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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

formances Of the Miniature Ministries that Is pc
culiarly interesting TO the lovers Of the old mad
rgals. Their Troubadour-like appearance car
RES one back 10 Proyench times and the real
nights Of the sercnade. Their appropriate COS
tunes and the excellent voices Of the troupe in
solo and chorus have the most pleasing effects.
The little people are all real artists and exhibit
training. Many Of their pieces were loudly en-
coreh last night, and tonight they give their
closing performance.
This sfteruOou, at O'Clock, the Miniature Min.
strcls will give n matinee, In which they will In.
troduCe some Of the choicest gems Of their roper
tttlFts
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A SPECIAL NETTING Of the New York Republican
Association will be held tomorrow evening, TOT
the purpose Of taking action In regard 10 the IN
auguration OF President Grant.
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DRoPosALs FOR MAIL BAG LABELs.


PosT OrrIcE DErIHryrsTI
meni until 10 OeIock m, the frst day Of March, Isi5
titles and AZ such Tune AZ may be, ordered during
one year from aud after the hTst day q Apr ls7S,
Ing three, hundred thousand, or more, u more be
made 4 & dsSS sS Soh SSs 70 +
mossprng six nshe5 aud halt lolis one inch vide
through i ishil Of al Inch IN arie,sr, Il
paint three guarterA OF an inch ION one end Each
he sca DESa eq sS State y d sss
railway Iost ohee e % such route agency as sha
order aud also have printed uIpn II, In smaller let
ters, direction Tor It's return 10 some upeClhed
may u 81 aa M e S ssr u s
seo21d As-istaut r1stmaster General. They are 70
u. own Ne SapH,ies and A. saS times
TeSy p sr TsIeq ~ 'n seefY the
price foE each la5e fully egns IN al RESPECTS to the
The accepted bidder viii &c required 70 cutter into
contract with bond Uf hye thousand dollars, aud
two sufficient sureties within ten days after the
No PROPOSAL viii be considered unless II be accom-
aud ceTtiheatc signed by postmnster, In the fol
lowing formi
The underriynud residing At -, state Of -,
pndSrtSkS that " ne foregoing VIZ i1E tgEni'hns
master General, the hidder Will within ten days
irsei aud bond VIII soed aud snaent surstss 70
furnish such labels In the quantities aud upon the
msnt Of The Postmaster Gcnera hated the twentieth
OF January, isiS.
CEHIIFICATE.
The undersigned, pQsinAstcIR al = -, State Of
aoIuaint cd With toe above guhruntyr,, aud knows
!hem 20 be mon OF property and ahlc TO make good
Proposals should be inclosed IN a .eslg,l envelope
and be Addresssd 70 the sscond Assistant Pust
The proposals. received viii he OpenFd read and
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DRY GOODS.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,

JOHN T. MITCHELL,
OBI PcnnsyIvnnin ave.
EVENING DRI15SISS.
Now Shades in Silks,
MUSLIN, IARlIIAns, MIS-,
sPAusltp IAaltThH, FRENCH musllr,
Tullt, tlIohnT aAuu Of sHAmBARv.
WHITE, coloRtp, AND eHlnII PkrrtRus.
For Full Dress.
ohPts, COLLARS, BhRbs, IlsHuts,
oyEssnRTs, JACKETS, IuHIes,
Lagos IoR TRIMMINGS.
tr-we have this day received iron, Europe ONE
SILK COSTUME, the mort elegant dress we have
shown this sCasUn.
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FuR SAiE.--walker A McRao have Tor disposal
several frame cottages, lust finished, on reason
able terms. The household furniture Of dwell
ing No. ois u street Is offered for sale. Latlmer
4 Cieary, aurtiouecr, offer Al private sale mouse
No. 1875 Tenth street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

THE ANIMAL NETTING Of the Grand Council Of
will be held this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

IT N SAID TennysOn projects another poem. II
Is to he hoped this IL false report Tho last two
books Mr.. TennysOn has given the world have so
dlsheartened that gentlemans admirers that
many Of them have dinlculty IN Disgusting the
desire that the old man Will die and not make
himself more ridiculous. II man unknown TO
fame had published verses like Mr.. TennysOn's
two last poems, he would have incOntlnently
died a literary death.
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Pw Perry, Carolina Joseph X Prick indiana
4 n Rsa1iH, Nc WING Micn 4 lady, La
William Armstrong, NY DIR n Lyon, Mass
Do Lobdell, New York Heo shepard Page, NJ
Lynch, Boston W Y StNcking, New York
TT IuellAr, New York n = Onutt baltimore
II Robinson, U sNayy L Smith, Kentucky
u Il Reno, Kentucky John Hilton, Penna
Hon Barbour Lewis, TennJ ID Hunter, baltimore
TT LeCompte, Maryland Miss l. d Adair, Ohio
Miss AdAir, Ohio PNOOl, Ohio
y ROGERS, Pennsylvania ] u Pell aud lady, NY
Mrs pell, New York J pell, New York
ludge 4 Curtis, BnstontOhn blake, PhiladepniA
VI " Everett, New JereeyC TOmlinH0n, N i
John Patterson, N Y William MoCaTty, n Y
] q Cunnlnghamk ~, N lH n Gngawell, lT, Mich
Asa fAiriamb lady, Ohiotle1 UarslAirs A lady, PA
Gen W Todd, s Army ~ Ferris and lady, Ii
Jo6n sennIa. Phiiaasinhiabs III q Sslsons III EW
pr Curtis, U survey Gen BelknaP NY
Hon q Halsey., ~, JJGrccnough, do
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IT was at Evansville, lnd., az the COurisr says,
that well-dressed young man entered the por-
tals Of q decUctlOn palace an evening or so
since, aud, stepping ZIP to the 'Renllemanly bar
keeper requested him to mix him Ted-hOt
today for he was going " see bis girls father,
and meant business
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

Tine Missouri Republican, has either ravenOuS
few or very large number OF friends AZ the
recent house-warming the friends OF the paper
disposed OF 100 roast turkeys, 100 hams, 1000
kegs Of oysters, $40 bottles ~ wine, aud an In.
calculable amount Of hreai, crackers, cheese and
TelIshCs,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-22

Tug new Coonnale hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
Is connected by street cars with the New YORK
depot.
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Eastern Dispatches.
Seth Adams Bequest--Two Of the
Blenders Arrested--Death Of Prof.
Agassiz, Etc, Etc.

Seth Adams Bequest--Two Of the
Blenders Arrested--Death Of Prof.
Agassiz, Etc, Etc.
BosToN, Dee. 13.--Late Seth Adams
left an estate valued at $l,7OO, 600, and
provided in his will for the establishment,
near this city, Of home for the treatment
and accommodation for those suffering
from hypochondria, from which malady
Adams suffered for years.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 13.-The Ben.
der family, charged with a number Of
murders in Kansas, were arrested at Big
Evansville few days ago. The fathe
and mother are in custody, and a sol
and daughter, living in North Carolina
are being sought after. The family nam
is Web.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.--There is gen
eral indisposition among Congressman t.
increase taxation, and it will not be don
without the necessity is shown.
BOSTON, Dec. 14.--Prof. Agassiz die
this evening at fifteen minutes past l
O. clock
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Major Robert A
Kenzee, paymaster of the United State
Army, attached to the staff Of Lieutenar
General Sheridan died suddenly about
o'clock this afternoon of heart disease.
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Of the Inflated steamer yirgiuius. 1t
will be remembered that Commander
Lorraine stopped the massacre oy threat
ening to lombard Santiago de Cuoa'
which threat deferred the bloodthirsty
Bnrriel from ordering the execution OF
the few spared from the first slaughter.
II is proposed to stamp upon the silver
"Lambton Lorraine: Iou are a BRICK;
this is another-presented by Americans
who love Humanity and its manly de-
tenders. Virginia City, Nevada. U. 8
A., 1873 Chronicle, Dec. y.
AswHrrE PINE correspondent OF the
Enterprise urges Judge Beatty for the
United States Senate and District At:or'
ney Kittrell for Congressman, both o.
White Pine county.
j. NJ. MARTIN, of the Bank of Cali
fornia, wants to know the present where
abouts of Lathrop Dunn. Mr.. Dunn
formerly lived in White Pine, where h
was engaged in the milling business.
Nor A CANDIDATE. DIR. Chamblin i
our authority for saying that Col. Harr.
Newton will not, under any circum
stances, be a candidate for Congress
This is official. Eureka Sentinel.
MINING Survey CoMPLErED.-We 9th
Gold Hill News understand that Col
Lewis has completed the underground
survey Of the boundary line between tn
Crown Point and Belcher mines.
Mrs. SALLY KLINE was found frozen
death in her house in Carson City, o
Monday, the 9Th inst. She was nativ
of Scotland, aged 90 years.
The Teller Vaudeville Troupe opene
in Eureka on Thursday.
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Foreign N ews.

The virginius and Her Survivors
Havana Quiet-Fever on the Gold
Coast-They are to be Surrendered
american Naval Officers Dis
pleased-Castellar and Snlmeran
Reeonciied-spip Foundered, etc.
HAVANA, Dec. II. - The an-of-war
Isabel la Catolica returned to this port
Yesterday. She left the Virginius in
charge of Spanish gunboat at Bahia
Honda. The Spanish steamer Bazen
has sailed from Santiago for Bahia
Honda with the Virginius prisoners on
board, and is expected to arrive at the
latter place tomorrow. 1t has been ar
ranged that the Virginius and her sur
viving passengers and crew shall be de-
livered to the Americans at the same
time in the port of Bahia Honda.
Havana remains quiet. Two batal-
lions of volunteers are on duty for the
preservation of order, and patrols are
established throughout the city. Last
night the ringleader of the demonstra.
tons on Friday night was arrested and
will be tried by court-martial. Captain
General Jouvellar. in speech to the
volunteers to-day, declared that he knew
all good citizens sided with him and
would assist in putting down any dis
turbance.
LONDON, Dec. 14.-The Steamer Biafra
arrived at Liverpool from the Gold Coast
She reports on two British vessels, 81
men were down with the fever Th'
Biafra had seven deaths on board from
typhoid fever.
New YORK, Dec. 14.-The Tribune spe
cial from Key West, Dec. IA, says: Tn
Dispatch sails tonight, with four officer
from the flagship Worcester on board
and an extra crew Of 80 men from tn
Pawnee, to receive the Virginius an
probably take her to northern port
8 The Dispatch will carry full compile
4 ment of officers, selected from the squad
ron, to take charge of the Virginiu
t The naval officers here seem much di
o satisfied at the way in which the Spal
' iards are carrying out the terms OF Il
portosol, and think proper respect hi
! not been shown this Government in Il
q departure of the Virginius from Hawai-
>. and her surrender at an obscure port.
AZ LONDON, Dec. Is, 6 q. ma dispat
N to the Daily News says a complete reco
= Citation has been effected between o.
=, tellar and Salmeran.
New YORK, Dec. IA. - London d
y. patches, dated the 18th, says the 81
- Arabia from Calcutta for Boston foul
"a cred at sea. Part of the crew We
landed at Gravesend to-day. The
al naming 10 were drowned while bailil
IN KEMPTvILLE, Ont, Dec. Is. - W
Magee was found dead in his bed
A Thursday, and his wife has been arrest
es on the charge Of killing him.
-, BERLIN, Dec. 15.-Elizabeth, Que
o Dowager of Prussia, is dead, aged ".
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NEVADA STATE ITEMS.

FATAL AocIpENT.-The Gold Hill News |
says sad accident occurred on the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad at about a
quarter past seven O'Clock Thursday
evening, in consequence Of which Jacob |
A.Strout (or Stout night foreman OF the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company,
lost his life. 1t appears that he, in COM
pany with two other men, was engaged
in switching some wood cars, the grade
between the railroad depot and the
Belcher hosting works being such as to
allow the cars to run down as far as the
latter without the aid of locomotive.
Just at the moment the accident occurred
Mr.. Strout was upon the point of coup
ling two cars. While in the act Of jump
ing up on the brake bar he slipped and
fell under the car, the forward wheels
passing over his right leg and mangling
it in most shocking manner. Amputa-
ton followed, but the patient died five
minutes after. Deceased was a native OF
Maine, aged 3S years, and unmarried.
The VACANT CADETsH1p. Those who
propose competing for the appointment
to the vacant, cadetship at West Point
will bear in mind that the examination
Of applicants is near at hand-the last
Saturday in December. The examina-
ton will probably be conducted mainly
in writing Candidates will be examined
in reading, photography arithmetic, Eng.
lish grammar, descriptive geography and
the history of the United States. Per-
sons desiring further information con-
cering requirements, can address DR..
Webber or John /. CHM, at Virginia
City, or J. N. Flint, Gold Hill.
The proposed location of the Lick OBJ
servatory, near Tahoe City, if carried
out according to programme, is likely to
draw to that locality an important educa-
tional institution. Miss Clapp and Miss
Babcock, proprietors of a young ladies'
seminary In Carson City, fourishing
institution by the way, propose to re-
move their institution of learning to q
point overlooking Lake Tahoe. and but q
short distance from the observatory
grounds. They propose to form a stock
company, with q capital of 500, 600.
The people in Carson and vicinity favor
the enterprise, and promise to aid it lib.
erally.-T Truckee Republican.
A LAND SLIDE near the tunnel this side
of Clipper Gap, on the Central Pacific
Railroad, yesterday. detained the eastern
! passengers from California about nint
: hours. The Virginia and Truckee trair
waited at Reno for the up-ceming pas
sengers and mail, and arrived here at
o'clock this afternoon. The blockad,
: cannot be raised before this evening, ant
3 the passengers and mails were transport
4 ed around the slide last evening and thi
morning.-rC Chronicle, Dec. 8.
n Two BRICKS. Parties in this cit,
are agitating the subject Of getting up
;. handsome and valuable silver brick to b
;, forwarded to Lambton Lorraine, com
! I mander Of the British war vessel Niobe
for his manly action in saving from tn
+ Spanish butchers Of Cuba the lives @
o the survivors Of the crew and passenger
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Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-The steamer
Alaska, from China and Japan, is week
over due on her supposed sailing time,
and five days on her schedule time.
The day for her sailing on her return
trip has been postponed till the 18th.
W. W. Vanderbilt, OF New York, has
arrived in this city. 1t is stated that he
has come to succeed Mr.. Waddell as
General Superintendent of the Pacific
Mail Company.
A severe storm of rain and wind visit
ed this city last night. To-day it is clear
and pleasant.
Greenbacks, 90a9024.
Matheney'e Sentence COMMITTED.
HAMILTON, New. Dec. 15.-Governor
Bradley to-day committed the sentence
of Daniel Matheny, who was to have
been hanged here next Friday, for the
murder of Green at Eureka, to imprison-
ment for life. Sheriff Patterson COM
menced erecting the scaffold to-day, and
is not little pleased at having so disa-
greeable duty taken off his hands.
Citizens generally express satisfaction
with the action of the Governor. The
prisoner was much affected with the in
telligence.
SHASTA, CAL, Dec. 15.-The prisoners
confined in our county Jail, viz: Shorty
Hayes, Clark Thompson, and Schneider
escaped last evening by breaking through
the door that leads to the Jail rooms
They then broke into the Sheriff's Office
the Sheriff being absent, secured fire
arms and an ak; kept quiet until under
Sheriff Kennedy came in, accompanied
by the cook with the supper for tn
prisoners. The prisoners drew revolver
on them and drove them into tn
Jail, one standing guard while the other
cut the connecting chains Of their shack
les with the ak. They then shut Kenne
dy and the cook down stairs, went u
stairs where they met the Sheriff and Al
SCISSOR, who had just come in. They GOV
cred Sheriff Hull with revolvers; also Al
I SCISSOR Osborne. Osborne escape
3 through the hail. The Sheriff and Unde
Sheriff Immediately followed, gave til
alarm and succeeded in arrestipg Clar
and Thompson. Shorty Hayes and Hei
, ry Schneider escaped. Shorty Hayes
an old convict. The Sheriff offers SO
> and Wells, Fargo & Co. 500 for the a
rest of Hayes. The Sheriff offers ST.
for the arrest of Schneider. Hayes vi
held on . charge of stage robber
Schneider ON q charge Of grand larcen
GEORGETOWN, CAL, Dec. l5.-Richal
, Stowsll tried to commit suicide at Spa
ish Dry Digsings yesterday. He tried
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shoot himself with a shotgun, put the
charge went through his arm. He viii
lose his arm-perhaps his life.
FAhLkY NOMINATED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec l5.-Fariey was
nominated tonight by the Democratic
caucus at Sacramento for the long term.
A fire occurred tonight at the Golden
Gate Park, which destroyed the zine res
idence Of Mr.. Carey, including barn and
outhouses. Loss about SIS, 900.
ELKo, New. ia carpenter named
Sharp, formerly of Grass Valley. attempt
ed suicide yesterday morning by cutting
his throat. The wound tonight promises
to prove fatal. He lost several thousand
dollars specializing in Hermes stock {
few months since, and asserts that fnan
cial embarrassment and dissipation il
the cause.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

FREIsBT TARIFF RAIsED.-Our Nevada
merchants will be interested in reading
the following order, promulgated on the
9th instant by the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company:
The Board of State Harbor Commits
sioners having required and ordered the
Central Railroad Company to collect the
same State tolls, wharfage and dockage,
on all goods passing over their wharyes
and docks, as are collected on the
wharves belonging to the State, under
pain Of forfeiture; you will therefore
please take notice that, in accordance
with the order of the Board OF State Har'
Dor Commissioners, from this date We
shall collect from you the tolls and
wharfage on outgoing goods, or add them
to our way-bill as advanced charges, in
compliance with the order of the Harbol
Commissioners.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16
DEATH or PROFESSOR AGAssIZ.

Our dispatches this morning announce
the death OF P rofessor Agassiz, of whose
illness mention has previously been
made. Louis Agassiz was one of the
most distinguished naturalsts Of modern
times, and was born at Orbe, in the
Canton de Vaud, Switzerland, in 1907.
He passed through the usual course of
elementary learning at Bel and Lau-
same, after which he prosecuted his
studies at Zurich and Heidelberg, and
lastly studied medicine at Munich. He
displayed in his youth a strong love for
natural history, and at Heidelberg and
Munich comparative anatomy was his
favorite occupation. His various works
on different branches of natural history
would alone form small library. He
was man Of indefatigable energy, and
his greatest pleasure was in scairing
knowledge and imparting it to others.
He came to America in 1916, and was
soon appointed to a professorship in
Harvard College. In 1868 he became q
nonresident professor of natural history
at the Cornell University, Ithaca, New
York. He declined the offer of a chail
in Paris, made by the Emperor of thu
French. In 1871 he was Engaged in the
preparation of Contributions to thu
Natural History of the United States, ;
four volumes of which had ther
appeared. In 1865 he organized scien
tifc expedition to Brazil an accoun
of which was afterwards published unde
tbs title of "a Journey in Brazil, b,
Preseason and Mrs. Louis Agassiz.
We have thus given but brief sketch c
the life of one of the greatest men of tn
present age.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

GOVERNOR BooTH favors the abolish
ment of capital punishment. In his
message to the California Legislature he
said:
The right OF society for its own protec-
ton to affix the death penalty for the
highest crimes known to the law is con-
coded, the policy of its exercise under the
present condition of our civilization is Q
matter of grave and serious doubt
l am of the opinion that the death
penalty should be abolished, and some
kind of Imprisonment different from that
provided for crimes of lower grade should
be devised instead; and that in such
cases the power to pardon should be sc
circumscribed as to require proof Of in
nocence before it could be exercised.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

IL Boston, Dec. 8, Samuel D. Cobb,
Democrat, but nominated by all parties
except the Prohibitionists, was elected
Mayor by a majority of 1888. Cush-
ING. the Prohibition candidate, received
but 56s votes. -Four ladies are elected
on the School Board.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

SERIOUSLY INJURED. Hooper
met with serious accident while work
Ing in the Marietta mine, in Central Dis
triot. last week. He and ]. P. Campbe!l
we're at work together in stope, and both
we're picking in the face Of the stope
within few feet OF each other. Their
picks clashed, and Campbell's glanced
and struck Hooper on the right hand:
near the thumb, penetrating through and
across the back Of the hand, between the
fingers and wrist, and inficting very
painful and serious wound. The injured
man started to Mill City for the purpose
Of having the wound stitched, but upon
arriving at that place the wounded hand
was tightly closed and at latest accounts
he was unable to open it, Silver State.
A BILL has been introduced in the Cal
ifornia Assembly by Mr.. Tinnin dem.
to prohibit State officers from holding
free passes over railroads, etc.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS NOSfrxA.
TION FOR U. =. SENAIOn.

A brief dispatch which appears in our
columns this morning informs us Of the
nomination of Hon. James T. Farley.
Senator from Amador county, rs the
Democratic nominee for the term OF six
years from the 4th of March, 1875.
Mr.. Farley is well known in political
circles in California, having been Speaker
of the Assembly. and twice, if not
oftener, chosen State Senator. This
effectually kills off Governor Booth.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

REV. FATHER DUGGAN, the epostate
Catholic Priest, who did not expose the
workings of his church as he advertised,
has written a most abject and penitent
letter to Archbishop Alemany, acknowl'
edging his fault and praying for the for
giveness of the Bishop and the clergy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

SEVERAL hundred men gathered in
front of the Captain Generals palace at
Havana on the 18Th instant, and gave
noisy expression to their dissatisfaction
at the departure of the Virginius and
their disapproval of the course OF prom
inent persons who favored the delivery
of the vessel. The Captain General pre-
vailed on them to 60 home.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

W. B. WooD, agent OF Adams Ex-
press, had his skull smashed and safe
robbed OF four thousand dollars last Fri
day night. at Franklin, Ky. Three OF
tie suspected robbers have been ar.
rested
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

BAzAINE has written letter to Presi-
dent McMahon, in which he says: "You
remember the days in which we served
the country together. l should have
died without regret since the recommen.
dation of the Court for mercy did not
vindicate my honor"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

FRANK RossILDI is organizing an expe-
dition in Amador and Calaveras counties
to 60 TO the Japa mines in Lower Cali
fornia, and has already secured l60 men.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

LocHAND, Bazaine's counsel, thanks
Theirs for expressing the opinion that
Bazaine was innocent Of the charges upon
which he was tried.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16

The ship Preston, which arrived at
Havre on the Sth instant, from New Or
leans, with l,430 bales of cotton, was
burned on the 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-16
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