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Man.
n COMPILATION BY MRS. II. A. DEMIAG. Oh
SAN FRANCISCO.

.N ODMFlIA ION b1 Mho. H. ~ Df-NlNG, 'l
SAN FRANCISCO.
In This grand wheel. the world, were spol>es
made all; ALEX. Bronze.
liz who climbs high cndansers many fall.
.Chuccr.
\ passing CLEAN called life j Der us thrown,
W. W story
| .lnlmpr> like a meteor. and i gone. Samuel
Rogers
Tim hui hollow echo. gold pure clay;
Henry Wotton.
ear cia>c~ Wear, decay pursues decay. Samuel
johnson.
ro-mogrow's sun to thee may never rise; Con
The flower that smile, to-day. tomorrow dies.
>hclley.
Wh1 breathe> must suffer. and who thinks must
mourn: Prior
Iae human race are sons Of sorrow born.
David Nallet.
Bonn to be ploughed with wears, and SON With
cares, Byron.
Aug~t with vain hopes and fed with doubtful
fears samuel Brandon.
Nlii what do We, by all onr hustle, gain John
Pomtrct.
\ trop OF pleasure III a sea of pain, [Tupper.
roj Of beliefs. We dread to live without: 10.
". Holmes.
pa Who knows most, the more he knows to
dpubt. samuel Daniel
Ale, what stay is there in human ~tats: Dry
den.
Man Yields to CUSTOM u he bows to fate
Crabbt.
,outra>ted faults through all his manners reign
Goldsmith.
Distinguished link in Beings endless Chain.
Young.
Itrin,,.. ANA lor,l. mn. MT Ihp breath Of kiuu>
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NIan\ wears ago, the good, sensible
Rector OF an Irish village, found some
bows PLAYING marbles in the ball alley He
was too much interested 10 be deemed an
intruder; besides his benevolent counte-
nance easily purchased the Youngsters
good will One Of them. "little apprentice
to every kind Of mischief" full of mimicry
and winning manners. was firing off his
Jokes with a reckless prodigality, and the
gentlcman'e keen eve saw. rs he thought.
the sparks Of genius flashing from be-
meath the owners rags and dirt. Taking
a fancy to the little homelN bundle of wit.
he brides him home with few sweet
meats. and there teaches him the alphabet
and grammer, and the rudiments of the
classics After eNhausting his own fund
of Instruction. he sent him to a neighbour
ING school, and thus gets him mounted and
started upon his life work.
Five and thirty Years latter. this boy.
having arisen to eminence al the bar, and
obtained a seat IN Parliament. discovers.
upon returning to his house one day, an
elderly gentleman seated alone in his
drawing room. his feet ON each side Of the
Italian marble chimney piece, and his
whole air that of 4 man quite nj home.
As the visitor turned round, the lawyer
recognized him as his Old friend and patron
OF the ball alley "You are right, d" he
exclaimed, rushing to his arms; = this
room is Nours. YOU gave ne all these
things. Won made a man of me-" Of
course the old Rector remained to dinner,
ana that evening he lnoistened his ewes at
the sight of his former pupil rising in tle
House of Commons TO answer TO an hon
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Hints on Grape Culture.

Barl yoln dog in the garden
Il will make y0ur grapevine grow;
lcndcriy watt on the summer air
\ requiem soft and low;
AMI let your >addcSt dirge be sung
For grief that pa>>eth show
\ dirgc, 4 requiem said l.
sing me a song of the vine!
tn The ripe CataWba's deep'ning bl",An,
And the purple MuScadine!
In their mellow light thou li>'>t again.
@ terrier of mine.
And when | scent the pcItttned Icavr-
In the dusky sunset glow,
Nethinll> they yield their voicclc>~ pr:t s.
10 the sacrifice below
Fury Your dog in the garden
II will make your grapevine grow,
Ana what is earthly ra1-and-tan
Tho aye my cherished prize.
TO The drink that moistens Beauty lips,
And brightens Beauty's eyes:
W hat better boon would'st thou, O Jip-
W hat SWceter paradise:
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An old man named Reynolds, Il minister
of the Gospel, residing in Muhlenburg
county, Kentucky, barbarously whipped
his young and beautiful daughter until She
consented to marry young man to whom
she had taken a violent antipathy. The
young man is wealthy and of good char
acter, and honest in his desire to obtain
the young lady's hand, and was not aware
of the cruelty exercised in aid of his suit
The evening before the day appointed for
the wedding the poor victim wrote to a
gentleman in the neighborhood, stating
her case, and during the night she was
rescued from her fathers house and car
ried to neighboring town, where the
next day the legal authorities appointed a
guardian for her.
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MAKES The WEAK STRONG.


The Pe}4!uj0n Syrul,. q PrOtect-
cd Solution of the P5'ot0.EjGe OF
IRON. AZ 50 Combined as to hare
lie ci0TGctef' of az a{iN4cIt. as
costly djycSteH ant Ussj!HIuteN
2rjth Zee blood as tie Simplest
1000. 1t Increases the qi0I!tity
Of NttHrG's DWih JItu{i@j}2y
dgc3.f, IRON ii1 me blood. a3ltj
cures 'u MoHs0l3d us, :" Simply
OU ToHiHy lip, Incig0rUtiNg and
JitG{iSi3iD the System. The en-
!'ici,ef npd rjtdIi2cd b{ood pel'-
3Noafes cEelY l0Ft Of tf'e dodD,
9'cDajri!!D <i0n210es It5,0 3c0ste,
searching OFT morbid score
tons, tii9d icocit3g nothing for
d{scUse 10 Jeed 2tp0n.
This is TIE secret " TIE 1C0il-
derJyt success OF IRIS s'eltc;tU IN
caring Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic DiaI-
lllocas 8olS, Il ervous Affections,
thii!s and Tevers, aTumors,
Less OF Constitutional sigol.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
.sfs't ttt discusses CitJCftt!tistg t}J
q bG0 state OF TIE bjood. or Gc-
cos"p"nied ~ debi{uJ or It ioiU
state Of tee system, Dci9ig free
from -ijcohot, IN u35y form. its
eacrgi:i5tg cUrcts are not tot
toured IN corresponding rc0c-
fj0A. on gre l}rr!,Hy9ej!t. iHfi5-
sNag strength, 2j00r. 0ytG 9te,'
life into al parts ofthe system,
nnd buiitHNy 9tp Oh, I;'ol1 COM
GtitttioN.
Thousands mare been cAaRge1
oU The use Of thjs 2'cHcdy. from
9reGk. sichiy, Suffering crc0~
fn'es. 10 strong. hca{thV, u!iG
hGppN hpcn 0nd 2c0Itc,i; 0y,G
9"t0fj{s cttt9not ds0i2U1ty RES
{tafe ~ girc ii q trial.
See thot efc}t bottle h5,s PERIL
WAN SYRUP bfolcje i3S ire glass.
Pamphlets Free.
3ETAM F0WLE 4 SONS, Projectors,
N. 7IiI:on PIncv, I;ostom.
5oI.n Hg DElaui4r. u4.N1.ENIT.y.
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A farmer in Kansas recently found him
self short OF shot, when at midnight a pair
of burglars called upon him. He had a
gun, and he had powder, and he had box
of fever pills Into the gun went the pills,
and after a moment into the burglars, one
of whom was killed and the other severely
wounded Neither of the scoundrels is
ready to certify that the pills did him any
good.
fyou are in q hurry never get behind a
couple that are counting. They want to
make SO much Of each other, that they
wouldn't move quick if they were going
to funeral. Get behind your Jolly ma +
ried folks who have lots of children at
home, if you wish TO get along fast
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AT Probate Court hcld nj Belfast, within ana fer
the County y Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
January A. ID. 1>.4,
7OIiN T, ROWE, Administrator of the estate OF
- Abigail Clark, lat Of Frankfort in said County
Of Waldo, deceased, having presented his first and
tiuH account OF Administration on suil estate for
allowance.
ordered, That the said Administrator give uoticc to
all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order to be published three week successfully in the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held at Belfast,
within aud for said county. on the second Tuesday Of
February nest, At ten Of the glock before noon, ana
SHOW cause, if amy they HAY d WAY TIE same Should
not b, allowed.
ASA THuRL0rUII, judge.
trar copy. Attrst-B. +. FiTIp Register.
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ASA TIIURLOUGu. judge
! tIse copy AttcSt-E. +. FIELD. Register.

At 4 Probate (, vlrt held at Belfast within und for
tile County OF Waldo, oa the second Tuesday Of
January, \. d ISL
FEIMOrHI MAYO, Admins traitor vi the estate of
L Martha A, Douglas, late of Monroe, in said
County Of Waldo, deceased having presented his
first and final account Of Administration on said
estate for allowance.
Ordered That the said Admr give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order
be published three weeks successfully i'll the Repub
lean Journal, printed al Belfast, that they may APP
pear At a Probate Court to be held Belfast, within
ana iui sad County, on the second Tuesday Of Feb
ruary next, Al ten Of the clock before noon, and
show cause, il amy they have why the same should
not h" allowed
ASA JHURLOUGH, Judg,
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BELFAST
FOUNDRY co.
General Foundry Machinists


The Manager of this establishment announces to
its customers and the public that since the fire he
has leased and fitted up the Wilder Foundry at the
Head Of the Tide Belfast, and is supplying it with
superior tools Of every description, Lathcs, Pners
&c, and is
Prepared to Fill all Orders
with promptncss and to turn out FIRST CLASS
WORK.
Mr.. Abbott, Mr.. Chase, and all the well known
supervisors and workmen OF the establishment will
be found at the new place, ready to wait upon Gus
TONERS.
Managers Office in Phenix Row, over Geo. +.
Whites store.
We are prepared to do jig saving and wood turn
ing, in any amount and style. Having just put on
some new and expensive tools for the purpose, we
can now execute iron planning TO &c inches, and turn
shaftng up to l6 feet lengths.
Orders left at the office Geo. +. Whites,
PheniX Row, will meet with prompt attention.
W. W. CASTLE, President & Manager.
ISAAC c. ABBOTT, Sec'y & Superintendent.
Belfast, Sept. %. 1873 til!
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New Firm.

( YATES Il STlCkNEY dealers in Doors, SHOES,
~ RUBHEHS, STOCK & FINDINGS, respectfully
announce to the citizens of Belfast and vicinity that
they are now prepared to give good bargains in
the above rs can be had in the city, and hope BY
strict attention to business to merit liberal share OF
your patronage.
Gents calf-boots, sewed or pegged, made to order
on short office. Repairing neatly and promptly done.
No. 2S. CUSTOM HOUSE SQUARE
(Under journal Ofice)
J. &. GATES, JR, Ell STICKNEY.
Belfast May u, 1873
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After all, says the Portland ! anscript,
the climate of Maine is not the worst in
the world, as many of our people find after
going tarther-and laring worse. A cor
respondent at Princeton, Kansas, writes
as follows
want to tell you what Il foolish speech
| made four years ago when started to
come out here. had heard so much about
sunny Kansas, her balmy winds and ltal-
ian skies, with flowers the year round.
thought it the garden Of Eden. and said
never wanted to see another Maine snow
drift, but would be willing TO wade thro'
one ten feet deep, if could get back now
I don't like the winds here
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"Neel X Pray, WIS the title Of 4 house
in New England, Of which both members
Were anything but rcligiousy inclined.
'Robb Il Steele" Was another firm, of
which hoth members were noted for their
honorable character-quitc 50 much 50 as
Wright & Justice who were their
neighbors. It. ketchem Il l. Cheat
am" is Il Wcll-know:: old incongruity but
the marriage OF benjamin Bird. aged 90.
to Jul Chat1' aged 20, showing that '.an
old nd may be caught BY chatf," is
not 50 familiar; pnor is the marriage Of
George Virtue TO Susan Vice. These col
lcctions Of familiar names seem "odd"
enough; and SO it j, when we find III a
newspaper paragraph that John Make
peace has been arrested for instigating a
riot, or when Parson Playfair is charged
with cheating ut cards southern &
Western. dealers in eastern produce is a
sign that Nigh have been seen in Boston
twenty years ago.
The above which we find in an ex-
change, is very good; but the strangest
for a Maine law community was the sign
for many year, displayed Oh store le-
tween this city and Bangor: [. & |.
Ir at
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
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(;A1ARRH!
4 Woman 4aying catarrh s.
Years, Cured

Ana Droppings III Throat, Chokings,
Stranglings, Pains IN the Side,
Loins, Headache, Dizziness and
General Weakness, Cured by losa
than Three Bottles Of the
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V'ITI' y : :
lhr above. lady = my mother. am a painter I.
trade and an {, member rt the City totncil OF Man
chester INor. word NY mother states is true.
JACOB j. AEEOIr
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Al Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, the second Tuesday OF
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BY TELEGRAPH,
SPECIAL TO TIE rrooHr DAILY .,o,.,,
Eastern nisn.+.l

Eastern Dispatches.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Mr. Grant a.,
,esehting the firm of Henry Clews d o.
nas STARTED to 81. Petersburg TO enaean
OF 10 procure satisfactory common
win the Russian Government conn.n
ing the locomotive contract which ,ha.,
were unable to fulfill. 'H 'ney
CHICAGO, Oct. pa Washipoton On.
ciai says 1t is expected that the P,ss;d u"
VIII arrive in time for the cabinet NJ.
ing to-day. Quite number of cban ee',
In office await his action. Ths Tas
ques'ion Will be fully considered and
PROBABLY decided. The represeptatiyes
OF an parties in interest are here. but i,
Is believed the President will decide the
matter solely upon the reports Of tbs
special agents sent to investigate Tho
recommendations of General Bristow
and Mr.. Jewell, based upon those re'
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The Episconol
convention Committee has reported
tneir concurrence in the message fron,
the House of Bishops in relation N H.
sending Of members of the next nrov;n.
cial synod Of Canada, and apno;ntinn =.
such delegates Rev. DR.. Cralk, Rev. Dr.
Iandensen and Rev. DR.. Schenck from
clerical deputies, and Secretary Fish
Ex-Governor Stephenson and Judps Otis
from the lay deputies. The COMMITTEES
on Expenses reported in favor of The an
pointment OF Committee on puhl;ca.
non, to be composed Of one DEPUTY from
the House OF Bishops, and one clar;oai
1sa one ,ay Sslssst; xS fen s sh se;:is;,s:
OF both houses. to publish two iournaIs
OF proceedings. and adopt some measures
70 restrict size and capacity of the iour.
nais' and to circulate them among the
delegates. The Committee ON Memor;s
ais OF deceased members, submitted their
report, which was referred to them Mon.
day last for few alterations which thev
had made, and the report was adontej
Mr.. Cambridge Livingstone presented
memorial from 800 laymen in this
city, requesting that the convention
would not restrain their present ritual bv
placing any restrictions on the ritual ~
u now existed in the church, Referred
TO Committee on Canons.
The Committee on Hymns submitted
. long report embodying amendments
made by them.
WASHINGTON, aOct. 23.-In the trial NJ
Whitley, Harrington and Williams
Tor the safe burglary conspiracy, num-
Der OF witnesses were placed under bonds
d $Soo each to appear from day to day
turing the trial.
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
NEVADA
STATE REPUBLICAN Ticket
ELECTION:
Tuesday, November 3, 1874
IT.. C.HAZLET1-.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
John Bowman.
OF SYE COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESSMAN,
VIM. Woodburn,
n
foh JUDGE SUPREME COURT (IoNo rEaM.N
w. H. BEATTY
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY.
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT (sHopr TERM
Warner Earll,
OF KLKo COUNTY
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
.. =. 91o1knel1,
FOB SECRETARY OF STATE.
j. D. MINOR,
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
MOS es Tebbs
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY.
FOR TREASURER,
l.. j. HOG LIE,
OF EURrxA COUNTY.
FOR CONTROLLER,
W. W. HOB BART,
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN DAY,
OF LYON COUNTY.
FOR sUP'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
8. P. KEEL lily,
OF EUREKA COUNTY.
FOR STATE MINERALoGIsT,
H. r. w III 7 H L,
OF cHuRcHui. COUNTY,.
FOR STATE PRINTER,
c.. G. POW MING,
OF wAsHoE COUNTY
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Storey County-I. L. Requa, G. A. King, II. g.
Maynard, H. g. Davis.
Ormsby County-F. Stadtmuller s. T. Swift.
Lander County-A. Z. Shannon.
Lyon County-Dr. G. B. Zabriskie. DR.. W Bun
cher.
Nye County-T. Warburton.
Washoe County-J. II. Kinkead, c. G. Pown-
ing.
White Pine County-A. c. Cleveland.
Churchill County-Wallace Goodell.
Douglas County-James W Haines.
Elko County,. M. Smith, J. 8. Mayhugh
Eureka County-A. E. Davis, A G, Turner.
Esmeralda County,. G. McClinton.
Humboldt CouRty-M 8. Thompson.
Lincoln County-D NJ Tyrrell, D. Crittenden,
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J. q s. r.

ON OR ABOUT THE 18th OR 18th Of SEP
~ TENDER, . certificate Of deposit. No. $3.50,
for $500, dated September 10, 1874. issued by
Wells. Fargo Co. in favor Of Joseph Bennetts.
All parties are hereby cautioned from ,gotiat.
ing the same, - payment has been stopped.
se2S-SOd JOSEPH BENEFITS.
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DAY
Oct. ID 1874

L. turse LOO; Free to all Trotters and PAGERS
~ per cent; three or more to enter and three N
s T 10 rule; $3.50 to FIRST and $3.50 TO second.
I'm Entries close October %. at p M; 70 20 Octo.
eOEs $S : n a. 4lsb sE:.i r
Three or more to enter and three 10 start Fo ~
sas nce ~ per cent; to rule; $500 to first and
p. m; to go October "a, 1874. ''' AZ -
THOMPSON CAMPBELL.
ociA-td Sec'y Eastern Nevada Jockev Climb
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Utah Northern Railroad.

VyRAINs LEAVE CORINNE AT TO p. NJ;
i leave LogAn = eaos NJ, to oennsst WITH
tFains for Ogden and Salt hAke au23.V
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Sd day Of November Next.

Sd day Of November Next,
coin, an Election will be held for State and
County, District and Township Ofhcers, viz:
One Governor,
One Lieutenant Governor
One Congressman,
One Judge supreme Court (Iong Term,
One Judge Supreme Court (Short Term),
One Clerk Supreme Court,
One Secretary Of State,
One Attorney General,
One State Treasurer,
One Controller,
One Surveyor General,
One Superintendent Of Public instruction,
One State Mineralogist,
One State Printer.
One State Senator,
Three Assemblymen.
Ono District Judge.
One s County County Clerk.
One Assessor,
One Treasurer,
One County Recorder,
One District Attorney,
One County Surveyor,
Two County Commissioners,
One Superintendent Of Public Schools,
One Justice Of the Peace,
One Constable,
Three School Trustee.
The Ballots to be used ct said election shall
be printed on . good quality Of white book
paper, and the size shall be four inches in
width ~ eight inches in length. Said ballot
or ticket shall be free from marks. characters OF
device or thing thst would enable any person 70
distinguish Il by the back, or when folded,
rom any other legal ticket or ballot. Which
eiect,on shall be opened not later than
O'Clock .; m. and shall continue until 9 O'CLOCK
p. NJ. Of the same day,
Dated this nth day Of October, A. D. 1874.
| p. b. MILLER,
CLERK OF the Board Of County Commissioners.
0c1o.te
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List of REGISTERED Voters
BULLIONvILLE PRECINCT, LIN
COLIN COUNTY, NEW,

BULLIONvILLI
| COLIN &C
Allen Chas W
Adkins AC
Applewhite Jsmes
Abrahamson 8
Butter P d
Bell John G
Barrier Z E
Bryan He
Buchanan Geo D
Bailey FP
Barton Dow
Branson Charlie
Carlow Nm
Chapman Leslie
Collier JR
Chambers VIM
Colburn J E
Courtright Geo
Catlin Geo
Glen j p
Dosher H F
Douglass J D
Durham
Edwards John
Ely Chss r
Fife A
Ford James
Goodrich Halstead
German Edward
Clifford F
Clifford Geo N
Guiiloy 8
Grange Joseph
Gilbert Soseph
Goodrich J H
Herbert Geo H
Horton Phil II
Henry James
Hacker Sohn r
HinZman ] b
Hogan Thos
Hopper &c
Hopkins Vim
Henning John
lvens L NJ
Jack Jokn
Johnson II d
Jobe A
Jessup L T
Kershaw Sam'l
Kirnan John II
Lawson Wan J
Lane Thos
Lanndrich A.dolphus
Lynch Peter
McCarter d
Mccall Geo
Marks Herman
Moore Alvin Il
nfili~>. wia-i----
Marston j @
Mcdonald Jehn
McGukin Pat
Martin John
McArthur Peer G
Nichols G W
Nyswonger Dan
0'Neil Chas
Peter FL
Purcell Thos
Patten ] NJ
Pley +
Quigley ] W
Reggen Geo
Ross AN
Rydall G A
Rogers G l.
Richardson Geo
Sparks Q s
Sheridan John
Stewart James
Severance Dan'l r
Smith Frank
Seaver L b
Steller Chas
Smith Charles
Stewart NJ A
Shepherd s
Thomas J Il .
Tregasis II H
Thomas II
voss +
Morley John NJ
Warren Geo d
Warren N s
williams ] N
Woldenberg L
Welte Peter
Widit Geo
Yoachum A @
Notice Is hereby
right of any Of the oil
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Notice is hereby given that objection to the
right Of any Of the above named electors to vote
at the general election, to be held at Bullion
vile Precinct, Lincoln county, State Of Nevada,
on the Sd day of November, A. D. 1874. will be
heard before me, at my office in Bullionville,
until O'Clock p. m. on MONDAY, tho I'd day
names are enormously entered in said Register
are hereby notified to appear at my Office and
have such error corrected
JAMES H. GOODRICH,
Justice Of the Peace and ex-officio Registry
Agent for Bullionville Township, Lincoln
county, Nevada. oc22
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SAN Francisco, Oct. 23.-The steame,
Arizona from Panama arrived this morn.
ing.
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, Oct. est is reported from
Spain ON authority believed reliable, that
the Madrid Government has sent five
million dollars for distribution among
the Carlist chiefs, for the purpose of ter
minating the War.
BERLIN, Oct. est is asserted that
the Government Of France has confident
" informed Russia Of it's readiness upon
certain conditions to support Russia in
the Eastern question.
Chinchilla Suits for o22. 5O-wOrth
935-at Ashim Bros.
Ashim Bros. selling out.
Ashlm Bros. selling out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10

GRAND SOCIAL BALL-The Nail City
Boat Club will give Grand Social Ball
at Turner Hall this evening We are sure
that this announcement will be received
with pleasure by all lovers oil the art
terpsichorean. The balls given by this
Club always prove successful, and give
general satisfaction. A glance at the
names Of the gentlemen who compose the
different committees assures US that every
arrangement will be made to insure the
comfort and happiness Of guests. The
music will be furnished by ]. ]. Birch's
Quadrille Band. All who find pleasure
in dancing should go TO Turner Hall 10.
night, as the occasion will certainly be
one 10 be enjoyed and remembered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-10

sTEISwAY grand, square and upright
pianos have obtained the highest honor
every awarded 10 the piano manufacturer
in the world. First Of the grand Gold
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ls67-London, 1859. The worlds great
est Pisnists and Composers, including the
renowned DR.. Franz List and Anton Ru'
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Paris, Berlin, and Stockholm, as well al
the piano purchasing public Of Europe
and America, unite in the unanimous yer.
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Old pianos taken in exchange.
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