice Bitters. Put up
only by Johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta,
Maine. ri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-14

SO sweet, so pure,
So safe, so sure,
SO suited to each dental want,
The Fragrant Sozodont. july9-teod&w
, 1873-05-01

~ .aa. ngle Was not hs much doing as
oh Yc5tefday, or Monday, and prices wore sub
1sected to further decline Notwithstanding
thoro was marked falling or in the rocoilts1.
buyers were tin,d, although Rollors were wiiiinr
a 70 faxo OF io916o per 100 'bH trading vas slug
1owor prices prevail It ali points East tnt5 honcc5'
their shipments Of last week, and tloro vas an
evla9nt dotofnnaion on toir part to restrict
lower prices to meet thoir viows Cousoouontiv
5.a saies wore extremely SLOW, and comparatively
littlo Was accomplished toward olcariup tho pons'
M OF tue e9ttloysrds and many Of tic log and
to accommodate tho enormous roceinta n thn
paat three days, and, after deduotsng tho shin
monts hnd the number taken for tho CITY trn,lc
there sil! reman nnsola somewhere In tho
ply-in addition to tho daily rocolnta-cam NIX, 10
worked Oh without q further tumble in nricos.
Y is quite impossible to forolel. 1t all oyouts'
tho prevalent feeling toward tho close of truio
Wad Wan ano 6nnSy %Ha5 and holders generally
sell, eFon at . reduction Of 25o. The above |
Temarts are only applicable to shipping cattle. !
bttcaI5' stun and stockers wero Halablo at |
tryy yosy M 2}9Ieou tue offerings of a'1ch no moro
at Ss6q@6 70, and tho latter ut sa.OO@6.0o'
Vonl calves Nere In better aupply md anlI
lower. Common to medium quallties ara flni
ct 93.oo@04.o0, aud good to choice at s4,750
Commenting Upon an article published ii tin
Solomon City newspaper, IN which it is olainnI
that penlson is to DO tho great distributing.
poht ol Iexas' ; and that aftor tho prosont soa-
KanaaH City Cattle Trail saws: ''' wv
Te s ss +Sst fo or cattle will 10 driven north
opinion Of a Intelligent sock man TIT i 1csa tn 1no
two years Ka,sas CITY will equal Chicago a. stoct
aArket oattl, driven from Toxas ara generally thla
uhll tnoy fe1ta tho hutialo or mcsQuit graases Of
kansas. eroi.ey fatton rapidly, aid buyers aro ii.
Maya Oh hahd thua saving tio droycr tins md
money. ~ 1
QUOTATIONS.
EAtra--dsndcd htccra averaging l,450 bs
]hocs beevcs-Fino, fat, woll formed u yaar
70 yess olu stoesr, averaging 1,3u0 to
4'1o" "'''','"''............., t.6025.B0
, 1873-05-01
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

,,o,,,o- WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 80,
quoted at 31.74talao f'''A -
BROOM ConN-Tho demand for fair to good corn
continues fair. Poor qualitios plenty md tlul.
w. Mo ageaa a, qnose: No; hurl c@oHc per h; No.
SSsHo ass a IN insiae green, sAo; do rcd Up, s@4o; do
tna nEANs 4s'a AND Light inquiry from
changed. We repeat: Choice hant-p!okea nayies
Ss.oo; 40 mediums, inferior grades, 81 25@
1uILD1Sa ahIATERIALs-Tho do,nand Ia III r. min.
Ila!s Is Prices without essential canao
fSilexs 4as q stuoso NawYork easas
t1oos % por brl; Rosodalo oonont 25@36o; Wtica
e.annsnt .nne saoo pee 6rl; Louisville cement, s2oo;
Ting s9 II bulk. oos@$loo; lime lbris,. M.S5 pof
RSs ,5}sa ~ t9@s9o N2tH iDo brs peS
sl29o@i2oo; country brick. tl3oo. solivorc.t; Old
9sSs aoo%SG;so; It, Louis hyisa"lie pEessod $500
common, tl4:oo Nacine preyaed 5000, delivered:
sns sa1 p5Sssfa or a., g 90 y DO soen
ok prices rer bog Of so feat for domestic window pasn
from which reduction Of A5 and per cent il made
to dealers; ~ - ""S
, 1873-05-01

Tho following instruments ysoso filed for roc
ord on Wednesday, April 80:

nm.
mo following Instruments were filed for roc
CRY pnorrnrv
Thu ,-o,,,sns NJ 81 w. 1,.I,
o - Aeuusea w. oo "ess Aoert9 IT, dated April 70
consideration, s2s2s.
Rockwea Addlt,on. aatcd anr,, ,o @e, IL nIoeh
1850. '' NeN @1eAA 40 eohs'aera'lon
Dusaola ct, 100 IT Of Union st, f. Is # to alley
$1,000. ~SA'so'A"1o1
North c,.,t - +,o,.., ,y....
ta oia.A ~ oot"een Nosth Water and River sts,
o. LOT 4. Of Lot I, dated April 10; consideration 81
zoo.
- sxFoo us]"e1 ~ me01 noa!na anu Quincy sta
shinna ~ v"'e" s'a.r nptlt 20 eoneiaeraon m
da1ed ,rc, ~ Rear cor Of North nv, I, Lot
Lei Q. ID dtoinino tho ahosc s.1a, p N.Y.:
Lat Z ~ ~: Wehhtu ,,,+ =, n,ooL, D,.-.,,,,
Cro.by npI II ~; u s gonsaefnson' eF a1'
oa9Sn 1nosbH fsp Il ~ Il e1nadofatiS9 = i $780,
dated Feb. i; consideration, *sso - ~ II 10 "neS'
Lot dsted tp13 pses; e. near eor q Centre Az ST.
Lota 10 and Il r. noo5 eSnsoosaaon ~ or
b onn. ~ " eor OF Thrty.soyenth st, r. 4G It
Tnsntsi uatva nprn confederation, 8, 600.
1o1bo + Gnt"d anr ~ ~ tana anu Prairie avs,
= ~ - uo1Iu w hp3A - consideration, $4,000.
5.taI ~ aug 1RcRer Sta, rs Il to alicy,
Wsha.h % ~ n ftptnauve1naon, = u ~ Tat sooo.
Law sga hv ~ o. Harmon court of 40 It to al
Esaon0 004ns'' oa'oa Apfu ~ consideration
Addition, dated April 20 consideration, t2.5oo.
rM 1aa1an ~ 81 Or aetlgw1ck st. I, 2ixoo Il, dated
"Htn pvarr.I5 1o COMMUNICATION, &, hat 47, 35oo
,t maE,gn AZ pct Hoyne and Robey cts, f. 30x12t IT,
Win buildings, otc., dated March 20: coTa;o-stta'
, 1873-05-01

nuIFE!t-'rhn 1nnrket moro libera]ly s,pnii"T
to.aaY aa Prices wuro lnan Arm all aroind tla Wal.
i1oaa ha!l'K oro 1locoabo III roll than M unrkas III
tyr: The emln1.a wes fair, though maInly Of lucsl
e@ ~ h!rot'y c!19ce dairy waucd 1t 32S
only. Wo quote: Oomluo to ciocs ro,l 'ta 9iasary wy
str1ctly oao!ce dairy, packsd 22@30o medium to 1ood
2a!9:so; ~: inloF1or to common, l0g333o. oN'
uAddlNu-WAs quoted quiet aud stea1v Mt
former t, 4sotatsons Iye repeat our lit a. follow
HtaFf 5!o Ludlow, 35o; Lewiston, afKo; A,nsrfcan
7a}ae; Amoaaeag, a1kqi o!ser Qrevk. SO; burlsp
, 1873-05-01

rcars1 adTIs1w = April ao-The propocra hare d,aan
edpsaesod % opened nthough tho Ice may intcrfepo 70
Wiz aa or vessols ss bor Of days yot
various points Lake Huron report dcced s,con IRON
mgnt 81 IN condition Of 1ako navigation. I'VE.
y stated thht second dapatcl waa received f
pn fog prevented their being seen The general in,
soason. fA AoA tA'
GREEN DAT, April 2o.-Thc leo On Green Bay com.
mGnccd , moving this morning. The weather is quito
M .d ana fainy There Is prospect Of Escsnaba liar
turns coll. Vessola can get into McnomInoe
r. AEWAufEE, April 29.-W1ud from tho northwest
no ~ g moving out. Think hayo got rid Of it.
vessel is loading at tho pier now. ~
, 1873-05-01
COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 90.
Ino following wore tho receipts and shipments
pf the lending articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty~four hours, and for The
corresponding date ono yoar ago;
, 1873-05-01

tin1od amal receipts, but did not adyanco soa, IT,
any 9ao5aolo extont. Local butchers woro tho
principal operators. Wo quote poor to conmnn no
~ ~ Sho;sD y. s. s5uh, ii 5.Eo and gnod
, 1873-05-01

t. 9MEEps-Wcro M quiot and unchanged, Timothy waa
~ ~ nsnt supply and sold at .o08425 Hungarian sold
htSi.!5@l42Nc. Clovor qnoable at SIS O06S5 IS iii.
M ais q g e Sale. Include 10 bags choco Timothy
T. o. nage at $4o0; TO bags Hungarian 1t
bo bags at $l.4o: bags at St2s 20 baQs At
III ItiG:As-so continue to ouota :. vo,,o u..a,
common CO. to fair, 100000; do good, o5$7So
t TO 9ho'ce nna TO , extra ane $loo@1.lo; common
Refts Rsea s9@sss esSa S s5oiss na to
10 choice to extra leaf JAPAN puca do: fatr
r 70 fo9a do do
4s9 8ooa 55@e5u; choice to extra, s5c@s1 o. wy
we're arm at tho following range:
76s: common. 65@eoe; poor, loS55o. ''@N'' '''9
u, ttua-Natural tat, 75@Hoc; half bright, 60@3oc:
,Sm o,aso ss@2sc medium, so@s2o; CON-
Wo0D-Trade was fairly active at tho annexed
e;a ae;naotato9a: ~ Beech maple, &11o0; lory
W00I-Thcrc ia 1uoicrato fnnrirv sr,n, 7uo.t.x,
1n,s who sse purchasing small quantities Tor In
weak md Irregular, We uuote: ~ feo~
, 1873-05-01

at noiTdhe aisht hog trado opened dull and heavy
tue day advanced tho tlomand improved. % but tho
M Mthofoasod activity did not rosult in any approcia
pIo upWard movement in pricos tho market TO-
1ns 1aasg saG Iess sass7sh, to the Cose o supply
tho trade, several Thousand ramnin;nn ~ t',a W
po,ns Tor which no buyers could 10 found At tho
RrleeH asked. Sales wore chiefly at S5a0mE 1 SiS
.,a Mo quote closing prices at s525@5sO for info.
nt a. % eo5n common at s695@5.40 for medium md
, 1873-05-01

Mgs. nd bu, 2oe3a2o; annntcs, single, 17@1so :
double, 1sGa29c wool saoks hike, s'
CANNED GOODS AND pIQKiEs-A fair number oY
oEiera wcro placed to-day, but thoy wero gcnora1jy
anna! hat mainly confined to poaches, corn Tomatoes
"ad p'okloa. Prices woro without decided change:
, 1873-05-01
LUMBER,


TIN rooo,a,. a., l.. WEDsEspAr EVENING, April 90,
ana Mnefe %es 1slr attenanco Of buyers on boh iocs
transacted though owing to tho large oer9s nrices
III m1to sn.her woak largo number Of cargoes wero
At osd seect boards q for to
no s1n Fo n oata and acant-
@17oo ~ fona hIth *2oG; shingles ''''
Lath, $500. "'@ ''4'p' u eA4+oo'
lumber at $780, w :" 1'i1 run
cargo schr Harrison, from White Lake. ITO m com,
men ~ eoarde, str3pe and josts at s11 90, ''''~
oaaso acar Sea Star, from White Lake 81 m common
noarae, Atr1pa, and toists at $t1,00 1'SD
Gass9 Soas Aascnc from huakegon 13o boards
Cargo HcEr ekidmore. from Peutwafer an -, ,,,,.
ssaM g. tnostly lofooD at $Io5o 145 N shingles At
cargo schr st. Posor, from Pentwater, 100 m picco
e. esaM y |mosy lofooD at $1o6o; 400 m shingles al
At THE xARDs.
yards. Clear humber ia scarce and firm f:omntom 10"
n u! 1aodorato request. Wo quote A9"oos' 10
, 1873-05-01

Tho engagements reported wero nchr Fleotvino corn
to buffalo, ct 11c schr Gomauche corn to PRESCOTT at
Ito prop East Saginaw to Barnis through rate
Total, g. Capacity, 5000 bu. ~'
, 1873-05-01

hian1Htec $500 Ludngton, SITS AInskcgon, e. 80:
M Moconto. 500; Mcnomineo, S3.25@35o; !; Ientsator,
BauKatnck, $3.50.
sa!t from Saginaw at 2o@25c por brl.
, 1873-05-01
gchr Z. ]. Hktdmorc, pcntrAter, light.
5cow Ia1irina, Haugatuck, light.
bchr -Four DrothHH, Manistoo, limit.
HG0M pan ffAYna Mnnfstcn 1ltrht

gchr r. r. aktdnoro pont,,tor limit
gcow Iaurfnn gsn1ntroh ~ tta,,t "sn''
Hchr romr Iiro9ijness "sM3 TTsM.ts d'sa1t; i,h,
Hcow Dan iIsve. h1ssnistaa nis'Iu, l1,,,,t !tB'"'
HcIlr dol EIisuor,+h i,"ty2 Ky; r. clo ~, .
Hchr d II iT.ciar tnum.Ia 1ti9oJ IL -, w eorn'
Bchr 0str,c is'f{1,, 1u "a "a - ~ @ uu cofn'
Bchr i1unaarian' nn9foio' ~ ~ 20 i',, eo,,
Behr Uomnncho I,,cscntt ~ iu'11a 10 ~ -, ootn' o
Prom Hhtnk',,ns' 1fo"t.s, " ao 9,o ot M .*th' T.
hrle Gonr 9on fria ~; - ~ i 80 "uoas, QUO
I1e holsoi,nid gnois rc1i r~.t p~ - t. cosn'
Bchr 1ociprocity TMdI.noton i,aht ab 'aeto' 'Fk'
acilr q. Knapn. Indnnt66n" i, Mans.
Bchr Arctic hnaicnnnS ut n8ot'
bcow 1IarrIet Ann T,i;ta .ff.t ffa ,,,.
Barge Mercury Ln'ltnntona ahG, I'LL, ueAt'
6cow D1ack Hawk, Ineoin' Ien; i IT,:
apples, '~o'n' pk8s groceries, q brls
6chr minnesota, Monon,fn,o ,c,4
schr 1fonent john, MusEnuon1 nR1ns; 9R1t;.
Brig Fashion Cedar I'ivars sJi, M1,hta hhtant'
Brig Gladiator Alahiatoo liollt.
8cow l,owonn Mnnjtowon. II Ioou ,o,a
schr NortL Har pcntrotsr oss t, 'eaa ehcst tes.
bril- beef bo nkss @ro1ortos aon 1eea, brs pork, 3
Bohr prosto Mnniatar lfnht et'o''
Bchr Tricolor Holland. 90 In ,vb..t .rd .r,..
Bchr w. r Alien pnrt Gofhorna tfH2 = ~ nna u, sunas
9chr York ftnto. nnTs1o 10 ~ a>vsa @ ou corn.
Barge Summer oloui' P'',Tnio H. % ~ ~" 10in, H.
Bark Etnnroi Hfn1.f, "Mao, ~ ~: 4a,ooo pu corn.
Bcow b. Il, Owon SIustson,, ~, & fi11,t hn corn.
, 1873-05-01

Wheat was rathor loss active, and averaged
iao ecs Lover than yesterday, bolng siok early ~
firm tone later, when tho Bkion' olouiod un'
Now York aud Liverpool woro quoted quiot aid ni
, 1873-05-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, APRIL 30.
The receipts Of 1.-Two stock Hinco Saturday hive
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-23
NOTICE.
REWARD.

r HEREBY OFFER A SUITABLE REWARD
i to any person who will inform me and lead
70 the detection Of the contemplate scoundrel
who stole pair Of lady's riding boots from
Mrs ], @, Ciarh's table at the late Catholic Fair
In Hsnleys Hall, on Saturday the 18th instant.
o2I.Iw n. WARD.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-23

The Gold Hill News, of Saturday, says
of the Grown Point mine This mine is
at present yielding 400 tons of ore per
day, which is mostly being extracted
from the 1000, 1900 and 13OO-foot levels.
The ore breasts and slopes throughout
the entire mine continue to both look
and yield finely. The bottom of the
north winze, from the 1300-foot level, is
in nearly barren quartz. The bottom of
the middle winze, on this level, is still
in fine ore. The west side of the south
winze, which is being sunk directly
against the east wall of the ledge, is in
rich ore. The main south drift, on the
1900 foot level. which was stopped on
account Of the heavy flow of water, was
again started up on Wednesday last, the
water having sufficiently subsidized to per-
NIT of resumption Of the work, al
though the heat is so intense that the
progress of the work must niece ssarily be
slow. There is no change to report Of
the work on the 1400-foot level.